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JUSTICE BARNARD.
In rc estate Of Ellen ~ Cotton trial set fer De.
cgmbU g. 1871. Att0ucys. G. II SymC. x. g.
Donaldson and b. W. Parker.
Rust w. Sheet, motion To amend complaint foI
posse sion ovcrruled. Plaintiffs attorney. H. B.
Rowland defendants attorney Z. H. Marshall
kimball vs.. Matthews. motion for new trial over
ruled Plaintiffs attorney J. !. Pcyssr; defendant
attorney. e.. A. Keig9in.
United States IS HcD SmdllWO0ds fHgery- rsr-
sanal rocaguizaucc taken. Attorney. b. l. Gaskius
United States vs.. James Richards laIceny from
United States sentence suspended and personal re-
c1miz9ncc. Att0uneE. j. B. Mclaughlin.
United States VS. Edward Fielding Alex. Mcsor-
Icy, and Arthur NJ NcHby. robbery; motion f0T
Severance oyenuled. Attorney, J. Lewis Smith.
United States IS William Mason hOusebreakiug
and larceny personal rgcaguiksncc taken Attorney.
W. !. Lambert.
Assignments for Monday November T. 1907:
United states IS. Edward Fielding. Alexander Nc
Sorlcy. and Arthur Newly
No 90. Shiun IS. Burn Aitaneys T. A. Jones
and g.. g. ohiuu-E. l. GicS.
No. 81 Bennett vs. Schippgrt. Attorneys, Gran
dal NacA y-t;egrge =. Tralies.
No. So. Wilson vs. Bem0u Credit Store. At
t0ucs. A. W scott-J. l.. Topper
Ne. g. Becker Co. vs.. Bennett. Attorneys.
Alex BeIl-Da1d Bothschid
40. g. Masath vs. GotsieT. Attorney, C. ".
Dau.
Nc. o. George Palmer Attorney. D. w.
ODon0ghuc- -Nathanie Wilson
No. %. Nauck q NauCk ys nhbs. Attorney.
Irving williamson.
y, a. Hayen rs. Sullivan. Attorneys. ". L.
FJrl-Wof d Rosenberg
No. g. Casey Es Ross. Attorneys Robinson
Mhlie-BaJls WaUeu.
No. a. Benson VS.. Wrightson. Attorneys j. d.
SuiiuaH-W. a.. Gardiner.
In re estate Il Mars Il Lewis
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 3 street north
west.
Chicago. Nov While prices have covered a
range of about cent and a half. the market TO
day was rather dull. with tendency toward lower
prices during the greater rsrt Il the session. There
was nothing m the news that could be construed
as hJllish. Trade In general was almost entirely
professional and adyices from outside market cen
tcrs were pessmistic. We would not ignore good
profits when offered rs reactions are 10 he. ex-
rec;ed from time TO time Estimated cars To-
morrow. S.
The corn trade was like that in wheat The trade
in all branches. except local. has been 60 await
developments or clear mp old contracts. We con
tnue 10 advise taking profits on al good mp
turns for the present in both corn and oats Es,i-
mated cars tomorrow. l55.
Oats experienced a sharp rally. blt the bulge
which was due 70 light speculative offerings at the
moment was met by free sales hy the leading longs
Cash trade to-day apparently was at a siandstill
Estimated cars tO-mCrrow. &C.
The provision list was hammered considerably by
one Of the large local packers but the demand
came from scattered sources lrd finally absorbed
offerings. Meat and lard shipments again are
liberal much ahead Of last year Western run Of
hogs is light as compared with a year ago Esti-
mated tomorrow. 1900 hogs.
n
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Supry liberal; market firm. Creamery.
fancy Hi-a2; de-. Western firsrs, 2430, do. Sec
ouds 25a6 process, fancy -ia25 de-. fair % good
22a3; dairy, choice 8a2-. good, l3a2). st0TeIacSed
fresh. l9l3f
CHEESE-NIarket fm and active On all kinds
New York State factory. large l6laaI7; d. fats.
lG. d0.. small lj's, 60. simmer. large HAS. de-.
summer. small, nal4iz; do. fair % good 2al3.
Western factory, new, ch1ice. lFzal5. d1 fair 10
good n. Virginia 10
EGGS-SUppiy liberal; market stronger. Nearby
fresh Virginia -5a25; West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. .: Tennessee z. North Carolina. .. cold
storage. %
LIVE POULTRI- -Eecsirs light. market strong.
Chickens fancy. I3, do. large % small l3al4; hens.
II ICGstCTs. Z, ducks large I1Il1. do small l0llI.
elese, Ial2; TURKEYS toms, per ih., l6al7 do hens.
i do. thin. 70, keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts moderate: mar
Eer nm. Turkeys, hens mdIaVn. Ter ib Isale-
do. average. undawn, LalS. do. tliu 10. ola toms
l5, chickens large l5 hens. choice nal2; ru0sters.
sss; ducks, old, s&lo; spring Iaf, geese. SAIL
DRESSED A1EATS-Calres flH dressed. ao0al0O0.
heads of. 800. hog-dresssd calves $50; bans couu-
trl, Sugar-C1ted lial6, hogs. small and neat. Der
cNt.. 6'9s9; do. medium SASH do. heay 1zas
VEGETABLES pot4toe- hame-rrqEu 75s7 nl.
do. rural 60a65; sweet potatoes per bbl. 75a2 90.
vans. 80: cabbage. per bhL, 81: cucimbeTs North
Carolina, l0oal50i onions Mainland and Virginia,
Ter hh- 25la2ll
GREEN FBUITs-Amles. York Imperial. Der
bh, 2taa00. Ben Davis. 20oa2 rs Wine San On
500 fancy table funt Z5A405; Spy. e25a3z .: loose
packed 5al59.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliesd fancy, 6a7; do
Sliced bright sa5,
sUNDRIES-Beesuax. 50. tsllow. 5,gs. honey
white clover. l-lb new Is do, 2Ib new fos1S.
ginseng, per TO-, 6.ea6-O; Seneca. per h., 40.
Golden Seal. soai5: Pink, l2all; Mandrake 2a5,
Snake Ro0t, s.
GRAIN-Wheet choice, l00al0i. do. fair 10 good
s3alo9i Do, ordinary, &a9i; Bs T5 corn. shelled
white 72aI3; do. yellow, 7Sa75; do ear. sglst 00
cats Western. white No ? Sass; do. mixed
55a56
WOOL AND HIDEs-W0ol washed. free of
hurs per lh., So; do, uHwasaed. free of bms. p4r
h.. &c; do. buH5. per lb.. . hides, green Der
d., 9; do, ar, per TO-, l5al'; sheepskins, green
each L35.
CHESTNUTS-PoT pound, 10
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucr

WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctionssTs.
| Chancery Sale Of Valuable Business
Property on the North Side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue Between
9th and 10th and 18th and 18th
Streets Northwest and on the
South Side Of Z Street Between
18th and 18th Streets Northwest.
Bt virtue Of a certain decree passed in the cause
/ q Amelia {. Trayers e. VIZ IS. John H. TTaFsrs
Il al, No. Ais4, equity. n TIE supreme Court cf
the District q Columbia the undersigned trustees
Til Offer for sale at public auction. ia front Of the
/ premises on TUESDAY. The TWENTN-NINTH
I Day OF OCTOBER 1907 az FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ. the east half Il original lot IN square s-2
and also the four feet more cr less. fronting
1 on Pennsylvania syanue and running through 70
/ ID" street Of the west haE Of sad lot s.
And at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK On The
SAME DAY, TUESDAY, THE TWENTE-NISTH
/ DAY or OCTOBER, 1907 lots q and s. IN the
undersigned trustees subdivision q lots In square
/ 81. as recorded in Surveyors Book ., page So
I The ground IN square 5l9 IS improved by Nos 81
and % Pennsylvania avenue northwest and running
through % D. street. and the ground In square
! 81 IS improved by Nos. l2Zl and lZ3 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest and Nos l2l2 and ia E. street
I northwest.
| Terms of sale. Onethiri C-3} Of the purchase
money in cash. Onethird ll-5i in one year. and
third G3l ~ two years from the day Of sale with
interest on The deferred payments at the rate OK
i've 80 per cenum per aunUm, payable semtan-
nualy. sli cash az the option 1f the purchaser
the deferred payments 20 be IN the pTomiss0Ty U0tes
II the purchaser and secured by deed Ct trust on the
real estate sold One thousand dollars shall be re-
quIrd as cash deposit on each parcel Of property
fronting Pennsylvania avenue in said SQUARES as
I soon as the sane is bid Of and I'VE hundred dol
/ lars on the Il" street property. All conveyancug
and recording shall be paid for by The purchasers
/ Z the terms 0f sale be not complied with within
thirty ,30 days after the day Of sale the trustees
reserve the right 20 the real estate in refer
ence 70 which such failure shall apply % be res1ld
at the risk ard cost Of the deiauting purchaser.
upo1 suCh terms and after such previous notice Of
I such resale as the trustees nav deem proper
Plats Of the above property can be obtained from
either q the trustees OF auctoneers on application
GEORGE L. HAMILTON
Century Building.
J. H0LDSW0RTH GORDON,
| 80 ~ ST. Nv.
1 EDWARD A. NEWMAN
Fendzu BuildiaE.
CHARLES h STANLEY
East Lexington ST. Baltimore Nd.
Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, November Z, 1907. same hours and
places
BY ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
! 0c29d.S.d5
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supreme Court OF The IN

supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice AIR. Justice Harlan,
Alr. Justice Brewer. Alr Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Peckham, Nh. Justice AIcKenna Mr. Justice Holmes
Mr. Justice Day and AIT Justice Moody
Joseph a. Giu, Of Yinita. /. T., and Orion -
Rider of Vnita. T. T.. admitted 10 practice.
Ne. 2. William Couture. E.. plaintiff ~ erTOr
vs.. the United States submitted by Mr.. William
Tcmkins for the plaintiff in error with leave TO
counsel for the defendant Ia srror to ME hSef within
ten days.
No. go Mary V. Cortelyou ct al. administrator
&c et 81. petitioners vs, Charles Enru Johnson q
Co: argument concluded By Mr. Edmund Wetmore
Tor the petitioners.
No. g. George Deslions a al. petitioners vs.
Ia CcmTasnie Generale TTsnsstlautique. owner &c
Argument commenced by 1I. J. Parker kiTlim for
the petitioners. continued by Mr. Edward X Jones
and Mr. William .. Choate for the respondent, and
concluded by Mr.. J. Parker Kirm Tor the peti-
tienGs
Adjourned until Monday next az y o'clock.
The day call for Monday. November T. win be as
follows: Nos. 81. S. &c. 81 g. 90 a. l3 a. and l5
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ADAM s. wEscHLER. -.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. 1873 KEARNY STREET.
BROOhLAND D c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia passed IN Equity Gauss
No AZ5, We, the undersigned trustees. viii sell at
public auction. In front Of the premises, on FRI
DAY, the sth day Of November, A. d. 1907 al 5
O'Clock p, n. the f0Il0WingdeSubed land and
premises situate in the city Of Washington il the
District Of Columbia and designated and being
lot numbered four til, block thi-ty-two (52) square
1852 in Brookland. District If Columbia said lot
being 50 feet front by 80 feet deep the same beng
recorded 10 County Book number 6, page i03 OF the
records in the Office Of the Surveyor Of the District
of Columbia together with the improvements. CON
sisting Of nine-rOom frame dwelling and 0utbudiuEs
Terns uf sale: OHe-third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
instalments. payable in one and two years. with
interest, az per ceutum per aunum payable semi
annually from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust
upon the property s0ld all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser A deposit Of SEQ win be required OF
the purchaser at the time Of sale, All c0nyeyancug
recording and nOtaTial fees Ct the cost Of the pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale 20 be complied with within
fifteen days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 20 resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defauting purchaser after five days'
advertisement Of such resale in some Newspaper
FRANK Z. ELDER
81 Il ST. NV;
A. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR
Columbian Building
oc23-l5t Trustees.
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New York. nov. L-WHEAT-Weaker: small bust
ness No. ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive nominal
No. 2 rsd, (, o. h., L06 No ? hard nominal No
] macaTOui. LN. f. o. b.; No. . macaroni lO5l4
No Manitoba. nominal No. Manitoba, nominal
Exporters took loads.
CORN-Weakcr; inactive. No elevator, 20; Nc
2. f. O. b. 70i4 fer early November: No. yellow
f. O. b. 70A Nc. white 7l%. f. O. b. for early
November. Exporters took loads.
0ATS-Fimcr but inactive. Elevator prices NJ.
white. s. No. white 5is No. mixed. 5lJk
The prices FOR futures follow:
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For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& ht.Vernon Ry. Sta. I2th&Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON WEEK DAYS..
TO- Il a. NJ. z NOON. AND P NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
TON DAILY1 EVERY g MINUTES.
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Equity Court No. I.
CFlEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

Motions for Monday, November T. 1907
No g. BIoderick vs. BIoderick. Attorneys Easby-
Smth-Fague and Wilson & BaTksdalc.
30. 49, Nctord vs.. McCori. Attorneys Ambrose
MILAN smith.
No a. Jones vs. 'Jones ct al Attorneys Am
brOse-LamheTt and NeatInau
No g. Chapman 20 al s. Howard q a. Attpr-
neys. Jones and padgett- Stewart
No. g. Tarhel Us. Tarhen et al Attorneys
Lambert -jsfords
No. So. Taylor ct al vs.. Chesapeake Beach RAN.
way Company, Attorneys, Worthingt1u. Clark md
KCcch-Le8is
No. s.. NaeIeu rs Msglen. Attorneys. Lambert
Foster and Kuhn.
No s.. E5usiuggr rs GlccS0n Attorneys Hamil.
L-n = L-------M -McN-ma-a md R.-kc.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments.
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CARS TO KENsINcToN

Cars from 18th st. and y. y. ave every IS min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and PARK, main entrance
100 and Country Club q Chevy Chase Lake Con-
meet with kensington Round trip tickets
2jc at Fussell's
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TwEEDLE CLUB CELEBRATES.
Merry Halloween Party at the Home
of Miss Tracy.

The TweeGle Club celebrated Halloween
at the residence Of Miss Marvel Tracy.
1903 II street. Thursday night There was
a large attendance of members and
friends. and with music. refreshments,
ghost stories, and other halloween fea-
lures. those present had a most enjoyable
time. Miss Helen Townsend was award
ed the first prize for the most attractive
makeup, Edgar Darnell receiving second
honOrs Those present were.
Miss Mary Martin. president: George
Dorsey. vice president: Helen Townsend.
treasurer: Peter Becker, secretary; and
the Misses Mae l. Jacques Eleanor Eliz-
abeth Jacques, Mary Easterday, Marvel
Tracy, Edna and George Dorsey, James
Abbott, and Robert Pritchard.
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bid fAske
Gone Home to Vote.

Mr. Joseph E Goodkey. of the mono
type division Of the Government Printing
Office, IS at Louisville. KY, his legal resi-
dence, to register and vote,
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40. 4s95l- Isaac IT, Fisher rs. Harry Wariman
damages. $50 Plaintiffs attorneys Sleman a
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District Court.

Iu ne payment 0f damages On acsam, of crade
changes, aUTTaissmcur confirmed.
lu Ir opening OF alley. block 50. Columbia Heights
hearing continued.
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EnuitY SuIt-
Ia suit.

No. Efp Richard Honduckson vs. Alex n
Johnson ct a.; 90 quiet title Complsnsnt's s5lic
tor. r. J.. Shgaley.
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Best Service TO CALIFORNIA.
AT REDrCEp RATES.

ARIZONA. NEW NEXICO. AND TEXAS
High-Class standard Equipment also most modern
Tourist sleeping Cars PcTsonaly Conducted. Without
Change BERTH. $50. Rates and steamer reserYa-
ti0us TO Japan. China. the Philippines and Around
the World. A. !. POSTON. Geul. Agent 81 Peuna
Ave, y ", 7t5 18th ST. y. W
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Ferry Service to alexandria

steamer LsckaWanua every HOUR and 4 HALF
6 a. n. to c p m. daily and sunday FARE
EACH d
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JIFcuIt Court No. =,
JUSTICE ANDERSON


smith Us. Fuller Company motion to strike ont
first and second counts granted; demurrel 10 third
and fourth counts sustained with leave 10 amend
within fifteen DAYS Plaintiffs attoneys. Padyett
q Forrest; defendants attorney, +, S Duyau. il
Thornton vs.. Horton motion for Judgment Of con-
demnation denied. with costs and counsel fee of
SO allowed ganishee. Plaintiffs attorney. J. 3
Eashy-s Smith; defendants attorneys Beau 4
H0ehliug.
Kef * Co. vs.. MetzeI; Judgment nv defsuI+
Plaintiff attorneys, Brandei burg & Brandenhurg
Beckerle VS. Maurer motion for Judgment con
timed and leave granted to defendant 10 file spb-
stituted affidavit Of defense within ten DAYS Plain
tihs attorney, w, h Sholes defendants attorney.
W VI. Nelligan.
Bath and Portland Cement Company vs. Linrylp
udgnen; vacated at cust Of defendant PLAINTIFF :
attorneys, RalstGE 4 Sidd0ns; defendants attorney
n. J. Colbert
kann Company vs.. Riley; leave to withdraw first
set Of pleas and affidavit and leave TO fle certain
pleas and substituted affidavit nme pro tune
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Circuit Court No. !
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


kessler a co. vs. MagHder Judgment b.; de-
fault Plaintiffs attorney. H. Winship wbeatIey
New York and Washington Realty Co rs Law.
der; motion 10 dismiss cause oycTrcd. motion 90
modify order of June o. 1895. requiring deposit
fer costs, granted, and motion 10 amend declare
ton granted. Plaintiffs attorney, J. s. Easily
Smith defendants attorneys, Matthews & Handy
Mcdaniel vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Co. motion to dismiss for want of prseclti5n
granted. Defendants attorneys. AlcKemey x
FlauuCry
Eastman Kodak Co. ys Burke Bros motion for
leave to withdraw pleas and quash alias summons
Cyerued. Plaintiffs attorneys BTandenburg &
BrandenbuTg; defendants attorney. Joseph 4.
BUrkart.
BmgsrdcZ IS. Commercial Truck Co motion In
quash WTits af attachment and punishment over.
ruled. Plaintiffs attorney, Leo T. Harlow. de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Baker. Sheehy & Hogan Z
PUTdy. administrator Baltimore and Objo
Railroad Co motion fer new trial 0yerruIed ana
Judgment on verdict. Plaintiffs attorneys. Car
ringtou x Johnson; defendants attorney George +
Hamilton.
Simmons VS.. Kelley; motion for new trial over
ruled and Judgment o1 verdict. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
John RidoUt; defendants attorney. r. r. Behrend.
Levin Is. Schemman; motio. for security for
costs granted. Plaintiffs attorney L. T. Loving;
defendants attorneys. Wolf q R0scnberg
K.eiusclmidt vs.. O'Day: motion TO set aside
Judgment By default granted. Plaintiffs attorney
jess H. Wilson and Jesse H. Wilson Jr de-
fendaEts attorney James 4. To0mey
kleny Altemus; motion for new trial Rle1
Plaintiffs attorneys. Archer & Smith: defendant
attorneys Lambert & Mclean and r II. Yeat-
man
No assignments for Monday, November 4 1917
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Criminal Court No. 1.
Criminal Court No. .

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for Monday, November 4, 1857;
United States IS. George L. Go0daCre ton trial
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THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, November Z, 1907. same hours and
places.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
ocgQ-d ) ds
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dinger, Geo. Hoch and family and
Rev. and Mrs. l.. H. Hurrelbrink.
Milton Murdock, formerly of Pros
pect, but who has been operating a
restaurant at LaRue, has sold his
place to Mr.. Blue, a son of John
Blue, of LaRue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hawk enter
tained at dinner, Sunday, Rev. and
Mrs. d. Simon, of Columbus, Misses
Maggie and Abbie Stiffler, Leda
Moore. Clara Hoch and Mrs. Eliza
beth Pettey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cast visited
from Saturday to Monday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bo-
lander. at Moral.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Court, were
the guests Of relatives at Green Camp
last Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann
Setter who died at her home in
Pleasant township, was held at the
Zion M. Il. church Monday morning
Miss Clara Price, of Gallon, visited
from Saturday to Monday, with Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Ransome.
Dave Jones, who has been very
III with typhoid fver, is getting
along nicely and will soon be around
lagain.
ID. M. Breen and Charles Dix. who
nave been operating a moving picture
show at LaRue, have sold the busi-
ness and returned to Prospect.
Mrs. Herman Kuehner and mother
Mrs. Travis were Marion visitors
Thursday.
VIII Dix has opend his cane mill
at his place one mile south east OF
Prospect and is ready to grind cane
Tor those who wish It done.
r. II. Sells and family moved to
Marion. last Thursday.
District postoffice Inspector Ken
pie, OF Marion, has been going over
the rural routes out of Prospect this
week with view to making few
slight changes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphreys and
Mrs. Harvey Wolfley and children
left Wednesday for few days visit
with relatives at Mt. Gilead.
Carrie Shilling spent few DAYS
last week as the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Carrie Owens at Marion.
Mrs. Lucy Lust and sister, Mrs.
Sam Keller. OF Marion, visited rela-
tives here last Wednesday.
Miss Iva Campbell, OF Marion, was
the guets of Miss Shirley Roberts
last Sunday.
/ Mrs. Hattie Thomas has returned
from a short visit with friends in
Thompson township.
Mrs. Anna Court. of Lawton, Okla
lhoma, visited at the home of Mrs.
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A Fine Eli will bs Shown the
Coming Week.

The Family theatre will have an
extra strong bill for next week,
one that is new and novel.
The Iheadliner for next week is
that of the Manola family, an Eu-
ropean acrobatic act. Miss Manola
has standing challenge to ladies
for this act, as she is one of the
strongest women in the world.
The next on the bill is that of
Stith s. Stith, the marvellous spin
ners and manipubators. The team
is known all over the continent as
one of the best on the vaudeville
stage today.
Allen & Kelley will present their
latest comedy skit entitled "An
INTERRUPTED Wooing" said to be a
verv clever act.
Miss Pearl Davenport, character
comedienne impersonator is clever
and reminds one greatly of Sis
Hopkins.
Miss Gertrude Lewis, singing and
whistlirg comesEenne will not fail
to please. She was formerly Of
Marion and has quite number
Of admirers and friends in this city.
f.. y. Rowe will sing that pret-
ty Western song "Montana. a."
Powers Camergrauh moving pic
t'mes rrrcsluce "The Animated
Stand. F" ~1Sl
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IL not moved, so that the trustees had
to get a hustle on themselves, even
though they did work little over
time.
Mrs. Mollie G.. Miller, formerly OF
Prospect, but at present owner oi
the Redwood flour mills at Rich
wood, has sued in the Union county
court for absolute divorce from her
husband J. B. Miller, whose where
abouts are unknown. The charge is
desertion and failure to provide.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Smith and
daughter Gladys left last Sunday
morning for Atlanta, Ca, and other
places Of interest in the south. Mr..
Smith will attend the National Rural
letter carrier association as a state
delegate while at Atlanta.
The Woman's Home Missionary soci
ETY. Of the M. e. church, met at the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Schilling
Tuesday evening to arrange for the
district missionary convention to be
held at Prospect early in November
G.. Gustetters, Cincinnati repre-
sentative of Canadian TIC Ry.,
was In town tuesday t. Or.
A. Shuey. While here he con.urred
with members OF the different hunt
ing parties about rates to various
points.
Mrs. Chas. Sauer entertained about
fifteen friends at a six o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening, honoring Mrs.
Ed Roberts. of Birmingham, Ala,
who is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Brown, of CO.
lumbus. were guests at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cast, a few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Almendinger
gave a family dinner last Sunday in
honor of their son Fred, who
moves next week to Washington, D..
c. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Almendinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Almendinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Almendinger, Miss Edna Almen-