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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. March L. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that on the 31st day
II March, 1908, viii expire all licenses grant
ed BY the Assessor q the District Of Column
bia TO peddlers and produce dealers trading
al large Said licenses must be promptly
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I42I Penna. Ave.

MISUNDERSTANDING schedule not guaranteed
nos A m daily-Seaboard Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and IA ,ksonville. Through sleeper Washing
tor n FfamIei and Hamlet 20 Atlanta Parlor
car to Pinehurst. Dining cars
- n M daily-Seaboard Florida lin
ite5 Said Pullman train through 10 Jack
sonvi3le and St Augustine. Also through
sleeuars 10 Pinehurst. Atlanta, BIrming-
nm and Memphis. Dining cars.
go d m. daily-Seaboard Express
Coaches and fullmans 10 savannah and
Jacksonville.
r. Ii. sTANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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Good Old Common Red clover Is the
Kiad That Nesdham'E Red Glover
Extract Is Made Prom.

Common ked clover When properly pre-
nared will keep the bowels open in a
natural. harmless way and soon restore them
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away with the worst cases Of constipation,
blood diseases. rheumatism. cancer. eczema.
salt rheum, blood poison, facial eruptions.
headache. etc
D Needham's Sons Red Clover is NOT A
PATENT MEDICINE, II IS simply pure
extract Of clover blossoms. II you are a
sufferer from any OF the above troubles,
don't fail TO give II a trial at once II is
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sent direct. prepaid. on receipt Of Sis.
Booklet and fun information mailed free.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ B-FolIowing schedule figures published
- as information and are not guaranteed
Tror atlanta Birmingham, Mobile, New Or
leans, Asheviile, Chattanooga memphis 500
M and 100 p. m. daily
o. Hlor Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga
Memphis, New orleans, 1o15 p. m. daily.
FOR savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida
points 4:i0 p m daily
E'o- Colurr "a Charleston. Augusta Aiken.
f.1O n m and $50 p. daily
/ s BROWN. General Agent
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

BUSINESS PROPERTY on 18th ST. NV. rent
ing Tor 5000 per month; price. 5000.
Two small INV stments, 81. 100 and 81 300:
good renters.
Fifth ct. NV. r'nt $3.50: price s. $50: lot
20xI00
Eighth 81. NV, rent SIS: price s.. $50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 18th 81 NV
mhl9-2t
FOR sALE-On the Heights at a bargain,
new, rooms, brick. with all latest improve
ments- OWNER needs money and wants
offer.
ALLAN z. WALKER, 1872 C st. NV.
mhI6-St
FOR QUICK sALE-Three hve-room bricks;
rent for $50 each. Trust OF $500; only re-
quires 81, 900 cash. VIII pay IN per cent.
HENRY w. OFFUTT. 32d and n sts.
mh14-tf
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE.
94J K st NV, corner 10th.
IS rooms; all mOuern improvements. lot Is
It. on X ST.; 80 # on 10Th; rents for so
per month; Sl,5O) recently expended for i'm
provements. title perfect offer wanted.
LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 14th ST. NV.
fe5-tf
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Cnminal Court, Ne. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
I.aIlaa rnararIa.-L

ttdlled yesterday.
No. 1885 Herman VS.. FlOrentina Cafe
Comsny; on trial. Plaintiffs attorney
W. P. Pluney; defendants attorney,
w A. Johnston.
No 25973. United States VS.. David oil
Well and Edward ". Harvey. robbery;
nOlle pros. entered. Attorney, David
EoJhChii.
(Called today.
United States VS.. James Williams and
Joseph T. Taylor: robbery. Each SEN
fenced to penitentiaTy for seven years.
Attorneys. Mcneil & Rothchild.
No 1852. Wheeler VS. Metropolitan
Coach Company; case continued Plain
tiff's attorneys. Hughes & Gray; defend
ants attorney, NJ. J, Colbert.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday.
Washington Loan and Trust Company
for probate and record Of viii and let
tiers testamantary. Attorney, John 3
LaTner.
Estate of Frank Courts: will admitted
10 probate and record. and letters tesla
wentarv granted TO Maud &. Courts
bend, 500. Attorney, John B. Larner
Estate OF Beattie LanstOn. viii dated
October 20, 1906, filed. naming American
Security and Trust Company executors
Estate Of Maria c. Peet, petition Of
National Savings and Trust Company
for probate and record of will and COdi-
ell and for letters testamentary. At
tCrney, William d. Hoover.
Called today1
Estate Of Denis J. Stafford: Will ad-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED-GOod people to buy homes in
Laurel. Nd, and be happy. I have fine coun-
try and suburban properties for sale; low
prices and easy terms. C ]. HALF ERSON.
Washington ave. Laurel. I'D. mhI3-1ot
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Circuit Court, No. l.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
called Yesterday

JISIlCE " NUN
called yesterday
No 1860 Wiley VS.. City and SubuT-
han Railway Company; on trial. Plain
tiff's attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg de
fendant's attorneys c. a. Douglass and
G.. 4. Hoover.
CCaued tOday)
NJ 4S676 Johnston VS.. Stoll. order
certifying case TO Circuit Court. No ?.
Plaintirs attorneys. Cuttings & Cham
berlin: defendants attorneys, J. NJ.
ThurstOn and NJ A Ballinger.
No SOFA StOhlman rs. Washington
and Potomac Steamboat Co, judgment
by default. Plaintiffs attorney, d. w.
O'DOnOghue
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AUCTION SALES.

TO WHOM IL may concern please take no
ucei that on March Path We Will sell FOR
storage due and unpaid al the Greater Wash
iugton auction Rooms, 6l5-i5 louisiana, ave.
nv, stored in the following names. Mrs.
lsaTmanf walter johnson. r. j.. RuHu. Es-
tela Brown, Ida Onutt. Mrs e. Williams.
John Ellis. A l. Grimes Eliza Brop.ney.
Margaret Pyne. UNION FURNITURE 4
STORAGE Co. Goth and Pa. ave NV.
mhls-st
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-420-4 22
lOth ST. NV. Phone Main 4229. delS-90t
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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.

FOR SALE-Located on tire best business
corner IN The place, store suitable for grocer
les and general merchandise; fine ice box
meat DOCK and tools. nice counters. scales
and other such things that are needed In this
buslnessi dwelling attached containing six
IafEe roomb and bath, newly painted and ia
good condition. terms made 10 suit pur-
CHASER Apply 10 CLAUDE WARREN. RIv-
erdale, Nd. or Room 8, 1905 + st. nv
mhl9-tf
NORTHEAST SUBURBS. six rooms and
bdth room can be bought for the rent SIS
Per month. Call quick. LOUIS F. SHOE
1l-HhE.lt, olz 18Th e. nv. mhls-3t
A GENTLEMANs beautiful home. 10 rooms
ana bath large colonial porches; shade; me
views; 800 yards from station; Ia MoDtg0m-
cry county, Md SO Per month commuta-
tlon iares j. acres Of good land. fine water
supplied O. house by pneumatic water works
stable, carriage house, chicken house. "A acre
wire run 100 assorted fruit trees. also small
fruit; patent wire fencing; rent only IS
per month
MYERS & LLGHTFoor. .io7 ". Y. ave. NV.
% ACRES Of good garden land. new Groom
house, Porches on all sides: new barn. large
hennery; spring and well % fine water. good
orchard Ga miles from Washington. IN Mary
lana . mile from station high ground; ex-
tended views; reasonable price and terms.
National Farm Agency. 1907 n. y ave. NV.
7R HOUSE. / acre excellent land; fruit
and berries. cellar. / block from steam ana
electric r. r. facing a rravtifuI lake. price.
4l,5D; easy terms, MARION DUCKETT &
son. SIS F 81. NV mhis-5t
IS MONTHLY; no cash: s-r1orn house: fur
mace cellar 36N3z, porcelain bath. all mod
ern improvements sewer connection; slate
roof; porch 20 IT. long lot S1x3s5; blocks
from electric and steam cars concrete walks
also one 6-room house with acre OF land al
SO monthly, Apply on premises, ". r.
WILSON. East Riverdsle. Nd Phone
HyattsvilIe. SO F. mhls-st
FOR SAI4E-Nsv house. eight rooms ana
bath. at Ber~yn. 1880: 500 cash. balance
as rent.
Three and half acres. slx-room house,
barn. fruit easy terms. 81. SO. VA. DE-
MOTT, with EDWARD DANIELS, so Com
merclal Natl. Bank Building. mhI7-5t
FOR -Three-quarter acre good garden
ground. cheap for cash. Brentwood sub.
Address BOX 900, Times Office. mhl7-3t
FOR sALE-BargaIns in suburban homes.
Bargains in Maryland farms.
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
mh12-sot
NICE NEW hve-room house on electric line;
$3.50, only 500 cash PIERCE & PIERCE.
Vienna. Va mhlI-lOt
ACRE LOTS for sale at Gregory Heights on
the B ". s. A electric line. near District
line Z. c. CATS. SO F st NV mh5-s0t
IF YOU want to buy Maryland farm or
suburban homs see Us OF send for latest
MARION DUcRETT g SON,
625 F y. u. jy5-ts
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WANTEb-LOTS.
PROPOSALS.

WASTED-To buy a lot on the heights or
northwest. BOX 413 Times Office. mhIg-3t
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COURT RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
lCalled todayD

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Called today)
No 2I42I- American Ice Company vs..
Gloss; title vested in complainant by
adverse possession. Complainant so
ncitors, J. J. Darlington and w. u
Sullivan.
Equity Court, No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday
No. 255S3. Susquehanna Coal company
VS.. Kennedy, certain funds declared
subject to lien. Complainant solicit
tors, Mckinney and Flanneryi deIehu5
ants solicitors, Bentley {. ford ana
+. r. Keys.
No. 1865. Frost VS.. Frost motion 10
dissolve injunction denied. Complain
/ / McMahon: defendants solicitors,
Leckie, Fulton. 4 Cox.
Called today)
No 27272 Iealey VS.. Cunningham ,
sale finally ratified and reference 70
auditor. Complainants solicitor, il, w
Sohon; defendants solicitor. j. D j.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate.

ONCE. mhi7-5t
WE CAN MAKE loans in any amounts from
81. 900 - $4,000 az 51k and per cent We
have some per cent money.
Every consideration possible shown Dor
rover
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
SO7 @ ST y. ".
Phone Main SS62. North 2s7A
nnhz-tf
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MONEY ID LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY TO pay rent. or buy
coal. viii furnish all you need. I lend you
on your furniture OF piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me- p. .. BOX
zgl3. Station O. fsS-tf
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PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE.
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED--To buy s-room house. the Heights
or northwest BOX 4I2, Times ONCE.
rnh1a-at
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
$3.50 IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S27.5O IN BLOC ArIuGDALE.
Convenient 10 car line. pretty brick OF s
rooms, tiled bath: celia. and furnace. al
most neW and ln excellent repair. COLLINS
GUEFRY CO, 81 isth 81. nv. mhls-3t
NEAR END new 18th 81. oars. s rooms and
BATH rent only $3.50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6Is 18th st. NV.
mhI9-3t
FOR RENT-House. 5Is 18th ST. Sc, 3 rooms.
bath and range. large porch in front; 4f4s0
Apply CHAS. +. TRIBBY, Thompson Bldg.
t1e 18TH ST nv mhls-tf
FOR RENT-I50S F 81. NV, Is rooms. fIIr-
nished; all modern improvements: IL suitable
owner viii reserve room he occupies at pres
emit mhI5-7t
FOR REST-Six-ToOm and bath brick. ex-
cellent condition. ISs Hickman Sc, AppIv
II RALFH BURTON. Union Trust building
mh7-l4t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments, and 0fFices
In all parts % the city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Unc),
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
73S 18th ST. NV. fa8-tf
FOR RENT-S33 Allison ST. NV, s rooms and
bath steam heat large porch. front Colonial
Apply CHAS. z. TRIBBY. 703 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-FARMs

ONE OF THE BEST farms around wash
ington; over 81 acres; acres In choice
fruits; newly buir house Of 6 rooms and
many outbuildnEs; the very place for Of
hCehoider: = mur from station. 81 minutes
ride - city: prlct reduced. g. 80. no agents.
Address FRUITFUL. Times office mhIs-st
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Circuit Court, No. a.
JCsTICE ANDERSON.


Called today.)
No. 49iS3. United States TO use Of
Tradesmau's Trust Co. VS.. Speir et al;
leave granted defendants to plead within
twenty days. Plaintiffs attorneys, G..
r and Nathaniel Wilson, defendant s
attorneys. J. j. Darlington and Philip
Walker.
No. 4S15g Mears VS.. Jones; on trial
Complainant attorney, Charles L.
Fraileyi defendants attorney, Arthur
Peter.
Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 554. IN re John \. Trussell5 rule
returnable April Sd. 1903
No. 49l. In re Walter kiestoui re-
ceivers authorized to sell automobile
Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
(Calied yesterday
No. 25S90 United States VS.. John
Howard; verdict, guilty as indicted on
first ana second counts: defendant re-
manded. Attorney, Campbell Caring
ton
No. 1896. United States VS.. John
Harrison, grand larceny; withdrew plea
of not guilty and plead guilty defend
ant remanded.
No. 25s44 United States VS.. Richard
Holmes. caTnal knowledge on trial
Attorney, Paca ObeTlin.
Called tOday.)
United States vs. Frank Lee assault
with dangerous weapon on trial. At
tDruPV Thomas /. ZONES
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STORAGE

FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms from 81 month up.
Fxpert handlers. Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
oso 900 :. NV. PHONE NJ. $50.
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1R. FISK ELGlk

F-Ypert in the treatment Of private diseases
cbrc-ic and acute. Both sexes. All consuIfa
lions confidential. Medicine furnished Prices
moderate 1888 Pa ave NV. Phone NJ ISIS.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

4
ONLY sls.20; WORTH $40.
Apartments 40. sos Rhode Island ave ne
five large rooms and bath; take through
cars on G ST. F. H SMITH & CO.. Bond
building mh1s-6t
WILL sUBLET my apartment in Kent, lis
North Carolina ave. Sc, six outside cheerful
rooms and bath; perfect condition and serv-
ice. large rear yard and porch, so. KAR-
RICK & METCALF. 1920 New York ave.
NICE hve-room ana bath apartment: s--f
class condition. The Princeton. 1870 st.
nv. Rent only S35.
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT. 1407 y. Y ave nv
mn1.-St
FURNISHED ROOM in apartment; an con-
venienCes. suitable for married couple. call
after 8. 425 81 st. NV. APARTMENT 81
mhl7-3t
S22-WORTH $50
Delightful apartment in suburbs 2e8
Adams St. ne: FIVE large rooms and porce-
lam BATH southern exposure, through cars
@ St F. II. SMITH CO. Bond Building
mhl6-6t
FOR RENT-By ELLERsoN & wEMPLE,
Coz 14th St. new apartment IN The Fairfax
Sc corner nth and SITS. sw.; comfortable
in all PARTICULARS moderate rent; steam
heated. mh14-7t
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-In rear OF 1913 18th St NV. new
brick stable. water. Address Mrs. DAVIS
1922 Sd ST NV. Phone y. 5442. mhI7-st
FIR RENT-STORES.
A BUSHEL place at once 40S sth St Sc
mh19-5t
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-Seven building lots, or will sell
in parts, near District line: only sc car fare;
very low price. Address OWNER, BOX 3S1
Times Office. II
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National Luan 3 InvesimenI Go,

Thompson Bldg.. 703 18th st. ~. ".
OPP. treasury, Hezt 10 Drug store
The Only Independent Company.
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Bryan on Republican
 Contribution Fund

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Lincoln, Neb., July 15.-"What would you think of the sheriff who. when approached by a man whose horse had been stolen. should reply You cant get your horse back, but can tell you who has it. This was Eryan's reply to a query today as to what comment he had to make upon the declaration of Treasurer George R. Sheldon of the Republican Nation- al Committee that campaign contri- buttons would be made public after and not before election day. Norman E. Mack, of New York. declared today that there was no significance in the meeting of the Democratic commit tee to select a chairman at the same time the Independence party was in session.
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GARLAND OFFICIALS
 ON INSPECTION TOUR

County Clerk s. J. Erickson of Gar land county, accompanied by Sher- If s. A. Buchanan, is over from Hot Springs today and the two are to make an inspection tour of the J. NJ. Oracle farm, where the county pris- oners of Garland county are leased and worked out during the term of their Imprisonment and sentence. Messrs. Erickson and Buchanan will make thorough investigation of the treatment accorded the prisoners; of the quarters in which they are housed, and of the food they are given to eat
 This investigation is to be made fol- lowing charges and suit brought against MT. Oracle, proprietor of the farm, by negro who was sent there from Hot Springs and who alleges cruel treatment on the part of the guards towards the prisoners.
 w. D. Massengale, the negro whose case has caused the investigation of Garland county officials recently se cured judgment against Chas. Davis, a White warden, for $100 and costs on charge of cruelty and assault.
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PLUM BAYOU
 ASSOCIATION MEETS.

A large number of the prominent planters and land owners of the three counties comprising the Plum Bayou Drainage District met yesterday morn ing to discuss the drainage of the low lands within this district. The dis trict is composed of the three counties of Jefferson, Pulaski and Lonoke and the proposed plans involve the i'm provement of thousands of acres and the increase in value of these lands many thousands of dollars.
 The meeting was called to order at II o'clock in the county court room by Dr. N. B. Beakley, president of the Plum Bayou Levee District, by whom the call was made. He briefly stated the purpose of the call and nominated Mai. II. A. Mccoy as chairman The nomination was seconded, and upon vote, he was elected Ben J. Altheim CT was nominated and ele/ed as sec retary.
 M. Danaher offered the following
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resolution, and moved it's adoption:
 That 8 committee of five be ap- pointed by the chairman to formulate plans for the establishment of drain age district of sufficient magnitude to drain the lowlands within the terri tory embraced by the Plum Bayou Levee Dstrict laying out the scope and boundary of Such drainage dis trict, and to make arrangements with the United States Government and such other engineers as may be nec- essary, and to arrive at the most feasible plan for the carrying out of the purposes and objects of the meeting" !" The motion was duly seconded and unanimously carried
 The chairman thereupon appointed Messrs. NJ. Danaher, l. M. Bennett, K. B. Eggleston, c. NJ Philpot and John W. Tucker as the committee.
 There being no further business. the meeting adjourned subject 10 tie call of the chairman.
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FUNERAL OF
 K. T. ROBERTS

The funeral of K. T. Roberts, who
 died Monday night was conducted Wednesday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock from the First Methodist church The $ ryices were conducted by Revs. T. o. Owens. Ross Moore and T. Y. Ram- sey. The church was filled to over flowing with the numerous friends of the deceased who assembled to give last tribute of their love and esteem. The pail bearers were Dick Knox !. D. Harnett, Frank Hearn, Currin Nichol, Allan Orto, Robert Trimble. Guy Ta@eart Henry Bryant. The final resting ..lace was completely banked with the floral tributes of hundreds Of friends who followed the cortege to the city of the dead
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Glover and Walter Stewart left last night on No. 4, taking With them the blood hounds as precaution. The Stuttgart authorities requested this saying that they had the place sur rounded but Were afraid that Mans field might break the cordon and cs- cape. The high reward offered for the neSro's capture has stimulated in ferest all over the State and every suspicious negro has been closely watched. It was stated over the phone last night tEat Mansfield had been pos itlHely identified and that the stutt- s"rt people had the right man cor nered
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DAMAGE SUIT FILED
 FOR $2,O00

Suit was filed yesterday in the cir cult court of Jefferson county by the F. C. Holland Real Estate Company of this city against T. s. Carr for $2- 900, The real estate company alleges that it lately acted as agent in the exchange of over 1900 acres of proper ty in Jefferson county for larger tract of land near Monon. Indiana, and that T. s. Carr, one of the parties who own the Jefferson county lands, now refuses to fulfill his agreement thereby causing to the F. C. Holland Real Estate Company loss of $2,0O0 in brokerage. The Jefferson county lands in question lie about ten miles north of Pine Bluff and comprise some valuable tracts. T. s. Carr, the defendant in the suit, is a resident of Decatur, Illinois, The suit for the plaintiffs is brought by Young and Rowell the defendants being repre- scented by Austin and Danaher,
 Hon. w. H. LangfOrd left yesterday for the north on business.
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CRIME TO GIVE BOY LIGHT FOR CIGARETTE

Cartersville, Ga, July 15.-In charging the grand jury on the viola tion of the law which prohibits the giving or selling of cigarettes to minors Judge Fite said yesterday that it is as much a crime for man to give a boy match with which to light cigaretee as it is to give him a cigarette, T charge you," said the judge, "that a man who gives minor a match to light a cigarette is as guilty as the man who furnished him with the paper and tobacco, Or the cigarette. He is guilty of violation Of the statute prohibiting the giving or selling of cigarettes to minors, and you should find a bill of indictment against him.
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PRINCE MANSFIELD
 C0RNERED AT LAST

Sheriff Philpot received last night a message from Stuttgart s'ating that Prince Mansfield. the negro rapist. had been located and that he was barri- caded in q house near Stuttgart. Con- stable Frank Stewart went to Stutt- 92rt Monday in response 10 a sum mons from that place saying that Mansfield had been located but the report proved to be false
 Sheriff Phjlpot was assured that the right man had at last been b. eatcd and that the Stuttgart auth0ri- ties were merely ava.fine the arrival of the Pine Bluff sAef!.E44 Officers