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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09
BRIDGE AT JOPPA
Is NOW ASSURED
C. a. f. l. and NJ. j. 4 X. C.
Agree on Plan
Tap Illinois Coal Fields and Make q
New Short Route From Chicago
10 New Orleans.
OPENS UP NEW rERRIToRr.

st. Louis, March 9>-The officers
of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois and
the committee on management of the
Mobile. Jackson & Kansas City, now
have more definite pans for new
short route from St. Louis, Chicago
& Memphis to New Orleans and Mo-
bile. The recommendations have
been considered officially, and there
is every prospect that they will be APP
proved with only one exception.
The original intention was to build
three extensions, one from St. Louis
to a point in Williamson county, Hi
nois; another from Joppa, Ill, to
Middleton. Tenn. and a third from
Laurel, Miss, to New Orleans. The
officials have practically decided,
however not to build the extension
from st. Louis to Williamson county
now, but to utilize the new route for
St. Louis and Southern traffic by OPP
Grating trains from St. Louis over
the Frisco tracks to Thebes, H., and
the Illinois tracks from Thebes to
Joppa.
The proposition before the manage
ment of the Chicago & Eastern Hill
nois is to use the Chicago G. Eastern
Illinois tracks from Chicago to Joppa,
H.. on the Ohio river, and the Frisco
tracks from st. Louis to Thebes, and
the Eastern Illinois tracks from The
hes to Joppa.
The Extension South.
From JopDa an extension, to con-
meet the Chicago G. Eastern Illinois
and the Mobile jackson and Kansas
City, will be constructed to Middle
ton, Tenn, via Jackson, Tenn. This
one extension, about Ito miles in
length, will form a direct route from
st. Louis and Chicago to Memphis
and Mobile Either the tracks of the
New Orleans & Northeastern will be
used from LAUREL Miss, to New Or
leans, or an extension will be built
from Laurel to New Orleans.
1t is reported on reliable author
ity thai these plans will almost sure
ly be approved. The distance from
st. Louis to New Orleans would be
about $50 miles and to Mobile GEO
miles. and the distance from Chicago
to New Orleans $50 miles. and to Mo-
bile sac miles.
The extension between Joppa and
Middleton, Tenn, Ito connect up the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and the
Mobile-Jackson, will open up to st.
Louis new territory in Mississippi,
Tennessee and Kentucky.
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CALL or rEAcHrRs.
kentucky Educational Associa-
TONS Plans.

The Kentucky Educational associa-
ton in the past has not accomplished
what # should have accomplished. II
has not been the power for good that
It should have been. In many states
OF the Union 1t is = great moving
power and its work and influence are
felt in every section of the state. Its
demands upon the state Legislature
are carefully considered and as rule
enacted into law. All these things
can and should be accomplished by
the Kentucky Educational associa-
tion Make it a business affair, put
the proper spirit into 1t and it viii
give an impetus to the educational
life of the state, the IKE of which
has never been known.
Suppose we can have an attendance
of 5000 teachers. Let them come
Ito think and to work let them come
for business and for the welfare and
future happiness of the youth of our
state. The good results that would
come from such a meeting are with
out limitation. On the other hand,
suppose we have only a few teachers
from one-fourth of the counties Of
1.-THE state What can We hope to ac-
complish? What could We expect
from the legislators? Absolutely
nothing.
They would simply look at the
teaching force of the state as an aim
less .unorganized class without pur-
Ipose and caring little whsther or not
we progress or retrograde. If the
Icounty and city superintendent Will
lido their duty We can have the teach
Iers there. SO let the superintendent
begin organizing at once Let the
teacher know that the call has been
made and II is his du.y to go. Let
him understand that 1t Is a business
proposition and that the investment
will yield an enormous dividend. 1t
would be well in this connection to
say something Of the reorganization
of the Kentucky Educational associa-
ltion. The committee having this
injecting in charge is working con-
stantly, and the matter is now well
under way. The general conduct OF
the reorganization Is being done
skillfu,ly by. Superintendenfs Rhoads,
Mark and Crabbe, and by the time of
the next meeting they will have a
permanent membership made up of
the most enthusiastic teachers in the
state. The plan will be to follow
that of the National Educational as
sociation. There will be permanent
membership and all persons engaged
in any kind of educational work will
Ebe eligible. Full proceedings. in
GLIDING all addresses and the names
of all members will be published in
book form and these. with other
pamphlets of information. will be
sent regularly to all permanent men,
bers, whether or not they attend The
meetings o. the association.
In this way all may have the pro-
ceedings and addresses even when
Ithey find it impossible to attend the
meetings. These documents will be
valuable to any teacher and no
doubt hundreds of teachers who can
not attend the association vii. be-
come members in order to secure
these valuable papers.
Within a few days the secretary
will begin sending out circular mat
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA Ga.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

THEATRICAL NOTES |
AT THE KENTUCKY.

Tonight-The Gertrude Ewing Com
pany in "A Family Muddle."
Monday night-Donnelly g. Hatfield
"Alinstrels."
Tuesday night and balance of week
with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday-"The Mack-Leone'
Company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

the Kentucky Educational associa-
ton in the future, and all persons who
desire to become members should
send their name and address to MIN
at once.
7. w. vINSBN, Sec. X. E. A..
Lexington, KY.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

She 'No, Jack, I'm afraid it's i'm
possible We should never get on well
together. You know l always want
my own way so much" He-"Well,
that's all right. You could go on
wanting it after we were married"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

Condition Lacking: Lawyer="Ma-
dam, / think that when your hus-
band takes his sober. second thought
he will" Fair Client--""Mr. Sharpe,
he has never had his second sober
thought yet. Chicago tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

"I'n never marry one Of these high
ly educated, extremely intelligent
girls" "Nope. / guess you're right
Houston Post. sr..
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09
ONLY One "BRoMo QUININE"

That is LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine.
Similarly named remedies sometimes
deceive. The first and original Cord
Tablet is a WHITE PACKAGE with
black and red lettering. and bears the
signature Of e. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-09

Many man will be surprised when
he gets to heaven to find how large a
place his lite kindly deeds occupy
in its history.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22

The ingredients are inexpensive and
can be purchased without trouble at any
good drug store. To avoid substitution
Of some inferior pine product for the
Virgin Oh Of Pine. It is better to pur-
chase each separately and mix them at
home.
The genuine Virgin on of Pine Is put
up for dispensing only In 1z-ounce walls
each vial securely sealed in a round
wooden case. with an engraved wrapper.
showing plainly the name-VIrgln oil Of
Pine compound pure. guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act Of June 30, 1906,
Serial No. 45l, prepared only by Leach
Chemical Company. Cincinnati, Ohio. Be
sure TO get the genuine, as the oil sold
in bulk and cheap limitations put out to
resemble Virgin OIL OF Pine IN name and
style Of package are Ineffective, being
largely composed OF q distillation Of pine
needles, or leaves, instead Of from the
pine tree proper
These pine needle oils are not intended
for internal use. and when taken in
ternally usually cause nausea. Their use
is mainly confined 10 the manufacture
OF soap and similar purposes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randle Highlands National Safe Deposit Security
aud Trust Company. trustee. 20 United States
Realty Company. lot /, block J. $40.
Mount Pleasant Heights-CullOm Holmes FerreI
TO r. Frederick Hatcher. lots and g. block
T. SO.
Manor Park-William NJ. Terrell trustee. 10 J. A.
W. Brubaker, lot 49, square S3il $40
Randle Highlands United States Realty Company
to George b. Kiter, lot l. square SOS $40
Columbia Heights-LeWis Z. Breuninger et Tx. 20
Morris Bien and Lila V. II. Bien, lot 7s
block e. $40
Q street northwest, between Twenty-ninth and
ThITtieth streets-Herman HOllerith et ux TO
William d. Green. lot s. square I253. SO
Alley between ID and +, Ninth and Tenth
streets n0rthwest-John Il. Rocca ct ux to
Catherine Harrington lot f. square S7s $40.
L Ort Saratoga Addition to observation-disclosures V.
Lewis ct vir. Winslow, 10 John L. Knapp, lot
II, block g. SO.
Columbia Heights-Aiary Ingersoll ct al. to Florence
B. Swain, lot 81. block 81 SO
Randle Highlands-United States Realty COMPANY
to Annie A. AIazzulo. lots q and 3. block
10, SO.
Seventh street southeast, between I and X streets
Charles f. Nelson to Elizabeth Nelson, part
square s05 So
ingleside-kennedy & Davis Co to Willard d.
Bigelow, lot no. block a, $40.
Lincoln road and . street northeast-GustaY A.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUNIltE WRIGHT.
simmons vs.. Kelly; motion for new trial filed.
Plaintiffs attorney. John Rdout; defendants attor-
ney. K. y. Behrend.
Hazard vs. Riley; commission ordered TO issue.
PLAINTIFFS attorney, V. II. Wallace; defendants at
torney, T. L. JefToIds.
Long vs.. Kendrick Automatic Damper Regulator
Company; continued for the term. PLAINTIFFS attor-
ney. w Il. Wahly; defendants attorney, r. A.
Ford
Corbett vs. Fenuiug: on trial Plaintiffs aitor-
neys. Mcneil McNeiI and R. ?. Evans; de
iendants attorney, J. ). Easily Smith and b. W
Parker
Madden Fitzpatrick: motion for new trial fled.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Gasins Beckett; defendant 5
attorney, W. A. Johnston.
Assignment Tor to-day:
No ST. Schneider vs. American Bridge Compapy
Attorneys. Evans. Benson Il pOultney-R s. Huide.
koper
No Isl smith vs.. Tribby. Attorneys. w G.
Gardiner and Z. y. Hopewel-How0rd Boyd and
o. Z. ". Brown.
No. Ill Burrows vs.. Lisner. Attorneys W. E.
Ambr0se-Leon Tobriner.
No III. Benson Us. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys, Hayden Johnson-Bery &
Miner
No. lS9 Foster vs. Congregation Talmud Torah.
Attorneys. S. G. Giesy-Le0n TcbTiner
. No. l57. Kieny vs.. Altemus. Attorneys, Archer &
smith-Nilton J. Lambert.
No. b Hazard vs.. Riley. Attorneys V. H. Wal.
ace-T. l. Jeffords.
No. H. Jones vs. StCarnan. Attorneys Rsrpar5
Johnson-ATthur Peter.
No. L. Bowen Alexandria and Potomac Rail-
road Company. Attorneys. Hayden johnson ana
Darlington q Cauington-J. ]. Darlington
No. $. Price vs.. Watsoutown Door and Sash
Company. Attorneys. T. f. DaTis-V H. Wallace
No. l9 Jennings vs.. Philadelphis. Baltimore and
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22

Washington Railroad Company. Attoneys. z. Hi
ton Jackson-Mekenuey & Flannery.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Dale rs. Shafer; verdiets for plaintiff Cor sI55
and $50 Plaintiffs attorney. =. s. Bailey; de
PENDANTS attorneys. i. Forrest and c. J. +. Graf.
Taylor rs VARIED: e0rtinued for the term.
Plaintiffs attorneys. l. J. Mather and r. r..
HOmU. defendants attorney. D. W. Baker
Goldshy fs Washington Railway and Electric
Company: nousuit By plaintiff aud Judgment for
defendant for costs. Plaintiffs attorneys, johnson
a Darlington; defendants attorney, ]. J. Darling
ton
John Wesley. A. NJ T. Zion Church. vs.. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company; iudg-
meut On verdict for defer daut for costs. Plaintiffs
attorneys NJ T. Clinkscslss and A. W. Scott. de-
iendants attorneys Worthington. Heard L Frziley.
Vaughan IS. . The Philadelphia. BaltinoFe and
Washington RailrUad Company, Judgment on verdict
for plaintiff for s. and costs Plaintiffs attorneys. e.
ii. Syme. II. II. Classic and c. F. Csrusi: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. McKCuney & FlanneTy.
Davis vs.. AEacJstia and Potomac River Railroad
Company; on trial Plaintiffs attorneys. W O.
Gardner and T. W. HUUeEcll- defendants attOT-
ney, J. J. Darlington
United States ex relatione James A. Bates & Co
Vs. Drake; Commissioner Of Insurance writ 0f man
dsmus ordered 20 issue. Petitioners solicitors Lam
bert & Mclean. and r. II. Yeatmsn: respondents
attorneys. h. Il. Thomas and +. Il stephens
Assignments for to-day:
No IA. WaFing ys- Ciemencs. Attoneys VI. y
R'chardsou-HoEasd BOYD.
No. las Costello vs. Palmer Attorneys Z J.
Mathcr-Nathaniel Wilson
No. 20. Atkinson vs. Henderson Attorneys C.
CaTlngt0n and J. William qu-E- II Thomas and
F. :. Key Smith.
No. l5z Bennett IS Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. IL. T. Belrend-
]. J. Darlington.
No. le2 Daniel IS, Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy Attamgs. G. " GlenHaH and G. A. White
J. J. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Columbia Heights-M0ris Bisu et TX 20 George C.
Esher aud Emanuel Speich, TO secure Lewis l..
BFeuninser. A,75o. monthly payments. Per cent
lot IS block q.
Esiate-Damian A CsegleF % Edward I. Gies and
George Z. EmmOns. 10 secure Old Dominion
Protective Association. s2ii5-4, J to 81 months.
per CENT ssmi-annualy, al interest Ia estate Of
John Gaeglsr.
Columbia Heights-FlTenCs b. swain e viz. Benja-
min H, - J. Louis Wiliige and Ernest H
Daniel. 10 secure Mary Ingersoll and Mary l.
Sterling A.79. mouthly payments. 6 per cent
semi-auuually. lot 81. block 81
square S67-NeEtCn d. F1ory et TX 10 John C.
Weldon and George ". White. TO secure B. B.
Bennett. N,ooo, years, per cent. seni-snnually
lot s.
Belieyue-L. =. W, Pahl et Tx 10 Fillmore Beau
and +. Sn0wden Hill 70 secure Edward F.
Perkins. $50 years. per cent par1 lot 1.
Square ii2-R0se B. Rupert 70 B. Francis SAM
aud james T. Shea, 20 secure Home Savings
Bank 900. years. per cent seni-aunually.
lots 30 and 81
Square ss2-KatheriBe NJ. Rupert % Wharton Z.
Lester and Michael J. Colbert. to secure Ma
tionsl Permanent Building Association. 500
lot g.
Square 7s5-Abel Jost Howe ct viz. GeorFe A.. 70
William Flather aud Frank T. Rawlings. 10 Sc
cure John ". Jones S2o00. years. pr cent
selni-annuAlly, part original lot lS
Square l2s2-Anna p. o. Shsughnessy 70 X. Rozisr
Duiany and Robert T. p Kreiter, 20 secure
Howard 2. Marshall 500. years, per cent
quarterly, lot A.
Crsvy Chase-WiIliam T. Murphy Ct TX to Edward
J. stellEagen and George +. Fleming 70 secure
Edward l. Hiliyer S,ooo. 3 years. 5 per cent.
seIni-snnuaily. lots 3 and Co. square 1865
square 55Z-ieOFge W, Payne e W 20 Paul
GrUye and William II. Heron, 20 secure Harriet
NJ Eshey. $40, years, per cent, semi-an-
uually lot le9.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22

the lapse of the most prosperous two
years of our existence as a Masonic
body"
4 table Of the membership of the
Southern jurisdiction showed that 93l3
new members have been initiated IL the
several lodges Of perfection since the last
meeting of the council In October, 1905.
The total net membership In the lodges
Of perfection were shown to be 1850, or
a gain OF nearly 5000 more than the last
report
'Freemasonry," said Grand Comman-
der Richardson. like all other things in
this life. will be judged by what 1t ac-
complishes. 1t is in the nature OF a
divine command that tthe tree shall be
judged by its fruit. This is right. not
because il is commanded, but it is COM
manded because il is right OF ali hui
man organizations there is none more
conspicuous than FreemasOnry. No mat
ter what its origin or its age it has
risen without noise or advertisement"
For the relief OF the Masonic sufferers
by the San Francisco earthquake, the
supreme council furnished $4,000
During the recess Of the sovereign
lodge the grand commander appointed
the following deputies to act for the su-
preme council: For the State of Louis
lana, Charles F. Buck, thirty-third de-
gree of New Orleans; Mississippi. Mel
vim r. Grant, thiTtY-second degree, X. c.
G II, of Meridian; Iowa, Henry c.
Alverson. thirty-third degree. OF Des
Moines.
The officers Of A1ithTas Lodge Of Per
fection No I, which VIII meet to-day,
to confer the ninth degree on a large
class of candidates, are:
Francis A. Sebring thirty-seoond degree. yener-
able master; j. Archibald Bailey, thirty second de-
gree. senior warden: James D. Rowen. eighteenth
second degree, orator; L0uis Goldsmith thirty
thTd degree, almouer John H. Olcott. thirty-second
degree. h. c. c. H., secretary; Allison NaiIor.
tbrty third degree. jreasurtr; James H. Mcintosh
thirtysecond degree master of ceremonies; Fred NJ
Book thirty second degree, expert; James C. Boo.
thutieth degree, assistant expert: Robert r.
AentzeL hIrty-second degree, captain Of the host,
Eimer r. Simpson. thlrty-sec1ud degree degree d.
rector; Harry c. kmball thirtv-secoud degree. or
sanlst, J. Walter Humphrey thirty-second degree
soioI5t; William F. Bricc. thirty-second degree
electrician James II. Trimble. thirty-third degree,
tyler
Degrees viii be conferred as follows.
"Wednesday October . Mithras Lodge Of Pqrfec-
tion. Perfect Eu
Thursday. October 2i-Evangelist Chapter II The
Hose truiN lsupTme council night
saturday October @-Robcrt de Bruce Council Of
Tuesday, October 29-AIbert Pike Consis,orv. No.
inspector nquisitor and master Of the royal Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert Nicholson. l9. and Lama Y. strider. g
both Of PlttSbug. Pa. Rev Walter C. Mcneil
Samuel T. SchoOler, 81. and Nellie b. Watson
a, ooth OF Brooke Station, Va Rev Alex Kent
tnarieS {, Glen. q. and Emma Sheets. q both
OF Mount Jackson. Va. Rev. J. Z Irvine.
Henry \. Hill q. and Mary A P Norgle. Is.
both Of BladeusburE. Va Rev J. Pittsr
Phelps Brown. q Of Indianapolis Ind and
Catherine c. Ridgeley, 3. Rev. William Henry
Casey.
Milton H. PIosperi. %, and Iryel C shipley. %.
Rev. John G. Ball
Charles McDonald a. Of Fort gasbirg-on Ma
and Jennie Williams, s. Of san FrznrisCD CsI
Rev J. b. Mclaughlin
Ross Oakes. 2. Of Mine Run. Va, and Nellie
Benns. T. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Thomas Posey, %. and Ada Clrzey % 10Th Of
Alexandria. Va. Res. J. y. MCLAUGHLIN.
Luther g Clarke, 9, snd Annie NJ Forioine
~ both OF Dover Mines. Va Rev. J E Irvine.
Walter a. GawleT. 9 and Ethel A Holtzcls,r
2. Rev. Alfred Harding
Jan kasosinski, IS, and Pelaga Swendrowsks %
Rev. Thomas G. Smyth.
taoeT Stevenson. g. and Victoria T. Watts %
Rev. William Taylor SNYDER.
John g. Schoaeld 81, and Anna B,snns -
Rev. J, Il. Butler
J. A. MoyeT, s., Of LuTay. Page County. Va
ana Maud L. Moyer, q, Of Shenandoah Cruntv
Va Rev. l. .. Hubbard
COLORED.
Harry a. Brown. 2, aud Josephine Williams q
Rev. James H. Lee
Allen Whitfield. g and Mamie Redmond "a
Rev. Joshua Barnes
William Jones, 80 and Ada Wilsoa q Rev
William r. Gibbons
James H. Mutt g. and Emma s. Cr,yin n
oo'h Of Baltimore. Md Rev. Walter n. BROOKS
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
DEATH RECORD.

Thomas Bradley. 1893 II ST. NV. IS years
Mary &. Hayes. Providence Hospital ls wears
James Doyle. 6Rh I'd st NV, S years.
Alex. Colquhoun. Emergency Hospital. q wears
Dorothy Hubbard. 3o95 18th ST. NV. year
Richard Ryan. lA NJ ST. NV, 81 wears
George A. Culver. Iowa Circle NV. 6S years
p1i peIhaLu byrne' homeopathic Hospital. s years.
komaius Amity. Emergency HOSPITAL Is yssrs
James h. Allen III Girard St. 81 years
Satherlne oConuor. 81 I st. NV, 65 years.
Msry Fogerty. IS Florida ave NV. s. yesrs.
John DoWney, iiS Sd st sw.. a years.
COLORED.
susan Hawkins. 1909 lst st. Nv, s. wears
Mary BoWles. Z3i ilst St. TennaIlviowD 10 vs,-,
isaac hhone, SO \. \. ave. NV, g years.
Margaret Dyson. Z344 sth St. 4 wears
Jedldiah Jones. l222 10Th 81. NV. years
, IuIsht OF William and Rose Brockenburv. ms
Potomac S. nw.. II DAYS
is. lawrence car1ck. Zzio Liberty ST. months.
Marie RiEeS FTeedman's Hospital. 10 vssrs
EnisEe Lewis. COG X St NV. 81 wears.
Alberta Brown. 407 n st. NV, I month.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22

Fleischhauer et ux- to Joseph Paul, lot s. and
part lot G.. block g. $50
Stable IN Of North Capitol and streets north
east-Daniel J. Ready ct TX. 70 John T. Crowley
lot Ss6 square Ga so.
No. Bl2 street northesst-Mary E. ByTue 70 New
ton B. Flory. lot "a, square Ss7. So
No. ll2 Sixth street DorthWest-Susan ]. Buckler
et vir. ZaehsTish s., to Katherine n Rupert
lot 81, square 3s2 s. SO
Nos sd and 62 street northwest-George 4.
Chamberlin ct al. 10 Rose B. Rupert lots 80
and 81. square AZ $40,
BelleTue-Thomas A. Rhodes ct ux. 10 L. F. ".
Paul and Mar ]. Paul, part LOT T. SO.
Duncan place northeast. between Twelfth and Thir
teenth streets-John J. Costinett ct ux. to
Charles c. Pearce lot l55. square 1905 SO.
No 1913 Thirty fifth street nortbwest-Loisa +. Nc
Falls 70 james r. White lot 2l4 square 1874 $40
Sixth street northeast between and streets
Louis = Freeman TO Katharine. DorOthea, Eliz-
abeth. Mary and William FOger, mart lots i2 and
g. square Sc $500
BuuTille-John Z. spraggins 70 D. Il. K. Drury
lot Y, block !. section s. SO.
First street northwest, between 2 and q streets
Charles J. Walker et ux 20 George W. Payne,
lot l6s, square 552 $40.
street northeast. between North Capitol and First
streets-Heleua ]. Butler et al 10 Helena L.
johnson, lots Jog, lG, and lH 70 u, square
&C., SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
Violent Expulsion of Air
Known as Coughing.

At this season Of the year, when peo-
pie are especially subject to coughs and
colds, it isn't out of place to know just
what it is that causes one to cough. and
the action Of a cough on the organs
involved.
The violent expulsion of air from the
lungs. through the mouth, the result Of
an irritation in the air passages, Is what
is commonly known as coughing. This,
in turn. irritates the lungs and renders
them sore. weakening their natural power
Of resistance 10 attack Several diseases,
some OF which are often fatal, usually
originate In this common ailment.
To stop a cough the following mixture
has been found most effective: Take
half-ounce Virgil. Oil Of Pine two ounces
of glyeerine, and a haf-pint Of good
whisky. Mix thoroughly and use in tea
spoonful doses every four hours. Five
ounces of tincture Cinchona compound
can be used in place OF the whisky with
the same effect
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
states ". John B. Lipscomb.
Criminal Court No. 2.


United states ". Frank Jones' assault With
dangerous weapon plea not guilty. Attorney, W.
l. Ambrose
United States rs David Crockett. house breaking
and larceny; plea not guilty. Attorney, 5. ID.
Truitt.
United States vs. Susie Williams; robbery and
larceny, plea not guilty.
United States ". Lewis King: assault With dan
gerOus weapon; plea not guilty.. Attorney, Camp
bel Cauiu-rm.
United States vs. BENJAMIN Maddox: house break
ing; plea guilty; sentence Iententiary fog three
years.
United states Va George Smith and Isaac shor-
ter house breaking and larceny plea guilty: de-
ieudagt remsuded.
United States vs.. Walter Compton; house break
ing, personal reCOg1izance 500 taken.
himmel vs.. Matthews verdict foz plaintiff for
Su2l0 Plaintiffs attorney. j. J. Peyser; defend
ants attorney. G. A. Keigwiu.
United States Vs. Nathaniel Burden; attempt 81
robbery. plea guilty; sentenced wOrkhouse six
months. Attorneys. J. G. Foster and J. A. Moss.
United States vs. james Richards: larceny from
United States; plea not guilty Attorney, c. Bend
helm.
United States vs. George L. Pumphrey; house
breaking; personal recoguiEance taken.
In &c estate Of John ". Frost: case set for
trial December .
Assignments for TO-DAY:
United States IS Lille Courtney.
United States vs. Jennie Jackson.
No. ? taIpealsl. Leibrandt 4 Dowel Stove Co,
IS Atkinson. Attorney. Bates Warren.