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THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT--Justice Stafford
In re lunacy of Bertha Toliver; sale OF
personal property by committee authorized;
petitioners solicitors, Wilson Il Rsrksdale.
Beall agt BeaIl. defendant discharged
ftom custody and rule TO show cause con-
unued until Monday. August 2l 1905: com.
plainant's solicitor, J. G. Bigelow; defend-
ant s solicitor, j. II. Adriaans
(By Justice Barnard)
Foy agt. Dolan; sale decreed, with WILL
lam A Foy, trustee. 10 sell; compIainants
solicitors, Leckie, Fulton & Cox.
Ames agt. ArncS: rule 10 show cause dis.
missed; complsinant's solicitor. W. q. Gar
diner; defendants solicitor. George p.
Hoover.
Riddle agt. Cerberite Manufacturing Com-
pany; rule to show cause dismissed: COM
piainant's solicitor, L. A Bailey; defend.
ants solicitors, w. J. Lambert and w. @.
Gardiner.
turnable August IS. 1905; compartments so.
hcitor, Charles j. Murphy.
CIRCUIT COURT-Justico Barnard.
McGee agt. Cherry; motions TO dismiss and
to set for trial ordered continued to October
term: plaintiffs attorney. c. A. Keigwin:
defendants attorney, w. D. Davidge.
Lynch agt. Cherry: motion to dismiss and
motion to set Tor trial ordered continued to
October term; plaintiffs attorney, c. A.
keigwin; defendants attorney, w. ID. Dav.
idge-
PROBATE, COURT-Justfce stafford
Estate of Alpheus c. Hoops; petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney. John Raum.
Estate of Fannie LuCks. petition for pros
bate of will filed: attorney Julius /. Peyser.
Estate of James Coleman. petition for
probate of will filed; attorneys, Lester 60
Price.
Estate of William H. Payne; executor orr
dered to pay income TO Arthur NJ. Payne;
attorney. Benjamin S. Minor.
Estate Of Louis Esberg; petition to sell
chattels; attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg
Estate of Charles T.. Reed; petition for
letters of administration filed. attorney,
Belva A. Lockwood
Estate of Louis kurtZ, sr.: petition for
probate of will filed. attorneys Gordon 81
Gordon
Estate of Jacob kreis, will dated Feb
ruary 1S 1868, filed
Estate of Halbert f. Paine; petition for
probate of will fled attorney, w. A. Mc>
Kenney.
Estate of Eliza l.. b. Paine; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, w. A. Mo-
kenney.
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Fails to Pay A1imony.

In granting Mrs. Elizabeth E. Morgan .
divorce from bed and board from Edward
j. Morgan, June 20 last, the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia ordered the de-
fendant to pay the complainant alimony.
Justice Barnard today directed that Mr..
Morgan be committed to Jail for falling to
O e. TIE order requiring the payment IF
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Railway Commissioners Trip to Coast.

party Of las persons en- route to the
annual convention of the National Associa-
ton of Railway Commissioners at Dead
wood, S. D., passed through Omaha yester-
day There are delegates from nearly all
OF the eastern states, and large number
of ladies accompanied the party. Isaac p
Brown of Harrisburg, Pa. former presi-
dent of the association and secretary Of
internal affairs of Pennsylvania. was in
immediate charge of the party. The ses-
sion of the commissioners will continue for
four days, and on Saturday August 10. the
train will start on a trip for Portland. San
Francisco and other points in California.
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Fifteen Days in Jail.

For chasing Frank B. Knott with knife
last night Charles Robinson returned to the
District Jail this afternoon, to spend the
next fifteen days. He was convicted of as.
sault In the Police Court this morning. and
Judge Mills Imposed the penalty of fifteen
days confinement +
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New Jersey Requisition Honored.

Justice Barna1q Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. has honored the
requisition of the governor Of New Jersey
for Thomas Ballard and the latter has been
taken to Atlantic City by an agent Of tho
state, there to answer a charge OF grand
larceny,
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Everybody's Going to Chase's.

Splendid vaudeville. Coo es; spot in town
Daily matinee, 2ac. Evening. PC. and o0c.
advertisement.
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PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT.
Thursday Fair, With Moderate Tenn
perature

Forecast TIL pm. Thursday: For the
District of Columbia and Maryland. partly
cloudy and cooler tonight. Thursday fair,
with moderate temperature; light to fresh
north to northeast winds.
For Virginia. partly cloudy tonight cooler
in the interior. Thursday fair. cooler in
southeast portion; fresh winds, becoming
northerly.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING OF MARTHA CHAPTER.
No. 4, o. f. y, viii be held nj Naval Lodge Hall
FRIDAY. August is 1905, at pm, for the
purpose of comforting the degrees.
BY order Of the Worthy MatrOn.
au1B2t Mrs ALICE L. BOSS, Secre tary.
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Maximum temperate past twewnty-four
hours, SO; year ago, 49,
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WaSd1n was teleSraphed August as fol-
lows: 1T is understood from your tele-
grams and from other sources that the
cutter has not been ordered to seize any
vessels or passengers and forcibly convey
them to Ship Island, but informs them
they will not be allowed to enter on the
gulf coast, leaving them the option of re-
turning to Louisiana, or, If they desire will
be received at Ship Island there to work
out their quarantine and be given pratiuuc
1t should be made plain that this is en-
forcement of treasury interstate quaran-
tine regulations, as well assisting state
and local quarantines of Mississippi and
Alabama, as required by law. The above
is understood as the regulations to be en-
forced and should be observed such
with regard to the yellow fever case at
Sumrail. Miss, Surgeon Wasdin reported,
August 2, that all precautions were being
taken to prevent infection by mosquitoes,
that possible suspects were under surveil-
lance, and that funligation and detention
were enforced. -
Acting Assistant Surgeon Watkins re-
ported August that the city of Natehcz
had been thoroughly cleaned, all standing
water treated with oil. and lime used
where needed. Inspectors had been placed
on all trains and boats, as well as on the
main roadways leading into the city, and
a detention camp had been established in
which all persons from infected points are
held six days. There were no suspicious
cases. to date. A close watch Is kept over
all cases of fever.
Surgeon White at New Orleans. report
ed August 2 that Surgeon Guiteras was in
charge of detention camps and Passed AS
sistant Surgeon Corput of car fumigation.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Young reported,
August 3, that there were twenty-one in
spectors on trains supervised by Dr. j. F.
Hunter, president of the Mississippi board
of health. and that all trunk lines were
covered except the Mobile and Ohio and
the Southern out of Memphis. The last Is
important on account Of refugees.
I'm regard to the case of the steamship
Origen, in which yellow fever case was
imported into New Orleans, Passed Assist
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES 8ALE.

4nCSI oAAS.
Whereas. George Chiidress Q sinSis man. oe
dsed ef trust. dated ,he iS,h day Of May. A.
:ss CIV ss & ss Z Ioas e. ffss ssSs 49, 9 pss:
70 & The De- sS trustee, ss. R. t. 3. g.
moist. ; q .sis City q 3. Louis: and.
ptessSry no;.s t in .s:a 3 0 e.sd a Of srs.s D..
e she s.a Ise S.sS q
Or s:ihs, q them .. sny part Of either. ssAi y
d.fsaI, .. made 10 Tie eorensn,. q al. Dee
G: trust as 70 prompt payment Of general and
l.s TIE Imisovefa-nis therein in tensntabls
ecrd sion and allowing no d.teriors,:on a .acn
remain in full fore. and the una. r.snss trustee
nay proceed 70 sci! said property a. therein
wh.r-', r-'fa,n os said no's. hav. seen al:
!os-d 70 tssons due ard rem,in unpaid: and
ter+s, thereon. and said covenant. above re-
ierred TO hsv. no, been fuliy. kept and az. n.
s:xnet trustee . ensorce The Zen Of ssit d.sa
as aas fas ss .s a ., aas
Now. therefore: az IN. ,eaues; o. the legal
2: the provisions, Of -aid deed Of tru,;. for
ihs nurppss of .yecut,ne said tras, and sst.,
fyins said uEpaid notes. the undersixrec
TuE:soAY. NOVEMBER .1sr. ,ss.
T.: .ijl r,ocs:s 70 .siI >, pnsiic Tsnits .
;h. hlghes' b:i: r az ~. 81. fyoIs Real t;s-
tate Exchange. IN sad city q :, Louis f0r
"ssh. ~" following d~s"ri-~d property. s''Ts'si
in said City q. 81 Lou'.. and conveyed BY
saif deed o: trust aforesaid. to wif: 4
lot OF ground IN city F''ock rin-:-e, hundred
eI:d '6rrv ser-- IaS-l. having \ fror: ~ 'N'r'r-
sfY fee. 1le-h shs r"r'h y. ~ I.~ieia ave-
rue by tspth noTrhwarrlv ~ ore hura-~f
twsn'y-.igt: feet and sN inch.s T!9<' - -
Er ailey: BOUNDED West Nv lire ia Saet
East 81 ro'nr'Sn ayenue and nearly parallel
tSr..o or prop--ty now or formerly o' Jar-s
a. ron!on. ana Fas. by property for
merry c: r. II Frir-. lTlpro"sm.n's known
- EI.:TE=-l 80! a-a ~ Iar'eI- Avenue.
r 7rEcrST Trustee
- Louis No October sc,h res
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go. turrr rrrs' ssrri>.s.

-
-----s -, = -, !, :.
-. - -. ----. -'s. ..--.s2 80. 2. Z.
- -.r--.-s = 80 -.-. . IS, -
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- g, - -, .-...-, ,r.-.s'.- q, n. .--r- -
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s..s - ui a.. 49,. :. -, !: -. - ;. -.
. - 49, = "s' -g-=--v - - To-.
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:. ss'r:- .,.-,-. ,sr-. .--. 80:
= 49, --s-- 's.H-~'. :. -sy = 49,,
-.,. -----s - = -.
xsT.T.-a.r xr,.r....
- Gs,s-t.,, ss--t,-,
U'FfrT . = 49, " "Tr-.- ~
- .-s 81 r'7-ss-s - Las NJ. ~
4, = .>,r.s,,,.-. :. - :s--- v Rs--S.
V-s-s-s - H1-- s'--s1. - p 80 -
- - ,,-E.-' :, -. = -
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- ssrs. .tzS -. - 1900. So - -,
=s-f's' .-,s 2 80 1s--Fssy - &C.
:. r--.-s, al's-.,.s s.s,,s- =, a.. s-t
5.sy-s " EyaNEs,
NlfwfN RINstf-
49, = =. 49, = r.-y-,ss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER - or-ra-s s;hI.t.c slOt E-a-sia n
I - Faz.til-E 1Rye sncrr7oEs cru1ts, a-Ne-s-i9
oeee.ns %. sas. eASstAA III CSon0 SseAssy
busss-ES
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14

Wedding RinGs ,>oIId .oidp.
me-. .Ea-sfg. s. - g-' A!.rmot:. Jac
'a;l s hIu-. EGragNsy auL Locust
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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES
ANO DEATHS.
Boys.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

OSSSSSSo>SSSss>SSNse>>~
Boys.
A. Z. ane " Koch. 3-ls Magazine
Lee and Gerfie Weber, 1915 Taylor
Henry and 81. Cxicye siys Daggert.
William al! Anna Deck. 49, John
Harry and Mamie Towers COL EgtgeT
g ana Margaret GuztagEon. 81. Louis
Frank and Emma Mzrohn. I'll Russell.
John and Ida D.ibriGse. 1879 Franklin.
William and Josephine Dnweil. Cos Olive.
q. ". and sal &c BALDWIN,. Iiie Armstrong
Mora an. Ida JsHe. 10, North Eighteenth.
Frank and Jessie EsUerila:if. Gsf Rartfner.
Etsard and Birdie Drescher. 81 Clarendon
Charles ard Elizabeth CGnlr u Windenerr.
James and GarsaTe, McCartlsy. 5fs2 Ia sale.
Harry and Mimi. Field Is.3 North seventh.
Charles u. and Elizabeth WiikGE. ia Sidney.
Sherman and Mo,iie FoIke-s, 45i. san Fran
George B. ana Annie c. crcs.. 1914 " Eight
eeafh.
Girls.
Harry and E.ileo F:lt. 80 Howard
Kari z. and Kate HoV "a autert.
Chester and Ella -. Csi-. Eie C;rsf.Js.
Ancy and ida Esg-rbror3 s2s5 Patton
Frank and S1p.le Raurh!-r. .397 Michigan.
Harry g s1i Emma Hin-sr- sS4 Garfield.
T>nTy and Mary Warner 80 South Second.
Gustav A and Pauline Quick Gss1 C-"veIani.
Edyari r and Henrietta Bosch. az, .soTth
Eleventh
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
>~~~>~~>~~>~>~-~~~
Hou.cEiris.
"~:>-c~.,c~~-----.>-.- ---.>-.---.-----e.. :. -.
rt'.Sss H"S Ss.'GiHi~-sfnaa family: good h0'ne' ''''
-.
vi-J!sf HoS StiGIkL-Nsa' sir! 'or n'u'e~o'k. LID
- - .:c-; -
81 .lyy ncilsI ia1lli'i'-''i'' ''' si '0"0''-'
ciay,S;i I;7's ave '-'i-->- '''''' '''
"a i.Hf fs.e &c stsi ihi'-''i'' 10 as-'s' III '
- - -.-- -
! ~ ~ !. s.z5i.l5. i,.... 5.- -- -
"''H' 81 A.''.e- ----,
lloJSEIlEi-.Gi.i ''r set@'d'
H.-I:g .--- -l----- l-.-e--- -
,:,j i;iS-,,'E{ it;L-NEai herman s''' 'o'
-.- -
E.I c. III: l. OF - years o''
- -
i,USEGlfI..Gygi .o!or-i s;ri fos general
L2as N9Ek- "a L2e!9,-
ioUSETIRI-G.ri fpr general house"ofA'
n NtS..! ~ ayH2 t.lln -
H.i SFGIEI,-G.rl fH= general Ecusr"Ork:
r" washing. 's5l E1t..nics.-.
TTTI- -STI;TI,I- - .-ncra! hOuseworK:
.-:..- La.1llZ- =. w.s. r...- -,
- i-r - ~ M ~ - ,sr-r,n
-,,ni-s-cIpr- g. 81 +c- general house
m:iG: s.aaIi is,giiy. q. y. Tea!.
-lTs. e;L-2Il i!--iIE- 81 sl:.- tl.3 -
l'i Sl-GlR'-.-'i"pi g.Ti 'rr SeNssai .'Oe3'
work. ." l,u'.'!ry work. Al l.LSt.
-7i1,T-ET;,.II.I-, o. r-nc-,i hou,ework.
small .sInli,- ruai ~aU,s - faE..
iI,,--gI-.-TF7I =: - ,,- ..-----aI housewOrN
~, ,;. -. .nti,r, ~, IaHro.t.
U,II7SE51i,EI.-C.TDI r!ri tor general house
vuTk. three ia lafr!ly. - y. SrsiiH.
--,--- e-,T.I =. -,I..I t,ns.wD.k
Z: - l., ,.1s,,,-. -. f.,iis
-.;--.-7.; 80 --.51-;,I ncus.WorK:
l'II' l'I' :'t St.''1 1i.iT'It. III, O. go F!nn.y
,7,-,--7.,.7I.i - - General house
~ ~ -, IL; -. a. ,r-r, 80 M5rssn
H"r rSEiii'i>,Gr ;1L ;1L S',;Ira "a hirhwmV' -
90 u. :-i,-i.s. VIZ T...,--.-
hnIeEF; t"NE M'i"' "a a. .;r,nyiII. ,iac~
Toy t'l'Ttl tf'i-,N O. IT, ~ .--- ,I.- -
HoI !EI.II.I. ,i'r- t"T s.a-raI hgu."wgrS:
NUT b" god srlpn: ~ Nl-Ei's. .le| St-Is,"
UDI-Sts:II.r.-,;irl :rr general hous.Nora:
FAMILY Il thrr~. s'naH Hat: jail!'"r service 81
r"r~i;GII;l. - .,i"ns s,f' 20, .na,
. ,'.s-N"it. S'i''' .'.'--.s'
W v --.'i, -.---------
'h' S.|lt'. CIR !" t>>i-' ~ N',i 10 %. ..E.
,.s. ,.I' - Js,.'"s car r.
HpI -.EGiI:I. Whit. .r. g. genital house
v"rH cook - faulr, ~ ;hT"I; s"oi "sSes 10
T'"ht In''E ~, - - - = ----------- -
rfs,I-SF.-rE, tff' C. .saI-t with c'r raj
L.rr..w.rh. .,-.i hr'rl-. good pay. ami every
F.s.,.,,, 1,I ,.,,r..ry ia'f 1,y ~ .3S. I.,usI-
-.-------.T |
i"' -f'iiI:l.-N'n' whit" Etti 'M E"n.rsI
l'g.'N n. 'uE-t g. r-'' 80. ~" ~ i"r,'i.
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yan no sa %s's ro @ 70 IN sh and
wSh nSif 'hs hs% .r;1s ~ nnS@ri.i in.,'ulSn WHOSE
future pr,n!s.s q = one ~ th- E,-ai,s, IN
s., ard e., ra-nnisrtiai hui.dinr. Bond anI
r,f"'"rc.s r'Guired
GOOD r,n. experienced In newspaper work.
Arriy % 10 a. IN. room :. Republic suli!ins
cut meat. Car!. Il" Hamilton.
SpI;C!TOR-Newspa?er solicitor: salary or
c, n11issicn: fine proposition for rccd man is.i
Chestnut.
men whS wan, rSrii as sSiici,ors; new contract,
Ai.'''v 1901 Washington.
s~s>>>~>~~~~~~S~-I>~-> I>~->-.~~-~~'~~>~aa'as>.~~s~
AGENTS-TNo men FOR agents. good pay.
s,s.,tE w-tk 20; ; Iioaiway
soap Apri, I.I Morgan st. Il YOU want to
GoaEi, v"ur Ton.y.
Lady Agents and Solicitors.
.-..~>~-'------>~~~-.~~@->- @->--~~>-~~>~s~~->~>~1~~~
snii.Iro,Is-isiy sG,trit"rs 70 ."il hcus.-
a..-lv rorn ;. :n';- Pine st To {.
DHESSMAkING AND MILLINERY.
LADIES have ynrr shirt waists made to order
by tn. manufacturer s's Locust Of.
LADIES' ;siicr viii maxi. suits a, reduced
-.-!c.s IaLIas can Furnish material NJ euaran.
tel D0'r,nr cSHs y Taik ss-s DsIrnsr
TAILORED suit, a speciality. 'Es Washing.
ton.
EDUCATIONAL.
>A.>>>>.>>~>~~~>A>>>>>
S,-irr rrS-igE,R.s Architectural an! Nfeehanl-
cal Drawing school. open day and night. ISls
Park ave AL Twcn'ieth and bndict .ts
TAKb course IN IN. ST. Louie wa,chmah-
inS Shoci. $50 f-sst ave; and oecof"s
nie'-c ass eSsl't. se'iu Tor cHcu'AS.
tMrLOh MS aoNS sss.
- - r.. sssSSs
free state Free Employment, Ofacs Si3H
I'hcs,r,,, 81. hath rh,res Main six%: Sat
- -
EOR SAlE-@{SCEIlANE
~ y..I.b.r ~ r,,,.,. ,vo %, .sc a, Cnn.
don Eros. Wz1 MarNet
!ear Great western faiH' 20 Sc Msn"h~Nrf.
T-TTTTATD .,s --oI ,.hI,.. n.w .sd ,ec,nI.
t,,I. 80 ,'yw.,-s brw,,.r Al g. hr,i.rf
arf bowling suNuiirs' both rhCrrs. prompt Ut
fsHt:on E.'e-Tthie Billiard .!I Co. hos
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-14
LOST AID FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
~~~~~~~~~~.~~s~>>~~>-~
riG-fIosr. blue b.as'"a bag c"n'aI a:n- nail
n,- ana KEYS. return and receive reward -.
N'strTt-rter
"HiPS- Lost. ErlVht< ~ Columbus charm.
ih'"ai r.."'"rf T'F' 81 f:.JrIl'i~
ZOO Lost hoh-ia'Iei fox ,"rrfer; rI,ht ey.
out. scar on left hip: ansx0r- "a name q:
sTp"t. liberal reward 3flsA ILrisIl.
HAS a Polar bear ~u;i ss.rr Not ~ h- wears
81 s--'r.- 81 - '.'r s'n-s 80 S'vrn.
LIBERAL reward for return cf circular cloak.
collar. l"ft n 7. Z. train from New orleans AZ
Ir'n' Station Yesterday morning. @7S : E"ng-
mont
LOCK ET-Is,s-. mon gram l0ck.t: Initials -.
u. -. and l"nI. hlhr's uI"tur" on inside Finder
r'tHrn - 81 Locust and T.criv" reward.
PfN-IDsr gold cho'arsh!p no,!al tin. Il,
w"lh. Visitation Sch""i. 'os: reward ETA M!s
-rr:Tt
TT ESE.-I.0sr at Comm eal,h Trust 20.
small leather rure.: return 20 tank: reward.
WaTCH-i>osr ga watch. .rI-- can wal
than works. els %. K.ys'nT" cf.". snlii
r"!t. ". isS2 -" open face. literal r.naT ).
wNT''II-I.T.- iaay'S watch. oI.sr face. 70
man gold. Ts"ar. B.a attached. with i''r.r'!l
crown tn ''at"r. Sarah. t.' F'itS T-f
Washington. or ~ sliv. -. ar. SIfur.!Tr
~. .rrl'u-. - f"wsII. DpT;-- G.G-E"w. 3s6
" rttTs's1
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>ITu srIO~s wAxTED-FEMsI

~~~~~~>-~~~~>~~~~~~~>> >>>~->-~>>>>->~--~>~~~~
c.I g'is I-iwtar.
COOK sstuF'ior' hy ncst coIor-d Woman az
r"'S .'oI ';rati1' -
pRF:s~M M,kER- -Ffrs,-ca.. d,~ssrr,i..r would
~" .uEss.rn"r's tn families. MIS- smith. Gos
N"s''r. r.'s'.r
.sEGiRT.-'ioi-rci nri ~ general house
2r.h. s'na;i 'aui's s'12 Sarrv
TFrI'SIr;rEi.- SsrI,'irn 10 70 r,"1crnI h0r-.-
v"Ih =" SUNDAY V.,rH. Apply I'n."n'. Morgan
,5 ~ 5;1.E., 5sE s. T1sipsr T1sS '"'' '"''
ilpr ~. r:!rfr; sI.ao'.oa ~ youn. witow
w''h -" ~.'H a. h.n-@k'"r". r-'r,c''r". ',nii
~ A"hrrt r'ac" Euclid 'ni -"hu''"n ''''Ns
H"I r.kF'FrFn woman -,'h o,r'r'ru"e.
-rn s. god cook. wishs' "~',i..n n vo-k.rrg
hors"&""r"r ~ nT"I ""u"l" or lady wh' works
Ho~T'. wn. nr 2. H'ru'lIc
iIDI STKFFI'EF SITUATION ~ T0II-ri. ,.r,.-r pr
'l'. .r.,:r. & hotel ~ -vi."riran"f woman =
"'a-. 80 ~" o''i"-'"n- lr,iur "i'y. 8 s"i rIn;.-
aF'~ = '.'f. r''"r.ur''~ 80 - Louis ave.
irQr-iwO'E SITUATION by ';e-uran rlfi %
q. s'r-Ta' ,'r. "w0rS. si'nk~ fsaglsrn nii Ger
r,'.%r.r..sS "1'.ra.i irtv want, -vs-hins
- 'Hr- ."~7". ITO Il rEIm.
~ r-SpRErS- ,.r'.."I r,r--au wants small
hInhl.. =" OK. home :'e' Pin.
TRr'NpE So Situation q =" 'au-frv worh
"'-'n"-si.I hrf rhu'-!sy. o"!"'"' 2'-' PIN. ct.
LNr.>r'EEss- E''91'Ion, ~ c1Ior'd F!TI. 70
~ E.us~7nrI a''H worsan.
i.NrNuErsS r.rs,-cra'. l'unir.s, wants
r-ur fE-.~ 'stz ws.k 70 out ~ ,lay.
..~rsr "arrrr. 1-ns, Grl'ln'.
I.A''>BRfs--. S''gn'lrn To- r0'.r-' 'a'I'. ir"s.:
r-.f.E s., f- mig T#r "s.'r. a.! Thurs
o.. % n- 7r'rrss ',-i War;
,srf"=-wrss van'. '.siur ~ oh''-en''
r'.'ha- 40: --an HE.
EIrf NTTD% ~ v''1z. With a.r.Ir--H crNf.
.,rsr.~.r.t IN s"r~-aI houscv"-k -, rr'v~
W,rTrfStl situation ~ rrs'...4Ea wr''rsss
'1 'rri1ai. 'r-r'r h~-' city r.f"-rifr"a aD.aN
= '.-rr I|rHsr 60
.wew,~ as.', -..rIr ~as'.'a: - hrs-r home.
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eAAlES evSllEsS collEss.

9,ar- ot E<<ra,Ha t'sGc.x o.. l-asl.ss q
~ssr-sxa Es-s-,-zsi ssrscSl-- sE s-sss-s<sx
ssa-'ssze Epvs~FsranS as 70 AEl -:
trnssSA>A ksy eat sv~-laO ssssss>A
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mrs. iHNiE MeWllM0. 1871 Five ST,
Old RelIabe-es!ah'isAed 0vsS 20 Yoars.

Pr'Nsi. sec ud-d home fer isdi-s before an1
during conan'rncn' An homo comforts; hind
r,1'hsrly care Regular isaies snd aentis0en
physicians ard sxne,ieneef auvsss N asyastsue
s''srfsrr. All fsrsis t-ouNiss sA,rsIIy ard
successfully '-est.d infao's afoptsA free
Perfect .s''ssac'ion susraatsed conAdsatisl
csr sr write
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E-ESsa.I.ATHgE ,
.E HIE s.H= 90 b.
= q. L. 49,.
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H- 9 'Hrr ~ 49,
60 81
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Clssks so6 Sases0e0.
CAPABLE J0G-R r-sr cie-ss s-t 1'H-s
.i<s-ts. -zl'rU.i a-d r1errs-- . va-e1riss t7a
- r. ir-s-y;eu, Invited ir e. Pro-. C-a-
DRUG - rRK-E.i.ase -~-is.e--s 4-,e -'srt
. ;ss- shaES- - store. sSot saSes "a >,
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MILLER LOAN AND MERc. co.

BGs Or l1Ju =. E-y or i.Neiry. c'pth rE - any
persona. proI.r'y. strictly CDan .sa;.Ii Tel.
hin l. -. T. u ;. S.NiE 81.
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MIsCELLANEors WANTS.
ALL s-l yog- o.! elc.s-s. ,sti.s a.! x.-.s'.
&c - .4yr sSits 80 c.e'-C<'s T. &c y 'ssth-
- 80 p-r rSE-i ~, Nsi. 80 iE. carr.
kI.N.TS tfxh.ss Price r,id f1r g.1-j.-.n's
I'D rlc-k.-x sao.s and ssl'hs-s ss-4 !. s.sl.
ziT ~zl Ss~--~-'aIt Al y a.
CASH -sSt.,.-s - srooeTy. ns:xs. al oer.
!S - P-pgt.t-
EVENING; a.: s--~-t -r~s-es. h'EA~s t'tc-s
ea!t ist%s --f s~--s css--cS rla--;-s. prstsl
w.. MILF - Nsiru: N.r a .Iz Main Ga
SMALL s-r1r--.-- sz's IT - Fs---- =.
sASE EIA-fs ct -Isls 4s-.1C-- 4
G1l csI .cr 70 cl-.r. :sEv-r ~ O3Se
GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL,
Bra,, s-4 eep9-r E-st.-. paiish.rx- taeass.tas
a.. .epa Tt-g = al ki-c. .ja /. -
SsEiLi.E- Ss ST.rtA -
rnnDE0 ACE >---riAsrt =. All Ei-es.
SVVI 1NSSV1 sa-rh. aci - z al re y,s-
fV.n. Gee E-Usck=a-1 Isi7 so< Ns-ztfz.-
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OOOkkeeDeeo.
rcpSEEEFER ant S-s-1e.a-h~--Har = ~
- rss-. NJ s.~AS German pres---~i n? @.
Rs--t'.c
B00SEEEPE. Co-pSt~--- sx.--.s-c~t
yrurs --.- ss-.g-,-' so-ss->---- city er>c...-s
8. i<'Es H. C--tu-- t1.'ii-s
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S'erEhTH-r -'rrr E--- :
90 rsrv Ir-sr ~ T-fr.
= F.H.H HHrf
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We HAVE WUN UUH SUCCeSS
Ev honsss. square dealing. have given vauo ~
money received. no huinbuH. fake .alsA pV60.
tlccd by Us We DO not handle that hind oe
scris gotten M for fake sale purp0eea u yo&S
wan, = COED. reliable. high, ,Grsds plane q lAO
hest In 'he city: our location ard metheA e
4, Ia business means q h's saSinG 10 ynN, tsfu0
10 suit. Kle~tarp Grca Piano 90 oDW paSk
ave open evenings. both phonoO
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to do so at any time. 1t will be
argued that his contract called
for the completion of all work
by May LIST, 1905, and that the
failure to have it done on that
date deprives Brown of his
rights under it should he have
any.
READY TO ACT.
The joint supervisors board
met yesterday forenoon and
againin the afternoon but did
not try to transact business.
The supervisors are holding
themselves in readiness to
act at any time should the
injunction be dissolved. An
appeal however may be taken
by Brown in that contingency,
and il so the injunction might
continue in force. In case of
an appeal the attorneys for the
ditch board and successful
contractors will insist on q
large supersedeas bond, posi-
bly, s50,000to s75, 900, owing to
the large interests involved and
the fact that 100000 acres of
and is waiting to be reclaimed
/ for cultivation.
AS Brown has recourse
against the drainage district
through an equity action to
collect damages, h. may decide
not to appeal from an adverse
decision in the injunction suit.
He has threatened however to
carry the case up from one
court to another even if it has
to go to the United States SUI
preme court. To do so how
ever an independent proceed
ing would have to be common
ced in federal court as Brown
being the plaintiff in this one
could not secure it's removal
from the state tribunals.
The probability is that it will
take all day today and most of
Friday TO get all the evidence
in and make arrangements. 1t
is not known whether Judge
Macy will make an immediate
ruling or take the case under
ADJUSTMENT.
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Missouri Valley is to have an

Missouri Valley is to have an
other doctor. DR.. G. w. Bough-
ton of Chicago will be associat-
ed with DR. Gasson and assist
in the running OF the hospital.
DIR. Boughton has been an as
sociate surgeon at the North
Western Hospital of Chicago
for the last four years; was as
sistant to the noted DR.. Lorenz
while at Chicago for three
months. The doctor has not
only ability, but experience
and comes as surgeon.
The aim is tomake the hos
pltal here a grand success. A
laboratory will be installed so as
to make all pathological and
microscopic examinations. Sur
gerry, Eye, Ear, Nose, and
Throat, with consultation will
be the regular line Of work.
Or. Boughton believes with
the work that has been done
here in the hospital and at this
particular point, much good can
be accomplished.