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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEATE UNION STATION.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERM.SAdS W .S dSp I LIBERTY 81. AMI
ss M RgsF Eq!a:p spees r'i'G. s;asa, fss r.
:sMa. m. Royal specaaL
Iac I 2. m. Diner and Pullman Par!or Car.
S0 = N. "Rosai Lfmitsd." All Puilmsn. ssu,.
Buffet Smoker. P1ior. and Ohse1v1tion CafI
40 p m. Coaches to Philadelphia.
.S.@S 2: Coaches % Nv Yerk. ~
12Is nieht. sleepers to New Yof.
S.sATLANric = CITY. noo. 9ao. Hi1o 4 N. ia
EVERY II noHk oEHAkl5sSGRE GN Tak HOUR
TT ~ss $50 dags 80 = 9m s. !? TS F. S% S% p ~ - ,n
:;; s% !s;s, "a, %S Tsa. sm! sss :i's: rs: -
ssNeINstria as r. + T ToGis .SS rs E Eo%11svrLL., q
p Hr4ssunsGi nj 70 $50 r.; MA: n :!sh: 5p
SLExEIASD $40 :. n n.
s4HBEkESN6. s%4Shhssf : so J: T; p N =. e o.. 8 cr D.
TEE6EksEKR STEk;GKKR ,!;s s;s !; !, =: : ss y, ~,
DsIs fHzr.nt euodsy. tsu~day ssiy.
oc.s!i c.fTGcrs ,Ts e N r. ;ss1cSs%s g Ha:s
.ye:. M.in q: Ur;r1 sstier reset o@cse -
I'D: Information Bmeau. Main IN
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FollowinR schfdHe figures pun1shad suly
iuf0matioa snd ase nCe opsFaatsed
For Atlanta. Birminshm. Noble. Nsv OFs0ss
Asbevius. q N. sBd W.S p u. F0 Chatlunsan
spd MemphiA 80 q n. daily. DimlG 0n
For Roanoke. Knsxv1le ChattmouR B1Uau.
ham. Eew Orleans. W1o .. n DINING om
For Reanpas. Knmvi1e. Asstsnma. NalAvme
Memphis. $40 q n. AEily. @asping 0f op@ s1s
y D NJ Dining 0n
Birmingham. as p N. dsi1y. DininR enA
For Charlotte. Columbia. Charleston. Ana.
Augusta. SavannsA. Jacksonville. and vIuSdA
points. 90 p m daily. DIVING cara
Z. 3. BROWN. 0snes1i A00l
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Interest-An property rishts franchises &C.; Wash
inefon. Arlington and FSlls Church Railway
Company. Inc. and the Washington. .Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway Company. Inc. tc
the Warrington Virginia Railway Company
Inc 81.
Trinid,d-Lot. 70 to n b,oc4 ): part q lot 81
hoc1 ;: william M v. Mahons es>d1: 10 Besth'
Columbia Hcights-Lnt =, hock 81; Wnlisn v.
Aahoosy ct r1 to Bertha II Dssia -
villa Part-square z2s2. lot n: Oa.a 4. M.rder
ct vr to D. o. Prayer. $sAn
I5fs 8 street northvest-square "a. pa.t of original
lot Ruth B. Parker to Mary c. Mattinsiy. 80
Eleventh street northeast. between A and &reets-
Square So. lots "A and Is: Ssmnsl W. Pickfad
1skma Put-Lt Z >eaok 9: JaAn b. Bah9 et
M. to tn Ouhunbia Bsick md Coal Company,
B a1set souths.., between rv.anh and rntteeuth
stseets- -Sqnae lgA. lot g; Flmzncs D. Nc.
Anli6s et ux. b Timothy DuRn q u.. 40
- RoU-snd-a-hah street south~est-Squars S.
lot =: Joseph A. Bu1aart ssec'tnr. to Patrick
Nv Hampshire avenue. near otis street northwest
Square AG. lot a: Alexander Millar ct w. to
John C. Kessel, <l0
N street southeaA bet~ssn BALI and First Azests
Square 70. original lot3 Il and u; William
A Richards and Charles 8. Richards. trustees,
= to George ". Aamh. N.06AA
B sxeet and R10rids aSenue nofthWest-SQuxe
g. lot z: Cnads \. sDot e NJ. to Gsus'
oussc4ie.t Aveuus Ts.raee-sq.are IN. lot 5: z.
Yrdssiek Hatcher st u. toi Lydia c. Ansoa.
vlIa Park-squars xn lots H a,d 4; Osn A.
Mar1en Ct yir 10 Deios b. smith. Hsk
No D6 F9nteenth street noFthwsst-Squne -
lot o; Arthur J. Richards & ". to HaW a
PlagR, so.
No. ls4 Fourtseuth street northwest-Squan N,
lot 81: 3 street southeast. between Thhtsenth
and Fourteenth streetA square 100 part of lot
3: Eleventh. and 3 street northwest. square
n. undivided ooe-hsk interest in lot .. and
I'll other ral estate; Geo1ge Z. Haniltoa q
gx - Lincoln A. Smith, q.
thirteenth strss4 ncEthsaa, between y and y
areets-Squar ~. Vt .; James L. Kaniek
& M. to LAh CoEbtn. ~
11flnsnfh and areets nogthsast-0quasO ~ IT
q: jacob =. Bair to Mary 4. BAR. "A
~ 0skEh avcuns nmtAWut-Aeunt Pleanmk
A., Roth TO RaAaele DeatuSo = m.. n
II. 4: naAAsas Ds,fafo Z n 70 JosbA 4.
~ GsossA ayshas pasAvsstaGpune Rsannk. pnzs
= 1t u; Nas5 q IAana1 = nA1Asls DlltA
- "a n ysnu sE.sss sszthS.sa-asnss N IN
- and -: Rea Rsealsun = VI - JasUA
- aixtA afest nosAsut-ssns g, ~ n:
nnaeaae A. cogns = wmn q 1amdm.
- ~ asss& posthwsse-squms - nj q II
s & {: WWinn q AnAuu4 4, Uavuuu6 - =.
e6utsEA g Il b Rs11gt VID1nA ~ -
Hazu1A AIu1f1na. Qm =
uaaH1n NILE = hnA =; WUann q -.
- 0x. = undlein 4. Ce1R - s
- = = e q.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. O.
January l. 1slL-Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until O'Clock p. m. JANUARY H
1911 for the Construction Of an engiDehouse at
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty-dghth place south
east, Washington, ID. G. Form Of proposal, spccif-
cations. and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from the Chief CLERK, Engineer Department,
Room "a, District Building. CUNO H. RUDOLPH
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v. JUDSON,
Commissioners, d. C. iAk679U
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AUCTION SALES.
rHos. ]. OWEN 4 SON. AuaioDen

By virtue Of certain deed Of Trust duly re
corded In liber HS. at folio 1s. ono q the
land H<rris for -ehe District of Columbia, and At
the roquest of the party secured thereby, We win
seH 1t public auction, within the odice of Thonas
J. Oven Son. 1851 street northwest, on FRI
DAY, the 18th day 0 January. 1911, At 80 O'Clock
p m, lot numbaed Il IN william L. Bfamhan's
Subdivision of original lots l and in aquare n6a.
as ssid Subdivision Is recorded in The otce d the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia IN Book w.
B. NJ, uge II. with the improvements thereon.
Tems-Cash; 500 deposit required at time Of ale.
Sale to be closed in fifteen days deposit forfeited
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,
RICHARD q. RAWLINGS.
ia47NlS TrugfecR
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n!n EEED.

fvsney-seven years successfua prac.
t1ee 81 61neases Of tie Brain an01torv.
80 System. Skin. Blood. Heart, Stem.
ach. t3Vef. Kidneyx ElAdd6f, Noss.
,e 81 ~ 49,. drncsi snsst6r s',s6 ~ He.sSo- ,o
~ ~ oe dina. Blood D1DeoDoo and
Dt1or0erS q tAe Urinaxy or1na0
lse1pe1y reaioved and perman6ntly
Jnoo conou1ta11n0
- -; = . 8 = -
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NORFOLK Q WESTERUs1WY.
eCHEDOE IN EUBCT g

eCHKDULE IN H1yBCT 0f2S 8 -
Leave Waahiugtpa, Ns8 UuB0 0n11
- Z. a.-Daas-An Jdsn = 49, - -
=: - - E 80 e.. - @ ss:sssa. - q
- HnA UseDm. D1nng O.
A9sA As~y6 Ail, Eeu0A Chae1ens
un11sulo. - uah12 WunGoD. 0mQ1D
n 49, RnAMea - -
esstss u961ks No Z As ~ - 80 49,
uuc6k - - = esq1 eeY Hdos
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CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO LINES,

Puhiahed only % fnfo1mati0. not guaranteed.
10 p u. dafly-FW Virginia. Wet vhsinia. -
Kentucky puintA PsllDan aeepen 10 Cincinnati.
and Louisville. DininR ear fsum 0csdonsyille. :.
80 a daily-C1NONNA1I. q. LOUD-C1l.
CAGO SPECIAL Ssljd t1ah b D. L0uis. vsl1
Pullman deepen 10 ChicaGn 0toD ouly q 6R
tsst ststiouA Pdllmap's hDek sauipnsnt - q .
o. dinieg cR, sesySes . b esste.
West. 6mtAuae snd Northwest FOpns asun
to viuinis H1k 6ush0I Chclnsad. - I1uR1a
ClDciunati sleepef open em occupancy = p =
y & Y; @S9s ns g: e - Il. n ~
uhjpn ststioa. fh0a Nais - n - n
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MOVING, PACKING, & STORING

GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly fireproof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. AS-2o 10th St NV. Phone
Main f2z9. T-n
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c..
moved with care; packing and shipping
Q specially. KRIEG'S EXPRESS. In
n st NV. Phone Main 316. &-0
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3AsIao1x REAL urAR

1lANczzEn cpvH 1eAas 1eQp-
:! ]! ! / 8
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Equity Court He. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD

JUSTICE GOULD
No 3g1a. In 10 Standard Folqing OAmp Seaf
Nanufactnfing COMPANY; decfee chaNging name. At
toency. +. G.. Geiser.
No. 9esl In 70 Washington Coopaative Drug
Company; b. g. Kimban and John A. Nelson ap-
pointed recsiv1s; bond. $1,000; order d publication.
Attorney, H. G. Kimball
No 8e0. Washington Brewery Company Va Cook
rule retmnable January =. l9lI Attorneys. Birney
No 3ssa !OTooss Va LamsOn; same. Attorney.
w. J. Lambert
Assignment for to-day.
No. Sc Cummisky ". Weser. Attorneys. CoIbert-
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 5lSA Kimball Quebec Steamship Com
pany; verdict for defendant Attorneys. II. G.
kimhan and H. 4 DayisI. ii. Hayden
No. 1901. Jones VI. Anacostia and Potomac Rail-
road Company; death Of plaintiff Suggested Attor-
neys: w. Z Ambrose. Kapplef 4 MerillatI. J.
Darlington.
Assignments for to-day:
No. Ill Wright VS.. Washinston Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Bradley-Dariington
No. E. Rafferty, vs.. Fisher ct al Attorneys, Cal
No. r. Mackenzie ct al Va Grouse Attorneu
No. H. Pritchard " Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company ct q. Attorneys. O'DonOghne- Ham
ilton.
No q Cohen Va United States Ezprus cpu-
pany. Attorneys. Brosnan Tobriner-Birney.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 50f2. Duke Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; appeal in open court and bond
H. Yeatman-Hamilton. Colbert Yekes 4 Hamil-
ton.
No. sas1. Webster vS Rupert; verdict for pa.in-
TIN for SO. Attorneys. A l. sinciair+Ieoo To-
No. aDoa Wright W Washington Ra1v.y md
Electric Company; On trial Attorneys. A. 1. New
myer-sG. P. Hoover and W. c. Sullivan.
No. 5e5. Pollard N. Opital Traction Cnmp.ny
certified to Circuit Court No. for hisl. Attur-
ne5s. sleman 4 Lesch-R. R. PeD & Son and G.
r. Dunlop.
No. gss. Mnr ~ Same: sna Atsuzn.y..
No. 5C1. Hart "a. Same: set for beasirs On
January 30. Attorneys. Alexander Wolf and A. 8.
Worthington-R. X. Perry 4 Son and g. T.
Dunlop.
No sls,s. saltzsen Va Shea. eerutpr: verdict
for plaintiff for $aR Attorneys Baka Sheehy &
Hoean-J. 8. Easily Smith.
No. a1e Hurdle. .dministntr. " Doualdson
sheehy 4 sheehy. c. ". G.s.tt. and R. G. Don
aldson.
No. zm United States * rel Morton Va Sec
retary Of the Interior; rule returnabls February l.
No. 10. Russell ". Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Wilson & BsriDdale-Brown, Esnat 4
Douglas.
No. lss Taylor ~ Weber. Attorney.. Me,samara
4 Huidekoper-robsina.
No. IL Richards Va Washington Rzifvsy md
Electric Company. Attosnes. Prentis- s-Dartmeton.
No. 100. Repetf ~ Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys, Georye =. Williams
Perry Son and G. I. Dunlop.
No. 2a Lane. &c. vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Amtross Hnya-
Darlington.
No. i5o. Mcillaf, administrator. " Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company. Attorneys. Kspp2er
Merillat- McKenney & F1arney.
No. ~ Dennisc1 Va Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys. Bowen Handy-Ham-
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WAxz ALt1R.

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MEDICAL.

DIR. SHADE. Specialist, 72S 18th -,
Washington's Oldest Specialist
- years practice reating nervous and
chronic diseases; also stomach, lungs,
asthma, catarrh, appendicitis. liver,
heart. kidneys bladder. structure, dfs.
weakness; bioo. and skin diseases. Spe-
cial and private ailments of both sexes
cured quickly. Consultation free. Houn1
p. chandlfr Building. Elevator and
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naslxs . pss1nen

II In16s s6ollsG1ats AthD1e1e Aeooe1n43om
GnypS1ha now rp1oo nGDo tcQ1o 1oot14H
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Equity Court Ne. 4.

0IAfEO6O.
In ~ Qmav) Emil h: Erecte: aecount approved
,.l n r = o..sssy .. Edward B. fosl'nd 'e''onf 70
In N Cunacyl Elisabeth n. Sawyer; ena1ms
tioa of relsase a certain property.
No 3l1k FRe ~ 0rf; title vested b adSsnl
po0eDt@ Ata1nsy. Z B. Th0msa
Ma In Porter u. GsDesl Asss1hH. ffoV
tRian ChnEen: substitxls 6uafss oFdeFsd Altar
~. H. AHGeh.
No NJ HaidsaheineF " CafAe: dsao pss
eesf.n Asannss Dam. Pvsss fssi~ and
, Ns q: M.ssA "a P..s-: - Assa..s'
Ma M U.ited ssAts frus Csapny -
Natisnal oasinQ snd ffuA CDpnny: daDunul
01enp At10e.1A Ralstua. SiddoO = RtdA-
CxnD%. ]. DWihGfna.
M - Ravfisp - Hosasd: lsaSs 0lnHsd
= f. pstit,ua. AtAsEsss. \. D. nmasu-L
No. IN G,eu... ~ cAinkis: ae,s vusssd Il
Dlainti1. Attnug. ]. ". Glsnasa.
Ma -. WsleA ~ Pasn0; auD1eanee a ah
sat dss.an.ts esdarE AtsH.sss :. r. Mar
NA 1s2 caasa ~ .Nosssa: q hsassae AZ,
tunayA y n Puv 8 sea sna 1n1ans 0aou-
a q vGs16u6o - 4. \ HssAAhG
AmoDme - touDnpW:
IA 9 ~ ~ A. Atas.ls. Aslnna -
n q n1Iysa ~ 1ssey. AtlausA Ra,a.
~ m1n06 q nts1ee =
NJ ~ = - - ~ A11nn uUa,ela-
lr ~ sDep1 At1slss. -
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 13a United States u. Richard Jones' -
sault DANGEROUS weapon; verdict guilty.
No. 392 United States Va Walter Dolby. A.
Ault to rape: motion for new trial.
No. 22 United States ". Charles E Lasby,
horsebreaking and larceny: verdict guilty.
No NNs. United States Walter Sesco. n
sault dangerous weapon; verdict guilty.
No 1s7o. United States vs.. Lewis jefferson. vis
lation section 4zS. R. 8. q. s.: bench warrant
awarded
No. I3R. United States N Charles Raj, pznd
larceny; recognzance in $780, with John B. Nichols
surety, taken.
Criminal Court No. 4
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Na 21T. Rhodes vs.. CoeAreii: continued At
toneys. NJ. W. Hendry-G. H. Macdonald
No. SfA Hebbard vs.. Aver; non suit. Attor-
neys, J. d. Williams-T. L. Jedords
No. 51D. Robinsou- e1 c1rtcr, ~ Bond: verdict
for defendant. Attosneys Hughes GrayJ. Nc
Dowell Canington. and ,dmund Canineton.
No. 52l59. r. g. Dun & Co vs.. Wooden: VT
No S06a Pennsylvania Rubber Company VI.
Shore; judgment on verdict. Attorneys, Banden-
burg BrandenburH-R. N. ThomaA
Assignments for to-day:
No. IS Coleman vs.. Metropolitan Lne Insurance
Company. Attorneys. Gardner-Mhos.
No. q. Brand vs. Fisher & Co AtanEnaus.
Rhodes & Hendry-Hamilton & Colbert.
No. 3 Schneider Ramey. Attorneys, Am
bFuse-MaekaIl. Gittinss & Chamberlain
No. 81. Smith u. Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Attorneys Smith-ClinkscaleA
No e. johnson w. AmstTone. Attorneys. Col
Inns 4 Heafh-Collins.
No s. Washington ~ svaza q al Attorneys.
CoTiu1- -Stoarman.
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DIR. FISK ELGnN. EXPERT In TREAT.
ment Of special diseases. chronic and
acute. Both sexes. Consultations conf
Dental. Medicine furnished. Prices mod
crate. Corner 14th and Pa. ave. nv.
Phone n. 7sE Once hours. Ste / 70 q
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate of Marion Cnnley; letters q administatin
granted to James +. Coaley; bond 500. Attorneys.
Hufty 6 Hufty.
Estate Of Selma Best1: letters testamentay
granted to National Savings and Trust Cnmpsng.
Attorney, Flank Stetson-
Estate of Ellen C. Devine: letters of admnist.-
ton granted to N. Blanche Hurley and Annie s.
Hurley; bond, $1,000 Attorney. W. A. Coombs
te1s testamentarys Attorney. c. W. Manpin.
In re Helen lockwood order to mako purchases.
Attorney. G. B. Csaizhill
In re John N. WeDef; Philip b. Weh1 Appointed
Estate of Adeline W. Haabuuck: yin d.ted No
vember %. 1aS. and petition for letters testsmntEJ
hlsa; e. ataS1.,: T. e: d s.;s s,.e.Gns ton ,
1870 fled
In re Nina ?. g Nac.a'l; order for a''o".no. At
'os2s,; Fss,;s G: - W. a,1h5., Arth; u,. n.,,.Al
tamentazy filed Attorney. Z F. Collsday.
In Marie Sutli9: petition for letters tes9zmen-
tay. Attorneys Hamilton. Colbert, Yates Z Han
iftnn.
Equity Suits.
No. zs0. Ds.M D. Porter & a. - rMsese.
GenGa} Assembly Presbyterian Church q a.: sub
stituty ytnstee. Attorney. H. 8. Welch.
Na 1sa IN Ie w:sainssoa oo-ops1ti.s Drug
No 2o2 Theodore Williams W. William Z In
huse treceivef,. Nathan SicAeh. and Anliek Pxmer.
marshal to set aside sale and for injunctan AftnR
No aes. Warrington B.vvine cump.v q Il "
Michsei J. Cook; Injunction AtsoRneys BaRnv 3
Woodard.
No ssA OH =. Hummer ~ J. J. wssm.
executor. ct al; oonstrue Win. Attorneys. Higint
McNein EvanA
No 1sk c.fherins r. oTooas - H.ny L.
son q a.: c.noa nots and for injunetanA Attos-
No sk Anea C. ca,k N Unknow. Hsin a..
John Rodsas Ct q: auiet title. Attorneys, Newton
M w HvAv Heir
&c. John Rogers et al: quiet titla Attosnsn
Newton & GiIlett.
No sse. In 70 Assignment of Arthur b Bise1:
az bond. Attorneys Alex. Wod and W. G. Eng
No. ns0l John Duhey va John Il. Ridven 4 a.;
sane. Attorney. J. A 0rshea
LAWsufts.
Love: e.zttoah- Ddendant's sttnrnssa Carter =
BFooka
No. sE,sG Mary II. lockwood N Gup A.
Comley; aDe Delsndanas sttoney. I. h. Pat
No. aaA sans N Sane: .me. Desendans's =
Ne ~ United s..t. a nj william P. Nor
Ma z0. Ths Onehmah Ohm CNmpaW -
n.a4 asAvaksR; aouunt EAA AtsOrnas. L
- :.
ueehan1efs Laea.
Ma Oa wman 4 wood u. Louis C. Fsrsa
and Duis H Fsssl: lots =. - - -. -
suuaD -. Q.0k Att@g. CAaies Pa
Donlnuptey Petit1on.
N n n y ArAw I. Bassn: hsuauutaz., ~.
tnunW. 4 p. Lssine
Let 0sAess VERY.
M. ~ Daltinos Anssican.
4 hsw thsory = that the ultimate D.
se11ol3oa o1 the human race wtll coma ~
WGns0 ffpaG1ne 70 doath. HoWovee. - =
= n5fkoa ~ earth las fne1 sno1GA cek
Dlo4 years - 1ls, t1ase - - j
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court Of Appeals.

PreSent: AL
Admissions-Geurse Mellirs. J. McAllistcr Steven
son. jr.. Walter d. Edmonds. and Harry l. Dun
car.
No. 2lsk Hutchinson Va Capital Traction Cum
pany. wit n ,:Tu9 to Supreme Court of the United
Stats ordered to iasue oc motion Of Mr.. L J
Msther. attorney for appellant. &c
Patent appeal No 6s. Brewer " WhitneJ; pao
ed Until March.
No. eG. B1eitDhaca ct al. ". Rosenberg; same.
Noa 66. q, O. LAdo2 " Dempst@; and
Mo. 6l. Psck ". Anderson: dismissed.
No. 60. Demusta W. Ladof; argument eum
mencd b NJ. W. d. Edmonds tr appellant in
Nos. e5& G. q. and for appellee in No %; cp0
tinued b Mr.. A. d. Salinger for Appellee in Nos
es. ~. end - Tor appellant; argument Continued
b. AAW. D. Edmnods for. appellant in No2 q
"a. s% %, and for appeiles IN No. "a
SHo. - Eruadve en- ". Long; On motion appei1ee
allowed TO de hief and appellant to hls hrief s q
adyissd: arstsd b Mr.. John II. Colt for appellant.
No - In - appiication Il Reginald A. Fesen-
din: snhE1ttted b appeIant: argued b. Mr.. ". 8.
Ricknan for Conamiaaio1ef Of PatentA
No q. SAYS 6om Company n Hall Rscken;
azgusd b Mr.. 7. ". johnson for appellant
Aaigrnent fos January y: Nos. 04. Os, q. q.
"a. e0. ~. -. o..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN investment Of few hundred dollars
will get equity J property to net
more than 10 per cent: circumstances
forces a sale; big chance for quick ac-
ton: good tenant. American Land Co.,
17 18th St NV. Phone M 7A5 II
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SPIRITUALISM.

HRS R. LCSBY, 93s NEW YORK AVE.
NV. Palmistry and card readings. Posi-
lively ladies' only. II a. m. to $50 p. m.
Closed Sundays Is
MEETINGS Sunday. Monday. muDday. 3 p N. !:
q message to each: daily readipes MRS. MALT.
HY - Il ST. NV. Phone N. 39ll
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. MOVING, PACKING. AND
shipping; free hauling to warehouse.
Call West 7S7 for rates. Estimates or By
the load. All goods stored in private rooms.
LTTTLEFIELD, ALVORD 4 Co.,
e90-tf 6N 18th St nv.
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Let osAess Wssry.

'J5un ~ Dal1inn0 kusg1can. :
i hsw theory = that the ultimate a.
se11el3on ol the human race wiu coma ~
0n6 ffpon1ne 10 death. HoWevee. - =
- u1Aon yenz1 q 49, tnko 49,
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FURHIsHED RooMs.

THE TENNESSEE sos ID ST. NV. I
from Union Station; nicely furnished
rooms: special rates by the month. The
accommodation of tranSients our spe-
ciaIty. Phone Main S0e6. 50
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sTICKIEST STIcKER EVER STUCK
Clues furniture. glass. china, books.
everything. ROYAL GLUE. l0c. 40c, soc.
Pints. 81. Druggists. &c. my16-r
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
your new loans Or replace old ones at
lowest rates of interest All transactions
conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers. VIM. H. SAUNDERS &
CO., 14C7 F st. NV. 5Stfs
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C.. REAL
estate-Lowest rates Of interest. Pay
ments on principal in amounts Of 800 or
more received at any interest period
THE F: H. SMITH CO.. Bond Building
l4GS ". Y. ave. N-d
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
Of interest: special privileges with respect
to prior payments: TYLER 4 RUTHER-
FORD. Inc 30 18th st. NV. 0-tfs
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GASOLINE ENGINES.

AERMOTOR GASOLINE Pumping En-
gine for suburban residences, dairies.
&C.: attached direct to pump: over 100
used here: catalogue; demonstrated; $50. 80
LOCKWOOD & CO., S24 9th St NV. 81
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

SALESWOMAN - MILLINERY SALES
woman wanted; only one of experience
in handling fine trade need apply. Ad-
dress BOX SO. Herald office. 34-tf
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
S100 monthly corresponding for newspa-
perS: no canvassing. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE. Iockport. N. Y.
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MALE G. FEMALE HELP WANTED

IF YOU WANT TO BETTER YOUR
CONDITION, attend DRAUGHON'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1877
New York ave- NV Catalogue free.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-11-03
REMOVE USELESS HORNS.
May Adorn Gov. but Often Lead to
Serious Damage.

Since Pietertje Maid ormsby made
the grea' record that won FIRST place In
the thirty day division and had her
picture 40 widely published many let
tiers have come 10 me In regard TO her.
says superintendent VI. II. Gardner Of
the HolsteIn Registry ut Delavan,
Wis. in letter 20 the American Guilt
vator Several breeders show curios'
ity M 10 her lack Of horns. one or two
commenting unfavorably. As an indi-
vidual proposition a neat pair OF short.
nicely curved waxy horns on n cows
head may I've something TO be admired
AS a general proposition the COW Of
today has no need Of such weapons.
and II she has them will surely use
them on her Mites in the herd and
cause more % Ices loss to the owner
Ages ago when the ancestors OF Pie
tertje Maid Ormsby run half wild In
the forests Of Europe II was necessary
for the COW 90 protect her calf from
the depredations OF wolves and other
beasts Of prey. aud the horns which
nature had provided for that purpose
were necessity. but such conditions
no longer exist. and our breeders may
well ask themselves as TO what useful
purpose can be served by horns on the
head OF COW.
PIetertJe Maid Ormsby never had
any horns because their growth was
prevented. When calf Of about three
weeks old. as soon as slight swellings
showed where the horns were 10 be. she
was laid on her side and the hair close
ly clipped from both swellings. Then
the swelllngs were molstenCd with wa
ter and carefully rubbed with stick
or caustic potash, and the work was
done with absolutely no pain to the
little animal.