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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20

rights of the states and usurping
authority never iptended to be CON
ferred upon them by the constitution.
which is no more or less than move
ment to vest all power, authority and
control in the hands of venal and
corrupt few.
We have all seen the flimsy pretext
of "constitutionality" used to protect
corporations against the justice of a
state and have witnessed the steady
growth of injunction process that has
done away with the usefulness of the
legislature.
This outrageous bill meant that all
pretenses and pretexts were to be
thrown aside and despotic power and
authority be boldly and openly asserted.
No injunction, no trial, no nothing,
but just an agreement among three
federal judges that the laws of the state
should not be.
And that is all there is to it.-St.
Joseph Observer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
WAYS TO OVERCOME INSOMNIA.
PceticaI and Perhaps Practical Meth.
DDS Of Inducing sleep.

q What lulls me to. sleep after every.
Thing else has been tried" said the
first sufferer from insomnia, rs to
think of a sunset, the snE. just gone
down like a dull red ball, the skies
mellow, half golden, half lavender,
soon 20 turn all lavender, which will
soon be purple, getting slowly by and
by darker and darker until 1t is the
purple of night and the evening star
has come out. BY the time 1t begins
10 shine like soft glow-worm in
the dark soft rich purple am asleep"
Il think Of deep soft, velvety cur
tain that has come down over every.
thing that has worried me, come down
between all the world and me-" said
the second sufferer. II say to my.
self: Now there Is nothing before me
but this beautiful thick, soft, dark
curtain, and it is getting darker and
darker. 1t Is grayish purple now, 1t
Is deeper purple. See now soft 1t is.
See how velvety It is. 1t Is a deep,
rich purple now. Now It Is black, 50
black, so rich and heavy and velvety,
so velvety-' And whei, it is quite
black, so SOFT and deep and velvety
that it rests the mind of my eye en-
tirely, I fall asleep"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
AN OUTRAGEOUS BILL

One of the most outrageous bills ever
brought before the United States senate
which was sought to bc passed in the
closing days of ti" session was that
which gives amy three federal Judges
the right to set aside the laws Of Il state
at their pleasure.
1t is not to bc wondered at that such
II bill found its way before the senate.
for it but shows the trend of the times.
For years past the federal Judges.
urged on by the big corporations and
combinations of capital. have been
steadily assuming the taking away
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
Not Fair

Look here, Abraham, said the judge,
Instead of doing something to help sup
po:!::your wife and children, you spend
your whole time hunting 'possum!"
The old negro hung his head
Now Abe you love your wife. don't
yo'l?"
- All suttingly does!'
And your children?'
Vas sub
And you love them both better"
Better ev'ey day, jedge!' Abe broke
i'll.
'bctter than thousand POSTUM
Look hyah jedge," exclaimed Abe,
with widening eyes, "dats talxin a coon
al ii pow'ful disadvantage Bohemian
Magazine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
Hard Lines for Bachelors

'KOrea's the wrong place for bache-
| ~" said a traveller. Bachelors in
K..raa are considered as children and
haze only children's privileges. You a
Korean bachelor, get thirsty. You enter
Il est house and call for palm wine.
T.,a pretty little amber colored waitress
S.rS:
" Married.
" No, says you.
'"Heraus then, says she, and out you
-, unslaked.
"Tou want to vote, but they won
lt you if you are not married.
You apply for II job somewhere.
'fDw many children have your is the
lrs! question you're asked. And as soon
u you say you're unmarried they laugh
/ our face to think that you should
p','umc to apply for work anywhere. "
sew York Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
Business Locals.

DASAASSS A%NSnASs
All the late up-to-date bakery goods
at Cochrane's.
Proofs of Labor on mining claims for
sale at this Office. -
Bread .tickets good for Scent loaves
at Cochrane's Bakery. 9
Blank Options to Purchase Mining
Claims for sale at this Office. g
Sweet-O Orr Corduroy: best in the world;
for sale at EnGler Co.'S ,s.| e.
New spring stock, John B. Stetson
hats, just received at Engler Cos. q
The Florsheim shoe for the man who
cares. Spring styles just received tat
Engler Co.'S. ..'.-... 49,. ...
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR. Gill
land the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store, Elko
Mining Locations and Location Ger
tifcates for sale at this office. These
blanks are in strict conformity with the
mining law passed by the last Legislature.
Orders by mail will receive prompt fat
tention.
Ramsdell has moved his photograph
gallery to his new building on Railroad
street, west of the lumber yard. He has
the best equipped gallery in the State
and is now prepared to take better pict
ures than ever. Secure the shadow be-
fore the substance fades.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-20
Notice for Publication
Carson City, Nevada,

- 49,. June Goth, 1908.
Notice is hereby given, that Edward
B.tLytton, of Lamoille, County of Elko,
State of Nevada, has filed in this Office
his application to locate under the pro-
visions of Section 1905, the Southwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter (SW4
of NE4) of Section Thirty two (32),
Township Thirty four (34) North, Range
Fifty eight, 1881 East, M. D. B. & M. ),
containing Forty (40 acres,
Any and all persons, claiming adj
versely the land described, or desiring
to object because of the mineral char.
acter of the land, or for any other rea-
son, to the disposal to the applicant,
should file their afidavits of protest in
this Office, on or before the 2Sth day of
July, A. D. 1908
LOUIS J. COIN,
g. a Register.
Date of first publication, June 49, 1908
Date of last publication. July %, 1908.
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His Father to Blame,

lie makes money, but he can't keep
It,"
It's heredity; his father worked in
mint"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-01
Sirpft upbpn Ser sSrteof

= 9ireft neben Der Srieobots=
mouer Ser preuBii6=pfal5ii6en @ren5-
~genueinoe Miin6mies auf Dem Mege
sur &oblengrllbe Mittelerba6 itebt
ser @ren5itein ser bier Die @ren5e
5pii6en goper1 uno GrenBen mar
fiert.~ 9ieier einfade Stein bat im-
merbin eine biitorii6e 8ergongenbeit.
8ie sic y8fdl5ii6e 8reiie" er5ablt,
NOR Elm ebemoliger Golfsi6ullebrer
Sofob 6renger olts Dem 9orfe So
fen a1t6 aontor oieier ffeinen &c
meinoe. Sn uieliger Stimmung" bot
tie er ii6 einnlal gegen Den &onfg
bon 9rellBen cine Woieitatsbeleioi=
gltllg 5u S6uloen fomn1en %laiiet1
oie ibm le9s Morote @efdngnis eill-
tr1g. IS mar i'm Sabre 1866, urlo
Der Strafpoll5ng fonnte fir oieles ur=
tell oamols MIR I'M 8nnoesitaate Ser
@erurteilpng ielbit e~rfolgen. Ser
quite 8fol5er Sdulmeiiter fonllte
5par HreuBen redt gut entbebren>
dber er m1Bte oienltli6 oieies boles
2ono betretenl @ie rettete ct ii6
MN Dor Dem nlto19enebmen Strof=
pol5ug2 Seine S6lalbeit fallo ei.
men Iuslpeg. Ser fatboliide 8far=
rer BON 9o6en muBte bei 9eeroigun>
gen in Miinbnies obne &ontor gum
5rieobof uno = binter Ser Wauer
o1lf Dem @ren5ltein itano Der Sea
ieltdtsperbre6er" ltnb lieB iein STE
quiem" BON 8opern nod 8renBen
flingen. 3mei Sdritte entfernt itono
preuBiihe @enoormerie 5n SUB nno
51 Gfero! @ar oie 5eier 5u gnoe,
10 5og Ser bofli6e Sdnlmeiiter
freunolid ieinen SUIT nno i6lng ii6
leitpdrts in Die baperii6en 8ili6e.
Grit onrh Die allgemeine Slmneltie
1871 mnrbe1l inn Die preuBii6en
@ren5ell mieoer g%eoffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-01

legt i'm in iieoenes 5ett ldbt i'm
n Stl1l1De a11f beioen Seiten anbro-
ten, giebt baum 10 biel belize, leidte
Sleiihbriibe ooer 8aiier oa5lt, oob
oos 5leiih big sur 9alfte BARN liegt,
- Sir bic &iibe - 2
gibt flein gel6nittenes 8urselfperf,
5ipei 3piebeln llno etlpas Wnsfot-
bliite oa5u, laBt oie 5rifanoeIe in
oieIer griibe 40 Bis so Minuten odm=
pfeil, ninrnt iie beraus, riibrt Die
Sallee ourA Elm Sieb, entfettet Tie,
Derfobt tie nit einem @laie 8eiB=
mein uno oiebt iie nit 5pei gioottern
ab. @enn oie Sultce gu 0iinu lit,
muB man Tie nit etpas &ornitarfe
ieintia fo6en.
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gaaruit lit lie bic @efte?

8arlim lit Die ct. 8ernar6s &rduter<
Yiae Die bette aller Yillen2 Weil lie ans
reinen beiIfrdftigen Grdutern lln0 Wurs
Seln bereitet nirD. Gs laitert fein tiidi>
ides Gift pte 0uediil6er inter Der bere
lodenben 3~uderbiiae, tpie bel ben meis
fen amerifnnii6en Yatentpilen. sic
lit 10 5uberldi1ig urtb rein, ipie Die ct.
8ernarbss8riioer ielbit es tub, Die lie
e%rflnlben baben. Sci Mageils nno aee
6erleioeiL 8eritopfung, lofpie BEL alien
Storungetr Der lluterleibssS rgane lit
Die ct. gernar6@arditers9sia Elm 9es
Dalfiges, bod miloe ipirfenoes 6eilmitz
tel. s5n Npotbefen Al babefl.
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-e~~

@ir Ieien in einem unierer
@eblelbldtter: u@lts Miinhen miro
folgenoe ereoeli6e grapourleiltung
zines oiterreidilden Yoitamtes ga-
meloet: Giner Characterization IN
5iroI, nabe Der 6airilden @ren5e,
ipuroen iiingit bon Dem 8oitamte
mebreregriefe 5uriideelbidt neil auf
ben 9riefen Die Sreimarfe, Die bas
8ilo oes oiterreibii6en &ailers traet,
perfebrt oufgeflebt mar. 9ie golt=
permaltune fiiblte iif ourb oieie
8etbatigung umitiir5lerilder Soeen
in ibren patriotii6en @efiiblen oerart
perleet, BOB lie iih meigerte, biele
8riefe 81 beforoern. Collie es in
Selterrei6 nidt nieleibt gefeBlib
perboten iein Die 8riefmorfe perfebrt
aufaufleben? Sn gnelano lit oies
befanntlib Der Sa1.
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MuerIei
WIItfIet.
9iitriftanmolt gafer bat alc

9iItriftanmalt @afer bat &la.
gen gegen Die 8iireen oes olirdge
bronnten 5ranf Maibalm einge.
bradt inn tie 5ur 3ablungoer 8iirg'
i6aft BON $4,000 81 5pingen. Dit
gireen fino 5ronf Simmang uni
Srau 9lnnie Waibalinl.
5reitae miro Die bieiige Secret.
nigune Ser Soloonleute cine Ser
inn Wiiiionsgarten abbal-
ten, in Der geamten gefpablt meroer
fol1en.
- 9ie Wnnoper Bel 2eon Sprinss
ioIen i'm SdIi abeebalteu neroen.
- 8is iebt iino nod feine @nfla-
gen tpegen Sonntagsgeieb=Berlesu
geaen Soloons erboben iporoen.
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@abl Mn5eigem.
Sir Sheriff.

Sic .sTreie Breife fir Segas" lit autos
riiiert, an5u5eigen, bab 9. 9.r2tnbs
b &anoibaf fir bas &mt eines 9beriffs
bon 8egar County lit unb ii1 ber gnt>
i9eibung Der bemotratif9en Yrimdrs
pnblen nrteripirft.
9ie nSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit autos
%riiiert. ail5u5eigen, bag Sames so c.
gIosfeb &nnbibat fir baL Gmt
beg Sberiffs bon 8erar County 1T uno
fi6 ben bemofratiI6en Srimdrtpahlen i'm
SuIt untertpirft.
9ie ySreie 8rede fir Seras~ 1T
altoriiiert, ati5u5eigen, baR 8 m. S.
@ofortb Ganoiont fir Das &mt Ell
neg S6eriffs bon 8erar Gountp lit uno
ii6 Der gntiheioung Der bemofratii6eu
Grimdrtpoblen uutertpirft.
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9as Hidltiae erhalten.

u@or 9 Sabren i6ieu es, als bdtte
meme Stunoe geidlagenk" lagt Scr.
6. 5artbing bon Mia Greet, Sno.
Serr. uMein 2eben bling MIR nod
an einem Saoen. Wein 4potbefer
empfabl mir electric 9itters. 90
faufte i1 cine 5laide uno erbielt
mas ib brau9te - &raft. ginen SUB
i6on i'm @rabe, bradte mid electric
gitfers mieoer anf ben Damn" I'm
fer @arantie perfauft bon @o. 9reiB
nno 81. @obn & So, @pothefer. 80
Gents.
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@taat Obfo. EoIeno.
Qucas 6 eunth. 30.

Sranf s. Gbeneb ber6p0rt, oaB ;er
Der dItere 9artfter ber Sirn1a S. s. Gbenfb
nnb Go. TT, tueIde gef6dfte In ber Stast
SoIebo, In o6engenanttem @ountb unb Staate.
tbut. unb bob befaete Siruta bic Suunle bon
e~inbnnbert 9oIIars fir ieben San
bon &atnrrb be5abIen iptrb, Der our9 ben
@ebraun bon SaIIs &atarrbs@nr nt6t
gebeilt terben fam.
Granr s. gbeneb.
Bet.btporen bon MIR unb unters
fIrteben In metner @esentuart
am 6. September u s. 's6.
SiegeI,
81. 90. @Ieafon, 6ffentIt6er gorar.
9au's @ntarrbs@ur tuire tr1nerIt9 gertoI1s
men unb ipirft brett auf hns gItt unb bic
f6Ieimigen OberfId6en bes @bftems. 2aBt
gi6 3eugniiie fret 5uf6tder.
s. s. gbeneb l.. 9oIebo. 8.
gerfanft bon aIen gIpotbeferr, 75e.
9an's SnmiIiensBtuer itnb bic beite1.
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c. Z. CUNNINGHAM.

217 Woro , Stores : StraBe. gebrnudhte
MDbel tuerben gefnuft, nerfnuit uno umt<
aetaufht. Wenn SIR M6bel, Betten,
Oefen. Horsenan., Glos< Dber Bleduaren
Dber 9aushaltungsnrtifel brauht, fprebt
Dor. Meine 8reiie iinb bic niebrigften.
8nfriebenbeit %aarnntiert. Spe3inlitdt:
Bermietun3 o R6beln nno SDloin9s
Chairs. NeueS Telephon 1910.
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0anftiae 2apitaIanIaae.

Cine gr6Bere Mn5abI genoor-2ien.
Soften gu peridieoenen 8etragen fino
81 berfaufen. Die einaeInen Soften
finb altf beribie6ene 3eitbalter a1isge-
felt. Nad5ufragen in Der Sffiae Der
uSreien Yreife fir Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-01

Msbr pferosaf So zen
DEN gibt e5 rta4 eiaer neucren
S4asung in @lgier.
u tern nerben in Ser
1in anjGGrli6 IN Der Qn3abl BON
ettpa 100000 Stiid p,r5ebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-01
@iel Srmbel

miro beruriadt oiirb Seber- nno
Wagen-I1ntatigfeit. 9ieies los5u.
Deroen, iomie 4ppfpeb, 8iGiolitGt
uno @iftitoffe, oie @elbiu6t pernria-
den, nebnlt Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
piaen, Die 8%uperldiiigen Heiniger,
peI6e aneenebm nirfen. 25 Cts. BEL
a0olpb 8reiB uno 81. COIN & 60.
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Stir Gpuutn=Gferf.

Sic rSreie &reiie fir Seras4 lit als
t~oriitert, ar5u3eigen, bah 8ibid an 6.
SamtIton &onbioat fir bas Imt
6es County GIerts bon @erar gountb
1T uno fi6 ben bemofratii6eu Yrimdrz
ipableu i'm Suli umteripirft.
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Spbn $. Bolton, offentIi6er $50.
tor. @run6eigentum. @gent fir
Beniionsmfpriihe. 3inmer 8, ct.
Sames SoteI, SftSoufton StraBe.
8eioe Selepbone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-01

Define 2oit miro nidt leidter;
ober on fannit lernen, lie leidter
5u tragen.
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Seirats.Sdeine.

Sermann Us Blum unb Gntonie BRIAN
5rancis Reneiif uno Settle g. Ripper.
2lopb 5uft uno Woaie VI. geaaer.
Charles " @raap unb Srene SO. 9abis.
@ottfrieb Wabl unb Gin Obf.
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idnittenem Sped uno i3miebeln be.
itreliten 8ooen zines 8ratgeidirrs
nebeneinm1oer eingelegt etfpas
Jleiidbriibe 6ariiber gegoiien1 oas
0eihirr gut berfhloiien in ben grat-
ofen gegeben un6 1R-2 Stuloen
geoGmpft.
Sdinfenfpeiie. = Bier gi-
ootter meroen nit ettpas Sal5 uno
einem fleilien gBloffeI Maebl fem ab-
geriibrt uno Der S1nee Der bier
gier oa3u gemengt. Damn fommt
oie Waiie IN cine Bfanne nit ouf-
f~teigenoer Butter uno miro allf Der
einen Seite ounfelgelb gebaden. Sc
Denoet bari Der SUDDEN nidt meroen.
ST er ourdgebaden, mas man oarall
fiebf, bob er auf Der oberen Seite
leidt iiber[anfen it, 10 eibt man oie
feingeipiegten @eite zines gefoften
ooer roben S6infens nebit einiqen
4apern barber, idlGgt ben Sudden
5liinmmen urb ~ierpiert i'm.
@e06mpfte 5rifan6eIle.
Man miidt aus ~ Bfuno gebadtem
Hinofleiid, e~beniobiel Sdmeinefleiid
ltno nod 8elieben 8albfleiid nebi1
Elm menis Butter, 5ipei bis orei
Giern, SaI5, g~eriebener Semmel.
3feffer. penn man min, alid) einigen
e~ntgrdteten Saroellen uno elmer flei.
men, g~eriebenen, in Butter ourdge.
oiiniteten 3miebel einen etten 5eig,
forlt i'm 81 einem ldnalihen &loB,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
DEEDS OF TRUST.

North Grounds Columbian University-Alyrtle V.
Davis 70 George NJ EmmeTich and Douglass \.
NackaII TO secure Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association. 500. lot 81.
block l0
Wcodfidya and West Woodbridge William 2. Nc
D0wen q ux TO Glenn T. Hustled 10 secure
Henry a. Yieth. s2zs7. to Il months. lot q,
square 42ss, West Woodridge, and part LOT ;.
block 70, Woodbridge.
Square l5S-Edwin c. Jones' et ux 70 H. T. How
onstein and E. F. Stoddsrd. 10 secure james T.
Howensteiu. SEQ, TO s. months s per cent.
lot 81
gerald and John J. Fegan. to secure EuteTpriss
Serial Building Association, 81 95) part original
lot Is.
Square 7s4-ChaTles {. Gray ct Uy TO William +.
Edmonston and Louis r. Peak TO secure Charles
T. Marsh 500. 3 years. 5 pr cent, senlsn-
nuslly. lot =. Same 20 same to secure George
c. Humphrey ard Richard II. Bailey. SlS0. !
year. ; per cent, se1ni-anuually, lot q
Square l50-Louis GuBdliug to Walter R. Wilcox
and George T. Hsne, 10 secure Robert 2. Bur
rcss, Sl5G0 years 8 psr cent, semi-annuaily,
lot 20. Same 20 same, 20 secure Cora NJ. keeies,
$3.50 3 years, per cent semiannually, part LOT
ne
Square 7s-Joseph Cawler ct VI. to Burr y. Ed
wards and joseph J. Weller. 10 secure Kari
Locke. S.SS75. years 3 per cent. semi-an-
nuay. part original lot p.
Homead estate-Lewis +. Breuninger e tx. 10 VIZ
liam T. Edmonston and Louis r. Peak, 70 Sc
cure Charles E. Marsh. $4,000, years. S per
cent, semi-annually. lots Il 20 1s, square 2s36.
Same TO EldFedgs Z. Jordan and EmaEuel
Spech. to secure ". J. Fisksfy. S4.9Q0. months,
per cent. semiannually. lots i 10 Is. square
2SR
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE GOULD.

Nc. GliL Cumberland IS. Zachary. demurrer sus-
tained, with leave 20 amend. Attorneys. ". ".
D0Uslas-P. 4. Bowen. I. u. Brown, and e. ".
Clagett
No. g7l6e International Trust Company vs.. Kuhn
F5unaidehyde Company. leave TO withdraw certain
papers from the files granted Attorneys. W G.
Clepaane-E Edmund Burke
Ne. Eis2 Haai0n Human; Substitution Of
trustee ordered, bond, 8, ,o5. Attorneys, NJ J.
Keane-E -Edmgnd Brcley.
Ia r. llunaryl Mary E. Ellsworth; auditors re-
port confirmed.
No. ZS9. in re assignment Of Louis Cohen
refeFee'5 report confirmed Attorneys, Wolf 4
No. g75Z Blondin vs.. Bl5ndiu: references to ex-
aminer. Attorneys Lambert & Mclean and f. H.
Ysatmsn-J H. Wilson, II.
No. E32s. United Press Associs ton vs. United
Press Association order on questions certified to
court Attorneys, I. a. Bailey-J. c. Harper and
Douglss & Douglas.
No. ZI7. Western vs.. Western; argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys, J. H. Adrisans-J. T. Earnest.
No. Z7037. Lawrence vs.. Stewart: submitted On
briefs. Attorneys, o. H. Fowler and ". c. Bal
ders0n
Assignments for TO-DAY;
No. IL Hurley IS. Hurley. Attorneys. Edward
7. Gies-William F. Ambrose.
No rs Smith Smith. Attorneys, Mcneil
McNeiIl-F Peyton
No. 18 Brown IS. Brown. Attorneys. ". P.
WiIliamson-W =. Donaldson.
No. Il6. Brown vs. Brown. Attorneys COlIadsy
and Tsit-Hughes and Jackson
No. lls Reinburg rs IenbUg Attorneys, L.
Victor Dodse-Campbell Cauinston
No. I'D Deyo vs. Dsyo Attorneys. Green-Will-
lam E Ambrose
No. 126 Davis IS Davis. Attorneys Leon To-
briner-Mark Stearman.
No. Ia. Stewart vs.. Lewis. Attorneys. Bi7ney 4
Woodard-Ccius Richards. and John Ridout.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Georgia sveuus southeast. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets-Heury " Brent, g.. %
Amadsa l. Thomas. west hall Of original l1t
:, square 1921, SO
No. "a Seventh street uoYIhsast-llsria C0Hsil es
al Ia Anna Z NIedomsHski. lot lZ. square $50.
SO. anna E. Niedmsnshi to Edward L. and
Amelia c. FCy. lot ls2. square s59 SO
No. 6j Fourteenth street n0Ttheast-Wiliam r.
Matthews ct Jz, to Josh shtfman, lot g,
square l05l. SO
Woodridge-WiIliam 2. McDoreu ct uz to Henry
Azxieth and Glenn Z. Hustled lot and part
,ot 3, block l3 So.
West Woodridgs-H.ary A With ct ux. ct a. %
William T. McDoEell. lot g square i2ss. SO
T street northwest. between Sixth and SsTeBtA
streets-lames ". Mclhesney. executor and tTus-
tee. 10 John H. Walsh, lot g. square AL, s. 20.
c street southeast bctWEeH Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth srreets-J. Harold Mcdowell 10 Harry S.
WEIGH original lot u. square 1867, $50. Harry
S. Welah eJ TX 10 Henry F. Houck, original
lot j. sluare 1851, SO.
Fourteenth street northeast. between and o
streets-HeTman r. HoWeustein et uI- 70 Edwin
C. and HaBnis J. JONES, lot 81 square 1888.
2sa
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-George W.
Cannon et TX. TO Solomon Nasserman, lot zlz,
block /, SO
II street northwest. between Sixth and Seventh
strcsts-Hilds b. Grubs 70 Lee HechingsE. part
original lot li. square 80, SO.
Third street southeast. between street and South
Carolina avsnue-Gtorge c. Pumphrey et
and Richard +. Bailey ct 20 Charles +. and
Ne-tie 2 Gray, lot a. square 79l. $40.
No. 2lo1 H street nortbwest-Burr y. Edwards,
executor 70 Joseph Gswler part original lot %,
square 70, s5775.
Holmead estate-ZachaTiah T. Sewers and Arthur s.
Nartingly trustees TO Lewis E. BTeuninger,
lots il 10 ls. square 2ss, $50,
First street northwest, between 2 and Q streets
Francis F. Smith e. ia. et al. 20 John A. and
Elizabeth c. Kunlo. lots la and Isl square So.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
SPAIN PAYS UP OLD DEBT
S570,000 Received in Full Payment
for Indemnity Claims.
ResuIt Of DepredatiOns During Colo
nial Wars-intcrest Charges
since the Year 1884.

The state Department has received
from the Spanish government the sum OF
S57o0lo, in full payment Of the principal
OF the Spanish indemnity claims. These
claims were the result Of the depreda-
tions Of Spanish privateers upon Amer
lean commerce and Of the war between
Spain and her American colonies.
All claims prior 20 1919 were settled by
a claims convention of that date Ten
days after the treaty Of 1919 was con-
cluded, the President of the United States
approved an act Of Congress relating to
the depredatons Of Spanish privateers.
In 1884, when the last claims convention
between Spain and the United States was
negotiated, Spain agreed to pay to the
United States claimants the sum Of S600,-
00o. with interest at 8 per cent per an
years 1919 and 1894
For many years the annual payments
Of interest were made TO the American
Minister at Paris, which was agreed upon
by the treaty. Later, however, the pay
ments were made to the American rep
resentative in Havana.
At the time of the Spanish war the in
terest payments were stopped for the time
being. At the close OF the war tEey were
resumed again.
On account Of the fluctuations in the
rate Of exchange it was agreed BY the
two governments that Spain should pay
an annual interest of S29.5OO on the claims.
Taking this as an annual average of in
terest payments, the Spanish govern
ment. since the treaty was Negotiated in
1884. has paid to the United States gov
ernment the sum of about 81. .e23. 500 in in
terest alone, or about four times the
rrin,tDaI of the claims
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
Probate Court.

dBSIltE GUILD.
Estate of Caroline Wyyili VII dated December
4 I9gg. filed.
Estate 0f MARY Flgany: petition for the aD-
pointment Of collector. Attorneys. Darr. Peyssr &
TAYLOR
Estate q J. Laroou5e; order granting letter 4
administrator; bond $780, Attorney, R. a.
Ford.
Estate Of john " Frost petition for letters 4
administratica. Attorneys Thompson * Laskey.
Estate Of Richard Ryan; order granting author
ity 70 employ counsel. Attorney Z. T. McGlue-
In p R0beua y. Neal. order for allowance.
Estate Of Ellen Adine Bel; petition Tor probate
ard record of Tii snd letters testamentary- AttGE
nsy. v. A. McKennsy.
Estate Of Denis J. stafford; VIII dated May 2,
1866 fled.
E5-ate q Nitoa T. Neal petition for appoint
ment Of guardian. Attorneys, Archer & Smith.
Estate Of William Il. Neal: petition for letters
of administrator Attorneys. Archer & Smith.
Estate q Charles C. Stewart; petition fer letters
OF administration Attorney l. 81. King.
Estate ef May B. CumHiins petition Tor letters Il
administration. Attorneys, EFaus Benson & Poult-
ney
Estate Of Jesse y. sesrls: order granting letters
Of administration; bond, 500. Attorney. N J. Col
bert