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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
LEIGHTON IS QUIET
BODY OF LYNCHED NEGRO CUT
 DOWN.
an sis Censesslon sam Davenport Ex. snerated sheIvln vinson Who VIII be Reaeased--~CoroneF's
 Jury Acts,

Tuscumbia. Jan. 2s.--(Special)-- Hundreds of people viewed the dead body of the negro sam Davenport who was Iynched two miles from Leigh ton last night while the body hung lifeiess and limp from tree and after 1t had been cut down this morning and carried to Leighton an inquest was held at 10 o'clock and the verdict of the jury was that the negro came to his death by hanging at the hands of unknown parties
 Shortly before the rope was placed aroufd the negro's neck by the angry crowd Davenport made a full confess sion narratating every detail relative to the burning of the Galbraith barn Friday night in which the negro boy. Shelvin Yinson. now in jail in Tuscum- bfs was exonsrated He stated that his sole motive in firing the barn was to avenge = himself on Mr. Galbraith whom he stated had treated him bad iy.
 The extent of the i'll treatment of the negro 1t is said was the fact that Galbraith had recently foreclosed q mortgage against him.
 The negroes of Leighton endorse the fate of Davenport and publicly der clare that he deserved the death pen aity. Several of them requested to be allowed to participate ih the lynch ing but were not permitted to do so.
 Leighton Is quiet to-day after two days of intense and feverlsh excite ment. The negro Vtnson will be rec leased
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
Jeha III. Hnrbase Accused of False
 & Pretenses.

yeha Fl. Hnrbaee Aecusea of False
 Prctenses.
 Birminghau5 Jan. 2s.--fspseiaL)-- Charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. john II. Burbase.. night clerk at the Southern Hotel occupies q cell In the Jefferson County jail Ills arrest has caused considerable com. ment because of his prominent consec- fions in the city of Birmingham !, , The arrest was made in Chattanooga several days ago. and Burbage was brought back from that city by Detec. tive Thomas Williams The warrant for the arrest was sworn out before Judge H. B. Abernathy of the Inferior Criminal Court by Dewey R. Ridenhour. one of the proprietors of the South ern T.otel. 1t was averred in the war rant that Burbage obtained the money by pretending that he had mohey in the Peoples Bank at GreenvIile. & c. Under this pretense 1t Is claimed that MT. Ridenhour cashed $50 check for the man.
 When the warrant was sworn out, 1t seems, had left the city and had been located in Chattanooga. The authorities here were notified and Bur bage was arrested.
 "Burbage was a clerk for us until last October" said MT. Ridenhour In discussing the req sons for swearing out the warrant. He was i'll for several weeks and then went to Chattanooga to visit relatives. On his return he came to see me and asked me to ar- range 1t so he could get $50 from the Greenyilei bank without paying any thing. He made the check payable to me and I arranged 1t so he got the money. Before the check reached Greenville I learned that there were no funds there, the cashier informing us that Burbage had closed his account in 1so5."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
VALIDITY OF ANTITRUST
 STATUTES IS SUSTAINED

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 2S.-In an opin- ion handed Town this afternoon, the Mississippi Supreme Court sustained the validity Of the anti-trust stattItes which had been made subject of at tack in the Hinds County Chancery Court and holds that the alleged cotton oil mill trust has been guilty of vio- tating those statutes.
 The opinion of the court was read by ex-Chief Justice J. A. P. Campbell serving as special justice, instead of Justice Fletcher, who was disqualified by reason of the fact that he filed the original proceedings when serving as Attorney-General. The decision is of exceptional importance because 1t vir- tually decides similar cases pending against the American Snun COmpa ny and the MississippiL Louisiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
TO RENAME STREETS
SUGGESTION MADE TO CITY coUN.
 CxKs
Mayor Atlklns Sends g Message Based 1 on Bec0mmendati0m From the Post OGice Department.

Selma. Jan. 25.--(Specia1. )--The regular semi monthly meeting of the City Council was held tonight with the majority Of the members of that body in attendance.
 Several items of importance came up and were acted upon. One of the most important of these was the mes- sage of Mayor Atkins which was ac- companied by a letter from an official of the post ofice department. This suggested that many of the streets of Selma shold be renamed, streets running in one way across the city have names while those in the other direction be called avenues.
 This clause was referred to the committee on streets and lights and 1t thought that thins committee will recommend the adoption of this reeM ommendation.
 The budget of current expenses os the city for the present year swas made up and adopted. The budget amounts to nearly $83, ,000. A few changes in the licenses schedule was also made and after the passage of several or- dinances the meeting adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
INCREASE MILITIA's EFFICIENCY
Assistant Secretary of War Oliver Acts
 Unom Recommendations.

Assistant Secretary of War Oliver Acts
 Upon Recommendations.
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 2b.-As the representative of the War Department Assistant Secretary Oliver has acted upon a number of recommendations made by the National Militia board, de- signed to increase the efficiency of the organized militia.
 The recommendation for detail oi non on-commissioned officers of the army for duty with the organized militia was approved, conditioned upon the settlement of the question of right to pay the expense for quarters heat light, medical attendance and travelling expenses out of the Federal appropri- ations for the militia.
 Approval was given to the recom- mendations for second series of in- spectIohs with the view of reporting on the organization armament and dis cipline (instruction) of the organized militia for q system of correspondence schools for the militia; and the issue of horses for militia field artillery, to be charged against Federal appropria- tions.
 Mir. Oliver disapproved recommenda- tions for the allowance of pay and travelling expenses of officers of the militia engaged In giving instruction lH TIHo pTactlce, or on ContlHuOnS 0uLy ct rife ranges. on the ground that such payments are not authorized by law. The recommendation for the is- sue of white gloves, as part of the clothing allowance was disapproved on the ground that white gloves do not constitute a part of the field service uniform.
 Adoption of cap and collar insignia to identify the wearer as a member of the first line of the national forces, etc, was approved with the proviso, however that the time Is not yet ripe for the adoption of such insignia The recomme ndation for an allowance for ammunition eases, bandolears, and cIips Is still under consideration.
 In it's report. the national militia board said it regarded as of very great importance the question of the adop- ton of a definite military policy for the United States with particular ref erence to an ordination of effort be- tween the regular army and the or. ganized militia and a combined organ ization of two branches of the first line of defense
 General Oliver said that this matter Is already under consideration by the general stan. The militia board ex- pressed its appoval of the bill pending Nh Congress, providing for an addl- ton Of 6l2 officers to the regular army and said that the organized militia will make every effort to secure it's pass age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
New odd Fellow LoAre

Decature. Jan. 25.-(Special l- Special Deputy I. W. Holt, of Rir- mtnEham. representing Grand Master w. E. Uruuhart. of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Alabama, instituted new lodge of Odd Fellows at Flint. seven miles south of Decatur. He was assisted in the institution -@by about twenty members of the order from the Decaturs. Mir Rocker was elected Noble Grand. W. P. Clarkson Vice Grand and Doris MeClanahan Secretary of the new lodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
TRIAL OF ABRAMSON.
Decafur Man Win Have a Hearing
 Wednesday,,

Decatur AEan Wim Have a Hearing
 Wednesday.
 Decatur, Jan. 25.-(Special )--Abe Abramson, who shot and killed Vernon Cotton. negro. at the union passen- ger depot. in Decatur on Saturday af- ternoon, will be given a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning at o'clock before Justice Dan Walden, at tha county court house.
 The killing was caused over dis pute concerning debt which. it is said, the negro owed Abramson. It is claimed the negro had threatened 10 kill Abramson.
 Abramson has been suffering with consumption for a number. .SOf years, and Is in a bad physical condition Physicians say few weeks confine- ment in jail would probably cause Abramson's his life. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
M. C. OanoiIY Hnrt

Decature, Jan. 25.-CSpeeial. )--As the result of a peculiar accident Mike c. camody. a well known lumberman of this city. sustained serious injuries by breaking his right shoulder and bruisinK his body badly While on the steamer Alamonde a few miles down the river. he aceidentIy fell Into the hatchway of the steamer and when picked up 1t was found thst he was in serious condition While Mir. Cam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
New Grocery Specials.

Pure pork sausage. 20c lb., lbs. s5c. General German dills. 10c per quart. Fresh country eggs, per>dozen 27 1-2c Famous Fox River" butter 4Oc. Heinz sauer kraut, per quart. Toe. This is the new store-everiything perfectly fresh Give us a trial order
 J. L. Boyd,
 IS g. Perry St., Phone 1246 ts Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
ROPER-MILLER.
Popular Couple of AustfavilIe are Maj
 RRAd

F0puAar Couple of Austtavflle are Mar
 Tied.
 Deca tur. Jan. 25.-(speciai. Jon Sunday afternoon Dick Roper of New Decatur. and Mrs. Della Miller of Aus tinville were married at the home ot the bride, the Rev. M. c. McClanahan of Hartselle ofIiciatinK.
 MT. Roper is a well-known business man of New Decatur. while his bride was quite popular in the society circles of Austinvtlle. suburb of the Deca- turs. They will make their home In New Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
TO REPORT ADVERSELY.
BAH Requiring Corporations ts File
 shntemenfn of TheIr Elnnmeea.

6tatements Of ThelF FInHmees.
 Washington. Jan. 25.-The senate committee on Judiciary to-day voted to report adversely. a bill requiring corporations engaged in Interstate commerce to file with the commis- Hioner of corporations. statements sett- ing forth their financial condition. contracts and information concerning their organization and corporate pro ceedings.
 The bill was introduced by Senator Warner. It Is believed by members of the committee to be of no avail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
RIg Lumher Pianf Barns,

Spartanburg, s. O., Jan. 25.-NearIy {. 4.O00, ,O00 feet of lumber were destroyed by a supposed incendtaTy fire at ROwss. vile, orangeburg County. yesterday. Loss, &2OO.O00. The plant was owned by A. M. and J. H. Blake. and was one of the largest mills in the middle section of the state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

Actual anatysss of our cotton seed meal mfxtuEe shows 20 per cent. setter than sruarantee. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

MANTED--A saleslady for dress RoOds department in a store located in a small town. Only those experienced need apply. Address x. Y. C., care of Advertiser. --4 wANTED--white girls to do general housa. workin private homes; fair wages rnoder- ate work. good treatment and good oppor- tunities Those who wish a situation and live out of town may write The Salvation Army Montgomery. Ala Otherwise may call at SIT whitman St.. or phone 2s2l --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

Kf yOu have never examined the best Rertillxers here is a revelation for you
 egaFks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
HOTEL cLERK INHIBITED.

His remains were buried at Beulah Church yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
Elg0RAvINo.

WANTED-You to iiiastrsts yodT aaS. Win our cuts; they add 35 per cent to the aStFaetlVenSes of any ad; talk it over with The Advertiser Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
TYpEwRITERs AND REpA1Rs

MONARCH Typewriter SIS: Remington 1to: Densmore tS5. other makes SIC and up
 Repairs and supplies for ali makes of ma merce St ---fR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
WANTED--A0ENTs.

BIGGEST money making fire exttngnishsr propositton ever offered; exclusive a6encI; sSG3 week fairly certain: sells easily. <Ad- dress. Mir. Erect. Mgr. 54 Murray st.. New York -3-7t "BIG MONEY"-Being made at Hailett. Oklahoma Junction Frisco and M. K. & T. Railways. Great oil and gas filed. SaIesmen to sell business and residence lots wanted for Montgomery and local agents in every town in state. Frank D. Fuller. State Agent. Brown Marx Bldg. Birmingham. Ala
 ---a.nu.t tn -th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR REHT--Fors SIS a month. line -sors formerly occupied by the Kohn DistiIIins O.. sos CommeFceSt. Three story builains with good cellar and with new Inoder5 electric Otis elevator. Apply to any resi estate company in city UT 1, L. Steiner 2es Nolnefcs sI -i5-tu-thu. sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
PICTURE GOODS.

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 Pictures. Easeis. Frames. MouidInga. Glasa Brushes. Art Material. Paints Water Col. oFu. Tubs colors. Stationary. vessA-Aii Store. Il N. Perry St. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

ROOMS and board, also day, boarders in the new Westeott Flats. New baiiding, new fur
 niture. everything up-to-dats. 3ts Catoma
 st., Phone 3S3e U --i3-ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOR RRNT-ROOMe.

FOR hENT--Hounekeeping apartments of three rooms and Kitchen sFcnnd slnar. steam heat; hot and cold water. Phone i4so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOUND.

FoUED--Avsttn who can paper roorns a& 0A.s0. All nice paper. ingrain paper AnS color for tb.so. Phone 1895. --1s-Sf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

ROOMS to let by the week or month Req
 sonahle rates. Ensuite or single. Ciancsys Hotel, --1s-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOR TEXTBOOKS.

FOR RENTING downstairs unfurnished
 connecting rooms Electric lights. water and gas stove furnished, Apply elS s. Me-
 Donough --1S-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOR RENr--RESIDENC:ES.

FOR RENT-New room cottage, large garden. or chicken yard, in good neigh borhood and close to car line: ai250 per month. Ivey Realty Securities co. Id s. Perry St., Phone S7t. --fA-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

FOR RENT-Threo new rooms; cabinet mantels electric lights; porcelain bath; large trunk room adjoining Use of 'phone, On principal street. nice neIghborheod Phone iiss. --Ia-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LOST-FridRy 22nd, two pair ladies shoes bought from Bullock Shoe Co. Notify gI q
 Miekle. Cecil, Ala. and get reward -fs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--A seventeen foot mofor hc@t
 m good condition, .s1oe complete. Alao nns i0 II. r. eSl. opposed motor ssO A6dress engineer First Nauouaf Bank BldE --Ie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

sToRAoE-New concrete building. speclaie ly built for all kinds Of storage: bulk stor-
 age at Fsascnahle rates: private rooIaa for housshold goods. Prank Tennille Furnitars Co. --ss- se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

FOR RENTING or more nicely furnished rooms for rent. will furnish to suit occu-
 pant. Hot and cold water, use of telephone and other conveniences furnlshed. Call 52s Adams s., or phone ssis. --ls.Iot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

NICE RUBBER tire eaSriaseA when yok tFe, german or funeral with poiita drivafa
 that know the city thSVonghiS cali 'phonf
 No ssS. N. A- rsovsiss@ caEiee 3ee Y. coufe Street --ss-ss4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

FOR RENT--Front room to feur young men call at 4ia N. Lawrence St.. ---fa-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

~N->-~--~-s
 FURNITURE-We pack and ship your fur nIture; We repair, and refinish your furnt- turs, Geo. B. WFagg Furniture Co. 'Phone 96s. ...- -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
MULT1GRAPH LETTERS.

WANTED--Party to invest ss,0 eco to 3f0.0eo in established well paying business in Mont gomery can get active Interest if desIreS ,
 -s --1T-fk
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. Z. THOMAS AND JAS. FKANCIs SMITH.
AttareEs

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTaIC1
. tciumb.a- ho.diEg District G01rt II r.
The EzfeEsicu q Rttcnifaasc street. Distrlcs
touTt- ". 610-Noticc IS hc-c5e given tzt TIE
Corissoue=s q the Dis;ric. q E'oluula. plEslant
70 'hc provision II an art cf CGrer-ss. approved
keo4asry ., ls9. entitled An act 10 provide for
the extension = Ritteuho-se STREET IN the Dis
trct q Colombia. ard fcr other purposes have
Bied petition IN this cusEf praying the coDdsEz1z-
ton q the land Necessary f.T The extension Il
isitcuhcyse street OF a straight extension r the
iIiis theTeci as rov established On fie hiEtW1T
extension plan in tbe District - Columbia from
IT'S Trcsent terminus 4 sr15d Brancn rosd cast
EaTliy 70 tire s'aulEi ruad uith unIorm EHdfh
4 ninety Feet. - shown On q plat ~ map tied
wit thc six petition rs nzrf ffe-eof ard pfzT-
Gisiaterested mgu uho s-aii h= frcehoiders zittin
the District q Columbia ucf rrIafed 20 auv
pcrsou interested IN these rrccredi1cs aud not n
the service Or employment g tie Dztr-t of Ccium-
bra n the U1i.gd Statcs b. sumnrnel t7 the
United states rs7hai for tie Bis,rirt 4 Columiis
% assess the dzusges eaca ozuer q land 20 -
taken nav sustain be- reason q the Aforesaid ez-
tension n fiitenhelss street ard the crEderua-
tcn q TIE land necessary far the purposes thereof
and % assess benefits resulting f-errfr-n tie
entire snClnt e said damages. incisding the eE-
pfuses q these pTocecdiIgs- upon The lard On
each side cf ssd stUeet as exread-d and also up0n
any and al other land which the flry may fud
VIII be benefited by TIE said extension & tie said
acf q CCugrs& II - Dr. the cour. this i11b
dsy = Mas. 4. T. ls9. ordered. that au persons
having auT interest 81 thee proceedings Be- ard
@hey are heEcby. u2-red and commanded = siipesr
IN this court on T bsfore the 5FH DAY OF
JUNE A. T. lsC9. AT % O'Clock a. n ard COZ
time ATTENDANCE until Che court SHAH have u7ds
Is FINAL crier ratIfyinE and co-frmirz the auzrd
Gf damages ard the Assessment r bGreirs e th-
MY te 5e ilfeleiec ard sec-a herein. and z
IS further crdcred that 9 copy z tais notice and
erder b. published cuce in the Washington Lar
Reporter and SIX secular DAYS the Wash
iaston Evening star. The Washington Herald and
the Washington Pest. ucwspapcrs published il
the sad District before The said 18th dav q june
A. y. lsc9. i Is further ordered. that a cps
q this notice and order be servsd by the Cni-sd
states MARSHAL his dspTties upon s1ch q tie
owners q he lsnd % b Condemned ierein a. nay
be found D. The sid MARSHAL his deputies uitb-
IN Che District e Columbia ard upon the tenants
and occrTcnfs q the sane before the sad l5,1
cav of Iune 4 D. 1872 b the Court THOS r.
ANDERSON. Justics. 4 true copv-Test- tSeaLb
J. P Young Clsrk- b F. 2. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant CIerE. nyE90.IZ8
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES;

NAfteA q ~ E-l.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Info-Tnstio1 Bureau.
.GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers ofics-
PsLAIS ROYAL. InfOTIustica Bureau
: KANN. SONS CO. Information Bureau
". B. BOLTZCLAW. l7o5 Pa are us.
CHARLES O. HORNUNG. ChIistiani Pharmacy.
s. Z. cor. 7rh and N SIS. nv.
s. II WAGNER, lst ard II SIS Nv
SIMPSONS PHAR&4CE, corner IN St. and 4 !.
and ST. uw.
JOHNSTON-S PHARMACY. III y. J. ave nv.
F. 2 WELLER'S PHARMACY. - N s.. Nv.
ATKiNSON'S PHARMACY. ilth snd u 81 nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, d ard IS M.
hENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant ard
Irrins -. nv
McNULTY-S CIGAR STORE. 1886 18th s.. IA.
TaYLOE's PHARMACY. sth and SIS. EH-
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th and IS Nv
". A. HENHE. 5th ard X SIS. ~.
PROCT0R'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th s. nv
T. L. EATHERWOOD. I5l5 lih - w.
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and e SIS nv
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY, corner \. Y,
ave. and North Capitol 81. ~.
DAY & co. 5 PHARMACY. 5th and g stS- Nv
y tRNOLD'S PHARMACY ssoI 1irh = ~.
KINGS DRUG STORE Vermont ave. and 8 nv
NORTHEAST
JOHN ? BUTLER sal stanton Place u.
& L KRAUSE, eth ard X SIS. re.
McCHESNEY & JOAUHTd. ID ard IS. ns-
McCHESSEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + SIS nc.
G. J. GEIGER-S PHARMACY. corner eta AID Z
stG re-
CsARLEs J. FUHRNANN's PHARMACY. sth
and Z. Capitol SIS. ne.
BLCNIER'S PHARMACY y. Cap5to. AID SIS ns-
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISESBEISS. 7th ard B IS ~.
ALBCRN'S PHARMACY. -th AID Il SIS sz-
SOUTHEAST.
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. Sth and G IS. Sc
T. P. WELLER. sth ard SIS. s.
Guy II NELLY. llth and IS. -
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES C. LENNON 12th and SsEtO- SIS
ANAC0STTA-
G. D BURY'S PHARMACY, CO. Mouroe and Jci-
fsrSU1 Ss.
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR. Go King 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
ROBERT : HUME. Arscusy.

II THE SCPRE1IE COURT or The DISTRICT
q Columbia Ference Rosez Casv. trustee ard ez-
er7tTE Of the estate q R0ssnna G. yong deceased.
under her last Ein ard testament co11VIa iusn- rs
Harriet A. StcTr5tt er al. dsfendzuts Elu5-y 10.
25se5.-The obect y this sut Is to establish tsrs
b adverse possession q that certsiz fiece q real
eststs IL the District & CCl1mf5a known as re-t q.
original lot numbered tseu1y-seTen "a u a1zz-t
numbered tW0 EuuiTed sEd thi-ty-o1e fEIl. d.
scribed follows BcginuIn- - tle scuths1st
corner ~ sid lot. thence north si1-g lie ire e
F0-Etecuth street twenty-five - feet thence rcs-
one hundred ard ssrrHJy 171j feeI Gls GI irch ~
rhe rear line Of SD iot ard the T-b-ic rils1;
thCnce south ten 10 feet @ the ssr-bres- c-rrr-
q said ICt, thence eas- ssreu-Tgo ~ feet fhc-c1
south fifteen ii5i feef % the south line of z1i lo
thence east ai0-C sad scth lire 10 said srsct z1G
the TlGce q beginning 30 Ubtsin de-se 5ecI--irz
SID tIte 70 be good u Zee simple il sid coplsir-
ant b. reason of ssd adverse possession cu5 20
lcln The defendants herein mentioned from setting
up any claim % sid real estate On m0-i1n q tie
complainant 3 Is this Sth daV cf May 4 ID. lge.
ordered that said defendants. HsF-et A S-c-re-t.
kebecca S7e-reft Carroll. Augusta T. Flr1sT=C~.
MsTy II. Ste-T--t Francs Harsiso1 Iuioos. Hl--l--
:. Haines, EElT 2 Aic1ru. Chsrie7 P Irlecs.
samuel :. Csroll William Hsl-es E5-I- e. A.
CCTn. and each e -ler- T EvIrE ard q dead tls1
Their ard each = their --ru-uu hers r1ie--7 z-f
csTls7es. the unknown hers alicreeS. and deT-ess
q sarah g. : Steue-t ard the unknown belrs.
alieDCes. and derisses oi Isaac :. SLcTGft. alf
each = ;e-r. czTse thei- 1IUcararcs 90 b e-tee4
herein on q before the rals day next aits- tas
foTtieJh day. exclusive of Suzzys and lclsl hc'i-
days occurring after t1e dsy q THE frs- publication
Cf J1s order good Cauze tcr fziug z-ca tine tzv-E
been shown 70 ji.e sstisiac-icn of rhe C7t- c-ae-
wise the cz-ze EIu b. -TuCee[eI r1ri I1 CsSe -
defzals- Provided cour of this c7ie- - I-blsEel
a. least orcc a We-k f1- three successive Ee@Es Oh
May and once a reeS fo- tEo Successive -eeFs D.
Juue r-icr O. sad retrru Ger ll tle Washington
y
fhe Cr7rt- JOB BARNARD Irs-ic-- TIRE
r1I7-TeSt- fScait ;. T. YOJNG. Cic-k. p
=. T. CUNNINGHAM Asst C-e-k-
myl9I7-s.5e-.H
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
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