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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

lannten $4,000 fir Gaiis unb mir
tlrioen. oa6 Die Sunrme, ipel6e Den
Stener5ahlern seipart nirb ii6 alli
Die Sumnle GA nal 10000 eleif)
4S0,000) bon ~oierbunbert nno uft5i9
Sauienb Collars belduft. Sieie 3db@
len gcben Den 2eiern cine Sbee. tpelde
Snmnle burd Die Tfarrihule in ben
gnn5en Ser. Staaten Den 8ir9ern beS
Sdnocs depart lperOen.
Nuf 8eriften Der gr5iebunassVes
bproen belltdten i'm Sabre 1904 liz
31S,256 8irlber Die DffentliGen S6llz
len. Sic Soften Der gr5iebung per
&ppf bcliefen iih I'M Surcbi6uitt aui
S24.14. Sierppn 9ebt nun nber nod
Die Sltntnlc bon S4.37 ab. lpeld1e man
liir Snffnnbbaitun9 Der Shule unb
MnDcres ~dlislpirft, nobon olio nod
cine gilan3 bon $19.77 bleibt. Sas
iito Die Soften PRO SG)iiler iG6rlid.
gtun BAT Der boGp'it e Siihpf IcSaul
bon Srenton, ". s., altsgeredlnet, baB
Die, Difcntlid)e Scbule pro Sfiiler etipa
$3.50 fpitet. Scmgcmif ersibt iidj,
Sck nnierc 1,066,2O7 I%farridnltin=
Der tn ben Der. Staaten 81 S19.77 per
&rpf, Der Nation bic Summe ppn
21,O7S,9f2.39 eriparen, nnb bai bic
Soften fir bic Sdule fir bic 1866
207 Shiiicr in bcnielben Shnlen 81
$3.50 prD Sdliiler bent 9nnoc pcitcrc
$f59,93f,050 c%riparen. Sm flint
GrD5ent itellcn nicfc ;3ablcn cine jdbr=
!idjc Sumnte Bpm S79,O00,000, mel=
Dies Gin iibrlid)es Gptal : Griparnif
BON $1OO,0O0,0O0 fir bic Station be-
bcntct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
@eliaiuns= statitif fir subnane.

Sic Stabt Dubuque, nls relisi0ies
Centrum. bat inge unb ihreibe.
breiBi9 air6en. Sn Der 3abl
Der Yfarrnnseborisen iteben Die Sac
tboliten pbenan. Sieielben unterz
balten iieben &irhen, nm ipelde Iid)
iieben srpbe nnb bIiibenbe @emeinben
itnuen. Inbere religi6ie @emein<
ihaften, pener EuftSre unb Yrebiger
poritebeh. iinb: Die gongregationas
liIten init brei airfen; Die gpistoz
palen nit elmer Stride; Die 8aptilten
nit elmer Stride; Die Ietbopiiten mil
flint air1en; Die Gbriltion Scientiits
nit elmer Stride; Die IbpeHtiiten nit
elmer Gir9e; Die 0ut5eraner nit iiinf
&irfet; Die Sebrder nit elmer Stride
unb Die Yresbpterianer NIT bier
airder.
Gs Iiesen feline Statiitifen iiber
ben @ertb beg neutrality-suspicious.
3abl Der &irhens reip. Efarranses
boriger, unD Mnberes in DUBUQUE.
Dor; aber cine nabe3u ri6tige uebers
iidt ldBt lid burd Die foleenben 3abs
len. iuelde ale &irfen bon Dubuque
GOuntp einihlieBeu. g%etpinnen:
3abl Der Sir6engenueins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

PIN 0ienstd9 itarb mad ldnse>
rer &rdnfbeit in iciner @obming. go.
379 an Der 8ooD Strabe Serr Sobann
Siinn5 i'm Ilter bon 81 Sobren. &c
iiber!e6en benielben feline Srnu mn
mini ainber, Hamens: &arl, Irnolb,
Wprtle, Waria unb gilbert. ioipie
oeIien Ilitter, Srau gliiabetb 8eiman
i'll Dubuque llnb cine Sfneiter in
9feip Yorf. Sas g~egrdbniB farlb am
Sreitag bon Der ct. Marien : Stride
hls, auf DEM Mt. Object Srieobofe
ltatt.
Bie aus Caledonia, Iinn., bers
lautet, miro s6err S. Burg unb ieiu
SGfpa9er @eorg Stress bon Caledonia,
Winn.. bier in Subuaue einen @aas
rens uno einen Sleiidlaben er6ffnen.
Im Oienstag puroe gu @ortbs
in9ton, Soma. Die groBe Wiible Dee
5errn Mairoie %bolitdnbig burd3 Sener
5eritort. Ser @efammtz 0erlnit Bee
lauft iid auf $4,000 unb lit nift pers
iifert.
gu 8anfiton, Soma, iuurben am
Wittwo9 SRI. Silba Sbul unb Serr
Inton 9ncds tebelid 9etraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
&Ietm~ aus Sta0t
Mmo MMae8eno.

Ser NusiduB. pel6er Die Biz
der bes ubeeiebten Supcrintenoenten
Der itdbtiifen @aieriperfe Irtbur
IcIrtbur unterin6te. beribtet. DAT
berIelbe Die itdbtiihe aaiie nm $22.s
900 ~erlci6tert" bat. Sum ipirb
b~ofientlid) aud oenoli6" gegen Den
iulIbcren Scrrn seri3tlid porsegan9en
iper0el.
IS. g. Sranben. beutider Ghbo'
fat nnb Notar, 3immer 413 Office,
@ebaube. 8. uRb Wlain>S trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Wenton Gonnts, MiEomri,

oas Gonntp beS Jriebens. Der @rpspsritdt nnb
Der Jrndltnartstt bat ansge9etdnste Stshiar'
men. 0atiirIihsS .Slaus8ras", reines Guelluajs
fer. e~eianbes &linla. eie8t bunosrt @eiIen ppn
Sanias 9th. 200 Weilen BON ct SouiS. Us III
bic petnlatb Der ggRnnoe" does Manleiels), oeS
gsolbIut. Ninbpiebe uno Der SonblutsS d,iueine.
g8eber ,3ifS" nod MOSQUITOES. suite darmen
BON S. bis $40 per oder. dintge auseem6bIte an
$50 per gder. Mo6ten Sic aIsfnDen, peSbaib
iuir 10 niebrige Trsiie babeu? Gdreibt al
4@Wato s. SblGWseg Cole Damp. Nlo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
&amias Tarm III perfanfen.

$50 ader haIbreides ,.Sottom"s9ano; Elm ieis
ner Gnenenbad) Iduit onrd1 bic gnnSe Jarm; bies
lelbe ~ snr5 i~inr5dnnt nno freusee5dunt. 9iegt
Mnrtt.Staot. Sic ltest tn elmer beutiden Radhs
baridbatt, aipei @etIen Bpm Der airdae nnb berR
Sduelternid,nIe. Us tit bieies cine feline Yieb N
Wetretoes iiro Nlfolfas 5arIn. Sic iuiiroe i'm altd
TN 5uet ooer bret Garuser theileu lafeu. .8reiA|
$l7 per Nder. @benip $40 uoer $40 GGer gutesN
Snno, tueId,eS st. on Geo srenst. sos per asser. 3u1
ornehnibarea SbetlSablungen. Sebsr Naeutenl
nod eommiltcnz 5ebibren. Nnn idhreibe and
ben eigenthlmer. q. 81. @einfd,ent, ains.|
man, &unius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
@tdtiser Yerlenfnno.

Die sroSte Gerle. Die felt 3tpon5ie
Sabren I'M @iiiiiiippi sefunben lpurbe,
lit BET Dubuque am Sieustng bon Dem
armen Slider Sabeu Smice gefunocn
poroen. Sie Serfe lit 10 erob ipic
cine @alnuB, piest 1857 Gran, III
in Der 9ubuaue 9tntional Sunf diiss
9eitelt unb miro auf $4,000 eei6det.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Uramt Gouutn, 9afota.

2ano sl pertauieu ilr $40 bis $50 pro Mder I'M
9anner.@ onntp bon Sabs9atota. ollie 8eauems
phone. 8utteriabrtteu &c. q Grnteu nadbeinau.
Der obne MiBernten. @ir pohuen felt 20 Sabren
bier uno fonnen Sbnen iuerthnole unb ~eorrefte
Nnstlnft iiber 9nno. Grnten uiip. geben. Ratio.
hide airde uno Shulc oabier. Bir oerfpeiien
AM ben hohtu. perm Yiarrer 3. .. B OF
enbier. g1an iuenoe iih an Martens SroS..
p1inhouf s. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Neue @aaren.

Orofe Gunntititen nener
&lciberitpffe, ale bic nemeiten
Sdatttrnnsen in giatten, se-
miiftcu mnb 1laih Seusen,
Se~ibenitDffc. Spreht tpr nnb
febt infer elesantes MFortiment.
ttnfer 9eppifs an6 Seltmd)=
Department lit NIT ben beiten
4abrifaten 81 iebr riebrisen
Ireiien sefailt.
SaS. SeDt & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
$500 per Mder

baar. Der Selt iiad) benz Grnte. 9ablunaspIan,
Safuta. Sic 5abIen bic Sdlfte Der ernte, Die sic
ieoes 3abr BON Dem 9ano einbeimien. @s IN 6aS
r6mlite ipie padlteu, muir oaB Cure Mietbe nit
Der Belt Die Garm abbe3ablt. 3ipei fatboIiide
@irdlen nnb Sdulet. Y. &. 9ormss, 1923 Main
GtraBe, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
NortomtiQe, &anjaS.

aatboliihe @emeinbe in SeTeriou Co.. i'm
npropflifeu &anias, i'm aprnsgelt eeIegen.
Sdjonifes Brairies 2oub fir GeiSen, SAFER, aorn.
NliaIfa etc. Die beiten 5armen $50 bis $40 per
Ider. Stotionierter Erieiter. ShuIe seiidhert.
Wdbere 4nsfunft ertheilt:
Soiepb 2dneioer,
SoSeSt Efooe,
Wcp. Cob N attu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
WelS III berleibem.

Die ReieroesI oub-GommiIdre Der 9ion. 3atb.
@s9enieitigen .shubeeleuidait BON Soipa oers
leihen 1elo aut Joiua 6armldnoereien Al maBls
gen Stnlen. @elndB Der Contribution oes Bers
zines. IN cs ben eomniKdren nidht erlau6t. Welo
I'M Setrage pom rrebr als 80 1roSent auf ben
ipirtiidlen Nerth beS 9aubeS an leihen uno nur
anl Jotp1 Sdnoereien. 3ene. peld)e iif tir @elo
on Die @eieaidait iuenben. m6sen ih oies
merten.
lin 0eiud1e. slusidabosen. u. 4. 10, uno FIR
ndbere Gin3eln1etten idreibe man on Ssrrm
ooer on Strrn SorenS Conner, Girettor.
&ubuqIe. Sowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
SauShGltertn aelumt.

Cine quite Sausbdlterin pirb in cinen giorrk
bauie aut benz Senoe geiudbt. gsittne nit einesr
Stnoe fptiroe aurb an9enolrrten. Nfan uenoe iith|
an: ,ytebrasta", care Of Catholic grinting|
Co.. 9ubuane, Soma. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Ghicaso, oen 30. Sept.
0ctrciSe.

Wenem-
Sept. !: 95i@98t.
Ge;. 00t@l.00t.
Roth
Sept: 63@63i.
0e;.: 56s@55.
5aier-
Sept: 52s @52s.
Se,.: 52tt@52f.
|iebmarft.
Shmeiue-
S4wsre, $6.05@6.55.
0bwere. rauhe. s5.7596.05
2ei1ts. SO 309S6. 85.
0emIlbts. SO. 10@6.75.
Ylsb-
Rluouieb, So. 10@7.25.
&ii6e NIB @lnoer, Sl.40@5.50.
S6aie-
Gin6simiide 9Gmmn e.. 50a7.4 40.
9inheimlj6e Sdaie. s4.25i@5.25
g9enlide 9dmmsr, IS. 0097,45
Yrouiiionen.
Sdpennefeii6-
Oft. Sl3. 90@S14.00.
San. Sl5. 30@Sl5.35
S6mal,-
Stt.: ss.O5@s0.10.
Sau.: 80. 80t9sS.s5.
Rippen-
Stt.: So. 10@s.a5.
San. 81. 05@sS.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
2ano I!

9Iatte, Charles mir Co.. Sio 9atctn. geir
babeu einen refi oirenoen Yrieiier. cine Stride
nuo cute &droereien BON 500 bis 5u $50 per Gder,
je mad, Der Sage NIB SerbeierHngeu Tim R1bes
res irenbe man fd) an u. ~. &reber.
6eferenSeu: g.. 3. 0urte. ODER Die 5armer
Stare 9ait. Ilatte, Sub Enfota. @an Tam fcl
heim Shreibeu oer eugliidlen ioie Der ocEtid,en
Sprad1e beoienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
9beilhaber aejnht

iir Elm sutsebeubes Bret ecrgeifGft In elmer
bliiben6en Stabt bon 5000 einfppbueru i'm iios
lidhen IheiIe bes StanteS NiSconfn. Bios orei
Mebgerldben in Der Staot. sSeeen udherer Auss
tlnit idreibe mon an z. Y. e., care OF Catholic
Erinting Co., Subuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
fir has Sabr 1908.

@ir ienben Sbnen bcn aalcnbel
.foltenfrei, ipenn Sic ioelci1 Sbrei
rildltdnoi9en announcements : Setrng
lino $500 fir 8orausbe5abllina ein-
i6iden. Senben Sic ben 0etraq
prompt elm. benz Die Nahfrage III
cine erobe uno es biirfte infer Gprs
ratb i6neQ nereriffen iein.
I6tungsbon
2Dren5 6onner,
@ei1dftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
9ano i'm iaolihea Germs.

9arSeaen III belieGiser 6r66e Su uertaufen.
LITE. =. ". ~ tntorsla al eagle 2ate. Teros
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
aatuas, fatbolil&e SamoInder!

lamb an Der ternniid)en BpIitiiie. Sfuet uno bret
@rnten i'm -Sabr. @eulgenber 3iegenfaa. Giien2
bahnen. Sfnlen. nno Stdote. elm aneeuebnie4
belt iar psimiuher. Srhreiben Sic uus beutd
gendue 9tn5elnbeiten uu0 ireie oanot1rteu}
9renrionen ieben Monat an ,tebri9en 6ahrpreil
len. gSir haben lofaIe umtSituben tn @alacip1
uno Fioiera. SeEas. @ir iuCben quite taatigG
sanb'Ggenten. Sdreiben Sic uns. mir iuerbsl
Sbnen etpas iagen.
v. L. LYNOTT & CO.,
Alt Kasota Block,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

Serring & aretidmer. @runos
eisentbumss unb @eriideruu9ss Igen'
ten. 2incoln 8<SS6ina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
gu ~berfamfem.

Gin Giieniuaare s@eSbdft NIT gutter aunb.
fdaft III gu uerfaufen. SasSelbe lteet in etner
auten @derbaugegen6, uc baS 9ano BON $50 bis
SlOo per 9lder toitet. Die Srtifait bat 500 Gin.
ippbner. cine oeutidbe fatholiide 8emeinbe uro
Ghuefteruidule uuo isst an elmer Giienbabu,
Biz Is 7anienb Dollars. Sas @eidbdit mug ae.
iunoheitshaIber ~oertauit iuerben uno eS III bic.
les cine jeItene @elegenbeit tir ben redlten Rann.
User ndbere glilsturit iuiinidt, idreibe GEL. an
Dubuole, Sptud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WEST ECKINGTON-Alfred B. Harner to
Tony Verrosso. lot II. block 7; So
-Wilmot w. Trew to Lorin A.
Brown and Martha A. Brown, part lot
%. square 80; $40.
II STREET NORTHWEST between Cd and
oath streets-John P. Cady and Annie NJ
Cady to Martha ]. Johnson, part original
lot 3, square Al; $40.
SEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVA-
MA AVENUE NORTHWEST Central
National Bank building)-Central Ma
tional Bank to the National Bank of
Washington. part original lot 3, square
AGO: $4,000.
L STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th. streets-Uninon Trust Com
pany, trustee, to Fidelity Trust Com
ter. part original lot 8, square rs7;
$500.
FOURTEENTH AND F STREETS
NORTHEAST-George c. Humphrey ct
al. TO Reuben II. and James r. Helm
lot 166, square 1861; $40.
TWELFTH AND STREETS NORTH
EAST-Charles F. Cummins ct ux. to
Joseph l.. Martin, lot 30, square 1910;
$40
MOORE & BARBoURS SECOND AD-
DITION-Carlton NJ. Beau to George E.
Sylvester lot co. block Z; $40.
SIXTEENTH AND G STREETS SOUTH
EAST-Chris Cox Dawson to Joseph H.
Drakeley, lot 81, square 8. of 1901; $40.
r STREET NORTHWEST between 10th
and Goth streets-Clare G. Addison to
Joseph E. Thropp lots and 3, square
no: $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08
PENSION EXAMINING SURGEONS.
End Of Annual Meeting Of the Ma
tional Association.

The annual meeting of the National Asso-
citation Of United States Pension Examining
Surgeons, which was in session at the
Georgetown Law School building, near
9th street, since last Monday, adjourned
at noon today. The meeting was pro-
nounced the most successful In the history
Of the society.
The session this morning was opened with
an address by the retiring president, Dr.
Wheeler. He congratulated the association
on the advance made in the work during
the past year. Resolutions were adopted
thanking Secretary Garfield and DR.. Hous-
ton for the reception rendered the members
of the association during the convention.
DR.. F. Teneyhill of Baltimore, the newly
elected president, was installed, and he
thanked the association for the honor be-
slowed upon him.
DIR. D. X. Shute read a paper on "Vica-
rious Eye-strain." Reflex action plays a
part Of fundamental Importance in physiol-
ogy,'' he said. 1T Is also of very wide prev
alence in the initiation and fixation, first Of
abnormal physiological states, and second
ly, Of morbid anatomical conditions. DR..
Shute then told Of the relation between the
aural and ocular arrangements and of the
diseases Of the ear which affect the eye
sight; and also Of the twitching of the eyes
which is sometimes caused by the teeth
Several papers whose authors were unable
to be present were read by title" among
them being DR.. Hollis paper on "Peripherai
Multi-neuritis Dependent Upon Chemical
Toxaemio" and DR.. w. F. Bartons on
"Atrophy of the Cerebellum." DR.. William
NJ. Bernis read paper on Mechanical
Support in Cases Of Deformity Due to
Tranuatism." He exhibited a support fitted
upon a patient and related several instances
of its use.
The president appointed the three new
members to the executive committee as
follows: DR.. Wheelock Rider Of Rochester,
N. Y; DR.. s. c. Cox of this city, and DR..
T. F. Smith of New York.
1t was announced that the next meeting
of the association will be held in 1905 but
the place has not been decided upon, the
matter being left to the executive COM
mittee.
After luncheon the members Of the asso-
citation and their families went for an auto
mobile sightseeing trip about the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08
wreckers to Raise sunken Tug.

The wrecking steamer Rescue, w..h q
crew and outfit belonging to the Merritt
Chapman wrecking Company Of Norfolk,
is at work on Chesapeake bay endeavoring
to raise the tug Radiant, belonging to the
Standard Oil Company, which foundered in
Chesapeake bay about ten days ago. The
tug at the time had two tank barges laden
with oil In tow, and was on her way from
Baltimore to this city with them. on the
mouth Of the Magothy river she ran into
a gale and the water became SO rough that
she filled and sank. all her crew escaping
in the boats They were picked up short
time after the accident by a passing steam
er and were taken to Baltimore. The
sunken tug lies in thirty or more feet of
water, but 1t is thought that the wrecking
company win have her at the surface
within day or two. AS soon as raised the
Radiant will be taken to q shipyard to be
oyerhauled and put in order for service on
Chesapeake bay and its tributaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08
DR.. Fitz Presides.
ANNUAL BANQUET.
American Therapeutical Society En-
tertained at the Raleigh.

American Therapeutical Society En-
tertained at the Raleigh.
Fifty members of the American Thera-
peutical Society gathered at the Raleigh
last evening, with a number of guests, at
the annual banquet Of the organization,
and during the evening toasts were drunk
to the President Of the United States, and
later to the King of England, out Of COM
pliment to the Canadian physicians pres
ent DIR. Harvey w. Wiley, chief chemist
of the Department Of Agriculture, was the
POSTMASTER of the occasion. Special honor
was paid to DR.. Robert Reyburn, retiring
president of the society.
DR.. Wiley in his opening remarks said
he had been overwhelmed with applications
from members to be allowed to speak at
the banquet, and with all seriousness an
nounced that he intended to give each as
much time as he could without trespassing
upon the time of those to follow.
Dr. Reyburn was first introduced and in
a brief address spoke of the advance made
in medicine and surgery in the past fifty
years. He mentioned particularly the dis
covery of anesthesia In surgery by DIR.
ciety and sat at the banquet. He also de-
clared, in a tribute to the medical pro-
fession, that 1t had accommodated itself
with rare tact and success to greater prog
ress in practice than had been made In all
of the history of the world prior to half
century ago.
A message was read from DIR. John v.
Shoemaker, president-elect of the society,
announcing his inability to be present and
expressing his regret.
The Addresses.
Commissioner Macfarland was introduced
by DIR. Wiley, who described him as "a
young and bashfu lorator, who is seeking
to gain experience as an after-dinner
speaker and had been assigned to respond
in order that he might have a little prac-
tice."
In reply the Commissioner made happy
speech, referring to DIR. Wiley as "friv-
olous bachelor and causing laughter
among the guests by asking them to leave
the keys of the city here for the use of
future visitors.
DIR. A. D. Blackadder of Montreal In a
short address said the physicians of the
Dominion of Canada are proud to afhliate
with the physicians of the States, and
said that in medicine there are no boun-
dairy lines between them. Senior Quesada.
minister from Cuba. expressed the hope
that at some time in the future the ply
sicians will be able to meet under the
palms of the city Of Havana Rev. Thos. C.
Easton, pastor Of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church; MI. Henry q. Davis Of the Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Tucker Kenyon;
defendants attorney. J. ]. Hemphll.

plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker & Kenyon;
defendants attorney, J. ]. Hemphill.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justicc Stafford.
United States agt. Annie NJ. Bradley,
murder; motion to continue case to fall
term for trial granted. and case set for
trial October Z, 1907; attorneys, Wells,
Hoover & Wells
United States agt Leonard L. Guthridge,
embezzlement, on trial; attorney. Wilton ].
Lambert.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice Barnard.
In re estate of John Killian; order setting
May 10 for trial.
Bethel agt. Riley: continued: PLAINTIFFS
attorney. J: A. Burkart; defendants attor.
Bleber agt. Columbia Bund: verdict for
plaintiff for $2o; plaintiffs attorney, Milton
Strasburger; defendants attorneys, Bends
helm Rothschild.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Gould.
estate OF Margaret b. Preinkert: letters
Of administration granted to John T. c.
Preinhert; bond. 500: attorney, Charles 8.
Shreve, jr.
Estate of Joseph Brown; letters of adj
ministration granted to Margaret A. Nit.
chell; bond, $500; attorneys. Mcneil & Nc
Neill.
Estate Of George B. Fugitt; will dated
January %, 1902 filed.
Estate of Edward s. Jones; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary granted
to Julia B. Cummings; bond, $4,000; ate
torney, R. T. Strickland.
Estate of Edwin s. Exey; order to invest
fund; attorney, Thomas g. Hopkins
Estate Of James 8. Gunnell: order to
make repairs; attorney, ]. H. Taylor.
In re Isaac B. johnson. jr., ct al: order
authorizing guardian to borrow; attorneys.
Barnard & johnson.
In re Herbert Poole ct al; order to ex-
pend certain sum; attorneys MILAN q
Smith,
In re Laura NJ. Harrison ct al: petition
for leave to incumber: attorney, c. F. Ben.
jamin.
Estate of Elizabeth B. King; petition for
probate Of will filed.
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TITLE CONVEYED.
Transfer Of Ownership Of Central
Bank Building.

BY direction of the board Of directors OF
the Central National Bank, Clarence F..
Norment, president Of that institution, to.
day conveyed to the National Bank OF
Washington the building at the junction
Of It'll and c streets and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, formerly occupied by the
Central National Bank, for $4,000 The
property is known as part Of original lot
s, in square 400.
The Central Bank and the Bank of Wash
ington recently consolidated and under the
name of the Bank of Washington is doing
business In the Bank Of Washington build
ing on the corner Of 7th street and
Louisiana avenue.
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There's Only One

Living ex-President, and Grover Cleveland
enjoys that unique distinction Read about
his home life and his family in next Sum
days Star. An interesting story, with
whole page of photographs taken for the
exclusive use in Washington Of The Sum
day Star.
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PROTECT Your Winter
Clothing, FurS. etc.
NOVICE TO HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING
BONDS OF THE CAPITAL TRACTION Cum


WASHINGTON. d. C.. May Z. lsoi;
Notice IL hereby given to the holders OF tne
outstanding bonds Of the Capital Traction COM
pany. amounting in their face value 70 one MI
lion and eighty thousand dollars 81 oSoVol o.
total issue of million five hundred thousahu
dollars Isl SOC, 0OO), issued April z, iSu, pa!
able twenty years after date, Win lhterest
thereon at four per centum per annuu, pa!aple
semi-annually, and secured by deed OF trust UPON
the roads, franchises and certain other prope1,S
of the said company to the National SaIe II, De
posit Savings and Trust Company OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, trustee: that the sald !he
Capital Traction Company hereby exercises tne
option reserved to 1t In the body OF the SAID
bonds to redeem the same at any time aiter
three years from their date, with accrued inter
est thereon, and at the rate Of 500 for each
800 OF the principal of said bonds.
The said bonds will be paid on Friday, the
31st day of May, 1907, between the hours OF ~
O'Clock am. and 3 o'clock Pm, with accrued
interest at par, and at the rate of sos for each
500 of the principal of the said bonds. upon
their presentation and surrender. at the prfn.
cipal Office Of the company, at the corner OF
seth and NJ streets NV, in the city OF WASH
ington d. c., II the holder prefer, at the
Riggs National Bank In the said city. All hold
ers OF said bonds hereby notified to present
the same at said time and at either Of said
places for redemption as aforesaid. Interest
will cease upon said bonds with the 31st day OF
May, 1907, and no interest Will be paid tnereon
thereafter.
BY authority of the Board of Directors Of the
said company.
President Of The Capital Traction Company
my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-08

The fiftieth anniversary Of st. Paul's
Lutheran Sunday school Of Myersville
Frederick county, Md, was celebrated
Sunday.
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trict bar and Drs r. w. Wilcox, O. T.
Osborne, w. c. Morton and J. w. Chap
pell also made brief addresses