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They Take the Kinks Out

II have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
OF stomach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction" says n. III. Brown,
of PIttstield, VT. Guaranteed salts
factory at j. II. Mackey q Co. and
Funderburk Pharmacy 25c. w
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-30
Bridges to Let.

Doby's bridge on Big Sugar creek
will be let by the County Supervisors
of Lancaster and York counties, oct.
End, at ii o'clock a. m
l Will let on the same day at p. m,
the contract to build bridge over Six
Mile creek. known as ASHLEY" bridge.
Usual rights are reserved.
l.. j. PERRY, Co. Supervisor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-30
Teachers Examination.

The next regular teachers Examina-
ton will be held at Lancaster Court
House, beginning AT 9 o'clock a. m.
Friday Oct 10th, 1908.
w. NJ. MOORE,
lO3-5-s co. SUPT ED.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-30
Union to Vote on DiSpensa-

Union special in the Columbi
State: Late today County Su-
pervisor Betenbsugh, acting on
petition presented to him some
time ago, ordered an election TO
be held in this county on the
question of dispensary or no
dispensary on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-09-30
OUR COLUMBIA LETTER.
The Schools and Colleges of
the Capital City Crowded
thisSession--Many Amuse-
ments for Columbians.-.
Lancaster County Urged
to Have Exhibit at State
F'air--Other Matters of In
tereSt.

written for The News by Lancaster
Boy)
Eau Claire Hyatt Park) Co
lumbia Sept. 26 After biref
respite Lancaster Boy" is az ain
sending few dots from the cap.
ital city.
Since our last letter the second
primary is over and now people
are waiting for the general cleo
ton when the big guns will te
shot off Then it will be "Bill"
Bryan or "Bill" Taft. Which? ?
Why, Bryan, of course, if Taft is
beaten. Then here's hoping
that the Nebraskan will be sit :"
The schools and colleges in
Columbia have opened. The
college boys and girls are live.
ming up things in the old capital
Yes, we wish that some of Ian
caster's merry bachelors were
here to see the pretty college
girls, and then the other sets
could be dee-lighted too if they
we're here. They would make
Bill Jones, Eugene Elliott and
every0 set OF young bachelors
and widowers "sit up and take
notice.. Come to the State fair
and see.
Prof. S. M. Busby's scneol
opened at Shandon on the 21st.
Prot. Busby has a fine school
and both teachers and pupils are
doing good work. A new
building will be erected for this
school, which is much needed be-
cause OF the crowded space and
large enrolment.
The Hyatt Park High School
opened on the 18th, week ear
lier than the other schools Profs.
Banks and Cook are much pleas
ed with the outlook. This school
too is overcro wded and new desks
had to be ordered. A high
school department will be added
soon, as it was voted on this
week.
The city schools can hardly
accommodate all of the children
who applied and "more rooms
is asked for.
The colleges opened under
bright prospects. About 1000
students, over 800 in each of the
tn, Sc colleges. The scribe has
not seen all of the Lancaster dele
xSation yet, but they are here.
The "Capital city" has been
quite lively this week. Last Mon.
day Gentry Brothers Dog and
Pony Show was here. They
gave fine exhibitions, it is said,
as they always do. Those who
attended were taught several
lessons by the clever "stunts"
of the dumb beasts. Then the
bill at the Columbia Theatre
was exceptionally good. Among
the attractions were AL q. Fields
Hinstrels, "The Lion and the
Mousse, a strong play, negro
show for negroes only Except
the ushers and those connected
with the Theatre), Bert Hud-
son and "Chicago" Sandow in a
wrestling match, and the week
closed with a great hit, Norman
Hackett in "Classma'es."
Then the three moving pic
lure and vaudeville theatres had
excellent bills These are "The
Little Grand, "The Lyric":.and
"Fairyland". AT the Little
Grand" was a man called the
"Human Fish" whoiwas said:to
eat, drink AID smoke under water.
AS an advertisement for him.
self he did the "high dive stunt"
L
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. ln9 G ST. NV; RENO
yated throughout; excellent Office rooms. with best
Of Janltor service; no extras fe2Od
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

First street northwest. near Bates street-Frsnc.s
Z. Smith and Charles d. volland and wives to
james Il. Armstrong. lot I7a. square So SO
Addition % Le Dr0it PaFk-Canie l. BlOd q
William J. Bet and Harry c. Essex. lot u,
block Il. SO
No 1914 street northresi-Eliza Gardner 70
William II, Prey. lot III. SQUARE iss. SO.
Ihirteenth street northeast. between and streets
-isadore Saks and John B. Wight trustees. 10
Ida Geier. lot io2. square l02S Sc
Nc. 22l0 street uorthwesf-James n Ford e TX,
20 Milton + Ford, l0t J. square s. SO
4 street southeast between Thirteenth and t1lr-
tenth streets-Aisry z. Boland 10 W Lee Helms
let 10, square 1895 sc. W Lee Helms 20
Mary Z. and Fred W. Boland. Iot ~. square
1905 SO.
street northwest between Fourth and Fifth
streGts-aIichael A Lynch % ux and Elizabeth
Y. Fentnn et Tir. Matthew D.. to Mary L
Schulz. part original lot 3. square ST. SO.
Alley between Y and r. Nineteenfh and Twentieth
streets-EIbertine ard Geosgians Robinson 70
Miriam y. Throp2. part let =. square III. So
Pleasant Plains-Sue C. Cochran 70 Frances 5. Suy-
der. lot 80. block T. SO.
I street northwest between Fourteenth and FL
1eenth streets-AIIan L. AcDem0tt et ux %
Potomac Electric Power Company. lots is 10 81.
square %. SO
SIS street southeast-Lucy F. sslzie to John D.
Leeman. lot a. square SIS SO
L street northwest. between Eirst street and New
Jersey aTelue-Ethel u MuiiSs e. rir- Joseph
Fl, 10 Lille z Woodyssd, part original los 2,
square 559 SO.
Mount PIsasaut-FIora NJ. Schmidt e vir Ernest
l., 20 Theresa y. Foley. lot 80. SO.
Merton place northeast between Sixth and Ser nth
Streets-E- Gertrude Hoffman % E1gens =
Smith east half q lot 70 and west half Of lot
70 square So SO
IsZ7 Connecticut avenue northxest-W. Thompson
Burch 70 sally II. Burch lot "A. square IL. SO.
lib De sales street northvest-Mary H. Haut5en-
r0edcr et rr. Charles % Charles 2 Stewart. lot
l5 square ls2. SO.
Meridian Hal-Natioral Savings and Trgst Con-
peuy. trustee. 20 American Security aud Trust
! Company. lot %. block :. sasle.79.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26


Estate Of Adelia Williams order granting letters
of administration; bond. $50 Attorney, J. J.
Glover
Estate Of George F. Hickey, order admitting VII
10 probate and record and letters testanentary
In Re katherine H. Godfev: order appointing
guardian; bond $50 Attorneys. Archer 4 Smith.
Estate of Mariana Van Why; order admitting
viii 20 probate and record and letters teSamentary
bond 81 0oo Attorney ". q. BalderOn-
Estate q Henry b. Sanders; order appointing
guardian ad hiem Attorney, J. 3. Larner-
Estate of Thomas Coakley; order authorizing sale
Of notes Attcrney. ]. J. BrnSnan-
EstatO Of Mary W h Weaver. order admitting
viii TO probate ard recoTd and letters esamcntar1;
bond 500 Attorney. r. II. Ycitch-
Estate Il Owen Woods; c-der overriding e1oep-
tons
Estate Of Richard Young; order authorizing sale
Of stocks. Attorney W. A. McKeuney-
Estate Of William p. Robinson. order authorizing
erasure q stocks from inventor Attorney. W. A.
Mchenuey.
Estate Of Frank H. spasue; win dated March 5,
1924
Estate Ct Ferdinand Won Rosen; VIII dated March
Estate of Robert T. Pyren; win dated August
Estate q Ida s. Bailey; vii dated August -
lssi fled
Estate Of John T. Head: petition for probate and
record Of VIII and letters testamentary. Attorney
II. X. Webb.
Estate Of Patrick Redington: petition for probat,
and record aud letters e administration c I a
Attorney, p. r. Hilliard.
Estate Of Frederiek Hohnaans; petition for lea7r
Estate Of AHee +. Smith; exsmrlised COY o
viii
Estate Of Hattie n Greenfield: petition for pro
bate and record Ct VIII and letters Of adminiStrs
{ ton c L a Attorney T. L. Jefords.
Estate Of Charity Broadns: petition for letter.
Of administration. Attorney, K. r. Homer.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
ALEXANDRIA.
AbLAANDhA-As
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
HENRY X. FIELD & CO.,
SASH. DOORS. FRAMES.
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH EDIFICE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR
ISH PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL), AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND ID
STREETS SOUTHWEST. ALSO THE FORNI-
TURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND THE
ORGAN NOW IN SAID CHURCH
Whereas default having been made IN the pay
ment Of interest the debt secured by a certain
deed Of trust. bearing date Aprl g. lNe. and re-
corded among the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia April l9, 1900 in Liber 2i77. folio 252
ct Sec. and az the written direction Of the holder
and owner Of the notes secured by said deed Of
tust, the undersigned. the trustee named Ia said
deed Of trust viii offer FOR sale. under The pro-
visions thereof. at public auction. In front Of the
premises az O'Clock p. m. On MONDAY. the ID
day Of March A. ID. 1905 the following described
land and premises. with the Improvements, ease
ments, rights. ways. and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. situate and lying in the District o. Co
lumba: All Of originn lots Numbered nineteen
Qel twenty l2O). and twentyone t2l), in square
numbered four hundred and eleven l4ll).
Also the furniture of every description. and the
organ now in the church erected said real estate
Terms Of sale. One-third Of the purchase price
in cash lOf which deposit of SO must be made
10 the trustee al the time Of the salel, and the
balance in equal notes Of the purchaser payable IN
one and two years from the date Of sale. with in
terest at the rate Of six So per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annually. said notes 10 be Sc
cured By first deed Of trist the property sold: OF
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser The terms
Of sale TO be complied with within twenty days
from date Of sale in default Of which the property
viii be resod az the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after hye days reimbursement in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
All conyeysncing. title examination. and recording
az the expense OF the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Formerly
UNIOG TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee.
BY EDWARD j. SIELLMAGEN
President
Attest. GEORGE T. FLEMING,
Secretary
fel7Is.Is9aASBE.S9 .S9.mh2
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
DEEDS OF TRUST.


Square 12-Jamas T. Armstrong e. uI- 70 Frank
J.. Dieudoune and james BeSry. 20 secure Per
peIial Building Association $50 lot Ia
Addition 20 lie Droir Pars-W William L. Belt e al
70 Alexsrder Wolf aud Maurice D. Rosenberg.
% secure Victor =. Adler. 500. and years.
prr ocut semi-aumaiy lOt IA. hOck II. Sane
% Charles II. Gallaher and Allan II. Rogsrs.
10 secure joseph Richardson. 500. I 10 3
! months. per cent l0t Il. block l.
SQUARE 14-IOseph and J. Prank Ferry. trustees 20
George T. Williams and John r. Clark 70 -
cre Eneene ". Bond. Sl.soo. 1 yuaT. pcr cent
sen-i-4anusly. lot A
Squares I52 80 sl5 and Interest-Thon2s 7 Sheri-
dan q ux % John ID. Lcsnard and Joseph P.
Canau. % secure Mercantils Saving Fund So
ciety. $50 ! year 5 Der egnt sc1ni-aunually. 3
interest IN lots S. and s.. square - lots l0l
and Io5 square l92, lots 2I6 and 2Is. square 6l5.
and al property q Thomas sheridan.
Square lq5-Wiian, H. Frsy e ux- 20 Cia-enee Bar
naTd and John W Childress. 20 seel-e EEz.
Gardner, S.oo. years, per esuts seniannUail5,
lot III.
square sss-Aiorris B Norman Ct " TO c Albert
White and Charles a. Piau. 20 secure Columbia
Building Association $40. lot g.
Square 517-Slary 7. schulz 20 Henry H BeTgInaun
and Charles SChafer. 90 secure Tne Northern
Liberty German American Building Association
No. s. S.7U2. PAR original lot z.
Columbia Heights-Aisry l. Sledden e. w. Gary
NJ. 20 Milton 2 Ailes and William j. FlatEer.
20 sec1re John n. Jones. $50. years Ter
cent, seIni-suuualiy. lot g. block =.
Square Ill-1iiriam y. Thtopp - Robert C. Tlrn-
bun and Randall II. Haguer. % secu-e Elbert1na
and GeorEiana Robertson. S2eoo. yesTs reT
cent. seni-suugsllyi YaTt lot s3.
Pleasant Plains-knnces :. Snyder % Harry A.
Boss and n Glenn Phelps. 20 secure Sue g
Cochran. $50 ] % g months. per csnt, senal-
annually lot 80 block "a
( Mount Pieasznt-Thc7esl Y. Foley TO F1lcis A.
Blrndon and Harry ~ Packard, 20 seeurs
l Flora NJ Schmidt. q Sc. monthly payments.
I pcr cent lo- go
4 Square l6e-Thomas r Strihiing e *. 20 Prank
]. HOGAN and Joseph c. Sheehy. ~ Se1-rs
Washington Saaitarium ASSOCIATION linco1oy-
atcdi s. go months. per cent. part lots
3 and ~
/ Square 2s2-Thomas H. Han 10 United States Trss'
Company and T. Bradley Davidson. 70 secure
/ Richard +. Claughton. Sl2oeo, years, p-r
/ cent part original l91 =.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
JUSTICE WRIGHT

T.
No. s5s51 Pen IS Mckay et a.: on trial At
toTDeys. II. f. BaTis-A. s Worthingt0u
No 50i6i NolierseB Mason; judgment by de-
fault Attorney. H. b. Hollander-
No is035. Hudson Picford: trial Alter
neys- a A Idpseomb. " n Ellison, and T. F.
Mitehell-Aiaddox & Gatley.
No is7a. Easteriing " Honing; mandate of
Ccurt q Appeals fled judgment fcr costs and new
trial ordered. Attorneys, Wilson < Barksdale-
Tucker & KENYON snd z. ;. Bailey.
- 4sg5 Friedman vs. District Of Columbia
motion for new trial Sled. Attcneys, ]. l. Peyser
and Havden Johnson-E r. Thomas.
Assignments FOR to-day:
No. 25-Powen IS. Saunders e a. Attorneys.
Brancenburg & Brandenburg-W. T. Lester and
No. 3. Wood vs.. District Of Columbia e. al A.
toneys. Gardner q HOUeEell-E- H Thomas and
e. II. Turner.
No. ~ Pope Mauufacturing Company vs. ]. B.
Gregg ecustia. Attorneys. Irving Niiiiamson-B. r.
No, 81 Fowler Ts. Z. 5. Randall Steamboat and
, Excursion Company Attorneys. d. ". Baker. Lam
bert 4 McLean-C- l. Frailey-
M SIS EFiug rs Chase AtIODeIs. r r
PeTTy & Son-fzmbcTt q Mclean.
No. 81. Staples IS C0uduy Attorneys, q. p.
Hoover-Stuart McNamara ard r. s Huidekoper
No So. Lukei y. Washington Lean and TrIs.
Company. Attorneys, Douglas, Baker < Sheur
and Bates Warren. ]. Darlington
No 80 Rock IS Esher e. Al Attorneys, H z
Davis-E h Thomas-
No. 1I Mills " Digs Aftorneys. Lambert &
Mclean -BrhndenhUrg a. BrandenburE-
No. 559 ChsUIel q a.. Hartford Firs InsIr
snce Companv. ATTORNEYS. Chappell-T. F. Myers.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No ss3S0. United States er reL Hiue v. Waga
man; demurrer 20 pleas oyeruled: Judgment ~
debt and Tiairtlh costs; appeal bond fixed aI SO
- deposit q So. Attorneys. ". H Robson anl
&. A. KeigWin-Jolln Selden-
No ssi6s. smith vs. George A. Fuller Company
time 20 ne transcript extended 10 March IS. 1918
inclusive. Attorneys. PSdget. Fo-Tes,-E. S. Du
val. y.
tiG Tor S5.9t2 Attoneys- & A Maxwell 5 A Pax
nam and Charles PUc-B- A lockwood
No 1851. Lincoln National Bank vs. Cissei. o.
trial. ATTORNEYS. Hamilton. COiber1. Tcrses K Ham
ilton-A A Hoehlng. ir- and A. C. Bern
40 SOD Green Fs- Washington Railway an
Electric Company: Judgment on Verdic-- Attcrneys
Gaskins a Becket--J- J. Darlington
No. f95I5 Wilige, Gihbs & Daniel Jackson
/ Judgment verdict Attorneys J. A. Hiczs an
/ L A. Jones.
Assignments for to-day.
| No 20 American Ice Company IS District q
Columbia 'Attorneys. J. J. Dsrliugton-E. i
1 Thomas
No. ~. New York Continental Jewel Flltratio
Company vs. District of Columbia Attorneys. ]. b
I Hayden-E. H Thomas.
No. 29s. Crock Baltimore and Ohio Railroa
I Company. AttO1DeEs Lambert & MCLeGn-hRmi
! tor. Colbert. Yerkes d Hamilton
/ No. gs. Helmuth vs- Washington ard NirEiri
l S1OckyG1d AbattUir Company ArturneTs Darr. Pc
/ SGT 4 TEylor-N. a johnson
No. SO. Oliver IS Philadelphia. Baltimore an
Washington Railroad Company. Attorueys, A. :
] NorthinEt0n- K Flaunesy-
No. 81 Merritt vs. District q Columbia Alto
neJs, NJ N. Richa7ds0u-E. Il. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding a District Court, In re ex-
tension Of street formerly w street, northwest
District Court. No 72.-Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia pur-
slant to the provisions Of an act approved Febr1-
GTy q. 1901 entitled An act authorizing the exten
sion OF street formerly w street, nor1hEest," "
have filed a petition in this court pTaying the con
demnation OF the land necessary for the extension Of
T street. from 55th 10 Wisconsin avenue. formerly
High or SD street west with a width of sixty
feet and IRON Wisconsin avenue 10 the east side Of
proposed Rock Creek drive with 4 width Of ninety
feet in ,the District Of Columbia. shown en- a
plat or map fled with the said petition, part
thereof. and PRAYING also that jury OF nFe Judi
cious experienced disiHterested men, who shall be
freeholders within the District Of Columbia, nor re-
lated to any person interested in these proceedings
and in the service employment Of the District
Of Columbia IF the United States. be summoned
by the United States marshal for the District Of Co
lumbia 10 assess the damages each owner OF land
10 be taken may sustain By reason Of the extension
OF the aforesaid street and the condemnation Of the
land Necessary for the purposes thereof and 70 as
benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damages. plus the costs 81 this pro
ceedug upon the land abutfing upon the said street
to be opened, and also upon all other pieces and
parcels Of land which the JEry may ma viii be
benefited by the said opening Of the said street. IS
provided for by the aforesaid act Of Congress II IS
hy the court this 2lst dav Of February A. ID. l9oe,
ordered that ali persons having any interest these
proceedings be. and they hereby. warned and
commanded 10 appear IN this court before the
18Th DAY OF MARCH. A D. 1908. az 10 O'Clock
A. m and continue IN attendance until the court
shall have made its final order ratfying and confirm
ing the award OF damages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury be impaneled and here
IN. and Il is further ordered that copy Of this
notice and order be published once In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and six secular days IN the
Washington Evening Star. The Washington Herald,
and the Washington Post. newspapers published in
the said District commencing at least twenty days
before the said 18th day OF March. A ID 1905. II
is further ordered that copycf this notice and
der be served by the United States marshal. his
deputies upon such Of the owners OF the land 20 Be
condemned herein as may b. found by the said mar
shall or his deputies within the District Of Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupants Of the same. be
fore the said 18th day Of March. A. D. 1905 By ths
court JOB BARNARD. Justice. true copy
Test; tSeall J. r. YOUNG. CleEk. By 4. Z
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk
fe2A, A,Sa&,z. .&,2
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
WOULD LEAVE CONDUCTOR.
Mrs. LuSby Asks Divorce from Hus-
h-ad, Alleging Cruelty.

Mrs. LUsby Asks Divorce from Hus-
Ind, Alleging Cruelty.
Alleging that ser husband. Robert II.
Lusby. "a conductor on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. has treated her with systematic
cruelty since their marriage. in Novem-
ber. 1901 Mrs Ella Lus5y yesterday in
stituted suit for a legal separation from
him.
In her petition she sets forth that he
has frequently assaulted her, and has
threatened 10 take her life. On many
occasions she charges he has used vile.
profane. and improper language toward
her. and on February % drove her from
their home ar 544 Fourteenth street
southeast On Monday. she says, he Wis
tied her at her mothers home, and made
threats Of personal violence against her.
and ended BY striking her mother and
knocking her down.
She asks the court 70 allow her suitable
alimony. pending the settlement Of the
suit and states that her husband earns
SlZ5 a MONTH has 5000 in the bank, and
has other resources. She also asks the
court TO enjoin Lusby from annoying or
| interfering with her in any way
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

japan. Korea. and China. va Seattle close here
daily az 500 p. m Up 10 February 26. FOR dispatch
b. steamer Miuues0ts.
Hawaii Japan. Korea. and China via Sar Fran
cisco Clcse here daily az SO p II. ND 10 February
g. fer dispatch b. steamer Amcricz Maru.
Haxaii. Guam. and Phil.ppiae Islands via San
Francisco. close hese daily az sos T. n Up TO
February ~ for dispatch 5y United States transpot.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
ands wa san Francisco, close here daily az 6Ss
?. m up % March ). foE dispatch by steamer 81
bera.
Tahit and Marluesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily az $50 p n up 10 March 6. for
dispatch by steamer Marposa.
Australia texcept mails for West Australia NeE
Zealand and New Caledonia. via San Francisco.
close here daily az 6 S5 p. n. up TO March 5. fol
dispatch By steamer Aeon.
japan. KOrea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Vaneouve- and Victoria. B. c. eiose here daily al
6aJ p. n. up 20 March Il. for dispatch hy stesmsz
Empress of Japan
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
PYWELL'S WIDOW GETS ALL.
WIFE Filed Yesterday Names Her al
ExecutrEx-Ofher Wills Filed,

The will OF Robert T. PywelL who died
February II. dated August 90 1884. was
filed for probate yesterday, and names.
as sole beneficiary and executrix, the
widow. Mrs Martha E Pyweil.
Ferdinand Won Rosen. who died Febru-
airy 10 by VIII dated March 1s 1906 fled
yesterday for probate. devises everything
to his daughter, Mary Bella Houk. nam
ing her executrix.
Joseph Dudley. who died February Il, by
viii dated December Il. 1897. devises pre-
misses 1873 X street southeast 10 his
wife Mrs Agnes LenOra Dudley, with
all personal property.
Frank Harris SpTague. who died Febru-
airy o. by viii dated March ). 1904, be-
Queaths 800 each 20 Mary and Frank
Sprague daughter and son. and the re-
mainder 10 his widow. Mrs. Agnes B.
| Sprague.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Snnreme Courf az fhe

supreme Court of the United states
Present; The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
NJ. Jdstice White, Mr. Justice peckham. Ar- JUS
tee McKenna Nr Justice Holmes. Nr- Justice
Day. and Alr Justice Moody
John G. Nicholson. Of Newton. kans. Car "
Taylor Of Hutchinson Kans.; Nathan William Mac
Chesney. of Chicago, H. David Rumsey m New
York City. William Y. Hodges. Of Denver. Colo;
Alfred II. Mitchell Of 81. ClairTiile. Ohio. and
Cook Danford. Of Beiizire. Ohio. we're admitted %
practice
No. Z7l. Hammond Packing Company. piaintIr 10
error rs. The State Of Arkansas: argument oontin-
ued by AIR. Lewis Rhoton and Sir. J. H. SteEenson
for the defendant IN error and concluded py Aif.
John g. johnson for the plaintiff IN error
No. go The United States.-plaintin IN error, rs
Edward s. Thayer; argument commenced By Mr-
Assistant Attorney General Cooley for the piainiln
in erruF. continued by Mr. J. M Mccormick ieE the
defendant in cTTOT. ana concluded by hf' att0fne3
General BonHpaTte for the plaintiff IN euor.
Adjourned until TODAY. ar Y o'clock
Ihe day cal Tor Wednesday. February .. VII ne
as follows: Nos. 553 $50 la land l2 and a. 8,
l0l TO. lf3 IA. 49, and 20.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FolloWing schedule figures published only
as information SD not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Asheyille. Chattanooga. Memphis 500 q N and
u 90 p. m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChAttauOOGl. Memphis.
New Orleans lo.i5 D. n. daily.
For savannah. Jacksonville. ard Florida points.
$40 ?. n. daily.
7 For Columbia. ChaTisston. Augusta, Aiksn. $40
D N. and go D. N daily.
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