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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
Women in the Days News.

Nearly 10000 women are err AA2oyed
in Prussia as brickmakers. An
eleven-hour day is the rule.
Miss Anne Morgan, daughter OF
the financier, started a crusade
against unsanitary cigar factories.
Calcutta, because OF the high rate
CT infant mortality, has appointed a
female sanitary inspector at $50 u
mouth.
Miss C. de II. Eenest is the first
woman drive" o. a moto.' omnibus in
GGg!aG Sne VAS the only wonlan
t&'sa lae examination tar motor en-
.'pas.ii.- recently held i'll London.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
That Little Valentine Boy.

His other name is Cupid. That /;
what the old Romans called him.
He had still another name given him
by the early Greeks, Eros. But what
ever he may be called, he is the same
Jolly little sprite that you paint, dra"
or paste on your valentines as the
love fairy.
He looks very harmless with his
chubbylbaby cheeks and his loving
eyes. But 1cok at him closely ano
Won will find. in those eyes sparks o.
mischief elintine through the love
like points of mica in a quartz rock
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

OF pa te. and twist of baby ribbon.
The white ice cream basket is made
in exactly the same way, with the
substitution of white paper for red
and a little pasteboard Cupid stuck
on the handle in place OF the heart
and arrow. The favcrs for a valen-
tine dance, children's party or cotil-
lion are simply fancy paper hearts
fastened on slender sticks, wound
with paper and decorated with ribbon
streamers. The candle shade makes
a. most effective table decoration. 1t
is of white paper, decorated with
red hearts and gold arrows, and the
top and bottom of the shade are nm.
ished with twists Of the paper touch
ed up with gold paint.
st. Valentines Day was originally
the day dedicated to the incoming OF
spring. The Romans kept it in honor
of Pan and Juno, and the festival,
which lasted several days, was called
"Lupercalia." The early Christian
church, desiring to effect a change in
this much-abused feast, very adroitiy
reconstructed the cid practice of the
lottery of lovers names. In place OF
the names of real youths and maid
ems, whose appellations, written on
slips Of paper, were drawn by the
young people of the time, the church
substituted the names of the saints.
The idea had its own beauty, and the
notion of dedication was thus pre-
served in more spiritual sense than
in the old Roman festival. This feast,
and not the existence of the real st.
Valentine, is the origin Of the gallant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
Edward M Hartman Now Mas Within His Grasp
Ten Great Railway Systems, Embracing One-Third
of the Total Railroad Mileage United States.

securing so many thousand miles of
railway-the common carrier Of
America-the advocates of Govern
ment regulation, and even ownership,
will find weapons ready forged to
! their hands.
A little more than two years ago,
when open discomfort over such rail
way dictatorship" had displayed it
self. Hartman made speech at
Kansas City, in which he repudiated
the charge. He then declared:
"The Impression prevails that l
control more miles of railroad than
.~u -thc~ -,,n,, NH ~ ,+o+amnnt ie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
Eare Form OF Insanity OBJ
served in n AIichigandcr

Kalamazoo, Micn.-Claus Wander.
wall was admitted as patient at the
State Insane Asylum, suffering from
rare form of insanity. When the
man is spoken to his body becomes
rigid and relief seems to come only
with the feeling that he Is entirely
unnoticed.
In local court room he stood an
hour with one arm outstretched, new
er utterlng a word or moving a ting.
er. Food Is administered to him at
regular intervals by force.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
a Modern Custom.

frequently it happens that the
modern valentine is sent by men as
an expression of courtesy or to sho"
appreciation of social favors received.
For this purpose a pot Of growing
flowers, a dainty bound volume, a
basket of graced or tropical fruit or
bon-bons in elaborate receptacles cl
satin, porcelain or crystal, are al
welcome tokens to most women, VINO
gracefully accept them in the game
spirit in which they were sent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
Halls of Congre.~

An appropriation of s50o,000 for
military airships was placed IL the
army bill.
The Senate summoned Secretary
Newberry to explain every item in
the appropriations bill.
The Senate Committee on Judi
ciary filed an adverse report OF the
Warner bill to amend the Sherman
,nti-trust law.
G'he Navy Department opened bids
or construction Of wireless tele-
.aph station i'll the capital, to ct N
'unicate with vessels 1000 miles E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

New York City.-The election Of
E. H. Hartman to the directorate of
the New, York Central is an impor-
tant event in the world of finance,
for it means that Mr.. Hartman now
has in his grasp more than one-third
of the total railway mileage in the
United States. and that third, EN-
bracing as it does such important in
terlacing trunk lines, implies do
main far wider than the bare figures
would indicate.
Mr.. Hartman controls to-day, in
part or wholly, ten great railway sys-
+aroe oonrn~o+;~~ ~ mn -riic~ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
"Tvino Loye.knots.u -

A picturesque st. Valentine con-
test, which will not cost the hostess
but a few. dimes, is to provide each
girl with a length of colored satin
ribbon, suggests The Delineator. This
is the only apparatus needed for the
game of Tying Love-Knots." Eacf
man is to be the timekeeper for each
girl and he must talk. to her all the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

.H Hs..a
Here and there is open water for a
few yards
1.-TWO years ago in September we
were planning great sport. We had
ordered q dozen decoys and built two
skis. We we're going out for three
days, soon after the opening of the
season. But our decoys, which were
to be shipped 10 us from St. Paul, did
not come The first of October found
us sill waiting, and losing patience,
we started without them.
.AsThe weather was rainy, with fire.
!uuant wind-squalls. On the first night
our tens blew down in the midst OF
al downponr. We sat the remainder
of the night shiYering over a fire OF
wet wood The next day was stormy,
with high winds What few birds we
saw few SO high that you could not
touch them. had caught a cold from
my ducsing, and was so hoarse 1
could hardly talk, and mad enough to
quit. But you know the Deacon. He
said he'd have some ducks If he had to
sit there till Christmas
II kept getting hoarser all day, un-
til couldn't talk above a whisper, so
7 told Deacon, in the afternoon, that
I would go to town and get something
for my cold, and see IL the decoys had
come
.sWhen reached town the first man
i met wGs the agent, who said the box
had come. didn't lose many minutes
loading it into the buggy and starting
back to camp. The wind had gone
down and il had turned colder and
was cloudy-iust as near a perfect
evening for ducks rs you'll find. had
.to laugh at myself when I tried to
speak to the horses, and could do moth
ing but screech and wheeze.e
1I left tie team at house about a
quarter Of a mile from camp, and
walked through the dusk the remain
der Of the Distance. The Deacon was
not in sight supposed he was in
a blind near by, waiting for ducks,
SO I set about rigging the decoys for
the morning shooting. Loading them
into my skiff, poled out in the shall
low water.
"The boat was a fiimsy affair, light
enough to pick up and carry, and about
rs safe as rafting on bridge plank.
We always put ON hip boots as pre-
cautionary measure, when we went OUT
in it.
- {D ~
water, fifty or seVenty-fye yards from
shore, and set out the decoys. They
were fastened together with cord
and had a piece Of scrap iron in the
boat to anchor them with.
There was Just light enough to see
objects on the water toward the west
and the fash OF birds passing through
the circle OF light overhead. The lake
was teeming with bird life. Clouds OF
noisy blackbirds wheeled from one
part to another; gathering rails were
stirring about in the grass and splash
fng across the open water; occasional
ly poke rose with hoarse shrek and
heavy, awkward Tapping of wings. A
whistle Of wings went past overhead
end away to the left followed them
tin they passed a clump of willows,
when a jet OF fire leaped out, followed
by the sound Of Deacon's gun.
eFor the moment had forgotten the
decoys, and / now discovered that they
had drifted away from the boat. There
was no current, but wind enough to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
THE news IN Brief
Items of Interest Gathered By
Wire ard Cable
GLEANINGS FRCR DAY TO DAY
Live Items Coveriag Events Of More
or Less Interest at Home and
Abroad.

One of the horrors of the late
blizzard was that of Gus johnson,
miner, who slept in hay stack
Thursday night near Omaha, Neb..
next morning his hands and feet
were frozen. On Saturday he
crawled on hands and knees seven
miles to Valley. He will probably
lose one foot at least.
Henry Lair was convicted in
Chicago Monday of practicing white
slavery. The scheme was in Turing
girls of Paris to come to America,
where they were engulfed in the we'll
known system of enslaving white
girls, especially in the lumbermen's g
camps Of the Northwest. Lair's SEN
tenee is two years in Federal prison
and a fine of $2,50O.
1t is estimated that there will be
as many as three hundred bills found
against perpetrators of public frauds
in Oklahoma.
Two weeks were consumed Tuesday
on the Cooper trial at Nashville,
Tenn, and the fourth venire Of 500
men each was partly consumed, with
only nine jurymen secured and one
of them is under charges Of incompe-
tence. Two more have now been
| added.
Revenue officer Ramsey and others
destroyed a moonshine distillery at
South Mountain, York county, S. c.,
last week. They had occasion to go
back later and found boys under ten
years of age who had in child like
play fixed up still and were actu-
ally making ''lieker'' from the con-
tents of the tubs the officers had
overturned.
A negro man froze to death in
New Orleans last Sunday.
The Carolina Ice Machine COM
pany, of Charlotte, N. c., has been
authorized to increase its capital
stock to $225,O0O.
George Buesse, brother of the
mayor of Chicago, before leaving
home for a period, bought a pistol
and was showing the house maid how
to use it in case of need, Sunday
night, when the pistol was accidental
ly fired, the ball crashing through
the window of a near neighbor and
killed Mrs. L. C. Thicker, the daugh-
ter of Gen. A. C. Girard, retired.
John Dams and his wife had been
separated for some time. On Mon
day he plead for his wife and two
children to return home with him.
The wife delayed her decision. Hs
kissed her good bye saying she
would regret it and just outside the
door shot himself. Mrs. Dams had
just time to take his head in her lap
and receive one more kiss when he
expired. =
High Point, N. c., which makes
so much furniture, is soon to have a
glass manufactory to make the many
beveled mirrors needed.
Manly B. Tripp shot down James
Hood on the streets Of Dublin, Ca,
ten years ago and escaped, but has
now returned and surrendered him
self.
John Gilmer Speed. the author and
journalist, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head while
in his bed room at the Phoenix House
Mendham, N. j.. last Tuesday. He
left no explanation of his act.
Forty-eight applicants have recent
ly appeared before the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, asking for
license to practice law. Thirty-nine
passed while nine were turned down.
The Italians led in marks Of re-
spect and escorted the remains OF
Consul Cheney and wife when their
bodies arrived in New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

time she is tying an artistic love-knot
out OF the ribbon.
He keeps his watch in hand, and
tries to divert her attention and make
her answer his questions. Three
minutes is the time limit, and If she
succeeds in making toe knot, he must
wear it through the evening, pinned
TO his crayat- If she fails she must
keep at 1t until she succeeds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10
France to Tax Foreigners on -, +
Seven Times the Rent They Pay.

Paris, France.-The Chamber of
Deputies debated the question of
levying an income tax ,on foreigners
resident in France. The bill pro-
posed that their taxable income should
be considered as ten times the rental
value Of their residences.
M. Siegfried proposed that 1t should
be considered at five times.
M. Caillaux, Minister OF Finance,
said the Government would accept
seven times as the basis, and this
was adopted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

Charles II. is said to have first en-.
couraged the public appearance of wo.
men on the stage in England in 1862
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

Total. ................. .Tb1u3
The American people will not view
with equanimity the Capitalization Of
such vast power in one person. de-
clares the New York Evening Post.
They say, and say rightly, that 1t
weakens, and occasionally even de-
stroys, representative, government. 1t
is not the voters; it is huge corpora
tions that more than once have de-
clared what the laws shall be and
who shall execute them.
This is why it is inevitable that the
unbridled greed Of Hartman and his
kind is sure to be made the excuse for
renewed agitation against corpora
tions. We have Just passed through
a panic, and from one end Of the
country to the other fnanciers have
been imploring, LET US alone!" Well.
II letting alone results in one mans
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-10

for it would
Of the three
} named the
lded to COM
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-16

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate q Clara Dchnea. order for rule. Attor-
nev " J. Lambert
Estate a Annie Y RroEn o-ie- Confirming t-iaL
Estats q Charles Itzel o06gr 70 gre sleczl bo1d
Aro-neys Carter & Brooke.
Estate q Wiscs-t Car; o7ds- Srauti5S letters
tes.srentasy: bo1G son Attorney L J Nat
thsUs
Estate Of Mar J Campbell: eide E-zut1nz st
us te-ane1tz-T, bod. so. Attorney. IA Q.
N'iiiismso1.
Estate Il Ss-ah r Savage; o-5e- s-a-sins Ist-
teTs y adnInist-ztiGn; bond, E.Ge Attorneys,
archer & Smith
Estate q Anton kull; order granting letters q
sdIliuiys-ltiCn. bond. scr At1orusy, Leon To
brinsr-
Eststs q Orlaudo " HURT, order for partial
dist-ihrtio1- Attu-ney = b Kurt
In 70 Dorothy West q al order spPoi1tins
guardian; bond. sS0- Attcrney. c. :. Hilysr. -
Estate Of BENJAMIN 2 Garter; order rstfy1g
report
Estate o. JOhn A. Brown. urdG % ny bill
Arto-nsy. v Z Amb-oee
Estate Of Maria Mcore; VII dated Dscsnbe1 Z
800 Sled.
In rs Helen y p. sschsr: PETITION q Ls1sfo-d
Sscher for leave 70 take certain articles home;
order authorizing sams. Atto-ness. Cole & Donald
ST.
Estute q Hsrry I. Brsdt ct al petition and
order appointing Blair GCu7ty Title and TTlst
Company guardian; bond. $500 Attorney. J.
Banks HuT1Z
Estate q Margaret B. Smith; petition q John
" Glen fo- probate ard reoor1 q VII and let
tiers tes-zmsnssry. Attorneys. Carey & Glenn
Estate Of Daniel Jo7io1; VIII dated NoTenos- ),
1915, fled. naming John W. Branson executor
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Washington. February Is. I9o9.-No-
tee Is hereby given that in conformity 70 aaE. the
pamphlet containing a list II taxes in arrears On
real property IN the District e Columbia on The
fTst dSy q July I1Gs also all assessments subject
70 sale. has been printed cops Thereof VII b
delivered 70 ans taxpayer applying therefor az the
Office q the Collector n Taxes Of the District Of
Columbia aEd y the tax assessments due to
gCther With fhe penalties and costs that nav have
accrued thereon. shah not b PAID prior 20 the Cay
named for sale. namely. the NINTH DAY OF
MARCH 40 the psopessy involved Uin be Hoid
unGeT orr direction. az public auction. az the Once
II the Collector q Taxes q the District q Coim-
Oia. c0Tmencing on the said ninth day q March.
leo2. hetwssn the hours q . O'Clock N the fore
rcon and O'Clock IN the afternoon. and co-tiuuius
each following day, SUNDAYS and legal holidays II
cepted. until al such deiinqueut properly Is sold
henry r. MCFARLAND AENRG L
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners q he
District u Columbia felsIs % MALI
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FLATS FOR RENT.

Is 18Th 81 sE-FTYE LARGE. BRIGHT
ICONS. bath, furnace coal and gas ranges; avenue
I ezr lins: 81 fsIA7t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lunbis. holding PROBATE Court Nc $50 Ad-
ninis,ration--This IS 10 give notice ynat the SUD
scTibeT. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court q The District Of Coiurn-
bis letters q administration on the estate q I'd
~s-d z. GeaTy. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims sEsiEst the
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the saue
with tire vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO The subscriber OF or before the I'D DAY OF
DECEMBER. A. D. 1902. Otherwise they may BY
Law Be excluded from al bsnsft q sid estate
Gwen under my hand this 18th DAY Of January,
1903 FANNIE ". GEARY. ST. 18th 81. Nv. At
test: Seal JAMES TANNER Register Of wis
for the District q Columbia Clerk q the Probate
Court A. q FERGUSON Attorney fe29l6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B--FolowiDg schedule figures published orlJ
as information. end are rot gueranteeo-
Fer Atlanta. Birmif,g CHAN. Mobile, Nez OTieEna.
AshsFile, Chs.tsD9oCa. Memphis, q u and
lo-6 D n daily Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 p n. daily Dining cars
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Sayar-
nah. JackscnviIi= and Florida points 8:le ,. n
daily, Dining car service.
Tourist cars for California. tri-Eeekiy $50 ,. n
LocsI for Hauisonburg. . .. n daily; SIS ,. u.
week DAYS: fer Dsuville 80 &. n daily. md fos
Charlottesville. 80 a. n. and As p Il daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluemont
l. S. BROWN. General AgeniA
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-Pub-sbed AMY IS information. and not
guaranteed
500 p No. & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fsss VS.
u1tleo tTaln. Pullman seepers 70 LexIrgtcn, Louis
Tllle Cincinnati. Indians polls. ChiCzEO. and ST
Louis. Connection foE Virginia Hot ST-1nzs- Pull
nsn car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dln11g cars, "a carte serTice
nlo 2. NJ. F. =. LIMITED. Dsiiy-Sord
TeSflSule rasn- Pullman SeepeTs 20 Cincinnati
Lexington ard louisville Conpsrfnsnt sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot SprinEs week days Dining ar
3 a carte service Pullmsn Eleepers ClnclEnsu q
ChiS7gn and ST Louis md Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville. ard New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Oricss. Si3 PennsylTzniA
sreDue. - street. and New Union Station Tel
eThone Main 1866 q 2Ss for tczsts bsGgsse ehecks
reaerTarlnra an1 rrrirsh
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUMS. 81 PA AVE NH.-oN THE WRONG
SIDE. But The RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES; 1900 CcTS. MAI
IREsSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS, REDSTEADS
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &c. FOR RENT
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
10 PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES
SAUMS. So Pa AVE. ON TIE WRONG SIDR
:s1+5G
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Real Estate Transfers on Page II.
strikers Returning TO Work.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE members ot
the National Hat Manufacturers Asso-
cistion who have opened their factories
on the open-shop plan reported to-day
that additions to the ranks OF the work
ers had been made. and that the fac
tories were slowly reaching their nor
mai point. except IN districts where tbs
opening Of the factories has been de-
lsyed.
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Enuitr SuItn.

No. 49,. Mary L. Cock rs Ens-y J. Burt
substitute trustee. Astorney FIilnu-e BesI
No. 81. Charles Bendheim et a. - Ricnard
". Tyler; Accounting Attorneys. Charles Bendhei1n
and Edwin Forrest.
No. E3as. Marie l. Blackstone vs Frank D.
Blacxist0no et a.. divorce. Attorneys Douglas.
Baker ( Sheriff
70 ESs Fannie " Gear - William L
Gss-y e al, fox assignment Of dover. Attorney.
A r Fsr-lscn.
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IaMsuffa.

No. 5Ias. William J. Baxter. z, trustee, &c
IS William y Derge = al; debt $50. Ator
neys. Ralston s Siddcus.
No. Ta4 Italan- Swiss Colony - Fernando r
san: csrtiorari- Defendants attorney, W c Bal
deTSCn
No. ass P. c. Nee Co1psny rs. susie Proctor
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY Z. 1903
Leave Washington New Urion Staten
so a m--Daiiy-Au points On Norfolk ard Wet
tn; also knoTrllls. ChsttaoooEs. and Memphis
b-D p NJ Daily 80 Roanoke. Bristol Wizston-
Salem kncTriIle Chsttsncagz- Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining czrS.
Fer Nortolk-Lcave Washington. an a. a. daily.
lbs a n daily iezcepS sunday Arrive Norfolk
q q. n ard SO 2 n.
50 = u.-Daily-BerTyTiIls. Lurzy. ShsnsDdoah-
Irsins from the S0uthEest sr7iTe SIS :. u AID
N3 p n
avenue lBand Buldiusl
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND

ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Eiectrlc pel2ce cars from White House station
Gsth ard II SIS. NORTHEAST
for baitimore-Erery baf hour from SO g Il %
- n, and So. so. l0s0 and Il = D. II,
u - a. r. ard no. 5-I1 SO ? &c 2. H.
Cars On the EVEN hours make no stop between
" Washington and Baltimore
For Annspoiis-EFery hogr frun 50 a. II - -
D n. AID SO ard i A. p n
Fares one way. Round TIP.
To Ba7ti-o-p EE
To Annapolis ard T.. s
Naval Academy 10 SIS
BeEyaEe checked.
Al s. CATS Tua direct - white H0=s Station-
Ticket cHce az isfh and y I ave. northwest ard
a. White House station 18th and II SIS NORTH
EAST Tsisrhone n -E5 and Linz Sc
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Monday,

iadmsn. C 8 Bund5. J. P. szoz Assar.z.
E. X HopeweIL
No 5sos. Anna 2 Reeves - Richard r. Inn.
ct al: damages. Sl5o Atfo-nsys Campbell Car
riug1ou and Rs7deu johnson
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

ENERGETTC NAN. WITH MEANS. To EN-
ploy travelling salesuen in EasteTn States. can
control sac NJ new money sarirg machine nOF hsT-
lnz phenomenal sale Middle States, EASILY clear
s. 600 each salesman employed; oflcsT cuupauy nov
IN city would slsc Ike Interview ssle-men With
nesns to fnance themselves. MANU- FACFURER. "
Box g. Herald Office. felSG
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

United States - Jesse Gordon. 7uhbs-y; notion
for re~ trisl fled AttorneT. 2 n Hewle.t-
Ulited States - Rich SrsEo-y: murder h-xt d
gre. certificate q warden a. 70 sxeC1ting de-
ieudaut
70 5IZ3 Georve " Linkins Sath- David
ser; petition FOR wit q ce-io-zri SIed-
Assignments for today
United States IS. Richard y. Crouse
United States - Richsrd Bsr--s.
United States IS. E6Ezrd SEsiles
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NON.MEpICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring the circulation Of the Blood tour meth
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