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The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

PAX -Middaush & shannon, Inc. to Herbert
W. and George N. HoIHdga, lot Sc. square
30R. SO
RandIe Park-Arthur F. Bandle e ux. % Lewis r.
LeD1o. lots Z and 3 block ; $40
Fourand-a half street southwest between II and
strrtts-Charies Weitzel ct ak. % John 3.
Heeter, part lot 4 square ~, SO
F0urteenth street northwest between and
s;IJst-3Iafy T. MeD0a&ld et VIZ, Patrick J.,
70 MfIhum J. D0nolne ard Thomas + Kennedy.
onethiTd interest I'm part lot 10. square rs. SO.
Seventh street southeast between and e streets
Nary K. Jenkins 10 William a. simpson, part
Dot . 8. square 9]5. G.l95.
Padsworgh- Harry Narlm7n 70 Edward !. stock
and AICllie T. stock, lot 2. square 0-5. SO
Columbia Hei-hts-Ruih T. Thompson 20 Joseph A.
Hayden lot 60 block p SO. Joseph A. Hayden
70 Ruth !. Thompson same property. so.
No II0 X street Hortheast-William D. Humphres
ct NIX. 10 Frank Il Crown. lot TO- square north
O.; $50 So
Columbia Heigats-Iosarh A. Roth to Victory Ca
hH lot 81. block e. SD
Buuville- Henry Il. Webb ct uG to Joseph Gaubb.
lot & block g. So
Washington Hcght~-Chris Cox Dawson 70 Elora Z,
jacob lot g. block g SO
West lexington Herman Scduaacb[ Ct ux- %
Daniel 7. and Annie 7. Myers, lot s.. block
Z l. sia
Randle Hishlands-United States Realty Company
o. John T Tate lot 10 block 5C SO
Abraham Il. Butz q TX 90 Ernest ~ Butt,
part original l0t J. square 915. SO
Addition 70 Beiair Hcights-Charles o. Rice 10
Mary =. Parson lot ls, block s. $40.
Z street northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strCUts-Lottis J. Bum 10 George Stewart lot
is5. square 14s. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Leah Loeb 20
Emmett 5. Richardson. west half lot 6. block
g. SO
Nos III 10 40 \ street s0utheast-C Christina C..
Muhlh0for q Yir. I. William. 10 George I. B0r-
ser lots I22 20 rs square IA SO
No. 1923 7 street northwest-Robert 3. Tyler 20
John Tyler. lot u. square Z57. SO
Third street northeast. between 4 and streets
Leonard Sergeant, r., e 70 Gustav Harlig,
lot a. square is SO
No. 1850 7 street s0uthoast-ChaFses \ Peters et
uE TO Edward \. Colbert l0t 81. square lo3,
SO
Dobbins' Addition-Joseph Paul ct al TO james
Martin, lots q to s.. square IS. SO.
Alley between and d, First and Second streets
sCutheast-s amCs Gibbons. Archbishop II Balti-
more. TO United States Of America. part original
let g. square I53, SO: United States II America
70 James Gihbons. Archbishop Of Baltimore, part
q said alley, sic.
Dobbins' AdditioU-Ebenezer S0uthau ct ux to
Carlton VI Beal. lot 33 block q. SO
No. 80 street uorthwest-Carltcu N. Beali 20 Eg-
gene Jones trustee lot g. block q Dobbins'
Addition. $500.
Nos. IsO and llZ2 Tenth street northwest-Frank P.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1883 i street northwest
New York. oct ll.-Another little frost scare this
morning caused some scuTying among shorts Of the
smaller class and prices advanced about ten points,
after which they moved down again. Meanwhile.
Liverpool indulgCd in some aCrCbatiC performances
by advancing on apparently nothing beyord the
touch Of Americans at the key This time it was a
forecast for frost in North Texas and the Terrific
rios but it is not sure that this viii materialZe at
the freezing point. Without it opposition to q
higher market IS widespread that any thing be
youd q little bulge now aud then is not at all
likely. Yet the weather may change over night. but
at the moment there is no indication Of any danger
from this quarter. The movement for the week
promised to show a good increase. but whether it
fails 20 swell merely holds its own is a matter
which causes little concern in the absence Of greater
eagCTness to secure the staple We believe in sell
ing all dHlses-
Liverpool is due TO come l4 to ~ points lower n
the morning
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Get u-SUGAR-The London mar
kst for beet sugar was active. but 74alizd lower,
with October az 9s 62d and November ar 9s sid
also The local market for raw sugar held steady
With centrifugal. 95 test, st 395; MGscurado. s
test. 3s5 and m0lasses sugar. 50 test at $40.
Refined sugar ruled steady and unchanged
NAVAL STORES The market for spirits Of tJr
pentine vas a shade easier with machine made bar
rels quoted az 5fs ana at Savannah the market was
quoted FIRM st 5Aa5l. which was a fractional ad
vance. RoSin was quiet, aud quoted at 4.25 f0I
common to good strained.
Tar held tirm at $50 for OH barrels.
BUTTER Receipts. s,0s5 packages; upward ten
dCncy Of prices has been checked. but the highest
grades Il table butter are steady. Creamery spe-
cials. Soiz creamery extras, 90.
EGGS-Receipts. 1855 cases Market steady on
the best grades Of fresh gathered, but prices r.
main entirely as last reported.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

A well-known authority states that
there are more cases of kidney trouble
here now than ever before. while re-
cent reports show that more people
succumb each year TO some form of kid
ney disease than any other cause.
When there is sickness, examine the
urine. Rheumatism is only a symptom
OF kidney trouble. It is nothing more
or less than excessive uric acid in the
blood, whicE the sluggish, inactive kid
neys have failed to sift out, leaving it
to decomp0se and settle about the joints
and muscles, causing intense suffering
frequently resulting in deformity; often
reaching the heart. when death ensues.
Pains across the back, frequent. pain
fal and suppressed urination, and other
symptoms of weak bladder are not the
only signs of kidney trouble; many cases
of stomach disease, headache, pain in the
heart, inactive liver. &c, are but symp-
toms; the cause of which can be traced
to feeble, clOgged kidneys.
The physicians for the insurance COM
panies always carefully examine and
report on the condition Of the urine. 1t
is a certain sign Of sickness or health
of the human body.
A test of the urine should be made by
every man and woman at least once each
year. A simple test is TO void a small
quantity of urine in a bottle or glass
and let il stand over night; next morn
ing. il there is a reddish brick-dust sedi-
ment. or white. fieecy substance present
either consult some reputable physician
or take a good vegetable treatment The
following prescription Is recommended
highly in these cases, and If desirable
the sufferer can mix it at home. Any
good prescription pharmacy has the in
gradients, which are harmless and mex
pensive: Compound Kargon, one ounce
Fluid Extract DandeliOn, One-half ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Shake well and use in teaspoon
ful doses after each meal and at bed
time. Where any Of the symptoms
enumerated above are present. good re-
suits are sure 10 follow Immediately the
use of this simple prescription.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Circuit Court No. i,


Riley rs BoSl motion for new uial fled Plain
tif's attorney. s. 7. Thomas, DEFENDANTS attorney,
T. J. Darlington
Pcircs vs Wsts1utovu Door and sash Company
commission ouitrCd 30 issir
Baltimore and Oaio Rairoad Company rs. Ander-
son. motion for Judgment ranted. Plaintiff az
t1rurys Hamilton. Colbert Hcrkes HamIlton-
smith vs.. B0rgmaUu ~ al motion for Judgment
against Heuty Borsmarr ovcrruled ard moticn for
Judgment arainst Fl. BCr~Hauu Manufacturing Com
rsny granted. Plaintia attorney. v II. Wallace;
defendant attorney. W. q. PreHtls&
Sugar vs. National City Bank, motion 20 strike
ont declaration oyerrulldi morton 20 strise ont sec
end count o,ef-i.ed with ten days TO plead. Plain
tds attorney. vs. g. Gardiner defendants attoE-
news Iamier; < Mclean.
International Trgst Company IS Helphenstlne.
Wood Campbell 81 Baker -four casesl dcmHrTtrs
to declarations 0yrTruled with twenty days to plead.
Plaintiffs atiou1y W, G. ClepAsnei diendsnts
attorney. John Rid9ut
Doaus Ys Washington savinFs Bank; motion 70
strike ont declaration 0ycuuled with ten days %
dsfgudlut e. plead FlairLihs attorney, J. ".
Echols; defendants attorneys, Ralstn & Sitdons.
WilEEe. Gibbs * Daniel vs. Bowen: motion fCr
new trial filed Plaintiffs sttoneys. ". c. Baider-
ston aud HAYDEN Johnson defcudapt's attorneys.
Raston & sidduus and ". f. Richardson.
Assignments far Monday October H. 1907:
NJ So Purjy ts Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Attorneys Campbell Cauingt0n and
HAYDEN Jobnsou-G. T. Hamilton
No. q. Simmons IS. Kelly Attomeys John Rid
out-W T. Matthews.
No l09 pusCy rs. Wilson. Attorneys. J. A.
Buru-t-H. T. Davis.
No. u3 Kemp vs.. Gr0ce Attorneys Mcneil &
AIcNciH and W. Il. FoWlc-E. II. Thomas and f.
il. stephens
No rs stubbefeld vs. Giles. Attorneys. How
ard Boyd-ArjhUr Peter =. B. Rays, and T. L.
Jcforis
Ne. IL. Barstov vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneya, IT, T. TaegaTt Z. D. +. Brady. and +.
J. Hosan-R. r. Perry SON
No lD- Bmnclliol VS. Anacostia and Potomac
RiIeT Railroad Company. Attorneys. c. f. Digs
c 4. Douglas and George T. Hoover.
No I2L Mestou vs.. City and Suburban Railway.
Attorneys. NJ \. Richarlsou--C. 4. Douglas and
George +. Hoover.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

Ruekcr vs. lockwood, motion fer Judgment over
U,lct. Plaintiffs attorneys. Maxwell Putnam &
Pee; defendants attorneys. LockWcod & English
johnson rs MaUUder, demurrer 10 plea Of sCt-uff
sustained and demurrer 10 seventh count Of decia-
ration sustained Plaintiffs attorney. ". C. Gle
pAaue: defendants attorney. John Ridout.
Costinu IS Ru1in. demurrer to declaration SIS
famed With leave 80 amend in ten days Plain
tiHs attorney. +. l. Pratt; defendants attorney,
J.. H. Marshall
AIckann Us. Riley. motion for Judgment continued
and leave 10 nc supplemental affidavit by October
q. Plaintiffs attorneys Maddox a Galley; de
feHdants attorney T. l. Jetfords.
Coles vs. Riley; motion for judgment continued,
with leave to file supplemental affidavit by October
D. Plaintiffs attorney. V. H. Wallace: defendants S
attorney. r. /. Jef0Tds.
Dies Manufacturing Company vs. Benham; demur-
rer 80 plea sustained with leave 20 ulc amended
plea by October e. Plaintiffs attorney, Philip
Nctzggr defendants attorney. J. a BurkaTt.
Glenn trustee. rs. Wethercd. Cosby q SaFiIe
flour cases}; clerk ordered 10 pay TO defendant s
attorney sum deposited IN registry Attorney, john
d. Coughlan.
we VS.. Nixon: motion TO strike ont demurrer
oyerruled Plaintiffs attorneys. Hemaus * Meyers
defendants attc,dey joseph H. Stewart.
Bccserle vs. Maurer. motion to dismiss oyerTsled
and leave to plead within ten days Plaintiffs at
torney, ". u. Sholes; defendants attorney. J. J.
NciiGsu.
Mctzger vs. Metzgcr: ordered placed at foot Of
calendar Plaintiffs attorney, II. B. Noalton; de-
fendants attorney. y. II. Wallace.
Bo5d vs. Lewis; demurrer sustained with leave
to rlead within ten days Plaintiffs attorneys,
Jcssa H. Wilson IT, and f. Z. Pratt; defendant 5
attorney " =. Johnston
Assignment fer Monday. October Il. 1907:
No a. Wesley Church IS. Chesapeake and Pto-
mac Telephone Company. Attorneys Clnkscsles,
Scott & Stcwart-W -WcrJhiigton Hcald & Fruiey
No G5 Owen vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company Attorneys. Mcneil q McNeli-J. J.
Darlington.
No l2l Moreland vs. Brosnan. Attorneys. W. ].
Lambert-H. f. Davis.
Nc rs Goldsby vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys J. Med Darlington
and HAYDEN Johns1n-J. J. Darlington.
No l0 Wright vs.. Crocker. Attorneys, Mcneil
* McNeiH-J. B. Archer jr-
No a. Dale Is. Shafer ATTORNEYS. E. S. Bailey
G J. f. Graf.
No g. Davis vs. Auacostia and Potomac Railroad
Company. Attorneys ". G.. Gardiner and f. n
Hcpewell-J. J. Darlington.
No 10 Dale vs. Shafer. Attorneys. E. S. Bailey
C J. f. Graf
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward = Grlver 80. and BERTHE T. sehreth. %
Rev. John Van SCh8iCk II.
Robert L. Lewis. 8. and NJ EsteHe Burke "a
Rev. lgnatius Fealy
COLORED.
Walter r. Jones. q. and Nozzle Cousins. @
Rev William J. Howard
Joseph Jacobs. p. of Philadelphia, and Mary F.
Wade, 2, If New York City Rev J. b. McIaugh-
lin
William Adams. q. and Maggie O'Banion. 60
Rev. A. WilIbanks
Edward Scott. >. and Roxie Drummond. Q. both
Of Richmond, Va. Rev A. Wnlbanks
JOHN L. Anderson. p. and Lua Wheeler. IS. both
Of Fairfax. Va. Rev George W. Lee.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Equity Suits.

No. 9N3. Ballard Lanham vs.. f. Lodge HHl; F;
injunction. Compiansnts solicitors. G. " Dau
and r. A. Curtin; defendants atiomeys Baker.
Sheehy & Hogan
No. 2744 Winfield Scott IS. Eda NJ Soott. re
strainng order. Conplainants solicitor l. r. Hit,
u
No. ED5. Nettie N LanCstDn vs. Frgnk 7.
Rawiings trustee; 70 substitute trustee C0npisin-
ants solicitors. MILAN & Smith.
Ne. Gs06. Clarence l.. Denuie vs.. John s. Den
ME and Mar j. DenEie; 10 dissolve partnership
and for receiver. Complainants solicitor, NJ J.
keaue
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
CROWD SEES ORDINARY CARD.
Running Races Hold Attention of
Bryan Day Spectators at Fair.

Richmond, Va, Oct. u.-Bryan Day at
the Virginia State Fair drew crowd
numbering probably 5000 people. most
Of whom remained to see a card not
above the ordinary.
The running races held the attention
OF the crowd Little Cita and Broadway
Girl in the second race, running the
stretch neck and neck, the former noslng
oct the race in the last FIVE yards.
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DEATH RECORD.

Ida LOuisR Cotton Illg lIh 81 NV, co wears
Lucy Bolton. 7l4 I ST. Sc. Il years
Renald Y. knight 1913 Calvert ST. NV, months.
Michael stall. Govt Hospital for Insane GO wears.
j. Londcmau Govt Hospital fer Insane. 6s years.
Robert T. Garrison. Emergency Hospital IS years.
David Crowell, lZ1 Ginrd st. nw., Is years.
james Clsick, Providence Hospital 60 sears
James Mccarthy. Providence Hospital, s. years.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Lawsuit.

No. gsi2 II. L. RusL vs. Joseph F. sheeiz zap
pollantl; appeal Plaintiffs attorneys. BaUy q
Minor and H. B. Rowland. dlfendants atturncy.
p. H. Marshall.
No. s9s2 Robert F. =. Kreiter ys, Charles 7.
Greer. damages Sl-5W Plaintiffs attorneys Sic
man and Lcrch and Z. F. Couaday; defeudsnt's at
t0Tner /. A. Bailey
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Amateur Baseball.

The plate printers of Section No. / de-
feated Section No 10 by to 3. or the
Bureau grounds yesterday. The pitching
of Valley for the winners and Nose
loy's playing at second were the features.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

Estate Of Philip Colavecchio; letters Of arlmnis-
tration granted pominico CoaVecchio; hond. 500
Attorney. r. L. Giles.
IN re Elsie NJ. McFall; order Of allowance At
torncy. J. y Laruer.
Estate Of William Iardella order 10 pay bill Com
plainants skictor W f. Ambrose
IN re Mar Buckley; order appointing Retta J..
Wanden guardian; bond, Sl0o. Attorneys Archer *
Smith.
IN re Mabel Hunt; order appointing 2al7h II.
siansell guardianj bond, $50. Attorneys Gorlon &
Gordon.
Estate Of Mar W. K. Weaver; VIII dated March
g. 1865. fled. Attorneys. Wells, Hoover < Wells.
Estate Of William Dacy petition for letters Ct
administration flied Attorney William p. Reilly.
Estate u Charles z. WiDship: letters Of admins
trtion granted 10 Alice Y. NiDship; bond, 81 ooo.
Attorneys. Jesse Il. Wilson aud jesse II. Wilson,
j.
Estate OF Henry Dickson; wiz dated August 9,
1900 filed. Attorney. j. b. Laucr
Estate 0f Henry Dickson; assignment By a. A.
Lifecomb Of legacy Of $500 filed. Attorney, r. G,
Donaldson
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
I|DAILY COURT RECORD
(Friday, October II, 1aO7.)
District Court.

Justine NLAbAINb-
Ia re extension Of Second and W streets; motion
to strike out amended petition argued aud submit
ted.
In re extension Of alley in block 80 Columbia
Heights; order accepting jury.
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JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of William II. Bayiy VIII admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary granted 10 Mary X,
Bayiy; bond 81, ,001 Attorney. J. +. Earnest,
Estate Of Winfield s. Olive; viii admitted to pro
bate and letters Of administration c a. granted d
Elizabeth A. Olive; bond 500. Attorney r. A.
Ford
Estate Of Mamie T. Floyd; order 70 sell stock
Attorney. G. 3. CraigaiH.
Estate Of Charles II. Christian: order Of sac. At
t0rney. J. 3. Larner
Estate Of John T. Brooks: letters Of ajministra-
ton gTanted to Catherine A. Brooks; bond. $780,
Attoneys. Lancaster d Smith.
Estate Of James o. Golfer; letters Of adminiStra.
ti0n granted TO Ann r. GTays0n; bond. SOL At
torney. +. A. Newman.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

sheehy e. ux. to George E Robertson. lot g.
square 3ll SO
3iintwood-Janes NJ Hoge ct ak. to Lillian Strong.
lot 80 SO
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District of Columbia Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
menfS.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
RanI1rnnfev Courf.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Leonard c. Bailey; referees report con
frmed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta, I2th &Pa. aY.
TRAINS FOR MT VERNON WEEK DAYsl.
TO- Il A. NJ, z NOON. J. 2 AND p II
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING.
TON tDAILYl EVERY % MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
GIVES A TEST
To Find if the Kidneys Are
Out of Order.
BEWARE OF THE BACKACHE

Also Highly Recommended Prescription
of Vegetable ingredients Which Any
One can Prepare at Home-DOes Hts
work Well CIeanses the Kidneys
ard OvereOmes Worst FERNS of
Urinary Troubles.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
FIVE FAYORlTES LOSE
Miller Blamed for Downfall
Of Two of His Mounts.
HANDICAP FINISH EXCITING
Dugan Gets Baby Wolf in Front
just as Wire Is Reacbed-Dreamer
Beats Jack AtIin by an EyeIash
in Excellent Time-SuRrage, Well
Played, Gets in Pocket.

New York, Oct n-Five favorites were
beaten at Belmont Park to-day, in the
presence Of 1900 spectators. Jockey Mil
Ter was blamed for the downfall of two
of these choices. Suffrage. and Gretna
Green, both from the Keene stable.
Suffrage went up to IS TO 5 In the Man.
haitian Handicap. for three-year-olds and
upward, at six furlongs, main track, while
Jack Atl1in. Baby Wolf, Dreamer. King
Daughter, oraculum. and Bat Masterson
We're all well played.
Miller got Suffrage away well, but tool,
her up and was quickly in pockets. Then
in the middle Of the turn he got the
keene mare into close quarters on the
rail and had to pull up short, which set
tied her chances.
The finish Of this race was one Of the
most exciting ever seen in the East.
Baby Wolf in the middle. with Jack At
kin on the inside and Dreamer on the
outside, rushed down 10 the wire on even
terms
All were under the whip, but in the last
jump Dugan got Baby Woirs nose in
front, while Dreamer beat Jack AtHin for
the place by an eyelash. The time was
1:121-5
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-One and one-quarter miles va
terspeed ll3 lAicDanieD. Z 10 p won; Grace Cam
eron. los (fOrkel 50 10 J. second; Long Dana, us
(AlcCahcy) 70 TO ], third. Time. 250 25. Kesta-
bella, Win Do, Kestrel. and Lady Gay Spauker
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sx furloBgs Explosion. III
tAlllierl, to I. won; Halket Il2 .AIcDaniel. 10
!. second: Sir Glcgas. q iBuHsl. TO J. third.
Time, ld2 Bell Werher. Johnnie Blake Rialt0.
Dredger, and John Mars also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Manhattan Handicap; six
fJTiongs. BABY Wolf ll9 lDuganl, ) 20 J. won;
Dreamer. ll2 lBulSSell : 10 I. second: Jack At1n,
Is lMartinl, 1 to /, third. Time. I12 Is OTacu-
lum, Bat AlastusOn. Suffrage, and Kings Daughter
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Kentucky Beau lO6 McDan-
leb. to 5, won, GTetua Green. l06 Gliller. 70
8. second; Faust ll3 Knapp, 10 10 J. third.
Time. i@o IS. Toureunc also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling, six fuIonEs Wave Crest.
u LNcLarthyl. 20 J. won; Chulita l04 Miller.
) tG s. second; St IIario. &C Duganl, s 10 J.
third Time. III IS. Bridge Whist and Dixon
Belle also ran.
SIXTH KACE-One and an eighth miles. Sim H
Harris. 81 lkTeamerl, lG 10 l. won; Zeipango. g5
tDosanl 10 2. second ST. Valentine 81 tHeurl.
20 J. third Time, ;53 -. Lord Stanhope J. r.
Donohue. Behadcr Lord Lovat Phu Finch Rip
hap and sailor Girl also ran
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S48.25 TO California

TIL oc5ober e. 1877. VIA WashinEtou-Sunset
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars. personally conducted With
cut change Thee times weekly the ysaE round
Berth. SS.59
a. J. POSTON, Genl. Agent
Gulo-n 81 Pa ave, lo5 l5th St
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CARS TO KENSINcToN

Cars from 18th ST and y. Y. ave. every Is min.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and PaTE. main entTRncs
Zoo and Country Club TO Chevy Chase Lake. Cen,
nee. with kensington cars Round trip tickets.
&c az Eussels GuG-G
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Criminal Court No. 1.

Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs. Celia Redmond, petit larceny
sentence workhouse for six months. Attorney, J. b.
Archer.
United States vs. William Lancaster assault with
dangerous weapon; sentence. workhouse for sir
months
Assignment Cor Monday, October a, 1907:
United States vs. Andrew Jenkins.
United States vs.. Joseph II. Taylor.
United States rs. William Nash.
Criminal Court No. 9.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignment,
Uuited States vs., james Shackelford.
United States vs.. Frank FCrd-
United States vs.. William l. Morgan
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-09-06
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a
Montgomery City Citizen
Shows You the Cure.

Why will people continue to
suffer the agonies of kidney COM
plant, backache, urinary >disord-
ers, lameness, headaches, languor
why allow themselves to become
chronic invalids, when a certain
cure is offered them?
Doan's Kidney Pills is the rem
edy to use, because it gives to the
kidneys the help they need to per-
form their work.
If you have any, even one, of
the symptoms of kidney diseases,
cure yourself now, before diabetes,
dropsy or Bright's disease sets in.
Read this Montgomery City testi-
mony:
L. F. Lorton, living in the east
ern part of Montgomery City, Mo.
says: every Spring until last
year,I have had attacks OF lum-
bago. l was unable to do my
work and was so bad that l could
not turn over in bed without hav-
ing %torturing pains pass through
my loines. My neck hurt me and
l had a steady aching in the back
and top of my head. If remain
ed seated long l could not stand
erect Immediately. 1t seemed.im-
possible to straighten and l could
not lift any thing. tried plasters
and everything 1 could hear of,
without obtaining relief. When
the trouble was coming on last
March, l got Doane's Kidney Pills
and took them. They cured me
and l have been free from the com
plant ever since. E. M. U.
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-09-06

John Kinks Of the White Oak
vicinity visited Mrs. M. Y. Kinks,
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Hensley and Ruby
Boon g in Galloway County,
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
Mrs. z. P. Hays.
Mrs. A. w. Nease, who has been
sick is convalescent.
A.. A. May commenced his
school at the Thomas School house
Monday.
D. M. May and wife visited at
F. M. Davidson's, Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Shaw commenced
her School at White Oak School
House, last Monday.
Some few from this place attend
ed the pie and pound social at j.
w. Fowler's, last Tuesday night.
Samuel Woods is in this vicin-
ity t%hreshing, this week.
Crayton Kinks and family visit
ed Mrs. Hamp West of Lincoln
District, Sunday.
VIM. West and family visited
Ora Pritchett and family of Mar
tinsburg, Saturday and Sunday.
The farmers of this vicinity are
nearly all busy ploughingI wheat
ground.
Hez. Bethel aud familyiattended
the picnic at Heaton's Grove,last
Wednesday.
Roscoe May visitedkEmmet'
Fitzgerald and family, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Cupps and daugh.
ter of near Montgomery visited
Mrs. F. Merit and family las
Friday.
Mrs. Amanda Thomas was
called to st. Louis by a telegram
last Monday stating thatis he.
daughters child was not expected
to live. She returned home Sun
day and reported that the child
was better.
Georgia Thomas, who has beer
staying with her sister, Mrs. Heller
Mclean of st. Louis for the pa 8
three weeks returned to her hom'
here, Saturday.