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The times., 1899-04-06
Trinl ef a strref-snccner.

The District Commissioners Witnessed q
trial Of the Furnas street sweeping ma
chine yesterday. II IS understool tha;
they were not impressed very fay0rubly
with the invention. Although some OF the
work done by It was of high character
il is feared that e would be toe cumber-
some It is believed that the District Su-
perintendent OF Street Sweeping is OF tn
same opinlon as die Commissioners
The times., 1899-04-06
Mr. Hobart f. y, Danger

The condition OF Vice President Hobart.
who has been indisposed for several wee ks.
was said last night TO be about the same
as before hisiattack OF Indigestion yeste1-
day morning. His physicians say th.t
there is no occasion for alarm.
The times., 1899-04-06
VOLUNTEERS LEFT IN CUBA.
Completing Arrangements fog Thcil
Transportation North.

0ompIctfnis ArrnnEemcnts Toy Their
Transportation North.
Acting Secretary Meililejohn and Quarter
master General Ludington have had much
to worry them in the difficulties presented
in getting home the twelve regiments of
volunteers still left in Cuba. The arrange
ments are about completed now however
but there is an insufiiciency of Southern
fumigating stations. and it will possibly
be necessary. the Acting Secretary says
for him TO bring some of the troops home
by way of New York. They will go to
Fort Meade and there b mustered out
The fumigating plants at Pulaski, Tor
tugas. and Egmont Keys will be used, but
the troops will not be detained If the ca
pacity of these plants is found inadequate
They will be taken North, where the quar-
antine is not so rigid
The times., 1899-04-06
Pay in Proportion to Command.

The Comptroller Of the Treasury has de-
cidad that volunteer troops are still in SER
vice within tne meaning of section seven
cf the act OF April C, 1895 which provides
that officers who Exercise the functions OF
command above their grades are entitled
TO receive pay and allowances OF the grade
appropriate 10 the command. number of
accounts were unsettled awaiting this de-
Inn
The times., 1899-04-06
The Commis.
BILLBOARD MUST STAY DOWN.
Request "r the l.. Hoxicy Ad,crtiS-
ins SrrX lee Denied.

The Commissioners have agreed to rec
ommeudation ny Captain Beach tina, the
request CT J. f. Shoemaker, manager Of the
L. Mozler Advertising Service for permls-
sion to erect Q billboard a the east ap-
proleh 10 the = Street Bridge be denied
The letter OF .h1 advertising company said
in part.
some yeas g-a We obtained Fruit from
Captain Gse,a goo. like purpose md crested ID
fence 90 ~oidc litrr COS, 90 u- auI nlutalla I'd
-Jmr iur % nrWher OF ye4t-. IL being pfu-
lection t1 pedestrians ard th. public. whoa
tie bridge Ua- iairrd, not long aeo, ogu tsnc-
was tom down aaa after applying 90 the Bald
iug Inspector mr Permission tp erect SAME, We
were TDenCd 60 ,cu.
The ooft ntiou Of Captain Bcuah in rec
ummendtng tEat the request b. denied is
thar The Comm zsiGnsrs have no power 10
permit Inc occupation CT public space for
private purposes. and that it Is. therefore
impossible for them TO permit the erection
o. bllibcaids OH the public parking
The times., 1899-04-06
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave. and 9TH St.
LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA SITTING As DISTRICT
COURr--No. 5i9. District Court Docket >. In
re Extension Of $. Twenty second. and Decatur
Streets northwest.
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
Of the District OF Columbia pugs iant 10 the
provisions Of act Of Congress APP
proved March g. lsJ, entitled An act
to extend Street, in the District OF Co
lumba. and for other PURPOSES" have hie,i
petition in this court PRAYING the condemnation
OF the land necessary 10 open and extend ;,
Twenty second, and Decatur Street, through lots
forty-one (iD and f0rty-two az! Phelps 4 Tut
ties subdivision OF Connecticut Avenue Heights.
a part OF Widows Mite. ~ -haRB on 4 plat or
man prepared by aid Commissioners and an
neNed tc their said ultitiOn and marked 'EX-
jury be summoned hy tine Marshal in accord
ance with chapter cL'vcn al the Revised Stat
utcs OF the tinted states rcintin- 10 thc Dis
tflct OF Columbia, to a~certlin and i-sesS tire
damages, II any. which cdch ownc- of land
through which : Twenty-second, AMI Decatur
Streets proposed TO lie extended Hay s'i~-
tain by reason thereof, and To assess rot les
than cne-halt cf the f!uoUnt found due
and awatjed as damages hy tine jury ia said
proceedings. ags nst the pieces or parcels Of
ground situate and lying on each side Of the
extension Of said streets. aud also on all Or
any adjacent pieces parcels Of land which
will be benefited by the opening Of said streets
they are proposed.
II is ordered this 3d day OF April. lssn.
that all persons interested in the proceedings
be and they arr hereby required to appear in
this couTt on or before the 22D DAY OF APRIL.
1898, and show cause. 10 any they have. WHY
the prayer oi said petition should not be taken.
Provided, that a copy of this order be pub
iished in the Washington Post and thc Tie
Washington rimcs newspapers al least SIX
times and in The Washington Law Reporter
once. before said a2d day Of April. ISoo.
By the court:
(seaD " : cox.
\ true copy: Associate Justice.
Test j. L. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY L. p. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Clerk
The times., 1899-04-06
Aitcring Rcnts to Tit nnIIcrn.

By some Iaizealoulatie1 the boilers cr-
dered for the three torpedo boat destroyer.
building at Sparrow's. Point are much too
large and entirely inapproprleae Tae yes
sells are to be altered. the va Depart
ment states. so that the boilers may b.
accommodated. This win probably Involve
lengthening and interior alterations.
The times., 1899-04-06
Eng,i.hmen prepare 10 ceIenrntc.

Columbia Lodge. No. S97. Sons of St.
George. an English order OF the District.
appointed a committee of three, consisting
of f. Walton, James Stevens. and Joseph
/. Keefer, to wait upon Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, the British Ambassador. TO arrange
for grand representation of members of
that order from other cities on the Queens
birthday. May "a.
The times., 1899-04-06
Delegates 10 the cars Congress.

TIC secretary Of state says that the President
has lsi undeT consideration for some da,s The
uamcs ~ several possible delegates TO the Car.
Peace C1uarc,. 81 The hague. The names wcrs
diseased at thc Cabinet meeting. but no de.
eisior AVIS Htatlicd
The times., 1899-04-06

The jury in the case of Mary Simms. ad-
miEistrarix OF the estate of George f.
Simns. against the Metropolitan Railroad
Company for $lG,eo0 which was tried in
Circuit Court No /. before Chief Justice
Bingham yesterday. awarded the plaintiff
$3.50 damages.
The times., 1899-04-06
THE RAILWAY MUST PAY.
The City and Suburban Road Oh.
jccts to II Paving BIZ

The City and Suburban Railway Com
pany recently protested to Engineer Com
missioner Beach against an assessment
that had been made against it for certain
paving in First Street, between and
y Streets northeast The company did Lot
consider itself responsible for the cost of
this paving. as it was beyond the two
foot extension line paralleling the COM
pany's tracks. The matter was referred
to c. B. Hunt. the District Computing En-
giaeer who reported in part as follows
The Circumstances attending III, protest are
thlt account OF the grade of the rail, ut the
uer single track cf ih" CITY aud Suh'iThau Rail
way Company being above thc level OF the
asphalt JoaGwa, pavement. il hecGrae necessary.
Tor ssi' ard proper construction, TO carry the
limits of new pavement outside of the rails he
youd tire tp-rfpui line. within which the COM
pany is responsible I desire tu suggest that con
,drliiuu was given in the ci this paving To
the cilrHmstunrc that occupancy of this square
ly the railway company Wa~ urN. one and
that Hu grade previously given titrm and used by
them changed; also, thai tits circumstance
of elevation OF their track above The asphalt
Is largely controlled 10y She practical i'apu--i-
bility of depressing the rails more than they ITc
at the intersection ot d Street. \ further clt-
mcnt which required wide extent Of srpliu-
at the intersection Of u street the steep grade
from Street tu u street. which, in combination
witt, the additional slope OF brow paving would
have made a highly dangerous crossing ou the
north side ot the tack had The limits rUt been
canied to the extent that They we've.
The Commissioners endorsed the view
taken By Mr.. Hunt and recommended that
W. Kelsey Schoepf. Vice Prosiden; OF the
City and Suburban Railway. be informed
that prior 10 the laying Of the tracl, by
the company the pavement was in good
condition. and that il is not believed that
the District should be required to pay
for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the paving found
necessary solely and entirely by the in
sLtILntinn nf thcir fracls ~ his nDini -
The times., 1899-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aae,ioa,cr..

WALTER B. WILLIAMS s. CO. Aletionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or a VALUABLE Two.
STORY DWELLING. STABLE, AND { az.
RiAGE HOUSE, AT CHAMBERS STATION.
on THE GREAT FALLS ELECTRIC RAIL.
WAY.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded in Lii,sr
Ne. 1882. folio 22I ct seq. one Of the land
records Of the District of Colrnhia. and at IA.
request of the holder Of ih, note secured thpfeb,
We Win sell at public auction. in front of III +.
premises. cl SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or
APRIL. \. D. 1909, at l0.sJ O'CLOCK y ".
the following described real estate and improve
ments thereon. viz: All Of that certain piece
Of land known ard distinguished being lot
numbered fourteen 40. in block one %. in the
subdivision made by Jacob r. Clark and John G.
Hulsi, as paris OF ''Wi,ite Haven" ard Harlem
Terms Of sale: sS0o cash. and the baisucc in
one and two Yeas fIom day of sale. the p,1r-
chaser giving notes for tie deferred payments
properly secured. with intrres, payable semi.iu-
nualy at the rate OF siN 10 per cent neF 2s.Iiar
\ deposit Of SlO9 will be required af the tiia.
OF sale All e5nyeyaneing and recording al par-
chaser's cost Terms OF sale to be complied with
within ten days from DAY of sale or the properts
VIII be resold al the risk and cost OF purchaser
JAS G. sPRiGG
FLOYD 5. PATTERSON.
mii29-eod&ds Trustees.
THE STEAM LAI NCH NAE viii be sold at naI,ic
auction, foot OF i3i= ST.. at { =. ". TIL Rs
DAY. APRIL 20. 1s.9, ETerything in firsi-Ciass
order. For further information appIt TO MIL
IAN NDNDERHEtDE, 49J ieili 81 nv.
The times., 1899-04-06
= smaIIpox rn1icnt sct rrcr.

Jsmes Chapman, one Of the patients n tbe
smallpox hospital. having been declared wrI d,
De atlsnding physicians, was Yesterday released
y order of the Health Officer lie lived lt nd
tir-l Street southwest, from which place hr was
ent 70 lie ,nIallpox hospital febIuary q
The times., 1899-04-06
MARRIED.

ssIY -b0GAN-At l. m. On Apgil t. lS91
by Rev. J. j. Muir az the residence at the
brides mother. III; sixth Street northwest
WILLIAM II. sNYsER to Mis-. MAUD LION
HOGAN, both oi Washington. D. G. No CaTt!A
lt-om
The times., 1899-04-06
ROBINSON WHITE.
Attorney tor Applicants.
,,,,l If 8! &l-4-t,; lt-,ut
ored March - lsoo-1. Il. Young, ci,rR)
Justice.
J NOrrN McGII.L,
Register oi Wills.

IIIIeI NlTIh -, l5'l.-J. K. Young, ltFk)
n THE SUPREME COURT GF THE DISTRICT
or toIi uBiA.-in Ic Petition ot George II.
Miller. Equity No. 2o2ii.
Petition having hegn dtis hlsd in this court
hy George n. Miller, of The city OF Washington,
District ,f Columbia, wherein h. pl1rs that Ei-
rl--c may De lcgalizad as George II. Miller. 81 is
this -2I day of March. y. ~. ISL ofdered That
public notice rlly be given Co. ail concerned u ap-
mar in this court un the .lrlI DAY or APRIL.
4 -. lS1. 20 -h,w cause, 60 ,It tlry lave, wlF
the pgaytr iu said petition -lioul rot D., granted.
and tlat copy Of thi, order SHAH To- published
IN Ths Washington Times nUrc week for Il. .e
successive vces, before aid date.
t-eaD W. S. cox. Iu-tier.
CllAELES Sc Fits Solicitor ier Petitioner.
.rit ,upv-Tas;:
J. p. Yui NG. Clerk
Irll,-.s '3l,.5
The times., 1899-04-06
The Washington Loan Office,
f224 Pa. AVE. y. W.

+. Warren johnson. Manager. for seventeen
wears with II. X. Fulton Advances mad. on
Personal p.1perty OF Az kinds. C5rrcspondsnc.
solicited, An expert viii ,aI il desired Gold.
silver. and Diamonds bought and sold. Business
Gtictly confidential. apiSmos
The times., 1899-04-06
To ctRE . COLD IN ONE MY

TATE Laxative BIomo Quinine Tablets. All drug
eists reiuul the money If il fails 10 cure. PC.
The genuine has /, Is. Q. on each tablet.
The times., 1899-04-06

lieBr,ii's Macrzen and Senate are tn standard
S-crs Of Tue United States. Call for IIGliiehs Ut
81 leading hotels ard restaurants. az pi.lGc Ca
Arlington Boitling Co., for a case.
The times., 1899-04-06
THE sIPRENE Court OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI holding a special term Tor
Orphans Court business. In estate Of Robert
White deceased. Nc. sI62. Administration dock
ct -
Application having been made 20 the supreme
Court Of The District OF Columbia, holding a
special term Tor orphans Court business. for pro
bate Of a last will and testament and cOdicils
and for letters of administration with the will
annexed on said estate, by Selma White and
Freierica T. White. it IS ordered this 9th day
OF March. lSo), that notice j, hereby given to
Percy White, Marcus White, Lizzie White. and
Fannie White. and To all others concerned. to
appear in =aid court on Friday. the IIth day
Of April 4 u. lS9 AZ 10 O'Clock a m to
show cause Why such application should not be
granted. This notice shall To- published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Washington
Times once in each OF three successive weeks
before the return day therein mcntioneI-ih,
first publication to be NOT less than thirty days
before sid return DAY.
By the Court, 4. c. BRADLEY,
Justice.
J NOTA McGILL,
Rlgi-trs af MiIgs
The times., 1899-04-06
HpJ Ct ySu

No. I7s8. DOCKET 3s-Nlargarct ii. b.
McCord. admiuistratris, has. with the approval
cf the supreme Court OF jh- District ot Coiun-
hil. hIlding special teIa fer Orphans Court
hu-nc>l appointed FRIDAY. iPisIL = lsJ1. At
10 O'CLOCK \. VI. as the Time and said court
q, the place. tor making payment and d-;rihu-
tion under the court direction and control:
when and where all creditors ard p-r-lI- eHtitled
To di-tributi'c shares "a eEaeie7 az residue, sre
notified To attend in person nr by agent or at
t1rHey duly 3uthpIized with teir o!aiis.s against
the estate properly vouehed: Provided. This Order
be published once In each uf three successive
weeks before ,aid day in ths ''NashiHg1eii Law
Reporter" and Washington rmc-.
Signed March ~, iSl1.
}. NuTA NCiLL. Register ot Wills.
CARLISLE 4 JOHNSON, Attorneys.
Irh3u.ap113
The times., 1899-04-06
Aprl Bree5es

"There is ssos fragrance in April breezes,
Till brcatfstwith Joy as they wander by"
The fragrance of life is
Ofgor and strength, neither of
qUhich can be found in a per-
son 1uhose blood IS impure.
qvhose eOery breath speaks
OF intemaft troubles andqvhose
skin shous that the Blood IS
ont of keller. -
Americas Greatest Spring Medicine is
Hoods sarsaparilla, which purifes, vital
izes. ard enriches the blood. gives a good
appetite and makes the weak strong.
Hun Down. was all run down and
had a dreadful tired feeling / am CRATE
full to say Hoods Sarsaparilla made me as
good as new" Mrs. Mary Avery, West
Stafford Conn.
spring-Tired-"That excellent blood
purifier and tonic. Hoods Sarsaparilla
made me well of that distressing tired
feeling that comes in spring time Ora
E. Morgan, Busey. Ill.
Eczema-' Entirely cured and no return
of my eczema. 1t was Hoods Sarsaparilla
that purified my blood. Hoods Pills are
my favorite for biliousness. Geo. W.
Burgess, Aver Mass.
JKoodJ Sa1abaQM
lS;sE:IJTl;5;g
Hoods Pills cure liver III; the non-irritatins and
only cathartic 10 take with Hoods saFsapsrilla.
The times., 1899-04-06
Walters Toothache Wax.
Mrs. simm, Win. Her suit.

Instant cure. Price. Ice. All druggists As
IeI and insist on MaItcrs- Sure relief. fess. .3sn
The times., 1899-04-06

NOTICE. will pay no bills except thoss
made by my order. \. l. PHILLIPS.
ap. 5-St 1851 y ST. v w.
The times., 1899-04-06

Special offerings in Dress Goods
have prompted us to hold a special
levee in Notions-that the dress NAV
cost little from start to finish.
The times., 1899-04-06
Washington, d. G. April &. lsJ9
Prank X. Raymond. Chairman General committe,
v :. MeKEAN.

The report of the committee headed by
sir. Knox was then adopted. II was
then moved that the resignation OF
". s. Mexican as general director be not
accepted. Chaplin Brown and Col. Z. b..
Hay spoke in favor of accepting the resig-
nation. After another hour Of warm dis
cussion the resignation was accepted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-12

One school for the coming year s. Gabe
Rood recently purchased a new Monarch
bicycle. =. l.. Noble has disposed of his
driving horse at 81. 02. The Fourth
was unusually quiet. Many were found
in the fields at work. Most of the
young people went to DeSoto OF starred
for there. -. There was a beer picnic
over in Owl Hollow, where q time was
had. =. The Modern Woodmen are at
work here, trying to start camp. We
see no reason why such an organization
could not thrive here. But It's the For
esters we want, if we can get them. :.
Joe Marshall came down from Fountain
City and spent a few days....O. +.
Patterson has sold his farm for $2S, 000
cash to Tulloch Ericsson of Esofea. Thus
Harmony loses an old resident, a good
neighbor and a true republican. Nh
Patterson will go west at once. j. N.
Olson is building a new barn for Fred
C. Natwick, on the Dodson farm.
Rood & Farr have moved their saw mill
to South Ridge, where they will finish
the setting which was partly sawed by
Lou McLees. McLees' rig had gone two
miles east. Rev. Chambers has sold a
number Of Epworth organs and pianos
since coming here. The last piano sold
was for $3.50 to parties in Viroqua
w. 7. Goodman rides in a fine new sur
rev. General Goodman says nothing
can surpass good old republican times.
Mons Anderson's wholesale sample
wagon was in town, Friday, dealing
with oui merchant. On Tuesday
afternoon David Hunt found the 200
pound pile driver hammer in the creek
bottom, near the spot were ii was left,
thus getting the So reward. The steel
range men passed through here Friday
enroute to La Crosse. These gentlemen
have forgotten themselves and left all
their old stoves behind, with the notes
calling for 500 =. .Revs. Jefferson and
Chambers will exchange circuits Sun
day, July f6. Rev. Jefferson will preach
here in the evening. Politics are sleepy
around here now. Nothing of import
once being discussed. About all that is
gathering the young men is the money
question-
When we, to celebrations go,
Our friends we take, our money blow,
But when it's gene we're sorry, though
1t went so fast, it came SO slow.
ORIGINAL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-12
cAsHToN.

CAsEToN, July 10. -M and Mrs.
Jacob Hangrud, residing two miles south
of this place celebrated their sixtieth
anniversary of their marriage on July
End. The couple are hale and hearty.
Mr.. Hangrud is 81 years old and his wife
is rs. They have seven grown sons and
daughters, &c grand children and II
great grand children. About 200 rela-
lives and friends met at their home and
enjoyed the day with them. Two of
Viroqua's young men got a little too
much of Cashton's poor whiskey on the
Fourth and got into a fight Marshal
Luce took them before Squire Taylor
and they paid a fine of 81 each and
costs. Hans H~endrickson wa brought
before Esq. j. Ell. Sherrick and paid a
fine and costs of $40 for committing an
assault ON Christ Holmboe. July 9Th.
Henry Barth returned home from Dane
county after a two weeks visit with
friends. The village council voted not
to grant Joe Pennell a license t. sell
liquor. Joe had d license here two years
ago. James Stamford opened a bar
Der shop, making three here now. He
is from Sparta. .Halvor Skaten has
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-12
HARMONY.

NEWTON, Jcly s.-Albert Aiken and
wife came down from La Crosse, Satur-
day. remaining \ few dags.. John
Sholtz and wife speGt . Few days with
relatives at Springville. !. Peter Ouk-
rust has been quite sick with mumps.
Medical aid was twice summoned from
Viroqua. Sunday. Mrs. Clara Nc
Cowen. of West Ssiell, spent two weeks
here at her old home. The double mail
line is working all right. The La Crosse
mail now arrives here shortly after
noon. A great deal of dairy butter is
daily shipped to La Crosse markets by
the stages. ID. F. Hunt has sold his
residence property here to Will Camp
bell. The annual school meeting OF
Monday night was well attended and
much important business transacted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-12
First publication June Il, 1889
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order for Limfting Time and N0tice.
r-<-r-1 rnTfDT- IN

Order for Limiting Time and NOTICE.
XyERNON COUNTY
y the matter Of the estate OF Charles Schied,
deceased.
or the application Of Louisa s shied. admins
tratrfx OF the tate cf Charles Schied. late OF
the town of Stt ing. Vernon county. deceased.
~ one having required the appointment OF Com
ssioners to receive. examine and adjust claims
against said estate:
1T Il Ordered. That six months from and after
the date of this order be and is hereby fixed as
lifetime within which sill creditors are required
to present their claims and demands against the
said charles Schied. deceaseds 10 tbe county
court OF Vernon county. Tor examin. aoh ana
allowance.
II Is Further Ordered. that aII claims and de-
mands 10 presented will be examined and adj
;ustexl before the said county court, at its court
ro,rn n the court house, in the city OF VirOqps, in
said county. on she first day Of the regular term
hereof. appointed to be held on the nrst Iaes-
dav 81 december. 1899, and all creditors are here
hy cctifed thereof.
M Is Further Ordered. that notice o. the time
s-ithsr which creditors may present their claims
sud demands and - me tirae whea the same VIII
= sramined and adjusted by the court - afore-
sad ~ given BY publishing 8 copy OF this orde !
Ear fcur successive weeks. once in each week, II
fhe Vernon County Ce-s.-.s newspaper pue-
Iished in the city Of Virt : in said county; the
srs+ publication to be mEsoz within nfteen DAY
Dated this 9Th day Of j N 1922
County Judge,