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, 1907-08-31
Going to the Mountains.

Ffremen A. R. Hook and Hadlick
and Brakeman ]. R. Moore left this
morning for Rock Springs, and will go
from there to the Bear river country,
where they will spend the winter hunt
ing and trapping, expecting to return
in the spring. They went on an early
train, their baggage and outfit follow
ing this afternoon.
, 1907-08-31
Firemen Examined.

The following firemen were exam
ined today for promotion to be engi-
neers: o. H. Lewis, Fred G~ustafson,
AL Weick, ]. C. Schley and ]. w. Grail.
Eleven brakemen were also examined
for promotion to be conductors.
, 1907-08-31
Engineer on Sick List.

Engineer Charlie Wallace Of the
Laramie Cheyenne district, who has
been on sick leave for the past ten
days, is getting better now and hopes
to be able to return to his post in a
, 1907-08-31
Plague on Mail Steamer.

Honolulu, Aug. 31.-A case of plague
is reported on the mail steamer Sierra,
just arrived here. a member of the
crew being i'll. The cabin passengers
have all been landed. The sailing of
the steamer will probably be delayed.
, 1907-08-31
COUNTY OFFICERS ARE
HOME FROM NORTH.

County Attorney Downey and Sheriff
Bath returned today from their COM
bined business and pleasure trip to
the northern part Of the county, where
they had served some papers and seen
some splendid country.
, 1907-08-31

TeTToFTst Createt efFor.
Lodez, Aug. 31.-A terrorist yester-
day evening shot and killed a detect
i've and a soldier in a street car pass
ing. The patrol fired on the terrorist,
but apparently missed him and wound.
ed four pedestrians.
, 1907-08-31
CONCERNS
SUBMIT ANSWERS
RAILROADS AND COAL COMPANY
CHARGED BY GOVERNMENT
AS EXISTING MONOPOLY.
Answers Declare That Agreement to
Raise Prices Was Result of Failure
of Government and State Of Penn
syIvania to Protect Interest Of
Companies In Strike.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 31.-The
Reading company, the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway company and
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company today filed an answer
to the suit of the federal government
to break up the alleged monopoly ex-
listing in anthracite coal conditions in
this state.
Go Into Strike Matter.
The swe of these concerns, of
which George F. Baer is the president,
are a general denial of the govern
ment's allegations, and go into the
first great strike of the hard coal
fields and its relation to the presiden-
tial campaign Of 1900.
How Agreement Was Reached.
1t is declared that the agreements
to advance the price of coal were
brought about in 1900 by violence and
intimidation of the striking mine
workers by the failure of the United
States government and the state of
Pennsylvania to enforce the law and
protect the coal companies, and by
the opportunities of the late Marcus
A. Hanna, who, 1t is alleged, was anx-
ious to end the strike on account of
the impending presidential campaign.
, 1907-08-31
OFFER TO GIVE UP CALLING AND
ORGANIZING PEACE CONFER
ENcEs NOT ACCEPTED
AT THE HAGUE.
Russian Delegation Agrees to Support
Any Proposition Concerning Meet
inss Of Conference on Lines Of
American Proposition - venezue-
Ian Incident Said to Have Been
Satisfactorily Adjusted.

The Hague, Aug. 31.-In answer to
the inquiry of President Neildof. the
authorities of st. Petersburg have ca
bled him that the Emperor Nicholas,
on the occasion of the last conference,
offered to give up the calling and or
ganizing of peace conferences. which
was not accepted.
viii Not Repeat Offer.
He says he will not repeat the same
offer, but that the Russian delegation
is to support any proposition concern
ing the meetings Of the conference on
the lines Of the American proposition,
namely, that the conference meet ev-
cry seven years.
Draw New Proposal.
The Americans have drawn up a
new proposal with respect to the col
lection Of contractual debts. differing
in the first proposition only in form.
1t is principally intended to do away
with the numerous reservations made
when the first proposal raj put to a
vote.
, 1907-08-31

home from FIshIn0 Trip.
virgil Stone, the brakeman, who has
zen on q fishing trip for a day or two,
returned home last night and spen,
tne day in the city. preparing to re-
sumo his u on the Laramie-Rawlins
district.
, 1907-08-31
WILL OCCUPY HOUSE
ON EIGHTH STREET.

Prof. and Mrs. Bramhall and chill
dren have arrived from Soda Springs,
Idaho, and are at present at the Union
Pacific. They will occupy the Peck
enpaugh house on Eighth street, Mr..
and Mrs. Travelie having decided after
starting to move in that they would
remain where they are and rent the
Eighth street cottage. Prof. Bramhall
Is the principal of the East Side
school and will be present at the first
teachers meeting of the new year at
the school building on Monday.
, 1907-08-31
GOOD

IN POLICE COURT.
Police Justice Hugh Hynds today
filed his reports for August. The col
lections from fines in city cases
amounted to $300.50; fines in county
criminal cases, $3.50; fees in county
cases, $40; gun licenses to state treas
urer, $42.55; total, s406.55
, 1907-08-31

@ New York, Aug. 31.-Colin won @
Q the futurity; Bar None second; Q
@ Chapultepee third. Time, 1:11h. Q
Q Q Q Q @ O Q O Q Q O O o 9 Q Q Q
, 1907-08-31
RANCH CONNECTED BY
LONG DISTANCE WIRE.

The Fox and Dixon ranches are now
connected through the King ranch
with the city, and 1t is hoped in time
to have the line extended to Rock
River, bringing that place into quick
communication with the county seat
, 1907-08-31

Getting Rid Of T%errorists.
Warsaw, Aug. 31.-Five terrorists
were executed in Cadet the past week.
, 1907-08-31

When IN need Of job printing or any.
thing in the book line call on The Re
publican. First class work guaranteed.
, 1907-08-31
GONE TO MOUNTAINS
TO EXAMINE MINES,

William Story and Mr.. Mum o.
Cheyenne, interested in the French
Creek Mining company, left this morn
ing for French creek, where the mines
of the company are located, and will
make an inspection of that property,
The tunnel is progressing nicely. The
annual meeting of the company will
be held here Monday evening, Messrs.
Story and Mum returning to the city
for hat purpose.
, 1907-08-31
THE BURIAL
ON SUNDAY
REMAINS OF DAVID DOSE TO BE
LAID TO REST IN THE GENE.
Terry IN THIS CITY.
Brothers Arrive to Be Present at Fun.
eral, They Having Planned to Wis,
it Him Next Friday-Deceased
Lost sient Of One Eye When Boy
me Other in Recent Years.

Claus Dose of Grand Island, Neb.,
and Peter Dose of Iowa, the brothers
of David Dose, who committed suicide
by shooting here a few days ago, ar
tend the funeral Of their brother. The
funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Sun.
day morning, from Stryker's undertak.
ing rooms, under the auspices of Lar.
annie lodge No. 2, Odd Fellows, to
which the dead man belonged, and the
~pallbearers will be selected at the
called meeting of that lodge at 9 O'Clock
tomorrow. There will be only the SET.
vices by the Odd Fellows.
Planned Laramie Visit.
The Iowa brother was visiting at the
home of his Grand Island brother at
the time word reached the latter OF
the death of the Laramie relative. A
letter arrived at the postoffice here
this morning, addressed to David Dose.
notifying him that the two brothers
had contemplated a trip to Laramie to
see him. They did not know he was
blind, and it is thought that possibly
he knew something of the purpose OF
one OF the other brother visiting him.
and as he did not want to have them
come and find him afflicted, he took
his W life,
Lost Eye by Gunshot Wound.
He lost an eye in a gunshot accident
when a boy and the other eye vas al
fected. A cataract formed over this
optic, and when it was removed the
sight was sc affected that he had
little hope of q restoration of his sight
For three months he had been totally
blind, a part of the time lately being
, unable to distinguish light from dark,
ness.
Brother in Germany.
, 1907-08-31

Going to Washington.
sergeant John Williams, the dray.
man and expressman, will leave to.
morrow ~aftarnoon for Vancouver Bar.
, 1907-08-31
Loaded at Freight Depot.

Loaded at Freight Depot.
Gus Johnson and Will Goodale today
loaded for shipment to Denver the Sy-
mons electric cal. a wagon from Ed
ward Ivinson and other property
traded by Messrs. Symons and Ivinson
in the purchase of their new automo-
biles.
, 1907-08-31
SORT OF COLD SPELL
AT THE UNIVERSITY

The thermometer at the university
last night marked as low as 80 de-
grees, and in some portions of the city
frost was noted, but the reports of
damage are not alarming.
, 1907-08-31

Try The Republican want column
II brings results.
, 1907-08-31
How Agreement Was Reached.

Frank Smith of the university has
returned from his home in Nebraska.
, 1907-08-31
FUTUR|TY DAY IN
RACING WORLD
EVENTS THAT WILL DETERMINE
THE CROWNED CHAMPION
FOR TWo-YEAR-oLDs.

Hundreds Of FoaIs Nominated, But
List at start Will Probably Mar
row to Not Exceed Eight-Winner
Will Add Something Like Forty
Thousand Owners Bank Account.
, 1907-08-31
IFIoated Large Loans.

August 21st Percy B. Eckhart, at
tcrney for the corporation, informed
the creditors that Hall had made a
statement to the effect that through
the use of the firms name he floated
large loans and devoted some Of the
money to his own investments.
, 1907-08-31
President 10 Missing.

Jesse F. Hall, president Of the COM
pany, Is mysteriously absent from the
city, having left ten days ago.. 1t is
said that there is half a million dol,
lars worth of commercial paper out
standing against the company.
, 1907-08-31
MANY CREDITORS
ARE INTERESTED
WATCHING RESULT OF AUDIT OF
BOOKS OF BIG MANUFACTURE
ING CONCERN IN NORTH.
President MysteriousIy Missing, and
Said to Have Stated That He Used
Name OF Firm to Make Large
Loans, Some Of the Money Being
Used in His Investments.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-The Tribune
today says: Several banks in Chicago
are awaiting with interest the result
of the audit of the books of the Beld-
ing-Hall Manufacturing company, man,
ufacturers of refrigerators, at Bedding,
Mich.
, 1907-08-31
SAYS HE HAD NOT VISITED QUE.
BEG BRIDGE FOR TWO YEARS,
BEING PREVENTED BY
ILL HEALTH.

When Told Of Dangerous Condition of
Structure He Sent Telegram to
til Defect Was Remedied-Latest
Reports Fix Loss Of Life at Sew
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Day.
, 1907-08-31

few days. He was down town a while
this morning.
, 1907-08-31
Brother in Germany.

The father of the Dose brothers lives
in Iowa, but their mother has been
dead for some time. Another brother
is still a resident of their native town
in Germany. David was never mar,
ried.
, 1907-08-31

Two Dangerously Injured.
Tulsa, l. T., Aug. 31.-St. Louis and
, 1907-08-31
"A Morton CRATER"

1t will be remembered that among
the questions mooted in the recent
Morton charges and by some of the
papers of the state, was the right of
the board of trustees to appropriate
money to paw attorneys to defend the
attack Of the Lander attorneys in the
agricultural college suit. Mr.. Burke
received $3.50 from the board as his
proportion of the amount appropri-
ated, but the check was returned, he
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia except mails f0r West AustTalial New
Zealand. samoan Islands. and New Caledonia, via
san Francisco, close here daily az 6-l5 =. up %
Decemb-r l5. for dispatch b. steamer BoVeric-
japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. va
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia. close
here daily az 5l5 p m up 20 December ls. for dis
patch by steamer Empress q Japan.
Ha Naii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands via san Francesca close mere daily n IS p.
n up 70 December l9, for dispatch by steamer
Siberia.
japan. Korea. Chins. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily az 6:l5 p a up 20 Dccem-
Der l9 for dispatch ty steamer Shinano Msru.
Specially addressed mails for japan. Korea. and
China via Tacoma, close here daily at us D. N
up TO December a. for dispatch by steamer Oanfa.
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at
SIS p m mp - December 3. for dispatch By
steamer Alameda.
Hawaii. japan, Kor'a. China. and Philippine Isl
ands via san Fran~is2o. cosc here daily az 6;B =.
up 10 December 'es, fer dispatch by steamer
China.
Australia (exce9t mails fer West Australia. New
Zealand samoan Islands Fin Islands and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. British Co
lumbia, close here daily az 6:l5 T. m. up TO De
cembcr q. for dispatch by steamer Moana-
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco, close here daily az els .. m up "a
January l. for dispatch BY United States transport
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

h street northeast. between Fourth and tlf-l
streets-sl1ry r. Byrues Oh Thomas r. Bvr1ss
pa-t original let s. square ST. SO.
Had street southeast between . ard 2 streets
Henry A. HeIe'I and John r. O-Neil and wives
q William +. Beuy. original lot p. square -os
Sic
d street southeast. between Fourteenth and FL
Thomas Il. Melton. one-hsf interest in lots s.
% 81. square ll62 SO.
WSshingtoa Hizhlauds-C Charles ~ TAYLOR 70 W.
liam Z smith. lot .. block j. SO
. Eleventh street n0rtheast-AIcLael q. Counel v
Ct ux o. g. FreLerick R1rt lot g. square
So SO
E1usham place-John RiiCut and Irving William
s'a, trustee. % District Of Columbia los G. s.
and g. block i. Sl3sa5
BrightwOod Park-Wli1m Wsnnau e ux % Dlie-
F. Gr0f, lot 9, block G. SO
sixth street northwest. between ard : streets
Edwin Parkinson % Enilie Warner lot . slr.ars
south o. square So SO Same % Dora T. Ode1.
lot =. square south Of square 975. So
Pennsylvania arenue northwest between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets-Frank r. Gait 90 james d.
Gait. one forty-eighth part Of Ia-T l0t = square
- SO
W street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
teeuth streets-Liilia Z. Woodward IN William J..
aud Eneas A. O'Conuor. lot IS. square E55. So
Pleasant Plains Aut0Inettc Boss - vr. Harry X,
20 Katherine T. Carrucr. Dot IS SO
Blo0nInEdaie-J. Edward Fowler e.; uX. % Nili e.
ton Buckhesd. LOT &C. bccz s. SO Middleton
Bi-ckhcad ~ Victoria r. joyce f0r life. Charles
NJ. T. Walter. Oliver ". and Ada A. Bircs-
head lot 90 bl0cs s. s.
Pleasant PIains-Richard "A. EsiIcv e. TX. 60 VIII
IAN J. Prince. lot g. sCaU 2s36 SO.
First street northwest. herwrcn and = streets
Charles J. Walker er uX- % Charles T. and
Annie AlthOr. lOt Ia square 55- So
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
DEEDS OF TRUST.

S4uares 50. s. and 53s-Johu J. Br0sEan e. uK-
10 Edmund Fitzcsrald and John J. Fc-ln. %
secure Enterprise Scrisl Buil1ing Ass7ciaiiau.
S8sa. part lot is. square $50. l1t s. square
SO and rsIt r.; .. square SIS.
Square south OF SQUARE s75-Du 2. 03en 20
Henry H. BersmaHn sid Georgr NJ Emmeric-.
% secure Washington Six Per Cent Perpetual
EJiiding Association. Slooo. lot &
Square 9S2-G. Frederick R0tt q; ux 20 G5-Ese VI.
Euss-crirh and DCugiass :. MscEal. % scclrs
Washington SIX Per Cent Perpetual Building
ASSOCIATION. $50, lot A.
Dobtns Addition 20 Washington Henry g. Fox
e. uN. 20 Charles r. stone ard Charles "
Fairfax % securc Carlton NJ. Bcau. $3.50. ?
years. per cfut. semi-auruaIly. lot o. square q
BurTville-Aiark NJ Bell et Ux. O. Jacob r. Licl-
liter. % secure Mettee a Co.. SE and
months c Der cent lot TO- square 59t
Square 6e-H0vsrd " Barker e. ux. 90 Richard 7.
Pairo ard Herbcrt A Gin. 70 secure fohn J.
Broznan. 500 year. 1cr cent. scTnl anTua--1-
lot l6j
Square s5-Wniam Z and Eneas \ O'Cornor %
William I. 4. Crews and Elnes Z. R2rey. %
sccure Augusta Reiter. SlCg. years res ceat.
seni-annEslly. lot l56. same 90 Charles F.
stone and Charles ". Fairfax. to secure Lille
T. Woodysrd. S5a J 90 lj months. ucr cent
sCml-anuuai!y. lot I6.
square Elizabeth l. SMILEY 20 Watson J. New
ton and Charles w Haas. 70 secure John =
Blair. SSo years. per cent. srmi- annually
lot s
square -lp-LHTils fruu0lng 10 flallcs L Mllu4Il
and Frank T. RswiiuEs. tC seCure ThyrZa Y. Nc
Uhcnny and Sophia Rutherford. 2O9G. 8 years. 8
per cent. seni-aunualIy. lot l76.
Square north Of square 5l5-Mildrcd ID. Kline 20
William T. EdnouSton and Louis r. Peak 10
secure Charles T. Marsh $500. ? years. rer
cent semi annually. part original lot J.
Pleasant Plains Katherine T. Cartner O. VIZ.
George L. 90 Harry *. Boss and Rignald u.
Bcau. to secure AuJoinctte Boss. $50. years 5
rtr cent semi annually. lot ls3
William J. Prince et ux. 20 William =. Eimoustcn
and Albert F. Fox. 20 secure Richard II. Bsi-
les, si-E2 years. fer cent, sc1si-lnnGaly. lot
O. square SIS
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
KAISER AND THE CHEMIST.
Amusing Incident of Recent Army
ManeuverS in Germany.

Fritz McTris. in Van Norden's
Duripg the maneuvers the Kaiser rose
one morning at daybreak. in order 10 get
a general impression Of the disposition OF
his troops. So. in his automobile. fol-
lowed by his entire staR in automobiles
he made for distant hill that COM
manded an extensive view. There was 4
village on the hill, and the clatter!ng Of
The cars on the cobbles brought most OF
the inhabitants 70 their windows.
The one person who slept through the
din was deaf old chemist. whose fat-
rooted residence was perched right on
the summit The roof was the very place
Tor the Kaiser. So he called a halt. and
one Of his staff was sent to claim
admission The officer Knocked and
Knocked, but in vain. At the third on
siaught, however. steps We're heard de-
Scending the stairs. and the voice of the
Old chemist demanded: What silly fool
IS that?' The staff contained its laugh
ter for the Kaiser mad heard: but. with
Out showing any sign OF annoyance. his
majesty uttered one word. Wilhelm -
Wilhelm Who?" demanded the chemist
Wilhelm VOn HOhenzOllern-' he thun-
dered.
The shivering chemist. covered with
confusion. flung open the door, doubtless
expecting the German equivalent 10 ST.
Deria, bur the Emperor strCde past him
without even giving him a look When
ne was leaving. however, he called the
man 10 him, placed in his hand the
largest coin which bears the imperial
likeness. There" he said. Accept this
portrait of silly fooIr"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-fOIlOwing schedule figures Published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
'S05 a. m.-Danyie, Hauisonburg and way sta
tioas
900 a. m.-Sleepors and coaches 20 Atlanta and
New Orleans, SlecDers 10 Columbus and Macon Ga.
Dining Car
'll00 a. m.-SlecpeTs and coaches 70 Columbia,
Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining Car.
ti95 p m.-HaIrisoubuIg and way stations
40 p. m.-Charloitesville. WaHentOn. and way
statiOuA
'6a5 p m-Sleepers and coaches 20 Atlanta sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper TO San Francisco four
times a week.
80 9. m.-Seepcls and COACHES 20 Charlotte,
Columbia. Aiken. and Augusta Dining Car.
'l0:l5 =. m-Sleepers and coaches lyia Lynchburg
and Bristol % Chattanooga, Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car
100 D. m.-Ncw York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 AsheVille. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club aud Observation Cars.
Dining Car.
Note--Daily. 'Week days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
Is S,i5 and 800 A. m. 2a0. SIS. SIS ll10. and
ua9 D. N. daily. Local trains from Hauis0nbIrg,
l2.5 y. m. week days and sA5 p. N. daily: from
Charlottesville. 100 a M daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from BluemOut
Ticket Offices: 705 18th St., I'll Pa. ave. and New
Union station
G. Il. ACKERT h. HARDWICK.
Y. i. x Gen. Mgr Pass Traf Mgr.
". n. TAYLOE 6. Z. A. L. ;. BROWN. g. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NOVEMBER "a 1907.
Leaves Washington. New Unicn Station
I 90 a. m. and 500 a. m.-Daly-Au points on
Norfolk and Western; also knoxville Chattanooga.
and Memphis.
0a5 D. m.-Daily-RoaBoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans. Through SleeTcr Dining Cars
For N0rfok-Leave Washington 20 a. m daily,
LIS a. m. daily. SIS p n. daily. Arrive Norfolk
II ID a. ~. 8 10 =. m. l9.f5 D. m.
Prom J. * q. Station. sl5 p. m. daily. Berry
VILE Luay. Shenandoah. Elkton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvana Station s:i5 a. II
and 80 p. II.
AL information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only as information. and not
guaranteed
400 =. NC x - LIMITED Daily-Fast ves
ubule train. Pullman slccpers 20 Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago. and 81.
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville % Nashville Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining cars a "a Carrc service
u:l0 L. NJ. r. v LIMITED Daily-S0lid
vestibUle train. Pullman Sleepers 90 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment slerplng
car % Virginia Hot springs week days pIniug ears
Ia carte service Pullman Slcopcrs Cincinnati %
Chicago and -. Lcuis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
NASHVILLE, and New Orleans
decorations and tickets AZ Chesapeake and Ohio
Oncest 53 Peunsy lrguia avenue. te llth street.
near 4. and New Union Station. Telephones Nam
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
1850 or E46 Tor 4. 4 o. Ticket Oftcs
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
DEATH RECORD.

james Ford. j.. 6l3 + 81. ne > years
Ralph g. Pu-dy. III 9Th 81. NV. years
Charity McFau Camp 1910 DIST ST. NV CO years.
Annie r. Keller 81 n 50. NV 4 wears.
Man McLane So ith ST. ne. = years.
Wm- n. Farmer. p Il 81. sw. q years.
Frank l.. Williams. 1857 MmtweO6 ls.. uw- q rs.
Sallic NJ. Davis Il OuarTy mad g wears.
Jacob i, H. Winheid l2ls Harvard ST. NV g US
Rosie 3. Blankmali. l2I 9Th s. NV, g years.
COLORED.
Henry Hamilton. ls25 ST. 50 years
Jan9s Hern. BCme Aged and hmm. 50 ycars.
Diana Lewis Govt. Hosp Insane. so wears.
Mary JCncs. - ChaEplain ave NV. s5 years.
Randolph Thompson. Frecdmen's Hosp. IS yca-z
Mar Rauls. E6 ID S. sW.. 81 years.
John Stephenson. Emergency Hosp. - years.
Ruth Jewell. I735 iIth *. ne. , Years
Wm +. Bidd. ls2j'3 9Th st. NV. years.
Catherine Schcfier. Il Jackson Han aIley. q yrz
Peter Lee. Io2T 2d s.. sw.. g years.
Jares a. Jones. lZ22 II ST NV. 10 months
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICkET OFFICE: - PENNA. AvE.

TICKET OFFICE: rI PENNA. AVE.
N0ticc-foll0wing schedule not guaranteed
900 A. NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman slecucrs 10 Savannah and jacksonville
Through slecpers Washington 20 Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta and birmingham. Dining ears
60 Z. NJ Daily-SoabgaTd Express. Solid train
with coaches and Pullman siecIers 10 savannah
jacksonville. and Tampa. Through sleeper 20 At
lauta. Birmingham and Memphis Dining cars.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15

TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. -gsD sTREET. NEW YORK.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
BIRTH RECORD.

James r. and May +. Watson. eirl.
Alfred +. W and Cornelia NJ. schmidt. cirl
&. w. and Minnie W Robey. girl
Everett f. and JuGca- Pennifcld. girl
Peter j. and Mary A Nee boy.
William +. and Lillian d. Moran. boy.
Frank G. and Bertha G. Morris. girl
Frank l. and Mildred Herbert. boy.
joseph 3. and Reverta Ehrmantraut. boy.
Zed0c " and Ruth r. Crawford. boy.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

sherman s Floyd. p. and Annie T. Brooke. ls
Rev. Z. Hez Sven
Samuel Smith. q and Mollie T. shcUbridee. p
Sandy Hook. Nd Res. Z Hez Sven.
George 7. Barksdale %, and Elizabeth b. Gill
land, .. Rev William c. Dram
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
INSTRUCTION.
DO YOU WANT A SHARE IN A
5000. 10000
CHRISTMAS GIFTS ;

Draughon's Practical Business College
Company, which has chain of 80 Colleges,
in Xmas Gift drafts in denominations Of
Sl0.O0 and Sl5.o0. to be sent to its prospect
i've students. Send your name and address
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