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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
ROWElL CASES ARE
LEFT ON CALENDAR
Missing Man Last Seen Wednesday,
and Theory Is That He Left
the City at That
Time

The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance OF Elmer Ellsworth ROWell,
whose presence is so anXiously awaited
in Juuge Davis department of the
criminal court, deepened yesterday,
when tor the sixth time this week he
failed to respond to his name when
the two cases in which he is accused
of obtaining money by false represen-
taLlOns We're called Tor trial.
Everything Was again in readiness
for the trlai at 10 O'Clock. Judge Davis
occupied the nrst half hour oil the ses-
sion in dispOslng OF a number of pre-
llminary matters in connection with
other cases and during that time every
person entering the broad double doors
of the court room was scanned closely
by those in the place not familiar with
the description of the missing man.
4 understand no trace of RoWell has
been discovered" said General john
stone Jones, KowelPs attorney, when
Judge Davis called the two cases. Il
know nothing about him and l am
also informed his bondsmen have
learned nothing as to his where
abouts."
At the suggestion of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney McComas, Judge Davis
stated the Rowell cases would retain
their places on the calendar, in order
should Rowell be arrested or voluntar-
lily surrender himself, the trial may
proceed without delay.
1t was stated yesterday that ROwell
was last seen at Clio o'clock Wednes-
day evening and officers in search of
him say they believe he left the city
about that time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
SELF-DEFENSE PLEA MADE
FOR KILLING OF NEPHEW
| Mexican 76 Years Old Declares He
Stabbed Nativdad Ogas to
Preserve Own Life

Ysidro Sais, &c years old, pleaded not
guilty in Judge Wills criminal court
yesterday when arraigned on charge
of killing Natividad Ogas, his nephew,
November 3. His trial was set for
February 3. The killing of Ogas was
the result Of a quarrel, Sais stating he
stabbed his nephew in self-defense.
A plea of not guilty was also entered
by J. Jose Gonzalez, charged with rob
bing n. Matsumato of "a cents Novem-
Der % His trial was set for Decem-
Der %.
Angel Ybarra, charged with grand
larceny; Jesus Hernandez, burglary,
and f. J Hart burglary, were ar
raigned in Judge Willis court and will
plead at $3.50 O'Clock today.
Ia Judge Davis department of the
criminal court T. Shima, charged with
assaulting X. Igarastu with a deadly
weapon November %, pleaded guilty
and will be sentenced Saturday.
Wesley Hinkle, charged with grand
larceny; Arthur F. Schickl, embezzle-
ment, and John Henry O'Keefe, receiy-
ing stolen property, were arraigned and
will plead today. \. A Graham, ac-
cused by George p. Luce of embezzling
$3.50 May 27 while employed by Luce,
was arraigned and Will plead next
Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
PuritaS Distilled Water
A Safeguard of Health

Copious drinking of Puritas Dis
titled Water is one Of the simplest
and most effective health precautions
a person can take. Distilled water is
natural solvent, but the minerals in
natural water clog the system and
induce rheumatism and kidney trou-
BILE Distilled water keeps the body
sweet and Clean
Puritas - twice distilled aerated
with pure ozone-is the only reliably
pure water obtainable hereabout
Have a demijohn of Puritas always
in the house. See that every member
of the family drinks plenty of this
pure, soft, sparkling water. The use
of Puritas will save you many sick
room bill.
Five gallons cost only 40 cents
lust telephone us, Home 10053 Sun
set Main S191-and we will supply
you promptly Los Angeles Ice and
Colo Storage Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
TRAINS COLLIDE;
1 DEAD 18 HURT
SANTA FE LIMITED RUNS INTO
OVERLAND
UNDERSTANDING OF ORDERS
CAUSES WRECK
Among Those Injured Is w. M. Tiller
of Los Angeles, Who Suffered Con-
fused Arm-Rigid lnvestiga-
ton Will Be Made
IAssociated Pressl

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Dec. 16.-The
Santa Fe limited fast train wrecked
the overland train No. 8 this morning
at Winona, a small station fifteen miles
east of Flagstaff in a rear-end collision
at o'clock. As a result of the col
lision one person was killed and eight
cen injured.
MRS. ALICE d. BENNETT, Hart
ford, Conn.
Injured:
Mrs. Walter Seller Mishcatt Wis,
chest and both arms; will recover.
Mrs. Margaret, Lincoln, Kan, scalp
wound and bruised.
II. f. Donohue, Oakland. Cal, abra-
sion of arm.
Miss L. B. Chamer, Eliza beth, n. j.,
bruised about face and left arm.
DR.. d. i. Parker, II Paso, Tex
slight scalp wound.
Mrs. e. F. Purchase, Milwaukee,
Wis, confusion of body.
Mrs NJ Z. Hart, Albuquerque, n. NJ,
broken nose and bruised about face.
Adolph w. Ruttig. st. Joseph, Mo,
confusion of chest and cut on left arm.
Mrs. Eliza Mitchell, Fruitvale, Cal,
nervous shock.
Miss Florence Moore, Elizabeth, N. j.,
wrenched back.
Mrs. S. e. Frank, Media, Pa, scalp
wound.
Byron Rhinehart, Lillian, Tex, in
jury to right leg.
J. w Hill. Lillian, Tex. confusion
of right chest.
r. r. Rails, Chicago. colored porter
confusion of right arm.
w. NJ. Tiler, Los Angeles, confusion
of right arm.
Mrs. J. II. Hazel, Chicago, bruise Of
right arm and body.
NJ. Jurot, chef, confusion Of back and
arm.
Charles Herngaertner, dining car
conductor. confusion of left knee.
w. II. Tharpe. manager for Over
land Telephone company, Flaestalf,
slight injury 10 right leg.
The collision was a result of a mis-
understanding. No. westbound was
late and No and No. s had orders
to meet No. at Winona. 1t is reported
that the hagman on No. S failed to go
back far enough To warn No. 4. a
rigid investigation OF the cause of the
wreck viii be made by officials
The railroad physician at Flagstaff
was on the scene in q short time and
was assisted by Or. Parker of El PasO.
Ihe wounded passengers We're taken to
WinsloW and We're sent east within a
teM hours after the wreck
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
BROKER ARRESTED AS
FUGITIVE IS RELEASED
Mining Man Apprehended on Tele-
graphic instructions from Gold
field, New, Not Wanted
There

d. r. Hughey, formerly a mining
broker of Goldfeld, New, who was ar
rested several days ago on telesrdpllio
iretrnctions from the district attorney
in that city and later held in Jail on
fugitive from justice warrant, was re-
leased from the county jail yesterday.
The release was ordered following the
receipt of a second telegram from tne
district attorneys office at Goldfield, in
which it was stated Hughey was not
wanted.
The telegram asking for Hughey'
arrest stated that he was wanted TO
answer to a charge Of passing hct-
tious check for $1961, the complaint
being sworn to by ]. II. Lane. He
explained after his release that there
was no basis for the charge, as ne had
unlimited credit at the bank on which
the check was drawn, exhibiting as
proof of his assertion a note for S25, 900
signed by the banks president Whlch,.
he said, could be used inythe event of
the Ii tiers absence and In case money
was reeded in mining transactions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Laborer Gets Judgment

Justice stephens yesterday gave
judgment against James Il. Boyle,
foreman of a construction force en-
ployed by the Los Angeles Railway
in the suit Of Fritz Wiesch-
endorff, a 66-year-old street cleaner,
who demanded $265 on account of per
sonal injuries.
Wieschendorff said he was attacked
by Boyle in Grand avenue August II,
when he suggested to a number of
Mexican laborers carrying a siXty-foot
rail that they take a rest. He was
struck in the face several times, he
stated and was thrown against the
curbing, two ribs being broken by the
fall
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
New interpretations

The following articles of lncorpoI,a-
tiou were filed in the county cleIh
office yesterday .,,-
orange Heights water company cap
i,aI Sos 600: directors, George r. Muir
dock. f. e. Palmer, James w. Long D.
H. Fairchild. L. II. Bagby. .-,
Citrus Belt Land company, caplt3l
s15O.0CO: directors, George r, Murdock'
Edward r. Feneborn. James w. Long
w -. Bertrand. :. ]. White, Paul H.
PIqdes w G. Hall
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
RAILWAYS Made Defendants

The Los Angeles Interurban' the "a
oi6c Electric and the Los Angeles
railway companies were made joint
defendants in a suit for damages on
account of personal injuries filed in
the superior court yesterday by Johh
dudley. Dudley demands sl5,33o' de-
claring he was seriously injured July
q when he received a shock from guy
wires while decorating the wright x
Calender building preparatory 20 '''e
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Renairs Auto: Is Injured

ASBURY PARK, n. j., Dec. 10
Charles J. Bowler of this city decided
vesterdav-to save a few dollars by re-
nairing his own automobile. Today ne
is in bed with painful injuries. The
gasoline tank of his machine eXploueSa
while he was searching for leak with
q lighted match Bowler was blown
the side of the garage, and the
and garage were both com
I lrtely wrecked. The loss is $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Divorce DEGREES Granted

Divorce DEGREES We're granted in the
superior court yesterday to Anna NJ.
Rubidoux from Joseph RubidouX and
to William II. Martin from Ella Mar
tin.
The following suits We're filed: Anna
Lesher against Harry A. Lesher Ida
Cooper against Herbert w. Cooper,
Henrietta L. Hayes against Nicholas
e. Hayes and j. b. Miller against Jen-
ME Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
BUILDING PERMITS

Twenty y-seoond street, li5 West-Dr' rs
Bin. owner and builder; two-story fiye-room
residence; $500
Kingsley drive and Third street-Mary ].
Gates, owner and builder; one-story seven
room residence $4,000.
Cahuenga 'street-John NJ. Hall, owner and
builder; one-story hyc-room residence; $500.
Forty-hfth street, 1910 West-Walter f. -
owner; a. Mercer, builder; two-story three
room residence; $780,
Grand avenue, 3029 South--Miss Kate Cahill,
owner; j. c. McLaHerty, builder; two-story
seven-roo residence; $500.
Fifty second place, 7O3 West-E. y. Para
more, owner; Paulson u Paulson, builders;
one-story six-room residence; $1,000.
Fifueth street, 622-26 East-John Thomas,
owner: H. Flack builder three-story twelve
room residence; $4,000.
Morgan avenue, 3COS-Z. Il. sherart. owner;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
viii Not Accept Honor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Gifford
Pinchot, chief forester of the United
States, to whom it was said an offer
had been made to become president of
the University of Michigan, returned
to Washington today from Chicago and
declared he did not intend to give up
his governmental position.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Gets DAMAGES for Injury

A Jury in Judge Hervey's court yes
terd9v returned a verdict awarding
$500 to Fred Cordler in his suit against
Max e. II. Keffel for $4,000 damages
on account of personal injuries. Cord
Ter fell into a we'll on KeffeIs prop
erty several months ago and sustained
nermanent injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Carnenter VIII Filed

The will of Blanche Hubbel Car
penter who died at OcatlaW, Mexico,
december 6, leaving an estate in Hol-
Iywood and Los Angeles valued at
about $4,000 was filed for probate
yesterday. Mrs. Carpenter bequeathed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17

,or hond holdings in the Douglas COM M.
lony to Ella NJ Hoar, the relil3lIlugi !5l.l.l,,.
If her estate going to the WIuUTTi' a,,tba'
Alvin B. Carpenter, ana q 10
old son, Hubbel Carpenter
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
BRITISH HOP QUESTION.
Government Introduces Bill 20 Con-
troll Their Importation.

Government Introduces Bill 60 Con-
troll Their Importation.
Consul Lorin A. LathroD. Of Cardiff.
forwards the following brief summary OF
the provisions Of an act introduced in
the British House Of Commons BY tho
chancellor OF the excEequer- TEe pre-
posed act prohibits hop substitutes in TIE
brewing or beer. and provides l0r tha
marking Of imported hops According 70
English newspapers. this biz VIII meet
considerable opposition. and 6ogbt is ex-
pressed whether Il viii be enacted at the
present session OF Parliament Hop grow
ers Of Kent. however, are united IN u-g-
ing the passage Of the measure and have
succeeded IN aroUsing considerable sym
pathy throughout the kingdom * is not
improbable. therefore, that this or SINH
lar bHl may ultimately be placed on the
statute book. Consul Lathrop's report
follows:
The measure VIII undoubtedly be pre-
tective in It's effects. and the English hop
growers. who have had continuous Sc
ries Of bad years. wiz he benefited AT the
expense Of Californian and other non
British growers Under this act a brew
er IS prohibited from using any hop sub
stitute under penalty of e100 SIS So.
Hop substitutes are defined as any bit
ter article. or bitter substance. other than
hops. CAPABLE Of being used in the brew
Ing OF beer. including any preparation OF
hops the use Of which En- brewing has
rot been previously sanctioned by the
commissioners for the time being having
the management Of the duties o. excise
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Anac1sta-3IzzTice 5. HAMS 70 3Iaurioe Ottsr5scz
and Th0las J. Moore. % ssc-Fe James AIf1rd.
So, I year. Der cs1L quarterly. lots IS sad
University Eeisbts-Siiuuis 3. Bu--zss 70 ChzPla
Brown and Henri H Bersmsnn 70 sscu7e
O-iertai Binding Association No s. SsH. los
g block
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-E-1cst F.
Gibbons e TX % 3. r HozeBstein ard Frs1
" Reeves 70 secure ChaTles J. Wake 8 80
n 6 mouths per cert. ss-ni-a-uuaI-y. Ios
2 hloCk e Charles L Bran 20 J. r Hoz-
ens-ein and Fred x. Reeves % secure Charles
J. Walker- SE. : % s. months Pc es-t
l0c ( hIocs e.
Square 1a-1-Ar-lur W Sher5er e TX 70 r. r.
Ho0enstein ard Russell B EizE - ssurs
james T Houenstein. SO, to S nca,As. per
cent lo- >
Eckiugr groa-8iiuHie &. DTesbac5 Ct w Hauy v
20 Hauy L. Rust and David y Rus j.. %
sceae Charles l. Turner. S2oo0. years, per
cent. semi-a -annuaiiy. IT a square
woo5ley Pa1k-Louis Sherman e TX % Cuioa
Tr71st Company e re Diss11cc G Columbia %
secre Henry r Duiauy e a.. receivers,
SsZCE ves-s rs- cent serri-znnuallr parts
lots 81 and -. blocs 2s
Washington Hei-hts-}Fal-er :. Harlan e uz- .
National Savings and T-Ust company. n secure
American Secuity and Tr-ss Conisuy- $500.
years Ier cent seni-annuaIly. lot 3 1ud
part IL s.
North rood-NIz-tha H Litt'e q Tir- GsrrEs
o.. % william n. Terrell and Chs-ies l. Bliss.
% secure Joseph F. Psse. 2ooa. 2 yszE- s per
cent. seni-aunnaIly- lot g hlock L sane -
ssrle sznc debt lct T. hloCk :
Saua7e TsSEAunie :. Nerrn 20 Jacch Perkins. .
ssc-rs Edward Mellon Sloc9 E,onths. S ~
cent parts lots ls- snd is
Square 5sS-Cober-h. HsreS & White Co q william
T Ballard and WiIlisu =. HCcTeT. % sec1rs
Chzries z. C0hsrlh. s. Co years. - cent,
seuli-sru1aIiy- ios
squere s1s-Henry 8icDlunct- Ct u1- II Edward ".
Whitesiie and HarTrT T. Wiuisid. 70 secure
Home BuiSiur -,s7ociati0r. Siaoo l0t =
Doibins' Addition n Washington and Addition %
II DTO5r Park-TheTntnu l. Richardson e gL-
u HeHTy H Bergman and ClssTieS ScizieT. %
serre the Northern Liher-y GsTuan-A-1e-lcs1
Brdi@e ASscciztion No. {. S.50, l0t s.
AshslTy Park-Jol-n r. DuTaH - uE % Tssss L
Heiskeil and John Z. Mclean. % secure Wiz
lam Z. H Merritt SI-sG years Ie- csuL
se.ri-auHusliy. lots S srd 2 block =
Square z7I-John lIc!Iu-h p aIichzCI CrlbCT1 ard
IChn Quinn. To SeCsTe Frederick F. Beiler. SO.
years. Per csut. ssuli-anEualiy. parts lots
$ and e.
Addition "a L Irait Park-FIsrrzn r H0Eenstsiz
CT ux y = Fraucis saul ard james r Shsa.
to--srcsre the Hone Savings Bank. ESQ. years.
Per ccnt szmI-auurqiiv. iot g bIock -
sane q Sane. saua Geht lot g. bIock j. sans
% sane sane debt I0r S. block s. sane %
sans ssne dctt lot g. tiocz g. sam -
samc 70 secure Bcme SaTinEs Rsuk. 50. )
years. 6 rer c-us. seHi-sruually. lot $. beck 81
Sane q Walter p HEtCn ald James T H5Een-
stein. % seCTre J lssIss Paul. S2Se. Z Tsouths.
pr cent. sc71i-anruaIiy lots g. % s. hlook 81
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B--FcllowiDg schedule RguEes published only
a. Information. rnd ere rot g1aTanteeG-
Fer Atlanta BsrniI ,Eharn Mobile, New Orleans.
Ashsvilie. Cha.tansoSa. Meuphis. A. AID
oc5 D n daily Dining Czz-
Fer Roanoke. KnoxTile ChattanOoca, .EsuphiA
NeE Orleans, IocIe D n daily Dicing csTs-
Fer Columbia Charleston, Augusta, Aiken. Sarsz-
nah. JacksonTiIle and Florida points. SD p n
daily. Dining er service
Tourist cars for Caiifornis sri-vesklv. so D n
Lcosi for HsT7is0utu-E : . q N daily; Az ,. Il
week days; for Danville 20 3 n daily, 1nd fo-
Charlottesville 80 a. n. ard s5S p n d.iJ.
Frequent trains to and from Bluemont
l. s. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.
l420 u ST N. w.
B. & o. BONDS SELL QUICK.
Issue Of s13.IOO.OO0 Per Cents Do
Not Last Half Day.


Baltimore, Feb. fS-The entire issue Of
49, ,1eo.00o Of per cent bonds Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vas sold be-
fore 1880 o'clock last Wednesday morn
ing. Although the houses which made
up the syndicate declined 10 giTe out any
figures. II Is understood that very large
amounts OF the bonds were taken by Bal
timore corporations and individual in
gsstors
In many respects this sale was one
OF the most successful il several years.
The deal with the railroad was not
closed until late yesterday afternoon. but
practically ever since announcement was
made several days ago that the Brown
Kuhn-Speyer firms were negotiating for
the bonds. subscriptions poured in from
all quarters. the cables bringing many
from Europe
The sale also demonstrates another
thing 90 the satisfaction Of bond houses,
and that Is heavy as have been the Of
ferings Of bonds in the last few months.
the demand for high-grade investments
is unsatisfied.
The bonds are not new issue. but
the UnSOld balance Of an authorized Is
sue Ct $75.o00oea secured BY a mortgage
on the Baltimore and Ohi0s PittsbuTg.
Lake Erie and West Virginia system.
which is a consolidation Of some twenty
six lines. serving one OF the DsS1 pro-
ductive sections OF the United States
The sale Ct the SIs,1eoo0o brings the
total bonds outstanding on the Pitts
burg. lake Erie and West Virginia sys-
TEN Up 70 S75.a09.0o0. and no more can
be issued under this mortgage. The pro-
ceeds Of the sale viii be used 20 pay
of s. e50,000 OF per cent short-term notes
which mature On March I and ?. and 10
reimburse the Baltimore and Ohio treas
ury for the advance made on account Of
construction
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIE-Pubhshed anly IS infoTn1tio1. aDd noi
gusnrteed
80 J. Nc q. LIMITED. Dafy-FaSt ves-
uh1led tram Pillzsn seeps-s % LeslnEtcn- Iona
-liie- Cl1Cnnafi. Indiana polls, ChiCro. and -
Louis Cgunectinn for virginia Hot STTl1Es. Pull
Ean car Louisville 10 Memphis and New OrleznS
DING csrs. q "a carte service.
uso +. Nj. r = LIMITED. DsilT-Soli1
Eestibuie tain Pullman Sleepers 70 CInClnus-L
Lexington. ard Louisville Compartment slespsrs
ca 20 Virginia Hot springs week days Dining czTs.
a = carte ss-vicF. Pullman seepers Jlrclrnssi q
Ch1lEo and 81 Louis md Louisville 70 Mez1p1is.
Nashville ard New Orleans.
Chesapeake ard Ohio Ofices s5 Pe1nsylEsnts
sverue. ~ T street and New Union Ststl0n- Tel
ephone Main lGsS ZI6 for tickets. bsEzge checkS
reservations ard Trricah
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

cNdEDILE n EEFEfgT JANUARY i, "a
Leave Washington New Uriol Station
$50 q u--Dsily-An points On Norfolk ard WsSt-
en-; also knox-ille. Chattsnoogs. snd Nenphis-
ble p n - Daily - Rosnoke Bristol. Winston
Ssien. KnoxTilie Chsttanoo<s. NASHVILLE. MeuphiA
New Orleans through SleepeI. Dining czFs
Fer Norfolk-LeaVe WashInz-nn. al a n daily
las .. n daily texcept sunday. AuiEs Nc-soik
Il . a. z. sud SD p n.
sd5 ?. u--Dsily-BeTyTiIle. E1rsy. ShsuEndosh,
Trains frCm he Southwest arriTe s5S q Il sod
Nsa ? n
All Information Fourteenth street and Nrz TorE
ssenre tB5od Buildinzl
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
NoN.MEnIcAL HEALING.
NoNNEDicAL HEALINe.

Restoring the eacuiatian Of the Bood fosr meth
oil cures LOe0N0TOR AT8XIA. RHEUslA-
TISM. BRIGHT'S DISEASE. PARALYSIS and
those ailments q the SPINE. NERVES aud DI
GSSTIFE ORGANS that mass LIFE MIsEEA-
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE Il YDU are
interested YOU shoald know. Iusessnziioa and con
sEltstion free PROF u. X =. PARKER EE
Ninth 81 nv H5s-s. % 70 8: Sundays. % 70 L
Lady Assistant. Phone IL IlZ fc+tf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
warning the Burglar.

Ff5Ta the Bostoa Transcript.
John. John. there's a burglar in the
house, I hear him downstairs in the CUP
board
Where you put that pie2
Yes. Oh, John. where are you goiEg?''
I'm geing down 10 save his life
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

DRAUGHON'S BOOKkEEPING.
Competitors Of Draushon's PTUctic1l Basiness Coi-
lege cor. oh and sts. nv. by not accepting Is
proposition 90 have It's THREE-mGnths Bookkeeping
students contest with their SIX months bookksernz
students conCede that Drsughoa teaches more book
keeping u THREE mo1lhs than they Go n SIX
POSITIONS secured Ask FOX FREE catalogue
drf-Sff
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CLEANED & PRESSED.

~ ORDER TO KEEP oUR REGULAR EM-
ployes busy during the duh months Es quote:
Pants spouge6. pressed-I5c Skirts pressed.-c 70 SEC
SUITS SIOngg. pressed. tc Ladies suits p q p e ~
suits SeGm-cieaned Skirts Stezm-cleaue1
F. F. GREEN CO., IS 20 SIS 18th s.
NsSwfset
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Criminal Court No. L.
Probate Court.



Estzts q John A. Chznbzrlain: petition fS- iesT9
70 acceFt oFer- Atto-ney. Z L Giss
Estate q 1iaTy I Czmpbell- VII dated JznuzTY
T. I3i. petition f1r letters tss-zmCufzTy- Atr0TueT
/ C. Wiilnnson-
tcstaueuts-r. Attorneys. Archcr & smith.
Estate 4 james WestsrfeId; win dated August 2
Is5. Sled
Estate q Nargzrst A. NcDsmottS petition for
letters q admi1istrztOu c. = a. Att0rnsT, J. =.
B1-ler.
Estate Il Fsrdinaad EsDe5: vin dated Janua1 L
Ioe fled
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
HELP WANTED MALE { FEMALE

GOOD POSITIONS
DraGgbon's Practical Business College. cor sth
and ID sts- nv. gives contracts backed by chain Of
3 colleges Slo0c.o9 capital. and . yeaIs' Success
70 secure good positions under reasonable conditions
OF REFUND tuition. ASS foc FREE catalogue.
deSSu
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
LITERARY WORK WANTED.

ELEGANT ENGLIsH-ELEGANTW WRITING Is
artlsiles manuscript Revised and prepared for
Trsss address enbeliished: lessons a. EerT nod
er3te cnst FRANKLIN CAMPBELL ne Ai,on.
REo1a So1k LIN fsss-tf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
,obbing r-onptly erecrfed az shoTt uotice; d-op
postal; VIII call; estimates cheerfuIly given. " T.
GOODWIN. s5s St zE. 1880 Sss
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

No. 5sg. United States ez -. William F-zeksI-
ton Is Secretary q Iatsror, n-an6anus- Attorney,
Szmuel HeTr7cE
No aso Enest n. Collins rs. John " Dan
forth COMPANY. damages. 81 go. Atto-neys. Lsn-
bert & Ye1tu1n znd + L Ieffords
No GHL Raymond b Diokey rs. Cui0l T1sc-
ton Company, damages s. 90. Atto-ney. !. J.
Darlington.
Ne. IE Granville B. Dicksy. &c. IS sznsf
damages. slsa7a Atone same.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

FAINTER. DECORATOR GRATNFR- CETTT-
.EainsT, hardwood hnisher. &c. 50 per dsy: with
brushes: fine gorznau; reference BOX 6. Herald
FIRST-CLAsS BUTLER: BEST REF rs 18Th
e. Nv -elfr
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION as
s-enosTapher- experienced Address COMPETENT.
Box = Herald fsls-2t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
STORES,

BRICK STORE AND FIVE ROOM AND BATH
dwelling in good business seet;cn sW.; on 7th 81
rent only Ss5a CHAs. 5. MUIR < co. 1905 y.
y. ave