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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-20
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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-20
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

4zIss- CArE-oNE OF THE COOLEST AND
cisa1ss- f. the city Meals AZ hours SuecaaI
sumuer rates ~ Pa ave ~. tnszt door NJ
fsr7ioE stlttdcl- E2-u
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
NEWS OF THE VIRGINIAS
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.

especially attractive by modelling the
exerS:s-a efter the setting up exercise
practiced at the military schools at West
Point and Annapolis The distinct aim
OF the school XIII -be 70 give personal in
strucJion. suiting the course oE study 10
each individual case The curriculum VIII
be 50 arranged that. when desired. stu
dents may devote special attention 70 the
entrance requirement studies Of any OF
the various colleges Aside from the
regular course Of instruction. opportunity
for private tutoring viii be also Afforded
The programme for the fourth annual
session Of the Bristol Chautauqua Asso-
ciation has been completed. and all con-
tracts for attractions have been closed
Among the lecturers will be former Cox
Yates. OF Illinois. DR.. Hedley. OF Cleve-
land: Prof Smith. Of Buffalo Dr. u
MCGUIRE. the explorer. and Dr. L B
Wickershan. The first session Of the
Chautauqua Of 1903 VIII be held August
81, and the last session OF the night OF
September p
Lynchburg tobacco men have learned
Of a destructive haflstorm which visited
the section about Pedlar Mills. in An
herst County, about eighteen miles from
the city. during the past week. doing
great damage 70 growing crops The area
covered by the storm was six miles long
and a mile and one-half wide II IS es-
timated that fully one-third OF the crop
was destroyed in the section indicated.
and the damage viii run well into the
/ thousands Of dollars
{ Speaking OF Arr. Taft's chances Of car
I rying Virginia IN the Presidential 5iec-
ton. the Richmond Times-Dispatch says
4 in part
''Mr Taft-s prospects OF carrying Vir-
l ginia are about as good as M Bryzn's
4 OF carrying California Considering the
I esteem IN which he Is held personally.
and the Disadvantages which 1lr. BTyac's
| previous candidates. have attached 70
( worthy that Nj Taft's presence IN Vir-
: rinia should have drawn so little sup
I port Of him. Virginia. ike other South
: ern States. IS Of q very different temper
I from Indiana. let Us say Here tradt-
+ Iional adherence 70 the Democratic party
I IS supplemented and strengthened by TIA
ditiOnal dislike Of the Republican party
! This combination OF sentiments IS what
! gives backbone 70 the entity known as the
I solid South Hr. Taft. for all his ami
I able qualities, Is no more able 70 circuu-
Z vent II than was M Roosevelt four
years ago Pleasant words n G summer
ballroom and the occasional boft OF an
individual VII only emphasize the ma
jority which Virginia will roll Up on her
I usual side next Novsmbsr
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
THEN DONE WITH AMERICA.
German Count, Declared Sane, VIII
Return 20 Europe.

Spec.aI % Tie Was1i1F1un Eeral5
Richmond. Va. Aug- B--Count TleO-
dore Won Then. alleged heir OF millions
who was OF yesterday adjudged sane by
Iu1acy commission. was to-day uoer-
ated from prison and allowed 70 walk
unattended to the Virginia Hospital.
where he viii remain until next week.
when he viii go to New York. where he
expects 70 be Joined by his brother,
August. who Is said TO be looking after
their Joint interests abroad
HIS expenses while al inmate os the
hospital viii be borne by Mrs P P
Ryan, in whose home he formerly served
n the capacity Of a butler The ex-
penses OF his trip 20 New York VIII also
be borne by his benefactors. The count
rested quietly last night There were 70
indications OF excitement or nervousness
Il is believed that the brief stay Of the
man IN jail did him much good. He
stated this morning that he would never
live in America again He viii return
with his brother 10 Europe and spend
the remainder Of his days there He
saws that he VIII marry according 70
the wishes Of his family. THIS means
that his reported engagement 70 a Rich
mond giri viii be broken on
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
IRVING WILLIAMSON. soii-toT-

N The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia No1is 3Iac5anieI executor Of 8f7rv
Nscdsniel- " Henry Walker. trustee. q al
Equity No Zso-The object Of this s1ia is 20 fore
Close deed Of rr-st. dated November . Isq2 from
RedforG " Walker e w 70 " z. E5mouston
and " Heury Walker. trustees. cuaTeyiur rarr oF
trac1 II The District q Columbia. known as Queens
borough OF IncloS1re, to secure debt cf 81 GO 10
Mary Mao1ariel. which balance Of 81 s-s4 with
Interest az per cent from November = IsF Is dus
On molten of the cmpiai1ant. Il Is this 18th dsy q
August. ls5 ordered that the defendants Autoine-te
L. Hi. ReifCrd " Walker Jared d Terr-u Emma
J. Hiidr1p. z y. PipsT. Flora Il Barton IFfison
D. Wing. Francis G. TeTTiu. GeorEe V. Van sickle
AGry l. : sutton. AlbeTt S Young Adelaide
Msns17 aid Katharine s Fo0s c7usc their apVear-
snce 70 be entered herein before the forteth day
exclusive q SUNDAYS and legal holidays oscz1rrina
after the day q the fst publication Of this order:
otherSi=e the czuse VII le TTcoeeded with as in
czse Of default Provided. copy Of TINS order be
published oce>a week for thrse successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and Tie Wsshi-e-o OF
Herald before sad day- JOB BARNARD Iustice-
a tue oopy-Tes-- J. R. YOUNG. Clerk. By Z J.
Mckee Assistant Clerk. sulT =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or CO.
Iuntla. holding Pr7hare Court No. BAD Adrair-
1s-rarcrTAls is-to give ng-ise that the s1ts-ifss
Probate CCur of the D5stricr q Col-ullia letters
q the Dist7-t OF Columbia. deceased Al re-s7us
having claims aails- the deceased are be-v warned
% exhibit the sane With she vouchers the-uf ie-
Faly aurheutcaced 70 the suhsc-ihers On n before
the 18Th DAY OF AUGUST. A D. Isa- oths--
wise they nay b. law Be excluded f-7l1 al benefit
OF sad es=are- Given under our hands thiz Lslh
day 81 August lsos. JOHN GEORGE ANGER
MANN. 5h 81. ani Columbia road NV JACOB
BtDls Lgl ) 81 NV. FREDERICK J. EDHL.EE
80 5th 81. attest: tSeaLl JAMES TANNER
kes-er q wills for the District q CClurlb5a Clerk
o. the Pr9hste C0s1rr- CHAS H BAUNAN. VII
son & BASkSDABE. A-toueys. auI-zE
81 PRE3IE COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
l1ulbia- holding Probate Court. Nc T5f35 Admin
lsr1tlon-Tls Is give notice that the subscriber
q the District e Columbia has styaie5 from the
Probate Court Of the Diz--c OF Caislrntds ie.te7s
tCs-auentary On the estate u Mar y. DuuEas late
q tie Dastrlct Of Columbia deceased Al re-s07s
having Claims asainsc the deceased are hereby arnel
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof le
gzly eutheuticated 70 the subs1iber On q before
the 18th DAY OF AUGUST A. D. I9l9- othe-=ise
they may b. law he excluded from al te1e-r q sid
es-are Given under ny hand this 18th day Of Au-
gust. 1919 ANNA J. DOUGLAS. II 1Itl s. ne.
Attest tSs1l-I JAMES TANNER. Regds-er q wis
for The District Of Columbia. Clerk q tie Probate
CC71rc- JESSE Il WILSON and JESSE II VII
son. j.. Attorneys aul73-E
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
ROB BEES at TOP OF POLE.

Several Men StunE Getting Honey
Cut of Phone Wires.
North Wales. Pa. Aug. 16-Battling
with q swarm Of bees at the top Of a
ffty-foOt pole. Reuben Lands and Grant
Christian had narrow escape from being
stuDg to death here yesterday
The bees were discovered in a telephone
box. when the linemen climbed the pole
In a nest Of wires in the box the bees
built their comb and stored the honey
AS soon as they were disturbed, the
bees showed fight. and the men were
forced to make hssty descent down the
pole Before the bees were elected from
their hive, both men were badly stung-
More than ten pol1nds Of honey were
taken from the hive.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUI E-FUI-isIllN l-lI > l--llll.lIll. all not
glara-1see1-
thule tram Pullman sleepeTs 20 Lexington Louis
Vile CIuSIur-ati Indianapolis. CrscaEo, aid 81
louis. Connec-iou ffr Virginia Hot Sprlrgs Pun
nan czrs Los1issiie u Nsslly1le. Neuphls and New
orleans. D1nlIg cars, a IA carte serVlce-
u-l1 z. NJ H. Y LIMITED. Daliy-SOIid
yestibuIe tam. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Comparatively SEE ping
Ca- 10 Euzi1ia Hot SFI1ngs Teek days. Dining CARS
u carte service Pullman Sleeps-s Clnc1u-ati 20
Chiczzo and st Louis and Louisville TO Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans
RescrTari1ns and tickets at CbesaPeske ard Ohio
Of1Ces SIS PeuusvlTauls avenue l5s5 street, and
Ncw Union Station Telephones Main i.S0 foT
Was gEton Terminal Cab Service, and Main Il66 q
10 - {. L o. nckst Of1cs-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL L. lS6.
Leave Washington New UnLon Station.
SIS g. m--Daily-Au points Norfolk and West
e-n. also Knoxville Chattznocga. and Memphis.
m.s5 D m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol, Winston
salem Knoxville Chartanoosz, Nashville. Memphls
New orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars.
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 20 q n daily
u.I5 a. n daily texcept Su1izyl- Arrive Norfolk
Ia a. n. SD ?. ID
szs :. m-Daily-Ber7yville. Juray. shsnandosh
Elkrou-
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS q N and
Il % p. II
Al information Fourteenth street and New YGk
avenue bend Buildinr)-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Two Killed br the Cars
e Washington Be7id

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington HeT7d-
Roanoke. Va, Aug Is--Charles Lucas.
q young white man. who lived in Bedford
County. was struck by a Norfolk and
Western passenger train at Bedford City
last night and killed
z. II. Dinwiddse. buyer for the Upland
Coal Company. and widely known in the
coal fields. was thrown under q Norfolk
and Western train while trying 70 board
8 coach in motion at Elkhorn. and had
both legs and one arm cut Of near the
body. He died last night
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
VETERAN ENGINEER DEAD.
@. VI. Swain Suceumbs to Append
cIfis After Operation

Srrcial % he WaslinE1on HeTald-
Roanoke. Va. Aug. &c II swain
died here q few hours after reaching
home from a Baltimore hospital where
he underwent an operation a month ago
for appendicitis.
He was IN point OF service the Oldest
engineer on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad He was in q hospital for eigh-
teen months a few years ago as the Re-
suit OF injuries received in a wreck near
Buena Vista He us fifJy-eight years
old and leaves wife and one son
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
REsENTs MAYORS CHARGE.
President of Richmond Council says
Injustice Is Done

President of Richmond Council says
Injustice Is Done
Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Aug 15--R- Lee Peters.
president Of the common council. stated
to-day that the charges Of Mayor Carl
ton Mccarthy that members OF the coun-
Gil have used public funds for private
gain. Is palpably false
President Peters calls on him to make
good hts charge by citing one specific
case Of wrongdOing.
His charges are silly, ridiculous. and
false from beginning to end says Pres
ident Peters If he could put his fin
gers on a solitary case OF the sort he
has described in the city government.
he would not hesitate 10 come out and
say so. For him to make this general
direct charge against the whole body is
an injustice, an insult. and without
foundation
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Charles G. Robinson Dead.
= yYashiastoa e.

Special 70 The Washington Head
Winchester, Va, Aug I6.-Charles G.
Robinson, a prominent business man OF
Newport News. Va. died there Sstur-
day. after g protracted illness. aged sixty
two years He was a native Of this
county. and leaves his wife. formerly
Miss Cunningham. Of Chicago: one
daughter and several brothers and sis
Ters-
Suddenly Sank While Bathing.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Aug I6.-Suddenly strick-
en-. Lee Simmons. aged twenty years.
to-day sank IN twenty-one feet OF water
while bathing in Roanoke River. near
town. and vas drowned He was in the
stream with a number OF friends. and
sank without uttering sound. The body
was recovered
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
HELD ON swAEsaN's MESSAGE.
Frank Smith VIII Face Murder
Charge in Sou1b Carolina

SPECIAL % re washins7cn herald.
Richmond. Va. Aug 16.-Gov- Swanson
last night wired 70 Gov Glenn. OF North
Carolina, asking that Frank Smith. now
serving q term in the city Jail OF Greens
boro for unlawfuIly selling liquor. be
held a few days until he can send
requisition for him
Several months ago a man was killed
in Patrick County. Smith disappeared
Immediately after the murder. ana mas
been charged with the crime
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND PROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTIVE JUNE = 1909
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEEE DAYS.
GOING-LE. Dis,ric Lane staten. s5 & Il.
GSo g. -, - !. e. $40 .. ~. 7,s5 p u, and
e145 Il
RETCBNING-LT. Chesapeake Beaca. 6z0 e. n.
rs ? H.. 20 ,. IT, Gz5 p z. so ? =. and
DaJe p n.
SATURDAYS
GOING-Lz Diztrcs Ilae Stzti0n s5 q n ulC
g. Il. 2SO p Il $50 ,. =. $50 p n. 7sl5 ,. n
and e-i5 p E-
RETUENiNCs-Lr- ChGsapeake Beach. 60 & n
l2si5 ?. f.. 30 p n. go p II, sc ,. L., s0l
= r.. and I350 2. Z.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-LF Dlslric Llus station. s-S a. N
u1o a. II. 2Io p H. $50 D. Il. 40 = L. IA
=. u. sd SIS >. n
RETURNiNG-LF- Clesapeaks Beach 40 a n,
2,5 = r.. 2aO , T.. 90 D Il. $50 ,. n. s1C
p H. ani 1919 2 L.
PAU Il WATERS, Generzl Manager.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

EPE COLLECT NOTES. RENTs. GOVERNMENT
ea1nss; settle estates Law business IN all cOu-A
DO chETge unless s1ccessfuL Phone tx
GylsG FULLER AGENCY. Roou 4. IsIs -
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
CHEFS IN KNIFE DUEL.
Dispute Over Dishes Leads to Battl
in shore Hotel.

in shore Hotel.
Atlantic City. y. J. Aug. 1e-Joseph
Pehania and J. Greener. rival chefs in
a beach-front hotel. fought q bloody duel
with keen-edged butcher knives in the
kitchen yesterday. and as result Greener
is in the City Hospital suffering from
shock and loss OF blood. while Perhania
is in jail in default Of s., 600 bail
That one or both Of the men IS not
dead as the result OF the encounter IS
regarded as remarkable. a dispute over
dishes led 70 the affair.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIES. MONKEYS.
goldfish, rzb5i-s guinea piss. doEs. cats and best
6anicas DisirfectIng for al pg-poses ard flea d.
EtroseE. sCHslID-S BIRD STORE. II I2lh at
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

FOR RENT-FLATS OF THREE AND FIVE
rooms; steam heat; Sd and 50. 10 chldren- 10
o. NV auII-7t
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

OFFICE OF NE C01fl1SSIONERs. D. Q.
Washsn--o-- D c. August l2 las-Sealed p-o-
-osals VIII be received this or &c -rrl ? % clock
noon AUGUST 3 80 f1r fL--is-l-s unis-z-s'u-d
signal and teie.hone cable fo~ tie E--tcL Depart
rzeu- q the T1s--ic7 q Coluu1ia- SsEa-zre bids
viii - considered f1T the several items euerus5-
Spectators and blank forms of proposals may he
obtained az this ofsoe- HENRY L y EST. JAY J.
MORROW CoE1nis=fcue-s. =. G srl$efexc
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FIsE AUTOMATIC DROP-HEAD STANDARD
sewing machine. - s-5 a-h 81 Nv
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

TO LET-EE II ST wv. CONVENIENTLY
Arranged fat of rooms and bath: zzs rauFe. rear
perch. separate yaris VII be papersd suit tenant
TIE T. H SMITH COMPANY.
14S Y /. AVE BOND BLDG.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
CARPENTERING AND JoBBING

CONSULT BE on JOBBING AND CARPENTER
Eork- estuates cheerfuiy furnished ter.cs reason
able; prompt service WI MCCLURE. Z1ls 18th
CT 80 Sd auII-st
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.


F0R sALE-s1sp. RENTED FOR $50 PER
ulsu-s On lot = f-aut uear 6th and L. Cap. 81
also s. go asked iar tcE houses. lsfo0c fronts.
With j vacant lots; 1-fer wanted
GHAS. A. SHIELDS
igF New Eo-k ave. Nv aus-5t
FOR sALE-Slz FEET WIDE N FRONT WITH
both hay window ard c1l1aial pc7ci. six large
--s1s AID hat cellar rlzr alley. e feet WIDE
taruz- wide avc-1e- q s1uare Of al new houses
czly one. ulrgau- e. S4.o0C-
ThOs- = Fisher q co. Onc.),
lll55t 3, lth &c.
FOR SALE-01LGEED-s5 L ST. LOT ZxI3o
o. alley. g-I sell. small cash payment. balance
ur1-l1v- First floor Jari1r- RECEPTION hall. ciI---
r1au. kitchen pantry second foor. r11G-s ard
ha;h; cellar unde- eutire house OT~n daily f1- IN
aziss- CHAs. 2 BANEs. Iz- s..
TYTSTAL OPPORTUNITY on HEIGHT-EAsY
terms west e -i-h - Nev % -ooGs. 2 tied
baths. h1--vzte- heat. do-hle back porches trst
.lor kitchen. diuir--roru pauele1 IL osG- LIT
rs s1ow yua tbs l.-r-g at luce-
W. II. Walker, 20 18th 80.
COLUMBIA ROAD. NEAR ITH sT.-ATTRAC-
five E1l-e. % 71ezs and tiled hath. s-eau bat.
first door kitchen. rl--L al-sv. t-irz-ned through
1lr il oak Can srz-ze -srls Prce. S.7Sa
". II. walker, 30 10th ST.
F0R SALE-l5 PR CENT INVESTMENT TWO
fTv-r1ou ts--ss. u1r-hW=s-. = square q best cl-
ne- rart 81 e sod ~ c1cs Only s1-1l Also thrs
sir ro1- 11lsss sC--lels-1 7eu- SI5os these arr
cheap. or-s s. ssJl GED- II SLYE. 50 T s. nE-
a-l5-5-
A FINE 7RO0U HOUSE on TIE FEIGHTs.
villa a. r. T.; c517eziest 20 tEo car lines new
hcuse ard n 6rzt-lass nsEhborhood- Prios SS.6oo.
vi;A Eocs essa snd balance - two years
= uice Prom house wl-h cabinet nantels. tro
baths rhrue open gate f-eplacas. heated ny a1t
Eats- and splendid residence. with a. n + S2757
cash EiI buy. purchaser - Assume deed q trust
CLARENCE L TUCKER ROOM 20. Metropolitan
Bid- syI7-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.. CAEPEN-
tiers ard blders, store fitting and renadelin- gen
eTal houe rsIa-ing o. al kinds. estsmatez furnished
ROOM :. 653 F nv 'Phcue u rs 5ySi-ss
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remem-
ber The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
STRAW HATS CLEANED.

WE ARE EXPERT STRAW Eat CLEANERS
al kinds of straw hats. felcs and Derbys carefully
Eod nsatly treated; best vzIk IL the ctg. rs Isth
- Nv. opposite Bond Bldg aul-s0t eod
THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
zen; 81 Ends of hats cleaned and delivered straw
Fs-snaa felt derby. and SIX best work The city;
-ST5cEs fuE Est bz1dS &C l4-h s. ~. 11-s9LR.E,s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
STORAGE

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS SC. AT
WESCHLER'S. Sd Pa ave nv, reasonable rates;
eouEenieutly located Phone NJ l2s2 sE3sot
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
PURE WATER

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR IFS
pI1Tity; received fresh daily from Chestnut HI
Va used and i85orsed By leading phyzicians- Oace
Ssf 11th Nv Phone n 65E ause-s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

de down. head against board
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
RAILROADS.
w, B. & A Z RY-
The Electric Line. &"

L IN A@AOCLA II Lin.
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE, ASSAP-
OILS. L. 5 NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Eiectr1c palace fr1za MLigs House Station
l-5th aud X IS. NO2ThEASTJ.
For Baltinl-e--551 51C 6-sa. 90. -. szo. $50
so. 80, 1919. 80 -.I-5 ard u - g. n. Isl
Doo1. Iz-0. -l03. - 20. 80 -32l 81. a.o. SO
5Qo 81. SO. 80. ~, ~ 80. So. 'i0S
a4l A-5 = r.. lll.y.
Fer Arzzpolts-s1J 80. $50. ga. l5za. ard L =
r. Zso. ~ -. So. s=3. SO. 80. 7-s0. 80
and -ll@5 :. u- daily
-ludiCztes loCal trains AZ ot5erz are limited.
s-opp1us culy a. Naval Academy 5znc-ioz- No vzlk
hng ~ lirius c1 cs1s 8ecesszry.
Fa7es- Ose Eay- Round tip
- --aa-llla lI-as-------------s.- - sa--@
10 Annapolis and L. 3
NaEa- Acztel1y- -----------.- 75c 81
Al s.. cars ul1 diT-ct % White HJ1se station
Tlc<et uchcc a iirh aud y y ave northwest and
a. White H0sss Station. 18th and ID slA NORTH
EASr- TeleuL1-e H. 10
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SILL OCR OvERsTOCK or
Val pzpeT a. a se-v LoE szc7idce. Cal zDd sas
GU stock = 6 NOLTE. 81 uth 81 ~.
.as-eod-d
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

Al along TIE line OF the Southern Rail
way there IS an increase n the number
Of employees Other railroads running
into the city OF Richmond are following
the lead Of the Southern. and are put
ting or men from time 20 time The
Chesapeake and Ohio has reinstated q
large number OF conductors and brake
men who were laid OF in the spring, and
has put on many more worknen in the
other departments.
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No GssS Ad7lph " Esser y. Capital Tracsiou
Company dzuaazes- So Atto-nezs. " Z An
hr0se and :. L. smith
No. G54s. John r Bennett Capital Traction
Company: damages Sloso- Attorneys. sane
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOODSTUFFS. CANNED
goods por1sd meats, foreign. conosslc fruits: idsas
for serving Wedding reoeptious- A. h UNDER
DOWN. Es2 lsrh NV aussr
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Bankruptey Petition.

JUSTICE BARNARD-
No 81 Il re Thomas 2. Ls Cuysr5 ruls 70 show
cause a-5 rule g 20 inIUnction-
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Inv auifs.

No. 81. Ia re Thomas B. lie Cuye-; iuTo,unts
Attorney. L Il David
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nd
Upside down. head gains
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, August 10, I9OS)
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Nc Zss5- Gree - Jones. restraining order A.
tc1rey g. F. Collins
Equity Court No. L.
Probate Court.
Bankruptcy Court

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate of Charles NJ Thorsas; ezeulrll6ed copy @
VII fleL
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HOUSES FOR REN1

HOUSES FOR REM
lS2 9-h s. nv. 9 ro7ns and tatA csllar-----S5 .
isfl 1-h s. wv. rls & hath cellar tc1l1rzdI- 500
5l4 I'd - NV rooms and hlth tc0lrc ---- 10
81 24th 81 Nv rooms and bath lcll1-ei ---- 80
STORE
lf5 " Nv. Ia-Ve 50
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS co. InC},
Ls5 PeunsylF1li2 ave nv
z-ls-sr
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WANTED-H0USES.
We RENT FURNISHED HOUSES
We are making a SPECIALLY @ renting furnished
los1zcs AID apartments We have E1od list q ep-
-iicaE-s- Lis- y1-- lHr-e Ei-1 Is DoE-
CRAIG EVANS.
1E Ei5fs Bui.liuL sU16-st
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COAL
HORSES, HULES, AND VEHICLES

Buy YOUR HORSES. VEHICLES. HARNESS
g. a. TIE cheapest place II he CITY Rates low
esti eTsTyt5ing ths best and Up 70 date 5 D.
WATERS & 5ON. SO Pa ave Nv tyl2Saeud
AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
day and Saturday Cone and by yo1r horses q
Us azd n5ueT. We ss1 s-ric1ly -l cor.ruis-
sion MAGRA-H & BENNELLY. go IIth s. Nv
EGUs