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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30

1t was observed by the ancient
schools of defamation that the more
diligently they were freauented the
more was the student disqualified for
the world, because he found nothing
there which he should ever meet in
any other place.-Samuel johnson.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30

Certainly the whiskey people are
against democracy this year. Tasy
can't give II free liquor and vote the
ticket forever.
The railroad and liquor men ought
To make IL aand-oyer-fik this year.
being as how they don't have TO con
tribute TO the campaign
Mr.. Bryan has gained seventy
pounds In weight since his nomina-
ton In 1895. which Is the only Dem
ocratic gain OF which we have heard
II the Southern and American To-
bacco Company have any ruthers be-
tween Craig and Kitchin IL must be
the choice of a thoroughbred radical
over a mug-wump and ineffective
one.
Chairman Morris. OF the Illinois
Democratic convention, yesterday
said: THE signs in heaven and
earth pretend Democratic victory"
But then, We can't forget the fact
that hell has gone Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
Special Rates Via Southern Railway

Extremely low rate one-way colon
ist tickets will 60 on sale Feb. 2sth
to April 29lh, inclusive, to California
and the Northwest.
For full information concerning
any of these rates, call on or address
W. Fl. McGlamery, P. & T. A.. Var
borough House. Raleigh. N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30

The Senate has decided that We
ahall have only two new battleships,
instead OF four. as recommended by
the President.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
Notice of Administration.

Having qualified as administrator
of Melvin Hall, late of Wake Coun-
ty, the creditors of his estate are no
tilted to present their claims to me
or to my attorney on or before the
18th day of March, 1909; otherwise
this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
SIDNEY HALL,
Administrator of Melvin Hall.
J. G. L. HARRIS,
Attorney.
Raleigh, N. c., March z, 1908.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
OPINIONS IN A NUTSHELL.

Adtuuldus ID ioOhluS lOi q uC" SCS
of orators, the people having tired Of
the old style of bluff and thunder
Baltimore Sun.
A good many people are for pro-
hibition and good many others
think there Is no use to be for any
thing else-Durham Herald.
Whatever racing may have done
for horses. it doesn't seem to have
improved the breed of certain legis-
lators. Tribune.
Life is a dream" says Count
Tolstoi. And to good many per-
sons 1t is very much Of a nightmare.
Inquirer.
But what will 1t benefit Mr.. Hearst
to find out that he was elected mayor
of New York after the other fellow
has about served out the term?-
Durham Herald.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30

While $50 are not = Rspselicaa.
Ne sometimes think Mr. Crzigs voie
for Mr.. Blaine was the least radical
thtag BE ever did
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNI
TURE.

Furniture sold cheap-the lowest
prices in Raleigh. Don't fail to visit
the Furniture and Stove Exchange.
III, e. Hargett Street.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
H. STEINMETZ


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song hitss "In the Valley in Dear Old
Dixie" In the Golden Summer" Both
for Csc postpaid. Toilette Music
0ub. CO., Dept. M, los Hudson ST,
New York City.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-04-30
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Raleigh, N. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
K H A K I

venture of the longboat, and had taken demure
delight in the pompous old mans absurditieS; but
she became aware that he had ceased to be
either pompous absurd. The situation had, some
how, dgnifed him.
The burden of the talk fell on the three men who
had lived long enough in the islands to know from
experience something of what subtropica hurricanes
meant: Smith, Clifford, and the Chief Justice.
"a How many were drowned on Horse Island here
in the storm of oS? Sir Malcolm asked the manager
Three hundred and twenty, he answered. But
we sha'n't lose any such number this time The
villages all up in the hills now The only
left on the low land is down at the Nose. and they
have high ground right behind them. They
probably all in shelter before There is
why anybody should be drowned"
The other islands won't fare WE'LL said Sir
Malcolm. They haven't the hills to go back to-"
This the tenor of the talk; but soon it dwin-
died to word or two of discussion of the gradient
after some one had reported the latest reading of
the barometer, and presently even this ceased.
We'll be getting to the core of it soon, said
Clifford but the words were inaudibe.
THE sky grew rapidly darker till the last hint of
day was botted out of it but the darkness was
split in dozens of places at once by glarng green
crevasses of lightning. They heard no thunder at
all 1t was absorbed enveloped in the appalling
below of the sea and the yell of the wind That yell
sounded like all nature gone stark mad: one heard
it the hateful laughter the sobs the shrieks, OF
maniac titan.
AS the dreadful creScendo went on, nearly every
in the room showed in way or another
symptoms of distress; Sir Malcolm and young
Rogers the least but they little. AS for the
others. paed. flushed, some grew little
hysterical Valentine apparently suffered the most
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Drawing by Rose O'Neill Wilson
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

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assembled
There a little mornentary embarrassment
when Smith entered the room; but he relieved it in
stantly by walking over to Sir Malcolm and holding
out his hand as if but the riendliest relations
existed between them. His face very grave.
though and his voice and match
to it.
4 am afraid" said he, that we are going to
have a real storm. Don't you agree with me, Sir
Macolm?"
Going to have!" interrupted Beaumont in in
credulous surprise Isn't this it,"
No" said Sir Malcolm, if Mr.. Smith is right,
and reluctantly beginning to believe he is, this
is than the introduction to it.
Christabel had heard from young Rogers the story,
told with discreet omissions of course, of the adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
CHAPTER X. (Continued)

Smith, in profound
depression of mind and spirits,
made his way to Fort House.
Fortune had indeed treated him
badly. The arrival of the Chief
Justice, the accident that had &C
companied his landing, Smith
wondered now how he had found
the heart to laugh at Clifford
account of THE total incapacity
and the present peril of his chief
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His heart was evidently racing furi-
ously; for he lay back in his chair,
open mouthed, painting like dog, and
as though the candles that shone on
it must be Pickering.
Suddenly, in mid career, the yelling
of the wind died to a snarl, a whine.
to silence, or to such seeming silence
as there could be while great twenty
foot seas were smashing themselves
to foam against the rocky salients of
the island.
The first instant of that tremendous
pause was more terrifying than the
tempest at its widest. 1t was like the
paralysis of nightmare, like watching
a great beast with rigid eyes, crouched
for spring No one spoke, no one
stirred from where he or she stood or
sat, until ChristabeTs maid burst out
CRYING and threw herself down on the
sofa. trying to muffle the sobs, which
were otherwise quite beyond control,
in the sofa pillows.
Then Smith broke the spell. He
rose, crossed over to one of the win
dows, opened it, and pushed back the
heavy outside shutters. The sky was
clearing little, and some natural day
light came into the room.
.That's the end of the first half,
he said. THANK God for little
recess!"
Rogers and Clifford opened the rest
of the windows and blew out the cam
dies The air outdoors was dead,
GREATNESS; but it was better than
what they had within. Gradually the
numbness of the first moment passed
away, and like people coming out of
a dream the party began moving
about. Christabel asked a question:
what did Smith mean by calling this
the end of the first half?
"A hurricane is an aerial wheel"
he explained, which turns faster and
faster as you get toward the hub.
But the hub has hole through it,
for axle, YOU know,-and that hole is
a calm spot We're in it now. When
it has passed over, We'll be in the hub
again, and work out to the rim. The
storm will begin again, just where it
left off, and gradually unwind itself.
What comes first will be the worst
of it"
Naturally they wanted to know how
long the recess would last; but no one
could tell. An hour, perhaps, possibly
more, possibly very much less. But
this was clear. that no one, on peril of
his life, should stir out of shelter till
the other half of the storm was passed.
The fury would come, as it had gone,
with no warning whatever.
4, ID o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. n. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys.

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
cf Columbia, holding District Court N re Con
deulnarion Ct land in SQUARE - 70 provide site
for building relieve Franklin and Thomson Pub
lie school District Court No 7s.-Upon con
sderafion q the PETITION q the Commissioners Of
the District q Columbia hled IN the aboveeutitled
cause. and on motion Of counsel for the sid Con-
nissioners, Il is By the court this Tth day of
August a D. 1905. ordersd that the CLERK a the
court issue citatIpn % Elizabeth C. SeyboIdt
othsrE1se known as Elizabeth c. DrAef % appear
N this court on the ID DAY OF SEPTEMBER A
=. is05 az 10 O'Clock a. n 70 answer the said reti-
tion- and 20 show caEse why the uravers thereof
should not be granted. and why the parcels cf
hnd N square - in the City q Washinrron Dis
irlcI ~ Columbia. more particularly tes~-fhed in
the petition Sled herein should n6t De condemned
Ter the purpose of providing site for a building
70 relieve the F-znklIn and Thomson Public schooI
IN the District q Columbia. Il is further ordered
that copy Of sald citation b. served the United
states marshal for the District e ColanFia ur1n
s'l0a orners Il the lard sought 70 Be condemned
herein ana such pers0rs Interested therein IS may
oe found b. the said marshal his deputies Wgflin
me Disrlci q Jolr1bla- and j. j. further ordered
that al perso-s having suy interest In -bese rre-
oeedlnss b. and they are hereby. war1ed and re
CURED 70 appear IT this couT on OF before The
said ID day of September. a. 2. 1875 a. 70
cLoeE a. n. 70 answer the said petition and 70
continue IN attendanc- Until the court shan have
made rs final order ratifsing and c.uf-1inz the
award and rencrt a the commissioners 70 D. an
pointed bT the court 70 apTraisc the vaiue n the
respective interests Il all Tersus interested in The
ln1 and premises mentioned ard draerft-d IN
the aforesaid petition i IS fur-her ordered fhat
COPY q thIs order 5e puh1shCd once IN the Wash
!ngIon Law heD1r1er. and SIX secular DAYS IN the
" washington Evening star. the -IFsshirr-1r p1s-
and The Washington Herald uewsrane-s rr-hIi-he5
IN sad Dls-rct. before the said d dav q ste,h-
A d lsn By the Cour: JOB BARNARD Ius-
Ja Jlee- rue opg-Isst. sal J. R YOUNG
ClerS- b F z CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CIzrk.
aus.I1 llZl3H
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By NANCY BRENT.

Miss RyIand turned from the window
where she stood picking the withered
blossoms from the azalea, and looked az
her patient
You seem restless. Would you ike
me to read to you whiIe?" she asked.
I'd rather have you rub my head
with the bay rum" he said peevishIy.
She took the bottle from the cabinet
and poured some in the palm OF her firm
white hand
That's more Ike living" He gave a
sigh OF relaxation as the soothing. effect
stole over him. Had pretty close call,
didn't I. Miss Ryiand?"
Pneumonia IS always a tiresome bust
ness" she answered unconsciously. try
ing 70 rub his hair into covering the bald
spot on his head. but the doctor SAYS
you may start for Pain Beach to-mor-
row II you have no fever tonight"
BY Jove, I don't know whether
want to 90 OF not-don't seem 10 have
energy enOugh-believe I'd rather stay
here and have you look after ne a while
longer-it's pretty comfortable
she took a cloth and wiped on q drop
Of bay run that was trickIing toward
his ear. and turned his head so SIZE
could rub the other side.
But just tE1s4s44z A.a7- fortunate v-ost are
% be able 10 leave the hospital for such
a lovely rest at Palm Beach she said
cheerfully. I always longed 10 be
rolled around in a chair on the sands
herewith beautiful cIothes-and no
worry over the fact that was eating q
hve-doliar BIZ up during the day and
sleeping away another dve al night
Money doesn't give me everything
he sruDbled- My owning a few MI
lions didn't keep me from having this
beast!y attack How would you Ike 70
90 TO Palm Beach and look after me-"
he asked suddenly. looking intentIy al
the handsome face bending over him.
She gave him a startled glance and the
bay rE1 splashed down his forehead and
ran peTil0usly near his eyes.
You VIII not be sick enough 70 re-
Guire a nurse she said quietly
But ! would Ike 20 have you look
after ne-ycu have a way about vou
That Is -escful-and 1 think il would be
a1e 10 have some one as capable and as
comforting always ~ hand Suppose {
you marry me and go with me2'-
She set The bottle on the table and
looked az him in astGnish-cat I'm {
afraid you stiI have some fever" she 4
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CFrday, :,
CFriday, August :, I9OsJ

sast-Psry W Pickfo-d 70 Ira C. AID Jeuui.
L DAY IL -. square 1915 So
A0cEr -secl1d and Il streets n---Eres--8I 8Iario-
y Hines e. VIZ Aioerr b % William 4
1lraper. I1r- lor g. Sluare s. 81 William A.
ur1Qtr O. E-Esrd ? Morton e. al --us-ess
q Ninetcc--h street Bspcis- Churcl. sarae lad
Pleasant Plzirz-Hsr-y B. wisls1n aud Ha--y yyzrs-
nan % Ge--se C. shoeEaks- Iot 5. sTus-e
ia-2 Eleventh s--ee- u--thuss--Eneu " Morse
e a. 20 judd & Detweiler. Iuc l0t L. square
EcEar1 7 Senl1s ard American se-ri-y and
I-1st C1Ula-r. trustees 70 William !. O-Hc1-
r7- lc- 20 square -155 81
Hoc- & L----s--z-s ADDITION 20 A-ac-s-ia-Tot-
? Ca-r1- e. uL 20 Edvar5 A. and IEa e
Parker -0- T. tlocE 5 ST.
An1r-s--s-L-ta G. Dr-DEoci. e. a. 20 Maurice
: Hsiles. los - and -. So
Fl-lrllei-tl ard d streets ro-rhves--Aur C-c-ier
% Timothy J. Cz=av- LOT Is s-uare IS. 81
A-ey between TEzrry-fo-r-h and Trer-v-ssrh
streets. and ? streets ncrthvss,-Emi-v c
Na- Nl-cz ard John Wells % Aarr- J. Gas
Sins l1is 60 and g. s7usre g. SO
street between El-dth and Ninth s--ss-s s5---s-
east-Edrlr1 J. S-eluerc- and Tlo--as N
0a-e. trustees. % Charles H swan trustee
part c-zSlza- II Il. square % So.
IVe--v--rst and streets northuest-Ben ?. Bad
te-d @ TX % Wl-ot ". Trew lot "a s-ua-s
e. So
sIth ard streets no-thuss--yyilfsz- 2 yThss-lev
e M % Niclzel Hcizheierieiu. parr l5t 81
square Al So
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CHEsAPEAKE { OFIO RAILWAY

Guaranteed. ---- Ao-
1av I. Nc. * o. LIMITED Daiv-Fssf 49,
tl.4ie uali Pullman sllsIers 60 Lezu-to1 i.,-,7s
tlle, O--ellli@-i, lnc-ll.apoi.s. Chicag6 and ~
--l--s- Ng-l- c-lln lcr LsluI1 Hot Sprirgs p1li-
lii cars llllsslile 70 Nashville Aemulls 40 ~
S4-c.4s- Dliillg ears. a d carte service
49, T. NJ +. y. LIMITED Dsffv-S,fi5
4eetlo1le tram Pullman slcepers 10 Cincionsfi
LrAi'zsi~sl- a11 L1uisvlTe- Compartment s7re-7r-
- 10 Hs---a hot Sl-lnss weck DAYS. Dining f1rs
"a carte serFlce- iuillau S-,epers Ciucilnsti ia
-a@ssi a-'- 81 Lorls. aud Louisville 10 Aferluhis
Nas-i-1-ie auG Ncw 0rlears
49, e-l-.s and tlcssts as Ckcsapeake and ohio
49, - Eellsg ltaLll afel1Lz Iz1 z stree -
80 illn claIlQu- Ie.eplolgs. Nam - for
" " MAslnsicl Terminal Cas- Sor.ice and 5iain lss Or
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


No. I57l- II ne luuzy- Charles S--z-5- account
referred % az5itcr
No ztso- sis5y sassy rlzint5- allowed %
re a1d amended and suppiencrrzl tiL A-tc-ze-s.
Fr-d Beall-I. !. HAYDEN
No III Robinson rs- Robinson. rlle 70 snow
eause continued Attorneys L II EiuE-G. C..
Alei-s and A p Fe-ri-r
No Goae- R-imau co al rs Pots e. al sale
ratlnsd Attorneys. J. A. LEahan-Ralzr1u & sd
c1ns- " n Wiiia1s. ard Arthur Peter
No- III Harris & Shzfcr Co vs. Era-s e.
az rile % snow calse c1z-i-lei- A-rrrusvs W.
sc1 * Ba-E=iale and D HzrTis-D. S. Naczzu.
Milton Sr-asuFrgsr tI- L. SGIirau ard Dan Pt-sr
& TayIa--
No. Z1s.a Andrews Simmons decree r-o c1n-
iesso aEa'ns- defeudaut. Leo Siu11o-s- A-.a-ue-s.
J. D sullivan and Z. L. Wilson
Nc Zs3a DAVIS " Uusl0vu Heirs urde- Z
publication A-torrz-. C. : Hi-ye-
No l675 Holhr1-k vs. HClH7cok- --le as 20 ----
tempt Attorneys R. S. T-uitt-Cazrbsu Ca-ri---
ton
No 27L Cave rs Cave rule as % --ntenr.
AttoTneTs. Douglas Baser. Il. Il. Obear. and "
Il Foule-J. S. Eash--Suirh
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Probate Court.
USTIrE RARNAnn

IINIlIE EANNAEU-
Estate cf Edward II 2 Harris crder fr- r--le Il.
show cause Attorney. Z. A. Jones
Estate Of William r M,ddox- or5er admitting
VII 20 probate and letters .cstauc-tzry A-t--rey
C. ! Murphy
In re Jaast II F Reed; order Increasing 5o-d 70
Se.l11 AttQrney c C.. Ca.hou--
Estate q Eiizabe-a Dahlc- order granting le--e-z
Of administration. bond. 500 Attorney. T. Gordon
Estate of John shea petition fer letters q ad-
n'inistr1tiu1- Attorney. ". J. Lambert
Estate cf Dennrs Lotus. VIII dated Ssvteu-ber
g 1906 fled
Estate Of William c. OMera; VIII dated July 81
1875. petition fC- PROBATE and recc7d q VII and
letters testaneu-aT5- Attorney. c s ShreTe.
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REAL EsTATE TRAysFERs.

Liberty street ncrthwest noer Flon5a avenue
Richard Washington &c James H Ells-o--A
and William Yates. lots s and l81 s1uarr
s. street northwest--Aloysius B. Eichharn Ct al
czoe1tes and trustees. 20 joan H Borzsr. Io,
e square eT 800
Granty-W. p. Gochenour g uz 10 F-rr-s-. II
Pierce. part let T. SO
La1icT Heights-Leuis C. Black. surviving exscl-
tor and trustee. TO Duane c Turner. part lot
50. square Es2 Nss51
lS5 Risss piace northEesf-Abbie p EIlss 10 John
7. Knott. lot 10. square Is3. So0
35s Cambridge place rorthEest-H Z F1rland 70
Josie Rson. Let s.. square Ls2. SO
Fourteenth street. between ! and & streets s,uth-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y 81 GLOWING sensible dg1Ees published ouly
as lnto-s--tl1l. aud are not Elararreed
for All1rLas Birmingham. Mobile Neu OrI.,n.
Ashe''-ie- C-attaloosa, 2lenpais els a 2. -
I7y ?. ID. dzlly ---
- l,---oAe' hno1'llle. Chatranoosa. Memphis.
NeE ORLEANS. l3-i5 p 70. daily
Eof So.ll1ol-. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. sarsn-
lah. JaczsonTlle. and E-1rida points. s.Io n n
daily - -
AO-llsl e21s Tor California, tri-weekly 40 D N
s~-cal for HarTisonburg 81 4 n. daiIv- s.15 y =,
"seA Gays; Tor Danvlle. SIS a. n daily And f5r
eAaTlottes'llle 3 Is a. and IS p u saily Fre
Qaent trzlus 10 and from Blueuont
L. : BROWN. General Agent
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rwv
SCHEDULE n EFFFCT aPRTT. n -

SCdEDIl-E N EFFECT APRIL Il IsE
Leave Washington New Ursou Sta-i-7
SD q un--Daiiy-AI points on Norioik and wes,-
eIn; also Anoxrllle. Chattanooca ard 8Ienaphis
y-9 = m-Daliy, RoanoSe. Bristol. Winston
Salem. kn0xville Chastcncora Nasbrins 49,
NeE O.lcaus- lnrcuEh sleeper. Dining cars
tor Nor1oik-Le4se Washington 10 a. u daslv
1'L5 a. r. eaily Except sunday. Arrive Norfoik
i D a. Il Sd p n
50, 80 ? n.-Daily-BeTTyviIle. Luay. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. n and
Il 90 ? n
aTeuGe lBond Building
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS
PERSONAL

a. suDernuOus Hair, Warts. Moles
o'Tt1lldzss oacl1eaGs. ard al facial bIe1.ishe- ~
11a1ently removed b. elsc--uIysis MISS Il r.
4AE"s- Roon g. AstzerUtt Bldg. mo + = n
Mss " } BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
e1a Aa1rlI6saer- a1lpo1Ing. I1aulC7--u- rhi-sr.
ooy. Iacl2l ara scalp treatment Wlrk do,e =
hotels and residence Phone Main ss5 sls g
s. nv. - -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

4 ZINE 8ROoM HOUSE or THE HEIGHTS.
with a T. l.. Convenient 10 two car lines. A nev
Aolse and in d-st-cIass neighb5rhood- Prics s. 60
Win No-S cash AID halazce in two years
A nee Er1uu house with cabinet raanfels two
oa'ns. three oGen Era-e dre1ae1s. heated b. bot
water. aud splendid residence. with a. n s.a3
casa ElA b1y. purchaser " assume Gced of trust
CLARENCE & TUCKER. Room %. Metropoiirar
Bldg .-I-.1
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REMEMBERS ALLEGED WRONG.
Dennis LOTUS DisinheritS Daughters
by His First Wife.

The VIII Of Dennis Lotus. dated Sep
tember p. 1916, was fled for probate yes
terday- The testator's wife. Jane Lotus.
is named as sole beneficiary. and is also
named as executrix, without bond
Nothing IS left 70 the testator's daush-
ters. and in this regard the viii reads:
Ny reason for leaving nothing 20 either
Of my daughters is their unreasonable
and unnatural conduct 10 ne In persuad-
ing their mother. my first wife. 10 leave
ny house and home in this city about
eight years ago in the middle OF winter.
causing me great hardships BY doing
so.s
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No 27s7s Katherine Dix Bolles. infa-.. e al -
IS judith T. Bolles ct al fer partition. Attorney
c. S HulyeT.
No. Z9esl Annie 2 lIalcuey rs Martin =
Nal9ney: fo- maintenance. Attoruey. R \. Doa-
aldson-
Bridges e al; divorce. Attorney, A B. 2ebb
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RAILROADS.
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The Electric Line. -
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AND BALTIMORE

DocDLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
-HE hLsE NAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. T. :. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
h-eeiFic palace cars from Waite House Station
i45in and Il s-A NORThEAsT
FOR EslriuorG--5a So 20 --a so -
s2o. 80 ll1o -0-a II 90 and Il 90 A. n I2ao
noon IL. 80, 10 go 30, 80. So. 40. 80.
? 49, so. go. 80 759. 80 SO. -loa8
80 80 90. 50. 10, 30. ~ So. -IOJ
1e4 q ~ lo-ls-o1l. % $50 950 lo = and u 20
a n. I2-e. lS3. 25. 5-53 81l. $50 10. -. go
and 'll15 J. n daIr
'ind-'stes looal tsalzs All otaes are lizaitea.
si9pEias ealy a. Naval Acsdc11y Junction No walk
ils or bring Of cabs necgss4rr
tA@ One zay- Round trip
20 H--ii l'-e---------------.-- T5c SIS
20 Annapolis and L 5
N2Fz- Academy y------------- &c SIS
- = 81 cars r-u direct 90 White House station
100 ol.cc az li-l and y. !. ave u1r-hWest and
a. AZ e-iie H1l=a station. 18th and Il SIS. NOkTH-
LAST Ieicpllue n 135
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Criminal Court No. =.

1tsAlNE EAhN ARD
Hzbsas C0rTgz Nc ~ IN re- F1o-cuce Eszasra
Leaveyi demurrer slstained and Wit dismissed
pres entered
United States vs. Emily J. Hoiistcr. g-aud lar
ccny- ucle rrcs.. order restoring rrorc-rv
United states Ids F. D-7lrr- Aana Coe-li-k
held for dercrtsfio-- dis-i1l--sd f-o-n c1s-od-
United State vs. Grace Sinclair and Anna Tar-
lo-i Gs-rsiz Louezsn ard Ge--ria White he'd f-r
dcp7.t1-ioIs, discharged fyuu custody
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
District Court.


Nc e7l- N p payment Of damages d1e 70 changes
cf grades Cf streets. order confirming certain az-
pra.sCEeuts 20 property OF North Capitol street
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
BANKRUPTCY Petition

No 5l5. In re Aaacastia Brick Company: involun.
tar Atterneys, L. Z. Loving Tucker & kenyon.
and Penlebakcr C1rus & Jones
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
LLlNNuLrE-

No. 5os3A William 6. Lznham Us. ]. Leo KoIb
damages. $1,000 Attorncy. JOAN Raun
No 9Ss5- Jacob B. Maxwell vs. Charles E
Trib5y; rerlcvin.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE BAENARD
No ASS United States ez rcL Bower vS More
T1lt q raandal-us stayed. Attorneys c L s----e
vant-W. 5 e.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
N0VINa. PACKING & SLIPPING.

COLUNBIA TRANSFER CO. SOW LOCATED
:. - NeW 1ozk ave: large padded vans. s. lead;
..--ze ~-eon- - .oa4 nhH-eodff
tCkNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
Win VIII care: packing and shipping 4 speciaIfy
M hHElG > EXPRESS. ~ q s. nE Phone NAH
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