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Price. $3.50.

z street northeast. near corner Of eth
An uD-tO-date Groom, press brick. bav-
window house. Steam heat Reception
hall Trimmed I'm hardwood VIII make
an ideal home or pay well as an invest
ment- We can surprise YOU on the
terms that we can arrange for the pur-
chase Of this property
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS
3i4 Pennsylvania Ave. S. {.

A carefully selected list OF moderate
priced properties that win show the
best value ever offered In real estate in
the sections in which they are located
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Price. $500.

A beautiful white stone front house.
containing rooms. All modern con-
veniences, situated on B street. very
close to Lincoln Park. Good lot. We in
vite comparison of this property with
anything you have been offered. can
be sold on accommodating terms
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MEDICAL.
DR.SHADEss gRsf ,a12,

washington's Oldest Specialist.
80 years practice treating Nervous
and Chronic Diseases; also stomach
lungs. asthmss catarrh. appendicitis live
heart, kidneys, bladder. structure DISCHARGES
general debility. and special weakness: blo.,d
and skin diseases. Special and urfyz-a AZ
naents OF beth sexes cured quickly. Ccnsui-
tation free. Hours 10 to I and 20 $40 Slyn
day, $50 to 1850. Chandler Building. Ele-
Vator and phone zl1sn-tf
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FOR RENT-SToRES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
P A Brown. II. Attorney for Complainant

P A Brown. II. Attorney for Complainant
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRICT OF COLUMBIA-Sallis Louise Marin
vs.. Thomas S. Nsirn. National Savings and
Trust Company. No. IS, az Equity Doc. The
object Of this suit IS for divorce from Bad
and board OF marriage between the petitioner
ralle Louise Nairn, and defendant Thomas
:. Nairn, and general relief. The grounds
are desertion and nOnsupport, and for Sc
questration OF defendants property On mo-
ton OF the complainant II is this I'd day
Of September. 1903. ordered that the de-
pearance to be entered herein on or befor-
the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after tina day OF the
hrst publication OF this order; otherwise the
default Provided, a copy OF this order be
published once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times before said dsv
HARRY NJ CI.ASAUGH, Chief Justice (seaB
A true copy. Test: J. r YOUNG. Clerk lv
J. A. c. PALMER, Assistant Clerk
se2s.Ocz.s
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT on
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No
1910, Administration. This Is 70 give notice
That the subscriber. OF the District OF Co
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate Courf
OF the District Of Columbia. letters tests
mentary on the estate Of John u. Scrfv~0e-
late OF the District OF Columbia decessei
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit rna
same. with the vouchers thereof legally an
thenticated. 10 the subscriber, on or before
the 10th day Of September. A u. 1910; other
wise they may by law be excluded from an
benefit OF said estate. Given under my hsnd
this 10th day OF September, 1903. CHARLES
w. SPARKS, lis 9Th ST. : F. Attest. Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register or Wills for the
Court. MADDOX & GALLEY. Attorneys
-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORAGE YARD.

FOR RENT-T.arge storage ward in ,;-orre-
town fcooo feet; new H. fence; drivewsy .
so per month. Apply 90 18th ST y "
ss22-lOt
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DR.. GARDNER
HERB SPECIALIST.

Of Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed to cure or relieve any ana
All ailments Mems complaints a specially
N A LOUIS & SONS, I74s 7th St y "
Sa1a-tf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets of Washington and It's Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR Ale
AM thing THAT TOU MAY WANT
FROM A LOT 50N2Oo TO 20 ACRES. ALONG
I HE LINE OF THE ROCKVILLE ELEC-
LK1C ROAD, EITHER IMPROVED OR IN
IMPROVED. FOR INVESTMENT OR SUB
DIVISION.
J. II. MILLER. 1894 r.
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THE CLIFTON.

THE CLIFTON,
1923 Clifton ST
New building. telephone in each apartment:
very choice section OF Columbia Heights.
only three apartments left: and rooms
and BATH $3.50 70 $3.50.
THE HARTFORD.
1915 Clifton
Ready for occupancy about October !;
bookings now being made for apartments in
this spiendidiy located building; fine view
phone in each apartment; convenient TO two
car lines; 4. s. and rooms and bath; 1915
90 $3.50
THE LESTER.
1i32 r St. y w
partments ana 10 the Business semen e es
osptionsliy large rooms. porches: s rooms
and bath and other modern cenveniences,
5000
THE ALTON.
ms ST n w
Near fashionable Dupont Circle. very con-
venient to churches and schools; southern
exposure; choice and exclusive residence sec
1on; all outside rooms; = rooms and bath
TIE MADEIRA.
707 22d st. n "
Conveniently situated 70 Government Offices
and schools. churches and market; nice
apartments Of rooms and bath at moderate
rents, $3.50 70 $3.50.
sun BUILDING,
1906 c st. n W
VERY desirable BACHELOR APARTMENT.
rooms and hath; modern conveniences: in
The heart Of tho business district: S95.o.
7N 18th ST. y. "
Another BACHELOR APARTMENT.
ICONS and bath. $500
1874 9th ST. n. W
Desirable apartment II rooms and bath;
convenient section; near car line schools
and market. 5000.
20T r St ". w
"A coy little apartment Of 4 rooms ana
eIh; desirable residence section: tlEOO
JORDAN & CO. INC,
1905 O St n. W
Phone Main 40sl-l0s2. s.7s-7+
FOR RENT FLATS
1910 9Th 81 ne. rooms and bath. AZ m
1922 sth IT ne. rooms and hath - IA on
1888 6fh - ne. rooms and bath..... IL 20
1i20 sth - ne. rooms and bath.... ~ so
5l1 LIST At NV, rooms and bath - ao 20
s1e1s st ne. : rooms and bath ... ~ m
57t5 L st NV. rooms and bath.....- "a n
efe Elm - nv. rooms and bath .. = -
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Wan. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
14O7 F ST. II. W.
HOUSES.
81 NV, 11r. b.. $500, 7O3 18th ne. IT. b. 20 %
o., 5lr q 2b...-.:.. 50 % 3 bath. fur. 100 %
80 20 Sth ne. er.b $3.50 1854 r / ave. Tor
NV. sT o.'on 50 asss i 4Sin St UNIV n% o. %
j1a. 18th aa,- NV; sre ESQ 81 b. h. W $3.50
i' Beimont st. 1913 Potomac Sc.
W b....-.-..- 55.7ol sr & 49,. "a. 80
HEATED APARTMENTS.
The Solsno. sr and b..................s42s 50
The Solano, Or. and b..................-.. =. 90
IN, rne Luzon sr and b.-..-.-.-....-..-...-- 1000
!sVo , NV, Sd floor. 6r. and b............. $3.50
llo6 ) st. NV. 9TH floor 6r and 3D.. % 90
lpe Nelson, ar. and b..................... g. 80
IIie Nelson. Pr. and b...-...........-...-. 20 %
90 18th st. NV. Ar and b........-.-.--.... 1850
FLATS.
i lsss i 9Th Sr IS22 y sy 5.&b p 80
tslI 10Th NV, 5r. 2O5o 3i1S r NV. ST &b p 80
~ 18th NV, 5r.b. 25Gl13ssia L Sc. 4r&b 10. 90
10 ne. 5r & b 25.5o'iS57 L Sc. 4rSb-.- 200
HOUSES-COLORED.
sS 18th NV, 7r. and b.............-.....s175O
s sosh 18th ne. ar & b OiaO.............. ls.oo
0-o7z 1oth NV. 4 and b--...-........... 1850
STORES.
i2ls 18th ct. nw....-...........-...-.-- :45 90
49, M ~ h".'.s....s............-.. 1850
STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce NV. water. STALLS. 500
rear lzs PIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
FOR RENT
80 sth st. ne. Or and b. in nrst-ciass shape:
coal and gas ranges; window shades; con-
snient w 70 Two car s, lines Rent only $3.50
1907 p 81. y. W. se2s-st
FOR RENT-8543 18th 81 y W. 2-story and
cellar rooms and tiled bath. hOt-water
heat: price, 5000 per month
WM. n SAUNDERS d CO. I4U F st N W.
sew
FOR RENT
~ 81 st. NV. u rooms; bath. hot water
So3 Irving St NV. 6 rooms: bath: not
5ls 18th St sw.. rooms. bath ........... - 80
1882 o st NV. rooms bath........... n on
leyS Fla ave. ne, rooms: bath: fur
z15 H st. ne. rooms. bath -............ u o.
s2s Barry place NV, bet 9th and lOth
Fla ave. and Euclid st................. 20 %
So II sw.. rooms ...................- IS So
90 Newton pl NV. rooms............. Is 90
5g9 Ga ave NV. rooms. '........--- Is. o.
~ 81 sw-, rooms stable. Is. %
81 e st sw-. rooms. IL -
5lf 18th 81. sw., 5 rooms ............. IL ~
ll5s leth 81. sw., rooms .-......-...... 10 50
Zl1 Capt ave. Ivy City, ID. c., rooms 10 %
1888 CrandalI Row NV. bet TN ana
Marion. p and q. rooms ............. 10 %
II Columbia Terrace NV, 4 rooms: bet
---
~ Pleasant Alley sw.. Z rooms. bet Sd
and -, c and H ....-.-...,..-...,....... 80
Apartment-n9 N y nv. hat lst floor
hot water heat. Fba tn --.---....------ u 80
Apartmeut-1ois list st. NV. fat Sd floor.
bath; rooms. .....................-...... 2a.5o
Apartnent-4l9 NJ NV. fat No. &:
3rd floor floor; partly furnished. ....... % %
Store-i229iz eth ~. NV. store and large
warehouse Observation-Disclosures. q 50
Store-i555 Benning road ne...-..-..-..... p. %
A. S. CAYWOOD,
033 9th ST. n. w.
seB-sts
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Price. $500.

r street northeast, near MARYLAND
avenue 6-room, modern prick house.
with good lot running to paved al
ley. Easy terms accepted
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THE HARTFORD,
TTT- Efffe,, -
THE LESTER.
-. y q. =

Very convenient to the Government de-
parrments and 10 the business section, e1-
osptionslly large rooms. porches. rooms
ana bath and other modern cenveniences,
5000.
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THE ALTON,
11s Z ST n w
Near fashionable Dupont Circle: very con-
venient TO churches and schools; southern
exposure; choice and exclusive residence sec
Hon; all outside rooms: rooms and bath
$3.50.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-North Columbia Heights. north
side OF Shepherd. half block from Bright
wood ave- triangular lot q feet front: s. 009
$50 cash. BOX IS. Times ONCE. se24-st
COLORED PEOPLE NOTICE
/ have few lots for sale in s. z on easy
monthly payments; high and healthy: two
squares from cars; s. minutes 10 9th and r.
y. MILLER. 205 Colorado BIDS. 18th and c.
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sun BUILDING.
1906 c St. -. W
VERY desirable BACHELOR APARTMENT;
rooms and bath; modern conveniences: in
The heart OF tho business district: 81. o.
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A. F. FOX COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1876
14TH AT NEW YORK AVE.
Headquarters for Apartments
oTHE HUNTINGTON"

z715 14TH STREET y. W.
Beautifully located in the choicest section
OF Mount Pleasant. commanding a view Of
the entire city. Convenient to cars, schools,
and churches. Parouetry floors IN public
halls. Gas and electric lights Apartments
OF three. I've and six rooms and tiled baths.
Rents S2s.eo to s5o0e
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1873 Clifton 81.
New building. telephone in each apartment:
very choice section Of Columbia Heights
only three apartments left: and rooms
and BATH $3.50 70 Sf7.5o
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TIE MADEIRA.

~ "a 81 y. ".
Conveniently situated 70 Government Offices
End schools, churches and market; nice
apartments Of rooms and bath at moderate
rents 81. 30 TO go. 90.
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1874 eth St. y. ".
Desirable apartment n 3 rooms ana bath
convenient section; near car line schools
lnd market. 5000.
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70s 18th ST. n "
Another BACHELOR APARTMENT,
looms and bath $500
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1W r St y. ".
"A coy little apartment Of 4 rooms anJ
eth; desirable residence section: 1lEO
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FOR RENT-29O5 18th ST. y. W. beautiful
new house handsomely furnished. owner liv-
ing IN California: 10 rooms. 30 feet parking:
convenient 10 18th and llth ST. cars Cal, .r
phone for keys. OF salesman viii meet you BY
phone appointment At house. Rent $50
ge15-5t
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wANTED--HoUSES.

WANIEI--HUUSLS.
WANTED-To buy from owner a 10 or L.
room house; all modern improvements. In the
northwest. west of Iith 81. Address BOX
195, Times Office ses3-st
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and unfinished.

A. F. FOX co. RENTAL AGENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1876. 18th AT y. Y. AVE
REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES |
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
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ment which bear this imprint. Having
taken part in an engagement worthy
of commentator
Among the first to be thus honored
lstJoseph Z. Bland of Detroit, former
state senator and now assistant Unit
ed States district attorney for the
eastern district of Michigan.
The medal is bronze disc, pendant
on a red and yellow ribbon. On the
face Of it is relief Of MORO castle
in the harbor of Havana On the re-
verse is a naval decoration and the
inscription above mentioned.
Three other Detroiters have re-
ceived such medals: Captain F. D..
Standish, Commander d. B. Duffield
and Navigating officer w. B. Stratton.
The Detroiters all enlisted on the
Franklin and joined the Yosemite "a
Newport News, Va. Mr.. Bland was first
an able-bodied seaman, then master-at-
arms, and in the naval reserves is
now brigade paymaster with the rank
of lieutenant commander. Each men,
Der of the reserve who saw service
they number some 200-will receive
one Of these congressional awards.
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versity now has an enrolment Of
over 1900 women.
The growth of the university during
President Angeles occupancy of the
chief Office has been phenomenal, the
attendance increasing from about
1900 to something over 5000 the pres
ent year. The strength of the faculty,
the amount of equipment and the mum.
Der Of departments and buildings, too,
have been increased proportionately.
At recent meeting held by
the regents, 1t was decided he should
bear the title Emeritus. Thus the
university may have the service of
his experience in the extent to which
he cares to offer It. He is to receive
a salary of $4,000 per year and be fur
nished lighted and heated residence.
In commemoration of his great work,
and to show the loving esteem in
which he is held, the student body of
the university, on Friday evening, May
80, rendered him a banquet in Water
man gymnasium. on the, campus On
June 10 the students will present him
with a magnificent loving cup, suitably
inscribed, which has been purchased
by popular subscription.
Alumni hall, shown in the upper pic
ture, was finished in February and the
new dental building in May. The chemi
istry building will be ready In the
fall.
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men who credit the institution with
having inspired in them ardor for a
military career.
No few of these men, too have
brought distinction on themselves. One
has been much in the public eye Of
late, namely, Lieutenant Frank Lahm
of the United States army aeronau-
tical corps. His excellent work along
aeronautical lines has been highly
commended by the government. It
was Lieutenant Lahm who first won
the Gordon Bennett cup for long dis
lance balloon fight, the event taking
place in Europe, in 1907.
Worthy Of attention here, too, is the
manner in which the boys who were
at the academy In 1898 responded
when came the call for men for the
war with Spain. No less than a score
enlisted and, with their knowledge of
military tactics, greatly benefited the
service. Some after the war chose
10 continue in the army, going to the
Philippines and elsewhere. Many Of
them now wear the straps Of officers
Of high rank.
The above illustration Is the acad-
emic building of the academy, one Of
q group Of magnificent structures To-
Gated on the bank of Orchard lake,
most beautiful spot In Oakland coun-
~ v -
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subserved by the appointment 10 tne
presidency of a younger man. You de-
clined in such kind words TO accept
my resignation that ! have continued
at nv post and rendered the best serv-
ice of which ! was capable.
"put as I have now passed my eight
ieth birthday it is fitting that l shouio
renew the tender of my resignation
7 therefore do SO. with the urgent re-
uuest that you accept 1t TO take enect
at the end of the academic year.
MAY / take this occasion 10 express
m Won again my sincere thanks for
all your courtesy and kindness 10 me!
yours very truly.
fs,ened) JAMES b. ANGELL."
resolution by the Regents.
The resignation was accepted, anu
the board Immediately adopted resoiu'
lions containing this paragraph ex'
nrses;ve of the loving esteem In which
The hoard and the people of Michigan
hold him:
"Proud as he may justly be OF the
homage which the world Justly Yields
him az. educator, diplomat and pub
iicist,, he has even greater cause Tor
nride in the grateful affection OF the
n.or,e of this state, whom he has
carved 40 long and SO abundantly, and
IN the love OF the army of students
whose lives he has directly enriched
ana IN whom he will always stand for
al that is highest and best In scholar
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Notice is further hereby given, that al the u mc
ano place OF said letting, or ~ such other time
and place thereafter 10 which i, the County
the same the for DEMENT'S and
the lands comprised within the 'Shippey
Drain Special Assessment District" aud
the apportionments Thereof will announced by
me and will be subject TO review for one day,
from nine O'Clock IN the forenoon until i've
O'Clock In the afternoon.
The following is description OF the several
tracts or parcels OF land constituting the Spec
lal Assessment District OF said Drain, viz: The
township OF Hazelton at large and the follow
ing described land in said township: Sc 5 acreE
OF 70 acres OF 90 acres OF e II of ne a OF sec
=; sw 10 acres OF 81 9I00 acres OF n fri "A OF nv
a or sec 1 20 acres OF OF NV fri a OF sec
!; W 81 acres OF W OF sw 4 OF sec Il SPIT OF e
y OF ne fri s,c2; Sc 10 ores OF s pit OF y
OF ne I'll q OF sec 2; ne d of Sc a OF sec 2; W
OF SO OF sec 2; Sc 4 OF 4 OF sec 2; 50 acres
NJ ofsw u OF sec 2; ne 20 acres Of W q ofe
4 OF NV y OF sec ll;wHo fw OF ne OF sec
u OF ne a OF sec IL; W a OF Q y OF ne a OF sec
IFS Il ofe a OF u OF ne a OF sec II n a ote
4 ole OF ne 4 OF sec II: n OF Sc 4 OF sec IL,
90 acr. s OF s a OF Sc u OF sec IL; W "a OF VIZ
OF sw a OF ses IL; W y ofw \ OF W n OF NV a
OF sec l2;n a Of Il OF ne a of sec IA ne 10
acres OF W "a or ne a Of sec IA. ALI In mr. east
Now, Therefore. All unknown and non resi-
cent persons, owners and persons interested IN
the above described lands. az you Randolph
W. Bailey supervisor and Marvin Ransom high
way commissioner Of the Township of Hazel
VIM. Vernon, Edwin Bailey, John Bailey. Fred
Waldo, VIM Hess. Erastus Confer, 1--we 5 Rec
mart. d. Q. Collard Irving Gorham, Edwin s.
Beatty. Geo Beatty, o. w. Took, j. w Conley
w. Hubble, Bert Speers, and Jos. Steel are
hereby notified that at the time and place afore-
said, or at such other time and place the GREATER
TO which said hearing may be adjourned shall
proceed TO receive bidsI for the construction OF
said 'ShipIie Drain" In the manner hereinoe-
fore stated; aud, also. that at such time OF let
ting from nine O'Clock In the forenoon until five
O'Clock In the afternoon, the assessment for
benefits and the lands comprised within the
Shippie Drain Special Assessment District
will be subject to review.
And You and Each OF You. owners and per
sons interested in the aforesaid lands, are
hereby cited TO appear at the time and place OF
such letting as aforesaid, and be heard with
respect TO such special assessments and your
interests in relation thereto, II you so desire.
JOHN BOUTWELL,,
County Drain Commissioner OF the County OF
Shiawassee.
Dated, Corunna, Mich, May 25th, A. ID, 1909
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Final Hearing on Receiver ship-Bu,-
nette Knitting Company.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit Court
for the County Of Shawassee. In Chsncery.
In the matter OF the dissolution of the Burnette
Knitting Company, corporation duly orga-
nZed under the laws OF Michigan.
At session OF said Court held at the Court
House in the City of Corunna in said County
on the l4th day Of May A. D., 1909
Present Hon. Selden S. Miner, Circuit Judge
On reading and filing the final report of Will
lis f. Hall as Receiver OF the Brunette Knit.
ting Company, showing that he has sold and
converted into money all the real estate. stock
furniture. machinery and fixtures belonging
to said Company and has received therefore
the sum of six thousand three hundred ninty
five dollars and eighty six cents lS6395 49, an6
that he has paid all the debts OF said corpora.
ton out OF said receipts and has also paid al
dissolution OF said Corporation and the sale
Receivership during the time IL has remained
In his possession as such receiver and that he
has remaining out Of such moneys so recetv-
ed after paying all OF said debts and other
expenses and charges the sum OF four hsine-
red and seventy three dollars and eighty cents
[SA73sOl to be distributed to the stockholders
Of said Burnette Knitting Company.
Now Therefore IL Is Ordered, that on Mon
in the forenoon Of said day at the ofioe OF
Fitzpatrick Il Pierpont In the City OF Owossc
before Neil r. Walsh, Circuit Court Commits
sioner be and is hereby fixed as the time and
place for the hearing on said final account
and that at such time and place the said
Receiver be and appear with his books OF 60
count. vouchers and and all other papers con.
nected with his trust as such Receiver OF
the Brunette Knitting Company for examiEa-
ton IL necessary as to any and all matters
pertaining TO his account as said Receiver.
And that at said time and place any person
interested therein may appear am show
cause II any there be why said fnal account
of said Receiver should not be allowed.
And 1t Is further ordered that notice o. said
hearing OF final account of said Receiver De
given by publication thereof for three success
sve weeks prior to said day Of hearing in
The OwOsso Times q newspapers printed and
published in the City OF Owosso, County and
State aforesaid
SELDEN s. MINER,
Circuit Judge.
Countersigned
ALBERT l.. NICHOLS,
Register In Chancery
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SOUND WAVES.
The Way They Are DETECTED by At
mospheric Causes

H1ooPfCTiC SduscSs
One of Uncle Sans scientists az
Washington gives an interesting ex-
PLANTATION Of the action of the wind In
preventing the spread of sound toward
the direction from which the wind
comes.
1t Is, he claims, not the wind, as
such, that prevents sound from trav-
cling against 1t, but differences in the
strength of the wind. If, for instance,
the wind is stronger above than be-
low or stronger at one side, its effect
will be to tilt the sound waves in one
direction or another
Differences Of temperature in the air
also cause DETECTION of the waves OF
sound. Other atmospheric causes ex-
list which defect sound from straight
course and prevent 1t from going as
far in certain directions as it may
have been expected to go.
Some of the sirens in this country,
says the scientist, produce sounds
which ought theoretically to be audible
at a distance of 1900 miles, but in
fact, the authorities are satisfied II
they are heard only two miles away.
The reason for the discrepancy be-
tween calculation and experiment was
probably atmospheric DETECTION of the
sound.-Minneapolis Journal.