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The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10
Low Rates to Live Stock
 Convention.
]. A. RmKARr, l.. ;. Correspondent.

Stockmen all over the territory are very much interested in the coming National Stock Show and Live Stock Convention in Denver during the week of January 8-l5. The railroads are showing a dispo- sition to give a fairly low rate. The Santa Fe has made a rate of one fare plus $2.00 form all points on it's line in New Mexico and Ari- zona. and the Denver and Rio Grande announces a rate of one fare for the round trip from Santa Fe and other points in New Mexico and Colorado. The peculiar condi. tions surrounding the cattle indust- " at the present time have arisen so suddenly that there is more or less confusion in the minds of the stockmen over the situation, and the Denver show and meeting is welcomed as an opportunity to get together and compare notes. It is promised that the stock show will be the greatest ever held west of Chicago, and the program for the American National Live Stock As- sociation and the Beef producers Association will be full of interest. A large attendance of stock men is expected from all parts of the country. While there is every in. dication that cattle prices will be high for some years to come, it is expected that at the Denver meet ing in January the situation will be better understood and the re. suit will be a general boom in the cattle business.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10
It Is . Wonder.

Chamberlain's Liniment IS one of the most remarkable prepara- tions yet produced for the relief ot rheumatic pains, and for lame back, sprains and bruises. The quick relief from pain which 1t af- lords is alone worth many times it's cost. Price 2s cents, large size so cents. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

Spellmire X Lyons shipped five carload of sheep to the Meyer Pack ing Company of Los Angeles last Tuesday.
 This completes the last of the seasons shipment of ifty-two car loads by this progressive firm. This. with the wool shipments. amounting to l50. .OO0 pounds, marks the close of highly successful sea. son
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10
RANGE AND MARKET NEWS
Items of Interest Pertaining to the Live Stock Industry of Arizona Mar
 ket for Past Week.

The brand advertisements pay well-try it.
 Ed Geddis the cattleman was in from Williams this week, He re- ports range in fine condition in the northwest country.
 Harry Hibben came in Tuesday from the Northern part of the country and is feeling good over the prospect of plenty of feed and water this winter for his sheep.
 Al K. Hawkins has purchased the Jesse Boyce cattle and will run them on their old range at Spring Valley and Shoot Lake. It is a fine bunch of cattle on good range. Hawkins is an experienced cowman and will undoubtedly make good with the bunch.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

Unusual activity is evident m national forest circles here. due to the movements of sheep through the forests at this season. Large f'ocks are being driven from the national forests of Coconino county through the Prescott forest to the desert pastures of southern Yavapai and northern Maricopa counties. Those in close touch with the sheep business say that the number of sheep in this and the northern counties the coming year will ex- ceed that of any other previous year and that everyone connected with the industry is confident that it will prove very prosperous one. Prescott Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

R c. Creswell. also a grower of high grade sheep, shipped ten car loads of his choicest ones to Los Angeles during this week.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

Don't put it of until some other time; 1t won't take you but a moment. Mark your brands on one of these critters and send it in. If you want additional brands run we we have cuts made at reasonable prices.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

Pete Slaughter of SpringervilIe delivered a large bunch of cattle to Ed Hart of Flagstaff this week. He also sold some beef steers to Fenton Jones of Tempe. Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-10

hah1oo OiNJ OSONh oabt SSNs ps
 Cattle supply last week showed some reduction from recent weeks, but was still fairly good for the season Range offerings embraced cattle from all over the range coun- try. and shipments this week will be liberal from those sections also. The market was higher first of the week. hut there was a decline after Tuesday, which applied mostly to fed cattle from native territory. westerns holding nearly steady dur Ing the week. The run today is l2,000 head, market on westerns strong to 10 higher, although fed steers are up 10 to l5 cents today, cows also strong to 10 higher. stock CTS and feeders firm. Colder weather last few days. together with prospects of moderate run balance of this week, has stimulat- ed the market on killing grades, Colo, ado beef steers selling at $4 75 to $5 B, cows and heifers S37 to $4. 50. canners $a.00 to $3.35, feed CTS up to $4.90. stockers $3.75 to s4.70. Texas and New Mexico cows selling around S3.50, and one of the features last week was the sale Friday of nine cars of Old Mexico cows here, direct from Fl Paso, at $3.50 straight. Texas and New Mexico canners sell at S2 75 to $3.25, bulls around $9.25, stock steers s3.50 to $4.SO, yeals up to $7.50. heavy calves $4.00 to S5.50. Cattle on feed in native territory
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and FoarS
tenth streets-Wiliism Murphy Ct ". 70 5tsDSez
Sinonds. lot 81. square 100. SO
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets-Szre 10 Adolf AID Anna Sse5odA,
lot }. square los5 SO
EdgsEood-Anne n Foster TO annie Fosts7. 1st )
block !, 81
No. 12ll street soufhxsst-F. Wsus- Rr.nssa-
DliS and John L. Smith. trlstse5 70 Robert u
Simpson, vest half q lot z scuars 20. H5a
Mount Pleasant Heizhts-Fulton T. Gordon e "a.
% saiiie 5 Black, lots 50 AID q. SQuza Z
Connecticut AFenus TeEzee-szns % Tracy z
Mulligan. lots . and 4. square las. s. 50
FTenry-second and G streets northxess-Sin<ietou q
Cooper ct w 70 Philip GFssnbe-z part original
lot 3. square 3. Sc.
Brightvood PaTk-Frsdsrick J. MiIlsr :. II. 70 "A.
EaTd f Flanagan. l5t s. block 3. SO ssns
70 Matte H. Chapman. lot q block 8, So
BUTTTiiie-AfsTT Tsuis 20 Als1aUdeT WTIbank Ia
!, block 8. section ;. sc.
No SIS street 1o-1huese-Joh- S:,ss~t-zs s-4
J CIarsnce P-scs 70 Annie Gz-dns-. los r.
square ~ SO
Bingham Plsoe-Ch4-ies z. Barnes 70 May 4
NeAea1n. pat lot SO. sg1sre soaz so
Washington Heizhts-John u Hen6E@cn - ln-5
Z HEltSzn. lot 81. block T. SO.
Nc 81 Eighth street n5Tthezst-Kats n Esyek
10 Alexander s Clarke. lot S. sTlErs 80 30
No. il02 New Hampshire arenus northwest, Frlseoa
court. and lie Droit Ps-k-John 7. Aras "a
Samuel A. Drury. Samuel Maddox. and Aiszs
snder r. MsSTU5sr. trustees. lot g. square =,
l0t l4S, square .. and lot 2. block 3, L Dot
PARK. SO
BriS5tTood Park-Augussu. O. B-unnsl 70 Johz
D Sullivan and Michael J Colbert t-uSsssS
block u. ard lots l. 2 70 ?. block 9. los
and 2 block 2. and al interest n az oshss
parts Of said tract s.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Ordera


By director q the President. 50 much q psz-spb
; SPECIAL orders. No. L. January Il 800 war
Department. directs Co. WILLIAM +
TUCKER. assistant rzyuEstsr gsue-zi. -poa
c01pieiion e his examination b. tie retiring
heard 81 Chicago. IL % rsro-t 10 TIE en-
handing ge1eTzl. DEPARTMENT OF ths Lakes. g
amended 50 as % direct Co. TUCKER upo1
completion q his exsmiusti1n 70 return % ths
Army and Nary Genszl Hos7stsl. Hot spdnEs,
Ark
Leave Ct absence 81 tTo months o. surEsoa's cs--
tifcsts q disability IL granted MAJ. PERCY Z.
Triple. Third Cavalry, With pe7uissioa Z,
80 beyo-d The sea
Leave q absence fc- 0us month Is s-zztei NsS
PERCY E. Triple. Third Ca-alrJ 70 taxa
effect upon the c---raticn Of TIE sex lesrs q
absence granted hin II or5ers q this date
CzQtS WALTER cox and WILLIAM " BIsF-
HAM, Aedtcal Co-pS are relieved frcu dz.y
n tbs PHILIPPINES division s1d VIII rrocsed @
the transport 70 SAL ron Manila. Pailippins
Islands. OF OF about ADTil Is. lss. to san nm
cisco. Cal
BE- direction q the President. First Lssrt ROD
NEY D. SMITH. Medical ReserTe Corps, Is
honOsbly discharged ron the service Of TIA
United States. 70 take effect FEBRUARY IS. 1913,
his services beng no longer required.
Leave Of absence for month ten DAYS Is granted
Chaplain GEORGE c STUIIA Eleventh N
fsntry, 70 take efect N O. about March l. 1s0s.
Leave q absence Tor scTer days is granted Cart.
EBERT z PERSONS. Medical Cora
The following promotions and assignments - DTS
Of officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Co-ps are O.
6sTe6-
WILLIAM R. HAMILTON. f-un lieutenant ooloasl
to colonel. Jaz1s-y T. Ieoo.
ADELBERT CRONKHITE. fran major % Iisuosa.
ant colonel Janusry a 1893.
FRANK Z. HARRIS. fT5m captain 70 major. Sa1s
usr5 i. ises.
Col. HAMILTON ard lieut.. Col CRONEHTTz
vii remain On duty a. their present stations
Maj HARRIS VIII assume command q Fort "a
Soto. Fla, and q the artillery district q Tampa.
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Equity Court No, :.
Circuit court No. 1.
mSTTCE TAFFORD-


Nc. 55c. SSssE *. De Alley; No. $50. James
IS. Sane ard No. 5J55l. Mn-iszn = Sane; order
cousoIidsflnE cslses f1T TIA Attorneys. WoE &
Rosenberg and B-yoioEski-Alcnizz1s N0rzrity
Tbu-stoa-
No. azlS EDWARDS Is. James e al; order q
December diauissug suit set aside Judgment fcr
defendants under the repievin for return q The
property. Dcte1dsuts attorneys. l. n King and
Z n Hewlett.
No 5os- Sweeney y. Erying; CT trial Attor-
neys. L. 4 Bailey-A. s WorthinEton.
Assignments fer to-day:
No 2ol. Wines. administrator IS. Baltin,o-s ard
Ohio RzllTozd Company. Attorneys. Lsck;e Fulton
& Cox-G- L Hazziltoa-
No ~. FlzSsr. examiner. Arizona Cubsn
Asphalt Mining Company. Attorneys Tuc5er *
Kenyon an6 T. B. Huyck-W. J. Lambert and z.
z featmaE.
Nc. 2gs HolIihauzh p a. - Williams Attor-
rsys. h B. 5f0ultoa-R- 3. Behrsnds
No - Slider :. De Atley e A. Attorneys
Wolf RosenbsTs-Moatagus. MoTiarity & TEu7s-
tor
No -. JAMS Is. same. Attorneys sane
No. 81 NuIiEza u sane AttoTneys, ssus.
No Is. Einscl7inE vs- keenan, et al Attorneys.
Tucker & Kenyon and Z. s. Bailsy-Hs-zilton. Col
bert. YsTkes & Hamilton
Circuit Court No. =.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGB-
No. EE5 Decide e al IS Cobb; finding for
plaintiff fer $50 Attorneys. Tucker & Ksuyo1 and
E 6 Baisy-Leckie. Fulton & Cox
Assignments for to-day:
No. - Han :. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Ccmpsny. Attorneys. Leckie. Fultoa &
Cox-Laubsrt Mclean & Iesfnsn-
No. &c. Bean Washington Times Company.
Attorneys. J. 5. Ecshy-Smith-W. j. Lambert
No. 20 Newbursh IS HimehriSht e. a.. After
nsys. NJ y. Richardsoa-J- " Lstiuer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
District O Columbia. Washington. January 2
l9o9.-Ords1ed- That tie folioviuE are hereby
made and promulgated g. rez-ristiors governing
the erection u private rsvisWinE stands Dung ths
inaugural csTsmonies OF March l. leo9. under Tie
JOINT Resolsti1z Of Congress. approved January
=. 1907 il order 20 secure uuIfo-nitv y the
sche,-s for decorating Pennsylvania Avenue. the
decorative features - al stands mist frst Be
approved by the Chairman on PARIS and RsrisE-
ing Stands after which. drawiuES showing con-
strgction must be submitted % sid approved BIZ
TIE Inspector Of Bui.dings who VII then issue a
permit No construction zoTk on SANDS shah be
started before February 31h, 1919 and al
work including decosasiozS shan Be oou-
plsted On Or before March Is. or permit vii
be revoked szd structure ordered removed within
tTeuty-iour hours Stands - Be removed al
material and debris removed from streets and any
cs1aSe 70 public property repaired By March
sh. 1872 Should the owner refuse or neEieo.
% remove 8 stand thst has been condemned or
20 clear aEay any material within the tine speeifsd
tie wosk Eil he dGce gnder the direction q the
inspector q BuilG,rss and cost o. sare GeGucted
from deposit made bv applicant fcr sand TIE
same IS for other buildings TIE PROJECTION from
building line rot % exceed feet riches ard clear
SPACE a eight feet must be preserTed between the
pavement and under SIDE Of platform supports sn6
braces Tbs ends Of stands nus be boz-5ed 5oEz
% the eight foot hsiEat. thus hiding Al bracing
from view. Tie bottom sis or plates shall be
oeFeled each way where thev cross The pavement
aud al uUTiEnts Or pests VIII Be secured 70 TIE
sin with iron knees. No bottcm b-zcng 20 posts
VII b permitted except against the building. On
18th street. between Pennsylvania aveuue and New
YORK avenue. s1d On Pennsylvsuis avenue between
18th. and Eth streets, no stand shan be erected
10 extend further from the building Inc than
the present projections OF the building vhs-e TIE
stand Is 70 Be erected. Existing balconies mus- h
reinforced directed by the Inspector % Build
ingS Nc stand Or bslcu1y shall bs occupied Until
the Inspector Of Buildings shau have iss1sd
certificate q inspection Is 20 It's safety. A Zee
q one tSl.a9l dollar shall be charged for each
permit for stand ard the applicant VII bs re-
CURED % deposit ten ;slG5o) dollars % cover TIRE
cost o. any damage 70 public property. Attention
S called TO Section 1o4 Building Regulations which
prohibits ire erection Or placing q obse-Tztion
stands O. platforms upon the roof q any build
nz- No stand structure shall he used fO- al
vertisiug purposes. Any person violating any Of
these regulations shall be liable for each s7ch
1fense 70 FIRE not 70 exceed $40 in the Police
court Of SEId District. and in default Of payment
hereof % Imprisonment in The w0rkhouSe q said
District for not longer than 50 ds7s- HENRY
B. T. MCFARLAND HENRY L WEST
SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners. D. c fe55t
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: An
Adniissioas. Ross D. Rynder. Frank Il. Bowen.
william HoTzaa. Andrew I. JacEson, John Holmes.
ard George J.. Bsrse.
No. 1913 Carried &c. vs. United states ex r.l.
Love e. al. and No. E2s. United States ex ri.
Tuner e al - Garfield. &c; passed Until March
Nc. 90 Nelson - Felsing; and
No. 20 Feising IS. Nelson; motion TO real
opinion and judgment and to extend tine FOR fling
petition for rche1rng until February Is submitted
b NJ. E. ". Bradford on behalf Of counsel sos
Felsing IN support q motion
No. ls5Z Barber e al Es Wilds e al &c zrzu-
1eut continued y aT. J. C. Cuttings for applies,
continued b. Mr. J. NJ Chsmbe-lin for appslless.
peilsnt.
No. Iss7 Rondiasila IS Southern Railway Con-
pany; argument commenced by Mr. c. c. Tucker
for appellant. continue5 b. sir. J. " Terkes fos
applies; on motion both sides allowed % 1le al
diti0nsl authorities
Insurance and Trust Company: passed untH March
Assignments for to-day:
Regular cal:
No ls57- Roadinsns Is. Southern Rsslzzy Cen
pany- AttoraeyS. Tucker & ke1yon-G. L ham
ilton and J. W Yerkes
No. 1911. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
=. Cook. Attorneys. G. E Hzmilt0n-w J. Ian
bert. r & Heatn-z1, ard c. " FoEls-
No. 1851 Scaickier et al " Wsshingtos Brew
ey CompaEy- Attorneys Cuttings & Chznberlfn
ard ]. L. TgpDeT-H. F. Uoodzrd
No %. Ferguson Co1trzcriug Company II Coal
and Coke Railway Company. AttGneys J. 8.
Eassy-Snith and b 2. Burton-J. J. Darlington
No. lsIZ Iutsruational Seal Company v. Bsy1.
Attorneys. Z. A. Deut-Charies Poe.
No 1878 AmEriczn Storage and Transfer Com
parry IS Payne Attorneys. " a McKsuney and
Ward Thor0n-FuIton Lexis
No. 1914 Van Flest IS King Attorneys. r. z
Mattingiy Srd GitTings & Chsm5srlzin-L A
Bailey.
No. 1875 Jordan n. O'Bds1. Attansyz. Fred
Besil and William Hery-Siemz1 Le-h
No. 81 MGillat n Hooker Atto-zsys C. II.
MeTiilat- n y Richardson. and c. s. ShsEe-
" T. Lester.
Special Calendar No. EEal "a District o. Co
lu1nbia- Attorneys. r 2. Perry & s0z and G. 7.
Dunlo1-E II. Thoznzs
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DEEDS or TRUST.

SQUARE ihs5-Stephsn Sinonds 70 Eorztio y. TaDiia
and John D. CSCghlan. . secure william Hurs
ply, Non. l % q months pg cart. lcs 81
Adolf Seebode e N % sane. 70 sec1rs szna.
S.3o. / 70 g moths. psT ext, lot S.
bgus7e 9ls-Ssuuei Bilsoo e w 70 EaET s.
Weich ard Dsnpstsr II Smith. 20 secz-s Helen
3 Weich. 81. % a months, per cat per1
lot la. Same 70 John D. CoGzhl2l zli HaT-7
s Wsich. 70 securs Blair Lee, tTeasz-sr, s. 50,
years rer ceut. se-rizc-rzIlT. sane lzu5-
Square 10s-ADe-sE q Liusenrneygr e u -
Wharton Z Lester and 31chasl = Cosbe-t %
secure tie National Permanent BuisdinE Asso-
citation. 8, 50. Ios 10
sqzsrs sS-Annis c Baks- 70 Chspsn Brow ard
HeuTy r BsrEusun. 70 secure Oriental Building
Association No. 8. Sl.s0. part lot :
Mouzs Pleasant Hei<ht-ssIHs S. Blaek % q .,
Gordon ard Ro5ert 2 Heater. % secure Foltoa
r Gu-1on- N.H5. I to = nouths. pe- csnt,
lots . ard g. squzrs /
Co-nectic1t Avszua Tszzes-TrseT z Muu5zzz 20
II. D. Gordon and Robert z Hsase-. % ss-rs
fuit01 r Go-59a- SsZs. monthly notes ard
Tess D. cent. lets and a. square IT4s.
sc'lsTe s22-Ersrk F. Hayden e II % Judso1 Z.
Cuu and Jacob J. Beck. to sscrs Edward A.
TTip7. SO. 70 e months per csnt. sen5-
aunualiy- Ears original lots AID q
Square 1s-Philip Greenberg e TX to Alpho-ss n
Bacr and Rudolph p Behrs1d 70 seclrs Bsn55t
Bser. T., SOC years. 6 psT cent ssrt.
annually, part original 1T 3. Sane p Jod5
Quinn and william D Sullivan, 70 se---s Sir
CENT psrt original LOT
Br0oklznd and addition % Brooklz1d-Czr-is Err
risen % American Security and Tr-st Cuu7suy,
% seeIre TIE Washington Savincs Bz-k 28s9
years, ps- cert ssnt-znnrsIly lot q scuz-s
59Si. and lot : block s. addition 20 B-ooklSnd
BTlghtsDod Pa-k-E5Ez7d F, Flz1s-xa 70 Geor-s
6. McElEee and William J. Vo16s-he5ds. 70
Secars Frederick J Miller s25a5 yesrS D.
cent, se-ni-anuzsily, lot g. bl0ck g Mst-is 4
Chapman 70 sane 70 secs7s sane. s. So
yes-s. DIT cent seui-sz11aliy iot = box
Square s84-Au1is fssrIner 20 Wharton z Lesess
and Michael J. C0lbert. % s-c1Te TIE SstiouA1
Parent Bulliius Associ<tio1. Sase. lCt IF.
Cleveland Psrk-Fredsrck Thouso1 e " . Jot5
B. LsrUeT ard JOIN A Hamilton % ss-- rs
Wsshtnsso1 bos1 ard Truss Ccnps-- 40A
years 5 - cent. seELsnnuslly part lo4 .
square rs
SQUARE I7s-Iucius @ G Lamar e " - Uut-s
Trus- Company. - sec1rs F1dsltty Tr-st Coz-
pazy. trustee. $50. 8 zo1ths. 81 pe- cz-
ssEs-z1uuslly Iot p
Pleasant Plains-Deliz AfcDo1sId 70 Wha-tcn =
Lester and Michel !. CcIbert % ssr1rs rs
National Permanent Birding Association. s. sd,
LOT s.
Moore < Rs-hours Addition % Wsshfnrsu-AIer.
sndsr Ailisr - II % Geo-zs II E--e-ich
and Douglass s Hzcksu, 70 sec-7s ne WASH
inZton Six Per Cert Permanent Building Asso<
cistio1 $50. iot : hlocS p
Square 5-s-Lsurz L SeldiE 20 John 7 Ans z-f
Sa1uuel a D-1Ty. % sscre Les BrUzn. s 60
% months ps- csuL ssui-z-unsIly. lot n
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EXCURSIONS.

Visitors TO the city. as well as resi-
dents. taking advantage Of the speciaI rsts
weekend trips % Old Poiut Comfort va Tie Nor
folk and Washington steamgTs- There g 80 u.neh
q historic interest IN the immediate vicinity Of -
fauio1s resort that tosris.s are glad q the o7r-
tgu:y that enables them % enjoy such an outing a.
small cost. TriFs are made Fridays ard SATURDAYS.
leaving at 6;s5 D H.
Round Trip ticksts not enly defrzv al ssssns-
express. bgt also eoFeF ful bozrd a. tie Cham
be-in, tbs largest AID most noted hostelrT a. Old
FONT 4 day - 50 a. this pouElsr resort a A
fsEovte oung with those who do rot csrs 70 trs4sl
farther South. AID thsSs excursions elinnsus-s nv
excuse one nay have beczuse Of experss. sor hay
TecEce that ite1n % TIE minimum Informstion nay
Be had az the Norfolk and Washington up-toEs
cffce. 705 18th s.
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Probate Court.

aISGAtb WhirII.
Estate Of Rosaiine Y. Campbell; petition foT let
tGrs teStamentary- AttOTney G. c. Slinn-
Estate Of Sarah G. johnson; VII dztHd duly s.
1900: petition for letters testamentEry. Atto-ey.
J. J. Darlington.
letters teStzmeu1zTy Attorneys Coldren & F7em-
ms
Eststs Il Frances z Wa5leigh: order granting
letters teStzmentary; bond. so Attorneys Bates
Ws-Ten and ". "a Browning.
Estate q Amanda Smith; order 70 state ac-o1nt
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Estate q Conrad Ksefer; VIII dated Mzrch Is.
I9D. fled.
Estate q joseph F. Anoss; VII dated sevtcn-
Der % 1903 fled.
Estate OF Mary I Page. zin dated September 70.
Igs. fled
Estate u John o-Do1Ohus; petition fc- letters
q administration. Attorney. Howard Boyd
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SnUTHEPN RAILWAY

y. B.-FouCWiDg schedule figures publishsd ozly
IS information. and are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta Birmingham NOBLE Ne= O-lszna
ASheTIlle. ChattanooCz Memphis . l. n and
le,5 .. n daily Dining cars
For Roanoke Knoxyille. Chattanoogz, Neunhiz
New Orleans. 1910 . n daily Dinirz ezz
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken. Sarza-
nah Jacksonville. ard FLORIDA points. sd ,. Il
daily. Dining ca service-
Tourist ca1 70, CslfoEnia tTi-9seklv. 80 . n
Local f0T HsuisonburE 80 q n daily: AS ,. n
week days; f1E Dauville . q Il daily. ard fx
Charlottesville. 80 a n and As p H dAily.
FrScusnt trzins 70 and from Bluenort
l. s. BROWN Gers-l Aesut
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IRVING WILLIAMSON. Atton.r-

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. JOIN JOY Edyon. trus.ee, and
Ssry J. Watson IS Tie unknown heirs OF de-
vtsees Of Benjamin stoddsrt ct a. Equity No
ISL Dee 5l--The oh5ect e this suit Is %
declare oompl1iBants title perfect b. adverse pos-
session % lot a IN W J. Williams e. al Con
missioners Subdivision II original lot Is Ct a. il
square I2. as per Plat IN Book ". F. page ls8. a.
the records q the Surveyors otce q the District
q ColUuh'a. situsts in the city q Washington IN
sad District. On motion Of the comDlainants. i
Is this d dsy q Decenlhs- lsoS criered that the
defendants, the unknown heirs O deTiSees Of
Benjamin Stodde-t. the unknown hers OF deTisess
Of john Greer. and the urkuCEn heirs q James s
Aorseil ard David Peter. trustees cause their az
peaTsnce be entered herein On before the frSt
rule day Occurring after the expiration a three
months from the day q he first publication q
this order; otherwise the cause VII be proceeded
with IN csss Of default. Provided copy Of this
order be published twice a month for three months
IN the Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
ington Herald before said dsy. JOB BARNARD,
Justice. A t-ue cory. Test (SeaLl ] r YOUNG
ClerS. By ! A c PALMER, Assistant Clerk
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-04

INAUGURAL SUPPLIES

cots. rev Mattress. rev springs and the hiring
q chairs. tables and othsr furniture cal a.
JULIUS LANSBURGH co. s. either at Their main
store, So sth their Ilth 81 bedding house 81
uth aS-St
BACArS. So PA. AVE. NW.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. But TIE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES: 1900 COTS. NAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSTEADS
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &c. FOR RENT.
SEE CUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES
BAU8rS. go PA AVE. on THE WRONG SIDE.
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