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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

She was then acting as assistant post
master at Silverton, a position she has
filled with credit for several years.
She was required to furnish a bond of
$4,000 for the faithful performance of
her duties.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

ing one of the wom-
en- In the United
States that have act
ed as eustodians of
county funds. She
was elected on the
Democratic ticket at
the last election by
II large majorit.
over her opponent,
WHO WAS n man
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

In Bavaria each family on Easter
Sunday brings to the churchward fire
a walnut branch. which, after being
partially burned. ''is carried home TO
be laid on the hearth during tempests
as a protection against lightning"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17
A Hint to EIeshx Women.

\ noted singers rule TO reduce the
weight twenty-five pounds looks easy.
II is diet of underdone beef and NUT
ton. with vegetables, fruits and plenty
of walking. but no medicines, sweets,
cereals. starchy foods, or set gymnas-
tics.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

Finn, of Fort Ham
ilton, to Ensign Al
bert Marshall, Unit
ed States navy.
Two years ago Miss
Finn. who is a ia
yorite in the society
circles of Bay
Ridge and Fort
Hamilton, went on
board the hattleShip
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

Fannie, aged 8, was visiting In the
country, and, seeing lot of sheep and
lambs for the first time, she exclaimed:
"Oh, mamma, just look at the cute little
lambs, and they're such good limitations,
too. They squeak just like my toy
lamb and have the same kind Of hair
IN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17
Long In Trouble.

Wife Ito unhappy husband)-I
wouldn't worry, John; 1t dosen't do
any good to borrow trouble.
Husband-Borrow trouble? Great
Caesar! My dear, | amt borrowing
trouble. have it to lend.-London
Tit Bits.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

When old bachelors kiss babies. the
babies don't like it any better than do
the old bachelors.-Chicago Record.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

Chinese coinage in the shape of a
knife has been traced back as far as
2240 B. C.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

culture as n tender consideration of
the ignorant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17
Woman Comfy Treasurer.

Miss Nellie Tulley, of Slverton, is
now treasurer of San Juan County,
Col, and enjoys the distinction of be-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
THIS is THEIR DEPARTMENT Or
THE PAPER.

Quaint Sayings and Cute Doinxs OF inc
Little Folks Everywhere, Gathered
and Printed Here for All Other Lit
tie Ones to Read.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-17

Welded Her Sailor Lover.
A romance reaching half way around
the world eliminated in Hong Kong,
China. in the marriage of Miss Mabel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

Nausea. indigestion are cured % h'~
PulS--ad-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

very pretty birmingham story, says
the Age Herald Of that city o. told ~ a
very pretty young girl who was roman
tically and happily married recently Just
before the little wedding party were 90
face the clergyman. some hing was said
about ice cream the weather being warm.
shall We havc ice cream FIRST or get
married nrstg" che asked inuocently
Get married crat" urged the happy
and handsome bridegroom
His view prevailed. and they stood be-
fore the clergyman.
Have YOU two seriously considered the
important step YOU are about 60 takeT'
asked the clergyman, s1lcmnly.
For a moment thcre was 10 answer. ami
then the little bride her face turned down
ward IN rosiest bushes. said t.mldly.
Maybe Jack has. but ! hadn't thought
much about IL
The grave clergyman spoke some wise
words q counsel and then IN formal
phrases named TIE two husband and VIE
Brief congratulations were spoken and
then the radiant little bride touched her
husbands arm and sa
Now. let's have the Ice cream.'
There Is a poem Ia thati
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
DECEIVED HUSBAND

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b'u-ht "'F e"' li.' ~ ''" ''
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,".' $500,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04


fore Well. suppose wen have to take
lt iu Tor ih" present
"of course we wll.' chirpcd Mrs. Win
kle, "rhc sweet uUie wootsy -tootsy' It's
insi asleep wonder % the hotr.d things
gave % lauianum
She cuddlsd Do iu her arms and c1r-
r.ed in. ana Air. Wrinkle followed, feel
iug rather pleased tnan Other wise. Mrs..
NiuNc laid 30 carefully on pile % loos"
bedding and ran To- look al 30 every TWO
minutes. Mt "inke eheeiiilF 'e ntnIed
his task Il arranging the furniture
There was another empha De- iins az the
o'Ii and Mr. Wrinkle uneasily hurried t.
The door 4 very tan man 100 On toit OF
livery stool tHere With huge basket o.
ni4 arm.
Mrs Iravers sends this basket 10 YOU
with ner best wishes S"' JUST GOT
back from the East. aud she wants YOU
10 SNOW 'ha' shr hasu iofEo' you
ciied me man. GOVERNS DIS '"''s" ""'
a'lll'S % l''sI', 'h' 80 ,-..-
ih,.o mus IS so'''e ~ .,,,,'.,
pheH sur MlnN'r "'' '''
with Nts lIaFets.
'IsrhAps Ncu amt hul thet's y"
mistake said me man. Ihis D. num-
her ""l. ana pose Mts' 'N.IN Ah'N
what she's about I'm h'F teothAh, hls
name y Snaii', ana obey "'N'i'' '"''
alI Good evening SIR
The giant ieotmAh oep'tl'u' quo '''
and MIS- NihNie pt.P'a unu,'
cIoih tn"l ,oN"iea 'he "'. ',.,,.',,-
W" w '' ,,s. ,.,.,,,
anu a'.''''''' ~ es'.. No. ,.,',.
i-h'd couple .''i'' ~ '''" ''''''' N'''
h'Whier''.
9TH o. must Dc some misIhA' amour d.
rasped Mr Wrinkle Why d.dn.t ] ask
him where Mrs Travers iivesi however.
vn VII not tourh %. or coitr'- il' N''.
for wiz Doe explained tomorrow. 90 doubt
rob. thc baby cried Mrs Wrinkle hN-
iug 90 the room whore fhe E'tlc darling
was stW ci1miy sleeping She had been
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT md CAREFUL ATTENTION.
GUSTAvE ECKSTEIN 6 co.

words when, Boon. boom clanr, crssh
went the drum and cymhals Barker
quietly laid his guitar or tho e~ass ana
bounced on Woods Ike "A catafn,-sr+
There was a lively and vigorous rrr+
Occasionally one az the other went #.u.-
which event Potts duly signalizcd ata a
trlumphont thump OF his iustrsme-ts
suddenly a shrlli qlayering voice broke
upon this sarguInary scene Il WIS ria
ola hou9ekccpcr
For the lands sake boys. whit az
you up to' Miss Beatrice ana II ne
family have gore away 20 sacram r.l ts-
week ard its COOL thing SD. isat
mere 10 sec your disgraceful carry le.-rl-
90 away home. now. and behave .olr-
selves Amt you ashamed
Naen Woods and Barker reached ia
street they paused.
say. Jim. said Woods frankly 7
aidn d. just right hu' was pretty msI
] hired band Co serenade MIS- +. at-ies
and they all went back Oh me exrsp. ta..
faithful drummer But we're hotl ha
sold, Do seems Let's shake"
Ihey shook hands and parted Woo5s
ana Poits walked up the street together
A. they were passing a saloon t-aap
81 men with brass horns came po-nae
out joyio.y and hiiar.ousiy
Darn my skin" said stoG, tassv
man. This rs real good. I'm ra1 -
have met ye boys"
Woods and the leader met face % fa q
toniouGd ycu"' Numbered Noois
What do YOU mean by going back on ms
IN this way?"
u didn't 80 back on you." reurntI -
leader. We went 20 the place an yoi
wasn't there"
You never went near The place
"''' hef's the number YOU g4ra 10
90 your own handwriting. Blank street.
"l. said the leader. producre ts
cfumpled bit 90 paper
Woods took tho paper. glanced al &c ani
burst INTO sarcastic laugh.
Why. you moon-eyed galoot" De S. B.
YOU had it upside down. It's ZOE. Blank
street Look at tr'
'Tnundcr" cried the astouuded leader.
y Just glanced at tine number by o street
lamp And that writing OF yours aks
about tho same either way"
Further recriminations were interrupted
by wiid-cycd man who came r-sa1s
Gown the street la his arms he as.i
bundle from which there came .lsy
wall II was the unfortunate Wiukle
"Hollo. pardncr" shouted 1871 sqe-
"iias the Kid goi the collc7"
'Mercinl heavens" circulated ro'-
Wrinkle. This is another onci You were
not gone half an hour when tho door ari
tang and We found ihisi where's the 30
lice station-the jall-the engine house
anything"
a big policeman came hurrylug along
lie had espicd the fleeing Wrinkle la ne
distance and had given chase. The az
pllling facts were related 10 him.
where do you live? What's your NUM-
herF' he asked,
"eoi." replied tho shiverlng Wrinkle
WHY that's the old FoundiluE AsF-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

you as We would wish bus you re- well
come. I assure Nou--yery So .come
Just theu q small. shrll wall ho1ted ont
upon the 900 air
"Oh my goodness They've walked the
baby exclaimed Mrs Winkle and she
vanished Ike smoke
Thunder" cried tho leader. nghast
Never mind gentlemen" said Mr.
Wnkic with untriuE courtesy. 'Irs not
our baby. YOU know. Someone abandoned
% on our doorstep this very evening. \
very singular Trims"
eppiug forward. 81 hahn. hardly seen q
kid our years. PARTNER I've heca up on
tho lukon digEin' gold ord jest got
back 10 was foush p3rduer. Why. fur
four months I lived on nou- stirred up
in water and baked on o 10 < 90 tNc sun.
NO matchcs. no fire. nothn' else in God
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

cav sold pretty southern woman. 20
the Now York Tribune. in her roIt yer
raeu.ar 'if she uou.d see inc way eifts
e.. - unr.Ie- nowadays. with us u oar
A. rlhood 81 was ritr on Oh ttAn =.
We took time to oons.d tr our inll.t aho =
zee that every liug wc COULD utrt in iae
evening was laid one on fuc hel-our
slippers a..k seq. kinEs, fresh pe i'"at7
Of tho right ieurth. our gloves our fane.
che flowers for our htr-.u fact. every a--
cesaarv wa- we'll Thought over aud CON
efdsred .n the tight OF Au essential ptft
Of a Young gcut,ewomau' OUTFIT Ihtu
che dressing That too. was "a serious
performaucc. az least two hours hcin@
considered necessary to allow Tor the sai-
isfactory completion o. toilet. The bath.
the hair and the maj minute ana leisure
Ia survey Of the result ala Required an
ample allowance of time. Eut now. suo1
gracious, My Eirs rush iu otter thrir
eossipy afternoon Tea with some of their
sntimatee arI. cvc.aiminr that they have
barely time Ca dress Tor the dinner party
al which they are due. rush on 'tua. tH
they call 10. 30 up tnc.r hair with lent-
rinE epsed put on their gowns. aud ure
or again Before ! hove tm, to speak %
them n or the maid have arranged
the various details OF their dress. so Wueb
the better if not they turn out Che cons
tents Of their drawer. Ui.Ninr out what
they need aud making anything 30 ape
parenuy thl' comes handy Dear ma
used to say thlt lady could uo' enter
q room without hrr fau ard hrr h'uikfr-
chief what would sH' fht0N u She eAw
the careless wnys ~ ,rn rIr.s ot to-l1f .
To carry a ian gracefully o. laat art
and I think the dcradfncr of tho f1u NAV
be said TO mark the present cp''h 8
careless manners aud uusra,cfui depott-
ment."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

,.,,,gb,v.s world But / was a-scoopin'
4 me nuggets ies; mo same. Can't
see the Kid pardner
Come Ia. All come IN. gentlemen.
..,V.l we've walked M the baby. and
r,i... we can't do much more damage"
sail tho leader
-,,,.rt.., the wreckage In the big parlors.
,ra ,tr- Wrinkle brought IN the baby.
.... banked 40 the light and stretched
AM les lutte arms towards the shining
.p.ro mv sk.u"' roared Bin spe;t in
lf.b delight as the babes tiny hand
riutched bis big rough finger. See the
I.te toaI' There's tho maxim 81 a miner.
bows lie Kin almost handle a pick a.
ready. 500 here. I've got something here
far the Kid"
n. thrust hand deep in his pocket
ana pulled ont a heavy huckskin bag. from
wsich be- poured handful Of gold mug
COTS Selecting half a dozen OF tho larg-
s-t. DO gave them TO Mr.. Wrinkle
Keep en- fur the litle Teller he
said "ICs ltue present fur him And
NOW ] guess we'd bef~r 90. Ne and my
friends here has got Q little business 10
attend to down the street.
1--WE are greatly Obliged FOR this Pleas
aut cau said air Wrinkle. somewhat
hazly
~ see twas a surprise 70 YOU, sir"
said the leader. But Joke b. a JOKE.
7 thought the young fellow WAS here. bat
! pose hell be around tomorrow AMI
cxrllin % OH aud have the laugh 81 YOU.
"Wha?" asked MIR Wink.e, hope,essly
puzzled.
why the Young fellow that hired us %
Mr Wrinkle said no more IL was too
s1lfio and tho band filed out. In the
ward they halted and played Peek
A.o'" Then they oil wen. down Tho
street 20 tho slloou. where Bill Spclt
threw twenty 90 the bartender Tor
a starter" as he said
Meanwhile several blocks down the
street % wcli-lrcese4 Young man was i'm
patiently waiting az the gate Of a large.
fine residence set in beautiful grounds
Beside him stood q man with bass drum
and .ymhals.
VIVA, zoe down bias got the rest Of the
band exclaimed the young man. IN
suppressed hG, anery voice
'l don't know. SIR replied PottsA II
was working in oakland. and our ado
wrote to me To- come. ana sent me Tho
number whore 90 meet EN- Hes ter
fia.r careless Teller but I don't see how
hcre could Dee any mistake"
An hour passed No band appeared and
thc young man was fairly aouctre VII,
mpltieuee nnd rarr.
'IH thrash That idiot ~ , leader" h.
lrrs. out ..r5 piav mo "a trick axe this
when Doc knows .fs q sercnade too
Jrst then another younr man e,rno an,
tho -tro.t quietly slirprJ 4, ~. Sc or,
sto.c AROUND tho yeoits nr.ier an, ., d.
s..r windows Hc carried "A guitar IN ne
hand The nut young man a,moe, foam
. e.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

looking A. last week
Mrs Blank why I am Mrs Blank
said the Young woman.
smith arose 10 the emergency, ana step
pire on Jones foot hard enough 60 em-
phasize his =, hint. he said. Mr Jones
means Mrs NIank ~ Boston. who bought
Iat 81 furniture here last week bic
thought from fhc similarity % names that
rou were related. tlt I know che 30. tou
Mrs Blank verv well. and I know she
rs not OF your family
Whllc smith was talking he watched
plank.r face closely when Jones referfcI
20 A table that Mrs p'nuk had looked nt
the week before Blank expression !ral-
rafed nat D. WIS., uncomfortable he
Looked like . mnu who wanted to crop
through the floor W1cu smith began t.I-
ing hts plausible 10 blank recovered hls
self-possrsslen. ard. turning 90 Mrs
Blank saii
"wel tans s better ! am glad 20 hear
that you were not the Mrs Blank who
came here last week looking Tor tables
with r. man se#crt
Mrs Blank sm. - at his mock jealousy
and saw tho tables AS the Blank We're
leaving Blank went over TO smith and
slli gently
Thank sou You snved me thai time
"Ob. that's al night" said smith. but
7 want 90 tell YOU taat YOU ore foolish.
'Sot n tit said Bank You m.Fun-
derstard the situation. bus 90 might have
been herd fer mo 20 explain 90 % Mr..
Blank ] va see YOU later"
Blank d.i come around tho next dnr
ana explained about tho actress WHO had
married hts friend BE was grateful 20
Smith and 4s DO happened 90 boz a good
customer ana friend % the senior MEM
ner 81 the nrm Smiths salary was raised.
Jones is nursing a sore foot and % de-
termlnati1n never again 20 jump lt con
customs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

The hiU-
...rhev oro waiting on tho shore
FOR the bark go take t.cm home:
Tbev will tol and rrievc no more,
The hour for reicuse bath come.
"AU their long life ICES behind
Ike a dimiv blending dream;
There q nothing lcft 20 bind
To the realms thar only seem.
sThev are waiting Tor the boat,
There Is nothing left 20 90.
" hat was near them grows remote,
Happy silence fails Ike dow;
Now the shadowy bark is come
And the weary may so home
"Bv s,il water they would rest.
ia the shadow q the tree;
After battle sleep is best,
ANr roIee tranquility"
-ue Noei iu fhc Washington star
81 ingenious photographer not FAR from
Madear square. NeW York city. has de-
vised q novel mode of leasing customer
Gays the Now York pos, IL BE- expressed
hy little slgu near the door which
reads "lt is not necessary 90 be rlch
20 look rich iu one of our photographs.
And iu the studio Ihe visitor finds the
explanation 81 The slzr Ir he dressing
room Is One collection of the latest
designs in hate 7crretH. waists. h-nus
opera clcHks bal. drtfser evening robes
stage diamonds and paste 5ewc.ry Here
the poorest working glfi can transform
herself ln Eve minutes into vision O.
splendor The goods are of me best quail
ity ard the latest STYLES. They would
look well anywhere. ard 90 q photograph
are unauTpaasable. According 70 the pro-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

See our lines of ladies' and chidrens Jackets Golf
Capes Fur Collars, Novelties in Belts Stock Collars
Rufles Jabos, Fancy Gilt and Trimming Braids which
we are offering at especially low prices.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04


~ more ~ .nAlr Tot F"''' '.''' a..
10 entrance "AIi' lN i-nt''.n "t, M
os1"si'i'',if' VIZ o'l *.
aah ''hnl'1'"'4 WIN 'l"l1 90 -
i'ht'st 5'n. h'N ever W 49, w "
MS tiia' "i VIZ iill,''' '.l',.'" ,,.
f4'l it ti+"i A'". W." iio'n ~,
% hath. tween Apil ?" ana ~ 80. ~
caa~men were l,A'. Yea 'y lulll.' . -. -
'u1 slN uDi-'r ''i''"is -,
,l,.. ,,,.i,,, NJ 1o,,nf Inc
fr.rB ~ ,,,,bors..ir, A. the DAVIS of the SCI
...... So f,,.l. I'm. p,tb comedy. %
..,t.,...,,- ,1.,,,,,t,.. y. 90, A. resuorsibla
80 -. -..'t,..t - .hts i.ts,-cl, bu, inn,
,.-...,....t.l. ,,.-t,. ~ conveyance
,,f- t.ff,.,~ ,,. .is,,- ~ Arthur /
r4ff..,-. ..-.,....,,,,,..,,, t.,d.r ip the House
-. A. ,......t 49, tcr t,,otto,, 20
i..- hrn,i,.,.. ir,.-,st. and .bo manages
,ee,tr. d., 81. ,, te,ve rim en-
49,. 80 49, tl. ,.,,tt,.,l v,ork she NOT
.Ht ~ tc,,..srla 4, ,be
,,,.,,.,t.,.,.,t ,,,,. br, looks after ontsid.
t...tte ,.t,tsh ~. ,,sf,ii,, 100 40 the SUPER
-, .,,9 ti-.,.,t,,, ~ tho master % the
Al - ys,tf,,.,,.. 81. ,.,.,.or f.,f hercd "a hen
,...i. ,,,.r,Ion ~. roof re-
..,,. 49, ,,.tt.r ~ tbis Kind.
a.. r.,.-,,, ,,.',,i. II, oefects ana gives
t, So 49, h,vs the
-.--I,..s ts,-,rti,. ebc baA a
-, ,,,1. ~ bor hroiber's
..t'.7 o.. 81. 4,t,us herself A.
.....- n l..- caro- ana interest n IA
a. ,h.-. is "a ,,,seitiiitv Of her
..,,,,'e,.,,.s ana sbo 40
t,. ~. 49,, c,rriar,,
49,. .,.t-,,r y.ui no toCt for
80, 80. ,t,. s,.ona
~. i'".i'.' 49,. 1000,
The quick VIE - salesman emp"F"o
1 bv 8 furniture company in this city. says
I the Nsw York sun. wen bin an increase
/ OF salary lost week and saved the mana
Ger OF 70 large corporation very serious
domestic trouble
THO manager. who may be called Blank.
/ has Young wife who is very jealous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

II they are weak and you feel nef''
and easily Illustrated" can't sleep 49,
81. IN the morning unrefreshed. io-'
blooA h door. strong nerves depend
on rich. nourishing blood Hoods -
nariila makes the nerves strong oy -.
rlchinE and vitnlizlng the bseod. y $50,
sweet refreshing sleep and CONF +,
cures nervous troubles. Begin taAnh
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18
ASK FOR TRUSTEES.

contest Over Valuable Property Be
gun Yesterday Afternoon.
Proceedings in equity involving the valua-
bic property at the southwest corner Of
I4th street and New York avenue, on which
an once building is now in process of erec-
ton, were instituted in the District Supreme
Court late yesterday afternoon. The COM
plainants, who are represented by Attor-
ney ID. w. Baker, are Brooke N1ackall and
his wife, Jennie Warner Mackail. They
name as defendants, Jacob Van Vechten
Olcott Laura I. Olcett, Charles H. Bond
and others. The court is asked to declare
certain trust to be IN favor of the com,
plainants. and that trustees be appointed
to convey or sell the property to the COM
plainants upon payment of what they justly
owe upon it. According to the complain
ants they have beenfunjustly deprived Of
the property. which IS isaid,to be valued at
about 100000. ~
The bill alleges that in duly, 1895, the
compliments placed d truse1upon the prop
erty in the sum of 500, 900, payable in three
years, and subsequently second trust was
placed upon 1t for $.,GO0 The trusts were
not paid when due. Mrs. Olcott for the
the second trust and, preserving the inter-
ests OF the complainants, 1t is set forth, en-
tered into an agreement between herself
and husband and the compliments to pur-
chase the property and, hold 1t until such
time as the compliments could pay the OBJ
legations or until it could be sold at figure
agreed upon between them. The complain
ants, 1t Is alleged, thereupon purchased the
property to hold in trust, and that the
subsequent purchasers had actual or con-
structive knowledge of the trust. An &C
counting was to be made when the Olcotts
should sell the property, SO it is said, and, it
IS added the complainants believe that the
Oicotts were acting in good faith. The pur-
chase price paid by the Olcotts was $12,50O.
Mrs. Oicott, April 5, 1899, transferred the
property to Charles H. Bond Of Boston for
$15O.oO. In order that the purchaser might
ants filed a. written notice Of the same in
the office OF the recorder of deeds. The
property was then decided in trust to vari-
Gus trustees, who are made parties to the
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIL: sIPHEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columba.-In the matter Of Edgar l.. Everett
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 12S.-To the cred
itors of Edgar l.. Everett Of Washington, ID. c..
Notice is hereby given that the nth day of May
1900, the said Edgar l.. Everett was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his
creditors win be held my office, Room No. 49,
No. 472 Louisiana avenue, Washington. d. O., on
the 31st day of May. 1900 at $3.50 o'clock pm, at
which time the said creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business may
properly come before said meeting.
EDWARD s. McCAIMONT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
J. P. EARNEST. Attorney for bankrupt. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbian tho matter Of Lawrence G.
Fletcher. tr; bankrupt.-1n Bankruptcy, No. 100.
Notice is hereby given that the above named
bankrupt has hled his petition praying for a dis
charge from all his debts In bankruptcy, and that
all creditors and other persons ordered to at
tend ut the hearing upon said petition before said
court at Washington, in the said District. on the
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1900, AT TEN
O'CLOCK An. and then and there show cause.
If any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted, and examine the bankrupt
II deemed proper. -
EDWARD S. McCALMONT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
MASON ". RICHARDSON,
Attorney for Bankrupt. 1t