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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Yrins Garnepal i'll Siiolueit Salti-
ltUrC,

murC.
nTon Moltfc.G iltrift 9tr. 1t5, .. II,
g." peronitaltct in Sbcllber0'S
Soac Elm Mo@fcnfr6n5dcn. -
3ublrcide Wo@fcn ulo oilS9c.
seidnctcS %Gmiiicmcnt, - Die
@rcispertbeilrng.
&ril15 Gornepol bottc iih geitcrll
9lbcno nod Siiopcit.9 Baltimore &C.
ruogt ltno lpor critorllt, sort meDr
uno biibi6erc Anb0t9er alBntrciicn,
ais cr lid bGttc tr0lmtcl loiicn. Ser
,@ou Mtoltfc.G iItritt 9tr. 115, .. Il,
D." nerolItaltetc n0mlih 0cltcrn
Nlbcno in ShclbCr9'a Nuuc, Gfc bon
Grott. mo Yopion=S troBc cin MoSs
f%cnfrGu5dcn, ooS BON 10 piclen Scar
rcn un0 !NGrrinncn bcillft lpnr, oob
sic SuQe tbotl0Giid) ilbcrfiiut ipor.
@cionocrS piele lulO bilbld)c Gin5cls
moSfcn muren pCrtrCtcn, ga lporcn
untcr Mtocrcnt Gin Nnlor, Der ein al
l~crlicbItcS nTotbot0ppdcn" nit lei
men 0efGbrIi6cn @icilcu pcrfolgtc,
Damn iiclcll pcrldllcOcnc Hn~n0estrod)s
ten, rliliid)e, boperildc, Sprccuoloc'
rirnc1 unb S6m0binnclt, red)t nuf;
ulld) al oriQincllcn Mo9fen mar fcirl
Wol10cl p%orbon0cn. Die @rllppcn
murcl lid)t 10 ltort oCrtrctcn, ober
ooiiir lnl 10 tonliihcr. 0nS YrciS.
rid)ter.G pllc0iun1, bcitCbcno aus ben
$50. @crnburo Stolcumeicr, @ilb.
Glberafird) mo Gric0rid &irncr,
mud)tc nm bolb II llbr iol0cnOe Ser
tbcillunQ Der Yrciic bctonnt;
Gun1cl1prciic: /. NrCi2, nNnlor,"
Sruu Wm. Glor.
,. GrciS, u2pro," Grou emma
Stcrnno.
3. &rciS. nHotGt0ppNcL" Sri. Ger
truo Sdellbcrg.
4. &reiS, nHuiiiiNc@ MGo6cn,"
Sri. &ote Eopp.
3. &reis, nGie 9}oGt" Srou Inna
2od)Cr.
6. TrciS, y@iorcttc," 6rou al6rrto
Sborn.
Z. GreiS, .9otcrnmGO6cl," Srolt
Inno BERNARD.
Serrenpreiie: /. ErciS, &opel-
meiitcr," Serr Sron5 Sternoo.
3. YrciS, oSiipc," 6rou @iIb. Glol,
3, Yreis. nScnicL," @err &obcrt
Gbrlif.
A. 9SrciS, y@otroic" 6rou 3Oa
Noblcr. am .. ..
). GrciS, r@lpomp @nS," Scrr SIT.
lillS N}nblcr. rs. oan,u.u4..Iu.
6. YreiS oMiindCncr &inb'l," SEER
6rib Sodcr. 'n
7. YrciS, o&ortcni6lGgcrin," Ser
Nobcrt 9crnorO.
s. EreiS, oMiit6encr &inoI," Sri.
Bertha Stottcmpcilcr.
@rilppcnprciic: I. ErciS, o@oppp
SooIi0on llo I1nlilic.
9, ErciS, nStcrne."
3. FreiS, oa0benionlncrionliIic."
No6 Scr Ercispertbcilun0 mllroc
nit Dem Cans fort9efobrcn uto bel
Den &ldngclt pon Eroi. Mug. @cbcr'S
Ordcitcr bis in ben iriibcn Morgcn
binein gcmol5t. Die Niioire mar 5luor
nltr IN flcincm WoBitobe o~b0cboltcn,
nber 0eltnltctc iid) notwithstanding &c
rnoc ans oicicm @runoc 81 elmer I'M
10 gemiltblidcrcr.
Irrungirt mur0c sic moblgrlltns
gene ll%nterboltulg 0lrd) oic SS. S..
&roft, 9(ug. Corr mo Sill. 2lloluig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
S6otlidl %perbrannt.

Gic p~ierid6rige 2altro 6ttd crliegt
9ranomunoen. Sotte nit
Strcihb0l5ern geipielt. Sbre
II Monote olte Sd)peitcr aud,
o%Cr6ronnt. - Nnoere llnfG1e.
Gem lcioi0en Spielen ser &inoer
nit Strcidbol5ern lit mie6er elm Bit.
bcnocS Wenihenleben IN Scr oieriGb.
rigen &ollro Std sum Spfer 0efol.
len. Gic un4liifli6e &leine, So6ter
bon Soicpb uno 2i55ic 6itd bon Nr.
1927 Oit.IfabiionitroBe, erla9 &c.
tern Gbcuo I'M oHSobnS SopfinSsSo.
ipitol" i6rcn ihlperen 9ran0munoem
Ote iie uno lire II Monote oltc
Sd)pcitcr Mlttb erIittcr, ais ibrc &lei.
ser bci'm SpiclCn nit StrcihbolSern
6eilcr gcfolgcn botten. @dbrcno oic
@unoen be$ @iiingercn &inoeS ipeni.
ger gcfGbrlid) marerL lporcu sic
@cine ser fleinen 2ouro idrcdlih
perbronnt, mo troboen lie iofort BON
einem Nohbor, Hop Feocod, ms $50.
ipital gcbro6t muroe. mar ole 1r5t.
li6e aunIt oie iic onl 2ebcn crbol.
ten Iollte, bergebenS.
Son tan d ii bcrmGltigt
Srou Glcmentine 3inier, @ottin
BON @olf 3inicr, Nr. III, @eit-Sos
rotogoitroBe, nurOe geitern Gormit'
tag mGbrcno zines SeuerS in Der aii.
DIE oird Sen &olf iibcripGltigt. 9oS
Scller cntlton6 oo0urdl, SAB cin Set
topf iibcrlief. @Gbreno Sr. 3inier
bic Scllerluebr olormirte, gclollg eS
6rnu 3inicr, sic Tlomnen 81 loidyen
tic mllrbe ieood ollrd) Den Nolld) be.
mlBtIoS mo mllr0e bon 6en Selters
mcbrlclttcn Ser Spriben.Gompo9nic
Nr. s an @oocn licgcn0 ollf9eiilnbcn.
Sic nllr6e nod) mcniQen Winllten
ms @cpuBticiu 5uriidNcruien. Ger
onocrid)tctc Sd)oOcn bctrGQt MIR ct.
luo $40.
&erlor cinen SUB
@eitcrn 9l6enO gcgen VI llbr lpllr.
&c Der 80 Sabre nlte Charles s. 9oSs
len, 9l,ti6cr zines @diderei . 90
0enS, an ser G6eiopeofe. Npenle un0
II. StroBc, Wolbroof, %iuobnboft. bel
Dem Shlogboum al Ser nellen Siber.
tp.9iooo bon einem StrnBenbabn.
@oggon gctroifen uno ibnl bon oen
NGoern bc8 @oggonS Ser liltfe Sub
ob9eiduitten. Ger &erlcbte muroe
oltf einent Strobenbnbn @o9gon
nod Dem yStoot.&olpitol" 9ebrod)t.
Siclinoen $ en-.
Ger Mctgcr Sobn Sdmtiot bon Nr,
t04, GorcorbItrobe, iiel g~eitern onl
1llbe Scr SItieitc oeS 2on9en 3odS
in ooS @oIIer. Gin Nc9cr fiifte
&rn. S6nnibt aus bcn noiien Gelc.
mcnt, u10 muroe oerielbe bornltf ms
nStoOt.SoipitoI" gcionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

murOe ein 9eibluB drgehommen,
0ltrh mcIdcn Der <lturfampf III
6ronfrcid pcr0ammt miro. Frolts
Dent Natcr Gl,ird mad)tc Die Nnfllll-
oi9ung 0ob Or. Gb. 2. @rlnonll EN-
BON Dem Wtnler Sollpig gemaltes
SetgemGloe 0cS pcrltorbenen &atcrS
Sobn Nbel Worgon, melder bon
1891 bis 1900 Grdiiocnt 0eS Sopola-
GollegS mar, geihenft, uno Die Stint
ser 0es perItcrbcnen Sbcriten eugene
:. Sopcc, oie 6rollcn Margoret 5.
@iQiea, GboS. 2. @oo0ruif SameS
6. &eerun lno Sr. Serome $. Sopce,
$1,000 iiir cine 6reiltellc in Dem Sol.
lege gum Anoenfcn iiir ibren Sotcr
gcItiftet bnbelt.
9anfctt ii ooS Ct. 2ufoS.
&oipitol.
Sm 9onfcttinol Der oSprtc-0ollc"
gob Der Gr5tlihc Stob beS ct. Git
tos-NoipitolS Der &crmoltun9S Sc
boroc uno ocn Srcuuocn bcS Solpi.
tolls gcitcrn glbcno Elm Gontctt, al
mcld)cm 100 Nerioncn Sbcll nobnlcll.
Stoat9 Senator Clarence ". Ecr7
fins pur Der Sooitnlciltcr, uno Die
Nc0ncr norcn Gon0rcBnlitgllcn 5. Z.
Hobcrt pon Nrfunioa, Wtopor Stnos
ms, Gr-Wtopor 2otrobc, GongrcBa
mitglico >Sobn Gill, iuu1y @r. IlfrcO
s. Carr mo Or. GboS. &eslie &ams
iep. 0o@ Dor cincm Sabre gcgriiu.
oetc @oipitol lpclhca lid III 9tr. 116,
WcIt-9io rtb .2lrcnrlc, bcftnoct, Ioll Der
0roBcrt lpcroeL ulb ou5 9onfett &c.
bclttete gcuilicrmobcn 0cn Infong
Der Gompugnc 5rr 9luibringlng oc&
criorocrlid)cn Nnlfono9. Scr Ner5te-
itob beItebt ans Den folAcnocH Gof.
loren: Barrett +. Gotlin s.. s..
StonHbltrp, 4. 3. Cole, Nopib Wt,
StuIb, Moru NJ. Gcon ". >. Sbo-
mas, &obn II. @uonS, ). gSoro @iS-
llcr, George Z. GlpoIt, Z. ". @urfc,
&oicpb 2. @orriion, Gas. &. Glorfc,
3. &. Sciicr, i. $. Grbc, 9ommon
NJ. 5000, :. NJ. Goodman, SonlcS
9. &oopcr, &. i. @ooOcl, George =.
&oltd, Gblporo &orriS, Clarence 81.
Sllmp, 5. u. &cnorifS, 8orD Gong,
Sobn 5000, SronciS McGorrior, u.
". Wtiifliu, Gbmoro 3. Nfl,rrop, &.
6. Gricc, ". Wt. &onncbofer, u. =.
Stoufier, u. &. Hlumb, 8. $.
@rigbt, :. Q. $. Softer, z. &. @ooo.
marc, GborIca &. &lmicp, @. ~.
@amntctt uno Scnrp NlllicQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

SnDr bun0crtfcic - Na3
Gomitc fir bic &obrbunOcrtfeicr Der
llnipcriit6t bon WorpIono belt &c
itern I'M ySotel &ennert" cine Git.
sung ob, mclde an StcQc oeS CT
frnnftcn Or. Spbn &. Scntmctcr Or.
WcrriQ u. &opfinlon. Cr0ifnetc. Midp
er Scnrp StodbriONe nuroe sum
%tcmpnr0rcn &orliber crmdblt. - Or.
Sollcpbia, &oriitcr ocS @onfctt-Go.
mites, bcridtctc, 0ob bic oSpric" fir
Den. 81. Wtoi bClcgt iporoen lit, ul0
miro in Oerielbcn bic o~fooemiidc
sSeier lln0 60S 9arfCtt an 0iCIcnt Sos
&c itottfinOcn. Nn Scr ofobemiid)cn
Icier meroen lid oud) 5ilnt crItcn
Mole Icit Ser Gcridmel5ung Der Uni.
pcriitGt BON Worplono uno 0eS st.
Sobns.Gollege" in 4nnnpolis bic
Stuoentcn un0 bic SofultGt ser let.
tercn Sebrunltolt olt elmer Seier ser
llnipcriitot BON Worplono in Gorpn.
re bctbeiligcu. Dos Gomitc fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING beridtcte, boB
Iid) an Scr neltlidcn 3uiontmenfunit
in scr o@ermonio.M 0ntcrd)or.SoI.
lc" 372 Tcrioncn bctbciligten uto
$1,000 %geiommelt nurocn. @iid)of
Cutter 0ilion bon Scr biih0ilid)en
iiiolifen Observation-Disclosures bot Iid)
bereit erfIGrt, ont 3. SUM in scr Wit.
Sermon biid0iIi6cn Mctbobiitcn.airs
dlc einen 6cit9otteS6icnit ob5ltboltcl.
9oS nGnoommcnt."G omite lit, luic
folgt, 5uiommcn gciebt: $50. Or. 8.
Is. 0emmcter Or. Charles Gnipori,
itlt., Or. &. 8. Scotlppf, Glid)tcr Sn.
Stodbriogc mo &enrp 9lliif. Iic
Teicr miro bonn 81. Wni bis gum =.
>Slni onucrn, mo lit folgenbcs Ero.
gronnm olti0eitcQt morocn: Nm 80.
Wfoi - 9eiid)tigung Der llnipcrIi.
t0ts. @CbGlt6e un0 nn0ercr SebcnSs
miirOiqfciten Ourd bic .alumnen"
uno oeren 8ottinneu. 81. Moi -
@foocmiihe 6eier uno 9onfctt. I.
IS1tni - Grflriion ouf 6eS Gisboote
.2otrobe" .nod) @nnopoIiS unb otb.
lctiide Spiclc olf 6ent 2ono'ibe oca
9r. Sobn s. &emnletcr vEusculum."
=. SUM - Sciigottesoicnit in Der
0ft. &ernon biih0ilidcn Oietbobilten-
Stride.
8roBorti9eS i it.-Ger 9aIG
Gbanlpctrc in Der oSpric" 5unl gelteit
Der nESllnior Nepltblic" begonn 9e'
itern Ibeno inter ben QiinitigItcn
a~ltipi5ier. Die iogepaunte @eieQi6ait
mar pol51blig eridieneu unO nett.
eiferten sic funfelnben Iiomonten
nit 0ell 9llgen ibrer idollen Sruge.
rinnen. Eroi. Stel'S OrdeIter croft.
nete oas Set ourd) cine Supertiire.
Gam folgte oaS Groifnungstnbleal,
uno Der bon Serrn Nelion Gerin ans
gefiibrte llm5ug. Hlin fomen Sn0id.
ilcr, boaonoii1e, fran5oiiidc unO on
oere SGl5e, unb ihlob Oo5 Set nit
bent Srilnlpbmorid). Gos Set miro
bette &admittaaS unb N(berps unO
SoniItog NodmittogS lnO N6tn0s
p%ieoerbolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
q

Sebe Sdmeidelei eripartet Elm
edo.
@ander benedict did ielbit uit
Geine Soffnunser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

Taiie smr 3eiie in's glnslanS be-
iorst 6. Saline, 0r. Alb, Oit.yalti'
mOrc'S trafc, xabe Goitnmbouie'Aue.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Patterns For Misses Getaway Coat
and Misses Nine Gored Plated
Skirt Designed by May Manton.
Nos. 57Q6 and S7Rl... - -


Cutaway styles are exceedingly promi-
nent just now and are so becoming to
school girls that they are especially de-
sirable for the younger contingent Here
is costume that shows one of the lat
est coats that is both simple and chic,
combined with a nine gored skirt that is
laid in backward turning plaits that flare
becomingly below their gtitchings 1t i'm
made OF copenhagen blue broadcloth and
Is trimmed with black soutache braid
and with a collar of blue velvet, the color,
trimming and material all being greatly
In vogue, but the model can be made
adapted to school wear or to dressy CO.
casions, as one material or another 10
chosen, and will be found quite as salts
factory for the cheyiots and Scotch home
spuns as 1t Is for broadcloths. For school
wear checks and plaids are being much
worn and are always serviceable.
For a girl of sixteen the coat will re-
guire ~ yards of material A or III yards
% inches wide; the skirt, BN yards A or
AZ yards 81 inches wide for broadoloth or
other material that must be cut one way,
but for cheyiot or other material without
UP and down ~ yards A or 3z yards 81
inches wide will suffice with ~ yards a
or yard 80 inches wide for the folds.
Coat or skirt sizes IL to IS years.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
Send 20 cents to this Office, give numbers
OF these patterns, Nos s796 and 57e1, ana
state sizes desired. They will then be sent
to you by mail postpaid. Be sure to write
plainly and always give faII address. Sew
eral days must be allowed for delivery Of
patterns. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06
REAPING BENEFIT
From the Experience of Bismarck
s:3.... al. People ah

r We are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit. by the experience of our
neighbors. The public utterances of
Bismarck residents on the following
subject will interest and benefit thou
sands of our readers. Read this state
ment. tbs emphatic and convincing.
No better proof can be had.
Mrs P NJ, Smith, living at 41e,
Sixth street, north, Bismarck, N. d.,
says: Il think that my kidney trou-
BILE was brought on as result Of
hard work. A couple of years ago my
system became SO run down that /
was on the point of collapse. There
was a constant pain through my kid
neys and small of my back and many
other symptoms of kidney complaint.
At night | was unable to rest well
and felt tired and worn out when /
arose in the morning. The secretions
from my kidneys were out of order
and gave me a great deal of trouble.
/ finally learned about Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured box at Lenhart
Drug Co. The results received were
entirely satisfactory, and in a short
time was in good health. I ann glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, soles agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's -
and take no other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

Richter wrote: s.We should not let
trifies merely plague us-they should
also crafty us. We should seize not
their poison bags only, but their honey
bags, too. Liberal advertising af-
fords a simple method of turning
trifies to useful ends--of taking the
sting out Of small events; of coming
advantages and profit from little BUSH
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

years experience ais teacher and tele-
graph operator G. N. and N. P. rail-
way companies have offered to take all
our graduates. We guarantee posi-
tions. Don't go to other schools and
pay for being practiced upon when
you Gan attend the A. B. C. For cata-
log address school at Fargo or Grand
Forks, Nd. ,s NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

The railroads will need from 10000
to 10000 more telegraph operators
next March when the S-hour law goes
into effect. There are unsurpassed OPP
portunities in this line for young men.
Aaker's Business College has first class
equipment and a teacher with ten
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06
Increasing Cartons value.

Cartons having five times the es.
feet Of ordinary carbons upon silver
bromide for the same current com
sumption can be obtained, according
10 i. Q. Marquart. by adding to the
paste o.5 per cent of mixture OF
equal parts By weight of the nitrates
Of yttriuG and of lead.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

Reading Tribune ads is an education
which you can turn into immediate
cash., in this way it serves a double
purpose, 1t not only benefits you but
helps the merchant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06
Revision.

Miss ChurchOur minister iS very
strongly In favor Of Bible revision
Miss Wise-so is his daughter.
Miss Church Who? Mae?
Miss Wise Yes; her name is Mary
Catherine" In their family Bible, but
she wants to scratch 1t out and make
It Mae Kathryn"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

Henry Clay Hansbrough North Dakota
DOTH at Praie du Rocher Randolph
He educated at the county and e
caon 40 1867 where he the then be-
newspaper work and published parts
the west He went TO territory with his
state e delegate III 1883
and was member His home il IN
Devils Lake, NJ ID.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-06

ness annoyances-of selling the hon
ey bags" Of the most trifling trif1es.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
ALGONQUIN Hotel, sg Eos-,ogf, y..

COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN YIEW. Va
10 min. 20 Exposition. s. csrfa-e Full view q
ocean. Comfortable roCms with board Terms
moderate. mrE-fNS
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
POOR CARD AT OAKLAND.
Longest Priced Winners Are Eight TO
One shots.

san Francisco. June "a very cheaI
card was decided at Oakland to-day
The longest priced winners were Sar
Ramon in the first and Tawasentha in
the last. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Ore-hal mile. san Ramon. 100
fNuttirr' 8 @, l. won; Warden Yell 10 .Kirsch-
blum'- Il 20 s. second. san Oak no Reffig 81 t1
1. third Time 0.t7 Othmar Rar5uniua. ST. Dor
zen Star NJ Texas. Griserte Katie Gleason. Acrp.
pima, Nimc-v. and Bobby Shafts also ran
SECOND RACE-ODe- and Cue.Siyteerth mics
humisS. I17 .kr=cdb5umI IS 90 Do. won. Etara
ll' Jarrett. Z 10 ], second Mistress NJ Rolls l0-
iEettis.. - 90 T. third Time. lis IS. Cricli
B-scaTo, ROYAL Red. Dora l., Michael llulrsuey.
Queen Alamo. ard Box Elder also ran.
THIRD EArE-One and cne-h1T miles Little
Joker iG iWi=ouI s 90 3 urn: CAPABLE. ~
Davis % b second. H~~t0f l1- He--hI I5 % !.
third. Time. l.5 80 TETON. Lgir Fashion Hin
Iscrate= Msrsn1r. and Izabsli-a finished as named.
War Times broke down
FOURTH BACE-0re mile Pickavsy. la IRet.
tig.. Is 20 O. w0r. I1ue, I97 tWilm1tF. 20 T.
second. DU.iful I2 Palms, Is % l. third Time.
l.N ll8rle Mavlr. Elevation Ralrh Young.
Haunt Fuuuy5.dr. and Red Reyna-d finished a.
named.
FIFTH GACE-Oua mile. The Captain. 10 Ret
t.-'. q 10 8. won. E.sr-7u Il2 Gentry 10 J.
second Little AlrafsL 100 PALMS.. o. 60 T. third
Tine. l..o Is u.s'rJlt0-. Rama. Avalon. Sea Air
Et- Sheridan. Waferrrr7. Saut--, and Sir Carter
finished rs named
SIXTH BACE-FUruitr C1E-z-. Tavasentha I05
davis. 2 to J. won. Sycamore. l15 .BCrsu. q 90
s. second; cumh1v tf3 .kj---htsrmI. 20 g.
third. Time l.l7. Star oi Hr1ryme5e Susanna,
L-dF kits. HarkveH MAY T.. " Dariom Run
sum. ard Arr.Fm key finished as named
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, vA-I5 MIN
20 exposition; cars pass door. rooms with beard
az moderate rs.es. Mrs. J. g. MARS. myZ5u
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
HOTEL IsLESWoRTH.

'AiNNi-'AA n T. VI IbelAE SHELL llEh
ON THE BOARDWALK.
go ICONS, all outside salt and fresh water baths
telephone. &c. American plan, $50 pr day up.
SPECIAL weekly,
W. 7. GREEN Manager
myZ7-d&S-g0t Nm HYNAS Pr1r-istrT
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Wylie Harker and Camp Company vs. Riley Jury
respited until Monday Plaintiffs attonev. q. NJ.
Brady; defendants attorneys Douglas & Douglas
McDe1itt Us. lexington and Soldiers Home Rail
way Company; stricken from calendar. Plaintiff s
attorney, 4 ;. WCThingtUu: defendants attorneys.
c. 4. Douglas and John Ridout
The following cases were continued for the term
Hawks vs.. Brown. Blanqui vs. Washington jockey
Club Prlther vs.. Stott National Safe Deposit Sav-
ings and Trust Company HibhS Stubblefeld vs.
Frye. Ballenger vs. Thomps0n-Starrett Company.
Washington IS. Reavis, and Russell vz Washington
savings Bank
Motions for to-day:
Nc. l. Catholic University rs. WaEyaman Attor.
neys Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes 4 Misunderstanding
Peter, J. J. Darlington, and ". p. Matlinsly
No. 2 Burroughs IS B0wbecr. Attorneys. II. L.
b. Atkisson-McLaughlin & Jeffords
No. J. Heron Ormsby. Attorneys. C. l. Emig
C +. Omsby
No. l. StTicker rs Pickford Attorneys. Archer
& Smith-Maddox Il Gatley.
No s. Cox vs.. Garfield. Attorneys, Herick A,
Penfeld-Woodulff & Phillips
No. 6. Polling vs. Capital Traction COMPANY. At
torueys II. H. Classic and {. II. Syme-R Ross
Perry & Son.
Ne. :. Hooker Nrrillat. Attorneys. Lipsonmb
& Ellerson-M y. Richardson
No g Gold=ter vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys Mcneil & MeNeil-Hami-
tor, Colbert, leTkcs s Hamilton.
Ne. g. Robinson vs. United States Trust Com.
pary. Attorneys. :. A. Tuman-Douglas 4 Doug
las
No. 10 Ross vs. Notes Attorneys Bradley d
BRADLEY and George f. Reynolds-B ? Lcirhton
Nc. Il. 10y VS.. Frost Attorneys Lcrch & Cola
day-R. Golden Donaldson.
Ne. L CaptRl Ccrs.nlctic1 C.TTaay TS Hy.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling, six flrlou-s Etrsns @;
Fiekeuts.. Z to I. won. SuCnd.h-ft Helen sS Pow
er-.. ; t1 ]. second, NelIette 100 'AustinI even
thHd Time l1al5. MARY Buchanan. Wyata. Cyg
ret. Sectional Queen Of Nelson. Wild Violet Mono
chord Teaa. Tempt OPTIONAL Anna Ru5tin. and
Belle af Shelby also rau
SECOND BA'E--allinE. one milo. Western. q
Flowers. - rr o. won, Hazel Patch O. Dearborn
Z 70 for place. second. Soliy ". a7 .Bilac even
third. Time. l-E IS. Hard Shot Henry o.. DR.
Wendell. D~iush5r, Deui-ree Redwood. Mstador
C0il Duke and Light N0tr also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ouc mile Pl1utlaud lGl ain
der. q 20 l. won: Little Lighter So Martini 10 o.
J. second Beau Brmmel g Dearborn. out tr
show. third. Time. 10 g5. Galeautgs Harry scott
ard Miss Ida also ran.
FOURTH EACE-~eTrn fuTIancs. Fr1ntenac Jos
LcaI On d v0n Fantastic. % lT0lemaui. even.
second. LiIatvo0l III 'Aus'inI I t1 % show
third. Time La 55. The Clansmsn and Col. Jun
Douglas also ran.
FIFTH EAtE-rm=e; for tworrar-aldS; fire fur.
longs OrlUdGl, I5 lInIsrl. l5 % g. won: Colonel
Bai- ioi IA. Brown 8 IN T. second: Ada o..
Walker. a5 u. Butler. 9 70 o third Time. l.1l ss.
Special peliTeT. EVELYN S. Bitter Sir Svnch-
IoDiz7d. Judge DUud0u. and Edna N0tter also ran
SIXTH RACE - Selling. one and onr-zixtecurb
miles. Ben3iro. IN LseE 2 t1 T. won. Proteus Us
r. Martini. Z To I s1- Ullca second. sea salt %
IBlsel, 4 90 8 t7 show. tfhd Time. l.p15
Qga-ii. MiHnehaha. County Clerk Demo. Sander
son. and Nine also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l0lS-Iohn W. Coyington ct TX. to J. Edward
Lewis and Frank 4. Jores. 10 secure George G.
P1mphrey and George y, Palmer, SIPS, ! 10 s.
months, Per cent, lot ST.
Square g2o-Selina VI. Bare 20 John f. HerreIl and
Aaron s. Caywood, % secure Peoples tire In
sirance Company. $500. ) years per cent
samiannuaily, lot 3s
Bloomirgdale-MsTy Y. 0Connor 70 H. T. Howen-
stein and Emanuel Spiel. 70 secure Emanuel
sPeich, T., SIS, / 70 81 months, FER cent, lot
s., block g
Square 93-Jsmes F. Creamer et ux % Washington
loan and Trust Company 10 secure Equitable
CcoYemtiTe Building Association. S.9N lot 20.
Butter1clds Addition 70 Congress heights-Waltcr
L. Van Sise ct UX. to Washington Loan and
Trust Company. to secure Equitable Cooperative
Building Association. l,6C0, lots and 2. square
core
Park Niew-Th9mas F. Iavcnder ct III. 10 B. Fran
Cis Saul and Walter T. Hilton 70 secure Harry
VI Ellis, $50, 3 years. per cent, seniannu-
ALL. lot q. square 3OA Same 10 3. Francis
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-Four furlonCs Columbia Lad. II,
McDauieli. Z 90 3 won, GGsria. 10 'SchalerI.
90 l. second; Truro. 10 HDicgus. even 10 show
third. Time. 050 Concerned Fred Mace. Helen
Green Maxton Donald r. and Pedigree also ran.
SECOND BACE-Oue mile. ScLroeder's Midway
H Gaueel. o. J. won. Azefius l4 Gold7teinl
I 20 p second. Cancuian. l7- IMcNlaral ! tc Q
third Time la5 % FartoiIm. Water Dog All
Ahlazc. and St0lev Lee also ran
THIRD EACE-One and Une-eigl!th miles Main
. caarce. lI Mcdaniel. . % s. Uru Col Jack. ~
lBullmnn- cut fCr place. second, Monkey Puzzle
lie DiegiusI. C1t % show, third. Time 2O0 Is
Only three starters.
FOURTH RACE-stc1TlcChsse, about two and
cus-har miles Dr. Keith rs iSafeu. g 90 s.
Va1. Estcrjov, E6 BAIL. % 5 second Tine.
6.r- Only tvo finished. Kara fell.
FIFTH RACE-Fou- furorgs Ladv Powell "a
NicDariei. 3 90 s. wau, CampIish, l0i lG. Alex.
4 % / fer place. second Patriciau lG II. Alszl
c1t 90 show third. Time. 053 Msm1roneck lee
Greet end NeI " also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seven f1rl0ncs. No Trimner III
u. JChrsouI. 90 D. won; Abirra. lG7 IGaugeD.
70 j, second priucipia iT iGolds.eiDl, out Ia
show. third. Time. 1898 Nsdoeina Tyr-lisn.
Bonnie Reg, Astcrisk. Healing S1lve. BaliycaNle.
ard Orifsmme also ran
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uloydl, even to show. third. Time, 1l5l-5. Only
three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Maden twoyesrolds $500 added
four and one-hah furlongs Kstchemike lls QLloydl.
II 70 5. won: Reterv III tNicon s 20 g. second
William Penn. li3 Holmes. 70 TO /. third Tine.
058. Sea. Rough House, Oriental Queen. Gertrude
Lee. Bruce H.. Margol. Bayou Lark. and Croydon
also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles, two
yearolds and upward; selling; Sioo. Affinity, e6
Iloydl. 20 l. won; Hamskis. lA tMorelandl. 10
3 second: Demon. lG u. Foley. TO TO- third.
Time 1928