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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
LusItanIa Breaks Record

NEW YORK. July S.-The swift
Cunard liner Lusitania has broken an
other speed record by logging 64S nau-
tical miles q day. according to informa-
tion received today by the Cunard line
officials in New York. She previously
held the speed record at GAL miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
Divorce Suits Filed

The following divorce suits were filed
in the superior court yesterday: Lille
P. Ransiek VS.. John F. Ransiek, Lucy
Herrison VS.. Robert Harrison and
Christine B. Higgins VS.. John G. Hig-
Gins
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
Sentence Delayed

Sentence in the cases of r. "A. Street
for forgery and G. Rhines for petty
larceny was continued by Judge Wilbur
Yesterday to July 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
Society

Mrs. r. F. c. KLOKKE and Miss
VI Helen Klokke have issued invi-
AZ tations for garden party to be
given at their Figueroa street home
July Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09

Do you imagine that any
worthwhile buyer of real estate
is going to overlook your ad. in
this paper3 Not unless he is sick
in bed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
HaskIns Appointed

WASHINGTON, July S.-The state
department today announced the ap-
continent of Thomas w. Haskins Of
California as consul at Swatow, China.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any.
one furnishing evidence that Will leao 70
the arrest and conviction of any person
caught stealing copies OF The Herald from
the premises Of our patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
THE CITY

Strangers are Invited to visit the exhioi.s
OF California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building on Broadway, between
First and Second streets. where free mr.. a1s
nation win be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this section
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

SIS c ST. NW.-LOVELT LARGE FURNISHED
rooms. central location. gentlemen preferred: bath
good location iyl5-eod-50t
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Put Your Want The Washington Herald and Get What You Want
LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of COh1mbia holding a Probate Court In re
estate Of Mary Ellen Hinton. deceased Probate No
Application having been made herein for pro
bate Of the last VII and testament, AID cocicI
thereto Of said deceased. and for letters tesla
mentsry on said estate By Sebastian Hinton. IL Is
ordered this Eth day of August. A D. lss. that
George B. Hinton. Enc 3. Hinton. a1d William
Howard Hinton and a. others concerned. appear II
said oouFt on FRIDAY. 18th day Of September.
A D. 1903 az 70 O'Clock a. H. 70 show cause Why
such Application sasuld not Be granted Let notee
hereof ie Tss5iish-z Ia the Washington Law ke-
porter and The Washington Herald ouce II eaeh OF
three successive Veeks before the retUn day herein
mentioned the first publication % Be not less than
thirty days before sai6 return day. b tie court.
Jos BARNARD justice A true Copy-Attest.
(SeaL) JAMES TANNER. Register q wills
HOWARD BOYD Attorney. suHls.S
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
MORE FREIGHT SOUTH.
Railroad Earnings show Larger
Traffic Movement in that Section

Railroad Earnings show Larger
Traffic Movement in that Section
Reports Of approximate gross earnings
of railroads n the South for the rIrsi
week Of August reflect slight improve
ment in freight movement II that section
The Southern Railway. which has SUI
fered relatively more than most systems
in the South from the business depres-
sion. reports approximate gross earnings
for the first week Of August Of SS44.l AZ q
decrease Of S244555 compared with The
corresponding week a year ago Com
pared with the preceding week. the earn
ings show an increase Of more than
H3s.00o-
The Central Of Georgia earnings. while
$3.50 less than in the corresponding
week year ago. were about ST coo better
than in the last week OF July StiI. com
pared with the corresponding weeks
year ago the earnings are not such as
make railroad managers feel particularly
good
The Seaboard Air Line, the Atlantic
Coast Line. and other properties in the
South have enjoyed a heavier tonnage
thus far in August than IN any other
month this year and traffic officials ex-
press the opinion that from now or bUsi-
ness will continue 10 expand Till the cot
ton crop begins 10 move in volume. when
the railroads wflI be taxed 20 their ca
usCirv
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
UPH0ISTERING.

EXPERT CHAIR Gaming. FURNITURE RE
pared and -ezuisled Eooz Ee1nisl-d glal orders
-rlu-rrlr attended "a.
A. EOERNICKE a. 4 LITTLE. IL AZ s., sw
.y2e-w-f. S-st
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
White Guns Sanitary.

From the London Lancst
From an aesthetic point Of view the cuff
seems TO be an indispensable part Of the
clothing Of the neatly and cleanly dressed
individual This assumes. Of course. that
the cum is clean and spotless- Bacteria
logical refrements are often dismissed
by many people as inadmissible IN the
common applications of life. but the ex-
hibition Of a dirty or even frayed cuff
is commonly held 10 be the mark Of SLOW
euliness and dirt OF as an indication that
the individual has lost all regard for his
cleanly appearance and condition. There
can be no doubt at ali that when the cuff
picks up. It is is prone TO do. dirt from
the counter. desk. or table 1t picks up
also . multitude Of micro-organIsms-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Married Pauper- and Divorce.

From the Phsladelphia BuIetin-
An odd thing about married paUpers
is that they like to live separate" said
a single pauper-
You know how almshouses are ar
ranged; there's a mems ward. a womsn-s
ward. and mixed or married ward Well
the mixed ward IS always nearly empty
Not that We lack married paupers- On.
no. But the husbands prefer TO bachelor
It among the men and the wives 10 old
maid it among the women
The older our married paupers get tbs
more vehement Is their insistence on sep
arate living.
She's aIIus a-raggin',' the octogenar-
ian Will growl
Nobody can't sleep O. nights with
sech saorin' as hisn.' shifts the sePJagea-
arian female
And so they separs,e-to all intents di-
vOrced
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cou-ec-icut Areu-e Terra-e-Fultou r. Gordon e
ux- % Ger-rlde Gerhe- lct >. square Eis.
So sane 20 Annie " Me1chz-- l1t g.
sluH1e rs =
EeTs1th STREET and Peuls7vauia sTsu-s I.o-thTsss-
joel Hil-ran e TX 20 The Ha-EeT CouEa-E.
Tur Esrr Ut 6 s-1z-e SO 50
Cc.umasa HeiEtts-Harry Wartrl- 2 u Hs-Ty
" Ellis lc- & 5isck = so
" 3ir-ev -Cla7uuce Z Williams e 20 MD
dauEh s Shaun-a. Inc. Io- 2 block 5. Sla Slias
Van H-rTiuE e. ux % ssUe. l0t ls blocS 8 50.
1Ii55auen a Shannon. ire. 20 Ciar-uce l. WI
lrs-z I-- g h-ocz 8 SO Sane 70 Si-zs Fa1
HorpiuE. ~ =. b.pcs ; SO
Pe-sr5r-i-Bates Wsrrel - gE and John L War
re- e. ux o. E-lel l. Natter. l1t Is. square
s- So
Sz-Ts a5ir5-1 20 Washi-z-1u-B Frsncis szul
e, a. % Geo-ss 3 Nlllu- pan l5t :. square
~ SO
street. between HaT and Frs streets s5u-a-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
New Zealand LumBermen.

From the wide World Masazine
The kauri timber industry is one OF the
most important in north New Zealand
In the districts north Of Auckland al
most one-haIf OF the population are II
some way connected with the industry
and look 70 it as their mainstay Of exist
ence.
First must be reckoned the vanguard 81
the army Of worlers-sone 1000 hardy
bushmen whose province it IS 10 pene-
trate into the forests and the wIiG moun-
tain regions where the kauri grOws and
with ak and saw 10 fall and lop the
great trees. Next come the haulers. bull
lock drivers. wagOners. sailors. sawr-iu
hands. engine drivers. clerks. cooks. saw
doctors, and a host Of others too numer.
Gus 10 mention
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FolloNIns scle,ale ds-1es pcbIlshed only
as information. and s1e not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile New OrIeaus
Asheginc. Clattzno,>ss. Memphis, SIS a y. apd
Il % p H. daily
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Menphis
New Orleans lo-i5 ?. n daily
e Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken saTaa-
nSh. Jaczso1ylle, and florida poiDts 40 D n
daily
Tourist cars for Califo-Eia tTi-weekly, $40 D n
Eocsl fo- HaTrlsonburE. - a. n daily. AS d N
week days; fer Danville SIS a. u. daily. and for
Charlottesville SIS a. ~ and - = u. cE5Iy Fre
aueut Trans 20 ard from Bluemout
l. = Ez34YEN. General AGENT
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday, August Is, I9Os)
.HsIMlss8aAls.

east-GeorEe R Lindns e ". 70 Edward =
Brown. par lots and s. square 7Ol. so.
Girls PoTtion-Herbert Z Kinbau e al. trustees.
70 Nancy c Lehman. part. so
Plesszn. Plsins-ThG-aas ?. Bones and 8 Percy
Thoupson- trustees. 20 Robert " and Hattie
MY Calhoun. lot 1t square 2s3S SO
Girls Portion-HerbeT b km5an. John n.
Thc=5s and Walter y Weston. trustees. %
Andres N CU1y. part, SIG Henrietta z
Cowli-g % sane. part. SO
81 Second street northsast-Sarzh z Scott %
Ch=riss z Tribag loe 3. square -. SO
s street between North Capitol and streets north
east-Eliza 2. Nzfson to Walter S Pra-. T,
lot ~. square 574 SO. Waloer s Pratt. T.. 20
Eliza z and Peter s Natsor- sane land. SO
FosIr and-a-haf street. between y and streets
s0uthWes5-Tohn B. Heeter e. W. 70 George u.
lawrence. part lot 1. square 545 SO
z L street s0urheast-Af0nica lfc-a-uick 70 Tks
Edelson. part original l0t T. square south q
square -. SO
Addition 20 Le Droit ParE-LlIne 3 NzttcTu er
vr. Harry J.. 70 Win 4 and Elr1s- I. Waters,
lot S. biocz a. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
LOOKS GOOD TO BALTIMORE.
Business Men Confident Over in the
Monumental City.

Monumental City.
Baltimore. Aug. S.-Those who have
been skeptcaI about business expansion
are beginning TO change their minds. The
placing OF an order by one OF the Harri-
man roads for $500 tons Of street sails
follows orders recently awarded by the
Baltimore and Ohio. Seaboard Air Line.
and Chesapeake and Ohio Recovery IS
not confined 10 any particular branch Of
business. il is general. and nearly every
DAY something develops 10 give impetus
20 the revival
Tie Improvement. although gradual IS
heaIthful. and viii gather force as the fail
and winter seasons approach Stocks n
some sections Of the country are almost
depleted This appears to be especially
true as regards the South. with which
section Baltimore finauciers and mer-
chants have extensive dealings. and busi-
ness men from Dixie have been docking
here recently TO replenish supplies Of gen
eraI merchandise Local jobbers report
collections better than they have bsen at
any other time since last fan
In brief the whole country Is ripe 70 80
ahead in putting business upon 9 sound
basis Naturally the approaching Presl-
Genital election IS a deterrent factor but
even this has not eNerted the influence il
did in former years
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF TIE
Supervising Arc1Ire--. Wzshi-Etou. = C.. Alels-
o. I+s s-Sesled rr1p-ss-s ulu D rcceTe- 81 tlis
-1-ce u--I 1cl1cE 2. O. on the EiH DAY or
SEPTEMBER lsS. and then cps-et- for az eI-el-
siru 81 tt- bond vsulr Ir -he T. ;. T-Uas-5rs-s
o-sce u The T. 5. Treasury ueTarrruel- HI.i-l-1z-
Ws,-.5Hz-1n. = g. 1r z--7risrce with drawing and
specification copies q vhi-d nay b. had ca sppii-
cation 20 his ass-e. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
SureuIs.nE Architect auZI4I-.lsZa n
PROPOSALS F0R BOOK STACK OFFICE OF
ScrertutenE-ut u L5t-arr B1ll5-nz and G-o-51s.
washington. u. C.. August i4S---ealed u- .-1sais
for uz115zc-CruE de'lre-lns and erec--E "a place.
complete the roated box stock required f1- tie
southeast court q she building for she Library o.
C1cz-ess 10 this CITY, Viii ie rc-s-rei az rls 14ce
r--rI . o'c1ocE o. r. ol THURSDAY. tne z-th l-g
q August -ss and chen r=1b-l--v oI-nel- S7era-
cations and u-rez i-t---ltio1 furnished zpTica-
tl1u % this o1ace- BERNARD r GREEN. So
l-s-rteudeuL aus-l'-l--ls-l--s
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d c.
Was65-g-1a. .. O.. August 2. lsls--Seaisd pro
7osaIs VIII De- received az tbs o-5oe uus j O'Clock
u5du. AUGUST = -a1S. fdr furnishing 1-5=--r---ld
signal and telephone cable for the Eectlcsl Depart
n-s-r of The District of CClrutlH Se1ars-e BIDS
VIII - considered for the sevs-aI items g1-e-a-s5
Sr=csf-atl-us ard blank forms Of proposals may Be
obtained az Lhls c5ce. HEN1Y L WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners D. C. aul55-eXS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIE-flll-lslll o1ly as llICllla-Iol ald uot
gull4aIlteed-
80 4. Nc < o. LIAIlTbD. Daiiy-Fast vss-
ttlaIc JTall- Pullman secpeIs 10 Lexington Lotis-
VILE. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago. and II
man Louisville 20 Nashville AeIuplls. and New
orleans. DIuIug cars. - carte service.
uIG p. NJ. +. >. LIMITED. DaiIv-Solid
Vesllbuie tam. Pullman sleepers 70 Cincinua-i
Le,lugton and louisville ConpartUeur sleepIrs
car 70 irgula hot Lrngs wees GAYS lBIu1uc cars
Ia carte service Pullman Slcepers Clnc.nIIai 10
ChIcaSo and 81 LOUIS, ana Louisville % Alemphis
Nashville and New orleans
RescrFallous aad tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
O1lces 5l3 Pe1nsyivaula avenue; l55s Z street and
New Union station Telepuones- Main ~ for
Washington Terminal CAB Service. and sIssn h65 "
z1o6 t0- g x U. Hcket O1ice-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
HOW TREES ARE TWISTED.
Belgian GeOIoEist AScriBes Gnaried
Trunks to Rotation of Earth

Trunks to Rotation of Earth
The lover Of the picturesque in nature-
be he amateur or professional artist. has
always greatly admired the gna-led and
twisted trunks Of old trees John Con
stable. the famous English landscape
painter. delights in reproducing such old
trees on canvas the sturdy oaks Of his
native land sfor6irE him f-e models
Equally successful. AT a slightly later
period. we're the two French painters
Corot and Diaz. the first Of whom closely
followed IN the footsteps Of the English
man
Van den Brock the Belgian geoloE1sL
has come 10 the surprising conclusion
that the curious twists observed in many
tree trunks are produced by the earth 5
rotation n support Of this theory he
points cut that # conditions Of growth
were the cause the torsior should follow
The earth-s apparent path But in at least
a00 out Of I 200 trees he has found the eX-
act reverse 10 be the truth
The twist Of the tree trunk Is usually
10 the left in the northern hemisphere
and TO the right-aS with the clock-in the
southern hemisphere. like the turn Of the
cvcIouic storms and water vortices- This
difference is due to the earth's rotation
Jean Brunhes notes that il was shown
some years ago that the winds due 10
tie earth-s motion blow steadily at q
season when vegetation IS active and sen
sitsve. and a slight continuous bending
and turning then would be likely 10 al
feet the tree permanently. In this the
ory. as the reader will at once perceive
he comedies with the view advanced By
Van den Brock
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate q Edward Blihl. order granting letters q
sdulnistrauou; boad. 800 A5t0rney. ". c
BaIders0n-
Estate q Marion :. z Jouy; order grzuting let
te-s q sdniuist-ati7u; bo3d- &0U Arto-neys.
Ralstc1 & siddcns.
EsIs-e q william 2. 1IsddoI. petition for refer
eurs 70 1uditor A--cuey- C. J. Murray.
Estate y Aiussor1h Z. SpoEoud. pet-ica for pro-
bate ard record q VII and letters testsme1ta-y-
Arturneys. r R PEN & Sor-
Esrare 1f william Ruker- order granting letters q
adnliuist-atio-: bond. $50 Art0r1sy. e. P. Nc
Glue
Estate q GeorEe G BraEl1ier. order ratify1ng
aG7Ceueut- Attorney. H L Frsnc-
Estate = Daniel J. Breg-1zis-; order for VIII
drsu1l cf czveat- Att1ruey. H. L Franc
j re Eu-Da A. Brzguuigr q al order rar1fy1ns
Agreement Artc-uey H L Frz1c
Estate q John Bz1vn- order for tra-elinE ex-
ren=ss Ar-1rueys. Cold-en & Feauing-
Es-ase 4 Mar Callagha15 petition fcr probate
ard rCC--1 q VII and letters tes-ameurs-y. A.
tCrurvs- " J. L4uher- ard r Z YeztDan-
Es-ats q Solomon T-5up. petition fo- Letters o.
ad-l-A-zri1r- A-t0r-er. J. = Waters
Es-ste q Catherine Ehe-; VII dated June .. ls-e
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
The Women of Denmark.

From the New Orleans States
The women Of Denmark are rejoicing
over the granting Of communal and mu-
uicipal suffrage TO them. A delegation
from the Danish National Suffrage AssO-
cia-ion waited upon the prime minister
and the minister of the interior to pre-
sent memorials thanking them for their
efforts in behalf Of their countrywOmen.
Al the public celebration both ministers
delivered short speeches congratulating
the women on their victory During the
jubilee banquet that night a telegram
was sent TO the King who returned an
answer expressing his good wishes for
the results OF the reform
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
AT THE PRESENT WRITING


Taft has cinch n Virginia
Bran has Maine n his vest.
BIZ BIZ cancedcs NaSsac achusetts-
Not worth while 20 c1ntest-
Michirzns loose frcm her noorinEs-
Bryar vii win II a walk;
Taft las a mortgage on FLORIDA.
Brsn VII car-y New YORK.
Taft VII set Louisiana.
Bryan VIII get Illinois.
Taft Is the favorite n Georgia,
Bryan COnneCic7t's choice
MARYLAND yearuS for the Elephant.
Ioway piDes tor the D0nk.
Taft has set ArSsnssw crazy,
Bryan has Oregon drunk
Bran WI sweep PENNSYLVANIA.
Big Bill has Tennessee daft.
Vermont IS OF fire FOR Bran.
And Texas IS g0i1g to TAFT
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL L. Is0
Leave Washington New Union station
SIS a. m.-Dally-Au points on Norfolk and West
en-. also Knoxville Chattanooga. and Memphis
Nz5 ?. m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem kroxvile. ChaGtauooga. Nashville Memphis
New ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. Dining cars
For NorfoIk-Leaye Washington 5zy d. L. dafiv-
tl-I5 a. L. daily lexcept sunday. ArrlFe Norfolk
u-8 a. n. So p n
as p n.-Daly-BesTyTiue. Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest aI1Fe sss5 a. n. and
u30 p. n.
An information Fourteenth street and New YOrt
avenue Bond Buldinsj
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Poor Ind.

ErcI Judge
The following conversation is said to
have taken place in an elevator;
Old Lsdy-Don't you ever feel sick go
ing up and down in this lift all day.
BOy-Xes'm.
Old I.ady-Is ii the motion Of going
down.
BOy-NOm.
Old Lady-The motion Of going Up?
Boy-NO'm.
Old Lady-The sJoppIng2
Boy-No'm-
Old Lady-What Is it, then7
Boy-The questions.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Equity Court No, 1.
JrsTTcE RARNARn.


No a659 Bison ". Bison; order limiting tine
for testimony. Attorneys. Campbell CaranCon and
Irving Williazso1-J. 3. Ls-ner ard J. " Latizser
No. zeS Mazzer ~ Ennerich; Milton strzs-
E1rgsE appointed trustee 20 release. Attorney, ].
A. 1iardel
No Z4N Il re Fame-s Trust. Banking and
DEPOSIT Company; sale Of lots authorized and sale
ratiSed nisi Attoueys- Maddox & Galley
No Z7sz- Lsdd "a Kyd; decree substituting
trustee Attomeys. H. Z. DAVIS and z 3. Einbal
No EsS Oystsr - Oyster; coumissiou ordered
70 issue Attorney. P 4 Marshall
No. Z956 Williamson vs- Williamson; rule 70
slimouy. Attorneys. c. Z Emis-C. A. Barnard
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper At tie Capital Its books are
open
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
lawsuits

No. 5rs5A Frz-k Huma vs. F. 3. Peuiczs- !1dz-
meat L e.. S-rilc-. J. +. - - Ac-1-ueT. J. A
HicEs
M. ES54 Ar-hur Mcdonald ~ Balti1ors sud
O-i1 Railroad COMPANY e al, damages. 3 0od.
Atone. R. B Behrends
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Circuit Court No. 2.

JtSEltE ANDERSON
No 5s43- Mariner vs.. 8Isloney; plaintiff allowed
70 withdraw DEPOSIT Of SO Aaorney. Nelson WI
sor
No. 5osl6. United States ex rel spsldiuE IS
Carried. tine for fling trznsGipt eztendsd At
torneys. Tucker s heayon. z 5. BAILEY, and I. 4
Pradr-D- ". Baker
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS.
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTft JUNE = Lls
SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv Distinct Line St4tloc. Is 4 N,
Il % a. -. - = H., SD ,. r.. 1.85 :. n aud
2ss5 2. IL
kETUkNING-Lv Chesapeake Beach. So a. T..
l-s75 , L., - = ID. 90 ,. Il, ssg p T.. aud
~ y n
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. Dis,rct Line Station rs g. n. II %
a. II. 30 D T. 80 p r.. 5-8J ? L. 7.s5 :. u.
and s-is p u
KErUKNING-Lv Cheape1ke Beach. $50 a. II.
lza5 > "a. Z5o , H. osJ ,. e. so ,. T.. s0l
,. r.. and ia y u.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOiNG-LE. Dlstrcl Lane staten. SO A N
ll1o a. e. 80 p II, ssJ ,. m. 80 ,. u, 7sl5
?. H.. AID sls5 p u
kEtJlNlNG-LF. Chesapsake Beach. 10 a. n
l-.s5 =. n. 20 ? r.. ~ p. h. $40 = H., $40
= e., sud losJ ,. ID.
Paul Il WATERS, Generai Manager-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Enuffr Suita.

No z7s Franz A. Nazzs. rs Geo-ze " In
neuch. trsass7-. - a.; 20 substitute trustee. At
te-1e- J. a Nz-ce-
No Za-. CAsrieS Lewis rs Rebe-ca A. Lewis
er a. divorce Ar-0-ue-. u. C.. Chzse-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Criminal Court No. i.

ID5lllE BAhNAkJ-
u1ted States rs Robert Il ParI-1dEe; false pre-
rCuses and ebezzlenenr. grand Jury ret1--s an il
cicIEeut and bench warrant AWARDED and issaed-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
STORAGE

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. sc. At
WESCHLER-S Sd Pa ave nv. rlas11ahle rates.
conveniently located Phc-e N ~ zu5oa-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. MONKEYS.
goldfish. rabbits. guinea PISS cass cats. and best
sanit4s Dlsirfec-i1g fer al purpCses and Tea De-
rt-oze-- sCHAID'S BIRD STORE. IL I2-h Al
Ssa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

FOR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE sE1I De
t4chsd home ipcatel 1a Columbia road = square
from car line contains ro0us and bath. csilsr.
and a-l1- heated by hot uatsrE rrlce, $40 50
WI. u. SAUNDERS d CO.. 1907 r ~. NV.
auls-s-
FOR SALOON y It. WV COSvENIENT TO
C7ulec---lr ave cars veg desirable 19-ro1-l
hTlck s-1-i7@ cellar. furnace Esst- p-'-e only
g o2s ----, 50 az l,r cent seil trade equity
for clea- lots VII trade fer investment T-li-rtg
and zssl-ae --ls-
W-NI- IL SAUNDERS 4 CO. 1907 Est NV
FOE SALE-NEAE IN ST. WV. SOJrH OF o
s.. q --s-1r frame. r,.ns ard hath. lat 5Hloo f.
god --5,i-r- ---iratI- f1r downtown uer-ia1r-
W-N- H. SAUNDERS 4 CO, I4O7 + st NV
F0R SALE-Si's. NEyy e>TORT AND CELLAR
hay window h1-z- heated on the HeiEE-s 8
rooms and hath r1-ua-. beats sod l5t 20 alleg
unusually wen tIl.r. .H-us % -ii-.
WV IL SAUNDERS & co. 1907 r st. NV
Do YOU WANT BRAND NEW 7RooM
a--se az a har1ir- IN new. clean ra--h-
west s--ri1ls L -u do inspect SCI s-9
PARK -1al NV 0Tr- d--iy -u-l- D. M colo
YoT CANNOT AFFORD To Buy WITHOUT T
INSPECTING THIS HOUSE. As IT IS UN-
DDJBTEDLT THE REST VALUE ~ WASH
INGTON TO-DAY PERCY Il RUSSELL. -
e ST. uz- aule-5-
FOR SALECCLOEEu-s5 [ ST: LOT GzI00
Go zIey5 w.l sell. sUaI cash payment. balance
monthly. F'-t foo-. ra-l1- RECEPTION han. dining
room. kitchen. pantry -e-1af f11r. 7111s and
bath. cellar under eE-7e house Oreu daily for IL
sE----a-.
au-5st CHAS. z BANEs LE T s.
FINE zROOM House OK TIE HEIGHTS.
with g. n l. cuuTe-ient 10 two car lines 4 neE
house ard in erstclass ueslbo1aooL Price -Ss655.
with s CO cash Eod balzr-ce II t~o yearN
A nice l2roon house with cabinet r3auteIs two
baths. three 1pen Gste frsp-asCs. heated b ho;
Eater- AID splcadid reside8ce. Eith a. u Ss71a
cash VII buy. p1rciasgr u ASSUME deed q trust
CLARENCE L TUCKER. Room -. Metropolitaa
BIdE EIT-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 5-6 l. - RaSe- . n Malouey- o-se- rc-
1traI1irs John 1izrl1e-. &c.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co; CARPEN-
tiers ard 5ders. stlre LttiaE ard reuaods.in: gen
s-5I house rela- OF all kids. estInzJes furnished
Room g. 553 nv 'Pbcne IL - D2lsot
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

81 7 NE--ROONs. WITH GOOD TABLE BOARD:
phone au5-s0t WIS
81 q NW--NTCELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
reasonable aul7-3t
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
STRAW HATS CLEANED.

TE ARE EXPERT STRAW Hat CLEANERS
al k-r1s q straw hats. f-cs and Derigs carefully
and neatly tr1ated- bcs- work IL the ci-y 10 lsth
e NV. opposite Bond Bldg r1-s7- cd
THE coy SHINE FOR LADIES AND gentle
l-a1- al kinds Cf hats cleaned and dalrered- sr-su
Pa-anla fst. derby and s-k best work IL the ety.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

RIEht 80 doVn. - aEainst q sh0uld.r.