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+. Mooney. trustees. 70 becuD MATy F. Chand-
Ter. I,l5l. monthly payments. pcT cent
BlO0mingdalc-L0t 10, block 7. Alexandgr D. Nc
henzie G TX 70 Chaplin Brown and Henry Il.
Bergman. trustees. % secure Oriental Building
Association No. G. s. 20
Squire 956-Lot %; John J. Murray % John I.
Wnssen and CrandaI AIactey trustees 10 secure
Bates Warren. $3.50 ? years. per cent semi
annually
Square ls67-Lots 10 and Is Harriet n. Adams e.
VIZ 70 Thomas NJ Gale and George Z. HsgaH-
ton. trustees 20 secure Chevy Chase Land Com
Dany. N.s5Z5O. 10 years. ger cent. semi
annually
Square lGO-Lot 81: Annie C. Cutshau e viz 10
b. Francis saul and Harry NJ. Ellis trustees
70 secure Joan G.. Dcicamaun, $780, monthly
payments. Der cCut
Square lGo-Lot 81: II. AznA la F0uczds Ct VIZ
20 same. 10 secure sane, s. 20 sane.
Square lTQ-I0t 50. EInmet L. Bunyea e U1 to
same. to secure same. $50. sane
Square lG0-Lot IS; Theodore A Buns e uL %
sane. 20 secure sane. $50. SINE
square l0I0-LOt IS; Frederick a. MechaG e u.
20 same. % secure same. Si.i5o. same.
Square l6Q-LCt s.; Mamie ID. Conway 70 sane
to secure came. $50. same.
Ingieads-Lot 81. block 9. Hattie Meads Smith to
]. Louis Wiliige and Ernest Il. Daniel. t-1stees
% secure Joseph J. Meets. SO00. monthly pay
mcnt5. u-r Ont
North grounds q CClumhiIn UuiTCrlty-Lot II.
block 90. Mary s. Thompson to Thomas NJ. Gale
and Charles p Stone. trustees, 70 secure Harriet
T. p. White. s 80. 6 months. 5 per cent
Po-WCrLh-Iart q lot a. square ., Dwight J.
Particle @ Tx % George ". EumeTich and
Douglass S. Mackau. trustees 70 secure Wash
iugtcn Six Per Cent Permanent Building Asso-
citation. s. 500
Square yl7-Pa7t q lot p: GeorEo T. Lee 20 Wash
inEt0n Loan and Trust Company. trustee. TO
secure Equitable Cooperative Building AsSocia-
ton. g SO.
Square sis-L0t 81; John II. Jaezcbe ct Tx. to H.
" Tapin and John D. CUuEhlan. trustees. 70
secure Helen b. GHo. $500, monthly paynentA
per cent.
Walter Henry Dean 10 Il. y Taplin and Maylon
Groo, trustees, % secure Lille 7. Tsp,in $50
mcnthly payments, per cent
Square 256-LCt IS; Robert n. Harris e. TX %
American Security and Trust Company, trns-
tee. 70 secure National Savings ard TrSt Com
p1ny, $500, monthly payments. peT cent
Square l0.7-Lcts s. % c. and 70; Pe-cey ". Pick
ford 70 Samuel A.. DTlry and Thomas II. Pick
ford. trustees 70 secure BGrbara NJ. Graf &.joe
years Der cent. ssni-annually.
BrOokend-LCts - % q. in block Is; Thrift Bald
ing Company 20 John B. Larner and John A.
Hamilton trustees. % secure Washington Loan
and Trust Company. 500 years, Der cent
semi-annUally
Square L2S2-Lot 25; ". Wallace Chlsveu and Harry
son. trustees 20 secure Louise r. Hayes e. a.,
$50, years. 81 peg cent. scmi-aurually.
square lz2-LOt 25e; same 10 same. 70 secure same.
sane.
Square Slot 10 same to same. to secure sane.
same.
Square I2s2-LOt y; sane 70 ". J. Lambert and
". A. BIN. trustees 20 secure David B. Muir
dock. J., $50, years, 5'1 per cent, semi
annually.
Square l2s2-Lot 2H: sane 70 ". A Hin and
Harry p. Huddlcson. trustees. 70 secure sane
$50, years, 81 per cent, semi-annually.
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NEW HAVEN ISSUES STOCK.
Directors Authorize 100000 Shares
Which VIII Net So, 500, 900.

New Haven, Oct. Z.-At the annual
stockholders meeting Of the New Haven
road, in this city this afternoon, & was
voted unanimously, on motion Of J. Pier
pont Morgan, 10 issue 10000 shares OF
new stock instead OF 10000 shares, as
had been originally planned This new
stock viii be issued to stockholders at
Sl25 a share, payable IN four installments,
at intervals OF six months.
The sale OF this stock will bring to the
road So 10000
IL was also provided that the directors
are to expend the funds obtained by this
issue OF new stock as follows
First-To pay all the floating indebted
ness Of the New Haven road.
Second-To invest the balance Of the
proceeds in such manner as in their
judgment win be best adapted 10 insure
the prosperity Of the company, and TO
enable the corporation to earn, and there
by maintain IN the future the same rate
Of dividend as is at present paid to the
stockholders.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 21l7-Lot =; Walter T Eyer ct uV N James
F. Hood and Firuan r Homer. trustees. 20 So
cure South Pinehurst Company $500 ! to 6
months. S per cent.
Meridian Hill-Lots Sc and g. block p; Richard S
Wolfe ct Tx 10 Frank T. and Jesse W. Raw
lings. trustees. 20 secure Frank S. Collins $500
years, 8 DeT cent. senl-annuai'y
Pleasant Plains-Lot e5l, In Browns subdivision;
Bladen Forrest et ux. 20 Rienald W BeaIl and
S. Percy Thompson. trustees 70 secure Harry
Wardman and Thomas P. Bones. $4,000. month
ly payments. per cent.
American University Park-Lots Is and l6 block s.
George T. Weels e. uI. 10 r. Bradley Davidson
and Jackson H. Ralston. trustees, 10 secure Har
vey 7. Winfield. $780, years. per cent. semi.
annually
DObbins' Addition 70 Ie Droit Park-Souare & All
Of block IS; John r. Morse et w. 20 Henry H.
Bergman and Charles Schafer trustees 70 81
cure Northern Liberty GeIman-American Build
Ing Association, No. s. $500
Same land-Same to Francis A. Blundon and Henry
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE n EFFECI OCIOBER To- lQ9
Leave Washington. New Union Station
800 a. u.-Daily-An points on Norfolk ana
Western.
1910 p. m.-Daily-Roanoks Bristol. winston
salem, Rockville, Chattanooss1 Nashville. New Or
leans. Through Sleeper. Din1E Cars.
40 A. m-FOr Bristol Knoxville Chattaroc-a
Nashville. and Memphis Washington Memphis
sleeper oTen 70 2. N.
For Norfolk-Leave Washington. 42o a. n. daily.
ul5 a. N. daily, except Sunday, Leave Richmond
daily. Arrive Norfolk u 70 a. M so p 10.
td5 p m--Daily-B e-ryvile Luray. Shenandoah,
Elkton Trains from the Southwest arrive so a. m
1850 .. IL. and l2:l5 a. n.
All information F0urt esnth strest and New Yorh
avenue Bond B,llding
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ITO BE CONTINUED To-MoRRow.l
Maeadam Brings Good Price

The police are seeking a smooth tongucd. well
dressed thief. who swindled Reuben Aaronson. Of
All Third street northwest. out OF Sis On Friday.
The stranger said be a Junk dealer Of Miuville
W Va. and offered 20 cell Asronson 3lOO pounds
Of brass for Sis. AaronsUn bought the metal raid
tho money. and anXiDusly waited the arrival o.
the consignment yesterday morning. When an ex-
press wagon brought several barrels 70 Aaronson's
shop he began to open them. and discovered the
barrels contained macadam road material
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Circuit Court No. =.
Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE GOULD

dN0llAE GUILD
No. 267l7. United States vs.. Carroll Ford. Raleigh
Washington. Walter Fortune. and Grant Hin: rob
berry; plea not guilty each
No. 267l6 United States II Morris Chambers
John Matthews. Nelkizcr Thomas. and Arthur Roy:
robbery; plea not guilty.
No $500 United States vs.. Edward Wallace: as
Saut dangerous weapon. plea not guilty.
No 265sL United States vs. Thomas johnson;
grand larceny; plea guilty to second count; sen
tened 90 pcniteutiary for enc year and one day.
No 1850 United States vs. Grant Mason; as
sault dangerous weapon; verdict guilty. sentenced
70 pCuitentiary Tor two wears and six months
No 265S United States vs.. Horace Wade: order
for removal Of defendant 10 Eastern district Of
Virginia
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Probate Court.

JLoII't hAItNA!lU-
Estate Of William II. Ostrander: win dated No
vember 3. 1908 fled
Estate % George +. Bowers; order granting let
tes Of administration to Sarah A. Bowers; bond
$500 Attorney. Margaret I. Hamilton
Estate Of George y. French; order granting lot
tiers testamentary. Attorney. W. A. McKeuney.
Estate Of Maurice j. Stack; viii dated May 10
1904 hled; order granting letters tesramentary 10
American Security and Trust Company and T. A.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, Octobe


fleming; bond, $1,000. Attorneys. Coldren 3 Fen
ming
Estate Of Helen d. Brace petition for lstterE
documentary. Attorneys Gordon & Gordon
Estate Of Grace Z. AtEater; order for commission.
Estate OF J. Louis Landrck; order increasing bond
Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate Of William Wroe order axing commission
Estate Of John Fleming: order granting letters
documentary; bond. $780, Attorneys Brney a
Woodland.
Estate OF Eliza A Miller; order granting Letters
tsstsmentay 70 Mary IL steubner; bond. 500.
Attorney. j. r. Fague.
Estate Of Robert d. Howard; petition 70 continue
business. Attorney, Howard Mccormick
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RAILROADS.
SnnTHFRN R.AIIWAY

~ B.-FcloWing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New Orleans.
AsbeviIle a. 10. and IO,s5 ?. m daily; q. II.
fJr ChattanOOEl and Memphis. Dining CHA
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. BirmilC-
ham New O-lenns 1910 2 n daily. Dining cars
For Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, MezphiA
10 a. u. daily. Sleeper may be occupied after 70
p M. Dining GAIA
For Atlanta. ETniuEhET Columbia. Charleston.
Augusta Aiken. SEIauuah Jacis0lTiIls. and Florida
points no p u. daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars Tor California, Monday. Wednesday,
THURSDAY. and Friday. 4l0 p n.
LEGAL for Harrisonb1rg So A. n daily, Alb p N.
weekdays. for Strlsburg jet. ] p weekdays; for
Dauyille - a IL daily; f1r Charlottesville. 3
g. n and 40 p r. daily: fo- WaTentCn. 80 ?. NJ
daily and y ID weekdays. Frequent trains 30 and
from Biuem0ut L. s. BROWN, Gen Avn.
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CHESAPEAKE & ONO RATLWBy

guaranteed
400 p NC. & o. LIMITED. DsIy-Fast res
uu1-ed train Pullman sleepsTs 20 Lexington Louis.
vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and s.
Louis Parlor Car fOr Virginia hot Springs week.
days. Pullman cars Louisville % Nashville Mem
Dhis, and New Orleans Dining CARS. n carts
service.
uI0 P. M.-F. F. Y. LIMITED. DaHy-so,,s,
vest4bule tram. Pullman Eecqe-z to Cincinnati
Lexington Loyisrile. ard Virginia Hot S7rinSs
daily. Dining carr, = Ia carte service Pullman
seepers Cincinnati % Chicago and St. Louis and
Louisville 20 Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapeake ard Ohio OHoss. SIS Peunslunis
avenue, 1888 F street. ard New Union Station Tsle-
phone Main lG56 or 20s tor tickets baggage checzs
reservations and Tnricab
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No. 5E56. Charles A. Rhodes vs.. Peter Guigon
Judgment Municipal Court. SEQ Attorney. n. w.
Hendry
No S257. Ruth G. Tileston and Laura f. Tile
ston vs.. George RipDard. APPEAL Defendants at
toney. d. W. OD0norhue
No. 5268 Lewis Reynolds vs. Thomas VI. Rey-
nodsi Judgment Municipal Court STA Attorney.
Nelson Wilson
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District Court.


JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 500. In re opening Of alley in square 154
report Of jury fled and jury discharged.
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GALEN HALL
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
az the QU2rternasters Oflce Z. s. Marine Corps.
Mills Building Washington D. O. and opened Il
a. m. NOVEMBER 6. 1909. Tor digging at Stump
Neck. Nd, one vel. Stump Mex Is On The Poto-
mac River. about 3 miles below WasLinrtoa Fun
particulars and blank proposals can be o0tained al
the address above girun ocls-6t ers
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Bnnkrnntcv Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 60 In re Sa1s Fur Company; rule a TO re-
cover rcturnable October 9.
No. 65a. In re ID. p. Wicklias: order appointing
i. W. Brandenburg and l. L Costgan receivers
bond S50Q
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
In re Ounacy1 Susie s. Ely; George S. Ely ap-
pointed committee; bond. $50.
No g5-5. United States vs. Charles T. Sanford +.
CANAL knowledge and seduction; on trial Defend
ants attorney. J. &. Archer.
No assignment
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IEORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
CarSfrOm1 9th St. and MY. Ave.

livery quarter hour; pass Man Entrance zooleE1eAl
Park. 70 Chew Chase oOunect With hensinEron hna
al Lake
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No 456oS Mckay Company Va buchanan et al /;
plaintiff called and suit dismissed Atromeys,
Philip WalkU-H. w. S0hon and J. I. Peyser.
No. sP'es. Sonncmaun o. Philadelphia. Balu
more and Washington Railroad Company; Judgment
On verdict Attorneys, Chapn Brown-NIcKenney
& Flannery.
No 5000. Jones "a Capital Traction Company:
No 5oelZ Jones IS Capital Traction Company
Verdict that CAUSES b. tined together and separate
ycrdicts rendered on trial. Attorneys. MILAN q
Smith,. r. PERM & Son and G.. T. Dun.Op
Assignments Tor to-day:
No. 81. Lohr 20 al vs. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. Balderston-Gittings s Cham
berlin
No. IS. Falconer ct al. " Mcdonald Attorneys.
Perry Hamilton. Colbert, Ycrkes q Hamilton
No. o.. Tyss1Wsh q al. rs. r. H. Smith Co. At
torncys Nath. and G. x. Wis0n-RaistoR & sid
don5 and Worthington.
No H. Brown IS. Modern Woodmen. AttorneyB
Jlti0rds and Nauck- Pianu and Lambert.
No l3 Mctzger " Metzger Attorueys Afoui-
ton Niilan-WIlaee W0rthingt0n. Do1glaS
No lN. On0rato IS. baltimore and Ohio Rail
Peysr & Taylor, and Downing Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
No H1 Logan vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Wilson & Wilson
Darlington
No. IS. Jones vs.. Calls Attorneys. Dan.
Peyser q TayCr-H0ulrd q McNmara
No. li. Wnd0lph vs. National CITY Bank
Attorneys, Bovea. IT.. and GartueT-Rals-0n * sid
Uon-
No. u2 Traders National Bank "a. Bcnspgrr.
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon and Blair and Thom-
Hamiton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGE.
No fss2 GriMth Vs. Metropolitan Life Iuslr-
auce Company. verdict for defendant Atornrys. J
II. Wilson and r. =. Pratt-BeIy a Minor and H.
b. Rowland.
No. SOS. Mackenzie & H1-d rs. Crouse: verdict
Tor defendant Atio-neys. L J, Mather-H. r
Davis
Assignments Tor to-day.
No. 81 Waldr0n u DiCudoune Attorneys. John
5OD--RidOut.
No. s. MuIhalI vs. Capital Traction COMPANY
Attorneys, Ambrose & smith-Pcrry q son and
Dunlop.
No. 49, Taylor rs. Warhed Attorneys. Mather
& Houer-D ". Baker.
No. g. Bennett Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. MathGr & SWeeney-Pe.ry & Son and
Dunlop
No. l&. Crowley. administrator. ~ Randall e.
al. Attorneys Nather-Frailey.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenIn

Assignment for November 2 lSO9-special calendar;
No p Healey VI Maroney. Attorneys. Lambert
and Neaunan-ThOmas
Regular call.
No. DOS Brown IS. selfrdge. Attorneys Lam
bert and Yeatman-GoTdou, Davis & Gordon
No. 900. Maeiarland ct al vs.. Umhau. Attor-
neys. Thomas-Aladd0X & Galley
No. Dl7. Dig vs. Commissioner Of Patents. At
torneys. Williams and Greene-Ruciman
No. Dl8 MadduX rs. Baltneau. Attorneys, Put
nam and Eobinson-Lockwood, Fay, and Richard
son.
No. 900 Littepage vs.. Neale Publishing Com
Iuny. Attorney. Conrad.
No. DOB Wickersham Us. Dubois. Attorneys
Mckinney. Flannery and uiz-Co.dren & Fenning
ard Levin.
No. @2l. White ct al. vs. Connecticut Geneal
Life Insurance Company. Attorneys, Mcneil and
Cobert-Bond.
No. 211o. Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
Company vs. Hill Attorneys. Lambert. Leckie
Fulton & Cox
No 43O. Las Ooas Company vs.. Davis ct al
No 2J33. Davis e. al vs.. Las Ooas Company
Attorneys, J. J. Darlingtcn-Putnam and Norton.
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Equity Court No. 1.
rf-urffru aNrrus,.y

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
In re adoption u Margaret C. Ellis: adoption
legalzed.
No Z5lL Mchalovicz vs. Michalowicz e al
absolute divorce granted. Attorneys. A. ID. Smith
X. T. Mcnamara.
Assignment for to-day:
No 50 Taylor ct al. Va. Crrringhnm ct al At
torneys, Brown and Clagett-AIillaD and Smith.
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Equity Court no. :
JUsTICH RARNARD.


No 8l52 B-egs ", Bigss order granting abso-
luto divorce and custody q child and N2 per
month almony. Attorneys. ID. S. Macka1 and II.
Strasbmgcr-W. b. Reilly
No. $500 Conway rs. Conway ct al references
70 examiner and time 10 take testimony extended.
Attorneys, ". =, Ambrose and J. /. smith, ID.
Davidge.
No ISL. The Moore Printing and Typewriter
Company vs.. Gerslcr. time extended TO take tnsti-
mony. Attorneys. G. a. Keigwin and g. 7. Monta,
gue-Thompson & Laskcy
No. 22L White vs. White: order Diminishing
PETITION Attorneys. b. T. Dcye-L. G. William
son.
No. S79. Hmty Collins; bin dismissed At
tCrucys. G.. z. HoOVer-Lester q Price.
No SEL DaTio Va DhVie. truEtso authorized
70 bring suit and employ counsel. Attorney. John
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

LLANE MN UNION ELAIlON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on The ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NV 1Ohh-
= 30 a. Diner Pullman PGrlOr.
500 a. %. Diner Obsc-yatiO1 and Pullman ParloE
Car.
1850 a n Diner and Pullman Pnrio- Car
800 D. II Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
go p n. Royal Limited" AL Pullman, Shour.
$50 ,. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
sj01 ,. m Diner and Pullman Parl0L
700 p ~ Coaches 70 New YORK.
NLL-L5 night Seerc-g 70 New York.
80 g. Sleepers 90 Philadelphia and New Yo-1z
ATLANTIC CITY, T 90. $50. 1ll1O q. n. Tl1c.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days Z 80 a. n. 70 u10 2 NJ
s252 500 $50 = 90. = % 800 80 40,
$50 1000. -1l00 q N, -1ZIo noon. r1Z1o = %.
81 IS f200. go. SD. $50 800 as 80. $40.
80 80 -9So no. $50. go 1000. Jos.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. II. 80 p N
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
-1.lU a.. m. "A5o 2. n. 'l1.1D ul-nt
PlrIoBJRG. -91Q a. n. -. '9le p n. '1253
night
COLUMBUS ISL u N
WHEELING, $40 a. m $50 ? n
VINCE - TER. r9-l0 a. T., r05. $50 2. n
FREDERICK, SD f9l0. ss-l5 4, n. l10. fso5,
HAGERSTOwN. $40 a n, $50 ?. n
,-ANNAPOLlS. Z. ID, $40, 1l215 noon. rS-p, E5-1.
$50 and 500 2. n
@nalY fErrrrt SUNDAY sSuufpv oulv
TELEPHONES az al the following 1ickrt 0Hfc-zg
l4L q e. NV. Main l5ll; GIG Pennsylvania ave.
Main -, New Union Station. Ticket Once Nam
1850, Information Bureau. Main 71sg.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Should Go Slow.

Prof. M. A. Scovell, head of the
Kentucky Pure Food Commission and
director of the Experiment Station at
Kentucky State University, believes
that the National Government should
go SLOW in giving decisions permitting
the use of antiseptlcs in preserving
food products, under the assumption
that they will not be injurious to the
health.
While the use Fof benzoate of soda
has been shown by the experiments of
DR.. Wiley 20 be not perceptibly injuri-
GUS 20 strong and healthy men, Prof.
Scovell points out that these expert
ments do not conclusively prove that
the use of this drug would not be
harmful to weak persons or invalids.
Prof. Scovellsintimates that the Ken
lucky Pure Food Commission is not in
clined to permit the use of any pre-
seryatives without having conclusive
evidence that they are absolutely
harmless TO human health.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Brings Good Price.

About 5000 pounds of Kentucky to-
bacco, grown on the farm of the Elk
pertinent Station at Lexington has
been sold at prices ranging from $l4
to $3.50 per hundred pounds. and at
an average price of about $18 per hun
dred.
The crop is about on an average with
the crop of 1907, although little bet
ter price was received owing to the
market being higher. Last year the
Experiment Station had about six
acres set in plants. but this year only
little over four acres were cultivated,
yielding ABOUT 1900 pounds per acre.
Prof. w. H.sScherfius stated SWednes-
day that about the same amount would
be put out next year, as four acres
would furnish all the tobacco needed
in the carrying on of the work.
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Fine School for Negroes.

Upon the recommendation of Book
er Washington, the State Normal and
Industrial School for colored people
located at Frankfort, has secured the
services of Prof. w. T. B. Williams, a
noted Negro educator, to reOrganize
the school and put it on the same basis
as the schools at Hampton. Va. and
at Tuskaeee, Ala. 1t is proposed now
to make this Kentucky school for col
ored people one of the biggest institu-
lions of the kind in the country ano
Prof. Williams arrived yesterday to
begin this work.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Big Land Deal.

1t is reported that by deal cUmplet-
ed Wednesday coal land in Kentucky
under control of Harry P. Jones. of
the Big Hill Coal Company, Of Cincin-
natl. passed into the hands OF Richmond,
Louisville and Lexington. The price
is said to be $300.000. The land Mes
in two counties. Lee and Bell. That
in Lee was under control of the Louis
vile and Atlantic Company, while
that In Bell was under control of the
Big Hill Company of which Mr.. Jones
is president. The new company will
make improvements amounting to
500, 900.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Does Not Apply Yet.

When the Court of Appeals decided
year or two ago that Jailers must
take care of the court house without
extra pay, howl went up from that
class of public servants. The last Leg
islature passed a bill allowing the
Fiscal Court to make an allowance for
that purpose. The Fiscal Courts of
most of the counties made this allow
ance and now a new decision of the
higher court says it cannot apply to
JalIers now in office, SO this money will
have to be Irefunded. The Judge,
Clerks, Attorneys and other public off,
GERS in the scourt house also have tc
pay for. their fires.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Robbed of S4lO.

Mr.. w. 7. Ficklin, of this city,
shipped consignment of pelts to Gin
cinnati a few days ago, Mr.. Aaron Lin
vile was sent along to make the sale.
The pelts were disposed OF for $40.
After receiving the money Mr.. Lin
vile was touched for the full amour t
and returned home With the sad news
to Mr. Ficklin that he had been roh-
bed. We understand the matter has
been put into the hands of detectives.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
In the Federal Court.

The suit of the Blue Grass Seed
Company of Mt. Sterling against
the c. & 0. Railroad was tried in the
Federal Court at Richmond and result
ed in hung jury. In 1905 the ware
house of the Company was burned with
its contents. The insurance companies
paid the loss, about $4,000 and sued
the railroad alleging that sparks from
the engine caused the fire. 1t has
been bitterly fought in the courts and
will come up again for p trial in
Anril
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Notice..

Those who are indebted to me are
earnestly requested to call and settle
their accounts. must have the money
that is due me, my business demands
it. | trust this notice will be fully un-
derstood. So please call and settle
and perhaps save. yourself additional
costs of suits. This is imperative.
Respectfully,
% at MRS. CORNE w. BAIRD.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-02-05
Fined for Criminal Libel.

w. P. Yancey, Judge Of the Owen
county Court, was found guilty of
criminal libel Wednesday by a jury of
Carol county, after a weeks trial
The jury assessed a fine against Judge
Yancey of $500 and costs. The libel
case grew out of the long fight be-
tween political factions in Owen county,
where June W. Gayle was arrayed on
one side and Judge Yancey on the
other. For the first time their differ
ences have been submitted to jury OF
another county.