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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11
Mountain View Items.


A watch meeting was held at Rev.
McGrew's Tuesday evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
were entertained at Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooks Saturday afternoon. A gen.
eral good time and taffy pulling
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Beals and Williams of Iowa
arrived in Caldwell with two cars
consisting of household goods. farm
Ing implements and some stock. The
farmers OF this neighborhood are
moving them out to the homestead.
Zen Morse returned from Missou-
ri last week.
William Brown and Lewis Nor
dyke moved Mrs. Russell Stroud's
household goods to the homestead
and she returned with her mother-in-
law to Oregon ON a visit.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11
Estray Notice,

Taken up by r. e. Glenn and
reported to me as constable of this
precinct. | hereby advertise the same
for sale at his premises on Feb. the
Sd, 1908, at 2 p. m, the following
described stock:
One red bull. about two years old,
branded chicken-track, with an un-
derbit in each ear.
On the above date the stock will
be sold to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, unless claimed by the
owner.
L. CARPENTER.
Constable Notus Precinct.
Dated this 10th day of January,
1908. Jan. 11-Feb. /.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11

A car of emigrant goods shipped
from northern Missouri arrived Sat-
urday. The shipping bill called for
household goods. but on being open
ed 1t was found that among other
household effects there was about
1000 pounds of stove wood OF the
oak and hickory variety. The freight
on the wood was ss5. as 1t comes an
der a different classification from that
of household goods. 1t has been
suggested to the local agent that he
sell the wood by the piece as SOU
venirs and thus get the freight
charges.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11

The name Of Liberty Boys is the name
by which the Sons Of Liberty of the
American Revolution were Familiarity
known. They were the men who fought
the first battles Of the colonists. who
opposed the stamp act and participated
in the Boston tea party. A flag hoisted
upon the Flagstaff that stood beside
Liberty tree. in Hanover square. Bos
ton, was the signal at which they ~
sembled.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11

story window, the wife and two chill
dren making the leap to safety in
this manner
The building was entirely destroy
ed with a loss of 81 500 and Insurance
of $500. A little furniture was saw
Cd by neighbors who arrived at the
fire before the building was entirely
consumed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11

County Clerk o. v. Bailey states
that the hard times don't seem to
have affected his ONCE. and gives the
following list of the fees received
during the last quarter of 1907:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11
COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION

The stockholders of the Canyon
County Fair Association held their
regular annual meeting last night In
the Commercial Club rooms for the
purpose of electing IL directors
President Andrews called the meet
Ing to order and Secretary Gowen
called the roll and read the minutes
OF the previous meeting. The Sec
rotary read his report, which was as
follows:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11
INTERESTING

Boise Prices Current in 1865.
(From Statesman Files.)
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
lTuesday. alay 3, 1e0s0

Peters SIill seat-Fountain Peyton ct ux. to Emma
]. Washington. part $40
24l Eighth street northeast-MaTy N0yes to John w.
Frizzsl. lot 3D. square 9l7. SO
l3zs aud 1850 Fouranda-hsf street southwest and
X street northwest. between Second and Third
streets-Michael j. Colbert and James F. Shea.
trustees, to Mary A. H0rrigan. guardian Of David
and Thomas Horrigan. r., lots y and IS.
square SIC, and lot 81 and part original lot s..
square 5S, S26l5
Delaware Avenue southwest, between d and E
sireets-H Henry d. GeTlon trustees, 20 Nathan
Sickle south half Of lot ID. SQUARE 65s. Sil8
Tskoma PARK and Giiberts Addition 70 fakoma
Park-Robert H. McMuriy et al. executor and
trustee, te Agnes f, Marfield lots and Il
block g. Addition to Takoma Park lots and
II 10 49, block 5. and lots II TO Is, block Is
Takoma Park
Meridian Hin-sarah E. Cofan. et vir Henry W.
20 John r. Henderson, part lot s block 10, 80
Whitecroft-Rchafd N. Thomas ct TX 10 Christians
4. Mountcastle lots 4 and 5. block T. $40
Narth Capitol and n streets northeast the Mont
gomeTyl William F. Pickford et ak. to Clarence
PetJi, lot 3 and part original lot Il, square
673. SO.
Eleventh street northwest. between Vermont avenue
and T streets-W. Wallace Chisweh e. ux. to
Ada BaumgaTten. part lot I. square north Of
square 33i, $40
a Feuton street Florence B, solger et al.
executfix. 10 Joserhine h. Thompson. LOT S9
square Ga $40
l70s and Illl seaton street northWest-F1orence b.
Solgcr e al. executives. 20 Blanche & Anderson.
lots Is and ST. square 80 SO
No 81 Fenton street nCrtheasi-florence b. SoigeI
et al execUtriees. 20 Josephine K. Thompson.
lot 81 square Ga. Sl0
No lT06 Seaton street northwest and il2 and 3lzo
Thirteenth street n0rthECst-FloTcncc B. S0lgeT
ct al executriees, 20 Florence B. solger, lot s.
square 80 and lot X5. square l1A. $40
No i7Is Seaton street norihwCst-Same 20 Josephine
X. Thompson lot t. square 80, SO
,l-rftfv 81 ~ ATfhrr 4 HsFDeF
trustee 20 National SarinG and Trust Company,
lot g. square 5li. s6s5.
Cleveland place northwest. between street and
Florida ayeiHe-Daniel- II. Riggs e uS. % T.
josephine Dent. lot lii square III. SO
Cleveland place northwest, between " street snd
Florida avenue-Sams 10 Elizabeth r. Mari, lot
llS square 2l so
University PaTk-Thomas Bones and 5. Percy
Thompson. trustees, 10 Harry n. Ellis, lots 9
10 49, block IS. $40. Harry VI. Ellis 20 Harry
Warlman aud Thomas Bones, same land. SO,
Metropolis Yiew-Rosauna ". Clars to George L.
stsrkey part Tot l3 500
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
Cwednesday, May Q, 10Os1

HornsT's Addition 70 Congress Heights-Ralph p.
Barnard and Guy r. Johnson. trustees. 10 FTfd
eTlck ". Hennings lot l6. block 3. SO.
Alley between L snd NJ aud Thirteenth snd -Four
tenth streets northwest William c. D0Wney ct
ux. 70 S0lway-A AMMAN Company, part original loi
H. square e47, 5000
Deanwood Heights-Jahn ". Gregory e ux 10 Ed
ward b TAYLOR. lot Il, block s. SIC.
South Capitol street between \ aud streetz-Bsn-
iamiP Kidd to Kate t. Hammer. part original
lot r. all lots ., 80, and part lot >. SO
Third and X streets southwest-Ge0rge E Fleming
surviving trustee 20 William GeTstley lots g
and s. square 592 3O
0l5 Fifteenth street northWest-PeTcy Fetzger 10 G.
Z. Godfrey, sublot c, square 2l6, SO.
liIs A street southeast-Robert ". Day 70 Robert
and SaTarah G. C0untee. part original LOT l.
square 1888 $40
Anacostia-Curry f. Thrift ct ux. to james W. and
MsB X. Ryer. lot H4. So
South Carolina southeast, between Third and
Fourth streets-George c. PumphTey and George
\. Palmer and wives 10 George ". Parsons. lot
g. square 7s4 So
Second and streets southwest-John NJ Conroy to
Denis Z. COnroy, original lot 3. squsre 599 SO.
n street southeast, between South Capitol and Half
Etreets-H0ward r. Norton ct u1. to Henry
Rsum, lot 3. square 20. SO Same to Charles
Raum lot 49, square zoo $40.
5li Tweniy-frst street uorthWest-Dauiel J. Buckley
ct a. 10 William + and May A OBnen
north part original lot q. square ST. SO
Whiteh avenue. st. Philip and Jacob-Jacob r
Clark. trustee, to Bridget 0Neil, lots ls and o.
block ? SO
Lanier Heights-Msry f. Mann to James W XIur-
ply, lot 49, SO.
Manor Park-William N. Terrell. trustee, to An
drew Rishel. lots 81, %. and 50, square 32s7 $40
Twgnty-fourth street uorthwest-Catharine c. Nc
AT0y to Robert Cook, part original lot 81 square
a. No
street northwest. between North Capitol and
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
tFrIday, May 5, 1905,

BurTilIe-Joserb Davenport to Il. H. Mcneil lot
4 square 539. sic Same 10 same. lot ;. square
sos SO
Alley between Tventy-third and Tzenty-fourth.
and streets uoTthwest-Edwafd B. s0irener
. c. May. Herbert r. and J Losiis Cerirener
Parts q lots and s. square 90 500
hEes place northeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth stTeets-HsHiet g Robinsoa ct yir
William A 70 Kennedy & Davis Co. lot S.
square 1886 SIC.
No. 1858 Seventh street norihwest-Joserh A Roth
administrators. 20 William Schwiug part original
LOT g. square 40. S6,90o
No. l7& Nineteenth street northwest-Francis e.
Baker et a. 70 Patrick T INLAND, lot ia. square
I3. s.. 10
Nos ISIS and 1917 Fourteenth street northwest-h.d
ward l. BTies to Bessie D. Bricc. lots Il and 7s
suppost-John R. Casper ct Tx. to George W Me
pold. parts SO
Ne, lll2 street noTtheast-WhArton z Lester and
Michael ]. Colbert. trustees 10 Thomas L. Car
lin, lot g square north Of square $50 s. 700
No. 1921 Thirteenth street soutbeast-Goldie T.
Wright TO George NJ slye, lot l5. square l0Z3
Rieudshil,-AlexaDder J. ST. John ct u1. to Lulu
a. Friednchs. lot Q SO. IlIu A. Friedrichs 20
Man St. John. lot 2. SO
No. 1876 Twenty-eighth street northwest-Dauiel ".
o. Donoghue and joseph R. Fagle trustees 10
Charles H Parker, parts lots IL and lis square
1910. Sl10
Meridian Hill-Nichael J. keare 10 Frederick Up
peTmsn. LOT s. block e. SO
Mount Pleasant Warwick Evans et ux. 10 William
3. Wheatley, lots 216 10 rs So William B.
Wheatley 70 John F. and Lottie NJ Richter. LOT
26 So
No 26S Florida avenue northwest-Johu T. Neanv
et ux 10 Margaret Davis, lot &C. square 65 SO
No 1911 Sunderland place n0rthWest-IOhn l. war
ren ct ux. to Clarence v. Co,liere. lot z.
square ll5 SO Clarence ". Colliere 70 Glare
6. Addison. lot p square rs. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
(Monday, aIaE 4, 10Osl

No. sl2 7 street northWest-8isry Best TO w. 5. IT,
win lot 23e square 2s2 so.
Columbia Aeghts-Mary G. Held TO Katherine G..
Irwin, lot Us. hleek p. SO
No HB EleFenth street northwest-klchard 3.
Wolfe ct ux. to- Clara r. Riedel, lot 2, square
sl2, SIC
F street northwest. between Second and Third
streets The Pierp5ntl Charles Z. Barnes to
Alice V. Waggsman, lot 90 square 565. SO
Long Aesdows-Joln d. Iarner, surviving trustee TO
isnther Fuller lot 75 block 3 SD
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piaius-charics w
Ssag ct x. to Emma z Harvey. lot 40, SO
street southeast between Thirteenth and -Four.
tenth streets William c. PTentiss and Edward
n. Richards, trustees, to John r. Laruer. lots
IS, &C. and 81. square 1857 xisi$
No. Il3 street soathWestC bares Neitzel ct ux 10
James F. and William Koran. lot H. square 1885,
Meridian Hill Barton Miller surviving trustee,
to Alice ~ Peck part lot H. block ;, s. 800.
IsneTROod-aT0iln Gabriel ct 10 Hannah H.
Paftsn, lot q. bleck 2, SO
Fifteenth street northeast between and Il streets
-Ciara A. Riedel to Richard s. Wolfe. lots 81
and 49, sriIare lO8l. sl6
Nos. Ss6 and Ss Mclean avenue southwest-Giibet
A. Clark e ux. to George T. Hutchison. lots
28 and 27, square 5ie, SO
Moore & BarbonF's second Addition-AiexaHnef
scilaper ct TX. ct al to Isaac d. Boyce lot S'
bleck s. SIC
street northwest. between Thirtyarst and Thirty
second streets-The Edes Home TO Joseph II.
Lee. lot g. square Ilse, Sl,h50
\ street southwest between Third and -Four sId-a'
half-streets-Floyd L. Davis 20 Harry T. Weeks,
part lot 50, square a5. SO
University Park-william II Walker et ux- to An
drew Stewart. lot q. block IS, Sl00
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Baruaby New Seat and vale-J. Cleveland Demarest
20 Louis T. Shoemaker. % secure Wilton J.
Lambert and Conrad H. Syne. trustees So
Z6i9 months !. ?, and years. Der cent.
sgmi-annually. part
University Psrk-Hsrry Warlman and Thomas
Bones 20 the National Savings and Trust Com
pany, % secure William J. Fentress SIS coo 3
years Per cent. semianmally lot g. block a
same to same, same debt lot 81 block a.
Square 4sl-Elisha T. TAYLOR Of fx 10 Kyflls,,
Fletcher and Edward T. Kaiser. 10 secure
Sarah j. Watson 5000 year. s per cent.
semiannualy, part original lot .
Noodrdge-Glhert l. Osborn It ux 10 James f.
Hood and firman r. Honer. to secure William
b. boggs. $3.50. years. per cent. semi
annually. lot l9. block l5
Square l269-The Calvary Methodist Episcoral
Church South % Board Of Church Extension Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South 10 So
cure Board q Church Extension q NJ T. Church
South, $50, parts lots 20 and 80
Square S57-Joscph Z. O'Nein et ux to Henry
Bergmaun and George N. Emmericl. 10 secure
Metropolis Building Association. No g. S.iO0
lot p
Square 752-Blasius Behre ct TX to Judson T. Gun
and JUdson T. Gull. j.. 10 secure William Au,
Iao 5 years. per cent, semi-annualy. part
original lot 20
lHSleside-Reginald Il. Higgins ct ux TO Clarence B.
Rheem and George W. f. Swartzell 10 secure
Luther a. s'gartze1 500. 81 months per cent
senli-anuually, lot IS. block 3 same TO George
W +. SWartzen and Alexander r. Hensey, 10 Sc
cure Luther \. SWartzen sll9350 10 81
months, without interest lot 78 block
Chichester-AiargaTet F. Aiadigan 70 julius w Tol
son and John williamson. 20 secure Mary A T.
lane. 500. snd years. 6 per cent. serni-annu-
ally, lot 3. block J. lots and Is block ?, and
lot 8 block g.
Square tsl-Charles H. Nussbaum 90 William II
Saunders and Wilmot W. Trew, 20 secure Clara
L. LCadingham. $50. payable February : 1910 5
TeT CENT. quarterly. part original l0t }.
Mount Pleasant~Susan 4 Strattan e. vir Rudolph
r., 10 Frank ]. Diegd0nne aud james Bery. TO
secure Perpetual Building Association lot 10.
square 2& Same to Albert F. Fox and VIII
IAN +. Edmonston. 10 secure Richard H. Bailey
$50 / to p months. per cent semi-annuaIly.
lot TO- square 1896
Square west Of square s23-Philip Schwartz 10 II
Bradley Davidson and Ernest L. Schmidt. to SC
cure Harry NJ Packard $500, 8 years, peI
cent semi-annually lots Is and le.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
saturday. Nay .. tans1

Charles l. Luce to Robert E. Burks lot 2i5. square
Florence D. McAulGe ct ux to Minnie E. Seed,
Let 6 square egg, SO
Barnaby NCv Seat and Vale-J Cleveland Dsrna-
rest to ;he Blue Ridge Realty Company. psrf
SO
West Eckington-Andrew W Lukei et ux. TO Mar
garet A. Carbeuy. lot S. block 4. SO
ls Fourth street soHtheast-Ludwig Ilndenkob et ux
to John A Lindenkobl part original lot l.
Il Fourth street soatheast-John A. Lindenkohl
ct al to Ludwig Ldndenkohl, parts original lots
and l6 square 7s7. SO
$50 street southeast-Sams TO Alice LindenkobI
part original lot J. square 7S. SO
Is Maryland avenue n0rtheast-John Ljndeukohl
ct al 70 Dora Bond. lot 4 sluare 81. and parrs
lots L and Is. square ~ SO
Dea1wOod Heights-JolIn W CirCgoFy ct ak 70 VIII
lam l. Cook, lots Is and 2. square Is. So
Georsetewn-HaTry S Thompson to John A swim.
deils. lot 90 and part LOT g, So
NJ street northwest between Fifth and Sixth streets
sarah j. Watson 10 Elisha p Tavlor ,art
original LOT 2 square 4si. So
American University Park-Mrs s. II. Weton 70
trustees cf Froy Conference Academy, lot :,
julia A. Jaeohs ct vir Joseph E.. 10 Ada T, Jacobs
lot l6S, square SOL 500
Nooarldse-Leuis Il. simpkins ct AK to William L.
GTliis. east half Ct original lot 4 block !. SO
Aoal'ioa 70 BTookisnd-ATChihald NJ MeLachlen
ei ux to Pinehurst Park Company. part lot /
block a. %
IWining City-Kathrina c. Braumsn ei VIZ John tn
Ruth g NahoneY, west half Of lot T. block 4
so Ruth c. Mahoney ct viz John L IN Katb-
sic - '''-N
Louisiana avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Ninth and " streets northwest and " street
between Sixth and Seventh streets-John g.
Moore et al to Ears a. Moore parts original
let ., square Sl. and parts Of square 3sl parts
cT1gnal lots and 9. square s0l a8d Yart crig-
iral lot Il. square 40 SO
dfldge-Niiliam B. Pegs et ux. 10 Gilbert l.
Os5oIn ard zella ". Osborn lot I9 blcck l5 S
William G, Burgess ct al to Joseph r. ONein lot
.. square es7 SO
irgieside-Lutbcr A. Swartzell to Reginald H Zig
gins lot e. block s. Sieo
Street northwest between Fifth and Sixth streets
Louis Kettler ct ux. 70 Elise Kettler part of
east half Of lot !, square 49, SO
NJ ard Banks streets uo-thWest-Lo1iss F. Erwin To
Limas Roulhae. part square IDS S.s0
Chichester-Afary A. T. Lane TO Margaret T. Afadi-
gan. lot 5. block l. lets Q aad Is. block p and
lot s. block 8 SO
PetwGth-William jenkins ct al TO Clara l. Lead
ingham, lot A. block 26 SO
Sixth street northwest, between + and y streets
Clara l. Leadngham 70 Charles H. Nussbaum
part original lot ;. square 4si. SO.
J. Hal Lewis e. TX 70 T. Russell HungeEfoTd lot
lis square e2s SO
Waiter c. Baldesston and Edgar B. Sheriff.. tr1ls-
tees, to Philip Schwartz. lots Is and Is square
west q square 6ss, SO
Herman E. Gasch and Otto Luebkert trustees. 10
Charles R. Luce. lots 2i6 aud 2i7. square ss2
S.o0.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
lThursday. Mar z. 1905

No. ZSt II street northwest-William + Ogle and
JOAN NJ. MOehrlEg ir.. trustees to Edward T.
Deugheriy, part original lot s. square a. 81 500
University heights-Nary E johnson TO Charles A.
Muddima1, lot g, block Z, s.
Addition 70 lie Droif Park and Dobbins Addition
TO Wsshington-Abner Greenleaf TO Andrew r.
and Emma L. Gill, lot 60, $40
Columbia Heights-Msry A. Maeheu et sir, William
H. to John II. Nolan. lot - block IS. SO
Lincoin-LOuis A Alexander ct ux. 10 John Bell
lots 5. s. aud :. block Q SO.
Seventh street northwest, between and Z streets
Abraham u. Primes 70 Hattie Harris undivided
Onehalf interest in part lot .. square 43l, So
Padsworth- Thomas Bones and S. Percy Thompson.
trustees to komaine a. Aiahan. lot 10. square
Cbiehester-Mary > T. Lane to Gordon b. Darling.
lot TO- block T. So
Tenth street southeast between X and L streets
Miehael J. Colbert and James F, Shea. trustees.
TO Catherins Maioney part original lots 1 and
), square south Of square g5. Si25
Whitney Close Theodore Dammeyer ct ux to Wal
ter ). Pratt. j., part lot II. block s. So Walter
5 Pratt r.. 70 Theodore and Lena c. Dana
meyer. part lot Il. block s. SIG
Mount Pleasant-Sdney w. Flag 10 Frank T. and
George G. Altemus. part lot l. SO
Q street northwest between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets-frank B. Farnsworth 10 Florsna J.
FarnsWorth, lots 50 and %, and part lot IS.
square ls3 SO
Nos SIS and go -Four -snd-a-haH street southwest
].
and john Finn, trustees. lots 50 and g. square
81. $3.50
No. 1881 . street nOrthwest-Harold North ct al to
Simon Bei0G, let n. sl0are 20 SO
Azadia-lScuis p. Shoemaker trustee 10 Bertie r.
CTasiord. part. ST.
street northeast between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets-RaJmcnd A. Fegan 20 Frederick
W Bergman, lot Is. square l05l so
sls aud 30 Eleventh street s0utheast-Wfniam z
Miller ct qT 70 Flora z, Campbell lot r.
square south Of square go So same 70 Inez
N. Fitzhugh. lot il, square south Of square
go $40.
flrst and y streets southwest William B. Harrison
et w 20 John H. Avenn part original lot 10
square 59s SO.
c street southeast between Eighth and Ninth
stTeets-Charles Ii. Swan. executor. 10 Florence
D. NeAuiiae, part original lot T. square a23
lls Seventh street northeast-Lucy Z. Barker to
Nellie Nenable. lot 3 square sa6 SO
Tenth and streets northeast-F1o-rDce n Nc.
Allite TO Charlie Z. Thatcher. lot 6, square
Dobhns Addition 70 WssbiBgton-Thomas Banes
aud 5. Percy Thompson. trustees. TO Oliver c.
ana Maud VI. Terry. lot III, square IT, SO
Pleasant Piains-LeWis Z. Breminger ct ilv 20
MaTy T. Donahue. lot l5 square 535. SO
Twelfth street northwest. between Massachusetts
avenue and NJ stTeet-Pauline Heitmuller 70
NestFy q The Parish Of the Ascension. Diocese
Il Washington, lot g. square SIS $40. John H.
Nolan e uN. 60 same. lot 7. square SIS SO
1907 Seventh street norhusst-B Francis saul and
Patrick Smth. trustees. 10 John Kennedy. lot
., square tf7, As5o.
BT00kland-CaTole Wckes 10 John F. Bipr7nan
lot y. square 39D $50
Sauis Addition % Washugton-B Francis saul et
al to Ralph L. Horton. lot 2 square Z09. 81 .so0.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
CHICKEN BONE IN HER FINGER
Rare Surgical Operation Performed
I'm Kansas City.

A surgical operation which has attract
ed considerable attention was performed
upon the six-year-old aI.1hter of Daniel
c. McGovern, Of Kansas City, when
piece of decsyed bone was taken from
the girls index finger on her right hand
and piece of bone from a live chickens
wing was substituted. apparently success
fully.
The finger was injured some weeks ago
by the little girls younger sister tabbing
a fork into Il by accident Blood poison
ing sat in. and finally the bone of the fin
ger became diseased. It was finally de-
cided that amputation was necessary,
but as a last resort the surgeon decided
on trying the effect of substituting a
piece of chicken hone.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

First streets-Nicholas DFummon TO Julia B
Winter. lot I, square GO, $40,
ls26 street nogthwest-Aiary 5. French to Harry
W. Cornell lot "a square 25 So
ChichesteT- Richard NJ. Parker and Julius W. Toll
son. trustees, to Mary a. 7. Lane, lots and z.
block l. lots and l5 block 2 lot ), block s,
lots and 10, bock 4 a2l5
Pleasant Plains-Lewis E. BTeuniuger ct ux to
George w. and Annie Z Griffith. lot ls, square
2sSs SO.
Fourth street southeast, between C and = streets
Anna Z, Larigey to Claud Livingston part
original lot H. square T9z, so. Gland Livingston
ct ux TO HebeT l. Thornton. same land. $40
Twenty sixth street northwest, between Il and I
streets-Heber L, Thornton TO Claud Livingston
lot q, square Il, SO
ineieside-Luther A. SNsrtzell to Robert W. Dat
ton, lot g. block a. Sl00
street southwest. between Second and Third
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10

French, in which tongue they carried on
an animated conversation as they did the
shining. Their victim soon Joined in the
conversation and showed himself to be
such master Of their native tongue that
he elected the exclamation:
But monsieur must have been a long
time in France; ne speaks such excellent
Frenchr
Il was here for FIVE years" was the
ready response, while ! was studying at
the Eeole des Beaux Arts"
All. so monsieur is an architect? Did
he, perhaps, ever hear Of the great Pas
quale?"
Yes. replied Mr.. Corbett: II knew
Pasquale- He was my patron In the ate
ler In which I studied
oh" there was an audible expression
OF surprise and wonder. If Monsieur
studied with the great Pasquale he must
be a great architect, for Pasquale is
a great man. a great architect. He built
the Hotel de Vile in Dijon, where we
came from It is a wonderful building
a wonderful building Yes, If monsieur
studied with Pasquale we take our hats
of to monsieur, for he must be a great
architect"
Mr.. Corbett INDUCED in some pleasant
baGinage with his famouse uncle, Harvey
Wiley, the chemist of the department, and
incidentally the superintendent of the fs-
nous poison squad OF that institution,
who was also a guest of the club, and
after a spicy little game Of words. the
architect scored by stumping his Uncle
to even name five famous architects The
uncle took the challenge and glibly said:
Solomon, Pericles'-but here memory
seemed TO fail him, and he hesitated some
time, then. as II an inspiration had seiz-
ed him. he added smilingly. "and Harvey
Wiley CoTbett." Mr., Corbett, by the way,
was awarded the medal Of the American
Institute Of Architects the past year for
his design OF the Maryland Institute. in
Baltimore, which Is one of the very hand
soonest structures that has been erected
in that old new city since the fire.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
THE FORCE OF HABIT.
How a Scranton Lawyer Lost His
Sweetheart.

A Scranton lawyer lost his sweetheart
in an odd way. He appeared al the
church 10 marry her but when hidden TO
step to the altar, from sheer force Of
habit protested that he was not ready TO
proceed. and demanded delay.
The bride, in a great rage, chucked him.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
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