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EXECUTING.
In the End the Consumers Are Mot
 Ones Who Gain Benefit.

The average merchant is informed as to the evils Of price cutting. lie knows just where 10 draw the line, just how far he dares go in lowering quotations for the sake of drawing trade He realizes that even if the principle of using leaders to attract customers is permissible. if is limited in is usefulness and exceedingly dan gerous when o9erdone Not only is it apt to desenerate into indiseriminate cutting of prices. 10 lead to dissatisfac ton among customers, and has a ten deHey toward giving store a cheap reputa ion, but 1t is inclined to arouse suspicion among other merchants and the people as well.
 While the merchant is so thorough ly grounded in the matter of Friee-eHt- ting, the public has not been SO gen era1ly educated There are those who eXult when store managers are at war believing that they may profit by the losses Of the competitors. Ii is just the cid fable Of Aesop over again the lion and the bear fight over the prey until both are too much exhaust ed 10 move, and then the slY fox comes along and picks up the dainty and bears il away 10 cat at his leisure
 The public reioices over the price cutting campaigns. It profits br them and on account of the fact that it has been taught to consider prices only, it feels justified in taking every advantage offered it.
 The store which starts campaign of price reduction and bellows and roars and screams for the sake of drawing custom will either go under. because il has been foolish or be- cause 1t has made up it's mind to de- fraud it's creditors, or else 1t sells goods which are far lower in merit and true value than it pretends.
 The public loses. but it does not realize 1t. If store fails to pay it's creditors, the wholesalers and manu- facturers must make their losses good in some way. If the store seeks to foist inferior goods upon the public at lower price. the public gets what It pays for, no doubt, but believes that It has been cheated and robbed, and comes to have a low opinion of merchants as whole The whole 1 trouble lies in the fact that the pub I lie, instead of being prey to the
 merchant. is really playing into the
 hands of sharpers while seeking, too
 often. to get the best of the mer. i chants.
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Seffy's Sittine-U Up-and Down Again.

Seffy's Sitting-Up-and Down Again.
 However, there was another door and Sam arrived only to hear it close upon Seffy, whom Sally had just pushed through it.
 "Seffy?" asked Sam casually.
 Yes answered Sally. quite unable to keep the joy out of her voice, he's just come. and gone out to the spring for a-drink,' prevaricated Sally.
 He'll drink something.
 By which Sam meant some kind of an animal, with his water.
 Nothing but water,3 said Sally meaningly sam perceived instantly how the land lay" and made his cum ming plans Sam was not dull. He returned to the sitting room with Sal ly-where Seffy presently followed, l am sorry to say, like a conquering hero-at which Sam gloated.
 Unfortunately for Seffy, rural eti- quette. as everybody knows, gave Sam precedence. First come-last go, Is the illogical rule But you are to be informed that the late conner is at lib erty to "outsit' his rival, if he can or to dislodge him. if he can-by strategy. But every rustic lover at tempts this at the greatest of risks To fail is equivalent to losing caste not only with the lady in question, but also with the fickle world. For nc girl of any spirit would look upon g swain who had ignominiously failed al such crisis, unless he should rehabili tate himself-which means to accom- plish the almost impossible.
 Sam took all this into consideration as he watched Seffy-reclining in th' easy chair which Sally had injudi ciously and invidiously placed for hin him-grow drowsy.
 Sally" said Sam at the right mo ment. play something
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had given to woman since his mothers died in his infancy-must not be re. ceived as others had been, but as sa credly as it came; and when it finally fell the lips of the coquette quivered as they received it. and then suddenly sobbed. and did not know why
 Do you?
 T have never kissed no one but mother" said Seffy. who felt heinous, T don't know how don't know what made me do it-I couldn't help it. It won't happen again"
 Whereat Sally laughed and clung about Seffys delighted neck and cried to his puzzled heart:
 Yes. it will"
 And kissed him back!
 Sally" said Seffy with solemnity, do you mean 1t? You not mad2"
 "Seffy,s said Sally, T am not worth it. I have been kissed by everybody who wanted to kiss me-and l have kissed everybody 1 wanted to kisst
 T am sorry for you, Sally" said Seffy, not meaning at all what she 
 clear to himself except that she had reeklessly squandered something pre- eious
 T am, too, now
 And then
 T shall never kiss no one but you, no more
 Nor I anybody but you. Seffy.7 iy, that moment, Seffy was the greater braver and stronger. and Sally but the waiting. willing woman-as she ought to have been Indeed Seffy was courageous enough to have put that question which might, perhaps, trans mute the pasture-feld into one of those that lie within the borders Of EIysiam But Sam moyed-with decision They flew apart Though he did not at once enter twas too late-the rapport was broken. Nevertheless, such things can be mended, if there is time. It is quite certain that if they could have continued little longer in that dark parlor, with only the 1 small ray of the lamp from the hall to tighten it. everything the sleepless old man at home so ardently wished might have been accomplished and they might have taken down that line-fence the next day and then have lived happy ever after-quite in the way of the old-fashioned story-books. For Seffy was still brave to audacity, l and Sally was yet at his mercy-and | happy to be SO
 And here, if we were not arrived at climax. would venture to halt this history for a moment that we might discuss bit those tfides in life which the ancients called Fate; and for which. or the lack of which, life often goes awry
 But while SeGy's courage grew again, and Sallys hope, the door on the other side of the room opened and the odious Sam came through.
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Preachina and Practice.

Didn't tell you to take the ax an cut wood enough to keep the house warm
 "Yes. but hain't you been preachin' this long tine boat 1Le preservation of the forests ~
 And thero;.3on tne old man wore nut two ferfs rails oa lin, ard told him he H'ta too vo4ag 10 understand thaf politics didEt mean all it said atlanta Copstttatton.
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Now, I beg to ask you whether an amende was ever more delicious-con. sidering that much of what she said to and for seffy was meant to and for herself alone? Indeed. before she got through with it. ithad affected her quite as if Seffy had pleaded it. and her voice sank. 10 it's pretty mezzo, then quiyered a bit, and she under stood that was answering herself!
 Seffy I am awfully sorryt''
 For what Sally21 asked Sefy.
 Seffy, dull Seny really did not know for what. But there is something which God gives the dull, as well as the sprishtly witted that outleaps words to comfort sorrow. And this Seffy had abundantly It first ex pressed itself in the strong young arms which again closed in utter silence upon the sorrowing one.
 Presently tperhaps you have not forgotten how it is2) in the same si- lenee, Sefy's lips found hers-not as the victor pounces upon the spoil of his conquest-but slowly, uncertainty, unconfidently-as if the lips were saints relics; and Sally waited, not as she had waited before, but in the knowledge that her hour had come. and that this kiss-the first this youth
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lContinued from last week.)
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-The erowning desire In the life of old Baumgartner. q Penn sylVdua German is to obtain possession of the beautiful meadow which lies just between Baamgartner,s property and the railroad station. The property in question was inherited by Sarah Pressel, very pretty and athletic young girl. and be- longed solely to her. But old Baumgart- her had longed for it so many years and endeavored to purchase it from Sarah's father so many times that the property became known as "Baumgartner's yearn.. At the vietnage gatherings on the porch of the store old Baumgart- ner always declared that the property would some day be his. At length Baum gartner came to realize that his only hope of obtaining the property would he through the marriage of his son Sephen- ijah to Sarah Pressel. In q mock auction
 SeftY9 as SepHenijah P Baumgartner, Jr., is populariy known. is rallied off by his father to Sarah for q.
 CHAPTER lI-"seGy" is a meek, slow going youth. who is never first in the race for anything. He is fair haired, do- cile, always led by his father. Ot q rather angelic disposition is he-a gentle and kind youth who seems to not F. lrrstand anything about str-te and competition Thus he appears utterly incapaottated to win Tn any contest of love CT life. Sarah Pressel is quite rle opposite of Spfy. Her hair is nearly red. She is all life and ani- nation and can jump fences like a wild colt ana Sle 1S Brace ahd color itself. Her one fault is Very high temper. Baum gartner gives Setty some lessons in court ship.
 CHAPTER ttts=seffy dons his stove pipie hal and prepares ta g9 sit= mp with Sarah. BaaHsafsHer has caused himself to be appointed guardian of Sally.
 CHAPTER IV.-Se4y shows his first spark of animation. lie is unable 10 rez sist the fascinating WItCherles tuf Sally and he kisses her. Ii Wd8 the first kiss he had eseF known. Bat St4fy esas not the first n1an to know the pleasures of kissing SaitSs Sbe promises him how ever, that sHe Will never again kiss any man but him.
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There's a Way

To defeat the mail order mans eue> throat methods in this community. The way is publicity for your business it's the same way he uses. 0us columno will give your business ths p1Ablicity you need.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding a Probate Cozr--Nc. I5164
Al1-1nls-r7-i-lIl-s Is n s1Te ro-i-e THAR The s1
scrih-r q the D1z-rt-- q Co'ru-dla has CHAINED
from the Probate Court q t1e Uls-ri-- q Cc--uhl
letters Ves-zasr-srg Tie estate q Lc-fsc Novel.
lare = TIE I-s-r-r- = C1lslhia deceas11 al rer-
s1Cs having Gains --lius- the deceased are hereby
warned - eZhlr-- The sane vl-h the vouchers there
C. legally zg-ls--l-zre5. % rl1 s-5=z1l--. Cu =
before the 1ST DAY or JULY, A D lsls. o.1sr-
wise t1eg nav hr law he CIclCdeG from all 1eusi-
q ssll eS-are Given urLer u-v hard r11s SIS dlv
Of July -zs- LEONIDE DELARCE. 5f-5 Tre-f-h
street B-ookla-d. l. q. Attest SEAL JAMES
Tanner R5-1=-a- q wis f1- TIE D-s-TI-c oE Co
l-.r-Hia C-erk q rhe PROBATE C---- HAMILTON.
COLBERT. TERkES * HAMILTON. Arr1--eyS
aus Ezl3
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,rGrsr ~ N A,IERICAN HISTORY.

l6ls-He-t- Gallons sailed II ship q ltry tc-ss
u u1azc f1rrhe- discoveries OF The cast q
Sc-thern Ei-rizla-
ls-6-KiuS Philtp .1- Ne-ac0D2 killed a. Mount
H-ps- II Rhode Island w5ere Re had be-
driven By the Elsiizl- a last 7eA-sa
I-.4-Ba---e Of No--i5Esvock- y Il aid dsa-A q
r--s-T5r French feet ua5er Co1-- d'Es-ai1g Dis
re-sod II a gale Of Rhode Island a-z MUCH
damaged
lsl5-The 6rst Peaoe society IN the world founded
IN New YORK
ls5-Auz1lst 2 10 p Gtn. GiluCre bozleaT5ed Fo-z
Sumter and or TIC Est, Zd ID a11 Z5-h
rHrex shells into Charleston, 3 c. 81 a rangs
of nearly SIX niles
lsss-Gen- William T Sherman usde a major gen
eraI N the regular army
Is57-Sccrgta-y SJauJon removed b FTeSide1t JcrI-
s-n and Gen Grant appointed % s1cceea IN
as Secretary q Var
ESQ Complete teleg-aplic c1Ir111i-ztio1 het-ee1
New York and Europe BY the Atlantic osh-s.
l5qs-The United States uzr-O'-zar Minneapolis
launched al PhiladelrhIa-
lsq-P President Mckinley issued pTocaziatl0n
s-.sueadi-= hos-ili-iss between tie United states
ard Spain
1aIS-THe colombian Senate rejected the Pa-z-ns
Canal treaty with the United StStes
-Iuternati0ual Typo=raTaicl Union declared tor
eight ho1r day
lqCs-Secretary Of NAVY BCuarar,e advocated ceata
for anarchists. sai1 cTTe of evil : uu1ossi1-s
and treatment of offenders should . El6-cl-
les.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
-. sani-a1-ually. part 0-lsiaal
TUESDAY, August IL, I90s)

years. ; peE os1r. seni---ua-iy. 1art 0-isiaal
lots = AID 3
square 5Sz-Apqls-cu P Clz-k. T. e uz. %
NLsroa L Lss-e- and Mic1ae- J. Coloo1s. %
zec-re he Na-i1-al P1rzz1er- B-lld-ng Ass7-
ca,i-l. $. 20. I5- g.
Square l07s-Charlcs z DalT q uL % JON B
Lz-uer and JOHN A. Ea--Lc--- % sec--e I1e
Wasl1-s-c- Loz1 and Trus- C1-pa1y. S-00.
Cle-el-nd ParE-J1L- J. N0olz1 q w - Le711
z David and Wal-s- 4 Br1E-- 70 ss-re Al
Grew stevz-t. ss.oa. ye4rs pe- os--- s7-i-
annually. Ta-r
Chevy Chase-Je-e1iah J and Gs--1-ds C-a1s y
TEcrzs II Gale E-1 t-s1rre Z Ea1-L---- -
szz1re The CHEVY Chase Land Company. a
NIoutE1-reEy Co1u-y. sid SIS. u1z----y ray-
nsn-s per cslt. sa1i--1z-lal-z- D--r -o- 3
square -5s4
Ka-1-aua Hei-H-s-Jznes r E-le-z5a e al %
Na-io-aI Savings ard Tr1s- C7--1l-E. % ss1-z-s
Aue-5clu Security ard T--s- C-1psly. Ss.755
years. : pzr cent S=z--z-u---lv- u = b-lcz &
SQUARE 59S-Iea-le-r- O.. Wl---lr-=7- -1 Ni-lzl -
Hiu a1d RisEsd " BsaL. 20 s---e Dz71t B,
Mu-icck, 2. So I 70 > 1-11izs - c---.
se1li-a-llaLlE. rsr- -1- u
Square -5zp-Ey5-lz1- 3. Wlss1lev e. 20 C2zslss
4 CraEln [h1 Charles z. C. IcCsr-eleT. 70 Sc
c1-e Ge1rse C. Ger-z4n- $50. years -
ce-r sezl-auz-z-ig. ioe
Slus7e z6-Tb--zzs Z Melton ct % urFls1- T..
Sc1-t and Wal-e- H1C-h- % ss---e Clar-ss u
Campbell. Sss' 81 4 a-G yea-s pE ce-t,
ss-11-s111a-ly- TaT- original -1t =
Co-gr-Ell Hei-l-s-Nclz1 L Chew e CL - WlL-a-2
Z E.5--1-sgc- z-d Lo-1s r PEAK. 20 se--s
CHa-ies Z Mzr=1- 50 Eez-S- p@ -
se--l-a---saliy. l-t 75. b-ccz y sane - aa--y
X Eas ard q Glenn Phelps. 70 s5cz-e Ri--a-l
H Bale. 5 81 = % 3 months. 6 ps- ce--
s1ui1r-ua-lr. sane ls-1-
Addition - Lse D--z- Pa-k-Joha A. Co-5C-1 e ~
| 20 Na-ie-zl Savings and I-ls- C111a1y- 70 Sc
! cure AEl1cl- 5oC----T and I--s- C11-a-yr
I $50 years. 3 - cs--, se----z--'-a--y, lo- y
! bl1-E =
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c s-r-e- between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
s-u-h-es--Nicho-as Eckharit - al. trustees q
$. Marks Evauzeli-sl Lutheran Co1s-essti1n.
io-s s5 and Is square 81 SO
Q street nCrtEvest between FIFTEENTH anG >o-ea1J1
s-~eats-Au=-.s- ". NCa1z e. ux n John K
Ou--ieh. lot =. square IS, So JOIN 4 Ont
1ch e. TX 70 Edward y E.clz-cs. -1t a
slua-e Es. 50
s-u-hweS--Saue 20 sane. lots = and e square
@-. SO.
C street northwest. between Thirteenth AID -Four
tenth s--eets-Eduz75 Y Richards g uN %
Joha z Ourneh, part o-;S1nzl lot Il square
* SO
rs1a ard III street 1o-thvese-s-anson c Peslle
70 C1eorSs y Haskell Cue-seventl interest II
l1ts g and .. square ssi. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Platns-tIec-ge Z
WaIss- e TX % Lewis Z B7s1Iu1gor. part loc
105 SO
Thir-y-f1urth zud Prospect streets uo--zTest-
Th7uas W Grimes e. TX 70 George w and
NIary Holstsad. part ioc %. square l-2i SD
Carried HeiChts-AIeyer B. Newman e TZ- % n
Rsbec-z Red lot = block 70. S-21
Eleventh street and south Carolina avenue south
eas.-ToLn F Schsefer 20 Elizabeth 4 BOsgesS.
Iut T. square 81. SO
street 1ortheast between First ard Second streets
-Thozas W scaaefeT = IL % William l.
Marsh. l1r =. square >. SO
Pleasant PI.ins-Harry B Wilson and Ha--y Ward
nan % William FlaEneT. 81. and Kate 7 IAN
uazr. lot s. square 2s56. Slo-
& street southwest. between Sixth ard Seveath
s-reets-JaT2es Martin e TX. % Gecrge \ Ma--
tn lot 3, square 81. so.
Third street. between L and " streets u0-tEeast-
Luther L Apple et uX 70 terJiI@L2o = ana
Marie W Schwa-z, lot 4 slua7e rs. SO
Ga-6eId-villisn y King. trustee. 20 Ellzzheth
and Charles Creaner lot Z. 81.
East HesuWco6-SsmusI q Walker et uZ- 70 Lewis
Bran lot 10 block Is SO same 70 Rose L
R-yan lot g block I3 SO same % John A
Bran. l1t 4. block I3 so.
c street southwest between Third End F0rIr-11o-a
half st-ests-Solcmo1 Stern e 1z 70 Simon anc
Gustave Ornenheimsr. pant lot :. square a. 81
fifteenth strcc- uorthVest. between Rhode Island
avenue and street-Ausrin NJ Cooper e. u1- 70
Ellen T. Anc1. lot L. square 20. SO
c street between Twelfth and Thirteent5 streets
sollthwsst-ESau L johnson e. ux % feseT =
TUt~;lsr part lot ?. square -. SO
Ninth street northwest between o and P streets
DAVID B. NIur5ock. T.. n Jeannetfe G. Wl--iaI2-
son part lot j. square as. SIC
Hannah White 20 William 2 Nneatley- LoL =
square 1249. SO
J. HoldswOrth Gordon and Erskine Gordon. trustees
% Harora Keliher. part lot II square Ia SOB
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Ila71 y
villianscn et ux- t5 Abrsn r seTTen- part loi
ia SO.
Fourteenth street and Peznsylvania avenue south
eas--Iahn Lcaler 20 7ohn A hraft. lot s.
s.uare northeast q square l965 SO
Colunhsl HeiEh-s-RicllaTd Il. Bailey e ux q
NoIen L Chew. lot 5. block x. 50.
Fra A Emerson 70 Clifton P. Ash lot s. sq7l2-s
10 SO.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-TWO FRUIT AND TRUCK FARMS
on Potomac River. cne % acres and another %
ac-cs. new buildings OF beth farms; terms 70 suit
purchaser. Apply H A HCNGEHFORD. Congress
Hesshts. r T. D. No :. D C. auSl0.R
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsTRI

N The 81 FLEML IULkI fF II UIELU
Of Columbia. holding a Probate Court In re
estate Of Mar Ellen Hinton deceased Probate No.
l54ol-Applcati1n having been 1ade herein f0r pro
bate q the last VII and testament and codicll
thereto Of said deceased and for letters tesla
me1tary on sad estate hy Sebastian Hinfcn. it is
ordered this uth DAY Of August. a. D. lsl5. that
George B. Hinton. Enc B. Hinton. and william
Howard Hinton and all Others concerned appear n
said oourt on FRIDAY, 18th dag q September-
A D l9os at 70 O'Clock g II. 70 shoW cause Why
such application should not be granted Let notice
hereof be published il the Washington Law Re
porter and TIE Washington Herald once in each Of
three successive weeks befcre The retIu day herein
mentioled the drst publication 70 De not less tl1n
thirty DAYS before said return CAY. B. The court
JOB BARNARD Justice. i tue c0py-Attest-
(Seal-l JAMES Tanner REGISTER of wills
HOWARD BOYD Ar-orre- aulZ 5
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

s-1sr, .s;-Edwa-d y Richards e. Tx TO George
Z E-etgr-av and JAMES II Green. 10 secvro
t-fa-les b. Osb-rne s5-00. years 5 per cent
sr1-i-auu1aIIy. i0- a.
S,-sre. 81 ard I9i-Eiwarl y Bi-har4s e TX 70
o. p " Brown and Ta1m-s 4 Nsaser- -
secure James p Nicholson. sac. 70 2
months Ter cent. ssllI-a-nr1liy. -cts = and
,s st-.are ~ ard lo- = s1uar- ~
S1r-r- ss5-L1ui= k-ie. jr.. q ue-. 20 b Fra-cis
S,ul ard James F. Shea. 10 zccure Jhe Hone
Sarinrs Bank of Wsshir--en T. c. Soe. 2
7ears. 6 rcr cent. seTEi-au-gally. l1t g.
S1557re -2s-F-Itinsnd L. ScluaTz - TX % Gec-ee
II Emncricl and Douglass :. M7rksll. 20 sec-iTe
V-ashirstan SIX Per Cent Permanent Building
ASSOCIATION see. Iot e.
ssuare 2ss-Edvard s schmid et ux 70 John B.
Iar-er and John 4 Hsmit5n- % scene the
Washington Lean and Tr1st COMPANY $50. )
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ca-i Sh,-nare. = q Ws-s1-5- " Va. a-5 G-sos
A1F~-s7- D q Foss " Va Rev ". HE- DsZ1s--
F7rer C. DAVIS = C C1zz-ll Falls O-.5. an
L1cve Y Carte. = q RiclIu-d. Va Res J 2
sIcLau-hII1-
Carl A. Cole. =. ard B--lche " NacS. Is BaE-
T. : France.
J-hn wisrsu. 3. a11 So-ls Z Lo-i- 50. boeE q
E-7oklaad- D c Rev- 4 W o. MLE-S1on-
COLORED.
John Lee. =. snd Christie De1t. = Rev JON
Richard
WIIiiaz wrizht. Il and Nay z Proctor. 4
Rev PliIlip Stewart
James r. Dor-sy. - a-d lIabei Van Bake. 2
Rev z 2 Rosse-
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DEATH RECORD.

John Ca-noz- Z : soldiers H1ze D c. s. ~
Alexander Dc Pu-~. &c Mass ave ue. S. -es-s
F6varf 4 cree. -ss5 Clifton ST. . years
Ethel D. Martin. --5 Florida ave- ne, -l1--l1s-
COLOEED-
ATsrv S-ewzr- 1-s5 i s. sv-. = years
Nelson Coleman. - s-l s. Nv 3 yeG-S
William Bake al y s. Nv. s. years
BESSIE Dsvis -l5 Jaczscn aIsy. 4 months
Mamie K-ausr. E-uce and A--gs- zTas-, Car
fed D. c. I months
Infant cf Georss an1 Jennie BGck. 50 Fez-on
place nv day
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-Puollsled ol-y as IIoTDaIl01. and not
guaranteed
90 2 NC. & O LIMTTBD. Daily-Fast YES
tltule tram Pullman slecpers 20 Lexlnglcn Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago. and 81
Bou.S Connection for Virginia Hot Spriuss Pull
nan cars Louisville % Nashville Memphis. and New
Orleans DINING cars, IA carte serTlce.
uIa p NJ r. y LIMITED. Daiiy-Sosid
vest lbule train Pullman sleepers to CINCINNATI.
Lex1ng-ou and Louisville. Compartment sleFping
car to Virginia Hot SprIUgs DAYS Dining cars
a "a carte service Pullman SlCepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and ST LOUIS. and Louisville 70 Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans.
KesCuafiols ard tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofices SIS PennsyiTlnIz avenue I555 street. and
New Union Station Teleuhoues- Main ssoa for
Washington Terminal Cab Service. and Main l865 Or
21S for L. < q. Ticket O1ice.
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JAS H. TAYLOR. Attoney

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE OF ABSENT De
fs1dant- Filed August y. l9os. J r Young.
Cle-k II the Supreme C~.rt q the District q
T. NJ Wood Ct a. Is. Jcseph l.
r Wood e al. No TO Eluity Doc I--The 60
,ect of this suit IN p-ooeeding under the peldlng
PETITION q the trustees Is 1ual occurring and dis
charge. and il appeaunZ % the satisfaction q the
Court that Grace Francls Wood. a daughter horn
70 the complainant, BENJAMIN Wood si1cs the last
prooeeding herein. should Be made party 70 tuis
cause ard II also appearing % tEs saristactlo1 q
the Court that sbpoeua is5led 20 SAID trace Eral-
cis Wood has been returned b. the Marshal not 70
Be found On motioa q the psrltl1ue-s- = Is
this 18th DAY of August, 1906. ordered that the
defeldant Grace Francis Wood. infant dalghter
of the complainant, Beniauia Wood. Be made
party defendant 20 this cause ard that sic clIlse
her Appearance 20 b. entered herein o. OF bef1re
the fortieth day. exclusive q Sundays and legal
HOLIDAYS. occurring after the day Z The first pub
icstloa e this order; Otherwise the cause vii Be-
proceeded with iu c4se ~ defaulL- Provided. a
COPY a this order Be published orcs week for
three successive weeks IN TIE Wzsliug-0n Law Re
porter and the Washington Herald befCre sad day
JOB BARNARD. Justice a tue cupy-Tost-
tSeal1 J. r YOUNG. Clerk By r. z Gun
NINGHAM. Assistant CLARK aul2ls5
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL i. IsOs
Leave Washington New Union Station. 3
SIS g. m--Dai.y-Au points Norfolk and West
en- also knoxville. Chattauooga. and Memphis
I8.E5 D m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem Knoxville Chattauooga. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cars.
For N0rfolk-LeaTe Washington 40 a. II daily.
HIS a. r. daily texceDt sunday. Arrive No-folk
Il - a. L.. SO ?. L
SIS ?. n-Daily-BerryTilIe. La-ay. Shenandoah.
EIkton-
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. n and
u-0 ,. r.
AL information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue tT50ud BuildirEj-
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Equity suits.

Nc. Zes2 Emma Wa--sz IS Charlie Wa--e1 e.
al d5vd-ce- A----lsv- J H stewart
N-. -1sl Go6f-ey ". Smith "a Lo1lsa c S1n-t1
e a. g divorce A--o-aey. Cau1ae3l Ca-r-1s-11-
NJ. US Ge1-<s " t--cs vs. DAVID Jones' spe-
c77r ue-f1- 1--ra-ce- At-C-rey. C. r Collins
NJ. E-5s5 C-Eis L. Williamson vs N2Fe- Ni---az1-
SON a--uI Ezar-iase- A--7-ls-. c Z Eng
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Fo!loEIrg schedule fs-es published OILY
as information. and are Tot s1sr1nJesd
Fcr Atlanta BirmiuE5am. Mobile. New Orleans
AsheviIIe. Charta1Oogz. Memphis. SIS a II and
u00 ?. T. daily
Fer Roanoke. krorville. Casttanoogz, Ne-nrhis
New Orleans. l0=s5 ?. II daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken szTan-
nah. JaoksouTills. and Fso-ldz points s.I0 D U.
daily.
Tourist csrs for CalhOrnia. tri-weekly. 40 D n
IocaI for HzTTiso1b1rg. - g. daily; s-I5 D n
week days. for Dan71le. SIS a n daily. and for
Charlottesville SIS a. II and - p u 6zily. Fr
queur trains 70 and from Bluanout
L E BROWN. General Agent