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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-11
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Cigar salesman experience
unnecessary, good pay. Globe Cigar
Company, Cleveland. Ohio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-11

FOR SALE-Desfrable lots on Twenty
ffth and Twenty-sixth streets be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth ave-
nues, in Beecher & Walsh's addition.
with city water and gas; terms to
suit purchaser; will assist those de-
string to build homes. See BeechGr
Bros. 1513h Second avenue. Old
phone 307; new 5516.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A chain watch fob with mono
gram f NJ. H." either after leaving
Elm street car on Ninth street, Mo-
line or on entering same on Seven
teenth street, Rock Island. Finder
please return to Argus Office and re-
ceive liberal reward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-11

FOR SALE-Saddle horse, suitable for
lady; single footer; five years old. In
quire of Union Ice & Coal Company
twentieth street and Second avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-11
FOR SALE-LANDS.

FOR SALE-An S0-acre improved farm,
~ miles south of Milan. Inquire
w. Y. Milstead, Milan, Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
West Farnam Home

Groom, modern home, oak finish, hot
water heating; built but two years; near
sSd and Farnam SITS. Price, $3.50. Terms
to suit.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
$500

HOT! HOTTERu HOTTESTM!
Some of the hottest bargains ever Of
fered in the south part Of Omaha:
heat, lot 50x150.
{3,O0O-S rooms, modern except heat,
lot 46x135.
s2,4OO-S rooms, gas, city water, lot 50
x15O.
$2,OOO-7 rooms, gas, city water, lot 80
x150.
$1,6OO-7 rooms, gas, city water. cor,
lot.
S1,5OO-5 rooms, gas, city water, big lot.
$l,400-5 rooms, gas, city water, lot so
x150.
With a large number 4 and broom cot
tages at $3.50 to $1,000. Vacant lots on
easy terms, at your own price.
j. p. JACKSON CO., 1911 Frederick st.
Phone Doug. 1888"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.
(Continued.)
3 New, AL Modern 7-Room
Houses in Kountze Place
$3.50 Each
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued)

Located on LOthrop street, just east of oath street. Two have
6 rooms each and a large reception hall. Parlor, dining room,
kitchen, pantry and rear entry on the first floor, which are all fin
ished in oak, including the floors, with the exception of the kit
chen; three bed rooms and bath, with stairway to attic on the
second floor, full foundation, cemented cellar, with hot and cold
water and enameled sink. First class plumbing throughout, also
a good furnace, cement sidewalks, good sized lot, all sodded, close
to school and good car line.
The other house has front hall, parlor, dining room, library
or bedroom, and kitchen on the first floor, 3 large bedrooms and
bath room on the second floor. First class plumbing and heating
throughout. These houses have all been papered and are ready to
move right into. Screens fitted to all doors and windows.
You will find these are the lowest priced, new, strictly all
modern houses to be had in the addition. Wen make terms.
These houses will be open from 2:30 to 5 today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

FOR SALE-MOdern BROOM house, 2020
Emmett St, facing south on the Presby-
terrain seminary campus one block from
the University of Omaha grounds, one-hal
block from Kountze park, one block from
Lothrop school; six churches within four
blocks; paved streets Gall paid; all taxes
paid; large shade trees. All considered,
one of the most desirable blocks in Omaha.
Inquire of owner, 2016 Emmett ST., or phone
Webster 1885,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Hanscom Park
Bar6ain

Fine s-room, strictly modern house, in
good repair and nicely decorated, situated
on fun sized lot at 111S s. 3lst St; has
lor, library or sitting room, dining room,
kitchen and double pantry downstairs and
all finished in oak. Four bedrooms and
double bath upstairs; a large cemented
basement and laundry; is equipped with
modern hot water heating plant; thermo-
stat and combination light fixtures. This
proposition Is a bargain and will bear the
closest scrutiny. For price and other par
t~lculars inquire at 1905 S. S1st St., or tele-
phone Harvey 1910"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
ia Harvey Street. Conservative Building
1914 Harvey Street.
IT WILL PAY YOU

IL ILL Al w
to visit these properties today, as such
bargains won't be long on the market.
$3.50.
22l0 Meredith Ave, 4 rooms and de-
tached summer kitchen; well, shade and
fruit trees; nice level lot.
100.
1905 N. 22d, Groom cottage and barn; lot
44xl25 It.
LOO.
1902 N. ed, Groom cottage; corner lot,
AMPS It. The above all in good repair.
Owing to contemplated improvements by
the city these properties should be worth
% per cent more next year.
1900.
1910 Pierce, a well-bullt Groom house
and large hall, well and cistern. barn and
wagon shed; lot 50xl2S IT,.
$l,100.
1924 Pierce, 4 rooms and hall; well, barn
and wagon shed; heavy shade trees and
six bearing fruit trees; a cozy home; lot
50x12s.
Reasonable terms can be arranged on all
the above.
GEO. D..
SIC Brandeis Blocks
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Farnam Bargain

Six rooms and pantry, bath and reception
hall. South front, all modern, nearly new.
just painted and decorated. Plenty OF
shrubbery. trees and fruit. Everything In
first class condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Dundee Bungalow

A new one, 6 rooms, complete In every
way: plenty OF closets: full south front lot;
handy 10 car. Price, 1880 Terms 70 suit
consider this the cheapest bungalow In
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

FOR SALE, a five room house, almost
new and three lots. City water, bath,
electric light, south front, in an excellent
location on car line. Well set to fruit,
bargain. d. Omaha Bee, Co. Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Idaho.
Kansas.

G BARGAIN IN NJ.
S-acre farm, southeast Kansas, Cherokee
county; new 4-room house, with large base
ment and a concrete floor; fine barn, $3.50;
painted red; other good outbuildings; good
cistern and well; nice young orchard; fenced
and cross fenced, hedge posts; 30 acres in
corn this year; balance meadow and pas
ture; can all be plowed, except about 3
acres along branch in pasture; ell good
soil, as crops will show; III miles of rail-
road station; neighborhood very best; 10
miles OF county seat; have put a very low
price on this farm to move IL quick: other
farms in same neighborhood no better, they
ask $50 per acre. This goes at $5 per acre;
$1,6OO mortgage running I years at 6h per
cent. The improvements on this farm alone
cost over $2,O0O, be quick II you want a
good small farm cheap, as someone will
sure pick II up. H. NJ. KEMPER, Argen-
tine, Kan"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

HANSCOM Park, 6 rooms Just com
pleted, one block from park, east front.
high and slightly, living and dining room
finished in oak, maple floor in Kitchen,
three nice bedrooms and bath on second
floor, up-to-date combination fixtures fun
basement cemented, furnace with hot
water connections, laundry? sink, screens,
cement walks. Everything ready to move
in. $500 cash and very low price.
VEST FARNAM STREET
Only $500 for s rooms strictly modern
fine shade, south front, full lot, paved
street, big bargain. Can see this day or
evening.
c.. w. UNDERHILL.
3l BOARD OF Trade, Douglas 22l0 or Har-
ney 2I1L"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
5000
For Sale By Owner

Twenty-Five and One-nalf acres near
Omaha. Small payment down, balance ten
years time. improvements: FlVe-rOom
house, barn FOR seven horses, milk house,
Well, etc. Tel. Harvey l5A3.S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
REAL ESTATE RON Sam
Nebraskn-COntinued.
SCOTS Bluff Land

Are being sold to ACTUAL SETTLERS.
We are taking farmers out and showing
them the land and they are buying rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Special Bargain

Sole Agents. Main Floor. N. Y. LIFE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
OreGOH.
OREGON.

OREGON.
II. j. Meagher a Co., sos New Lumber
mans Bag, 9TH and stark SITS, Portland,
ore. l have for sale In the willamette
valley fruit, walnut and ranch lands, large
and sinai tracts, cash or on time pay
ments; 81 to $500 per acre; also an improved
q acres 2 miles from the state capital for
81, 500; part time on this"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
California.
So PER ACRE


5000 acres finest fruit lands at 50 per
acre, in 10O-acre farms; simply as an adj
vertisement to attract the attention of the
public to the delta of the Sonora river, on
the Gulf of California, in the state OF
Sonora, Mexico. Only so miles south Of the
border line. Rich as the River Nile. We can
sell you the finest farming and fruit land.
In the rain belt. Abundance of fresh water.
You can raise oranges, pineapples, sugar
cane, cotton, lemons, bananas, grape fruit,
olives, grapes, alfalfa, maize, corn, pota-
toes, onions, wheat. barley, oats, dates,
figs, apricots, plums, garden vegetables,
garvanzos, melons and berries of all kinds.
In fact, you can raise all kinds of semi
tropical fruit. Magnificent wheat land;
fine for cattle, hogs and sheep. Good mar
ket for everything. own a home in the
land of sunshine. Title perfect. Taxes
practically nothing. Never in the history
of our time has the equal Of this 50 per
acre land offer been made. 1t Is purely an
advertisement, as stated above, to attract
attention of the public. No richer or better
land in the state Of California. 1t is up
TO us to prove this to you. 1t is up to you
to take advantage Of the opportunity TO be
shown. You had better make your reserva-
ton Immediately for the amount Of land
that you are in position to buy-providing
the land is just as we represent II to be and
that YOU are satisfied. Write us at once for
amount OF land you desire If satisfied.
This is the first offer of tracts in the mag
nlficent Carrizal Rancho of 10000 acres,
now being colonized. First come-first
served. Only two miles from a deep water
harbor. Unless you secure one OF these
first ranches, you will be compelled to pay
from $40 to $50 an acre.
c. M. WOOSTER COMPANY,
223 West I'd St,
Los Angeles, Call
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeT YC-k. Mas H-BCTTER-SteaSy: -ecSpts.
Z:77 pnckages- CTe1nc-y extra 81: Stats DIR.
;ehs 2-asSs; imitation crsame-v. f-S.s za2z
EGGS-F1--l- rscelrts. Z 2s9 CASES Near-by white
far.cy, 2 nearby 1ixed. fa0cv. zazz fresh a-ses
2-a1@
MIL FEED-Flrn; uesgs- Ocfs-nzA Sr-iEg
hra1. y Bo-lh. SACKS. % arrive. 5Ss5: STANDARD
Eiddlir-s. Es5. city bTz1. . % II bzIlk. Wes.-
sed dcs Ssc 70 arrive; winter wheat ban. II -
10 sacss 5ala
oATs-sirong. inactive 40 : White. ssasas:
No vhits s2zs--s; No white, slzs2. natE-al Ard
ciiTTzd white. OF tTa-k. 62as-1.
FLOUR-Stsadg; trade irac;i-e. Spring patents.
s-3sssse: spring clears. 5Z5a55o; viute- s-sights
sass. Gears. 55oa575: karsaS stHl-hts n 2cks
SOFAS %; Ksnsas clears. Si9a565
RTS FLOrR-Steudy. dealings mOdezte; Quoted
4saa56a
CORN 1IEAL-s;eady: trade inactive KIN dr.sd,
for export Ssa-3-S5- Coa-sc meal. IN baE 156aLsI
EAT-Receipts 10 tors; QJliet 77T1- Prt1s tizl-
cshy. S; No l. s7;saso; No. :. snss5: No }.
70a75.
sTRAw-Roccipts. . tons. strong: supply z-a-L
Icnz re LsoaI7.
BEEF-s5ssdy; quit Family. IA0aHso; psokst-
l.saI36o
P0RK-stcad~; moderate business. Mes. asa
Iacs. family. Is0a2aoa
TALLOW-Sseady; snail trade. City. -.
LARD-S;ronS: rTirae Western. Ills; CITY. la55;
r>fne5 Continent. IlS5. South American ZOO; -
hnod B-zzfian. kerS. Ieo: oleostearire "a. l.-d
sceari1e inactive; Ner York ard Chicago. Ez-
SCGAR-Eosde-5 = Tsw sugar are I'm = thesr
IDEAS VIII June shirz,ent held AZ ~ bass g tss
ooss ard freight equal 70 3es. duty paid About
22.Go hzgs are offered at tha. price. The Lozdoa
msrk-- fo- beet s1Ezr IS steady and Unchanged
Refred Guil and unchsrged- Local rzE s1EA-. csn-
.rifuEzl g teSt O. Musoo7ado g test p; Caoa.
ccst ard f-es-rt eIs
NAVAL STOREs-s7s-1ts tuTpea1ire. fIiz fo- Ia
chi-e-rna5s ba-rzls, s7lz SaEznzsh. Rosla III
charged az S.SSss.4e Common % good S-S-zee Tar
quiet II % foz o5l bar7els
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY Il 1912
Leave Washington New Union Station
s10 a. n.-Dsily-An points on Norfolk and West
s-n; also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis
1910 ? m--Daily-Roanokes Bristol. Winston
Salem KlcxTille, ChattancoEa. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through sleeper Dining cars.
For NoTfok-Le1Te Washington. ~ a. n daily.
I. lj .. n. daily (excsps Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
i q A. n and ; n p m
40 D. m.-Daiiy-BCrTJyilse. Lurzy. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive So 3. n and
i=9 D. n
sEeuus (Bond BzildiaSl
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

v B-Follovinz schedule figures published only
as information. ard srs rot guaranteed.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsheTills. Ch2ttanooca. Memphis. q. n snd I0:s5
p m daily. Dining cars
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA Memphis.
New Orleans. 1913 ,. m. daily. Dining cars
For Columbia Chariestoa. Augusta. Aiken SaTan-
nah. Jacksonville and Florida points 40 D. n
daily Dining cay service
Tourist cars for California. tTi-Bockly. 40 D n
Local 90 Harr;sonourg - a. n. daily s:I5 D n
weekdays: for Danvil,e 20 a n daily ana gos
Charlottesville 80 A. z. and So ?. n daily.
F-eoHent trains u and from Bluenont
I. S BROWN General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF GO

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF CO
lrnabs holding Probate Court. Nc 1918. Admins
tration-Tis IS 70 give notice thai the suhscTibcTs
4 the District q Columbia have Obtained f=on The
PROBATE Court e the Distrct of Columbia letters
testanentaTy On the estate q lena SOmmers. lata
q the District q Columbia. deceased. All reryops
having Claims against the deceased srz he~eb~
warned % exhibit the sane win the TCuch.rs u errf
legally authenticated 70 the subscribers on OF brfo-e
the sTH DAY OF NAY. A d 1910: Otherwise
thev u1sy b. law Be cxciuded from all benefit Of
said estate Gfrsn Under our hands this s-h Ssv -
Mav. 100 AARON S01fNIERS sOs 7th st nv.
EDWARD sONi8iERS Sc - x NV A.tsst.
Seal JAMES TANNER, REGISTER q wills for
The District q Columbia. Cle-k q TIE Probate
Court ETGENE YOUNG. Attorney. nysBZ
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chica-o. Nay H-CATTLE-Rocsipts. TSoo bad; !;
s.rndy. Besres. 5IeaZ5; Texas. A6oz6lo: Westsn,
4-75zs1c Stocke7s sud SeedeTs. 25oa555; coEs 2ad
heiscTS. s5aaes, CAVES 5zsz7.se.
H0GS-RecriptS Ieo5 head; strong Yrkzz,
7.Z5s5.55: pigs, 5SasT5
SHEEP AND LANBs-RsciDts. see hes6
weak. Native. s0css5a; lambs. SzaSH
New YORK, Nav I-CATTLE-RecuspzA z0
hszd. Steers 6EazI5: bulls s51zS SC; crzk 25az
5.e5. dressed besi slow.
CAL9 ES-RsoeEV.s. 80 hcsA ysAIs sesazfs;
dressed calves slow ard weak: St~-drsased rssls
sssai2; co1n.rT-l7csseS, saIesz.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-EecsiptA 5E9 kszd
Clipped sheep 5eoss6e; clipped lzzns, 75os 70
prine hsre; sr-i1g lambs. s-5
HoGS-RecspSs. zse had Eaxz, e LEALA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

N0TE-Published oaly as information. and not
guaranteed
4Fo ?. NC. & o. LIMITED, Daily-Fast v,S-
ubuied train. Pullman seTpe-s 10 Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago and St
Louis. Connection fer Virginia Hot SPRINGS Pull
nan czr Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleans
Dinirg cars n carte service
E1s 2. NE. F. Y. LIMITED Dafy-Solid
Testihule train Pullman sleepeTs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville daily. and Virginia Hot
Springs weekdays Dining cars "a carte service.
Pullman sleepcrs Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St
Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville. and
New Orleans.
Chcsapeake ard Ohio OH7ces So Pernsylvania
avenue. 1893 + street and New Union Station. Tel
ephcne Main 1856 or Zs for tickets baggage checkz
reservations and Taxica5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

SECURE CENSUS POSITION. GOOD SALARY
SPECIAL classes fer preparation TO pass Cizu
Service examination noN beng conducted al
DRAUGE0S'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE gSuccezsor 10 Spencsrsnj. 1917 New YORK
ave. Enrcl at once and insure passing. Phone
Haain El7a spl7-eOd
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15

OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington NAY N IE9.-Sealsd proposals vii
be received AZ this ofice until z o'ciock noor
MAY Is 1919 for the construction q freprooi
concrete stsirways. walls. fccrs ves.ibUles and
platforms Il eighteen pubic schoOI bindings
Washington. p. C. Blank forms q proposals.
specifications and az Necessary information T1ay
he obtained fron Chief Cierk of The Encineer
Department. Room -. District Building HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST. VII
LIAM Y. JCDS0S, Commissioner. D. c.
mvi1f2isAET
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia holding Probate Court No l595l. Ad-
mEist-ztloa-This Is to give notice that the slTt-
scribcr cf the District of Columbia. has oh3sined
from the Probate CcsITt Of the District q Colun-
b letters testsmen-sry on The estate cf Ia1e
Derny late q the District cf Columbia, deceased
All peTzcns having Gains against the cec~ascl Grs
hereby warned to exhibit the sane with the rOrcs-
sTs thereof legally authenticated. 20 the suh>Cricr
OF O. before the I3TF DAY OF NAY. \ r. 1910,
otherwise they uav b. law Be excluocd tTon Al
benefit cf said estxte. Given. under nv hand this
isth day q Nay Io9. WILLIA1I KING. lI5I SIX
foeuth seroct northwest Attest: Seal JANIS
TANNER Register Ct wills for the District of Co
lurbia. Clerk cf the Probate Court GORDON &
GORDON. Attorneys my.52U
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
WOOD. COAL. AND COKE.

A BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEAToN
place ae.s broken o. furnace coal Per ton. 49,
white ash. eSs store. and chestnut $50; pea ccal.
8. 'Pnoce \. iSsL scl-9ot
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

WHY PAY MORE WE STORE FOR sc A
lead UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. sis-i1l
~ IOth s. nv Phcne Nam sZ3 10
THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS co.
move. store, ard psck turrstrre: our rooG,s s-e
locked clean and 6ry. Phone North S9ieul. Nam
chscs. 80 7th nw. (. r. CLIFFORD = 20
FURNITURE GRATED AND SHIPPED; sEPA-
rate rooms for s.oTsgs: laGdsd vans foC hauling
UNION STORAGE AND TRANSFER Co. SIS y
Nv. Prone Main es5i- ssG.eoG
TRNTTTRE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc.
moved with csre; packing end shipping Sre-
cialty KRIEG'S EXPRESS. III X q nE. Phone
Main 1l5 St
FTRFPR0OF STORASE.
separate locked rooms. SEQ peT month up
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
1882 s. w 4-d-
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
Lowest rrices. commercial ard amateur wa-k 50
l;cifed. NATIONAL PHOTO CO. 81 uth ST nv.
'psons NJ sg36 f3
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. InformEsionI 5ureaa
GOLDENBERG'S Information bureau
HECHT co. Cashiers O15ce-
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
s. EASN. SONS & CO. Information Burez1-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corne- sth - and &
ave and 81. nv
JOHNsTOS'S FEARAIACY IN n J. ave- 49,
+ P WELLER'S PHARefACY. KS u 81 Nv
ATEINsoN's PHARMACY. Ilth and sts- Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY 81 and G stS ~.
EENEsAW PHARMACY Mount Pleasant ans
Irving sts ~.
McSUITY's CIGAR STORE. Ess 18th < ~.
TAYLOES PHARMACY. eth and P sts> nv
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th ard stS- NJ.
n A HENKE 5th and & IS nv
PROCIOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th - ~
7. Z LEATHERWOOD. I5l5-l4th X ~.
eTOTT 4 SNYDER 18th and stS- Nv
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY, cu-nsr n 1
ave and North Capitol 81 uE-
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY. 5th ard 81 ~
TARNoLD'S PHARMACY. s45l 18th X ~
HERALD BRANCH. E5 p 81 nv.
NORTHEAST
McCHESNET & JOACHIM. I'd and Sts. D.
McCBEsNEY JOACHIM. sth4 and stA ne
6. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACI. oOrDer eth s7d
s. -
CHARLES J FUHRAGANN's PHARMACY. STD
and z. C5pitnl s. ne
BLUNER'S PHARMACY y Cspsto1 and r stL oe
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURS'S PHARMACY. Tth sndiH - ~
SOUTHEAST.
?. P. WELLER. sth and ! StS
GUY u. NEELT. 18th snG stA -
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. Ieh snd Nswtos "a
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. sls King -
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WILSON & BARKsDALE. At,onsy.-

N The SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q ColuusbIa. holding Probate Court In &c Is
tate of Henry 4 BTUTn. decszSed- Probate. No
I5s53-Applicaticn having been made herein fc-
probate q the lzse vii and testament q Henry T.
Brown. deceased. and for letters tcstaDeutErv cn
said estate b Margaret Reid Brown. Il Is ordered
this 5th DAY Of May. 1913 that May HaiHes ard al
others concerned appear in said court on JUNE
L 1903 at 70 O'Clock a II % show canse -hy
Szch application should not Be gTaEted- Let E0tlce
hereof be published in the Washington Law Re
porter and TIE Washington Herald once n each &
three successive weeks before the TstTn day herein
mEtoned. the first publication 20 Be mt less than
thirty DAYS before said return dav. WRIGHT, jus
tice. A true copy-Test: (SeaL) JAMES IAN
NER. ReEister q wills nysll22
The Washington herald., 1909-05-15
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
Bureau Z Supplies and AccUlu-s Navy De
partnert, Washington, n c. unrI % oc,ock a
Il NAY :. lss. ard TsIblicly Cpsued Imrncdiateiy
thereafter. 10 furnish a. the navy yard WASH
inEc1. D g. a.. quantity q naval sgV9l,es.
follows Sch 1I9- Gasoline. C01i-SCh- Ls5; COal.
zro-ps-S-h. i5S- Coai-Sch- tns- Meats hsh-Sch.
no MestS-Sch- IZlI: Vegetables f-1its-Sch IZl2:
Bread butter chsess &C.. mix, yeast--Sch. I9l5
GroceTies. Applicstiors for proposals should dzs
i--sts t,- schedules desired by zuz5er Blank p-o-
poSais Ein be furnished vPou Application 20 TIRE
B--ea-- E. B. ROGERS. Psymzs;er General C.
: y Dv6-I5
OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Tzkor,a Substatio7 Washington. D. G.
May g Es--Sesled proposals. II tripiicate. sub
ject % the usual conditions VII Be received here
until 2 c'c,cck noon JUNE . Iss. and then
opened. for constructing q cClGgte coping upcr
the sea Ean. sud grading and scidilE S'0Des 1czt
- SEA wall. At Washington Barracks D. G Piaus
Specifications. blank proposals. ard further irfor-
nation furnished OF appliczticn- Proposals 10 Be
UsTksd -'PTuposzis f0r Ses Wal Coping a.
AID addressed 70 H. L. PETTCS. Constructing
Qus-tsrnaster Tskoma Snbs-stion, D c.
myI5H !. II .EieI
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OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF IHE
District Of Columbia. Washington May i. 500
Sealed proposals VIII bs received a. 1s ofcs y1sitl
: O'clock T. II. TUESDAY. IIay ? 1913 for t.
riTminE and putting On Goodyear endless rubber
tires on eight hose wagon wheels fcT the frs de-
rarJneDt- Blank forms q TTOrosal ard az neccs-
say information nay % obtained a. The ofScs q
she Proprfy CLERK n. G. Dist-icT BuTdin-
HENRY B F MCFARLAND HENRY /
WEST. ". '. JUDSON. Commissioners D. G
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trict q Columbia Emma Werbeim plaintiff. -
y W Mitchell defendant No SHE obiect
Ct this slit IS 20 recover rent for occupation q
r-eraises No So Thirteenth street northwest Wash
inzt0n D c. and 70 have judgment q condcmna-
ton 4 certain property Of me defendant levied CT
under an attachment issued n this S1it 70 satisfy
the plaintiffs claim r Is therEfu1e iris 5-h dav
Of May 1893. ordered that the 5etsndant appear
n this c0urt On cr befcrs ire fo-1icfh day ezcl-
sive q Sundays snd legal holidays after the day
Of the first publication q this OTdeT- % defend
this suit ard show cause why sid condsunatio1
should rot be had Otherwise the suit viii Be p-o-
cec5ad With as n cass cf default. Witness the
honorable Judges of said cort this 5,h day q May
A. D 800. ? G. AUKASI. Clerk BIZ BLANCHE
NEFF. Assistant Clerk Jet this oTder isSs. C.
S BUNDY. Judge. mysEz
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-gIAY 3. ROUND ETRESCAN GOLD
brooch going from Pession Ofice % ths DoOco1n-
East Cspitol 81. n Ldncoln PARK car. Reward 4
left st APART. q. The BCgdoun. 80
LOST-EAsTERN STAR PIN on LAST FRI
day; double star with wreath, and suspended
fron bar. Reward returned 70 Mrs. b l.
POWERS. . r. I. ave DIV. 80