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The Ward County independent., 1910-06-02
West In Prosperous
Condition

10 the Ward County Independent:
Baker & Warren have been success
ful in securing q car load of Substan-
1.al Farmers to go with them to the
L g Bend Wheat Lands that they
Lave In Washington; wheat Is at this
date thirty six inches high and Just
beginning to head out. Strawberries
;~~e ripe, and all the other Fruits are
nicely formed, the climate is Mild.
cops are Very Sure, the land is very
rich and easy to cultivate. The very
pest quality of water can be secured
any place, fish and game are to be
had in abundance. The climate is
Very Healthful, and people have but
to see this country to want some of
IT.. F.. A. Baker, will return from
this trip in about ten days when
active preparations will be made to
60; again with another carload, about
July the 9Th. Notice of the exact
date will be given later. Nearly
enough farmers have already signifed
their intention to go on that date to
I'LL another special car, but we have
room for few more and would be
pleased to hear from any who are
In anywise interested and want to So
cure berth In the car for the above
date. BaK4r & Warren.
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cipal Corporation; the County OF
Ward and State Of North Dakota
and all other persons unknown, claim.
ing any estate or interest In lien
or incumbrance upon or against
the premises described in the COM
plant, Defendants.
SUMMONS. ...,..
The State of NortA Dakota to the
above named Defendants:
You, and each Of you are hereby
ummened to answer the compsaint
IN, this action, COPY Of whtsb Is on
file in the Office ef the clerk of this
Court and to serve = copy, Of your IN,
swsr uDon the susscriber Mi1Aia thir-
u days from Ne date of tie sseviee
Of this summons upsa -, exclusive
,sf tths day Of ssrvice. and 4 cass OF
ysar 1aaluEe . ao0sa1 or alsNueF.
3vdg1eat vii be taken ssstust you
" dslaah lDej ~ rsa1k dsun1 IA
~ complaint.
Dated Nsvesnbsr nAA 4. D ~.
JAAHs JOHNSON.
Attorney lDr plantik. 4osto8sU 3D.
T deo IL So. Nan etyss1 0ne&,
Auulh DuDea. & as. M IS
Nsltes ~ % Dersuual elatA:
The absvs named ds1eadAnta, asase
.t..~ =.
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MANY RUN FOR LEGISLATURES

I Those, who had an idea that there
would be hardly enough candidates
for the legislature in the 29th district
to go around, have another guess
coming, for there are just nine can
didates for the four places. There
are so many good men who desire tn
be sent down to Bismarck, that It
will take q little study to pick out
the four best, II It can be said, there
,is much distinction. Those who died
az near as the Independent can learn
are as follows: ,#
R. A. Nestoa attorney. Minot,
A. N. Thompson. attroney, Minot.
Walter Bond. real estate dealefr and
lumber merchant, Minot.
Mark M. Chatfeld, attorney, Min
OF.
John J. Lee, sheriff and farme-,
Minot.
B.A. Dickinson, attorney, Ryder.
o. M. Champlin, farmer, Surrey.
Andrew Jacobson, farmer, Burling-
son.
In addition, it is said that North
Prairie farmer filed his petition.
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JAMES JOHNSON WILL BUILD.

James Johnson, has the "For Sale
sign in the window of his present Of
fee building, and is preparing to
replace the structure with new
modern brick block. The architects
are at present working on the plans
"Jim" will probably build a three
story brick block, and it will be one
OF the very best in the city, too He
intends to have it all completed be-
fore he leaves for Washington after
his election and he will have to
hurry, too.
The Ward County independent., 1910-06-02

It you are not satisfied after USING
according to directions two-thirds OF
bottle Of Chamber1afn's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse
and invigorate the stomach, improve
the digestion, regulate the bowels.
Give them trial and get well. Sold
by all. Dealers
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Notice Of No Personal Claim.
o THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND

Notice Of No Personal Claim.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You and each Of you Will please
take notice that the object OF the
allowed entitled action Is the quiet
ing OF tile in Charles F. Richardson,
to the following described read es-
tate. Lot one. Section TewnshiI
1853. Range IS. and lots4, s. and 9
Of Section s. Township 1853. Range
81 and South East quarter Of North
West qnartsr and Ehst haK sf South
West quarter ana lot z sf esctisa 6,
Tswnsh4p 15s. Range 81. in the Cssa'
stys OF Ward sal State Of North Dak1
t.. That 40 personal chin % nade
against the leleaAaats - ~ q
7thsa .g yss III. ,sss,e
Dated ak Ninot, NORTH Daknta. TIL
q11th dAy q Nay. 1o1D. "a Is se3.
Z "a f"4& n z. LlUI6R
-: v,--.4- Attorney 0v p1AAa1.
OAcs ana Psst On sllrsaA NIno<
Noeth OAADA S110
The Ward County independent., 1910-06-02

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free appli-
cation of Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment is not only prompt and
effectual, but in no way disagreeable
to use. Sold by all dealers,
The Ward County independent., 1910-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Jacobson Of
near Burlington entertained . com.
pany Of their friends Sunday. Covers
were spread for fourteen, and . swell
seven course dinner served. The Ja-
cobsons are royal entertainers.
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crop this season and says his pros.
poets are very bright.

The Minot Independent thinks the
Twin city dailies have prospered from
the North Dakota patronage and they
continue to misrepresent the state
and It's best interests. The moral to
that is to subscribe for North Da-
kota daily-The Forum may suit you.
Fargo Forum. '...
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Chamber1ain's Stomach and Hver
Tablets win brace up the. nerves.
Danish sick headache. prevent des.
pondency and invigorate the whole
system. Sold By all dealers.
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STAT. on NORTH DAKOTA


eTANn on NORTH DAKOTA,
ODsaty u WaR1: ~: In Disrae,
Ooart 3gAtA judicial District
Yestea p. KulAAA new deceased:
nptioA prosecuted IN tho name ol
Peter KuiaAs, Administrator, Plain
u al y IN. 9.a.3 {eH .A.
Solomon g Comstock, president d
o. Northwest Land Company. Her
~ 2. ealyards. Secretary Of The
AaAk e 4inot: Bank Of Minot
AR -. 4. 4. White. vice pres
tAeat Of oAe Northwest Land CON
pa1y. vaadla Carlson, Aimsnd 4.
WAlh. To city q Ninot, . nuni-
I r 80 > -~t f- sr .t.,
The Ward County independent., 1910-06-02

E. A. Brown, formerly a Minot
farmer, is now living near Plaza.
where he is opening up a new farm.
He will have 300 or 400 acres Of
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sveeE 4 co.'s NEW BUILDING.

BUGaE q co.'s NEW BUILDING.
81 e "A. Madison, manager Of the
Buge e Co. store At Burlington, was
d Ninot visitor Monday afternoon ;.
Mr.. Madison says his arm has just
completed fine new store building
which viii be used for the dry goods
department, while complete hard
ware and grocery stock will be kept
II the old pa1b,. This 4ives the
Bulge Co. . ane layout. s
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O1co and Pe0t On aAlrsA Nlnok
North DAADlA SO1
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: All
Admissions: H. c. Gibbs and Walter n. Fuller.
No. 4& Sweeney V. Ewing; writ Of erorr %
Supreme Court Of -he United States ordered 70 Is
sle on motion - Mr. /. A. Bailey attorney for
appellant: bond. 500
No. Pos. TyssoVsh et al vs.. Smith Company
placed at foot Of to-day's calendar.
No. ZC9. Masan Huutey e al; placed at foot
q cal,ndar.
No. H2 Southern Railway Company Ct al. IS
Hawkins: argument commenced By Mr. Il p.
Gaticy for appellants. continued by Mr. L. A.
Bailey FOR aDpeecs. and concluded by Mr.. NJ J.
Colbert for appellants.
No 2s5 King e. al. " Shelton e. al; arC1
mcnt commenced by Yls. +. S. Mussey for appel
lants submitted for appeIiccs-
No 2l0l. sonnensn IS. Philadelphia. BaltmorC
end Washington Railroad Company; argument CON
menced ty Mr.. J. T.. Earnest for appellant. and c1n-
tnued b. Mr.. +. d. MeKenney f7r appellee.
Patent Appeal No CA. Young Vs. struble; con
tinued
Assignments for today-Regl,ar call:
No. 2l0L Sounrnan vs.. Philade, 3hia, Baltinor'
and Washington Railroad Company. Att'rneys
Brown & Earnest-McKe uuey. Flannery Hltz-
Special calendar:
No H. District q Columbia vs. Coburn. A,tor-
news Th0mas-JChrston-
No. 2lOs Heiue Safety Boiler Company vs.. United
States. 20 use American EnamCled BucG ard Tie
Company Atoueys Brandeuburs < BFaudepouTS-
Raston Sidd1us & Richarl5lH
No. MiC. Wilsob e. a. vs.. Snow. Attorneys
Carua & Joues-Dcgglas.
No. III UniteI states Trust Company rs. Da
yid ATTORNEYS. Muor-Wolf & David
No ZllA District ~ Columbia Sanford. At
torneys. Thomas & stephens Edwards.
81. I6. TysSJwsh Us. Smith Company. Attcr
ueys Wilson < Wilsou-R 'stru-
No. ZJ7. Har vs. Capital Traction Company
AtrouCs Wo1aingtcu. Wcf d Fr1lcy-Perry a
Son and Duulop.
No. gl1l Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
vs. Ouo-ato. Attcrncgs. Hamiit1n-Dovnlns q
BcrT-.
No ZZ3 Parsons vs. District = Columbia At
formers TLom-s & RlIcut-Tl Thomas
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supreme Court Of the United states.

Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice McKcnna. Mr.
Justice Holmes Dir. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice
Lurton-
g. N. Valentine. q Benton Harbor. Mica: c. o.
Strictly. Of Davis W. Va; Herbert C. Lakin. o.
New York CITY: Joseph =. Messerschnidt Of Madi-
so3. Wis. and Isador Bernard Dockweiler. Of Los
Angeles. Cal. were admitted 20 practice
No. lE Rosa Wallaeh 20 al. plaintiffs IN error
vs.. Cuno r. Rudolph e. al, Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia; and
No. u. Columbia Heights Realty Company. plain
tin In error. Cuno II. Rudolph q a.. Con-
miss0Eers Of the District Of Columbia: argument
continued by AIr. Arthur 4. Brney for the plaintiff
IN error in No. Isl. by MT. james Francis Smith
for the defendants in errCr, and concluded b. Mr.
Leo simmons fer the plaintiff IN error I'm No. l5-.
No. 49, Kidd. Dater and Price Company plain
til In error, vs.. Mussclman Grocer Company. argu-
ment commenced by Alr G.. n. Valentine for the
plaintiff In error. ard continued by Mr. Bcun ~
Corwin for the defendant IN error.
Adjourned until to-day at y o'clock
The day call fo Thursday. April Is. viii be as
follows: Nos 49, 80. Isl. l5. Isl, l55. IA, is Ue
and l6C.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

No. 1861 United States rs. Charles Fowler. dis
charge from Jail On Arril l8. 1919.
No o69co U-itcd States vs.. George r. Dutrow.
forgery: sentenced % penit,ntary fer year and
one day.
No. 2sS7s United Sta:e7 Edward 2. Jenkins.
false TTutcnscs; Plea not guilty.
No. l6Ju. United States a. Edward barbour and
Janus Chapman, hCcscbraking, saIrc-
No. aG55i. United states ". Lizzie Cressou. re-
ceiviuc stll,n prop rty: nolle pros m.rr-l
10. 2J76[ United States S. William Oetzel, en-
bczzlcmCnt; same.
No. ass United States vs.. Oliver L Fisher,
same; sane.
No 965s7 United States vs. W. L. Moore.
forgery; 5smc.
40. 267Jo UIStsd STAGES Us William A. Yates.
false Iretenses: sane
Nc 357A United States vs.. James jackson.
housekeeping s1roe
No 1910 United States rs Pappolardo CSrmeilo,
violation section l65 act u March l. 1922;
No 1901 United States vs. same violation sec
don l6- act o. MARI 4. 1909; same
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Published Gully as information. not guaranteed.
u.i5 q. m. week ClYs-PuQmaU PcrlCr Car with
o-t change Washington % Newport News and
Old Point Comfort, va ". s. r.. +. & p
Richmond and a. 4 o. Ry.
200 p n. daily-For Virginia. Yves. virginia apS
Kcrtucky points Pullman siecpers- Parl-r car
10 Virginia Hot Springs weekdays
$50 o. n. dsiIy-CINCFNNATI-ST LOUIs-CHI.
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train 20 St Louis. with
Pullman sleeper % Chicago. Stops only al inapor-
taut stations. PuIlmzL's finest equipment
UL9 T. 70. daiiy-F. i. Y. LIMITED. for Cincin-
rati Louisville. re West. Southwest and North
west. Pullman sleeTers- Thr0Vgh Pullman 10 Viz
giuia Hot Sr-lrss-
C. & O. Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio oHiccs az SIS PennsyivsuIa
avenue. 1889 street and New Union Station. Tele-
phone Main 1865 and 206 Tor tickets baggage checks
reservations. and ta1icabs.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY-

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL 10 1910
Leave Washington. New Union Station
90 a. u.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and We-r-
tom.
1919 r. m--Doily- Roanoke. Bristol Winston Sa-
lem Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville New Or
leans Through SLEEPER. Dining Cas-
40 a. m--Fa- Bristol Knoxville Chatrarcora
Nashville and Memphis. Waxhiugtoa-M-rup his sleep
C- CpCn 10 T.. m
For N1rfolk-Leave Washington. - n n. d-ilv.
1901 noon daily Arrive Norfolk I'D a. n SO
J..
415 p. m.-Dailv-BcTyrillc Luray. shsn,nd9ah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive go a. H.. 1850
? m. and 1915 O.. m.
All information F1urcalth stree. and New YORK
-
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR 90
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK.
.-oam. Direr. Pullman Parior
esIOa %. Diner. Observation and Pullman Parior
tuOam. Diner and Pullman Parlor Gar.
q 10 .. IN. Dller and Pullman Parlor Car
900 D. M ROYAL Limited" All Pullman 5hour
HaO . m. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
800 D. m. Diner and Pullman PsTOr.
- 900 u. "a Coaches 10 New YORK
slgI5 night, Sleepers 20 New YORK
'3s2 .. m. slsegers % Philadelphia and New YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. u ~. -5M. TllDO A. a.. n ~
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
tWcek days, ~ q. N 10 ll00 p. ri
90 ~ nd NJ pa 50 NJ .is15 neon Con- rIaSS %
SIS r210. 3 90, $50 $50 tiDG. til5 $50 Ss
$50 1G0l. 90 80 $40. 1874. -lODU. 10 -.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO IL '55g 2. m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
'sA a. a M. M "a = % 90 p n u :. = aEst -
night. l,Ieegtr ready 10 D. M
CLEvELAND. $40 p. N
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. $50 a. m. : 20 D m
WINCHESTER. $40 a N tfoj' t5oo p. N
FREDERICK. is;1. 1910. s9ls q. n. s. %. ii:N.
'HAGEKsTQwN, 1910 a. m. 500 p. H.
.ANNAr0Lls. :. ~. 500. Il205 noon. i3=o. $50.
"'DsiS iLSeePt Sunday. gsunday only.
TELEPHONES ar all the following Ticket O-,nrS.
ln7 g 4. NV. Main l-9l: els PennsyTaniS av.
fs,g. Information bureau Main 80
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MARKETS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Of Columbia Washington. March S.
9iO-N0tice is hereby given that in accordance with
the provisions Cf Public Act No. At. approved Feb
ruary l9 1910 entitled An act 10 authorize certain
changes in the permlucnt system % highways plan,
District If Columbia the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia VIII give a public hearing in
the Beard Room Of said Commissioners on April l6.
1910 At Il O'Clock a. m. 10 all parties interested
or owning land within and surrounding the territory
lying west Of Rock Creek. north Of Massachusetts
avenue and Observatory Circle. east Of Thirty-sxth
street west. south of Cathedral avenue southwest Of
Cleveland avenue south Il Calvert street. ard south
west Of Connecticut avenue. plan Of the proposed
change within the above limits wiz be displayed
and the Commissioners viii consider any suggestions
or protests concerning the proposed change and
location Of any highway Or portions Of highways as
DOLFH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V.
IUDSON. Commissioners, District Of ColumbAs-
nh5l-dllt
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Circuit Court No. 1.
ITsTICE WRIGHT.


No 5,5E. M-Emmie @ al. rs Horton. r.. o;
a. verdict Tor plaintiffs S5.5&-2. and sFccial in
teTCEa-CrisS Att1ueys ". Z. Ambrose Charles
Poe.
" Gzaa Dixon "a G1at Falls and Old Do
miuicn Railway Company. demurrer q plaintiff 70
second plea Of the defendant Attorneys. /. J.
Mather and J. I. McNiahCn-W. J. Lambert.
No 5l7C Newman vs.. Newman e. al: verdict
for plaintiff for $50. Attorneys John Ridout and
G. G. GCrtnsn-FUlntain PevtCr-
No 5353 Heezr vs.. Sullivan q a.; demurrer
sustained. Attorneys G.. Poe and W. L. Furb-r-
shawl. II. Thomas
Assignments for to-day:
No 4s. Hemans VS. Potomac Electric Power
Company. Attoneys. Collins & Peytrn-Da-lington
No. ~. Mckenzie Grouse. Attorneys. Mathe-
Davis
No i9oal. srrow ". SHAPES. Attorneys. Jack
son. Nicol & Johnson-Syme & Woodland.
No. 43 Brown W Washington Railway and Elec-
tho Company. Attorneys. Owen-D1uglas & Hoover.
No. IA. Weiss X Entwis,le vs.. Same. Attorneys.
nme
No 4N. Wright " Anaocs,ia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Giss-Douslas &
No. Ss Hill ". Gco-Evtovn and Tennsuytovu
Railway Company. Attorneys. Lambert & Yest-
man-Dariing-ou.
No. 80. Kahl vs. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys. PratzfsdCr-PeITy & son and Dunlop.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 1929. Ball admlnlstratrlX. vs. United States
ExIress Company; sealed verdict ordered. Atto--
neys. Baker Shcehy & Hogan-Birney & Woodland
No 5c7ga Brown IS. PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company; Judgment on v,r.
dict. Attorneys C. l. Baker. F. r. Sherre.l. and
c. c. NIillc~-NIcKiEncy & F1annery.
Assignment fer to-day-MotionS:
No J. Duncan TCunsitc Company IS Ballinrer
Attorneys. Happier s 9icriilat-IaWler. Clements &
Wright.
No , Watkins rs Palmer. Attorneys. Richard
son-WIson.
No Frey vk Capital Traction Company. Atta-
rryy Car1lsi & Glassie-Perrv \ Son & Dunlop.
Nc. T. Hayes Us. Melville Attorneys. Jedoris-
Ridout.
No 5. Downing Washington. Alexandria AMI
Mount Ncm0" Railv1y Company. Attorneys Burke
& Harov-Mackau & Barbour.
No. G. Lang vs. Rcyal Glue Company. Attor
ncys. EalStcn & Siiio1s-GGrdiucr.
NJ. T. Ba-nett United States Grand Lodge
J. O. 5. b. Attorneys. NewUycr-Darr. Peyser q
Taylor.
| No. g. Brown vs.. Gold-n & Co. Attorneys Berr,
Downing sud Jcfori5-Dar,inCton & johnson
/ No. g. Brent VS., Great Falls and Old DCEinioI
/ Railway Company. Attorneys Classic & Clinkscale
T lambert.
/ No. T. United States to use Of Kcpplor vs.
/ Lown et al Attorneys. Douglas & Bakcr-Maddo'
& Gatey.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.Followiug schedule figures published oulv
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Ashsyille, a. m. and l0.i5 p. H. For ChattEnoogn
and Memphis $50 a. 10 daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattancoga. Biunirs-
ham New Orleans. 1910 p. n.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattan0oSa. Nashville
Memphis 10 a. m. daily lSlecpias car open a..
ter g 2. M
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia Charleston.
Augusta, Aiken Savannah, jacksonville, and FlordI
points as p n. daily.
L s. BROWN General Aren't
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A hasty Judgment.

From Human Life.
Old LADY, want you 10 take back that
parrot YOU sold me. 7 find that It sweArs
very badly.
Bird DeaIer-Wen. madam, It's a very
young bird. Itu learn to swear bsttsF
when it's n bit Older.
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PRICE, $500.
FOR SALE-AT LINDEN, MD.
A beautiful eight-rOom cottage; nicely
arranged cellar under entire house.
well of good water at back door: furnace
heat. This place contains five-eighths OF
an acre Of ground. with an abundance or
fruit and rare shade trees You must
see this place 10 appreciate its worth.
There is also a large stable and necessary
outbuildings. a cash payment OF 800
with balance arranged 20 suit
PRICE. $500
FOR SALE-AT WOODSIDE. MD.
A grand eight-room cottage with bath
and all conveniences OF the city. About
Ia acres OF ground, with fine lawn and
abundance Of shade trees. This place
contains all necessary Cutbuildings. and
is an ideal location for some one who
wants TO be on the car line or steam
road, as il is close 90 both. The COM
mutation on the electric road is only $3.50
per month.
BOWLES, RYAN * CO.,
l0C nth and II sts. NV.
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Equity Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ZZ2 Brts vs. jackson. mlc 20 show Cause.
Aucruey ! T. PaGge,t
No DIS. American Security and Trust Com
pauy vs. MacVeaEh. leave % Withdraw answers. a.
Att0-ueys. Ralst1n. SiIdons & EicLaTdsor-D. vs.
Baker
No 2sIH sailors VS.. SaIers; argued and sub
mittcd. AttCr-gys. T. y. Gordon and q. A.
Maddox. u. Blackstone
No 2-s6 Council vs. C-nucil. ssle raufei. &c
Attrneys. J. A. Toomey-C-ldreu & Fen-ins and
". F. Ambrose.
No 277s2 Bel 70. Young, audIto-'s report rat
fed and appearances q certain d-faudauts ordered
Atfo-neys B. + Leighton-H. T. Winfield.
No. Esof Williams vs. Dauis1u; submitted
Attorneys. +. S'r-s1u-G. +. Sullivan.
No 1-6a Vaughn vs. Vaughn. same. Atorreys
W. s. DuraII-McNau & Mcneil
No @Tp Fox VS. Fox; divorce ordered. At
trrleys. NJ y. Rlrhlrds,u and G. s sh--ve-D-
Rcths-bId
y. 2si-- Bealmer "a Nichols, arsued and sub
mi,ted Attorneys MILAN & Snl,h-Wils1a *
Barksdale.
Assignment f1r to-day
No. n. Yates vs.. Yates. Attorneys, Ambrose &
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & son. AuctioueerN

CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE LOT IMPROVED
BY SMALL FRAME DWELLING NO. 10
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST. MAR
PENNSYLV ANA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of a decree passed in the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia in tho Of Emma G.
Cookscy vs. Harry X. COOEscy ct al. Equity No.
&9i2. we viii sell AT public auction. in front OF
the prcmiyes. on THURSDAY. the lith day Of
April. 1910. at O'Clock D. m, the following
described land and premises. situate in the city
Of Washington. in said District. and known as and
being the north onehah Of lot numbered = IN square
numbered $50, With the improvements thereon
Terms O; sale: One-third Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid in cash and the balance IN two
equal iEstaliments. payable IN one and two years
from the day Of ale aud 20 be represented by the
prOnissory notes Of the purchaser bearing interest al
the rate Of per ceu-m per anndm. payable selll-
annually. ard secured By deed Of trust ON the
property sold or all cash. az the option q lhe
purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit required
upon the Acceptance Of bid. All couyeyancug,
notary fees. and recording at purchaser cost
Terms 70 be complied with within fifteen days OF
trustees may advertise and sell at the purchaser
risk and cost after five days previous advertise
ment Of such resale published In some newspaper
Of Washington. ID. G.
IRWIN b. LINTON.
1905 r street NV.
WILLIAM W. POULrNEH,
Room SO. Evans Building
Trustees
RICHARD P. EVANS. Attorney.
1925 y. Y. ave. Hp27H
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHIRT WAISTS EMBROIDERED. REA-
sonable: also initials on napkins. table
and bed linen. 1916 18th ST. NV. l0i
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Not His idea.

From the MegTendorfcr Blaetter.
Wife, say do YOU know the glrl N mo
fat above us won a piano at the Charity
Bazaar lottery yesterday?
Husband-A piano? Great Scott! Ana
that's what they call a charity oazaarI
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No 51s42 T. Edward Clark 7s. Fz-E Co-s-an-
timer. Judgment Municipal Court. EH-- A--5--cgs
Ale Wolf and g. W. OH--- r.
No 5El3- Edwin T. Davis lfmi-ist-atoT
Chauu-Sacks NaUlla--u-i-r Company q al: dam
arrs. s.5e1 Artouev. ~. j.. P.-Eley.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MAN 10 DO REPAIR WORK on HAIR
ness. p. ID. K S. Co, G21 L st. NV. lO4
WANTED - ENERGETIC BOYS OR
young men, can earn good wages deliv-
ering kilograms. Apply MESSENGER
Western Union Office,
l4Ol + st. OclS-th-u
WANTED A THOROUGHLY RELI-
able, energetic man 20 sell high-class
s per cent interest paying bonds: any
one deyoting himself~to the work can
make a steady income Of from S25 TO $50
week Address COMMISSION BASIS.
Herald Office. IOl