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p stone and Charles W. Fairfax, 70 secure
Michael Keane 500. to . months, s per cent.
semi-aunuaily. lot GO, block l.
Square 3l-Abraham g. KeT0es 20 John T. Arms
and Samuel A DrIry TO secure Lee Brown.
Sl000, l year per cent, seni-annuaily. lot q
Douglas-William h. Bundy ct AK 10 Joseph II.
Stewart and Thomas Walker Ia secure Patience
willis. 500. years. per cent, annually
lot 81.
Washington Hsigbts-Roberta C. Fielding ct vir.
Cary H.. 10 Frank J. Dicidonne and James
Berry 70 sec.Te peTpztual Building Association.
S.0G9 lot So. square 2552.
Dobbins Addition % NashiHgtOn-R +.
Wright IT,. et ux. 20 Henry H. Bergmann and
George n EmmeTich 70 secure Joseph Rake
mann. 5000 years. 81 per cent. semi-annaal-
ly lot s. square Is Same to Henry F. Mooney
and William II. spigRul, IT,, to secure Francis
A. Blundon, Sl,29, monthly payments. per
cent. lot eS square ls
Square 5ls-Ssrah J. Fitzpatrick 20 B. Francis Saul
and Walter L. Hilton 10 secure Harry ". Ellis.
sl000. years. per cent. semiannualy, lot L.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pialns-kdWin W
Edmonston &C ux to Henry Ii. Bergman and
Charles Schafer, 20 secure the Northern Liberty
German American Building Association No. G.,
s. 800. lot 24s. block 4.
Trinidad-Chrs Cox Dawson 20 II. Bradley David
son and Luther S. Frstoe, 20 secure Charles Il.
Davidson $3.50. years. per cent, semi-annusl-
y. lots 52 to g. block 5. Same 70 same, to
secure same 2S.600. years G rsr cent, semi-an-
ausly, lots 81 20 g. block
Dobhins' Addition-Ssde A. Wright et VIZ, Robert
F., 20 Henry f. Mooney and William H.
Spignul, j.. TO secure Francis A. Blundon
sl,esLs. years, per cent, semiannualS. iot
g. biock ls
Petworth--Sadie NJ Williams ct vr, Charles W.
10 Ellen S. Aussey and Ellen Z. Newton, 10
secure Lucy klimkieWicz. $3.50. years, 8 pr
cont semfauually, let q, block SIS. same 70
Watson J. Newtoa and i. Lodge Eill, 20 secure
same. s. so. msnthly notes, s per cent, ssmi-
annually. same land.
Squares "A and l5o-Katherine A. Craig TO William
T. Edmonston and John d. Coughlan, 70 secure
J. Eakin Gadsby No0o. / to . months, prf
cent. lots 81 10 S.. square A lots 2ss and 23',
square 80.
Saul's addition 10 Washington-John ". Dayton
et ux 70 B. Francis saul and Waiter Z. Hilton.
20 secure Harry ~ Eilis s. so. years, per
cent. semi-annually, lot 81. square 2Sos. Same
10 B. Francis saul and Harry n Ellis. 70 secure
4. NJ Saul. 500 monthly payments. per cent.
semiaunuslly. lot a square Dos
Square 1010-Lucy c. Williams 10 B. Francis Saul
and James F. Shea, TO secure The Home Saw
ings Bank Sl,5o years. per cent, semi
annually. let 6,
Square los7-Jennie Z. Willis TO p, Francis Saul
and Walter Z. Hilton, TO secure Harry n. Ellis,
$3.50, years per cent semi-anng2lIy, lot 60
Park YieW-FredeTica ID. Jenmane to B. Francis
saul and James F. Shea. to secure Harry n.
Ellis, S,s09 years, per sent, sezni-annuslly.
let s. square S67
Square i6l-EdWard B. StImph et nx 10 Charles
". Coleman and Ernest L. Schmidt to secure
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Cnurt of AnnenIs-

Assignments for to-dsy-specisl calendar:
Ne. 2 Garfield vs United States ex rel Turner
et at. Attorneys. Z T. Sanford and ". r. HarT-
kapplrr & Msrillat
No. le Same vs. United States ex rel Cartford
Attomeys, = f. Best and G.. ". Wo0drud-W. L.
Fcrd and " F. Coleman
No. H. Mscafee vs. Hsgins Attorneys. Wilson
& Barksiale-R. 4 Ford. r. p. Barnard. G.. II.
johnson. and ~. d. Mclean
No. Tss Myers et a. vs. Mayhew. Attorneys.
Nath Wilson and C. r. Wils0u-W. +. Nattingly.
No. 1913 Smith rs Barber & Ross Attorneys.
John Ridout-I. J. Darlington and G. L. Ffsiley
No. 1919 HsrtCn vs.. Loaior Ct al Attorneys, L.
A. Bailey-Lcou TohTiner
No. l58 Catholic University IS Wagrsman.
Attomeys. C. T. Hamilton and J. J. HsmH,1n-
" r Mattingly ]. J. Darlington, and Arthur
Peter
Ne. lsE. Cosey rs. Smith. Attorneys, j. II.
Stevsrt-C. W Fits and C. A. Kcigrin.
No. 1885 Standard OIL Company vs.. Brown. At
torneys, A, L. sinclsir--C. NJ. Fulton snd J. W.
Cox
Ne 1857. langley Ct a.. vs.. d 'Audigne Attorneys.
A. A. Hoehling c. ". Fits. Tucker & Kenyon.
and Z S. Bailey-J. J. Hamilton.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No 1867 Rucker. administrator IS Lockwood
order for commission to issue. Attorneys, Charles
Maxwell, S. a. Putnam, and Charles Pos-B. A.
lockwood and Arthur English
No. lsZ9 Fuller Company vs.. District Of Colum-
hia time 70 file particulars extended, Attorneys.
E. S. Duyalls re. II. Thomas
No. 62l. AlcNabb trustee vs. Atchisou; fdr-
ment b. default Attorney. z. S. Duran
Nos. 1919 and 4s3g4. Dorsey ct al. ". Elmore et
al plaintiff takes nansut Attorneys, Ambrose a
Merillst-Biruey & WoodsTd.
Assignments for to-day.
No. 81. Emanuel Morris. Attorneys, Lambert
& MeLean-ITying Williamson and Campbell Car
Tington
No. 5z. PETE vs. d'Andigne Attorneys Tucker 4
keny0n-Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes -rsmit0n
No. d1. In re Harvey l. Do -tntcy
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale.
No. So. Metzger vs. AIetzgeT.
& Millan-Wslsce & Worshingto
No. 5s stubOlefeld vs Fry
Howard Boyd-J. C. Gittings.
Ii. E. Davis
No. S49. Cowsill vs.. PhiI5
Wilisms1n-Nslcolm Hufty.
No. 5B Bryant admins
Railway and Electric Conn
Mcneil and L. Il. David
=. Hoover.
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90oLlk1 ANDGhEVA-
No. 1885, PillshuTy rs. Hughes Judgment by de
fault. Attorney, 4, r. sheaiey.
No, sEll. MeAaliha Fs. George W. Knox TX
PRESS Company verdict for defendant Attorneys.
J. A. oshea and G. II. calSert-R. r. Perry q
Son.
No zS1. Gollan vs.. Greer: order releasing prop
eTty IRON levy. Attorneys. Charles Linkins and
Charin Brown.
No. ess Bn,shl vs. slieheibaeher; order for
publication. attofncys J. b LameT-Lgon 4 Lgon.
No, 1884, International Trust Company Baker
Judgment On verdict Attorneys. ". C. CiephaHe-
3. H. Warner. IT,
No. 1885, international Trust Company vs. How
ard; Judgment on verdict. Attorneys W. C. Gle
phane-B. H. Warner. H
No. 5ollL International Trust Company IS How
ard verdict on judglneat. Attorneys ". G. Gle
phane-B II. Warner, b.
Ne. 1859 William knsbs Company vs. Hunter;
Judgment en- verdict. Attorneys. Leo Simmons-E.
l. Gies
No. i7O55 PFather VS. stots ct al On trial At
torneys L. c. Wiiliamson-s. 7. Thomas.
No ss2fa Beemers DE. IS Corey; rule TO en-
pioJ new counsel. Attorney, J. }. Hamilton
No. $3.50. international Trusi Company vs. How
ard s'iFslsefeasi bond liked q SEA Attorneys,
W c. Clephane-B. II Wartsl.
No. Slln. International TIaa Company vs. How
ard supersedeas; bond fixed at 500 Attorneys.
W G. Clepbsne-B. II. Warner. ir
Assignment for to-day:
No. i58 sullivan vs.. Capital Traction Company.
AttorHeys, J. W. Eehola-R. R, Pery & Son and
q. T. Dunlop.
No. 2sa Cooper ys. Washington Railway and Elee-
uie Company. Atomeys. Padgett & Forest-J. J..
Darlington
No. lB. Martin ct al vs. District Of Columbia.
Attorneys. 5. 7. Thomas and 81. J. Colbsrt-E Il.
Thomas
No ~. Noses vs.. Chase. Attorneys. L J. Mather-
W. J, Lambert.
80. as. Do5Ie vs.. Notes Astoneys. Hamilton.
Ccabert, 1erkes Ha1nilton-B. +. Leighton
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Equity Court No. I.
nVuVET Erur0rfra1 ~ anaVrnH


No. 26942. Dem0nd e. al. - Sefridge e al: sale
finally ratified and confirmed and referred - auditor
Attorneys, Barnard & Johnson-(iorion & C7orylon
Ne, E49s. Ferrington v, FarTiDgton, et al: re-
ferred 20 examiner. Attorneys. smith & Walker
A. B. Webb and Edwin Forrest.
No. EIl7 United States Savings Bank IS. sessfori
ct al substitute trustee. Attorneys. Douglas. Baker
and Sheriff..
Assignments for today;
No. Is. Deamond Stone Machine COMPANY rs
MslTate Stone Company Att0neys Hsnderson-
Dodge.
No. ls5. Owen et al vs. Cuitt et al Attbrnevs.
BTown-BerTy Minor, Gordon. and Thomas
No. Ill ECton vs. ECt0n. Attorneys Carrington-
Harlow.
No. rs Mahoney rs lockwood ct al. Attorneys.
Ewing-BTunwel.
No. 29. stuhbeheld vs stubbIefeld AClorneys
Leckie Fulton and COx-Eashy-Smith
Ne. 22l- Pcsey vs. DeamaFk. Attorneys Sheehv
& Sheehy-Geffords
No. % jordan vS GemmiI Attorney Classic.
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-riminal Court No.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

JNoliiE hIEEIf-
II re Andrew j. Walker et al; order instruciing
guardian Attorneys Lester s Price
IN Te Ethel G. smith ct al order appointing
guardian; bond $500 Attorney T. e. Dut;ou.
Estate Of George C. johnson. cider granting let
tefs Of administration, bond. S9.00 Attorney,
Bates Warren
Estate n Henry Dickaon order for sale Of secufi-
ties Attorney. J. j. LgrueI.
Estate uf James II. CaHsten: oIder confirming re-
port,
Estate q Maggie g. Lille; order fer certain al
lowances. Attorney, ". 4, Mckinney.
Estate u Ellen A. Bell order admitting will and
codicI 20 probate and record and letters tesla
mentary. Attorney. W A. Mckinney
In re Walter NJ johnson; cder appointing guar
dian. bond, s2000 Attorney, Rates Warren,
ln re Henry M9y et al order appointing guar
dian; bond. S0o. Attonev Nelson Wilson.
Estate uf Mary A. johnson order for sale o. per
s9nalty. Attorney W. S. Alert.
Estate Of B0gislaT T. Gliniizki- order admitting
VIII 70 probate and record and letters testameaJary
bond, Ss91. Attorney. G.. =. Montague.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Tutsany, April 7, 1Oos)

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present; The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justire Brewer, AIr, Justice White, AR Justice
peckham, Nr Justice MeKenna, MI. Justice Holmes,
and Mr. Justice Day,
William b. c. stckney, Of Bethel, Vt, was ad-
mited to practice.
No. see. The United States, appellant, vs. The
Chandler Dunbar Wafer Power Company; argument
continued by Mr. Duane L. Fox for the appellant,
by Mr. 4 B. Eldridee and Air. j. H. Gof for the
appellee. By Mr. Solicitor General Hoyt for The sp-
pellaut by Mr., Solicitor Hooper for the appellee. and
By Mr. Attorney General Bonaparte for the ap-
peant.
Adjourned until to-day at y o'clock
The Gay call for Wednesday. April 3, viii be as
follows Nos 5ss E5 T. original 100, III, lss. I99.
21i, 203, and 29
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY z P. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New Yofk Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman.
manager, 1901 ( street northwest.
New York April The local cotton market open
ed steady to points decline. somewhat lower
than due on cable. While the market is not active
there is great deal Of cotton changing hands The
South sold freely In the local market. The chief
news was the good weather over the belt, crop no
doubt is making good progress. but no one can say
how long this viii last. II il and viii be weather
market from now on and this should be watched
closely. There is no doubt & big short interest and
with unfsvorsble weather this interest would give Us
a quick advance
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DEEDS oF rRrxr

Square lo7S-WsiteT D. Dresser ct ux to Clinton
~ Moore and David w. Limerick, 70 secure
Bernard S. Thomas. N.I5. ! 10 n months. q
per cent, lot 81
Square 5as-kar Roessler to Chaplin Brown and
Henry H. Bersmann, to secure the Oriental
building Association, No. G. $3.50. lot 22s.
Deanwood-Joseph Johnson to James 7.
Hunter, % secure Bette ClaTier. ssss, years. 6
per cent, lots % and p. block Is; lots and g
block ), and lots ] 10 L block 2
edition to Le Droit Park lille H. Msttern Ct
yir. Harry j. 10 Edward T. Kaiser and Francis
A Blundon. 70 secure Ieseph Paul. Aeoo I
year, per cent. semi-annaally, lots q to 81.
block 81
Meridian HiH-wuhsln Fsnasl ss NJ to Charles
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April Mooney on cali today opened
az - per cent highest 2 lowest IA. closing al 2
Most CT the loans were al "a.
TINE money was in extremely light demand and
rates were lowered further for the shorter periods
thirty days money being quoted al "a ;ser cent
sixty days az 2.a3 and ninety days at 8. Other
rates we're 55saSs per cent Tor four months. / for
five and six months 4a4A for over the election
period, and fer one year.
Mercantile paper was issued quite freely and ab-
sorption was moderately good Rates 5a55k Der cent
Tor sixty 70 ninety days, ndorsed bills receivable
2t2a5 Tor choice four 20 SIX months, single names
6la fer others
Sterling to-day was dull with rates points
higher Rates for actual business closed as follows
sixty DAYS lsll0al BIS demand Assga4 $3.50: cables
4s175a487S0. Commercial bills were ssisa4s4
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was SCARF
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New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April Following are the official
prices at the principal commission houses:
WHEAf-SpOt contract aAas4ls spot No red
Western, SASS; April s4Aasask May s5HaS5Ss
steamer No red, seiz receipts, 2l7s bushels
Southern On grade. 9iss9rs
C0RN-Spot mixed, s7Aas7I4: No. white, ssiks
6sa; ApTii, 6lAa6Iih; May 6sa6sis steamer mixed
6Aas3's receipts, lO.l7s bushels exports, essZl
bushels: Southern white corn, 65Ska67ls; Southern
yellow corn, 65asIik.
OATS-So white, 57i5s59; No. white, 5sa5s
Nc. mixed, S51sa5S; receipts 1884 bushels.
RYE-NO. Western export, s5as5sz receipts. AS
frl.hels
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call, y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction S. 500 at li0A
Capital Traction. 10 at l22h. 10 at i2,h 20 at
l2lh, at l22h.
Washington Railway and Electric, 30 az gTIs, % al
81. 50 at 2. 50 az 90 80 AZ 9l4-
Washington Railway and Electric preferred % az
Igs 10 at 751 10 at r. 10 al a. 10 al a. 50 at IS
100 az -. Il at 70.
Washington Gas 10 at g. at G., . at g.. 8
at 62is.
Mergeuthaler. at Ia. at lsi
Lauston. i09 az &
Mitchell Mining 100 AZ =.
National City Bank, 5 AZ IS.
After cail-Chesapesks and Potomac Telephone S.
Sl0o9 az i05.
Washington Gas, . al 62A.
Mitchell Mining, 100 At a.
Following the closing quotations on yesterday
Ine.I .t..aE IL
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Eouifv suiss.

No g77i5 Julia T. McBlalr ct a. vs.. Charles
r. McBlair; for partition. Attorney J. J. Daring
TON.
Nc. Z7ls Rigs National Bank vs. John A.
Brosn e. sl for receiver. Attorney, z. r. PerIy
4 Son-
No III United States Savings Bank vs.. Charles
T. Sessf0rd trustee. q al. 70 substitute trustee.
Attomevs. Douglas Baker SbeUell.
No. e72 james McLaren & a. IS. Unknown
Heirs. 20 quiet title. Attorneys. Gull & Gull
No I1la. Charles =. Moriarity vs. Catherine o.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 6Ooas5: butcher. s.oOa
SO; common, et0
H0Gs-Psr ewt., gross s eeaas 90. ordinary ns-
eWt.. s.75a50
sHEEP-Prims. 4ooa5so; common, 25Oa3@.
LAAIBs-Spring, i0ali
CALYEs-Prlme, per Ia. Sasz; medium. fa7H,
grass, Ss4
=. coWs-PFime. fresh, each, soQssg.Oo; common.
A0aJt-o0; old and dzy. s.OOalO00.
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a. E Warner. s9.Ooo, ! ysas

a. E. Warner. sso.Ooo, ! year.
lots Y. Is. Il. and 2.
Square s5S-Louis Gundling % VI
and Frank T. Rawlings. %
Jones. $500, 3 years. 3 FER cen
lots 10. III, and l72 gthres tgus
one on each lOtl.
Square I5l-Gracs and Henu "
ward ]. SteIlwasen and Them
secure William P. kellogg. S. 4
mentss 6 per Sent, lot Sc.
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BaaI-ruptey Court.

CHIEF JUSTP T CLABAUGH.
No. iss In re 0stCuuau Butler, trustee au
thCrzsd % couVey certain TT0nert5
Nc. aA In re George II. AisursT; discharge or
dered.
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Lawsuits.

No 5oi5I Mackenzie * Hori IS. Enma J. Grouse
notes, s2t7e. Attorney, I. T. MatheF.
( Ne 1i22 lgan Htrisman, administFstor vs.
Wsshinstou, Baltimore aud Annapolis Electric Rail
Wag Company damages So00. Attorneys, r. T
Downing and g. A. Berry
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Z. = Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange 6. Bowie
Chiumsn. manager, 1901 + street northwest.
Sales 10 noon. .........,..I II1,60e shares
Total sales Ies........--..-.2 2S8, 400 shares
cnII money. High. Iaz IoNs.IIh, eIose.Iaz
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No. so. Engineering Contracting Company et
al Mount oliyct Cemetery Cmpany land on
Bladensburg road Sl0lsss Atterncy, J, J. peyser.
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District Court.

% IoIlIN y NANN AHU.
No 3s2 United States IS. James CLARK Distilling
Company; order authorizing taking of samples from
barrels seized
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States Ta. Fieleriek A, Hyde. John 4.
Benson. Henry r. Dimoad and J0ost H. Schneider.
violation section 5443 Revised statutes Of the Uned
States, On trial. Defendants attorneys. A s.
Wofthington. A. A. BTney J. G. Campbell. aud Il.
O. Donaldson.
Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignment for to-day
United States S.. Luther Smith.
Unit5d states ". Robert jenkins.
Auaignmeuts.
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While you thi.tef IL, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. ana
bin viii be sent you at l cent a word.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. T. Hutton & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange u. Bowie chip
man. manager. 1901 stseet nnrthWssf
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GOVERNMENT bonds.

h New York, April 7.-Closing quotations Of rrnitad
= EEates government bonds.
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New York.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

higher progress the future of This
by individual residing here by the writer
firm conviction that until build
this city with abundance of water we sha
alze hopes ambitions -
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

made o tb
OF IN Mesa county during the
was quite powwow and there is much
little recaeitrant
ideas of politics and boyish - ~ 'A"' nei
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17
Why Mr.. Haggott?

The be
Warren Haggot
" 0O NO.oAN
And might in he Warren Hae
he cans
frages OF the people, without as a
enpi bu der?
adds
~ ~ ~ " INC eai'n u Tue
NS NNNo ~ 10
What done?
he be sentba congress
MI Haggot is lawyer
politics. to the generally weighing
Then in heavens be sentba back?
Why not send John j. Inmden George
Story j. L. Oliver a
commercial business life
thing for the upbuiding ctlon. -
the world of today
aw NN NNo ~"
Haggott
represented nothing Mr. Haggo
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17
ASPEN PEOPLE PLEASED
WITH ''MA'S NEW HUSBAND.'

OF the show to be seen tonight at
the Park opera house the Aspen
Democrat of Saturday said:
Mas New Huband" as presented
at the Wheeler last evening proved
to be scream" from start to finish
and for over two hours kept fair
sized audience convulsed with laugh
ter. sr1@
This play seems to have been ere
ated for laughing purposes only and
in this it certainly makes good. me
many catchy and tuneful musical
numbers intersperse | throughout the
play were very pleasing. "a Kiss"
sung by Mr.. Phillips and Miss Dor
sett being exceedingly clever. Just
a Plain American Girl" by Miss
Claire Crosses was also another mus
ical hit. This young lady possesses
very pleasing voice which showed
to great advantage in the chorus
work.
Nat Phillips in the character of
Mas Boy" proved to be one of the
best juvenile impersonations seen
here for some time and his singing
also was a feature.
The other parts were well handled
and the entire company were clever
and above the average in looks and
when assembled in the finales made
a splendid appearance and their
chorus work was most pleasing.
Taken altogether, Mas New Hus-
band" is certainly death to the worst
case of blues.
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wit hav. ant 49,.
the big revival services town. ~ ~ Ao''' s.oe
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

of the federal
big
blanket franchise granted
company 1888 is valid the
undoubtedly finds
would not make them For who would
would be les majestic o the decision " O"e' -
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

aprs
would
his Nigh
uninfluenced
letter - ~ - -e 'ne
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17
BUT THE DOG CAME BACK.

Oakland, Cal, Feb. IA grey
hound sent to Montana last Decem-
ber by Mike Ryan, an Oakland man,
has returned to this city, having pre-
sumably walked a distance of 1900
miles.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

An individual few
Denver When he streets
Junction
ately shut his ~ az A"neui-
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17
We Must Be Shown.

Genwood Springs to be hast some
people @ Of & hs s Post IT to % a the
spfinss sna hes ss
s be ss a % p ss.s s.
join % SDe
s sS sss for aalSs ss
D a's1 fs %s se as sRsr sr
ss s:.d
nss s. a.Ps sa s m9 tn
fore a, s of the
% @ T as. % tbs sss
oap % s 5 In part % ssy: 1 the S m so,
sst e ;t s % @ s
peop o na so% Se m Sssr off, Mr. Curry right
false % s' srSfu s1 T thu 5.: i
Sfs :s See tbs % ss tt: to
e9 a h' Gs Judge nwas swis
would MS ussa s'a ss. 5 OF s De
decision ~hsa they are not wrong
s Tn re- % along river in thi.
nrns qdiyidu m % might light put himself making
little rod sss ths ana heav s
heard a apn aa9Ss ss mus few y sg @
compared streeta w the tho a e %
Grand when her thirty he mmed an
ss!s % sn P P
hoplns ' Sith Of no fsnSmaPa eaass
sn't h se nsvs s taE 6aas
T. that hat s1 ansa ds ss GG0ad0
uninfluened
" '"e
No hheT hopes for the and the held
Tse ss Tsi ss but uppn n is the
s oar S an sSi Of pure Mountain water v" shall
The universal church at the present
dispensed with
obisef ssfead dozen or more
The FrFa @ ss Ms anS directly juno
little
o for the
s' oueN 'nS
With thousand III. ;r+.,
reservation Joint letter should be Richards
al
from the reservation asking
his advic N "nu
An attempt the
of Republcanism Mesa
little
and boyish -"
aia
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If it's Fred Mantey saddle, it
will wear.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

With thousand lands of the rr+,h
reservation Joint letter should
the political aherskite who warned
the reservation
people who did adyice - e"'eo anu
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-17

There considerable river this
himself
money, could
little dredging
lest ' - "oNu he hea'-
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but when one considers that SO
dispensed with the
church could be used for the
its 4 obie " VI Hore
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accept the
terng big is
Hereafter ii will be stealing
because FAMILY social position
merchants
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The Fruta Mai is directly cruel
anen the road proposition Fruia
SELF that little
cary of what has been done valley through
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Park avenue. rorty-ars. stree. and
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and Mrs Benedict OF San Francisco
were recently at Palermo.
Miss N. Anderson Of San Francisco
arrived at Frankfort this week.
S. Unander OF San Francisco was at
Nice last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Billie of San Fran
cisco are in Riva-
Mrs. E. T. Hodgsof of Sacramento is
spending some time in Florence.
John McCafl and Willard Weyman OF
San Francisco were registered at one
of the large hotels in Vienna last
week.
DIR. and Mrs, S. S. Kahn, Miss Amy
Kahn and Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Van
Vleet. all of San Francisco, sailed for
home this week
H. c. Keyes. ]. G. Wynne, Mrs. r. F.
Call, George F. Williams. Frederick C.
Boden, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldberg and A..
S. Armuth of San Francisco and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Samuel Forde of Alameda
have arrived in Paris
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GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "B-

Mrs. Marion Edwards .................. 4ss
Carl A. Krauss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
6. T. Howell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27o
Miss Mary Rubino ..................... 30
Less than 100 votes
Miss Mary Robbins Carleton W. Kendall
Miss Ella Olson
sUBDISTRICT NO,
That portion Of Oakland bounded by Forty
first street, Park avenue, the bay, Twenty sec
ond street, Pleasant Valley avenue and including
Piedmont.
Frank Andrade .................. 3,le5
Armiger T. Drcdfe ................. l6O2
Leo Earymont ........................ 40
Less than 100 votes
Richard J. Montgom- W. d. West, Jr.
cry Mrs. G. Nye
Mrs A. Thomas Mrs. Brady
Mark Ray Fred Norton
Mrs c. Anderson Mrs. n. p. Chew
Norman Chinn
sUBDIsTRICT NO.
That portion bounded By Piedmont. Berkeley,