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The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Keep Interested In Something.

Keep interested In Something.
Many old men break down and be-
come childlike because they abandon
business, and thus lose much of their
everyday interest in the world around
them. 1t is not uncommon for old PEG.
pie to take up courses of study and
successfully pass through them. All
such occupations serve to keep the
interest alive In something besides
mere selfishness. and do more toward
warding OF the blues" than all the
medicine in the drug stores.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
ACTUAL STARVATION.
Pollock & Co. the Druggists Give
Facts Regarding Dyspepsia.

Pollock & Co. the Druggists Give
Facts Regarding Dyspepsia.
Although indigestion and dyspepsia
are 90 prevalent, most people d. not
thoroughly understand their cause and
how to obtain relief. There is no reason
Why people should not eat anything they
desire If they will only chew it careful
ly and thoroughly. Many actually starve
themselves into sickness through fear
Of eating every good looking, good-smell-
ing and gcod-tsstinR food, because it
does not agree with them.
Dieting cannot cure dyspepsia. If We
refuse every article of food that disagrees
with us, before long We have nothing
left, and find ourselves chronic dyspep-
tics.
We are so confident that We can fur
nish relief for indigestion and dyspepsia
that We promise to supply the medicine
free of all cost to every one who uses it
according to directions who is not per-
fectly satisfied with the results. We ex-
act no promises and put no one under
any obligation whatever. Surely moth
ing could be fairer. We are located right
here where you live, and our reputation
should be sufficient assurance of the
genuineness Of our offer.
We want every one who is troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia in any
form to come to our store and get box
of Rexall Dyspepsia tablets. Take them
home, and give them reasonable trial,
according to directions. They are very
pleasant to take; they soothe the irrita-
bic stomach, strengthen and invigorate
the digestive organs, promote healthy
aud natural bowel action, almost i'm.
mediately relieve nausea and stomach
irritation, produce healthy digestion and
assimilation, and promote nutrition.
A 25-cent package Of Rexall Dyspepsia
tablets furnishes Is days. treatment.
In ordinary cases this is sufficient to pro-
duce complete relief. In more chronic
cases, q longer treatment, of course, is
necessary, and depends upon the sever
ity of the trouble. For such cases we
have two larger sizes, 50 cents and $1.GO.
Remember you can obtain Rexsll RENE
dies in Columbus at Pollock & Cos
drug store on the corner.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Clerical Repartee.

A country minister in the course
of his dining out on the circuit came
to a house where roast chicken was
served for dinner. He had previously
encountered q series of corned beef
dinners. and the chicken looked good.
Well" he remarked. here's where
the chicken enters the ministry"
Hope it does better there than in
lay work." rejoined the host.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

Responsible for q Great Deal.
If the man who invented corpora
lions could have foreseen the trOu
BILE of which he became the indirect
cause, he might have desisted.-Al
bany Journal.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

is overwhelming why bnc pay appeal tt all the
10 a tn Reub
eeyd Executive amhoiH
we fol its
approx its o w nd L.
o Of
for asphe las nd able M business
o o
nn prthv responded t. every o est O duty. rsen
~ enormane OF we'll the republican fol its scandal the
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Strive to See tho Bright Side.

Strive to See tho Bright Side.
A fatal penalty awaits those who
always look on the dark side of every
thing, who are always predicting evil
and failure, who see only the seamy.
disagreeable side of life: they draw
upon themselves what they see. what
they look fOr.-Marden.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Speech Before a Dressing.

Uncle GeOrge-"HullO, Willie; been
having q SWIM" Willie-"Yes, uncle;
but I'm only learning. same as you"
Uncle GeOrge-"Same as me? What
do you mean?" Willie-"Why, dad
was telling US only yesterday al
how you had an awful job to keep
your head above water."-Sketch.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
True Philosophy.

have been told of a Spaniard who
always put on his spectacles when
about to eat cherries, that they
might look bigger and more tempting.
In like manner, l make the most of
my enjoyments, and pack away my
troubles in as small a compass as I
can-Robert Southey.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Gossip.

Il don't like these women who gos-
sip about others, do you?" Il should
say not. Now, there's Mrs. Gadsley.
She's.always telling mean things about
her neighbors. And Mrs. HamertOn
talks perfectly dreadful about her
friends. Thank goodness, never say
anything about nobody!"-
Plain Dealer.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
White Horse Of kilburn.

White Horse OF kilburn.
The biggest artificial horse In the
world is the famous White Horse OF
Kilburn, near Thirsk, which was
formed by a native of Kilburn 50 years
ago. who cut away the turf In the
limestone-the whole occupying some
two acres of the side Of the hill. The
figure makes a conspicuous landmark
for over 20 miles round
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
A LIGHT Hint.

He-"WOuldn't you rather live In
these days of electricity than in your
fathers time. for instance! Think Of
what primitive times they must have
been when people used candles" She
(wearily)-"Oh, I don't know that
candles were such primitive things.
They knew enough to 60 out some
times"
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
A Practical Younaster.

why do you think your baby Is
such a clever child?" Because" an.
swered the sensible woman, he just
laughs and plays and has a good time
instead of thinking up smart sayings
for US to repeat to the neighbors."
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
X-Rav and Pearls.

John Salmon, a Yankee in Ceyl0n.
has gotten rich by detecting pearls in
oysters by X-ray. The best part is II
detects seed pearls. and such oysters
are put into special plants to develop
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

8asenesS Punished.
Wh0soever of mortals is of base ma.
ture, him the gods chastise.-Euripi.
des.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
loy Ridin0.

It would be interesting to know why
the chauffeur is SO much more de-
termined on suicide when he has q
party of friends than when he is out
with his employers family.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

Says the 0bservant Man.
''Ez a rule people amt hat 50 sad
nur hat SO happy ex they appear to
be on the surface"
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
One-Sided Contest,

whenever yOh stahts in to glib yoh
conscience an argument" said Uncle
Eben. 1t might as well save time an
git out'n de contest, cause you's boun'
to beat it,
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

Possibilities Of the Mind.
The mind IL In its own place and In
itself can make q heaven of hell, OF
q hell of heaven.-John Milton.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
A Rule.

As . rule you can form a fairly &C.
curate opinion of what your neighbors
think of you by what they say of 9th.
ers.-Chicago News.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20
Comfort.

A woman's idea of solid comfort 10
wearing something loose and no
dishes to wash. - Galveston Daily
News.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-10-20

French Proverb.
Trickery comes back to its master.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

A large block OF Washington Railway
and Electric per cent bonds was
brought TO the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday, and apparently all were
Sold for when the record was read IL
showed that Se5co0, race value, had
changed hands at 81 Is. The trading was
in single bonds. in lots Of 5000 and one
lot OF $4,000. which is the biggest single
sale OF bonds recorded on the local ex-
change for some time. The selling
broker yesterday was the same one who
parted with about $4,000 OF them on
Monday
Following the trading in these bonds
bidding was active for other issues, show
ing that considerable money is seeking
investment in the Traction bonds and Gas
certificates.
Trading in stocks was pretty well dis
tributed over the list, the bank shares
generally being neglected.
Railway preferred sold from 80 5-4 10
81, with nearly lao shares on the record.
Capital Traction came up after call. SELL
ing at iS2, and half point better Wash
ington gas came out 10 the extent Of fifty
shares ar 20 1-2 and S-S. and immediate
ly after twenty-five shares Of Georgetown
Gas sold az the old price Of 65. Bell Tel
ephone recorded a sale Of lve shares at
l02 SIS MergenthaleT hung at 2o5. At the
close OF the market sixty-one shares OF
I.anston were sold after a good deal OF
he1-.~s for I3 a share.
Washington stockholders OF the Greene
Cananea Company have learned that at
the annual meeting the old directors were
reelected. The annual report shows
elrnings for the year. S2.4Z7,535; net
profits. S6O6.306. and q deficit Of S2l4,l4S
Copper production aggregated l5,6ls.5O6
pounds. The sales were S.265,In pounds,
at an average price OF 12-d cents 10 the
pound.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March s-SUGkR-Today's cables
from Cuba, giving the weekly movement at the
six principal ports Of the island showed a rather
bullish condition. Tie receipts for the week
more than they were a week ago. The market
fer refined sugar quiet and unchanged. Duty
paid prices we're quoted thus: Centrifugal IS T.
3S Muscoyado. g test. 33 70 Sd, and m5lasses
sugar So test. SOS % 81.
BUTTER-Receipts N5s9 packages: fancy steady
creamery extra Zsiza23: frsts 9aIss: stafe dairy
tubs poor % fair. l0a2i, imitation creamery frsts
Zla22 factory hrsts. lsi1s20. packing stock l6als
EGGS-Receipts. 1850 cases. steady. Nearby
white fancy 3: mixed fancy 2a2H
MILL FEED-Quiet and steady. Spring bran. 100
pound SACKS. to arrive. &a2s2S; standard milling
8aS .; city bran. sS. in bulk: Western rcd dog
70 arrive. 5i6O: winter wheat bran. in lOa-pound
sacks 83
OATs-steady. but slow. No. white. Gaslss; No
white. 6Oa69ss No. Z white. 5as9ls; No mixed
57It Nat1ral and clipped. white on track. sSas4
FLOUR-Weaker; spring patents. S75se.lo spring
clears, A69a4g0 winter stralghtS. 560a5-9; clear
A7oa4SO: Kansas. StrsiEhtS. in sacks. asoa660:
Kansas. clears. 450zA90
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy; moderate inquiry; 42sas75
CORN MEAIs-Stesdy; demand Is moderate Kiln
dried. for export. $50; coarse meal in baSS. Is
aLE.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Stsady; limited trade;
HAY-Receipts. ESQ tons. steady. Prime tim
othey. s7s6; No. J. soaSi No 2 ssssos No. ;. 65a7o
STRAW-Reoeipts. le tons; steady; light trade.
BEEB-Steady. Family. Be1lss8; packet. 400
al4a
PORK-Firm; business moderate Ness. lsOoa
1880 family. ia5Qal9.0
TALLOW-Dun; unchanged
LARD-FIrgner- Prime Western. l0o5; city. I05:
refined continent l0.s5: South American. IL5: re-
fined Brazilian. kegs l250 oleostearine lsil Lard
stearine. quiet-New YORK, IA; Chicago. IN.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
local PRODUCE MARKET.
-. - nre nholes.le !

BUTTER-CTeamery. fancy. S2a3Ez; Western frsts
2a3I seconds. &a2; process fancy s5ssaeS; ra'r 70
good. 22a2i; dairy. choice IS: good. Z; storepacked
CHEEsE-Nsu YORK state fancy. large l544: do.
Snaii. i65z-
EGGs-Near-by, fancy. Virginia, loss OF. Is: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, IS; Tennessee.
IN; North Carolina, Il.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Ga25; hens. Is;
roosters. S: ducks large. l2aIl: do. small lMu:
geese. 7a9; do. fancy. loal2; turkeys toms Isal9:
do. hens. l9s2o: turkeys. thin. p; keats. l0al2
DRESSED pOULTRY-Turkevs cbofc~ 1lndravD
hens &a23; do. average. undrawn, lsa2a; do, thin.
l2isals; chickens lsa2i earors 7-Ik Average Za25
do. small, sla2 hens, l6al7; roosteTs. Sac; ducks.
ieals geese. Iial2.
DRESSED MEATs-CaIves fun dressed j. %
heads OF. Il; hog dress calTes. le; hams. country,
sugar cured l2aii hogs. small and neat pe- cwt
00as.50. do. medium. 7.Oe2750 do heavy 550ae OO
GAME-Quai. fRnc.. s&aS.5o; do. small. 200a
2s
e5aeO; PER bl-. L75a2o9; Eastern shore per bbi
L75a2oo; sweet potatoes per bbl.. 2oOa250. yams,
Tor bbl. l5a200; carrots Der bbl. L25al 80; cucuD-
bers. per bas.. looal5o; eelery. per doz. stalks.
58asQ; cucumber pickles per bas.. Tails: cabbage
per Dbl. L0oai50; oaulifower per bb 200a3O0:
onions. psr bus. 7Oas0: Maryland ard Virginia per
bbl.. L40ai.50: Ohio. per bbl.. L75a200; Lettuce
Florida per Dbl. lOlaLS
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced, fancy. 4: do.
sliced bright, 81; cherries. z; black0erries, 4;
WhuTtleberTies. 10. raspheries. y
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern. on grade. IlsaI 8
rye. rs. corn. shelled. white. 7h75: do yellow.
7oa75, new ear. 4.Ooa455; cats, Western white. No.
?, 5sae2. old, mixed. 55ae9.
GREEN FURNISHINGS. rer box. 3eea5.OO:
Florida PER box. 2ooa2 3; grape fruit per box 3Oa
400 apples King. per bbl. 300s3.50: YORK Imperial
packed. 4eoa45I: Ben DAVIS. packet. 3.50ai25: Wine
Sap. packed s.75ai.5o; Albenarie Pippin. sO0a5e9
good 70 prime 20oa30e, nco- to falr L5oa2oo; open
head barrels to gocS. Ao9ai59. fancy table
fHliz A00a5.O0: cranberries. Cape Cod. per bbl-
f0oaS.60: d. Per standard cIafs Z00a2Z5; pine.
apples. Florida per crate. 3ooaA0O.
Hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. q 50a
NW; No. p l20oalZ50; mixed. u-0o2l20. Straw.
rye bundle L0oali.5o; rJe. machine tkfashed le0la
1870. wheat s0oasssi oat straw, per ton. s0oa95o.
SUNDRIES-Beeswsx. %; talloW. 6a6lz; honey.
white clover lib, new, lss 40. 2lb.. new, l0sl2s
ginseng. per 10. 5O0a5.50: seneca. per h. 90;
golden seal 40ai5: pink l2al4; mandrake. la3 snake
root. S. walnut kernels. dry. l6al2
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of bCrs,
per h.. 8a30: de-. unEashed. free of burs. per b..
3ea2i; do. bury per ID. Eals; hides green Per b.
leail. do. DIP. Der h. isals; sheep skins. green,
each s5al00; do. dry. each. &a6o; calf SKINS green.
each, lg5al75; muskrat, each. z2ss4; skunk, each
black L75a225; mink. each. 400a5.00; rabbit skins.
each. /: opossum each. as0 faccoon. each. 9laL00;
fox red. each. l0Oa25a; do. gray. each. aaL@
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
JUSTICE BARNARD.

INS4ADE 8AAAAkD.
No Ez0 Walker vs. Washington N.t;onal
Building aud Loan Association deere DO eo1-
tesso. Attorneys. / ". williamson and Thomas
walker.
In Te lunaey. William :. MoCutchsu: order ap-
proving account.
Nc. 2sa- wof e. al vs. PoHack ct ST.. order
% deposit funds in regiStTy Att0rnCys WoF (
RosenboTg-J- B. Larnsr. Braadenbarr K Rrauaea-
burg
No. BIZ Bender IS Bender; reference 10 ex-
aminef. Attorneys. c. S. Hllyer-H / Quinn
No. 1S& Cloary e a. r. Gerard et al: de-
cree pro eonfesso. Attorney. c. r. Linkius
No. ZS17 Parsley e. al vs. Collins et AL. de-
cree Tor partial distribution. ATTORNEYS. Newton
& GiIlett-G. c. German.
No &952 In re Rock Creek Auto ana wszon
Company; receiver directed 20 pay proceeds to W
IL Weaver. Attorney. G.. f. Dicgs
No 22ol In re- assignment of Wolf seheinuan
order f1iag bold $50. &c. Attorneys. wolf a
R0senbers
No SIS Playte- 7s- SNYDER et al: decree u-o
ooufesso. DC Attorneys. " C. Clephaae-P- E
Lesh
IN re- lunacy, Si6ney Ransle: auditors report and
Committee discharged.
No. ssl6. Fsankee e al "a Franis et al. sale
ratified and inferred o. order Attorneys. sleman
& LerCh-B1rnaui q Johnson l. L schmidt
No. 2065- Uuited states Bank Depoeitors' In
slrance COMPANY, rule rerunahie Ma1ch e. At
torney. .. ". Baker.
No. aa6 Ggydier et a.. u Treat e al; re-
ceiEer authorized % make deposit fer costs At
torneys. Poe. Blackstone & Patrick-D. ". Baker.
A. A Lipscoub. J. p. Archer. Jones & Pratt
No. 81 Rohinsoa vs.. Robinson; order dis
charging rule. Attorneys. L. n Rins-A r.
No. Essa Kennedy vs.. Heisler Ct al: decree
vesting title Attorney. " A. Williams
No. Gc& Taylor S. Macfasland Sc: restrain
Ing order return2bIe March = Attorneys. Mad
dox Gatley-J. T. Sherrisr, T.
"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March s.-Quotations as established hv
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
as follows:
BUrFER-Creamery. separatoE. per D.. %; imi-
tation G2aZ3: prints is-lb Ter ID. Sa31: do. l-Ih
so2sl blocks 2-lb per h.. Sasl; dairy Prints.
Maryland, Pennsylvania. and Virginia. Der H. i6aI7
Virginia and West Vi7ginia. sto7e-packed. I5alS;
Ohio, store-packed lesl7; nearby rolls Eals Ohio
rolls TaIs. West Virginia rolls l6al-
EGGs-Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA ard nearby frs,s
per dozen. Is: Eastern shore. Maryland and Vir.
ginia IS: Western frstS Is: West Virginia, lS
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys. choice, Eat.
young hens h.. 21AZ3: mixed. young and old. IaZ
old toms I7als: poor and thin, Hai5. Chickens-
Straight young. per n. rals; mixed. young and
Old l5sle. Ducks. choice fat. per ID. lsai7. ca
pens. lbs and over, per b, 2SaA; small, medium
23a2s: slips l6al7.
LIVE POULTRY-Young chickens. to size. ID
l7aeo: old hens heavyweight, IS; ducks per H. Is:
do. white Pekins. IL pigeons, young pair. %; do
old Is guinea fowls. old. each. 3; do. young. II
lhs ard over 30: turkeys young hens. pr 10
zla2z; young gObblers. 2sZl; do, small and thin.
l2ai3. old TOMS IS
FIoUR-winter extra. 4.soats); winter clear. sioa
SIS: winter straight. 5s5sSS: winter patent S7ea
5se spring clear 435as6S; spring straight 60sa5 50
srxing patent 675a600; City Mills best patent SIS:
do high grade patent $50; do, highgrzde straight
500: do choice family $50: CO.. extra s-l0as CO.
Rye -four medium 70 choice. A2Sa4.o. Corn meal
per 100 lbs L60aL70.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
rsTICE WRIGHT.


Estate q George Williams order Frsn-inz lstters
q adn.nist-atton; bond. 500 Attorneys Ricks &
smith
Estate q Charlss Geiss. order granting letters
testamentary: bond. "a. attorney. A. C. Nc
Lauzhlin-
Estate Of Thomas r. str0ther: O r g-autiuE
letters 1estamsutAry: bo1d. $40. AttUneys Thomas
WaIker
Estate Of Margaret A. McDernott: order grant
ing letters q administration C Z a. bond. 500
Att0meys. J. A. Bu-ler.
Estate q Margaret o 'Brisns order grautinE let
tes q administrator. bond. 500 Attorneys. r.
A. Hecsrty and JOIN Holmes.
Estate q Catherine Mitchel order granting letters
q adlainistratio1; bond. $50 Attorney. T. B.
Weaver
Estate q DAVID A. W1ttsrson: order ETznting le.-
tsTs q administration. c Z. a. bond. S5oo- At
torney.- p. (. Lesh.
Estate q AIbert A. Wilson; order 20 acrept 0fer
Atto-neys. Hamiltun. Colbort EGkes & Hamilton.
II Edmund Burke e al; order appoiutinE
guardian bond. $50 Att0-ney. J. A. ButieE
Estate of George Ewing; VII dated January %.
l9I codiciI dated November T. lgA
EstSte x John Miller petition letters testa-
menfarr. Attorney. 3. ?. Leighton
Estate q joan Morgan WI Gated Feh-uary a.
l-e hied
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
DISTRICT COURTS.



Prsssat-Ths Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Robb, and
Mr Justice Van Orsden.
Admissons-r. j. Gcislcr. james p. Retch,
Lathes &. Aoulton. and John Emory Cross
No. 1851 United States. rel Gub6e ct a.,
81 Garteld. &c argument continued by Mr.. J. Al
Rankin ior appellants; continued hy Mr. F. W.
Clements for appellee; continued b. Ar Stuart
AicNamara for appellee; concluded by 1fr. J. NJ.
Rankin for appellant. retirement q James r. Car
aed and The appointment q Richard a. Bailinggr,
as SecretsrT Of the lnterioT suggested and Richard
A. Baliuger made the party appellee herein, on
lanr.
Patent appeals:
No. 5s3 Bluthenthal Bickart IS. Bigbie Bros.
& Co: motion 20 dismiss uithdnHn by leave or
CONT. On mOtisa of Mr.. +. T. FcuWick. attorney
fo- appellee.
No. 81. IN r. Application Of Herman O. VOL
teTeck; continued hy stipulation.
No. 5ll. Mcfarland vs. Watsoa et al. sane.
No Sa in re- Application n Arthur g. East
wood; argument cosnmenced by Nr ". L. Pierce
ior appellant. continued hy aiT. W. S. Ruckman
tor Ccmmlssioner Of Patents; concluded hy Mr.
W l. Perce ior the appellant.
No. 5s Nelson vs. faaostte: argument con-
meaced by Mr. J. v MGaiton for appellant: con.
unned b Nr +. ]. Geisler for aDDeilee.
No 1855 Han vs. District Of Columbia: iudg-
ment Of Poiee CcuTt reversed. OpiEicn hy lif.
CHIEF Justioe Shepard.
Assignments for to-day:
No 554 Nelson rs Fsncette, Oh heSrinE At
tor1eys H. p. Doolittie-J. y. McGiu
No. So Underhil vs. Gemmin Attorneys. r. L.
Emery and T. 3. Booth-T. K Bryant
No. SO Bluthenthsl BicEart vs.. Birboe Bros.
Co Attorneys J, 1. AtkiEs-E. T. Fenwick
No ~ In re Application Of Nash Hardware
Company. Attorneys. J. 6. Meyers-F. A. Tenant.
No So Il ". Johns-ManTiIls Company rs. Amer
can steam Packing Company. Attorneys. A. Parker
Sniith-Arthur stewart
No. s6S- In 20 application Of Johann Hoa After.
neys. Z T. Fenwick-F. A. Tenant
No. 5sI. In re application of Elias Atherton Lynn.
Atcrneys J.. J. Priudle-W s. Rurkman
No. - Williams rs. Wellner- Attorneys. F. L.
EHc7y aud 7. b. B0oth-W. ~ Cromwell
No. 5le. Pianten &c IS Canton Phsrnsrv
Company. Attorneys. D. i. Dcckcr-A S. Fat-
iers0n-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Circuit Court No. L
TrSTICF sTAFFnRn.


No fa44l. Harry Kaufman Company u Metrie-
4 Son et al judgment on mandate Of Cclut Of
Appeals Attorneys. ]. l. PeysT and N. J. Col
bert-Leon Tohriner.
No 5es3 Sklar vs.. Kornan; verdict Tor Plaintiff
for $50 Attorneys. A. A. Lipsconb-reppcr &
Gussck and J. c. Gittingz
No 5o4l5 Dnlin Martin Company "a Golden
strOth; verdict for plaintiff fo- $40 and tudzue1t
forthwith Attorneys, Tucker Kenyoa-P H.
Fietch
No aes Hammursly ~ Martin administrator:
on trial. Attorneys. l. A. Bailey-E. c Dutton.
Assignments for to-day:
No sol Bonauin Is. southern Railway Company
e a. Atturneys r. F. Downing and G. A Berry
Hamilton Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No. M. FIaEler. executor. IS Arizona Cuban
Asphalt and Mining Company, Attorneys. Tucker
& KENYON and T r. Huyck-W. J. Lambert and
No. q. Chuna rs. CITY aaa Suburban Railway
Company. ATTORNEYS. Y. Il. Wallace and Percy
MstzEer-J. J. Darlington and r. B. Behrend
No 25. stevens IS. Lee. Attorneys. Edwin For
rest and Charles Bendheim-E- H. Thomas
No ~ AIller-Kopp Cut ss0.s Company rs.
CowSin. AttorneyS Lambert Yeatman-L C.
Williamson
No. 2l. Cgane Company vs.. Han Atsorueys.
Slenan & Lerch-H ". Sohm.
No &e. Jenkins vs- CITY and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. F. W. MeReynolds-J. J.
No. 2s. Bradaeia vs.. MeDemott Attorneys. A.
L NeWmyer and Leon TobTiner-W. F. Ambrose.
No. ~. Morris vs. Metropolitan surety Con-
pany. Attorneys. Hamilton & Colbert ard J. J.
DariinEtolr-DouEias. Baker s Sheriff
No. 3o2 Michael et al IS Small e al Attorneys.
E. l. Gies AID J. J. Brosnon-charles Pee
Cfrcuit Court No. ?
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 5Ofll Baker y. WaTner; on triai Attorneys
&. E. Davis aoS F. J. Hogan--J. J Darlingion-
No 1880. Lyon rs. Simpson et al death o.
John H. O'Donnell. defendant. uggestsd ard
George K. ODonnen End Anna De Lander made
parties defendant.
Assignments for to-day:
No. &c Beau IA City and SH6urbsn Railway
Conpauy. Attorneys. ". c. Gardner and L n.
Hopeuell-J J. Darlington
No. 80. Shoemaker. executor, vs.. WeiScn. al
ministrator. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatnan-E. Il.
Thomas
No. - Collins vs. CITY aDd Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Topper & Gusack-J. J. Das-
lington.
No. Ss Stewart IS. Chase. Attorneys. McNon
& McNeill-W. J. Lambert