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The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-17

Browning C. NJ. Moss Angelina,
Austin S. ~, Burrow, A. H., Barnet
w. L., Bynum Luke, Bynum w. M,
Belcher A. NJ, Baker G. W, Busby J..
H., Brook c, A., Buroham w. s., Burns
R. A., Baice Jas, Cunningham VIM,
Coleman S. M, Carter ] B., Cameron
M. g., calvery ]. O., Callahan w. H.,
choat D., Coke R. F., Dobbins G. F.,
Dees Jno. P, Duncan G. P, Goans
Afford, CHM Jackson, Clifton JAS,
Grimes G. u, Greer t. F., Grace ".
A., Harper H. g., Hearne G. G.. Hyne-
man B. E., Houston W. F. j., Honnoll
Up A, Huff o M, Haynie E d, Hopkins
A ]. Hooker A M, Harris w P. Jones
G o, Kennedy W X, Kincaid J r, Low
rev G w, Little Calvin, Lewis VIM,
Mincey j M, McKinnon G A, Mathis ]
Q. Moss Jno, Mitchell w H, Moody M,
Murrah w H. Myers Sam H, Mills t
M, Potts E, Poterfield Jno. Pascal L ?,
Petty G w, Poindexter T, Patton A T,
Page Thos, Reynolds D H, Robinson S
T. Scarberry Jos, Smith Jno, Smith
Levi, Savage r, Suitor M, Snow Eli,
.Studdard R M, Strickland G w, Smith
w H, Searcy F T, Thrasher ] 7, Tas-
sell B, Tremier G T, Vanderford J j,
Vandiver b B, Willbanke $, Webb L,
Wilbanks CIV, wigginton Jno, wilson
Jno K. winston G, Dillingham; Jas,
Barker w c, Vanderford A 7.
Murdough Horace, COL, Anderson
Ann W, Burrow Martha j, Bobo Rosa
Ann, Bennett d, Boone Nancy A,
Boyd M c, broadway N E, Bonds Dovie
A, Eriggs Martha A, Dilworth M E,
Dancer Nareissua, Dalton Lizzie, En-
ocll M. B, Clemens Dorcas L, Clay Bet
tie E, Forsyth Greasy, Faircloth M E,
Fryar Mary A. Finley $ e, Fields r j.
Grover E., GIBSON Malinda, Driver
Lennice, Griffin E, Guthrie Mary E,
Hudson L c, Haynie Bachel, Henry
bella, Joslin Marian, Jones M E, Jones
Nancy M, Jones sarah A, Keith Mary E,
Lamberth julia, Lamberth M ], Lam
caster M P, Mathis Eliza, Smith Aman-
da, Stevenson Mary, Taylor MI, Voyles
Elizabeth, GOOD Mahalie, whitehurst a
e, webb Mary E, walker Francis, wade
Ellen, willioms Ollie, Mclean Angeline,
Mattox Sallie, Martin Mamie J, Melvin
oarre E, Munroe sarah, Mosley Mary,
Morris Susan, Nash Elizabeth ], Nelson
Nancy. Oldham Martha, Polk N E, Pat
ric Nancy, Pinkard Sarah, Ray F C,
Rulings N S, Rowsie Tempy, Roper
Sarah, Smith L c, smith Phoeba,
stricklans Julia, savage M T.. spence
Jane E, saneers cynthia.
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Draw Race Line

Hattiesburg, Miss, Oct. 1o.-A reso.
luton calling for separate schools for
Italians, Syrians and Russian Jewish
children in Hattiesburg has been
adopted by the board of education. 1t
will be presented to the city council
in an effort to obtain funds for erect
ing separate school buildings. Recent
race antagonism against Italians re.
suited in the resolution
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cHANCERY SUMMONS.

The State of Mississippi-No. 1859.
To Dock Carter, whose post office adj
dress is Chewalla, Tenn.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county of
Alcorn in said state, on the Third Mon
day of October, A. d. 1907, to plead
answer or demur to the suit in said
court of Nancy Carter Reid ct al, where
in you are defendant.
This 9th day of Sept. A. d. 1907.
w. F. WALLACE, Clerk.
Lamb & Johnston Attys. for com
plainants.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of Mississippi, Alcorn county,
No. 1888. Chancery Court in vacation.
In estate of B. w. Holmes. Notice
is hereby given that I have this day
been appointed by the Chancery Court
of Alcorn county,, Mississippi, Admin
ist-atrix of the estate of B. w. Holmes
late of said county, decd. All creditors
of said estate are notified to have their
claims probated and registered by the
Clerk of said court within one year
from this date and in failure to so pro
bate and register said claims within one
year, they will be forever barred.
This August End, 1907.
ANNA HOLMES, ADMINISTRATORS,
of estate of B, w. Holmes, Decd.
Candler'& Gambler Attys. for estate.
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CHANCERY SUMMONS

The State of Mississippi, No. 1884
To Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co..
at New Orleans, La.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the County
of Alcorn in said State, on the third
Monday of October A. ID. 1907 to plead
answsr or demand to the suit in sale
Court of The Tishomlngo Savings In
stitution wherein you are Defendant.
This goth dav of August A D. 1907.
W. F. WALLACE, Clerk.
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CHANCEY So. =

The re- State ts Of MississipDii = 'sA
auVvr es, Dallas, Texas Post /
fo, I gu a.. are COMMANDED h
10 n1re ei the chancery Court y y appest
mon mOaday of October, 4 4 y ,at to
Ssnd the suit in SAID e = lsg /
smith, wherein You are court | ot
rms 4th day Of sept. ls 4 o91eiead,
W. F. WA1,fans !.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

state of Mississippi, Alcorn County.
/, w. f. Wallace. Clerk of the Chan
cery Court of said county, do hereby
certify the following is complete list
of all the Confederate Pensioners of
Alcorn County, who are entitle to draw
a pension for the year of 1907. This
list is published by order of the Board
of Supervisors under and by require
ments of code of 1906.
Witness my hand and official seal
this oath day of September 1907.
w. F. Wallace, Chancery Clerk.
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MINING STOCK

400. 10000 ! shares in portIs.a
duct 7, & Mining Co. I # 1'' 4 \
for the whole 10 cent 8 : &
amounts. Producing ! Dr s'''a
stock holder and Pres '' ~
Adams. Corinth, Mis- Y !
Pres; s. P. Ross; Sec ]
Boothe, Portland, Ore 81 y
y, Address W. NJ, Langley al
Oregon. O'1'll'
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CHANcERY SUMMONS

The State of Mississippi. 1880
10 Jim Poe, colored, post office adj
dress unknown.
You are commanded to appear before
the chancery court of the county of
Alcorn in said state. on the third Mon
dBy of October, A. D., 1907, to plead,
answer or demur to the suit in SAID
court of Annie Poe, colored, wherein
you are defendant
@zzIhis 18th day of Sept, A. D., 1907.
- w. f. WALLACE, Clerk.
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Helen could euest on Honor.

st. Louis, Oct 15.-With the arrival
from New York of Miss Helen Miller
Gould, the celebration to the opening
of the new Railroad Young Men Chris.
tian Association, Eugenia and Tom
streets, will be begun. Miss Gould,
through whose generosity the beautiful
structure was made possible, is 10 be
the guest of honor at the celebration,
which will cover period of two days.
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Congressman Camnbeu slemn Wiz

Congressman Campbell Slemp, who
was serving his third term as repre-.
sentative OF the Ninth Virginia dis.
trict, died suddenly at Big Stone Gap,
Va, of asthma and heart trouble. He
was 20 years old His widow is crit
ically ill with paralysis and not ex-
pected to survive many days.
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Chancery Summons.

Ths State of Mississippi. No. 1895
To Aler Williams, whose post office
address is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before
the chancery court of the county of
Alcorn in said state, on the third Mon.
day of October. A. D, 1907, to plead,
answer or demur to the suit in said
court of o. Bill of lizzie Williams,
wherein you are defendant.
This, 18th day of Sept. A. D. 1907.
w. f. WALLACE, Clerk.
Young & Young. Attys for Complt.
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Girl cleared Of Murder cbaros.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Oct. 15.-The jury
in the case of Florence Dugan, who
is charged with trying to kill her RS
cent sweetheart George SchomacKeE
found her not guilty and she was dis.
charged.
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CHANcERY sU.Uwo,,s

me ne, state tI of Mississippi NJ ~
10 v Charles Richard r. 40. I'D
tbe O cba are commanded to sn,s..
t 4 Ieo cna!neery court Of t6s ppsst y
cay 9 ,,y,. OF October, A. b., l lss, 'alsd
court of Mary Richard me Is. sy'it ID
a defendant. whereinsn
ms 10th day of Sept. a 4 \.
Gambler & candler,a Au ttvs Z. 81 Z
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-17

SAYSU.S. OUGHT
TOTAKE CHARGE
RAILWAY HEADS SAID TO OPEN
LY FAVOR FEDERAL
CONTROL.
STATES ARE HURTING THEM
Laws Passed by Various Legislatures
Give Roads Too Many Masters
Claim Roads Nearly
Ruined.
STATES ARE HURTING THEM

Chicago Oct. 15.-That railroad ex-
ecutives generally approve of the
plan for government control and regu-
Iation Of the transportation lines of the
nation, as advocated by Robert Ma
Their president Of the Rock Island
railroad. in his speech to the Chicago
Association of Commerce, was strong
ly idicated by various officials Mon
day.
Mr.. Mather's address was called adj
mirable in every way and none of the
railroad officials present disagreed
with him as to the desirability of cen
tralized authority in preference to
what they called the varied and in
consistent system of laws passed by
safe legislatures.
1t was granted, too, that Mr.. Ma
Their had done well to talk openly of
rebating.
After complimenting Mr.. Mather on
his speech, p. p Ripley, president of
the Santa Fe, said he thought the prin-
cipal points urged by the Rock Island
official well taken.
.,,,n 90 msny washers
Wnat tne railroads are opposed TO,
he said, sis that varied assortment of
rules, regulations and laws under
wnicn a. present tney must operate
TOT INSTANCES tne santa re runs
'nlOusn = s.e'es anu lerrl'orles' anu
wnat y lesal IN one staee may De un-
lawlui IN anotner, ana wee versa, IN
other words, we have too many mas
Neis. Wouiu ~ ny pe liuon pe''er loi
10 u we nau a siisle oentrai COURSE
81 Iesula'ion tnan 50 many ! pelleVe
enal y .ne posl'ion taken py MI MA
'her ana most railroau oillcials.
Inc QUERY against tne raiiroads
nas uone mem niucn uahiase' con
.ihueu MI hipiey' lnls anlgonism is
py no means tning Oh inc past II
eAlsts toaay ana IS ueep-seatea. inc
eensuie' tne apIacAs ol the press ana
tne UNJUST strictures from otner
sources nave kept II ailVe. me result
r tna' ene raliroaas nave 'Sssn almost
ruined Ihey are now worrying along
as pest they can Ihey can not do any
thlng Dut serve the puplle' even II
the Pubic Is attacklng them
Mr. Ripley denied that the roads
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POSTAL FRAUDS EXPOSED.
Heavy Losses Discovered by Lack of
System in Money Order Branch.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Confronted
with a statement by Henry Castle,
former auditor for the postofice de-
partment that the government for a
long time had lost an average of $1,000
daily through error and fraud in the
money order system, the congressional
commission which is inquiring into
postal methods has gone far enough
to decide that important reforms are
necessary in the conduct of the serv-
ice.
The postoffice for years has been
without the system of checks and bal.
ances known to every efficient private
business enterprise. Before steps were
token to correct this deficit a post
master in a western town, for instance,
might issue a money order for 800 to
be paid in New York. He would re-
ceive the $10O from the applicant and
notify the postmaster at New York by
the usual means that he had issued
an order for $500. But in reporting to
the department he nigh state that the
order issued was only for 81. The sys.
tenn was such that the fraud would
not be detected, for the western post.
masters order to the postmaster in
New York and his report to the de.
partment were not brought together
for comparison.
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Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff is
III highest grade snuff.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
ROOMS FOR RENT,
THE VAN DYKE

Cor. Sd and ID SIS. nw. Well furnished rooms and
apartments. private baths. rates reasonable. tran
sIauts taken; Zoe up. U5f
l-ti y CAPITOL ~T-GOZI ROOMS: EXCEL
lalr board iu rHea-. family. $3.50 selt5t
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

schedule lu e7ert july 81. ls'i-
200 T. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
day--St9ps at principal points il Virginia. Nesti-
Uul5 train, standard coaches parig. car 70 H.nton
handled 10 No l5 from G0Id0Esille Which has
a ia carte rar1r car and connects az C0ringt0n for
Virginia Bot Springs. Pullman sleelegs Clifton
Forge % Louisville, CINCINNATI, Iu1idlap5lls ot-
Louis ard Chicago
4I0 l.. ANEW C. o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yastlbue uau, stops only al Gort5nsTille
Charlottesville Srlun-o1 Clifton Forge. ard Gov
!ng-oa Va; White Sulphur. B0aceFsT,e. aud hin
ton. W. Va. Pullman s.eeEcr5 % Lexington. Louis
Vile Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and CHI
caE1 Dining cars, Ia csfte service. One night out
u-0 L. M. 4. " LIMITED, Daly-o0ild
vesabaI1 train. Pullman s.sepers TO Ci1ciunat
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
"a carte service. >leepETs Cincinnati u Chicago
ard ST. Louis and Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Ocss 55 Pennsylvania avenue; 63 18th street, near
T. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 80
f1r peunsy,auia r. r. Cab Service and Main l563
for C.. s. O. Ticket Once.
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TRAAS-PACIFlG MAILS.

Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close LgIr daily at $50 3. m. Up 90 Sep
teIuher l6. ir- dispatch D. steamer saauugt.
Hawaii japan, Korea, CHINA. and Philippine Is
lands VIA san Francisco, close here lli.y az 65J
p. III. up To September %. for dispatch by steamer
Korea.
japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, j.. c.. close here daily
at ESQ p M. up % September . iJg dispatch By
steamer Empress OF Japan
Hawaii japan. kCrel. and China. via San Fran
cisco, close here daily 90 ESQ p. m. uQ % SeUtcm-
ber p for dispatch by steamer America Mara
Hawaii, Guam, and Philippine Islands Iia san
Francisco. close here daly % 80 p. De. MP 20 Sep
tcmber 3d. for dispatch by United States transport
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MISCELLANEOUS.
You Should

CaH. write. or phone tlr Catalogue Of Draughon's
Spsnczran Business College a link u Daughou's IA
nous chain If THIRTY Colleges Catalogue contains
evidence Ilat Urau-a.l.s teach more Edokseeu-u-
in THREE months than any other business college
teaches iu SIN months. that about lJ per cent OF
the Official court reporters Of the United States
write the system 1i Shorthand Jha. Duuga1u 5
teachi that railroad companies are cutting railroad
wires into br.a1H.us Ir.ssaphy Departments.
line practice. that Daushgl WlIi get ygu a POSI-
fION Or REFUND every cent Hf the tuition y1u
rav. I,,NE~TIGATEf DEAUGHON'S SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLiEGE. NINTH AND ID.
TON. ag---}Jt
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY,
Learn Telegraphv-Why3

Clip and present or send this notice within next 30
days 70 DTaUghon's corner Ninth and D. aud you
may take Telegaphy and pay $500 Of tuition after
position telegraph operator Is secured DraUghon s
Teegaphy students get practice over mainline wires
cut into DTaughCus College by railway companies.
Thirty thousand more telegraph operators than can
be secured wanted account OF the new eight
hour law. Special rates Of tuition are NOW on az
Draughon's Call or send fer booklet entitled
WHY Lean TeleHsphy}' pRAUGH0S'S SPEN-
CERiAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ninth and D.
Academy Of Music Building. Washington. au2739t
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
September 9th 20 September 18Th, inclusive.
Goiug-g-z5 and il a. Ia, go and $40 P. II
E,.urins-sgl a. m. 1885. 2. and z P u.
SATURDAY. SEPT 1lTH
Gaius-s25 and II o. u., 2-s, 5.i1 -.s5 and 9.5 2 n,
Be-lrlilE-s.gl o. m.. E..5. e. 6. and % p Il.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 18th.
Goirg-s-5 and Il O. H.. --5J g. 7.l5 and ss5 ?. n.
Returi1g-7 q. u.. 1885 go q. G. and 10 2. II
GCiuE-A-- trains leave District Line Station
PAUL L. WATERS,
General Manager.
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AUTOMOBILES,

TIRE TROUBLES ENDED BY SWINEHART
solid cushioned tires; pnermatics not needed on
our smooth streets and hard roads; always ready
great money savers. numerous city testimonials.
JONES RUBBER TIRE WORKS. Agents 6O3604
+ s. se5-th frsa-9t
FIRsT-CLAsS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR;
only used short time; viii sell very reasonable.
Address BOX Isl Herald Office. su3d
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WASHINGTON
AND
OLD POINT COMFORT
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-F1-l-T--- z---1--e lEue5 published only as
information and arp ulr guaranteed
20 g. m--Da1riLIa and was stations
's-5 q. u--H-uls1n5lrs aEE way stations.
-311 a. u--Slegg5rs and coaches % Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper TO Columbus. Ga. Dining Car.
-l1o a. m-Sllaptrs and coaches % Columbia,
savannah. and JACKSONVILLE Dining Car
-i-l ,. u.-Hsul-gEb1Eg and way stations
'5JJ p m--Jl8rlGttssYllle. Nluelt1n and way
stations Scasll-g week days
'6-l5 =. m.->lefpsrs ard coaches 20 Atlanta. sun
81, Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco tri-weeky.
's-lJ p U.-SllelgIs and coaches ~ Charlotte Co
lurlIl, and Augusta. Dining Car.
"L9l5 p. u.-Sietprs ana coaches tvia LvuchburE
and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga. Memphis. and New Or
leans Dining Car
.lc1 p. New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman u Aslsv.Is, Atlanta, Birmingham,
and Sew Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Dln-
Iug Car
N-te-'Daiiy- fWsek days.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
l-55 s.5 and g l5 g. m-s --si 5-5, s45. l@0, aud
I-s0 D. u. daily. LlCal trains from Harriscaburg
l2.15 T. II. week days and ~ T. u. daily from
Charlottesville. SIS o. m. daily.
Frequent trains % and from Bluem0nt.
Ticket ofCes rs 18th ST.. 5l Pa. ave-. and Psnn-
sylyania Station.
c. II. ACkERT. S T. HARDWICK
Y p * Gen. Nvr. Pass. Traf Mgr.
W Il. TAYLOE, G.. p. A. Z. S. BROWN. q. A.
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BELvA LOCKWOOD. solicitor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Holding an Equity Court In re
application OF Lola $. Wilhelm for change of name
To- Louise Lylc In equity Ne. E3iL-Notice IS
merely given that on the 9th day Of September,
A. u. 1907 o petition was filed in the supreme
Court # tine District Il Columbia bv Lola s. VII
helm praying that her name be charged by decree
%: court o. Louise Lyle se-lAI
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Z H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys

L. il. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oi Columbia. holding a District Court. la re Ez-
tension ot sherman Avenue. District Court, No.
5J5.-Nltiee is Lsu.by given that The C1Gmi-sil lsrs
% tle District uf Columbia TUIr rUdnt % the ITo-
visions of an act al Congress approved June q. 1905
entitled An 4c- tp plD.Iae i.r Tie raas-.s-4ielt o.
benefits iu tie matter lf the extension and widening
ai sherman aeeure. in the District Of Columbia,
and ior ether paIprs-s.' have fled an amended and
supplemental petition herein praying that q luE 1
s-gea udieious. disiuierzs7d men. not related 20
auJ pers.u interested M this proceeding and not m
The service or employment n The Distinct Of Cnium-
ta OF d. the United States. hs summoned bE Che
/ United States marshal Tor the District OF Columbia
tg ra-s-s tle benefits against those pieces OF jar
cis 4 land ou lgth sides 1i sherman avenue and
tle extension thereof as 90 which the assessments
tlr Lllelts heretofore found 5Gd returned ia tls fcr
1let o tl- T1J fled herein on The 5th day ot May
A. D. lel) EaTr-teau OF Uay boz vacated by reason
ul objections Lil thereto. 3r for ans other reason
| ta@ 5ald assessments having been found and u-
turned u ta. 1s8 verdict under and DID accordance
EltA lle provisions II the act as Congress approved
Mucl 3 lss9 entitled An act frr the extension
% Pennsylvania avenue southeast and fox 0thr pgr-
- for benefits 20 slid pisces and parcels Of
=raU3 resulting from the lId extension and widen
lg e sherman avenue. which said assessments here
tsiara returned herein which have been eE may tr
vacated b. reason ai ot'tti.uS fled thereto. G t.T
amy other reason. and tar fea7ssssuaut si which
One said amended and supplemental petition has
been Sled ir.Iae easements against Tie t1aslug
pieces or parcels " ground. namely tn Wright
and H...s subdivision. lats iT and Us. ll 7 ID
and Browns Subdivision of Pleasant Plains and
Mount Pleasant; Block g. lots p B Il. and ID,
block l- lrt l5 and j.. block s. lots = and III,
block l- I.ts 70 and B. block 3 lots j. % IT, m-
eLrsive block b loss and l5 block Il. l3t block
u. i.- 70. Hlr. g.. iat- 30 -l inclusive; BLOCK D.
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HOUSES WAIVED,

WANTED-TO RENT FOR THE WINTER OR
longer 5s a retired clergyman and his VIE. a
modern house % 60 rooms furnished uafu-
ris4ld, must be ln first stc.sss uw. neie.t.ra0ad iB
easy reach e Conn. ave-, Kitchen and dining room
must be Cu first fr-r hlt-uatT or Ldtg.r bear.
porch # possible Address BALLARD & Ian
HAM rT T-H 80 NV SSH
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED.

MOTHS. REACHES. ANTS, BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS EXTERMINATED under Cuu.
Tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice Eraus; 70 years practical experience: 10
charge made until insects are fully eztemiuated.
Address WENDAL T.. CLUTE,
'PhOne Main S3I. Insect Specialist.
81. u Nt. NJ, MnsEington. d. c.
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PERSONAL.

He THAT KEEPETH UNDERSTANDING
shall find good In the iuu market value we pay for
men discarded wearing apparel hats sairts shoes:
vlI cali on receipt VI postal JUSTHS OLD
STAND. 6q y.
HIGHEST Cash PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies' gents; send postal; viii call.
L. TARsHES. 1903 7th st. NV. Phone north 49O.
BirthmarIss, BIacIheads, and all Fa-
cial bemisAes superfuous hair. warts noles perma-
uently removed By electrolysis LADY operator
Room G., Metzer7tt Bldg, no ST. NV se5-G
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR EURNl-
tuTe send for u.s. We VIII give you highest spot
cash prices. All orders Immediately attended WASH
INGTON FURNITURE HOUSE. stL aud Nv.
aut5-sJE
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SUBURBAN WANTED,

WANTEp-TO UENT IL SUBURBS FUENISHEB
..a-e. g.eufs ul ground. must le near l.erTir Cr
steam. -.r-, Address BOX e. Herald Office. STs7t
WANTED TO PURCHASE SUBURBAN
place. must De- Oh or usa- electric a- steam cars
state size. acreage fullest description lowest UTice.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED - THREE MALE GREAT
Dane pups, sire is the greatest m America dam
is one q the worlds champions pedigree cups.
medals and ribbons won by parents on exhibition.
Also. Scotch collie pups. Young parrots CauarsS
goldfish MONKEYS rabbits A1ea pigs Flee Flea
sap. &c SCHAnDS BIRDNSTORE, ID 18th st.
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IYPEWRIIE
DENTISTRY,
MOVING, PACKING And SHIPPING

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care; packing aud shipping q speciality
EREIG'S EXPRESS IZZI II st. NV Phone Main
3Jle auZ5-tf
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hsirdresseT. shampoCiug maniclring chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done al
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2sS5 sl3 q
st nv. feli-u
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AUCTION SALES.

WILL SELL WITHIN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Il Brown & T0lsou, 1903 II st. NV. 20 pay storage
charges On all goods stored in the NAMES Of Julia
johnson. Wm. S. White Jennie JoanstH. and r.
w. White. H. BUgKHARTs son. IJl3 and 1915
7th ~. NV Sl5Cl
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

LEFT TO BE sOLD-DELIvERY AND DAY
ton wagons: late style surrey; different harness
and wagon Wheels your prices 18th and II sts
uw. GEYERS. sel0-f