davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Anyway, it has been pretty we'll
demonstrated that the Dingley sched-
hles are not sacred. = st
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Minneapolis and st. Paul are to be
consolidated" says the New York
World. which still retains it's keen
sense of humor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Spring house cleaning is now in or
der in the state house at Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
subscribers leaving the city tenn
pOrariiy should have The Rec
mailed 20 them. Address will be
changed as often ms requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

That woman in the Whitla kidnap-
ing case attempted to jump from a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
DOMESTIC P~LEAsANTRIES


George-Do you believe the woman over
lived who could truly say TO her lover that
he was the first mar she had ever kissed?
Madge-Yes; Eve.-Life.
Mrs. Gillet-So there is 81 tablet in your
transept to her memory. Did she do any
thing to bring people into the church?
new hat every Sunday for three years
Harper's Bazaar.
'In never offer to be a sister to an
other man."
why not?"
THE last one, under the guise of broth
erly advice, told me some very unpalatable
truths ."-Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr.. Jones, / wish to marry your daugh-
ter"
Does she want TO marry your"
She says she does"
"Pshaw! Is that all you know about
?"-Baltimore American.
Mrs. Frost always chooses a cross-eyed
nurse maid"
why's that9'
$50 when the girl has one eye on the
policeman she can have the other on the
children.'-Iife.
Jones-Well, you and I won't be neigh
bors much longer. I'm going to live in a
better locality.
Smith-So am I.
Jones-What, are you going to move,
too?
smith-No, I'm going to stay here
Cleveland Leader.
He-If I'd known how sarcastic you were
1 never should have married you.
she-You had a chance to notice 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

George-Do you believe the woman over
lived who could truly say to her lover that
he was the first man she had ever kissed?
Madge-Yes; Eve.-Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

-T-TT 7 NWFF TTTTW U" 80 NTTTTW, WTTT
you proposed to me after four yoars' court
ship?-Boston Transcript.
Austere Parent-Just let me catch You
Ilrtlng with that young Harkalong once.
Pretty Daughter-AU right. mamma. I
VIII u ] n-Chicngn Trihnnc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Does she want TO marry your"
She says she does"
"Pshaw! Is that all you know about
n?"-Baltimore American.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
C0MMIsSIONERs, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District q Columbia. Washington. y. c. January
z. lso9-OELs7ed; That the Gas Fitting Regulations
Of the District OF Columbia BE- and they are here
by. amended by adding thereto new Section 20 hs
known as Section Il. 70 be effective zen DAYS
after the date q is promulgation and 20 Be pub
lshed IN the newspapers, and 20 read as follows.
Sec Il Al gas water heaters shall be provided
With a door through which the gas burner and al
q the heating surface shall be exposed for TIE pr
pose of lighting and cleaning. and said heaters shall
Be provided With fue pipe 20 carry OF the nox-
i0Is cd0Ts emsnatIuE theTefron. 70 -he outer air.
The use Of pilot lights % water heaters IS abso-
lutely prohibited except for large water heaters
automatically operated by thermoStat The shuttle
CT the mixing valve shall Be so constructed as TO
prevent the possibility of disaua1Eement due to
careessness, expansion contraction. Jet he aces
sible and easily controlled Tie heater shall not be
set closer 20 the for than two feet ard SIX inches
measuring from the top Of the burner When coz
plant IS made q existing gas water heaters. they
shall be made 20 conform 90 the I5oye require
men:s or be replaced with heaters Of approved type
HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND. HENRT L NEST
SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. Al.
Admission AuEusts-F SiiIlot
No So. Rolphe kaisling e a.. and
Nc 81 RolpEe Ts- LeeDer; augment continued
oy Ar- A u Bel6eld for appellant continued b
Air- A. B. Seibold for apDeIlees and ccocIudsd by
NJ A. Il Bsifeid fOE appellant.
No 539 IN - apnlicztion Of Arthur c. Eastwood
passed until March by stipulation
No So. In re Application Of NsT South Brew
eEy and Ice Company sTEuneut commenced b. &r.
Z 7. Fenzick for appellant. continued b. Mr. ".
= kaek-rAn for Cozzaissisner II Patents, and eoa-
cluded b. ME L 7. FeuWick fcr appellant
Assignments for to-day:
No. ~ Asrdro rs. De- e a. Att0-1eys. J. E.
Buli-C- Z. Dceu. T. P. VARIED. T. L. DueM
Nc 81 Hannis Dis;iIling Company Is Geo W.
IOneJ COMPANY Attorneys. W n CruEen-
JsE1ss Hamilton.
No. II n apPliatioo sf Daniel E Lutea.
Attorneys. Chester BrsndfoCd and A. n Hood
" s. Ruckman
No 50 Undsrhin vs. Gennen Atto-neys. F. L.
Ens-y ard T. 3 Booth-T. K Bryant
No 81 Peircs. r. Has. y Attorneys, Nel-
VIE Church-A- n. johnson
No 6z Chu-chi1 IS. Goodwin Attorneys. F. L.
Brown and +. A. Hopkins-R c. Mitchell znS
La1g5Cu Monroe
No u Johnson & johnson Is Whelzn- Attor-
neys. ". G. Henderson-G. A. Preyost.
Regular call;
No- p56 Bsznan rs. Jones Attorsey, A. =
Worthingto1
No. 1853. Nash e al IS Milford st al AttO--
usJs. Z. Il Thomas and T. z. Stepheaz
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday January 1s, 1soe9
"wednesday, January 13, 1909)
supreme Court OF the United state..


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Ha--
Ian. Mr. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr.
Justice Peekham. M Justice AicRenns. Mr.. Jus
tice Holmes, Mr. Justice Day. and Mr Justice
MOODY.
No. Il The Atchison. Topeka and santa Fs
Railway Company. plaintiff IN error aud appellant
IS samuel Calhoun. by Anna Calhoun his next
friend; argument concluded b. Mr. Robert Dunlap
foE the plaintiff II error and appellant and sub
mittcd hy Mr.. SeiEyn Douglas FOX the defendant IL
srT6T and appellee.
No. q Mateo Carino. plaintiff in erT0r. -
The lnsrllaT Government of the Philippine Islands
argument cou.meuced by 8lr. Frederick Z. CoVdert
fer the platEtiG II error. contiuued hy 8Ir Solic
tor General Hoyt foT the defendant in error. and
concludsd By Mr. Howard Thayer Kinssbz-y for
the D.aiHtia in srT0r.
No. ?. Leolado Santos et a., plaintiffs n
error. "a TIE Hely Roman Catholic and Apostolic
Caurch e a. submitted oy 8iT. Charles z. CoEsari
ana Nr. George T. Pollock fo- the plaintiffs IN
sTroE- No counsel appeared for The defendants n
eTr0T-
No. "a Tie Equitable Life Assurance Society
q the United States, petitioner, IS J. Wilcox
Brown. argument commenced hy Mr- William g
HGTublOweT for the petitioner.
Adjourned until to-day az z O'Clock
The day cal f0E THURSDAY January 4, VII Be
as follows: Nos a. 75 sznd 70. y, Is, 50 and
81. g. s.. s.. 6. and S.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Friendship and Mount Ai-y-John B. Harry e uz.
70 Norman z. Brooke. oaehalf Interest n lots
: 2 and ;, block I. SO
Frieudship-NormsE z. Brooke % John B. Hz-E.
one-half interest n part sc.
street, between SeEe=;eeath ard Elshtsezh streets
lo7thEest-Brice J. Moss e ux- 70 EiszuU FuI-
ton. Tsrt lot e. square 81 So
Rsndls Highlands-Lo1is McKinst- e u u
The United states Realty COmpz1y Of wEzhins-
ton. D. c. Inc, Dart Of block 54ss. SO
Meridian Hilj-FTederick v. McReynoIds st u 20
Frank and EstAe- Lsnsssn, part lot c, block L.
81
street. between Sixth ard se7sulh streets n5rtl-
esst-Evsn Il. Tuck1 e u1 70 Jessie c. Jsl-
kins. l0t e. square 50 SO
No. II Tenth street northesst-WIlizm 7. Pczks
20 William & Psake. lot g SQUARE SO, SIC.
Stotts Park-The S-Otfs Pz-k Realty Conpzry 70
" 7. Mcmillan. lots S. e. q square s70o. So
Same 70 sane. lots = S. z. e, block SOs. SO
Sane 70 J. 4 Stevens lots 8 and i. Sguars
57ls 80 szme % F. " PlOck. l0ts 2. =. :.
IS. SQUARE sc. So Same 70 saEs, iots 70 4,
square s-e. So
Thi-d ard A y.reets southeass-Ro5ert { Clements
p TX % Daniel J Murphy part ;ot D. square
Ninth street, between and " streets na-;hxsst-
Caroline Burkzrt 70 G. Helen Mccall. part
original lot l. square zol SO
RosedAls AID IsherV0od-Ss- Helen Sfstzr 70 CEro-
hne Burksrt, lot 10 square 81. SD
Beuning Heights-The TaIley Realty Company %
George " Riddle. lots 2 70 3, Is, :. blocz
500 and lots s.. s.. IS 70 Is snd Is 70 80.
block 5s4 Sc
Inglesids-LeEis E Brsu-irZer e ux o Elusr z
Fisher. lot s.. biock T. SO
AlzC0s-i8-EmsiIne L HALEY 2 a. % james ] zud
Bridget A Glel1z1. iot s. pzrt iot s. s. 50
III Tws1ty-arsc street no-thVsS--3essis s HAIR
sham e. VI. Henry $ 70 simon OVpenhetnsr,
lot 70. squs7e lee. SO.
Moore and Bzrb0urs Addition 70 Wsshi-gsoa-
Alsx Mllsr e. " % CharlOtts Mzrceron los
l. block 10 sc.
. s-Tes1. between TTe1tT-lTzt and TTe1tv-scc115
streets n0rthwest-Agles ?. Alhsss- % L-cy 3.
Hickcx. lot g. square S. SO
BrshtEood Psrk-Eud0-z A NcD0uough % Rob
ert 5. Akers. parts lots and %, block a Sc
Fifteenth street between and D streets north.
east-Yilt0u J. IAnber and Louis P Shoe
maker. Trustee. 20 William o. Ray lots Ise 80
%. IS. square IS4. S,@ William o. Rzy,
sane Iznd SO
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
CASH REGISTERS.
FURS.

FURS.
SKINS TANNED AND MOUNTED FOR RUG
mufs; rgmodelng fus to latest shapes TM g
st Nv top Eocr deis75t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
DRESSMAKING.

MISS CORSON. I7l3 EUCLID ST, \. y RFF-
erenoes7 evening gowns designed; S25 psr day. 10
meals. except lunch Phone Col. Rs-,- ias-7t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate q Lewis e. Do-slass; order admitting
VII 70 probate and recU-d and letters tesznentzry;
bend. S50- Attorney, l. N King
Estate Of Millzrd T. Co1e1; order admitting VII
to probate and record and letters testansntzryI
bond. $500
Estate Of Mzry Simpson; order granting letters
q administration; bond, S.0r. Attozey. & "
Wheatley.
Estate q William Z. Bohznnoo; o-ds- &c TN
over furniture AtTorney. r P. Shszley
In re De Reefe D. Saunders; order sDDolnrt1s
guardian; bond. 500
In re Arthur Hawkins Ct al; cr5er aupolrti-s
guardian; bond. $50. AttoTney. C. " Boyle
Estate 0f Msry / Sz-zgnt; petition foT letts1 Il
administration Art0TaeJ 9. c. Gurmsu-
Estate q John Roberts; VII dated Octobe- z
lSss. fled
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B--FoilJEins schedule figures published Only
IS tnioT-n2tiot, ard noc Tzs-7uteed=
tor At2nta, Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans.
AsheEiIe. Chattanooga. Memphis. SIS e. n and
io:S5 p n. daily
For Roanoke. Knuz4Ue. Chattsrooez. Memphis.
neE Orleans. i0-l0 D Il daily
Eof Coiuab,a. ChaTletOu. Augusta. Aiken. SaTzn-
1ah Jackso1T1le. and FloEida p0ints I1s p N
daily.
IOor1st cars for Cslifo-1iz, tTveekly. 80 =. n
Loc2l ror aarT1scrhsrg. . a. H. daily: AS ;.
week days: fr D1nTle SIS 4 n daily and 70.
SnsEl9ttesFnie. SIS a. n snd 50 q y. dzily.
Frequent trains 70 ard fron Biuenout
L s BROWN Gene-ai Ars-t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

NSaEDILE ~ Ii r Ell OL1ObEh u. 90
Leave Washington New Union Sts.ion-
sl5 g. m--Daily-An points On Norfolk and West.
en-; also Knoxville. Chsttanoosa. and MeuphiA
1910 p N - Daily - Roanoke, Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville ChsttaDooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Czrz
For NoTfOlk-LeaVe Washington. 42G a. "a daily
HIS e. n. daily tszcepe Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
I'm a. n. So D n
80 ,. m--Daily-BerTyTille. Lurzy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive ss e u and
N30 ?. n.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue tBOEd BuiidinEl
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

IN JUSTICES COURT OF The DISTRICT OF
Columbia Subdistric1 No. . Lewis ". Thayer.
plaintiff, "a National News Service, co-poratioa-
defendant Ne. ls0SZ-The object q tins silt Is %
recover ffty-foEr dollars tS5 so ard fifty cents.
and 70 have Judgment of condemnation q certain
D7ODeTy q The defendant levied on under an at
tscbment Issued II this Elit 10 satiSy the plain
III > claim. II IS. therCfone this TWENTY
ElGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER. l9S. ordered that
the defendant appear IN this cont on OF before
the twentieth day exclusive q sundays and legal
holidays, after the dsy q the FIST publication
of this order. TO defend this Slit @nd show cause
WY sid condemnation should n0J be bad. other
wise the silt VII be procseied with as II case q
default lSealf ROBERT II. TERRELL. Justice
Of the Peace Address. I95 s. nv deSo ja7.H
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NoTE-Pubished cnly as information. and 10,
guaranteed
$50 P NO. O. LIMITED. Daly-Fsst ves-
ubeiec trasn Pralnan sisepeTs 20 Lexington. Louis
VIE. ClDGnnsti. Indianapolis. Chicago. and St
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs- Pun-
nan car Louisville to Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars, Ia carte service
I:o ?. NJ. F. V. LIMITED, Dsily-Solia
5estloule train Pullmsn sleepsrs 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartnent slesrsna
car to Firgiris Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
q Ia carte service P1llmaa seepers. CsncinnsE 10
Chicago and St Louis and Louisville to AenpSis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio Ofices. SIS PeunsylTznia
sEenoe; lS9 2 street. snd New Union Station. Tel
sphans Main l66s 0r ZIG foT tcksIS baggage ehecks
reseTvstiocs and tsxiczh
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. Der Szt. ssaan: butcher. "a
500: common, 2e1as.e3.
HoGs-Psr cWt. gTOss, Ssaas2s ordinary. pss
ext 5ooA5l
LANBS-sixa75k
sHEEP-Prime. 35oa4Oo; common. zo0a2a.
CALYES-Prine. Per ID. sasll: ne5iurn. Tssss.
grass.
8 0zD.0c; Cd and dgT. r aosIam
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON d. C. JANUARY z 1879.
Sealed proposals VIII he received at room ~
District Building until ? p m FEBRUARY Is.
1903. for copinz for the Municipal Building Info-Tns-
ton On application 70 Mai Cos5y executive oficeT
room 22. District Building Washington. .. G.
Bids must be accompanied by certified cheek fo-
one hundred dollars lslW0l jal2-2t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Cfrcuff Courf No. 2
CHIEF IUsTTCE CLARAUGH.

A-s-@A "N.oAANfs NA-akeEtAtrl-
No. SSSA Fox & Co. - Levy; ETeu 70 SIrT.
Arto-neys. P. II. Marshal-Wolf & Rosepherz
No. 5l2 Quinn IS. Washington RaisSa- and
Electric COuDsay; DotiGa fo- new trial fled At
t1-ueys. r. 2 Hznes and 2 h Jackon-J. J..
Dzrliuyro1-
Assignments fsr to-day:
No IS Hawks - BroVn et al Attorneys. A.
: WC-rhinEtcn-TucSe- & Kenyon.
No "a Jennie Mars vs. National SsTinzs ard
Trust Company Attorneys. z L. Gies-G- T.
Williams
No lsS For vs- Carley- AttoTnsyS. Dan. Pey-
ST & TaylCr-11. J. Eeaue-
No 90. NileT-Shcsmaker Real Estate Company
IS Wilkinson AttoTDeys. Dan. Peyser & Taylor
J. T. sherier. z
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LHWHU1fH.

No. 5lsls- Leo7o-e c Hi vs. Georgetown ard
Te1aallytoSn Railway Co1raay; damages $500.
ArtoTueys. " J. Lambert and z z Te1tuzn
No. 5l5T- SchEsrzschild & Sulzberger IS. Tho-ss
II, Jog. judgment. R. \. Terrell. ss7o5. Att0rneys
v. c. English and J. Waterman
No 5l5lS Daniel Edwards IS. Z 2 lanes 4
Bro: oeTti01ar- DefelisHts attn-usys L N
King AID Z. II. HsEiet-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14


N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Colombia sarah NJ Acker Complainant. IS
Margaret PEEK e al Defcndalts In Equity Nc
9sla-The Object q this sIit is 20 quiet utlc b
adverse possession In the complainant 70 tie foi-
lowing described real estate situate In The City q
Washington. Distric4 & Columbia, 20 Kit: Al
of original iot numbered tEentyCns lZp n square
Numbered oze hundred and SIX ilo5- Upon mocicu
q the complainant and upon good czuse shown
ii r. h the cCurt, this 18th day < January,
A. D, leo9 ordered. Thst The defendants. M1rg1roI
Peek and Joseph Peek her husband Louisa Bal
lard Hannah n Walker. Annie NJ. Ja7della. Emma
Walker Ida Walkcr Virgins W4lkeT, George T.
Walker Lewis A Walker Thouas z Walker.
John H Walker, Charics z. Walker. Ge1-ge
Parker. ard Am. $ Parker his Eifs. ard Jamss
C. Walker. Z living, and any q such b dead,
their ard each q their unknown heIrs- alieneeS.
and dsyiseos carss their arpssrzncs 70 Be entered
herein on o. before The first r1i6 day oCr7ITTEEs
Two months after ths day Z the frs. pebsestioa
n this order; otheTvise the cause shAl b pro
cesded with as in case q defsult Provided that
copy & this order be published oD0s q week for
three Successive weeks during the hTs- month and
once a week f1r two weeks during the slccseiing
rngnth IN The Washington Law Reporter ard The
Washington Herald before said DAY. JOB BAR
NABD Justice tle C1pJ- Atrest- tSeaLl
J. r YOUNG. Clerk By JAS PALMER. Assist-
ant Clerk. jAa-l -s.fe4-u
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Circuit Court So. 4,
JUSTTCF STAFFORD.

Nc 554 Hardens-eiR vs. Capital Traction Cou-
pany; verdict for defendant Attorneys. H E Da-
Us and 5 T Thonzs-R- z. Psrry & son and =.
T Dunlop
-. Es24 Apple. administrator. Is. Sane: OF
trial Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton & Coz-R r
Pc-ry < Son and 6. 7. Dunlop.
No Sgle- United States ex rsi. Gs6dis Is Sec
retaTy oi Intsrio-: judgment fo- costs ard leave %
amend Attorneys. Brardenb1rg & BsndsuhrE-
D. ". Baker.
VI. si2s2 McNilizn - ChiIIu-n Castle Reaitv
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate Court Es,ate q
Frederick Klein deceased No. I5-0S AdUinistTa-
tioR Docket-ATTlication having ben made herein
for probate of the last ~. and testament q said
deceased and fcr letters testanehtsrT OF said
estate by Aexsnder Hecht. Il Is ordered this I5-h
day q January, a y. I99 that Bernard Ken.
Adelheit Klein HuSo Klein. Eduarj Klein, Arnold
kIein EneSt Klein Otto Klein LcupoldCine
Goldhsmer. FIo-a Goldhamcr. lena Galdhamer. ard
Mary Klein and al others Concerned. auFeS- N
said c0uTt On WEDNESDAY Tire 18th DAY q Feb
r1ary. \. n. 1913 az = O'Clock a. H.. 70 show
caHse Why such Application sh0uld not be granted
Let notice hereof he published IN The Wsshingtoz
Isw Reporter and TIE Washinrton Herald once
N each q three successive weeks before the return
day herein neutiCned-the frst Publication 70 be
not less than thirty DAYS before sid Teturn day.
WRIGHT. Justsce- Attest Seal WI & TAN-
BGR. Deputy Register q Wills for the District II
Columbia. Clerk q ths Probate Court LESTER
& PRICE. Attorneys hIfIS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
Z q. THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Attoueys

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court. In re
Extension Of Second and W streets northwest. DIS
trict Court. No. S0l--Notoe Is hereby given that
tae Conmissione-s q the District x Columbia Tur
slaut 70 the provisions Of act of Congress ap-
proved January g ls7. entitled An act author
iziDg the extension Of Second street northwest
from Elm street north 20 Bryant street: of W
street from its present terminus west cf Elzgler
Place TO Second street. and q " street west q
Second street eastWardly 10 Second street as
amended by an act of Congress approved May ..
1913. entitled IA set making appropriations %
provide for the expense Of the government q the
District Of Columbia for the fiscal year ending
Juns 80 1909 and for other purposes" have 1led
petition IN this court Traying the condemnation of
the land Necessary fer the street extensious TTo-
Vided for in the aforesaid act of Congress IS
shown on plat map filed with the said PETITION.
as part thereof. and praying also that a 51y Of
I've Judic0us. eXpcuenced. disinterested men. who
shall be freeholders within the District q Colum-
hia, not related 70 any person interested IN these
proceedings ard not IN the service o. employment
az the District a Columbia o. the United
States. be summoned by the United states Mar
shal for the District of Columbia 70 assess the
damages each owner Of land 20 be taken NAY SIS
tain by reason q the extensions o. the Aforesaid
streets. and the condemnation q the land neces-
sary for the Purposes thereof. and 70 asses as
benefits resulting therefrom the entire amount Of
said damages. including the expenses q these pr0
csediHgs. upon The land st1tting said streets as
extended. and also upon such Other lands as the
Jury may fnd vii hs benefited, provided foT II
and by the aforesaid acts q Congress II Is.
by the court. thus LIB day of January. A D.
1903. ordered that al persons having zuy inter
est IN these prOoeedines Be. and they zre hereby.
warned and conmsnded 70 appear In this cou-t On
OF before the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A ID.
lS9 az ten O'Clock a. r.. and conttnus IN attend
ance Until the court shau hare made liz h1al order
Tatify.ng ard confirming the award of damages and
the Assessment q benefits q the jgTy % be im-
paDeled and sworn herein; and IL is further ordered
thas c5py q this notice and Cr0eT Be published
oDce in the Washington Law Rep0rtsr ard ouos n
the Washington EFenizg Star. The Washington
Herald and the Washington PCs-- EeEsDapers pub
liShcd IN the said District before The sid On
DAY Of FetTuzTy A d. lSa9 It IS further OR
DERED that a cvVy q this notice ard order -
served by the United States Marshal oF his deputies
upan such of The oEneTs q the land % Be con
dcmned herein as nay Be found By the sad NaTsaal
OF his deputies within The District q Columbia and
upon the tenants ard ocF-pants q tie sane before
he said I0th day CT Febru4ry- 4 D. ls9- b
The Court THOS Il ANDERSON. Justloe. a
trus c0Dy. Test: (Seall J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
Bv z z. CUNNINGHAM, Asst Cierk.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Criminal Court No. 1.

JGSI.JE GUILD
United States IS. ALICE Allen; grsnd izrceuy; plsz
guilty Of petit Larceny; sentence 20 AL for s.x
months.
United States IS. James A Rollins; sssszjs dan
gcrUus weapon; plea guilty Of simple assault: sen
tence SIX months Il woTkho1se.
United States IS MaTy Sinn1ss g-znd lsrczuys
verdict not guilty.
United States vs. Charles Catiett; Toobe5 ard
grand larceny; verdict guilty
United States rs Mary Sinms; E-znd lzrc,yt
defendant committed 70 Jail 70 await acton os grznd
!uy.
United States IS Thomas Young: stte1vt a. rob
beTy; bail reduced 70 SEC
Assignments f0r to-day:
United States IS. Dennis Grny
United states William Crawford
United States - Cutler SIye.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
United States IS GerEe Hebterd: assault intsus
10 Kill. On trial
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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rarent which would Be money maker; only inventor
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answer; give price and brief descriDtiop- nj
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BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
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ROBINSON WHITE. Asaa-a.
Fned January L. Igl9. J. R. Young. Ciz-k-


Fled Jauuary i. Igs J. R. Youuz. Cs-k-
y TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding a special tim theTeof z
equity. Katherine L Steele. coupiainsnt- IS
Paul A Steele defendant. Dorothy Morse. Agnes
Newkirk, co-reSpouden;s- Equity No. 9sls2 Or1CS
for publicztiou.-On motion z Kathe11e T. Steele.
b. RobiuS-n White. her attorney. Il IS tbs I-h
day q Jsuus-y. Iaoe cricred that tns co7e-
sronGents IL said csuse. Dorothy 1ICrse and ACnes
NcWkizk cause their appcaunce % BE- cutGrui
herein ou CT before the forIeth dzy. exclusive q
S'Iriays and leSsl holtdays. cc-1--lng after the
tirst day q the publication of this o-6e-- Other
Wise the Said case wil be prooeeded with ss n
csc q default The cbiect q this E1tr IS f1-
81 absolute divorce from The defendant- Paul A
steele. on the ETuund x adultsTT. This order
20 be published II the Washington Law Repc-ter
and The Washington Herald once a week for
three Successive ueeEs- JOB BARNARD justice.
tr7o cupy. Test; tsczLl J. Z. YOUNG. Cle-k
By F. = CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Cie-k-
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