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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local applications, they cannot reach the dis
5ased portion OF the There Is only one way to
cure Deafness and that is by constitutional remedieA
DEAFNESS fs caused by an infamed condition OF The
mucous lining OF tbs Eustachan Tube When this
tube 10 tndamed you have rumbiing sound or Inn
perfect hearing and when Is entirely closed Deaf
ness 10 the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal cond
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases
out of ten caused by Catarrh. which IS nothing
but an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case OF
Deafness tcaused by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take HALLS Family Pills for constipation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06

of her. 1t took an official announce
ment from both sides to stop the talk,
and even then there were those who
believed it to be true-that young
Prince Fritz was desperately smitten.
Then there was the duke of Nor
folk, premier peer of England, and
the prince of Lichtenstein and Lord
Brooke and Lord Francis Hope and
the Hon. Claude Lowther were report
ed as about to marry the vivacious
American girl, to say nothing of as
many more, all lights of considerable
magnitude in the social armament.
But everybody was wrong-at least
wrong in that Miss Deacon would mar
ry any of these most desirable men.
Would Have Taken High Rank.
AS the wife of the duke of Nor
folk she would have taken precedence
of every peerless in England; as Lady
Brooke or Lady Francis Hope she
would have irreproachable position at
court.
Gladys Deacon is the eldest daugh-
ter of the late Edward Parker Deacon,
of Boston and New York; her mother
was the lovely Florence Baldwin,
daughter of Rear-Admiral Charles H.
Baldwin, U. s. N. Society even now
whispers of the tragedy that clouded
the lives of Gladys Deacon and her
younger sisters.
1t was just 16 years ago-to be pre-
else, February II, 1S92-when the wires
flashed the news from one end of the
civilized world to the other-Edward
Parker Deacon, an American, had shot
and killed M. Emile Abeille, we'll
known Partisan, whom he had sur
prised in his wife's boudoir, Abeille
tried to hide behind a sofa, but Dea-
cons unerring bullet sought him out.
The indignant husband was arrest
ed, fined and imprisoned for a brief
period. Mrs. Deacon resumed her
maiden name and became Mrs. Bald
win. Eventually Mr.. Deacon lost his
mind and died in sanitarium at Wav-
crly, Mass.
OF course there were squabbles
about the children, and finally little
Gladys was sent to convent. There,
shielded from the outside, she grew
up in utter ignorance of the tragedy at
Cannes and the scandal that followed
upon it's heels. SIG did not learn of it
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06
Sunday School Lessons for the World

Sunday School Lessons for the World.
A power greater than that of kings
seems to have been welded by the
little group Of thoughtful men who
gathered at the Fenway residence of
w. N. Hartshorn to select the les.
sons for the Sunday schools Of the
world, says the Boston Herald. Every
year they gather to make this choice,
and when decision has been reached
the lessons are handed out to the
printers and by them literally scat
tered over the planet. TIE word thus
goes forth not in one but in scores
of languages. Europe and Africa, east
and west, north and south, get these
helps to religious study in the vernac-
ular. There is supply for Hawaii,
Japan and the islands of the sea. For
India alone 40 dialects have to be pro-
vided for. Some 500,000,000 Sunday
school leaflets are thus distributed
every year.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06
Cause for Alarm,

A young man had been counting q
girl for nine years. Jennie" he said,
one evening, Il read the other day that
in $4,000 years Niagara falls would
dry up"
Jennie clutched his arm excitedly.
why, what's the matter?" he
asked.
"Why, you promised to take me
there on our bridal trip. Don't you
think you had better be little care
full that it does not dry up before we
get there?"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06
BODY Found.

Hamline.-The body of an unknown
man, with both cheeks eaten by ami
mails, was found in some brush at
Smelling and Minneapolis avenues,
one mile north Of the. state fair
grounds. Lille Schecht, nineteen
years of age, living in the neighbor-
hood, made the discovery. Coroner
A. Miller and DR.. J. M. Finnell
found it impossible to make a thor
ough examination of the body, which
was in frozen condition, and were
unable to tell how the man came to
his death. A further examination
will be made of the body at the
morgue, for there are some indica-
tions which mi hit mean that the man
met with foul play.
Nothing was found on the body
which gave a clue as to his identity.
Later it was learned the dead man
was Chris Seamons,a German labor
or of st. Paul.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06
SPITE.

Proud Mother-Everybody says the
baby looks like me.
Her Brother-The spiteful things
don't say that to your face, do they?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-03-06

- vEW YORK.-At last Miss
N Gladys Deacon, of New
NJ York and Boston, Lon
don and Paris, has found
Il the man upon whom she
can bestow her heart
and hand. Her engagement to
the young Baron Antoine de
Charette is announced For five
years Miss Deacon has been one
of the most-talked-of young women of
society on both sides of the Atlantic
The gossips have had her engaged to
a dozen eligibles, from princes down
to plain ''misters." But all the time
she had been laughing up her sleeve
they were all wrong. of course.
There was the young crown prince
of Germany, for example. The credu-
lous had him head over heels in love
with La belle Americana" and will
ing to renounce his claims to the
throne of the German empire for love
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18

lis H ST. NE-FOUR FINE LARGE. AIRY
rooms; bath: ID soor; newly rapered. rent, IS
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Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No. Z77s Chspin-saezs Manufacturing Company
Es- End7es e. al; pTO ooufesso against Bernard
Endrss- Attorneys. ". A. Johnston-W- 4 Robe
son. 5 A Putnam. and J. A 9iarieL
No E5s2 Lynn rs. Washington ard Potomac
Steamboat Company e al order granting leave 70
sle libel. Attorneys. Douglas Baker Sheriff..
Nathzniei Wilson. A. B. Browne. J I Peyser. and
BraudeubUrg & BrandenburE-Ralston & Siddons
and II. 5. Winfield
laney; rue % show cause continued Attorney J.
A. BurkGrt-
No. Is57i St Johns Military Association vs..
Buccy: order corr=ctiug rane ia order q June q.
ls1s. IuHc pr0 tune. Att0rary. J. J. Dz-iingtoH-
No z52s- Austin rs Co-teyou; time 70 nie tan
script extended Attorneys. Gittiugs & Chsnber-
lain and H n Earle-D. " Baker
No Zss5 II re Trades Unionist Company: or
der discharging receiver and Gsmissing PETITION.
ATTORNEY. p J. Ryan
No. E55s- Maine rs. Hswkinss decree slbstitGt
ing urFtee. Attorneys. Z h Jsekson-L- N
No. zTz. Weaver vs.. Weaver; referred 70 e1
aIniI'cr- Attorney CaHpben CarTinston and L
D. Smith
No. zs7 sEart & BuTkart. trustees. Is Cham
ber; rJle 20 snow cause Attons-. J. a Burzart
No. ZsZ3- Holmes ts. Holmes; referred 20 ex
amin-T Attorneys. J. A. Aiouarity and R. L
1ionisgue-N T. Crl,chdeld and J. W Blackburn
NJ. Z7s1- In dissolution of Peoples Fire In
surance COMPANY: decree dissolving and a1pointinG
receivers Attorney. B. F. Leighton
No E7s35- Walker vs.. CcbuI e al; rlls Z
snow cause Atturney-H- A HeitmueIlsr.
No. zss5. GiIlingham vs.. Capital Life InSurznci
Company ruie % show cause Attonevs. Nof 4
Cohen. Pennebaks-. Cau-si < J0reS
No. EoA Cox rs. RObsen e. al appeal auc
bord fixed a. 500 Atto-neys. T L Jsf0ris AMI
IN re gEnaGi Josephine Budget order directing
slle.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CleTeland Pa7k-S-uth Boston Realty Co-napv- In
c17orsted. % Merrin L. Wand lot Co. SQUARE
rs. Sc same 20 Frank P Edinb,rz. lot 20.
square 1856. SO same 10 Nellie C. Brown lot
g. s1uare 1856. SO.
Tweury--sveuth and streets no-1hxest-E.5-rard NJ
Dulia ct ux- to Dora L. Rueth. 10, IS. square
5 sic
Grssslaud and Dumblane-sfa-v z Psttsn .. al e,
W Scott Walker. part blocs 2. $50
L street northwest. between sixth esid Se-s--h
s-reets-Thomas B. Peniczs J.. 20 Guv p.
Warrsn- part original iot ; square 50 SO CIV
= Warren 10 Elsie C. Penicks. same land. 81.
Niuth and ? streets uorthwest-Cla-z H Eraus q
VII. samuel H. % Arnold T Lewis. lot s. and
Tart lot .. square SS5 SO
Burrviile-tseurEe H Adams and Milton D Camp-
bell ~ LCuisa Bonlax. lot z SQUARE srs So
70 John T Wright. lots 3 to g. square 81
h strcot between Tenth and Elers7th streets north
cas--Thomas P Woodward. trustee 10 J F6-
ward Fowler and Frank D. seiFe-4 t-rstees. jot
e. square 90. so.
Whittingham-Ovea H. Fovle- e TX TO John B.
DiIlard- lot l5. block 5s7. SO
Randle HiEhlands-The United States Realty Com
pany Of Washington. =. c. Incorporated. 10
William H Allen and Kate Alien. lot q. block
EE. SO
Pinshurst-Joanna JeFsry ct vir. Alfred. to Adel-
bert o. and Anna T. Potter. lot ? block 5 SO.
Fourteenth street. between ard L streets north
west-Cornclia L F. Miller et viz, B. c, to
Mary ' LRwrence. Tcm1a L HaTila1d. and
Samuel Il. West. trustees one-tusuty-ffth in
terest in PARTS lots = and q square rs 500.
Moore q Barhour's Second Addition 70 Washington
William H Mcneil e. TX. 20 Alics G. HoEg-d
lot L square 10. Sc
Washington Heights-Thonas W sidweIl ct 10
James B. and Adele C. Scott. lo- s.. 500.
street between II irtseuth snd Fourteenth streets
n0rtheast-Aaron H. Potts 70 Lottie 1. Burn.
lot =. square lea. SO
Cifb0uTno-Cat R. Reynolds % Mz-y s. Was-
staff lot g block 3 SO
Robinson street southwest-GeorEs C. Pumphrsy
e TX to George A. Wintsrnyer, lot g. square
So SO
Petrorth-Ernest c. Lorssr TO Jacob xAnder. part
lot 8 block 2. SO
Sixteenth and Z streets northzsst-ESear y Doty
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5IARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter R. Do-Ssy. .. ard Cora Cha7mza Monks.
. Rev Edward . Dunlop
WilHs c. Wells. 2. of Hot Springs. AIs-. ard
Msry 5 King = Rev William L. Lyun
Issdore shapiro. = cf Richuo16 Va and sadie
2 Eichelbaum, 2. q LyuchHurE. Va ReT- J s.
Gaugeusky
sl6ert y. Smith - q sfezick. y =. and
Elizsbeth c Lord. p Rev T. II Bristol
COLORED
Harrison A Davis. 2. ard Beatrice Ashton. Is.
Rev. J r Curtis
Lewis ". GTose. z. and Alberta wI-liaus. =
Rev John r. Curtis
James " johnson. q. and Esther YONG 2
Rev P Gibbons
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, Juy
CFriday, July IL, IeOs1

ct " 70 westoTsE Lsud Company, o-sgsuat
los 7. square I75. SO
Oak Tse=-Ar1hur d. Weakly 70 Ellen Z Wsrklr
lot >, block Z. $50.
Ranc.e Highl1Hds-Nario-lai aTirgs and Tr1st Con-
pany. trustee. 20 EDDIE p Reed LOT II. biock
5545. So same 70 william Z. Reed lot 7s
block 55l3. So
Fifth street. between z and Z streets uorthzess--
The Trust cuzz7auy q Ndrtn America 70 VAL
IAN J. Dante. part q square SIS. SI520
Gsrdeld-Ricnard n. Parker TX 70 Peter W.
and Mary l. West lot g. SO.
Grassland and DJ1nblans-Wfliam S. Walker to
Sisters Of Boa Seeour for the Ca-s q ths
Sick. part block 2 81
Duncan street noTthcast-Eugene Sullivan q u -
Amanda Vinzou. lot 153 square l0oe SO.
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DEATH RECORD.

Emma '. G. Couno-s I150 5 Caui-1l s.. > yeas
Frances Fuzitt. So I s. s-. 90 yea-s-
Harriet Z Graham. E32 y. CauitcI s. g years.
Elizaheih Eunar. so r - r-- , gears.
Lessstte stein. Nzt. Lutherlr Home. 3 yca-s
Norman P W7gnn. 81 1Iiutvcod place IS years.
Adclph Orer-z. 81 ls;h So. sw- months
COLORED
Alpionso Wilkes. l51i r s. S. years.
Man johnson Pleasant aII5y sv yea-s-
Ricla-d Hendzrson. A. y 81 NV I month
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWy

oOhEDIl-E ~ EFfECT APRIL L I9a
Leave Washington New Union stafio7
as a m--Dsily-All points on Norfolk and ".
en-; also Knoxville. Chstts1ooea ard Meronbs.
0aS p m.-Dsily-Rosnoke. Bristol WinSfa,-
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Nerunhi.
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining car.
Fox Norfolk-Laaye Washington 4.9 a N All
lld5 a. II daily lexceDS sunday Arrive No-sois
u39 a. N. SD ?. II
81s p an--Daily-Be-TyTilis. Lz1ray sbepaado.A
EIktou.
Trains from the southvess arrive SIS 4 N and
II - p n
All information Fourteenth street and New xo-k
avenue bend Buildinr1
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WALL PAPER

We WISH TO SELL OUR UvERsTOCK or
val paper At q Eery low ssc-lfce Gail and ses
sur stock F. G. NOLTE. so Ilth 81 nv
:sssod-g
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Hot water Bag Covers as a Gift.

A solution Of the ever-harassias what
to-give query is found in the cover for
the hOt-water bag. This cover may be
made OF some dark wash silk or cotton
goods. but is preferably Of eiderdown OF
flannel The only qualification IS that Il
win go into the tub. The hOt-water bottle
is no longer confined TO the invalid class
and for this reason such selection can
not be amiss.
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No. Ea35- Charles NeVburgl vs. San-leI 3. JACK
scni Judgment creditors hin Ar-ornsy J. Il
Adrasrs
No E17s- James vs James e al F: divorce A.
torncys Blessing & Goo5au
" Gs57- Frank 2 Sw- e. al ~ Wfltz1 H.
Chamhers. % f1recicse trust Attorney. J A
B--rsar-
No. zs5S Robrrt H. WALKER vs William z.
Co-t--l e al: dissolution g parrre-sbip ard re.
ceivers Attorney. Z 4 HeirmulIer-
No - He-hsrr F. GflinEha- e. al - Can
ita- Life Insurance Company. for receivers At.
torueys Wolf a Cohen. Pe-nehake-- Csrpsi Z To-es
Nn Esa Norris Maciauiel ezec7rar Is W
Henry Walker, Trustee. e al forsclose deed q
trlst- Artc-nsy. Irving Williansau.
No E9I Mary \ HouEzn guardian u m.
known heirs q John Peltz e al quiet title A.
toueys. II J. Colbsr- ard 4 ". Sodon-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOrE-Pubished oniy information. aaa Dor
ClaIsutee1
sau Z. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daflv-FaS. -.
thule Iraln. Pullman seepers 10 Le4lnsr,7, -,
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Cnicar5 ~ -
LCllS Connecs2on fcr 1Ig1lla hot Sprinrs p1II-
LOUISVILLE % Nashville. Melnrsits nj 49,
UTieanS D1u1ng cars, a "a carTe seryics -
40 P Ne. r. V LlMl1FH.tg o-sr- 60.
Festibule traln- Pullman seepers % (s1rs-1s-S
Lexington, and LoulsFIlie- Compartment Second
Virginia Hot SprlnEs week days. Dining -
IA carte service pullman Sleeuers CircIrrssf5 =
Chiczgo and ST Louis. AMI Louisville II Ns1r1b,s
Nashville. and New Orleans-
hsseTTatlons and tickets at Chesapeake and Obia
Oflces. 5lS Pennsylvania avenue. Iz39 Il s.---s
and New Union 5tatiol- Telephoues- Ns55
7s0 f0r Washington Terminal Cab Ssrics and sisi1
los El6 fOT & & D. Ticket once
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Following schedais ngu-es uunisse5 ,-,
Is information. and DOT Tasranteei
For Atlantis. birmingham. Noodle Nc. O-l.,-.
Asheyllle, Chattano0sa. Memphis. SIS a "a ~
u90 = N daily
Fer KosaoEe, knoxville, ChattaIoogz. Memphis
New Orleaus IS p. n daily
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. Sam
nah. JacksonTiue. and Florida points. slo y =
daily
Tourlss cars Tor California, tri-weskIy 40 D m.
Locsl f0- HaTTlsoubuTE. 81 & u. 6ailye AS n n
week days: fOr DanTllle. sls .. H. daily. and ~
Charlottesville. SIS a. ard - D u oaiIy ~
Quent trains TO and from BluemouL
L 5. BROWN. General Aren't
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE
GoYERNNIFNT CLFRKs

who zre tired q being a mere cog IN Wheel
those Who wish 20 loosen the shackles that bind
them daily 70 petty detail work and a r-sltins
which permits a 10 brain dereIopueut 10 let D.
p B. c. PREPARE you and PLACE you IN
Food-rayi1F position banker bookkeeper srenosa-
pher private secretary. uauae7. telegraph operator
G. railway aEsut- There are no limisatiors placed
ones ability II the sTeat fascinating field q
bushes send f0r our large. ilustrated cloth
bound book explaining everything concerning the
cuu1ses teach. C1st. &c. 2 colleges n seven
teen States. niretesn years s1ccess- POSITION
SECURED Or MONEY BACK Cout1zct hacEcd
hy Sn0o0 corporation Cal OF address
DRAUGHON-S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE isuccess1r % The Sp-ncsri11l ACADEMY q
Music Building 9rh and D SIS nv 5yi-eod-f
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CircuIt Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No I55L- The Gottschalk Company " Curtin
judgment by dsfault. Attorney. J. A. Burkart
Va 1888 Western Bank Note and EngraEin;
Company Bank Derosr0rs' Insurance. Company
sane- Attorney. r. " Wheatley.
No 5asii Eili5tt Company vs. Sane; same At
t0-nsy. L. W Wheatley-
No s>so- Bryan. sdniuisrTator - Washius1or
Railway and Electric Company, tine 20 submit hiI
q excertious extended. Attd-ueys NcNeiu x Ns
tress and l. H. DaTid-J J. Darlington
No 455si- scott - HezIill: order applying de
1ozlt securits fcr costs 20 judgment Attorneys
AacERu & Alaedei-Irving Wiliiamson and W n
Williams.
Nc- 5l67A Steward IS. Staples Ct al. motion fol
hil q particulars granted Attorneys. J. D WI
lla--s-E II. Tlou-ss and Birney & Wocdard-
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auctiol

ADAM A. " r<>(hL-Eh. Auctloneer-
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING Ils8 B ST. Ne.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court % the
District q Columbia. passed in equity cause No.
Zi-9 Gruse Sullivan. we VII seI at rahlic auc-
Jou. IN front Cf the premises. on FRIDAY. July n
lss AZ So 3 H.. the following described land and
premises. situate n the City q Waslinetc.- DIS
triCt q Columbia. and hsiuz szbiot =. u square
-. improved hy two-sCry brlck roC-ns No. ia
street northeast
Terms Of sale Oncthiud of the purchase money 70
- paid in cash. and the balance IN two equal in
sal--ents pay2ble IN and two years from day q
s1-e- ultn interest a. s. ~ aulurl. PAYABLE semi
annually. secured by deed cf trust uI1n the T-op-
erty sold, OF all cash. ct the option q the r-1--
chaser A deposit of Sro Wiz Re required of the
purchaser 81 the time of sale Al cuuveyancnr az
the o0st q the pu-cisser Terms Of sale 20 be CON
Piled with within fifteen DAYS from day Of sale.
0therwiss TIE trustees reserve the night % resell the
TropeTtz a. the rS ard cost cf the dsssultirz pr-
chaser after five DAYS advertising
". WALTON EDWARDS
Equity Blds
JAMES A. TOOMEY.
FeudaI Bldg
5yllt&ds Trustees
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE-s2.l53, RENTED At SO PER NO.
located On L ST. sc' 2family tat; white tenants
al cunveniences-
For sale-s2E8: rented $3.50 por no: 2-storJ and
cellar brick; furnace heat; rooms and modern bath
located in the southeast
For sale-s25i0. cuzy home one-half square from
Pa ave Sc. stoIy and cellar. rooms and bath
furnace heat
Fer sale-s3.ooe; an attractive little home: north
q Pa ave S.. story and cellar. rooms and
batn- furnace heat; terms 20 SIit-
For sale-S' 20, new 6-roon brick: located ccr-
ner q aley; 6 roons and bath. cellar: fUrnscs
heat north q Pa ave Sc
For sale-inrestment; Price. 40. rent. $3.50
per mo- alley houses: always rented. VIII trade
fc- lots
W8L h SAUNDERS & CO. Iag st. Nv.
iylf-7t
A FISAE 1ROON HOUSE on TIE HEIGHTS.
with a. M T.. convenient 20 two car lines. A new
house ard in drst-csss neishbCrhood- Price s6.s0.
with S.oo casa and balance IL two years
nice l1-roon house WITH cabinet rnautcls. two
baths. three open sTate frcplacss. heated by hot
water. and splendid rcsideuce. with a. m J. S27l0
cash VIII buy. purchaser % assume deed q trust
CLARENCE L TUCKER. Room ~ Netroroli,au
.Bds via
FOR sALE-sz.soo %. 1900 CASH BALANCE
uouJhly; 2s,ory brick dwelling 18th se- near
car hnss rooas; modem bath. good rsEalr. rented
a. Sl1-50 ~ month
my1-u h. L RUST. e1s 18Th & Nv
MODERN GROOM HOUSES: ? FEEE FRONTS:
near LlDcoln PARK hot water heat ready for
oocupancy. A. Z. GERMAN CO.. I3oi 6 ST H.
uy2i-tf
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ALLEGED DEALERS IN COCAINE
Edward Mack and william Butler
to Have Jury Trials.

Edward Mack and William Butler were
given a preliminary hearing yesterday
before Acting Judge Aukam on a charge
Of selling cocaine Mack was released on
500 bond. and Butler was held. Both
men pleaded not guilty and demanded
trials by jury.
The men were arrested Thursday after
noon in Executive Park by Policeman
Walsh. OF the Second precinct, on com
plant OF Pharmacy Inspector Van Zant
Mack. the police say, Is an old offender,
and has another charge OF similar na-
tuTe pending against him
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

7 =
Notice-foiloving schedule not szsaranteet
sI5 A. II. Daily-Seaboard Mai Through cuache.
End Pullman sieepers TO Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hanjes
to Atlanta Dining csrs
so P. n. Daily-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman 70 savannah. JacksouTiIle Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis Dining cars.
z. Il. SrASSELL, Distziet Passenger Agent
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Probate Cnurt
IrsTTCE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Es-ate q william SchenkeI. order granting Letters
q sdniuistration. bund. 800. Attd-nsy. " E
Po1l-or. =
Eststr e Frederick Rozbe-; order so- 5issrihss-
ton Attorneys. Cold-ea & FeuuirE
Estate q William n Brown. orier granting let
ters q ad1iuistrstioa: bond. $50 Att0-1ey. : Il
Trvlcr.
Estate q Cathe-iue O-Hare: VII dated Feh-.ary
e. 1876 fled
Estate q George A D-uTys or1er admitting VII
% probate and recurd- Attc-ueys Maddox 4 Garley
Estate 4 John Nckeou- VIII dated August l.
lai4- naming Sober5 AIcIsyno1s and Ezizz wrsun
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OPERATOR IS ExoNERATED.
Grand Jury Dismisses Charge
Against Julian TfmberIake-

The grand jury yesterday dismissed the
charge brought by the district attorney s
Office against Julian Timberlake. a West
ern Union telegraph operator in the cor
ridOr OF the House Of Representatives.
The evidence, according 10 the decision
Of the grand jury. was not sufficient 10
prove that any crime was committed
when Undertake inserted the word not
in the message fled by Representative J.
Sloat Fassett, advising State Senator
Cassidy. Of New York. as 10 his vote on
the ant-race track bill
TIE altered telegram IS said to have de-
feated the earlier passage OF Gov.
Hughes measure
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