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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-22
sutono6iIss, jogging from the mum
Der Of dealers.

automobiles, jogging from the mum
Der Of dealers.
s. Majors and wife Of Scott City
were here today and will go to Lar.
ned this evening for visit with Sam
Steele and family.
o. W. Dawson and Louis Zutavern
were in from Ellinwood today. o.
w. Dawson as receiver was selling
some real estate oil the Bochenole
bank O.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner left
for their home in New York this
morning after several weeks visit
with Mrs. Turner's mother, Mrs. Ella
O'Brian and family.
Arthur Mcdonald Of north Sew
ard WAS a caller this morning. Arth
ur is 4 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Mcdonald. He reports that most Of
the corn is planted and that they have
100 acres in. That is good corn
country out there
Including those who drove over
nearly two hundred people from here
attended the Union Depot play pre-
sented by the 9oisington high school
in that city Friday evening, and those
who attended report that the play
was well presented and worth the
money aud that they were nicely
treated by the citizens of Hoisinlt ton
and had good time and glad they
attended. The show was a big sue.
cess every'available seat being taken.
Frank Ramp went to Latham Sum-
day for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Miller, former
residents here were on No. 8 Sunday
evening on their way to attend tie
G. A. R. Encampment at Kansas
City, Kansas.
G. N. Moses, David Howell, Geo.
W. Thatcher. Jacob thinner, Henry
Schridde, Ira Brougher apd Jos Walt
ers left for Kansas City, Kans, Sum
day to attend the G. A. R. encamp.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. McIntire Of
Salt Lake are here on a brief visit
with Mrs. Nellie Livingston and fam
lily and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Intire are former residents Of thi.
city.
A curb is being put around tn,
parking in front of the dwellin
houses of Mrs. Ella O'Brian and tn,
Frank Patterson property on Morton
St. This helps the looks Of thu
property very much.
Professor Geo. R. >Momyer, son o
c. ]. of this city has just completed
successful term as superintendent o
the Central City, Colorado schools ant
has been hired by the school board o
said city for the ensuing year at al
increase of $3.50 in salary, this com
inf years salary to be $500
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-22
n th. cities. it is expected. which
ought to make the farming coH-

n th. cities. it is expected. which
ought to make the farming. coO-
munities smile. The farmers are
inclined to kick about the. big in
crease which is being registered
against their agricultural lands,
bot these increases are not d cir
cumstance to the increases which
are being made in the personal
property assessment of the city
residents.
When the time comes for fool
ing up the assessment returns. the
tax commission will have to get
some gigantic form Of adding ma
chine to handle the figures. The
ordinary adding machine can't
handle amounts above 999 millions
The tax commission. according to
present indications. will be work.
ing with billions a good share of
the time.
j 5 r 'unuee left for his home in
Chica . Sunday evening.
Charley Morrison and son Jay
Morrison were home over Sunday.
Mrs. Anna E. Wilson left for
Alva, Ok Sunday for several weeks
visit.
Misses Vida and Goldie McDougal
and Mary Thies are visiting at Paw
nee Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. -Whitcombe left
for Topeka and Kansas City Sunday
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Charley Walker of Wichita is
visiting her mother Mrs. Geo. W
Nimocks and family this week.
Charley vancil and his daughter
Miss Maude Vancil are attending the
G. A. R. encampment at Kansas City
this week.
Frank Harrison is in Kansas CITY
buying new outfit of tools for an
auto repair shop that he is putting in
at Hoisington.
The trouble with most cough cure;
is that they constipAte. Kennedy''
Laxative Cough Syrup does not con
stipate, but on the other hand its lax
alive principals gently move TIT
bowels. 1t is pleasant to take and il
is especially recommended for child
rem, as it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by Hooper Drug
Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-22
Saturday Siftlnss


town today.
c. N. Booth was up from Hutch
inson Friday.
! George Mock of Hoisington
was over Friday.
Allen Curry returned from an
eastern visit Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Brownell are here
from McCracken today.
Rev Ellis left Friday evening
for MS home in Topeka.
Fred Sealey of Kansas City is
here calling on his friends
Ii. e. Talbot returned Friday
from trip to Kansas City.
Billy Murphy was over from
Hoisington Friday afternoon
Milo Etherton is here from
Wichita for visit over Sunday.
Bert W. Bowman was a visitor
from Pawnee Rock this morning.
Ed Grizzell and son. Frank are
over from Clafin today on bust
ness. :
Robert Gwinn is having his
residence property repainted and
paired
Mrs. A. NJ. Button returned
from a visit near Albert this
morning.
Tobias G Unruh and family
we're in from Pawnee Rock this
AFTERNOON
John Dundas and Roy Conner
were callers from Homestead this
afternoon
Misses Hermie Lee and Elva
johnson assisted at tie Cyclone
store today
j. E. Mcdonald and wife of the
south side are the happy parents of
a baby boy
i w. P. Deal and j. V. Stull Of
South Liberty we're callers Fri.
day evening.
Grove Kearney CANE in from
Kansas City aid the stock market
Friday evening.
Miss Ada Clark OF Topeka is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins of
north of town.
John Campbell. a former resi-
dent, now of Ottawa is visiting
old friends here
j. N. Thies is home from a
brief visit at Emporia. Topeka
and Kansas City.
Hon. D. A. Banta went to Kan
sas City over the Missouri Pacific
Friday evening.
AL West. Roadmaster for the
Santa Fe was here Friday after.
noon and evening.
NJ. L. Kimler and wife are
home from a visit with their son;
in Haskell county.
| P. W. Paxon and daughter,
Miss Inca Paxon drove 10 from
| Albert this morning
Misses Stella Young, Sadie
I|Piper and Fanny Yancy were ii
from Hudson today
Chss. Seivert of Hoisington wa!
here this morning and went from
| here to Kanas City.
II, Err. Moses of this city wa
| elected treasurer of the state bank
ers association this week.
County Attorney James W
Clarke went to Kansas City Fri
day evening on legal business.
II A. Fl. WEIGH. the representative
of the Bankers Insurance Co.. o
Des Moines. is a visitor for few
days.
/! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bushnell
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Maybacl
were here from South Liberty thil
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamers ar
here for visit with Mrs. Hamer'
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last evening from an extended
visit In Washington and Virginia.
Miss Olive Deal returned to
Bucklin Friday evening after a
viist with her sister. Mrs. N. P.
Nelson and family of South Bend.
Mrs. DR.. Lawrence returned
home to Pawnee Rock Friday eve
ming. Her mother Mrs. Alex
Keller accompanied her for a
visit
J Deputy State Bank Commiss-
Toner. W. I. Watson returned to
lola Friday evening after attend
ing court here IN the Bockemhle
j case.
Jack Malta and Andy Bryant
caught twenty FIVE pounds of fish
last night. Yes with hook and
line and plain old fashioned fish
worms.
1
The light storm of Wednesday
started a young cyclone near the
farm of John Hiss the only dam.
age done was the blowing down of
bis windmill
Mrs. 7 NJ Beardlsey and Miss
Anna Gilmore came up..from Nick
erson Friday evening for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gil
more and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rice went
home to Pittsburg. Kansas Friday
evening after several weeks visit
here with Col. Geo. W. and Mrs.
Green and family and friends.
At the meeting of the Eastern
Star in Topeka this week DR..
Robson Of this city was made
Grand Sentinel. The next meet
ling will be held at Hutchinson.
Mrs. E. K. Moses. Jr. and Miss
Florence Castle returned from
Topeka Friday evening They
attended the State meeting Of the
Order of Estern Star during their
visit.
A H Bartoo. Geo M Compton
and R D Shady are here from
Larned, the first. two sell automo.
biles. Shady is The man that
helped Wendell Strong catch the
; big fish in the Pawnee
We don't know where the new
government building will be 10
: acted, wish we lid. John Dawson
and several others have located
the site on the southwest corner oil
/ the square. Don't believe they
| know.
The Hoisintgon band serenaded
the crowd Friday evening before
, the show and the Great Bend peo-
pie specially were very much
, pleased. Hoisington people ar,
l.. and of a right ought to be proud
of their Dand. There is no bettel
, advertisement fora town than
G good musical organization.
W. H. Dillmau of St John called
here today.
0 Mrs. Ellen Doty is visiting relatives
at Sterling.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Merten are visit
D ors from Clarence.
Manuel Roesler was caller from
s Claain this morning.
D LATE Burlingame was in from tn
Pioneer this afternoon.
5 Milton Ford of Homestead was il
: the city this afternoon.
is. Simmons of Dighton ant
:. Hutchinson was here today.
j John RAIDER Of Boisse, Idaho cam
up from Ellinwood this morning.
e Our new band will make their ap
u pearance on the 9th at the picnic.
Mr. Montgomery Of Chicago is her
today putting up our new linotype.
= Lawrence Harp Of Albert will Wis
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
RENTERS. ATTENTION!
C1l Nam - We WIZ 61i yGg Just the house
yU1 want and where ycu v-aat e. Saves t1ue and
vs15TF- No charges. TT IT,
SHANNON & LUCHS. 71E 18th So Nv.
LOOK For our Green and White Sig--
FOR EENT-6-EOOM BRICK HOUSE ADJOIN-
lz- .-a 9Th St. su only SO s. rer raJ1-h a--1~
90 ROBERT A. PHILLIPS, lE8 H 81 Nv. Mar
land I;-l1 au55t
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By HELEN HEDGES.

Vardon stopped across the street and
turned 70 smile at the grim old pile For
fifteen whole days he would not enter
those dull Offices on the seventh floor
For two weeks and a day he was 20 be
care free; free TO loaf. TO invite his soul.
and - ---=Eesz Clrtain- The last was
the best part Of It. for Bess had gone TO
the country at the first sign Of hot
weeks
Up at the house there was a case Of
fishing rods. and already he could see the
brook with its green clad banks, and
Bess. sitting on a fallen tree. watching
his lick He raised his hat ironically 70
the Office building and turned down the
street.
At the corner the newsboys made a
dash FOR him, but Vard0n waved them
/ aside. Where's Mox?- he demanded
scanning the crowd for the tiny vender
from whom he always bought his even
! ing paper.
--Sfox amt here no more" explained
Nuggsy- He was crossin' tn street this
afternoon and III FIRE engine beat him
TO it
Is he badly hurt2-' vardon's face
clouded- The lame newsboy was a sort
I OF protege OF his
wouldn't it hurt you [ get run down
/ by an engineT-' demanded AIUgssy. Nav.
it didn't hurt him. He liked IT."
vardon bought a paper and turned
away. when there came a tug at his coat
and he looked down 10 see the midget,
thin faced and wistfuL
'4Iox said would y come L see im2
He wants L say good-by before you went
L. IL country He's IN the 'mergency.'
Vardon bestowed a dime upon the mes
senger and hurried on There would be
time 10 stop At the Emergency Hospital
on the way uptown For more than a
year ''Limpy s1ox-' had been on that cor
ne-. rain or shine. 70 hand out the even
ing paper and a greeting. A queer friend
ship had grown up between the Two Il
would only take a few minutes Vsrd9n
knew one Of the interues al the hospital
and could get IN even though Il was past
the visiting hour
In q little while he was standing in one
Of the wards with grave-faced Dr. Tom
In looking down into the sIiu white face
We had 10 take the leg or explained
the physician. The heavy wheel crushed
the bone beyond mending- Il was better
50. for the leg never w1s rauch good
Now he can get an artificial leg and
walk better than he used 70. that is. 4
he pulls through the summer.
7 guess YOU can do that for him.
laughed Varlon Hes better of here
than al his home
Bless my soul. we cant keep him.
cried rre doctor Ny dear fellow Il We
keep our patients here until they wers
fully cured. We should have 10 refuse
aid 70 more needy cases The boy mus
De removed TO his home as soon as ne rsr
stand IL
Tardon thought Of the tenement house
district 0I0N had always been sicEly
\ long sumner Of inaction IN the st-Ifiy
hole lie called home would surely end II
death 4 few brief questions sH0ved
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
COURT RECORD
CThursday, August 8, I9OS9

no-theas--Watsu1 J. Newton e uN . John
u Br1sl-zrs. = lot s.. square l1ll, SO
East DCaCW11d-FrE-S T. RcTiizss = w % Hes-
-eT CCTluE-CL. lJ- =. block z SO
d-l- L street ucr-haas--A6oi7l FeAlvuss and VII
a= J Vonds-heide, t--s-e=S. 20 BCbeTr T,
ET-6hgrv, lots - and rs. square 50 SO
COlleC-clt Arelue Alditicr % Cleveland PARK
joan Z Wa--z e. uE % Jennie T. WIis11.
lot = s-uare zls So
TEluty-s5c--G street rCr-huesc. between ard Q
RLer. part criH-al 1T E. square G. SO
WEl--sy Cl1---lIiddzuEh & sha--o- Inc. %
Clsr1lce Z Williams lot 2 block = 81 Sane
% Rc e Clasi-- Iot q. b,ock 3 So
Wes-fa7yl-CTTCa Il. Fowler e. TX 70 George Z
MhlrcrL lots 8. d Is .. . q. S.
60 block 5lz3 lots J. 3 10 g q . 81
g &C. s. 81. .. So s.. - .. biock slsi, So
Clark 2li-iS Estz-e-J0hn L hlzUp Ct VI % WI
Ilm k1ess lot .. So
seventh s-zeet southwest between D aud z st7eets-
Nathan Tols-ci 20 David and ES-her Tols-oi.
parts icts > and p SQUARE E5- SO
Bur-rilie-Jahn =. B-oun et TX 20 Lille P Golds-
borough. part lo- Z. section 2 81
652-659 AcEer street r1r-hels--Caruline L Dier-
E1zrii1r @ P1fricr + HanDz-- lots II and
IL SQUARE So SO Eiesno- Wrisht 20 sane.
sane laad SO Patriez F. Hannah er TX 70
Christian Los. saue land. SO
g street northeast between Ffth ard Sixth streets
August Durath e 20 William Maynard.
pa- l1- 4. square So SO.
Petwo--h-Per-T H Russell et TX % E5Ear5 L
SauZysr. lot 81. block 25 so.
Wa5rucy C.ose-Vullsu " GAIN. trustee, - G1aoe
5. ellis. lCt s. square S56. 50.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE I-s2-Eate s. L--zan e. rir. Thcu-as s %
Homer Query and Leslie Z F. Prlce. 70 se0-e
Charles p Fletche-. 800 years. per cent
se1ni-aruyIally lot =
Square Iczs-0iary F Peabo6y 70 Henry P Blair
and Corcozsn Thozn. % secre William F. and
Irene Peabody. 1-95o years 5 Per csat se1-t
annually lot ~
Edgcwood-Willizm h Michael et ux- 10 Claude
W Owen and Edward L Gies. - se-1rc Yer
non c. Owen Sss = g. . and Is months. G
pEr cert. se1ii-a1nuaIly. loss . . a square
Poor Toms last Saift-Hattie I Heron % AlG-
biades White and louis II Heron. 70 secure
Charles 4 White. 500. 5 years. 5 pez ceat
ssuli-s-nraliy- part lot 1.
Moore * Bar5our's Addition % Washin-t1--I-iIius
P Dodge et TX % George Il Enl-az-ich ard
DJuglass : AfacsaI % secure Washingtcl SIX
Per Cent Perpetual Bgildins Association. $500.
let g. biock L
Brookiand-Jcta 2 Bingham et TX % James F.
Hood and Firuran. R. Ho-ner. 70 seC1re Nc
Lactslan Banking Corporation. Seo years.
Der os1t se-ni-anzuaIly. lot I9. BLOCK Is
Square S-Nora NJ O'Counor 70 Jams A. To0uey.
70 sec1re Ka.he-ine ]. B-eunan- so, years.
scr1i-annuaIiy Iot IS
Square l0ll-John " Brsshsa-s r.. 20 GeorEe 2
Ne~toa ard o II. BudIons. 20 secure Watson
J. Newrr1. S3r. months Tsr cent l0t s.
SII7arp 6jf-ROberr T. Bradbury q uL % ErleS-
L schnidt ard George II Enmerich. 20 secure
GcT-rau-AElGrlCan Building Ass0clzr10l. 500.
lot III Sane 90 same. sane debt. lot 10
Connecticut Aveuue Addition 70 Cleveland PARK
Jennie F. Wilson % William 4 Hil and Rig-
La4l w bQaAls . SegITE AafA4 D A-4t-Isss
r.. 500. , years. 81 per cent. seuli-aunually.
lot I. scua7c 2l3.
Whirrey Closc-C7arelce Z Williams e uL 70 B.
Francs SAM and W Taylor Bu7ch. % secure
Harry n Elis. 8 go. years. s pcr cent, semi
annually. lo- q block 3 same 20 B. Francis
SAM and HcrtsTt 7. Shann0l. 10 seCIre Md
dauCh & Shannon Tuc-- S3T5. monthly paynents.
Let q block 3 Roy C. Clafin 70 b Flancis
Saul and ". TayiE Birch. % sez1re HarTy N
Ellis s. 5o0. years. pcr cent. seuli-annually-
lot .. block ; Sane 10 B FraIscis Saul and
Herbert 7. shannon. secure siiddargh &
Shannon. Inc. S05l4 monthly payments. 8
Per cent. lot p. block ).
Square 7S9-BriIleaa u Swanson ct VI. JOh1
". 20 George1L Esauerich and Do1s!ass S
Mackall. 70 seclre Washington Six Pe- Cent
PcTpetual Building Association. $50 loc A.
Square ssl-Christian Loas 70 Henry H BerSuau1
and Charles Schafer. 70 secure the NGrtherl
Liberty Ge-nan-Americ1n Building Assoc;at2o1,
No G. 81 600. lots l72 and I73.
Pet~oTth-Edvard I. SaEtlyer et TX to Percy
T. Russell ard Thomas H. Banes. 70 secre
Frederick A Lake. 500. I year. s per cent
sc-ni-arnuaily. lot 81 block Is
Square west e Square s23-3linnie T. Flahe-ty 20
George W Brown and William A Hif. % Sc
secu7e William A. johnson. S.5o0, ; years, )
per cont. semi-annually. lot 81
Whitney Close-Graoe s. G5lis e VIZ Lyle " to
Walter R. Wilcox and George F. Hane, 70 s.
cIze William II Gain trustee. s. so. I u
20 Eoashs 5 y es=L lot ssl ssSaEs 90, -
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

lanes P. Scott. . Of Eagle No1atzia. Va. and
Mar Matthews. 81. Of Coriug-on. Va ReT. J. B.
lNcIa1eh,in
Charles 7. LytIe. .. and SUSIE Nicholson. 5.
Rev Z z Marshall
AIbsrr Il Hzrrcn. 2. and Jaust " Grzdv. -
u savage, I'd Rev J. 3 NcLzazhiin.
E1dri6ge c Grimes 2. and 1Iyrrls Grhnsley. z.
Rev John T Hudile
B. H. Taonpson. 80 q Phisdelraiz. and Eliza-
beth h DoEniu. o. of Baluno-e. Nd Rev
Licnel A. We
Irvine c. Bsush. = and Came 3. Hawkins ..
b5tE of MancAes,e-, Va Rev :. B. 3IcLa1sA-
In.
joseph Fr1czs. q and Ef6s ' IG5iass. q Rev.
Hugh 7. SteTensn
Edward J. SlcGian. q ard Bessie L Risle. ..
both q Baltimore Nd Rev J. p NcLaughlia-
COLORED
J A. Burgess. d. =s4-eirlcs Y Elsey. IS both
Z Montgomery Coguty. Nd Re~. A J. Olds.
c y Hunte- q and Martha " Dcrsey, g.
Rev Alonzo J OIds
Clarsuce A DiIc- 3 and C4roliue Da5e 2
Rev. James F. Chestnut
Charles H y Dixon. - aud 21o1is yYaFzer.
g. Rev. ". J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
DEATH RECORD.

Thonas Ca-ley, D1I 7th s. uw.. . yea-A
John R E=--s0l. Wocd-G-e, D. c. 7s vears.
Bette c. MsTsnaduke. ~ Newark s. IS ysa-s
Charles F. Rl1slaf- SO Z Car5t1l S. : years
Hc1ry c. Jewell. ia Fai-n5u- s. uw-. - yezrs.
John Carron Govt Hosp. Insane. = yea-s
James z DAVIS. - Z s.. sE. s. FelN
JohlW- Sleeves. The Aod0ver. 1l01 18th 81 ~. :
-ears
Edward Jones SD ist st. uE-- g rea-S
Joscph 2 Savary. Govt Hosp I1saze- 50 yea-S
Annie Dixon. Woodburn. D. C. . years
Edward b. Clark. s19 o s. sw.. s. years
William A. Henders1-. sS3 G. s. se- = yea-z
E-l1a A Peiouze. Pa r. r zr- years
Ella Lottzzio. Chil5rs1's Hasp-. 1 years
Henry A. Skinner. 20 Giard s. EW.- hSrS
COLOEED
Helen Ho0pe. 81 q 81 sw- / year
Margaret Mack 81 L 81 sE-. e Years.
Ella Boone. HOPE ave 81. = years
8lary Ricks. 5os MARKS G.. Sc. 20 years.
Merrill Diamond g Mass. ave Nv. yea-S
Es;clle WIS. Columbia HOSP. IS yelrs-
Easter Sydney. Issl Cedar ST.. IS years-
LIZZIE MOTLEY. I73 Ohio ave Nv g vcars
AIbeTt Douglass. s07 st. Nv. Z nolthz
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
GOLF GAMBLER WINS.
Man Who Bet Box of Balls Gets De-
cfsiOn in Court.

New York. Aug. Sin the case OF George
Sterling, charged with violating the new
anti-gambiing laws by wagering dozen
balls in a game OF golf in Nassau County.
the Appellate division OF the Supreme
Court to-day handed down decision that
the mere act Of betting is not crime.
a violation OF section 81 can only be
charged when The person accepting the
bet takes all comers and records and reg
isters the wagers. The decision further
intirnates that men making bets cannot
be prosecuted. the law referring only 20
those accepting them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
DEATH NOTICE FOR DOG.
Owners OF n Terrier Unable to sleep
or Eat Regularly Owing 10 Grief.

Chicago. Aug 6-The loss of Little
Anna. a seven-year-old Boston terrier.
which had been the winner Of many
prizes. has so affected Mr. and Mrs
Harry Thomas. Owners OF the animal
that they have been unable 10 sleep o.
eat regularly.
Nr Thomas placed the following ad-
verrsement in 3 newspaper to-day
Little Anna. one Of the most beauti-
fuI Boston terriers in the country. died OF
heart failure Sunday evening. July Is
1905. She was a sweet-mannered and
lovely companion Her master IS deeply
grleved al his loss"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
DINING ROOMS.

The NAPLES. rs IsTH ST NW-FURNTSHED
apartments. private hath. Ue1Jy hot water. trars-
ie-ts- uaz- Nav Dert. -eas-st-S VI
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
Probate Court.
IrsTICE RARNARp

IINIIIE . EALNAEU-
Estate Of Robert ". Taylor, order granting letters
Of administrator. bond. $50. Attorney, ". c.
Martin
Estate q John Ansermanr; order admitting VII
AID codicl 70 r-obate and record and letters tesla
unenrary- bond. s5o0 Attorneys. c. Il. Bauulan and
Wilson & Bark=ille.
In re lack F Moss. T.. e Al. order fGr allow
ancc- Attorney. Z H Jackson
Esta,e Of Anna II Coleman: 0-5er for sale Of
personally.
Estate Of Sopha Areades. orde- rztifyins s1ditor'
reVoTt-
Estate of Alexander J. Bentley: petition for pro-
bate and recorc Of VIII and letters testEneutl-J-
Attorney. r. A. Ford
Estate of Elizabeth Dahle; petition for Letters Of
administration Attorney. Erskine Gordon
Estate Of Joha Canmaczs order for partial dis
tributic1. Attorney. I. A Dent
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
IGWHuf1H-

No $3.50 Aaron 3. WESLEY rs. Cooperative NIer-
camille and Investment Company q al: certioraTi-
Dcfendant's attor1eys. Fountain Peyton ard B
L Gaskins-
No Sos5l The Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Company -. George B. Muiin; cer1iorari. Defend
ants attorney. D. ". ODcncghue-
No. 5CsS2 Samuel r. Grub Tie Brady
Dackert Company; account. Sss5.7o Attorney. P. B.
RAY.
No. 5os52. Lillian Tucker administratrix- " P
b & W R R Co; damages. S25.co0. Attorneys.
A. 1. NeNmeyer and L y. David
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL L. I90s.
Leave Washington New Union Station
s-15 a m--Daily-Au points on Norfoik and West
en-: also Knoxville ChzltsnOoga. and Memphis
Ds5 p u--Daily. Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem. knoxville. CkatldnOog8. Nashville Menphis
New Orleans through Sleeper Diriug cars
For NorsoIs-Lesve Washington D q. n daily.
uI5 a. u. daily lexceIt sunday Arrive NorfoIk
Il - a. n. SD ,. M
Elkton-
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS L. n and
I'D p n
All information Fourteenth street and New Y1k
avenue Bond BuildInEl.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only as iuforuation and not
guaranteed
80 7. NC * O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast re-
tibule ualn- Pullman SieelerS to Lexington Louis
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LOUIS Connection 1ar iTslnil Hot Srriugs Pull
orleans. DINING cars, a Ia carte serElce.
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Fcstltuie tam. Pullman SleeTers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington aaG Louisville. Compartment sleeuing
Ca 20 lrElu12 Hot cTIILes week days Dining cars
IA carte service Pullman Slcepers Cincinnati 10
ChicaE0 and -. LOUIS. and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations and tlcEets a. Chesapeake and Ohio
OItces 53 Pennsy ylvana avenue; Ls59 r street and
New Union Station Telephones Main 80 for
Washington Terminal Cab Service. and Main lU65 o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SIS Thirteenth street norhesst-NIsry Duncan e VIZ
John F. 70 Ma-y F. Peabody lot Ise. square
1913 SO
Poor Toms Last shlft-Cha-ies H White 70 Hattie
Heron. part lot :. SIC.
5s-l0 Parker street no-theast-Afary z Cox 70
MARY Z. Kuhns lots u and 20. square 20,
SO
Fortune Enlsrsed-Elenora Ryan to Nary Bouchet.
part lot g SO
street. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
northeast-3liltoz StrzS51Tger and ". MosbJ
Williams. trustees. 70 Eenry - Ee1sl ard
John F. O'Seiu lot s. square ug7. $40.
so5s Tennessee GFsz2e bstEsen a a2d stresss,