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Upeolstery Room

Rufaed muslin curtains, 2A yards long, finished with good full ruf1e, French seam, worth 3ec.
 Only Friday at 25c Ruf1ed muslin curtains. in dots and stripes, finished with five inch full ruf1e, French seam, worth 95c. Only Friday at 75c pr Drummers' samples of silk velour, about "A inches square, some alitt1e larger, for pillow tops, chair seats and backs, and small stand covers, worth 8oc.
 Only Friday at 88c { Window shades-We sold 50 many shades last Friday that we bought 300 more for this week. These are the regular Goo shades, but have little spots or. rough threads here and there; nothing that will damage quality of the goods; complete with fixtures and ring.
 Only Friday at 38c : With every pair of curtains pur- chased Friday, we will give a, white enamel pole, with crimp- ed silver bali end and fixtures complete; sold regularly for T2hc. ,..
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UP TO OXFORD ANDG4MBRIDGE.
Yale aud Harvard Maintain English
 Universities should Challenge.

London, April 2.-It is not thought that the question whether the Interna- tional athletic challenge committees from Harvard-Yale or from Oxford Cambridge will affect the meeting of the universities this summer. A cablegram from the Harvard-Yale representative to-day suggests that in view of the fact that Oxford-Cambridge lost the match fin 1902 they should send the chal- lenge. The athletes here are not in- clined to make any difficulty over this detail. Correspondence is now pro- ceeding between the universities and the arrangements for the meeting will probably be carried through successful Iy
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Visit of London Honorable Artillery.

London, April 2.--Lord Roberts, the Lieutenant Colonel Lord Denbigh, com manding the Honorable Artillery com pany, that permission has been granted to the Honorable Artillery to visit Bos- ton, Mass, under arms, in September as the guests of the Ancient and Hon. orable Artillery company of that city.
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THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co
THE HOWE & STETSON STORES
Friday Bargains. Look for the Green Tickets.
Linens.

Linens. IS inch red selvedge brown twilled all linen toweling; heavy quail ity. the I215c kind. A..
 Only Friday at 10c 62 inch all linen, bleached table damask, the regular soc kind.
 Only Friday at 39c 1T inch all pure linen full bleached Barnsley damask, closely woven, heavy quality, several choice patterns; value no.
 Only Friday at S5c IS inch linen glass toweling, good heavy grade, red and white, and blue and white cheeks; value LOG. -
 Only Friday at 776c
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taiito New Pastor.

Montclair, N J., April 2.-The trus- tees of the First Congregational church have recommended that a call be ex- tended to Horace B. Porter of New Ha- ven, Conn.,, an assistant to the Rev. Dr. Amory H. Bradford. MT. Porter was formerly assistant at Plymouth church, Brooklyn.
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Middt~a DCfea: 1T of t'.

Annapolis, Md, April 2.-In a most in- teresting game of baseball the Universi- ty of Pennsylvania team was defeated here to-day by the Midshipmen, the final score being to 3.
 At Washington-Brown g, Columbian university 5.
 At New York-Manhattan 4, Tufts 8 (ten innings).
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Capita, stock Mure Than Doubled.

Portland Me-, April 2.--At a special meeting of the stockholders of the Mo- hawk Valley Steel and Wire company here to-day it was voted to increase the capital stock of the company from $25,- 000, 1000 to $60,0O0,0 9S .. '.
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Declares Reorganization Means Retreat and Retreat Generalization and Dis- aster-A Million Moro Votes Cast at Last Election for the Democratic Ticket Than for Cleveland, Even Be- fore His Political Crimes Were Dis- covered.
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E. B. FOOHE BOYS CLUB.
ITS INITIAL MEETING ENTHUST-
 AsTICALLY ATTENDED.

nrr. Lotze Presented the Keys on Behalf of MT. Foote, who Offered the Club
 Another sa5,Ooo Making s5o,Ooo in
 AII-Mrs. wsde's Gif. Harvey Smiths
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lContinued on Sixth Page.l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
Es 10 iusto, 10 natural y l6gico.

Es 10 justo, 10 natural y ioglco.
Convene. para que esos fnnciona-
rios atiendan y cumplan mejor sus de-
beres, que Sc les ofrezca ell estimulo
de ganar en- categor1a. al mismo tempo
que en representation en- sueldo.
De ese modo procuraran ajustsr sns
actos Ell cumplimiento estricto de la ley,
que ha de ser -igual para todos, 10 mis-
mo para los hijos del continente que pa
ra los naturales de la isla, sin diferencias
ri ri distingos de Fza nj de principles po-
Digimos no hace mucho que los iue-
ces de paz debieran ser nombrados por
sufTagio como los jueces municipales;
pero hemos de rectificar nuestro criterio
sobre ese punto.
Bien estarIa ESQ, 81 ell sufragio fue-
Sc una verdad entire nosotros; la expe-
riencia nos ha demostrado que no es asl;
que ell menor n1mero, sin reparar en- los
medios, por punibles y criminales q1e
fueren, Sc ha impuesto y tratara de inn
ponorse la mayorfa inmensa. co-tandc
para clio con ell apoyo, mas menos di-
recto 8 descarado, de la polic1a y del
Gobierno
FaItando legaIidad en- las elecciones
obtamos por que los jueces de Paz sean
elegidos por oposici6n, entrando as1
formar parte del ORGANISING judicial.
Plumas mas autorizadas expertas
podran explanar con mayor amplitud y
mayor copia de argumentos, esta idea
que exponemos la consideration de los
hombres pensadores, amantes de la JUS
ticia, que no pueden menos que YER con
repugnancia y tristeza 10 que viene ocu-
rriendo en- tales juzgados. donde la pa
sion polftica impera, como duena y Sc
nora, y Sc sobrepone todo.
Z este. la larga, Sc hace intolera-
BILE y odioso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

-Ha sido nombrada professors gra-
duada de Lola la distinguida amiga Sc
fiorita Belen Aldea Nazario.
-Maflana Sc espera ell vapor espa-
mol SMonserrats procedente de BARGE
Iona.
Ell dfa cuatro estara aquf proce-
dente de Paris, nuestro apreciado amigo
don Pedro Giusty, popular comerciante
de esta localidad
Ell sefior Giusty viene acompanado
de su respectable familia.
Ell que quiera probar cosa buena,
que tome la rica cerveza <Pabst> de Mil
waukee, la bebida de moda del pueblo
puertorriqueno. Importadores: M. r.
Calder0n 90, Tetuan IL, San Juan.
---En ell vecino pueblo de Rio Pie
dras ha fallecido don Juan Oteiza de los
go don Angel Navajas y persona muy
conocida Ell. esta ciudad.
---Se tienen noticias de haber embar-
cado para esta isla en- ell 9Coamo> que
sali6 de New York, nuestro querido
amigo correligionario don Luis r. We
lazquez, que Sc encontraba en- aquella
ciudad restableciendo su salud.
---Esta mafiana tuvo lugar la vista
p1blica en- Ia Corte de Distrito del cri-
men cometido hace POGO en- ell barrio de
Monacillos por turbas republicans de
Rio Piedras. Sc encontraban en- aquel
barrio celebrando IN animadO bale,
cuando llegaron los ceIebres Catala de
Rio Piedras armados de garrotes ma
chetes, revolvers cachillos desbara-
taron ell baile, de cuya aggression result6
uu n-uerto Y is heridos.
La defensa del due1ode la casa es-
tuvo cargo del Lcdo Hernandez Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo

Setlembre 2o.
Hoy ha tomildo possession del cargo
de juez sustituto ga ell tribunal del Dis
trito, ell abogado don Angel Garcia Ye-
We, dejando ell dicho cargo don Eduardo
Acufia Aybar que 10 venfa desempe-
fiando.
Ahora queda ell tribunal constitufdo
por Mr.. Rischmoad como Presidente. v
como lueces asociados Tous Soto y Gar
cfa We've.
Sc asegura que IN importante in
genlo del distrito de Guayama sc ha pre-
sentado en- Suspension de pagos.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell
Lcdo. don Eduardo Acosta Quintero.
Notario de Laresl
Parece qus ha habido disgustos
entire las personas que venian tomando
parte en- las fiestas del Ateneo.
--El s4bado por la noche hubo una
importante reunion en- ell Comite local
del partido federal de San Juan. En- es-
"a reunion Sc tomsron importantes acuer-
dos que ser6n llevados la pr6ctic.
En- el pr6zimo vapor que ha de
Ilegar de los Estados Unidos Sc espera
MI popular comel'ciante don Americo
Salas.
Han terminado hoy las conferen-
cias do los masonfss de In isla reunidus
en asamblea Ya est6n regresand0 para
yEs hogares los delegados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

ST aIg6n ramo de la A administration
p6blica, necesita mas que otro alguno
hallarse rodeado de seriedad y prestigio.
Y brindar garanSfa y confianza sufcien-
tes al pueblo, es ell ramo de la admins
TRACTION de Justicia, que no esta organi-
zado en- Puerto Rico como debiera.
Los Jueces de Paz, hombres iletra-
dos, estan siendo objeto, con frecuencia,
de repetidas quejas; por encima de la
Ley colocan las corlveniencias de partidO
8 sus miras particulares; en- ocaslones
pecan de suavas v benevolos en- exceso;
otras veces de rigurosos en- demasfa.
Semejante parcialidad redunda en-
descredito de esos funcionarios. Y tiende
& la desmoralIzaci6n, al desbarajuste.
En- las Cortes de Distrito los fsca-
les los jueces asociados carecen de es-
tabilidad; su stu aicn es insegura y aun
desairada; Sc les noInbra y Sc les desti-
tuye faciImente, siendo este causa de
que algunos, por debilidad de esp1ritu 8
por demasiado apego al destino, Sc pres
tan consentir en- ciertas cosas que re-
puQnan toda conciencia hOnrada.
Urge precisa que la carers judi
cial Sc reorganice; que Sc barra con to-
dos los iueces de Paz, cuya ineptitud re-
conoce ell mismo Procurador General v
para ocupar esos puestos Sc nombre
personas aptas, que sepan interpreter La
Ley conozcan ell derecho Y que prue-
ben su completeness y sus conocimlen-
tos.
Que ingresen en- los Juzgados de
Paz por oposici6n; con opci6n al ascen-
so cuando el Sc hayan hecho acreedo-
res por sus servicios y sus m6ritos.
De los Juzgados deben pasar { las
Cortes de Distrito, como jueces asocia-
dos, y, siempre ascendiendo, 81 10 mere
cen, llegar q la fiscalfa, a la Presiden-
cia en- 6ltimo ternino al Tribunal SUI
premo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
Eel TiMONEL"

Hemos probado este famoso ciga-
rrillo que es, sin discussion, 10 mel que
Sc fabrica en- Puerto Rico, por- 10 tan
to esta justifcada su demanda en- las po-
blaciones de H1mlacao, Guayama, Pom
ce, Capital y o6raH de menor importan-
cia.
Lo recomend nos al pals en- gene
raj por su aroma, sabor, gusto Y forta-
leza. fl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Septiembre, 2.
M. Roosevelt

Mr Roosevelt
FL Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Roosevelt ha llegado a Washington.
EiCandi
Mr. Roosevelt SO ocupa de la cues
ton del Canal, asegurandose que escoge
ra ell de Nicaragua. Ha conference.-the
con los Secretaries.
Bogotd
EI Gobierno de Bogota Sc mantiene
en- Statu quo.
MdtdnzG
La matanza en- Macedonia continua
cada vez mas terrible. Documentos ro.
bados .c0ndrman la participation de-
GObierno turco en- esos asesinat0s.
Lo del Ldzaret0
Ha sido ampliada la investigation
del Lazareto hasta Ell fin de la semana
pr6xima.
Pide ser dido
El DR.. N4ter pide ser dido presen-
tara testigos de descargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
Contra Ia ley de! fOete

En- ell poblado de Palo Seco, aver,
primer dia del ano escolar, no concurrio
ningun alumno las escuelas p1blicas.
Fu6 levantads IN acta suscrita por
los padres de farnilia en- que protestan
de dicha ley y hacen constar ell buen
concepto que le merecen los profesores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
NOtl(ids generates

TAQUiGRAFo: Ha sid0 nombrado Ia.
Quigrafo del Departament0 del AttOr
ney. Mr.. e. Mejnoern. habiend0 ia
tOmad0 possession de IA dastino
PROFESORA DE LAB0REs: La senOrita
Petra Mirabal dc Ponce. s0licita del
Departamento dc EdacacI6n, Ia plaza dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
Ofi(inaS de (Ore0S

Plevia autorizaci6n del Departa-
hento. nuestro distinguido amigo don
Francisco Arias, postmaster de esta clu-
dad, ha trasladado las oficinas de CO.
rreos los bajos de Ia casa que ocupa,
frente al Parque, ell Registro de Ia pro-
piedad, 10 que resulta en- beneticio del
p6blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
co N FLI(TO

Esta maf1ana los pesadores sc decla-
raron en- huelga, llevandose las balanzas
v las pesas.
Produjo e. % ell consiguiente tras-
torno en- ell expendio de la carne; pero
ell conficto pudo ser conjurado es de
esperarse que no vuelva q ocurrir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

EEL TROLLEY, Con motive de Ia
Asamblea de c0secheros de cafe. ha ha-
bidO IN extraordinario consume del
acredikadO ron marca @EI Trolleys que
fAbrican los senores Chandry Compa.
MA, en- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

Sc ALQUILAN. Los bsjos de la
casa que 0cupa ell ~Hotel Coc0ya1 en- La
calle de Betances, propios para un esta
blecimiento mercaltil almacen.
Pasa inf,rmes 81 duen0 Jose r. San
tiagO. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

CoMPRA DE vACAS: xDeseo com
prar dos vacas paridas, que no tengan
mas de amos de edad, Y que den mu.
cha leche sc preferen las manilas y
dc buena ra7a J una yunta de bueyes
j6venes Y de trabajo. NJ. A. Brown.
Cayey, P. B.. d..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
Pnn MAS ne sEsENTA AaGs.

REAfEnIO ANTIGUA L RITN PROBADO.
Ell JARABE CAGnANTE DE- LA SRA. WIySLOW.
por MILLOEE3 DE MADRFs, para sus hijos en- Ell
: PERIODO DE DENTICr0N, con EXITO, COMPLETO. TRAN
SUIId4A q Ia CRIATURa. ABLANDA Las ENCIAs, ALIvIA
TODOS Los DOLORES, CURA CoLICO vENTOSO, es
del mundo entero. Pedid
Ell JARABE CALMASTE DE La SRA. WTNsLOW.
NO ACEPTEIs oTRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

LA BORINoUEN. De TarQas ca
No olvidar que esta casa es Ia que mas
baratO -ende. y que coDstantemente in
trOduce nuevas mercancias articuIOs
de alta novedad. Vista haca tx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

ALEXANDRA BoZZo: Agente-C Co
misi0lista. Corredor de Aduana. Re-
presentaciones. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Sol II P O. Box AT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29
L0 del LdzaretO

Ha sido ampliada la Investigation
del Lazareto hasta Ell fin de la semana
Dr0xima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-29

El DR. NSter pide ser dido y presen.
tara testigos de descargo.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-04-02
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated by
Johu Oliver Of Philadelphia, as follows (:
Il was in an awful condition. Ny skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides, 10 appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given me
mp. Then was advised to use Electric
Bitters 10 my great JOY, the 6rst bottle
made a decided improvement. con.
tinued their use for three weeks, and am
now a we'll man. know they robbed
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail 10 try them. Only so cents,
guaranteed, at J. A. Shreve's Drug
Store.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-04-02
The MccOmb Estate.

New York. March z3.-Mrs. Fannie
Rayne McComb Herzog, the daughter
Of the late James Jennings Mecomb, who
married Artist Louis Herzog before she
could get a court to decide whether the
ninth clause of her fathers will, cutting
her out of her share Of his ST5. .ooo, 900
estate should she marry Herzog, was
valid, has won her contention, and
under a decision Of Justice Truax,
fled in the Supreme Court this after
noon, is declared entitled to about s4,
ooo, 900. Mccomb made his will In 1892.
He left his residuary estate In trust, di-
recting that 1000 year be paid 70 each
Of his four children They were Mary
Alice Mccomb Fox, Fannie Rayne Nc
Comb, Lille McComb Garth and Jen.
uings Scott Mccomb
Mr.. Herzog and his wife became &C
quainted on the golf links At Ardsley iu
1899. Mr.. Herzog had gone there 10 get
some Hudson River scenery for his
paintings. Miss Mccomb had just been
graduated from the fashionable school
Of the Misses Master al Dobbs Ferry.
Long before the marriage OF the couple
the Supreme court was appealed 10 to
couslrue the peculiar clause Of Mr.. Nc
Combs will, but Justice Scott ruled that
until marriage took place, the Court
had no jurisdiction. The marriage cc-
Cured in April, 1901.
In 1907, alter Mr.. Mccomb had learned
that his daughter, Fannie, was II love
with Mr. Herzog, who was not wealthy,
he added the third codicil TO his will,
by which be provided that, in case his
daughter, Fannie. should marry Mr..
Herzog, the provision which she was to
enjoy from the estate should consist Of
an annuity OF $4,000 so long as she
lived. "free and clear from any enjoy
meut or interference on The part Of her
husband" Upon her death the sum Of
ssoo, 900 was to be divided among her
children, etc.
Justice rruax, in his decision, says:
"The ninth clause OF the third codicil
is invalid, because il suspends the pow
er Of alienation for longer period than
the lives Of the two persons in being at
fhe time the will aud codicil became
operative. Special to N o Picayuue.
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Adoption OF Zuda Pearl Hudson
Court granted petition OF R. w. Bruce
and wife asking to be allowed TO adopt
Zuda Pearl Hudson
Richard Samuels vs. Paul Weston
Order confirming report OF commission
ers appointed 10 partition lands.
II. c. Dfexler VS. Lutte F. Burgess ct
ais: Deed ordered corrected.
PORT Gibson Bank VS. Lucy Jackson ct
al: !. B. McMurchy appointed receiver.
Acts OF Clerk in Vacation: The min
utes In vacation since last term Of court
being found in all things correct, are
hereby approved.
Ests Chas. K. Taylor and Frank c.
Taylor, wards: 9Th annual account Of
guardian approved.
Est William Writ Alexander: Final
account of administrator allowed and he
vas discharged from further accounting.
chamberlain. Hunt Academy vs. L. w.
Daniean el al: R. c. Mccay appointed
special commissioner to sell lands men
toned in the suit.
Lille Smothers vs. Sam Smothers
Divorce granted.
Est. Allen P. McVoy, deceased: Fl
nal account of administrator was al
lowed sud he was discharged from fur
ts.aw arrounftnu
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port Of sale Of real estate and personal
property was approved.
p II. Dixon vs Emma Dixon: Di-
vorce granted.
George Flowers VS. Priscilla Flowers !:
Divorce granted.
Clara Cnwan vs. Henry Cnwau: Di-
vorce granted
Henry c. T. Johnson vs. Rosa john
son: Divorce granted.
EST KITE N Taylor, ward Final
accouu, Of guardian allowed and he was
discharged from further accounting.
Est. C. 5 Williams, deceased Last
will and testament Of deceased admitted
% probate
County Library: The county library
was examined and it was found that the
sheriff had faithfully performed the du-
ties required Of him, and that 50 vol
nmes oi Miss Reports bad been added
since last term 81 court.
Est Lizzie Jones, ward: Fifth annu.
al accoun, Of guardian ratified.
Kate Phillips vs. Homer Jones, el al:
Ordered that said cause be tried before
the chancellor in vacation on March
T4lh. 1905, in Woodville.
Jennie z Grifiug vs c. P. Gifiug
Divorce granted
tx Parle ]. w. Turner: Civil disa-
bililies Of minority Of said minor were
removed.
Est. Julia Jones, ward Fifth annual
account OF guardian allo we'd and he
discharged from further accounting.
Est. Allen P. McVoy, deceased: The
executor having died. c. A. French was
appointed administrators.
chamberlain-Hunt Academy vs. VIM.
W. Snodgrass ct al Certain notes hav
ing been paid, the complainanls were
allowed to withdraw said notes and the
deed Of trust from said cause.
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| III NS A<uHnSf MAhACN Df1oASs VI
dered that the sheriff con6ue said Mil
dred Brooks in one Of he state lunaiic
ssylums.
Ex-Parte lula Howard Ct ais: Oder
removing legal disabilities Of minority
of NJ. T. j Howard, Daisy L. 5 How
erd. Mary r. J. Howard. Glars Howard
and Eivia Howard Ia order that they
might sell certain lands
Ex-Parie Kate n Taylor: Order re-
moving her civil disabilities Of minor
ity.
Estate Richard ]. Temple. deceased:
Letters Of administration granted to
Amy R. Temple.
John H Hart ct Al IS Ethel Ristzs E.
al: Sale of real estate confirmed.
Y. & NJ. v. R. r. Co. vs r. T. Archer
ct al: Order granting eomplainanis a
strip of land 100 feet wide along their
roadway.
Estate Eliza Wyatt, deceased Will
Of deceased admitted to probate.
Estate !. L. Torrey, deceased: Last
will and testament Of deceased admitted
to probate.
In Re. Lunacy Jane Davis; Ordered
that sheriff con6ne said Jane Davis in a
state luuatic asylum.
Estate John J. Naasson, deceased
Letters Of administration were granted
10 c. A. French, county administrator.
REGULAR TERN.
Court met in regular session, Monday,
March a3rd. 1908. The Chancellor be-
ing absent. court was opened and ad-
journed until tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY.
Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present, Chancellor w. P. S. ven,ress,
R. c. Mccay, clerk, and !. B. Nc
Burchy. sheriff.
Jacob Bernheimer VS. L. L. Stampley
ct al: Order confirming sale of real es-
tate.
Robert Scales VS. Emma Scales Di-
vorce granted.
II. c. Drexler VS. Lutte F. Burgess et
ais: Defendants being absent, bill OF
complaint taken as confessed against
them.
Will Greer vs. Lena Greer: Divorce
granted aud complainant given custody
of three children.
Thomas M. Barlaud VS. Ada v. Bar
land: Divorce granted.
william Ross VS. Catherine Ross: Di-
vorce granted.
Estate Of Robert o. chuuu, deceased
Final account OF A. R. chuun. executor,
allowed. and be discharged from further
accounting.
W. H. Jackson vs. Hattie Dardeu Jack
sou: Divorce granted.
olivis Tyler vs. Thos. Tyler: Divorce
granted.
Al. cOley VS. Ella A. coIsy: Divorce
granied.
chamberlain Hunt Academy vs. L. w.
Daniean ct al: Bill. Of complaint is
taken as confessed against all Of the de-
fendants. sessf-
Alex Henderson VS. Kate Henderson
Divorce granted.
Murphy Archer rs Millie Archer: Di-
vorce granted.
Mollie Mott VS. Thomas Mott: Di-
vorce granted.
Gabe Wilson VS. Margaret Wilson: Di-
vorce granted. 4 fsst
Ests. Alice Bergquist, F. c Bergquist,
Annie Bergquist, ]. S. Bergquist: Third
annual account Of F. A. Polsley, guard
ian, allowed and said guardian dis
charged from further accounting.
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Present, same as Yesterday.
Ordered that !. B. McMurchy, sheriff,
be allowed SI6 for self and deputies, 4
days this term. Aud R. c. Mccay, sI2
for some.
Ordered that court do now adjourn.
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cHANcERY COURT.
A Two-Days' Session, az Which
Nineteen Divorces were 0rant-
ed and Other Matters
Transacted.

In Re LunacY Mildred Brooks: Or.
dered that the sheriff con6ne said Mil
dred Brooks in one Of .he state lunaiic
asylums.