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Law suits.

No. 4952 Lydia r. Fsunce ct a. vs.. Harvey
H'mebrgh' and Nary 5 Wilson: cicctment Plain
ufS attorney. !. II Adrisans
NJ. i9jl3 state r. MARYLAND Use n Charles VI
At'irk vs. American Bonding and Trust Company
and Hamilton Lindsay; bond. s50N Plaintiff
attorneys G. s Shr-CvP r.. and VI y Richardson.
No. 1854. Willice. Gibbs 4 Daniel vs.. Thomas
Jacssoni certiCrari Defendants attorney, C. T.
Hcrdler
No. i95l5 Thomas r. Riley vs. Stephen A. G.
Galloway; account s.. .a5 o.. Plaintiffs attorneys
J. 4 Hicks and +. A, Jones
No. 1876 George Barrie & Sons vs. Barry Bulk
Icy. Judgment e 5 G. Mills. Justice 4 the peace
fer s95. Plaintiffs attorney, Tucker 4 Kenyon.
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smart shirt waist we'll adapted 10
home making and suitable 10 any Of the
seaSonable materials. is sketched. The
front is tucked in groups of two to
yoke depth. while the tucks in back
extend from the edge Of the yoke TO
the waistline. The regulation shirt
sleeve is used. and the trig front plait.
which later may be edged with the
frilling or not. as desired. The medium
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Friduy, June Z, 1907

& Hamilton
No. So Jones vs. FoIse Attorneys. Tucker q
Kenyon and =. $ Bailey-Halam Haam.
No. 565 Nauman vs.. City and Suburban Rail
way. Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg-J. J. Darling
ton.
No. 5sZ Lea a. Patterson Attorneys. II. W,
Whcatley-J. J. Hemphili.
No. 5s8 Lambert vs.. Riley. Attorneys. W. j..
Lambert and T. A. Heiskell-D Douglass & Douglass.
No. 8s Hayes vs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys l. L. Jefords-Chapin Brown.
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EUutty Suits.

No g7lR Thomas Hall v T. Welsh Ashford
Ct al % substitute trustee. Compliments solicitor
]. a. Butler.
No. El39 Amelia jones rs Thomas r. Martin
et al TO substitute trustee. Complainants solici-
tor. J. l. Peyssr
No. Eli0. Annie M Thompson vs. Rosa T.
StT0uss 81 al; partition. Complanauts solicitor
H. B. Webb.
No. 2Tlil. John r. Cumberland ct al rs. Mari
r. Zachary q al partition. Complainant solici
tor ". w Douglas.
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THE WILTSHIRE.

Virginia ave. and Beach American and European
plan. Cafe; music. For rates. &c, see Washington
representative. II. Ralph Burton Bond Bldg api e0t
HOTEL pONf-tS ms 1EO<
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Commerce and Labor surprised every
one yesterday on the White Lot by de-
feating Interior by to T. The game from
a spectators standpoint was n good one.
as the whole game was replete with sen
sation8l plays. Little Kinney, the third
sacker for the winning team. far sur
passed the others in fielding grabbing
four hard chances from behind the play
ers' bench. Bielaski cracked out three
drives. one going for three bags while the
other two were good for a single and a
double.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Commerce and Labor Springs Sur
prise by Beating Interior.

,DING OF THE TEAMS.
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Criminal Court No. 4.
ITsTICE STAFFnRl

United States IS Harrison Wagner. perjury; peti
ton for inquiry into sanity granted; time to Dreseu
motion for new trial extended 10 July l. 1881 snc
motion continued 80 that date. Attorney, W.
plumley
Adjourned out Of respect 20 the memory Of Z
Scott Douglas a member Of the bar.
Assignment FOR Monday. June 10. 1907:
United States vs. Edwin 5 Holmes, IT, ION trial.
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EaW"I Tn7"TITITT- : FIT7F T1s0 ~ TTTTT7"
TRINITY ., s. yureut's. > Left ON bases Trinity.
6. ST. yincruts. @ First base ou bslIs-Of Birch
4: oF Norris 3; Oh johnson Innings pitched
By Norris 3. by johnson 2 Hits msie-O6 Nor
MS 3. Of johnson. g Struck out-Bv Birch g.
by Norris I by johnson. l. TW0-hsse hit Heinrich
Sacrifice hit-O RriJn. Stolen hases-E Sebastian
l2l Harris Chism Ehlers b. Sebastian, johnson.
Hit by pitcher-By Bucf 3; by Norris. J., by John
son. 3 Wild pitch-Brcb. Passed haIls-Chism,
Beckett p JmriIss Nessrs Ager and Buckley.
Time 4 ssmc-l hour and . minutes.
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fiSf heS- l' or rf--' 'liHteft- AHt i-tFI. ] l'lt
on bases Commerce and Labor. 9; Interior. J. First
base on balls-Of Whcstley .. 0f Eartrl. Q. Of
Bran. g. Innings Vi'chei-By Whsatley. 9. by
Barte 6. hv Brau. g. Hits madc-Of Barfel. 4.
Of Bryan g. Struck out-By Whr1tley. Z hy BAR
tel. 2. hy Bryan. g. Three-hase hif-Bielaski Two
base hits -Belask DuF8nUe Stolen bases Belask
%. Evans Shoemaker. Bryan VOLT. Double PLAYS
-Kinncg 90 Evans. knight 20 Cam. Knight 10 Cau.
Hit hy pitchG-By Bryan. Wild pitch-Busn.
Passed bas-ErWiu. W0ItZ TmVire-Mr. Bets
Time of game hour and . Minutes
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HOTEL MONTICELLO.
HOTEL ISLESWoRTH

THE GLENDALE" ST. JAMES PLACE. NEAR
Beach and all attractions. New management. ;
= PAIL rl,ls-fu IN : : -s0t
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BnnEruptcv Petitions.

Nc so Elizabeth Naursr. mems Furnishings. At
No 1924 Seventh stNet northwest: liabilities.
N0-o63. assets 50 Attorney. NJ H. Stearman
M 5oi. Joseph ". Finders grocer az Bright
wood; assets, Els3is. liabilities. N5s7N Attor.
uey Frank J. Wssncr
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Totals ...... s5ls 4 3

First base ty rTTCrs- At1HrlCs. J. AlOysuS. =
Left On bas-s-Atlautics 5. Alrysius 6. First base
On halls-Of Clrnaue. L. IT WooIcn ,. of Hsndi-
b-e o Innings pitchfd-By Cnrane. %; by Han
dib1r. 5 Is Hits made-OG Crrrane, 2 nf Handi-
Doe 8 Struck cGt-Ry Currane. |. By Handiboe. ?;
hy Wooden g. Trc-hase Priest Stolen bases
Bishop a. NcCartly Lord. ". Handh0e %.
simon. Davis Rsggttte. Hit h. pitcier-By Cur
name. 2: w Wo1icn T. Wild piiches-Curnane.
Wooden. Umpire-NIr Hsndiboe. Time of game-l
hour and q miuutcS
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size calls for three ard one-half yards
of thirty-two-inch material
SIX sizes. 81 10 - inches bust meas
uro
pattern OF this may be obtained by
inClosing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing tho Pattern Department, The
Washington Herald, 73f Fifteenth
street northwest. giving number ,2540)
and size wanted
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American Rental Bureau

Isl Granby ST.. Nofok Va The place % g far
good rooms. Information. assistance baggage
checked free.
ENGAGE YOUR ROOMS FOR JAMESTOWN
Exposition. Rooms. 81 fer day; breakfast If de-
zirsi best rart city. ON car line 80 grounds Al
dress MRS HUDGINS. p. %. Box &C. Norfolk iss a
VIRGINIA BEACH VA-Srerd y0ur vacation
where there is fine bathing. golf links and delight
fUl climate Near exposition. Reserve rooms and
board now. Write for rates Mrs JARVIS mv26 3lt
RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET. OCEAN
View, Na-Clesn rooms. nnc cooking. On car
lines l5 min. 70 Exposition. J. ". BUCHANAN.
my2 dim n
NICE COMFORTABLE LODGING without board
81 a day; only FIVE minutes walk % al steamboat
lines running t7 Exposition grounds MRS. @.
EINDEWALb. sE Cont 81. Portsmouth. Va.
The Sea Bright Cottage. Ocean View,Na
% minutes % Exposition. minutes 20 Oczau view
Directly Cu Hampton Roads FuN view Cf 81
ships Address Uwnyr Sea Bright Cottage. 10 {
Charlotte street Norfolk. Va. myE-51'
MTNNEHAHA COTTAGE Willrushy Beach Nod
crate rates for room and hUari. most selrct uart
q Ocean View K. ID. GUY. OCEAN View. Va.
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Directly ON the Beach 400 rooms; 200 with FTesn
and salt Water Baths attached American and Eu-o-
pean Plan: cuisine speciality, newly renovated and
decorated and new management Personal direction
Of JOEL HILLMAN, Prop. also proprietor Of Hsr-
vev's Famous Restaurant Of Washington. D. &.
The new ana most popular feature Of this hotel IL
the Red Rambler tirill lel-St-d&S
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Hotel Dennis


Occupies one-haH square Of unobstructed beach
front New freproof addition Of 100 rooms and baths
with sea and fresh water. WALTER J. BUZBY.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Takes Easy Victory from
81. Vincent by 13 to {.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
- -. -. = s. D.nInie

81. Vincent was easy picking for Trim
ity yesterday. the latter winning a six
inning contest by 13 to A.
For the first three rounds honors were
fairly even. but batting rallies I'm the
fourth and fifth innings put the game
lads
In spite Of the rain Manager Jennings
insisted or playing more than the neces-
sary five innings, although his team was
hopelossly outClassed.
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Iu re Elizabeth Maurr adjudication and refer.
Cuce
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Curnane's first inning. in which he gave
four bases on balls and hit two men,
was enough 20 give the Auantics'a lead
which enabled them to win handily from
the Aloysius Club by 10 3.
The last four innings were played in Il
driving drizzle, and the work Of simon,
Lord. and ". Handlboe was the feature.
The official score.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made By
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation--a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the CsD-
ital. Its books are open.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office Of THE WAsHINGToY HERALD located
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements can be inserted regular Office
H S. WALLACE Special Rebreeniafge
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices Of THE WAsHNcroN HERALD
are located in the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
zo2 Law Building corner of Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY, Herald Staff Correspondent
JoHN T. ORCHARD Business Representatives
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Summer AsHiRnment Of Justices.
Justice Wright. July 10 Is.
Justice Anderson. July Is &c July 81
Justice Barnard, August / 10 August IS.
Justice Stafford. august l6 10 August 81.
Justice Gould, September TO September l5
Chief Justice Clabaugh. September IS 10 septen
ber 60.
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new YORK RESORTS,
LAKE GEORGE
HOTEL MARION.

Lake George. New York 4 resort where guests csn
spend most ENJOYABLE outing Delightfully."- situated
On West Sh1rc. superb view large. airy and bright
rooms with or without private baths. Fam con-
nectcd with hotel Fresh Vegetables Poultry. Mix.
and fr'Iit. Fine Macadam roads with well equipped
livery. JOS. n. MAKN IL
isi- -Nf-G&S
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AtIantics Get Poor start and Lose
to AIoysius ny 6 TO 2.
Curnane's first inning. in which he
STANDING OF THE TE

Game to-day-Athu.ic- IS. Government Printing
OAlce. 40 First and VI streets northeast
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THE MONITOR, '''s s.,GsI.' .ss o,:"''' r.

Beautiful. permanent, new throughout, accommo-
dates with IT'S auneKes 400 every service gIaT8utesd
Rates: Lodging NQ. regular meals. see. Limited
cafe service. Bus meets all trains ana stesfners.
u4vf1-ff
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HOTEL FAIRFAX,

City Hall Ave Norfolk Va.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
New and ug 90 late. Cars pass the door f'- Ez-
position grounds. mv22lmo
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Roanoke House,

5,I County ST. Portsmouth Va
Rooms 81 q day. with board g. a day. 50 minutes
90 Exposition b steamer blocks away. MRS.
s. D. LANGLEY
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
HOTEL MONROE.

PORTSMOUTH "a.
Within % minutes u Jsnesiown Exposition
grounds Accommodates 800. European plan. IRA
l. STONE Manager. Mrs. a, p. THOMAS Pro
pTietyess. myls-lmO
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Read notes On all local baseball
leagues in tO-morrOw's Herald.
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PROGRESS hCTEL

NORFOLK, VA.
One SQUARE from Washington Steamboat Landing.
Cars 10 Exposition PASS door, Rates, SL0) and N7J
per dsv- myls-50t
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
Where Are You Going TO Spend me Summer
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY N 4

Offers unusual attractions and advantages 20 families
seeking quiet restulness. Best % bathing and hsh-
ing: comfortable cottages and hotels Two miles Of
superb ocean beach. Boardwalk 24o feet long and
twenty feet wide Schools churches sc Arjpsizn
water: electric lights gas % minutes by trolley from
Atlantic tity For information apply CHARLES
HART. City CCTk. South Atlantic CITY. y J.
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HOTEL STIcKNEY

Removed % So. y Y Ave and Beach. Spzc.
lawns g 20 g per dav g 20 Sl5 weekly R0,
en- suite, with BATH elevator. l. Y. STlCENEY
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l9I Granny 81. Norfolk. Va. The place O. g {.
good rooms. Information. assistance baggas
glecked lrel.
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TILE RHAN CHELSEA,
II SANO All ArT3E CRY n
nAE ERRA MOST SELECT
" NAEGtSn AND ATTRACTIVE.

Moderate price hotel; centrally located the
beach; accommodations. service, and cuisine excel
any in town at similar prices Booklet and spring
rates H. J. DlNES.
ar25-t,l III sat S'in-60t
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-07
Inventors and Builders.

The Irish have made a great record
as inventors and builders. The Morse
system of telegraphing is the product
of an Irishman's brain. and so was
the steamship of Robert Fulton Alex
ander and William Orr, father and
uncle of the president of the New
York Life Insurance company. were
the first to invent machinery for
PRINTING wall paper by cylinders, and
the first to make printing paper with
wood FIBER William Kelly built the
first two brick houses in. Pittsburg,
and pig Iron" Kelly laid the political
foundation for Pittshurg's riches. John
F. Mulholland was the constructor of
the first successful pneumatic tube of
large diameter, the kind that is now
used in the government postal service.
John B. Mcdonald built the New York
subway and the Baltimore belt line.
and David Lynch laid the Alaskan
cables.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-07
Irish In America
BY F. j. Haskin

present century, having laid open the
great Northwest with his railroads.
ami sent his conmerce-lade ships
to the porTs of Japan, Russia and
China. Alexander f. Orr, president of
the New York Life Insurance com
pany, is only once removed from an
/ freshman born in County Cork, and
John A. Mccall, his predecessor, was
also Irish. Daniel O'Day is one of
the presiding geniuses of Standard
Oil. Captain John F'lannery was pres
ident Of the Southern Cotton Ex-
change, and Colonel C. c. Sanders
headed the State Banking company Of
Georgia.
Captain John ]. Healy was the COM
mercial discoverer of Alaska When
he had burrowed his way through the
frozen north to the largest Alaskan
settlement, he found four of the 16
! men already there to be Irishmen
Thomas r. Walsh, of Washington. is
president Of the irrigation congress,
George ]. Whelan, with his 300 cigar
stores is the largest retail tobacco
dealer in the United States. Samuel
G. Bayne has organized more national
banks than any one man in America,
having spread his labors over seven
states. Samuel Sloane. railroad presi-
dent, and Richard c. Kerns, capitalist,
are fellow countrymen from the EN-
erald Isle.
Control Worlds Food Supply.
The four Cudahy brothers, Patrick,
John, Edward and Michael exercise a
large control over the food supplies Of
the world, and their native cities
Milwaukee. Chicago and Omaha-owe
an enormous commercial debt to their
unfiagging enterprise. George Russell.
OF Nevada, and Timothy Kinney, Of
Wyoming, are cattle barons Thomas
Mellon is dean Of the Pittsburg bank
ers. Three Irishmen-James c. Wood
William s. O'Brien and James G. Fair,
with their leader, John w. Mackay-
took from the famous Comstock lode
in Nevada $15O,OO0.o0O worth of sill
yer, thus reversing the silver markets
of the entire world. 1t was John w
Mackay and James Gordon Bennett
who financed the scheme to conect
Europe and America with an Atlantic
cable.
Establish Protestant Churches.
Not many people know that in ad-
dition to establishing the Catholic
church in tn original 10 colonies, both
the PresbytF Teri, and Methodist de-
nominations Ammerica were found
ed by Irishn. nen. Philip Embury
founded the Meth s.5iEpiscopal sect,
and built the John Street church in
New York, called the Cradle of Am
erican Methodism." Reverend Francis
Mackenzie, an Irish immigrant, was the
first regularly established Presby-
terrain minister in New York, and was
known as the Father of the Presby-
American cardinal was John Nc
Closky. Cardinal Gibbons is also irish
Ireland has given us "a bishops and
five archbishops, the latter being John
Ireland, John ]. Keane, Patrick J.
Ryan, John M. Farley and John ].
Glennon.
-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-07
In Newspaper Field.


The newspapers of the country owe
an amazing debt to the Irish. The
New York Sun became great and IA
nous under the guidance of Charles A.
Dana and John NJ. Laffan; the first
daily paper in Boston. called the Polar
Star and Daily Advertiser, was found
ed by John DAILY Burke; the st. Louis
Republic was founded by Robert
Charles; the Chicago Tribune by Jo-
seph Medill; and Golfers Weekly by
P. F. Collier, All of these men were
Of the talented Gaelic race. Henry
w. Grady, the former brilliant editor
of the Atlanta Constitution. was also
an Irishman.
Irish as Educators.
As educators the Irish have fur
nished such men as William Rainey
Harper. father Of the University Of
Chicago; Robert Alexander, the found
.er OF Washington and Lee university;
William n. Maxwell, for eight years
the superintendent of New York pub
eic schools; Maurice Francis Egan,
Continued on Page Four.)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-05
Health in the Canal Zone

The high wages paid make it a
mighty temptation to our young
artisans to join the force of skilled
workmen needed to construct the
Panama Canal. Many are restrained
however by the fear of fevers and
malaria. 1t is the knowing ones
those who have used Electric Bitters,
who 60 there without this fear, we'll
knowing they are safe from malarious
influence with Electric Bitsers on
hand. Cures blood poison too,
biliousness, weakness and all stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles. Guar
anteed by Hanson & Emerson drug
gists. SOC.
The Boston Store has just opened
it's first invoice OF new fall goods
from Hart, Sehaffner T. Marx. This
stock offers an excellent opportunit
to see what the correct styles for
the comm g esson are 10 he.
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The ScripturaI Application.

Farmer Hopkins, becoming very
much irritated at his cow one hot aft
ernoon for switching her tail in his
face, as he sat milking her, took his
knife from his pocket and cut off the
Offending member.
] This piece of cruelty caused great
commotion in the neighborhood, and
the following Sunday the teacher of a
restless class of boys tried to impress
on their minds the great in of such
cruelty and closed her remarks by
asking if any boy could tell some
verse in the Bible that show2i how
wrong all such acts of cruelty we're
One little hand went up.
what is it, George?" said tn.
teacher.
What God has joined toget'@0" let
no man put asunder," trium.> aatly
answered George.
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Gender of the Enu!ish Words.

A Frenchman and an Eng!ishman
were travelling together delivering ad.
dresses. The Frenchman was not
very proficient in the use of the Eng
fish language. Realizing this, and, de-
string to speak it correctly, he asked
his English friend to correct him when
he found him speaking it naughty"
On one occasion it fell to the lot
of the Frenchman to speak first, and
having spoken longer than he felt he
should, he turned to the Englishman
and apologized saying:
II hope you will excuse me for cock.
reaching on your time so largely.
'You must not say cockroaching,' u
said the Englishman, "you should say
hencroaching."
"Ah," said the Frenchman, 81 al
ways have so much trouble with &c
gender of re English words"
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BRONCHIAL TROUBLES
Readily Yield to Soothing, Healing
Treatment of Hyomei

Bronchial troubles are purely local.
They cannot be helped by stomach
dosing. They are causet by irritation
IN the air passages and can be relieved
and cured by medicated air alone In
this lies the secret of the great sun-
cess of Hy-o-mei in the treatment OF
bronchial troubles.
The first breath Of Hy-o-mei's medi-
Gated air soothes the Inflammation
stops the cough, and relief soon be.
comes permanent and a cure results,
Hy-o-mei has made many remark
able cures in the worst and most
chronic firms Of bronchial troubles
and is sold by Hanson & Emerson
with the same guarantee as they give
when Hy-o-mei is purchased fol-
catarrl1, tina. is, to refund the money
in case the remedy does not give
satisfaction. The complete outfit
cost bat Pl.0o
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First publication Aug. %
Citation for Hearing on Final Ac-
count and for Distribution

Estate of Addison Cleveland
State of Minnesota, County of Stearms in
Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Addison
Cleveland. Gecedent:
The State of Minnesota 70 all persons IN
tcrested in the final account and distribution
Of the estate of said decedeut: The represen-
tatve of the above named decedent, having
filed in this court his final account of the adj.
minstration of the estate of said decedent. to-
ge'her with his petition praying for the ad-
Justment and allowance of said fin 81 account
and for distribution of the residue of said
estate TO the persons thereunto emitted {:
therefore, You. and each of you, are hereby
cited and required to show canse. if any YOU
have, before this court at che Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House. in the city of St.
Cloud. iii the county OF Stearns, State of Mime
sofa. on the 18th day of September, 1907. at 9
o'clock a m, why said petition should not be
granted
Witness. the Judge of said court and the
Seal Of said Court, this 10th day of August.
1904
SEAL All KLASES
Probate Judge.
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Science Refuteo.

"Geologists," he muttered, put the
worlds age at 5OO,O0O,0OO years.
He sneered.
How dc they account, then, for the
100000, C00-year-old jokes that from
day to day appear?"
And with a hollow laugh the hu'Ior-
ist-for such he was-moderniZed a
Phoenician epigfam by substituting
for the word chariot the word "au
tOmobile"