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The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hoinezd hancc. a55 Thirteenth street ro--H-e-.-
Eclund ; Dclloi-~ 90 John F. 1fclforrar los
= and .. block e SO. John f. gfc3f--r,-r 70
EaHaHnd S. and Geneyie7e \. R. T. Delore.
sane land SO
DeiawaEe avenue ard street so1r.res,-yyI,rl5r
v Erersoa- 81. p ux- % Wilrot " Erers1u
T. lot l. square 20 SO
hanaie Hishiands-The United States Rezl.r Con-
I4ly q Washing1on- D. c. incorporated. 70
Line l. Dle-z. iot T. block g. SO
CollnectacIt Avenue Terrace-Fulf1n r Gor57r e
u g Percy C. smith. lots = and 3. s4us-s
us. 5zLG
sherEood-J- WsseT TaIierti-s = W % Frank T.
Rzpp lot .. tl1lE szI So
lngiesiae- Eiza1etl Walhridse e, al 20 Kea1eEy
Bros. iEcrrIorated. los = % s. block q SO
sch1e;zen Parz-tsgy s and Car-cu s ZepB IZep1
BIOS 20 the g. ArCub5iu Company. Iot IL
bloak .
Ple9sant Plai1s-Slartha z Connolly TO Ross Z
Lo-d l1t T. $40
scilue-zsu Park-'7uT :. and Carroll S. .Zero CZe-7
Bros 70 Issdore F-elud. lot lls. block 3 SO
Ieorseto~a and coul-y-Cla-ies " Campbell e
TX U william A. ard Fred s. Campbell -rr--
tcrs. iot5 CD Na-ar street. il f7e---e-rr- z---
Warehouses and whaT7es and Borden Mining Con-
IanJ prurertT on Nater street Csc1--sto,rr- z1f
Gi-oert w1relolse. on s1utl side q Water stree
Iart Let 2 Mount Pleasant. Pleasant Plains. a1f
Lemars Outlet. ard part I1- o bi0cz 81 L4
Harvard street. and 0le-haf interest il -ss5
ard Peasant Plains. pan l1- O. block g. Co-r1-
hia Heights and part I1c J. Mount P.easl--
-BerEicS apartment L1useI. SO
- street near Nllrl street sll--Fesr-J HsrreT
otal1ilorc et uL 10 Eduard o. AID N1IIe L
Ped. original lot S.. square 81 Sll
A-cl-een avenue sc--LresI-tr-sdericl H-oassIc- -
John koess-e-. lct -. square 81. SO
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The Prond Wfdo-

That famous editor and statesman.
Charles Emory Smith," said q Philadel-
phia journalist. was a modest man. He
believed in modesty-even in journalism,
He thought it paid no better for a news
paper than for a man continually 10 be
Dragging I once drew UP a prospectus
for him There were several blatantiy
boastful paragraphs in II. and Mr.. smith
ran his pencil through them all II I let
this go. he said, 1t would be pretty near
y as bad as the epitaph that the young
widow carved on her aged husbands
tomb This epitaph said Sacred 10 the
memory Of John James Greer, aged
eighty-four, who departed this life bit
terly 1egretting that he must leave for
ever the most beautiful and best OF
wives 80
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LEAN YEAR FOR CHURCHES.
Those of Great Britain Lost Many
Members Ia 1907.

Last year was lean year for the
churches both az home and abroad Tia
Baptist communicates IN Great Britain in
lso', according 10 the Indepeads1t. were
-. 50, which was asa fewer than in 1915.
There were "a more SGnday-schooI teach
ers. but 2.1sI fewer pupils.
The British C0ngregati0naIists have al
most held their own but not quite. Their
membership is s5e663 for Is17. 4 loss Of "a.
While the Sun6ay-school teachers have
increased by I.5Ss. The pupils have fallen
on by s.0So
The Wesleyan 1Iethodisrs show -rs
same loss the membership Of 5Z5z5S being
z-ss9 fewer than in the previous ves-
while the pupils are fewer by nearly 5.sl1
Five smaller Methodist denominations
show a total loss OF S5I5 pupils and q
small loss in members 4 single one TIE
Primitive Methodisrs. report q gain OF
100 members. but they lose LIS sunday
school pupils
In Wales the largest denomination IS
the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Cornex-
ton, which IS Presbyterian in government
It's membership is given as 1S7 76S, q loss
OF ISe6
The total loss II membership Of the
Nonconformist denominations is about
li.eoe and THAI IN Sunday schools. is more
tnan 5000 Indeed. one OF the best eccIe-
siastical statisticians IN Great Britain
puts the loss in members n England and
Wales at 17.450
A principal cause Of this ebb is the
sloughing OF Of the excess members who
joined the churches during the excitement
OF the Welsh revival
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AUGUST IA IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

I755-FO-5s Ontario ard Osseso taken By the Frenca
u1ds- Montcalm-
l4l5-The celebrated lherry tree q Boston co-se-
Grated by exposing or IL the etlzies of the men
who hsc rendered themselves c5ious By their
agency II p-oourIns the passase Of the stamp
acr-
Arnold LEFT the camp At Canb-idzs with ds-
tachment q l-311 AmericanS 20 penetrate into
Canada b. way q the kennebec River and tie
wilderness
I715-Coastit5stioa of Maryland adopted Lords DIN
more and Campbell and Sir Peter Parker 51iped
Lord Howe Al staten Island. having tsksn
from the NiTginl7ns' boat about LOO 1erross
l5o+-The province q Louisiana In state Of iuzr.
rection against the United States enrer-msn-
and was about % declare an irdependeut roT-
euuent
lslS-Br1fish sloop Pelican captured United states
slo0p Argus IN English Charnel
i'z2-Iresldent proclaimed Florida var az an end
lsss-Orsgon TerTitcry formed by act q Cons
lso4-Ihe first American trading vessel 70 er-e- -h
ports q Japan LEFT thar country On is -
ward trip
i5ol Confederate Congress warns al ci-izr- ~
the United states O. leave the Co-s-sz-s-s
States within forty DAYS
lso4-Ihe residents q south Illinois thrown s--, .
panic by the ope7atirus Of a s-s.u l--5 =
CoufeGerase -ailers which had e7r---.-s -
steamer Kate Robinson and cr5s-si ti-s a.,
River uear Caino
Gen. Grant makes a heavy demonstration b.
fore Rici-nend
lsol-Turksy CONSENTED 10 siTe Auzriraa scbools
eSl@i tights VIII those q other pogerS
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNABD.
Esta-e q Elmz l. Haucg. order r-autinz letters
= DEMONSTRATION bad. so Attor1ey. A 2.
kiefe-
Es-are n Walter Jones. crdcr granting Ie--srs OF
lc-ll1-stIati11, bond. 500 Att1rney T. l. Jones.
Es-afe ~ Ma-iElsua Eichuc- order admitting VII
o rT11afe and record and letters restameur4ry-
lFnl. 500 Attorney. Z. l. Gies
bst4-e q CHRISTINA g. Queen. order for with
rrlUsl q carezt fCr allowance Arroruey ". c.
s-Ilirac-
Estate q Thomas E Eraus- All dated sspseuhsr
1903 fled
II Ee Anna C. Adams sr a.. order Era1tIzz leave
io '-rl0~ Attorney. g. C. Gertmzu-
Es-ate u TL1znas s Paxton. petition for PROBATE
ard rsc1T1 q VII and letters testamentarT Afto7-
-e-. T. ? Rsv
Estate q Wiliam z johnson; order g-au-saz let
g. % ad-i1rs-rsti1a- bond s2Go0 Att0-uev Fred-
ari-z Eichene-eer-
Estate % Eugeae saeezey- PETITION for Letters of
eez-i---s--1ri1u Attorney. A Il. Bel
Estate g Eebecca ; Nichols order aGrn5frl1 VII
70 E-o11fe and record and letters q ad--ris-faf1on
C. Q a. Ar-o-uey- Thozss Wake.
Estate @. james z NcJfuls objections % PROBATE
0f rrl
Estate q Aaz 81 Grz-s. -et.-iaz for p-s5ate and
-e19-- ard letters -es-4mEu-zry- Attorney. p. T.
Hiilsr6
Estate q Taouas Norwood. viH da,sa September
g. ls75 Sled
Estate Of Ro5s-t " Fails. pe--tion for -ss--snoe
% auditor Atuo--s-. J. 4. B1-Ez---
Estate q MalriEa =. R1aev- periri'a for urota-s
AID record q sIl and letters -es-azsutz-y Art5r-
rey, CIazies " ArtL
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Cure for Nerrnusne..

Those who have suffered from a nervous
breakdown due to overwork and inatIen-
ton TO proper diet and exercise should
study the following table prescribed BY q
doctor for bringing back a patient to
sound health:
6:45-Cold salt sponge, rundown: exer-
else fifteen minutes
7-45-Breakfast-
s;l-Sit in easy chair. with every mus
Gle relaxed for ten minutes.
$50 to Stake a brisk walk and breathe
deeply
9:l5 to Work
l to 1:30-Luncheon
1;3o-Shut out everybody. Drop into easy
chair. let mind and body rest for ten min
utes
$40 TO 5-WOrk
CWalk for an hour and take deep
bresths Of fresh ar
$50 to 6.5o-Stretch on couch. rest thor
oughly.
Dinner
$50 to S-5o-Work, If necessary.
go 20 10-A leisurely walk
10 10 l0-59-Put or cares with clothes.
10-3o-Lghts out
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HE DID ONLY HIS DUTY.
But StiII Some of the Automobile
Tourists Might have Got Lost.

{ But StiH Some of the Automobile
Tourists Might have Got Lost.
Z F-cn the Bs55ef--d Record
The Ghdden trail I'd Main street N Saco
was lost Monday because Of the agility
displayed by Charles SchofeId- head push
er OF the refuse department He IS en-
ployed in picking Up paper sticks. and
rubbish that collect on Nam street He
looks after this branch Of work with such
faith1ulness that piece OF paper larger
than postage stamp cannot be found
along the principal thoroughfare-
Monday morning. when The advance
sua-d OF the GHddea auto tourists PASSED
through Saco. they left a traiI Of con
fettL This was for the benefit Of those
who followed The city man saw the
streak Of paper bits OF the pavement and
Immediately got busy
'Confcund the scamps who dumped this
rubbish ne nUttered as he worked. II
knew who tie cuIprit was would mott
ty City Marshal WiSsin' He had de-
stroyed goO6 part OF the white tran on
the pavement when some one tumbled 20
what he was doing
About this time the tall marshal came
along and said Mr. Man. YOU will con
fer a favor upon the Glidden tourists. who
ara touring 800 miles in competition for
the Glidden and Hover trophies IN the
l+S tour OF the American Automobile As
soci1tion. Il YOU in your capacity as rub
bish gatherer. would allow the paper 10
remain where Il has been deposited until
the last automobile has proceeded through
this municipality. I hope thar YOU VIII
have no sUpersensitiveness REGARDING this
request for II is essential that this trail
remain. lest the automobiles might make
a detour about this city and eventually
become lost IN anthropomorphic ability"
I n only doing my duty," responded
AIr- SChofeld.
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One Industry of the Pesl.y Ant.

Out in Burma and the far East. where
sanda!Wood is worth its weight IN silver.
the pestiterous ant Is a valuable assistant
% the ioggeTs OF that precious timber.
The hard and fragrant heartwood alone
has value, but as the tree Grows this
valuable heart is overlsid by a soft and
worthless layer, forming two-thirds OF the
trunk When tree is felled and cut into
lengths the loggers let the timber lie. At
once the ants begin work upon the soft
wood which IS sappy and sweet enough
70 attract them. In a few weeks less
than a month in the case OF The largest
butts. the ants deliver the heartwood free
Of all the worthless sspwood
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRTCT oF o.
1unlla- A-S- j. -s1s-Sszled r--u1slls ul- b
fe1ei.t1 a. TINS 1--ce -aH-l - O'Clock r-a1 Az
,Ftsl 1 ls-, t7r rcl-1TizE The cuz-1.n fame
--ls- D. accompanied b. a. cs-rlhe5 check s-r 81
o. sli----ee -le removal O. me b1-lI.- within
seven c. aals .-1I tle d4-e q the ul-l5ca-lou q
tle acceptance -t -Lc proposal HENRY l. WEST
1Al J. MORROW. C1ui--ssl1le-s. Z. @.
lllfL5E
TREASURY DEPARTlTENT 0FFTTF OF THF
>lI5-'l'.rz Ar----ect- W-st---1-. D c. A---s-
7a--e grtl 3 o.cl1cE = U. Oh tle ETH DAY or
>EfI EAhkh- -ts- and then rrsreL f1- Az sx-er-
l-r g the ho-1 vault -- the T. + T7ess---r's
-I7F l1 rEc C. :. T-rlV--T UeTer-Ue-- RuIIII0-
N1s-ln-T11. d @. n ar~-ri11ce with drawing ard
sle-l1arlrc. c-1les e vl,eE mas D. lid 1n ap7li-
c--i1l -1 his -H-e- JAMES KNOX TsYLOR
Supervising A--li-e-- ar-z-G = -s d q
OFFICE or THE C0lUISSI0NERS- o. =
Wasl--r-1-- ID. c. August j --=--r7T-T mn
rossIs VIII be received a. t-is 1-s u---, -7 -.i--
n1c1- AUGUST 2- -s0s tr- fr--is---- -1- 1-s-----.-s
sis1El and telephone cable t-r --e Es--i-aI uerzr-
u1-t g --e Dlst---- u- C7lur-1a >sr1-s-s h-zz
V--- De- considered tr rle zere-lI items ar---a-r-as
- -,-.-s ana o-iaS iz.-1s o p-1p1sals gay he
11tsl1e1 az ti-.s 7a-s- HENRY J. WEST JAY J.
MORROW. Ca----iss--ue-s. T. O. a-IsstszS
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WTFTVG-0F-
Cocs-ess Waslr-E-c-- T. C. A---- y -as-
sealed proposals r. f--lishi-s Gssirs---z ed IN
s-allils IN pace c7Urle-e The ziec-r- wiring ~
1--ed t7r the south I4vill-- cf the new h15--r f1-
he Nlri--sl 1I-sg-m. IN this cry VIII b. r=,ssrsd
az TINS o-ece uEtl 1c-ccE ? r.. o- MONDAY
the SIS dzy q A1s-1st -Es ard --h-5Iv o-s-s -,
1s,-ia-s-y rhe-eat-l-- Spe---z-i1-s and --he- IN
t1-I-a-l1n r---ls1e1 o. aIazicz-ir- % this -ssre
BEENAkB r GREEN. Supe-zE-suder- q Con
s------o-- a-EE.-s 3a.z-z
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what Becomes of the Coins.

From ire Philadelphia P7ssS
What becomes Of all the metal money!
We know that paper money IS worn out
OF destroyed from time 10 tine. but what
happens TO the coins which Uncle sam
turns out yearly by the tens and tens OF
miIionS2
The Philadelphia Mint. in the fiscal year
which ended last Tuesday. made 81. .l33. ~
separate pieces Of money. These coins
were worth sl25.7 SIS. Now, it happens
that this same mint has been converting
sold and silver bullion OF metal alloys
into coins for many years, and several
other mints in the country have also been
working steadily
II the nations population increased
10000 in the past year. the PHILADELPHIA
Mint made for each person IS7 coins. Who
has that money in his possession2 More
than 1.eooo00 pieces Of the new money
were pennies so that every citizen of the
United States got q new cent since last
June.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

guaranteed. --4 HOt
41s z Nc & O. LIMITED Dailv-Fass -.
ulalie trlil- Pullman seeue-s % Lexiuzfo- -
we, Clnclrnal1. irs1lanal1lis Chicago and -
LOUIS connection fOr NuEIrEi hot Spriaas p-i
nan cars Louisville % Nashville Memphis "a Nc1
OIlea1s DINING cars, IA carte service.
- r NJ r. v LIMITED. Dailv-Sl1i5
testlO1ie Ua1r, Pullman sleepers 10 gin.1nnsfs
ls1ingtcn. and LOUISVILLE. C0mpar1meuf sIse7i,---
"a 70 virginia hot SrTlnss Eeek DAYS. Diuin- -
IA carte serE1ce Pullman Sleepers Cinr1nrsri -
Slleas9 and 81 LClls, and Louisville 10 Menrhis
nashville. and New Orleans 49,
hescrI2tlol-s and tickets st Chesaraake ard Ob,o
Olcesy oS fennsy lvallia avenue. IS9 r streef 49,
NeN Uulon station Teler phones Main 7Sai -
asllngton Terminal Cab Service. and Man I665 or
ID for C. d U. Ticzst Once -
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RATIR0AD


LH--.s NEW UNION STATION
kpNAL HLgE LINE
" EET OTHER HOUR UN Ih = ODD EOr-R -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. Sd STREET NEW YORK
- g. L-. D-lcr. Pu-lE-s1 PlrI1r
.s- a. ~ b.aet EaEllr. kl4e--0ur frain
-t a. Il AlLler alQ Il.-lar Parlrr Ca-
u ~ g. "a Llrar and i's. .l-4a Fs-.H- Is-
- J. "a D.-r- all Pullman Fa---- car
So = a h-lsi Lslzl.s-- Al S-llzzu. 5hoSr
- y a S--1les - F4--al-lE -ls-
go D. E- B---r and f7ll.E1r FL..1r
-. 3 ~ Jla-lls 70 Eal-a1a-l-la
---t b. E- --e-lg-s
- m. s-eaEers
'sas = - '-N~'
10 BALTIMORE.
~ EAA HOUR oN TIE HOUR
49, tNg5s ea1- - g. T. @ 500 ,. n
49, --- 49, -. sSs- -i1a. -8.s5 $50
- - 80 30, ras. eNe. Is5o 'lg0s
CHICAGO. ~ s.sA-S+"AkD- -
. - 55NClNNAIts 81 LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE
.EttAs1ll-G- 80 a. Il. -. 30 p T. -121
SSLLEEyl-EL-AND g1pz
&iNtHEsiLR, &iN-tl..l. 81 rs SO e n n; ;.2 So s
90 2 EhEDEAlCh- 80 -s-i1. ss-5 4 r.. D. fso5.
AA,lE.sTOWN. go q. 70. $50
q Fl - s. y 81 ---l5 ullu. r3-D. - -
q -f-1-5-t = - at al TIE f-l-5u-uz T,rfet Of
- e.: . 81 Nv. Main Isl SO PennsTira1la
S,e- 94--1 80 Nrw L-4C- station Tscke- -Ol5ce.
-- .e'-- A--l-I-atl11 Bureau Main ISL
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RENTER ARE YOU LOOKING T0s1 % e7 M 1 % @
LEGAL NOTICES.
sTpEENIE lnT-nT IL, - -

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumoia. holding Probate Court. No. I5ss Ad-
mlnistIall9n-Ihls IS 20 give notice tlat tle sub
scliotr. ot the District Of Colunlhla has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District of Colupia
letters Of administration on the estate q Jane v
Aft-9-d late Of th- District q Columbia deceased.
Al persons having claims against the decrases~are
neienF warned % exhibit me sane with the v0uc'i-
ers thereof. legally authenticated % the subscriber
On OF before the IzTE DAY OF AUGUST A y.
~. otherUlse they may hY law Be excluded from
- eay Of August Is5s GEORGE X ARNOLD.
- " Wisconsin avenue northwest Attest tSeaI-i
rJAAlES tanner Register o. wis for -hs District
q 1ol',n1ia- CleIk of the PROBATE Court FILL
WORE BEALL. AtsoIney- aulsz.s
Z h. THOMAS aHd JAS FRANCS SMITH
Attorneys
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a District Court II re Con
QtIrnailon q land square - 20 ur1ride a site
Tor building % relieve Franklin and Thamsan Pub
nc school District Coi-T:- No. Ia--Up7n con
s1ggaton 4 -se petition = the Cdrnuisr.1uers cf
tl- Disfrc- Il Colitia fled the above entitled
,@lse. ara On motion q ccLusei for the said Con-
nissi11ers. II is hy the coGr- this 7ta day 4
August. a D. 100. o-dered that the clerk e the
court issue a citation TO EIzabeth g. SeTboldt.
otltrEise known. as Eizabeth C. Dufef 20 appear
N thls court 0a the I'd DAY OF SEPTEMBER A
T. rs. 40 10 Cclc-E "a answer tie said peti-
ilor and % show caf-e why the prayers thereof
s-ou'c not o. granted. and why the parcels q
laud In square IS IL the Civ 4 Vrassi1-r1u Dis
iflel = columbia. more rarriCli1rlr descuhed N
lne petiton nled herein should nlr be c1uicmnod
fcr TIE p1rT1se q providing site fCr a building
% relieve The Franklin and Th1mscr Prnlic Sc5o1l
N Tie District n Columbia % is further o-Iere6
L2t cTy q said cIratirn Be served hy tae Uu.ted
states marshal t1r The District cs Columbia uTln
s''-l osuers q -h5 land sought % = condemned
lereln. ard sucl persons irtrr1sfel therein as nav
b foaud hy The said marshal his deputies within
le District q Columbia. ard s. IS fur-hrr ordered
tlat al IeTslus La-ng au- interest 70 -la=s pro-
nd HHa Ha=r d
7aired 70 appear IL tlls c1urr BEFORE rhe
sara q day z September A D Is1s az %
o c-2rk a. H.. - answer fle sid petition and %
ccutllu= in ATTENDANCE Jrfii tie c1u-- shall have
MADE rs fnal order ratlfyiug and cuueru-irg the
award and report n the commissioners 60 - ap-
pointed o. t-- r--- 20 apirsis- ta- rzIge q tie
respective interests Z all T-rsons interested Il the
ial1 AID Tr5El.s-s mentioned and described In
me aforesaid petition u s fgr--cr crdersd that
e q . 'rls c-lC- D. published ll-c i1 tie Wash
.5ton Law iT--sr. and six secular DAYS .u -ts
" Washington EreriuE star. the Wa-li1--dn Post
ana i1e Nas---ref-l Herald 1zUslalt-s r-hlls1af !
p sad Dlstz- before the sad ID 6zv of se-rrrhar
= d lss. By che Court JOB BARNARD Ils-t
zee tue c1Ig-Ies-- tScaLI J R YOUNG Z
CLERK By F. z CUNNINGHAM Assistant CI.rk I
a-sl1u.-2EE
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Equity Court No. 4.
JrETJrE paRNApn

NJ Z75l- Tgzner vs- TurDer5 reference % e.
aHiner- Attorneys. ". c. Martin-Gord11 & Cor
don
70 ~. Jeues vs. Jones, order limiting tine 70
take testimony AttoneyH. J. l.. Puzh and F0un-
5aia F-tan-T. l. zones. J. l. Neil
No = a. Waters rs Prosises F,fersnce 70 audi
ter Atlomey. " J. Lambert and r. r. YearnIan-
Z. Il TEomss
No -6]5- KEGS u Keyes. bil dismissed A.
torneys. ". z Ambross-W. & Cha=e. Z L Jones.
and 81 T. Cliukscales
No. Z9s3 s. T. Lime and Cement Ccmpauy IS.
l.ocEEel Ergircrriug Company. rule 70 sh0T czuss.
Art0ucys. McNsu 4 AfcNelu
10. Esa HoiEqok w. H0lhr30k. defcndaut or
deTed 20 pay arasrs q a!in9uy. Attorusr. Camp
b-H faru-f11
Ne a-l5 Alien wel-h, sale f1zlly Confined .
rsierencs 20 auditor Attorney Crzndau 3lackey-
T. J. Ryan
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rwv
SCHEDULE II EFFECT APRIL L. lsos.

eCHbDJ = II EFFECT APRIL II. "a
Leave Washington New Union Station
s-5 a. n--DEily-Au points on No-foIk and w..
en-; also Knoxville Chattanoosa and Ne1aubi.
Dsi5 , m--Daiy, Roanoke. Bristol lyinSton
salem, hnoxEllle. ChattcnooEa. Nashville Nennh5-
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars
For Norfolk-LeaFe Washing-on 40 A. N dss-
Il Is a. daily lsxcept sunday. Arrive Nr-s-It
II ID a n. Sd D r.
415 p m.-Dsily-Ber7yTi1e. Lzray- sbena15,.b
Elktou
Trains from tie Southwest s-r1vs s,s5 = n s.d
uSo ? n
Al information Fourteenth street ard New Tort
avenue (Bond Bu1dins)-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

81 -to--oai1s schedale figures published only
IS infcrznatior. and are 1ot s71srau.eed
fcr At-llia- Birmingham. Noble New ORLEANS
Aslssl-ie. Caattanoosa, Memphis. SIS a. n ~
Il 90 ,. II. 6aiy.
&c r q t.JJanoNe, hnoKslle. Chattanoogz. Memphis
New ORLEANS. l5-55 p II daily.
FoT So-llnoia, Charleston. Agsls;a. Aiken. Savs7-'
IaA. Jaczsonyllie, and Fsorida polnts. 40 . n
daily > -
40lTlst cars for California. tTi-veekIy. 40 D n
ECc2l Tor Ha-riscnh1-g 50 a n daily. s.r5 N !,
week days Tor Danvlle. SIS a II daily. and f,-
Charlottesville. S Is a. n and 80 n n dailv -.
QCent trains 70 and from Bluenout
= : BROWN. General AerBt-
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DEEDS or TRUST.

square 5s3-Ema1ueI Jackson q TX % Frs-k I
Die1doune AID Jaues Berry. 70 secure Pe-ue-1aI
bl-f-lns Assl-za-l1r- S--l6o. part o1zlrsl -5c Q
ColI-ec--c71- aTe1.le r1rIace-Pslcy c. smith % Z
y Gore1r and R05er- z. Heater. % se-rs
Fu-'or z Gcr11u- So5L95. Z 20 g mo1-hs 5
- esli l1ts z and =. square Tis
s9ilare l4-WliisE Y. 1IslG-ey 20 uz- % E--arueI
speich and Harry r Howens-e5z. % secure
psr cent I5-s 8 sr5 Il
Square 47-1I7=es Si1sl-t-sr 90 R15oi1h B sss-
reud and Lew Il DAVID. 70 sz-.-e Ann Re-
5e1d. 80. yea-. pe- csl-. saui-z1r,1aIly. I5t
square zl-Roser @ N oIaloley 20 J. " C5am-
oer--n and Eob5r- " Wells. % sec1re Geo--e p.
HooVer- 2653-5l. u-7z-Ely notes. c per cant
E1--s orgiaaI -ots = and 3. ard -1- d
4Ls-'--e he--leC5 BIS --c--T--a-e1. 20 Berrzri
T. A1-a-lcE and George y W1--Lirg-1r % Sc
e.-ie L---a1e-E h--1---se a11 Alcs C. "
B-lSEz. $500. years. Ter ce1- ss-5-z---z--
lots . % 81. blceE g.
so-tA Bruok-Zud-Wl- l-izu e sz--o- e. TX %
Cla--as H sts-,ey ard Ge0Ee " Waters %
zecz-e The Lz=rsl Building Assoca-i-z- 81.
lot Is. block p
Pleasant P-.ins-R1ss 4. Lord % wzzan T BAL
lard and " Messy Williams % se-rr N7--ss
Z Co1Eol-. sea. ; years. 6 psr cent -
annually lot q
Add-tia- 70 Le D-oi- Ps-z-Ea-s and E.-z Van
S-a'-e 70 t1ed b El11es and Cl1--=s 5 ll1--.
70 secure Jane Z AI1-r S-51. years 6 1e-
cert sel-i-arruallr. llt o. square .
R1sedale ard Isasrr175-kz-e L V-Sh- p e.
1-'l1 Fl-zse-ald z1d John = Fe-z- 20 sz--s
E1te-r--se SERIAL Building Association $40 l-.
s. block =
square 9es-Cacherire Wells 70 B-zi1a-z W Pa-zz-
and Fred G. Co-dTs- % se--re J-szp1 A R--z.
S.0l'- year ler cent lots s. and g
Square lss-Flc-e-lz C. lIiuEi-rs % TIE Vr-s-----
I1s-ou Loan and Tr-s- Ccu-4z1r % sz-s-e E--5-
ta5-e Co-opera-ir- B-il511s Association. 50
I-- s. '
square s-l-Na-T s Ez-Ei--s- % A--s-1-s- g.
c1rl-T and Trls- Company. % sz--s Ns-s--.-
Savings and T-1s- Company. So yslrz. -
cent. sa1-i-au-uz--~. I1- Fz
square s-o--l1rE = A-Ils-ea[ % TEz Wzs-------
Loan and T-ls- C--1z-r % z--.-s E----.t-s
Il-11er1tiTe B1--1--s Ass0ciz-5--- $50 u---
rrlSl1al -ct :.
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BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. MONKEYS
goidilsh, rabbits guinea pigs. dogs. cats and best
sanitas Disiufecing for ali purposes and fea de-
Tsroyer- sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ IN a.
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DYEIEG, CLEANING & PRESSING

NOU CANT Do BETTER THAN TO HAVF
your suits pressed ard repaired ar ED MILLER :
y NeE --E ave- Su--s dr. Cea-e[ and pressed
80 Pm s1N s---s1-r : a
~ ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGTLAR ~
ll0yes busy during --e SIMMER months We quote.
Pants spe-ged pressed sc skirts pressed sc % sc
Sr4ts s-1ge pressed sc Ladies SUITS p- sd > % 8
SUITS steam -lc15Jc SsrLs l1l-cez1ed sc
+ E GREEN Co. 81 % SIS ls,l s.
jy1s-S. .u.ist
/ SPONGE CLEAN AND PRESS YOCR sur
While ycu wait, sc. f1e tallo-rSs suits made 20
order 7 ROSENBAUN. rs John Alz-stal p Nv
l24s1tfS~
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THERAPEUTICS.

SOCIETY OF ST. LCKE- THE BELOVED Ply
sicl@n- d. ROBERT ?. CAMPBELL. Patb7l--.-f
- u s. -Ils1-nas CirclcJ.-Dr. Csuuteu is
o-e-s7I-2n q The Episcopal Clurch and has haf
wac S.4i ssessz'i experience curch clinics and
11sp-Ia-a De c1-Iblles uechsu0-the-apr with uler-
"a t1e11ry. and The results are -pheuo-eraI An
clrnrlc ana nervous cases from spinal c-srstre Z,
clgauic heart disease Cau Bootle- 1r-5-s-
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Circuit Court xo. 1.
rrlrrrE UaR~sRu

JLE EGllE BARNARD.
No S15L sho maker Barns. judgment by
default Artorueg. W e. sullsgan
No @l94 Heudau Milling Company 70 Lewis
leave % &c ausdcl deciarati0n granted Atto-usys
r. a F0rd-E- r. Jscksou.