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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
MORE FLAX sowM.

Hoalns In Acreage Likely 20 Cause 4
Die lnorease In the Crop.
There win be an immense increase
In the nax crop in North Dakota this
year as result Of the large gains in
acreage in the western part Of the
state. Reports from the Missouri
slope and from the country in the re.
mote northern sections indicate that
there will be an acreage this year Is
per cent larger than last year, and
this new acreage has been sown
principally to fax.
The crop conditions over the state
continued favorable the past week.
Grain is growing at q remarkable
rate.
State Senator ]. e. Davis Of Garri-
son, N. D., discussing the condition in
his section, said:
Mclean county will prove a big
surprise this year If the present con.
ditions continue. We will have an in
crease in acreage of about Is per
cent, nearly all sown to fax, and this
fact will mean big things for that sec
ton when the harvest time comes.
The crops are getting along splendid
'ly."
r. e. Finkle of Bismarck says that
the farmers of that section have in
vested heavily in new farming ma,
-chinery this year.
Last year and this year steam
plows have been doing great amount
of work in breaking the SOIL" said Mr..
Finkle. "The increased acreage has
brought on o demand for farming ma
chilery that is even larger than had
been anticipated. This demand for
farming machinery can be taken as
AN indication of the fact that the
farmers of that country are expecting
q big yield this year.
1.-THE weather conditions in the ex.
IRENE southwestern section of the
state have been berry good. The acre
age will be much larger this year than
last"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
For TubsrcuIar chlIdren.

Separate schools for, tubercular
children may be established In Phila.
delphia In the near future. The new
school code specifically prescribes
that children suffering from tubercu.
ibsis cannot be admitted into the pub.
lie schools and ct the same time bro.
vides for the compulsory attendance
OF all children between the ages Of
six and sixteen years. II II the opin.
Ion Of the educational omcials. that
the only solution Of tho problem Il
to set aside special schools for the
ne Of the tubsrcular pupils.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
Pioqer Has consunptIon.

Axel Pierssen, charged with pig
ging at Overly, has been released
from the county Jail at Bottineau on
his own recognizance, DR.. d. K.
Thyng Of Willow City certifying that
the prisoner was in the last stages
Of tuberculosis, and that confinement
would hasten his death. He was re-
leased and has gone to the home of
his parents at De La Mere.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
Pair Were Bound over.

Dan and Mike Lahey. residing south
Of Antler, were arrested on charge
Of assault with dangerous weapons
and were taken before Judge Haukel
at Bottineau. They were bound over
to the district court. J. L Rookie was
the complaining witness. Rookie had
posed @ prisenghter, and the
Laheys hearing that be was going ia
do ono Of them mp on account 81
slight differences. took David Harumh
advice and ''did Il nrst." Rocke then
invoked ths id o. the lav.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
SWEDEN.

Eric Burger Trolle, formerly minis.
ter of the exterior, has been named
by the king as minister in Berlin, and
assumed his new duties at once.
The furniture factory at Gisebo was
recently burned to the ground. Only
few of the smaller machines were
saved. The plant was insured for 49,
600 crowns.
The Northern Society of Petersburg,
which is society of the Scandinavian
element in the city, recently held a
particularly successful meeting. The
society has been very active in keep
ing up the feeling for the mother
country, and these programs are ar
ranged from time to time with that
end in view. The address of the &C.
casion was delivered by A. Thillander,
and there was also an excellent must
cal program. The meeting was at
tended by over 1000 people.
Rev. Nels Hannerz, who has created
quite sensation in the church by de-
pnying the existence Of the devil, and
has been cited to affirm or deny hold
ing such a belief, has written the con-
sistory Of Stockholm to the effect that
his religious belief has no place for
any conception Of devil. He further
affirms that he believes that his be-
lief has nothing in 1t conflicting with
the teachings Of the Swedish church.
The Communication has stirred UP the
matter again and Il n quite probable
that Rev. Hannerx will be tried for
ketesy
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25

By MARTIN w. oDLAND.

Wholesale Merchant Hedge Drangel
of Stockholm has donated the sum Of
10000 crowns to the golden wedding
fund Of King Oscar II and Queen
Sophia. The fund is to be used by the
society for a fitting memorial of the
fiftieth wedding anniversary Of the
late king.
The weather conditions have been
unfavorable in the main, making tho
season about two weeks later than tho
average. The acreage of grains, as q
result, is somewhat less than usual.
With favorable weather from now on
the outlook is for good crop and
good prices.
There is prospect of the sale Of
the Mora-Venern railway in the near
future. A syndicate which has con-
troll Of the Stockholm-Visteras and tbs
Gefle-Dala railways has made an offer
for the property. The matter of the
sale will be considered at meeting
of the stockholders June 16.
The authorities of Westerns have de.
cided to put in a new electric light
and power system. The new plant is
to cast $4,000 crowns, and will be up
to-date In every particular. Sixty-one
thousand crowns were appropriated
for the increase Of the wired districts.
The necessary funds will be raised by
bond issue.
A merchant by name of Nels Pear
son, recently went into the forgery
business on large scale, forging q
total of twenty-four checks of the
value of 45,450 crowns. The discovery
was soon made and the man Jailed.
He has been in business twenty-five
years and was we'll known. He gave
as his excuse that he wished to get
money to square up his old accounts.
-
An indication of the trend of things
was the appearance of the first woman
in the second chamber of the riksdag
recently. She came in during the
evening session and seated herself
near the stenographer's table. The
members are wondering how soon
there will be woman before them on
the speakers platform. The women
are fast coming to the front politically
in this country.
According to a correspondent in the
Times, the car of Russia will COM
| mence his trip abroad the first of
June, visiting Sweden, France, Eng
land and ITALY. There is nothing GER
tain about his route, sa the greatest
secrecy is maintained in regard to the
matter. It is thought that the visit
in France will be limited to meeting
the president in one of the coast cities
instead of Paris.
The report of the ironworkers' so
ciety for the year indicates that the
export of iron articles is decreasing
from year to year. For the first quar-
ter of this year the export was less by
$500 tons than for the corresponding
period last year. Last year there
were in Sweden ia smelters in opera
ton in the country, while this year
there are only SO. No reason is indi-
Gated for the decrease.
E. T. Fryklund, one of StockholmA
prominent wholesale dealers, whose
death occurred recently, remembered
his city with handsome donation.
After providing for his relatives, he
left the balance to the city for use in
pensioning clerks who are family sup
porters, during such periods as they
may be out of employment. The value
of his estate was about 100000
crowns, and of this about 100000
crowns go to the city under this pro-
vision.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
BURGLARS GET FIVE DOLLARS.

Break Into Grocery store at Grand
Forks.
Burglars broke into the grocery
store Of Charles LaPage at Grand
Forks, and when Mr.. LaPage arrived
at the store he found the rear window
broken and the door pried open. The
burglars made sway with about IS In
silver which was In the till. Nothing
IN tho stock has been missed, and the
money II 10 thought. . all that was
taken. No clue @ to the identity Of
the guilty ones has been obtained.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25
[HIOrth Dakota:
III ubbins ::::;;

Measles are prevalent at Walcott.
Jamestown has big camp meet
ing.
Hillsoboro is to have another street
carnival.
All the Stockwell medals have been
awarded.
The Lansford school election was
hot stuff.
The pioneer hotel at Sherwood has
been sold.
The telephone line at Bantry is to
be extended.
Valley city is to have city hall at
an early date.
William Hayes is the new fire chief
at Jamestown.
Enderlin has had a successful
wrestling match.
The firemen are headed for Devils
| Lake this week.
Bishop Stanley ordained three
priests at Cakes.
York will dedicate the new Odd Eel
lows hall June Is.
Jamestown entertained the w. C. T.
U. of three counties.
Mayville is to have two-day cele.
bration July and 8.
Gov. Burke addressed the old set,
tiers meeting at Dawson.
Michigan City and Lankin had mar.
ket days at the same time.
Steam breaking plow outfits have
been busy in Sargent county.
The dog catcher at Minot rounded
up bunch Of tagless CANNES.
Inkster is to hold it's third annual
tournament June 80 and July 1.
This was the first year Decoration
day was ever observed in Enderlin.
Rolla is proud Of the honor of hav
ing the only cheese factory in the
state.
Great interest is taken in the goot
roads convention at Larimore this
week.
There are the usual battles being
waged on the dandelions-with the
usual effect.
Great improvements are being
made this spring and summer at Spir
itwood lake.
Lansford has been solicited for q
proposed temperance publication to
be issued in Fargo.
The people of Cooperstown antici-
pate a big time July and at the
Griggs county fair.
Travellers over the state comment
on the increased amount of tree plant
ing being done this year.
The Mylo Buckbrush made fun of
the recent fatal cyclone in one issue
and apologized in the next.
The Russell-Miller mills of James.
town have resumed operations after a
shut down following the storm.
| Telephone companies are abandon.
ing the sale Of coupon books because
of the enactment of adverse legisla.
ton.
| The people around Dunseith are
planning to get their coal out Of the
new mine recently discovered in that
vicinity.
George Mondell, who poured kero
sene over dog at Minot and set fire
to it, is missing and his bondsmen are
left to dig up.
Many people of the state are ex.
pressing interest in the meeting to
be held in Fargo June % to organize
q tax association.
The occasional capture Of horse
thieves in the northwestern part Of
the state appears not to have much
terror for the violators as the depre-
dations continue.
Nine valuable dogs were poisoned
at Goodrich. Some Of them were
owned by farmers who were in town
|
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-25

One Of the graduates at the state
law school was Miss Leah Bennett, a
charming young lady who has been q
stenographer In Grand Forks for
some time.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
BERRY 8 MINoR- solicltor..

N THE SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding an Equity Court. Anna
Bessie Hopkins complainant " James Duer e al,
defendants. Equity No. Gsl5I Order q publics-
tIon.-The object y this suit Is 20 establish CON-
piainants title b. sdTerse possession 70 that part
o. original lCt Numbered eight lsi in squsrr num-
hered seventy four f7f} in the city q Washington
District q Columbia beginning for the sane a.
ths northeast cTncr q said lot thence vest along
the south line q *" street q FEET: thence south
and At riSht angles 20 said d" X street SIS feet
thence sogthwesterly az night angles % Peunsyl-
vsnia avenue $50 FEET % the north line Of said
north lire Il Pennsylvania avenue = feet II inches;
thence noTthsasteriy at right angles 70 said north
line 70 the southwest corner q original lot numbered
ten tNl. "a sid square: thence north along TIE
vest line q said lot Numbered ten iel 70 the Be-
ginning On m1ticn a the complainant Z IS
this IN day = DecsmbeE I2os ordered that the
defendants. James Dueg Harriet Robbins. and
Thomas r. 2. Spence. Z they Be living cause their
sppesrancs % b entered herein On O. before the
foTteth dsy. exclusive q Sundays and legal hoii-
days. occurring after the date q the first pUblica-
deTisess. and alienees q such q tie zid James
DueT, Harriet Robbins. and Thouas r. P. Spence
as sre dead eause thsir apTeaEance % - entered
herein befoTe the first rule dsy OccrrinE three
months after the date q the first Publication Of
this order. Otherwise this cause VII Be proceeded
with II case = defsult. provided copy q this
order b published for three months, oncs a week
for three successive weeks for The frst month
and tvice a month for the tuo succeeding months
IN the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton herald By he cont: JOB BARNARD. Jus
toe tr1s copy-Tsst: ySeaLl J. r YOUNG,
Clerk By J. A. c. PALMER. Assistant Cle-k.
6es Is - q y . fpI1 Is
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Melton II. lie. q. Iynchturz. Va. ard Sails
Es;eIle Ms7Ty1ran q RusfburE. Va Rev Richard
T. Williams
1seorzs v. Mckerar. <. PiftsbuTE. Pa. and Mar
saret LEXIS q Yenotia. Pa Rev. J. B. Nc
Lzughlia.
Henri s. Hsinsr. 2. snd Catherine L. Packsrd.
s. Rex. G.. =. BerEner-
JOSEPH r. Aiiller. o. and Mary HAYDEN. 2. RA
G X. T CoSswell
Lenuel G. Matthews T. ard Grace Il. Wes,Es
PittsbyTg Pa Rev. George H. Cummings.
LoIis 4. Duncan. 2. and Emma NJ wood. y
Rev T. II. lamar.
Gecrse ". Tsylsr. s. and Eldridse P. Bu-ns. 8
Rev Charles l. Pate
Joseph Acton. g ard Marguerite D. GauzhCTn- =
Rev William Z. DC Yries
Len K Yeach. =. Baltimore and Alma Y. Clay
ton Hoopersviile Mo. Rev. v. q. NiIliartou.
Rer7y Lee BuTganiiue .. Culreper Va ard
aIzyme E. 0'C0uueIL %. Stsuuton, Va Rev.
fsaatius Fealsy.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
Court of Appeals.
Equity Court No. I.

JUSTICE. BARNARD
No ZA4 King Kennedy e al order n
pay fund 10 certain party. Attorneys, J. J. Oar
iing1m and L. Tobner-H. Z. Webb, NJ Coben,
and E S Thean
No Eo50. Kuuppel Fl al. IS Forrest e. al: tr-s-
tee authorized 20 sell realty. Attorueys r. B
MouEon-T. 2. Mitchell and c ]. 2. Graf
No. 9szZ IN Te RigEs Fire Insurance Company;
rule 70 show cause Attorney. " T. NattinEly-
No SIS Ross IS Ross e al, rule 20 shos
cause Attorneys. V. G Martin and J. A Nos
". l. Pollard
No E43. Frssch IS. Walters e. al: decree Col
strung deed; bond. 5000: appeal nSted AttC--
neys. Barnard 4 Johnson-Archer & Smith
No. 1sZ7- DaTis Is Dayie, sale finally ratified
Attorney. John Rid0ut.
No. Z959-Sheldon - Sheldon = suit mercy al
loved Attorneys. A. A. Lipsc0mb and Z 5 Key
Snith-WnsOl & BarkSiale.
No. E0s9 Bowman rs. Bowman: referred 70
examiner: c. c. Hac1stt Appointed TO defend. Al
No Zgs Walker IS Cosburn ct al. order con-
tiuEing restraining order and appointing receiver
bond SA0 Attorneys. 4. A. HeitmreIler, Archer
& Smith
No 2Ea0. Hunter " Hunter; r-lle 70 5sc-T czase-
AttoEneys. J. H Smith. Percy 1letzEG. and 2. D.
Blackstone.
Assignments for to-day Motions:
Nc lC- Mulesre .. DAVIS e. al Attorneys.
WOlf & RosnbaE-Rid0It. Glenasn & Daish
No -. Kienney Is. Hisuney. Attorneys. Digs
& Williams.
So 10 Butts Va Bats Attorneys, White
No IL Browne Is. Browne. Attorneys CInks-
caIes-Laskey.
No. ln. Matthews ~ Matthews Attorneys.
McItou-CsTTington
No rs Goodman e al - Wrcun q a. Alter
neys Bu-ke-SIe-nsn a Lerch
No. ~. Bosley q al Is National Printing and
EnE14VinE Company e al. Attorneys. North and
Wison-Keigwtn
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22

Meridian HiI-Wiilism II. Fozrood e w 20 Caro-
In g. Gaughsy, lots , and s. block o. SO
Flrs1 Addition 20 American University Pzrk-Hzr-
tazy y. Talbct5. trustee. 10 Be1lah ". 6.
Pcyt0n. lots 3 and q, block g. So
Fifth street. between II and I streets n0TthEest-
Martha J. Hardy 70 william r. n Alien. lOt
3. square So. SO
Moore & BsIhour's Addition to wasbington-Jsnes
F. Barbour. trustee, &c Edwin 2 Bunk lots
% 70. block 70 SO
So Ninth street northeazt-Mzry .. Shea to Evan
H. Tucker. lot s.. sglzre s35 SO
Holmead NaBc7-RichsTd A. ". Pyles 70 Jacob u.
Stein lot g. block g. sc
Fourteenth street. between G and D streets north
east-Wllt0n J. Lambert and Louis 2. Shoe
maker. trustees, to Angelo Chccz, lot 70 square
E5z. e 80
Eighteenth and 2 streets northwest-Herry Ri1eha-t
z; TX 10 Joseph ]. Darlington. trustee part los
u square IL So
Noore's Vsonc-Josis Ryon 70 Randolph D. Moran,
part lot T. SO
TFeuty fifth street between and L streets north
wss7-S. Scrris Tho-ne e uz- % AIbe-t DoEiing.
lot g. square s. SO
Mount Pleasant HeiEEts-Ful5on r Gordon e "
70 Ira E Bennett lots 2 and Z. square :.
ses5A Saut % ChTistsphe- RsmmIins lots IS,
T. e. and e. SQUARE : sc
Barr Fa1n-LaErence O. Posey % william L ard
Nonteli0 Simnns, part lot i. section : SO.
William L and M0utellO Sims 20 Martha 4.
SiInms. same land. SO
Meridian HiIl-Hsn1y G. LeHis. trustee % Virginia
B. HOLMES. iot 4 block T. SO
BrigEtT00d avenue I0TIhEest-LC1is P. Slosuakzr
e. TX - Ahnsr c. P. Shoemaker, part tract IN
county. SIC
Benuins HeiShts-Ths Valley Realty Company -
Charles h Wine lots 2 u 2 and s. % ? ard
=. block 52s4 ard lots 8. g. and g. block
55 SO
y Eleventh street uorthezst-Iouis Goliber- e "
% William 7. BrU.it. IoI 2 square go Sc.
u street between Tweuty-hrS- and Twsr-v-se>1r1
s--r1z u-z
EFT a Miller. los 8 square % g.
Fortune Enlarged-Ja1nss ) Fraser and joseph "
Cox. trustees. 70 GeCTzie A. FrSser. lot J. s -.
v street, between Seventeenth ard Eighteenth
streets no-thEest-Tne Epipharv Church Hone
Inc. 20 John l. Warren. lots 3 and = and
par1 l0t 81 s9ua-s - go
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
EDMUND BURKE. Attorney.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF Thy DISTRICT
Of Col1unhis. EmyTa 2. Goodman e. al con-
pluiuaEts. Eiiza Virginia Wren e al de-
fsndzuts- No asc56 Equity Dccket Tie object
d this suit Il Tor deere Of C0ur- cz1cclinz and
aunuiing deed from Nichols Callzn and John
Murphy % 3fzry AIcksou. recorded IN Liher J.
A. : I5s. folio % q TIE lard reccrds q The
District q Columbia. and q deed from Mary
Mcheon 10 John Mckeon. recorded IL Liber D %
folio 81 q said lard records a. clouds upon
tie title 70 che west g feet inches frost on N
street by depth q 10 feet n lot Numbered 2.
square Numbered IA City q Washington. District
n Columbia, and foT partition b sale Thereof
between Elmyra 3. Goodman. Margaret z Jones.
and MaTy J. BOtcic-. and fCr general relief. Or
motion q the compliments. = Is this tn day Of
January. le9- ordered that the defendants. EFa
Isabella Schmidt and Francis Aiken Sc5uidt. an
infant. CUSe their Appearance 70 - entered herein
on CT before the fCrtieth day, exclusive Z Sun
DAYS ard legal holidays. occurring after the day
q the first publication q this order: otherwise
the cause VII be proceeded vith-ss in case q
default. Provided. coTy q this order Be pub
Eshed o1Ce week fcr three Successive weeks II
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Herald before said day WRIGHT Justice.
a true COPY. Test: tSeaLl J. r YOUNG. Clerk.
By T E. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clsrk-
aeLE
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Pnblished anly as information and not
guaranteed
40 p. NC & q. LIMITED Dally-Fsst yes-
tihriied tram Pullman sleepers 70 Lexinrou Lsss-
vile Cinr1unsti Indianapolis. fshiraEp. a1d -
louis. Counecti0n for Virginia Hot SpTinEs Pull
man car Louisville % Memphis and NeE Orleans.
Dining cars = Ia carte service.
u.l0 p NJ r Y LIMITED. DaiT-Soiid
estibule train. Pullman sleepers 20 CsucTnlsrl.
Iexinvron and Louisville Gnmrerrzneur sleeTf1s
car 70 Virginia Hot Strings ee days. Dining cas-.
IA carte service Pullman s.erprTS Cincinnati e
CLiczco ard s. ISlis and LCIEsTlIle % Memphis.
Nashville AID New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Ofices, So Pennsylvania
avenue. I73q T street and New Tniol Station. Tel-
erhoue Main 100 a. Z6 fo1 tickets baggage checks
r-sarvatic-s ard Taxicsb.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
10 pAITTf0DT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY Z. lsA
Leave Washington New Union Station
500 A. u--Dsiiy-An points On Norfolk and West~
EN-; also Kncxville. Chatianooga. and Memphis
1910 p n 90 Daily - Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Srs.
For Norfolk-Lesve Washington. 40 O.. n daily.
HIS a. N daily Except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
In q N. and SO 2 n
AS D n--Daiiy-BeTTyTiile Luray shenapdoah-
Trains from the SouthEest arrive 6S5 3. Il and
800 y n
avenue Bond Buidingl.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
w II. & A. +. R1.
THE EIECTRVC line

Electro PALACE cars from White House Staten
Q5th and Il SIS. NORTHEAST.
For Raltim0-e-51a and even half hou fron
So A. n 80 p H.. and SO, 80. i05o. and
rs 2 m
For Arnapolis-Ere-T hour from SO a. II % 70
,. n. and $50 AID % p. n
Fares one way. Round TIP
To Baltimore. &c. SIS
To Annapolis and L 6
Naval Academy -.-.--..-- Sc. s.
All 81 cars run direct 70 White House Station.
Ticket ofsce a. 1s;h snd y Y are northwest and
a. White Horse Station 18th and Il SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone n SO
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
Equity Court No. :.


No. Eqs Kane & Co. Is Kznr e al, allow
area authorized Attorney. " ]. CoIbert.
AssiFu7euts foT TO-DAY. Motors.
Nc. IL s1i.th IS. Lancaster Attorneys. Go-don
& C5ordou-TI a Ford
No. ia Gor1niev - Go-rrley Attnrncys.
Padgert & COomhe-O -DouoEhue
No rs 1lalOney =. Maloney- Atto-Deys. r.
y Doualdson-G T. Hoover
No Is Ksyss IS. Kees. Attorneys. ste-sTt-
Chase.
No. Is G-ezg - Smith. Attorneys. Lester
ArcheT.
No 80 Royal Life Insurance Company -
Drake Attorneys. Dzris-Thomzs.
Nc. ~ Hunter IS Hunter e al Attorneys.
Metzger- Blackistone-
No IA Raider. trustee =. Leighton e al At
r1-neys. Thomas & Dzish-LeiChton < Whestiey-
No i% Parker - Jeferson- Attorneys. Card
ner-NcEmeysT
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
Probate Court.
H-STICE WRIEHT

Estate q Tbcnas ]. HiggS; petition for sale Ct
real estate. Attorney. g. e German.
Estate of William Mcirgor, order granting iet-
tiers Of administration. bend. $50 Attorneys. Col
drsn & FsnniaE.
Estate q Ie Roy Harvey; order granting letters
Of administrator: hond. ST0- Attorney. NJ T.
CInksCaies-
Estate Of IDA J. Johnson pctitioa for letters q
administration. Attorneys. 7. r Jones and W =
Afsrtir.
Estate Of Beckie Sordhsimcr. uryier admitting
VII 10 PROBATE ami r6cur5 and letters Of ad7nuis4
tFation C. {. a.. t0Rd. S.so. Attorney, d. =
S2lonr0n-
Estate Of William r I.ucsett: order 70 trzusfsT
stock ATTORNEY. J. A. Tocnsy
Estate II Annie Schweifzer. order admitting Eil
% probate and record and letters e administration
c. = Il; bond. 80 Attorney. ID. II. SslOEon-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B--FoiloEinE schedule fE1rrs published only
As information ard are not F7-ara1teed:
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble. NV Orleans.
Ashcrilie. ChsttsnooCz Memphis. = T. and
1G-i5 D. n. daily Dining carS.
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattznoosa, Memphis
New Orleans 1910 D. n. daily. Dining cas-.
For Columbia Charleston Augusta. Aiken. Ssrsn-
nsh. jacksonville snd Florida points 40 2 z
daily Dining car service
Tourist cars fo- California. tri-Eeskly. 40 ?. n
Local for Har-isouhtlrz. = a. II daily. sI5 p
week days: fer Danville I'd a n daily. and for
Charlottesville 80 a. n and Is ,. u daily
Frequent trains IN and from Bluemo1t-
l. $ BROWN. General Agent