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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
STORM IN MORGAN.
Heavy Wind Reported to- Have Done
 Much Damage. --.

Much Damage. .,. Decatur. June 24 Especial Joe catur suffered from severe wind and rain storm last night. The wind and rain began about 9 o'clock and in fif- teen minutes q gale was blowing at ninety miles an hour, laying the grow ing crops low before it. up-rooting trees. blowing down fences, unroohng houses
 The telegraph. telephone and electric light companies suffered much damage to wire and poies
 Reports from the country say the storm played havoc with bridges and waterways. No lives reported lost,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
spaninh steamer WrecIrsa

syrunna, Spain. June 2l.--rhe span- ish steamer La Rache from Bnenos <Ayres has been wrecked on the coast % tne vicinity of Muros. Forty of her passengers have arrived at this port. Details of the disaster are lacking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
SPECIAL

Hear little CahfII Sisters in new songs, changed daily. Crescent Thea Ire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

TRUNK KEYS.
 If you have lost your key tell us the number of your lock and we will
 GILBERT TRUNK co. s-al.3t SIS Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25

The last straw that broke Che enYnnIs back showed which vay the wind blew.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
Rush Creek.

Miss Nina Mcclellan is quite Sd
OF malaria fever.
Mrs. Laura Scott and son ar, "
i,inR Sid Smith and wife.
Little Virginia. laughter Of Gn
Dan Davis is on the sick list.
Ernes, Mayheld and wife. Of ca
ee, attended church here Sunday.
Tom Roper and family, Of He'
man. attended church here Suniar
Miss Lucy Murchison a,iena.
church here and visited relaii'a
Sunday.
Miss Adams. OF Martin, is VS.
ing her brother. Green Adams, n'i'
Moscow.
Our protracted meeting close
Sunday evening. with FIVE oddities
to the church.
w. B. McG.hee and Mrs. Lu'a
Hawkins visited George McGea''
near Pilot Oak Monday.
r. B. Sloan and family, OF k''
ton, who have been visiting his 81
ter. Mrs. Isbell Clark, returns
home Saturday.
Sid Smith and wife are makii
preparations 10 move this week.
their new home, near Taylor's scn''
house. We are sorry to lose 'h''
good people.
Mrs. Cornelius Hawkins. OF Na''
vile. MAUD McGehee. Ku'
Creek girl), has composed SCI
in remembrance OF a school NAV
who died several years ago. and
is a sweet melody.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
Two Scholarships Free.

AS each county in the state Is en-
titled to make two appointments to
tn. State Univerity, at Lexington.
Judge w. A. Naylor informs US
that the Fiscal court is ready to re-
ceive applications from students who
desire 10 take advantage OF this
scholarship.
The FIRST course is four years
leading to the degree OF Bachelor OF
Civil Engineering. and the applicant
must have a good common eduea-
ton.
The second. or short course, re-
quires the applicant to be "a years
Of age and have good common school
education. In both instances educa-
tio1al qualifications will be consider
ed and certificates Of appointment
issued accordingly. The school
begins the first week in September.
and applications must be filed at
once
The great object Of both courses
is to educate young men who will,
after receiving their training N the
University, return again 10 the rural
districts and smaller municipalities
and take up a line of constructive
engineering which will result in bet
ter roads, bridges and farm struc-
lures for the country and better
streets and more sanitary municipal
improvements in the smaller towns
and cities OF our Commonwealth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

The following we're here Wednes-
day to attend the funeral Of Robert
Watson; Dan Beckham, Robert
Curtin, Fred Dahnke. Unicn City ;
Willis Gates and wife, Calls, Tenn I;
Mrs. Fisher, Memphis; DR.. Kelly.
]. A. Lassiter, Lawrence Everitt.
Henry Everitt, Deputy Sheriff Finis
Clark and several others from Bes-
sic, Tenn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
Killing at Madrid Bend.

Early Sunday morning Robert L.
Watson, the ferryman between New
Madrid, Mo and Madrid Bend,
this county, was struck over the
right temple With the butt or side of
a poll ak in the hands Of Robert F.
Ferguson, sustaining a fracture of
the skull from which he died Mon
day night about IL o'clock.
There we're no eye-witnnsses to
the tragedy other than the partici-
pants, and Watson was unconcious
from the time the blow was dealt
until death. Just what the trouble
was we are unable to learn, but
those who are in position to know
say too much bad whisky is the
prime reason for the differences be-
tween the men, who had been good
friends up to this time. The fight
occurred on the public road near
the home of Bob Grooms. Rumor
has it that the men first came to
blows with their fists, Ferguson
getting the worst Of it Ferguson
then left the scene of the fistic en-
counter and went 10 the Grooms
home where he procured an axe, re-
turned and upon renewing the trou-
BILE, used the axe with fatal effect.
After prostrating his antagonist,
Ferguson surrendered himslef TO
Deputy Sheriff FMS Clark. and was
brought to Hickman. Wednesday,
for a preliminary hearing waving
examination, he was placed under a
81 900 bond. in default of which he
was placed in the county Jail to
await the action of the grand jury.
The remains OF Mr.. Watson were
inferred in the city cemetery, at
Hickman, yesterday at / O'Clock.
Deceased leaves a wife and three
small children. His neighbors say
he was a splendid man except when
drinking, at which time he was quar-
relsome. He was about As years
of age and was reared in the west
end or the county, near the scene of
the trouble. For several years he
operated ferry at the Bend.
Ferguson is about rs years old,
and was employed on the farm of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

History repeats itself. The Stand
ard Oil Co., like most Of the big
corporations. has squirmed out Of
paying the SIS. 240, 900 fine assess
ed against them by Judge Lands in
the Federal court at Chicago. As
to the guilt Of the trust there is lit
tie doubt put convicting them is
another proposition. Our hats are
off to Lands. a judge who has
the nerve and honesty TO fine a mon.
opoly the same as he would a penni-
less individual. but not to a court
that sustains every contention Of
every trust brought before it. Such
red tape is enough to make the God
dess OF Justice blush with shame.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

1t looks like there has been very
little gained in the litigation with the
Cumberland Telephone Co. The
company now charges Sc per mes
sage for all messages that go to or
from phones outside the city limits,
unless the party who rents the phone
pays the amount the company wants
to charge. In other words, you can
pay franchise rates (Sl.50 per month
for residence phone) and Sc per
message for messages as stated
above, or pay $l.6s and receive free
service to out-of-town phones. Con-
sequently most of our business men
will be forced TO pay the business
house rate Of SITS instead OF the
franchise rate of $500, as messages
at SC each would amount to more
than the difference in the rate. This
does not include free service to any
other town. 1t is possible that
those who pay the advanced rate will
later on be given free service to Full
ton Tor county service as it is known
but there is no assurance of this con-
cession. The toll message charges
which accumulated during the pend
ing of these suits, and which many
people used to excess thinking it
would be free, are'now being collect
ed. They will amount to about
$500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

Miss Wayne Naylor and Gee
Harris. Miss Louise Atwood and
Guy Hale, Miss Mary Waters and
John Meacham. Miss Virginia Prath-
er and Ferdie Maddox, Miss Ruth
Ellison and Hugh Ed Curtin, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Ellison attended
a party at Woodland Friday evening
given by Miss Lassie Curtin in hon.
or Of her guests. Misses Tarwater,
of Martin. Irma Gimp and Irene
Bussey, Of Ripley. Madge Cole. of
Newbern, and Ruth Isaac, Of Union
City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

c. L. overbey and wife will leave
here next week for Corning. Ark.
From there they will 60 on a pros
pectine tour. Mr.. overbey is think
ing of locating out west.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23
c. C. Schlenker made a Dusin

c. G.. Schlenker made a bushes
trip to Tiptonville this week.
Mrs. ]. B. Bellon and daughI''
Miss Laura. of Portageville, MO-
are the guests Of the formers dauga'
ter, Mrs. Marvin Provow.
FOR SALE OR RENT; II acre
of the old Mort Johnson farm "
acres in cultivation. IL miles HOE
Reelfoot Lake. IA mile from rs.
Gap Hill in obion county. Si10'
cash buys 1t. or will rent for - Pc
acre or Is crop in Grip. w D
Rabey, Martin. Tenn. IVY
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

Jas. Lassiter. He came to Fulton
county from Lexington, Tenn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-23

The Courier and the weekly Com
mercial-Appeal one year for SIPS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
sGorrcfpono e,s.
tWou uuferem epsa,al.Rorrsippnbertsn
Wertber 8eohahter!
8ureoorf, 80. September.

OutHuUlI, ~. StpteLtUet.
Ger berniIhe @roBe Hath bat in Der
uetH Holleueu Sellion Die @eleBe iiber oas
Notariat uno Die tantOnalen tehnilben
-Sdulen (Sisl unb YureoorI) erIeoiat
uno als Sberritter q mablt Serrn
staatsanmaIt SriilIel in Bern. Ser
Hatb ehrte Die uertorbenen Hatbsmit=
olieoer uno Sberaeribts Yrdliosnt
2euenberger i'll iibliher Wsiie uno be-
eioiste Z neue IFltslleoer.
Gie 5asesoronuna fir Die l. SIP
ung Der elosenOllilhen Hdtbe, bic am
%. september bssounen bat, entbielt
Iolaenoe @elhdfte: Notlonalratb:
Wablattenpriifung, 4ranten= uno un=
ialperfiberuns. Stdnoeratb: Ghu=
len uno Gurie fur Nusbiloun9 Der De
fiaiere.
Gie Setunoarihule 2anaentbaI bot
am q. September ibren 75iabri9en
Beltano aefsisrt. = Gie 9elesirten=
Beriammluns Der oereiniaten sbiiben=
geislihaften Der Staot Bern bot be-
ldlofsn. it1 um oas eiosenb iiIde
Shubenfelt 1910 3u beuerben. - Su
3rimbab. Solotburn, .puroe ole
@runoiteinleNun9 Der drilttatboliiden
Stride oorgenommen. 9ln Der Jeier
iprad pfarrer Dieier bon Often. =
NuI Dem Wusaeaunesareal in Burg=
oori mar POM 20. big 81. September
auh eine 8artenbau=NusfeIluna iu=
ltaQirt. gs erbieltsn erte preiie Die
8drtnermeiiter g. 0iirbin, &. edneQ,
g. 6duiermann, 6. 0ermann. Neuen.
ihnanoer uno Wepermann in Burg-
oOrf. 5. q. &ldiissr uno 8lauier-
@siier in Han9entbal, 8. 8i0 in Ser.
sogenbudiee. Sdmio in 9ignau uno
shumann=Y Ydrtihi in WaIobaus. Ser
ner erbieIlen preile u. Bra9er il,
8rafeniheuren. 0aas i'm 2er1enbooen.
Warbot in GirAberg. 2iensr in pasle,
fur Gartoffeln; ylinoenbaher in Ober-
burg u. u. fur Semitic. I'm "a. Sep
tember unternabm @apitdn epe!terini
einen Baaonauffieg pom Nusfelunsss
areal aus.
Sn Der Ghlpei3 baben mir itets nod
militdriides 2eben. Die V. Dipiion
(Margau. Baiel, golotburnD bdlt ibre
llebungen i'm Margau ab. Mm %.
September tpurbe bic III. 9iDifon
(Berner) in Bern beiammelt. Has
gmmentbaler Battalion go. 80 bdll
ieinen 0orturs in Sumismalo nno un,.
eeaeno ab. Bei bieiem Battalion Ite=
ben 5 5bbne oes Safob Wieomer i'm
Weberblsli (Seng9en) bel sunismalo.
Dob S Briioer i'm glei1en Battalion
m,teinonber Gienl tbun. tommt aepif
in Der Shlueis ielten Dor. - Sic ber.
nilde 3e9ierung bat als 2reistomman-
oanten ipieber9ewdblt bic 9erren /,
Woior u. Stelner in Biel; Waior s.
Be9ir in pruntrut !; 3. Ober}t &.
Meber in Bern; 4. Mnior ssrib Wliin.
ger in Burgborf; 5.-Maior ssrib Sin.
ter in 9hun; 8. Maior u. 5rutiger in
Br,en3npler; e. Uio1or y. Gp9aT IN
Blsienba1.
gnoIin III Der GdrsinertonfIitt in
Bern bsfinitiD beenDet. Oie Weifer
baben 'aefieGt, uno Die Mrbeiter baben
Die Mrbeit 3u ben bon oenIelben ge.
ifeQtsn Bsbinaun1en tDieber aufaenoln-
men. or. Gbrif. Miebmsr nuf benz
gmmit bei Diemtigsn bat bel Der Dieb.
fAau IN Dep bsr Wieb3udt9enoGsn.
i9aft Gmmeninatt etn 10 Wonate altes
stiertoIb fit Jr. 5000 DertouFt. Won
ben 6oupifatiOnen Der lebten Gimmep.
tbalsr Diebmdrite finb $50 Wa9en nit
1861 Gthf Dieb gum 9bal binaus ipe.
Dirt luorbsn. Dit Station 3ueiiimnsn'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

bon port Waibinaton 1T Der oemotra-
tide @anoioat fir @eribtsIhreiber.
Deslelbe lit am 80. Desember 1856 in
apdport, Der iebiaen 5iioieite bon Stem
philadelphia. aeboren uno 1T Der lebte
Sprol1e elmer pionierfamilie. Gr mio-
mete lib b:m Shulfah uno lit Elm tiih=
tiger Sbulmann nno ibar IL Sabre
lana elmer Der 5hul=@raminatoren fir
oleles @ountp. 80 Sabre lang bat er
als Sebrer geipirtt. Niemano foun
oaran Slpeifeln. oaB 6err gef ourhous
fdbia lit. Die Gblieaenbeiten oes Mmtes
gu erfiilen, gu Dem ct nominirt noroen
1T, oenn er be1bt aud ole r6tbiQen
@eieBfemtniiie, oa er unter Der gei=
tun9 bon u. 8. Neelp Surispruoens
ltuoirt bat. Gein Mitalieo ieiner 6a=
mllie mar ierals @anbioat fir cine
@ountn Office. obuobl orei @eneratio=
nen 9ebolfen baben, anoere su erlpdb-
len.
6err Bed lit idbig uno witroia gu
Dem gut ermdblt 81 psroen, fir mel,
Dies er nominirt 1T uno miro ohne
3meifel on 3. Nopember nit arobey
Webrbeit erndblt merben.
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Die alte 9beorte:

vDas Bette beiiebt" gibt i'm JaQe|
bon Sorni's Nlpentrduter= 8lutbeleber
elm 3utreffenDes Beiipiel. @eit mebrl
als lU0 Sabren baben ibn bic 2eute als
oas mabgebenbe Qausmittel getannt
uno beute 1T bic Na6frase na9 ibm
gr6Ber als ie 3upor. Gr uiro als Re.
9ulator oes Blutes, oer Gin9eueioe uno
Qebensoraane bon teiner anoeren Meoi-
ain iibsrtro1en. vt ii aber nidt in
Mpotbeten ~ ijnoen. gr miro our6
6pe3iol, Maen.en pertauft. ODER bon
ben gigsntblmern, Or. Better Gabrnep
& Cons Co.. 1l2-ll8 go. 1opne
NDe.. Chicago. 50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

peist bic 9r0bere 0isbabfubr auf als
grlenbab, bas bisber OILS erfer Wartt
geeolten bat. - gerwalter 3iirher bon
Seili9enIbmenOi if als yerwalter bes
6re,bOf= =Nrmenbuoes uab Nnben i'm
Naroau sespdblt noroan. Ser &anton
Baisl brinst Elm 4=proSentlaes Anleiben
bon 10 Millionen 6ranten i'll 5iteln
bon Jr. 1000 our @mmilliOn. Gin
eroBsr Bump = Sn 3ug pertault
man Safeloblt per &ilo gu Is @enti=
mes. = Die Spar= uno areoiitahe
BurQoorf 3ablt pro 1907 an 9iuloenoen
g. proSsnt. Nidt uiel, naA ameri=
taniiben yesriifen
Ser tbursauiihe Stdnoeratb Gherb
lit i'm 70. 9lltersiabr in Ylihois5ea ae=
Itorben. gr mar Nationalratp bon
1869 bis 1881. Stdnoeratb BON 1881
bis 1908 uno YunoesanpaIt BON 1889
bis 1899. Wlit Stdnoeratb sberb
tritt Elm berporra9enoer parIamentarier
pom Sbauplabe ab. Der in Bern in
isbr gutem MnDenten ltebt. = Sn Neu=
enburs 1T ubreniabritant Oauio perret.
alt Nationalratb. 81 Sabre alt. oabin=
geihieoen. Wdbreno mebreren Sabren
mar er als Sberf=Gommanoant Der
0ertbeiOiguna oes untertuallis in Mt=
tiuitdt. = Sn 3lamlin9en muroe Der
tpeitbetannte 2anouirtb uno 8iebSiib=
ter NitOlas @erber au 8rabe 9etragen.
QDie ale Die 8lieoer Der gum gr0eten
3beile i'm Berner Sura anldBigen.
tueiiper3mei9ten Jamilie @erber. mar
au1 Yater gitolas elm bOrbiloli6er
Bauer uno eriabrener 8iebsiihter. =
gr 1T n Sabre alt 9emoroen. SIN
vShmeiaerbauer" wiomete ihm Neoat=
teur Jliidi9er einen marin empIunoenen
Nadruf uno nun liest aud Jliidiser
aul Der 3ootenbabre. Sn ieinem 0aule
in Oberburs bat ibn am 20. septem.
Der Elm s1laeanfau i'm Alter bon AZ
Sab,en babinaeraift. @irca Is Sabre
NOR er erlter Reoattteur oes .S1ueis
serbauer". bon 1889 bis 1907 auh
Setrstdr Der 6tOnomii6.Qemeinnub
@eieQihaft oes aantons Bern. Ser
Yerforbene mar elm tiihtiger Mann.
in tneiten Greiien betannt uno bat ii6
UNI bic @ntmidlung Der 3anowirtbs
ibaft erobe Deroisnlte ertporben. = Sn
gn9elbsrs farb ebenfalls am 20. Sep.
tenbsr i'm Mlter BON 81 Sabren 0err
&antonsratb gouaro @attani. Der Be.
9riinoer uno G0roerer oes 3urortes
/ gn9elbers elmer Der beoeutenoiten
Wdnner Der uri4mei3. Sn Narau
1T nad elmer Dalsoperation 0r. Greiss
polttrntrolleur Moolf Slider geitorben.
= Sm NuBbaum 3u 5umiswalo 1T
Sobann Qirsbrunner. ga idbri9. ae=
| ftorben. - Nm Sonnta9 Nbeno ftarb
in 9bun nod 3tpeitdsi9er &rantbeit
Grau 8. Miiller. 5tuoer. Yeliberin bss
0otels reauei3srbof". cine Dor3iisliAe
Wirtbin. sic erreihte Elm Nlter BON
So Sabren. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
9. & ..

Sonntaas @rcurlionen fiir oas pu.
blttum tperten INNER nod peranlialtet.
Billige preile fir Golonilten.
VerqeBt nlht bel oen N9enten Der
.. & .. @iIenbabnen @rtunoiauneen
eln5usieben. Sbr fpart @elo babel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

unIer @anoioat fir Probate Hihter. lit
i'm 8ieulte Der oemofratilben partei
gran aemoroen. 3ie Saf manher uno
manher Wahlcampaane 1T falt aus=
ihlleBlid) uou ibm oetraaen porhpn
lnoem er als Setrstdr bes @recutip 60
mite Die Ntbeit oss 9an5en @omlte bs=
lorate. gr 1T fiir oas Nmt zines Pto=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Die aus psrfAieoenen Gtaaten unh.
Quelen fanlmenoen Nahridten. bah
bic Mrbeiter Das rspublitanii9e Gag &
perlaiIen. srreot in Der Dunoesbaup :
itabt ero6e Bsadr3ung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

bate 3ihters iebr tpobl bef1bi9t, inoem
erunter ben Gibtern Broun uno Deaa=
lep ols Seputp aeoient bat. stuO als
Upiteli'o Der bieIiaen Shulbeb0roe bat
er quite Hisnlte aeleiltet. gBir apeifsln
uiht an ieiner Wabl uno lino iiber=
ieugt, eaB er iein gnlt treu. ebrllb uno
nit pollsm gerhdnonib perIeben miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

We0rinDet 1870.
SG babe pen ctnsigen poufdnotgen Mbitraft Der
aamfitcI bon sanoereen uno Cots, Der jemaIs
oem @eeoros bon 9uScaratpas Gomntp,
Sbio. gcn,ad1t morDcn TT.
Nemas tau rnnbegenbum lebn gelb au iol ebe
@u Elm poandno9s tbsipiies Nbfra o Beibtis por9
uhes 3e Der gsentbum it, unb nit peu gerbinobte
ten baelbe atet it, wie porermdbnen Mbra erFdtla
it, Ne pordaen Gdisr oe, mede elo auf 6ppotbeten
auebne, perlanaen oiIe Nustun 0oandubee hpe Mb
frate geFbteu, gedribunan Xdnoren 8runbe
senbum Sdotn. prhiuneen Nbidten 3eco,bs
ben oir Office seiert Gaubr @ontrate, Dppotbeten
papdae Nnprnde fir Mrbeit 0o0maden ancere Dofu
mnte aIdIts ous9es IS bnoet Hd INNER Elm Notar in
Der Office armen doidss @runoeeentbum gu pertaun.
Sobn u. Sintes,
5om selpbon 8 1913 ea Gar ST.. Stem PHILADELPHIA g.
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Il Sm Weine 1T Wabrheit.
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sS06n MagflD 9ulllber G0ntp.
Nen YbiIaoclpbia. >.
8auboIs auer 2lrt,

Sdietfenfer,. Genaerrabmen, Sbhrsn eatten, Ge1me
Sccrmen, SalOufen, bol,trdger Sdtnben ,e. nets tn
grpber Nuswab an 6anb Gpnrafte merben prompt
sefhbrt aeer cnen 9aupas bat befOmmt ednftSe
nss~Bebnsunsen.
Sdreinerarbeit jeDer Mrt prompt & biQig beiergt
Sn Der sast verben bic gBaaren aberanbn freiseIrr
spre9t uns bnr. Selepbnu Nn. As.
ey- Se cfFse 1T aud abenos bnn 6 bis 9 nbr oHen.
9nhit aldprl,s 3 afnttat. Ggentbamer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

S9atmeiRersscfFee. Gonntu.
Nem YbtlaneIpBia, Ohio, g.. cfob
Gnunoert
9pmnp Driben
@onntp
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Nusfibruug @eieBes Sdabmeer
3abl @n iebem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-22
G. G. SLOAN & co. UNC.). AUCTIONEERS.
1407 st.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. Nos. 1855 AND
1857 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
2114 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. in Equity cause No.
at public suction in front Of the respective
T tnf DAY or q.
feet front by the full depth thereof Of lot 8. and
the east IA feet front by the full depth thereof
Of lot g. in square lee. containing about LAC
brick stable. numbered 1755 and 1857 PA. ave.
NV.
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered in square
119. containing about 5.4SS square feet and i'm
proved by brick dwelling numbered 1915 II Ut.
Also on MONDAY. THE TwENTY:sEco
DAY OF JUNE 1905 AT HiLFPAST FIVE
depth thereof of lot 10. and the west 1879 feet
Icy the full depth thereof Of lot IA. in square
So. containing about 31s5 square feet. and i'm
i. proved by frame dwelling numbered 2114 G
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchas Sc
money to be paid in cash and the balance in two
years years with interest at per centum per annuY
payable semi annually. from day Of sale. Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold
deposit of S1OO will be required Of the purchaser
a each sale. All conveyapcing. recording and
nOtarial fees at the cost OF the purchaser Terms
from day of sale: otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property, at the risk and
cost Of the defauiting purchaser, after five days
3 Star. a newspaper published in the city Of Wash
JUSTIN MORRILL, 6. caA y FER
3e1o-d&ds.eSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-22
LONG TRAMP FOR PAIR.
Man and Wife Walk From Boston
fo Portland Me

PORTLAND. Me. June 22.-Some per-
sons come to Portland by rail. others by
sea and still others by auto, but Mr.. and
Mrs William II. Morrison walked here
from Boston. a distance of 100 miles, and
naming here for a time they started OF
again on foot TO Bridgeton, and after
stay there of a few days they will set out
on a trip through the White mountains
ard back to West Lynn, Mass, where
they make their home.
While many men have walked twice this
distance, there has never been another
woman who ever walked from Massscd L.
sets TO Maine. and when ii is taken INTO
consideration that Mr.. Morrison is sixty
years of age and that his wife is only
three years younger their trip is all the
more remarkable.
Mr. and Mrs Morrison are taking this
walk for the sport OF il and for Mr.. Nor
riscn's health. They are not trying to
break Weston's time and are enjoying the
scenery and all the pleasures OF pedes-
TRANS when taking long hikes.
Mr.. Morrison is the proprietor of a large
periodical store in West Lynn, and a few
weeks ago he was advised by physician
to get more exercise in the open air. TAX
ing the physicians advice, ne and Mrs.
Morrison began TO walk daily about West
Lynn and most every day would walk
from twelve 10 twenty miles.
Mr. Morrison suggested that they walk
to Portland and Mrs Morrison said that
she would like very much TO make the
trip and was willing 10 START any time
Mr. Morrison made his preparations and
he and his wife started on their long
tramp to Portland from West Lynn.