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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

She brought a heap Of blueberries to
him and poured them into his Joined
hands, and they seated themselves on
a rock to eat them and to rest.
T"This Is the most enjoyable picnic
I've had In years" she said gayly. at
was quite an inspiration Of yours to
run up to visit us. Why don't you
come often instead OF spending your
week ends I'm the hot city? You ought
to take tacation and stay here for a
few weeks"
"fd like to awfully." he told her,
but the fact Is I'm too busy TO think
of getting away. Williams Is piling a
whole lot Of work and responsibility on
me these days. Williams. you know.
isn't what you'd call an easy boss. II
he raises mans salary he sees to II
that he gets his moneys worth. ge
simply won't lie bothered, even with
matters that amt precisely details"
"lt's because he trusts you. Jimsy,"
she assured him with an intonation
perilously near to tenderness.
$50 you see," he went on, Its easier
to talk about holidays than to get
them. l shouldn't be here now. for
I'm working Sundays as well as other
days at present. only that I had to
come Up on a matter OF Importance"
oh" she said. with pout. II
thought You came To- see us for our
selves. not on business trip. No
more bprrias for Won
II came for the express purpose of
seeing you aud Of talking to you
alone"
Her heart Huttered violently, suffocat
lngly. again.
ITO me-alonei"
Eyes. I've seen Joe"
The pronouncing Of her husbands
name WINS to her us heavy blow.
Sweet, timorous expectancy, hot. tur
bulent bushes that she Ind bent to
hide vanished instantly. and she look.
cd up at him startled.
"Joe walked In on me i've nights
ago. lie looks well and is doing well.'
"What Is that to mc?"
The words came In chilling accents
and her eyes grew, hard. :.
| Emma, do you remember that on
that night just before you learned the
truth ] told you about that chap In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Emms, them things 6dvs Got TO &c
seen to be appreciated. There's no
other way. You understand."i
Yes. Emma understood.
/ She had listened to his brief. unsus.
pected eloquence and had read his
soul In the light Of the celestial flicker
that had emanated from It; had seen
the glory Of 1t In his face-a glory
transient as "a beacon fash. that was
gone from 1t. leaving only his habitual
noncommittal smile, rs he turned to
her and said. "You understand"
| They continued the climb In silence.
Emma's bosom rising and falling rap.
Idly upon the rush and s..a.!rl Of the
torrent that ragged beneath 1t. almost
Jimsy indeed loved hcrl Why had
this chance revelation Of what her in
tuition had OWNED long before torp
open the noodgates Of her own emo.
tons? Because It had set vibrating
every chord Of her being, and ever
chord Of that being. as she had come
to understand also. was attuned to
his. Together they had beheld the mir.
age Of heaven. ESQ.
At the upper edge Of the forest laby-
rinth they emerged on to n rocky
plateau studded with dwarfcd frs and
bsisam pines. but covered thiekly with
aromatic ferns and blueberry bushes.
Jinsy barred his head to the cool
breeze that swept the clearing and
watched Emma. who. with little cry
Of delight. had stopped among the
BURBERRY bushes and was gathering n
handful Of their ripe fruit. sShe was
glad Of the pretext to hide the up
heaval In her heart that she felt must
show IN her eyes.
This upheaval. sudden and almost
overpoweringly violent though It was
was not OF the mornings forming
She had known the calm, sympathetic
westerner-as he had reminded Cap
tain Williams--ever since she was a
girl In short frocks. She had soon
:. come to look upon him AZ n big broth
err. with whom she shared her girlish
troubles and In whom she confded
freely, naturally. as a matter OF course
When she hid become d Woman and
he had sought her for his bride she
Ind not been able. with all her liking
for him, to bring herself to consider
him in the light Of bver
After the scales formed there by. the
Establishments and personal pulchri
tudc Of Brooks had fallen from hel
eyes and she saw that she had bowed
down to an empty. painted Fetch Of
plaster instead Of to God In the fesl
she had resigned ,herself r. the lo
destiny had brought her and .sough
to make the best Of 1t like the pur'
woman she was. Household drudger,
and the stern .verities OF her cSistcnc,
had vanquished and put to Digit al
her Illusions. Love was a 'delusion
Il was not what she had conceived !
to be. 1t existed In perfect, idea
form only In the imaginines Of tn
poets and iitterateurs. HID amy on
suggested TO her that Jigsy Smitl
was the depository Of It. that bis hear
WINS the altar on which the sacred Or
burned unauenchable. that under III
crust OF bis Unconditional manner wa
a Quiescent volcano Of passion tina
could be reused to stupendous eruT
tion, she would have laughed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

emn anthems Of the Whispering pines.
Yes. ! said the solemn anthems Of the
whispering pines"
"Jimsy, II l didn't know different Id
suspect you Of being poet. The next
thing we know you'll be wearing your
hair long and pouring out your soul In
Sapphlc strophes. like-like Emma.
here"
II don't know that I've sampled that
particular brand Of strophes, and l
mint quite sure that l know Just what
strophcs arc, but II Emma thinks they
are all right I'll stand for en-"
"Oh, come on, Jimsy; don't listen to
her nonsense" laughed Emma.
They started out briskly. Emma
showing the way.
..Do you know. It's rehl treat to go
walking with you," she said. ~ know
you love It. I've heard you say so.
Beth can't bear long walks. aud, rs for
mother. she rarely goes farther than
her piazza rocking chair. But I've
Dragged Beth about and learned every
bath through the woods to the sum-
mits and plateaus. This II the second
summer I've been here. you know"
DESERVING the beaten path, they as
cended through forests Of trees Of ev'
cry description. but US they proceeded
along the path. In places ankle deep III
wet moss, and pushed through under
brush that kept Smith busy breaking a
way for his dainty but hardy and
seemingly tlreless companion they
came into the fir region. amid hoary
giants that shot sheer to such a height
that they seemed to form pillars fol-
the canopy Of the heavens. Emma re-
garded the great trees with awe. but
Smith laughed. He told her they
were as saplings compared with TIT
mighty trees OF the west. lie tried
to describe these and became flles
| with the fever Of immensely. Tn,
long unfelt inapence OF the borderles
prairies, the mammoth mountain
chains far flung through the prodiglou'
spaces Of the sunset lands that dimln
ished their proportions, was upon him
His soul stralped to burst Its tether,
and soar upward Into the infinite
where It could expand unrestrained
Burning words, never used, unimas
lined before In his unlettered mind. ade
quate to depict this liberated spiritual
ity, surged unanimously to his lips
to die there. 'l
For the source Of their inspiration, o
this tremendous hight into the, divin
azure from his regulated role Of tn
commonplace and coldly practical, wa
the woman at his side, the one bein
In the world who was dear to him m
ever had been, whom he held In llttl
less reverence than he did his Maker.
He broke Off his description Of til
forest giants and vast freedoms ,
the west with u conclusion In his OF
binary street surface language.
"But there-it's no use me trying
do any lecture platform stunts.
] wasn't born with the Gift Of the gal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
CHAPTER Xxi.

-
sne naa grown WISE anu come
10 look upon s'nis' VS''s us
pleasant breaks ia the lnohot-
ony OF her existence, however
she had ootnihed g'ihipses OF MS inner
selr' nhshes oi inc proiuhu'V VI MS
mihu' an mixing Oh MS eieNn'pn "
sentiment tnat escaped him' IN spite
OF himself. quite uhcohsfiousy; lier
iwonnlns Keen lerception naa ulvineu
Spirituality that was ourieu purpose
~ ny speech ana cohuuct Ms mug
interested per ahd gwen her loou ior
thought' Out sue couiu hha no s".,s
Factory eAp,ana',on. ING e,cw ~ 'ne
mystery, whicn, truth 10 'e'i' INTEREST,"
ed her Out niiniy' hnu coine W ne'
hrst on uie e'ehnng y. her husn'"u
attack on Saptaih Wh'iai,s III We NJ
ue iiafiehi nat wnen. "'er nc n"'
let ian ana sInasneo 'me cup. w ,'nS
!emarked Ia H.t,c rueiuHy .nal w n"u
!et smp everything nc li.u w. n"u :"
ms iire mat was worh "n"e ue
COMMUNICATION VI her oeoue,,on VIA. ns
uhre9u'.so ,oVe LOT ne'sc,i nuu w.,
tue aea'n Oh "uio'.,oh ah. aeeoun.'u
ivr ms "i.s', .ysL . 49,, y. W." ~,
sic ""u oe.. ne"eu w. 80 ~"
saIu. was oS.eu on ' ,',, A -,
n'sn. yu'. s n' a o
susneu st. " 49,, nv. 30, -,
snpe's =. ivy ~, .a', 'n NV. ~, ~ 80. 80
're. A.er ne ""a 'o'u We sno %
% n' ~" ~ ~ s, =.
speo.n MY. a'u ru. .' ,.n"n u In 80 49,,
Iu =. .na. os. =. M't ~, n"S 800. :.
p"sny sI' '..sS,'anaa IL saor,. .. -, n
W ""u ~. sho haS saon
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81 .u.. a.. .,oo, ., p-oo.., a.
w., 1891 - 30 ohsass har ma :.
s.,-.sa -
nnu receueu iurther anu iurtneE 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

S"'oU
Denver who was long on love aud
short on honor and kind Of took the
view that II was his wife's place TO
overlook things and help him get
right"
"WellT'
"Well, I'm stlli Of that opinion"
ado 1 understand that you-that
vom'-
She did not finish the sentence. but
sat gazing at him with wide eyes,
start; with agony and amaze.
II guessed you'd be. kind Of sur
prlsed to bear from him. Since you
left Joe he's been leading a strictly
honest life. He has good Job In q
bank ut good salary, has saved mon.
ey, ard all he wants IL for you to for
give and forget and start over again.
.,Ioe's all right now. there's no doubt
about that, for I've looked up the rec.
ord he's made since you've been, sepa-
rated. Not only that. but he loves you
more than ever. That's gospel truth.
too. l Know"
Forgive aud forget! Yes. I have
forgotten, and oblivion enshrouds for.
eiveness with 1t. Joseph Brooks Is
dead, ns dead for me as though he
were In his grave. have even ceased
to bear his name. Sometimes I have
wondered II he ever existed. II ! re
member him 1t IL rs one recalls night
mare from which one IL glad to have
awakened"
She laughed a little nirthless laugh
and, plucking fern branch, began to
pick the fronds fromit nervously, let
ting them fall to the ground.
THAT'S all very well. Emma" ht
objected gently. but Joe Is none tn,
less very much alive, and he Is YOU
husband. You mustn't forget tina
ever. And he's all right, honestl,
believe. If he did fall into Temptation
he meant well. He thought no 'cOul'
put the money back easily enough
and he wanted you to have more com
fort and be happy. The best Of ii
amt no better than we should be
you come right down to the contcm
plation of the naked fact. You knoy
that the book says. There Is not
just man upon earth that doeth goo,
and slnneth not To me the man VIII
Is real sorry for having done wrong
especially when his wrongdolng ha
,, such pardonable motive as Joe's had
Is as good as he was before he did III
!h!oc"
ITO Be Continued)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
w A N T S
@O0 @@00 Q O@DO
FOR SALE.

Ferns-Australlan and other varie-
ties; also logs, baskets, begonlas
and stephnotis plants. For par
ticulars call on Miss Johnson, Fort
street, near Vienna Bakery
4390-tf-dh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Handsomely tanned and mounted
Alaskan grizzly rug. Address
Grizzly, Bulletin.
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WANTED

Experienced bookkeeper, mercantile
house; state experience. age and
solary expected. Address c. q.
d., this Office. Z. g4f44-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

The Industrial EditioE Of the
EveniAg Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, 80 cents at B nj,
'.etip osace. !l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Fail to read the messages contained in the classified
age reader glances over this portion Of the paper
every evening because it gives information Of most
valuable kind that cannot be found in any other part
Of any other paper published in the Islands 1t con-
tains the message Of the person who has lost come.
thing found something or has something to sell In
likewise when you have lost somsthing found aome-
thing or have something to SELL tell the other read
ers Of the classih ed columns about it. LIT viii nay
you and the cost is but one cent q word. g WI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Horse and surrey; 800 cash. Ad-
dress * Y. d." Bulletin office.
4iiO-iOt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
P. H. BURNEFTE

P. H. BURNEFTE
Com'r. of Deeds for California s.,i
lew York; NOTARY PUBLIC;
irant Marriage Licenses; Draws
dortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale,
eases, Wills. Etc. Attorney for the
district Courts. 20 MERCHANT ST.
i0N0LUTH: PHONE $40
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

wanted-Three good. active encr-
getic young business [ menJ good
commission. Apply c. A. s., Bull
letin Office. .iH 44Sg-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ]
DRESSMAKING.

Nine. Lambert from Paris will open
this month school for young Ia
dies who desire to know how to
make their own dresses. Harri-
son Block. Beretania and Fort.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
lAVID DAYTON
5tf
1877 MERCHANT STREET. =,

First-class residence property, sit.
uated at Pawaa on King and Young
streets. Building in frst.class or
der and connected with artssian wa.
ter. Electric lisht and gas. Also
Kapiolani Park lots and improved
property at Hauala and other prop.
erty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Cottage Wanted.-Two he'd ,,rooms;
near car line: will pay about $50.
Apply W. w. w. this Office.
si4ii5-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22
ITO Be Continued)

~-Fer ssIs" ssrds ., Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Cottage or rooms near car line;
couple. Kaimuki preferrGd,u 6d-
dress 1875. Bulletin. 4iii-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

rs she had grown wise and come
TO look upon Jlnsy's visits as
pleasant breaks In the lnonot-
- ony OF her existence, however,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

One black horse, lG hands high.
Address 112o Fort St. 4if5tGt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-22

Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin Of.
flee.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

SherTood's addition 10 Brookland-Lot J. "a block
8. Irving r. Schwnger e. W. 70 Charles W.
Blackford and Albert G. Winner. tnlstses 10
secure james 3. Winner. 500. year, per cent,
semi-anuually.
Square l2E-Parts OF lots l4 ma los; julia SUM-
van 70 George r. Lirkins and William Z. Lin
kins, s.
Square ss4-Lots . and % Lewis A. Yates q u1 to
Henry II. Bergman and George NJ. Emmerieh.
trustees. to secure Metropolis Building AssOcia-
ton. No. 8. 5000.
Square Si2-Lot p Elizabeth L. Misbaw To John
c. Ecklod and George G. Gertman. trustees. 70
secure Frances McDeTtt. $500. years. 5 per
cent, semi-aunually
Square 10O-Lot 50: William r. Wood st TX n
Ernest L. Schmidt and Harry N. Packard, trus-
tees TO secure William z. McGes, 500, --ears.
per cent, seni-annually.
Square l070-Sublot 81 Eva ". Bernd 20 same 70
secure same. 500. years. per cent semi
annually.
Square B4-Lot o; August N. Froderioks to Frank
J. Dieudonne and James Berry. trustees. 70
secure Perpetual Building Association. 5000.
Square S5I-Lot s.: James r. Fletcher 70 Herbert
L. Fnnc and JabCz lee. trustees 10 secure
Florenoa 0. o'Brien, 500. monthly notes. 6
per cent.
Square ss5-Part Of lois . ana %; Charles II.
Miller et al to Elmer + Rainey and William
!. Gross. trustees. 20 secure John A. Gross.
$50. years. per cent, serniHnnually
SQUARE 21-Lot X /; Edwin II. SNYDER st W 70
John B. LArner and John A. Hamilton, trrs-
tees. 10 'ecJTe Washington Loan and Trust
Company, $4,000 years. pr cent. semi
annually.
Square ise-Part Of original lot IS: Minnie T.
Barnes TO William II. Levin trustee. 10 secure
J. Enos Ray. h.. $500. 2 years. per cent
semi-annually.
McLachlens Addition 20 Brookland-Lot 7. in
block 45: Charles G. Lynch e. ux. 70 James L.
Nhiteside and James ]. Mulvihill. trustees. 20
secure Charles Niece. $40. year, per cent.
quarterly.
Holmssd Manor-Lot 49, in block IS; Alexander
Miller ct u1 % George W. Enmerich and Doug
lass 5. MaciSan, trustees 10 secure Washington
Sir Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
500
Whitney Close-Lot g. IN block II; BernAdettA n.
Reith Ct Tir 10 John r. Larner and John A.
Hamilton, trustees 70 secure Washington Loan
and Trust Company. $500. years. per cent.
semi-anuually.
Columbia HgightS-LOt 5. in block g. Ponfrett L
HerndOn et TX. 20 Washington Loan and Trust
Company, trustee to secure Equitable COO0era-
tive Building Association. $500
Columbia HeiChts-LOt S. "a block IS; Caroline I.
Griesheimer and Helena E. Griesheimer 70 S.
Percy Thompson and Walter +. Hilton. trus-
tees 20 secure Harry 3. Wilson and Harry
Wardman. 1900. monthly notes, 8 per cent
Highview-LOts I, a. and 3, In block Il; AexEn-
Ger Muncaste. % William J. Flath1s and John
F. McIersn, trustees to secure John NJ Jones.
5000, years, per cent seTni-annualy.
Square ls-Lols 70 AID q, parts q lots 5, q and
The Washington herald., 1909-10-08
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Georgetown University,
SCHOOL OF LAW.
BOUNDED IN 1881
FACULTY.

FAULT.
Rev. JOSEPH HIBnfEL. S. J.. President q the
University.
HON. HARRY NJ. CIABAUGH, IL d. tChisf
Justice supreme Court Of the District q Colum-
bial Dean Of tho Fac1lty Lecturer Common
Law Pleading and Practice. and Equity Pleading
and Practice
GEORGE T. HAMILTON, IL. D.. Lecturer on
the Law Of Wills
HON SETH SHEPARD. IL D. tChief Justice
Court Of Appeals Of the District Of Colqmbia)
Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Equity
Jurispl1iderce
HON. ASHLEY N. GOULD Associate Justice So
rreme Court o. the District Of Columbia). Lee
turer on the law on Contracts. Persons and Do
nestle Relations. and Insurance
HON DANIEL THEW WRIGHT associate Jus
tice supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
Lecturer on the Law Of Corporations ard Crimi-
nal Law.
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS. A. b.. Ii. B.. Lecturer
on the Law Of Torts, Negotiable Paper. and Els
mentary Law.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. A. NJ. Ill. NJ. Lecturer
on the Law OF Personal Property and Partner
d. W. BAKER. A. NJ. IL D. UNITED State. At
toDey for the District Of Columbia), Lecturer
on the Law Of Real Estate and Evidence
CLARENCE r. WILSON. A. b. IL. n. Lecturer
on the Law Of Agency and Pleading
JOHN J. HAMILTON. A. B.. IL NJ Lecturer On
the law Of Bankruptcy and Real Estate
ADOLPH A HoEHLING. Jr. LII NJ. on the
Judge q The Cir-1it Court-DANIEL W. ODONO-
GHUE. A. NJ. Ph. D.. IL. NJ. and JAMES
5. EASBY-SMiTH A. NJ. LII n
Court Of AppealS-AfEsSRg. LEIGH ROBINSON
J. NOTA McCILL-
Clerk o. COIrt-FRANR CUNNINGHAM
Instructors in LaW-DANIEL W. ODONOGHUE.
a NJ. Ph. D.. LII NJ; JAMES 5 EASILY
SMITH. A B.. IL NJ: CHARLES z
ROACH. A. B.. IL NJ: JESSE O. ADKINS
l. NJ; STUART MCNAMARA. A. NJ,
IL. p.
RICHARD J. WATKINS. A. B., IL NJ. seos
tary and Treasurer.
FRANK E CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-08

s; z. oliTil johnson to George r. IInkins and
Julius Peyser. trustees, 20 secure Raphael L.
shanafelt $500. years. per cent. semi
annually
Square l25i-Lot lss; Richard c. Moran et VI to
Samuel Goldsnborg and Charles r. Moran, trus-
tees. to secure Carrie Goldenberg. $500 years
pe. cent. serni-arnually
Square s2f--LOt So; Em1nst L Rudd % Ernest I.
Schmidt and George N. Emmerich. trustees TO
sccure COMMANDMENT Building Association,
5000
Square 42f7-Lot SO: Same to Irving Williamson ana
john Ia hnOlp. trustees 70 secure Isaac Il
Bryant, SLIGO, monthly notes per cent
Meridian Hill-Isot q. in block q; Jane ". and
Virginia S. Gemmcll 20 Henry f. Mooney and
Rooert y. Blundon. trustees 20 socurs Francis
A. BlundOn $3.50. monthly payments. Der
cent.
Columbia Hcighte-Lot GO. IN block 81. Of John
viz 70 Walter r. wilcox and George f. Hane
trustees, 70 secure Emma f. Excl. $500. years,
Per cent. seSni-anVuGlly.
Moore & Barb0irs Second Addition TO Washing
t0n-Lot Sc. in block 10; Joseph Z. Warder and
Susie ". Lash 10 Francis A. Blundon and
Henry T. Mooney, trustees 20 secure Mary ].
Goodrich. $50. years. Der CENT semi
annually.
Columbia Helghts-Lot g. IN block 81; Minnie c.
Younger et yir 70 Robert Lee o'Bren and Alvin
G. Belt. trustees. 10 secure James Martin, S. 100,
monthly payments Der Ont
Columbia Heights-Lot ia, block q; Lille No
NleIand 70 hoDerb Lce y hrlen and Alvin q.
Belt, trustees. 20 secure James Martin. s. 30
monthly payments per cent
Square Go-Lot s.: William NJ. Newman st TX et
al. to J. Clarenos Price and Harry NJ. Pack
ard. trustees, to secure Citizens Savings Bank
$500 2 years. DIR cent
Square 2Sa5-Isot 3; Delos b. Carter &c NJ. 70 The
National Savings and Trust Company, trustee
10 secure James A. Cahil and David J. Duni-
gan. $500. years. per cent. seniannually.
Square 2Sa5-Lot q: Same % Ernest L. Schmidt
and Francis :. DUNCAN. trustees. 70 secure
James a. chill and David J. DUNCAN. Sl.5co,
monthly notes. per cent
Square Eso5-Lot p; Charles r. Chambers 70 the
National Savings and Trust Company, trustee
70 secure James A CGhsl and David J. Duni-
San. 5000. yeAD. 5 per cent
Square Isa5-Lot .: Same % Ernest L Schmidt
and Francis s. DUNCAN, trustees. To secure
sane. Sl.T5. monthly notes. PEI cent
Ingleside-Lot 70 IN block Is; Catherine I. HERON
to George z Fleming and Edward L. Hilyer.
trustees. 10 secure William /. Crane. Sc 800. 8
years, per cent, serni-annually.
IngleSde-Lot Is in block IS; Same 70 samuel
Ross and Emanuel SPEECH. trustees. 70 secure
Lewis F. BreuninEeT, $1,000. l year. 6 per cent
semi-annually.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-08
Probate Court.
BARNARD.


In re Sallie A. Belt et al: petition for ap-
poinsment Of guardian. Attorneys. N. F. MangAn
and Ralph Given.
Estaie Of Sophie Nau; order granting letters tes-
tamentary; bond. 800. Attorney, ID. Rothsohild.
Estate Of Alden b. Eddin; order 20 effect and
cJnsent to n settlement Of cayest
Estate o. Ella 5. Lynn. order Increasing bond 70
s5,Oe9. Attorneys. Ralst0n Siddons & Richardson.
Estate Of Robert Cohen; order granting letters
testamentary; bond. 500 Attorney j. B. Larner.
Estate Of Persis A. Cleveland order 10 compro-
misc naTeat. Attorney. J. B. LarDer.
Estate Of Gustav Dittmar: order granting letters
tes'amen'ary; bond. 81 Dl Attorneys. C. / Simms
and 2. S. Bailey.
Estate Of Amanda Allen: order for sale Of stock.
Attorney, W. A. Mckinney.
Estate q Henry B. Mirick; order granting letters
testamsntary. Attorney. J. b. Lerrcr
Estate Of Henrietta Stuart order for sais Of
stock. Attorney, W. A. McKenney
Estate Of Nina Z. p Tooner; viii dated Sep
tenbor g. $50 fled
Estate Of Rich W. Morgan; viii dated July s.
1905. filed.
Estate q Jane @. Hit: order granting letters
documentary. bond. $50. Attorneys. MeVeagh, Ne
Konney. flanuery q HitZ
Estate Of Julia z. Jones; order 20 make pay
ment 20 ward Attorneys. Sbeehy & Shoehy.
Estate Of Olive b. Stewart; order extending time
70 file transcript
Estate Of sanh Uternehls; order to dismiss sp-
peal