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Misplaced.

A young mother has just been deep iy shocked as the result of her at- tempted religious instruction to her five-year-old daughter. The vehicle se- lected as her favorite illustration in these teachings was picture of the Madonna and Childr in the library wall. What she actually succeeded in fixing in the youngsters brain was that the supreme being whose picture hung before them was strictly Q resi. dent of churches and ever to be spok. en of with bated breath.
 So much accomplished, the child was taken on shopping expedition. Scarcely were they across the thresh. old before the young mother was brought to a crims on-faced standstill by her little daughters mortified whis. per: "Oh. mammal" as she pointed to counter full of pictures. What is God doing in the ten-cent store!"
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PREPARING FOR THE SABBATH
influence on Children of the Customs In Orthodox Jewish
 Households,

The Sabbath. including its compli- cated preparations. is rich and impress sive material for child's imagina- tion. On Thursday evening the moth CT already prepares dough, goes to market. cleans the fish. etc
 In the morning the baking of "chales" (bread) How bewitching for a child to watch the mother making different shapes of dough, smearing 1t with egg and decorating 1t with braids of different shapes and forms A Jewish child gets the first lesson in what we call modelling by making make-believe "chales."
 In the evening the mother prepares to meet the Sabbath. The child par takes in the household occupations and thereby gets habits of industry, order and regard for the rights and ideas of others and the fundamental habit of subordinating his activities to the general interest of the household.
 This is especially true in regard to Jewish households where everything seems to be prescribed by law. Be- fore darkness sets in on Friday the housewife lights in the dining room extra candles or a special lamp in honor of Sabbath and reads the bless ing.
 Quite often a child not yet able to talk will cover its face with it's little palms. initiating the gestures of the devoted mother. The returning from the synagogue. the appreciativs greet ing: Good Sabbath" the Kiddush. the blessing over wine. the special menu and the holiday spirit of all who participate has undoubtedly . sooth- ing. benefcent influence upon the child. After supper the time Is spent in restfng-American Hebrew
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Change in the Methods of Sea Fighting. fs

The firing tests of British battle ships in their firing on the old battle ship Hero are very interesting in one respect, which appears to be of such importance that it may lead to new method of attacking battleships.
 After hitting the Hero four times she sank. and. strange to say. with. out having her underwater armor pierced. This was known from the fact that shells were used which do not perforate armor.
 The experts believe that in all prob ability one of the high explosive shells struck the water at little distance from the ship. continued its course under water for a short distance and struck the Hero at her most sensitive point, namely below her armor, and therefore acted like torpedo.
 Further experiments are being made to determine whether shells stri- king the water close to a target can be counted on to act in this way.
 That shells striking the water con tinue on their course for short dis tance was we'll known. but no one ever supposed that this could be util. ized to advantage in actual battle.
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A Reliable Plan.

Whenever l don't like man very we'll" remarked the cynical person, q give him a tip on the races. I don't care how much 1t loses for him
 But suppose he wins?"
 Then he's unhappy because he didn't bet more.'
 And if he doesn't bet at all?"
 'I keep on giving tips until one does win and then he feels as if he had missed the chance of his life"
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In the Nevada Circuit Court
WARNING ORDER
Hampstead County Bank

fictIIFStcdU OOufty BaEk
 vS, T. T. Allen ct al
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6THING IS TOO GOOD FOR THAT BABY

of the night was spent, and in a few hours the party began to go through the five miles of snow to the summit. The start was made at 2:3O a. m. and the crest was reached at noon. Here an hour was spent and then all the way down the mountain, and on to a hotel. reached at II p. m., giving a total distance for the day of 2S miles. A dance was in progress in the hotel, and Miss Hollingsworth had enough left for lively two-step-New York Press.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior

U. s. Land once at Camden. Ark, Dec. l5 1909 Notice is hereby given that Arthur K. Mum, of Blun City, Arkansas. who. on February l7. 1908, made Homestead Entry (Serial No. O3591) ship l4 South. Range % West 9th Principal Meridian has filed notice Of hls intention to make Final C0mmuta tion Proof. to estab blish claim to the land above described before Register and Receiver at Camden. Arkansas, on the sth day of February. 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses Henry Green. of Bluff City. Arkansas. Robert M Henry of Blun City. Arkansas. William Green. of BlufY City, Arkansas. and Warren Green, of Blufi City. Arkansas -.. IT. c. FRIEDHAM.
 Register
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PUT THE EMPLOYEs TO SLEEP
pIained When Cocoanuts Wore Examined.

Offlcers, clerks and janitors em. ployed by the Brownsville custom house have for the last few days been suffering from a strange attack re- sembling the dreaded sleeping sick ness. and the symptoms were becom- ing so aocentuated that the matter was getting to be serious. until this morning sack of cocoanuts ad- dressed to Chinaman at San Anto- nio. Tex. was hauled out into the cor ral Of the custom house for more con. venient keeping.
 The sack of cocoanuts arrived by ex- press from Tampico by way of Mon. terey several days ago and had not been called for.
 The express messenger, baggage master and postal clerk, all of whom occupy the same car, were last asleep when the train pulled into the station. The express messenger was lying with his head upon the sack and was the most difficult of the three to awaken.
 When 1t was found that they were not drunk examination of the contents of the sack was made and 1t was found that one of the cocoanuts was merely the shell, the space within con. taining opium. The sack was seized by the authorities on the Texas side of the river and was thrown carelessly into a corner of the office room. It will from now on. however. be stored in the yard until 1t is disposed of through the usual methods. Herald.
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4 Fast dnountaln Climber.

Alma Hollingsworth. of Portland. Ore, has made one of the fastest of all ascents of Mount Hood. She has far surpassed the climbing records of other women who have gone up the mountain. and only three men have beaten her speed, both on the climb and on the descent. With three friends and a guide, she reached the STOW line in the afternoon. There part
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ious People
 Try It Free

not ignore the little disorders" system. The liver. for example, particularly needful little organ, must be active to be of any use. Ia it is active it creates gastric
 that help to make digestion kct, and then you are well. When ! not active it becomes what is rn as torpid" and promptly pro- \ biliousness.
 'sre is no better cure for biliousness " of the symptoms of liver trouble pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. tho erful laxative tonic of which SO much ' is heard. It Is pleasant to take Gun. [pills and powders and such things) |acts very gently, moving the bowels but griping. toning the stomach and 6ing the liver to activity, thus scien- " curing such conditions as bilious l torpid liver. foul breath. sallow or N complexion, sick headache, con- kion. loss of appetite. indigestion. tch nervousness. etc.. all of which Due to slow liver.
 lck Clark, of Burlington, Ky. suffered Ive years from biliousness and cured th with pr. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin. B. Hatfield, of Palma, Mo-, found it best medicine in the world for his >mess.
 can buy a 50-cent or $1 bottle of lruggist. for they all sell 1t. You can bt with the understanding that if ie Ito cure you the money will be 10. 3. This remedy Is guaranteed. How. If you would rather try 1t without nse before buying, send your name to Doctor and a free sample bottle will |nt to your home. Use 1t and if you |the remedy helps you. buy a regular of your druggist. We will rest on Perdict of what this sample does. .
 5 '' : ]: E . ! ]: | 5 5 ]
 If there is anything about your ailment that you don't .~ understand. or If you want
 N any medical advice, write \ A to the doctor. and he VII
 answer you fully. There fS
 no charge for this service.
 The address Is Dr. w. B.
 Caldwell. s0e Caldwell bldg~ Monticello. III.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court No l5-8, Ad-
fnlnstration.fhis j. ~ give notice that the sub
Scrloer. q the state Il Maryland. has obtaiTed
from the Probate Court q the District Il Colun-
5ia letters * administration on the estate Of
Johanna Aries. late II the District q Columbia.
deceased AL psrscDs having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned % exhibit tbs same.
with the vouchers Thereof legally authentiCated TO
the subscriber. On IT before the 5TH DAY or
JANUARY. A. D. $50; Otherwise they may by la=
be excluded from all benefit q sid estate Given
rndsr ms hand this Zth day q January. 1913
HENRY ARIES. ig1 Lennon street. BaitimoTe-
Nd Attest: SEAL JAMES TANNER Register
the Pro5at0 Court P II. MARSHALL, Attorney.
ja2feiu
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
iumbia. holding Prohste CouT7 Nc. 1892, Ae--iu-
istraticn-his is . gre notice that the sabeerlber
Who was hy the Supreme Cocrt u the District o.
Columbia granted letters tssta-eutary or the estate
q Robert p. DonalG-an deceased. has. with the
approval Of the suE-pne Court - the District q
MONDAY The 81 lay Of February. 1919. a. 10
the pace. for ulaki1c payment ard dis-ribg-ion
fu0u said estate undsr tie courts direction ard
control uhe1 and where al creditors sud uerso1s
entitled % lisTituTe shares Ct leT1ccs % residue
arc Hotifed 90 attend. n persoR CT b. agent Or
attcnCy d1iv authorized With their claims against
The estate properly 9ouched- Given undeT nv band
this 18th day q January. 19a. UNION TRUST
COMPANY. B. GEORGE r. FLEMING. Secrs-
t1-y- Attest fSsaLl JAMES Tanner Register
q Wills fer tie District q Columbia. CLERK Of the
Probate Cog-t- .fe5
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REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Asbury Psrk-Jzson a Barter e. NJ. 70 JoaB- I.
DuFsIl lots and :. block 2 SO.
H0snsad SIano--yFiHian B. WhsaLsy = u to
Lucy '. Beale. parts lots IS and g. biock
e. SO.
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets north
west-Fer5inand a Hermann e. TX % Haley
G. Douglass. part lot Is square SO. SO
"a and rs Eighth street n0TthEcst-EdTETd ".
Dom e " % 3IInons u SmDot. parts lot 81.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. pa
Connecticut Avenre Tsrace-Fulton r tscrion e
TX 70 Charles F. Bennett, los 20. Il. and 4
square 1S59 S6
Randle Hishlsnds-NstiouzI Sz1inEs and Trust
Company, trustee, 70 Wiis0a 4. Hzbbs-d. lots
Il and IS block 55os SO
Third street. between Pennsylvania avenue ard G
street n0rthEest-PeteT 4. ChacoGas 70 Ge0rss
K Chsconas. LOT 3. reservation ., SO
Chichester-JOhn p Hsueu e. to Columbus
Scott. lot a. sguare 5slz SO. Sane 70 Gsorgs
r. Henson. lo< g square So, SO.
10 Fcur-and-s-haH street s0uthwest-Nabcl a King
et VIZ. John F, e a. % Mary T. Baker and
Rudolph B. Behrend, trustees. part oEisinai lot
g square 50. SO
Padsxorth-RobTt T Ballard e TX 20 Hzry \.
james. 10 e. square -. SO.
Ashury Park-Ias0n : Barber CO uL 70 Elmer g
Ilobey i0-s q and 4 block 2
Washington Heights-J0hu II. Hendtrson 70 JesSss
NJ Gilbert. lot o. bsock :. So
Wessfcrd-George Z ThItfcrd e. TX 20 Walter c.
BsideTStOl. lots i ,, D. Is. ., = 50. and =,
Square SIG; lots !. 3. o. Is, @. q, =. y. 2.
%. and =, square So. SO Same O. Owen H.
Fowler. lots g and S. square SIS. So
Mount Pleasant ard Peasant Plains-Hsrry II.
Prayer 20 Henry J. and Mar A Heinz. trus-
tees. lots g and S. ST.
\ street, between Thirty-trst and Tiirtg-sscond
streets northEest-55aurice z. Finley e u %
Thounzs 2 Goodwin. Iar- lot e. SQUARE Us. 50
Rear Rehoboth Baptist ChuTca-Fio5etta B. Baker
n laura ; E0us-. lot B. square 81
ksrst Addition C. Manor parl-Tae FEDERAL Realty
Company 20 5 2 StcneIraksr. LOT s, squsrs
~ ard lot 8. square ~ 50
Fifteenth and strests aortheast-Philipp NIelcher
e TX 70 GeorE z Gets. l1e 2. square la5s
SO
Pleasant Plsins-ssuuel Rcss and Enamel Speica,
trustees. 70 ChzTies L WengT. l0t 81. squire
15s Sez5
Besnins Hsishss-Chssies Z Wine e. uz- 20 TIE
Valley Realty Company. s6t r. block SO lots
3 and Is box 5sss. So
Is Fifth street. uoT14Ees--YiTEinia z. McKes7sr
20 Thomas " Fowler. parts lots % and Z,
square SIS SIC
TEenry-frst street between and Q streets north
Uest-AndrsU n Curry 20 Brli1sr5 Il Wsruer-
part original 1T Is Sluzrs G.. SD
I0urt Pleasant ard Pleasant Pl..i1s-Bz-es Warren
Ct TX 70 William 7. Fitzgerald ard Emma B.
fitzsgrald lot g. SO
~ q street SI1thTest-L5ulz hIuuDel truztea u
Charles G. Sniths5u, part original i0t =. sQ1s-s
81. 2en
Kalorams Heishts-Edi-h P D5cssins 20 E5=szi z.
E-urett l0- 2 bIock : EW Agnes = pIals
e al u Edward T. ET5Tr11. lot J. block 5
sica
street, between se-s=tesuth ard E;Sa.ssz.a
streets northusst-WIIis-l 7. FITZGERALD e *
10 Bates Warm IN rs square a. Sc
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ITSTICE NRIEHT


Estate of William ". Pcindexfe-: order admitting
uiH and granting letters tsstimentsry: bsnd- SO
Attorneys. r. r. Perry 4 son
Estate Of CLAYTON L Simns: order granting let-
teFs testamentsTyi bond. SO. AttoFneys Gordon &
Go-don-
Estate Of annie p. Farley: order granting Letters
tssfsmenfary: bond. N.00 Attorneys Shelby &
Sbeshy.
Estate Of Maria I. Hanson; order granting letters
testanen;a-J; hord. SIC. Attorney. H r Webo
Estate II William 7. Belt order granting letters
testaDcntzry; bend. Sl0ooa AttcTneys. n r
Msnga. and Ralph Given.
Essafe Of Marion :. ?. Juoy, order to sell per-
souality. AttcEnegs. Rsls:on & Siddons.
Estate Of Julia a. Ford: order TO transfer stock
Attorneys. Ralston & S,ddcns.
Fstste Of John & witsi; order granting letters
tsstamertary; bond. $50 Attorney. 6. c. Cert
mar
Estate a Sussn T. Ould: petition for letters
tcsfamentary- Attorney ". 4. aIcKe1ney.
Estate Of Alfred J. Hezri: order granting letters
q administrator. b01d. 500 At;oTnsy. J. Z.
NHfalr.
In u Claude Bcsdfsld Ct a. : order appointing
guardian Attorncy- 2 Z Lesh-
Estate II Phehe 7. lea; order for sale II stock
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Estate Of Harriet e. Beadford; petition fnT letters
tez;2rnenta-v. Attorness Topper GusaeS
Estate q Andrew Glecsou; petition for leave 70
pay judgment. atforneys. stuart McNamsra sud
2. {. Huideko7er
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DISTRICT COURTS.



Assignment for February ? 1862
SPECIAL calendar
No Secretary of the Interior Is United
States. rel Lo-re e. a. Attorneys. Stuart Nc
Nauszra and d. ". BakG-Kapplsr & MsTTilat-
Nc. 2 United States eK Tei. Turner CT a.. -
Secretary q the interior Attorneys. Ks7Vler &
NeTiIlst-D. IS. Baker and Stuart McSszarz-
No. = Wade IS. United States Attorleyss J. z
Lsskey-D. " Baker
No. l. District Of Columbia rs Haul Attoneys,
F. II. Tlonas-A. = Bel
No. s. Hal IS. Dis5rict q Columbia Attorneys.
r. R. Perry Son and G. T Duniop-E- d
Thomas
No. Z United States. * nj Gribbls e al. IS.
Secretay Z the interior Attorneys. J. n Ran
ha-D. ". Baker
Regular csIi.
No Is5Z Barber Ct al K WEds et a. Attor-
ne5s A ). WoTthington- * Chsnbertln-
No ls5s- Rondlnelia IS. southern Railway Con-
ra1y- Attcrneys Tucksr & Keuy0n-G- Z Kan
Er0n ard J. X. Yerkes
No. IE. Baltimore ard Qhio Rai-oad Company
-. Coo Attcracys. g. T. Ezniiton-W- J. Lam
bsrt. r Z. Yea-man and c. ". Fowler.
80. 80. SclickleT q a. vs. Washington Brew
CT Company. Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberiia
ard J. L TepPcr-H- F. Woo6zrd-
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DAILY COURT RECORD

"wednesday. january p, 1909

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present; The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Ar- Justice Brewer 3ir justice White. NIr Justice
Peczhan, Mr.. Justice AcKsnna, Mr.. Justice
Bolmes, NT. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice MOODY
George L. Barnes. Of Boston, Mass, vas sd-
mittCd 70 F5Sctice-
No. 1a6. The United States Of Amcrcz. sing
a. the costs ard for the benefit q Penn iroa
Company. Limited, plaintiff h. s-ror. Ts. William
z. Trgy Company e al; continued pe- stipslla-
ton
Nc. s. J z. Hurley e. a., appellants. - The
Atc.isCn. Topeka and santa Fe Railway Company
e al. argument continued By Nr. Prank Hager-
nan for the appellants. and By Mr. Robert Dun
lap for the appeilses. ard concluded b. Nh. Frank
Hsgeman for the appellant
No. &C. JCan y. BsEiey. plaintiff IN eTrOT, "
General Fire Exting1sher Company argued by Atr-
Harry B. Cl0ss9n FOR TIE plaintiff IN eTT9T ard b
III Peter D. OlDey for the defeldant IN erro..
Adjourned until today ~ p o'ci0ck-
The day call for Thursday, January = VII Be
as follows: Nos 9, g. laI. lo2. les. ioi. D7, ls.
10 and Ill
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE


b virtue q q oeT,sin deed = frsSt recorded n
Liber 30 a. fclio Es q the Lend Reeds q
Nozfromery County NIaryIand / VII sci a. public
Washington, .. c. OF SATURDAY. January %.
1893 az % o'clock a. n, TIE following described
lard ard premises. situate a. q near Takonz
ParE. Montgomery CoGutv. Maryland. containing .
acres more OF les. and beng al that lz-d de-
sCTibed NOR fully IN Geed recorded II the Land
Records q sad cour1y IN Lihcr No ias az foo 80
together with al TIE improvements thereon. Tens
easy and being az cash above pri0r in-1mh-suces
Fer further Information Gee Land Records q sad
county, c. apply % undersigned trustee.
JAMES 5 FRASER. Tr1stee
Ezst Fen6an BgildinE.
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sOUTHERN RAILWAN

\. B.-Follcwius schedule figures published oniy
as information. and are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Odeaus.
AshsFile Chsttan1oEa Memphis, e n and
les ,. n daily. Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, CEattznooSs, Memphis,
New Orleans l9l1 p n daily Dining esrs-
F1T Columbia Charleston. Ar-1Sfs. Aiksn. SaTzn-
nah. jacksonville and FLORIDA points. 40 , u
dsily. Dining car serries
Tourist cars for CalhoTni1 cr4-EeekIy. go q n
Loczi f0r Hsrrisonturz - a. n daily. As ?. Il
week days; fer DsnviIls. 10 a. n daily. and fo-
Charlottesville 10 a. r. and 4SS ? n dEly.
Frequent trairs 20 and from BluemouL
= 6 BROWN General Acent
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W. B. & 4. E. RY.

Electric palace cs-s from White Ho1se Stain
C5th and II stS NORTHEAST.
For Baitisore-s-5o. AID every haH h7v- trua
s59 =. n 80 ? r.. and so. 30. I3S0. and
u5 p b.
For Annzp0iis-EEeTT hour fTum 6-50 a. n % 30
?. T.. and SO and iiS5 2 H.
FsreS One rzy. RoGnd TIP
To Raltir-ore- -.-.----....--- - 81
To Annapolis snd Q. $
Naval Aczaeny..-........ &c SIS
Ar II g. cas- IN direct 70 White House Statol-
Tickes ofSce a. Isth and y Y ave northwest and
a. White House Station 18th and H SIS. NORTH
EAST Telephoue n 80
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CHFSAPFAKE & ORG RAILWAY

NOTE-Putiished AMY as information. snd nOz
E7sra1+eef
$50 2 nc. & o. LIMITED. DsIiy-Fsst 49,
f1tec TAIN. Pullman sleereTs 70 Lexington Ions
vile. Cincinnati intiarspolis ChiaFc. ard -
LOris- Connection for Virginia Hot SuTlugs- Pdl-.
man car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining cars. a ia csrfe seFrice.
uI0 p NJ + V LIMITED. Daily-S1ii5
vesttSuie trsin- Pullman sieercrs 20 C1ncrrr1lf-
Lexington. and Ir1isTilc- Compartment sleeTlrs
ca- % Virginia HG- Sr-i--s week DAYS Dining cars.
a carte sE-viCc Pullman sicrTeTs CTc1r7ati to
fhi-aro ard 81 Iouis and Louisville 20 Memphis.
Nashville. ard NeT Orleans.
Chesapeake ard Ohio Of5ces So PennsylTaris
sveuue- I'D street and NeE Tri0n Ssatl0l- Tel
eHhone Main lafs Us fo- tickets. hagEsge checks,
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Circuit court No. L.


JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. 5llsa Weaver TS johnson; leave g-zutsd
plaintiff % amend declaration AttoTnsJs. II. p
Beutol-F. p. Blackstone aza E. S. Rsr,ey.
". SCI, IoAa=aa Coensy Saving Bzak - Hill f;
CT traL Attorneys. T L Jef0uIs-W- q Mhire-
Va. Es1- Tnited States ri. Stevens e. a. IS
Secretary o. TIE TGtsTioT- order amending petition.
order amending snsEer traverse 70 answer. ioiudsr
Of issue and waiver Of trial by jury Attorneys.
T. z DAVIS. " T 5 Curtis. Barnard & Johnsoa
D. " Baker-
Assignments for to-day
No Il johnson County savings Bank - Men
der e al Ar1OrneyS T L Jef0uds-N z White
No Iss- Sane IS Butler e. al Attorneys, the
szue-
No. IL Sane rs Rezasb-1rs- Attorneys. sane
Nc Is SAM IS. Kloc1esk- Attorneys. ssns
No. IL. StEUfer IS Pond Attorneys. sams,
Ne. -. FlaE.sr. executor. - Ar-z'1z-C'-5s5
Asphalt Mining COMPANY Attorneys. Tucker L
keryOa and T b HGJck-w- J Lambert and
X. H Tcatmau.
No. 2a McNulty Is R S. Blouss Company &
al Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdsle-Bsksr, Shelby
& Hogan
Nc. - szeeusy IS Ezins. Attorneys L A.
Bailey-A : Worrhinrtou
No. 81 Wines admiuistTatc-. IS. Baltimore ard
ONO Railroad Company. Attorneys Lexis, Fulton
{ Cox-G. 2 Hamilton
No. - sE5er IS. De Alley e a. Atso-nsys.
Wof & Rosenbu-g-Morfsg0e. Mo-iariv 4 Thurs
tcn.
No. 50. James Is. sane. Attorneys. szzs.
10. s. nullgsn vs. sane. Attorneys ssas.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
No. E65- HAWKS Brown on triSL AttU-
neys. A. : Worthisgtcz-Tucker & Kenyon and
r. z. DAVIS.
Assignments f0T today
No. ia Jsauie Moss Is Material savings and
Trust Company- Attorneys. L l. Gies-G- T.
Williams
No "a Hin Is. Great Falls and Old Doniai11
Railway Company. Attorneys. Leckie. F,1lto1 <
Coz-Lsmbsrt Mclean & Yestmzn-
No "a Eean Washington TINES Company.
Attosseys. J. ; Esshy-Suai,h-W. 7 Lambert
No iss. Desble e 81 executors IS. Cobb. A.
tcrneys. Tucker s Ksnyoa and z : Bailey
Leckic Fulton & Cox
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-N0 SITE FOR MAKING PORT
lZnd ce-ncut and generating slectriCity; IN " Va
On the Potomac River; so water Horsepower; IL
exhaustibe supply Of material q the finest quality
Ane shipping facilities, railroad and c. & o. Canal
very little cash required 20 purchase this valuable
property. y. T TIPPETT Z Lexington 81.
Baltimore Nd fa15z4
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE n EFFECT JANUARY L. fs9
Leave Washington New Union Station,
$50 q. m.-Daiy-Au points ca Norfolk ard Wess-
en-; also knozvile. Chattsnoozs. and Memphis
100 p n - Daily - Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chat,aucags, Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through SleepeT. Dining czrs-
For NOTfolk-LsaTe Washington. 10 8 n daily.
lbs a. n daily iexceFt sunday. Arrive Norfolk
i d a. n. and 51e p n
495 ?. m.-Daily-Sc75vire Lurzy. Shenandoah-
Trains from the So1thEcst arrive 6-5 a. n. snc
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sveuce pond Ruildinzl
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