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SPORTS
nenver. 8: nea MoInes. 5.

Des Moines, Ia. Aug. Yesterday IS
baseball results.
score 2 r. H. r.
Des Moines 49,, 600 030 l10--5 8 3
Denver .......si20 O3O 002-S II I
Batteries Witherup Nelson and
Weigart; Chabeck and Zalusky.
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Charters s,,tt, issssSss;fs' f1,S,rc0

FIRST Bdptlst ehuiSH u rus"
Springs, with the following trustees;
George Kannal, J. w. Fitzhue and
Grover Hill, all OF Rush Springs.
The First Presbyteriaa church OF
Jet, with the following trustees: E.
c. Johnson, J. E. Wilson and Alfred
Campbell all OF Jet.
Scott Dryden company OF Ardmore;
with $4,000 capital stock; with the
following incorporators: d. o. Scott.
c. l.. Dryden and Ed Sharp, all OF
Ardmore.
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Waco al Galveston.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Dallns at Austin.
Shreveport at San Antonio.
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Cleveland, Aug, i.-CleYeland de-
feated New York
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Batteries. Johnson and Gordon; Ma.
loney and Miller.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louls. 4; PhlIadelphia, 2.

St Louis. Aug. THE local Amer
leans got an early lead In the third
game OF the series with Philadelphia
and won out easily.
Score r. II. +.
st. Louis .....l0l 600 lt"-i 0
Philadelphia .. 900 00l OlO-2 :
Batteries Bailey Waddell and spen'
ser; Bender and Powers.
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HutehInson, 3; Webb city, 2.

Hutchinson, Aug. Errors by the
visitors and good work by McNeely
gave Hutchlnaon the game.
Score R.H.E
Webb City ..... 900 600 002-2 q 6
Hutchinson .... 100 020 00'-3 8 .
Batteries: Burnham and Pokorney;
Neeleg and Freese
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National League.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
American LoEels.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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Cleveland. i6; New York. 3.

Bntteries, Smith and SuIIiNani
Smith, Keeley and Street.
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TO-DAY IN M
DEPARTMENTS
Notary Commissions.

NUtdTy OUHIIHIosIVHs'
f. e. Farr or Pond Creek, fol
Grant county.
H. "A. Clark of Wewoka, for Semi
mole county
B. j. Burke of Claremore, for Rog
ers county
J. 5. Nicholson Of sulphur. for MuF
ray county
Z. r. Peak of MeAleste. 10 Pitts
-sprg eopgF.5uuii5J DiGfp
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Western association.
Oklahoma City at Joplin.
Topeka at Wichita.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
Enid at Springfield.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 9; 81. LouIs, 2.

NCW TOTNf . ~ LUuIUI 9
New York. Aug 1.-The New York
team scored another easy victory over
the st. Louis team.
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2ltseburu, s; srookINn, 2.

Brooklyn, Aug LIN game when
was enliyenod by sharp fielding. Pitts
burg beat Brooklyn.
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Batteries; Gaskll and Petit ADlef
and Covener.
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Boston. Q; Detroit. S.

Detroit, Aug. AFTER winning nine
straight Detroit's streak was broken
by Boston. Two nisplays hl the ninth
made possible -four Boston runs, killing
The value OF the home teams rally,
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Score X. III. y.
Detroit ........ $50 001 0O2--J 10 !
Boston ......... .0Ol 0l2 O05--9 l3
Batteries: Summers. I Mullin and
Thomas; Schmidt. Burchell, Steele and
Carrigan.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LEAGUE.

independence, 9; Muskogee, z.
Muskogee, Aug. -Four pitchers
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Lincoln. 8; ipueblo, 2l0I117
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Houston, S; Fort Worth, 4.

Waco, S; Galveston, 2.
Galveston, Aug. Hits when hits
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.MlehIta. 4; Topeka,

= tWichita. Aug. l.-Speer lei Topeka
down isithnut a hit, Wichita winning.
HcQre-- ..l. r.. Il. E
Topeka 100 600 000-l 0 o
Wichita ........ll0 600 02'-4 10 o
Batteries Root ard Boles; Speer
and Doran.
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oklahoma-kansas League.
Texas League.

independence at Musk0gee,
Bartlesville at Tulsa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Equity Court. Thomas
II. Harvey plaintiff. vs.. Griffith g. Barry Ann
Barry. Mary p. Hanson. Thomas " Hanson (her
husband. Mary Barry James Barry Adams. Ed
ward Barry. Emily Davis Arthur Barry William
Barry. Clement Barry. Kate Barry. Fannie Bryan
or. if any Of them be dead The Unknown Heirs.
DeYisees and Ahcnevs of such Of them as are dead
and The Unknown Heirs. Devisees. and Alieuees Of
Julianna Barry. deceased. In Equity No 276iS
Order 4 pubicatiOn.-The object Of this suit Is
20 establish title N complainant by adverse posses
sion % all of original lot twenty nine co. IN square
eight hundred and one ,s0ll. in the city Of Wash
ington. District of Columbia. On motion Il com
painant by his solicitor. Eugene A. Jones. It is
Ibis 18th day Of May. 1905 ordered that Griffith c.
Barry. Ann Barry. Mary T. Hanson, Thomas "
Hanson (hcr hUsbandl Mary Barry. James Barry
Adams Edward Barry, Emily Davis Arthur Barry
William Barry Clement Barry. Kate Rarry Fannie
Bryan, or II any Of them b. dead. the unknown
heirs devisces and alicnets Of such Of them as arc
dead, and the unknown heirs, deysees and alienees
c Julianna Barry deceased. cause their appearance
20 be entered herein on OF before the first rule day
occurring after the expiration Of three 90 months
from this date. otherwise this cause will be pro
cecded with as in Of default. provided a copy
of this order be published twice a month for three
successive months IN the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald. HARRY N CLA-
BAUGH, Chief Justice A true c0py-Test: tScalD
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By J. \. c. PALMER. Assist
ant Clerk. EUGENE A. JONES and GEO. CUR
It's SHINN, Solicitors for Complainant.
myls,B, ,jel0n, ,jyl.s
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, June 19Os0
Equity Suits.
CTuesday, June 80, 19Os)

No 1880. In release Of lot Il. squars EEIt
substitute trustee Attorney. Leon TObrner
No Igl. Annie Reidy. guardian VA Annis
Reidy substitute trustee. Attorney, J. D. Sullivan.
No. 1892 Martha z. Claxton &C. "a William
NJ. g. Mish; TO annul contract Attorney F. H.
Stephens
No Zso5. NetHs NJ. Bunker vs. Ed~ard \.
Bunker; divorce a mensa et thoro. Attorneys, J.
A. Morarity and r. l.. Montague.
No aoi Frank X. Raymond vs.. Union Cen.ral
Life Insurance Company; discovery and accounting
Attorney. c. II. Syme.
No ls5. Carl O. Weber " JustinA D. Weber
ct al. divorce a vim mat Attorney Leon Tobraer.
No 1906 James s. Fraser vs.. Richard H. John
ston ct al. sDeeihc Performance Attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton 4 Cox.
No 1901. Edward H. Droop ct al vs. Edward
r. Drool. ct all constFae Will Attorneys, r. r
Lawsuits.
No. 072l. Charles Newburgh vs.. Samuel B. Jack
son; iudgment Of s. c. Mills. J. P. $50. Attor-
ney. J. II. Adriaans
No. 50l2Z Harry S. BurWel rs. Robert " War
rem libel. Slo.6eN Attorneys. ]. B. Archer and J.
J. smith.
No. g72 National Capital Brewing Company "a
TObriner
No. 5O72i Beuna V. Lee vs. Washington Railway
and Electric Company: damages. $500. AttOrneyS
]. B. Archer and j. L. Smith.
No. S'5. The Atlas Portland Cement Company
vs.. Col5um Paving Company; account. 500. Attor-
No 0726- Margaret NJ Mitchell e al vs.. United
states Fidelity and Guaranty Company; bond. S. 90
Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
and Gordon a Gordon.
No 507Z7- same rs. Same; bond, $1,000 Attor-
No. 5O78 swartzeI. Rhesm & Hensey Compa-v
Ts. Thomas Z. Sullivan. account. $500 ATTORNEY
W. c. Sullivan
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

JUSTICE GOULn
Estate o. Burr Eickess order granting letters OF
administration; bond. 500 Attorneys. Coldrsn &
FeuunC.
Estate of Thomas s. Paxton: order Tor rule %
show cause. Attorney. " ]. Neaa
Estate of Caroline $. Burroughs: order fo- transfer
% stocks, Attorneys. Carlisle d Llckett
Estate of Hiram Calleman. order admitting e1-
enplhed copy Of viii % record. Attorney. Fred Nc
kee.
Estate q William Hirs;: order admitting viii %
probate and record and letters testamentary: bond
500. Attorney. i. II. Marshall.
Estate of Henry Jaeger, order admitting viii 70
probate and record and letters testsnentary. bond
$50. Attorney. Oscar Nauck.
Estate of Annie RidenoUr; order admitting viii
% probate and recorl and letters testarnentary;
bond. so Attorneys Leckle. Fulton 4 Cox
Estate of Ad0lph Cluss, order 20 transfer stock
Attorney. Irving Williamson.
Estate q William L. Ralph: order admitting VIII
% probate and record and letters testamentay; bond
5000 Attorney. G. 7. Williams
Estate Of Nszfareno Ferris; order granting letters
o.; administration: bond. 500 Attorneys Berry &
Minor.
Estate q Sydney r. Tucker. order granting letters
q administration; bond. 500 Attorney. A. 1. New
meyer.
Estate Of Gabriel VI. Lea viii dated December /.
ISIS; order authorizing continuance of administration
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
In re Miriam Wonley; o=ier appointing guardian ,
bond. Slo0o. Attorney R. r. Homer.
In re Ann NJ Frain order 20 Tay counsel fee.
Estate q Msry W. Strong petition for probate
and record and letters testamentary. Attorney, W
A. McKenney
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DEEDS OF Trust.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Emily K
Andrews et Vlr, George l. 10 George Y Worth
ingtOn and Bernard ?. 11immack 10 secure
Alice l. Bayles. $500. years Der cent. semi
annually lot 81.
Central Heights-Josephine VI. johnson et VIZ.
George. 70 William Kinney and Irwin HoIIander
10 secure Mabel C. Hammerey. Sl0O years.
pr cent. lot L block @
ST. Elizabeth-Charles " Bohsnnon q ur q,
James ". Blaine and John Scrivener. to secure
Emma ". Edelin,. $500. monthly payments s
per cent. semi-auuually parcel
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ceorre T
Byng et ux- 20 George NJ Emmerich and Doug
lass ). Mackall. 20 secure Washington Six Fer
Cent Permanent Building Association. s. 800
lot J0l block 4. George T. Byrg e ux %
Henry +. Lerch. 10 secure Elizabeth L. Hoover
and Minnie K Lerch, $3.50 years. Der cent,
scmi-annuaIly lot Sll block L.
Squares iS5. $50 and S53-W1liam Gibson 70 F7ovd
p Davis and Clarence I. Gessford. % secure
Walter G. Davis. $50. year. s per cent. semi
annually, lot 81, square i55; part !ot Il. SQUARE
$50. and lot q, square So.
L. Droit PARK Addition-Lizzis E. and Leonard
r Eaton 70 Frank J. DieIdonne and James
BeITy. TO secure Perpetual Building Association.
S2401 lot Is. square SID
Square l77-Sarah B. Philip TO G. A. Bonnet and
Lee ID. Latimer, 70 secure Maria and Emily
Bonnet. 100. years. per cent. semi-annuary.
lot So
Square 4E-Joseph Sava ct u1 10 Albert T. and
Edmund h. Fox 10 secure Frederick R. Walker
FptuNer . 1edlN p Itf cent eeLli- part
original lot p same 20 same. 70 secure Fred
encA X Walker. a.ao 10 p months. per
cent sane land.
Square l0l2-Thomas J. Early ct w. 10 Eduard 7
Stellwagen and George f. Fleming % secure
William Dubois. s go l to years. Der eent
seulrannually lot 5
Sauls Addition 10 Washing ngton-Joseph B. Bowlinx
ct u1- 10 B. Francis saul and Walter Z. Hilton
to secure Harry N. Ellis. 500. years, s per
cent, seml-annUally, lot :. square 2S2a Same
70 same, 70 secure same debt lot 5 s1uare 2s3
BrightwOod Park-NI Frances H Savers 20 Aune-s-
can Security and Trust Company % secure Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company 81 GO years
per cent semi-annually lot - block l.
MintwOod-Charles Draper 70 William A. Hiu ana
Risnald W. BeaL, 20 secure David B. Niuriock
$3.50, year per cent. semiannualIy east half
Of lot %
Mount Pleasant-Charles F. Winbsler e NJ. 70
Charles ". Fairfax and James Stnyer, 70 secure
Charles P. Stone. S5oO. l 70 81 months. s per
cent. selni-annually, lot 657 block l.
Square sf7-Sarah +. Whitehead et vir Walter p
20 Leopold Mocller and Harry s. Welch. 10 Sc
cure Anton Moeler. 500 S years. 6 Der cent
seni-annually Part original lots 1s aud l.
square l06S-JerrmiAh H. Conrad 70 American Sc
clr1ty and Tlust Company. to secure The East
Washington Savings Bank. 5000. years per
cent. semi-annually. lots s. d. and 2.
Sauls Addition 10 Washingt0n-Ralph T. Horton et
10 Clarence B. RheeTn and George " F.
SUartzell, TO secure Harry T. Domer, SOo0 5
year, per cent, seni-annually. lot ? sQuara
ZO
Square 37-John A. Delaney et ux. 10 The WaShin.-
ton Loan and Trust Company. 20 secure Eq1lita-
BE Cooperative Building Association, s. 800. lot
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P. ]. RYAN. Solicitor for Petitioners.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. In re The Trades Unionist Publish
ing Company, a Corporation No. 27SS5-Upon the
application fled in the above entitled proceedings
it is this Zd day Of June. 1908. ordered that All
persons interested in said corporation appear in
Equity Court on the 9TH DAY OF JULY zoos
and show if any they have why said coroora-
ton should not be dissolved. prayed for in said
application. Provided that notice Of this order be
published in The Washington Herald A newspaper
Of general circulation weekly for three 90 successive
NweekS. the first insertion 10 be not less than one
month before the day fixed for showing cause as
aforesaid. HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH Chief Justice
A true c0py-Test: fSel) J. X. YOUNG Clerk
By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk je2i. .jyl,s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Richmond Park-Northwest Washington Improve
ment Company to William F. Matteson. lots 81
and y. square 1855. SO
Washington Highlands-Dora b. Wells 70 Susan
R0dden. lot =. block s. SO.
6 street southeast. between Sixteenth and seren-
teenth streets-HaTTy j. Burroughs ct ux 10
Clarence b Hight. lot %. square south q
square lo9l SO
St Elzabeth-Emma NJ. Edelin et rir. George R.
20 Charles W. Bohannon, parcel 254ls. SO
TWeuty-fourth street northwest between G and
streets-BeujaTin 5. Minor and Stuart Nc
Namaa. trustees. 10 American National BanE
Of Washington. part original lot s. square a.
$50
Fairmount Heights-Rohinson White et ux. to
Rachel NJ Brown, lot 70, block 4, SO.
Ihrueth street northwest between L and "
streets-Robert L. Middleton 10 Georgetown
Gaslight Company. lot ls5. square Il96 SO
Moore q Barbours second Addition 10 Washing
ton-Luc2s p. Loving. trustee. 70 Bernard n
Bridget trustee. lots 20 (. block 8 81 same
to BcTuard N Bridget. trustee. 10 sarah n
Davidson. Mary A johnson. Augustus s Worth
o. s..
Moore & Barbour's Addition 10 washington-samo
20 same. lot i6. block &. and lot s, block 5 81
On sheriff ruad-Henry H, Lovtis 70 Samuel ]. H.
riugton. tract SO.
Fifth street northeast. between and G strests-
Woodbury. Blair and National SAVINGS and Ta7ist
company. trustees. % George c. Pumphrev and
George y Palmer. lots s. TO 70. square $40.
scheltzen Park-Charies ". King ct VI 10 August
Hennig LOT 75. block 3 SO
Dunharion street northwest between TT7entv-si1-b
ana IWenty-seventh streets-Nlary J. genkfus 70
samuel ARA, part square I25s
Dobbiu s Addition 20 Washing1on-Tau,es Nf,--s- -
TX. % Jane T. McNamara lot g s1uare "a Sl0
No % O street nOrtheast-Wiliam L. Iarrinr =.
TX, 70 saTsh +. Warner. lot is square $50 SO
IWetth street southeast between A and q streets
American Realty Company. Incorporated. 70 Ma
thaniel L FItzhugh. lot $, square lOl4. SO
Scheutzen Park-Charles F. Nesbit and John B.
sleInan. Jr.. trustees. 70 Daniel n. Curry. lot !
block & SO
Seventh street northwest. between and o Streets
Charles T. Weber e, al 20 Joseph Saya. uart
original l0t L. square az, SO
sauls Addition 70 Washinston-B Fnncts saul ~
al. % joseph B. Bowling. lots and s. square
Tenth street southeast. between G and I stres.s-
George T. Sheppard ct ux. 70 Louis RosenberF.
poTt original lot s square so. SO
NO. III North Carolina avenue northeast-WiIIisrn
Du Bois 70 Thomas J. and Ida V. Early. lot =
square 1912 SO
Pinehurst-Cha-les F. Winbigler e. VI. 20 Nlinpis
" Strayer, lots ? 8 and L hlcck 3. SO
Mount Pleasant-Charlcs T. Store ct " 70 Chsries
r end Della Winbigler. lot az block J. SO
hentucky avenue s0u;heast-Caleb p. Archibald e
TX. 20 jeremiah II. Con1ad east halt original
lot lS square l6S SO
street northwest. between K and L streets-An-
ME NJ =. Elliott 70 EVELYN r. Mills parr o-ir-
inal lot IS. square SOS, SO
Irlnldad-Niary T. Patten e al 70 Martin Flah--ty
lots u ana s. block > SO
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
496-Acre
S Took FARM
1876 ACRES.

The best stock farm in Fairfax County in a good
nelghbThood. at only 81 per acre 20 acres in
valuable timber mosty oak, balance in crops and
grass; II neTerfailing springs five miles from Clifton
Station. ON the Southern Railway: seven miles from
electric line at Fairfax Court House: nine miles
from HeTndon. on the W. & O. Railroad; twenty
miles to Washington on Warrenton Pike; fourth
mile from Centreville where there are churches
schools. mills stores. blacksmith shop. &c r. f. d.
at door every day. four miles from Bull Run battle
field; only farm for sale between ChantiIly and
Centrevile Pike; considered the best fruit fam in
This section; a large apple and peach orchard in
trst-cass condition, loaded with fruit: 20 acres in
wheat, . acres In oats. 3j acres in c,rn 20 acres
meadow that viii average two tons q hay per acre
If sold within thirty days. the crops will 90 with
place without extra cost Good clay SOIL Just roll
ing enough 20 drain well
Two houses and two barns; new house of eight
rooms and cellar. and new barn situated on main
road; other house of five largo rooms and cellar
with good barn. beautifully located near the center
OF the farm: all necessary outbUdings; a beautiful
view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains from this farm
the timber will alone half pay for the farm Owner
has good reasons for selling.
II desired will subdivide and sell 400 acres in
cluding the 300 IN timber with The fye-roorn
house and barn, fer $500; or will sell 100 acres
with the house and barn. including the fine
orchard. for $500.
Being so close 70 Washington markets makes this
place very valuable as stock farm Stock farms
in Northern Virginia speciality.
Write or telephone 20 US al once.
=. B. BUELL. & SON
Herndon Va
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
WILL SELL COTTON HOME.

Attorneys Conrad H. Syme and R. Col
den Donaldson yesterday were appointed
trustees by Justice Gould. with authority
to sell the home Of the late Mrs. Ellen NJ.
Cotton. at 1917 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, one Of the most beautiful prt-
vate homes in the city.
Under the recent compromise affected
between the contesting heirs, the admin
istrators Of the estate will devote the pro-
ceeds TO the settlement OF all debts
against the estate and the payment OF
the overdue taxes.
Pending the sale Of the property. the
trustees are authorized to raise a lien
of $4,000 in the property for this purpose.
and viii flie bond Of $4,000.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington. June =. I9lS.-Notce Is
hereby given that the Assessor Of the District az Co
l~abia has caused % BE- prepared blank schedules
fr personal property subject % taxation as required
by the Act Of Congress. approved July J. 1902 i'm
posing tax personal IT0pcrty IN the District q
Columbia. and that a cory nj nid schedule Will 10
delivered 90 any Citlzen applying therefor al this
office The law requires slch schedules 20 be prop
erly filed out, sworn 20 and returned % the As
SCISSOR within thirty das after the date 0f the last
publication II this notice. Returns must be made
on 0r hefore August l. 1905 This law viii be
strictly enforced by the Board Of Personal Tax Ap
ptai-ers p ". w GRIFFIN. Assessor. ID. c.
je2q 81. .yl
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CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only information and NOT
guaranteed ~
400 2. NC. & o. LIMITED, DaiIy-Fast ves-
ubule train. Pullman sleeporS 10 Lexington Iot1is-
vile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and ~
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot sprines pill
man cars Louisville to Nashville. Memphis and New
OIiesnS b,nHs cHsi IA e1iie service,
yessihule train. Pullman seepers to CaucinnafI
Lexington ard Louisville. Compartment sleen1Ss
car 10 Nnglnia Hot Spflngs week days. Dining f-lrs
ia carte service Pullman SieepeTS Cinclpuafi To
Chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville 70 NemDbis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
keseUatlOns and tickets al Chesapeake and Obio
Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 1893 II street
and New Union station. Telephones. Main
1880 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and A,sin
l066 or Z56 for {. & .. Ticket Office
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rwv

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II lgG
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS a. m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and We,
ern; also Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Afemrbis
p5 p -Dsily-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Mem,,bts
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars.
For NOrfolk-Leave Washington AID a IN. daily
lis a. daily Except Sunday Arrive Norfoii
Il 20 a. m, SD p.
4S5 p. m.-Daily-Beuyvilo Lursy. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS u m. and
Il 30 D. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue (Bond Building.