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The Meeker herald., 1909-10-16

and clerks Of courts, the support Of
prisoners, and the miscellaneous ex-
penses Of the United States courts.
Of the government are really included
in the disbursements for this depart
ment,
Military Establishment.
The more important items Of ex.
pense which go to make up the $175,-
S40.452 expended on the military es-
tablishment during the year were as
follows: Pay department, $32, 9S2, 500;
quartermaster's department, $40, ST.
03S; Panama canal, $3S,093,425; i'm
proving rivers, $19,513,s80; improving
harbors, $10.643.76s; ordnance depart
ment, $11,456.S61; subsistence depart
ment. SO. 439.915;> engineer department,
S4,56s.593 National Home for Disabled
Soldiers, $3.945.09S; Military academy,
$1.602.1S5; military posts. $1.912,6
medical department, 31,455.S16; en-
campment and maneuvers army and
militia, S1,014.196.
The principal items included in the
naval establishment disbursements of
$118.037.097 were: Increase of the
navy, $27,46S.655; pay of the navy
$25.492.613; bureau Of equipment, &c.
$S.617.939; bureau Of construction and
376; bureau of supplies and accounts,
$s.617.930; bureau Of construction and
repair. T.192,521; bureau of yards
and docks. $5.772,537; bureau of steam
engineering. $5.54s.155; marine corps,
$6,69b.163; bureau Of navigation, S.
742.246; Naval academy, $685.
The following detailed items will
give some general idea of the princi.
pal expenditures made for the FndisN
service, the total amount for the year
being S4.115.54o; fulfilling treaty obli-
cations. &2.1S3.3sO; trust funds, a..
4SS.897; current and contingent ex.
penses, 1856. 686; miscellaneous az.
penses. 32.49s, 1897.
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made Of segmental sections and .
blade closing around them to form
barrel. which conducts the picking
solution. A crosspiece at the handle
prevents the tube from sinking too
far into the meat. This tube is thrust
into the center of the ham and the
pickle flows to the inside. penetrating
rapidly to all parts and effecting a
cure much quicker and more effective
ly than in the old method. The tube
is removed before the ham is con-
signed to the smokehouse.
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sRvENrIoA CURES HAMS QUICK
lens Device Consisting Of lsns,
Pointed Tube Mads q os0msntai
9setlons and 0iade Conducts
PIeklln0 solution.

Formerly It required from 80 b 81
days to cure ham. Now. through the
genius Of Minnesota man. the work
can be done In much less time and
more effectively. The old way to cure
ham was to throw 1t into vat Of
pickle and let 1t soak for q month
or two until the pickle had thoroughly
saturated the meat. The new picking
devic" o~~@'sts of long. pointed tube
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suee...tsl elseslcs Of China.

Riveting china is an extremely diff
ficult and delicate operation and one
that requires considerable skill and
experience II 1t is to be performed
successfully. In drilling the holes the
safest plan is to immerse the china
completely in water. 10 as to avoid
fracturing 1t. No chemical Ii used to
eat away the glaze; q good sharp drill
with a fine point is all that is needed.
For riveting. white metal wire, which
may be had from any large metal
dealer, is used. This Hpre IL COM
pAratively soft and cen be rivetted
without hammering It too heavily. All
the tools required are . drill, . ham
mer. . supply Of wire and . pair Of
cutting plisrs
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revenue TOT the next
nrcal year SO that when June 80, 1910,
rolls around there will be no stagger-
ing deficit Of $50. 1000. 900. more or less.
to meet such as will have to be met
at the end of the present fiscal year
two months hence, resume OF Just
exactly what 1t costs to run the Unit
Cd States government In one year, to-
gether with some facts concerning
the existing sources Of revenue il
Interesting.
The only basis Of such information,
II detailed and accurate figures are to
be given, is obviously to be found
In the reports covering the fiscal year
which ended on June 80, 1908. In
that year the receipts and disburse-
meuts Of the government were a. fol.
lows:
elusive Of postaI) ........... .,en, In, LIS. 81
Disbursements exclusive Of
DsScit ts1ciu:ivs Of po:taD.. 6 o sS 81 &
The two great sources of income
are, of course. the customs duties and
the internal revenue taxes. For that
fiscal year the government received
$3.50. lis, 1903 In customs duties and
1851, LII, 1850 in internal revenue
taxes. Thus more than five-sixths IT
the total revenue IL received from
these two sources.
An analysis of the internal revenue
receipts shows that $140,15S.807 was
received from the tax on spirits; 49,
S63,754 from the tax on tobacco, and
3ss, SO7. ST. from the tax on fermented
hquors. The tax on oleomargarine
nstted 1884. 304, and the small tax Of
two cents . pack On playing cards
brought in e46S.6 $50.
Other Sources q REVENUE.
The other sources Of governmental
revenue are of great number and in
finite variety, although the amounts
derived are comparatively small.
In the last fiscal year Tie sale oe
public lands netted $s.7s1.5se. and he
prodts On coinage, bullion aspaatts,
stc., amounted to I'll. Al, a3e.s1. Thees
are The two large items a income
altar customs duties I'D internal rov.
eone ta1ea r.slHf
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The changes in progress in . comet
are now shown on a screen in NOV
ing pictures. Warehouses; comet was
favorably situated for observation in
England during last autumn. and ~
this body gave an unusual opportu-
nifty for studying changes. the A.
tronomer Royal had photographs made
at frequent intervals 80 ~ to obtain
. cinematograph record. One ssfiss
shows the alterations that took plaos
In Q period of about nine hoasA
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Handing In His Decision.

We'll. Sir" began the budding nov
elist, who had come to see about his
manuscript, Il suppose you have hv
this time finished my latest effort.
and"
Pardon me. young man." broke IN
the editor. Il confess I have not, I
commenced 1t, but It was such -
effort couldn't nnish tn,
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then the resultant motion is differ.
ent. The difference in motion, then,
is caused by the difference in centri.
fugal tendencies at the two points.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ChichesisT-Clement ". Thompson % william n.
G-imes. lots 6s5 and sss So
West WoOdridge-Jsnss T. ". Clement e. u1 %
Eugene :. Withers. part lot ;. square SIS. SIC
" street. between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh
streets n0TthWest-Susan A. Gibbons et a. %
Aaron Nusbaum. part lot Z, square IsS. SO.
Clark Nils estate-ITz J. Baker et Tx to Chariss
). Mason. lot a. SO
Sixteenth and streets southe1st-Heman R
Howenstein et ux- to Francs D. Klimtiewicz.
lots s and - square lO72. SIC.
Connecticut Avenue Teusee-Fulton r. Gordon e
ux- 70 Willard 3 Follmsr. lot Z. square rs
$3.50. same to walter Z. Bennett. lot T.
square $50 $50
Saul's Addition - WsshinTtou-Joseph B. Bowling
e uz. 90 Louis II. and Cora ". West. lot 3
square 293 SO
Fourteenth and streets noTthesst-Arthar Car
et ux. 70 James ". Holiday. lot q square la2s
SO
Bates Warren and Samuel Ross trustees 10 VIII
ian l. Browning lot q square 55. Sls0o0.
William l. Browning ct ux- 20 NsJtie Z.
Cockreli. lot 2. square 81 SO.
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DEEDS OF Trust

Chichsstsr-Willi2m Il. Crimes 70 Richard A. Pyies
and Maurice Ottsrhzez 70 secure Clement "
Thompson. 80 yez-. s pe- cent, ssni-sz-
nuaiiy, lots es3 and So
Clark Mills Estate-Chsries 6 Mason Z, Red s
Baker. TO secure Ira J. Baker. ssoo. 10 50
months per cert Lot 81
Fortune Enlarged-Iaurs Tsylo- 10 John Iauzhzra.
7, and Franklin P. Buckley. to secure ths
Mutual Guarantee Building ard Loan Assoca-
ton, SIS. 70 3 months. psT en- l0t s5.
square 5S-
Ivy City-Eduard Gibsoa to Jsbsz Lee. 70 ssc.7s
John Davis. $50. 70 2 months. 6 per csos
los !. block L
Moluead Essate-Chs-ies L. EsaEs- e ux. 70
Samuel Ross and E1snusl speiea. % ser1rs
Lewis Z. B7suningsr, $50. mouthly notss.
per cent seuli-suuuslly, l0t 81 SQUARE 1s5s
Square l072-Frsucls D. KIinkisuicz et ux 70 4.
h HoEenstsin and Penn c Athe-to1. to sscIrs
James 7. Hoveaste5a. Sle1. ! 70 . rnouths
per cent. lots IS and 4
Connecticut Avenue Fsrzce-WaIter z Bsuustt 70
h D. Gordon and Robert Z. Heats- % sec-rs
Fulton 3. G0niin. SI.757.76 , 10 van. pe-
cent, seni-anzuaEy, lot =, square $50. willard
B. FCimer 9 sane, 70 secure sane S.soe. !
to g months. per csnt l0t L, square I7Is.
SaUl's Addition % WaShirzso1-I~-ris II Ksst "a
TX n B. Francs Saul and Norman L szus-
bur-. to seore joseph B. Bowling. 50. monthly
payments. PEI cent. semi-annuaiiy, lot :
square ~
square sD-Andrew Q. Nash e NJ 70 Wilbur F
-fc-A ~1lA EE.laClS H. SleEleLS. % s1c--re E1-
ward h Thomas sl5o. years. s Der csu-
seni-annualiy. pat Let ,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlElns-g. Waltsr
Thompson Ct ux. 70 S Percy Thompson ard
Edgar G. HsrbauEh TO secure joseph Pau.
%75. monthly payments. per cent. semi-aa-
nuaily. lot g. block e
Woodley Psrk-sfiddaugh & Shannon ina 70 r.
FraRcs Saul and Walter E Hilton, 70 scc-rs
Harry u. Ellis. S5l.0o8 years. Der cent. ssri-
annually. lots 3 20 49, block IS y t-ists q
$50 each. one CB each lot
Square si2-HaTTist NJ NJ Gof e vir Azrn 70
Adie a SteEsas 20 seclre A6ie A Stsrsns
si.le, IN I gear after death of Azo 6o5. per
cert lot e.
Pleasant Plsirs-Joseph Schisrnan e u. 70 Frank
A. Harrison and julius J. Psyse- 70 sscu-s Al
bert Ksfks. Sl.so years. - per cent. sesni-
annually part lot g.
Square 7sl-Sailis Z. PiIkerou . FrznE 7 RsE-
linss and Wilizn l. Robins to secnrs Frzuk =
Collins. SO. ] year. 6 psT cent seu1i-annually.
lot L
Square ssl-Wsrvsck Esans e ". 70 Nn.os =
AileS and William J. FlztheT. 70 se--rs Icha n
Jones. $50. years. Per cent. ssni-auursIlv.
part original lot 4.
Squares los7 and sSJennis Z Willis e w Charl.s
A.. n William 4. Hill ard J. srriz< Pcols q
seCsrc David B. 1frrdock, T.. S.o0. yezrs.
Ter cert seTi-anuusily. lot 50. square l0s7. ard
lct =. squsTe 3
Square 55-Netsia l. Cos3reu e. w Ssz-si "
70 William r. sholes and Fred BesH. % se-.-s
William l. BrUEri1g. s. SzE rousisly az
Hsnts and ssarA. ~ cs1t sz1s-s-zsz1y,
IG =
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Nourt OF APpc8A1s
Assignment fcr to-day:
Special czlendar
No. / Secretary os the interior - Unised
States. sx rel. Lone Ct al Attorneys. Smart Nc
Namsra and D. " Baksr-kappler & Meuiiat
Nc. 2 United States ex rel Turner e al, -.
Secretary 4 the Interior. Attorneys, Happier &
Msgiilzt-D. ". Baker and Stuart MeNam2z-
No. ). Wade Is United States Attorneys. J. 8.
Lsskey-D. W Baker.
No. 4 District CT Colombia rs. Hsuf. Attorneys
Z r. Thomas-A. h Bel
No 5 Han District of Columbia Attoneys
2. R. Perry & Son and G. 7. Duniop-E. Il
Thomas.
No = United States. ex rel Gribble st al, u
sec-etaTy Of the Interior. Attoueys. J. NJ Ran
kind ". Baker.
Regular call
Nc. lsS2 Barber et al rs Wiids ct a. Attor-
ueys, < s Wossbington-Gistinss & Chan5erlin-
No Is7- Rondinesla IS SoEhen Railway Con-
pany. Attorneys. Tucker Esayoz-Cs. L Ham
ilton and J. " Terkes
No lsI7. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vs.. Cook. Attorneys. 6. Z. Hzmiiton-W. J. Ian
bert. r. II. Yeatmsn. and G. W. Fowler
No l957. Schickle- et al IS Washington Brew
cry Company. Attorneys. Gistings < Chsnberlin
and J. L TeTpG-H. F. Woodard-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau q Supplies and Accounts Narv Deuart-
ment. Washington. i. C.. Until % O'Clock q m
FEBRUARY s. 100 and publicly opened inu,e-
diately thereafter, 20 furnish a. the navy vard
Washington. =. q. &c. q quantity ~ naval svD-
pies. folioHs- Sch. 50, Mechanical drve--
Sch $50 Surveying sextaIts proIactors-Seh. Sc:
Steel casJinCs.-Sch S92; Steel rails switches a.
oak ties--Sch- 900 Binoc ilars-Sch agl: Nsrt;ral
and drawing instruments.--Sch. s2. Paint sling
pig iron--Sca- S7: Pine msple- Applications far
proposals should designate the scbedules desired bv
number. Blank proposals vii be furnished 17pon
application 70 the Bureau T b ROGERS. Psv-
Raster General Z 5. y fe2s
PROPOSALS-U. DEPARTMENT OF AGRT-
culture, Ofice of the Secretary. Washington. D. {,
January g. Ise-Sealsd proposals VII b received Al
the Ofiee Of the D1sbusing Clerk until 2 D. m
TUESDAY February g 1893, for furnishing material
and installing plumbing fixtures IN the building b.
ing erected a. No. Es Thirteenth street sE.. WASH
ington, y. C. It VII Be Necessary for this work
70 be done as the erection Of the building PROGRESSES
Specifications and full information furnished upon
application to the DisbUrsi1E Clerk. Bids mus be
sealed and addressed 70 the Secretary Of As1iclturs
In accordance with instructions given on sche5ule
JAMES WILSON, Secretary. feln
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
ium5s. holding PROBATE Court. No $3.50 Ad-
Is 20 give notice that the sub
scriber. of the District q Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court II the District Of Coium-
ba letters ct administration the estate Of Ed
ward Z. Geary. late of the District q Colunbis
deceased AT TeFs0ns havirz claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sane
Eith the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
70 the subscriber on oT before the I'D DAY or
A. D l99. otherwise They nav by
IA" be exciudcd from IN benefit II said estate
Given uaier my hand tbs 9Th dav n Tarrsrv
l9a FANNIE " CEARY 81 Ilth 81 ur. At
test isesli JAMES TANNER Register of Wsns
or the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. 4. II. FERGESON. ATTORNEY. fs2sls
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOfE-Published snly as information. ard not
guaranteed
55e P. NC & o. LIMITED Dasly-Fast YES
sl,-ea tTaIn Pullman sieeUe-s % Lexington, Louis
Ions Ce1nectiCn for NirEiria Hot SpTiaEs Pull
Ean cPF LOUISVILLE 70 Memphis and New OrieaDa
bIn11E cars. q ia c7rte se7Eice
lie 2 NJ 2 = LIMITED. Dailr-Solid
stloule tain. Pullman sicepers 70 Cincinnati
Letinglou. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Sr-lnFs week days Diuirg cs7s.
"a carte seTvice Pullman siaerErs Cincinnati e
Shieago and =. Louis. ard LouisTille to Msmphis
NsshTlic. ard Npu Orleans
Chessneake ard Ohio ones, SIS Penusvlvauia
avenue. $50 r street ard New Union Station. Tel
ephone Main lffs OF 20 fo- tickets taEEa-e checkx
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

@ASAlJE NklEhE-
Estats q James F. Scsgss; petition for pzvulsnt
o. claim
Estate q Cors n Hewitt; petition for leaFe 70
change benehciaries nanes- Attorney, c " FoE-
In re John T 7 Ellis; O-iaT appointing guardian.
bend, 500 Attorney. G. Il Cslrsrt, r
Estate u George II. PfuEer- orrizr zTzutiuz
letters Of administrator; bond SIS so Ateornsy
T. W Wells
Estate 0f Catherine " CooneT; retffion fo- pro-
bate and record Il Eiu and letters testzmentary.
Attcrnev J. c. HoEaui
Estate Of Edward J. Frank; petition foE letters
q administrator
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Equity Court No. L.

JUcIItE BAhNAKD.
No. 2sl5a National Union Y scott q a.. de-
cree Cf IauIary 8 lSe amended Attorneys "
B. Reilly-C- H Turner and 3. T. DoyIe
Nc. 2sSi tiadSes - Walters; El,srdian sd ltsrn
appointed Atto-ner. F. BesIl
No. ZS7. Parsley e al. ~ Collins ct al !:
partial distribution o7de-ed. Attorneys Newton 4
Gillette. c. 6ertmzn-
So. aa& L - sssiszasat Ds2sstzsatsi Co
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Equity suits.

I No ga May T GaddE et a. = Margaret E
Walters et al. confirm contract of seie. AttornsT
| F. BeaII
Ne &26- In - sssisnmsut q TIE Depa-t-
mental Co-0EeTatiFs Guild: 70 II bond Attornsv
V. Z. Lester
! No 1SlS James II Lsnigsn - EIle-v J. Rur-tf
substitute Trustee. Attorney, Fillmore BesH
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
SUES RAILWAY COMPANY.
Complainant Charges He Was Run
Down and Injured Permanently.

A $500 damage suit against the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
was fled yesterday in the District Su-
preme Court by Lewis Bsltrotsky. six
years old. through his next friend. Nor
ris Baitrotsky.
The complainant charges that on June
% last he was crossing the tracks az
Fifth and 6 streets northwest. and that
through the carelessness Of the en-
ployes of the company he was struck
by an east-bound car. He was injured
permanently.
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NON-EEDICAL HEALING.

TIE WASHINGTON NONNEDICAT5 RENE
DIAL and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and SANA-
ToRIUM for the CURE of LOCOMOTOR-ATsXTa
EHEUAATISA- PARALYSIS BRIGHTS MS
EAsE. and kindred INCURABLE tso-caIsd) AL
AENIS- DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED
CONSULTATTON FREE. Lady Assistant. PI,0F
=. y. D. PARKER Ofice. EZ2 Ninth 81 ~
Phone H. lIl2 Hours. 70 to 3; sunday. 10 10 ! sBd
5y appointment Consultation and Treatment a
residence when Necessary. ..g-f
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CASH REGISTERS.
NJ ARE AGTYTS F0R THE

AWERECAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRY NE A Pull LINE 0F DETAiLs-ADD-
ING. TOTAL ADDING. COST. AND SELLING
PRICE MACHINES. THEY ARE MABE ~
THE AMERICAN CASH REGISTER go. ThE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN The
MERCHANT PUBLIC. AND 4 MONOPOLY
GIT OUR PRICES AND SEE OUR 1873 MOD
Els BURCH q kLEPS SAILS AGENTS SIS
eTH ST NV PHONE MAIN DO
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SOVTHERN RAuWAY

y B.-Foli0EinE schadule figures PUBLISHED onls
a. information, and are not guaranteed.
For Atiauta Birmiuzhsm Mobile. New Or,esuz
AsheTille, ChattaD9oCs Memphis. a. n. ara
les D n daily Dining carz
Fer SoaH0se. Knoxville. ChattanOoER. Memphis
NeS Orleans. 1910 , II. daily. Dining cars.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. ssrsu-
nab. Jacss1nTiiie ard FIorida points. GIo D. n.
daily. Dining car serrics.
Tourist cars for Calfc-uia. sri-vgekly. SO D n
Local for HsTisonburE 30 a n daily; E.i5 D. n
week days for DanTille . 80 g. r. daily and for
Charlottesville. 80 a. n. and So D N daily
Es@91ent trains to and from Biusmont
l. S. BROWN. Gsneral Agent
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W. r. & 4. E RE-
TIE II ErTZTc LIE


Electric palace cars from White Hor=s Station
18th and H SIS. NORTHEAST.
For Baltimore-510. and every half ho-- from
So . II I'D p n. and So $50. I0s0. and
uS5 ?. n
For Annspclis-EFgTy hour from $50 4. n to 7:s
p n. and go and u35 p n
Fares- One way Rotrnd tip
~ ld-l-l-iIe---- A-2
To Annapolis ard Q. s
Naval Aczdeny.--.-....- &c NS
Al H s.. cars u1n direct to White Horse Station
Ticket otfice at 18th and y. 7. ave northwest and
al White House Station 18th and II Etz NORTH.
EAST Telephone NJ 7Ss
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No 5l566 Lewis Baltrot0--. &c IS Washington
Railway ard Electric Company. damages. sl5.9o
Attorneys Charles Bendhein and Edwin Forrest
Nc 5lS9 J. N2rTer White vs. Amos A- Roper
e. al; notes. s. 10 Attorneys J. ". Glennan and
z I. Gies
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District Courf

S@CAAN@ a2NAl1EACUN-
No. 65 IN re widening and extensian q she--
nan aFsnue- opinion q c0GTJ oTs-Tusing notion 70
dismiss supplemental petition
In re condemnation q land for Morgan Schooi3
order fc- citation
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS N TN.
BRELLAS AND PARASOLS OFFERED FOR
THIS WEEK n A. GRIsWOULD. III 1ITH NV.
ceZ-sot cod
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operative Guid; bond azed at zoes. Attarn.y.
". E. Lester.
Assignment for TO-DAY
No. 70 Taylor IS Washington and Ch.sz-
Esake Beach Railroad Company. Attorneys. Worth
inst1n. Clark & Kuch-Fulton Lewis
No ~ Roller CLARK. 4ttorneys. II. stas-
burger-Leo simmons.
No o. Roots Is Roofs Attorneys. v. Z
AmbTose-P. T. Lssh
No. Se. Goobe =. Go9be. Attorneys, Lambert &
Yesfmsu-w z AnnE-use
No So Hos,man IS Horssmsa. Attorneys. D.
R0thschild-B. Il. HolIzndez.
Ne. rs Beckhsm " Beckham. As.or1cys
syme Fowler Miller & 0berlip.
No -. Butts rs BgttS Attorneys, y. H.
White-I. r. Adrisaux
No. 80 SeIby u. SeIby- Atto-zess. Psdgsts &
Co0mbes-J. l. Reeves
No, ssl. Jackson Is. Jackson. AttoreTs z. 5.
McCslnout-I- J. Costizsn
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No EZe- Webel u. Lsnhsm receiver spp1ztsdI
bond. 300 Attorney, y T. White
No. 27S2 Mead IS. District Of Columbia; cou-
trsct reformed Attorneys. Birney WoodaVd-E
H Thomas
Assignment for to-dz-:
No &ssS. Ms-illar e a.. trustees. IS. Hszssy e
al Attorneys. C. Il. MsrIlat and n y. Richsrd-
son-T. G. Hensey and z. 4 Thomas
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


No 5S5L American National Bank IS. Stu-Eis;
Judgment hy dsfsult- Attarnegs. Berry & 8lino-
No. 5es3. Ridenoar Woodward, order srznt-
ing Plaintiffs c9unsel leave 70 withdraw and rule
On plaintiff % employ nsE counsel. Attousys. r.
;. Huidekope-. Stuart McSamsrs, and r 7. HUFF
" e. Balderson-
No 5S2 FoElsE. rs. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY; judgment for Faaintif for s..
Attorneys. y J. LaEbeu-J- J. Darlington
No. Sss- Moss IS. NatiOuaI Savings and Trust
Company; ou trial Attorneys, Z. L Giss-G- +.
WiEiau,s
No 5ss. Carter n Secretary of re Irts-ior,
demurrer sustained. Attorneys. r. y. WriEht-D.
v Baker.
Assignments sor February ; 1872.
No. - Hin ~ Great Fails and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Leckie, Fultou &
Cox-Lanber5 Mclean Testzan-
No I6 Bean Is washington TInss CCrusry
Atto-neEs J :. Ezsby-Snith-W. J Lz-hs--
No is Deebls e al g1sCutus. - Cobb At
torneTs. Tucker & Kenyo1 and E s. BAILEY
Leckie. Fuiion & Cox
No 29 NeEh-rgh Hine5-iEat e a. AttoT-
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FOR SUBURBAN.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
able 70 your nesgaboTsg Then buy On Buz-
ards Point lst s. sE.; le.9oo feet for sale cheap.
Apply 55 18th St nv jaa-f
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STORAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.
INFORMATION BUREAU

Va WILL FIND TOU A BUYER FOR ANY
ihIng yo1 have for sale. WASHINGTON IN
fokAAIION AND LISTING BUREAU, COS Wash.
--7an and Trust Bldg 9th and T IS 5zz-H
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION LET Us
estimate CD your papeTIng and painting; samples
Eee; legal Euarantso covers Cur Work van pape- &
Up Send postal 70 WI =. MAHONEY. 6s Pa
Evs Sc 'Phons Line fssZ ns-sss
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
CLEARING, DYEING, PRESSING.

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LACBs AND
lase curtains gents suits and oTeroosts; EloTes- 10
slrlnkage Al vork Ensst of the fine ME.
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District Suits.

No. sE In re condemnation of lot /. squa7e
2sS for addition 20 Morgan Schooi. Esetition q
Comm nissioners & the Dlstr1ct q Columbia. At
segDey, E e TkoraS
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NOVELTY STUDIO.

SEE OUR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OT8F9
l1Ientlous On display at the portable house.
HUGHES. III & St ~ poI7-rr ~ 9, -
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United States IS William Crawford srs5u ard
larceny: On trizl. J Med. CzrriuSto1-
United states John Jsckson ard Warren RoIls5
motion for new triaI fled
AsSignneut for today ArrzizrnertS
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REFRIGERATORS { ICEBoxEs

AcCkAf MODERN REFRIGERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
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FOR RENT-RooMS
FURNISHED.
THE vAx DYKE.
WITH BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMESra
Prizste baths Long-distauce phous IN every roaln
Cafe. Trausseuts accommodated ,azsF
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GRAPHoPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS n SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones, Ie-in- disc records &C; cylinder records
&c; guaranteed. ROBERTsOS's. 1910 7th Nv.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARjES and breeding cage, with fixtures. for
p; these BIRDS should hatch you at least % birds in
one season SCHAID's BIRD STORE. IL Eth