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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-01-14

Joe. Hortiz will appear at the
Columbia Theatre nezt Monday
night in the musical comedy drama
entitled Fritz, the Wandering
Musician. Mr.. Hortiz who is pos.
sessed of clear and we'll cultiva-
ted voice renders several of his di-
verting song specialties, and his
appearance in the new play is said
to be a pronounced success. The
play is modelled along the line of
entertainments which the late J. K.
Emmet used to give. Judging
from what we can hear, Mr.. Hor-
tiz is provided with a role which is
entirely congenial to his talents,
and he gives to the character of
Fritz" all that it calls for. Seen
cry, mechanical effects and actors
OF note, have all been placed in
this production, which is said to be
one of the strongest and most sat
istactory plays put out this season.
Prices, IS, so and IS cents.
Choice seats for so cents.
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tary Of the Navy, the position once
held BY President Roosevelt has
peculiarly qualified and fitted him
for the further work in reformation
which this department so urgently
needs. Why should he be displaced
and all unknown and untried man
sub ,titued'
80
Without a war On sea and land
the Improvements that have been
made in the army and navy during
the seven years of Roosevelt may
never be fully known. Both arms
Of the service are without doubt
more fit a-d efficient than at any
time within their history and the
idea of the President TO promote
efficient and capable officers and 10
eliminate from the service incom-
petent. Incorporate, mentally stu
pid and physically unfit the obese,
pot bellied and knock kneed men
- NOlldlDlN III llC lHkCAGSN VI NtN
service but more emphatically in
the interes: o. the country. OF
course thi; process is not agreeable
10 some Of the officers, their wives
and families but they should not,
where the country is involved, be
consi iered Pulling teeth and other
surgery IS not all agreeable opera
ton to the subject or even TO the
spectator, bnt it is necessary and
indispensable to health and life
Only small minority Of men sue
ceed in law, in medi-ine or in any
profession. The law of the survival
OF the httest humanely works to
eliminate the incompetent but in
the army and navy i'll pas: regimes
the officers have been kept in the
service and promoted according 70
seniority thus eliminating those
incentives to effort and those re-
wards to talent or TO genius that
are SO essential to excellence in
human effort and human attach
ment.
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What's Wrong on the Farmp

The government commission
which is investigating the condi-
ton OF the farmers has elected
statements from more than 100 in
the middle west, says Charles Dill
lon. writing in Harper's Weekly,
Everywhere practically the same
reply was heard. "The bows and
girls complain" They want to
put in new ideas of farming" said
representative farmer. "Thev
want all sorts of labor saving ma
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-01-14

chinery; they want books and pa
pels' they want to quit work at
sunset s or sooner; they want to go
.o"n every day We either have
10 give them what they want or
.ney leave. The telephone, ru-
lal iree mail delivery and other in
novations have done much 70 i'm
7, prove W., farm life conditions, but un-
I'll the farmer runs his business on
tl;,,;' up 10 GATE lines with the hours OBJ
tanning in other occupations the
Exodus VIII continue is the conclu-
sion arrived at.
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To Divide Catawissa.

Warren Eyer, f. F. Carpenter
and F. w. Drake who were ap-
pointed by the Court to examine
and report upon the advisability of
dividing the borough of Carawissa
into election districts will meet
for the purpose of the appointment
in the town hall at Catawissa on
Tuesday, January 10th at 9 o'clock
a. m at which time they will hear
testimony in favor of, and against
the proposition, if there is any, and
locate the division line.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-01-14

HURsDAY JANUARY II. 1909.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
local PRODUCE EARKET.

BUTTER-C1samery. fancy. q; Western arsts
sssl, saco-is 261Z process fancy. 2sa5lz far %
good. 2a2is daiEy. choice. q; sod. lsa17. store
CHEESE-NeT Yo-k STATE taney. large. 1gs, do,
snail l5izaI-.
EGGs-Near-by. fancy. Virginia, Ices q. IT4l
West Virginia ard Southeess Virginia. N; Trznes-
SEE T. North Carolina = duck z
LIVE POULTRy-Chicksns. IsED- hens q.
T0os,ers. G: ducks large. laa15; do. s-nan lzls
geese. Tz9: DO. fsuCJ. M11- ruEgyE. tunE q.
do. hens. .: turkeys. thin. l2al5s kezts IlaIZ
DRESSED POCLTRT-Turkeys choicr rn,s-nw-
hers, 2a25; do. average. undraEn aa22; do, thin,
I2izali. chickens 2aZ. capozs. 7b. zrsra-s z2se3-
do, snail. lsa2a; he1s. Ealsi roosts-s sass ducks.
Isals: Feese. IlslA
DRESSED 1IEATs-Cslres. fuu d-ssssd. Il. a
heads OF Il: beg dress calves, z: hazs. eouztry,
sugar cured. I2aas hoEs. snail and neat. PEI cwt
so0ss5o do. medium. nab do. hezFy 5sozso0
VEGETABL ES-Potatoes. homegrown. psr bus
$3.50; peT b.. Lz5a2oo; Eastern Shore. Der bbl-.
L7sa2oos sweet potatoes. Per btl-. 2ola25o; vans.
rer Dol 1890 carrots, Per b., LzsaI51; c-cuu-
bcrs. Der has. ll9aL51s ceae-y. per doZ stzIEs
5oas0, cucunSer rickles Der has. 75alz; czbha-e
per Dol. Lol1l5o; cauliacwe-. Der hb.. 2ea2ao:
onious Ter bus. 7easos Ma-yland ard Virginia psr
bbl. L4oalso; Ohio. Ter bbLs L75a1oos lstt1cr.
Florida. per bbl-- LooaL5
GREEN FRCTTS-O-arges. pe BOZ SUas o.
Florida. Per box Z0Ca25; graps fr-it- per box 29z
SOC; ARIES King Ter bbL. Soo1s5o; To-k Imperial
racked. AeolA50 Ben DAVIS. pacze1- 251zAZs. Vine
Sap. pscked. 3T5af5o; AIbsnzrie Pippln. E0os50;
good to prime 20ls3o6. Boc- . far LSa2O5. open-
head barrels cunn01 70 Ecce- 1.1ozis5 fa1cy tabs
fruit A0oG5oo: cranberr5es t,lpe Coo. ger hi,
zoos 90 Do. Ter Standard 1a.e. Z1l12E5; pine-
apples. Florida. Der cate 2oos4oo
DRIED ERUITS-Apz1ss- sized. fzncJ. &; d..
SLICED. bright. 81: cherries. p: blaezoezses. &;
Ehorrleberries. 10. rasDos1iss. Il
GEAIN-Whear SOutEern- Ezde- LIszL1 y;
rye =. com shalsd- WhTLs, 7Dz-5: o. geIl0s
-oa75: rev ear. 40oa4 .. cats. Western Ehita. Na.
. 5sSe2- old miued. 551aa
SUSDRTES-BecsTaI q. tzil0E 6GsiS: hursy
white clover lib. new. Is. %. IN. rgE msI1.
glnseng. per ID. 5eas5-59; senecz. Per n. g.;
golden seal saas5. Pink I2ala: mandrake. as: snaks
root s. walnut keruels drJ 16alS
WOOL AND HIDEE-Wool washed fras e bs--s
Der 70. 3: do. unEzShed. free q bus. psg h 4,
2; do. berry. pe- n. uals; hides green. pE ID,
g. do. bury. pr n. Bzl5; shseD sEirs greer.
each s5sLoos do. dEy. each. Ls6os calf Sk1ns Geen
each l00aL40s mustn't, each, S1134s skunk, ezeh
blsck L75g15s mink elch, 40a5-10, sahbit sk1zs
each 1: opossum. each. Eaa0; rsecoon sach SsL q;
fox. red. each, LoazZ5os do Say. eachs soaLoa.
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PROPOSALS.

TE iJSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR
,-- -Xcc'l-Ire Departments and Independent esfab-
EslUeuts and fer the Districf q Columbia for The
fiscal year ending June 80 1910. OEcs q the
Genera supply Committee Washington. D. c..
February D. ls9--Sealed proposals wiz Be re-
ceiFec - the once II the General Supply Commit
tee. Rom 10 Treasury Department Uutil O'Clock
T. n MONDAY, April - 800 Tor furnishing
statiols-. drafting materials chenicas drug ned
icnes. and hospital supplies. surgical apparatus.
cry goods electrical enEineerinE. and plumbing
s1ppies- engraving. printing. binding. and htho-
graphic supplies. hoor coverings. fuel furniture
hardware. metals leather. and saddleTy. ice luri-
Der. and building materials paints OIL glass photo
graphic and mlscellaneous supplies as may be
ordered from tine % time during the fiscal year
mcnt- Treasury Department War Department. De
partment 4 Justice Post-of3ce Department Navy
Department. including Naval Observatory, Dcparr-
meut 4 the Iuterlu- incl1dinE Civil Service Com
mission; Freedmen's Hospital Geological Survey
Government HOSPITAL for the Insane Howard Univer-
slry. Superintendent q Capitol Building and
Grounds. DEPARTMENT n Agriculture. Department a
Commerce and Labor. Government Printing o.
ice Smithsonian Institution. including Astruphysczl
Observatory. Bureau q American EthnOlogy Inter
national Exchanges. National Museum. National
geological PARK. Interstate Commerce Commission
Superintendent q State. War ard Navy Building
and the government q the District OF Columbia
Blank forms with Specifications and Instructions 20
bidders VII be ready for distribution OF or about
February .. 1903. and VIII Re furnished upon
Application % tie General Supply Committee Room
10. Treasury Department Washington. ID. c. V
" LUDLOW. Chairman q the General suppay
COMMITTEE fe2o.Z7 init. y. % = .au3lo
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. D. c. March
IS. 1903. Sealed proposals VIII be reserved at this
ONCE until i O'Clock m. APRIL TO- 1903 20 sell o,
the District Of Columbia tracts % land widely
separated Of not less than 100 acres each either
OF both % be situated in the STATES Of Maryland q
Virginia one tract 70 be used site Tor feforna-
tory ana the other o. a site for a workhouse FOR
the District 0f Columbia receipt Of the collector
a taxes. District 81 Columbia. OF a certified check
for SD or bond Of approved surety CONAN
in the sum Of Sl.OO 70 guarantee sale must accom-
ANY each proposal. Form q proposal and al
necessary information mas be obtained By address
ing The Commissioners q the District Of Column
bra Room ~. District Building Washington D.
c." HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY T.
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia mills II. IS ls % .
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B--FoiloWinE schedule figures published ocly
as information. and are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orieaus
AsheEille. Chattanooga Memphis. a. n and
l0s5 p N. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. kacxrlis. Chattancosa. Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 2. n. daily. Dining cara
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken. SaFnn-
nah. jacksonville. and Florida points. sas ? u.
daily. Dining car scrTice.
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekly 40 .. n
Local tor Hauisonburg % a. n. daily: AIS ? N.
week days: for Dauville. 20 a m daily and fos
Charlottesville. 80 a. n. and SIS = N daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluerronr-
L. S. BROWN .senerai Agent
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington D. g.. March
r. D,e.-N0tice is hereby given that in accordance
with the provisions Of Public Act No 20 approved
February .. 1909. entitled An act 90 authorize
certain changes IN the permanent system Of high
Ways. District Of Columbia. the Commissioners OF
the District o. Columbia wiz give public hearing
in the board room Of the said Commissioner.
MARCH q. 1909. al l0.5o o'clock a. m.. 70 all par
ties interested or owning land within and SUI
rounding the territory embraced by Michigan ave
nue.. North Capitol street. Esarts street. and Glen
wood Cemetery- proposed plan for changing ;he
line Of Franklin street and the opening OF Girard
street within the above limits VIII b displayed and
the Commissioners VIII consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the proposed change and loca-
ton Of any highway portions o. highways as
shown on above mentioned plan. II. B. F. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER COS
BIZ Commissioner District of Columbia
mhI3l5 81. IS q. . 3. se58E9
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E-SloTi steady. No. ? aaoat, domestic. ;,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev York March s-CATTLE-Recsipts. loo
head steadJ- Steers 5S0l6-f5: bulls 350a5 %. soEs
2.ooa4e5. Dresse beef slow az sal0 Der 70.
CALVE$ Rec pts. 90 bead. market hr- voals
s1cas.75 dressed calves drms city dressed veals
slzal4z cJlutrT dressed Sal3
SHEpP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, 80 bead four
and ozehaIF cars on sale sheep f-rn: lauts sea5vf
sheep. sQ9a5Q0. lambs. 7.2Sasl0.
HOGS-Peceiufs. 3.l59 head few offered for sales
firm 3 aii weights. Good medium hos IA
Chicago. March l2.-CATTL E-Recein-s 81
head market steady Prime beeres 550aT.f0- noor
% medium. 4Sa3fls stocksrs and feeders 3soa5 50.
ans. Sz5aS50
GS-Receipts. 2s00 head: market stesdv, s
eents higher. Light. R2sas-75: rough ssasss5-
boaTy- 6-s5a6s5- mixed. e-7c1sso; pigs. EEasB
SHEEP-Recsipts. soo0 head. strong Native
3Sa6-5; Western sheep. 250as.E; laubG native
k7sa7.s5s Westerns. E75aTA
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NoIE-Puhished ely as information. and Tot
guaranteed
so P. NC. B. o. LIMITED. DaIly-Fast YES
uouled train Pullman seepers 70 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago, ard 81
Louis Connection for Virginia bot sprirgs Pull
man car Louisville 20 Memphis and NeE O.leanA
Dining cars. IA care service
ulo P. NJ. T. V. LIMITED. Daily-soHd
vesuoule train Pullman sleepeTs 20 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
Ia carte service. Pullman slecpers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and 81. Louis and LorisTille TO Memphis.
Nashville and New O1ieans
Chesapeake AMI Ohio O1aces. So PeunsyIraniA
avenue; l3s9 street. and New Onion Station. Tel-
epboue Main 1855 CT IDS for tckets. baggage checks
reservations. and Taxicab
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC HALLWAY.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

eCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY H. 1909.
LeaFe Washington New Union Station.
$50 a. m.-Daily-AH points on Norfolk and West
en- also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis.
@le D. n Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanoogz. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining carr
Foc Norfolk-LeaVe Washington. an a. N daily
Il I5 a. n. daily Except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u 20 q. q. and SD T. n
80 p. m.-Dsi.S-Berryvilie Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from tie Southwest arrive 655 a. n and
go T. m.
All information Fourteenth street ard NsW York
avenue Bond Bullding)-
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WE CAN CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICKER
easier. cheaper than you can; we know how.
LEON L. CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co
ZOO r 81. NV. Phone Nam 7lD fes-9g
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quo,atio1s furnished b. ". B. Hibos & Co, Esz-
bers o. the Chicago Beard q Tra6e, Hibhs Build
irg Is fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. March Ia.-Whszs to-day vas weak ard
quiet, with prices within a narrow rsngs. Businy
was largely y shorts. Who bought on TIE Si1
caused by weak czhles and ac-rnulated receiotH IA
the Northwest
Other grain MARKETS were steady and duh.
Provisions oDens5 weak and sod s 70 u points
a
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES.

FOR RENT-OPP0ssTE WEATHER BUREAU
modern hrich house 1lls II 81 NV rooms and
bath; rent. $50
wIILIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eg95 Bh-
mh10+3r
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING

FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. SEQ Per month up
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE Co.
5a7-d 9o-92 st. nv.
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS, &c, MOVED
With care; packing and Shipping a specially
kRIEG'S EXPRESS. l22i H st. NV. Phone Main
Lslc nol3tfdexS
WHY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR 80 a
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls-420-
90 10Th 81. nv. Phone Main 4Ze sel2-2S5t
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia. Washington. ID. c. Feb
ruary 18th. l&9.-Seale5 proposals VIII Be received
a. this o7ice until Two O'clock p H.. MONDAY
April 18th, 1899 for furnishing supplies for use Of
the VARIOUS branches Of the Government Of the Dis
trict q Columbia during the fiscal year beginning
Juiy isl. 1879 and ending June 50. lsl0. follows.
STATIONERY; blank forms and printing: school books:
furniture and house furnishing: hardware and tin
ware; miscellaneous photographic supplies rubber
stamps, flags and athletic gcods. &c.l, rlumhiuE
supplies; groceries and provisions boots and shoes.
drugs. chemicals. surgical apparatus and hospital
supplies; glass. paints. and oils; lumber fresh meat
eoFned beef. &c; fuel; dry goods. ice; electrical
supplies; saddlery leather. wheelwrighr supplies.
&c kindergarten Supplies. and laundry Work and
Tor the purchase OF waste paper during the period
named Blank forms of proposal and speciacatisns
VII b. ready for distribution March lst lae-these
and al necessary information may be obtained 90
the crhce q the Property Clerk D. G. District
Building. HENRY B. f. MCFARLAND. HENRY
I. WEST. SPENCER COSBY Commissioner.
u C. fe2o. 2. mhs l3. NJ .aTs.l 10
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, &e-GOVERN-
nent Printing once, Washington. D. C.. Febru-
airy Is, Es.-Sealed proposals VIII be received NJ
THIS ofbee until O'clock D. n. MONDAY. Ami
r. 1908, for furnishing stationery. fuel, ice hard
ware. plumbing ana electric supplies lumber &c foE
the use q the Government p .nting Ofce during the
fiscal year ending June 50. I4l5. Tho night 10 r.
yet any and all bids ard u waive defects = r.
served Detailed schedules Il the stationery fueL
ice. &c. rcquircd accompanied by blank prup sais.
and giving the TeElla tons nth which bidders must
oumDiy. may be obtained by addressing This odIce.
SAAfL b. DONNELLY. Public Printer.
5s2c2 INIT, B3I,ap5p
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL
ncn-sUgical; cloth bound. 40o-page book free.
Apply by mail 9ls Colorado Building Free lecture
fer women Tuesday AZ p m ja1Stf
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH. NOT TOO CHEAP
REASONABLE PRICES.
Plates g.; all crowns and hridgezork OK
gold. s.; gold filings. s. and up: amaleaue
tsiiEerl filings. 81. Work guaranteed. Gas
administered.
Dr.. c. ". cox, ss5 Pa ave. NV.
mhl4 -l50t tusw,s
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New York. March l2.-WHEAT-Irrerular- fair
trade No 7 Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. 3 No
rcd, f. O. b. la; No hard. New YORK. T. q. y.
Is: No. I naca-cni. LLS. T. @. h. No Msuitoea
IL No. Manitoba. T. o. b.. nominal Exporters
took a loads durum ard Manitoba. part last niEht
C0kN-Steacys less active. No. elevator 10 n
rive 3; 20. ? e. b. s7ot -. No. 2 u srrirs
7Sis: No. yellow. f. o. b.. ~ No. white. z 0.
b.. nominal Exporters took 10 loads. part lsse
night.
RYE-SIows steady No ? saoat. domestic. 81
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on Washington real estate. eav terms Apply 10
DISTRICT REALTY co. Inc II. r. Law man
aS,l. loan and rental department. ofices SO BOND
BLDG cor. 18th and New York ave. nv ja2+tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED-A MALE ANGORA car, BUFF COL
cred Liberal reward returned 20 sls 81 ne
nh209t
LOST-WATCH AND FOB MARKED Wv" nth
near Q. Reward Il returned TO 1888 Eth St NV.
mhIe2t
IOsT-WFDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, AN OLD
fashioned gold scarfpin, With four raised leaves
and tiny pearl. Reward. SIS Brown ST. NV. mhls2f
LOsT-TUEsDAY. A SCREW EARRTNGi SMALL
diamond in black setting. IS reward for return
% RABISAY'S, III St NV. mhls-St
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

FOR SALE-PRETTY BOSTON TERRIER: FIVE
NOS puppy; handsome color: markings head and
tan; good pedigree; sacrifice 81. r. J. FLA
HERTN. Bolton ST. Boston Mass. mhl9 81
PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARlEs and breeding cage with fixtures Tor
S.; these birds should hatch you az least % binds
one season. SCHAID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 9Th
s.. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
5. DUVALL. Jr. AttaTney ioT Pilintis-

EDWARD S. DUyALL. Jr. Attorney fer Piuintis-
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ Columbia Woodward LGmber COMPANY. a body
corporate. plaintiff s. American Compound Door
COMPANY a BODY c7rrcrate. defcn1au-- AZ Law,
Ne. 555-.-The object ~ this suit is % recover
SO 81. rith interest thereon. from Decsuber 2.
l8s. for building materials sold and delivered b.
the plaintiff % the defendant. The American Con-
pound Door Company. a cUrpgrati0n and 90 have
T-osTrcnt q condemnation Il certain property q
che defendant levied Under an attachment Issued
IN this sut 20 satisfy Che plaintiffs claim. IL IS
therefore. -hlS lsta day q March. 800. ordered
that the defeniant appear I tins cclrr On bfc-e
the fC-tieth day. exclusive q SUNDAYS and legal
holidays aft-- the day q The first publication q this
order. 20 defend this sut and show cause why sid
oondennafion should NOT ~ had Otherwise tire sri,
vii be proceeded with as in case n default Pro
Tided. a copy q this order be published az least
oncg q week fOs three successive weeks IN re
Washington law Reporter and The Washington
Herald before sad DAY. b. the c0ur-- WENDELL
Z. STAFFORD. Justice. A true c1py-Test- sal ,
J. r. YOUNG. CLERK By F. ". SMITH. Assistau;
Cierk- MIR z.ap5
EDWARD 5. DUvALL. j.. Attorney f1r Plaintiff.
N TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
= Columbia Prart-krrE Company. cc-pCTlrI-n.
plaintiff. DAVID " Peoples. trading as The
Nenrered Door COMPANY. defendant. A. Law No.
5s6i.-Thc ohcct n this suit Is 10 ruc0TUr S. SIS =
with interest theron from December q. ls6. fCT
building materials sod and delivered By the plain
III % the defendant. David ". Peoples trading as
The NencCrUd Door Company. and to have iudEmgur
al condemnation q certain property q the defendant
levied or uEder an attachment issued I'm this sun
% satisfy the plaintiff claim r. is. therefore
tina l9-h dav n March 1858 ordered that The
dcfeufaut appear IN this court On o. before the
f1rtielh day exclusive - SUNDAYS ard le-al holi-
d9vs after the day Cf the first publication n this
order. 20 defend this ssit and show cause why said
condemnation shoGid not Be had. otherwise the Slir
VIII be p-oceedcd with as In case y default Pro
rided, cory u this order De published az least
Cnce a week for three Successive weeks ln The
Washington Law Reporter and TIE Washington
Herald before said day. By the court: WENDELL
=. STAFFORD. Justice- A true copy-Tcst- fSeaI)
J. X YOUNG CLERK. By F. " SMITH. Assistant
ClerS. MIR = .au5
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CARPENTERING, BUILDING. AND GENERAL
repairing Screen doors and windows made TO or
der. c. D. COLLINS. 10 18th ST. NV Phone
main l5s3. mhl4e0t
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAT. Pile LINE

DILL 4uOIaL q O444O ASAAA~~-SS-AN1s
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON TEE ODD HOUR ;"
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK
30 a. m Diner Pullman Parior.
20 a. m Observation Psrior. tiyehoar trHin-
90 a. M Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
100 p N. Diner Diner ana ana Ps siiI Parior Car.
go ?. N. Royal Limited All Pullman Ahour
~ p m Coaches 70 Phllsdelphia-
800 .. N. Coaches to Philadelphia
s2s2 a IA sisebpsrs 70 PhiIadsiphia Nev Yort
ATLANTIC CITY. r79O go tll0o q. N. 1l'oo
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on the HOUR
z 'w $50 da go 'e +, p 5o 80 rsSo So 80
sS9, 1850 II % a. m. .l21o noon; flssS = 80
s5 ne go go SO SO % So 9s $50 : ios Sc . i g
lOo. 'lz;lS. night;
CHICAGO. IN. So go ? ? an n.
:. CINCINNATI. ST. louis. AND LOUISVILLE.
=; 5a5 z n. 'lz;io night mn
CLEVELAND, 30 p n
WHEELiSG. .si5 4. m m. $50 2. N.
MANCHESTER. f9I0 q n. fao5- 800 2 N
E'EisiCh. SD. is,0 sslb a. n wv is'''
F5IAstt::EsRIssTowN. fsAe .. m, $50 p m. a..
20 AseNNAlOlls 20. 800. fzas noon' lOH- s'-@
DAILY. Excerpt sunday. ssundsy Only.
- kLEPHoNES AZ all the following Ticket "
nces; .fn 81. nv, Main 1891; SO Pennsyl ysI.iA
sye;. Msin rs; New Union station; Ticket Staee'
VAN ISs3. Information B1reau. Main fsSe
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC HALLWAY
Electric ralace cars from White House Station
O5th and II sts- NORTHEAST
For Baltinore-Eyery hals hour from sSo 4. n 70
80 p n, and 80. go. 100. and II IS D m.
except on the ODD hours Local cars at s. 81. ga.
II 10 a. n. and 10. $40 $40. TO ?. N
Cars OF the EVEN hours make no stop between
Washington and Baltimore.
For Annapolis-Every hour IRON SO a m 70 80
.. m, and n.4s p. m
Fares One var. Round TIP.
To Baltimore. 75c- QS
To Annapolis and o. 9.
Naval Academy....-.-.-..- sc. G1
Baggage checked
Al II 81. cars direct 70 White House Station.
Ticket nfiee at 18th and n 7. are northwest and
q White House Station 18th srd y St. NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ. 1875 and Line SIS.