davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPrce, nnofed nrs uhole.nl.l

BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. bash: do prints, 50
a5ois: do. seconds . process, fancy, & do. fair To
good. z5aZ: dairy. cnoce, 2la25: do. good AaZ5:
packed. lsas1.
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy nrsts.
llaNi1; do. small, Hal7h: DO. large. l5lsal7.
EGGS-Ncar-by. choice. rcturnable cases q 4:
West Virginia and southern Virgins. rctunabls
cases. %; Tennessee returnable cases. %; North
Carolina, returnahle cases %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. srriug. large. aa
2. do. medium. l9a20 do, hens small.
per ID. 70; large. Ba ROSTERS. per ID. -:
ducks. CID y: DO. spring. lbs. and over. Is:
geese. Ter 10. l0al2. do. fancy l2al4; TURKEYS
toms. per lb1s; DO. hens. -: turkeys thin lOal2
keats. per ID. IS
observation-disclosures Norfolk. per barrel
Local IS cuc1mbers NonolS per basket. IooaiE:
do. North Carolinu. soaloo; str4ng beans Der has
krt. La0: North Carolina lettuce 50ai %: radishes
pr 100. 90 20 20 spinach per barrel 75aI60: egg.
plant, per crate, Leal.i5; tomatoes Der srate 75a
LOO; aspangus 75al-5o per dozen punches:
rhuharb, lsa25 PER dozen punches new cabbage
6oa75 per crate; spring onions s0aj0 per hundred /;
bsets, sa5 per bunch: green peas. per basket
75a9
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. rer 10. zaB:
chickens and hens mixed. lsa20. slips, Der b.
II; ducks. lsa3o. geese. per ID. uslG
DRESSED MEATS-Hamc. country, sugar-c1red
Is
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy. las; cner-
mes, lZal5i blackberries = Whortleberries, l2A
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwaAhed. free OF
buTrs per ID. 20; wool. bury. Der b.. san: hides
greeh. PER ID. 10: do. dry per 10. l3al6; sheep
skins. green each 75alo0 Co.. dry. each. a60; caa
ms. green. each. L50aL7S-
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

A large number OK entries have already
been received for the hill climbing con-
test. under the auspices OF the Wash
ington Automobile Club. which is 10 take
place on August 30 The hill commences
at Minnesota avenue and runs through
the center OF RandIe Highlands. to Bowen
road at Good Hope. COL A. E. Randle.
who is taking great interest in the event,
has offered to donate one OF the prizes
and has made arrangements for parking
the automobiles for the distance OF a mile
It is estimated that 1900 people will visit
Randle Highlands 70 witness the even.
which promises to be one Of the most in
teresipg and spectacular automobile con-
tests ever negotiated here.
Mr.. H. D. Chandlee in q Paige-Detroit
roadster. recently made a trip 20 Penn
sylvania. covering In all about 1s1 miles
After the trip Mr. Chandlee was more
than pleased with his car. rs his machine
did not miss a single explosion during the
entire trip.
Mr.. Raymond r. Myers, OF Baltimore,
left this city yesterday in his touring car
for a trip to South Carolina.
Mr.. Stanley Horner. who has taken the
agency for the Cole car, expects TO re-
ceive his demonstrator some time this
week Mr. Horner will have his Offices
located at 1898 Fourteenth street north
west
Mr.. selby. OF the selby Auto Company.
has taken the agency for the Racine
Boat Company
! Mr.. Charles Myers. local agent for the
Elmore, has returned from his business
trip 10 Philadelphia Mr.. Myers has been
notified by the factory that his shipment
Of 1911 models will not arrive until the
LIST OF August
J Mr. F. B. Graham and family in a
Chalmers touring car. left the city yes
,erday for an extended tour throughout
the State Of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaigler will leave
the city tomorrow in Mr.. Gaigler's
Buick touring car for a trip 70 Brad
dock Heights.
Mr. E. A. Garlock. OF the Imperial
Auto Company, has taken the local
agency for the White Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July &.-WHEAT-stock in elevators,
lisp bushels; shipments from elevators. Il5l
klshelS Sales Of cargoes on grade at l.0l for No
red q for No. 3 red. g for special BIN steamer
"a for stock steamer % for special bid rejected and
q for stock rejected. Bag lots. BY sample. as to
quality and condition, brought 90 o. 81. Is Is "a
and LOOl4. Settling prices: For contract. LOOK
No. red Western L0ls: steamer No red sllk
CORN-Stock IN elevators. l0l.IaS bushels. shin
ment from elevators. sos bushels Contract spot
7Ols
OAfs-stock in elevators 1855 bushels. shin
mentU from elevators. l25Ss bushels White. Nc. ,
as to weight. Sara: do. No 3 as 10 Dezht S7sSa
iSi4 do No. T. as 20 weight 45kai6is: DO. mixed
No. ? d6lsa47 nominal: Do, No 8 45ikaf5
RlE-St6ck in elevators. 10 i59 bushels saipments
from elevators 20 bushels No 2 re Wsstern
domestic Sas2; No. rye, Western. domestic. ga
IS bag lots as 70 quality and conditions 70a7s
FLOUR-WinteT extra new. S5Sa375: do clear
new 4i5ai.%; do, straight new. 45Oa465 do. pet.
snt new. 5aa545 spripg clear. 4Eai7s: do.
straight. 55Oa5.75; do. patent 6Ooa625; CITY mills
best patent. go; do. high-uade patent, SIS; do
straight. SIS: choice family. 40; extra. 25hs75:
re -four. Medium TO choice A25af50; cornmeai Der
100 lbs. l.5ozL6o
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 2s-Live hogs were slow and mostly
loo lower than yesterday The receipts were esti-
mated at $500; left over from yesterday 6Tas:
estimated receipts tomorrow. l6,O0Og Bulk Of prices
s5oaS7O: light S55ass5, mixed and butchers. s ga
$50 heavy. feoaS7e; workers, ss5aSs5; pigs. S55a
500
Cattle slow az yesterdays decline. Estimated
receipts, 5000 Beeves. 47Oas15: COWS and heIfers
250a6 co. Texas steers 350a5 5O stockers and feeders
40oaeS5; Westerns 475a6 60
Sheep were steady Estimated receipts $50
Natives. 270a450: Western 26Oai50; yeariingS s5Dn
SIS; lambs, 450e7.5O: Western. 4.75a76o
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas A. Duvan .. Of RiYerdale Nd. and
Martha Z. Hunter = Rev. T. G. smyth.
Byrnie DerreT. q. Of Mclr0se Va. and Artls
Hasier. %. Of Lenville. Va Rev J, H. Little.
Arthur C. Knott q. and Daisy Evans g. both
Of Glen Echo. Nd. judge Charles l. Bundy.
Edward Bradshaw a. and Emily Adelaide Doug
las p. Rev John r. shannon.
COLORED
William Colbert. p and Catherine Work. p
Rev. AQuila Sayles.
William ". Thomas. a. Of Charles County. Nd
and Mamie L. Dade p Rev. S. II. Brown
General Stewart
Thomas Robinson. 2. and Eva Rob6. a. Rev.
james Robinson.
Bennett Howard, Is, and BERTHE Jackson. S. RcT.
A. J. Tyler
Frank Taylor p. and Luzinia jackson. q. Rev,
NJ. ". D. Norman.
Peter Lyons a. and Gertrude Hamilton. - Rev.
Chapel r. Irby.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July &.-CATTLE-Reccipts l-A
head. No trading light weight; feeling m-
changed Dressed beef duh and lower; native sides
selling az salll1 per pound, little extra beef a.
y: Texas beef az 7'4asi7. London and Liverpool
cattle and besf markets steady. No shipments.
CALN ES-Receipts. 81 head. Choice veals scarce
and a tribe firm; common aud medium Tcals. but
tCrTuilks. and Western SOW and unchanged; lls
calves including a carload Of Western calves, I'M
sold. Common and medium TO choice vclls sCld
I0oslo0 per 100 pounds; culls. 5.51a6JO; grAssers
and butternilks. 525a5N Dressed calves slow
city dressed yeals. l3al5 per pound; few choice
carcasses l5zal6; dressed gasscrs and tuttermiiks
ealoi5: country dressed calves saI3
SHEEP AND LA9IBS-Receipts. 565a Sheep
continued in very light supply and steady; lambs
SLOW and S5a50 lower. ordinary 20 prime sheep sold
aWai.D per 100 pounds Culls. 2OOa2.5O fair 20
choice lambs 675aS00 culls. So; dressed mutton
quiet at SALON PER pound; dressed lambs dull and
lower AZ l0al4
HOGS-Receints. l.l93 head. Feeling steady 70
firm. Prime State hogs. ls5 pounds average sold
az $50 per 100 pounds roughs. 80 pounds at $50
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore July 8.-Quotations By Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy Der h.. 2a2si1 do
choice, ner H., Ga2slsi do. good. Oct h.. 2aG7
do. imitation. per h. Ga3: do. prints. Der ID.
oaS2; DO, blocks. pcr H., 29a3i; lRde PER H.
p; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls ID. 2: Ohio
rolls. per D.. q West Virginia rolls, per ID, n;
stoTe-packcd. per h., q Maryland Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. Der H.. a; process but
ter. per 10, 2ia0.
EGGS-NIarylsnd. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts,
Der doz.. 10, Western frsts per doz 70. West Vir-
ginia frsts. pcr doL. IS southern nrsts, per doz
u; guinea eggs. per dCz., Sa9
LIVE POULTRf-Chickens. spring. ~ lbs. and
over. per n IS: DO. small and medium, i5; old
hens per b.. heavy. It. do. small % medium. T.
old roosters. pcr H.. H. spring large. IS: do small
% medium. IS; ducks large. per ID. l3ali: do.
small. =; do. muscovy and mongrel. l2al3; do.
spring. lbs and over. PER 10. l5al6; Do, smaller
iaali. pigeons. young per pair. IS; do Old p;
guinea fowl old each, q
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
DAILY COURT RECORD.
CThurSday, July IS, 19IO)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No Zl1 BENJAMIN Vs. BENJAMIN e. al. Municl
pal Court: O'Buen allowed 20 withdraw. Attor-
neys. T. l. Jones and NJ r. Clinkscales.
No. G559. Crousw We. Sparhawk, commission re-
Voked and new one issued. Attorneys. T. y. Hope
weIl-O. A. Bigoness, Chaplin Brown, and G. H.
BaumGn
40. Ej45 Mahan vs. Mahan order % hle IN
forma paupcris and rule TgtuTnable August s. Al
tarney, John y. Gardiner.
No 1921 Washington Lean ard Trust Company
vs.. Unknown Heirs, order q Publication. Attorney,
J. b. Lamcr.
No G296 Stubblefeld VS.. Stubbledeld e. al: de-
cree for accounting.
No G5sL DAILY vs. Clarke; sale ratified. Att0r-
neg1. Il. A. Heitmnller-W. =. Ambrose.
No 1881. Dement, IS. Richards 20 al reference
10 auditor. Attorney. NJ J. Colbert
No 235H Powell vs. Powell; rule retunable
August Attorneys. J. =. Collins and q. T.
Collins.
No a6B. Bolt vs. Hill 20 al trustees ordered
70 release. Attorney c. S Hiiyer.
No E62. Washington e. al Garfield e. al /;
petition denied Attorneys, 7. L Jones-Fountain
PeytOn.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

Redrow et ux. 90 the American Security and
Trust Company. trustee. 20 secure the National
Savings and Trust Company. S.00. years.
Per cent ,em-annually
West Blocmirelale-Lots IS 90 g. block i; John
VI. Henderson % B. Francis saul and Walter
r Hilton. trustees. 20 secure Harry NJ Ellis
$3.50 years. 81 per cent. annually
square Slot l9. Christmas Zerega 90 Herbert A.
Gin and Richard E. Pairo. trustees. TO secure
Lisie s. L. Lipsoomb $500 years. per cent
seraanuually Same 20 same 20 secure II. w
Pairo. S2,l5o, / 20 s3 months. per cent. SEMI
annuity.
Square eo-Lot 5s; Alice ". Fair 70 Harry Dodd
and George Z. Barse. trustees 20 secure Thomas
y Bansdel. 500. 20 q months. without inter
est.
Square 26H-Lot s. William c. Field e. ux 10
Floyd +. Davis and Clarence I. Gessford. trls-
tees. % secue Lucy Hail. S.ooo. years, Der
cent. scmi-anuuaIly Same to same 20 secure
George c. Pumphrey. 5000 monthly payments
yer cent per annrm.
Square lll2-Lot l6 John BuIough 81 ux 70
Thomas P. Woodward and William II. Saun-
deB. trustees. 20 secure Marx H. Garter and
Charles T. Carter ECO. years. per cent.
sCmiannually
square 4e5-Psrt Of LOT g. Julia A. Dauail 10
John D. Coughlan and George G. McElwec
trustees. 60 secure Charles T. Marsh. S2C00.
years, 5 DIR cent semi-aunuallv.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July &-AIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened % ia per cent: highest 2.
lowest AZ. closing 1ik pr cent Most Of the davis
loans were made az Ia per cent
Time money was in somewhat increased demand
ard was obtainable moderately. But leans were
made at tun ntcs. especially for the longer periods
Rates 55aa3's yer cent for sixty DAYS; si.a4 for
ninety days H4afz for Four months: lisais for FIVE
months; 5a54 for six months.
Mercantile paper was stil very quiet. Buving in
stitutions reported such demand from their own
customers as 70 preclude much buying In the open
market Such Paper as was placed was A. Inn
rates. These were Jfa5N Per cent for sirtv IN
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable gsas rer
cent for ehoics four to six m0nths' single names
Ga per cent Tor others
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
Probate Court.

Estate Of Margaret Mc3lnlan; petition for letters
testamentsry. Attorney A. S. TAYLOR.
In re Christopher Gchicke e. al; William A.
Gebicke appointed guardian. bond, $ %. AtiOr
neg. r. p. Shealey
Estate q Emily E. Briggs. VIII dated September
= 1907. and petition FOR letters Of administration
c. T. a. Attorney. J. II. TAYLOR.
L Flora Brsgs et ali petition ter appoint
ment Of guardian. Attorney. sane.
Estate oftEhsha F. Rigs petition FOR letters tes-
tamentsry. Attorney. Prank stcts1n.
Estate a Julia Aiattingly: viii lated June g. 1910
and petition fer Letters testamcutarI Attorney.
r. F. Mattingiy
Estate 4 Walter 3. Hindmarsh. petition FOR let
ters testamcutazy. Attorney. q. T. Williams
Estate q James H. Edwards: win dated January
tCrney, ". l. Pollard
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Salss-Reg1lsr call. u o'clock noon:
Columbia RailFoad &. $50 az l02
Washington Gas. Is at 7lA
Lanston. 7 at sos at s0A IS at So
Columbia National Bank. 10 at 80.
After call:
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 5000 at
ssh. 5000 az o5M
Capital Traction S. s. 500 al lis. buyer per cent.
Washington Railway and Electric common. . az
SIS. . AZ 5lN 50 az 3lk.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s $500 at s.
Washington Railway and Electric common, g
az 5IE.
Following are the bid and asked puees on yestef.
days Washington stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRATN-wheat per busBel. OasS; com. SHELF
ed per hushel 55a75: cob 371aiOO per barrel; oats
Western white. No. ?. per bushel 4sa52 mixed
per bnshel l5a5o; bran. per ton. 800: middlings
Der ton, zoo
Ray AND sTRAN-Hay. Western. No. J. 800;
No 9 no: mixed 2oo; loose al local scales. lsoc
straw. re. bundle, 100; rtraw we machine thrash
100; straw, whea. per ton. $50; straw. cat. per
ton. 600.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Squares l76S. u6s ard lss0-Oue-hslf interest and
part Of an uuimproyed tract: VI. Wilson Ofutt
and John +. McLeran. trustees 10 L CabeIl
Williamson. trustee. 70 secure Guy +. Warren.
d.s3o years. per cent semi-anuually.
Square l0O7-Lot 65: May A. Burkely ct viz 70
Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich
trustees. 70 secure the German American Build.
iug Association H0O0
Ethnghaus piaceLast part Of lot l6 block u: John
= stuckert q ux 70 W. c. Prather and y. Z
Ryco. trustees. 70 secure Jane Geryan lockwood
500. and years. 6 per cent semi-annuaIly.
Holmead Msnor-Lot III. block A; Walter L
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. d. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. July B-The market ruled firm
throughout the 1ftcruoon with prices maintaining
most q the early advance Of p to Is points over
yesterdays closing.
The volume Of business to-day was larger than
for some time with a b7cadening outside interest
hing mnnfnrfnd
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

Nc. 2sA. Malinda Powell Us David Powell: main
tenancc. Attorneys. J. L. Collins and g. F..
Collins
No 95i5. Mary Y. Mahan vs. William III.
Mahsn: maintenance. Attorney. J. L. Gardiner.
No $50 Louis Bolt vs.. William c. Hill trus-
tee: release deed Of trust. Attorney. G. s. Hilycr
No E6l7. Robert W. Wells committee Mary
Doulan Ct al; sale Of land. Attorney, John 4.
Shields
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EztTa per cwt.. 65Oa7.O0; do butcher.
t.5oa5 %; do common. 200a300
H0GS-Per cwt.. gross 800; do, ordinary. 400.
SHEEP-Prims. A5oaS00: do. common. SOoa4o0.
LAMBS-Funcy saing. 7itns; fall, choke, psf H..
tasn: DO. medium, Z.
CALYEs-Prime. per ID. sasls: do. medium, IA;
do. common. C.
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. 35.Ooa45O0; do. com.
mn. S.0oaSo.0o; do. old end dry. I0.0hl5o0
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was a little more brisk than
on other days this week. The local mar
ket Is in about this condition: Orders are
few, owing to the abseEce from the city
OF those chiefly interested in making pur-
chases- As a consequence, the takers
of securities are enabled to make their
own terms, and sales are made. II made
at all. on slight concessions in prices.
Yesterday Gas sold at Il 81. Lanston at
fractions below So and Railway common
at about 81 rs. These prices are below
the recent current rates and represent
the results Of bidding down the favorite
issue Of stock for several days.
Southern Railway Company develop
ment and general mortgage 4 per cent
bonds seemed to behave much better
than did most other issues OF that class
during the disturbance IN Wall street. It
will be recalled that the syndIcates which
bought these bonds We're dissolved early
in March. and 1t has been commonly
understood that a large percentage OF
the total amount of the original under
writings was distributed among the sub
scribers.
Seaboard Air Line adjustment 5s are
back again to the price they were when
the large sale was consummated in Eu-
rope three months or more ago. With the
last three months they have been re-
markedly strong, considering the prevail
oF IL
Shortly after the reported sale in Europe
they rose to 70 from around n. and are
back now at the latter quotation. The
income yield on the bonds at the current
market price Is Z per cent
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. It's books are
open.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

No 52N W Scott Towers rs. Hattersly ".
Talbot. account SsSJ3-33 Attorney. T. A. Jones
No. 52S05. Richard Robson vs. Frederick II.
Stalfort: notes s3i5 Attorney. C. II. Calvert, r.
No Eso6 l. +. keene Claggett IS United
Surety Company. account s. 5Sos7. Attorneys Bran
denhire g. Braudenburg.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

No. 6s2 Washington Brick and Terra Gotta Com
rauy Us. J. b. Mcdonnell; part Of lot a. square
2s4. $3.50. Attorney. g. c. German.
No. ea. George ". Phillips vs. same; lot A.
square 2s54, $3.50, Attorney, same.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
LIGHTNING HATS TRAFFIC.
Dynamo Mt Arlington POwer-house
Damaged by Bolt.

Lightning put the Falls Church and
Arlington electric line out Of commission
Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 10 $40
o'clock.
About $3.50 O'Clock lightning struck the
power plant and put the big dynamo out
Of order. a gang OF men were put 10
work on the big machine, but did not
succeed in getting it in order for more
than three hours
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

New York. Jub- 2.-WHEAT-Weakor; slow. No.
Northern sITl 10 20 arrive T. o. b., L30A; No. 2
red. new, (. O b., lO9k; new No. hard New
York, T. o. b., ll5k; No. ] maearoni {. 0. b..
LOlM: new No. / Manitoba, I. o. b, ll6A. Quota
lions are on canal basis.
CORN-Weaker and dull. Summer mixed nomi-
nal xport basis export No. 2 nominal. ia, 70
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
District Court
Eoufty Suits.

JUSTICE. WRIGHT.
No 80 In To condemnation square 20 et 81
judgment for payment Of award parcel 4.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
district Petition.

No ss6 In re opening Of an alley in square
E63 Condemn, land. Attorneys. Z. u. Thomas
and A. b. Duvan.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald,
and BIZ will be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibh,
Building
SALE or SHARES ~ aOURs.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Joseph Paul and Clarence Edward Dean
have sold lot us. square 3C9s, occupying
the southeast corner OF Third street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest. The lot
has a frontage II twenty-five feet on
Rhode Island avenue by depth Of ap-
proximately eighty-five feet on Third
street being larger in IT'S other dimen-
sions. and embracing an area OF 2.250
feet.
1t is the intention OF the purchaser to
erect on the property a two-story brick
building. 10 be occupied on the first moor
by a pharmacy. with modern apartment
above having five rooms and bath. II Is
understood that $500 was paid for the
ground. The deal was made by WnHge,
Gibbs & Daniel
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.
BID. Asted

Quotations furnished BY W. p. Hibbs & Co. mem.
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
ing
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29

The two-story brick residence at &S7
HOlmead avenue has been sold to Mrs.
Grace NJ Craerin. who VIII occupy II as
her home. Il Is a two-story structure.
containing six rooms and reception hall.
and was sold through Shannon & Luchs.
The consideration was s4.575.
h George II. Rucker has sold to P. P.
Dickinson, OF Buena Vista, seventeen
acres Of the Rauscher property at Claren-
don. Va. for $1,000 Mr. Dickinson will
spend $500 on streets and sidewalks. and
make one Of the prettiest subdivisions in
the county.
This property Is between the car line
and county road and new $4,000 school
house at Clarendon. Va.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
Find a man.

Who has wintry face
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE.
Upside down, against face.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & ca. mem.
GERS Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibls Build.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-21
SOUTH DAKoTA,s BEST

Returning travellers from west and
south and east come back home more
thoroughly satisfied than ever with
South Dakota as a residence and the
abiding place Of prosperity.
That is why they are not surprised
at the returning flood of American
citizens coming back from settlement
in Canada. Under the inspiration of
much advertising thousands of new
settlers oyerran the border into the
wheat regions of the north, but now
the immigration reports show that
the tide has turned.
In the meantime South Dakota will
receive again some of it's returning
children aud again bosom them upon
its wide and fertile prairies where
nature joins with the arts of man to
make good every claim set up for
this great agricultural empire.
South Dakota has experienced no
mushroom growth but it is steadily
and proitably filling up its vacant
places with sturdy men and women
who are building it's citizenship
along with it's material increase into
a continuing and increasing growth
of wealth and honor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-21

Discussion of the best pronunciation
OF Latin recalls to the Liverpool Post
story about the Duke of Wellington
1t was about the year 1914, and the
chancellor in his gorgeous robes was
reading the honor list aloud. The list
was, of course, In Latin, and yelling.
ton knew more about the handling OF
hrigades than about Latin quantities
Whenever the name Carolus occurred
the duke persisted In pronouncing the
70" long-"Carol us"
1t was at last too much for one of
the dons standing behind him, so, lean
Ing over, he whispered, IF your grace
will excuse me, l should like to point
cut that at Oxford we call that word
Car-olus'"
Every good" said the duke. THANK
you. I'll remember" Presently came
the name Jacobus, which, mindful OF
ais lesson, he pronounced "Jac-obus."
Again the don leaned over. II hum.
bly, beg your grace's pardon. but that
name is 'Jaco-bus.'"
Hang itNall," muttered Wellington,
''you can't chop and change like that!
Caro-lus and Jaco-bus or Car-olus and
Jac-obus, whichever you like. But
stick to your own rules, If you please