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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24

lion laws are proposed. Il b propose
10 restore the old vaY q voting III
whole party ticket with one srOss mark
Other Objectionable changes are sdVo
Gated. Bat ons amendment i badly
needed. and that IL that the rssurns shall
sbow how many perfect or inPsrfsei
ballots were east Il ea.h precinct. The
return nov does shoE tbe total number
oi voters participating in any Oregon
election. Il any Oi the constitutional
ameDdmepls voted on al the last June
election bad come eloss 10 adoption
sbars would have been no Eay Of datsrm.
ining VIA, vas msioriiy Of the total
vote east. II ths rsissesdan smsndmept
b close a The nsEi slsetioa. uoder the
present las 20 e0uri can alculate a
majority o ~ lbs voters par,ieipa.,
Ing 10 that siection. Tbs return should
shoS ezaeily how many voters
Yoled, whssher they yotei on the
amendment or not, or whether
shey voted on one or all Offices
p b Allied. A man who goes
10 the polls and casts an Australian bal.
lot and only votes on one Office or ques.
bon is ~ much a voter as n he marks
bic choice for each olhce to be 6lled
rbe committee on elections at this sos.
ion should not omit having this pro Wis.
on Of the law made clear.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
JOURNAL exRAYS"

Any fool can vote q higher tax.
Pass the referendum enabling act.
AA q
Armstrong Of Marion voted for Corbet
today.
Gov. Geef lie not entered among th'
senatorial dark horses.
The next JOURNAL viii pay its respects
TO Queue bill Amis Of Eugene.
Advertisers in a live paper (ike this,
keep out Of the hands Of the sheriff.
Whitney Of Linn ls ali right. STOP
ing ward politicians TO the Senate.
Josephi's bill TO convey insane in 9
more humane manner is one bill worth
voting for.
Is there a landgrab or an oystergrsh
in Eddy's bill to locate an oysterbed
in Netarts bay.
zee
With 100000 Postofice, a $4,000
Y. NJ. O, A., a 10000 business block,
what's the matter With salem7
zee
Dresser's primary election bill ought
10 be called an act TO make II impossible
TO get decent men to run for office.
. Ae
When the people contributed 500, ,0O0
Tor Soldiers monument they didn't
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
SCIENCE SETTLES 1T.
Dandruff Is Caused by Germ That Sap
Hairs Vitality

Dandruff Is Caused by Germ That Saps the
Hairs Vitality.
II 10 now a settled fact that dandruff
is caused by germ. Falling hair and
badness are the result OF dandruff, DR.
+. j. Beardsley, of Champaign, ILL.,, got
hold OF the new hair preparation, New
bros Herpicide-the only one that kills
the dandruh Germ. He says: "Iused
Herpicide or my dan ruff and falling
bair, and am we'll satisfied with tbs
result" DIR. ]. T. Fugate, of Urbane
ILL.,, SAYS: 81 have used Herpicide foi
dandruf with excellent results. shal
prescribe it in my practice" Herpicide
kills the dandruff germ. Physicians al
well as the general public say So
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24

Chairman Of Ways and Means Pearce
has public Library Poorman has NIL.
itary Affairs; Keene has Health and
Public Morals: Hartman has Capitol
building and Grounds Poorman lie also
on Banking and insurance; Pearce is
on engrossed Bills and Counties; Hart
man on Elections Smith on Medicine
and Pharmacy; Keene on Penal and
Charitable Institutions.
In the Senate warm discussion took
place, regarding the utility, cost, etc,
Of the Senate calendar, In consequence
the calendar appears next day printed
In nonparell type on q single folded
sheet. A prominent figure in the house
viewed the first edition enhancement,
took its makeup into consideration for
minute, and said: "Say that's nom
pareil edition for a email plea Senate
amt it p"
We trust and believe that the casting
of few votes for Binger Herman for
United States Senator is not serious
matter r.--Salem Statesman.
Ifnominated in the regular Republican
caucus in q perfectly fair manner. what
would there be SERIOUS" about making
Binger Hermann senator2 Or Charley |
Fulton for that matter. Both are able
men.
Mulkey Of Polk scored high as the
orator Of this general assembly in bis
speech nominating Corbett in the joint
convention. His remarks we're eloquent
and he was earnest. His speech was
deyoid Of all perieryid, bombastlc, flag
waving insincerity that has sometimes
characterized such occasions.
Gov. Geer has still on hand the task
Of selecting a fifth man for the textbook
commission, He will either select a
first class bniness man who has a clean
public record or an educator who has :,
not been connected with the high.priced si
regime OF the past.
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Col. Alley, Of Baker City, was noted
for gallantry until this: D.
Being woman, the Chinese Empress
Dowager will probably change her mind
q few more times, powers OF no powers. Z
a a
People married or lovers quarrels :
iudicially determined and perfect order i
10 Judge Judah's court. Il
The Murray Wade cartoons make the b
Evening kilograms 20 like hot cakes I
with the Legislators d
zee :
A constitutional convention would '
give lot Of politicians chance to toot
aud constitoot.
For man TO ever with every wind is q
diplomacy. For woman it is fickle. 1
less. !
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ALIrrLE FaEE AND EASY

LITTLE FREE AND EASY
TALK ON THE sEhAToRSHlp
With hercnlean efforts the DemocrAti,
bosses are trying to keep their member
lined u7 for dummy candidate, while
tho Oregon Republican bosses are trying
10 defeat caucus and serve their Trust
masters In the East. The signs are
that concilIatory policy Is bring adop
sed by both sldos. The proposition Of
Speaker Reodsr In tho Wednesday night
caucus, that Whenever so in caucus vote
viva voca ioT candidate that he be de.
elared The party nominee, was not ~.
cepied by the Corbelt members who will
accept viva vooa vote when % or enough |
70 elect a senator come Into the Rspub.
lican caucus, Their position is the
stronger one because 90 could not deter.
mine anything.
but u is a favorable slgn that the ten.
densy d toward oooeiliAiiOn, aud 10.
Wards q perfectly regular, fair and un.
pledged party caucus. 30 iAr as Marion
eoaniy is concerned, all the Republi. I
can candidates. and al the opposition
candidates, hvOred a regular caucus on
Senator and declared opposition to all
holdups and irregularities.
Before thls senatorial asht IL over II
u'll hs found that Mark Hanna Is the b
e's2e'' das Ia The aghi. and Il isoor.
es'i bel hsh1ins. lie Is The only Or. y
'son eAnlne lhs big watch dos Of the 1
Trusts fears. he iea's corbett's sense Of 6
Justice aud bis intelligence. MARI q
,po~s almost to > certainty that he y
'oa'd handle ANY other dog In the pile 2 2
'nd vii 'hiow 100000 into the o.m. : :
~'En % dsisAs sush man. When Il 6
onss 10 ehooslus among the es, Of the o
spiran.', MARA would naturally prefer q,
bon whom he has tried and had n.
'lions wish--llke Mcbride Or Mitchell.
; anyeody they would voaeh Tor. n
soeae'y he could pat up win Ringer -
sFHAna 90 pinch, bu, Rinses would = =
'e' i'ks a wildcat 10 restore an.
op''a'ion' for oQOs bay aud Yaqaina y
y haFeoF', the bls railroad trus, uan,s ~ ~
ls'P closed. MARKS duiy 70 The RocLe u
Ice Morgan'llnl syndicate eompolls
a 20 keep such men a. oorbe,t ., @ ,aI
''mann oas Of the senate and keen u
~ IN sho aFs willins performers in lu'
"a'' ofehesiFa Mcbride wnl give w.
psop'' esnd oi reindeer or a .h,p. ina
rad thai 'aAss IO,ovsr 10 build. "
ae' ha'ooFs that voald lot In The ~ IN
'Pr''''on u sall water and aunc, a
! Railroads, no' "a yoar he. senator ,llu
b. 3
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SAVED BY pALMIsrRY.
Fa'tsred Individual Proves ME Case
~ showing IIis Hands

FatteFed Individual Proves His Case
~ Showing His nands.
| Reasoning from antecedent proba.
pllty'' said the Justice 20 a prisoner
With a soppy hat aud a turned down
mouth, II would say that when this
policeman accuses you OF being a
tramp he IL speaking with a high No.
Gard fur the truth"
Knowing little about logic" the Do
PENDANT replied, II am unable 20 say
whether am guilty on that proof But
oy palmlstry am Innocent Nv ufe
1ne Is good, my capacity for hard
work is simply astonishing. and nv
perb."
Score one Tor palmistry. Now hold
40 your hands"
They went up.
u can't tell whether you have worI.
20 ny the looks Of those hands" said
The Justice "Rut IN the Interest OF the
'pr"ad OF knowledge viii dlgress and
ny 10 you that an article known Al
'oap was Invented some years ago"
Never beard OF r." said the prisoner
'heesfnlly, "and know Just as much
about my suit or lnnoceuce as 1 40
about soap You might try me by =
hurry of nay peers"
Your peers are too busy telling fairy
'a'es 70 haftendera on this mnsxv
m"fuing 70 come out 20 help the ends
% Justice. The dollar they'd ge, for
AIRY serYlce would make them die ~
heart disease
"A doctor told me ia never have
hat" the prisoner said.
I'm not Intensely Interested IN the
tale " your health" the Justice said
oddly = don't know whether you'rs |
tramp and neither DO you. am m. |
'iaed 20 the opinion that you are but |
guess no policeman wnl arrest Won
ysween here aud the eorper.-
The prisoner made the trial trim ana,
.ssfsily aud was seen no more 7 cAl
ago Journal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

our popular personally conducted
.ourist ,t excursions in modern Palma
WuIlst sleeping cars leave Salem ever
~. iionuay py Evening aud Thursday evening
;,.. n'a sacramento and every Tuesday even
lng ana Saturday morning via PortIsnd
anu anu run through 70 Chicago Titbon,
onange via the Worlds most scenic I I'i 80
connecting at Chicago with all mornino mo nine
lIs uslIs East, also with the Rock IsIans
bPeIsonally conducted tourist car 'u ~
bSNa3n Dos'3n, These tourist sleeping cars ar. M
GaH g,oau Sestlbuled, lighted with Pin,cb
Gas I. and provided with all weekly iIlua inn
rated ;Isl Periodicals and magazines for ,'I rs
~ ar;i use OF our patrons aud are accono' mn,
sael., s@n.'a through to destination bv% % a ran
Ssssntauye OF the Great Rock Isls5d
lIouIe. Ioo! We also have a daily 6rst'oIs"a a
."s .,eePlng car service TO Chicago via las ~
Svllc e',,iN Line and the best dining c@av @
eISlce IN the world. al
tor iull Information, mans stc o.u
VI "flte to, A. f. CooPRR. Gen A.
~ u Portland Oregon.
w, sSSISSER, q. NJ. PowRRs
Aseht . Z Co. Agent ORSNCo /
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suppose Portland would ask a state ap.
preparation besides. Portland is one
gigantic fountain Of gall.
zee
Oregon needs a railroad commission
and baby.wagon inspector to protect
the lives Of precious humanity.
Marster's bill to tar all the corpora.
tions ought TO include the undertaker's.
Then IL would be sure Of decent burial.
Kelly, the smooth faced boy.orator OF
Linn, did the thing up brown for Nc.
Bride in the way Of nominating speech.
As both houses adjourned In memory
Of Queen Victoria they should now give
banquet In honor Of the late Prince Of
Wales.
eAA
The Health Board bill makes state
Offices for five physicians, one TO have a
salary OF f26OO year, ali to have regis.
hNANd bhultHs
n q
There isn't enough property OF the
rich ON the free list at Portland, 30 the
crematoTy 10 burn millionaires Is to be-
exempt.
Q &c
The height OF Portland government.
Al wisdom seems TO be- to dodge the
assessor and raise the tax levy from o to ,
lOh mills.
eea
All the damphool bills Of the past are
being resurrected and some new ones {
that nobody was ever biggenutf fool be.
lore TO think of.
half the members having 10 20 with. '
'ut clerks, and the ministers praying ?
rec gratis. Isn't that econoui1inR on y
10Th ends OF the liner
zee
bailey's new food aud dairy bill creates q
N additional Office, raises the salary from 4
1000 to $1,000 a year and $500 for a de. 4
uV' IL ought 10 be passed, a
zee d
lhs JOURNAL does not believes that n
he Woodburn W. CT, q 30 far for. d
ot its @ hristlike mission as to strike AT e
women when che Was in trouble.
Chairman Sheridan who has run Re. ~ ~
aolioan majorities up higher than apv n
IAN who ever managed state politics h n
'nunuing his useful work at Salem. n
q VI
Wa'son's bill to abolish Judge Clel. n
'd's office ought to be killed. Cleland dC
oks most like a Judge than anything III
''ding Office In Multnomah AZ present y
Ihe Democrats show great wisdom in
'lng up solid for the Hon. Bin Smith
Baker who rolled up the biggest Re. ~,
'o''ean majority ever cast in Eastern
.egon. ha
IVY All means let the state 10 into ths ]
a Industry, aud the hemp industry
a the cabbage industry, and the Z
'sfkTant industry. We know a man err
eid make a good inspector Of the We
Ter. '"' Tn
zee
'A''on county members have prom.
h' PLACES on committees. smith 4.
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THEY SLEEP HANGING UP.

sisshs ssd Bats suspend Themselves
Without EHertion.
There Is one animal which lives en-
nreiy IN trees, but Is able 10 maintain
10 position during slumber without the
east exercise Of muscular force. This
3 the sl0th. common ln the forests OF
tropical America. Its long claws ara 80
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
the GARDENERS LIMITATION


He does not cay.
AZ day By day.
q Paseeth without reeult.
There y no bud Ia bush,
There IL no r0ee IN bud
Rather, bis faith preyailn
And he applies himself
TO Do HE part,
Which, II we'll done,
He knows will bring
IN time, the rose;
ThronRh how II grows,
Or where such beauty
fonnd rep0se
Baore unfolding unto him.
ne cannOt say
Unlesa he knoweth God.
-Marioa p. Hatch.
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An InsIauation.

Lawyer (eHamlnlng witnessl Where
was your maid at the timer
Lady-In my boudolr, arranging my
hair.
Lawyer-And were you there alsof
Lady Indignantly -Sir!-Exchange.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24

The men-of'war Of the Romans had a
crew OF about 225 men. OF which ia
were oarsmen working on three decks
The speed OF these vessels was about
sin miles an hour In fair weather
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24

Opens up a new world to the loving
mother. If II is a strong, healthy baby
that new world is a world of happiness.
If il is a weak, fretful child the new
world is full of anxiety. 1t has been
proven in thousands of cases, that the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton makes all the difference between
strength and weakness in children.
Healthy, happy mothers have healthy,
happy children. Favorite Prescrip-
tom gives the mother strength to give
her child. Il makes the baby's advent
practically painless and promotes the
secretion of the nourishment necessary
to the healthfil feeding OF the nursing
child.
rI have been using Dr. Piercc's Favorite Pre-
scripton and can say Il Is just what you adver.
tse Il to be- writes Mrs. Victor J. Hadin, Of
Leonardsvilie, Riley Co, Kansas. III began
taking II Just two months before baby came
and was greatly benefited by It's use. The doc
tor who attended me said did about as well as
any one he had seen las I was sick only about
three hours and also that your Favonte Pre-
did have faith in We now have a darling baby
boy, strong and healthy, who weighed nine
pounds when born, During this month he has
gained three and one-half pounds. Have never
given him one dose Of medicine.n
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical |
Adviser, in paper covers, sent free on |
receipt of II one-cent stamps to pay |
expense of mailing only. Address DR..
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
IN JUSTICE 10

SENATOR wnRiDI
Tbs naily seniin~l. of salem, "a foil o
Melirlde. SyllnQisiically reasoning sheFt
IL therefore nothlng IL u. McBrids beinp
nearest q neneaiiy of npy Unlfod State
Senator Ofvgon ever had.--Albany
Democrat.
Then ihe senale mus, be iuII Of non
entitles a. they put him on BIZ com.
mitiees and pay him high tribute, In
their eulogles. Laying all prejudice
aside, Senator Mcbride ls man ol more
shan ordIuhry ability a. . politician.
Tnh JoUaSAL does not like the way be
eot biz election In 1898. but the state
isfuli u politicians who would have
gotten q that way or poaiihly Va worse
ways 4 they had been smart enough
shall We cay. skllliaI enough 10 land the
prise by intrigue and chicaperyf The
diflerenre between being ''chanoe
oolt' and winning . reelection on your
merits in an open field Is nov perfectly
apparent
The fact "a. II lhis state had not an op.
portuniiy 10 secure IN Mr. Corbeli q
neiser man Tor senator. man oi iaf
grsaier influence and ability, who has
had moro exparienoe "A a nenalos. and
who is right on the great COMMERCIAL
Issues q vital interest N tho Paclnc
coast. then the state might MOI bslier
itself BY eleciins any Of the othor can.
didaies named over Mr. Mcbride.
AZ. Mcbride voted Coz the Porto Rico
iarli. coFbeii believes Ia commercial
iFseiom with shs islands. Mcbride
solei sgalnsi the American alnendmeut
70 the Nicaragua canal. corbelt believes
10 eanal eoOtsolled BY our government.
Mcbride would vote Zoe the shipping
subsidy hlll ooFbesi would nOL Ne.
Bride stands ior tariffs on the Island
pss1easlona Of the United States. ior
military and eommisslon government Of
NE lplanis. Mr. coTbs,, stands against ]
HISS things MeBrids has no financial
'aabi'iy co'bsss l. stability iisslf. .
Mcbride hss iAlled % ., appropriations :
or fsquina ana Coos hay. ooresu ,
'ould pei them. .
oFegon has noihlng 10 gala BY sendlne a
Q 'he senate new. anlried, insx a
eF'fbesd man % take Mr. Mcnrlds's u
laee, i he hold sAe sane vlsws sha. o.
iebfida holds. aud would be thero a. p
'eie administration camp Iollowe, 70 u
'eufs palroaase ior bic frlends. hlnsslf na
ID ~ ismlly, and uas a. iar wrong oa pn
a. .sasa - Mcbride IL. Oregon has o~
nsl y eain b ssndiag cofbe,,. . mau %
Ao Y 'ighi snd pe,iliye "a ,hs great 'e'
'HN@. Nit
Afttlde % noi blank, = non entity. Tie
has accomplished rfsa, d,al lor 'ho
'gpn and ~ bls lriroas Ilss wos.s Ne
= hlaet, 'tau elphoa he is 'hs
l0Fsly danseroas. ior hls sklll snd raj
'lss 10 doing phai appeam rlgh, bot
|ish Republicans vhllehs asss,lns ooa
|'psi' sud epemlss 4 'hs ilspuiliean nos
n shsn ~ y oon . "a % serve Ksi
Rleho must prosl'iaa llsslihooa los
a'i aud hh feiatyon re'
eFo AmENDmRNr 10 y
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
pY noFnR nRoTHERs.


Daily One Year. $500 IN Advanos
Daily -Four Mon9hs ". IN Advance
Daily ~ Carylor 500 Per Monfhs
Wool<ly One Year eI.oo W Advances
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rHorEcri0N AoAinsr
eRoTscTgo oAME
There 40 b ne asual s,,si u s.me
p'o'se'ion lsSs a ,h,s ssssloa. sono
aie ~ ne paosesiioa Il same aua nor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24
To Cure a Cola In One Day

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggsu refund the money n II fails 10 cure
W Groves signature IN on each boz.
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME GARD

0Odgailis ',ts,'ii with Southern Pacitic tiaIns.
Sa,, Sat,ug S 9 'neet service ID and from New.
pCTS ana adjacent beaches.
De, aits .ai. lor Tue mountains arrive at
to ',oat ro az noon, giving ample tinN
Rrairau eacu camping grounds on lie
same day. ii'e's ~Ins
~ a. EDWIN sTOHE
J. TURNER. aanee
AZ 1t albany
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Col McCraken wants a state horse
shoer's commission? Any horse.shoer is
to have state commission and a pen.
sion II a mule breaks his ribs.
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q "a SO nr
=. '1....... y nthts 4. Z. I.ssi s,,
&sHZI~
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fuiiman and Tourists cars on both
trains; Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
ana III Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington,
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew.
e1rai steamship lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. W. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, OF address ''''N
@. IL. MARKHAM, G. p. A..
Portland, Oregon.
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nfnNFo AmENDmRNr 10
TIA ElHcrloN Laws
AlI1Pfia ~ smeadn.enn 81 ths slsc.
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HA'ion county members have prom.
'"eh' places on committees. smith 4.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-24

For man to ever with every wind is
diplomacy. For woman it is fickle.
mesa
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
The SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at b;4O a. m. 7:54 a. m. and
Evening star., 1901-08-10
THE COURTS,

Equity Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh.
Bradley agt. Walker; ratification of
auditors report. Proctor agt. Proctor;
proof ordered taken before F. Edw. Mitch
ell, examiner. Enrich agt. Albrecht; au-
thority to trustees to make private sale.
Starkweather agt. Croissant; time within
which to file answer extended. Kreuter
agt. Kreuter: pro confesso against certain
defendants and reference to auditor.
Sutor agt Chapman; sale decreed with E.
L. Gies and j. T. Rupli, trustees, to sell.
Lee agt. Lee; commission ordered to issue.
Beall agt Beall; proof ordered taken be-
fore T. H. Fitman, examiner. Nelson agt.
Nelson; do. before Fred Mckee, examiner.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Clabaugh.
In re Noble J. Walker; adjudication of
bankruptcy and reference.
Probate Court-Justice Clabaugh.
Estate of Paul G.. Deardoff; decree ap-
pointing Simon Lyon and Fredk. Haig col
lectors: bond, $500 Estate of Cornelia P.
Willard; proof of publication. Estate of
Ammiel J. Willard; do. Estate of Sarah j.
Smith; do. Estate of Nicholas Relinger;
do. Estate of John Miller; petition dis
missed. Estate of Frank Crovo; petition for
letters Of administration filed. Estate CT
Mary w. Kelly: proof Of publication. Es-
tate of VIM. Parker; petition for probate Of
will filed Estate of Michael Tuohy; inven-
tory filed. Estate of Caroline C.. Dugan;
affidavit in lieu of account filed.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Twenty-seventh street northwest between
1 and K streets-John Burke to District of
Columbia, part original lot 10. So. L: 800.
Joseph E. Dyer ct ux. to same, original lot
1S and part original lot IL, SO. 1; $1,000.
Myles Gibbons ct uX. to same, part original
lot II, sq 1; $1,000.
White Haven. st. Philip and Jacob-Ed-
win G. Clark ct al, trustees, to Henrietta
NJ. Lynch, lots II and II, blk. 3; OPS.
Eckington-Sarah E. Potter ct vir Joseph
s. to Joseph F. Collins, lot g. SO. II; $40.
Joseph F. Collins conveys same property to
Joseph s. Potter: $40.
Kosciusko place-Barbara Frischholz ct
vir Joseph to John Richter. part lot i;
$1,150.
Congress Heights-M. R. p Mothersead
ct vir L. F. to Emma P. Hungerford. lot
0, blk 4; $500.
Brookland-Arthur ]. McElhone to Fran
els M. and Evlyn 8. Pike, part lots and 2.
Addition to Brookland-James L. Sher-
wood ct al. to James A. Stansbury. lot Ii.
block 1: SO.
Brookiand-charles G. simons ct ux. to
Arthur j. McElhone, part lots 1 and e
block 40; 500.
NJ street northwest between North Capi-
tol and 1st streets-Maurice f. Tally ct ux.
to David Riordan, lots 90 and 20, square
619; so.
. A street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-Washngton Real Estate Company
to Samuel j. Mills. lot 81, square 1896; $40.
Same to Emma c. Cooke. lots So and 63,
square 1896: SO.
Morris place northeast between 9Th and
7th streets-Alvin g. Belt ct ux. to Caddie
L. Wright. trustee, lot 14S. square 800; $40.
Pierce MIL road-Clement W. Howard ct
ux. to w. Walter Edwards. part Of SPRING
land place; SO.