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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States Is Ged-Ee Hibbar6 sssault With
dangerous weapon and intent 70 kiH; Sentenced to
pcHitentisry Tor years and months; bond fIed
al s. COO. Ats0rney. g A. keigEin-
United States IS james v Tiernsy violating sec
ton ss7I R. :. [. ); plea guilty; sentence sus-
pended. Attorneys. Kinbsn & White.
United States Frank B. Reed. violating section
ISL r. 5 l. s, plea guilty, sentence suspended.
Attorneys Kiuihau & White.
Moss - National Savings and FrJst Company
motion 70 dismiss oTerruled. Attorneys Z. L. 6ics
&c. 2 Williams.
United States IS. Clarencs Z Tucker, forEsry; r.
cozainnce IN loo taken
United States Warren Rolls larceny; recos-
nizsnce On appeal taken II Sc. Attorney. J L
Arches
Assignments for Monday. Feb-us-y ] 1os.
United States IS. Rich ". Grouse.
United States IS Doc Reed
United States "a William Crawford
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w ID. & A. +. RE.
liz ETErrRTC LIE


Electric palace cars f-Cm White House Staten
C5th and II SIS. NORTHEAST
Fer BaltimGc-51o ard every half hCur ron
$50 a. r. 80 p H.. and So. $50 I05o AID
H@5 p n
For Aunzpolis-Evcry hour from 80 q Z q 80
?. H. ard go and j 3 p n.
Farss. ore way Round tYfp.
10 Ea--fff0re-. - 90
To Annapolis and L. s
Naval Arr1e-nv--..----.-. g So
Al Z 81 carS u1n direct % waite Horse ststson-
Ticke. Office ~ l.lh and y =. ave northwest and
q Waite Horse station. 18Th ard SIS NORTH
EAST Tplarhone " 73E
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No $3.50. Iute-nstio1sl Isxt-book COMPANY u.
Frank n. Tate judgment T. T. CzIlaH, justice q
Ire peace. Sc. Attorney. I ?. Loving
No. 5I5s EdEariina :. Warren - WdIiEz c.
CoibzTn ct al; note ard account. $40 Attorneys.
Archer & smith.
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Equity sufts.

I No $50 Il y assignment q John n Hammer
! & Sons 70 III bond. Arr1-ney. q. b Kent
No Ri Nortberu Real Estate Co-ro-zti01 -
stephen B. Prisst tr-stee, e a.; Injunction. At
sorusys. MILAN & Sr.ith-
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TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER. new cream sor tie eouVsex-
iCn. also shampOoing and Undressing specially.
Miss Cadmzn. ~ nth 81 Nv. 'Phons II III . &
KERFOOT-S YIoLETTA. CREAM. AN EXCEL
lent pTepszatiOn fer chapped hands and ali Other
skin iTritEriols &c Prone CT mail orders filsd
EERF0OT'S PHARMACY. sth and SIS NJ.
isl9sot
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES

E. Y GANTER.
Manufactures q
sHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK
JEWELERS. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH 90 Pa. AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN 56 saI2s0t
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

EIGHT lots vest q Is-h 81. each By g;
fine view q city only Sl1o each; splendid location
foT box houses t1 ssl quickly.
SEWN L0TS-l5th S.. south - Colamh!s rusd
each IS b -; exceptionally fine bgildins sites.
s "a each
FOUR Or MORE LOIS north SIDE q PARK road
near Eth s. q by -: excellent place for fats
O. horses. sell Or exchange
FOUR Or MORE lots 18th -. near Monroe
81; ls-5 b 80 % aiiey- scl exchange.
FIFTEEN LOIS 18th s. lgTadedi high ground
nor5h of Mount Pleasant, each . b l65. Sc
TWENTY LOTS West H5imead Manor. near lsth
s.; each q By 100; So each.
SIX LOTS on Srrns 81, near 10Th 81; IS b
no. % quick cash bUye-. SO each
FOUR LOTS Belmont St. corner 18th 81 . By
JIG, magnificent siew, $50 each.
lots i lots. lots l3 lots lots. lot ior entire
square q $3.50 f. Oh Kansas ave.; lots. lots.
lots IN their respective iecatious in The Petsorth
addition q the city; @ p . and upward in sizes.
All q these lots n0w have sever. water. and gas.
CT L can be obtained for tbCm- Price from 500
~ Some q them exceIlent fer box hcuscs-
WAI- H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 Z st. NV.
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VAIL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL CUR OvERsTocK OF
saa paper AZ Fery ioE sacrifice Csl ard see
cur stock sisn painting show carts. aid gliding
:. 6. NOJTE. sG uth & NJ. tas-soa-tf
GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate % your paPer1Ls and painting. samples
fTess eg1l glarz1tee covers Cur work. val PAPER g
%. send postal % M y NAHONEf &c Pa
are. Phone Linz ~ assS
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS WOVEN
from worn carpets ECLIPSE RIG WEAVING
CO, = sth st. d.. Phone Lincoln li70. jaSa7t
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UMBLELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES: BRING THE OLD
umbrellas % Us: make then as good IS new, silk
umbrella for S. n. H. PHILPITT. Sol s. uE.
oc39strws
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ocean sfenm.hins

Sev York, Jan. a-Az1s7ea: Msuretsnsa. ma
Liverpool January q
sailed from forsign po-s: sfAssztis, tsz oz.z&
sszz; Cslts frcz xEEzp&
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES
Uricorn Hartford. HeSsleT. sn1 cushion tire.
Eusrsuteed fer che year. Expert bicycle repair Dc
rarsnent. c. VERNON HALL. sa st. Nv.
auIs-st-eo6
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oLEANING. pYEING. PREssTNG.

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LAcEs AND
iase curtains gents suits and overcoa;s sloFes no
shrilkare. All work fnest 4 the fire. kIslE-
REBA COOKE. I2r slh- 'Ps- \. go
delelt h.sys0s
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GRAPHoPHONES AID PIANOS.

Bic BARGAINS ~ SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones; fe-in- disc records &C: cylinder recoFd4
&c: guaranteed. R0BERTSON'S. I5l3 IN Do.
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MOVING AND STORING.

Why PAY MOREy We STORE FOR - A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. Gs-s38
- 10Th s. ~. z'hoEe Main ~. EsR.G5t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR BRIGHT
ycunz Szomsn between the aEs q II and n
Apply TELEPHONE SCHOOL. c & P Telephone
Co. 1sas 81 uE. 32z-st
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY,
go 9Th s. Nv Phone a. 7sI7. Drop postal
Collars. &C.; shirts. PLAIN &c with cuffs and
pleated, &c called fo- and delivered jaSst
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

FOR RENT-95 ST. SW-EIGHT ROOMS
and bath; ami; hrick house in frst-clsss con
dition; has been entirely remodeled; Ss-50 J. ".
PILLING. 1915 + s.. nv. j15o3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM ENGLISH
iato Ge7znan; applicant nust be eiacted GeuEn.
Ad6ress BOX 20, Washington, ?. G l2r
CHILDREN GIVEN MOTHERS CARE BIZ A
Tsillble. KIND family who healthy plentiful
farm; terms Moderate Address T. II DENISON.
Jsz1esEilie- Northampton County, Va jzsI6ZD
PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS AND JEW
cry cd god, jsEslry, dia1ords and coius
bought and sod BENJAMIN SCHWAB. Tis 9Th
81 II. nolS9t
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT ar 1876 lFT8
e nE-. Euc eothins. ssnt 70 The store
Gtk-u 2. HENSLET
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TYPEWRITERS
COMKERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

yIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, NATURAL.
non-SITgieal: slcsh Bound. s9o-page book ir@e.
Apply by naiI sls Colorado Bgildiag- Free lecture
fer women Tuesday at , m 5zl5-9
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN DISQUALIFICATION WIRES ARE
clt into DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BuSI-
NESS COLLEGE. cor 9th snd D NV. for students
use: positions secured. Cal o. send for FREE
booklet Why Lean TesezzphyS'' des-w.stf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Exceptional Opportunity.
Parties with from 50 70 $50 70 invest can lssr7
& Al exceptional opDor1unitF by addressing BOX
g. Herld oslce- aI7-s9-
WAETED-SB8 FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS Al
SIX ne- cent. On best security. Address BOX s.
Head ofsce isss-Tt
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NOVELTY STUDIO.

SIZE OUR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND oTHEs
lnEs1tsons CT display At tie portable house
HUGHES. IL G s. ~. ooI7-sut Ssot
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wANTEp-ROONs AND BOARD.

WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD By La
dies: references exchanged BOX g. Wash Loan
and Trust Bldg sa991
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE WASHINGTON CoNMEDIcALl RENE
DIAL snd HYGIENE INSTITUTE AID SANA-
FORUM for The CURE CT LOCO8IOTOR-ATAxTA
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS. BRIGHTS DIS
EASE and kindred INCURABLE tso-caIled) ALL
AENTS- DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED.
CONSULTATION FREE. Lady Assistant. PROP.
H. y. D. PARKER Ofice. lG2 Ninth st. nv
Phone IL 4llZ Hours. 70 to 5; Sunday. 70 to I, and
by appointment. Consultation and treatment at
residence whea Necessary. EFT
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SECONDHAND BoonS.


We Buy Books
N LARGE Or SMALL QUANTITIES FOR Cash.
COLLINS. HAUSER < CO. BOOKSELLERS.
5slSss 50 lSIE ST. NV.
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBOzES.

kcCRAY MODERN REFRIGERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERAT0R &C..
Sd z ST y. ". deIstg u. sz-ti
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TH0S. J. FISHER & co. (INC.),
73S 18th st NV.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
abe 70 your neighbors7 Then buy On Buz-
ards Point lst 81 sw-: 100 feet for sale cheap
Apply - 18th s. nv a2O-t
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CASH REGISTERS.

We ARE AGENTS FOR THE
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING A FULL LINE Or DETAIL-ApDL
ING TOTAL ADDING, COST AND SELLING;
PRICE MACHINES. THEY ARE MADE BIZ
9HB AMERICAN CASH REGISTER CO. TIE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN The
MERCHANT. PUBLIC, AND 4 MONOPOLY.
GIT OUR PRICES AND SEE Our lS0e MOD
Els, BURCH < kLEPS, SALES AGENTS. rs
sTH ST. NV FEoNE MAIN 80
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Cont No 1886. Adj
ministrStio1-This Is 70 give notice that the sub
scTiber Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the PROBATE Court Of the District Of Collun-
bia letters e administration the estate q
Joseph r. McKeirey late Of the District Of Coium-
bia, deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned &c EXHIBIT the sane
with the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated. 70
the subscriber. on o. before the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY. A D l9i0- Otherwise tley may BY law
be excluded from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day q January. 1saa
JOHN z. BONiNI. - North Capitol street At
test: iseal) VIZ C. TAYLOR. Deputy Register
q Wis for the District q Columbia. CLERK Of the
Probate Court =. Il. STEPHENS. Attorney.
als18
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STORAGE
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. NOW LOCATED
at 90 New IorS ave: large radded vans. "a load:
i-horse wagon, : Lad nklI-eodH
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
With care packing and shipping a speciality
Ala nol5tfdexS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BOoK. srOUT's ANALYTIC PSTCHOL-
CO. between CleTeland Park and AEleck's drug
store; reward f returned 70 lss Pa ava
L0ST = COLLIE DOG; COLLAR MARKED
Billy, Mss Madeira's school. lz6 18th St NV;
az No L LIBERAL reward 4 returned TO above al
dress. ja95t
LOST KNIGHTS TElPLARs CHARM. En-
glsTed with name james 4. DoETick; retUru and
receive reward I65 lst ST NV ja25t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

iI& ETH ST., NW.-NICELY FURNISHED
telephone
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THE YAN DIXIE.

& ST NE-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS F0E
rent; gentlemen only ASS
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

FOR sALE-A SIX-ROOSI FRAME DWELLING
With nice side i0t. On 5ith S.. between Prospect
avenue and street: sing home; price, $2650
Easy terms Apply IS 18th 81 nv Aa9d
So . ST MA BARGAIN II SOLD AT ONCE
Apply APARTMENT g. Dupont III 18th ST
issssot
For SaIe-BarEafns for COlOred Home
Bayers.
SIS 81 nv. modem bTick. s2T8, $40 cash.
1SH s. fine Iotl. S.6s; SO cash.
q I'd ST Nv. frame home. 8 90 800 cash
10 Vermont ave NV. mod brick. s. go so cash
APPLY s. DTH ST y "
jss8a
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN n CENTRAL NORTH
west. thTes-srory brick: seven roons and hath
$50 CASH balance easy terms reduced 10 $50 for
quick sale. J. L CONWELL ca I5Ih a3st
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BEST WINDOWS AND ROOMS TO VIEW
parade March 4: choicest locations On Pa are
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. L3 Z
81 nv Phone n 100. Automobile for use q
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WANTED-ROOMS.

We HAVE PARTIES SEEKING ROOMS: PER
haps yOIus would SIT them WASH INFORllA-
TON AND LISTING BU.. sos ". L & Z. Blds..
ST. and F.
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

WINDOWS N HUTCHINs BUILDING; CLEAR
view Il Pa ave ION 81 70 2 o. large rooms.
SO 70 SO. THE HARRISON REALTY CO. 81
18th NV Phone II. So jaE-a
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
iumhia. holding PROBATE C5at- No. l5-l8 Admin
istTatlon.Ts Is 70 gre notice that me subscriber.
q the District Ct Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court & The District q Columbia letters
;estamentsry on the estate e Gncc y. Byrne. late
* the District Of Columbia. deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased arc hsre5y
warned % exhibit the SINE. with the vouchers
Thereof legally suthenticated % the subscriber Oh
or before TIE ZIST DAY or JANUARY A. d.
1910; othe-aise they NAY by law be excluded from
al benefit of said estate. Given under my hand
this Zst day q January. 1903. JOSEPH r. BYRNE
lo50 Monroe *. Atiest- tSeal] JAMES TAM Ell,
Register Of Wills for the District q Columbia CLERK
Of the Probate Court IRVING WILLIAMSON
Attorney- Is 3.fe6
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING SOLICITORS
wanted Tor the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
D57oc-lr; commission basis splendid opportunity
make application bv letter only; give advertising
peenee ard AZ least three references a. % charae
IT and ability. Address A. Il. OSTERMAN. Con
tect Agent, c. & P. Telephone Company - l2th
s. ~. 12S-L
WANTED Az EXPERIENCED Man. WITH
references 70 take charge and manage uT-to-da1e
ard veI established dEy goods store; must Be c0nEer
sart With merchandise and have executive shil-y. a
sraen6id opportunity 70 the right nan Address
BOX s. Herald oaice- js225I
WANTED-5 GOOD BOYS AT ONCE TO SELL
morning papsTs each morning before school sod
sslsry % good boys Cal every evening. between 3
and & q f0o- Circulation Department. Washing
tor Herald Inquire for NJ. Jones dslsd
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LEGAL NOTICES.


II THE SUPREME CoU1f or The DISTRICT
q Columbia. boldi1E PTotrte Cou7I Estate 4
Annie V Brown. deceased No I5i53 Admlnisera-
ton DCckst ss.-The uo-6c1ticu a. % che trial q
the issues this relating o. the yali5ity e the
paper writing dated tire 9Th dzy # MAY 1871 PUP
porting % b. fle last wl ard asut Of Annie v
Brown. deceased. having been returned as 20 Mar
r League, Michael p. CosEicy. Wili2m Ccakley.
James J. Coakiey, and Dzuisl Coakley not 70 Be
found. it IS this 9Th day G January. la9 ordered
that the iss1Cs BE ST down for trial u- the 18Th
DAY OF FEBHUALY. 1853 and that this order
ard the sts-auce o. sid Issues shah Re pubiishcd
cnce week fcr four wesks 81 The Washington Law
Reporter and tTiCe week for he s1ne renOd II
The WssEinE-0n Herald The substance q sad
Issues IS Whether said paper Whiting executed
cordlng % law. Whistler sid parer writing vas Fro-
whether SID tsslstrix vas Of uus0und mind On
Nay sth I9L WRIGHT. Justice- Attest tSeall
JAMES TANNER. Register o. wills for the Dis
trict q Columbia. Cierk CT the Probate Court
EDWIN l. WILSON Attorney. 5s5.s.islS.l1 90 -
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
luUbia. hClLine Probate Court Ne. l5-5s. Admin
ist-aion.-This IS 20 give notice that the s-bs1iber
q the District q Columbia. has obtained from the
PROBATE Court o. the District Ct Columbia letter.
q admnistratilE on the estate q Michael German.
late q she United States Army. deceased. Al per
sons having Claims against the deceased sre hereby
waned % exhibit the sane. EIth the vouchers
thereof. le-ziiT Eurh6utcatcd. 70 The subscriber
OF before the Sls-T Day OF JANUARY A. D. l9l0-
benefit q sald estate Given under ms hand tins
Est day q Jauaar1 80 EBED'K I. STDDoNS.
Bond Bldg attest jSeail JAMES TANNER.
Register e Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk q the Probate Court RALSTON & SD
D0SS AttorneyS a2Sfes
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TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT MEALS SERVED
At Apt IS The Plaza, Washington Circle. 5s5sDt
YOU can receive excellent home cooking az AZ. 5
The CuEbe-lzud- Our food Is properly cooked and
vel seasoned. Phone North 6sE- Hl-Sl
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

NEWSPAPER NAN DESIRES LITERARY
To-k Of any kind including TRANSACTIONS from
French Gemzn. OF Spanish. address - COR
CORAN BLDG aS-7t
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES en-
ployneat BOX g. Herald oaiz. hz7-7t
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INFORMATION BUREAU

VIZ WILL FIND YOU a BUYER FOR ANY
Shi1e you have for sale WASHINGTON IN
FORMATION AND LISTING Bureau, Go Wssa
LOa1 and Trust Bldg gth and IS 5sE-s
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FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED-AIAHOGANY OFFICE FURNITURE.
state whether fat roller top. double or single
also. caaiTs and tables ROOM ~ Union Trust
Building ias01t
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

SIX or SEWN ROOM HOUSE N GOOD SIC
tiou Ct city; pay part cash ard 500 lot BOX
e Herald ofice. jss5-zt
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.
INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

FOR THE RENTING OF NEW BEDS. NEW
cots new mattress, new springs and the hiring
q c1aiS tables. and other furniture can az
JULIUS LASSBURGH CO. S. either n their main
stors. SD 9Th Of their uth St bedding house. 81
Lth. asst
BAUATS. 81 PA. AVE. NW.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. But The RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES: I0eU COTS. NAT
TREoSE5o. BLANKETS. PILLOWS REDSTEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &c. FOR RENT
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR, ORDER At LOWEST PRICEs
BAUMS. slZ Pa. AVE on THE WRONG SIDE
ia2s
FOR SALE CONTENTS OF TWO HOTELS
from JaIles1oEn Exposition at HERMANS. .
18th st. nv. bet G ard \. 7 ave- nv jsSIst
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SOUTH STARKSBCRC.

Mrs. Gamble of Denver. cal. was a
guest Thursday Of her cousin. Mrs. Wal
ter PounG. Miss Trcdo of Nerg mes is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Louis Lawrence.
Mrs. Ben McQuivcy of Auburn. y. Y,
is a guest of her parents Mi. and Mrs.
Fred Orvis.--Mr. ana Mrs Eleazcr Shat
tu..: visited in Huntington and Richmond
last week.-The Rev. Charles Franklin
went Monday to Batavia, y. Y. to as
sist in meetings which arc being hold
there. He will be absent Two weeks
The Rev. True I'M of Bristol WILL IN the
absence of the pastor, preach at the
Friends Church.-Georce Ell;ott led
the prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Wilma Reynolds is ill.-Mr. and Mrs
Roy Hurlburt and family of Monkton
were guests of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. David Folanshee, Sunday.
Mrs. ID. II. Tnderhil and moth
err Madame Underhill have closed
their cottage and returned Tues
day to their home in Brooklyn, \. Y.
They were accompanied by Miss Emma
Williams and Miss Mary Jones.
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cHIl7EuDEH COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.


Lyman Howe, Oldest resident Of this
town died at about $50 o'clock Thurs
day morning at the home ot his niece
Mrs. F. w, Baldwin, on Main street.
Mr.. Howe was horn in Royalon Deem
Der - 1872, the'c fore was nearly ~ years
old. When young man he went to
Montpelier where he spent his working
years as chief clerk n the Central Yer
mont railroads. freight office. He came
TO this village about o years ago to re-
side at the home of his sister. Mr.. G, q.
Williams now dcce7s sod. Mr. Howe
was married December s. IS to
Miss Sarah Forhush OF Rcd
ing. one daughter vas born 10
thom she died when about o.pht years
old. Mrs, Howe died in lSi. Mr. Howe
had been In good health un,il within the
past year since which he has suffered
with c7ucer on his forehead. lie ned
been comfy "a 70 the house since the nrst
of August Mr.. Howe T. survived by
three sistorn Nrs u. j. stiles, 81 wears
old, Mrs. +. T. TITUS, ahou, g. ana Mrs
J. W. Hobart IS
Miss Iona Ta4uct. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert Pa1uet and Harlow l..
THOMPSON. son Of g. A. THOMPSON. Of
this place were married Saturday Mt the
Catholic residence by the Rev J. Il. Pou-
Hot Mr.. Thompson IL daN operator at
tho Central Vermont railway oi'ice.
The Dramatic club VIII presen, ''Oall
rarhl' az r. c. !, hail Friday evening,
--lhe Ladies Ala met with Mrs
y. W Hnnlev Wednesday afternoon 49,
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NORTH FEREISBURGH.

The Kings Daughters will give an en-
tcrainment on Friday evening at Aliens
hall.-Miss Inez Martin has gone to Bos-
ton to attend the Wheelocll kindergarte Ell
school-Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Lewis have
returned from a carriage drive to Middle
seX.-Mlssos Frances Wheeler and Ber-
tina Lewis have gone IN q carriage drive
through the mountains. 10 hailos Wheeler
and Miss Ann Wheeler have returned to
Chicago after spending the summer at
Herbert KnFsland's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lewis have re-
turned from Middlesex Miss Marie
Drew of Burlington was the guest of
Miss Bertha Lewis over Sunday
Miss Frances Wheeler and Miss Der
tina Lewis are taking a carriage drive
to Bristol.--Mrs. w. H. Davis Of Mid
dl"bury is the guest Of Miss bertha
I wis
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALB ans.

A number OF criminal cases were
disposed OF Thursday IN Franklin county
court; Daniel Drew and Maloney Smith.
who have been lying In jail for some time.
charged with assaulting and robbns
Orrin II. Lashua of Swarton August 20.
we're brought TO the bar and pleaded
guilty to q breach of the peace, They
will be sentenced later. Tho case 81
State VS.. Helen Kelley Of Fairfield had
It's comicai side. IT seems that Mrs.
Kelley had a grandson In school and of
course none OF her blood could do wrong.
but for some infraction Of the rules tho
boy was kept after school few times.
His grandmother objected to this ana
went to tho school house to throw this
teacher out and take the boy home but
she wasn't quite enough for tn" school
ma'am who. when she OWNED tho old
lady's Intentions. threw her ont instead.
Mrs Kelley was put on her good
behavior. Tho intoxication cases Of STAG
vs. Albert Dsrosia. Thomas Cousey and
Edward Brow were nolle pressed. as Il
was believed that a conviction could NOT
be obtained The cases Of State vs.,
Clinton Adoms and Scott Wright were
continued. In the case OF State Va Josepl
longway, tho respondent pleaded guilt,
to a breach Of the peace and will "
sentenced later.
Miss Alice Elizabeth Odel, OF this city
IContinued On Dage 81