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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
The Kaiser to Amerioa.

Hamburg, April 1S-The sem-efficial Fremdenblatt demands in an article re- markable for its frankness that the kaiser's diplomatic corps be American ized-that is, that ambassadors and min isters be selected with regard to their merits only, irrespective of high birth
 'The preference for those high-born must be shelved once and for all as far as the diplomatic service is concerned" says the paper. ''We admit it is imperative that ambassadors and ministers be well bred, but the nobility has long ceased to monopolze good breeding. The sons of well-to-do merchants and scientists are as well brought up today as any baron or count"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Panic In Euypt,

From the Washington Post.
 Egypt, like many other countries, is in the throes of panic" said E. Alex ander Powell, consul at Alexandria, Egypt, at the the Raleigh. Tn Egypt, however, the times are probably worse
 than in Europe, because the money stringency follows period of prosper ity such as perhaps no other country in the world ever enjoyed. That's the trouble; money was so plentiful and values so high and inflated, that now that there has been a reaction, it is all
 the more severe. Just short time ago the prices for all sorts of commodi- ties were little short of fabulous. One hundred dollars square pic (27 inches square) was paid for reclaimed and practically unimproved land on the out skirts of the city's business section.
 "The rise in land values was quickly followed by greatly increased prices for cotton and these movements served naturally to produce an accumulation of much wealth to landed proprietorS, cultivators, speculators, and, in fact, to most other classes. A demand for bet | ter housing accommodation was the natural result, and this, in turn, led to desire for modern comforts Build 1 ing sites changed hands with bewil- dering rapidity. and, in many cases, realized their original value in few
 months. Old dwellings were demol- 1 ished and replaced by large blocks of
 office buildings, flats, and apartment 1 houses. Innumerable stock companies
 were foated, and wealthy Egyptians,
 no longer in deadly fear of the tax (gatherer, took real Oriental delight in outshining one another in the splendor 1 of their imported horses, carriages,
 and motor cars. It is no idle talk to
 say that there is even now no city on l the Mediterranean, or, indeed, in all
 southern Europe, that can present so
 dazzling a display of wealth and fash
 ion as is to be seen daily between the
 hours of 4 and z o'clock in the after
 noon in the Rue Cherif Pacha of Alex
 andria or along the Ramleh road
 l Under such conditions, it is not re-
 markable that money stringency,
 such as now exists in Alexandria,
 should be keenly felt. But times are 1 getting better gradually, though I do
 not believe the high prices for lands
 will eyer return. Living is enormously
 high" One cannot get accommodations
 at any hotel for less than $5 day, and l tourists or occasional visitors are
 charged outrageous prices"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19


 Nearly every woman has these mis- erable experiences and many such suf- ferers seek relief in secret remedies, containing harmful drugs and alcohol If you are doing this, stop it now, be- fore you ruin your health completely. Your condition is bad enough without making it worse.
 Your blood makes you what you are. Pure blood is just sure to build you up and fill out your hollow, sunken checks, as the sun rises and sets. Here is a remedy and tonic for the blood which is the most effective purifier ever discovered.
 You need a tonic that will brace up the nervous system, cleanse the bowels. liver and kidneys, and enrich the blood. The best, purest safest preparation to do this is Stuart's Calcium Waters. Stuart's Calcium Waters are not a secret remedy They do not contain harmful drugs, nor do they lose their medicinal power as most liquid medi- cines do because these wafers are in tablet or lozenge form, which cannot deteriorate or evaporate.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters contain sul- phide of calcium, the strongest blood purifier known; also golden seal, quas7 sia eucalyptus, belladonna, and thu vegetable alternatives and laXatives. These ingredients will restore the nor maj action of the bowe1sr liver and kidneys; invigorate the nerves and brain; make pure, rich, healthy blood; drive away that tired, worn-out feeling and make you feel 10 years younger.
 You can obtain Stuart's Calcium Wa fers in any drug store at only 30 cents a box but if you have any doubts as to Nthe merits of these wonderful cal cium wafers why send us your name and address and we will send you a free sample package. so you can give them fair trial and convince your self Write today. Address F. A. Stuart Co.,. 175 Stuart Ndg, Marshall. Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
BEAT THIS, NATURE BAKERS

Two weeks ago Peggy died. The ex- act hour of her passing is not known, but when her body was discovered one morning just before daylight, ''Ducky" was crouching as close to it as he could get. He did not leave 1t until it had been carried away. Then he went back to his place under the old roost and stayed there. Coaxin' could not induce him to leave. And when driven away he would return to the spot. He refused to eat or drink day after day. His sole interest in life was to quacK, dolefully, from time 10 time. One morning Miss Susie found him dead at his post.
 Did Ducky die of a broken heart? Those who know him well say he did. That is what Miss Susie fancies, too. And over his grave is slab of wood upon winch is neatly carved:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Everything Was Work.

From Success Magazine.
 On a warm Tuesday afternoon in
 February-there are such in New
 York-after Polly of the Circus" had been at the Liberty theatre nearly two
 months, Frederick Tn ompson, detecting some carelessness in the work of two of his actors, called rehearsal. Tie company, frightened into unWonted aiertness and activity, had reached the end of the second act when Mabel Tai iaferro, the star, declared that she had been working too hard, and was going to rest for a while. "Working hardn exclaimed her hus- band and manager. Mrs Thompson, do you know what work is?"
 q certainly do," replied the wee ac- tress icily everything is work" Don't jest" said the manager. Re member that you are Miss Taliaferro in the theatre. and not Mrs. Thompson "Everything is work" said the little lady.
 "Is this work?" exclaimed MT. Thompson, pounding the chair on which he was seated.
 Yes, it's wood work" said his wife.
 She rested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
LION AND BEAR FIGHT.
Brave Trainer Subdues Beasts and
 Proceeds With Show.

St. Petersburg, April 1S.-An exciting lion and bear fight was witnessed by tie spectators at the Odessa circus during a performance given by Savad, an American trainer, and his troupe of wild beasts.
 One of the lions refused to obey orders, and finally pushed his neighbor, a white she-bear, off her seat. The bear became angry, and with male bear attacked the Jon.
 While the three beasts were struggling, roaring, biting and clawing, Savad fell upon them with an iron bar, and striking right and left belabored until one of the bears rolled helpless on the ground. The lion sprang upon the prostrate bear, but Savad fired into the beasts with blank cartridges. The lion now attacked the trainer, who finally cowed him with an other round from his gun.
 Then he courageously went on with the show, which finished successfully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Girl a Human Ostrich"

Berlin, April 11.-A 'huinan ostrich" has been discovered at Hiscnberg, Silesia. Suffering from what was thought a tumor, a peasant girl came to a local doctor, who found, when he ccetated, that the "tumor'' was really compact mass of hardware which the girl must have swal- lowed The strange aiet, which weighed two and half pounds, consisted of 14l0 one-inch nails, 106 bant pins, 70 noedles, ' nail heads and 1 fragments of glass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
NERVOUS DISEASES
Are Said to Have Been Unknown in
 Babylon.

Berlin. April 1s.-Prof. Frederick De- litsch. lecturer on Assyrilogy, has written an interesting paper on the Babylonians. He says they experienced all the ills our modern flesh Is heir to except nervous diseases-these they did not know. Typhus was frequent and epidemics occurred at regular intervals.
 Ancient Babylonians indulged in most of the food still eaten, and bread they called the staff of life They drank a liquor made from dates the equivalent of mod ern Kirschmasser, also wine, but the most popular drink was water. Life they characterized as Eat bread and drin1 water"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
HANG 50 A MONTH.
Executions Affect Nerves of Those
 Near the Scaffold.

St. Petersburg, April 1S.-More than 60 persons a month are now being put to death for political or semitpolitical of lenses in the Odessa district. On one day last week, seven men and one woman were hanged.
 The executions take place in the Lan- geron suburb. Every morning al o'clock the residents are awakened by the clat- tering of carts containing the doomed men, and this has affected the nerves of the local population to such an extent that they are rapidly migrating to other parts of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

Washington. D. c, and return, $35 50, account Biennial Session National Asso- citation Colonial Danes. Tickets on sale May 3, and 5, good to return until May 12.
 Norfolk, Va, and return, $26 20, account General Conference A. M. E. Church, May 4-3Oth. Tickets on sale April 30, May i, ? and 3, good to return until May 31.
 Baltimore, Md. and return, $31, account General Conference M. E. Church, May G. %. Tickets on sale May 3, and 5, gooi to return until May 30.
 Special hcmeseekers rates to many points In the west and northwest. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month.
 P. Sid Jones' D. P. A, Both phones ST, Birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
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 Women to Vigorous Health.

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 Are you nervous, weak, tired, run down, dispirited, easily exhausted-in other words, do you feel limp as q rag at times? DO you ever have to stop right in the middle of your work to take a rest?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Very Evident.

From the Baltimore American.
 Sweet Thing-What is that man doing who is lying under the automobile in that funny way?
 Sarcastis Brute-Why can't you see he is picking daisies?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Sacred to the memory of .Ducky. He Loved not Wisely but too Well, and he died of a
 Broken Heart.

"It really does sound 'fishy,' doesn't it." MT. Bennett said. But it's true"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
READ THEM OVER.

Robert Jemison, Birmingham, Ala. Samuel D. Weakley, B'ham, Ala. Edward H. Cabaniss, B'ham, Ala. John L. Raul Birmingham, Ala. Rufus N Rhodes, Birmingham, Ala J. N. Miller, Camden, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

ful Colored Plates of Fowls true to life It tells all about all kinds of Thorough- bred Fowls, with life-like illustrations. and prices of same. It tells how to raj SC poultry successfully and how to treat all diseases common among them. It gives working plans and illustrations of convenient Poultry Houses. It tells all about
 Incubators and Breeders
 It gives full instructions for operat- ing all kinds of incubators. This chap ter is marvelously complete and worth dollars to anyone using an incubator It gives descriptions and prices of 1ncubators, Brooders and all kinds of Poultry Supplies. In fact, it is an en- cyclopedia of chickendom and will be mailed to anyone on receipt of only IS cents. Your money returned if not pleased.
 c. C. Shoe maker, Box 762, Freeport, H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

W. T. Brown, Ragland, Ala.
 Henry R. Shorter, Birmingham, Ala. W. W. Crawford. Birmingham, Ala. Frank Nelson, Birmingham, Ala. Chas. A. Stillman, Birmingham, Ala. J. c. Maben, Birminghom, Ala.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
DEATH RECORD.

Mary E. shafer, AS A ST. Sc. 50 years.
Mary T. Grant s25 R. I. ave nw 50 years.
W. Irving SchaTf. 55s ith ST. ne. a wears.
Annie NJ SchiIlo sos 2ist s.. NV. ss years
Thomas J. HsgS. 2S7 First 81 sw.. es wears
Henry c. Anderson, lS Jetfersen st. Anacostia.
% years
Bridget Donneily. ID and SIS. ne g years.
William A. Ridgsly llei 18th ST NV. s. years.
Alien X. n Ross, Central Union Mission rs years
Joseph Donaldson. l257 35th ST. nv years
Edward Rice 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 50 wears
Georgia Stewart l. st. NV. 81 years
Thomas Turner. sf5 Seward square Sc. 70 years
S. Eta keenan,, i25 New York ave. NV. q wears
Sarah Carter, nth and Irving SIS. ne, S years
Henry Gardner. ll32 ~ St sw 65 years
COLORED.
Robert H. Smith. Govt Hospt. Insane 81 wears
Mary West. SIS 18th St ne. years
George Holmes. los NJ 81. Sc. y years
Joseph l. HiEnsley. IloS Congress St nc I year
Lucy Phillips. Home for the Aged and Infrm, II
Tezrs
George Kenney $50 V 81 NV. S. years
Mary Walker. 800 X ST. NV. p yeNrs.
Thomas Jones. 4S6 Washington st. q years.
Infant son Of Edward and Lizzie William Is2l u
" NV, Il dsyA
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
TRANS-PAGIFIC MAILS.


Hawaii. Japan. Korea China, and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco close here daily al 05
p. up 10 March 10. for dispatch by steamer Man
churia.
Australia texcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands, Fiji lslarias and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria s. c.. close
here daily at sos p n up to March p. for dspatch
by steamer Mosna
Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. close here daily at % .. m I'D TO March
S for dispatch hy steamer Tango Maru
Hawaii, japan, Korea. China and PhilipDiue
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily at ss5
p n up 10 March s. for dispatch by steamer Nip
pom Maru
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az los D. m up 10 April
!, for dispatch by United States transport
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. via
San Francisco, close here daily at s 0S D. M up to
April for dispatch by steamer Inveric
Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c. close here daily al
Sos p. m up to April 8. for dispatch BY steamer
Empress Of Japan.
Tahiti and Narquesas Islands. via San Francisco
close hers daily at Cos D. m. up 10 April L. for
dispatch By steamer Msriposa.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasaut-Le Roy Marx ct ,x. IN Cbarle. n,
Rider lot e. SO
Irinidsd-siary Honn e vir. William n m lses.is
" Cole. LOT T. block SO.
East taptai street. between Thirteenth and Fo-,r-
tee1ta sfreets-Euna r. ROsen q rir c.,
z. 70 Margaret 2 Murphy. lot Is. s1aars lGs
No. 1915 sixth street northwest-yito I.Bc;,,o ..
U- 10 Josfth A. Roth. lot Sc. square 9ii y1a
joseph a; ls.th to VITO and Alfonsina Luciano.
No 10 street sOuthesst-Wnliam 4 l. Hrutt -
W. TO Iiysses G. and Claudia Watson. lot us,
square ~ so -
Oak LaWn-Ereris A HAYES q. ~ % r1s--- II
Plckford part. SO
street northeast, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
s'Tsess-Charies H. Nusshaum TO Hinda Tous-
saint iot S. square l0ll SO
street northwest between Sereuteeptb and Ff,b+
eenfh streets-Hinda Tonssair. 70 Chsrie, n.
Nusshsum. lot s. square IL. so
10 lols @~trt1 street uoTthWesf-Iames s Fr7s1r
% Alo1s hCs1erith lots sD4 and So, square Ss5,
Nassachgsetts arenue southeast between TfIirtseuth
and Fourteenth streets-E3vard 5 YORK e az. 70
joseph a Herbert. lot =. sguare lo57. SO
s'Iset norlhe2st between Fourth and FIfth streets
-henrJ J. Juenezrann. truste4 20 Ffancis Z
smith ana Charles d. VoIlaud usr1 ori-inai 10
). square 81 SIC
No. II Tenth street s0uiheass-John 7. Ward =.
~ TO Phiisnder 9 johnson, lot L. square IS.
Half street southeast between \ and 0 streets
frank 4 Jones e uT- 10 Hannah Bobys. lots
ls and l47. square 7ol Sc
NO ulS Third street uoTIheaSr-Hannah Ecb-s "a
Hahe- Irazzare lot 3 square 77s So
III L street nCrthuest-Horace WvIie r. rr n,
Minnie ] Hunt. lot S25. square 156 SO
etiee- southwest between Four-and-a-haf and
SIXTH streets-John 2. Herren and F70rd p
Davis. trustees. 20 Melvin C. Hazen. part lot >
square s9s. Eia
Massachusetts aFcuue and Ninth street Northeast
John l. Mckinncn 70 Daniel C. Roper. pan lot
J. square south q ST. SOo
7 fcir-aTd-a-ilan street southwest between and X
street5-lsaac Levy et TX % solomon and Eva
frisdenherE- lot g square 90 SIC.
Soi,inoia Heishfs-Frederick u. Gririrh e. III %
Lucy s Bisss. lot g. block n SO
NeN 5ersey aFenue southeast. between X and L
strlets-Aannah A. Altesnus Il Tir Fr7uk :
"a Albert Anofi lots a. = and 8 square III. SO.
Cleveland HciEhfs-WIliam Dubois 70 Dard II
kaufman. lot T. block = SO
llN Massachusetts, avenue nortneast-philsr5er q,
johnson % John T. Ward lot 81 sluare 80. so
Dobhins Addition 70 Washing10u-Thouas Boues
ana D Percy Flompscu trustees. 20 Charles =
harr. lot l22 square Il. SO
{ street northeast between Thirteenth and For
ICenth srreets-lIbeF- r Fox trustee to g,,v
and Carroll ;. zepp. lots 81 70 Io2. square ia9.
SO
si4s q street nu=thwest-sanuel G. ". Beuani.
e ux 70 Thomas F. Reiiher. lot 50. SQUARE
w Ciiy-wiTiam H Brown to Francis Leonard
lot p. square sOss SO
Columbia Heishts-Thonas Bones aui : Pe--
Ihompson. trustees. 10 Jewell h Aubere lot s.
block g. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas J. Fisher & CO. report the sale
Of the first in the row Of houses on Ames
street northeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. now being erected by
the Kennedy & Davis Company, to an
oCt-of-town purchaser, who expects TO
use the property later on as home. The
price paid was $3.50. The houses in this
row are what are known as box" being
twenty feet wide. reception hall and par
lor in front. dining-rOom and kitchen in
rear, and three bedrooms and bath on
second floor. They are built in colonial
style
The Moore & Hm Real Estate Com
pany has sold to Albert Knorl for Han
nah Altemus. the property at 100 New
Jersey avenue southeast The property
consists of a three-story frame dwelling
and four lots.
N. L. sansbury has sold for A. T
Wright TO Mrs S. c. Hill the two-story
detached frame house. OF modern design
and arrangement. which Mr. Wright has
occupied as his home in Brookland for
the past few years The purchaser viii
also occupy the property for a home.
Stone & Fairfax have sold for c H
BOhanna two house at 729 and z3I
Eleventh street southeast. The two
houses have a combined frontage of 50
feet, while the lots are 10 feet deep. On
the rear of the lots is warehouse under
rental for 500 per annum. The price
paid for the property is withheld. and
it is stated that the purchaser viii i'm
prove the property and hold it as an in
vestment
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
DISTRICT COURTS.


Admissions: Philip C. Peek and samuel R. Bets.
Patent Appeals
No. s7s. Cutler vs.. Leonard: argument continued
by Mr {. v. Edwards for appellee, concluded BY
Mr. ". {. Jones for appellant; motion both
sides ara allowed 70 file supplemental briefs herein
If 50 advised. Attorneys J. r. Edison and W. c.
JOnes-C. v Edwards
No. AT. Kentucky DiStiIeries and Warehouse
Company vs. Old Lexington Club DistiIling Company
argument commenced by Mr. W n. Cromwell for
and concluded by Mr. W ". Cromwell Tor appellant
on motion appellant allowed 10 Sie reply bricf
herein II - advised. Attorneys J. L. Hopkins and
W. NJ Cromwell. NJ Croft
No. 478- Case Bros. vs. Murphy & Co; arr7lnent
comrenoed By Mr. Len Cook for appellant con
tinued by Air Philip c. Peek for appellee and
conciuded BY Nr. 3. H. Warner, j.. FOR appellant,
AtOTeyE. 4. Il WarBsf. r. and Len Cook-Ceorse
II. Howard and p. g. PECK.
No. lso. United States ex rel Newcnmb Motor
Car Company vs. Moore writ q error % Supreme
Court q the United States bond fo- costs fxed al
500 and mandate stayed until further order on no
non Of Mr. Melville Church Of counsel fo- appellee
Attorneys. G. II. DueI. r w. kenyon. and W r.
Rosers-Melviile Church. r. A. Tenant. and A. G.
DAVIS
Assignments for to-day:
No. i7S Case Bros vs. L W Murphy & Co
On hearing Attorneys B. H. Warner. &c. H.
Howard
Nos 47s and $50 American stone Company Va.
Detsoit Stone Works e. al Attorneys. II. y Low
2 W VAIN. r. and I. T. Robertson.
20 * Burke, T., Ulmquist 4 al A.tor-
ne 5, l. s Bacon and J. II. Milans.
10 f5i. In re application q Adolph Splitter e.
al Atiomeys, J. l. Norris. Wv. 5. RuCknan.
No. s8. Levy & Co. vs.. Uu 4 Co Attorneys.
A. T. Greeley-A- z. Wallace
No 81 Kiusnlan Is. Strohn. Attorneys, c. s.
Champion ana c J. ONeiu-T. A. Connolly and
J. b Connolly
Nc 4ss- Ehret Star Brewing Company. Attor-
neys. Wallace Green and Melville Chgrch-F B.
Brock.
No. 40 MchiloD Fetzcr Attorneys. c .
BuTton-L. ;. Bacon and J. II. Nilzns-
No. 49, McAT1hr vs. 1Iygatt Attorneys Y N
Dorsey and Thomas Ewing. jr.-F B. Brock
No iS- In re application Of Thomas ID. Taylor.
Att0Tneys H. Z. BellOws-F. A. Tenant
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-FoIlowing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile New Orleans
AsheTille, Chattanooga. Memphis 900 a. NJ. and
II 90 ?. N. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooea. Mem1hiS
New Orleans, lOI5 ?. N. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points.
40 p. m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. adO
p m. and $50 D. m. daily.
Tourist for California. tri-weekly. 4l0 D m
Local for Harrisonburg. sos a. m daily; AIS n IA.
week days; for Danyille sqS a. NJ daily. and FOR
Charlottesville sos a m and ass u m daily
Frequent trains 10 and from Bluemonf
L. S BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert l. Waters. 2. and Lillian Eveline Gregory.
2. Rev Abner X. Wright
Henry H. Taimadge. 25. and Alice S. Barnes q
Rev George T. Dudley.
John y. Luck. 3. and Elizabeth H. KennOn.
2. both OF Ashland. Va. Rev. R. ". LoWrie.
Joseph Dreyfus, Il. and Bertha Wolf. 50 Rev
Louis Stern
COEORED
Albert s. Gray. S. and Irene S. Gather - Rev.
Peter Lucas.
Arthur Walker. q and Matte L Parker. s.
ReT William p Gibbons.
Louis !. Jackson, 2, and Annie Upshur. q Rev.
d. Washington.
William A. Vaughan 2. and Alice Hail. 81 Rev.
Walter II Brooks
James Barron. 3 and Bsulah Foster. .. Rev.
Oliver Tyler.
Thomas H Patrick. 2 snd Ida NJ Tyson. n.
Rev. W. H Davenport.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRES
gentleman Of capital TO establish boarding house
at Atlantic City. Address BOX 2 Herald Office.
mhs30t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g 500
Leave Washington New Union Station
SOS a. m and 900 a. m.-DaiIy-An points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. ChattanooRa
and Meuphis.
l0,i5 p. m--DEily-Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Nempbis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 4.s0 a M daily
II % a. N. daily. 345 p. m daily Arriye Norfolk
II 20 a.. m. SD p NJ, l0:45 D. m
405 y m.-Daiiy-BerTyTille Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s:45 a. N. and
II 30 D. m
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond BlUldingl
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
COURT RECORD
1sOs3

70 PROBATE and record and letters tessanentaryi
bond. 500 Att0rney. J. A Mae5el.
Estate 0f Frank sIscAbcy: order sor saIe ~ rer-
sOnaty. ~ -
Estate Of David l. Fullerton: order uodifrfuz
decree, At'osneys CgosthWaite q Colladay.
Eltate Of Daniel b. Clarke order for distrib,.io,.
Estate Of Rufus Saxton: petifiop sor r-obsts 80
record o. WI and letters testaneutary. Attornry.
Estate Of Frank Courts: order admitting VII 70
Sloe. Attorney. j. B. Larner.
Estate OF ssattie Lanston; VIII dated October ..
Estate Of Maria c. Peet; petition for probate ana
record of VII and codiel and letters tsstzmeutaly
Attorney. ". D. Hoover.