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stopped to get some sketches Of those most
interesting beasts of the Sahara Desert.
Say, papa" he cried, you and mamma
and the girls go on to the bearhouse and
I'll follow in a few minutes. See that great
old camel over there1 1 want to get a
good look at him. Just notice those i'm
mense corns on his knees"
He'd better pay a visit to the chiropod-
ist," smiled Mabel, lifting her eyebrows.
mo use, in these days, of people or beasts
suffering from corns."
"oh, sis, please don't infict US with any
more of your witticisms today" begged
Artie, feigning a pain in his brow by plac-
ing his hand over 1t and looking distressed.
Papa and mamma both laughed at the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-11

DESIGN FOR PAPER HEART.
The outer band should be painted
bright yellow, the second one
green and the third bright blue.
The centre is left white.
and hall. Over the banquet-b board hangs
a large heart made of red roses (The
roses may be of paper, inexpensive, but
very artistic). Directly beneath this rose
heart the great white cake, also in the
form of a heart and pierced with a gilt
arrow, should hold the place of honor.
The cutting of this cake is awaited with
great anticipation, for each guest in turn
must cut for himself or herself a slice,
and each will do so with the hope of &C.
curing one Of the two hidden treasures
that are concealed within 1t. These treas
ures are a small gold ring, emblem of
true love and happy marriage, and a sill
yer dime, emblem of great riches. So
good luck to the two guests who so cut
the cake as to secure these much-coyetsd
articles.
After the repast st. Valentine holds on
high the loving cup as all rise to drink
the toast to the hostesses who have so
graciously given them Eye right good
cheer"
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sation grew animated, Leonie became i'm
patient, for she saw the boy with the
coveted popcorn turning away from the
prairie dog house. In another minute he
would be gone, and she might hunt in
vain for the place where he had bought
the dainty CONNECTION. SISTER" she said,
shaking MabePs arm, 'I'H go and ask
the boy where he got the goody. You
stay here and wait for me. won't be a
minute"
Mabel, glad to be so easily rid of the
task, gave her consent and told Leonie
to come to the aviary, just round the
bend in the path, where she would be
with Annie and Stell.
Little Leonie, clutching tightly her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-11

their kindred and worship God Amid
the miserable surroundings of a home in
the wilderness Nancy Hanks passed across
the dark river. Though of lowly birth,
the victim of poverty and hard usage,
she takes place in history as the mother
of a son who liberated a race of men,"
Early little Abe was taught to be
skilled hunter going with his father and
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boy companions through the great woods
in quest of bear, deer, turkey and other
game, which kept the family supplied
with wholesome and palatable meat. This,
with coarse cornmeal bread, constituted
the principal diet of the pioneers.
About a year after Thomas Lincoln's
wife died he made a trip to Kentucky,
bringing to his rude home a second wife
and a mother to his children. 1t would
seem that she was a woman Of some
property, since she brought "a wagon
load of furniture. bedding and kitchen
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she may destroy the figures without your
looking upon them; but that you will
wager to tell her age, also the month in
which she was born.
Tell her to put down in figures the
number of the month in which she was
born; multiply it by 2, then add 5 and
multiply the amount by so; then add her
own age, then subtract 365, then add lis;
then ask her to please give you the amout
she has left This she will unwittingly
do, and you will tell her that the last
two figures to the right represent her
age and the others the number of the
month in which she was born. For ex-
ample, If the amount is TO she Is 10 years
old and was born in July, the seventh
month.
If this formula Is carried out according
to directions there can be no mistake
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utensils, among which was a walnut bu-
reau worth about $780," into the cabin,
until now, so empty of furnishing. And
this new mother-who also brought three
little ones of her own, children by
former marriage-brought comfort and
refining influence into the wilderness
home of the Lincoln children. She In
sisted that her husband lay floor in the
house and hang a door over the gaping
entranee-way. In the place of cornhusk
sacks for beds there were warm, clean
feather beds and soft pillows The draw
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How to Tell a Persons Age
and Month of Birth.

Sometimes 1t is q standing joke that
certain girls will not tell their ages If
you would discover their little secret ap-
ply the following formula, allowing the
girl whose age you wish to discover to
do the figuring. Tell her that you do not
after she has done as you request her
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Va1ent tines.

such As Johnny Wants To Make.
''If could make a valentine
To 1T my teacher dear,
II would look a bit like
This old one you see here.
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coming across the footbridge and heard
Leonie's cry. Going to her, she put her
hand gently On the child's head and said:
Come, tell me all about who you are
and where you live. I will take you
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foreground foam about the rocks and on
the crest Of the waves perfectly white.
Lay thin tint of rich sepia over the
rocks.
When the picture is thoroughly dry
press with a warm iron and mount 1t on
q red mat for the walls of your den"
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Then tint the distant water pale gray
ish-blue, deepening the blue in the mid
die distance; but the white dashes must
be left to suggest whitecaps- The water
In the foreground should be blue-green,
deepening in the shadows. Leave the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-11

Cut out the above picture and paste
carefully on a piece of smooth cardboard
to fit When dry take water colors and
tint the sky lightly with cobalt blue,
leaving the clouds white. Wash your
color right over the pen-shading In the
The Washington herald., 1911-05-05
AND REALTY

Restricted offerings and a further ad-
vance in price for Washington Gas stock
characterized yesterdays trading on the
exchange. Gas opened at 81 II and rose
to 81 81 The. final transaction at this
figure was for 100 shares. Total sales
of Washington Gas numbered 1SO shares.
The offerings seem to become fewer each
day.
The reason for the steady advance in
the price of Langston was reflected In
Lanston Monotype Corporation Of an in
crease Of 100000 In earnings for the past
year.
Bonds were more active than for some
time. Washington Gas IS sold In three
lots for a total Of $1,000 at ITO. q decline
Of Is Steamboat IS held strong at los
1-2 for $500 worth. Capital Traction 50
were recorded at liz 81 and liz 5-s.
After call 14S shares Of Lanston were
sold at 81 IA. q net advance Of 8 per
cent in week.
A sale Of four shares Of Second Ma
tional Bank stock was made on the cali
at 1631-4. This was directly between the
bid and offered price. and marks q frac-
tional advance from the last sale.
Mergenthaler was strong on limited
trading. possibly Influenced by the i'm
mense strength exhibited by Lanston.
Four small blocks Of the stock were taken
at 221.
ten-share lot Of Farmers and Me-
chanics Bank stock was picked up at
go. This was the first transaction In the
stock Of the Georgetown institution In
several weeks. The closing prices were
269 bid, 21 asked.
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HENRY RANDALL WEBB. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding special term in Equity.
Thomas II. PickfCrd vs. William II. Forman. Mary
Forman, his wife; Ezekiel Forman, Anna Forman,
his wife; Laura Grymes Arthur Grymes. her hus-
band; James Cfanston Frlnan Clara ForInan. his
wife; Arau,inta FornAn; Henry Forman. For
man, his wife; Ezekiel For1nRn Kate FoE1zan, his
wife; PeregTine Forman, FGrman, his wife
William H FGman, Harriet FOr1nan Frederick
Watts FoInsr. Richard For1ran Frederick ForInan,
Francis Mercer Tilghman Tench Matthew Tilghnan,
Frederick Tlshman- In Equity. No. 5i00.-The
object Of this suit is to establish a complete and
following described piece Of real estate, to wit:
Lot numbered two C2l. in square Numbered SIX hum
dred and fifty tso0 in the city Of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia On motion OF the complainant
II IS this 18th day Of April A. D. 1911. ordered that
the Defendants William II. Forman, Mary For1nsn
his wife; Ezekiel Forman. Anna Forman his wife /;
Laura Grymes Arthur GRIMES. her husband; James
Cranston F0man. Clara FoInan. his wife; Ara
minta For1nan. Henry For1nan. Forman his
wife; Ezekiel Furlnan, Kate Fornan. his wife;
PerCgTine Fornan, - Forman, his wife, William
II. Fornlan, Harriet Forman. Frederick Watts For
man, Richard Fornan, Frederick Forman. Francis
Mercer Tlghnan. Terch Matthew Tghman, and
Frederick Tlghman their appearance to be
1--we Of Sundays and legal holidays occurring after
wise the cause will be proceeded with ss in case of
lctault- Provided copy Of this order be published
noe week for three successive weeks in the WASH
ngton Law Reporter ard The Washington Herald
before said day. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD, Justice
A tine coTT-Tcst: (Seal-) J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
By +. F. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk
my5l2.Ij
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia Ssrah X Shulnlan plaintiff vs.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Berry Shuman. defendant Equity. No 30Os7-The OBJ
SECT Of this suit IL to obtain absolute divorce from
the defendant, Berry Shulman, because Of his
adultery with the Correspondent, Jennie waIlace
better known as Louise Myers now deceased. On
motion 6 the plaintiff, ii il this I'd DAY OF
MAY, 1911. ordered that the defendant Berry Shul-
man, canse his appearance to be entered herein on
before the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundavs and
legal holidays. occurring after the first day Of pub
hcatioo d this order, otherwise this cause viii be
procseded with rs in case Of, default, provided
copy 0 this order be published once q week for
thres successive weeks In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Herald before said
day. WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justioe true
copy-Test: tSeal.) ]. R YOUNG, Clerk. By W.
z. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk. Il, L BALT1-
MORE and l. 8. GorILdEB, Attorneys my5 RN
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAASE ONloN 6TAIION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR .
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W TwEETY-THIRD STREET.
T1o fs1u noyal Special. hourD, On fRoy,,
Special. IL 20 q. n, 14o. 80 fEoyal Limited 6
hoursl. 800 $40 p u. and l2jx night IN q =
Diners and Parior Can On day tnmA 0sspn %
l2lS night opsn ct loso p n
Phnadeiphia and Atlant3s C0. M, -. III
g N, ia 80, MM
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON fHD HOUR
Week days. 10 q n. to lo1o NJ
N nm. N0. TAa Tn, fQD, S1, IN
fsS3. eo0. u0 q. N. s2a6 noon, f1fM el0
q rs. R11 SM. f3A, 0ao. Mae. M.N 80
~. 50 NA. %0. rae. 9A. Ua, e,oa
s1oxa u3e. s13as nisht
WEDTWARD
CHICAGO. S10 . n, IA - = n
CINCINNATI. n. LOUIS, AND ioUIay1xa
eae q a. ~ p -, s4D nigh4 :
PfIT1BUH0. Sdo . n. 12 % - saA
mot telsspG Ss.dy - p ~ - :.
CLEVELAND. IA p y OoEUlOUa -
= a. y
WHEELING. IN A. -
echedalO q loeal tzalD Z ttck1e 90
Daily. tExeepk omAay. 3omSv ~.
1E6RBoNH1 6 laupe1ng ~ 60. ~
g =. - -: - ea.sla1is =. -
~ 49, eh1Q - ~ - u !,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
e. lumbia. holding Probate Court No. 1870 Admin
tstration-This Is to give notice that the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
testamentary tho estate Of Thomas N Hindle
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated TO the subscriber on
or before the Sd DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1912; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my hand this Sd day Of
Nay, 1911. AGNES NJ. HINDLE, T33 Fifth street
northwest Attest: (Seal.l JAMES TANNER Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of
the Probate Ourt- JAMES B. ARCHER and
JOHN LEWIS SMITH, Attorneys my5l2le
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court. Estate Of
Frederic F. Chisnln, deceased. No. 1851, admin
istration docket s3.-Application having been made
herein for s-hate .-1e las. -riII - test n,
4 deceased, and for letters testanentary on
said estate, b. Louisa l. Heyward, eIecltrix il is
ordered this 4th day Of May, A D. 1911. that
Edward n. Chisolm, William ". Chisolm. Alice
Proleeu Pau Louisa s. Prioleau Jacob F. Prioleau
Lila {. Guest, Jchn L. Chisnm, Louisa J. Huger
Alexander r. Chisolm, Catharine Chisom Gotten,
Harry Chisolm. Heyrard Chisolm. Margaret
Chisolm. and all others concerned appear In said
court on MONDAY, the 18th day of June, A. d.
1911, at 10 O'Clock a m, to show cause why such
application should not be granted Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald once in each Of three s1o-
cessive weeks before the return day herein men,
toned, the first publication 10 be less than
thirty days before said return day. ASHLEY NJ.
GOULD. Justice. Attest: (Seall JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills fcr the District Of Columbia
CLERK Of the Probate Court LEVI II. DAVID.
Attorney. my5, ,l2,g
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hfbbs 4 o.. MEM
beIs Of the New Yosk Stock Exehangs. Hibhs Build-
ing.
New Yotk. May L-Ths cotton market gave WY
at least to pressure and the long looked fer reac-
tion made progrsss to-day. The withdrawal oe bull
support receutly was made more cpnspdcuous during
to-day's session at . ttms when improved weather
reports were cunning tn, and attempts were made to
realize by eleventh-hour bullA The few beam left
IN the market gaye tho maftet support BY Gov
ering On the decline but IL vas not until May and
July had sold 1t lar and ISIS respectively, that
anything like good buying appeared
Pressure % August and the winter months was
moro decided.
Ahsence q min with riding tempsratuO sn-
oDuaged selling opsEstions In thsss moufhA
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. H-FouoV1ng schedule dgures puhliahed ooiy
q Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New Oriesna
Ashsyfle. q. y. and lo.1 p m For Ohsttapooun
F0 RnnosA Kn@s1ua Ohattanoors Rsrua,,.
han. Nsw OtAsaHa. 10:lo p u. Dining can
rr Rounoaa. knEvi1e. chaftsnoovs, Nssevn,.
Meuphia 40 a. daiix tsleeping or opn sfts.
70 .. N, Dzn1ng Cara
For Casziotts. spartanburg Atlanta. Auu,uSpp
Btninghan, as p N. daily. Dining ean.
t9 osssmhosn Durham. Raleish. Chss3otts. q.
ya41saA. and Florida pninta eO = =. 6s5ir.
D. - = Z BROWN. 0aanE 49,
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p.id BY the trust companies. is

formerly paid BY the trust companies. ID
available. n
LIQUIDATION was evident to-day In The
cotton market as In stocks and was
caused by the spread Of much more fav-
orable weather conditions over the en-
tire cotton belt.
Wheat prices rose because OF furtner
speculative driving in the shorts IN the
May option for the delivery OF wheat IN
Chicago. In which speculative selling for
the decline has been carried on Tor sorae
months past in q more or less extrava-
CANT way.
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
cOdEuOLc IN EFFECT OCT. 9 9la
Law Wnahfngtou New IInior, atst,o-,

AZ - Ell OSI. z. ISn
Law Washington, New Union Station
SW . m-Dsily-An points On Norfolk and wss
en-.
OW p m-Daify-Roanoks. Bristol, WInstun.s,
lem. Knoxville Chattanooss. Nashvtne New a..
leana Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
4Ie q m---Fr Bristol. Knoxville Chsttanoo.,
Nashville. and MemphiA washinetn-MsnnS,s
seeper open 10 p m
For Horfolk-Leavs Washington, lA q "a. d.f,v
arrive Eafok. lin q m: l2M noon daily. sy,5s.:
Norfolk. 30 p N. veekdayH Leave Richmood
SIS .. m.-Ddly-B&ryville. Luray sheuandosh-
natns mon the Southwest arrivs SSs 9. m.. N.n
., n, and f2d5 .. n.
An information EUurteenth Gtrest and Nsw Yo%
avunus lBond Dundinsl.
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Equity Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for May SMotion.
NO ~ In re Henry n. Girard- Attorneys.
No. 49, weikert - weikert Attornsys. Bailey
No. 4S. Poe v. Marshall Attorne,.. Ellis 4
No. ~. Bond Va Fowler ct al. Attorneys. rsy-
lor. Wheatley. Sheehy & Sheehy
No. ~ Gottchalk Company ct al. ~ Long
Attorney. Bur2rt.
and Trust Company. Attorneys Bel-Cohen 4
johnson.
No 49, Marshall VS.. Marshall. Attorneys, Collins
Can1ngfou & Carington.
No ass. Cave Va Cave Attorneys Tbomas &
Beller-Horen
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 27D. Robinson Hewitt ct al. order Sub
stitnting party plaintiff. Attorneys. Rslston Sid
dons-Bnndenbiry BnndenburR.
No 3l3l. Martin vs.. Landrick ct al. reference to
auditor. Attorneys Bnndenburg & Brandenburg-
g. w. Drvw.
No 2as; In 70 George T. Ftoteh Son Com
pany; receiver authorized to sell property. Attor-
ney. e. II. Bogley.
No. 1851. Gord,n- Cumming ~ National Savings
and Trust Company; order authorizing trustee TO ssil
and rein'est and resered to auditor Attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
No. 1l5A Gamer VI. National Stone and Brick
Company ct al; W. A. Johnston and c. N. Fulton
appointed receivers; bord. $1,000 Attorneys Leckie
q SVA v" A. JOnhstDu
Assignments for to-day-Motioua
No IA In re Margaret L. Gouchsr. Attornssl.
Fenuing-Lpsnoub
No. 46 Hall " Hail. At.ornsgs. Richsrdsn-
LAakey.
No 4s. Marshall vs. Marshall. AttaneyA Col
No. ~ German ~ Gorman. AttorneyA stear-
man & Loughnn.
No. A6 Fullerton ". Fullerton. Attornsys. Ool-
loday-Lerch.
No. go Pos Ct al Va H,x,sy ct Il. Attoueu.
Ellis & Donaldspa-wilson.
No. "a. LAmp&in LAmpkin. Attorney. GieA
No. SO Lyon Bursey. Attorneys, L6ou-Sim-
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, May L-ThHo 10 very little doing In
the time money market and rates rsmain fairly
steady. Quotations for o.er the year. however. are
slightly easier but these b not much demand even
for this maturity.
Money on call today opsnsd ~ pR csut; highsst,
~: lowest, ~; closing at 2k pr Ont Aost Of
the days loans made at ~ pr ceut. Rates
are Eia2& pr cent for sixty and ninety day.. Aa3
per cent for -four months. 3a,A pr osnt for nvs and
dx months and yhaJS per can't for o~R the year
Commercial paper il unchanged at Sta4 pr eent
for the best names. London discount ~ pr osnt.
Oh Ills pr csut; Paris discumta n per csn&, unr
chanesd: Berlin discounts, u Per osnk OF Y
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

Nov Yak. Nay A-RYD FLOUR-snuus; nsasus
busineu. Cholcs hands quoted st AaskN
OORNlCEAL-Fhm: demand modsrata. Kun-dxie6
fx upxt l9.1o: @.1e nssl. r n0. lnAlA
o1oestsco ~: Psims uDo(Au, 10; Ma 1 -
-: No Il1nlO: No s shi0.
UfAAW-Asasluts. > tans; ssady; 0an tssdA
I6ng ne ouoesd e ~ q q 8 81
B1k3Ainssulr; GA t.dA rIak.k naaMn;
TN NooalkA Y =
q YOIE-osmdy;. saAaW dsalhA NsR H.Nua
M: 10y, M01AM 50. 81 -
-. IN: Nlssd euaeinsn4 %; - z1Saiass'
III = - - -: : - =
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call--i9 O'Clock noon:
81 600 at no.
Washington Railway and Electric Il. 81. 900 Ut &
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 5s, 1,0O at
lo3,s 81 900 at lC3S $500 At l03h.
Washington Gas 5 at s7A. 8 At SIN, 3 at Gh
Meryenthaler, 10 at n. 10 at n. at n. at
n
LAnston, 20 at 81. 5 at ~.
Famers & Mechanics National Bank. 10 at 20.
Sennud National Bank. At l6a.
After call-NorfoIk and Washington Steamboat s.,
500 at 1854.
Columbia Railroad S. loo At lo2
Capital Traction g. $500 at N2k. 500 at ll2x-
LAnston. 100 at SIX. % at ~. 20 At s7x, At
Nk, at gk-
Washinston-yirginia Railway onm-, 10 Ut 81
Washington Gas. o at s7S 100 at 81.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted By
yesterdays local stock exchange:
GAS BONDS
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Of Columbia. holding Equity Court Leila W.
Stone ct al. complainants vs. Robert King Stone,
an infant. defendant. Equity No. 1oe6. Order nisi.
Hugh B. Rowland trustee having reported the
sale OF lot thirty-si1 (36) in W. E Edmonston and
Thomas E. Waggaman, Executors and Trustees
Subdivision Of lots in square two hundred and fifty
three (25S), said subdivision is recorded in the
in Book p page Il situate In the city of Washing
TN, District Of Columbia, to Mary A. Velad. for
seventy-two thousand four hundred dollars CS240N.
It is this 9th day Of April A. D. 1911. ordered that
the said sale be ratified and confirmed by the court
unless to the contrary be shown before the
eth DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1911: provided copy OF
this order he published once a week for three sue
cesssive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald prior TO the expiration Of
said period BY the Court: ASHLEY VI. GOULD.
Justice A true cory-Test: (Seal.) J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk. By F. z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
BERRY & MINOR, Attorneys my5,l2l95
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, d. c., May 1,
Ieu-Scaled proposals will be received at this oice
until O'Clock p. m TUESDAY. June o. for
furnishing the District Of Columbia with fifteen
thousand feet tmre or less) two and one-hah inch
cotton-ooVered rubberiined hose for In the FIRE
and other departments. Specification. form Of pro
posal. and other information may be obtained upon
application to the Property Clert, d. @, Room
Sd. District Building. CUNO II. RUDOLPH
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v. JUDsON
Commissioners d. z. uy5d6t
WAR DEPARTMENT. APRIL Is, fli.-sEALED
proposals. In duplicate. will b received until :
p NJ. NAY 9. lsll. and then publicly opaned,
for making repairs at Amy Medical Mussurn
Seventh and B streets southwest Information
furnished upon Application to NJ r. rHORP,
Chief Of Supply, Division my1AlS
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO LINES
Published only a information. not mn

Published only a. information. not guanntsed.
100 p m daily-o. q o. SPECIAL. solid tr,tn
to Cincinnati, with Pullman slespas to LouisyIIIe
Cincinnati, indianapolis. St. Louis. and Ohic.so
O. o. dining car. serIics Il arte.
ulo p m. daily-F. r. v. LIMITED To III,
Wet, Southwest, and Northwest. Pullman desun
to viryini3 Hot Spring.. Cincinnati. and LoutsvfIla
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 70 p n
@, q o. dining car. service . Il carta
Ticket OMces. SIS Pa ave-. lSe r st. and Un3on
Station. Phones, Main loo6 Eo6 and YaN
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District supply Bids ope,>S

District supply Bids Opened.
NJ. C. Hargrove. property clerk Of the
District, and his assistants were busy an
day yesterday opening bids on materials
for the District for the ensuing year. An
nouncsment Of the awards will be made
later