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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-11-16

AS the result of call issued by Gov
ernor Blanchard, the Louisiana legisla-
ture assembled in extra session at Baton
Rouge on Monday. Among other things
it will consider the appointment of a
commission to investigate charges at
New Orleans in connection with the
recent strike of 10000 levee workers,
which is estimated to have cost the
State business interests $1,000,000. AL
legged unfairness in port conditions will
also be considered.
The legislature will also be asked to
reduce the fees of State tax-collectors
and to reduce their number. Recently
the State has discovered alleged embez-
elements in the tax department amount
ing to about 100000.
Other matters to be considered include
preparing an appeal to congress for a
convention designed to secure direct
election of United States senators by
the people, amending the State primary
election law and completion of the trans
fer of maritime quarantine from State to
| federal control.
That the high fees now paid to State
tax-collectors would very nearly pay Off
the State debt in forty years was the
leading point in Governor Blanchard's
| message to the legislature. He said
that at Shreveport the State tax-collector
| received ssOSO in fees, while the city
collector, for the same identical work,
received only $500. He proposed that
these fees be cut in half.
Reforms in the State banking laws
were suggested, followed by recon-
lmendation that the States money be
placed in solvent banks in the State Of
fering the highest rate of interest. He
favors d stricter enforcement of laws
governing corporation, the investiga-
ton of port conditions at New Orleans
and stricter adherence to the letter OF
the law along all lines.
Bills were introduced executing all OF
the governor 8 recommendations. Other
bills introduced Monday afternoon pre-
venting intra-state rebating, giving the
railroad commission more power and
preventing of foreign corporations from
carrying suits to the Federal courts.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-11-16

There is nothing like rest and sleep
for promoting longevity. A Gulfport
policeman, for instance, may live to be
a hundred-and then some.-Hattieaburg
News.
Which is all the more to the credit of
the peaceful and law-abiding metropo-
lis or Gulfport.
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PROF. A. WEINBERG,
OPTICI A N.

permanently located door to ST. Jophs Academy.
WHEN there something
III Lo besides can't eye de1ece
TESTED with finger, cause increased
FREE local irra3son
Neither can you hopng your eyes VIII become
need OF glasses go n pau
Rance OF opucs
psrssteaty taxing the mus cles Eyes u de-
supply sno
nany il by the lens OF the spectacle eye
nclouy eyes tested az once o
nothing.
p.orEaLY FITTED MURINE PROMOTE EYE COMFORT
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-11-16

The Southern Express Company has
made its quarterly report to the Rail-
road Commission. The receipts amount
to S64 ,560.92, expenses to S58, ,455.21
leaving net profit of S6, 105.H.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-11-16
SPECIAL SESSION OF
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE

Called By Governor Blanchard to Investigate
Recent Dock Strike-Alleged EmbezzIements
are Also to be Probed-congress May Be
Memorialized to Provide for the Election of
United States Senator'S by Direct Vote of
the People.
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leans last week, after a stay of several
weeks with her mother at "Villa Chris
tine"
Mrs. Raymond FORMER and daughter, !,
of Logtown, spent several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dymond were the guests
of the Marion family on Sunday.
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THE NEW ORLEANS MINT
Receives Order to Work Overtime Of Subsidiary
Gems for an Indefinite Period.

II. S. Suthon, superintendent OF the
United States mint at New Orleans has
received an order directing that the mint
be worked over time for an indefinite
period in order to coin in order to coin
every month $2O0, 900 of subsidiary pieces
in addition to the regular coinage oI
$500, 900 per month.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-ECigwlLs schedule tgIes published only as
information and are uot guaranteed.
'I.5J a. m.-Danriile and way stations.
'sa5 d. m.-HaiTislubuIg and vay stations.
go a. m.-Seepgrs and coaches 20 Atlanta aua
New OIeaus Dining Car.
IL 90 .. m.-Seeqers and coaches 20 Columbia,
Savannah, and JACKSONVILLE. Dining Car.
fiNl p. m.-Hauis0ubIrg and way stations.
AS D. m.-Charlottesyle, Naueutcn, s,rasburs.
and way stations
SIS p m--Seepcrs and coaches 10 Atlanta and
Columbus, ia. oulsst Route Tourist Sleeper to saa
Francisco tri-weekly.
80 p m.-Sleelers and coaches 70 Charlotte Co
lumbla, and Augusta. Dining Car
'l0l5 p. m.-osepers ard coaches fTia Lynchburs
and Bristol to Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
ORLEANS. Dining Car.
loo F-m--New York and NeW Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman to Asheyi.,e Atlanta Birmingham.
ard New Orleans. Club and Observation Cans. Dn-
inE Car
Note-'Daly. 'Week days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
IS, s-5, and 2d5 a. M 80, Sc So I.50 and
u.D D. n daily Local trains from Hauisonbur!.
y . p. m week days and % ,. n daily. from
Charlottesville 6 Is a. N. daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from Buem0nt
Ticket Ollces 10 18th ST. 5ll Ia. are. and
Pennsylvania Station.
c. II. ACKERr 81 HARDWICK.
Y. Z. & Gen. Mgr. Pass Trat Mgr.
" q. TAYLOE. G.. P. 4 L. 5 BROWN g. A
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RAILROADS.,
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule iu effect June 81. 1917.


254 T. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS. daily
STOPS at principal points in Virginia. Nestibuis
train; standard coacles parllr car 9 Clifton Forge
and connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman
sisepeIs Clifton Forge 20 Louisville Cincinnati
Indianapolis So loIs and Chicago Dining car
a IA carte service from G0Id1nsUlic
iI0 T. NEW q. 4 o. LIMITED Daily
Fast TestBuie train; stops only d. Lord0us7le,
Charlottesville. StauntCn. Clifton FCrge and CoT-
lngtCu, Va; White sulphur R0uceysre and Hin
ton, W. Va. Pullman siegprrs 90 Lexington, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. indianapolis, 81 louis and tli-
c1go Dining cars. a Ia carte service. Oue night ont,
uI) +. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED DaIy-sold
Tesubule train. Pullman sieepers 10 Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment. sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
Ia carte service. oleepeIs Cincinnati % Chicago
and II. Louis, and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and OHIO
0fices 5l5 Peunsslvania avenue 64 Ii,1 street
Z. and Sixth street station. Telephones Main 57Jl
for Pennsylvania Z. r. CAB Service aud Main IyBs
for e. & u. Ticket Office
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TRANS-PACIFIG MAILS,

japan, Korea china. and Philippine Islands, via
Tacoma, close here daily at SO 2. m. mp TO July
3, for dispatch by steamer Belleroph0n.
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily az
$50 y. m. up to July s. for dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan. Korea China. ard Philippine Isl-
ands. via San Francisco close here daily az $50 p.
m. up to July l3, Tor dispatch by steamer America
MaU.
Australia (cycept mails for West AustmliHl, New
ZEALAND. Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria British Co
lumbis close here daily at ii.i5 u. m. up to july
Il fnr li.natch hE sL-.ner M-ara-
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
0fIiees, and will be promptly for
uarded 20 the main ofiicei
WOODWARD & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bureau.
GOLDENBERGS Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th st., X. l.
ave. and Il ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th and L sts. NV.
DOM & SANFOBD'S PHARMACY. corner n, I.
ave. and North Capitol st. IVY.
JoHNSTONS PHARMACY. I22l n. J. ave. nv.
S. KANN. SONS & Collaboration Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRAIANS PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SIS.
T. p. WELLER'S PHARMACY 1884 NJ 81. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. llth and G SIS. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd and q ste NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY lst and c SIS nv.
CAMpBELL'S PHARMACY. nth and Par, SITS. NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and Irv-
ing sis NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts, nv.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and SIS. NV
kENERS PHARMACY, 9Th and sts. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, "a and Z sts ns
ALEXANDRIA
GEO. W. PETTEY, SO King street
NEW YORK
Ia COSTA & MAXWELL, Nassau Beekman Bldg.
CHICAGO
La COSTA & MAXWELL, Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. S. WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and n. c. aves.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED 80 COMPETENT COLORED BUTLERi
60 10 Asbury Park. y. j.. S. walters for White
sulphur, ". Va. SIS and fares; other walters dish
men, chailbermaids. Mattresses and cooks this city.
EUREKA. l0u New York ave
WANTED-A TEACHER FOR SrENOGRAPHY,
AZ the night sessions only Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday CAPITAL COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE. 900 o 81 NV
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE TO TAKE A SUM
mG C0urse; much individual attention 20 pupils
wishing 70 review any study or 10 persons who
wish 10 prepare for ciTiseryIce examinations. any
study weeks day. or Y weeks. evening SIC.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 T. Capitol
street myl7-u
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az cur school in 80 20 % days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg, Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. STENO'
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-3ls Colorado Building.
ncS-ff
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE,

HORSE. BUGGY. HARNESS AND FURNITURE
wagon. for want Of use. a dress BOX lo6 Herald
ofict. VAST
We MAKE A sPECIALTY OF TRUNK AND
harness repairing Bargains IN Uhiis and horse fur
nishiugs. 18th and Il SIS. NV. south of Ave Phone
II 41l-M je2B-gt
FOR sALE-HERES YOUR CHANCE TO PICK
up a bargain iB a sIightlyused upright piano.
Choice Of a number Of high grade makes such as
Stenway, Knabe stief Nose Hsrdmau. Fischer,
Gablcr &c. at sl00 S2j $50 SIS. 500. $50 SIS.
500. s325, aud $50 Make your selection now Easy
payments accepted. O. }. DeAiOLL CO.. High.
grade Pianos 1881 Il ST.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice of Dissolution of Limited
COpartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the limited
copartnershlp Of CHARLES G. GATES
& CO, composed Of Charles c. Gates. Ar
thur ]. Singer Charles g. Smith, Orson
e. Wells. Ramsay G. Bogy. Frank II
Hubbard, John b. Morrow, Walter II.
Dupee, and Melville ID. Martin, general
partners. and John w Gates, John Lam
bert, and Frank +. Drake. special part
ners. viii not continue until the 18th day
OF February, 1908, as stated in the certifi-
cate OF renewal of said limited copartner-
ship heretofore filed and published, but,
upon the contrary, HAS THIS DAY
BEEN DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
Such OF the affairs OF said limited part
nership as remain unsettled will be wound
up by. and payments due 10 said limited
partnership may be made to- Charles G..
Gates, or, IN case Of his absence or dis
ability, 10 Arthur J. Singer or Charles G.
Smith, at the Office Of Charles c. Gates,
No. III Broadway. New York. y. Y.
Dated New York, June q, 1907.
CHARLES G.. GATES,
ARTHUR J. SINGER,
CHARLES G. SMITH,
ORSON c. WELLS.
RAMSAY c. BOGY,
FRANK II. HUBBARD.
JOHN b. MORROW,
WALTER II. DUPEE,
MELVILLE .. MARTIN.
JOHN W. GATES.
JOHN LAMBERT,
FRANK T.. DRAKE.
jy5.12.l926,au2
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FOUND,

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHER-
bet, 1Cc and 91c per gal, 8 large bricks in q box.
&c. Do not Judge our ice cream by the price Try
it and yCu viii bug If. Phone N. 953 57 New
York are. NV Wj-u
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LOST

.LOsT-A PLAIN GOLD RING; ENGRAVED N.
side, It. II. LII. B. l. - reward 10 finder.
THOS II. LOCKER, 1872 5lth 81. j53t
LOST OR STOLEN-A BLACK AND WHITE
cat; black. with white breast and feet, s. reward
Return 70 2Jl6 D st iv58t
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY

Schedule Of excursion trains 90 aud from Chesapeake
Beach. Subject to change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
GOiNG-Leave District Line station at g . and
II % q. m, 2.3o $40. rs. and IS p.
RETURNING-Leare the Beach 70 s 80 a. n, l2A5,
2-l0 6o. 500 AID 70 09 D.. m.
FOR TIE FOURTH.
Besides the above there win d. additional special
trains almost cyerT hour
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE
insurance company desires The services Of energetic
white representatives for this city 20 the proper per
sons contracts viii b. offered that Wil result IN
building MP increasing income each year. splen-
did opportunity for the right persons AddrgSs. with
references T. @. BOX z'f i55-st
WANTED ANEASSERS or SOLICITORS. To
sell iewclry fer cash OF credit; regular salary and
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG'S ss5
Pa sye NV 5eSufsS-u
WANTED-YOVNG WHITE MAN. To WORK Is
lunch room. steady Job. FORD & GRAHAM 6b
18th st. NV iy4Et
wANTED-HELPER N ICE CREAM FAC
tory Apply LACEYs. co. y. Y. ave. uT. t5Jt
SOLICITORS. or ABILITY AND GOOD AD-
dress. references. ". ". Herald c.Tce iy2-jt
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING; f;
no pain; lock, feel, act, and last longer that natu
raj teeth. shrUnken faces made normal; painless f
ing Dr. J. l. WILSON. l2e st. NV. my9tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns, s. uyk Gold Fill
ings 81 up; Silver Filings. sec Work guaranteed
No pain. DIR. GEO, L. EDMONDS. SO f St NV
jal0-tf
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BROWNS STEAM LEADS
Has Best Record Among Col
lege Ball Clubs.
NOT BEATEN DURING SEASON

Although Leaders Had a Compare
lively Easy Schedule and Played
Only sixteen Games, They Had n
Most Impressive Appearance and
should BE Ranked High.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WANTED - PARTNER. ELECTRIC BUSINESS:
active OF silent; experience unnecessary: grand
opening for party with not less than so capital
BON lG, Herald Office. iei-3t
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How the Teams Stand.

IFollowing is the ranking of the ten
jtrong college teams in the East: Brown.
/Cornell, Princeton, Penn State, Fordham.
Harvard. Holy Cross. Williams. Yale.
and Georgetown.
The 'summer-ball" question didn't seem
10 worry many Of the colleges this sea
son, and many students competed on the
varsity mines who played professional
ball last summer. Eight captains of New
England college teams were among the
professionals WHO passed muster, and
three Of the number played with league
teams. Early in the season 1t was re-
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVEK
and hairdresser shampooing manicunng chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment WorS done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 9655 si Il
St NV, fe9-tf
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COLLECTORS.

WILL KEEP Up YOUR COLLECTIONS. MAIN
3495-M. Il. Il. SWAN. 3l5 Bond Blds js2e-7t
We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessiul FULLER AGENCY. III l2th st. NV.
mb5tf
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FARMS FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-l5-ACRE FARM; NEW 5ROOM
house; lot Of fruit trees, farm implements. &c
near old Dominion T. r.; cheap to quick buyer.
Frank q. Butts Co. Unc), 621 18th NV.
h3-tf
FARM. 32,z ACRES. IL MILES FROM CLIFTON;
house, barn chicken coops: everything outside:
cheap If sold quick. Address Mrs. ANNIE
HOOVER Clifton Va. ivi3t
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TOURING CAR FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-A WAYNE TOURING CAR. FOR
five passengers, 1906 pattern. with top: fully
equipped and IN excellent condition: viii sen at
great sacrifice TO an immediate purchaser. For par
tculags apply ROOM 12. Jenifer Bids, 5th and d
sts- NV iy46t
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, Washington. july !. lsT-Sealed PRO
posals win be received 40 this Office until y
O'CLOCK NJ. MONDAY JULY Is. IsF. for the
construction Of Sewers Forms. specifications and
necessary information may BE- obtained AZ Room
l3, District Building Washington d. C. HENRY
=. F. MCFARLAND HENRY J. WEST, JAY
j. MORROW. Commissioners. b. G.
jy56sgl0u
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

lust RECEIvED-AFRICANG GRAY PARROTS.
angora and maltese kittens, young canarics; also
tuberoses and gladiolus. dahlia and eiephsnt-ear
bulbs. SCHMID. BIRD STORE, ~ l2h st nv
ap9-f
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

FOR SALE a PERFECT DRIVING HORSE.
With Brewster picnic trap and English harness
$50 for the rig. BON l05 Herald office. jy4-st
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

REQ TOURING CAR, USED SHORT TINE
for demonstrating. perfect condition, $40; slightly
used Indian motorcycle $685. Oldsmobile Sg75
CHAS L. MILLER q BRO. ll)j 18th St.
FOR sALE-YOUR CHOICE Of SEVERAL
makes Of slightly used electric and gasoline r1na-
bouts and gasoline touring cars at prices that will
interest you. DUPONT GARAGE CO 820 NJ st
nw. Phone y. 5lil my22tf
GASOLINE DELIVERY CAR; ONLY USED
short while; in irs'-class condition. Address
BOX 81. Herald Office my23-f
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 krakaugr Uprght................. SIS
$50 Lester Upright...................... 2Sj
80 Royal Upright. 30
80 Demarest .......................... 90
We sell ON Casy terms without interest Our stock
comprises 100 pianos Of twenty different makers
HUGO WORCH.
W0RCH BUILDING, ITO G street,
Sole Agents for SohmCr, Blasius. Cameron, Kurtz.
mann, and Regent Pianos.
Tuning, Hauling, and Repairing.
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-CLEgELAND PARK
FINE NEW HOUSE. eight rooms $40
MOORE & HILL INC.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No. 1850, Ad-
minstration.- is 10 give notice that the sub
5cribers. Of the District 4 Columbia. have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District q
Columbia letters testamenrar on the estate Of
Louisa c. Moore late Il the District of Colum-
bia. deceased. All pcrsons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 70
the subscribers. on CT before the I'd DAY OF
JULY. A. d. 1908; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit cf said estate Given un-
der or hands this ID day Of July. 1907. RICH
ARD O. MOORE. li6 street northeast ROBERT
L. MATTINGLY. AZ Louisiana ayenue northwest
Attest: tSealJ WM C. TAYLOR. Deputy Register
Of Wills for the District q Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ROBERT Z. MATTlNGLY, Attor-
neg. G5,2B
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court. Joseph r.
Lott, one Of the executors and trustees under the
last viii and testament Of George G. Andersen,
deceased, complainant, vs. John II. Anderson et
al. dCfendants Equity No 26ie6.-unon con
sideration Of the petition and report # Joseph r.
Lott. trustee. flied herein on the 18th dag Of
june A. D. 1907. stating that he has sold all Of
lots numbered q. Q. and %. Of a subdivision q
that part Il a tract Gf land called Pleasant
Plains, as said subdivision is recorded IN the
Office q the surveyor Of the District 4 Columbia
IN Book County number rinc ,si. folio seyenty-fye
49,. formerly numbered as lot tWeuty-six ll5l, IN
S. J. Goss' subdivision II part of Pleasant
Plains, recorded in Liber Levy Court two f2l
folio eighty-uine s9l. of the records q the slr
reyors Office of the District Of Columbia with i'm
prUTements thereon, 20 EenOra Nolte, fer the sum
# fortyonc hundred dollars ~ l00i subject % a
brokers commission of oue hundred dollars 800 ;
and further that he has sold the south twenty co.
feet front By the fll depth thereof = l0t thirty
nine 49, and all q i1t ihirty-fve t7j IN the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company trustee. subdi-
vision cf square Numbered twcntyf0ur .2H IN Pet
worth Addition 90 the city q Washington, as said
subdivision is recorded IN Book County uumhsr
eleven tll. page dity-two Sd q the records 4
The oice Of the surveyor Of the District 0f Colm-
bia; also LOT hfty four 4I. e the Washington Loan
and Trust COMPANY trustee. subdivision q lots
numbered thirty-nine &c., and forty liOI, in
square numbered seventy-f0ur ga q the 'Petworth
Addition % the city Of Washington as pr plat
recorded in County Book eleven ll page fftg-
three 49,, u the records Of the Office Cf the
vey0r q the District of Columbia, to William
Brown. for the sum Cf tvenyy=eveu hundred and
f0rty-eight dollars and fifty cents SZaSj)i. said
real estate land premises and improvements thereon,
being more fully described in said petition, il is
this 18th day q june a. D. 1907, adjudged. or
dCred and decrced. that said sales be-, and they
hereby are, ratified and confirmed. unless cause %
the contrary is shown on ~ before the 3lST DAY
OF JULY, A d. 1851. Provided a copy Of this
order BE- published IN the Washington Law Re
porter and Washington Herald once a week fr
three successive weeks bsfere said LAST mentioned
date By the court. ASHLEY NJ GOULD Justice.
A true cgpy-Tpst. fSeaLI J. r. YOUNG, CleTk.
BY T. L. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant CLERK.
eZ,Eu5l2
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - CASHIER ~ LADIES NOTION
store. state salary, experience and reference Ad-
dress BOX l1+ Herald Office BI3t
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L. S. ENGR. OFFICE. 22D AND X SITS
NV. Washington. ID. c.. June &, lg9l-
Sealed proposals for furnishing and de-
livering bitUminous coal 1T Washington
Filtration Plant Will be received here un-
Ill y m, JULY S, 1901. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on appli-
cation. SPENCER COSBY, Capt, Eugrs
ipkIu.lI 12 fvIF
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Many Extra Innings.

Extrs-inning games and shut-outs this
season have probably been greater than
for years past. One to nothing was a
prominent score. and again many games
were decided by one run. The longest col
lege game Of the season was between
Trinity and Wesleyan, both teams secur-
ing the same number Of runs in nineteen
innings. Penn State and Cornell bat
tied for seventeen innings. the Itha-
cans losing. to !. Syracuse and Niagara
also went seventeen innings. Many games
went ten innings, and one Of the most
prominent CT the games which went
longer was the thirteen-innng, the con-
test between Brown and Yale The latter
also won from Dartmouth in twelve In
nings. A disaEree3bie feature has been
the amount Of trouble caused by obiec-
tions to umpires, the most serious being
the DartmouthBrcwu rumpus when the
former pulled 1t steam off the field be-
cause II did not agree with the man ap-
pointed TO give the decisions Several
games among other colleges were marked
with Kicking. a1E. in fact, umpires have
often laid themselves open to criticism by
giving decisions which few could under
stand. But protesting the verdicts Of the
umpires is a pasjime which should not be
INDUCED in by college mines.
The ranking of the teams. Of course. IS
extremely difficult Brown first, Cornell
second. and Princeton third is without
doubt the fdirest ranking. even though the
margin between each two may be small.
Penn state is entitled 70 fourth place.
Little Is known Of this nine in this
vicinity other than tie games which that
team played with Cornell and Princeton.
It defeated the former, in seventeen in
nngT and lost a close game TO Princeton.
an fmpire'5 mistake figuring largely in
the Iresult. Pennsylvania State had a
wonderful record the past season, and
Mlt9inger, its pitcher, is one Of the best
college slantists in the East six Of his
elgft victories being shut-outs Fordham
is Untitled to the next position. The diff
ierbnCe between the showings Of the
offer teams which make ND the first ten
is isnall.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
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