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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-Followng schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Oreans
Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis. $50 g. II and
II 90 p. N daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChAttanooSa, Mcmphis
New Orleans l0I5 p IL daily
Fer Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida pointA
40 b. ". daily.
For Columbia. Charleston Augusta. Aiken. Iao
p and ESQ ?. N. daily.
Tourist cars for California tri-weekly. $40 p n
Local :or HauisOnburg. s25 a. n daily; s.I5 .. N
week days; for Danville. sos a. n. daily, and tor
ChaTlOttesyille. sN5 a n and 80 D. N daily
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluemout
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Il. Tyevs. .. of PuTcellsyile. va. and A
Mabel BIZ, .. q Atlanta. Ga. Rev. james Z.
Irvine
Eddie Siahcr. s.. and Jennie smith. 5. Rev J.
B. Mclaughlin
Jesse G. LACY q. and Lillian 2 Mitchell. q
both Of Richmond, Va. Rev. Weston Bulner
Ge0rge r. Carlisle @ ard Edith Brown. Is
Barnesvile. AId Rev T T. Davis
Joscph Pitro q and Mar Ambroso p ReT. ].
". OBrien.
Park NJ. Reedcr. s. and Hazel V. Dcnor. p.
Rev " F. Locke
COLOEED.
William Masoa, =, and Emma Hemsey - Rev.
Shelton
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neri.er q Lie Tnterest.

The will Of Lucy J. Moxley, who died
December IS. 1907. dated May 81. 1906. fled
yesterday for probate. devises a life in
terest in property owned by the testatrix
In Q street. between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets, TO a sister Elizabeth R
King. Upon her death, II is TO be sold
and the proceeds divided into four parts.
one TO go TO Martha V. Hunt, a sister;
one 10 Josephine A Jackson, and one
to James A. Hoffman. a brother. and the
remainder to children of deceased broth
er. William C. Hoffman. James H. VIII
son is named as executor.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE-fuDllsned only As informant ucn, aud cot
guaranteed.
sNO r. NC Il o. LIMITED, Daily-Fast YES
uoute ualli PuLlna1 sleepers 70 Lexington, LOuIs-
vie, IInc1nnatl, indianapolis Chicago. ana 81
LOUIS CONNECTION Ior Virginia Hot SlrIngs. Pull
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Mempus ana Neyv
Orleans DInlng cars Ia carte service.
u.lg 4. NJ. 4. y. Limited. Daflv-Snia
Eestl0ule uoln. Pullman SleeperS 70 CINCINNATI
LeXlngyOn and LoClasllle. Compartment sleeDlng
car :. IrSuia Hot SlE4ugs DAYS. Dluing cars
Ia carte service full4en Sleepers Clnclnlar 10
chicago ana 81 Louis. ana Louisville ~ Alelnuals
Nashville, aud New Orleans.
Reservations and tlcke-s at Chesapeake and Ohio
Orlces. 5lS Pennsy lganla avenue. pl5 Iifh street
near 4. ana Neg Union Station Telephones AlAu
ss0 tor Washington Terminal Cab Serylc5 and nam
le6o CT S2Oo Ter g s. y. Ticket once
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Notiee-tollowinS schedule not guaranteed.
l95 A. NJ. Daly-Sea5oard Mall Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers 70 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham.
let " Atlanta kRTl0r 70 PlnehursL Dining
ears.
p Z. A. Daily-Sezboard Florida Limited. Sold
Pullman train through TO Jacksonville and 81 Au-
gustiDe. Also through slceDes TO Pineharst, Al.
ianta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cas-.
sso 4. n. D2ily-Se2boafd Express. Coaches ana
Pullmans 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday, srarch 8, 1sOs1

18th instant on certain conditions Artornsyz. n.
G. Clephanc-B. H Warner T.
Assignments for MOni1y. March g. Igs.
No. % Crook Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. Lambert 4 McLean-Haul-
ton. Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
No 80 Foune Co. rs. Wilcox Attorneys.
Tucker 4 Eerv0n
10. 30 United States ex TsL Canning " Cham
herlain. AttorneJs. Coie Donaldson and John
Ridouf-H Z. Davis.
No. 3i6. Hin Baltimore ard Ohio Rsilraad
Company. Atto-neys. c. Il 1lerilat and n y
Richardson- Hamilton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
No 81. Lynn IS Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ct al Attorneys. Brown & Earnest-9lcKenney 4
fiannsT7.
No s7a- Prather " stott ct al. Attorneys. L c.
Wuliamson-S. T. Thomas
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 8. tsoa
Leave Washington New Union station
sos & z. and $50 a. m--D4ly-Au points IN
N,rfolk and Western: also knoxville ChAttznoosa
and Memphis
l0,85 p m--Daiy-RoGnoke, Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining Cara
For NOIfolk-LeaTe Washington sD 4 d daily
II 05 a N. daily. SO ?. daily. Arrive Norfolk
u % a. L., D p. m, 10 i5 p n
id6 p m--Daily-BerryTiLe. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from tbs Southwest arrive as a u and
II 20 > n.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue bond Building).
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON TIE ODD HOUR %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK
100 a m. Diner. Pullman Parlor
1910 n N Buffet ParloT. Fiye-hOur Train
$40 A. IN Diner and Pullman PaTlOr Car.
fli10 a N Diner and Pullman parlor Car
! 60 p. N Diner and pullman Parlor Car.
$40 D. kOyal Limited All Pullman 5-houR.
1i0O D. N Coacaos 10 2EiadsIphia-
800 p. N. Diner and pullman Fdrlor.
SEQ y. M Coaeues ~ tEii~sie.pGiz-
II 30 p m Sleepers
- a. n. SieelrIa.
ATLANTIC ciIX. tzSO. 'soO. ruSO - m. 400.
800 p. z.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 800 a. m. I1as noon.
o'sJ p ~ sundays 80 - m. SD y. m.
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On TIE HOUR"
fNeek days. 80 a. m 10 $50 p. MI
z52 90. i6-o. IaO. - 800, sS0, 100.
ls0. 1000. II ~ A. N. tlZ.s noon. 1926. sla0
-. ~. -Sa0, lS=0. SO. 1900. l4:f5. 80
l5ss, -S5y. leDe, -6-O. i.00. 's:0O. is3I. 10 10
W EoI WARD.
CHICAGO. -9a0 a. n. -I.zZ. '5-O D. N
NlNLiNNAIl, 81. LOLIo, and LOUISVILLE
> 10 A. NJ, -s1J p n. -Iz.s8 night
flIISbOKE. 's;iY a. L., IL. -sl0 D. NJ. 'l2a0
CLEVELAND. -9:lo p. n
lOLGMBUS. 80 y. m.
MnLELIADs -9aG d. ~. 5 20 p. "a.
hiACh s.SI eli. ly.l0 A. m, 1f05, 100 o. n
i'E-JEhICh Do. l5-o. SS:l9 a. N. sl-e. lss5
hAGEKsTOWN. 1910 a. m. 90 ..
.Daly Except sunday sSunday only.
TELEPHONES al all OF the following Ticket Of
ave-, Main 27S; New Union Station: Ticket Once
Nam fSo0: Information Bureau. Main 1886
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ALUMNTS ANNUAL DINNER.
Georgetown University Men cf New
York Meet I'm Cafe.

Georgetown University Men OF New
York Meet I'm Cafe.
The annual dinner by the Georgetown
University Alumni, OF New York, held
last Saturday al the Cafe Martin. New
York City. was an enjoyable affair. with
larger attendance than had ever assembled
for the annual reunion in that city. Forty
i've members were present at the dinner.
The officers Of the society. James +.
Duross. president. and Grafton l. Nc
Gil. secretary and treasurer. were re-
elected for the coming year.
On the same day the advisory commit
tee OF the general alumni consisting Of
Messrs- George f. Hamilton. Conde e.
Palien, Robert Collier. John D. McLlugh-
lin, and others. met at the University
Club and attended IN the evening the
banquet Of the New York Alumni Society
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS u. G.
washington. February q. lS0S.-Sealed proposals
win be received at this Office until u O'Clock noon
MARCH II. 1905, for constructing a sixtesn-room
school building on lots Nos 81 10 81 inclusive square
1915, District Of Columbia. Forms specifications in
formation and necessary proposal blanks may be OBJ
tanned at. this oface. Room 49, HENRY B. T.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY ].
MORROW. Commissioners. d. c. EnhSs,
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No 27563 Continental Tr-lst COMPANY. trustee. "
Seabcard Air Line Railway Company; biu 0f fore
closure and for injunction. Attogncys " F. Nat
tingiy & Son
No. Z664. Mary A. Moore e al IS Roy !
Moore e al fer partition Attorneys Lambert 4
Mclean and r. II. Yeatnan-
No. S565. d. Edward F. P. HaEriss e. a. II
Gec-Ee ". n Harriss; to sci zeal estate. At.o--
aey p II. Marshall
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Equity Court No. 1.

IHIbF JI oIItE tI-AbAIGH-
Board u Foreign Missions o. Presbyterian Church
TS BucsenTidCe: subpoena ordered % Issue 70 Ar
villa H. kiddcr. Attcrneys. Worthinston, Heald &
trailey-E s. MussCy-
Harlan s. Harlan; referred to examiner. Att0T-
Hackcft
Savage vs. Caisshsn; time % take testimony lin
IteL Attorneys. e.. ". Darr-A. + Bel
Assignment for Monday. March G. 1905:
No Ia saunders e. al vs.. Johnson e a. At
fcrupvs L. Lairbfr,-A = Worrhfnnr0n
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Bishop Gravatt. of West Virginia. will
confirm a class of candidates tomorrow
evening at the Chapel o, the Nativity
protestant EpiscopaD, Seventeenth ana
East Capitol streets.
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Criminal Court No. L.
rr-csrrsa. 90 1-~Y- r~r-nnn

Sentence
United States vs. John ". Newly attempt %
rape: fifteen years IN penitenfiary
United States rs. Gilbert Lewis. manslaughter; af-
teen years .n p~nitentiary
United States vs. Nicholas y. Warren murder IN
second degree; twenty years in peuit1ntiary.
United States Monroe BuTrell, assault with
dangerous weapon three years IN renitenti2Ty.
s. United states ". Nilliarn Green, grand larceny
'ueacs nrst count, ten years IN pesiitentiary, 70
take effect from aad inclusive q November p l90S
second count. for the further period Of ten years In
reEiieutiary. to take effect from and after the e1-
piTation OF sentence On frst count.
United states vs. William Lancaster. discfarge
from workAna=e March S. 1909 ordered
Inlted states IS. Celia Redmond; sane
United States Es. Harry Wimsatt. conspiracy; &c
anauizanna q 90 tn
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AUCTION SALES

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.'S AUCTION
rooms corner 10th and y sta. nW., on Saturday
March n 1908. at 10 O'Clock viii be sold all
goods stored in the names Of ]. Stewart Weiss &
Ssngster, Mrs McPhee. Mrs. G. Hodges and T.
lines L. s. STORAGE Co ph7-stexs
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No 57sa. Louis Conradis Ts Alary Moyuihzn. po7r
az lots l07 70 ll0 and III. syuare ~ S3saL A.
torney Bates Narren-
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Criminal Court No ?.
IT-STTCr uApN.pD

Araignments and sertences.
United States s. Edna ClsUEan. violating section
Slf code. pea EOt guilty
United States vs.. PeIcy Lawson housebreaking and
larceny Plea not guilty
UniJed States - Robert Collins assault With dan
geTous weapon; plea not guilty.
United States IS. Theodore Blanket. csrnal knoEl-
cdgc. p,ea not guilty.
United State IS Afford holmes assault with dan-
gerUuS weapon. sentenced 70 six month in Work-
house.
United States Ts- Ruth NcClackcn e al cor
spiraCy 70 defraud. noe IrCs as % Ruth and VII
ian ]. McCracken.
United states IS. Sane larceny sane.
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Mechanics, Lien

No. SSlS. TIE GcttschaIk Company vs.. George Z.
Linkins. S26sS. Attorney. J. A. Burkart
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Thornton & James, gO6 IIth st. nvv-
Dealers all kinds business places; excellent selection
grocery. cigar. confectionery stores roomng houses
saloons. mh3-50t
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PENSION VOUCHERS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

WANTED-A PAIR OF YOUNG. SOUND. AND
fearless coach hotses Of good solid color Send
full description 20 the CHIEF. Division Of Supplies
Department Of Commercs and Labor. mhi67
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS: the only
weaving factory of its kind In the city. WASH
INGToN RUG CO.. s3l 5th St. NV. Phone NJ S2s
!al090t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate claims; no charge unless
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room II. lns +
81 NV. oc7-f
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only ten cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main 1900.
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TELEPHONE MAIN 1853 IF YOUR TYPE
writer needs repairing; immediate attention VIII
Be given BALL. MATTINGLY & DE NEALE,
1907 New York ave. NV, I'd floor. mh7-tf
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP
Swedish movements; appointments out. Open Sun
days. 2d-foor front Walk in SIS 18th St nv.
fe1l-3ot
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Circuit Court No. 1.

alNitik MRltThIs
No 1855 Friedman vs.. District ~ Columbia: NO
tion for tral ove,Tuled and Judgment verdict
Attc4neys. J. l. Peyser and HAYDEN Joh1Son-E. r.
Thomas and II. p Blair
No. fNS. Lowe IS Walsh: order disuissinZ cause
set aside and cause set for trial March 3 After
neya r L Montague and Crandal Mackey'-C r
Carls.
No. R2Z2- NcNally. administrator. vs.. Lewis: de-
70 declaration sustained. with leave to amend
n ten days Attorneys PadSet: & Forrest-W. A.
Johnston.
No. 50l52 Bovee Us. Hyde. demurrer TO declara-
tion sustained Attorneys. Baker. Sheehy & Ho-
gln-Gorcon & Gordon and ]. 5. Easby Smith
No 5Ools Ridencu- vs Woodland; motion for
Judgment ovesTuled. AttoTneys. stuart McNsmsra
and R. : Hudekoper-W- C. BaldeFson-
Nc 1851. Powell IS saunders: motion for new
trial fled. Attorneys BrandenbgTg s. Brsn5enbarE-
Berry s Minor. ". Z. Lester. and H C Campbell.
Assignments for Monday. March g 1908:
No. 9Se. Gaegler Y. Masters Attorneys E L.
Gies-Lambert & Mclean
No. 80 Jackson vs. Baker. Attorneys. ". c.
PrentiSs and G. F. Williamson. n. Beach
Nc Si. Haller vs.. Corlsi et al. ATTORNEYS. Dan
& Salomon-H. n. Classic. ID. W. Baker. and NJ d.
Rosenberg.
No. S5 Cover vs. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. Attorneys. E. L. Gies. ". D. Daridge Git
tings ChamheTlair-C. douglas and G. P.
Hoover.
No D7. McDeritt rs Lexington and soldiers
Home Railway Company Attorneys A. $ Worth
ington-C. A. Douglass and G. P. Hoover
No. ace. oaio National Bank rs Pole. Attorneys.
J. c. Adkius-W. f. Lester
No. ST. Siurphy vs. District Of Columbia Atto--
neys H. F. Davis and Wolf & Roseuberg-E H.
Thomas
No. So, Morris vs.. Clark & %. Ct al Attorneys.
Wolf Rosenhcrr-L l. = Michcner and r. T. Davis.
No 4la Otis Elevator Company IS. Carver. At
torneys II. h. BecS-Lambert q Mclean ard II. +.
Davis
No. i2l P1usise u Tomlinson ct al Attorneys.
W. +. Ambrose and ]. B. Archer-J- r. Fague-
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation Ia the
District of Columbia. Bsmsmber The
Herald when placing legal advertise
mentss
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ROOMS PAPERED. 2 Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest fan designs painting. LIE PREUx.
is1l stb St. Phone ". Sslm. Als-u
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTs-S.OO A DAY SURE; NEW LEAP YEAR
post card novelty Just out easy sales; no compe-
tition; agent cleared Sl32 first week: complete
outfit free u. S. POSTAL CARD CO.. 396 Grant
ave. Chicago mh27t
AGENTS WANTED FOR HIGHCLAss
beautifully printed and illustrated doIar-a-yeAr
WomanS magazine: commission 30 cents on each
dollar subscription write for agents free outfit.
AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. ) Barclay ST..
New York. jaIl-iOt-sar
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvEasTOCK OF
wall paper at a Very low sacrifice. Call and see
our stock F. G. NOLTE. 97 llth ST. NV.
iaseod-t
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Circuit Court No. ?
II-Srrrr .NnrncnN

No $50 stubbleaeld IS. Frye e. al order 70
restore to calendar Attorneys MILAN & Smith and
Howard Boyd-Gittings & Chamberlin.
No. fS55l. Lincoln National Bank vs. Cissell
executor; motion for trial overrgled and iudg-
ment verdict Attorneys. Hamilton Colhert.
1erkes & Hamilton and Milan & Smith-A. A.
Hoehlinc. i.
No. ae2o9. Jacguette ss Capital Traction Com
pany same. Attorneys. r. P. Evsns-R. r. Perry
& Son and q. T. Dunlop
No. fs438. Biacfman District Of Columbia
time TO Ole transcript extended to a0th instant and
bill Of exceptions signed. Attorneys Lester d
PRICE,. II. Thomas and T !. Meyers.
No. 1862 Rucker vs.. lockwood: motion for new
trial granted Attorneys. Charles Poe and L. A.
Putnam-C A. KeigTn and W. f. Robeson.
No. SOIL International Trust Company rs How
Ard defsnlAat granted leave 70 plead % q before
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DENTISTRY.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREY We STORE FOR 80 A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4iss2O-
i2 10Th ST nv. Phone Main 4229. nhSe0t
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS, &C. AT
WESCHLER'S, go Pa ave. NV: reasonable rates:
conveniently located. Phone NJ l&2 fe2St
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-AN ELECTRIC SEAL FUR COLLAR on
18th ST.. between and New National Theater.
between and $50 Fridly evening Please return
70 56s o St and receive reward. mh7-2t
LOST-LADIEs' BROOCH OPAL PIN SET IN
back enamel; Pennsylvania ave, between Raleigh
Hotel and Executive mansion. Return 10 RALEIGH
hOIEL manager and receive reward.
LoST-A LADY's GOLD WATCH; MONOGRAM
+. N. NJ; so reward Room rs sos q ST NV
GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES,
eczema. piles. sc. Try DIR. COSTELLOS
sALVE. All druggists mhl-3Ot
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

and
Machinery n cco Of Hands,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

implements to do we'll and quickly work for which
these things were devised. while the average
Mississippi farmer land the average Mississippi
farmer IL assumed to be the average Southern
farmer) made q machine out OF himself. and did
a machines work. when II was not a mules
work.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

roaii-s =. Dairy. and Stock to be Han.,cd BETTER
~~Incaoators aud broodera will be used II enough
Matching II done 10 justify Il. Possibly milking
machines viii bo In evidence. Certainly II many
cows are milked. thers viii 30 cream separa,ors
aud power churns and mechanical butter work
ers. No ono farm may have all these things but
tho progressive farmer win have such OF them
AZ he needs In tho lines OF farming hc In doing
Al that day there will be more brood mares and
fewer mules. Tho mares will DO handled care
fully: and they win raise horse or mule colts
and the farmer will ind tho opportunity to give
tho mares and the colts such attention as will
bring In extra profits
That day Ii not far on~not nearly 80 far on
40 some OF us would think. Such things have
been enjoyed for years In other sections OF the
country. why should they not be had here?
Are the people OF this section not AZ much entitled
10 the good things OF LIE a. the people OF other
sectionsY
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Caitivating and Harvesting tho Crops-H~
will also provide himself with thu implement.
for deep cultivation and for shallow. no that he
can give whatever cultivation may be bes, In
given case: and he will certainly get TO euiti
saung whole row or a whole middle every time
he goes through the neid. Some years later he
VIII do M they arc doing In the great corn States
give complete cultivation 10 two rows every time
he goes across the field.
Hs will realize ID" great opportunity there IL
for getting pront from raising hay: and viii 10,
machinery 10 cut II. rake Il, bunch It. load H. or
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-03
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

TOMORROW July 4th, the entire country will put on gaia
attire and do honor heroes of 1875 who signed and passed the
Declaration independence upon which great United States Is
built Every city, town. village and hamlet will celebrate more OF
less at every point patriotic speeches will be made by Sill
yer toed orators telling the glorious and valiant deeds OF
forefathe Wrestling the thirteen colonies from Great Ban rule
and establishing the the the Home of the Brave
fitting that this should be for no country has more
interesting history beloved land Much good red blood
has the of independence and true American
heart pride the greatest day the from an Amer
viewpoint In Imagination back the dark days OF the
Revolutionary and picture Washngons patriotic during
the 1915 and wonder how a humanity stood at ALL Our
pity but pride takes its place and watch with bated
breath being discussed in that Of
hos like cheering the first down and
quick succession and the deed done The Declare
on of independence fixture and the yoke Of bondage thrown
off, although the fight for liberty continues.
Every American father should teach his boy to honor this day
his the pride Of country such present
those assembled in Philadelphia July h 1916 Patrick
Penry's speech should be read by every American boy
Hunah for the Fourth
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Notice

of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 574
575 of the General Statutes of the State
Of Florida
Notice is hereby given that A. Lamont pur-
chaser of Tax Certificate No. l. dated the second
day Of July A. D., 1906 has filed said certifca-e
in my office. and has made application for tax
deed to issee in accordance with law. Said certi-
cate embraces the following described property
situated in St Lucie county. Florida, to-wit: S w
a of N E a Of N E u. Section 9, Township &c
South, Range 40 East. 10 acres. Az acres to be
taken from the southeast corner of said land. The
said land being assessed at the date of the issu-
ance OF suehcertifcate in the name of Peter Peter
son. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
cording to law. tax deed will issue thereon on the
Srd day of August A. D., 1908.
Witness my official signature and seal this the
LIST day Of July A. D., 1908.
(seaD JF Furv
Clerk Circuit Court ST. Lucie County, Florida.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-03
Notice

Oh Application for Tax Deed Under Sections 574
and 576 Of the General Statutes Of the
State Of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that o. X Sheffield pur-
chaser of part Of Tax Certificates Nos. Ss and 90
dated the End day of July. A. D.. 1906. has filed
said certificates in my office, and has made appli.
cation for tax deed to issue in accordance with
law. Said certificate embraces the following dea.
cribed property situated in st. Lucie county
Florida. tO-wit; N Y of Lot /. Section 80 Town.
snip 81 South. Range 40 East. and the s V Of Lot
= section 49, Township 80 South. Range 40 East
The said land being assessed at the date of the r.
suance OF such certificate in the names Of Scott q
Oliver and A. L. Hearn respectively. Unless said
certificates shall be redeemed according to law
tax deed viii issue thereon on the Bird day Of An.
gust A. d. 1903. -'1-
Witness my official signature and seal mi. ~.
lst day Of July A. D., 1908. ~ ''s
~eap J. Z. FuLTz,
Clerk Circuit Court St. Lucie County. Florida.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-03
THE ECLIPSE.

THIS is how the eclipse of the Sunday effected of
the Times Union reporters
Windng its endless way around the fixed pathway of its
nal orbit slipping silently in between the peopd earth and the
hot dangy printing its shadOwgph the brilliant disc of the
mighty body that controls each world that wh perfect harmony
through the sweeping reaches of the universe the moon mistress
the night pushed its realm beyond the confines of the ssed
morning and touched with semtwght the gang reign
Morning had shifted the msts night from
the skies and the had well into the heavens when the
spectacle, awenspng and painting in vivid pictures
that have been without beginning and without began
Across the edge Of the great white disc crept vaguely defined
but nsstt shadow 1t pushed its sOened cOong farther
ward the CENTER deepening its hue decided On
lar form perfect that of the greater circle which
to be creeping and then, holding its course wrought
miracle"
whole column of that kind of stuff what the reader
wade through he would happened during the period
OF the eclipse But just think OF turning mans brain like