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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

A niger was convicted in Bolivar
county and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for the three years. Just
before he was to be taken down to
the big farm he cut his way out of
jail and made good his escape to
Chicago. Last week the sheriff at
Rosedale received letter from the
fugitive In which he stated that if a
ticket was sent him he would return
at once and serve out his three years
In the pen as matter of choice be-
tween that and living in Chicago.
This Is one on the lake city to be
sure. Ripley Sentinel.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

A whole volume of sound sense is
compressed into a few words by
Presinent Finley of the Southern
Railway in his address to the stu
dents Of the University of Carolina.
Among other things he said: In
whatever career the young man of
the South may select, he will find
opportunities at home among his
own people. He will not find it
necessary to go either to the North
or to the West. As time goes on
he will find these opportunities in
increasing abundance, for the eco
nomic strength Of the South already
great, is constantly increasing. The
wealth of our section in natural re-
sources is being supplemented by in
creased financial strength, and
Southern communities are becoming
better able to finance their own en-
terprises and less dependent on out
side capital. The South needs every
one of her young men, and those
who are faithful to her she will
bountifully reward. - Great as has
been the growth Of the South. that
section is only at the beginning Of
its career of development. The
South is not overcrowded with pop
ulation and can for many years yet
furnish opportunities for all who
earnestly seek them. Far-sighted
fnanciers, railroad men and other
leaders of industry are almost unan-
imous in predicting that the greatest
development of the next two decades
in this country will occur in the
South. Washington Post.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

We are frequently asked the ques-
ton as TO whether or not Hon. b.
@ Humphreys would be- a candi-
date for reelection to congress next
year, and while We are not author
lied to speak for that gentleman
yet we would say that he will be a
candidate, on the ground that most
office holders are candidates until
they know that the dear voters are
tired of them. We have beard of no
complaints against Smiling Ben.
-Friars Point C0ahomian.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

Many people with chronic throat
and lung trouble have found comfort
and relief in Foley's Honey and Tar
as il cures stubborn coughs after 9TH
er treatment has failed. l.. Nj. Rug
giles Reasoner. Iowa, writes: 1.-The
doctors said had consumption, and
| got no better until | took Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stopped the hem
orrhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as a bullet
Sold by l.. Shell Il Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

If people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of
time commence taking Foley's Kid
ney Pills. This great remedy stops
the pain and the regularities,
strengthens and builds up these or
gans and there is no danger OF Brights'
disease or other serious disorder. Do
not disregard the early symptoms,
Sold by j. l., Shell & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
oRITuARIEs AND TRIBUTEs.

Obituaries will be accepted by The
Weekly when not exceeding ten lines.
free of charge. For each additional
line a charge Of five cents viii be
made and collected.
For Tributes Of Respect and Other
publications, emenating from lodget
or similar organizations, a charge OF
i've cents per line viii be made for
every line contained. Count seven
words TO the line and make your OVID
calculation as to the cost in each case.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

4 e gat IlIm0r OF
four years growth,
which three Of the
best ply sicians de
clared / had They
said that only an
operation could
help me. / am very
glad followed
a friends advice
and took Lydia f.
Pinkham' S Eege-
table Compound,
for it has made me
a g4rGUO and uraIl
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

Delay in taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy if you have backache, kidney
or bladder trouble, fastens the disease
upon YOU and makes a cure more diff
ficult Commence taking FoleY's Kid
ney Remedy today and you will soon
be well. Why risk a serious malady?
Sold by J. L. Shell & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

Constipation causes headache, nau-
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
ton. Drastic physics grippe, sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's regulets act gently and cure
20 cents Ask your
druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
A.D.OIiver Alias l.. Chas. Harding

The following paragraphs are cop
led from the Bainbridge (GaD Dem
ocrat, and reproduced IN full here
for the perusal of those who may
feel an interest past, present or flu
ture-in l.. Charles Harding, who
operated In this county last year
and who recently created such a
sensation as a capitalist and pro-
moter in the Georgia town, under
the name of A. D. Oliver, Of New
York:
A. d. Oliver, the widely known
Climax banker and operator APP
peared in Justice Boyett's court on
Thursday last, and was the cyno-
sure Of All eyes during the brief
while that he appeared as a witness
in the Hall prosecution case, then
up for preliminary hearing.
The notorious banker appeared
neatly dressed in a dark suit, with
the growth of big moustache and
beard as old as his imprisonment,
which changes lis looks smartly
from that presented during his
PALMER days as banker, bridegroom
and capital operator, but still the
identity of the man as shown IN the
criminal annals of Ohio and Missis-
sippi is beyond all question Of
doubt.
Oliver looks crestfallen and lines
of deep care mark his features and
ensemble from his bald crown to
his shambling foodfad He looked
pale and nervous and his testimony
was of rather a negatory character
and manner than otherwise. He
reminded US of Svangale, in Du-
maurier's Trilby and the analogy
extends much further than his en-
semble. Perhaps he has read and
mastered the hypnotic art. Who
knows?
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
THE HALL TRIALS.

Cashier T.. O. Hall, of the Bank
of Climax, had a preliminary hear
ing before Justice Russell in this city
for an alleged felony, in connection
with the failure of that bank, and
was bound over in the sum of $1,000
for appearance at the Novem ber
term of TIN superior court. lmme
diateiv thereafter followed the issu-
anee of Il warrant and the arrest Of
of d. d. Hall, of Leesburg, Ga,
father ofsthe young Cashier, OF the
charge of the larceny OF certain coli
laterals held by the Climax bank,
belonging to the Florida National
Tobacco Company, Of Attopulgus,
at the time Of its closing, which
have mysteriously disappeared, ag-
gregating the large sum OF SD, 800
The senior Hall conducts an in
surance agency at Leeshurg and had
appeared with great frequency at
and about the. bank since his son :
engagement there as Cashier, and
all witnesses swore that they had
heard ID. ID. Hall say that be could
lay his hands on the missing eollat-
erals within a few hours if he want
ed to.
The preliminary hearing was had
Thursday afternoon before justice
Boyett, Col. Hawes appearing on
behalf of the prosecution and Col.
Walters, of Albany, for the elder
Hall. The prosecution failed and
Hall was discharged, and immedi-
ately trial for malicious proseeu-
tion was set for thirty minutes later,
against the Florida National Tohac-
co Company. who had the elder
Hall arrested for the alleged larceny
Of their securities.
The hour arrived and all parties
appeared, but after consultation all
round, the prosecution was with
drawn, on the idea that Hall s rem
edy lay rather in a civil suit than a
criminal procedure.
The das was a hot one and all
parties had hot time, 50 adjourn
ment was taken for the day.
Constant developments may pre-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

Everyone would benefited by taking
Foley2s Orino Laxative for stomach
and liver trouble and habitual consti-
patton. 1t sWeetens the stomach and
breath, gently stimulates the liver
and regulates the bowels aud Is much
superior TO pills and ordinary laxatives
Why not try FoIey's Orino Laxative
today2 Sold by j. l.. Shell & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
BANKRUPT SALES

The sales of the stuff owned by
the Southern Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Climax, of which A d.
Oliver was chief, have been confirm
ed by the bankruptcy court at Val
dosta The total sales amount to
about 50, 10000, but there is really
no telling Just what the total liabil-
tiles are
Both concerns will lose money,
and a lot of it, as many of the
claims have not been returned yet,
and the books are 50 hard to get at
that there is no telling just what
they do owe.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
TUMOR OF
FOURYEARS
GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
ham, sVegetableC Compound

Lindley, Ind. -" Lydia T.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compomd removed
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02
= = = HEALS
SORES


No old sore exists merely because the flesh is diseased that
heal them Whenever ulcer heal readily
constantly discharged into the and
These blood Of
trouble debiting
which bodily channels
be hereditary
the
Every symptom pollution -y
dseasethe discharge
looking ahd
the discoloraton nT
IL a % toe king
poi ne from IN dye
o y a M eknowsII
anty whatIu wthhe NIL
ar of
thought dheI
rauda efec h dar
blood, sore on ~ last
real located 'a"
s
to head o laes TVOFL |
and driving the producing
and morbid matters which
particle
healing
inflammation and healthy flesh
we'll the
needed IN
will build and strengthen every
Special book and Ulcers medical advice
to a SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-02

cipitate other and more complicated
prosecutions rny hour
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, March IsO93
Friday, March 5, 1900

Supreme COur. OF the United States.
Present: Ths Chis justice. Air. Justice Harlan.
III. Justice White. Mr. Justice Peckhzn. Mr.
Justice Holmes. Mr.. Justics DAY. and Mr. Justice
Moody.
Thomas R. Batsrsz, q Boston, Mas; @. A
&, shsns. q Jasper, Fla: Cameron N kay. q
Palestine. Tex George q. Allen. q Portland.
Ne; Ven A suidsE. & Lancaster. Ohio; Mash
Redwood. q Sa-ztoss Springs. \. Y; Alfred
Dudley DennisO1. q Joanstown. n z; PaHl w.
Linsberger. q Chicago. H.; Frsak WeaiEoTtA
sEett. q CaicaEo. IN: ". H. UtL Of Chicago
III. Alfred o. Erickson. 0f Chicago. H.; Gorge
Il. Bead. q Syracuse, n Y; John T. Morrison.
q Boise Idaho; John Perry Wood. Of Pasadena
Cal; William q. Deusnback. Of Chicago, III.
Philip J. Msggire, q Chicago IL James Edgar
Brown, a Chicago, III: Willard T. Williamson,
Of San Francisco, Cal; George Vivian Smith. Of
New Yo-k City, n Y; Obs r Parker. ot Fort
Pierce. ia; Joseph r Burres. q Cniczgo. III
Frs5er4ck B. Lathrop, Of san FFa1cisco Cal; B.
u. Alie- q Birmingham. Ala; Merton Fitzpatrick,
q Hillsdsie. Mich. and f. Carter we're admitted
20 p7zcice
"a William 2 Mason et al argument Commenced
b. M Assistant Attorney General Fowler. foz the
piaiEtir n error, continued By Mr.. John u Wal
dFon for the defendants IN eTTuS, and concluded
b NJ Assistant Attorney General Fowler, fG the
plaintiff n sTror.
No ies. Nara GuiseypA RaEaelo sIsioraEo. plain
til IN e-rur, 70. The Baltimore and Ohio RsilroAd
Company; argument Commenced b. Nj GeoEge G.
Bsa5shaz Cey special leaEe), for the plaiDtif in
srToz.
Adjourned unsn Monday next at y O'Clock
The dzy CAL f0 Monday, March s. VII b IS
follows: Nos H&. -. Al Es. 10. IL 3D. IL
us. ard IL
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

Intersst-CErsnoe d Murphy 70 Annie Z and
Elizabeth Murphy. ali interest IL real and Per
sonal estate q ysTda n Mzrphy, deceased. 8.
First and L streets s0utnEest-Tnomas h. Fickey
70 Fannie DOEner. part square SIS. SO.
Washington Highlands-Cha-ies G. Taylor to Eizs
J. L0chrey, lots 3 and g. square elZ. SO.
schuetzen Park-Charles z. Nesbit and John 3
s ss9ap. E E trustees to M''si v k''@' lot L
Pleasant PIa.n-HsrJ B. Wilson and HEzJ
Wa-dnaa 20 Elizabeth A Pussy. lot ). square
Es5 SO
EHnghsz paos-Robert J. Hawkins 20 Maud B.
Hawkins. part lot u. bloch 4, 800
Hoiusad Manor-Michasl J. Keans 70 John Miller.
half interest in lots lis 70 rs square 81 SO
Meridian Hll-T0 sane. half interest IN lets s..
ST. 70 TO &c. and g to s, block !.
BioouinEdale-Eugene B. Bsrry 70 MAtoa n Wat
kins lot Is. block y. 10.
Sixth street between and streets sOuthe7st-
Peter Diehl. T.. Ct ux. to Charies 7. Swan.
paTt original lot j. square 81, Sc.
A street between Thirteeuth snd Fourteenth streets
southeast-Iohn c. EdEards. trustee, e. al, %
William Murphy. lots IS to i and part lOs z.
square lgs SO William Murphy e 70
james Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop q Baln-
more. same LAID. So
Pleasant Plains-Jzmes 2 McWlians Ct u. %
Emma AeWHHans. l0t s2s. so
MISS G street rorthEest-AmeTican Security and
Trust Company. trustees. 10 Richard A. Cur
eiAElld- 10 T. S4a-<r 49, ~-e15plN- AA-l--44A
A Curtin 70 Eldrdge E. jordan and AbTs-
ham d. Prince. sane lard SO
Moore and BaTbOuT's Second Addition 70 Wash
inStoa-Edwin p Brink 70 Rlsy A. Blessiag
Is 6 tiock @ SC
I5l5 Emen0n street Notwithstanding B. CrOsEeil
and Ella = FsEztt to Jennie Fswestt iO'
90 square I129 SO
More and Barbors Addition 70 WsshinEton-
James F. Barbour. trustee. 70 Edwin P. Brink,
lots & 70 =. block s. Sc
Twelfth street. between A and streets. noEtheas;
Charles C. Covert e. ux % Chsriss z Tsylor
Iot q SQUARE l9ll. so
DIS Sixth street ncrchE sst-SusAn G. Rsdstrxke u
0lncy ". StTstton. l0t Q. SQUARE Al. sla
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Desnzood Hcishts-Rohert ". Gillian z TX %
Thomas L Jones and William J. Howard. 70
secure Lstitia 7. Gillian. $50. yezrs. per
ceut. lot =. block &
Smith and Ire d. Latius- &c secs-e Charles F.
Nesbif and John B. Slen41, J.. trustees. Eez5
monthly psynsnts per cent. lot I. block L
Pleasant Pizins-Eiizsbeth A. Pusey 70 5. Per-
Thompson ard Mortoo J. Luchs. TO sec1rs Harry
B. Wilson and HsrrT Ysrtnan. so. monthly
payments per ceus. iot 5. square rs.
SCuars SIs-Chsrles T. swan e II. 70 ErneSs I.
Schmidt and George II Ezmsrich. 70 secure
GcrmAn-Amenczn Building Association. N.2Oo.
PAT original lot l.
Squares IS and $50 and 5s-MsTEzret Little to Floyd
2 Davis and Clarence / GesEoTd. % sec-re
Walter G. Davis so. year pa cent SEM
annually. l0t s.. sqgzTB 81 north bali l0t 8,
SQUARE 50 and 10 q. s7usre 5s
Pleasant Pi2ins-Enna &eWIians 70 Rudolph B.
Behrend and Frzlk A. Jones. loe. TO secure
Mende and Bernard Behrend. so. ! 70 .
months per cent. lot 81
Square Sle-Richzri A. Curtin 70 National Savings
aud Trust Company. 70 secre Amsric2n Sc
curity and Trrs, Conpany trustee Si5s.ooo I
% ; and % years. Per ccHt. seDi-snnusliy.
original lot l.
R. Linkins and Enazasl SPEECH. 20 secure Der.
7. Anlos. S50o. years. 5 per csnt. ssnian-
uuaIy. lots 8 and s and part original lot /
Square Z7s-NaTgsTet 7. Sullivan 70 American Sc
cur1ly aDd lTlsf Nonr1ny- 70 secure Tie Ma
tionsl Savings and Trust Coups1y q the Dis-
tTict Of Columbia. SI.0oo : years. per oent
lot 8
Square I2i8-Frede-ick schafer e. TX 70 Henry H.
Bergman and Charles Schzfer. 70 secure TIE
Northern Liberty Gernsn-AneTiczn R1il5ing As
sociztion. No. s. 1900. part lot Il
Psrk Yiev-RgubeD Cook e TX % 3. Francs SAIL
and james ?. Shea, 20 secure TIE Home ssr-
ings Bank S.oo. years. per cent. ssri-an-
uuaIy. lot s. square 95
Square s5I-0iney " St-atto1 e. X 70 william
" Hoffman and Alien Z Walker. 10 secr-e
Albert ". Howard. SEQ. 5 years. pr cent
scni-sun-ally, lot @
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 5-Quotstious as established BIZ
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
as foticzs.
BUTTER-CrsaneTy. sspzrzt1r- per h. .; I'M
t-tson, 2azS prints. lzb. per ID, 3oss1; do. H.
Sssi; blocks 2-lb. peF ID. Sz5l; dairr Prints
AIs7yIznd Pennsylvania and Virginia per ID sszI7
Virginia and West Virgins. store-packed j5aIs;
Ohio sto-e-naeked- Rail-; nearby rolls LAS: Ohio
rolls ra1s: West Virginia rolls l6aI7.
EGGS-MsTJland. PennsylFauia and nearby frsts
Ter dozen. IS; Eastern Shore Maryland and Viz
gina. IS: Western first Is; West Virginia &
LIVE POULTRT-Young chickens. s. 10 size, ID ,
Ism: old hens besry-seishts. i; ducks pe- h. IS
d. white PezinS. =: pigeons yO11E pair. %: Do.
cd =: guinea fowls Old. each. =: do. yUuug. II
lbs. nd ever. g. turkeys. young hers. per H..
zsz; young Eobb.srs. Isl; Co. small and thin.
l2sI5. old tons Is
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys. choice. Eat.
yong hers. h. az; mixed. youns ard old. sael
cd toms lFais5 poor ard thin, lssl5- Chicssns-
erzieht yo=s1z. PER h. Eals. mixed. young and
ca. Isals Docks choice. fat pT u. l6al7- Ca
rons. rs and orer pr ID. az snail, meiiHa.
E-s5: siiFs ls2lT.
FTOUR-Win5ey extra. A51si 50; winter clear, Sl'a
= q winter straight 5S5aS50 winter patent, 5Ila
szring clear 4s5as s.: sSTizg strsiE1t- 5GSs55o,
- ratent- 575ass0; CITY Nils best patent. as
skssh-z-sds patent. go: d. high-sTads straight.
choice family. Sc; do. extSa, ziass9.
MEDIUM 70 choice z.2szs5o Com zeal,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
CPdrs quoted are vhole..lsl

BUTTER-CTssmeTy. fancy. SasZz: western a-yts
zasl: seconds. &az; process fancy. zszzz; rsir 70
eood zSa2: dairy. ehOcs. Is; gOod. Z; stOrepscked
fresh. Esls.
CHEEsE-NeE Yut State fsncJ. lsrEu. I7s: Do.
snail is55-
EGG-Near-by fancy. Virginia. loss Of. 2: ws..
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2; Tennessee. z;
North Carolina. 2
LIVE POULTRY-Chiokens. Ra1: hes. u.
ROSTERS. s: ducks. large. I2sl4; do. snail. I0su.
geese. 7ss; do. fancy, nai2; tzrkeys tons. q:
DO. hens. "a; turkeys. thin. p; keats. loal2
DRESSED POULTRT-Turseys, caoicr. updrswn
hers. Esa2S; do, average, undzEn. ZaZs: do thi1
l25sals chickens l6a2s czpcns. 7-Ib average. SaE.
do. snail. 2sz; hens. lsal7; rocsters. sac; ducks.
lsa1s; geese, ua2
DRESSED MEATs-Caives fun dressed. II "a
heads on. Il; hog dress c=lTes, .: hams eor,.t-v
sugar cured. l2ssi; hogS snail and neat, Pc czt
0Cas5 &: CO.. medium. f.Ja75o; de- hesFy 5Cag n
eANE-Ouail, fancE. 2Esa50; do. snail a.
FEGETABLES-P0tztces homegrown ns- frs.
$3.50; per b.. lT5s2ee; Eastern Shore psr hi
L75a2so: sweet potatoes. per bh.. 20aa2 50: vans.
Ter bbl LszZ0o; carrots. pct bbl-. L2sal5o; cucuD-
5ers. Der has., Loo2L5o; celery, per doz stzIkz
5asG: cucumber PICKLES pe- has T5aLZ,: cabbaye
pr Dbl. L30ai59; caaii6owsr. Der bbl.. 2eaz3ao:
onions, per bus, 5oas0; Maryland ard Virginia rT
Dbl, L4sL9; Ohio. PEI Dbl. L7ss2oO: lettrcs.
Florida per bbL- Loal5
DhlED EhlAlC-APp1es. Sice0s fe0cJ, 4. do.
Sliced. bright 81: cherries. y: blackberriss 4:
vhortleberTies. 70: raspbsuies. Il
GRAIN-Whe4t. Southern. on grade. Ia5aI 2. re
Is: corn, sheed. white, SSs7s; d.. yellow. s5a7t:
rev. ear. 275aLo3: cats. Western white, No 2. SEA
81: Old mixed. 55a5a
GREEN FRUlfS-Oznses. per box. SoOas o:
Florida per box. 20da225 grape fruit per box s0a
4.eo: apples. King. per b5L. SoosS5a; To-k Imperial
packed. Aooa450; Ben DAVIS. PACKED. 3.5os42: Wine
Sap. packed. 375a4.50: AIbenaTis Pipp1n- soa5M
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The New York ticker servica after be-
ing completely cut OF business for nearly
tventy-four hours, was IN rather feeble
condition yesterday. and the market re-
ports received in Washington were. owing
10 the condition OF the wires. limited and
somewhat uncertain. AS a result not so
much interest was taken in speculative
matters Inauguration also furnished g
topic Of much talk and the day passed
pleasantly enough, but without much
business IN most OF the washington com
mission houses
Affairs were eorrespondingly duh at the
meeting OF the local stock exchange
There was little business recorded ard
the market might be designated as dull
and steady. There was small trading in
the railroad shares without significant
changes IN the prices.
Gas stock was neglected as we're the
bank and trust company shares.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

rrod 70 urfrae 2e0z30e- rcc- 70 far, Lss2oo: open
besd barrels cuznnnca 70 GOO. I0zl59 fancy table
trait 4oosSo0: CsnbeTTicS. Cz7e Coo. Der Dbl,
TOosS9: d. per standard cTzts. A9z25i plne-
srrses. Florida per cste. 1ooa40
hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western, 10. l. ASoa
uoo. No. ? I2eaI2so: mixed nOal2oo straw.
re. bsrdle I4O0zl45o: Tye. machine taTss1ed. nos
io g: wheat 6goas50; ost straw. PEI toe, s0asA
SUNDRIES-BeesEax, =; tsllox. Sas's; hoDeJ.
white clover l-Ih. new. q; a.. zlb.. neE, losi2;
ginseng. per 70. 50oa5-e; seDeca- per ID. %;
golden seal soazs: Pink, lsh; Eandr1ke. ~; sake
root e: walnut kernels dry, i6sIS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, Washed. free q burs
NJ N Ssso. do, unEashed. free q burz. pe- n.
BAD. do. bury, per h rsis; hides gresn. Der H.
Rail: do. dry. PER n, lssls; sheep SKINS, greer
each T5aL05: do. 6ry. each. 2aS0; calf skins green
eaeh IgslTs: nuskrat esch. SzSt: skunk. each.
blscs LFss2gs; mink. each. 4aos5.e; RABBIT sE1ns
each :; opossan each. Zsso; TsccooD s1ea. Sla1ao;
fox. red. each. I0a25a; do. gTs5. sach. sz1co.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
DISTRICT COURTS


Present: The Chiz Justice, M. Justics Rob-.
"a Mr Justics Van orsdel
80 Is7s- Brown. SC. ct al. Is. Hight; arsu-
usnt coumesced by 1Ir. William Hitz for appel
iants. continued y Ar. 4 S Matthews fer sppel.
ee concluded b. 5l-. F. D. Mckinney for appel
IartG
70 1878 cooper Is. United Security, LIE Insur-
snce and Trust Company; Submitted
Orssina-No. 81 United States eI nj Adams
e a. Is. Carried. &c: crdes allowing special
appeal
30. ISL United states sx rel GTis5le IS. Gar
hsld SC; arEsuneat oonmknced b. Mf- J. n Ran
Kin for ,apeIlsnts.
Assgis-aents or Tuesday March g. 1903;
No. - IN e Application q Arthur c. Eastwood.
Attorneys. ". L Pieroe and Karl Feru!ng-W. s
Ru>kessn-
No. So In = application q Herman c. Vol
tcreck. Attorneys. r c. Soues-F A seBnant
No. 50. NeI51 IS Faucette- Att neys, a. p.
Doolitrlc-J. y. McSIL
No. So. Uudcrbil IS GenniL Attorneys. z. L
EneT5 ard 7 3. Bcoth-T. K. Bryant-
No. * Bigthsnthal Bicksrt vs.. Bigbee Bros
& Co Attoraeys. ]. L Atkins-E T. Fenwiek.
No. 81 IN Application Of Nash Hardware
Company. Attorneys. J. G. Meyers-F. A. Tenant
No. SO. z. ". Johns-MGnyilie COMPANY u. Amer
ioaB Steam Packing Company, Attorneys, A. Parker
SEith-Arthur Stewart
No Sc In re application q Johann Eo9. Attc--
neys. f 7. FenRick-F. A. Tenant
No. ST. IN re Application Of HAS Atherton Lynn
Atto-neys L J. Prindle-W. 5 RucEman-
No 81 Williams II Weliner- Attorneys. T. L
Emery and T. B. Boofh-w. u. Cromwell
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yorh, March 5-Mo1sy on cal to-day opened
AZ II per cent; highest ?: lowest IL: closing, -
pr cents Most q the days leans EETe AZ "a per
cent
Tire money continued II Esht demand AID pisnti-
III supply. The noteworthy feature vas the liberal
IS q oHerines from out-of-tOEn which resulted II
an increased output b. lOczi institutions al pr
cent for Sx months PERIOD Rates. Eza2z per cent
for sixty and ninsy days. 2s25 for f0T months, ;
fer I've and six nonths-
Mercantile paper cane iuto the market moderately
and there was fairy good absorption Rates yzas
pG cent for sixty to ninety days, in5o-oed bills
receivable; 81 foE choics four 70 SIX months single
nszss; Gas soE others less vel knOEn
Sterling strong, with rates 3 points higher
Rates for aetna business closed Sixty DAYS S50a
Hssle, dsuand. 49, SO sahics- asslas4 ssan