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The Washington times., 1908-10-24
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I
JUSTICE BARNARD.
10. = - L

No. 2530l- Butts ". Butts: decree pro
confesso vacated ccnditionaIly. Com
plainants solicitor. Fred B. Rhodes de-
fendant's solicitor, J. H Adriaans-
No Z7Sl6 Leary VS.. Leary; order lin
Itiny time To take testimony. Complain
ants solicitors. Darr, Peyser & Taylor;
defendants solicitors, Mcneil & Nc
NELL
No 2S0S5 Star Laundry Company VS..
Mazer. order dischargiug rule. Com
plairants solicitors, Donaldson < Don
OIdson- defendants solicitor, ". Z. Am
brOse.
No. Z-T2O Hawkins vs.. Tribly. time
70 take testimony extended Complain
ants solicitors. J. II Stewart and He
mans & Collins; defendants solicitor,
Howard Boyd.
No. 1881. Wright VS. Wright; di-
vorce a win. mat deCreed. Complain
ants solicitor, G. T. Hendler; defend
ants solicitor, Il 1. Quinn
No. 2SIIa TalberJ VS. LLnSins, order
substituting trustee. Compartments so
Hcitor, George G. Gertmau-
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THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by +. F. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock Ex-
change, G. Bowie Chapman, manager.
1901 + street northwest
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COLLIER AT Annoy.

AMOY, Oct 24-The collier Nanshan
has arrived here with coal for the
American battleships and viii await the
arrival of the feet.
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs =
Co, bankers and brokers. HIobs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
inston stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
TRADED
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information ana
not guaranteed
zoo p Nc O. Limited Daily. Fast VS.
thule train Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indiana polls. Chica 20
and St Louis. PaTlor car for virginia FOr
SPRINGS week days. Pullman Car LOUISVILLE
10 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining Cars
a la carte service
u.lc P A.-F. r V. LIMITED. Daily
SOLID VsstlOule train Pullman sleepers %
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
ConpArUnen sleeping car 20 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars. a a carte
service Pullman Sleeper Cincinnati 70
ChicaSO and 81 Louis and Loulsvflls 70
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations ami tickets a. Chesapeake and
Ohio sflces. 5I3 Pennsylvania ave Ig3g 3
~ and New Union Station. Telephone Main
TZs0 FOR Washington Terminal Cab service
and AaIn 1855 o. nos for c & O. se2a-tf
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS. District o.
Columbia, October q, 1893 Sealed Proposals.
noon. November IS. 1908. for constructing Sec
ton D o. the East Side Interceptiag sever.
Boundary % Brookland. District o. Columbia.
Forms q proposals specifications and Eeces-
sary information may be obtained FROM chef
CLERK, Engineer Department, Room -. Dis
trict Building. Washington. D g HENRY
B. F. MACFARLAND. HENRY L WEST,
JAY = MORROW. Commissions, D. c.
oc2l-st-exsu
PROPOsAL@U. s Department q AEric17-
ture. once OF the Secretary Washington.
wiz be received a. the oezce OF the Dlsburs-
Ing Clerk until p. II TUESDAY No
VENEER. 10TH. 1905 for furnishing and set
ting Two horizontal return tubular boilers.
50 inches diameter By sixteen feet between
heads Specifications and full Information
furnished on application 70 the Dis5ursing
10 the Secretary of Agriculture. n accord
alce with the instructions given On sche5-
ule- JAMES wilson Secretary oc2f.2s-Z7
PROPOSALS FOR TANKS AND PIPE COW
Museum. Library o. Congress. Washington.
D c.. October p Is0S- Separate sealed pro
DosaIs Tor furnishing and delivering the pres
sure. feed heater, blow-of1 and OIL tanks. one
OF each and for the non-conductI-e ugp4 Gov
erIng required Tor TIE new building E0r The
National Museum. n this city. VIII be re-
ce.ved at this ONCE until O'Clock ?. n. OF
Thursday. the 5th day OF November. 1908 and
then publicly opened Specifications and
other Information furnished on application %
this Office BERNARD R GREEN. SuperIn-
teldent Of Construction oc22 .. a = 30 q
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.
Washington. October Is. 1905. Proposals viii
Be received ct this Office init. - cook noon
October g.. 1905. % furnish labor and material
20 Be used IN the erection O. the Second AE-
dtrfo1 70 The McKllIey Manual 1--afusu-
School. located on Seventh street northwest.
south o. the present building. WasaiuEto-
D. c Blank forms o. proposals. soecidca-
tons. and al Necessary information may %
obtained az the once CT The Chief Clerk OF
ne Engineer Department. Room ~ District
building Plans may be obtained upon rhs
deposit q certified check for Sl0.uo PAYABLE
% the CoIIector OF Taxes. D c.. % glaraatea
their return HENRY 3 r NACFSRIaVD
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Com
missioners. .. G. ocre-sr
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every O-her Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
TOO a. m.-Diaer. Pullman PaTlor.
$50 a. n--BuneS- Pa-5or. Five-hoSr Tra'a-
Sg-VU a. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III 90 a m--Diner ami Pullman ParlOr Car
100 m.-Diner and Pullman Psrior Car.
400 ? m--''Royal Ll-nltsd-'' All PuiluAaa.
E1ve-hour
2 GO p m--Coacaes 20 Philadelphia
q 90 p m.-Dlner and Pullman ParloE.
= 20 D. m.-CCaches 70 Philadelphia
100 ,. m--Sleepers-
'Z-52 g. m--Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. tT,Oo- 's-oo. f1I-Oo - m.
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
CWeek Days 100 a "a e s , M
30 90 Is 80, = Co 80 = 90 $50 sg-oo
~1-oo. lis. f2-0o. goo. fs-2 asa ft.Oo
las '5.00. Is. 5S. ga $500 So T 90 sS.oS
y 81. 1000. 'lo-z5. ~ IS. 100 noon
WESTW ARD
CHICAGO. 81. $50 ?. H.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE 80 a. n. as p n. sL2:40 niEht
PITTSBURG. 'sil9 - La ~. 'sslg D n.
$50 night
CLEVELAND. SD p Il
COLUMBUS SO D n
WHEELING. 80 a. IA. = - D n
WINCHESTER 1870 a. IA. 40. r5-O0 D n
FREDERICK, fs-2o. Ts:lo. $40 e. n. si.so
t4:55. t5-5 p N
HAGERSTOWN. Ts-1o n n. 800 ,. n
ANNAPOLIS. @7-ea, fS-no & n. f12-05 noon
q 20 $50. 15.S0. and IS % = n
sDaIIy- Except sunday sunday crIy
TELEPHONES az al o. the following
Ticket OfHces: III G St Tel. Main I5sl. 80
Pepnsvlvaaia ave. Main rs New T-nio1
stati0n Ticket once, Main 1850: Inf0r-na-
ton Bureau. Main 75So- nol7-tf
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UNGALLANT.

Knicker-What do you think os :he
skirts they can't sit down in?
Bocker-Fine; you don't have TO offer
them 3 seal En- tbs Oag.-NsU YOTk sun.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FOllOwinE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New
Orleans, Ashevilie. Chattanooga. Memphis
SIS a. m. and l0-45 p m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA
Memphis. New Orleans. 1910 p m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken
SSavannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
40 D. n. daily.
L 5 BROWN. General Agent
se6-exmo-tf
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Dr.. SHADE 9a ls3s s.

WIshinEtOn's ufdeNt SnecfnIlsf--31
YEARS. PRACTICE CURING NERVOUS
AND CHRONIC DISEASES also stomach
lungs catarrh. liver. heart, asthma, kidneys
bladder structure. discharges. general and
special weakness and disability. blood and
skin diseases. Special and private ailments
cured quickly Consultation free
Private waiting room for ladies. Hours. 3
20 4 Tuesday and Saturday nights 70 4
SUNDAYS 10 10 - Chandler Building El--
vator and Phone au2s-tf
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

ACalleO Yesterday
No 5Og29 SayeTs vs.. Pullman Com
granted ia fifteen days Plaintiffs at
tCruey, r. II. Jackson; defendants at
torneys. McGOvan, Severn & Mohun,
and Maddox & Galley.
Nos. $685. and 1852. Block VS.. Keller
Ctwo cases.; motions for bills Of par
ticUlaTs granted in ten days. Plaintiff S
attorneys, Wolf K Rosenberg. defend
ants attorneys. Darr, Peyser & TaylCr-
Nc. J0S7S Plaza Hotel Company VS..
Costinett; pleas Withdrawn and leave
granted to file a motion 10 strike out
certain aVeTments in the declaration.
Plaintiffs attorneys. G. 2. Havel and
NJ. J. Colbert; defendants attorney,
Charles z. EmiC-
No 4SOO2. GIadmon VS.. Freeman; mo-
ton for new trial Overruled and judy
ment on verdict. Plaintiffs attorney,
George W. Drew; Defendants attorneys.
R. s HuidekOpCr and Stuart Mona
mara.
No. 0556. Hallam VS.. Carrcthers; de-
murrcr to first count sustained, with
leav0 to amend in ten days. and over
ruled as 20 second count, with leave 10
plead over in ten days. Plaintiffs at
tOrneys Wolf & Rosenberg; defend
ants attorneys. H S. Matthews and
c. F. Digs.
motion for a new trial Jveruuled and
judgment on verdict; appeal noted /;
supersed cas- bond, $1,000. or cash de-
post; execution stayed for five days.
plaintiffs attorney, e L. Giles; defend
ants attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg.
No 1904. Jennings VS.. Johnson: mo-
ton TO reinstate cause on calendar
granted, provided pay all costs TO date
and set down for trial November II,
1919 plaintiffs attorney, W w.
Douglas: defendants attorney. Edward
No. 1891 and 1896 Walter VS.. O'TooIe
and Strokel VS.. O'Toole; order extend
ina, tire TO hear motion for new trial
TO November 6. 1903 Plaintiffs attor-
ney, w E Ambrose: defendants at
torneys, Charles LinkinS and Chaplin
Brown.
washington Storage Co. VS.. Palmer:
motion to vacate judgment granted and
defendant required to plead within ten
days Plaintiffs attorney, W. A John
ston: defendants attorney. L. P. Low
ing.
Circuit Court, No. z.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Called yesterday
No. 1901. Flynn VS.. Staples; motion
for bill Of particulars overruled Plain
16s sttSgRSyss Jackson & johnson;
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DAYS DECLINES.

NEW YORK, Oct. H-When the
closing bell tapped this noon the lead
ing stocks on the list. with few ex-
ceptiOns were within a small fraction
Of where they closed last night. This
was true of Reading. St. Paul. Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific. the Steels,
and other industrials. Southern Pa
eifc and Missouri Pacific We're the eX-
ceptiOns. both these stocks showing
good strength well maintained to the
end Of the session. and net gain for
the day Of q Of a point.
At the immediate opening the market
was moderately active and there were
advances all through the list averaging
y point gain. II was noticed that the
very people who sold stock on Fridays
strong opening. bought them back again
yesterday afternoon, and this led to the
belief that the manipulators Of the
market preferred to have a Gull. steady
stock list, with a halt. for the present
at least, in the UptUrn. And yet five
on: Of six gossips predict a higher
range between now and election, not
any big gain, but a little higher figures.
The public is out of the market COM
pletCly and viii not, be induced TO
come In until the verdict of the polls
has been registered 1t is q political
market and VIII remain such. The bulk
OF the stock list Is held by comparative
ly few people and the chances are that
they viii protect Il against EVENTUAL
ties. The market was better for yes
terday's reaction.
Little Outside Business.
There was very little outside business
for the few members on change today
and the trading was almost entirely in
the interest Of semi-proIess;v-,cl- and
room traders who were ready to follow
either way, and were utterly Indifferent
whether it was for higher prices or low
er. so long as a positive market in eth
er direction was developed. Failirg to
find this kind of a market. they covered
their shorts early and during the last
half-hour Of the session the market was
extremely dull.
There were no other influences than
directly or Indirectly related to the poll
teal situation. Everything else was
secondary. The sudden eruption Of poll
teal activity on the part OF The Pres
idents Cabinet, was responsible for
much of the profit taking yesterday, II
being taken as a candid admission that
il was necessary 10 turn on the light
and keep UP the fight until the last mo- mo-
ment 10 secure the victory for the
White House candidate
IndustriaIs Decline.
It was noticed that the declines Of the
day were chiefly in the industriaIs, and
yet this was but natural, in view ot
the fact that the clique that has been
holding the market, boosting prices for
months. has been operating only in
rails. and that iudustrials other than
United States Stept Corpora ton shares
have been left largely to natural inAu-
cnces and permitted to Owe up and
down in natural channels.
Today Sugar, Ice. Lead, -:ud Anaconda
declined LGM- Sloss-Sheffield was 4
point lower The general trend OF re-
ports is favorable to renewed Industrial
activity. Copper Car Foundry and LO-
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WHEAT WAS LOWER;
CORN HELD STEADY
Market Only Moderately Active.
Wheat Off Fractionally.
Corn Unchanged.

CHICAGO, Oct. A-Wheat opened
steady and advanced =, but the gain
was not held, and after a short time
the market became easier for a loss of
4 70 Is OF a cent on all futures
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AND WAS HINGTON
N STEAMBOAT co.

Every day n the year from loot 7th 81. co-
For Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News an4
points south via superb powerful steel palace
steamers -'SewPors &sws," ''Norfeik,'' and
Washington"
w. WashinrtOn.s:5o pmiLv. Portsmouth, 8 prn
Lv. Alexandra 90 pm lLy. Norfolk pm
AZ TT Monroe. 90 am Lsv. Fl Monroe Z Pm
A. Norfolk soc amrAr AleNan trla 6 40 An
AT. E9OrIsmouth-.S-s9 am Ar. WsznInEtOn.7 an
q Through connections mace az Norfolk
slts steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
To- Ky York and Merchants and 1lners
Steans hips for Boston
EEG enerai Ticket OG.ce. 7o5 18th 81. Cal
orado Building (Phone Main l5l0)
It'll St wharf (Phone Main s7sal
mo. CALLAHAN. "a V Pres. 4 Gea'I Mgr
" H CALLAHAN. GenI Pass. AEt
ES5-tsi
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Pennsylvania. Erie. and Great NORTH
ern were the weak stocks in the rails,
but Z point declines covered the loss.
The gains IN the rails other than the
= advance In Southern Pacific, and Mis-
souri, Pacific, with q I'm Car Foundry.
and = I'm Louisville and Nashville, were
incODsequential
The close was near the inside of the
day, but il was by no means 4 weak
close. It was a steady close, a rather
nrmer market.
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EXCURSIONS
MOuMT VERNON

STEAN&E CHARLES 1GACALESrEa
Capacity 100
Daily (sxceptl Sunday, 10 q m, 2sao
p. IA.
PARE ROuSD TRIP, 7Sc.
Including admission 70 grounds and mansion
Sall-tf
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COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT

defendants attorneys, Syme and Wood
ard.
No. 5o6S3 Ashburn Farm Dairy VS..
Magruder. motion for Judgment denied;
appeal noted. bond 800 PLAINTIFFS at
torney, G. II. Merillat: defendants al
torney, Hayden Johnson
Nos 50126 and 50727. Mitchell IS.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty C
1.-TWO cases. demurrers overruled with
fifteen days 70 plead Plaintiffs attor-
neys. Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes &
Hamilton and GoNIon < Gordon; de-
Tendants attorneys, Brandenberg &
Brandenberg.
Storm vs. MiIIer-Shoemaker Real
Estate Co; motion for judgment with
dawn plaintiffs attorneys, E. A Jones
and Q. c Shinn; defendants attorney,
John Z Lsskey.
No. $3.50. Georgetown Athletic Asso-
clatlon vs. Spa3dtng * Bro; motion for
judgment continued and leave 10 de-
Ienoant 10 hle substituted affidavit Of
defense within ten days Plaintins' at
toney. W. J. Colbert: Defendants at
torney, II. ". Wheatley
No. 1914. Miller VS.. Frazee Potomac
Laundry Company; demurrer 10 hrst
I'VE counts Of declaration sustained
With leave 20 amend in ten DAYS de-
murrer TO counts :, 6 and overruIed
F-ainuns attorney, George Francis
y, w IHams; defendants attorney, Leon
TObTiner.
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called yesterday
In re extension Of Second and W
slreetsi motion 10 strike out sllDple-
mental Petition argued and submitted
In re damages for change of grade.
order 10 summon jury OF seven.
Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
lCalled yesterday
IN lyebreclt and tzrea--
ordered o
In re Thomas E Waggaman: order
4 authorizing trustee 10 receive pavY,ent
OF certain note and to purchase certain
! other notes.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
Estate or Helen Y. Z. Stricken: order
I 10 sell personal estate ATTORNEYS.
DaIr. PeyseT a Taylor
Estate OF William 9. Eldridge; will
admitted 10 probate and letters fiesta
mentary granted 70 Mary b. E FL
drloSe: bond. d.coe Attorneys. MILAN
< Smith
Estate Of Amelia y. Johnson; order
authorizing investment OF funds Al
tOrneyS, Blair & Thorn.
Estate Of Thomas Dennis; will ad-
mitte1 10 probate and letters testament
tary granted 70 Francis =. Dennis.
bond. $50 Attorneys, Slsman & L,erch.
Estate OF Thomas J. Tyner; orde-
granting letters OF administration tC
Emma ]. Tyner; bond, 500. AttOrneys.
Douglas, Baker x Sheriff..
Estate of Elizabeth D. Palmer: petit
ton Tor letters testamentary fled At
( torncy, William Z. Edmonston
Estate Of Irene p Ballard; order Of
allowance Attorneys, Montague q,
MOriarity.
Estate OF West Steever; wall admitted
20 probate and letters Of administration
c [ 3 granted 20 John. W. GIennan:
bond, 500 Attorney, J W GIennan
Called tOday)
Estate OF Mary A. Rodriguez. petition
for probate of will and letters tesla
mentary filed Attorney, H. W. Sohon.
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Equity Court, TO 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
called yesterday

No. 21729. Weaver VS. Weaver; abso-
Lutte divorce granted Complainsnts
solicitors, Q. Darlington and $ D
Truitt; defendants solicitor, J. Wilmer
Latimer.
No. 1886. Williamson VS.. Williamson;
commission ordered TO issue. Complain
ants solicitor, G. +. Emig; defendants
solicitors, Barnard & Johnson
No. 2S0S1- Walker VS.. Hesse; time 10
answer rule extended COmplaiEant's
solicitors. Archer & Smith; defendant 5
solicitor. z. H Thomas.
No. 27S23. Holmes VS.. Holmes; abso-
lutte divorce granted. Complainant
solicitors, J A MOriarity and R l.
Montague, defendants solicitors. w. 7.
Crutchfield nd J. W Blackburn, il.
No. Z7952. N re RGck Greek Auto and
Wagon Works; sale ratified and re-
Ceiver authorized TO execute deed. Pc
tiJioner's solicitor. c. +. Digs.
No. S711. Harris & Shafer Company
VS.. Evans; rule discharged and petition
dismissed as TO Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank. Complainant's solicitors.
Wilson & BarlIsdale, defendants sOliCi-
tors. DaTT, Peyser. & Taylor. and l..
II Thomas
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W, B. & A Z RY,
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from White House station
tFIFTEENTH AND H SITS. NORTHEAST
FOR Baltirnore-5-50 and every haIg hour
from $50 a. N. 70 7-s0 p m, and "a, $50
IO.30. and lbs p
For Annapoiis-Every hour from $50 a N
70 80 D ID. and 80 and II. - = n
Fares one way Round trim.
To Baltimore -----------.-- l5C 81 =
To Annapolis and L. S.
Naval Academy aS
AL II 81. cars run direct 70 White House
Station.
Ticket Once at 14th and y I. ave y "
ana az White House Staticn. 18th and II Ets
n E Telephone " 1905 ocs-tf
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open. High Low. Close
December .-..---. SyIs g91t eS% 9Ss4
May ----..-------- IOZ9s IO2IL lOZls 1O2Is
July ----.--------. 81 y7l4 961s 81
Corn-Corn was n fairly sood demand
and closed steady. without particular
change from the closing prices OF Fri
daV
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Wall Hesaaes Hold Oun Very ubborny
QUIET MARKET WITH FEW CHANGES
OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE
IN THE LEADERS.
Rail Changes.

connective higher other Industrial
<
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CHIEF JUSTICE CI.ABAUGH

CHIEF JUSTICE ClABAUGrH.
Called yesterday
No. 1901. Flynn VS.. Staples; motion
for bill OF particulars overruled. Plain
H6s attorneys, Jackson & Johnson;
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~ lDL bAhNARD.
Called yesterday
IN re Lebrecht and Green; DISCHARGE
ordered
IN re Thomas z Waggaman. order
authorizing trustee 10 receive payment
OF certain note and to purchase. certain
other notes.
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Vegetable

Live StOck-CattlA. extra. per cwt. s5.-5a
30; medium, per -Wt.. 5iza8c: common; psr
cWt-, fZOJaZ-J0, hogs. per cwt-, gross. $780,
ordinary, per cWt-, t45Ga5.O0; sheep,
prime, per ID. 2iza3c; ordinary. per b.. g:
lambs, spring, choice, per h.. SIC: com
mon. per H.. sc. calves. prime. per h.
SIZE medium, per ID. 7a7izc: common. per
h., sale.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-02

enemies well earned gain, stealing.
Such is jealousy-mark it well and
be not deceived The jealous man
sees only as be wishes to see, hears
only as be wants to hear, belittles
all others but himself and locks up
his soul against manly fairness.
Ex.
BORN In IowA-Our family we're
all born and raised in Iowa, and
have used Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
(made at Des Moines) for years We
know how good it is from long ex-
perience in the use of it. In fact,
when in FL Paso, Texas, the writer's
life was saved by the prompt use of
this remedy. We are<now engaged
in the mercantile business at Mar
coossee, Fla, and have introduced
the remedy here. It has proven
very successful and is constantly
growing in favor Ennis Bros.
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed and
son, Frank Reed, and his wife, we're
arrivals from Lewiston last Friday
to take up their residence in Kamiah
and are very welcome additions to
our population. Mr.. Reed is one of
the well known pioneers of the north
west and has located here only after
many years of observation of differ
ent Idaho points, picking this valley
as one of the most pleasant places to
reside atthe present time and giving
the most promise for great future.
he was among the FIRST men to reach
the Pierce City section after the gold
excitement in 1861 and has followed
western trails ever since. After get
ting his family comfortably located
here Mr.. Reed viii go to Elk City
where he will engage in opening up
a placer mine, installing what is
known as a Ruble elevator, a new
device for working low placer ground
and which is meeting with much
success in the Pierce district. Mr..
Reed has bought the old Bunton
ranch on the old Nezperce grade and
is having some clearing and other
made on it and will
eventually put much of It into or
chard. -Kamiah Progress.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-02

The woFk on tnc NeEpcfce q
Idaho railroad is progressing very
satisfactorily and al the time Of 50.
ing 70 press about one-thifd Of The
fight-of-wsy has been secured and
swo contracts for grading haze bfen
let and the contractors are 20 e 10
work Monday. The righ'-ol-xay
committee has been busy the pas,
three days and they expect TO hnish
up their work this week. From those
whom they have not secured the
righ-of-vay al that time the same
will be condemned and allow the
courts 10 determine the amount Of
damage. So far most Of those ovn-
ing land through which the road
passes have shovn disposition to
be very fair In the matter. realizing
that whatever Is paid for the right
of-vay Is being paid BY their neigh
bors and for this reason they have
been very lenienl. However. there
is one OF two who seem 10 take a
different view Of il and want all they
can get and would just as soon make
their neighbors pay them as they
would any railroad corporation and
arc not willing to make anyallowance
for the benefits that they will derive
from the road.
Chief Engineer Wood has been
very busy this week with full crew
running lines and cross-sectioning,
getting ready for the graders. BE
is camped at Dublin which viii be
his headquarters for some time as
the heaviest work Is in that vicinity
and for this reason the grading will
commence near that place. Messrs
Swanson & Olson, who have con-
tracts, are now busy collecting their
equipments and will begin work
Monday with some 80 or 40 teams
which will be increased in a few
days.
The line has been definitely To-
Gated from the Northern Pacific road
to point several miles this side Of
Dublin. The road viii intersecs
with the N. P. at a point about two
two miles southeast of voIImer, this
point being the easiest and shortest
route from Nezpercc. A grade Of
less than one per cent has been
secured most of the way and at only
one place for a short distance does
the grade reach two per cent.
Mr.. Johnson is making every possI-
bic effort to get the work started in
hopes that the road may be conple,r
ed by the LIST of November. The
survey practically fellows the old
survey Of the Lewiston & South