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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using DR..
Kings New Life Pills, three years
ago." says L. A. Bartlett of rural
route /, Guilford, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system in a gen.
tie way that does you good. 25c at
Dawson Drug Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
Married Man in Trouble.

A married man who permits any
member of the family to take any
thing except Foley's Honey and Tar
for coughs, colds and lung trouble is
guilty of neglect. Nothing else is
as good for all pulmonary troubles.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
contains no opiates, and is in a yell
low package. Dawson Drug Co. and
Peoples Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
J. X. Jester. Groceries. Phone 81.
Brought to Dawson for Burial.

Brought to Dawson for Burial.
The remains of Miss Alma Gum
were brought here from Triton on
the Seaboard train Friday afternoon
and inferred in Cedar Hill cemetery,
Rev. o. B. Chester officiating at the
grave. The deceased, who was a
daughter of Mr.. j. B. Gum, former
citizen of Dawson. was about 18
years of age, and had been in bad
health long while.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
YOUNG LADY HORRIBLY BURNED
Miss FusseIl's Life Was Despaired of;
Now Hope of Recovery.

NOW nope OF recovery.
Miss Susie Russell, the seventeen
year-old daughter of Mr.. J. w. Fus-
sell of Chamblisston, was the victim
of a horrible accident last Wednes-
day
While out in the yard her clothes
caught from a fire under a washpot,
and had burned up to her hair before
she realized that she was on fire.
She was terribly burned almost
over her entire body, and her life
was despaired of by her physicians.
The News is glad to state, however,
that the last report was that she
was doing as well as could be ex-
pected, and that there was hope of
recovery.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
Has Moved to AbheviIle.

Prof. r. R. Rudd has closed his
telegraph school in Dawson, and
moved to Abbeville, having accept
ed position to teach telegraphy in
connection with the school at that
place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
A GREEK WEDDING.
George Cumuze and Mrs. PapadOpula
United in MatrimOny.

George Cumuze, the well-knOwn
restaurant proprietor, and Mrs.
Owriana Papadopula of Montgomery
were married in Dawson last Thurs
day night, the bride coming here for
the ceremony.
Rev. X. Demetry of Atlanta came
to Dawson to oficiate at the mar
rage, and the nuptials, which were
witnessed by the several Greek resi-
dents of the city, were solemnized
with the impressive ceremony of the
Orthodox Greek church.
Mr.. Cumuze came to Dawson some
time ago, and has SO conducted him
self as to make many friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
J.K. Jester, Groceries. Phone 81
Thirteen Jail Birds.

There are more inmates OF the
county jail than in a long while,
thirteen being the number who have
quarters there. About half Of them
are waiting trial in the superior
court, while the cases of the others
will be disposed of in the city court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
Mr. Fulford Has the Contract.

Mr.. ]. H. Fulford of Dawson has
the contract for building Mrs. Grims-
ley's residence on Washington street.
This is equivalent to saying that the
work will be of the best possible
Gaines Sentinel
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
COUNCIL HAD SPECIAL MEETING

The Water and Light Commission
Needed Some Money.
The city council held special
session Friday afternoon, the pur-
pose of it being to appropriate ST.
zoo to the water and light commits
sion with which to pay some past
due bills.
The News understands that the
running expenses of the water and
light department have so far this
year exceeded the income between
$1,000 and $4,000.
Besides, the city has expended in
improvements at the plant more than
$4,000, which makes the cost OF this
department so far this year about
$1,000 in excess of it's income.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
An Old Hen.

Mr.. T. F. Bishop reports the
death of perhaps the oldest chicken
in the county last week It was a
hen who had lived busy and useful
life for fourteen years and four
months.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14

Dyspepsia is our national ai1ment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of diges-
tive juices, purifies the blood, builds
you up.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14
A Happy Meeting.

Mrs. Sallie Mccall of Fitzgerald
has been in Bronwood visiting her
brother, Mr.. Jesse Tucker who she
had not seen in thirty-eight years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14

Royal Scarlet Mocha and Java
coffee, whole bean and ground. 1t
will please you. Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14

OOA al the little red label ON your
= anu see if you are indebted to
news for subscription. If so
imperative that you settle all
l"Ses at once once. We will be
gu 10 drop from our books the
% OF all who owe more than ~
Rths for subscription.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14

Try a can of Herring Roe for
breakfast. Delicious in patties, at
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-14

Nothing but satisfied custo-
mers shall be the motto OF
work done by Jno. P. Allen,
ieweler, at Dawson Drug Cos.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July 9.-sCGAR-The % London u.rkst
ior beet s'lgar was quiet aod easier with tbs .-7
1a1ion Standing az Is f0r July and Arz.s. 5.lfv.
Locally no charge vas reported IN the market ~
raw sugar. which coutinues practically nominal in
tie abse1ee Of business The market for rzane5
sugar was steady.
NAVAL srORES-srsrits t11rpenti1s hirhe- IN
both the Savannah and local markets. T4e to--,e-
reported = fTm market az 59a5sA. and locally ma
chine-rnade barrels were quoted At a. Resin r-n-
tlr1ssd quiet at 31s and tar vas steady at 80
MILL FEED-Steady. moderats trade s--srg
bran, leAlb sacks. % arrive 3 30, middlinsx 50.
city bran. E.s5 in bulk. Western red dog. gl5 n
arrive. winter wheat ban. IN I00-Ib szcks. 80
OATS-FiTTn. but dull No. white g.. No. 1
white. 81; No. ? mixed. 60
FLOUR-Inaetive; irregular. Spring rats7ts So,
$40 spring clears. 4Z5as %. winter strai-b-S -
40 winter clears. 5-75a4c0, kansas in sq-ks -
en-s. il5a5o0. stT1iglts. 451as.so. clears 575asz
RYE FLoUR-Steady; trade quiet: 5oa5O0
CoRN NEAL-s1ronS; meager supply. Kiln dried
for export 100; coarse neal in bags Ia
HAN-ReceiptS So tons. fair inoui-x g. -A-s-
Prime timothy. g; No !. s.. No . IS. No 3 a
STRAW-Fim; small Supply. Long rye Ts.-5
BEEF-Firm; moderate dealings Family II n,
Il %; Jacket. I500al5-5a
PoRK-Nlarket quiet Mess. T.sar.-o; sazav.
ISOlals5a -''
TAILOw-Quiet City. IN boSshesds. -
LARD-Duil- Prime Western. aT5. ci+v az
refined contine-.t- 80 Soth American 70 50 rrrci
Brazilian. kegs. T. city stearine IL ole1Sfe.-5.
nominal. NeW York. z. Chicago 2
BUTTER-Recvipts. s55s packages: a7m Crs,--
ey. extra. "a; do hrsts. Zlisa22: state dairy tubs
rnest -llsa22; do. good % choice. 2lal
EGGs-Receipts. 9sS7 cases. o,rier ard So
Western hrsSs. 15ssAL5a
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES IARSHALS SALE-BY VIR-
t1- Of WIT 1f fen facils. issued out 4 the
clerks Office. District n Columbia and direct
ed I VIII sell. az public sale for cash. IN fr0ut o.
TIE c11rrhouse door -his DIsrrct, 90 % O'Clock O.
] I ESDAl. Igly q. lgs all the right title
claim and interest 4 the defen5au- being an uu-
divided 0uehaf interest IN and into the following
daszlhet real estate situated IN The city 4 Wasa-
iuet1n. DlStrrt n Columbia % wit: All q lots
8 AID i5 and parts q lots g.. g. l1I H. and T.
In square No li1 bounded zs follows Beginning
az the southwest c-er of l1t Is and running theuce
u1rrE On Tie east line q Twenty ninth street
lls 500 feet thence east T. feet. thence
rdrtleastsr.v iu Straight line % tie south
east cI=uar C. lat e. IN said square. thsuc-
c1s- 4Eg tla El-h line q llt - fd Elck Greek.
thence s-u-aarE along the west bank e Rsck Greek
70 t-e southeast cr-r -, sad lrr - and thence
west 1r ta- south iiu- 1i said 10 S 90 the place
f -lrI-E subject r1 a r-lt lf Wly ten fsgt in
rldtl a-r -ts tLlr1 line ~ tle above dascTip-iln:
zeiz-1 and isried uiau as rbe interest q the Ge-
feldant. William r Kelly. trading as Kelly &
kaEl-ss. and -0ld r1 satisfy tze-1-ia1 No. $3.50 IL
farcr q E-liIs g.. Selafar fra5ia- as = C. s-haser
q Co AILICh PALMER, a. :. Nizu1al-
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auctioneer-
selss2.gl.I
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Grzn1e-'s addition 70 Takona Pars-Hsbe- L.
Thornton 20 susan A and Harriet C. GTifia.
lot p block T. SO
T-iuidsd-ArthgT c. Hu1a e TX. 20 William Il.
Houu. lot Z. block 4. s. 90
Ninth street. between ard o streets northwest
Etzahcth DoEnias 20 Esquire N Conner. lot
s. square So. SO
City View Heights-Hen-y NJ Gnary. trustee. TO
Arthur B. Eu1Uie. Iot s. block 4g-2. 81 sane
70 Saliie and Amy GlsdfslteT lot 5. block
~ $50
Ricalaoad Park-Northvest Washington Improve
neut Company 20 James NJ Allison. lot l.
SQUARE l9o9. SO
EleTeuth and I STREETS northeast Hermann J
VolkeE % Io,iisa YoIksr. LOT (. SQUARE no-1h q
slus-e SO. So
Grant psrk-Eliiah Rrozn ct TX % He1-v
DAVIS. lot S. block ; SO
No. Is Ninth street southeast-Sfztflda Jones e
ur. Daniel J. 20 sarah z Wood lot and
part lot 70. square 81 50. Sarah E Wood 70
Daniel J. and Matilda Jones sane lznd- SO
Eleventh and G streets southeast-AuErss Rae5s- 70
Herman Krahlas- part original lot ; square
go $50
Pennsylvauis avenue. between Fourteenth and FYf-
teeuth streets suuthssst-Harry F. AIlrloud e.
ux- 10 J. Edward Lewis and Frank A Jones
lots Il. g and T. square northeast of s4uare
Id5. SO 7 Edward Lewis e " and Frank A.
Jones q w % Fred c. Jones. sane land. SO.
George Q PuulIihrsy ct 70 Daisy Z. Alexander
lot 2. square south Of square I2s. S1.
Saul's Additian TO Washing-on-B- Francis SazI e
al 10 william jewell. lot z square z07. 500.
Charles B. Wait e W 70 Annie z Hoischer.
lot - sluzre E-nS SO.
East Cspitoi street. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth s,reets-1larEaret Z Murphy et VIZ
William. 70 Catherine T, Buscher, lot e. square
Il5s SO
ThirtyfCurth AID streets nor1hvsst-Gso-ze =
Hanold et VI % Ross Rosenthal. part lot !
square rs. SO
SQUARE Z3s-RandGlDh 7. Warwick Ct " to Edwin
H. Neumsyer. lots L and "a. square Is. SO
Chevy Chase-Harold z. Doyle ct ux TO Eva Z
BeTaus lot Sc. square ls6f SO. The Chevy
Chase Land Company. q Montgomery COUNTY
Nd 20 Charles and Dora A. Conard. los S.
square 1855. SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
DAILY COURT RECORD
CSfonday, July

Cullen. 70 secure Mercantile Savings Fund So
ciety. Sc. / year. Der ceut. serai-annrsaII~
three-eighths interest IN lots s. and g -1ris-e
I5a lots l0l lls. sluz-e 80, lots rs and ~
square SIS and IL al real estate q Thouas J.
Sheridan.
Square 65-R Golden Doualdso1 e. Tx 70 Milton L
Allies and William J. Flather. 20 secure John 81
Jones. $50. years. Per cent. serai-auruaLy.
lot
Squire northeast q square l155-Frsd C. Jones e
w 70 William NJ levin and Prank A. Jouzs.
to secure Larra A. Hammond. SL000. and Amy,
A Hutton. S5eo. years. Per cent. ssl1i-
annually. lot l. same % sane. 70 secure El11-
nor " lIcCsrerur Sl.el0 aud Else Hutt0n 500
years. Icr cent seuli-ar,rIally. lot IS
Square south q square lZl5-DsisT Z. Alexander 20
floyd z Davis and Clarence l. Gessford. %
secure George e. PumphTsy. SI.s3. ysars 5
Der ceut- seiniarnually. lo- 2 sane % sane.
10 secure George &. Puuphrey. so. I 10 .
months. per cent. annually. lot .
square l2iS-Henry 6. and John E Wagner and
wives 70 jesse A. Wilson and Charles T. I'd
uaonstou. 20 secure Henry g.. Wagner 20 a.
trustees of Hermione Lodge. No =. knights q
HJthias $40. years, pr cent. seui-aunualiy.
lots r. IS. AID l4
Square I155-C Catherine 7 Br---zer et viz Joln Z
T., 70 Hor4-io y Tspiin and John D. C0uEhlsn.
20 secTrs Margaret F. Murphy $50. ! % S
months. Der cent. LOT e
Chevy Cnase-ETa Z Beraus e viz james " 70
Edward J. steilEagen and Thomas u. Gale. 10
SECURE Harold Z. DcTIe $50 / 10 3 r1rr-rs
pr cent. se1i-auu1ally. lot S.. square lsss.
Charles touard e. uI % Edward J. SfelIuzrrl
and George Z Fleming. 20 ss---e Edward L
Hilyer. 500 5 years. per cent. serli-au---
ally lot =, square $50 sane 90 T,0r1es n
Gale and George Z Hamilton. % ss-sre -ff.s
Chevy Chase Land Company. q 1I7rr-1ua--
County. Nd. S-s7a-9. yezrs. 5 pr cent. ze--i-
annually and monthly payments. lot =. slzars
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Brigntwood Park-lizry " Specht 20 the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. % secure Es5sita-
BE Co-opsrzuTs Building Association. s. 600. lot
s. block p
Square 9s7-Esquirs n Conner ct ux. to John B.
Lsrner and joan A Hsrril;on. u secure the
Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY. 0lon :
years. pe- cent. semi-anuually. lot S. same
Thomas Bradley and Phelan c Hauu. %
secure Elizabeth Downing. Sl.o0o. TO 50 months.
pCr CCnt. lot 55
Square &3-Mary u Cooper TO Richard Z Pairo
and Herbsrt \ Gil. % secure z G Pare. go
I year. peT cert semi-anuually lot 2
S1uare 1s9-Daisy 2 Alexander 20 Bers--.i- =
Leighton and George T. Williams. 10 sec4re
ErnesLne +. Terfinger. SI.5e9, 3 years 6 per
cent. cemi-annusly. lot 8
Richmond Park-James n Allison % J 2 I'd
munds and z R. Monroe 20 secure No-rhurest
Washington Improvement Company. 81 SssS l
% 2 months, per cent lot l. SQUARE Is0a
Bu-leth-Peter NJ Ulrich ct uK- TO Erno-v II
Bogley. 20 secure Benjamin p Whelan. so 2
years, qer cent. seEni-annually. part lot :
block ~
Square i0l7-Aisy l. Hebbard e vi-. William T to
Enest L Schmidt ard George NJ Eumerich
% secure German American Building Association
$50 lot =
Squares 152. 80 SIS. and In;e-est-Thouias J. Sher
dan ct ux- - John d. Leonard and JoseVh ?.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. l.


No 2s-A bring et al vs Halliday e al :
audi-ors report confirmed finally Attorneys. Bery
a Minor-E- 5 Iussey. c W Clagett. and Leon
Totrincr.
Institute; order granting complainant leave 20 with
draw certain EXHIBITS Attorneys. Ralston & SD
d0us-Jcckie. Fulton * Cox
No ESla IN Henry Hughes order for clerk
20 pay certain IN registry Of court % Elizabeth
HuEhcs Attorncys Coidren & Fenniug
No 2f7D. Adams e a. vs Adams e al 4:
audiror's report ratified and confirmed Attorney
Leon Tohriner
No zH6 NcEwen vs. 8IcEweu: ule to show
cause Attorneys. q. " Fitts-L- P. Harlou. Z.
S. Lusby. and " 2. Piumley
No Z5s6 Bergman rs Orme st al; trustees
auth0riz1d % make di5'ributi0n Attorney William
smsil-R- L. Perry q son and " F. MaJtinsiy-
NJ LIB Harrison IS. Harrison: rvfsrenoe 70
examiner. Attorneys. ". p Wllhms0n and J. L.
Jctfords-W- " Douglas and J. z Laskey.
No i62iL Young e al Morrow et al; order
anlllT retfTing sale. Attorney. B. ?. Leighton
No 23ij- Ebel e a. Washington Beef and
PrrTlsion Company; receiver appointed; bond SO
Attorney. c. l. Wlffford-
No Z55o- Edmous-on rs. Ednonston; order for
aIiearauce q absent defendant Attorneys, r J.
Natkins and r. d. Quiutcr
No Zsi5- Eircock vs. PItcocr; order for aTpea--
anca q Richard Easton- Attorney, ". A. John
No zss5- Buu q al - FIrss Co-operztirs
Building Assocaricn- Attorneys J s Easby-
smith and J. L. Smith, E. Davis
n re lunacy) Sidney Randle; wit De lEnatico
ordered 20 issue.
No. zl55 Nli-chsu IS. Mitchell: leave 70 con-
painant % amend bin and reference 70 auditoT.
AttcrneJs. p " Frsby-A " Sort
No 27s46- United States vs. Capital LIE Iussr-
an17 Company. raie 70 show cause Attorney. d
No Zs5 Bucks Stove and Range Co-pany ".
AT1eTcan Federation T Labor. u1le 70 show cause.
AtioTn7ys J. J. Darlington All W e Sullivan
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Prices quoted are who,ssaI.l
l1e Wlole7ale uarEst yesterday E1tlcur So
cal change. receipts beng fairly Meal and 6esni
good Prices were f71n. ard II a few czsss HI-he-
e- scarcity q produce due 10 the recent dr. weather
fol-5Ey vas n77n- eSs5 s-sady- dairy pCc-uc-s I'm
and I've stock abort as Iasc ueek
BJ ITER-C7Ul1e-T. fancy. Zact- Do Wr--=r-
hrsts- Z-z3: Go. seconds Isa5- proceSs fzu- Zzz.
Co. fair to E0O5. Isa53s dairy. Chcics Sab E7oc
Is: sto-e-packsd. fresh. Is
hGGs-Nezr-ay fresh. Virgins. loss CT I7aI7s.
aFerase, Las; Nest NirEi-ia sui Southwest VIZ
gina. l61e. Tennessee 15lz: North Carolina. Is
CHEESE-New YORK STATE fzc-1-v. izr-s. 1zar-s.
Do snail old. lial95s' Co. SIMMER. snail Iz-saIs
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. fancy. srrf-s 1s.1.
1eIs, lz7zals- ROSTERS. = ducks s{riuE las. do
-A9se VAL DO. S7laii g; geese 7as. TURKEYS tons
per D. lei Do. hens. - DO. thiz. G. keats u
DRESSED PDULTRT-Turkeys hens r-nf-s--
- ID l51l4: do. average u-5-av1 I1alz- do
thin, mal25 toms. I5als. chickens sp-i1r Is-s ia
4 snail LAS. hers choioe. usIs. roster Q.
ducks na12: geese. aal0
DRESSED MEATS-Hazs ouuntry. ssss- es-.d
EalA '7''
YEGETABLEs-Potstoss. hone g-ovn. rer n-ss.i.
sa75; new. per bbl-. L00s2 20. No-1h Carols1a 81
4lass; cabbage. Der bhl -5a1Z5- do Es-i~ Y--- -
Dbl. LcalZ5. new South Carolina slz5o esca- -
ery. FLORIDA. Der czts. 2poa25l= do usr b--ch s1s
C, Cu-lnbers. per basfrr 50761- s---7.--. -
crate. 77aleo; kale. per bhL 5la75- lettuce. bone
s-oVn. pe- basket. Looal-55: onions Ee7uufa. rgr
Cate. lGaL3; do. Egyptian uas 10. 90
Msryland and Virginia bb-. L5al-5: peas Der has
ket- Saal25; home ET0wn. Der bal 55azz- ra5fshsS
Ier 10 Sal-o; st1ns beans gTsen, per basket. 5a
- tomatoes. neaTby, peT crate. 75aL5: s1ua=h
Florida. per basket, s5aL75; green corn, per d9z.
l6sls
GHEbN FRCITS-OranEes Per bcr 2 Eoa4 @.
do, California. uaFsls. 3O0sA05: rrzue f-.i- ~
box, 25oaioo. peaches. per six-haskef czrrier "a
lot; do. Georgia per crate. L5aI-5- Dc h-x
5alN. c7BIal0ures. per cate L0lzl 90. pineappIas
per crate. 250as-0o: kucklebs-rfe. per uuar- 80.
blackberTies. psr quart. saI2: aroles nsr - ~
Z5a40o: do. per bushel. 5a75. psurns usr 80
l 25al-5o: watermelons. each. 9a5o; peas. Tsr 81
2 n1as % - -'i
sUNDRIES-Beeswaz. 2. tsIIoz. !: honsy. Ehft,
clover. l-lb. new. Is: do [Ib new I0al2. ss.s.-y
Per lb, 5ota6oo; Seneca psz Ib. %; Golden sesI
+ts45; Pink l2ll4; Mandrake. 2s3; snake Root q
DRIED FRUITS-Applss. sliced. fa1cy. ss7: d.
sliced. bright L 49,
GRAlN-Nhest. Southern On E7ade T5ass. -.
s5s0, coTn. shelled. white 7Ez79; do yellow $50
o. car. @75aAoo. cats. Western white, Ne. 2 "a
6; Dc. mixed. 55as0
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wooi- washed, f-ps q
u71Ts, per 70, 9zS2s do. unwashsd fr-e Il h--x
per n. %: do. burr, per H. I5aIT; hiaes. sr-s-
Per ID. sa7i do, dry. pz b. sas. shseusrfrs
Teen each. I5as5; do dry. sach. zzs5; csifskips
greens each looaLSl
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
tiZd&ds
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILERS vENTI-
lating fans and motors. and flooring lumber. Of
fee uf Building for National aTus-un. Lihrurv Of
Congress Washington. D. C.. July q I91s-Sepa-
rEte sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and
installing in place complete the uate-tube steam
boilers for the power plant and the fans and motors
fo- ventilation. and furnishing the Georzia pine or
maple wood sleepers and flooring required for The
new building for the National Museum in this ctv
VII be recsiTed al this ofice until O'Clock ?. n
on THI RSDAN. the 9Th day q AuEus- l-1S and
then publicly opened Specifications and other in
formation furnished On Application 20 this o7ce
BERNARD r GREEN. Superintendent q Con
structior- jvE D0y
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
Probate Courr

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Estate q 8Izrv J. Nours-- order f1r ssvs---
At-1-uey ! r. Taylur
Estate 0f Julia A Ford: order srzztinz letters
q administration. bond. SLo09 Attoueys. RAJ
s-1l & Gih65rus-
Estate q William J Peters: order asrsit-t1- M
o. Er71l-e and -e--rf and letters resrzrsrrs---
bond. S5r. Ar-rrueT. P r Homer
Es-ate q J7sephlne r. Rawlings: Crfsr s-a-rfnz
letters = a11lais-rztion; bond. S55l- Arto-uev. II
J.. 1I1ul-ou-
Estate q William z Cash; orts- E-autfn- letters
r sdu-iuistratioai bond S9oo Att1--ev. " y
Lambert
Estate q Thosnas c. suIi7an- c-ser s-.BtiB-
leave % e1pe-L At-c-1ey, ". A. AI-Kir-rv-
n p Ed1s L1-as e al; order f1- aII,-a--.
Att--ney. B. r LeiE1tou
Estate q Hono-vne Jarien: vii dated Ma
-, and codicll. dated June = Ias, fled
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John J. Ehrmantra5t, p. and Elizabeth n Kauf-
nan ,. Re-- Euzene J. ConneIy-
Rcy C. Durham. 2 and Ethei l. Busi-k 2 ho-h
4 Madison. Va Rev. ] Z. Irvine
joseph II Kearuey. 2. and Nora Z E-nis. Z
Rev. Thomas ;. Harlin. s. J.
John n McDousan, 2. q Baltimore. I'D. ard
1Iabs KlinseT. 3 Ct Lancaster. Pa Res. ]. J.
lluT.
FLOYD 4 Holmes. q ard 8lary L Robinson. q
Rev. F. y. Posger
joan H kodszrs. y q Norfolk. Va. and Mar
L JoiEs1n. &. Il Howard C0u1ty. Nd Rev. =
= Dunlop-
GioFauiui Fosczto. :. and D5neri-a C1-relio. Is.
Z Fairfax County Va Res. J. B. McIlughlin-
COL0RED-
Z T Williams. 8, and Rozie Rodlrscn. "a Re-
AlneTt Il Catlert
Robert West. -. and Lucy Taylor. 81 n IS. D.
Norman.
Rola1d Randolph. q and Rachel G-o1ns. 2
5oth q Falls Church. Va Rev, ". A. J1neS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
ALERT MEN AND WOMEN WATCH M Ha SR
REAL ESTATE NOTES

Thomas J. Fisher < Co announce the
sale to a man from Scotland Of seven
houses in Ames street southeast, for in
vestment purposes. The houses were re-
Gently built by the Kennedy-Davis Com
pany. and were valued in the transaction
at $500 and $500 each.
Fisher & Co also announce the follow
ing sales
For George f. Fleming and Arson Tay-
Ior trustees. TWO two-faEliiy apartments
in Massachusetts avenue southeast
valued at $500 each The purchaser VIII
poses
Lots as follows in Chevy Chase; 100 feet
front in Connecticut avenue, price s2-eoo,
purchasers name being withheld for the
present. 139 feet front in the south side
Of Quincy street. section 2 10 s J. Ven
able. price $3.50: 120 feet front on the
north side of Primrose street. section .,
TO Judge Stockbridge. price $3.50; 20 feet
front on the north side Of Primrose street.
near The BrookeviHe road. section ?, for
s. COO, TO NJ. r Heister; % feet front 20
Wilbur J. Carr. adjoining his home on
the south side Of Grafton street. at %
cents per square foot; 100 feet on the
south side Of Grafton street. 70 Gen. W
". Wallace. for $3.50. to John W Gard
ner. old English bungalow on the south
side OF Northampton street. in Chevy
Chase. D. c. at $500. 10 Thomas 5.
Merrill Spanish bungalow on the north
side Of Northampton street, IN Chevy
Chase. D. C., at $500
Boss & Phelps have sold the residence
142l Twentieth street northwest 10 Miss
Jennie NJ Daley. for about 5000 The
house contains ten rooms and bath. and
is heated by a furnace. II IS now under
rental and II Is Miss Dsiley's intentions
TO hold the property as an investment
The properly was bought Of Mr.. F. Til
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
CircuIt Court No. 2.
JUSTICE AN0FRC0N

0|"IIT-E = A-FTETL-TFN-
No. 555s2 lIclf-uin Is. Fowler. z,5--re-t br t.
fault Artoraey-. F. L Ccis-W. G. Baidcrsou
No $3.50 NeEhurET Sins executor trtz-
r2ent ior plaintiff. Attorneys. J. H Adr1aans-F.
z NiIcheI ard Ge1r-e Keaney-
No ias-L McA--ister rs. Lisue-; motion for new
ula- sl1nitted Attorneys Hamilton. Colberr
1erEes x HsuiltCn-Le1u Tobriuer and r. r.
peru
Ne $50 su-iivsl IS. Capital Traction Corpa-v-
tine - hear notion for new triai e1re-ded- Al
toners. J. " Echois-R- R. Perry & Son and 6.
T. Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
How a Horse Gallons.

A horse in full gaIlop places only one
foot at a time upon the ground. Did
you know that7 This fact is more con-
vincing 10 the ear than to the eye. for
the human eye. after all. is a triie slow
In listening to a horse gaIloping on a
hard road it viii be found accurately ex-
hibited by placing the little finger on a
table or pane Of glass. and causing the
other three fingers % follow IN rotation:
By SC doing the precise sound as OF a
horse galloping will be produced I re-
member it was a common practice for
boys TO cabbage ali the empty tin cans
and use them for galloping- Great sport
The bottom Of the can was held in the
hand. the opened top was on the ground.
AS We galloPed through the street. fifty
strong. people thought they heard
regiment Of cavalry coming.