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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. AL
Admission. james 2. MulIalv.
No sot Nelson IS Felsing; and
No. SS. Felsing IS. Nelson; affirmed. Opinion By
NJ Justice Van OTsdel.
No 55 Thompson Is. Smith; arE1msut con-
rae1oed By Mr- J. P. Cruxsdale FOR appellee. COZ
I11ued uy Mr- " Z Robinson for appellant and
eoneiEded by Mr. Melville church for appellee
Nos ~. 81 and ls5i- GARFIELD. &c Ts. United
o-ales * rel SDaidug. motion % Taczte OF modify
o-der Saying mandate submitted by Nlr c e
1Iezer n support Of motion. and by Nr. D. ". Ba-
ksf n opposition; motion oyerr7sled-
No ~ johnson - Whslon; placed az foot q
calendar hy stipulation
Nc. 55 General Railway signal Company rs
Thulteu. Argument c0umenced By Afr. Z C. Brown
ior appellant. continued by NJ. q. c. CrEss for
apDelee- and concluded BY Mr. Z c. Brown FOR
appellant
No "a Role " Kaisiing q al and
No. 81 Role Is. Lei9er: argument Commenced
by Alr. A " Belfeld for appellant
Assignments fog TO-DAY
No so. n rs srqlication of Central Coaszsers'
company Attorneys. g. II. Hamlin-W- P Rack
nan and T. a. Tenant
No. 5i5 In re Application q TIE NsT south
Brewery and Ice Company. Attorneys z 7 Pen
Tlck-N. 3 Ruckmz2 and 7. A Tenant
No SO Marlro ". Deg CO al Attsnzys J. z
Buil-C. z Duel. F P VARIED 4 L DueH
No 80 IN application q Arthur G Ezst-
wood Attorneys " L Pierce ard Kari Fen
1-ng-W. 5 RucEnzn
Nc So Hsuus DistiIling Company IS Geo. ".
IoleT Company- Attorneys. ". y CrouEelI-
james Hamilton.
No 81 In re application Of Daniel 2 Luten
Attonels. Chester Brzndfurd and 4 n Hood-
-. 5 Ruckuzu
No So Un6erhiu Geureu. Attorneys. 2. T.
Ene-y and T. 2 Bocsh-T. X B-yant
No % Peirce. s. - HAS =. Attornsys. Mel
vie Chu-ch-A II Jotnson
No - Churchill Goodwin Atto-nevs ? T.
Brown ard F. 4. Hopkin-R. c Mitchea and
Lanzdo1 Monroe
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B-FoiioEing schedule figures published oily
- information. and are not guaranteed.
Eor Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
AsheTille. Chattsuooga, Memphis, SIS .. u and
n.s5 D n. daily
EG kcaDoke. knOTTille. Chstt1noogZ. Memphis
New Orleans, lo-la ?. ~. daily,
fW CohInbla- Charleston Aur-sta Aiken Savsn-
nah, JacksOnErie. and Florida points. 4da D n
csily
-Vofsst csTs for California. tTi-Eeckiy 40 q n
Local for HsnriEo.burg. 80 a. n DAILY; 4ls D n
steh oayS: for DAnEllle. Els a. n dairy and fos
e eSHsriottesFille. SIS a. N. and So D II dAily
Frequent trains to and fIOm Bl1enont
l. & BROWN. CeneraI Agent
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, January II, 1909
TUESDAY, January IL, 1907
supreme Court of the United States


Present; The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Hsr-
laH AR Justice Bsewer, Mr. Justice white. Mr.
Justice Peckham, Mr. Justice McReuns Mr.. Jus
tics Holmes. Mr. Justice Day. and Nj Justice
MOODY.
William Raimond Baird. Of New York CITY. and
HeHV P Brown. Of Philadelphia. were admitted 70
Tezcsice.
No. % oce4nic Steam Narigation Company.
Limited. plaintiff Ia encr. IS Nevada y Strana-
La and
Nos. so and 5u The International Mercantile
Marine Company, plaintiff Ia crTgr. Is SeFada y.
stranahan; argument Continued b 2lr Assistant
20 TIE Attorney General Eils fc- tile defendan, in
CErcr and e0nciudcd b. lir William C. Caoste.
fcr the Plaintiffs IN error
NJ G. AlbCrt l. JClns1n. p-air.i1 IN orror vs.
William MUe5cr; argument commenced b. lir HeI-
vie ChErch for tine plaintiff in eTr0I. coatinGcd
By NJ. STEPHEN !. CCX. for the defendant II eTrur
and c1ucl0ded by Mr. Melville Church for the
plaintiff IN Crror
No. %. Saily J. Mcdaniel q al appellants. Is
George y. Trsylor e. a. submitted By SlT. @. y.
Webster. for the appellants and by Mr- y "
Merton. for the appeliees.
No T. The AtclisGn. Topeka and Santa Re
Railway Company plaintiff in error and appellant
IS Samuel CalhCgn. b. Anna Calhoun bis next
frierd; argument commenced BY Mr Robert Dun
iap. for the plaintiff In error and appellant
Adjourned until to-day az = O'Clock.
The DAY cal for wednesday. January g. Eill Be
as follows: Nos =, 2. y. r. IS land 70, .. Is.
% land Sd 8 and g
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Criminal Court Nn- L
JUSTICE GOULD


United states rs. Eugene Ross: assault with dan
gevOus weapon; verdict guilty as indicated n second
count
United States Is Haywood Graham. assarIt With
dangerous wespcr. verdict guilty.
United States IS James Henry. housebrsasine;
verdict not guilty
tnited States IS. John Thompson; canal kuoul-
Assignments for to-day:
United States IS. Cutler siyr.
United States IS. Alice Allen.
United States IS. James Martin.
United States vs.. Thomas Young,
United States u. Msry sinnx
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

cOhLDULt N EfFECI UCIUBEk u l4E
Leave Washington Ne9 Union Station-
sI5 q. n--DsIly-Au posrts o. Sos-olk ard yr--.
en- also knoITlle- Chsitaooogz. and Msnuhia
M-o ,. n - DAILY - Roanoke Bristol Wi1s,ou-
salen. Knoxville. C1sttsnooga. NashEile Memphis
New Orleans Ihroush Sleeper. Dinins czz
For NoTf0lk-LssFe Washingt0n 80 a n d,uv
nl5 a n dsily tezceps Sunday. Arrive No-foif
u10 g. n, 81 :. n
so ? n--Dsily-Be-TyTils. LE1ray. shsuE.dosA
Trains ron tie Southwest EriTs 656 a Il and
W59 ?. n
All affirmation Fourteenth street AID Ssz Iu-f
avenue tBond Buildinrl
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-PsoIshsd only iufornatiou and rot
guaranteed
500 7. NC. & o. LIMITED. Dany-Fsst 49,
uoolea tT7ln- PJ.luan seepes 70 Lexington. Louis-
uAe. CIDcunans Indisnapois. Chicago. and 81
Louis Connection fer VirEiris Hnt sTrinTs PuI-
Ran car Louisville 70 Memphis and NeE Oriesnz
Dining esrs, "a carte serTics
l:D ?. NJ. F. v LIMITED. Dafy-soHd
feSuD1le u1ln- PC-lman Eleepers % Cincinnati
Lexington. ard Louisville Conuar.rert slee-snz
car 10 Virginia Hot Sp-snEs week days Dining cars
"a carte service. Pslilman sleepers Cinc1unsd 70
Chlczgo ard S. Louis, and LouisFills 10 Meuuhis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapesks ard Ohio OH5css g3 Psnuvvlrsns.
avenue; - street. ard New Union Station Tel
ephous Main lo66 Z5s toC tickets bsEyzgs ehscks
Reservations, ard tzxiczh
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Equity Suif.

No -. Arlie7ile Krguke vs. Prudential It.
El-zlce Company e a.. for injunction and %
cancel ~hange q heuefciary. Attorneys ". 6.
Ga1iizsf and Z. y. Hop-veI.
No &2i5- Wilhelnin2 {. Wetzsl et a. y.
Bertha " We-zel q al: % confirm contract z
sale AttorEeys RalsJOn & Sidd0us
Nc. 2s3s7. Simcl y D. North u. stone & Fz-r-
fax e 81. 20 rsfcrm lesse- A,toTreys 6. F.
Williams and r =. Fox
Nc 2s2s. Rn5olph A Hzslsr e al. vs. AHuis A.
Wilisms e a.. partiticn. Attorneys 7. c. Tsyi1-
ard y. c Bai6erson
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Times Changes.

Prom Harpers Bazar-
Before we were married you said you'd
lay down your life for me" she sobbed.
know it he returned, soIemnIy, but
this confounded fat is so tiny there's no
place to lay. ANYTHING down
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Nc 5s1 In r. D Frank Parker: order appoint
inz receiver: bond. s. GO
No 5sS- In Z Morrison Psps- Company; a6-
Indication and reference
No 4is In r. Rem " DARBY; order 70 psT
referee and trustees fees
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And So Did He.

Ally slopers Half Holiday.
Waiter-Pardon me. sir. but why dc
you use that magnifying glass?
Customer want to make this chop
seem life size.
Waiter-Then would you be good enough
10 lend it 10 ne I'd Ike to look at that
last tip you gave me.
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IHNNuifs.

No 5l5lA Mason y RicazsS-s1 Il J. Wusaa
DAVIS. indignant r II Terrell r1sTics q the
peace So At-o7usy C. Shreve T.
N0. 5lSi5 james Buns & Co, vs. Charlss L
FInney: srpezL Act0-neys Tucker & Kenyon and
Z Raiier
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JVSTICE ANDERSON.

dLoIIJE ANUEHoJN.
United States George Hibbard, on trial Attor-
neys. c A KeigEin and " z Robsscn-
United States vs. Mso1onald Doagizs; ysSsstsoz
section Sss r S l. 5; nolle pros.
United States Ts- James Brooks; petit lsyoSuvT
nole TEos.
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District Court.
IrSTIcE ANDERSON

No 50. In r. widening and extension q Sherman
avenue; hearing continual urtiI Jaurz-y 3
No 81 In p exrenS0n q 2 ard v Stresty
notice and order a r-lbsicsciou-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

So ACRES TWO MILES FROM HERNDoN.
good 6r0om house; good barn; root house;
stO-age house: al the farming implements. 3
ooEs. fowls; everything 81 with place Price s. 800
Also . acres AZ OaktG1. No I house wood s. 200
aiso loS acTes Al Herndon; fine house, good barn.
double com house; hne sprng N yard; 800; snap.
JOHN ". BAUCK1IAN & son, Hendon, Va.
jsi2-st
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W. B. & A. r. RY.
THE

W. B. & A. f. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
Electric pzlsce from White Ho4ss stafio,
QSth and II SIS. NORTHEAST
Fo- Baltno-e-5S0. and eFsy hsif ho1r TN
SO q n 70 - p n, and So. go. B3. ard
u& ? Il
For Aunspolis-EEe-y hoCn from SO 4 n. 70 -
?. Il. and $50 and u& D n
ttreS One way Round tip
- Ao-t+.itli
To Annapolis ard Q, g
N1Esl Acadguy-------- Y rs
Al s. czrs I'm direct 70 White HGuss Station
I1eket oeics at isih ard \. 2. ave. northwest aad
a. Whits Houss Station L5th ard II ses NORTH
EAST. Te3epho1s u TSS
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Descriptive Appearnnce.

Prom the Baltimore American.
What very striking man that is over
there
He is. Hs beats his vita
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ASTROLOGY.

FIND YOUR LUCKY DAYS. YEARS. ISfPOR-
tsnt events Of life from NINE. RITA. astrologer
palnist- card reader 1901 9Th s. Nv uo4n r.ssS9t
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Circuit Court No. 4.
TE-zrTf~Es STAEEOpn

No. 5aSA HsrdeGSselR IS Capital Traction Con-
pauy- given Il j-y- Attorneys Z = DAVIS and
S. T. Tb0mas-R. r. Pe7ry & son snd 6. 7. Dr1u-
Iop-
No 5sZL Urited States eX =, Stsvsas e a.
Ts- Secretary Of interior; mandate Of e'ou-r of Ap-
Teas reversing Judgment. leave 70 reat0s &c amend
petition, &c. Attorneys r. Z. DAVIS ". T. =
Curtis and Barnard & JohnsSn-D- W Baker
Assignments fyr today.
No. IS. kiusolvinE Is Keruan g al Att0usys
Tucker Kenyon and E s Bailey-Hanilton. Col
bert, Ys-kes & Hamilton
No s. Apple administrator. CAPITAL Trzc-
ton Company AttorDe7s Leckie. Fulton & Coz
r. r. Perry & Son and q. T. Dunlop.
No 81 johnson County Savings Bank ~ Men
dell ct al. Attorneys. T. l. JeTords-W II. White
No 81 Same IS Butler et al Attorneys sazns
No Al same RemsbDrS- Attorneys, same.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

ED-SECOND-HAND License BOX g.
Herald of5ce. af5-S
PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS AND JEW
elry. old gold. jeEelry. diamonds and coins
bought and sold BENJAMIN SCHWAB 10 erh
EL Nv. roI5sot
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT ar 1875 IsTH
81 nv and clothing. II sent 10 the store
delft z HENSLET
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A NEW YORK CITY LAWTER. GENERAL
practlce5 al cases; Is years experfence: highest
zsferenees- JOHN HENRY FREESE. 4 wese
SitA s., Herald Sguare. New TOrk City. jsIS8
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

II TOU WANT To BUY A MARYLAND FARN
q suburban home. see send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckert & Son, 635 + Nv.
nhI7-tf
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BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones: D-in- disc records Sc: cylinder records
&c; guaranteed ROBERTSON'S, Iz0 7th ~
roIe-gt
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Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE RARNARD.

JUSTICE RAHNARD.
No E56s- kyue -. Morris q a.. trustees zp-
pointed bond Sl5o0o- Act0-1eys J J. BrosuAa
Da1. Peyser & Taylor-H2nilton. Colbert Ye-kss
& Ha-ilton.
7 No 2ls2 Sullivan Is. OLez-v Ct al. u1ls 70
shoH cause- Attorneys, u. :. Armstrong ard Z
! C. Kimhs1l-Cariise 4 L1cke.r-
No G34 A : & T. Co vs. Chew - Al o-ssr
o7erTuiins demurrer. Attorney " A McKenusy.
No. Zs5n- James vs. James e a.: divorce a Tfn
nat decTeed AttorDeys. Blessing & Goodzu-J.
W DaridEe
NJ. o-lls Du-fee IS D,srfee- rule 10 show cause
Attorneys q h Fowler and ". &. Bal6erston-
Leon Tcbrine-
No ~. Tbecksr - Cannon e a.. supesr
snoe q shsent defendant oru1Eed- Attoznsys. Pad
sett a Coo-,he.
tine Artcr1ey. ~ ? Williams and r F Ieizh;on
-NfcNeH1ey & Flaunery snd J. J. Darlington
No 4sss simmons % al. IS. Simmons e. a. /;
order appointing Trustees % sell; bond s 0G3 At
toners c. 7. HeuilsT-W- H. Montague. W NJ
stewart ]. 3. Archer. and Gordon & Gordon
No. LIB Harrison rs Harrison ruIe 10 show
cause Attorneys " 2 WilIisu=on and T L
Je17-ds-W. " Douglas ard J. c. Lsskey
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. Z554 Hecht y. Hecht. divorce rranted. A.
t0TEeyS ". r. Rcilly-Chauncey Hackett
NJ. Us. Taylor wilkiusoa; trustee appointed
70 sell Attorneys. " l. Pollard and II y Rich
No -5s- Collins IS. Cornish: submitted. At
tonev. 2 A. Jones
No &1A Roots ~ Roote: submitted Atto--
neTs. v. J. Nzle-J- " Latimer
No &is1. FarTi1gtol IS. Fsr-inStoz; rule 70
show cause Attorncys A p. Webb and Edwin
FC7ES--Smirh & Walker
Ass.-zue1ts foT today
No. 80 Harney Is Be7y e. al Attorney. Jones.
Ne- 81 HuEteT - Hunter Ct al. Att1-neys
smith Metz-er & blackstone.
No 81 Kv1e IS. Morris e al Atts-1eys Ds-r
Peyser & TayioC. and BrosnaE-Hanilton. Colbert
TeTkes & Hamilton
No E5s Anderson Sands e al. Attornevs.
Baker. Sheshy & Hchan-Thou, CCplisre & Psr7y.
No - Taylor Is Taylor. Attorneys-WiIliau,-
son-WIiso1. II.
Ne. -. Davis rs. Slater et al Atoruey. Halycr
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING
WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
eSl1nats On you papeT1Eg and painting: samples
nee lesai guarantee c0Tsrs our Work: val rarer Sc
ER Send postal to WI. V. MAHONEY. Sc Pa
ava. Sc. Prone Lnc 80 sae-st
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-ONE WAIE-SCRAPER APPLY AT
once at TOPH ANS TRUNK FACTORY. Eckinz-
tn pl and Q s. ne. zSz
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

MAGNIFICENT FLORIDA WINTER HOME. on
a beautlfully deTelOped Z5aCe estate az HObe
Sound, On Indian River, near Palm Beach. Fla:
splendid, modern bungzloE good buildings. variety
Of fruits. fine fishing. hunting boating. hathf1r
FCT particulars address HOWARD 5 FRECH
Florida East Coast Real Estate Salesman. Or
monf Fla.
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING CO, 1907 srH ST. NV.
Lowest prices; estinates Tree; samples; worx-
nsnship Grst-claSs al-st
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FARMS.

FOR RENT-FARM OF ABOUT 90 ACRES
within niles Of Washington. vel watereSf. house
Of 10 rooms; necessary ootbuildings. A. D. ADDI-
son. s0s 18th St. alTt
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FOR SELE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-I0e0 SQUARE FEET FIRST TsI-
81 NV lBuzzards Pointl ad5olus = senal
Grounds; the government VIII purchase az a big
pTCnt probably next year. Pnoe. &c. per foot
Apply - 18Th 50. uw. jsHf
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CLOTHES CLEANED q PRESSED.

YOU CANT DO BETTER THAN TO HAVE
youT suits pressed and repaired At ED. NTLLER's-
81 New York ave. suits dry cleaned and pressed.
&C. 'Ph y SIN au7-e)t-fsz
N ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGULAR EN-
plOyes busy during the gUnmer months We quota.
Pants sDoDEed pressed -l5e Skirts pressed &c 70 So
suits EpongeG pressed ss Lsdss' u 81 % q
Sa.s s.ssTi-sissDed-..sOes Sorts stsau-cleaned7Ss
2. z GREEN Co. SIS to sIS 18th s.
sJz6S W-fSx
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN I'M
BkELLAS AND PARASOLS OFFERED FOR
Tbs WEEK. Il a. GRISWOULD. IL nth nv.
Ge1- cod
DON'T Buy NEW ONES: BRING THE OLD
u1no-eilas 70 Us; make them as good as new. 81
UMBRELLA IoT a. n 4 PHILPITT, Al q. ~.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

= LADY OF EXPERIENCE N BUSINESS AZ
faiTs can invest small capital not % exceed SO.
1r0oaby much less. in q good, profitable busiaess:
21iy tfose meaning business need apply BOX %,
Head cHlce- isIsst
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL,
non-sIrgical; cloth bound. se9pags book free
Apply by mail, sls Colorado Building Free lecture
for women Tuesday al 3 p. m jaI3tf
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE
HoT Ell the adsertsenenss q Suburban
Real Estate read: how Thy al say In
the beautiful CHEVY CHASE SEC
TON" OF Near CHEVY CHASE" or
Addition 70 CHEVY CHASE" OF 20
Dzuy squares sr1m CHEVY CHASE"
CT "ou the CHEVY CHASE line" They
al reTolEe around the main sxss-CHEVY
CHASE. They al endeaTor 70 make yoa
think that Their properly is in some W1y
related - CHEVY CHASE, thus uncoz-
Eciously paying homage % the QUEEN
OF NASHINGT0NS 5 SUBURBS"
NOW THEN
Why net bug property AT CHEW
CHASE ather than NEAR CHEVY
CHASEf Lots fr0m Ce1ts Der square
foot 70 - cents per square f0Ct-frou SO
iot up-S.0 Cr more cash Ead snail
uonthly payments- Prices are steadily s5-
Tancing. Buy DOW Z you vaut 70 get the
beDeft q TIE increased value. II Is szEs
q coue
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
53s 18th 1t. NV.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
DELFT
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHI0 RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ENEk1 QTEEK hot X On The ODD HOUR -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
1EN TERMINAL. 81 STREET. new YORK.
90 O. n Diner Iulimau Paricr
t10 a. m Observation Pasior tive-hc1T trsia-
% a. m uller and Pullman parior Tar
y! 20 A. n D1rcr and Puliurau Pario- Ga-.
:! % D n Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
: 20 p m koysl Limited. Ali PulIosE -bour
70 2 N. Coaclss 20 PEiiace phis.
~ ? N DEER anc Pullman Par.0E-
- 70 ,. n Caches 70 fhihdeiphiz-
10 night Slecpers 90 New lurk.
90 g. u SleeperS 20 PhLzdeiphia & Nss To-L
., Al A4,IiLAN1iC CITY. U1g. -s93 TlIzo a n. a -
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.

Miss Katherine Geraci,
e 9Jh s. NV Phone n. Ss-E.
jsstf L
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DRESSMAKING.

MISS CORSON. I715 EUCLID ST: \. Y. REF
erences- evening gowns designed; SO per day; q,
meals. eTcsrt lunch. Phone Col. S62-m jas-7t
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At
STOCK-TAKING PRICES:
TO THE LADIES.

KERFOOT'S VIOLETTA CREAM. Az ExCFI-
leu- preparation for chapped hands and all other
SKIN iTTi-atioas. &c Phone OF mai orders filed
KERFOOT'S PHARMACY. 7th and L SIS. nv
isl03't
tkEME FELN ETA. new cream for the COMPLEX
ioIi also shanpoCing AID haiTdressing d specially
Mise Cadm1n, y IIth 81. nw, 'Ph1ne II. 81 70 6
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:. - 10 BALTIMORE.

tNeek days. 100 a. n. 70 II 90 q NJ
q. TX 800. i63e. 100. II rsu0 ~ 30
80. 10 %, IL . a H.. sI2aO poan. flZ=S 'l.g.
IS, fZ1o 80 r3z1 $50 T4sa. T5.s5. -580. T5ss.
.SSi-S6 !eo SO. 80 fsSo. 'sS9. 'leas. lbs.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. IN. $50 p n
,CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. sns LOUISVILLE
: 10 a. n = 20 p. m. 'l2-30 night
,ftiiITTsBURG. 's:lO a. n. Iz. 80 d n. 'l2S3
CLEVELAND, 80 D n
COLUMBUS. $50 = m
NMsnnEh4,lN1s. ss,l0 a Il, go .. n
NtNSME ~. fs13 a. u. a % SO D n
,s.,f ss.,hfEDkhiCh- fs19. Ts-io s9:l5 A. n s. % Am
hAGERSTONN, 1910 4. n TsDo D n
ANNAPOLIS. IN. $50. fI2d5 ron fsS0 3B
S 70. and $50 n N
-Dal{ IEXcept Sunday sSurdsy only
TELEPHONES az All sbe foIlrzirrs 'Tf-set Ct
noss' Jay 9 81 Nv. Main l5ai. SIC Pennsylvania
-. -. Msln q. New Union Station; Ticket Of1ce
NAN 10: Information Bureau Main TSQ
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY MORE! We STORE FOB 80 A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. gIs-geo.
q lets 81 Phone Main sZS seiz-2s5s
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

SINGERS WANTED-ALTOS AND TENORS
especially. fcr Trinity Chu-vsl- Apply 20 OSCAR
FBANKLIE COMsTOCK. III s.. or Is In
diana are aIZS
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

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Circuit Court No. 2.


Nc 5IlZ Somerset Do0r ard Column Company
IS Prce & son. Judgment against defendant At
toTnsys. Leckie. Fulton * Cox and r. C. L. Mon
cire-J. J. Darlington
Ne 5lo5 United states ex rel Rssland -
Garisld; Judgment awarding Wit cf mandamus
Attorneys. Sleman & Lerrh-D. " Baker
No 500. United States cx rel White e al /;
sane. Sane attorneys
No. s9s6l- " c Mitchell Company IS Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company; Judgment
f1T plaintiff appeal noted Attorneys. c /. Simms
and p H. Marshall-Browue Browne & Peelle.
No. 1895 FAY v. District cf Columbia trial
by court, finding for defendant Attorneys q. C.
Guiman srd John Ridsut-E. A. Thomas.
No. Esa. Fox & Co. rs. Lew. on trial A.
torneys. p. r MarshaIl-Wolf & RosenberE.
No. 5lE2. Raub Is Coe; Judgment by default.
Attorney, c. W. Bell
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5 WoThington-Tucker & Kenyon.
Nc lsi Jennie Mars IS. National Savirrs ana
Trust Company. Attorneys. z L. Gies-G. F.
Williams
No. lss Foer rs Cariey Attorneys. Darr. Pev-
ssT Tayl0r-M J. Keane
No. 20. lnlCT,Shoemaker Real Estate Cornoanv
IS Wilkinson Attorneys, DaT, Peyssr & Tayior-
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY

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FOR RENT-0FFICES.

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-14
Special from United Press.)


 Erie, Pa., Dec. 14.-Three Italian laborers are dead today, seven per sons are lying seriously injured in St Vincent's hospital, though none is be- Iieved fatally hurt, and eleven others were taken to Buffalo suffering from minor hurts as result of a rear-end collision between the Twentieth Cen tury Limited and the Chicago to Bos- ton special on the Lake Shore Rail- road near Northeast, six miles east of here last night
 The wreck occurred during a rag ing snowstorm- All of the injured were passengers on the Boston train.
 The dead: Antone Lund, bound from Los Angeles to Copenhagen, Denmark; Francese Bernhart, Cedar Point, Kas.; Jack Clair, Cedar Point, Kas.
 Among the seriously injured: Frank F. Starks. Greenville. Wis, leg cut and bruises; George McGonigle, In dian Harbor, Greenwich, Conn, head cut; E. L. Clogsdon, Jamaica Plains, Mass, leg fractured; William L. Nc Fadden, 306 Hurley street. Buffalo, Whittier, Dunkirk, NY, face cut; Lewis Vidale, Cincinnati, skull frac- tured; George F. McFadden, Green wich, Conn.,, face cut; Avola De Lew is, Auburn, N. f-, bruised aDoul drhs and body.
 The two unidentified Italians were crushed into an almost unrecogniz- able shape, and Antone Lund, the third man killed, met death in the end of the smoker. He was tossed to one side by the onrush of the en- zine as it plowed its way through the wreckage-
 Less seriously hurt: Louis Siedel. travelling salesman with nothing to indicate residence; Frank s. Stock, Springfield, Mass; Mrs. Edna Lostuss. New York City, head injured; w. E. Burr, New York City, head bruised; T. J. HaT ing. Cleveland, head bruis- ed; NJ Masters, Cincinnati, head cut and bruised; Clayton Chapman, Ely ria. O., ribs fractured; William Cole, Warren, O., bruised Two unidenti- fled men.
 The rear car of the special was telescoped. In it were the dead and seriously injured Engineer Berger, at the throttle of the limited was running 45 miles an hour to make up for lost time. He failed, because of the storm. to see the warning signal of the fag.nan sent back to stop his train. No one on the Twentieth Gen. tury train was. hur1. Berger and his fireman, H. Falkerhargcn escaped in