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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
Met Frlahtful Death.

Cleveland Plunging hcadforemost
down a flight of stairs and through the
window OF a door. william Raddatz's
head was almost severed from his
body by broken glass on Sunday. His
wife and three young children tried
lrantlcilly to oXtrlcato the man. but
were unable to help him and, drenched
by the blood which poured from his
wounds, they ran into the street whore
their shrieks brought crowd, Rad
data was dead, however before assis.
lance could reach him
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
Jews Not Allowed al Health Resort

ST. Petersburg M Friedman, tho
Jewish member OF the duma, who has
ghampioned the cause of the Jews
whom the government has ordered
banished from Russian cities and
towns outside the pale'-that re.
stricted section of the Polish pro-
vinces and the Ukraine, where they
may legally reside-has received com
plants that members OF his race ar
irving at the health resorts in the
Caucasus 10 take the baths and receive
medical treatment. were immediate
expelled by the local authorities.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03

Baden Baden Prof Robert Koch.
the famous bacterologist, died here
Friday afternoon. from disease Of
the heart. He was born In Klausthal,
Hanover. December H.. lSi3, Prof.
Koch became distinguished rs an In.
vesiigator Of micro-organlsms but
probably gained most renown AS the
discoycrcr Of the bacilll Of ubercu'
losis and OF cholera lie was gradu'
ated In 1866 from the University Of
Goettingen. aud while practitioner
at Woolstcin began his researches In
bacterlology. In 1882 he announced
his discovery OF the bacilli OF con
sumntiun
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03

Phoenix. Arlz.-Fifiy thousand acres
NJ government land lying between
Marcopa aud Casa Grandc were hlcd
on Thursday by a railroad agent act.
ing. II is Understood, for Col W G.
Greene, who IL planning rcclama.
ton project. II Is stated that 10000
acres more was died on Tor !. II.
sherman and ! r. Church Of Denver,
who are said to be- planning TO spend
81 100000 In reclamation The latter
tract lies along the Little Colorado
river. sklrtlng the petrined forest The
filings were made with MoM Indian
scrip.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
WIld Ride Of Arizona Boy.

Globe, Arl2-Thomas Gardner,
dveyear.old boy OF Thatcher, rode
miles a minute down seven.mile
lumber hume Saturday and arrived at
the end Of his thrilling journey I'M
hurt. Tommy was playing at the head
Of the tlume, in the Graham noun
tains, lie slipped and fell into the
water and was carried at the speed
OF an express train down the hume,
which In stretches is alwost perpen-
dicular He was scratched slightly
about the face and arms, but that was
all
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03

Washington. President Taft will
make his first trip TO the Panama ca.
nal zone since his inauguration In
November. after the fan elections, II
present plans are carried out The
president has reached tentative de.
cision TO make trip Of inspection to
the canal upon United States war.
ship. lie will be- accompanied by Sec
rotary Dickinson. Secretary Meyer and
perhaps Secretary Knox II the Pres.
ent arrangements are carried out,
President Taft viii be away from
Washington three weeks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03

New York-Thc mystery Of the
whereabouts Of Dr. Cook, the Ameri.
can says, has been solved lie is In
scotland, preparing for his trip to
Etah. whence he plans 10 bring back
his records Of his discovery Of the
north pole and his instruments, which
are cached there lie also int uds 10
bring back the two EskImos who ac
companled him ON his dash TO the
pole.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
Author OF Gold Standard Law Dead

lndlanapols-lcsso Oycrstroot. who
represented this seventh district OF
Ind ana. IN congress from 1896 ia
1905, died on Friday Mr. Jycrstreet
was chairman ul the committee on
pustonicos ana post roads in congress
and was the author of the sold stand
ard Law passed In 1900 ne then be
came a member of lhc national none
nry commission llo WAS scrretary
NJ the Republican congressional cam
paign committee from 1905 ,o 1904.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
Mother and child KILLED In Runaway

Price. Utah.-ln an accident caused
by an unmanageable horse attached
TO wagon In which the family OF
William Cox OF Wasatch county were
returning home. Mrs Cox was Instant
ly killed and her babe. one year old,
was Injured so badly that II died, The
CoSes, who live at Nine Mile. not far
from Harper had gone to Myton to
do some trading Saturday, when
they started home the horse became
frightened and ran away the wagon
being overturned In crossing an irri.
eating ditch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03

Kansas City.-Thirty.nve people
were rescued from the upper 1oos OF
Long Brothers building In Main street
on Thursday when q gas explosion
started spectacular IRE that soon
envclopod the place No one was
killed or injured. John King an at
tornoy. insisted ON jumping from his
oiIlce window ON the third floor, but
was restrained by nrcmcn, who drag
god him to the IRE escape Fifteen
girls employed In tailor shop on tho
fourth floor were rescued by bremen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
Collision In enaIIsh Channel.

Cowcs. Isle OF wight-Twenty.two
persons were drowned as a result Of a
collision on Tuesday between the
steamer Skcrryyore and the Gcrman
bark J, G. Ninncn In the English chan
mel The skerryyore sank Only two
Of the crew were rescued, one Of
whom died a short time later Tine
bark put In here but later left for
Southampton. Apparently she was
not injured As far as known no pas
sengcrs were on either vessel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
SEARCHING FOR FleND.
Body Of Little Alma Kellner Found
In cistern.

Louisville. Ky.-Thc discovery of
the mutilatod and decomposed body
OF Alma Kcllncr In an old cistern un
der a parish house OF St Johns Cath
ollie church. ON Monday, solved part
Of the mystery surrounding her dlsap
pearance
Alma was the S.ycar.old daughter Of
Fred l.. kellncr. and since her dis.
appearance on December $, Frank
Fchr. millionaire brewer. her uncle
has spared neither time nor money In
search for her
The police are looking for Joseph
Vending. former janitor ut St Johns
church. who. since January n, a little
more than a month after the disap
poarance OF the kellncr girl, has been
missing
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
A Hero Of the Rance.

Grand junction Colo. Loyalty OF
the range was strlkingly demonslrat.
I'd on Thursday. when BIlly Williams
rode YEARLY into town carrying the
limp form Of John Mock, his partner
In his arms. Williams had carried
Mock thirty miles ON horseback To
have him treated by a physician. Both
NJ Mock's legs were broken and his
body bruised and crushed by falling
horse
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
SAVED BY CYCLONE CELLARS.
Several Families Have Marrow Es-
cape From Terrific Windstorm

Pierce city, Mo.-A tornado. which
formed northwest Of here at 6 o'clock
Friday night struck the western edge
Of town few minutes later, destroy.
ing ten buildings. several barni and
swept southwark No one was illlcd.
Cyclone cellars saved the families Of
Edward Greer. William Tate. John
Shylock and James Alternately. In
each instance the tornado swept the
house from above the holes where
men. women ana children WIRE hud'
died together The tornado swept on
south. descending q few miles from
here. Late adylces tell OF serious In
Jury Of three persons
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-03
PATTEN IS BUMPED
GIG sPEcULAroR REPORTED TO
HAVE LOST MORE THAN a
MILLION IN a DAY.

Albany Miller successfully Carries
Deal Through and Forces Leading
Short Interests 10 Settle Win
Him at HIS oNn Price.
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aEALkEsTATE TRANSFERS.

" street Northwest. between Fourth AID FIFTH
srrCf-5-SlGl-a 5li. l1t -5- Frederick Dec. Faust
90 Margaret Washing Lewis. $40
Grant Ta-z-SI1a-1 SIS lots s. and %; John ?.
T. Waite e; uz. % Rachael A. Waugh So
ECs-LsIe-Ll- Z block 7. Edward J. StellwoEga
and Henry Z, DAVIS trustee, 70 Charles II. and
Louise TlyI--. S-5-atA
La-i-- Heirlts-J.t 3. Mary r. NIcReyuolds %
Wa-el r. BrCriz5- SO
Chevy tLase-SIUa.r 1851 lots a and q. Fulton r.
Gordon 90 Tx. % Edith L. Hunter. $ Cs---1-
X greet southeast. between Eleventh and Twelfth
s'rgets-Sluare s95. part Of lots ard Is. Oscar
n Bryant and Charles NJ McCiay. trustees, %
Martha A. Nayse. S15-
Whitney Close-Square lC55 lot O.: Edward ".
PctbCrbriGge 90 NIX % Mae 7. BaEger. SO.
New Hampshire avenue northwest. between Twenty
90 :; Joseph NJ. Carm1dy 20 Mary NJ Camp
ben SO.
Il street northwest between Fourth and Ffh
strgcts-SgUart 5H 10, .. Catherine Wood 20
John ". G-e-E. SO.
street southeast between Sixth and Seventh
strects-Sluare 500. lot q: George w. BlrA-
man 90 ux- 90 Lucy A. Emmoas, So
liS / street u0r-hwest-S.uare IL. lots - AID q;
EmclEe ID. Mccain 60 viz 10 Mary MUnha1.
SO
51-6 % street uCrrEwCsr-SIU1ra -2l7. l0t II: I'd
ward o. WLi1Crd q TX % Elizabeth W. Don.
SIC
Pleasant Plains-Sluare 500 i1t IJ3 Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones 20 George T. Bean. SO
. Felt0D street rCTlCas--S4la-e o.. LOT 1i-
Benjamin W. ChisUcl Ct Uz TO CaSrar 3.
Shafcr SO.
F1etchalls ChEnce-Part cf tract. Benjamin W.
Guy O. TX 10 Catherine L Shlhan go
PctwGrh-LOt 2. blCcE p; Laura b. Ho-dlrby %
Philip Bril- and Chrysrie X BRIL- SO: trust.
SCp.
TvininS City-Lot %. block 10. George r. Replr-i.
trustee. 20 Harry I Anderson. 500.
North Capitol street northeast between p ard o
strcets-Sguare 6S5. part q lot 8; David q.
AlsCp 60 UI. IN Mary l. Graham, 5000,
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Chilium Castle NiaEcr-Part % a tract 70 acres;
Harry J. DAILY e Tx. 10 Garnet, Y. CLARK and
Louis II. Frey. trustees. TO secure the DrDvcrs
and Mechanics National Bank Of Baltimore.
Sl5C]. years. 6 per cent s,mi-auuraly.
GrJuN-LCts q and .. u.C10 square feet, VI. J.
NcNe3u @ ux.. Sadie O.. 70 K. T. Mikcseu
and l.. II. Squire. trustees. 20 secure A J.
Aiai0y. Si.5G 8 years. per cent. scrni3unually
Square 2g7-Lots &C. 20 e; Charles j. Walker q ~.
trustee. 20 secure National Permanent Building
Association. S259
Rosedale-L7t T. block z; Charles II. Taylor e. Tx.
o. Thomas NJ Gale ana George E. Hamilton.
trustees. 90 SCORE Edward J. Stelvaccn and
Horny +. Davis trustees. SSl96i 7 and
years. per cc9t semi-sinrElly.
Lanl,r He.a1is-Lc. 3, Warren 7. Breuizer Cr
90 Frederick W. NcRcnolds and Harry X
Boss. trustees. 20 secure Mary 2. NcByu-ds
5000. PAYABLE July IS. 1910. per cent DR.
auuum.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Lc- o. block Q; Hen
yetta r. karick GO viz 20 William Co-c1r2n
Hin and Henry s. Matthews. trustees. % secure
the trustees Of the Louise Home. S,5H. years,
pCr cent. sCmi-anuIaIly
Square ls51-Lots Il and a. Edith l. Hunter %
II. D. Gordon and Robert T. Heater. trustees.
10 secure Fulton L. Gordon S.ibcl. % 81
months. DIT cent rcr omum.
Square es9-lots loi and les square - part a
lots p and Q Mildred McEUcn Dick % Richard
+. Pairo and Hegbsrt A. Gil. trustees. 20 secure
u. W. Pairo. S90. 1 ycar. per cent semi
annually
sluare 7s5-East part Of lot a.; George W. Horus
ct Ux to Horny II. BCTgmann and GeIee NJ.
Elumtrich trustees 20 secure Metropolis Building
Association. No. s. S0G@
Continued on Page II. Column Z
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FRENCH LAUNDRY

thENGh LAUNURI.
LACE CURTAINS, 35C A PAIR Up.
shirt waists, l5c up; all hand work
Inone Nam eO6Z '46 6th st. NV. 131
FURNITURE.
Exceptional OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
cure at great sacrifice antique f-r1i-
ture. Curios. &c
\. KRUPSAW, 327 PA. ave. NV.
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Circuit Court No. L.


No. To2 Hamilton vs. PHILADELPHIA baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company: continued for
term. Attorneys. r. 2. Evans. T. II. Benson. and
W. W P0ultncy-Mchinuey & F1auncry.
No. 5lS8 Ballard & Lanham vs. Bialas. verdict
for defendant Attorneys, Darn. Peyser & Taylor-
c. Poe
No. 5l70 Waters vs.. bartlett; motion for iud--
ment overuled- AttOmcyS d. :. Mackal-Nad-
doN & Galley
No. $685. Krahl vs. Capital Traction Campapv.
on trial Attogueys. Leon PrCtzfeldar and II. +.
Woodard-R. r. Perry & Son and G. T. DuaIop.
Assignments FOR to-day:
No. ~. Mckenzie VS.. Grouse. Attorneys. Nathcr
Davis
No. a97. Kelly vs.. Chapman Attorneys. Hume
Darlington.
No. 81. Brown rs. Capital Traction C7urarv.
Attorneys Bailey-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. i9S. hefer Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. Attorneys. Downing * BcTy-Da-linrtcn.
No. 507- Gugan vs. JAEGER. Attorneys Aloult1n &
RidOut-Gies-
No. GO. Irshy vs. Finley. Attorneys, Birney &
Woodard-Amhrose.
No. 2g7. Trustees Of Green Street BAPTIST Church
vs. Landlord x Bro Attorneys. Loving-Cobb A
Richardson
No. 3o5. Conner vs.. Washington Gasli.bt Com
pany. Attorneys. AmhrCsa & Smi,h-Perry x Son
and Dunlop.
No. rs. Lyon "a Bursey. Attorneys. Ridout-
White
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CFEsAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY

Published only as information. not guaranteed.
1855 a. N. week davs-PuVnan Parlor Car WITH.
out change. Washington 20 Newport News and
Old Point Comfort. via W. s.. r. F. & p
Richmond and .. & o. Ry
200 D. M. daily-For Virginia West Yrvinin nnr
Kentucky points Pullman sleepers. Parlor car
70 Virginia Hot Springs weekdays.
CSC D. n. daily-CINCTNNATI-ST LOUIS CHI
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to ST. Louis with
Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago. Stops only at impor-
tsnt stations. PUilmSn'' finest equipment.
u:l0 2. daily -F. h. y. LIMITED. for Cincin-
natl Louisville lie West Southwest ard North
west Pullman sleepeTs. Through Pullman 10 Viz
einia Hot Springs.
G. & o. a "a carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio offices ut SIS PennyvIrania
avenae. 1888 + street and New Union Station Tele-
phone Main lO56 and 2O5 for tickets baggage checks
reservations. and taxicabs-
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Admiralty Court.

JNH44AE STAR t4sD-
No So United states 50. Jane Nl-1.lr. order
extending time % answer At-C.usgs. q. r. Wilson
a. l.. NeUmyer.
SO. s63 United States vs. River Queen. order eE-
tending time 90 answer. Attorneys. e. l.. Wilson
A. /. Ntvuge-
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on 18th street. near Park road, 10 rooms
and bath house. A bargain at $500;
terms 10 suit.
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NORFOLK G. WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL TO- 1910
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
500 a. m.-Daily-AIl points on Norfolk and West
tern.
1910 7. m,-Daily-Bo0n0kc. Bristol Winston Sa-
lem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville. New Or
leans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
$40 a. m.-For Bristol Knoxville Chattapoogo
Nashville and Memphis. Washing;on-Memphis sleep
CT oren 10 p.
For Norfolk-Lcave Washington 10 A. m daily
1901 noon daily. Arrive Norfolk ua0 a. m. SD
J. m
405 p. m.-Daily-Beuyille Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6 80 a. m, 1880
p IN. and l2:5 n. m.
Al Information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building
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Circuit Court 10. 2.


No. 1880. Jackson Trustee. vs.. Washington Bal
timore and Annapolis Railway Company: Judgment
on mandate Tor SlSl0. costs OF appeal verdict and
Judgment set aside and new trial ordered Attor-
ncys. f b. Slatcr-Marbury * Gcsne and A. A.
Hoehlins. ir.
Habeas Corpus No. 81. In re Russell g. valen-
tine; on hearing. Attorneys, J. d. wnsh;-D. ".
o'DonoGhue.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignment for today.
No ZL Yates Us. YATES. Att1-r-vs. A1-H-r=e <
Smtth-L-ciie. Fulton Cox
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 2'i5L HuUig vs. Rcslac; sale confirmed ard
Te.gITcd q auditor. ATTORNEYS. Lester & Pr.-e
Nc 2-tS. Hoover Us. Hoover. reference % px-
aminer. Att1rnsys. F. 5. pa--.,i-i-f, n Tr--r--
No 10-l6. Brown vs. Brown. rule r1turrrhIe Nav
g Auoueys. W. T. POLAND and NJ " Richardson.
No -5-E- Nhllan vs. WI,ar- order On pay
counsel fees and raclrilg sale. Attorneys Il. T.
Nollton and john Ridout-J. W Jennings
No Ltl5. King e. ~ rs hing e. A.. order
appointing p W son p5chcu1auz-u trustee bond.
s. geo. Attorneys. J. B. Lmtoa-J A. johnson.
NO ~. GClCshlr1CEh O. aI Vs. Mcfarland e.
a.: decree 20 pay taxes. a.. Attorneys John
Rid0ut--E. H. Thomas
No 1854 Ocmeu, Us. Richards co A.. rule 70
turuable April =. Attorneys. r =. Heisk1n ".
Hacker. NJ. !. Colb,rt-W. c. Prantiss and ]. J..
Darlington
No 2S97l Shreve G. H. rs Dorsey; order an
pointing J. T. Ray. !. w Gleunan. and ! n
Shern trustees % sell; bond 5000 Attornevs
]. I. RAY. W Gleuuan and !. r. She--r.
No. 500. Mckeeyer Us. AIckCever: Cr,ler for
alimony and restraining. Defendants attc.nevs +
\. Fennius and b. w. Parker
No @c95. Berkeley vs. Chillum Castle Realty
Company ct a. order allowing Intervention Attor-
ney. I. T. CGIIo,lay.
No 2S7s6 Davenport vs. Davenport e. al. bin
dismissed nisi.
Assenmcn, Tor to-day;
No 3A Rehm vs.. Hopkins Ct al. ATTORNEYS
Ralstol Si1dons-Darlington.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ADVISE US OF YOUR WANTS.
We will furnish it or find it for you.
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second floor front Evans Bldg

On 18th street. near Park road. 10 rooms
and bath house. A bargain at $500;
terms 10 suit
In the 100 block Of Kilbourne street; 10
rooms and bath house. hotwater heat:
handsomely finished; exceptionally cheap
at tho price asked. Price. $500
On Irving street. west Of 18th street;
handsome house, with front porch, on
/ large lot containing II rooms and two
ing for & nice home for reasonable sum-
Price, $l5,0O0
On Calvert street. near the car loop;
three stories and cellar; II rooms and ?
baths. steam heat; trust at ~ per cent
only. Price, $500.
One Of the handsomest corners on 18th
street, neal, the KenesaW apartment
house: fronting 20 feet on this beautiful
boulevard, and improved by modern p
room double house containing 3 baths;
finished IN quartered oak; hot-water heat
and open fireplaces. An ideal home
Price, $1,000
/ On Irving street. west Of 18th street.
] three-story, bay-window brick, hard wood
hniSh, 10 rooms and two baths fronts
south; concrete cellar. steam heat and
I
on terms 10 suit
On Columbia road: English basement
/ house, containing y rooms and two
entertaining. This is a nice home. Price,
@4Oo' upon terms to suit.
One OF those popular Biltmore street
( houses: lot lSXl5O feet 10 paved alley: a
| three-story brick, containing 10 rooms and
/ bath. two stairways: concrete cellar. with
servants toilet, and laundry. and heated
/ by steam Only $500 upon terms to suit
Nice apartment house on Irving street
west of 10th street containing two apart
/ mentS, one rooms and bath and the other
> rooms and bath. hot-water heat, good
/ renter. total rent, $50 per month. Price,
$4'o0 on terms 20 suit
on Shepherd street. between Georgia
avenue and 18th street. detached house
on corner, well built with all modern
conveniences. Price. A.sOO, upon easy
| terms.
on ? street. in Georgetown: a three
story. bay-windOw brick house, contain
inG eight rooms and bath: large concrete
cellar Price. only 5000. This is an eX-
cepuonal opportunity for an investment
/ Good renter; rents FOR $50 per month.
on Prospect avenue. IN Georgetown. G.
room and bath house. Price, &,S10.
In the 800 block OF Tenth street north
east, nice little two-stOTy Groom and
/ bath house. "a. m. /. Only 5000. $500 cash
/ balance TO suit
| In the 800 block Of Seventh street south
east: three-story and attic l0-room and
/ bath house. Only s., 500 This is a good
f. buy.
Also other properties. improved or I'M
improved, IN every section OF the city and
suburbs
kEN-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second floor front. Evans Bldg.
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30. &C. Cobc-t Gsrat Atlantic and Pacife
Tea Company. Attorneys. Gardiner & Hopeucll-
Douglas & Baker.
So. 81 Hlmau q al. Robinson q al At
torueys. Peunablk-r. CarIsi Jlres-Preyost &
Bailey.
No. Zz6 Mcneil vs.. kaufman Attorneys. Birney
& W0odlGd-Lambcrt.
Nc - Hayes. T.. Ambrose. Attorneys. Myers
& Ac.cr-Bidout * Roths-5d-
No. D. Motor Car Company rs. Osg7od. Attor-
uCs. Eeuy & 9iin0r-HarsrJys q Easty-Smith-
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Law suit.

NJ. 525-s Agnes Gerald vs.. National Society q
tle d. a. r. account, $50. ATTORNEY. L c. VII
lsUs1-.
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~ y. 9olVJI.
Terms can be arranged.
NJ. b. HARLOW & CO., NC,
Phone NJ. PASS. Iil0 II st. NV.

1918
FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE
Six-room and bath two-story frame
house: nice large lot only $500.
Nine-room and bath two-story frame
house-a beautiful corner, with privet
hedge. Only $500
Eight-room and bath house; hot-water
heat. garage in the rear Price, $3.50.
On Irving street. = block from the one
fare point. Sne Of the handsomest proper
ties In any Of the subdivisions Of Chevy
Chase; fronting 20 feet on one street. by
depth OF 70 feet on the other Price
$4,000 for the entire property. Or for the
house. with % feet front by a depth Of
- feet. $1,000 il you are looking for a
handsome home lu Chevy Chase, this IS
one OF the best there. both IN construction
and location.
Eicht-room and bath house. on corner
OF Connecticut avenue and Livingston
street, electric lights gas for cooking. 81
feet front on Livingston street by pa
deep. Price, $3.50. terms 20 suit.
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second floor front. Evans Bldg
For unimproved property, our Bradley
lane lots cannot be eCualed
1+c
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nisrrIrI Courf.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Nc. 20 IN r. Crari1E alley. square 1s5f.
n ga Rule against IS. Walton Eira-5s7 Te-
r-ul5e AplI -
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FOR SALE-SUBURB-AN.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Fine business stand on Congress Heights
at end Of car line; large store room. liv-
ing rooms. stable. and wagon shed, al
in good order and repair; occupied by
owner; will pay l5I on investment Cal
or address owner,
JAS. r. DURITY,
Congress Heights. D. G. 12S
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

TWO LOTS ON H ST. NEAR 7TH NE.
Address G., Herald office. us
FOR SALE-LOTS.
SOME BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON CRIT
tenden St NV. size, 40x144 and upward :
close to two car lines: just the thing for
builder or private investment. Owner
will sell at sacrifice
BUSH a DAVIS,
Victor Bldg, 724 9th ST NV 116
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Criminal Court No. :.
IrsTICE STAFFORD

tied States IS. John Hansborough.
IIld oLl-Cs n. IaMes Tucker.
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. DE-

S / n GIN G CANARIES, PARROTS.
Dogs. Cats. Goldhshes. Robbits, Guinea
PIGS. and Chickens. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th st NV.
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STORAGE.

indestruct!ble StUrnEe. LOCO Rooms.
inspect this warehouse and note the
cleanliness and manner of storing Turni-
ture- Mothproof rooms for furs. RUGS.
&c silver vault; carpet cleaning. auto
mobiles; pianos. padded vans for moving.
lowest prices. FIDELITY STORAGE
COMPANY. 1920 l. street 1Ss
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Habeas corpus 40. s95. II p Woodbury. r Or1rs-
By Oh hearing. Attorneys. ". c. J0hus1n-A. r.
Thompson.
No. SGD Leonard vs.. Moore; order Tor payment
4 costs % plaintiff. Attorneys. T. 2 Homer
j.. w. Cox
Assignments frr to-day.
No. see. State Loan and Trust Company "
Title Guaranty and Surety Company. Attorneys.
Gics-WaIker.
No. go Lams1n FS PaIt01- Attorneys. Giles
Hoover * Shields
30. coz. Schultz " Wise. Attorneys. ODono-
gaue-Gariller q H1pevsu.
NJ, H. Noouan 1s. Tuner. Arorncys Ray
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SUBURBAN BARGAIN - SIX ROOM
cottage. with a little less than an acre
Of ground, bounded by a small running
brook; fine shade and fruit trees: electric
cars stop at the door: II cents round
trip fare; best well water: Just the home
for you. Inquire MAURER'S DOLLAR
HAT STORE. Sl3 7th st. NV. 134
SEND FOR NEW BULLETIN OF SUB
urban Homes and Farms
MARION DUCkETT & SON,
GIL Z st. NV. u3-6m