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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18

1criheui ana tnrn as whole. and
VIII he gold n which ever way B,
Will bring the most money The
Pittsburg or nine foot Scam 81 coal
underlying the greater part 81 said
land mas heretofore been sold and
conveyed. together with certain
mining rights and privileges and
slld land VIII Be sold subject 10
said conveyance For particular
description q the coal ana mlnlne
right which we're conveyed references
IS here made g the deed executed
BY Benjamin. w Harbert ana wife
bearing date n 1ebruary Isl. 1889.
10 9 3 Carey Trustee which deed
IS 81 record n said ofilce IN Deed
Book No. 1As. page 81. this beng
the deed 81 CONVEYANCE Of said coal
and mining iyilegesy In this deed
the coal underlying three parcels.
one containing q acres, one rs
square poles ana one containing
acres. IS reserved and these reserva-
ton are ser out by metes and
bounds but only q part 81 said res-
eryations contain the Pittsbnrg coal
said land Is also under lease for on
and gas purposes aud the sale and
conveyance Of the same viii be SUBJ
1eet 20 sad lease
4 K poles 20 2 stone; $. = 2
poles 20 an apple tree s So So =
sg0sS0 poles 10 d stone III d road s
rs IA 81. - 80 poles 10 d stake: !; s
30 1-9 p. 1880 poles 10 the begins
ming, and being lot No. Five rs laid
down and shown on the plat afore-
az 4 II 81. lines & q 4 4. 4 W n 70 laliffa
20 q stake eN p inks
from q small locpst1: s: ls2
= Sc poles 70 q post; $, So ~ ~.
ss.s9 poles % q stone, corner to- ~
HafheftS JT.; with two % his
lines 8. q 1-4 w. ge poles b 2
stone; S. SO IL p. poles TO \
stone IN place Of sugar; s.. , ~ q.
"a poles 10 q white oak. corner ri
Az. p. Stllrm; with ONE 81 his lines
~. 81 la w, so 30 poles 70 q gate
post corner 10 Margaret Harbert,s
dover y. 2e 1-2 w. II 80 poles TO
a stake; n !. y ga p 80 poles to-
Ea stake; n. SO "a ", 80 80 poles
TO an apple tree. n rs w, 29sT2i
poles to a stone: s.. "a 1-2 W, ~
poles 10 an apple tree: IS. ~ 81 2,
2st poles 70 q hickory 81 4s n "a ,.se
poles to a post; s.. 20 "a w. sbI
poles to post In the original line;
Isl, 76 Ia w t6. 6S poles to q black
walnut: M Sc IA w 4 So. 40 ppIeaI
ito a white oak stump and dogwo6ds
gone. corner 10 q ": Robinson: ii
q "a w. SO 80 poles TO a stake u.
said. "a
The remaining part OF said land
after the assignment Of dover con-
tains 1925, acres and Is bounded
and described al follows. to,wif.
Beginning al a post corner 10 q. ii.
Berry and 10 Margaret Harbefts
1895 acres ana running with four
A gl-2 n. 1920 poles 10 small To-
Gust in an original line ana corner,
Terms of sale:-O ne.t third part
thereof cash III hand on daS. OF SAFE
and the residue In two equal ANNUAL
installrnents payahle. in one ana two
wears from said. date. respectively
with interest. the purchaser or ptr-
chasers TO execute Interest bearing
! N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18

One of the big scenic productions
Of the season will be given at the
Grand in the near future when "Pol-
" Of the Circus will be seen for the
first time. 1t is play by Margaret
Mayo, which is the best of that la.
dy's latest output. 1t puports to be a
study Of circus character rather than
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18
JAS. RYAN
Real Estote
Broker
Office a Eureka Plumbing shop
sssw. PIKE ST
Phones Bel s40-J Home %
Buy
Property


You win save from ten 10
twenty per cent: by buying
properly now. AS all indica
tons point to higher prices in
real estate here intlle near flu
ture. Buildings both for bus
mess and residence purposes
are in great demand as you
know and a Scarcity oil any
thing naturally increases IFS
value. We have properties
for sale in all parts OF the CRY
including Glen Elk Indus
trial addition, Adamston,
Broad Oaks North View,
Hill and the New Fair
Ground addition. Also sew
eral vacant lots in all of these
] lave also had sever
al inquiries re arding proper
ty which may be for sale or 10
rent close to the center of the
city 50 If you have a house
that YOU would care to sell OF
rent, it would pay you TO see
me.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18


Al W Cross production 81 Tie
Three Of Uss At the Grand opera
house last night nerlted packed
house as It was one 81 the very best
plays OF rs kind that has been given
here for some time Not a large al=
dience saw the performance last
night, but all those Who ala have
nothing but warm praise Of It's ex-
eellence.
The play carries the favor Of lie
in the West and It's Interesting story
is exceedingly well told. 1t Is i
Western play, the plot being laid in
Nevada: 1t Is good play not be-
cause certain of the common traits
of human nature are therein truth
fully reflected in every day life OF
IFS ordinary people: The Three Of
U.s. is strong simple and direct re.
cital Of incidents which have GER
tain normal and legitimate conform
ity with life. occasionally theatrIc,
which is expected. but always inter
esting. The characters are every
day ones. without being stereotyped.
the colloquy is unstndied and natnr-
al and the situations are the rather
possible development of plausible
circumstances.
The bright star. Misc Elizaha.b
Aldrich, gives the role OF Rhy Mac
chesney a peculiar charm and win
someuess coupled with self-interest
and self-rellant note that seems 10
dominate. Those who have seen
Miss Aldrich in the part, clamor ia
spend another evening with her and
witness the charming character Of
Rhy Macchesney. The acting Of the
remainder of the company Is excel
lent and the production is complete
in every detail.
- a.,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18
klabe Pianos
& Son
Hobart N. Gable

There are none
better than the
/, aboue pianos.
We have taken
great carein Sc
lecting he Sc
pianos and Sc
Gu + ] ng the
agency for them
IN this territory.
We also have
less expensive
pianos. See our
In s truments
and prices be-
fore buying
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-18
Yours truly,

r W. DGSNOES oS w.
P. s.-cost-Holden Co. sells our
paint
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
HELP WANTED-FEMELE.

WANTED - PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR
iright Eousn between the ages q = ard Z: ar
pljczIts rIust be a. least feet inches tai ATry
a. TELEPHONE SCHOOL. 40 Z 81 NV rs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
GENTRY Snow OPENS TO-DAY
Parade Over Principal Streets at 10
O'clock This Morning.
Crowds Of Children at the g;rou,d.
Yesterday to See the Ponies
and Animals.

Early yesterday morning the Gentry
brothers shows arrived IN Washington.
and true 10 announcement, the animal
tent was thrown open 70 the public dur
ing the afternoon.
The only hitch in the plans was thar
the animal reception was extended an
hour over time 70 accommodate the
crowds. Il had been announced the tents
would be open only from until O'Clock
Prompted by a desire 10 disturb Wash
ington only in the slightest degree. tha
managers decided TO move 10 the lots AZ
Fourteenth and L streets northwest De-
fore early riseTs were astir. At o'clock
IN the morning the first train was un-
loaded BY $50 the parapheTnaIIa vas on
the ground Before the drst church bell
rang for Sunday school the show was
housed and tired employees were spread
out under the canvas TO catch an hour
or so OF sleep.
IN the afternoon when the doors were
thrown open horoes Of children mads
their way 20 ths grounds Capt. DOYLE
vas on hand with half a dozen men The
drove OF ponies seemed 10 appeal esDe-
cially 70 the children. There were white
ponies. brown ponies. black ponies. and
ponies maoe up OF variety OF cO!OrS.
So well trained were they that they did
not notice the youngsters who tugged at
their tails or erawled around them. almost
inviting one of the little horses 10 place
tiny hoof on the brave urchins
This morning the parade Of Mother
Goose chariots and other things win pass
throuSh the streets Of the northwest At %
O'Clock the parade VIII leave the grounds
ar Sixteenth and L streets. Il win move
in [ street 10 Fourteenth. 10 New York
avenue. IL Fifteenth street, 10 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. tc Sixth street. 20 Louis
lana avenue. 10 Seventh street. 10 r
street. 10 Ninth street, 70 L, and through
[ street 20 the lots
The doors for the afternoon perform
ance VIII open at o'clock At : O'Clock
the doors viii open for the night SHOW.
The performance viii begin an hour after
the doors open Admission has been re-
duCed 10 = cents
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Y B--Foll0Wing schedule fgures published o-iv
as information. and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. birmingham, Mobi;e Ne= Orleans
Asheyile. (hattanOCEa. Memphis 4 n and l9.ss
. II. daily Dining car.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoc-a. Menphis
New Orleans. io:ie =. n. daily. Dining csrs.
For Atlanta. Birmincham. Columbia Clsr,ess-.
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah jacksonville. and FJor55s
points 41e D. 10. daily. Dining car se-Tics
Tourist cars for California. tr-weekiy 40 .. N
Local for HarrisCnhurg. ia a. n daily az n =,
-eekdays: for Danvilie. 10 r. n daily. and ~
Charlottesville. 10 a. n. and 80 2. n. dailv.
Frequent trains 70 ard from Blrqnon.
L. s. BROWN. General Aeept
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
NORFOLK Ann WESTERN RWY
sCHEDULE IN EFFECT IANUARY Il !

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY Il fe1a
Leave Washington New Union Station.
go 4. n--Dziiy-Au points on Norfolk ana Trsst
err; also Knoxville. Chattanooga and Afernuhis
l6.le ?. m--Dsily-RoaDokc Bristol. Winsfo-
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga NASHVILLE MernDafs
New Orleans. fhrvGga sleeper. Dining czrs
Far Norfolk-IezTe Washington. 40 = "a d,ffv
l..iI a N daily ts<cspt Sundav)- Arrive Norfolk
Il = {. n and So p IA
4S5 .. m--Dziiy-BerryvfIls LuTsv. Shenandoah
: Trains from tie Southwest arrive SIS q. n and
lo5a p. n
An information Fourteenth street and Nrv york
avenue Bo1d Buiidinzl.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY CON-
MISSION

OFFICE or THE STATE HIGHWAY CON-
MISSION.
Richmond. Va. May 9. 1919.
Bids VII be received at this ofBce Until noon
TUESDAY,. Nay 3 1903. on tie following macadam
roads:
From Rosslyn toward Fails Church in Alexandra
County. for one nile with the privilege of mo-e-
Prom Sta 80 70 Sta. %. on the road from
Fairfax G. II. toward the city q Alexandria. with
the privilege Of adding an extra nile.
Plans and Specifications NAV he seen 81 THIS
once o. a. Alexandria C. j. ard Fairfax c. H.
An eI giBser vii Be az Alexandra C. r. az 9
O'clock and al Fairfax c H. AZ O'Clock On May
= 10 90 over the Eork with T-uspectlFe biddsTs.
4 certified cileok fer 80 % accompany each bid
IN each c0urty-
spcci6catioas furnished On Application to This
caice-
The right Is reserved 20 rejsct sny and al bids.
p. ST. J. WILSON.
myl0 Bin State Highway Commissi0uer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-tn5llsled only as infor1nation. and no
guaranteed
$50 2. Nc O. LIMITED, Dailv-FaSt YES
tibeled t-ain- Pullman sieCDeTs tc Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati. indianapolis Chicaro and s.
Louis Connection foT Virginia Hot Surines pan
man car Louisville TO Memphis and New Orleans
Dinsng cars. Ia carte scrvice.
uaa P. M-F. T. V. LIMITED. Dsil7-Soiii
vestibuis train Pullman sleepe-s to Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville dsily. and Virginia Ho,
Surings weekdays Dining CHS a "a carte ssrvics
Pullman slespsrs Cincinnati - Chicago and St
Louis and Louisville to Menphis. Nashville. apl
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Onces. So Psnpsrlr.pi,
avenue; rs F street and New Union Station. Tel
ephone Main lss 2es for tickets baggage checks
reservations and Taxicab
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Saturday, May 10, 1909
Conf of AnnrnI.

AssiEErufs fCr sIondsT May T. IE7.
No 50. Ls7g - Green RiFeT Tistili1s Company.
At;0rnev. Z 7 Fe1uicE
No. 80 Saunders Is Miller A;tornevs. 3 5
Macksye-W. s Hods =
No. % Martin vs. Rovley. AttoInsy. q A.
CnTnhe-
N SO In 70 Grpiicatign q Wri-ht TayIcf.
Attcrueys. A- = WaIlsce-F A Tenant
No So IN Ts srriication = - H. Graves (
Sors- Attorneys. I. ". HacSe5t-F A Tenrart.
No - l. Craix vs- Tyhsrs- Attorneys. ". q.
Herderscn and J. T Nc-ris. IN B. psri3
and :. .. RE
No 50 II - application e P y. TarIa7 2. s.
sons Attorneys C. " Rep A Tenant
Nc. - Woodbridge IS W-USlp. Au-C1nCys- j.
2. Sto=rshto1-(i-rsa-r C--st~
No M United states * rel rs. james Vs.
son. socTstaTy- Attorneys. T. : E-igtt and e.. "
Rea-D- " Bskr-
NJ. l9si- Dc Winter vs. Tsomas. Attorneys. ?
4 MarStall-C- H. Syne aHd J. " BeiIlr.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 80 STREET NEW YORK.
= 90 A. H Diner. Pulmrn Parld-.
80 a. n. Observation Farlor. fiFs-haslr train
953 A. Il Diner and Pullman Psrlcr Car
III ~ a n Diner and Pullman PaTlOr Csr
= - j. N. Diner and Pullman rarior Car
$50 p n Royal Limited Al psllnzn Ehorr
= &C ?. n Coaches % Philadelphia
: sc p n Diner and Pullman Pario-
600 2. N. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
'12.l5 night Sleepers % New York
.252 s. M SleeVers 70 PhliaGeluhia and New To-E
ATLANTIC CITY. = -. $50. t5 90 g. z. u %
80 ?. n
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. see a. n 20 % n n
*. $50. go. 90. ~. so 80 go
f9z0 1890. II % a. m 'I2.o0 noon 4I2I5. > %
I.l5. f2ss. 80 80 $50 40 ti.s5. -S11J. -55c.
80 80. 30 fao fSso. 's7o. 'lSdo. 'loa5.
CHICAGO. - 80 >. N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
go q. "a. 40 y H.. 'l2.E1 night.
FlIISBO kG, -s-e a. n. -. 's.n ?. u. 'lesSo
CLEyELAND. .sss p n.
COII-MRTS 80 n m
WHEELING. e9:l9 a. m. 80 2. n
MlNCHESIkR f9-l9 a n. q 16. f519 p H.
FREDERICK. fs=S. 's;le ss;l5 a Il. sl-9. fi0s.
HAGERSTOwN. so a. n. t5ao .. n.
S5:e and fs09 ?. m
DAILY. fExcspt sunday Ssyrnday o-iz.
TELEPHONES at al the following Tscket Ofcss:
I'd G St nv. Main i59l sIa Pennsylvania ave-.
Msn q. New Union station Ticket Ofice Main
s%se; Information Bureau. Main 1Sse.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding Probate COEut. No. lzs2. Ad-
niniSiration This IS 20 give Tetice that the sub
scribeT. q the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Cont Of the District o. Columbia
letters testamentary the estate cf Ella I.
DeseeSe, late of the District Of Columbia de-
CEASED An psrs0ns having claims against the de-
CEASED are hereby var Cd 70 exhibit the sane with
TIA vouchers thGrsof legally authenticated 20 the
subsclSeT On q before the 18th DAY or APRIL
A Z. i9l0: otherwise they may b law be excladed
from al benefit of said estate Given under NJ
hard this 18Th dsy cf May. 1879 EStKER J.
NELSON. = Jal5ert &. Anacostia. D. G. Attest:
tSeal) JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for
the District q Colu1abis. Clerk of the Probate
Co1rt IRVINE LINTON. Attorney. nyE,2S
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT $. HUME Ait0rns5.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
of Columbia FiuEcncs R0sslla Caseg. trustee sud x
ecItrix Of the esisi4 - Hossnna C. Young deceased
Under hT last vii sud testament. compsiasnt. Ss.
harriet \. siefFctt q 49, defendants. Eauity No.
1sS-fhs object ~ this sfii i 20 establish title
by adverse psseEl0a q that certain fsscs q real
estats IN the DisiFlG n Columbia known - part oi
original iQt numbered tHrufYrrfrn fi7f, IN square
numbered two hundred ard thiris-oas CID. de-
ScTihed ss tollOUS. Beginning 70 The southeast
corner q sad Dot thcncr uorh along The line q
Fourteenth street twenty-five 90 feCt, Themes west
one hundred aod screnty O70l feet one % inch to
tne rear line q sid l0t and the Vsliiic aiey .
thence south ten l0 feet 10 the southwest corner
Of aid lot thencc east ssTeutyiw0 7Z feet. thence
south hftecn fl5i fcrt 70 the so1h line q sad i0t
thence east Along ssid soth ns 20 sald street ard
the placo q beginning 20 obtain decree declaring
ssid title 20 Be good IN fee simple IN ssid complain
ant b reason of sad adverse uCsssssi0n and 20
Jcin the defendants herein mentioned frcm settiug
uP any S.im 70 said rcal sstate On motion Of fhs
complainant Il Is this 9Th day of May 4 .. laG9
ordered that aid defendaats. Haniet A. Sferrest.
kebeccs SterTett Carroll, Augusta T. Thomgsor.
Mary r. StsTrctt. Francis Harrison Inloos. Harriet
;. HatDes. Emily Z. Alcom- Charles Z. Inloos,
Samuel S. CarTOu William Haines Edwin G. Al
coTn. and each of them. n living ard Il dad ther
their and each Of their unknown heirs alienees and
deTisesS. The unknown heirs aIicnees and deTisecs
Of Sarah {. s. StrTTctt. and the unknown heirs
alieDee1. and devisees of Isaac s. Ste-rest ard
each Of them. canse their apprarsnce 70 D. entered
herein On OF before the rule day next after the
fortieth dag. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
d=ys. occurring after the dag q the first rsbcstion
Of this order Ecod Cause for hxing slch time hariug
been shown 70 the satisfaction q the court: Other
wise the cause VIII be procccrei WITH ss IN q
default Provided COPY of this order Be- published
at leas1 once week for three successive weeks IN
May and 0lCu week for tEO EcucsziTe weeks IN
June p-ior to said return day N the Washington
Law RepoEte- and The WashirEtoa Herald. By
the CouTt: JOB BARNARD. Justice. tine
copy-Tsst: Seal J. r. YOUNG, Clerk By
z. Z. CUNNINGHAM Asst. Clerk.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

The annual outing Of the Washington
Board Of Trase viii take place June :.
Two trips VIII be made to Marshall Hall,
one starting az 10 and one al go o'clock
Dinner viii be served On the grounds
from 1:so to 80 o'clock il the afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Equity COurt No. :.
lrSTIrE WI.IEHT.

Assignments fer Mc1lay. Say - lgs-
NJ 80 Tovsez Nsye-- As-orreys. r T.
Glsss:e a7d !. J. DzriuTtoD-D " Bskcr
No. 80. Smith e a. rs Mry-r ct a. AJtor-
aoy-. II. Il. Classic ard J. J. Da-.ilsstou-D. ".
Bakc-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:


WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Inforua1ics B1ezs-
GOLDENBERG'S Information Brsah
HIGHT CO.. Cashiers Once
PALAlS R0TAL. Information Bure9u-
8. kANN. SONS CO.. Information Bureea
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. ecTDsr 7th st. and 3.
ave. ard 81. Nv
JoHNsTON's PHARMACY. IN n J. ave. ~.
z P. wELLER's PHARMACY. S5l " - CO.
ATKISS0N'S PHARMACY. IIth aod stS- M
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ID and G stS ~
EESEsAW PHARMACY. Mcuut Pleasant ana
Irving stS Nv.
NcNULTY's CIGAR STORE. ESs 18th x ~.
TAYLoE's PHARMACY eth and SIS. nv
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9Th aad 8 Sta. ~.
d. A MENKE, 5th snd + SIS Nv
RROCTOR'S P3ARMACT- 1s1s 19th = ~
7. L. LEATHERHOCD. I5ls 18Th St. ~.
eTO1T & SNYDER. 18th and q IS ~,
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. ccr5er n 1.
ave Eod North CspitoI T. zE,
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY. 5th snd g 50 a.
1ARS0LD'S PHARMACY 54oi 18th - nS
aEkALD BRANCH G5 t. ~
NORTHEAST.
GcCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM ID and z S.s. -
EcCHESNET & JOACHIM sth ard "a ns
c. J. GEIGEB'S PHARMACY. eorDsr sfh and 3
* -
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY, sIh
aEd z Capitol SIS. ne.
BLUNERS PHARMACT. n Capitol and stA ~
SOUTHWEST.
AILBURE's PHARMACY Tth and z 81 50
SOUTHEAST
= P. WELLER gth and I - se
GUT n NEELY. 18th snG c sts ~
BRoOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2Ih sod NsEtOa -
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. sls King -
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Probate Court.
IrSTICE NRIEHT

Estate Il WIlism Alexander. Wii da.sd Jans-
an q. 1872 fled
Estate q Harriet Hi; VIII dated ATrl . ls's.
fled
Estate os Christopher F. Feu5er. petition for
probate q VII Attoraeys Thonpscn < LasEsy-
Estate Of William Jones; petition fcf letters
q sdminis,rztiol Aitcrncy c. T. HCD-ans-
Estate # Harriet Hil petition fCr letters tesla
nsn;ary. Attorney. +. l.. Batemas-
Estate q BENJAMIN Sir0thCr; order granting lei-
ters testa1ssDtary; bend So
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF ITsTICE CI.ARArEH

LHIEE u oIIIE ILAEAII-N
Assignments for Monday. Mas l. lSe-
Nc. 81 jenkins " Washinrt-n Railway and
Electro COMPANY. AttoTneys. Downing ard BeTr7-
J. J. Darlington.
Nc. 60e. Morgan IS B7lti-n1-e and Ohio RzTrosd
CoEuany. Attorneys. GitfiaEs & Caan.beriin zrI
F. D. Blacki=.One-Eamiito1. CoIbcrt. Ye-kes 3
Hamilton.
No. - Polea - Capital Traction Courauy.
Attorneys, r : Huidekoper-R r. Perry &
Son ard G. 7. Dunlop
Nc. IS Barnes vs.. Washington Terminal Con-
Tany st al Attorneys. Wilsou & Barxsdaie-G Ge0-Ee
L. Hanailtoa and c. J. aIrrrhy
No. - Norris rs. Nourse. Attcrneys. HcpeWeI
Harley & Taylor.
Nc 81 Brown =. Modern Woo5ms1. Attorneys.
JefTcuds k NaucS-Plaatz & Lau.ir7t
No. Si6- American National Eaus vs. D-ckhast
Ct a. Attorneys. BeTTT & Mino-Rrand-nslr-
No. % Le Mour Surety lean Company &
a.. Attorneys. DaT. Peyscr Il Taylor-tiies-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Circuit Court No. !.
ITsTICE sTAFFnRn.


No {ll7. Davis ". 4 & T. r. Railway Cau-7rv-
ractioa fer trisi Sled Attorpeys. y 6. Card
ner ard = H HopsVeIl-C. A. Do-=Ias azd g.
7. HC0-cL
Assignments fer HCnds- May It. IEs-
No 20 Noxal Poiis5 Nsrrtsc5=sia- company -
Bowen Attorneys. H " WheatIey-Bu-ton Mac
afee-
No 5o-s2 GoIdeabezg Is american I-c Compaay.
Atto-neys. Marx Stearmau-G T. Hoc7er.
No. E9I- Blsnto1 IS Wssbing151 Railrar ara
Electric CorDany- Attorneys. J. C. Daris-C A.
Dcugias and q. z. Hoover.
No. n Thomas vs. De Winter e a.. Attorneys.
J. ". Beller-P. Il Marshall
No. Sc Cheshire IS. Annapolis s-d Po.o--.,
River RallTay Company. Atsarrevs. Charles Bend
heim-C- A nnrslas and G. P. HooTer
No a. RAYMOND " Lord- Att-rleys. T. u.
Wheztlsy-A- 5. WorthInxtoa.
No- n Saunders 4 20. vs. Zahsr. A;t-rneys
DAVIS & Rimhall-Donaldsan
No Sii- Holey IS. Wsshingson Railway and Elec-
tTic Company Attorneys. Williams5l- -Douslas &
Hoove-
Ne. 555. Rinehart vs.. Chesapeake and Oaio RaH-
way Co1psny- Attorneys. Pg-Ty-Ea:ail30a * Col
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nent IN Nunicipsl CUurt 50. Attorney, J. A.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.
WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

a BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEATOS
place 5e.; broken OF furnace cosl. PCT tou, xse;
white ash. ezE. stove. and Chestnut SIS; pea coai
s. Phone \. Is3l anl-oot
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OFFICE OF TEE COMMISSIONERS D. q.
Washilgtou NAY 70. Ics-SesIed proposals VIII
be received 80 his once Until = o'cIoek nooa
NAY IS. isS. fOr the construction of f1er-o3i
caucre.e stairEsys. walls foozs. yestlb-.les. srd
platforms IN eighteen public school buildings
Washington. p. e. Blank forms q proposals.
Specifications. snd ~ Necessary information nay
be obtained ron Chief Cierk q -he Eaxiueer
Department Room q District Bedding HENRY
B. F. MACFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, VII
LIAM Y. gUDSON. Ccuuissio1e-s. D. c.
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United States Is. Edward J Townsend.
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L. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. 90 I7TH ST. NV.
Washington. d. G.. May l. I9e.-Sealed proposals
f0r furuis,inC and delivering $50 tons. more OF
less q bituminous caal Wiu be received here UnnI
Z H., JUNE Is. 1902 and then publicly opened.
Information furnished GA Application. JAY J.
MORROW. Msig- Engrs myl7.l g 5eI8l5
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Criminal Courf m
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
Easstcr. Tskoma Subsiatior. Washington. ID. c.,
Nay L I19--Sealed propesals in fripieate sib-
sec. % the uglaI co1diiiors VII b. received here
until Z O'Clock noon JUNE 2 100. and then
opened. for constructing Cuuc-Ure coping upon
the SEA val, and grading and soddiuS slopes next
20 YAH a. Washington Barracks D. g.. Pians.
sDcciIcafious blank proposals. ard further inf0r-
nation furnished % application. Proposals 70 Be
marked "Prouossls f1r Sea Val Coping &c. +"
ard addressed 20 r L. PETTUS Constructing
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