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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
OMAHA WISDOM Is APPARENT
Local Retailers Refusal 70 Pay FRrs
Of Customers Vindicated.
SISTER CITIES REGRET ACTION
{. G. BeIaen says His Ftrm VIII
Never CO Int such n Plan,
hs InJury 10 ths CITY tA
Tee Obvious.

Omaha would not bite. Eiu1x City and
Minneapolis did and nov they are sorry.
The proposition was MADE by an or
EaniHer uf retail merchants transportation
and rebate associations, who had scheme
10 sell Whereby the FstRners could. by or
ERnizAtiun. arrange 10 pay the railway fare
Of out-of-town customers who came 10 the
city to trade. and each merchant would
contributs pro rata IN sccordHnes with the
amount Of his sales
After some discussion. during which Il
was shown that the inducsmenf offered
people from the country 10 come 10 Omaha
and buy would work great harm on the
country merchant. the retailers Of Omaha
turred down the scheme.
But retailers OF Minneapolis and Sioux
City PAID the organizer a good price,,
bought his rebate books Hnd began TO pay
the cRrfHre Of customers
The first thing which happened 70 the
travelling statesmen OF Minneapolis when
they went out to sell rerBn merchants the
goods OF wholesalers was the serving Of
notice on them that no more Minneapolis
goods would he bought unless the whole
salers had sufficient influence with the re-
tRIerE who were paying CRrfRre 10 oom-
pei them TO cancel the contract and cease
paying the fare
Tor q few weeks the merry wBr went or
and finally the wholesalers made a formal
demand that the paying Of carfRre 10y re-
tallsrs cease. II did, after few weeks
more.
Fell over Each Other.
just q year ago the Sioux CITY retailers
fought their way into the rooms Of the
Commercial club Of that city 10 sign a
contract 20 pay the railroad fare Of out-of-
town customers After some difficulty
bank wBs induced TO remain open until 6
O'Clock each evening in order 20 handle
the business.
The following dispatch 20 The Bee By
its Sioux City correspondent explains the
situation at present;
SIOUX CITY. Ia. May 1s-At the earnest
solicitation Of commercial travellers who
represent Sioux City 3ubhing establish
menfs in Iowa. Nebraska and South Da-
RotR. the large retail stores OF Sioux City
which tor nearly year have offered spe-
IN the way OF railroad fare allowances
have decided 70 abandon its system of re-
bates. The organization. which is CON-
posed of the principal retailers, win 70 out
Of business. BY the terms Of the agree
ment the rebate plan viii be abolished on
June I, and from that date 10 January L
1909 nothing IN the way Of special Induce
ments win be given 20 people who 1--we in
the territory tributary 10 the Sioux City
wholesale market
Only q short time ago the retailers Of
Omaha were asked 10 80 into q similar
organization. but they have been too loyal
10 the interests Of the city 10 offer 10 pay
the cRrfBres. Some Of the merchants feel
strongly against the plan. c. C. Belden OF
Thompson & Belden said:
NO difference how many retailers 20
into the scheme our firm win have nothing
20 DO with H. The injury done the city
has been plainly pointed ont and We will
have nothing 10 DO with any such plsns -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20


coin.
New Department HeRdA.
The following department hcnds were
also chosen: Diocesan visitors Mrs Albert
Noe. Omaha. Miss Dora wigEinhurn Ash
lsnd: direotress Of the Junior auxiliary.
Miss Katherine Filriard, Omaha secretary
Of the junior auxiliary. Miss Edith Earle.
Ornaha: treasurer Of the united offertory.
Miss Jessie Rogers Omaha. custodian OF
the diocesan box. Mrs John williams.
Omaha: diocesan librarian. Mrs J. W Van
Nosrrand Omaha. secretary Of tbe babies
branch, Mrs. Charles Waldo. Lincoln. cor
responding chairman Of the periodical club.
Mrs. J. c. Bosfield. Auburn
At O'Clock IN the afternoon Bishop VII
lRns delivered the address uf welcome 10
the visitors and was followed by Right
Rev. s. NJ. Griswuld. bishop Of salinR. Vho
gave an address on missions. Bishop Girls
void spoke again at & O'Clock before
Junior meeting and Rev. = c. Taylor.
recent missionary 10 the district of ALASKA,
also spoke. A luncheon was served IAs
visiting delegates and the members of the
clergy IN the parish house al noon by the
women Of Trinity cathedral
This morning at % O'Clock THE
council Of the Episcopal church q the
diocese Of Nebraska begins two days
sesEio1 IN the CHthedrBl. This VIII he me
annual meeting OF the church and Il VIE
he attended by delegates from among the
clergy as well az the iaitE SO special
program has been arranged for this meet
ing.
"Wednesday evening Bishop ana Mrs
Williams will give an informal r,ion at
their residence al '2.ls Dodge street
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

Murtagh. came % Omaha and Identified
Bley. Rney gave az security for The pur-
chase price uf the eating house o deed 20
farm IN THney county. Missouri. 1uvesti-
Eution showed that the titls be held was
only q Spanish title" and Of no valuo
G-rriEsns attorney SAYS Rney had hoAsted
that be would get the best o. CurriEHn.
Riley soid the restaurant last Saturday fuI
$40 and eft Waterloo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

tornado sufferers 10 be played between the
South Omaha city officials and the court
house CliffdWeIierE has been postponed until
Friday. May q. The delay ia CAUSED be
cause the Vtnton street grounds could not
be secured until that time Pa Rourks haE
offered 10 donate the use Of tho ball park
and beth teams have arranged 10 secure
uniforms- An the accessories Of the real
game. including the psauut boys, have been
arranged for. and q large crowd from both
Omaha and South Omaha is expected
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
Tried TO STEAL RESTAURANT
Charge Ffied AEainst MnA far whom
ReSuasirtOn Papers VIII
ne Asked.

James. =. Riley was arrested Et the
Burlington hulsl Tuesday morning ana
reouisiti0n papers Hre 70 be secured 70
take him back 10 Waterloo. la, where. 81
Is alleged. he tried 10 secure possession nf
the restaurant Of d. q. CorrigRn on fsiss
preienses.
CorrigEn, accompanied by Attorney J. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
..Lieutennnt,, Hnmilton Arrertea.

CHICAGO, May 19.-John Hamilton, who
claimed 10 have been lieutenant ef in
fantry IN the United States army, was Hr-
rested here today on the charge Of obtain
ing money by false pretenRes He is wanted
by the police Of Cincinnati, where ne is
said 10 have obthtDed money from various
women by means OF advertisements inserted
through letters he had written To his bride
nf one month. who is said 10 be the dRuEh-
ter Of q prominent business man IN Gin
IN the newspapers. Hamilton was traced
cirnnti.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

Mrs. s. guyne am SpihvHn ST. Clare
mont ~. H. writes: About q year ago
bought tive bottles q Foley's Kidney
Cure. Il cured me Of q sewers case OF KID
ney trouble Of several years standing. It
certainly Is a grand good medicine ana
I heartily recommend It." All drugEistH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
Ms-s Nsss fr~@ ne &s~ EaElAad
EGa1eG-

II anyone has any doubt ks 70 the virtue
q Fuley's Kidnsy Cure they need only 70
rsfer 70 Mr. Alvin H. simpson q Wini-
nnutlr. oonn- Whn. Efter almost losing
hops a rsnoxeTy On Acoount uf Ins failure
AZ 40 many remedies. finally tried Foley.s
Kianey cnra. Nhirh. hs EHyA EAs -3nst ths
rfinE" far him. as four bottles cuHad him
somplstalg- He a. nov eurirely wen ana
fres from Al rhe suffering lnci6sut % aunts
kianey trguhla- Al druEgistA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
True Favors

With great care, by process en-
tirely his own, DR.. Price is enabled
70 extract from each of the true,
select fruits. Al cf its character
istie favor, and place in the mar
ket . class Of hsvorings Of rare
excellence. Every favor is of
great strength and perfect purity.
For haVOring ice-cream, jellies,
cake. eGstErds, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

John W Robbins lis South Forty -seroud
Twsnry-Eecond ana MInui streets frame
Dwelling $500. Petersen & Anderson Six
teenth street Rno Qlln avenue. frame dwei-
ling 8. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

of malaria liver arrangement and kidney
trouble Is easily cured by Electric Bittsrs
the guaranteed remedy. Doc, For sale by
BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
Grape-Nuts
foods readily absorbed than Otherand is
RETAINED BY WEAK sTOMACHS when water milk

Personal TESTS are
of far greater worth than any laboratory
estimate of Food Value, and the large
number of extreme cases wherein no
other food could be retained, proves
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
There's a Reason"

Postum Cereal Co.. LtA. Batd. Greek. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

Omaha; treasurer. Mrs. c. J. culnzeu Lin
coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

10 We WIu efVs yea 1nes .
copy uf Nine Ialau tt-pEgs
book On Buaury and FhyElcEl
Culture II Fuu Ave ON q
aUNn, Wrlao ~ snd We Nlu
mai gOu q copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

"Wednesday evening Bishop and Mrs.
Williams will give an informal TBcerlor az
their residence al 'gelF Dodge street
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
TRANS.PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia teXcept mails for West Ausualisl, New
Zealand Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia via
San Francisco, close here daily at 05 D. n up 70
May s. for dispatch by steamer BoTeric.
Hawaii tslso specially addressed correspondence
for Japan, Korea, and China, Via San Francisco
close here daily al 565 p. n up TO May l. for dis
patch 5y steamer Korea
japan. Korea, Chins, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. close here daiIy al
500 2 n. up 20 May 6. for dispatch By steamer En-
press Of India.
Japan. Korea. China. aud Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at % D. n up 70 Mas T.
for dispatch by steamer Kags Magu.
Japan, Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily at s05 .. n. Up to May
g. for dispatch by steamer TeucsT.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea, China. and Philippins
Islands via San Frsucisco. close here daily at 05
p. m. I'D to May Il. for dispatch By steamer Amer
Tea Maru
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. va San Francisco
close here daily at 95 D up TO May IS, for dis
patch by steamer Mariposa.
Australia (except mails for West Australia). New
Zealand, Samoan Islands FIJI Islands, and New
Caledonia, Via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. close
here daily 2t o5 D. n. up to May Il. for dispatch
by steamer AoRnEi.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington Heghts-seymour W. Tuiloch ct al to
Stuart MCNAMARA. lot 3. block s. $40.
Manor Park-Wiiam NJ Terrell. trustee TO L. F.
Tresster, lots Is to q. square g575, SO same
70 Levi n Watts lot 3 square 3575, SO
South Kenilworth-B Bernard O. Brown 70 Andersen
Butler lot g. square 5i57 $50.
B street southeast. between FiFst and Second
streets-John Fl. Snyder ct uxs to Robert 81
Jones and joseph Il Judik. his interest IN part
original lot II. square 49, s..
Alley between L and NJ. Third and Fo5r-and-a-
half streets sCuthWest-Ann g. Mattingly u
William E. Aattingly, lots S and S. square
SAL SO.
RossdaIe and Isherwood-GeoTge 0. Wilcox 70 Jen-
ME Banks. lot 3. block 2. SO.
First aud NJ streets soutbEest-James K. Sudler ct
uG 70 William A. Wells j.. LOT III, square
GO. So
I2l7 FoJr-and half street southWeSt-John Z. Mills
et ux. TO Bernard Leonard lot 70, square 5oZ So
Homead Manor-Th0mas Bones and S. Percy
Thompson. trustees. 20 Joseph R Fague, lot S,
block 46, SO
1856 Fifth street northsaSt-FTederiek ". Brandes
et TX. TO Henry J. Burns. lot g. square sl5. sl0C.
Meridian Hili-Emmett c. Han ct u. 10 George 3.
Bryan, Dot 81. block .. SO.
Saus Addition 70 WsshiDgt0n-B. Francis saul et
al to Robert L Wsters lot .. square ZS.
ga0
Iagleside- Elizabeth walbridge ct a. to Adds
simpson lot Il, block a.
Alice n Fsrr et viz, Richard E. 70 David A.
Ohutt lots g, g, and g, square ssl, SO.
IliT Q street uorthWest-DaFid A. Odutt et u. n
Alice NJ. Fan. lot I. square 58. SIC.
Massachusetts, avenue northeast between Tenth and
Eleventh stTeets-George T. Moran 70 Patrick J.
Mcdonald, lot Is, square 96 SO.
Pleasant PlaiHs-Guy = Stafford, trustee. 70 John
NJ BuTkett lot S. SO.
2I street northEesJ-Joseph J. Bingham u Mary
F. Bingham lot 3. square 81 $40
Il9 Eighth street s0uthsast-AndTsss Neulsnd e uT-
70 Ralph W simons. part original lot g square
s04 SO
lie DEoit Psrk-Fouutan Peyton Ct UE. 70 William
=. Miller and Harry c. Johnson. lot 8. block
l. SO
sier 70 Minnie NJ. Strayer lot I25 square l53. 50,
Columbia Heights-K. Henrietta Homer % Charles
". King, lot Il, block 8. SO.
Thirtyseventh street cxfended-Pettr J. Nee e TX.
n 2. J. Nee COMPANY rart lot 95 square 1870,
SO Thomas C. H0miller. j.. et II. 70 same.
parts lots 266 and 267, square 1900 SO
Fox-EdWaTd 1. HIllyeT 10 the Real Estate and Inn
ITDTement Company o. Baltimore CITY. part SO.
F street northeast. betTeen Fourteenth and tli-
teenth stTeets-EdwaEd T. COlladay and Charles
A. Douglass. trustees. tn Charles Z. and LUiu
4. Stone. lot 2. square i0l5. Sl0
Twenty-frst street southeast between East Capitol
and streets-Watsca J. Newtcn et TX u ].
Harry Carnes original lots J. 2 and 70 T.
square ll25. and original lots 70 3, square
li35 SO
Fourth street northeast. between D and streets
Savings Investment Company Of Alexandra. Va,
to Appleton Cady. part lot 6 square So, SIC.
Seventh street southwest, between and G streets
John J. Brosnan TO Maurice and Mary keans,
parts original lot Ii. square 81. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CAsH-sMALL
house; well-eonstructsd open situation, on a wide
street between Sixteenth street and Sheridan CirGe
Address LETTER CARRIER No. 90 myzzs
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf nf AnnenIa.

SOuft Oh Appeals
Assignments for Tuesday, May s. 1905.
Special calendar:
No l. Davis United States. Attorneys. A. :.
WouhingtOn-D. ". Baker and Stuart Mcnamara
No. Z. Dahgen et al. vs. Saeher. Attorneys, G..
H. syme and q. A. Douglas-R. g. Donaldson b.
". Parker. and :. WoTthington
No. Is. New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company rs. Ksr. Attorneys, J. II. Hayden-Mad-
dox & Galley
No. a. HYDE administrative, rs. Southern Rail
way Company. Attorneys. Il. II. Glassie-Ha
ton, Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. Is. United States Us. Walters. Attorney.
Stuart Mcnamara.
No. Is, United States IS. same Attorney, same
No. L. Benson Is. Palmer. Attorney, a. A.
Birney.
No. IS. sDeir ct al. rs United States. TO use Of
Tradesmen's Trust Company, AttorueF, Philip
Walker.
No, ls. Easter vs. Ralston. trustee, Attorneys,
Leigh Robinson and Conway Robinson.
No 1881 District Of Columbia et al Black
man. Attorneys, f. II. Thomas, H. F. Blair, and
7. p. Meyers
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02

NJ 515ls Mechanics Bank vs. Mount Vernon and
Portland Stable Company judgment 5. 2. Mills.
justice Of the peace, Sl5. Attorneys, BIandenburs
& BTandenburg.
No 5S@. Same Ts. same; same. Attorneys. same.
No. 5O51. United states rel. WesFills on
Company vs. Secretary uf interior; mandamus. At
torneys. Happier & Meriliat and Ralst0n & Siddons.
No S62 Philip s. Warren Us. George y. Turn
burke; account ss95.09. AttoTney, J. a. Hicks.
No 55Z3 J. Noble Hoover IT,. IS ]. 4. Whit
field Company appeal. Attorney. ". ]. Kean.
No 552A Huntington Maple syrup and Sugar
Company vs. Retail Grocer Protective Association;
damages. 1900. Attorney. n. ". Wheatley.
Ne. S5S Edward y. zea IS Michael r. Miller;
appeal Attorney " T. Ambrose
No. 568 NarCissa HAYES IS. Joyce. Page. Danen.
hover e al; appeal. Attorney, g. ". Drew.
No. J5H. American Surety Company ss. William
r. Dyer; damages A,l@.6. Attorneys, McKenuey
& Flanney and ". r. Hit
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, May i, 10Os1

Estate Of Howard y. Norris petition for probate
and record and letters Of administration C. t. g.
Attorney. c. H. syme
In Re Vincent L. Adams ct al order for allow
sDee. Attorneys, Coladsy & CrosthWaite.
Estate d James G. Colt; petition for letters Of
administration. AttoTneys Foster, Freeman, Wat
son & TAFT.
Estate Of Daniel J. Bragnier retitiou for mo-
bate and record q viii aud letters testamentary
Estate Of Virginia T. Smith, viii dated June g.
l903 petition fer probate and record Of viii and
letters testamentag. Attorney. A. g. Ritchie.
1893, fled
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
Circuit Court No. 1.

Circuit Court No. 1,
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments for Monday May &. 1875:
No. a6I. Hal Vs. Capital Traction Company. At
torueys, Leon TobTinsr-R r. Perry & Son.
No. EL Barnes vs.. Slater a 81 Attorneys.
Turner 4 Mitchell-G F. Williams.
No. al Murphy vs.. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys H. z. Davis and Wolf & Roseubevs-E, H.
Thomas
No. so sHecher et ux. vs. Cairo Apartment
House Company Attorneys, J. ". Echols-Birney
d Woodland.
No. SIS Hayes Us Washington Post Company
Attorneys. T. L. Jefords-Chapin Brown.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 3ZL Pitt IS. CiIl demurrer % fSt plea
sustained Attorneys, c. s Hillyer-W. E. Richard
No. E5as. Cooper vs.. City and suburban Railway
Company; motion for MONTREAL o4erruied, judgment
on verdict. appeal noted. Attorneys Padgett &
FoTTest-J. J. Darlington.
Nc 1895 Carter rs. ". 7. Walker Furniture
COmpany; dismissed. Attorneys Scott-Bailey.
No. 5A9. Harper rs. Clark et al Judgment for
plaintiff. Attorneys, Malcolm Hufty-C. 5 Hillyer-
No. sssH- Jackson vs. Burgdorf; order authorizing
taking Of deposition. Attorneys Wolf & Rosen-
berg-J J. Darlington.
No. 50l52 Merchants National Bank Mount
Vernon and Portland Company Ct al; Judgment for
plaintiff. Attorneys L. P. Loying-G. P. Hoover.
No. s9ls3 Barrie e. al. vs. Patterson; judgment
Of condemnation. Attorneys. Tucker & KENYON
J. J. Hemphil
No. 50l7s ". A. lockwood Dental Company
Northwood Dental Laboratory Company; Judgment
for plaintiff. Attorneys, A. 5. Taylor ard ]. F.
SAVIOR
No. sslss Mesrs IS Jones motion for new trial
arEued and submitted. Attorneys, c. L. FTailey-
Arthur Peter
Redmond vs. Parsons stafford rs Bliss. Williams
vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY Smith
IS. Earnshaw Collins. executor. rs. Sprlgg. Pery
rs. Moore, Young United States Cigar Stores
Company Short IS. Washington Railway and Elec-
tFic Company Gamble willard Hotel Company.
aud Cooper vs. Washington Railway and Electric
COMPANY continued for the term
johnson vs. Ballinger and Sanders VS. Biggs
Heating Company stricken from calendar.
No. E3l. Dodge Palmer: judgment for plGin-
tiff Attorneys. Blair & Thom-A. 3. Webb and
Edwin Forrest
No. 50lo9. International Trust Company Crook
motion for new trial oyerrled and judgment on yer
dict, appeal noted Attorneys, ". c. Clephane-W-
J. Lambert.
No. 4526. Same IS. Same same. Attorneys, same.
No. 4506. Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
vs. Michner; order continuing action gsrnish-
ments Attorney. L. Z. David.
No. 5OaS5 Corner " Maioney; motion to strike
out plea oyerruled. Attorneys, Charles Linkins-G.
P Hoover
No. 1923 Johnston rs. Browning & Banes; secuT-
ity for costs ordered. Attorneys. F. A. Jones and
G. c. shriver-A. A. Hoeling and r. @. Donaldson
No. ~50349. Donaldson vs.. National Automatic Fire
Alarm Company; Judgment fer plaintiff. Att0rneys
Carle Donaldson
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
EVCTRsInNS.

National Capital visitors who neglect TO
make the side trip down the Potomac % Norfolk
and Old Point Via the handsome Norfolk and Wash
ingtOn boats constitute very small minority. The
historical attractions of the Old Dominion AMI tbs
delights Of the trip Itself TO make this outing
popular one a. all seasons
The welfare Of the Traveller Is well provided for
aboard these modern vessels. The comfortably ap-
pointed staterocms delightful public cabins, and
splendid cuisine demand special mention. Many
tourists make this sail stage ia the journey hons
from Washington the convenient steamer aud train
connections formed at Norfolk rendering this pos
sihle for hundreds There are ticket offers az
Seventh street wharf. from which boats sail daily
at SO 2. M. and st 7e5 Fourteenth street, Cc.9-
Yado Building
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT APRIL T. 1898.
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS a. m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
EN-; also Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis
l045 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville, ChattsnooSa, Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
For Norfoik-Lesve Washington 40 a. IN daily
lis a. N daily. 3a5 2. n daily. Arrive Norfolk
lao a. m, So p m. l045 ?. n.
805 p m.-Daily-BeTTyvile. LUrsy, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s:45 4. u. and
II 30 p. m
avenue bond Building
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
supreme Court Of the United states.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
Present; The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
MT. Justice Brewer ir. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Peekham. Nj Justice McKeBna alr. Justice
Holmes, Mr., Justice Day ard Mr. Justice MOODY,
Emil C. Wetten. Of Chicago. Ill. X. 4. Lee
Marshall Of Baltimore. Md. c. e. Haines, Of
Decatur. Ala Holmes v NJ Dennis IT, Of New
York City; j. c. Thompson, Of Oshkosh Wis; b.
Q. Patterson. Of Washington d c.. Oscar D.
0lmstesd. Of Waterloo Iowa Howard Thompson
Wiicox0n, Of Chicago. H. and J. Hanson Thomas
Of Baltimore Nd. admitted TO practice.
No 81. First National Bank of Decatur plaintiff
in error. vs. Albert u. Henry. argument continued
By Mr. Hanuis Taylor for the plsntid in error
By Mr.. Amos Z. Coodhue for the defendant In
error, and concluded BY Mr. 2. ". GOdbey for the
plaintiff In error
No 22 The American Surety Company Of New
York, plaintiff in error. vs. the Akron Savings
Bank Company ct al. continued PER stipulation.
Adjourned until Monday next at p O'Clock.
The day call has been suspended for the term.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Foliowing schedule figures Published only
As information ana are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville. Chsttanooga, Memphis, sl5 4. N. and
i % ,. n. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans. 1913 2. %. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Aiken, Saysn
nah. jacksonville and Florida points a.I0 D n
daily
Tourist cars for California tri-Weekly. $40 q n
Local for Hsrisouburg. 80 d n. daily; AIS ?. n.
week DAYS: for Danviils SIS A. n. daily. and for
Charlottesville Sis a. m. and IS D. n. daily. Ere
Quent trains to and from Bluemont.
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIkP Pubiished only as Information. and net
guaranteed
400 p NC. & 0. LIMITED, Daiy-Fast ves-
toue ua.l- Pullman seepeTs 10 Lexington, LOJlIs-
vale, ClEgllEaI, Indians polls Chicago, and 81.
LoulS faTlOT car for Virginia hot springs Week
days. Pullman cas- Louisville 70 Nashville. Mem
phis and New Orleans Dining cars. IA ezrts
service
ul0 2. Nj. F. Y. LIMITED, Daily-soiid
IsstibIle tram Pullman SieepeFs 20 Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
20 Virginia Hot springs week days Dining
cars a Ia carte service Pullman Siesuers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 70 Mempdls
Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohlces, sls Fennsy yauiA avenue, 6s 18th 5trest
nesr r. and New Union Station. Telephones Asin
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
100 28s for C. < o. I1cset 0f5ee
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE, 1921 PENNA. AVE
Notice-FollOEing schedule not guaranteed
go A. 81 Dsily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
70 Atlanta. Dining cars
so p. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express Coaches ana
Pullman to Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
z. q. STANSELL, District Passenger Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-05-02
PROPOSALS.

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY De
partment May l. l9S-There viii be sold al
auction at 10 a N. MAY :, i5le on lot adjoining
Lemon Building, No. I79 New York ave. N.Y.
baskets, blanks buckets carpets chairs typewriting
machines. furniture, mating. rugs. &c. Articles to
be removed without delay after the sale at risk and
expense Of purchaser. u R. ThORP. Chief of
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