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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News Of Mont
gomery County, Md.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md. March 20. 1907
The county commissioners have appointed
Alfred c. Toison of Colesville tax assessor
for Colesville district in the place OF VIII
son G. Johnson. who declined
A license to marry was issued here yes
terday to Charles f. Manning OF Detroit.
Mich. and Bertha ]. Radisch OF Washing
ton.
Misses Jesse levin and Marie Doilver OF
Baltimore are the guests OF Mrs. Charles
III. White.
In the circuit court here today Henry
Gddings coIored. was tried an indct-
ment charging him with conducting a gam
ing table. He was acquitted. George and
Elmer Jones. also colored We're acquitted
Of charges of assault. Emerson Hoes who
was indicted for carrying concealed weap-
Ons. was adjudged guilty and was sentenced
to term of six months In the Maryland
house Of correction. Ershin Bellows. col
ored. was adjudged guilty of assault and
was given three years In the house OF cor
rection.. The cases against Samuel and
Virge Turley and Levi Johnson and Frank
Bell. who were indicted for violating the
local option law of the county. were
stetted
The jury in the case Of John F. Killeen Of
washington against the county commits
sioners for Montgomery county. which oc-
cupied the attention of the circuit court
here for two days, failed to agree and WAS
discharged The action was brought nv
killeen to recover about 81 900 alleged to
be due for constructing the mile of Shoe
maker pike near Bethesda. Kleen who
was the contractor. turned the road over to
the commissioners as completed but acting
on the advice of State Engineer Crosby. the
commissioners refused to make final pay
ment on the ground that the work had not
been done according to specifications XII
leer contended that the work was done un-
der the supervision of representative of
Gfrts t1t. Il
ing to the specflca tons.
The trial of criminal cases was begun
yesterday morning. The first case was
that against James Ganley, a merchant at
Boyds, who was charged with violating the
local option law. The jury rendered
verdict of not guilty.
Owing to other engagements of H. Maui
rice Talbot. counsel for Conrad Roger who
! is under indictment for the alleged poison
ing of stock belonging to Oliver H. Henley.
a Laytonville district farmer, the trial OF
the case against Roger has been postponed
until the first Monday In May. Roger
says he has no fear of being convicted, as
he Is innocent of the charge.
Nicholas Francis Robinson and Mrs
Zoue Yates Baldwin, both of Washington
visited Rockville Thursday afternoon to be
married. After procuring a license they
went to the home of Rev. Philip b. Nc
CURE, pastor of st. Marys Catholic CHURCH.
to have the ceremony performed. but hay
ing neglected to obtain a letter of identified
ton from their home priest. Father Nc
Guire declined to officiates-, Rev ThomasJ
Packard, rector of Christ Episcopal Church
however. performed the ceremony.
Information has been received here of
the death in San Francisco Cal, March 81
of William II. Braddock, a native OF this
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL.
Leroy Colvin Charged With Murd -
GUS Assault

William E. Robey yesterday took to task
Leroy Colvin for making insulting remarks
to Robey's sister. it is alleged. and Colvn
turned upon him and cut him severely with
a knife. Covin was arrested by Policeman
Price of the fifth precinct, and was in the
Police Court this morning. When arraigned
on the assault charge he pleaded not guilty
and asked for a jury trial.
Colvin. it is alleged. followed Mr.. Robey's
sister about the streets making efforts to
get acquainted with her. and finally made
remarks to her which were regarded as in
sulting. When her brother heard of it he
went to see Colvin. meeting him on 4th
street between NJ and n streets southeast.
Mr.. Robey was so badly cut on the arm
that he was removed to the Providence
Hospital to have the wound dressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
A Sensitive Photographic Plate.

A sensitive Photographic plate has been
placed on the market which is developed
by simply placing it in water of a mod
crate temperature. In this case the de-
veloper is placed on the back of the plate
in the shape of coating, and. being dis
solved when the plate is placed in water
acts upon the gelatin coating on which
the Photographic impression has been made
The, modification of the developer, which
is sometimes necessary to meet the demands
of different lengths of exposure is arrived
at by using more less water. as the
case may be. The new scheme is said To be
very successful and quite convenient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Proposed Departure in Stamp Printing.

The idea of impresslng the names of cities
on the postage stamps, as VIII soon be done
in this country. is not new one, for it has
been followed in Mexico and other coun-
tries. but 1t has never been done to the
extent to which it is proposed by the United
States government. It will involve consid-
cradle additional work in the printing and
issuing of the stamps. but will be a safe
guard which win result in an enormous
saving. and, in a great measure. prevent
thieving. Six thousand cities of this coun-
try will be supplied with these special
stamps. Twenty-six of the cities will be
honored to the extent of having their re-
spective names woven into the design of
the stamp, while In the other Instances
the name will be printed across the face
Of the stamp In ink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Mitigation of Sentence.

BY direction of the President Cadets Ray
c. Hill of Ohio and Patrick j. Morrissey of
Massachusetts. members of the first class
at the United States Military Academy,
have been turned back to the second class,
one effect of which action will be to delay
their chances OF graduation for one year
These two young men were convicted by
court-martial of intoXicatiOn and sentenced
to be dismissed Col. Scott. superintendent
of the academy, and Judge Advocate Gen
eraT Davis recommended a mitigation of
the sentence. and the President acted &C
cordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Peace Restored in Venezuela.

The Venezuelan charge d'affaires has re-
ceived a eablegram from the secretary of
state at Caracas dated Monday announcing
that the invading forces of Gen. Penalosa
in the province of Tachira on the Venezue-
lan-Columbian frontier had been dispersed
and that perfect peace" now exists. No
further details are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Funeral of Edward v. Rice.

Arrangements have been made to hold the
funeral of Edward v Rice next Monday
morning from his late home. rs c street
southeast. Services will be held at ST.
Peters Church.
this city. having been a popular member
of Catholic fraternal societies. a union
printer and. during his later years, pro-
prietor of hotel at 145 B street south
east. Deceased was fifty-three years of
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Heed of CONVEYANCE Filled.

The District Commissioners today placed
on record a deed from the Union Trust
Company, trustee. conveying to the Dis
trict Of Columbia lots to 50. block 32 lots
to So block 30. and lots 1 to 50. block a.
in Long Meadows. for $31. 900. The prop
erty is located at nth and Gales streets
northeast. and is purchased for use as a
school site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
Settlement Wiped Out by Fire.

MELVILLE. n. j.. March 3O.-Fire late
last night practically wiped out the oyster
settlement at Maurice river. near here. The
buildings IN which the oystermen lived
during the season were small frame affairs
The loss Is estimated at $1,000 on which
there was no insurance.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
FRISCO TIME CARD.


No, sos Memphis Express leaves
St. Louis 1895 p. M, leaves Ste. Gen
evieve 1888 a. m, arrives at Memphis
l0:55 ~ IN.
NOS0l Memphis Passenger leaves 81
Louis 8:0l n. m, Ste. Geneyicve 1925
a, M, arrives Memphis S;l5 D. III.
No803 Cape Girardesu accommoda.
tiOD leaves 81. Louis 500 q. IN. ar.
riSes Ste, Geuevieve 7:i0 y, m, leave
Ste. GenevieYe 800 n, m, arriy es
Cape GlraIdoSu 10 30 p. III.
NORTH,
No. 800 ST. Louis Express leaves
Mcmphi- $40 p. m, leaves Ste. Gen.
evieye 4:57 n. M, srriyes at ot. Louis
TIA Am,
No. S02 81. Louis Passenger leaves
Meiuphis $50 H. m, leaves ste. Gen.
e'ieve 5,;S y, m, arrives ST. Louis
7:45 pm
N"80i Cape Girsrdeau a Acconmods
tlou leayes Cape Girsrdenu BOO n. III
arrives Ste. Genevieve 7:l0., leave,
Ste Genevieve 1880 u. m, arrives ST
Louis l0i5 n, m,
Effective June 3, 1906.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
The Doctor Away from Home
when Most Needed.

People are often very much diEap.
pointed to find that their family phy.
siCisn il away from home when they
most need his services Diseases like
cramp collie aud cholera morbus re.
quire prompt treatment, and have in
many Instances proven fatal before
medicine could be produced or II ply.
sician summoned. The right way ia
to keep AT hand n bottle of Chamber
lain's Cole, Cholera aud Diarrhoes
Remedy. No physician can prescribe
n better medicine for these diseases.
Bl having il in the house you escape
much pain aud suffering aud all risk
Buy it now 1T may save life. For
sale by r w. Lanning, finch Il
Douglas, Rntledge a. Co.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Long Live the King !

Ia popular cry 'hroughoni European
countries whilo IN America, the cry
81 The present day is, "Long live DR..
kihgs New Discoveiy, King oi
rhroa, aud Lang RcInedie- !" u, which
Mr.. Julia Ryder Paine, Truro,
Ma-s,, says; ''ii never tails To give
immediate relief aud 10 quickly cure
c"nght or cold" Mr- Paine opin-
ion Is shared by mninri'y Of the in
h"bi,snis Of ihis country. New Dis
c"yriy cnr's weak lungs and sore
throHis aiier all other remedies have
tailed anh tor coughs anh colds il'-
'hr proven remedy. Guaranteed by
u. W. Lanning Diuggi,l SOC aud
Sl.OO. Tidal bottle tree.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Nearly all uld-isshiUned Cough
Syrups are constipating, especially
those that contain opistes Tiny
don't act Just right, Kennedy's Lax
alive Cough Syrup contains no
opiates. IL drives the cold uu, OF the
system by gently moving the bowels
Coniaius Honey and lar aud tastes
nearly as good al maple syrup.
Children like it. Sold by Il. W.
LanDiUg
Fair play., 1907-07-13

When the bahI is teeIhing il il
cross and restless il becomes iever.
ish, aud ia many cases yoniis a great
deal aud otteniimes csmui even
keep cool water on the stomach.
All the delicate little organs OF the
stomach are affected, bringing Oh colo
aud dinrrhoea. Cascasweot tor bs.
bies aud children makes the stomach
right and aIlays inflammation aud pre-
vents irritation. Cascssweet makes
the baby happy and well. Sold 10y
k. w. Lanuiug.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
The Charming Woman

IL n"i hrcesrnril, one If prtirc, furm
and its'urss Many plain wominn
wiz enuld never serve us M artists
~ del, p's'-sse- those rare quail les
that sll the world admirc- F; n~alness /,
clear eyes, clean smooth skin aud
that sprigh'lines- "i stop aud aciion
that Aeconpan, good h-alih. a phy
sieally weak woman u never nitrari
I've. not even To hrr-t'f Il rciric
Hiilers restore weak women, give
s'roDg nerves, bright e,es, smooth
velse'y skin, hesn'liul complexion
G"aran'erd u, Il. w. l.anuing'- Drug
store SOC.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

The Albany Ledger says that baby
was born in ueighboring town aud
no scales were handy with which to
weigh The infant. II happened that
the ice man was making his daily
rounds aud after lie had finished
weighing The morning delivery It WAS
thought that there was II chance to
weigh the infant. Tho child was pro.
duced- aud tipped the scales at 80
pounds.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Where there Is lhe slightest iudics.
tion of indigestion, heart burn, Hat.
ulence or any form OF stomach trouble
take = little kodul occasionally and
YOU will be afforded prompt reliet.
kodol is compound of vegetable
acids aud contains the Juices found IN
a healthy stomach. kodol digests
what you eat, MAKES your TODD do
you good Sold hy r. w Launiug.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Al Brsndsyille 10 the eastern part
OF Howell County, 100 Swiss who
have come TO the Ozsrk regions with.
III the last year, are building new
Switzerland. These strangers are
priDcipsliy farmers, who have come
TO clear the forests, grow iruit aud
grapes aud engage in dsir, ing.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Bad Burn Quickly Heated

&c AN 80 dctghtod with what
Chamberlain Save hn- dnne tor me
that iuri huuud To write and tell
you 80, Gays Mr.. Robett Myuou,
457 John ST., Hamilton, Oniar,o.
'MN little daughter had bad burn
on her knec. | applied Chamber.
l,iu's Salve aud II hrsled beautifully"
The salyc ailay. the pain oi y burn NJ.
most instantly II IL tor sale b, u.
W tanning, iinch Il Donglas, Rut.
ledge Il ca.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Was in Poor Health For Ypara.

Ira w. Kelley uf MansiieIh, Pa :,
writes was in poor heath for two
years, suffering from kidney aud
bladder trouble, and spent consider
able money consulting phySlcians
without obtaining auy marked beno.
ii', but was Cur"d by Fole,'s Kidney
Cure, nnd | desire 10 add my te-li.
m0ny rhas II may he the cause of re
storing the health oi olhers". Refuse
substitutes RH'ladgn Il ca.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endrav0ring 90
check the ravSges Ot c"n-uIupIion,
the "while plague that claims ="
many victims each year. Foie y =
Honey aud Tar cures coughs aud
colds perfectly aud YOU are 10 no
danger OF r"nsumptiuu. ID" not risk
your health by taking some unknown
preparation when Foley'- Honey aud
Tar is safe aud certain in result
The genuine il in n yeIlow package
Rutledgr Il Go
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Horse aud nog iusati is now con-id.
cred great luxury in Germany
They don't even grind it into wieners,
but just broil it III steaks. With "A
large dish OF kraul aud generous
slice OF limberger ou the side, the
table should make our Germau
friends ready for any old war that
comes along.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Thousands Oi people are daily suti.
ering with kidney aud bladder trou.
bles-dangerOus siimeuia that should
be checked promptly. DeWurs Kid.
ne, aud Bladder Pills are the best
remedy tor backsche, weak kiduey-,
inflammation OF the bladder. Their
action is promdt aud sure. A week.
trestmeut for 25c. sold by X. w.
Lsuning.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

According to table prepared by a
local hotel proprietor, foodstufi. in
-. Louis have advanced an average nf
90 per cent since 1901, aud during
that period there has not been an in.
crease in a singie article OF diet.
Asparagus has gone up 200 per cent
msuy kinds of vegetables trom so ia
100 per cent aud meats hnvr also taken
y steady jump. Poultry shows All ad.
vance OF sc per cent.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

There are all sorts aud conditions OF
breakfast foods on the market, some
good, some bad aud some indifferent.
what wonder nobody ever thought
pegs. Il would be good for sole aud
body and have splendid staying quail
t,.a
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Newspaper advertising costs you too
much when you try il today aud stop
il tomorrow. so would clerks cos,
you too much IL you hired them for a
day now and then Same with your
delivery wagons. The wheels of Your
business must never stop, aud thr
whole machinery is out OF gear unless
the big advertising wheel is alwsys
turning.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

heavy rain recently fell IN a
meighhoring town, accompanied by n
Iew hail stones. A school book man
who hired buggy and horse from a
livery stable was found standing in
the mud short distance out OF Town
holding an umbrella over the horse.
lie said they told him at the stable
that the horse nigh, run away II he
got the rein under his tail.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Missouri has had thirtY.oUe Cover.
nor, but singnlarly enough, onl,
twenty.six lieutenant governors. Six
Of The lieutenant governors atterwsrd
became governor, two by the dea h
and one by resignation OF the COVER
nor aud three by election OF the peo.
pie. Eight OF the lieutenant Cover.
uurs are now II, ing.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
CoustiDatiOn

For constipation there is nothing
quite so nice ~ Chsmberlain's Stom
ach and LiN er Tablets. They ALWAYS
produce = pleasant movement OF the
bowels without ANY dissgrcesble ct.
feet Price % ceuts. Samples free.
r. w LHnning, iiinch Il Dnuglas, =,
Rutledge 4 Co
Fair play., 1907-07-13

The wife nta Lamar piano dealer
sold AN empty organ box tor 81 SO
The men who came to load the box
declared II was heavy but the woman
insisted II was empty When II was
delivered, the buyer opened the box
aud found an organ IN II.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

San Francisco should he handed
over tos commission OF its best CHI.
for twenty years. Universal sutir age
has broken down there, for it gives
the fair city by the Golden Gate II
gamg nt bandiI. for rILlnrs
Fair play., 1907-07-13
q Is. Burhaus Tcstities After -Four
Years.

thtt.
&. B Bnrhans, OF Car'isle Center,
n Y, writes About tour yesrs
ago | wrote YOU sts'iDg that had
been entirely cured OF = severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot.
Ties OF EoleJs Kidney Cure 1t en-.
urely stopped the brick dust
sediment, and pain aud symptoms Of
kidney disease disappeared. / am
glad to -ay that have never bad q
return of any OF lhose symptoms dur
ing the four years that have clapsed
aud am evidently cured, aud heart
lily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble" Rn,ledge g. Co.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Right away after express rates have
been pushed up 80 per cent, more or
lea, on accouni of the rise N p,ice-
ihr Adams Express diVidrs 1924 600,
0Oa as $50 I,er cent dividrnd pnit in
b"nd- Such - sign OF poverty and
hard times cIcarlv jusliiies another
boost la the rates
Fair play., 1907-07-13

a cleansing, clean, cOOli"g, soO,h-
ing, heating household remedy ia
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salvc. For burns, cuts, sCrat ches,
brui-es, insect bites, aud sore feet il
j. nnequsled. Good TOR Piles Be-.
ware Of limitations. Get DeWiu'-
il ia the besl. Sold by X. ". Ian.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

During the summer kidney irrcgu
lnrilies are often caused by excessive
drinking or beng overheaied, A..
Tend to the kidneys at once by using
Foloy's Kidney Cure. Rutledge &
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Quick relief tor Asthma sufferers.
Foley's tloucy aud Tar afford, i'm.
mediate relief To asthma sufferers Ia
worst stages and If taken IN time will
ell, CT cure Ruilr iye " Co.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

The wateInrIion crop, ihis year,
for Mississippi and Sc"lt counties il
estimated at about 400 cars, al ia.
crease of about 200 crr- oyer last year,
Tine -ea-nu il rxpeGrch To be late, and
IL wiIl perhaps be the middle OF Aug.
before the first car is shipped from
Ihnt ,iCi.itv
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Repair Work a Specially.
PICTURES NEATLY FIR A MED

''Suck to the Constitution" NAy-
'he New York Sun. II is alleged thai
Mr.. ltOosevelt even goes 40 lar ss to
take The big sIick TO IL occasionally.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Take the Postmaster's Word for il

Mr.. f. NJ Hamilton, poslnaster at
Cherryvslr, lnd Keeps also stock
80 genera, merchandise aud patent
medicines. He says 'Chsmher-
Ialu's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoen
Remedy il standard here in its line
il never tails TO give satisfaction aud
we could hardly afford to be without
it," For -sIe by r. w Lanuiug,
lIinch IL Douglas. Rutlrdg" & Co.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

The suspicion is abroad that Col.
Wattcrson's tied out candidate has
clipped the bride and scamp, red.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Regulate, the bowels, promotes
easy natural action, aud c0res conAti
patinu-Doan's RrgUle,s Ask your
duggist TOR them. 25 cents a box.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

There seems to be 40 prospect
whatever of ascertaining precisely
how Booker 4. Washington stands on
the Brownsville casa.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
JULES ,. J.s.vgs, pubiisher.

Au exchange announces Foraker
in the Field When we las, heard
FROM him we supposed that he had
takPu 10 the woods
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Stimulation Wirhout irritation.
That Ia the watChw0rd. That ia
what Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Ceanses aud stimulates the bowels
without irritation III any form. Rut.
tehgc IL Co.
Fair play., 1907-07-13

Wheh i, cone- to drawing political
horoscopes, Mr. Wstlrr-ou does nOt
limit his services TO anv Que party,
Fair play., 1907-07-13

WANTED ! 10 men IN each state
to travel, distribute samples of
"nr goods ann tack signs. Salary
SS5 90 per month /; % 90 per day
tor expenses SAUNDERS Co /,
Department p, No. AS Jackson
Boulevard, Chicago, Ills.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
Ste. Generieue Branch .tO. 400,
C0ihOiic knights OC .inserica.

Meets nj Parncnial school Han on second
"Wednesday If each uionth. President, George
lhuuUre yice-plcsidcnt, Frank y. Beau
champ recording secretary, Leo 3. Ieaiy I;
hnanctal secretary, Evaristc kurgert treas
nrer. Louis 4. Kern spiritual adviser, Rev. =.
& L., van ToureuhOut.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
The Illinois Southern Raj way
Time Table.
In Eilpci Match 2lth, 1907
Az Train- Run Daily

On sunday focal tickets " III be sold
~ one tme for the round trip
For Time Table aud further infur.
nation apply I" local agent. or
X. i RADLEY, G.. l.. e. T. A.,
Graul CGnttal StsIi0U, Chicago, III.
Fair play., 1907-07-13
THE FAIR PLAY.


zrsAIL-tS >DvAScE-PosrAak rHKFAIp.
0nc year. inside county,. ................sl 90
On wear. t0uiside - J. =. ........... GOOD %
Fair play., 1907-07-13
C.. J. STANTON.
Attorney .aa Counsellor a. Law

Hj'Wi'l practice in ali the Courts OF the
state, Prompt attention given TO all business
entrusted TO our care.
Ste. Genevieye. Mo.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19

There are As different kinds of ma
terial entering into the construction
of piano and they are gathered
from is countries.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-30
Wanted Cross Ties.

Wanted-One million or more
cross ties 10 be delivered on river
bank. Will take ties made from red
oak. ash. elm, beech. gum, syca-
more and maple; 6xs, s Il. long,
price IS cts. per tie. White oak
6Es. 8 Il. long, price IS cts per tie.
Specihcations-All ties must be full
up o inches thick and 8 inches vide,
with two hevn faces, but poles can
be 10 inches vide without hewing
two edges, but all bark must be re-
moved.
In white oak ties they must be 8
inch face on each side but no restric-
ton 10 over-width.
In length they must be exactly s
Il. or not over inch longer, or
inch shorter.
They must be cross-piled IN good
square and even piles. Will inspect
on FIRST and third Fridays Of each
month.
IF. & S. L. DoDDs Co.. 12h
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-30
Quarterly Court.

Quarterly Court was held at the
court House Monday. The follow
ing cases we're disposed OF
Cue Threlkeld vs.. c V Ovens
continued With alias summons.
VIC Perry vs.. Sam Hayden con-
tinued.
Aw Davie vs. Ri Kirk, con-
t.nued.
CIV Curtin vs.. Jim Bradley, con-
tInued.
/ W Roney vs.. viii Bennett,
iadgmen, for $40 for plaintiff.
Luther Watson vs.. Terrill Sulli'
van. dismissed.
Thomas Anderson vs.. Mrs. Judah
Bennett. continued.
o Piper vs. d Kennedy ct al,
Judgment foT plaintiff for $500 and
interest from November o, 1900 On.
till paid.
SA Wade vs.. J 5 Anderson et al,
judgment for plaintiff.
RM Metheny vs.. Mrs John Ryan
judgment for plaintiff.