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The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
FOUR GIRLS
Restored to Health by Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 Read Dhss 1k.v yov.

sLilllan Ross, 5s0
 East +th Street, New
 York, writes; Lydia
 E. PinkhAm's ye9sta- ! bIe Compound d over
 came irregularities, pe- riodic suffering, and nervous headaches, 1 after everything else had failed to help mo, and l feel 1t . duty to lot others know of It."
 Katharine Craig, 23D ! Lafayette St., Denver, ICol., writes. "Thanks to Lydia K. Pinkhsm's Vegetable CompoundI l am well, sitersufering for months from ner- vous prostration."
 Miss Mario Sblts- man, of Laurel, Ia., writes: "I was inarun- |downcondition andsui- fered from suppression, indigestion, and poor circulation. Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made me we'll and strong"
 Miss Ellen M. Olson, of AT N. East St., Ks- vance, H., says" "Ly. diaE .Pinkham'sV Vege- table Compound cured me of backache, side ache, and established d my periods, after the best local doctors had failed to help me-"
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
THE HOME CIRCLE
THE SANFORD FAMILY.

HISTORY OF AN INTERESTING FAMILY TREE.-BY c. A. sAN- FORD.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
SUIT FOR ACCOUNTING.
Jefferson Says He Is Van HIatre's
Partner in MOving-picture Firm.


Partner in MOviBg-pieture Firm.
Suit for accounting was filed yesterday
by John W. jefferson against William c.
Van Matre.
Jefferson. in his petition, sets forth that
about year ago he and Van Matre went
into the business of giving moving picture
shows. He asked the latter 10 draw UP
articles of partnership. He says Van
Matre told him this was not necessary,
as they were friends and had been for
some time and could get along without
the formal articles of partnership.
They rented places in Northeast Wash
ington, in Alexandra, Va, and in Fred
erick. Md jefferson says they have been
doing a profitable business. but Van
Aiatre now ignores him, and has in
structed employees not 10 recognize him.
He asks that Van Matre be enjolned
from interfering with him. for the ap-
pointment of a receiver, and that two
banks, in which he deposited to Van
Matre's credit money taken in at the
different places of business. be restrained
from paying this money over until the
settlement Of the suit pending
About $780, it is stated. is deposited in
these two banks. half of which Jefferson
claims.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


Japan. korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close daily a. go D. n up 20 March
p for dispatch by steamer Shnano Narl.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco close daily at sos % m
up % March y. for dispatch by steamer China
Specially addressed mails only for Japan Korea
and China. via Seattle. close here daily Al COS o. n
Up 70 March u. for dispatch IS steamer Kumeric
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily al SEQ o m up to March
B for dispatch 10 steamer Ming Chow
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily a.
eos p n. uD to March i6. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China. and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily az sos
p. m UP 10 March ls. for dispatch By steamer
Mancluria.
Australia, {except mails for West Australia) New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. Fiii Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. close
here daily at 6A5 D. m uD 20 March - fos dis
patch hy steamer Moana.
Hawaii, Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily at SOS p. m. up 70
April !. for dispatch by United States transport
Tahiti and MargGesss Islands via San Francisco.
close here daily AZ 90 p. m up 20 April T. for
dispatch by steamer Mariposa
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition 20 Le Droit Park-Joseph Paul ct u1 70
Gertrude Z Lewis lots 70 20 IS square ., SO.
Twluing City-Robert +. Bradbury e ". 70 William
r. Little. lot IS. block ?. SO.
WhirehaTen-Jac01 7. Clark trustee 70 Maude A
CLARK. lots IS 20 q and 2l square IEl7: lots =
and g. square lils: lot S1l. square 400. and lot
- square 1922 SO
Hilhrook-Suburnan Homes COMPANY Inc. 10 Vir.
gl C. Williams lots Is IS. g. o. ard g.
square SJ77. and lots S. 81. g. a. and s5. square
50e3. SIC
American JniTcI,ity HciEhts-Helen A CrandaI 20
Eruest L. Cnudall. go lots referred 10 in e3ss-
H. So
1871 Tenth street northwest-Joha C. Detwener e
uN- 70 William y. Walker lot Ia square SCI $40
American University Hsights-Ernest L. Crandau 70
Herrick T. Cores, administrator lots and G.
block /: lots a. q and a. block 3: lots 70
g. Il. IS. ls. D.. .. p. and IS 20 g. s9 20 s..
block :; lots ! % Q. block 5; lots 4 s. 10 z
Is. N. 3 and D. block 6: 10, g block :: lots g.
a. =. 8. s.. and 49, block S: lots I3 % ls ls p
20 $ block 10. lots II 10 "a q ? 81 and +
block Il; lots l5. 2i % .. IS. - 70 s.. 90 a. as
and a, block y; lots and 4 block l3: lots 20
II. B L, =, and 3. block u. lots 70 s. S
u 70 L. ls % p. . % q. block e. lots g and
q. block i lots i. ?, ). s. = 5. Il. p AID IS.
block -: lots ard 70. block 2. SO.
500 h street northeast. Edward Fowler e ux %
saul Topper. lot 100. square s5s SO
New Jersey ayenue. between D and L streets north
west-Richard W. Tyler. surviving trustee. 70
Joseph I. Weller. part original lot 4. square
GO, 81 800.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EttECI FEBRUARY 8 lga
Leave Washington New Union station
SIS a. and 80 a. u--Dsiy-AH points on
Norfolk aud Mesterni also kn0xTiile, Chattanooga
AID Memphis.
l0,5 p m--Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem, knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
New ORLEANS TarOugh sleeper. Dining Cara
For NOrfolk-LeaEe Washington Ia a m daily
II % Z. N. daily. SsS y. N daily. Arrive Norfolk
u 70 a. ~, 20 ?. u, l0.S p m.
Sa5 p. m.-Daily- -BeuyYalle Luray. Shenandoah
Trains fron the Southwest SriTe SIS q N and
II - ?. N.
All infonaation Fourteenth sheet and New YORK
avenue bond Buildingl.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. have sold for
John II. Henderson the house az the
southwest corner of Thirteeqth and Girard
streets. Columbia Heights, to NJ. p.
Brooks. Boss & Phelps representing the
purchaser. This is the last house OF
seven built by Mr. Henderson near this
corner. and sold recently by Fisher &
Co, the purchasers being: Mary J.
Boyd, 1902 Girard street; Emily NJ Jones.
lS0i Girard street; ]. H. Shepherd, 1906
Girard street; Emil West. 2424 Thirteenth
street; Edgar A. Coleman, 2l26 Thirteenth
street, and Thekla Hass. 272S Thirteenth
street; the total sales amounting TO
$4,000
The two-story andbasement brick dwell
ing, at 16f1 Tenth street northwest has
been sold by John c. Detweiler, at $4,000.
The purchaser will hold it as a renting in
vestment. The sale was made through
the Office OF w H. Walker.
Joseph CarmOdy has sold through
Stone & Fairfax the two-story brick
houses at 3l6 and 2lS G street northeast,
for 5000. They are near the Union sta
ton, and are under rental for S732 per
annum.
Harry Wardman has sold through
Moore & Hill 10 William Doggherty the
two-story colonial house at 6557 Tenth
street for S4,s5O. This is one Of a row Of
ten recently erected by Mr.. Wardman.
and Is the fifth to be sold. The lot is 20
by 100 feet
The James J. Hampton Company has
sold two lots on the east side OF Ontario
! street. between Euclid and Kalorama
streets, 10 James Bel. The ground has a
frontage OF 100 feet and a depth of 80
feet. and the price paid was about ss. 600
II Is Mr. Bells intention 10 erect six
three-story houses on the ground pur-
chased
/ David F. Scheele has purchased OF Mrs.
Margaret Weld. Of Pennsylvania. the
two-story brick house at 2SI3 Q street
northwest The sale was made BY J.
Mckenney Berry through r. L. Rust
Mr.. Scheele paid s., ,1OO for the property.
/ Capt ]. p. s. Lawrence. [. 6. y. has
bought the light brick and stone house
on Kilbourne place. Ingleside. for which
ne paid $500. The sale was made through
the Office Of Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey
Boss & Phelps have sold six houses
on the east side Of Fifteenth street. near
the corner of " street. the prices Of
which we're $3.50 and $50 None o. the
houses IS yet completed.
Westcott & Story have sold to the Po-
tomae Realty Company. for James w.
McFadden and Mary d. Spencer. two
lots. each . feet front by 100 feet deep.
on the north side OF Massachusetts ave
nue., between Sheridan Circle and Decatur
street The price was about $ a square
/ foot II is the intention OF the company
to begin AZ once the erection Of a fine
residence on the property for Mrs Beale.
who will occupy IL as her home when
completed. Nathan Wythe is preparing
the plans for the proposed residence
/ II. NJ Bennett is about 10 erect two two
story frame houses az I and 3 Maple
street estimated 10 cost $500.
! Grant Parish writes from Bar Harbor
that he has established real estate
Office there one Of chain. the others
being at Newport and Lenox. The head
quarters OF his business viii remain in
/ Washington. but Mr. Parish will have his
/ Offices open and will do business with
/ the summer colonies in those fashionable
resorts.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
DEATH RECORD.

Peter McBaboe. L. S soldiers Home, D. C.,
81 years
Thomas Smith. Govt. HoSp Insane. 81 wears
Edward B. Talbot. 6l3 Morton ST. NV. 81 years.
Christian Silance. 1904 - st. NV Il ycars.
Emily +. Allen. rs Quincy ST ne. g years
Adam Leonowisz so5 K st. NV, ss years.
George T. BaSSett. 6Z7 Nd. ave ne GS years
MaTy A. Finke. 63l II 81. ne s years
helen Y. Shepperd. Sl3 . s. NV. s. years.
Benjamin = King. Siblay Hospital. % years.
Mary f. Craney. 22i5 Pa. ave. NV. % years.
Elizabeth A. Leech. S0S =. Capitol ST.. a years.
Susie Ross. rs Becks alley Sc. a years
George l.. Eaton. Govt. Hosp Insane. 81 years.
Frederick X Ernst. III 6th 81 NV. s. years
Mary L. Hmnig. l575 ROSCdale ST ne months
Margaret D. Lyon. go Morton place. months
Margaret Allen. s39 i 81. ne. IS days
Infants Of Charles A. and Louise N. Schmidt
twins. Il Florida are. ne. II hours.
COLORED.
Richard Contee. All y 81. NV. s. yearx
Lewis Grant zoe Bars court q years
Rose Smith. so Rickett court NV. 50 years
Elizabeth Keaton. $50 81. sw.. IS years.
Martha NJ. Slaughter. Nichols ave. Anscostis &
months
Infant Of Eliza and Addison Brooks. s27 81 st.
ne. l day
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

AOIE-fuDilsned OnY Information. snd not
guaranteed
ig 4. NC. < o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast Ves-
IDuis Train Pullman sieeisSs - Lexington, L0uls-
Vile, ClnclnnAtl, lnClan ipOlis, CllcdgU, Gnd 81
LOUIS. Connection IOT TgInla hot spriEgs Pun
man cars Loislliie ~ NasaFllie Neupuls. and NeH
Oriedns. DINING caT5 a Ia C1Itc scTIlCC-
A:IO L. NJ. r \. LiAll1 E-D. Daily-Sclld
Yesnuule uaIn. Pullman oecpCrs y CINCINNATI
Lexington, and LOuisslle. Compartment sieeplng
car IL Virginia hOt Springs week u2ys- DlDing CArs
"a tullladn SleepSTs CINCINNATI 10
Chicago and ~. LOUIS. aud LOuIsyuIe AeIupnls
Nashville ana AeH orleans.
Reservations anu ucke.s ~ Chesapeake and Ohio
OmceS SIS PeunsylFa Avenue ~ litn street
ne-r 4, ana New OEiJn Station Telephones Main
lscO for Washington Terminal Cab Seryice aud AlAin
ltb5 CT Zzuo for =. * v. Ilcket once
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Circuit Court No. L.

r
No 4sss7 United States Is. Riggs National Rank.
continued for tenn Attorneys. D. " Bakeg-R T.
No. Esn. smith vs.. walker: plaintiff takes non
suit. Attorneys, 5. 7. Th6mas-Arthur Peter.
No 47Ts2 HELEN vs.. Chesley & Spence: stricken
from calendar. Attorneys. Tucker & Keuyon-Cole
4 Donaldson.
Assignments for TO-DAY: Motions
No / Given vs. Palmer. Attorneys. Lipsconb &
Nicol-D. W. Baker.
No Farr vs. Cook. Attorneys. Dar- & Rid
out-Doyle.
No 5 International Trust Company ". Baker.
Attorneys. Clephane-Baker
No. = Hudson vs. Pickford- Attorneys. Lips
No. J. Ksr VS.. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
washington Railroad Company Attorneys Maddox
4 Gafley-Hayden-
No g. Murphy Company vs.. waldman Company.
Attorneys, o'Donoghue-Du1au.
No :. Hurlburt Son IS. Mckay Attorneys.
Brandenburg-Dsrr.
No. s. Brown vs.. Adams Express Company. At
torneys. Lightfoot-AIcKenney & FIannsry.
No 9. RideDour IS Woodward. Attorneys Nc
Namara & Huidekoper- -Balderson.
No. 10. Hall rs. Dictz- Attorneys, BurkRrt-To-
bTiner
No L. Powell vs.. Saunders. Attorneys. Bran
denburg Lester-Beny and Miner & Rowland
No z Campbell vs. saunders ATTORNEYS ssrns
Assignments for Monday March l6 1871
No. 81. Pierce. administrative. Bnghtwood
Railway Company ct al. Attoyneys. T. c. Taylor
and A. s. WorthinEton-C A Douglas.
No as. Swift Taylor. Attorneys. A. z.
Bradley-Stuart McNamara-
No. E9. Williams Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company et al. Attorneys.
A 6 Worthington-Herbert Micou. Hamilton,
Colbert. Yerkes Hamilton. and McKenney Il
F1annery.
No. AT. Brown vs.. Callan. Attorneys. Howard
BOYD. p. n. Marshall and ". ". Bri6e-RSisto1
& Siddons.
No. 40 DOYLE Is. stsnrns Attorneys Hamilton.
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton-B +. Leighton.
No. 45l- Taylor rs w and r. Railway Company.
Attorneys A. Y. Brsdley-C. A Douglas.
No. 455 Houghton IS Chsse- Attorneys II. d.
Gonlon-E E. Emig
No. s57 SsckemGn " Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. J. I. PEPPER and
HAYDEN JOhns0n-C- A Douglas
No. ~. National safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany Va Hibbs. Attorneys, A. $. Worthington-J.
= Darlington
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

Misunderstanding J. Bankets 20 Samuel ".
Rutherford and Fred Mckee. % secure Robert
H. Rutherford. $500. 5 % % months. De- cgnr.
semi annually, PARTS lots aud-s
Addition % lie DrJit ParG-Cerfrcde E Lewis 20
3. Francis saul snd James z. shea 70 secra
Home Savings Eank. $3.50 years. per cert,
seu-iannually. lot o. square :. same 10 sane.
same debt. lot II. square * same 70 same sans
debt. lot Z. square 3 Sane 10 same. 20 securs
same debt l0t g, square 3 Gertrude z. Lewis
e. Tir-- Timothy L, 90 II. r. Howeustein and
Walter + Hilton. 70 seeLre joseph pa,J, g. eo4
year. Der cent semi-arnualy. lots 70 70 3,
square ..
Dobbins addition 10 Washinrton-Wiliam c. Yates
e. ux- 20 Henry Il. Bergman and George ".
EmmeTich. 70 secure Elizabeth Schsryer anI
Charles krEemer. executors s. SO years 81
per cent. semi-annually. lot 80. square %.
Square S2-J0hn NJ Fischer ux % William
Montgomery and Harry s. ,-s'ch. 70 sccrra
John B. Nichol. 260e. 8 years, o Ia -. semi
annually. part original lot 8
Square 81 Harry hOpp e. u 70 bdward )
BAILEY and Harry c. Columbus. 70 secure James
Burns 500. 1 10 4 months. per cent. lo- Is
SQuare GsI-Esau l. johnson et to Richard F.
PaiTO and Herbert A Gil. 10 seCITE John J.
Brusnan. 5000. 1 10 Is months. per cent. scIni-
annually. lots Is. l9 and %.
BrightWOod Park-M Francis II. Savers % Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company. To secure Ma
ti5nal Savings snd Trust Company. Sl60o month
ly payments per cent lot g, block J..
Moore 4 Barb0ur's addition % Washington-Leah
u tornee e VIZ 'AaEtss IT,. 70 NAi1n A.
NIsgrsrh and Clarence l. Gessford 70 seclrs
Howard " Sissy. $3.50 10 years pr cent,
semi-annually. lot 80. block /
PetwOTth-kobert I. and Anna " Carr 70 Frank j.
Dieudonne and James BerTy, TO secure Perpetual
Building Association, $500. lets $ and s..
block Il
Square lole-John A. and Charles +. Barrick e ux.
70 William II. Saunders and William 2 I'd
mOnStOn. 10 secure James r. Crew, S10o. 2
years. per cent. Semi-annuaIly original lot IS.
Ould's Second Nacancy-Abigail C. Newman et w.
Charles r., and Louis T. Shoemaker e ux %
Walter r. Wilcox and George +. Ha1e 70 Sc
cure Aquiiis r. Yeakle, $780, : years. 6 pcr
cent. semi-annually. part
Square iZl-Itachel johnson e. viz. Oliver 2, 20
J. Louis Wllige and Ernest Il. Daniel % Sc
cure Ella +. Kennedy. $3.50. rear. PER cent.
seniannually. parts lots Is and =.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B--FolloWIns schedule hgures published only
IS information and are net guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New OrleanI
AsheyiIc, CnattanOoga. Memphis. 800 a. II and
Il 90 p. N. daily.
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoosa, Menphis.
New Orleans. l0.I5 D m daily.
FOr SaTannah. Jacksonville. and Flor1da points,
fl9 p N. daily.
Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, ils
p n. and $50 ?. daily
Tourist cars for California, triWeskly, $40 D m
Loesl COR HaTisonhUrg. s % a N. daily; SIS 4. n
week days; for Danvine. s05 a. m daily. and tor
Charlottesville. SOS a %. and As .. - dziy.
Frequent trans 70 ard from Bluemont
l. s BROWN. General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED.

THE FARRAGUT TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
Inquire at Office. fe22-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. sIr- Justice Harlan.
Sir Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice MeKenna. Mr. Justice
Holmes, Mr. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice Moody
G. Clinton James. q Washington, ID. C.. Eldon
J. Cassoday. o. Chicago H.; Harris /. Thomas, Of
Lansing. Mich. and Herbert G. Barber. Of Bratte-
boro. Vt. were admitted 70 practice.
No. l5s. Eva A. Ingersol administrative &c
petitioner, IS Joseph A. COram er al: argument
continued by Mr. Louis L. B7andes fo- ths re-
spoaoents and concluded by Mr. l. y HarWOod 1Or
the petitioner; leave granted % counsel fer psti-
tionsr 10 hle an additional brief within five days
No. Us. Simeon HalloWel Is. Tie United states
argued by Mr.. Thomas /. Sloan for Hallowen and
by Mr. SilictOr General Hoyt for the United States
Nc. i76 The BObbs-Merril COMPANY appellant
IS Isid0r Strsus ef A. &c. argument commenced by
Mr. ". II. H. Miller for the appellant.
Adjourned until to-day AZ y O'Clock.
The day call for Friday March g. viii Be As FOL
lows. Nos f76. I77. us land 49, ls0 49, Isl IL
lss. 80, and l95 land ls4 and 1851.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Iniured i'm Hockey Gnme.

In a warmly contested hockey game on
a vacant lot at Twelfth and streets
northeast yesterday afternoon. Walter
Mangum, nine years old, OF 1928 Florida
avenue, was struck in the face by Harry
Gritton, ten years old, OF 900 Seventh
street northeast. The Mangum boy re-
ceived a severe Iaceration of the right
cheek. He was treated In a drug store
and then taken home.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

suit for $4,000 damages was filed
yesterday by Louis Sklar against Marcus
Norman. Jewelry dealer. The complain
ant alleges that Norman accused him Of
stealing a diamond ring which he pur-
chased of him on the installment plan.
and Of causing his arrest When tried
on the charge in the Police Court, Sklar
says he was acquitted.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

The Court Of Appeals yesterday granted
& special appeal TO Mrs. Catherine Mar
tin Dahlgren, defendant in the suit In
stituted by Helen Margaret Beatrice
Sacher TO break the Will of her great
grandmother. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Cotton This
appeal is from the decision of Justice
Barnard framing the issue as to whether
Mrs Cotton died intestate. Mrs. Dahlgren
is named as the chief beneficiary OF the
estate. which is variously estimated 10 be
worth from S50O,OO TO 81, 100000
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Lawsuits.

No 5o552 J. YslGs,sin & Co. rs. Meyer stsnt
sertiosn- Attorneys, Darr. Peyser & TAYLOR.
No 5l313. Louis SklaT Is. Marcus KCTmGn; csn.-
ages. S01 Attorney. Andrew Lipsccnb
No. 1884. United States Exchangs Bank ~.
Roser Q. ". Macney; notes. S.0l28. Attorney,
/. 7. Loving
Ne. 5o'S5. Parker & Burton Is. Herman s PRi.
mer Hollow Concrete Building Block Company. ac-
count, SsL4- At5ornegs, Penfeld PeaAeld and
H. T. Galley
No. S556. Emil G. BTuehI - George J. 8ucheI-
hacher; Account. S209. Att0-ueys. Wilson & Bsrks-
dale
No. 5BG. james H. Colman administrator. -
Kate Collwell e. al appeal. Attorney h T..
Winfield.
Yen Heroulis; account, Sl.5l-a Attorney, J. B.
Larner.
No. 5S59. Central National Bank ". Washington
Loan and TrIst Company; check. Sa4sT5 Attor-
ueys. Brandenhurg & Blndeuhurg and A A.
Birrey.
No. 9S4s Frederick S. Gichncr " GeurEs ".
Dove; note 500. Attorneys. 5 Y HAYDEN and
II. l. Frarc.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
BIRNEY wo0DARD. solicitors for ooInpiainant7.

Of Columbia. holding an Equity Court Francis
;. Mellhenny e. a.. vs.. Cyrus w. Chapel ct al
No a5so. Equity.-Upon consideration of the report
Of Arthur A. Birney. trustee. that he has sold the
lot and unfinished building No. SIS sth ST. ne. at
the puce OF $1,000 It is this 9th day Of February
ls o0deredsthat said sale be confirmed unless cause
70 me contrary be show or before tho SD DAY
OF MARCH, lSs. provided that COPY Of this or
Ger be published once week for three weeks before
said Gate IN the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald. BY the court ASHLEY NJ
GOULD Justice A true copy-Test: (Seal.) ]. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. BY WINS. +. LEMON. Assistant
CierN fess mh6 I3
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IICkEI OFFICE: y fENNA. ~

Nonce-kolloWing schedule not guaranteed
ii % A NJ Dahy-Seabo1Td 3lai. Through coaches
and Pullman sIeepeEs 10 Savannah ana J2eksonyile.
Though sieepeTs Washington " HRn.eI and AAIn.
let TO Atlanta raTlOr car " PInehUrSL DINING
ears
. 7. III. Daily-SeabOard Florida Limited SOLID
Pullman uain through 10 jacksonville and 81. Au-
guStine- Also through Sleepers 10 Pinehunt. At
lAnta. birmingham. and Memphis Dlaing cars.
sJO l.. M. Dauy-SeAOOAld Express- CO1cnes and
Ruilnans 10 SalaunaA and Jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Probate Court.

In re Clarics S Carpenter; order fo- transse= q
stock
Estate q Lucy A Wheeler: order authorizing
sale Of lots Attorney. A. B. DuTaE-
Estate Of Nath Mckay. order authorizing uay-
ment q claim Attornsys. Wo1hinyton-Heald s.
Fraiey.
IN re Leo Cohen ct al order for aII0Wancs At
torn-y. J. l. Tepper.
IN re Carrou ". Browning q al order for sale
q s0te. Attorney. 2 n Brown
Estate Of Mary Murphy; VII dated March II.
1875. fled
Estate q William Crumis; VII dated November
@ ls0-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
AUCTION SALES.
AT WALTER III WuLIs.Is {

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s Auction
rooms. corner 10Th ard ID sts NV. on Saturday
March Il, 1908. at 10 O'Clock. viii be sold All
gO0cs stored In the names OF ]. Stewart Weiss 4
sangster. Mrs McPhee Mrs. G. Hodges. and Z.
Ines {. S. STORAGE co. EhT-stexs
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Meik 50. Pittsbug. Pa. and Sadie W
Miller. 90 Brooklyn, y y Rev. Louis Stern.
Adolph Hugin. q and Elizabeth NJ Schumann. 3
Rev. Paul A. Menzel.
C0LORED
z. G. Wilson. S. and Ella Garter. q Rev J.
W. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

Un!ted States IS William Jones and Louis e
rag7, robbery; sentences. Jones. three years ard
ZeE2ga hre years in penitentiary-
United States IS. Edward Brown. househreakinz
and depreciation IN private property; sentenced 70
two years ia peniteutiary.
United States IS William Washington. house
breaking; sentenced 10 five years in penitentiaTy.
United states FS James Williams and joseph 7.
Taylor h0usebreaking and larceny; sentenced %
three years each IN peni;entiary.
United States rs. William Davis sssaDlt With dan
gerUus weapon sentenced 20 three years penfea-
tiary-
Il re es-zts Of Charles R Morgan; r,.ndsts fous
a new trial
United states Nathaniel Burden order reieas-
INC defendant frcm workhouse, March e.
United States vs.. Charles Johnsoa- sane Ezruh Il
United States ~ Geo-se Johnson sane. Mach a.
IN Re lunacyl josephine n. Bridget; order au-
pointing Bernard NJ Bridget committee aid trustee
Assignments for to-day: Motions
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
WALL PAPER.

PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGfN(;
and painting; frstclass work: prices reasonable /:
estimates furnished. EDWARD L. HOFFMAN, I7oe
18th ST NV. Phone North 73Q mhlOOt
WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall paper at . very low sacrifice. Call and ace
cur stock. +. G. NOLTE, sO7 llth st NV.
,as-eod-r
ROOMS PAPERED. 3 gp; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX.
i5oi 9Th st. Phone n. s4s1m. 5algtf
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Louis AItemus Bankrupt,

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
fled yesterday by Louis Altemus, a dairy
man. 29l2 Fourteenth street. He states
his debts at Sl.S5S10, and his assets at
s667. .2S.,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

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