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Equity Court 30. 2.
CIrcuit Cour7 10. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 1859. Gichrer Hill; trial Attorneys.
l. J. Mathew. A. Johnston.
Assignments for to-day: Motions
No. johnson et al rs Magruder. Attorneys.
Clephane-Ridout.
No ? Richard Us Washington Railway and Elcc.
tic Company Attorneys. Preniiss-Darlington-
No. Washington Post Company " Washington
and Potomac Steamboa, Company. Auo-ueys Darr,
PEPPER & Taylor-Ralston & SddonS
No. 4 Choate IS. Early & LamptOn- Attorneys.
Irving WilliaEs0n-DOuglas. Baker Sheriff.
No. 8 Sun Printing and Publishing Association
rs National Publishing Company Attorneys. Boyd
-iarcincr-
No. 6 Ryan vs.. Mstual Reserve Life Insurance
Company Attornsys Brosuan q GSrdinsr-Ralston
& SiddonA
No. = wadszoT1h vs.. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Attorneys. p. n. Brown
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkss & Hamilton
No. s. Connolly George p Robinson Co
Attorneys. J. D. sullivan r. syne.
No. g. ValenStein rs. Stem Attorneys. Wheat
lsy-Darr, Peyser Taylor
No. 10. Clark IS Washington and Potomac steam
boat Company Attorneys. Bell-Ralston & Siddons.
No. II. Pabst Is Same. Attorneys same.
No. q Pabst vs. Randall Attorney same
No B Costikyzn Hekenian. AttorneyS
Wheatlsy-Tucksr & Kenyon
No. a Msars IS Jones Attorneys FINLEY
Peter.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Nos. ss52f. f9525. t96h. 59l09. and 5ll- lnterna-
tioual Trust Company IS Baker e. al; on trail
ATTORNEYS. W. c. C1ephane-B. H Warner. ir.
No. son. Kramer Fur Company IS Saks Fur
Company; time file declaration. security for costs
ordered within twenty days Attorneys. Il W.
Wheatley-H. L. Frame
Assignments for to-day-Mctions.
No. L Han rs. Dietz Attorneys. Burkart-
TObriner.
No. , G. A. Fuller Company IS. District @;
Columbia Attorneys. DuVan. jr--ThomAs s Blair.
No. } Brown Gallon. Attorneys. BOYD
Ralston Siddons.
No. l. F1agler ys- Arizons Cuban Asphalt Con
pauy. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon-Lambert &
Mclean
No 5 Darling rs. Hanowen Attorneys. Halo
Way-Eysns.
No. 6 Ryle vs.. Realty Banking ssd Trast Con-
pauy. Atiorn-v. LeiShtoa.
No. :. ssckerTnan vs. Washington Railwsy and
Electric Company Attorneys. Peyser 4 johnson
Douglas & Hoovsr-
No. G. Wiley rs. c. & s ny. Co. Attorneys
Wolf & RosenbeTg-DozEias 4 Hoover
No. g Stadn et a. rs Secretary q Interior.
Attorney. Ballingsr
No. 10. Hurst vs- Miller. Attorneys Forrest
Brandenburg & Brsndenburg.
No Il Souder BiEEs Heating C5mpany. At
torneys Birncy & Wooda-d-Macsfee.
No. 2-Gladdgn vs.. YsteS. Attorneys. Tucker &
Kenyon -Balderson.
No s. Bowie vs.. Hyde. Attorneys. Baker.
Shelby s Hogan-G0rd0n & Gordon and Easily
smith
No. j. Kreits- vs. Berg. Attorneys. CoIladay q
Ler.a-Brlndenburg B2ndenburg.
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EING,CLEANING, PRESSING.

work only: all work called for and delivered drop
postal EDWARD E. COOPER. IIls 7th ST. NV.
mh2l-3ot eodexS
DYEING, CLEANING. PRESSING, ALTERING,
and repairing Tor ladies and gentlemen: work
called for ard delivered sTRICKLAND'S PRESS
ING CLUB. 81 noath, Izs s. Nv.
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No. 2s7O6. Margare; c Sands vs- Charles Early
et al: 20 set aside sale. Attorney. B. Il. War
nsr. ir.
No. Z7@. same vs. Early & hampton: account
ing Attorneys, same
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Norris Martin, negro. was sentenced
to Jail Tor six months for assauIting
Georgiana Reed, a negress. by Judge
Kimban in the Polcie Court yesterday.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
TEAMS WANTED.

NEAT. RELIABLE WHITE BOY, WORK OF
any kind 1885 llth NV nh25-lt
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate claims: no charge .aaiess
successful. FULLER AGENCY. Room II, 1sls z
st. Oc7-a
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 557 In re Hubbard Heating Company; rule
returnable April Is. 1905 and receiver appointed
bond $4,000
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EXPERIENCED COAT HANDS WANTED IN
alteration department. Apply suit Department.
Sd floor. PALAIS ROYAL. A. LISNER. mh25-3t
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EXPERIENCED CLOAK. SUIT AND MILL
nery salesWomen wanted. Apply JULIUS GAR
FINKLE & CO.. 18th and F. mh25-tf
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FRISCO JAPS' HURTS SOLVED.
Victims in Riots of May. 1907, Com
promise for $3.50.

promise for $3.50.
The suit brought by japanese restsu-
rant and bathhOuse keepers Of san Fran
cisco, in the civil courts O. that city. for
damages Incurred against their property
in the street railway strike riots May %
last. has been compromised by the in
jured parties agreeing 10 accept a total
OF $50 from the city Of san Francisco,
according TO a dispatch received at the
Department Of Justice from United States
District Attorney Devlin, at San Fran
cisco
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NINE. VERNER

washingtons favorite palnist. sl4 n. Y ave, ID
floor front 25c and soc. Hours 10 a. N. to ,. N
mhs-H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONAL.
Nine. Catherine,

LOsT-ALL THE RATS IN OUR HOUSE. BY
BARCLAY, the Ferret Man. Phone NJ. 7s2L
mhIl-3G
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Robert buchanan; order admitting viii
20 probate and record Attorney. ". q. Gardiner.
Estate Of Thomas Stephenson; order 20 accept
offer. Attorneys Clark Prentss & Clark
Estate of Panlina Rocco; order % sell bond At
to-neys. Archer & Smith.
Estate Of Joseph A Kaschka: order admitting
VIII 10 probate and record and letters teztsmeu1sry
bond s2000. Attorney, David Rothschild-
Estate Ct Margaret y. NrOe; order for sale Of
personality and employment 81 counsel Attorneys,
Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate Of william j. Williams; order admitting
viii TO probate and record and letters testamentary
Attorney J. ]. Darlington.
Estate Of William 0'Donnells order % restate
account
Estate Of Sophia s. Scale order granting letters
Of administration; bond S2o000. ATTORNEY W E
Ambrose.
Estate Of Persis A. Clsayeland; viii dated April
II, 1908; codicn dated February D 1907; sled
Estate Of Annie A. Wilson; order granting letters
Of administration; bond 3,0Oo. Attorney B. W.
Parker.
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nirfrict Cnnrt.
Eauifv SHIFTS

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re extension Of Monroe street, Anacostia
hearing.
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RnnLrnntcr Petitinn
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

No. So. In re Hubbard Heating Company; iuTol
untary. Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-CREAT MONEY MAKER,
quick seller; no fake: no competition JOHN
kABURICK, Litchheld IN rhZ7-st
EARN S TO SO DAILY; NEW ARTICLE; PAR
tculars free. CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO.. Box
l259. Boston. Mass. nnh22B =
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FOR sALE-HOUSES
MOORE & HILL (Inc. },

RIGHT DOWN TOWN.
Within stones throw Of Ninth and G. slS
Eight-room house. with furnace; in good CON
dtion; very desirable IN every way. S.5o0.
The only thing Of its kind in the city.
CHEAPEST LITTLE HOUSE IN THE
SOUTHEAST.
Six-room, two-story house; good neighbor-
hood $500.
NEAR STATE. WAR. AND NAVY.
Fine ten-room house. with two baths; good
stable: oyerlooks park and Pa. ave. Great
value for 5000.
on BEAUTIFUL X STREET
Not far from Connecticut avenue Ten-room
house; hOt-Water heat: two tiled baths; lot 20
feet front This house cost over $4,000 10
build. $500.
NORTHWEST HOME. 20eo
Six-rnom brick; central; close TO Seventh
street cars.
NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE
Eight-room. two-story house: letterel street
northwest; splendid condition: close TO good
car line. Very cheap at $780,
$500 LESS THAN COST.
Very handsome pressed-hrick and brown
stone-front house: ten rooms: side light: ex-
ceiient heating plant; lettered street north
west. $500.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
1888 G. St. N. w.
for Everything In Ren
Estate.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Edgar Buxton. Plaintiff Ia Chan
ming kudd. defendant At law No. t9lf7-rhe oh-
ect Of tins suit is to seventeen hundred dol
lars and interest and 70 have Judgment Of condem-
nation Of certain shares of stock OF the Intercont-
mental CoTespoadence University. property Of the
defendant. levied on under attachment issued IN
THIS suit 20 satisfy the plaintiffs claim u IS
Therefore. this 18Th day Of MlTch 1905 ordered that
the defendant aTpear ~ this court before the
forteth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays
after the day of the first publication Of this order
70 defend this suit and show cause why said con
demnatioa should not be had: otherwise The sai.
VII be proceeded with IN case q default- Pro
vded, COPY Of TINS order be published az lest
once week for three successive weeks in the Wash
ulgton Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
before said day. By the court. THOS H. ANDER~
son. Justice. true copy-Test: iSeall J. R.
YOUNG CLERK By FRED c. OCONNELL. As
Sstanr CLERK mh0 z ap3
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Equity Court No. L.

EQuANy OOurt NO. Il.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. a6i2 Lusby Is. Lusby;- reference to examiner.
Attorneys. Campbell Carrington and L. d. smith
Archer d Snth
No. zess. Sanders vs.. Van Aistyne et al; leave
granted to withdraw replication. Attorney, J. B.
Larner.
No. &se. In re The Farmers Trust. Banking
and Deposit Company; order finally ratfying sale
Of lot ., block p. Brookland. d. c. Attonsys.
Maddox & Galley.
Assignments FOR to-day: Motions.
\ no. 20. Bennis Construction Company IS. Taft
ct al Attorneys. Brown-Bsntley.
No. 85-Ornsby vs. OrIns5y- Attorneys, Ormsby-
johnson.
No. zs Beauliu Is Garfield. Attorneys. Richard
son ard Pratt-AsNamara.
No. 2ss Knox vs. Knox. Attorneys. Disss-Drew.
No. 2s5. Acton Acton. Attorney Bailey.
No. z5 Belt Myers. Attorneys, Wilson a
BarEsdale-Hayden johnson.
No. 37 Bassett IS. Bassett ct al Attornsys.
Ambrose Weikert
No. 2s Risdon Va McCollam ct al. Attorneys,
MILAN Smith-SteDhenS.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 1851 In re Milton r. DRan: leave % make
loan granted Attorney. " W Douglas
No. Hs5s IN re assignment Of Leah Loeb; as
siglee authorized 10 sell stock Attorneys Wolf q
No. 2s2i5. Bottiman vs.. O'Grady; time 10 take
testimony extended. Attorneys, J. c. Fay-W. h.
Robson and S. A. Putnam.
No lss American Graphophone Company IS
smith, argued and submitted. Attorneys, Fulton
LcWis-A s Wor1hinEOn.
Assignments for to-day: Mctions.
No. 2s4 Keyes rs Keyes et al Attorney. An
broSe-Clinkscales-
No. 2s6 Brown vs. Richardson. Attorneys. Stras-
berger and Schwartz-Jefords and Hunter.
No. 2ss Ready rs. Ready. Attorney, Ambrose.
No. so Woodbury. vs. Woodbury. et al Attor-
neys Hufty, NcNeiI & McNeill-Hsckett.
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS: the only
weaving factory Of its kind, in the city. WASH
INGroN RUG CO., ssI 5th St nv. Phone ~ 4s2S.
jAlA9os
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District Of Columbia Remember The
Herald when placing LEGAL advertise
u.eufs.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PRACTICAL MINING MAN DESIRES To
spend the summer prospecting in Nevada; would
Ike one or two parties 10 furnish necessary funds
Details communicated 10 those interested Refer
ences as to ability and character. No large amount
Of money required. BOX no. Herald Office mh9l3t
Thornton & James, zoe 11th st. NV
Dealers al kinds business Places excellent selection
grocery cigar. confectionery stores rooming houses
saloons mh373Ot
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FOR SALE

If YOU WANT TO BUY MARYLAND FARM
or suburban home. send for latest bulletin
Marion Duekett a. Son, 935 + NV.
mhl7-Q
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FOR SALE AT KENILWORTH, ID. G.
Now Il your time 70 secure on easy monthly pay
ments of these attractive cottages choice lots
in Keniw0rth ID. G.. Washington's growing suburb
ALLEN w. MALLERY. I4I7 G St. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. 10 CO PER
foot. at At Rainier. Nd. on 18th and 9Th Sta
near Il. /. ave. District Line Sta. fare; high and
healthy; small monthly payments J. c. ROGERS
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FOR sALE-F0R YOUR SUBURBAN HOME
lots 50 feet front near Park Lane Station. g.
+. a o. ID. r. r. only mile from cts $50; also
land by the acre on and near Pennsylvania ave
extended Sc. $50 to $50. Apply TO ROBERT A.
PHILLIPS. l4lO 81 NV. mh27-5t
BEAUTIFUL AND VERY ATTRACTIVE SEVEN
room slate roof cottages. cellar and attic: one
olook from Rhode Island ave. and SD 81. ne. al
District line. just IN Maryland line one car fare all
modern Improvements. including gas and electric
lights: granolithie sidewalks low taxes: price s.
500 cash. s. per month. Also pretty 6room cot
tage s. 0Qo easy terms. J. C. ROGERS, Owner,
Mount Rainier. District line ne. BRING AND
SHOW THIS AID. mh3St
FOR SALE
At Mount Rainier-One six-room house in CON
plete repair; ample outbuildings; grounds 5oxI50 /;
cement walk and convenient 20 electric cars; price
$500. monthly payments. II desired
At BerWyn. Md-One ten-rOom house IN first
class condition. large grounds high elevation. from
which magnificent view be obtained good
stable and outbuildngs fine water; convenient 70
steam and electric cars: price S2l0e; easy terms.
These properties must be sold at once.
JOHN J. kLEINER < CO.,
mh2-Tt 02 Il 81. NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 2s.
in vicinity Of st. and Connecticut ave A
sold belt buckle studded with jewels. attached 70
pum-oolorUd silk belt Large reward il returned 20
l7ei 18th ST NV. mh2T-st
GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES.
eczema. piles &c. Try DIR. COSTELLO'S
9ALFE L AL druggists. mhl-30t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned AZ our school In 30 70 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pittman, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3Is Colombo Building.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. IS up; Gold Fill
ings s. up Silver Filings, 50c. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DR.. GEO. l. EDMONDS, $40 F ST. NV,
jal0u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; look feel. act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth shrunken faces made normal: painless
elling. DR.. J. L WILSON. l2Os + 81. NV. 4. uy2s-tf
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

WANTED-TOa SUBLET AN APARTMENT OF
two rooms hail. and bath for the simmer months:
furnished. THE PORTLAND. Apt &. A. G. T.
Reasonable. Enh2s-3t
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Criminal Court No. L.

United States vs Charles r Cameron. fog II
and false pretenses plea not guilty withdrawn ard
plea guilty entered: sentence one year and one
dsy IN penitentiary on first count; continued for
sentenoe on second count.
United States IS. Fred Slaughter; assault danger
our weapon. verdict guilty.
United States George Roberts; ennbezzlcment
verdict not guilty.
United States rs. Edwin s. Holmes Il. violating
section so R. s L. s.: motion 10 withdraw pIca
Of not guilty and ne demurrer granted provided
said demurrer be fled within i've days from this
date.
Assignments for to-day-Mctions.
Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States rs Wade & Hedges; setting uD a
gambling table. on tTial. Attorneys. ID. ". Baker
and Stuart McNamara-H. L. Davis L. b. Simball
Thompson & Laskey.
Assignments for tO-day-Motions.
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sUPREME COURT OF Nd pIsTRICT oF

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court 10. lllG, Ad-
ministration.-Ths Is 70 give notice nat the sub
scIioef, Who was BY the Supreme Court Of The Dis
trict OF Columbia granted letters Of administration
G = q. on the estate Of Mary A. +. stockton.
otherwise known Marian Z. Stockton deceased.
has. with the approval Of the Supreme Court Of
me District OF Columbia. holding Probate Court,
appointed MONDAY, the 18th day Of April. A, ID.
lsls at 10 O'clock m. the time. and said
courtroom as the place. for making payment and
distribution from said estate under the court s
direction and control when and where al creditors
and persons entitled % distnbutiye shares or
eeaeies or residue notified to attend. IN per
son CT By agent or attorney duly authorized With
thew claims against the estate properly FouchCd.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March 1905
SALLIE EVANS BOOKER By BASIL D.
BOTELER. Attorney Attest: (Seall JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mhg7 sr3 10
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

COLORED GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply az 9ol T. Capitol st. d. W,
GALL. mh265t
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 dag until Tuesday. April
Z. 1915.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding Probate Court. Estate
of Herman II. GOetz. Deceased. Administration No
i7os-ApplicatiOn having been made herein for
probate Of the last viii aud testament q said
deceased. and for letters testarnentary on said
estate By Jennie Goetz II Is ordered this 9th day
q March. A. d. 1905. that Marie Goctz. Salina
Goetz. Albert Goetz and Carroll Goetz. and others
concerned. appear IN said court FRIDAY. the
lst day q Nay, A. D. 1905. at 10 O'Clock a. m
20 show cause why such application should rot he
granted let notice hereof be Published in the
Washington Law Repoher and The Washington
Herald once IN each of three successive weeks befogs
the return day herein mentioned, the first pubca-
ton 20 be not less than thirty days before said
return day. ASHLEY ". GOULD, Justice. A true
copy. Attest; (SCaL) JAMES TANNER Register
o. walls. mhZ .RpSl
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MASSAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE7 WE STORE FOR 75C A
Lead UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, uss2O
i2 10Th st NV. Phone Main sZ2s mh9sOt
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS, sc, AT
WESCHLER's. sd Pa ave. NV reasonable rates /;
conveniently located. Phone II. 1872 feas-st
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Mrs. Elizabeth Risley.

Elizabeth Dresher was born
June Is, 1843 in Green township
Hooking county.
She was confirmed in the Luth.
ern Church Sept. 4, 1858, mem
ber under the last continuation
class under the ministry of Rev.
j. j. Sutter.
April 8, 1859, she was married
to John Risley, and to this union
were born four children, three of
whom survive her.
Sometime, either in the year of
1852 or '63, she transferred her
membership to the Logan Presby-
terian Church, under the ministry
of Rev. Hart.
For many years~Mr. Risley was
a sufferer, as result of prison
life during the war, and the wife g
care of her husband was constant t
and loving. With this care and
that of the growing family she
bore heavy burden, but with
christian fortitude and cheer.
June 20, 1887, Mr.. Risley died,
leaving her with three children,
and now that she is gone they
rise up and call her blessed.
Mrs. Risley exemplifisd her chris
tian character in domestic life,
and by her worshipful attendance
upon the ordinances of Gods
house.
She departed this life after a
severe lllness, on the night of July
%, 1908. Aged IS years.
d. r. M,
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vast Importance to every community.
Here are gathered the cream of the
products of the factory, farm, school
and home of every county in the state,
and here assemble the more progress
sive citizens of the commonwealth to
pass Judgment on the exhibits and
gain knowledge by carefully studying
and comparing the displays.
Ohio, foremost state in the Union
recognizing the value Of such Expo.
sitions, has wisely provided most
magnificent grounds and buildings for
it's annual exhibition. The home of
this grand state educational institu-
tion is ideally located about two and
one-half mile northeast of the state
capitol, comprising lis acres of rolling
land, on which have been erected II
colossal exhibition buildings. The
park ground proper, with its adorn-
ments of rare shrubbery, Towering
embellishments, lagoons and shaded
retreats, is unrivalled by any pleasure
resort in the state, and as the visitors
stroll down the broad avenues or
shaded lanes leading to the various
points of interest there is unfolded a
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In one week more we will know
how far Taft wants to be consider
ed as different from Roosevelt. He
made u great play before the con-
vention, when his patron still held
the nomination in leash, to have
it unders TODD that he was satur-
ated with Rooseveltiem. Now he
wants to be elected. The impress
sion fastened upon the popular
mind Is Of Taft as follower, an
appointee, an apologist of all he
ever said before If it tends to de-.
crease the vote, willing to condone
all ofenses in law, or "insular and
military, if the party success lie
endangered. Is Taft to swim out
for himself in his letter? If he
does, what then? If he dare
specify the Roosevelt policies, and
not the borrowed ones, and declare
he favors them, his own party
largely will repudiate him. If he
constructs Wall street platform
of his own, he will be exposed as a
meek slave of the old interests and
willing to abandon his friends.
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Its Exhibition Equipment for Arranging and Presenting the
Most Comprehensive and Instructive Form the Products
Of Industry Unrivaed by Any Similar
Exposition in the World
SEVENTEEN MAMMOTH EXPOSITION BUILDINGS
Extensive In Capacity Elegant Design Ample In Accommodations lis
Park Ground One Of Rare Scenic Beauty, UnequdIed by Any
Pleasure Resort in the State The Coming Exhibition
Gives Promise of Being the Greatest and
Grandest In the States History

With the announcement of the fifty
eighth annual Ohio State Fair and
Industrial Exposition, to be held III
Columbus, August 81, September 1, 2,
8, 4, next, we desire to acquaint our
readers with brief description Of the
grandeur Of the Exposition grounds
and the massiveness of its building
equipment, wherein are housed mag.
nificent exhibits and displays truly de
picting the greatness of the Buckeye
state.
1t Is needless, no doubt, to review
the benefits accruing from this annual
agricultural and industrial exhibition,
as they manifest themselves in our
improved breeding lines, bountiful
harvests and general prosperity of the
state as whole. Today all such ex
hibitions, great or small, are univer
sally recognized as schools of learn
ing of the highest rank. The county
fair is benefactor to every resident
Of the county wherein held, while the
State Fair, broader in it's scope, is of
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Double Crossed.

While many of our Republican
contemporaries are parading the
belief that Judge Taft will not, if
elected, confine himself to carry
ing out the policies of his political
creator, we find the candidate
journeYing to Oyster Bay to sub
nit his letter of acceptance to W.
President. The blue pencil of the
Republican dictator at the White
House will be welded with usual
vigor, of course, and the letter
will have the o. X. of the admin
istration before it is given to the
country. But Taft is veritablv be,
tween the devil and the deep sea.
To the Eastern trusts he would
make believe as the conservative
OF all conservatives, while to the
West he would pose as a radical
However, the great rank and file
of the voters this year will moi
submit of being double crossed.