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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

Charaetsr IL the sum 81 ali Iifs's
choices.
II y good 70 be wise, but Is wiser ia
be good.
Heaven is deaf to US when we are
blind to others.
BEWARE OF OINTMEN1s For CA
TfRRH THAT CoNTAI N MERcHny,
~ mercury will surely destroy the
sepso Of smell and completely derangs
the whole system when entering ii
through the mu~ou- surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except Ga
prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans, IS the damage they will do IL
ten fold 70 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catafrh
Cure, manufactured by 4. j. Cheney
q 90. Toledo, Ohio, contains no mer-
curry, and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon The blood apd mucous
services Of the system. Ia buying
a alPs Catarrh Cure be sure. you get
the genuine. II IL taken internally
and made IN Toledo, Ohio BY r. T..
Cheney 4 Go. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for. soassi.
patton. / mo.
The best way to fonor the dead
prophets is to make straight paths fol
the living people.
The world moves faster than We
think.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

Imperial 0rchsra Compaay Chartered.
A csrtIficete Of incorporation has re-
Gently beer Issued by the secretary, Of
stale to the imperial Orchard Com.
pany,a local corporations. II. G. Mil
Ter, q. +. Miller, /. II. G. rancaks, l..
9. Pancake and J. y. Zimmerman are
the charter members. The capital
stoch II $o0,OOO aud the principal Of
fee Is at Paw Paw.
The company will graw apple Or
chards They have aboat 3,a0U trees
already set and will plant 10 100 Of ~.
600 mere. The orchard + located nsar
the Kings Camp orchard 81 tie Al
iegany Orchard Company. II. w.
Miller IS president and general man
sger end -. Zimmern.au Is secretary
and attorney -Hampsnire Review.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
A serene life always has storms In
its past curriculum.


SWEPT OVER NIAGARA.
This terrrhle calamity often happsns
beca nse = eaEeless boatman ignores the
rivers warnings, growing rippIes aud
faster current. Mattress warnisg are
Kind. That dali pain u ache in the
back warns you the Kidneys need IT.
tsntion II you would escape fatal mall
aides Dropsy, Diabetss or Bright's
disease. Take Electric Bitters at ones
and see Baekachs fiy and al your best
feelings return. AFTER long suffering
from weak kidneys and lame hsck,
one $l.00 bottIs wholly cured me,
writes J. z. Blankenship, Of Belk,
Tenn. Only soc. at All Druggists.
mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

The man who p~Isistsntly sits down
il sure 10 be hard ny.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

More are lame from kicking than
fro m corDs acquired In walking The
harfpw way.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

You can tell mans courage. not By
the measure Of his fear, bat ~ The
fight he puts up.
"pD RATHER DIE,lEocInR,
than have my feet cut of, aid "a. 4.
bingham, Of PrinceyiIle, Iii, shut
yos'iI die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) II you don't, "
sid all doctors. Instead, he used
BuckIea's Arnica Save till wholly
cured. It's cures Of Eczema. Fever
Sores, Beils Burns and Plies astoand
the world. Zoe. At All Druggists.
l mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm

- 43~Hfy seeVtbS~-
Gives Relief al Once.
Il eieanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
CatasTh and drives
away o Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores tho Senses Of
fTasfa and Rpalf T.,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

Not Another Like II In Our Broad
Republic.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
Our future

AS stated blythe Review Rich
Hill Is going slow with her gas
proposition. We have ,thc gas,
there is no question about that
and with apressure equal Go that
in any OF the gas cities and the
people here take 10 as amotter Of
course. No one is excited An
the plumbers in the city are as
busy as can be putin gas fix.
lures into residences.
The spirit Of general improve
ment is abroad in this city now
and when the industries brought
here by the gas come, we will be
in good shape to grow Rich
Hill has a future not one Of a
boom or rush but q development
of the visible resources.
We have resources here to
support of population of 10000
people and with boosting viii do
it. Watch Rich Fill grow.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
The Peach CFOp.

We pity the poor man who be.
lieyes all the dope" he reads
about the peach crop. First one
exchange tells Of the utter de.
struction Of the peach crop; then
another will say positively that we
will have plenty OF the luscious
fruit Now as we are very fond
OF peaches and cream, il is cruel
treatment to be thrust one mona.
ent in despair and the next have
our mouth water in expectancy.
win some "dopester" please
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
When News Is Scarce.

1t is sometimes necessary for
the country editor to fiji up his
local columns in the following
manner:
1t was dry and dusty but it
rained.
It is always dam(p) bad wea-
Their when it rains.
Bicycles are not used so much
ROW as they were last summer.
Hens always quit laying eggs
wien they ire away up in price
The brick in the Talmage
House were made of mud and are
2x4XS in size.
1t Is customary to go to dinner
about noon each day whether
you sent anything up to eat or
not.
People, as a rule, carry al um.
breila during the rainy season
more than at ans other time Of
the year.
By noticing the sign in front OF
a store you can tell whose place
of business it is, unless the sign
reads, 'Sheriff's Sale"
The large windows in some of
oar business houses are suffer.
ing with acute pains in their
frame, owing to an overdose OF
plate glass.
L. has been demonstrated be.
yonl he shadow Of a doubt, By
the weather bureau, and other
experts on the subject, that it is
C alder in winter than in summer
and yiSa-versa: also by watching
the thermometer and noticing
when IL drops, it is a sure sign
g. going Ia turn colder.
Aro Co.'S ard -u nr, We nigh.
out xe tell 3Uu this in
order that you may know, II you
should see any of the above items
in this paper, that it was occasi.
oned by the scarcity of news
Exchange.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
THINGS 10 THINK ABOUT.
What Preserves our National SpIdlP

Every day some man is heard
70 express his digust of mem
bers Of another political party
or o r & an izRtion n. The next
time YOU hare this man just ask
him what preserves our national
spirit.
We're there but one political
party we would lose all interest
in the affairs of state; we would
allow it TO become corrupt; and
in the end the government would
fall. The great political conflicts
every four years are blessings
in disguise. They are response
BILE for the enthusiasm we have
regarding our government, and
in the end are responsible for
our government.
The man who gets angry be-
cause another will not believe as
he desires does not know it, but
if all believed his way our nation
would in time crumble
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

Quite "a number from this
place took the opportunity of
having a last look 40 the dredge
boat Sunday evening They arc
about through with tho work but
we understand viii t.. cut
through until high water comes
IL would probably strand the
boat. They are about ten feet
above the surface OF the rlycr-
Rockville Booster.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

Rich 1850 L.d4w MOTTO A.F a.
M mear~2u1 a-l 4tn No4ipyut-bt-
I'LL. 81. UuI. S. NJ. s. o. Nilg.
Ser'y.
Rich Hil Lodge so AZ. l. @. @ III.
meet every Hr5iuy ui-ht.-N O..
Rogers, N c.. g. ~ Lcydy. S,ey
Rich Hu Lodcr No. PSI, X. oIp.
meets every tuesday uirht-J John
CnuUcly. C,r.F r. Rolstou, X. at
r. and =,
o~sae Lodry So go. X 81 meets
every Monday uighu-rruman EgI-o
a., Joe '.lu uu. Is 81 r. aud e..
Rich ili Camp 30 1871 80 SIS a..
l.cts every Thursday nicht-W
htyertUn. 81. f.. IS Martin. tIara
Pine ,nmp No So. w o. 81. INCEST.
very Friday EiaHt-Wm Davis. Co.,
Nm, Richardson Clerk.
Rich HH Lodge SO 1929. o g. d..
ih- u.rt l-t nul Srd'W,dUrtd uI
-Hcu WultG-II s.. Grlgcr. O.
seymour Williamson, scyy.
Vi.;1r.s Comp $50. 4>s. I,a,.
N.ighlur7 OF Amcr.ra. meet. auI
aud SAB 800 iay ui-hts iu *. ufp.
500 ual.-Nr o.. o.. Ulcbrt ur.
,ylp AIl-- Emu1 ara, Recorder
iIrh itI Lodge Mol. select
knights aui Ladies', mect, Pad aud
ith Friday crculugs.-F. a. Chever
ton. Pres " g.. Mycrley, Scc'y.
Rich ilil Council No. PISA, America
meets every Tuesday night
Dan Basorc, Forrest Kcu-,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

The Butler sports are easily
excited according TO the Demo.
crat. The Cans Nelson prize
fight was shown there this week
1T one OF the electric th]eaters
and the sporting gents got so
excited that they wanted to bet
on the result.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

Geo Franks was down from
Butler TUESDAY.
A base. ball game between the
high school team and O. town
team was pulled cT 90 the fair
grounds Yesterday afternoon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

March and April got mixed
again this year. We have bad
our March winds IN the last
week.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

1t is safe to wages that four
circus side shows will have the
fat girl who was in Kansas Cit,
on exhibition this summer at the
same time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

A Good, we'll improved 100
acre farm for rent-Rich Hill
Realty, Loan and Investment
Co.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

make a sworn statement of the
prospects for peaches and
cream
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

Going from the major TO minor
leagues among art models first
posing as Venus, then as neither
in-law,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
Solicitors Wanted.

Several good solicitors in the
gaautry around Rich Hill. For
particulars call a. Tribune office.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
THE TRIBUNE
GEO. b. DowEIL.
Editor and Manager.
SsrmOnettes.

The goodness of many is to
kick a man when down.
The helping hand pu'l- upward
doesn't push.
The best evid,rc, that the
bible doesn't Approve of gossip
is that Christ, teachings are
mostly PARALLELS
Christianity does not intake
you a bore to yogr rIends: hg
pocracs does
Telling tbe tru.t doe r.t
mean telline 81 son s,av
Were it not Tor Sunday some
men would never show that they
had religion
A woman who looks older than
some others Of the same age
cannot help b,ing jealous.
Good evidence that the lawyer
is not all wise is that lie always
asks questions
-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

II a man gossip is ion business
it is not necessary to state th1f
he does not advertise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15

A woman who looks older than
some others Of the same age
cannot help bting jealous.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-15
LODGE

egooooooooo1ocQo so7s5ooo oooo-1o,oo
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

sli French street n0TtaHest-JUnette Blsckistone r
Edmund P. and Katherine 81 Kslcher, lot =
square 3s3 So
II street between FIrst and Third streets nc-th-
Esst-DauieI J. Sullivan TO James Kslihsr. 70;
u.s. SQUARE 555. $3.50
Meridian Eili-John s Hunt 70 Elaine c. Johu-
sol al interest N lot a. block Il $50
SIXTH street between g and ! streets southeast
Milton A. H0lstsiu 20 Hattie L HolS,ein, lot
y. square So. Sc.
Merdiau HiII-Hs-rv r Donsr 20 John 6 Hurt
lot ii. block T. 500
Ninth street. betEeen 7 snd streets noTthEest-
Alexander H. Bel e TX. % Efae J. Wagner.
lots and q square 81 so
SO FiTst street uorthvest-Heisn kirgton and
May 9. Preston execu;Ticcs. 70 ChzTies Y. and
8iehael Knigbt0n. lot o. square vest q slusge
s1 SO
J s-reet-Sium Wolf and tIrsr Cohcn. trustees .
ti-5taTe Lan55uTEh. paTt original i0t = sguaTs
- S5NN
Additioa to lie Droit ssrk-LHHe H. Mattsrn Ct
Tir. HaTTy J. 70 Lsurs ". and May H Bsch-
tel. los 81. SQUARE 3. SIC.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition % Washing
ton-James Martin e. ux. 10 Florence z. Tut
viler. lot s. block g. so.
tioTEl HIil-Ths washington L0En and Trust Con-
Jay. trustee. 70 Arthur J. Rz1uinZs. lots = and
%. s1gare s5-s SIS
I-inidad-Thomas Il. Ridssfe g.. % Hattie I.
Holstsin. l1t T. square 81 SO
II st76c1 s7rIfheaS-L Cabeu WilliausC1 rrIs-
tee. TO William H. White. lot So. SQUARE "a
So
Flfth street bstUeer d and streets nsrth-ess-
icnjamin " and William Z. Re1ss and wives
70 Robert y Harper. part original iot g
square - So.
Washington Heights-llichzel O'Counor Ct VI 70
Charles c. ani Letitia ?. Snow, lct S, bock
E SIC
Potomac street northwest. between " s,d y
stseets-Iauhael A. Casilear q Tx 20 AlEs-uon
:. Tebbs. lot J. square III SIC
FEtes1th and G streets sCuthesst-Willisn P Nc
Gee e 20 Ge0Tge B. and jeanette Chil6s
Ut =. square 1913. SO
M0o-s & Bzrborrr's second Addition n Washing
to1-Joserh Paul G TX 70 Max Davidson. lot
and part lot g. hlocS s. Sc.
Eleventh street. between D ard streets no-thaaS.
John =. Lynct e ux u Frznk H. Wu-z-
bacheT. ict IS square g. So
'auis Addition ~ WsshInEtOl-B. Francs SAM
81 a. to T. Roland WIksrsou and Herrisfts
f5rsz11r. Iet S square KS S.7m
t5ESwolds Addition - Anzcostia-The Washington
Loan sud T0lst Company. trustee. 70 Janes 7
Hs-rison Ios So g. 30
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creanery, fauc5. S2aszs, Western hryts
za5l. seconds sz7i TTooess fancy. 25sas5, fair "a
good. Zs1i: d4iry. Choce. Is. god L storepzcksd
fIssh. I5al6-
CHEEsE-NsE York STATE fancy. large. I5lz; do.
snail I61s-
/ EGGs-NesT-by fancy. vIrsinfs. loss or. .. Wes,
Virginia and Southwest Virginia - Tennessee. 2
North Carolina. .
/ LIVE POULTRY-Cbicksns. Isa2a. hers. 1ps.
roos,ers, s; ducks. large I2as. do snail. lHsll,
geese. 7ss; do., fancy. losl2; turkeys toms Isslo
90. hens 2oa2l; tuTkeys, thin. =; keats. losIz
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice. uadrawn.
bens. 2sZ3; do, average. UnGrzEn. Ga22 do tim.
l-za4 chickens. l5als; cspcns. S-Ib. average 2azs
do, small. l5a20, hens. EaI6; ROSTERS sac; dacks
Eal5, geese. IaI3
DRESSED MEATS-Calves. fun dressed, Il: %
heads Of Il: hog dress calves e. bans sos.ntrv
sugar cured. l2aH: hogs. snail and neat. per cEt-,
s.9ls do. medium, 7.G9a7.59, do. heavy 55Ga60o.
GAAE-Quail, fancy. 5.5ss3.5o; d., small. 200a
2E
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown. Ter bus.
Sssoi per b. L75a2ee; Eastern Shore. per bbl.
Ll5aZQ0s sweet potatoes. Der bbl. 2o0a2 %; vans
DeT bbl-. L5a2o3; carrots. Der bb LZ5al55: cuc77n-
5ers. Per bss-. Leal-5os cucuEber PICKLES per has
75aLZ5, cabb1gC. peT b5l L0ozI51- czulifower. Der
bbl, -oa306- celsTy. per doz, stalks 52So; onions
per bus. -0as5; Maryland and Virginia. Der bhl
per bbl- looal5
GREEN FRUITS-Orzasss. per box. 59oas %;
Florida per box. Z0aZz5. gTape fruit per box 3lCa
100, apples King. per bbl. 350a35a; York Imperial
packed. 4.ooa45l: Ben DAVIS. PACKED 35oaA25: Wine
san. packed. 3I5ai.55, Alben3rle Pippin. sOs5O0.
good 70 prime 20oa300; poor 10 far L5a200: open
head barrels. common to good. l.oal5o; fsmy table
fruit. Aooa5.o9: crsnbcuies. CAPE Cod. per bbl
7ocss5o; do. Ter standard crate 200aZ5; Pine
apples. Florida. peT crate 310ateo
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy. 4: d.
slcod- bright. 81; cherries. p; blacsberries ::
WncTJieberT1es- 70. Tas1heITigs. Z
GRAIN-Wheat Southern on grade. LO5aI ?: re
g, corn, SAeed. white, 6Sa75; do. yellow. 6sa7i:
rev, ear, 275a40o; cats. Western white, No. 2, ssa
s.. Old. mixed. 55asl
HAY AND STRAW-Har. Western Nc Z ga
Ho9- No 2 Eooa1Z-5o, mixed IL00alZOO straw.
rye. bundle. H.cal4.5e; ne machine thrashed Iaoa
le51; wheat. 6ooas5o; cat straw. per ton, aO0as5o
SJNDBIES-Beeswax. p; tslicw. 6sslz: honey
white clover. lib, new. 3; do. 2-I5- new IeaI2
giuseHg. Te= n. 5oos5.55; seneca per Ib.. 20:
golden sea-. iai5; pink, l2sH; mandrake A3: snake
root 3; walnut kernels. dry. l6ais.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free of bsrrs
per lb-. 8a8; do. unwashed free Ct burs. Der ID.
s2f; DO, bury Per To-, I7s1s; hides green per Tb
Eci-, do, dr.. per ID. l3ss; sheep skins green.
each. 5aLo0; d. dry, each. 2aso calf skins. green
each, Lz5aLz5; muskTat each S2a3i; skunk. each.
black. L75azZ5, mink. each 400s500: RABBIT skins,
each, /; cpossum each, afo; rsccoon each seal %;
fox, red, each, Lea25a; do. gray, each. soal.o0-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

I New York Feb. S.-SCCAR-The general market
for raw sugar was very firm Nothing was offered
Tor sale al the old basis Of - cents Tor March shin
ment, cost ard freight or 3Tyz duty-paid Hold
ers were asking 27-l6. basis G test FOR either
March OF April shipment. basis 3 test cost and
freight which equals 80 duty Dsid. Possibly
the American would buy more sugar a. "a if i
could be had IN large quantity. Sut the other re-
fneTs seem TO have about all the sugar they can
/ handle Just nov. Drty-paid prices are quoted as
follows. CeatrifsSal, g test 1-5lz. Mescorado %
test 323s: molasses sugar g tcst 2esIz The Lon
don market for beet sugar was Ssd higher Tor the
spot months. but otherwise unchanged. with buyers
az quotations which Eere named ss follows Feb7ary
a=d March. los 2i=d; May. los I'D
NAVAL STORES-The market Tor spirits tsirpen-
tine Al New York was quiet - i5i1 Tor machine
made barrels with Savannah n minal a. q. Rosin
ruled steady and unchanged. with common 70 good
strained az 35oa25. Tar held steady but quiet
and unchanged. at 40 for cl barrels.
BUTTER-Reoeipts. SIS packages. fancy steady
Creamery extra. 9aa,N'z. frsts Ss2e; state dai-y
tnbs. poo- to fair Ea25.
EGGS-Receipts $3.50 crates Nearby white fan
cy. s mixed fancy. 3; fresh seconds. Z5azys
MILL FEED-fi-m; small supply. Spring bran
10Th. SACKS. % arrive, rs, standard milling 70.
city bran. b. in buIk. Western rcd dog q 3. 10
arrive; winter wheat bran. IN loo-lh sacks Z.s5
OATS-Steady. but trade dull No. white. 90
so No. white. s. sass. No 4 white 5saS- No %
mixed. s; natural and ciped vhite on track 5-sSi
FbOth-hiEheT. c7rialing business Spr1ng nat-
entS 59la635. spring clears. Afa475. winter
straighis 5fos55a; clears. 45aafso; Kansas sTaghts
IN sacks. 5.lss5-5o; ksnSas clears, &NaAe.
RYE FIOUR-Sironz: inactive 4lSa45a
CORN MEAL-Ste1dy, dealings moderate Kin.
dried for expert IS. coarse neal in bags oal 4
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-MaTket is quiet: steady:
zIsszE
HAY-Receipsz. so tons: steady: fair demand.
Prime timothy s.: No. Z. soasgis: No 2 s5aso: No.
, ssa75.
sTRAw-Receipts 10 tons; frm. limited supply.
LonE re. floalB
BEEF-steady: inactive business Family. l5-5oa
800; packet. lS0oal4A
PoRK-Easier; demand far. Mess, s.75a1.Z5;
family ls5aalae8
TALLoW-steady. but inactive. City. in hogs
heads. s.
LARD-lnaetise- Prire Western. l0I1. city 90.
refined continent l905- South American Il65. rp-
hned Brazilian. kegS. 12o0. ol7ostearns I2s. lard
s-ca-lne s--w. Na-- Y--z II nL--.-, y
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Bsltimore Feb 5-Whest vas stronE. cr7n srn.
cats steady, re n fair demand. and -four higher
wHEAT-spot contzaei. Lessl- Ok. spcs No I'd
Western L2isi3ak; Feb-uary. Lsisl2fs; Ms-rh
I2ys: Nay. II; steamer 10. red Lgal.21ss; /;
Southern. On grade L5zlz
CoRN-Spct coatracs, 7osss78zs February. 7oz.a
-07. March 7g5sa7g5s: 3lay 7i7tz-Is steamer mixed
sg7.sss7s; receipts. a5ss bushels: exports lSlo
bushels; southern Thits oou. 7z'ad7f5. Southern
yellow CON- 6Sisa71iz
0ATs-ssock in elevators. 1ssse bushels; ship
nents from elevators. 65e2 Bushels White No. .
s5a5S57; do. No. : 6i1aS1E. d.. No g. Sass
mixed. No . 5sassi1, do. No 3 sas1.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. Ieoso9 bushels; snip
msnts from elevators. 5s79 bcshels. Nc. . Western
Tye. export. sass; No Western Tye uptown. s-s
ss bag lots. 70 quality and CONDITION. KS
BARIEY-Stock IN elevators. e bushels. snip
ments from elevators. zs55 hasheis.
FLOUR-Winler extra l-50aL70. winter clear, asa
SIC: winter straight 5Es5s5s winter patent 5s5s
SIS: spring clear L55ais5; spTing straight 5g5s5s3
sTTinS patent 57saseo; City Mills bsss ratsrt.
80; do high grade patent. SIS; Dr. high ETsee
Straight SIS. Do. choice family. SO. do. extra.
i--5si.o Rys -four. niediun 70 e5oies, L=s4sa
Gem meal, pr lN lbs, LsaaLsa
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Probate Court.
IrsTICE WRIGHT-

Estate of Buchanan Bcale, petition f0r letters
testamentsry. Attorney. &. W CiaEC-t
Estate Of Man F. Mitchell; order admitting
VIII 70 probate and letters tcstamen,ary, bond-
SJ0o ATTORNEY. Howard Boyd-
Estate Of David l. Foster order 60 sen pcr-
scuaity. Attorney. Frank Siets0n
IN re u AlEine BauTmsn G. al erdcr TO make
loan.
Estate Of John B Mullins. order granting letters
of administration. bond. Slooo. ATTORNEY. G. A.
Barnard
Estate Of Clara Dohnea; order requiring return
q deposit
IN re Huida Z. Boisch. order for allowance
Attorney. ". A. Johnston
Estate of Emily Y Nssen; VIII dated Mas 2
is5. codicil dated Januarv 1905 and petition for
probate of viii and ooicl and letters tcstsmcntary
Attorneys. Berry & Minor
Estate of Margaret B. Wint: o-ier appointing
guardian sd Item
Estate Of Elizabeth Oil; vi dated February
@, is12
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No. 21S'c Smith rs. Cox e al sale frau-
ratified and TrfeTTed ~ auditor. Atto-neyr. Car
nsle 4 Luekstt-F, j. Wiss1er and T. ?. Woodsrd
No -IlZ Bryant e a. IS Johuson. &C.. ami
tors report confrmed- ATTORNEYS. N. y. Richard
son-W. J. Lambert
No. SIS Agy IS Agy e al. reference % ex-
sriner. Attorneys. Z. l. Gies-Hzrry Lerch.
No zsE Swan "a swan e. al: divorce a vin-
nat granted Art0rDeys. Z L Gies-C- Caring
ton ". Il. Bcuhzm. sDd L CarTinE1m
No SO ThuTston IS C1sTk g al decree pr0
confesso- Att0rueys. e. r. DiET~-H- + Davis
No G5al- pfe11iss. execltoT vs. HendIlek e. al
order diSChaTTiug restraining order Att0DCTs g.
r Niliisms-F. W Hackett and 4. g. Donaids0r
Nc Slio. 0'Bucn e al. " 0'Brien e al; oT-
der 4aaliv rstifyins sndit1-'s report Attorneys.
D. " DDCroghue--C- 7 Murphy
No. ESso BotSch rs. Bots-h: order Appointing
guardian al lItFm- Atto1ey. W. A. Johnston.
Assignments fo- to-day-llo;ions.
No. 10 Cahfu Us. Cshiu Attorneys J. Il
Adrisans-Barsri & Johuscu.
No ls2. Tucser IS. Tucker. Attarneys. Hsnaz
& Pugh-King & Neil
No l5 American CanrtC- Company vs. Weed
e a. Attorrsys. " Strashurer-T. L JeHords
Ne ls- Heurich rs HeuTich Ct a.. Artor1C-s
SiNe-s a pe prtr1--Esr-.ish
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-CATTLE-Eeceirts 500 head
market steady % l0c higher. Prime beSzss. 5sa
7oo- poor medium, E60a550: siockers and feeders
soa5s)- COWS ard hCifeTs. 335a5 s.. cz1ners. z0a
SIS. Texans. 375s5S
HOGS-Rcceiuts. 90 head. market i07l5c higher
Light. sisss55: rough. sSs6g5: heavy. s2sss %,
mixed 655a6.75. TizS. S1oa6is
sHEEP-Recsirts. 1850 brad; market steady
Native and Western sheep. 32z555. native and
Western lsEbs. s58a5sa.
New York FEB. 15.-CATTLE-Reoeipts - head.
stesdT. Dressed hcef IN fair demand az salgc per
p5und for native sides. Gables unchanged
CALVES -Receirts. +. steady. Prime Eezls sold
a. lLo9 rc7 10 pounds dressed calves nrn. eisv
dressed vesa st i6aisls per pound country dressed
az 2ai5. a fez - lsl-
SHEEP AND LAMBS. -Receirss $50 bead:
steady. Dressed mutton firm a. 7al9 Ter round
dressed lambs a. Ilai51s coBnfrT dressed bofh0lss
lsrnhs lover - 7e'slaleo yer carcass
HOGS-Rsc<ipts. Ia head