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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06

The annual commencement exer-
cises were held at the Tabernacle
Thursday night and the session of
the Hopkinsville High School was
officially closed.
The debate by the Henry Clay De-
batting Society was held Wednesday
night and the question Should Wo-
men Vote?" was settled in the af-
frmative, The judges were Profs.
c. E. Dudley and w. E. Gray and
DIR. G. H. H. Branch.
The medal of oratory was awarded
Harry Cate. The two sides were
ably and eloquently maintained by
the following speakers: Affirmative
Raymond Tichenor and Harry Cate;
Negative, Thomas Earleand Bentley
Rudd. Earle and Tichenor had brief
second speeches in reply. The last
named debater scored triumph by
= oducing letters from the govern
ors of Utah and Wyoming telling Of
the advantages of female suffrage in
those states. Tichenor proved him
self to be skillful debater and his
speech was so excellent that one OF
the judges voted to award him the
medal. Gates grace and ease on the
stand and his excellent delivery
gained the coveted honor for him.
Earle and Rudd INDUCED in a
good deal of humor and their speech.
} es were quite entertaining and were
most creditably delivered, but the
Judges took serious view of the
discussion, and DR.. Branch announced
that the decision was unanimous.
although the personal views of the
judges did not enter into it,
James Breathitt presided and Leb-
keutcher's orchestra rendered sew
eral selections. Mr.. Cate on Thurs
day gave dinner at Hotel Latham
to the debaters, the presiding officer
!, and Prof. WE. Evans, their teacher,
THURSDAY EVENING.
The regular graduating exercises
were held the next evening with the
following program.
Invocation. ....... Rev. George Means.
Chorus Morning Invitation......
High School Chorus Class
Recitation rusty" Helen Dryer
Vocal Solo-A Gypsy Maiden, l..
....'''....'''''''s''. '''''s 0uoO NOAhOS
Oration-Quid Facies?..... ,.......
.......... Thomas L. Smith
Chorus-O Italia, Italia, Beloved
.........................C Chorus Class
First Edition, Hopkinsville Clean
er.................Lo Lois Dietrich
Instrumental Solo.,."..,Addie Green
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06
DIR. LEE C. ADCOCK
Marries Missouri Girl and
Locates in Oklahoma.

The many friends of DR.. Lee c.
Adcock will be surprised to learn of
his marriage, which occurred in
Missouri, May 7. DR.. Adcock, wkO
is son of Mr.. w. E. Adcock, of
Church Hill, visited his parents in
April. He had been located in the
West for about year and this was
his first visit here since his depart
ure. He left about the first of May,
and after the wedding he and his
bride went to Frederick, Oklahoma,
where they will reside.
DR.. Adcock is a young physician
who will doubtless attain prominence
in his chosen profession and his host
of friends wish him unbounded sue
cess.
We were unable to learn the name
of the young lady whom he married.
Msec Deal E;Ddlax, Of Mo1;cov,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06
OFFICERS ELECTED
For. the New Hopkinsville
Milling Company.

Officers of the Hopkinsville Mill
ing Company were elected, as fol-
lows: Jas West, president; r. A.
Rogers, superintendent; Frank K.
Yost, manager; Chas. L. Daniel, sec
rotary and treasurer. The business
officers will be located at the Cres-
cent mill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06
NIGHT RIDER CASES
ARE BEING HEARD.
SIX WARRANTS ISSUED,
Geo. w. Barnes and Five Other Men Charged With
Whipping John W. WickS Last Fall.

him leave in the night for his home
IN TINS city. The whipping occurred
near Carl, at the home of a man
named West, where Wicks was
spending the night.
Two of the men, Geo. W. Barnes
and jim Jones, were in the city and
were arrested at once by Deputy
Sheriff Cravens and gave bond. The
others had net been arrested yester-
day afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION TODAY

to select delegates to the National
Democratic Convention which meets
in Denver, Col, July 9TH.
All Democrats are are urged to at
tend. If the Courthouse is occupied
at that hour the meeting will be held
in the city courtroom.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06

There will be held at the CourN
house at l p. M, to-day a mass
convention of the Democrats of
Christian county for the purpose of
selecting delegates to represent this
county at the state convention which
meets in Lexington, KY, June 18th,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-06

Miss Jean Goldthwaite,. of Hop
kinsville, is visiting Mrs. John S.
Crenshaw on West Main Street.
Record.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
ERT MEN AND WOMEN WITCH zen M . S
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday JuIy2
Friday, July -, 1eos1

Square Zs4-Richard Washiugt1a 70 AIlel z Walker
and Charles T Clasert. scc-1fe sauuel s
LlItz. si501. years Ier ocu-. s-r1i-a1llsally.
lots g % g $. and g.
Moore 4 Barhour's Adfitl11 20 Washi1V-on-Fr1u-
Cs A. BlTrGCl e. % George b Emmerica
and Douglzss :. Nackal. 20 sec-re Wzzaine-o1
Six Per Cent Permanent Building Associztiou.
sIs.5eo. lots 3 20 s. biocs s.
Square s2-AEues h Mason 70 william 5 PeacET
and Randall II. HaEner. 70 scene Eira=d J.
Stellwaggu. surviving trustee s .1la. yes-s 5
per cent. sel1i-a1TgaIly. - a.
PARK Fiev-liay Warner 70 HsT5ert T Sha1rol and
Morton J. L1chs. 70 secure Percy b C-ardaIl.
S5466. 20 6 months. PER cent. lot s.. square
58H
Square s5s-GeorEa1na u Raybold TO Fred Mckee
and Harry L. Rust. 20 secure jams T. L-lkils
$50. 1 % Is m11ths Pr oeut- se-li-luuualiy,
lOt 81
University Park-Wulian s Greg e. u1 70 WI
IAN J. Flarher and William a Hil % sac-rs
John n J0nes SEQ years. 5 re- crit seui-
annually. lot q. bIocz 45 Sane % john T.
Arms and Samuel A. Drury. 70 secure Lee B7uVul
SID % Il months. Per ceut. ssl1i-a-uu1-y. i.
lot A. blocE -
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CHANGES IN DISTRICT OFFICES
Better Administration Is Given as
the Reason for Il.
Commissioner West, However, Is the
Only Member of the Board Who
VIII Make Statement.

In the interest OF better administration
for some parts OF the District govern
ment, a shifting about OF several OF the
officers Is being considered The changes
which have been proposed are as FOL
lows.
Charles c Rogers. disbursing ohce-.
collector Of taxes
Louis c. Wilson. member beard OF Dis
tr.ct assessors Of personal property. dis
oursing officer
Alexander II Mckenzie. member q
board OF assessors OF real property, mem
Der Of personal tax board
Eldred G. Davis. collector OF taxes.
member Of board Of assessors OF real
property.
AT the District Building yesterday.
from where this matter emsnated, Lttls
or nothing IN TIE way OF affirmation or
denial Of the reports could be obtained
Commissioner West alone made q short
statement. saying Il was true that some
such plan OF change IN the departments
had been Informally talked about
He said lhe idea was not he outcome
OF any investigation or complaints. but
simply an idea Of his owE for the best
he has always been z the habit ot per
sonalIy supervising and examining from
time 10 time
As 10 whether these particular trans
fsrs would take place soon or IL ere
distant future. or rot at al he was
not prepared 10 say
The matter has had only q superficial
discussion among officials IN Jhe District
government. and the Commissioners have
had no special conference IN regard 70 il
The attitude os The men involved Is lo1
definitely known 50 fa- Is the question
OF salaries IS concerned. there would be
but two changes NJ Rogers would re-
cs5vs an increase from 500 10 S4.01a
while NJ Davis would be reduced II the
same amount The othars would remain
the same
4 report was circulated that 9Ir- Davis
was opposed 70 the plan, and would rot
concur voluntarily. but this IS U1COl-
hrned- n fact one Official went so far
as 70 say that Mr. Davis had said 20 him,
he had not yet given TIE matter suf-
fcient consideration 70 arrive al . con
clusion"
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DEEDS OF Trust.

Col-l-nia Hei-h-s-Ea-s L DAVIS e. al 70 Nz-ional
savings and Trzst Co-rz-y- 70 se-l-e American
se-1rry and Trsst COMPANY. SEQ. years. ;
.-r cent. ssmi-annual.v. lo- :, oiocS 81
Square sas-Wilz-a G Walker q " % George
n Ezuerch and J. A NIaedsl, % sec7re Henry
H. BerEnarn- trustee. Ss.e50 Se7-s, 81 per
Csrt semi-auuually. ld- =
Square 10IS-tzecr-e 7 Jones e u-- % Hs-y H
Be-sma7n and HAIRY u Packarl. 20 secure
Jennie Rsinhardt. SO. years. - per cent,
se-li-zurually. lot -
Square s.S-Edear 2. Rankin e. TX 70 Roili1 Z
VINES and P1IS K. Pernineto1- 70 secure John
u Lc5l57d. saT. Der cent, Let l72
Mount Pleasant-Hannah T Donovan % Leo1 To
h-iner and Charles Never. % secure August
Daerz. acso. years, Per cent, ssni-aln'lally,
parts lots IS 20 g
Asbury Fark-John L. Fur e u 70 Thomas J.
Giles and Minor Z Fu-. % sec1rs Albert ?.
Eoosy, SO. years. rcr cent. ss11i-anuually
Freudship-Robsrt B Burrows TO Edward L Gies.
20 secure h Lauson. sl.S5o. 20 4 months.
o1e-eiShth par e 3 sc-es
square ISa-Dtala Murphy = VIZ. z Morgan 10
American Security and Tr1st Company. 20 So
cure The Equitable Life Assurance Society q the
United states. Soooo. payable July 1. 1913. 5
pr csnt semi-arruaIly lot e
Pleasant Plains-Hs--y B. Willso7 and Hazy
Wardman 70 Irving Wiliams1a ard Charles W
Fairfax, 70 sec1re Carlton " Bean. S 100. ;
years, Per cent, seTli-sunually. lots Z. .. and
76. square - three trusts of S-S1 each. one
en- eaeh lctl- Same 10 Charles p. Stone and
$1,000. ; years. 6 per cent. serri-annually lots
. 70 S. square 50 five trusts q $3.50 each,
one On eaca lot
Square 1057-1IHry B. Robbins % Edward J. Stell-
wagen and Geo-sc Z Fleming 70 secsre Edward
L Hnlyer. $50. years. 81 re- cent. semi
annually lot q
Square I97-Janies Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Of
Baltimore. % National Savings and Tulst Con
panv. 20 secre American Sec1rity and Trust
Company. S5.ooo, years. Per ceut- semi
annJ ally lot g.
Ilslesidc-Jar-es /. Ewin c. u1- 70 William H
Walker and William y Eccvcrsro seclre san
usl J. Yeuabie. $3.50. ; years. pr cent, semi
annually. lot s block
SQUARE l0I5-tseorze T Jones et ux- % " E
Eduouston ard Gcorge Z Fleunin- 70 secure
Arms s. DruTy, S475. 5 10 81 months per cent
1T Is
square sss-wlIiam G. Walker e. u 70 Rober,
Lee OBuen ard Alvin 6. Belt. % secure
trSncis y Bl1udon. S.loo. 55 20 3 months,
per cent. sersi-1uuually. lot l.
Dobbins' Addition - Washing1on-May A Miller
co VII. Edwin r.. 20 ALVIN q. Belr and Robert
Lee OBrien. 70 ssc1re Martha A CSibson.
S.G9. years. 81 TT cent. sszli-annuzlly LOT
S. tlock Is same % sane. 70 secure James
Martin S.550. 70 s. months. pr csut. semi
annually. lot s. hlocz Is
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
JULY 25 IN AMERICAN HIsToRx.

isss-The Pope. Alexander VII. acknowIad-sd - 3
Tapal brief the King of France sove7sirn o.
the corquests and colonies which his s-shiects
had made u the American isles. Hitherto the
court cf Rome had preserved i-Tioizre the
universal grant Of Pope AleEsoder II n
l4ss 20 his Catholic majesty the King Of Spain
ls54-FI Irginia becomes royal p-oTi1oe.
I7Zs-New England declared Wz- szliusc tie Indians
I759-5er. johnson took Fort NiagarA il America
l779-The New E1gland feet IS Destroyed b ths
British % TIE coas. of Name
1s4-The American squadron. consisting q The Coz
s1ituti0n frigate. three brigs three schooners.
two bcnb and siZ Sun boats. arrived IL sight
q TriQcli-
lsl4-Battle q BTidgeWater. Eear Niagara Pals b.
tween the British under Rial. s1d The Auc--
ica1s u1deT Brown
Is2e-Fou- hundred Greek Indians crossed the Mis-
sissip7i at Memphis on their way 20 the new
country assigned them IN Arksnsas-
ISI-Gen. MCCleiian rock Command q TIE Any
n ,he Potomac
lsEThs mine under the fort before Petersburg.
Va completed and charged win four tous q
pozdcz.
lss5-Lieut- Gen Graz- nominated Eeneral and Tics
Admiral FarraE1t tc Be aduiral-
Isss-Wyonins Territory formed froua Dakota. Utah.
ard idaho.
INCo1fedeTste prisoners q var released OF takiuz
the oath Of allegiance
ls75-Bsltiulore visited ~ destructive Ere
Isso-Thc EEJptian obeisk arrived n NcF York
15s-Ths military expedition under Gen. Miles,
effected landing the island q Porto Rico
Cuanicl. the southe-n coast q the
island. after sksTzlish between the Gloucester
and a snail Spanish force
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Wssts1zT11 Hirhlauds-C harles c. Eag51T - James
O Wehb. lots i az5 L. blocz L. SO
As51r~ Park-E-heI II Rctev - AibeTt 2 Rcoey,
lo- : h-ocz J. Sc AI5e7I ? EobsE q IL 70
John L Fun lots :. 2. and g b-ocE J. SO
G greet southwest. between Thir1 snd Fou--snd-s-
Lzlr s-reets-Iauss A. CahiI ard John D. sui
lzzn. trustees. 20 Lortis Ba-zes. Fart lot =,
square So $40
Ir--esi5e-Sar-uel J. Te1ahle z ~ % James L
EU1n. lc- = bloCk ;. SO
D-hbins' Addition - W1shi- E-nn-Js-nes Marl1- &
TX 20 Nay A 1iiIleT. ~ s. block Z. 80
Beu-i-z Hei-hts-The Valley Realty Corps1E %
Annie John $ n Ber-ie Euna c. and : L
Bowman and SaIlie L Hoover. lots II, Il. Is.
Il u Is ard =. biock SIS. Sc
LIT s--e---Richzrd Washington % Fa-zis B
Walker. lo- g. square - So
T1elesiSe-3Ia-y I Nav % Ds1isi W O'DouoEhue-
I5t % blo+ . So Sane % saue. lot =.
b.ock > So
Co--ec-lclt Evcuue ard r street uo-tLTest-Ecgsrd
J. SteIlwEgeu- surviving trustee. 20 Agnes b
Afzscr. lct 4 SQUARE p SlIo0
Ps-k VieT-Peuy B. Crzndau & X 70 May War
1cE. lo- Sc. square soss. SO
T-uth AID & streets uortheasc-RalQb P WI
Lzrs 70 A. c. Wilsy. lot g s1ua-e e5s. SO a
c. Wiley % GCcrEi11a u. Rsyboid- Sz-ns land
So
Fourteenth ard G streets scutheast-Joha c Nc
Fan e. Tx % Joserl z a-G Elzabeta Pratt.
lc- 4 squz-e 105s. 50
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
In re Arthur Lee Williams, order 1or Allowance.
AttCrury. = B. Larner.
Estste q Thomas .. NeaEer; order admitting XII
% probate ard record and letters tssta-entzry
bond. 500. Atroley. r = Eider-
Estate q joseph Y Potts order for sale a. chat
tes Art0rucy. r. H Yea-ua1-
Estate q John Z. Lbdey; order ~ striEz ----ai1
ife-ls fr1-n inventory. Attorneys. Go1dcn &
Estate q Catherine z. tTaskiEss order granting
letters q administration; boud Si.dsl AttcrDey
". J La-be--
Estate q Nichclss DTT1uood; order Ep1o-1-tlg
collectors. hnnd Sc07- Attorneys. P P Hiliin-d
r a HciskeI. and WorIh1nE-on. Heald & Fraiey-
n ~ 1fzrv Raedy % Al. order fc- allcva1ce- At
tcrusys Hamilton. Ccloe-1. Terkes & Es-Eilt51-
IN = Mzry Ramsay order S-s1ti1s leave 20 t1Tes-
Attorney. A :. Taylor-
Estate C George r WsrEt15 order s-z-ri-g leave
20 amend a-ze1ccd petition Actoueys. hughes &
Grzy-
Estate of Dolores EsTinosa: VII dated June 2.
80 acd petition to- probate ard 7e>c-c q WI
and ler-c-s res-aze1tary. Attorney. 2 D. Bctee--
In Daisy Green; C11er appointing E-41claI-
bad. $50 Attorley. :. F. Bz1dy-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
VIII Bring CT. Gibson Back.

Detective Mullen. OF the central Office.
yesterday morning went 70 Philadelphia
70 bring back Campbell F. Gibson. forty
six years old. who is wanted here on g.
charge Of grand larceny Il is alleged
that Gibson. who, until he went 10 Phila-
delphia. several days ago. was employed
by the Il. A Winter Drug Company IS
short IN his accounts. About six years
ago Gibson was sentenced 70 two years
and a half IN MOundsville prison on &
charge OF embezzling $500 from . local
firm by which he was employed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
HELP WANTED-NALE & FEMALE

WsSTED-HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND
U-hzT pubic school Students % investigate 0ur
proposition 20 GTAaANfrE a g'od paying position
20 III Who complete 7C-rse in Shorthand and
hccEkszuiug -lEUl-'- ard -ailroadings or
cu-1rses are cLtr-cslv r-ar--r1L beng taken from
nctual business trarsac-l--s. sou % not lave 20
spend l-- short tine 10 CIR college Until vu1 are
GvZlfsd tC- good position. $50 IS deposited n
bank 20 hack rgr Gain that We teach more b1oE-
keeping IN THREE months chan other colleges CO
ir SIX months SHul lr car f1r lzr-e- Goth
bound hCyEs fully explaining cTerTtli-r DRAUGH-
on S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE jsuc-
csssor 70 The Speu-grisu. Aca5euy of Music build
Ing, srl ard j SIS uv. ir5-eod-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Coroner Girer Verdfct.

\ verdict Of death due 10 natural causes
was given by the cOrOner's jury. sitting
at the morsGe yesterday to inquire into
the death OF Henry / Mastbrook. seven
ty-three years old who died at Casualty
Hospital Thursday evening The aged
man fell n alighting from q moving
street car more than a week ago. he
was taken TO the hospital. but because
OF his advanced age he did not recover
The cause OF death was given as old age
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Equity Court No. L.
JTeTICE ANDEHsON.

No 164 jordan IS GemmiIs HIie TO show
cause. Auoruey. H Il CLASSIC
No aB5 United States GaynoF- ti--e 70
take testimony extended Attorneys. D. ". Baker
A. 5. WoTthinzT0n.
No. Hs75. Ross rs Ross order for aDpcaTanoe
Uanted Attcruey T. s. Bailcy
No ZsT Suar1 e. al vs. Chanbs-s; order 70
forecloss trust and injunction- Attorney. J. A.
Bure,f--
70 g55s6 Dunn -. Dunn; sale SCI ASIDE. Attar-
ncys- ". J. Lambert -BrsndcnburE & BraEdeD5lrg.
No E15 Walker vs. Colhurn e al. hearing on
rule continued stt0rney. Il a Heitmuelle--
No. E135- TAYLOR vs- Taylor e al: sale confirmed
Attorney D. ". Baker
No Zs59 GilIingham IS CAPITAL Life Insu-anc'
Comuanv- receivers appointed Attorneys. WoE &
Cohen. Benehacker. Csrlsi and Jonss-Dousiss
Baker & Sheriff.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

guaIznJceu-
4UU 2. NC. & o. LIMITED. DaUy-kas1 v,,-
Uu14e trazn- Pullman sieepels 10 Lexington Lours-
vile. Cincinnati. Indiana p.slis. Cllczso. and 81
Louis. Connection Tor NugInla Hot spT1nss Pull
u3sn cars Louisville 10 NaslFle. Menpnls and Nez
Orleans Dining cars, IA service
Il 10 2. NJ r V LIMITED Dailr-Sold
yesSibule train Pullman sleegers 70 C1nclnnari
Lexington ara Louisville. Cclnl arrreur sleeugug
car 70 Nug1nla hot 5prlugs week days. Dining cars
"A service pullman SleepeTs CinclnlIaff 10
Chicago and 81 Louis and Louisville 10 AIelapals.
Nashville ard New Orleans.
kesertatlous and fickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
0rices. SIS Peunsy lysuia aFenue- ES E street
and New Union Station Teisuhoraes- Main
5soo for WasinEton Terminal Cab seFrics and Nair
ioss rs Tor = < y. Ticket once
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DIGGS NAMED RECEIVER.
VIII Handle Affairs Of Rock Creek
Auto and Wagon Works.

Attorney Charles F. Diggs has been ap-
pointed receiver oS the Rock Creek Auto
and Wagon Works. his bond being fixed
by Justice Anderson az $1,000 The pres.-
dent OF the company has fled e petition
in voluntary liquidation. alleging the
company IS indebted 10 the extent OF SIS
coo. and while its assets are worth S1s-011.
il IS unable 70 continue business
J Barton Miller, deposed secretary and
treasurer OF the First Cooperative Build
ing Association, of Georgetown, Up 70
Wednesday. was treasurer Of the com
pauy-
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE on BUILD
ings- United States Department Of Agriculture
Washington. D. C.-Scaled proposals VIII be received
az this ofhce until p n. AUGUST S. 1875. ard
then opened fer the installation q underground
stcam mains ard electrical conduits on the grounds
q the United States Department of Agriculture IN
accordsncs with the drawing and specification.
eopies of which may be obtained tho 0Cs q the
Mechanical Engineer. B 7. GALLOWAY Chair
man UEZ
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
sEABOARD AR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. IiH PENNA- AVE
Notice-Foilowing schedule not guaranfeed
sG A n Daiy-Scaboard Mail. rhrough coaches
and Pullnaa sleepeTs 20 sasaznah and JacksonEiIie
ThrouSh sleepeT Washington 10 Hamlet and Haniss
to Atlanta. Dining cars.
SD p II. Daily-Seaboard Express. Csaches and
Pullman 10 Sarauuah- jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta
birmingham AicEph.g Dining GAIA
L. y. SIANSEl-Ls pistE1cE Passenger AgsrL
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Criminal Court No. 1.
usTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON
United States A. Alfred Wills. grand larceny
rccoEuizsncc $50 taken
United States - AIbeTr s Rearis and Tho-nas H
Pickford. uanslauEhter. bail fixed AZ 500 as 70
Reavis bench warrant for ReaTis ordered aud issued
sud returned Ce1i-. recoSntzance 500 taken
United States Andrew Navel SEDUCTION u
raizned; Plea guilty; sentence suspended; pr-szos.s
h-rts rakrr-
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No zs5a Mar D. va-1zn. exec-r-I. y Isaoel
HTI Sa-rua1-- eEcc1r1ix. e a.. .or aCo7Ju1liug.
At-ur-ev. c. : HlIver-
No. 5-75s- james z. TayloE. ezec110-. Ts- LucT A.
Ca--irzham e 81 70 reform deeL Atto-neys. P
u Br5sn and c. ". CisEett-
No Z95- Jeuv Scale Aisry z Buclstt- sc-
zHis-at-trs 70 raczts assieunsu-- Attorney. ! J
Dzr1ng-c--
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE - GOOD INyESTHENT-S.eals on
terms 20 suit. renting t0r Sii ger a1n'irn 30
building on esst and vest strett nv, neG y "a
ave and ST. tvo1-srrrncnt building of uisl-el>s
c7us-7-cgi1- south s-7nt- For fun Ta-tlcilaIs and
rHos. ! FISHER & co. une'.
tzl5t rs 18th s. Nv.
FOR SALE- -BARGAIN on COLUMBIA
Hei-hts-rtree tvo-tarniiT apartment hiillii-ss
VIII be -0,d a. a special price 10 a q1'ck hu'er-
Located between 18Th ard 18Th SIS on the AEles-
uarr ~ the Heights Zach b1.iliug is p Feet VIDE
and l0- is 80 feet deep T-o a1aruneuts n eaca
heat IusDcC- this property and ulEe an oIr--
out-os-toVn ov-er is anxious % sell For Hi-taes
rHos. ]. FISHER s. co. uue1.
tc5st Is 18th - uw
FOR SALES 555-RENTED TO GOOD Ten
ans f1- 50 -e- a-n-un- Esto-v bay--in5ow b-icz-
in good section ne near Union Sl1-isn. q -oo-1s
baths hot-atsr heat. 6rs- trust q $3.50 az pe-
cent Prsssut owner IS suzi11s TO sci Let Us
sh1w you this then make an ofcr-
THOs- J FISHER co. Inc1.
fzssr IS 18Th - Nv
FOR SALE-E Son WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
A 5sro-y-au5-ccIlar bTick residence c-.-A-l-us
. roCus ard bath. heated by steam double back
po-raes- TEis Is a god investment as ye- a. az
attractive Ecue proposition. renting f7r 90 year
Before selecting a hone or investments see tLls
TBos. J. FISHER co Iael.
tEst Is 18th s. Nv
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN on COLUMBIA
HsiElts thats v1-h CONSIDERING - I IEl-ia'liis
a.arruelt. renting fa- 81 m-r-ls frs- -oo- cor
taiuiuz 5 rooms ard hath. second locr Containing
rooms and hath. both apartments II Euod co-dl-
tor See f1r p-ice ard terms
THOS- J FISHER 4 co. uncl-
3-Za - 18Th - Nv
FOR sALE-COLORED BUYERS. ATTENTION.
500. nsz- 18th and IS nv: . Ss-orJ-aad-
basement tri,k dwelling clutasning roo11s ard
bah; sood coai1tiozs owIe- auxioos % sell Make
Is o1sr-
THOs. ! FISHER co. u3el.
FOR sALE-FOUR esToRY AND CELLAR
hricz houses, roo-1s ard bath: --a-lT 1er; heat
Cd By fguace- rrice only SO each. rsuted A.
S2s-53 each; location Hortheass-
WI SAUNDERS & Co. l407 - nv
FOR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE LITTLE
investment loczted usa- Pa ave 2-sto-y and
cellar h-ick f-na7s heat; rented 50 % De- month
p-cc 8 a0o. oHer war.ed
WI sACNDERs & CO.. IsE 5. nv.
FOR sALE-A CHANCE TO Buy A PRETTY
ard cellar b-ek; fzrnac, heat; colonial poFcAs
loet-d On s. s.; p-ics. $50.
WI SAUNDERS * CO. 40 s. Nv
FINE TROON House on The HEIGHTS
vita a. n l. couEenient 70 two car lines uew
house and n f-sr-cass ueisaborhood- Prios $50.
vita 500 cash and balance II tEo yeaz
uice prom house with cabinet mantels. two
baths. three open Erste 6replacss. heated BY lot
water. and splendid residence with A. T. & $40
cash VIII buy. purchaser TO assume deed Of trust
CLARENCE Z. TUCKER. Room r. Metropolitan
BiGs 5I7-Jf
MODERN GROOM HOUSES; FEET FRONTS;
near Lincoln Pa-k; hot water heat soon ready for
oczganG. A. +. GERMAN & CO.. lSel Z St IL.
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
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