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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
HustonviIle.

The large -FOUR mill OF Thomas
Combest, near Dunnville, was broken
into Saturday night and robbed OF a
Quatnity meal and -four. LARS
bloodhounds we're hurried to the
scene and placed ON the trail. No
arrest has been made. but it is be
lieved the guilty parties are located.
The dogs traiied to Bubanks, the man
" no is believed to have burned Mrs.
RAIDERS store last week, but no war
rant had been isued and no arrest
was made.
A sister OF the church rather boast
fully mentioned to a member of a late
accession from her church, when she
was slightly Jared by the prompt re-
tort: Eyes. when you get a few more
good Methodists, you'll have a very
respectable congregation"
Mrs. J. II. White and son of Dallas,
Texas, arrived last week to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Bishop on Main street
Mrs. I. G. Tupman is visiting her
children, Mrs. Wallace d. Wolfe, O.
Cincinnati and Wallace II. Hall, OF
Freeport, Ill
Mss Alice Lyon, and Mr.. o. A. Bish'
op attended the Somerset fair last
week and greatly enjoyed the outing
WIN. Dodd. for several years a sue
cessful live stock dealer. Is thinking
seriously OF re-enteriny the bushes IS
here, and making speciality OF the
cattle trade
Since the road scraper man pass
ed out the pike from here to Mt
Salem, the road is left in much worse
shape than known for years and get
ting worse. The ridges left by the
scraper hold the water near the cen
ter OF the road, cutting bitches and
carrying the metal on the road.
Put this road to Mt Salem In the
hands OF Squire James X. Helm is
the earnest request Of our community
and note the great Improvement in
its condition by next January.
There Is talk OF new railroad
from Somerset to Monticello. This
will prove a great convenience to the
people in that vicinity.
An order has been issued by the
Postmaster eneral at Washington, d.
C., empowering the rural route car
riers to fill out the vouchers of all
pensioners on their respective routes.
The charges for same are not to ex'
coed % cents each.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
What 'Fluence Is II
THAT GOT RowsY OUT OF PEN
AGAIN.
lDanyilIe' Messenger. }


William Rowsey has been parcled
again. Every intelligent person in
Boyle county knows VINO William
ROwsey is. He killed a man named
William Masterson at ParksviIle sew
Isral years ago While in Jail in Dan.
vile he escaped.
Jailer Fitzgerald and Detective
Thomas Helm trailed him for months.
spent thousands Of dollars and at
last caught him in Arizona. The story
Iof that. digit and chase would read
Ike ,fiction intsead Of fact However
William aRoEsey was, brought back.
IIied; and sentenced to the pen
'itsRtiary.a He was. paroled and came
home. lie was in Boyle county but a
short timeNbefore ne got drunk and
started trouble again. He threatened
to kill Jailer Fitzgertld as the latter
was driving along the Perryville road.
Having broken his parole he was sent
back to the penitentiary and on last
Tuesday, to the amazement OF the
good citizens OF this county, he was
paroled again and turned loose OF .
lava oiding community.
Some strong influence, latent but
none less potent Ens been brought
TO bear on the prison authorities to
give this man his liberty again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
WILLOW GROVE SCHOOL HOUSE
boyle County,

boyle County,
Uncle Harvey Hignite is spending
a month with his son at Barbourvill,
Mrs. Routen, OF Shelby City, has
been visiting J. K. Aviut and family.
Miss Alza Thompson, OF Mt. Yer
non, has been a recent guest OF the
Misses Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, I. Lunsford. Of
Preachersville, we're visiting thei.
son, ]. NJ. Lunsford and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hester and lit
tie daughter we're yisitins In Paint
Lick. - -. Il, ,...,s
Russell county. Va, to play a wed
ding march at the marriage OF a
friend, Miss FraIeS II
A protracted meeting will begin al
the school house here some time in
October. Services win be at night
only through the week and on Sun
days on account of school. 49,.
In a former report We noted The
robbery OF our mail box. Last week
It was robbed again, presumably by
the same thief. There was a large
aount OF mail taken this time. The
l. j. WHICH We COnohoCi oS oNopAN 80
bread and butter in the home, was
taken also, and our thoughts, for
|tnnately, were not expressed in
spoken language on this occasion,
A section OF turnpike has been bail'
recently by Boyle county, running
from near the Old Fort rock quarry,
near Danyille, to Mr.. Phelps Cobbs'
which lacks a short distance OF reach
ing the Lincoln line. Now, II Lincoln
county will construct an extension
from the county line running by the
farms Of PullianI. McAfee brothers'
scudder AMI others ~ connect wi;h
the Stanford and Knob Lick pike the
same would be, a much-needed,, TN
proyement and " incaicuiapie benefit
to the good people living Id the yictn-
ity through Which. Il would pass Is 4
major portion could be baiit on the
county road. s't,n 4 y ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
Farmers Institute
IN LINCOLN COUNTY TO BE HELD
A LITTLE LATER.

Sam Patrick farmers institute or
ganizer Tor the State Department OF
Agriculture, was here last week. ad-
Nertsing the Lincoln County Farmers
Institute which will be held a little
later in the year. IL has been intend
ed to hold the institute this month,
bat 1t was decided to call them of dur
ing the state fair. so that the date
was postponed until later. An effort
viii be made to have the Interior
Journals Corn and Tobacco show held
during the county institute, and Com
missioner of Agriculture NJ G. Ran
kin will very probably be on hand to
Judge the exhibits.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
BREAKS RECORDS
3Os PUPILS WHEN FALL TERM
sEeiNs-ADDREss TO THE
TAXPAYERS

All records for attendance at the
Stanford public school on an opening
day were eclipsed last week. when
school started for the fall term with
S3S pupils present A large number
Df patrons and friends were present
for the opening exercises, which were
by Rev ID. NJ Walker. who made an
interesting address along the line OF
training tor efficiency and good cis
renship.
In a handsome catalogue OF the
school. Just issued by the Interior
Journal the trustees make this ad
deess.
To the taxpayers OF the district:
Since the organization OF the pres
ent school, system in 1902. the imam
ess OF the institution have been admir-
ably managed. An Indebtedness Of
more than $4,000 was incurred. there
being only about 5000 on hand at
the beginning With the present tar
rate. which has not been increased,
there has been gradual but substan.
tat growth OF property and equipment
The building. which Is an honor 10
stanford. graces the hill on which II is
situated. II has been supplied with
comfortable school furniture. Two
pianos have been purchased. a con,
crete walk has ben made. two barns
have been built for the use OF non
resident pupils. ana steam-neating
system has been Installed. All these
things, with many others. have been
done without an increase OF one cent
In the tax
There are four more teachers now
than were necessary at the beginning.
Two new departments have been
added There Is now school prop
erty. valued at more than $4,000 with
only $1,000 Indebtedness and this can
be paid in one more year.
There are SUFFICIENT funds TO meet
the expenses OF the coming year and
pay the insurance. interest and other
iucidentals. An itemized or statisti'
cal report Is not deemed necessary at
this time. but the books OF the board
OF education are open Tor the inspee'
ton OF the patrons at any time.
should II not be the source OF tusti-
liable community pride that he have
such an institution managed with 30
e,reat care that he best interests are
always eonseryedy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
Marksbury

Mrs. s. c. Price. Of Lancaster and
Mrs, Crit Eubanks, OF Stanford and
Mr.. Jess Perkins, of Cincinnati we're
here Sunday to attend the funeral OF
j. 4. Perj ins. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Perkins. at Lancaster GENE
terry.
John Woods is in Lexington look
ing for a farm. He has to give pos
session TO Mr. Saunders, who has
bought his place.
Miss Georgia Dunn is taking a rest
at Crab Orchard Springs.
Miss Mary Chestnut and brother
Tom, have been visiting M. +. Rout
near Lexington.
The deepest sympathy is felt Tor
Mr. and Mrs. Id. Perkins on the
death OF their seven months old baby,
who died Saturday. The child had
been IN for some time. but its death
was a great shock to the community
May the Heavenly Father comfort
and console the grief-stricken parents
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
HOW AsoUr THis7

Editor Interior Journal:
/ notice an article in Tuesdays pa
per declaring Hugh Logan to be the
the champion fisherman. Mr., Logan
will have to come again. John c. Pep
pies aud myself caught two cats in
Dix river at the mouth of Drake S
creek, weighing 1914 and II lbs. IN
two nights. You will have TO ask
Peoples how We caught them.
Very truly,
G.. b. KING.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
Stone for Judge
WELL-kNoWN DANvILLE LAW
YER WILL SEEK CIRCUIT
JUDeEsHIP.

Hon. George Erwin Stone, Of Dan
vile, was here Monday on bushes,
He met many odd friends and made a
number of new ones, who urged him
TO make the race for the democratic
nomination for circuit Judge next
summer. Judge Stone Is a brilliant
speaker, an excellent lawyer and has
many friends here and throughout the
district who will be glad to rally tc
his support The reception he met
with here yesterday caused him &c
about conclude that he will make the
race. Reports from Boyle are to the
effect that he is very strong in Boyle
county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
AnM. <.srRAToR's NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate OF nj. &. Sauiiey, deceased,
will present the same TO the under
signed. properly proven on Or before
abe 18th day OF October, lslO. and all
persons indebted TO said decedent. M
AC. saufey will please settleaa same
promptly. Fol71 nae '-iP' D..
a III. GEORGE u. STONE. ~
Admr. Of NJ, c. Sauhey, Deceased.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
Fish & Pennington
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, FOR
MER TAKING BUSINESS.

h. d. Pennington has sold his inter
est in the popular insurance firm Of
Fish & Pennington, to his partenr
W. s, Fish, who will 60 it alone. Mr.
Per S6gton will probably go to farm
ing.
Mr.. Fish is enc Of the best known
Insurance men in this part of the
state and is a hustler with untirine
energy. He has engaged Mr.. Herbert
Kinnaird, OF Lancaster, to look after
office details, while he is out looking
after business.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

"Can be depended upon" Is an ex'
preston We all like TO hear and when
il is used in connection with Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Il means that 1t never falls
70 cure dlarrhoea. dysentery or bowel
complaints. II is pleasant to take
and equally valuable for children and
adults. Sold by Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

At the opera house tonight Mex
lean Treachery," and "The Adventure
Of Honehead." Both excellent feature
films, Sc aud Toe. "Wednesday night
"Hero and Leander." a hne feature
film, and "Come TO supper" Inc pic
ture. Friday and Saturday fine pro
grams. No show Thursday night ow
ing to Coburn's Ministries.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

The Kentucky conference of the NJ.
4. Church South, will convene in Har'
rodsburg. Sept. 81. Bishop John A.
Kelgo will preside. This conference
makes the appointments of the
preachers for the following year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
4 COOP POSITION.

Can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies in the field of Wireless
or Railway telegraphy! Since the T.
hour Law became effective. and since
the wireless companies are establish
ing STATIONS throughout the country
there is a great shortage OF telegraph
ers, Positions pay beginners from $40
to $50 per month. with good chance OF
advancement The National Tele-
graph Institute operates six official
institutes IN America under supervis-
ION Of r. r. and Wireless Officials
and places all graduates into posi-
tions 1t will pay YOU to write them
philadelphia, Pa,
for full details at Cincinnati. o. or
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
Skin affections
WHETHER ON INFANT OR
GROWN PERSON CURED ~
zEMo ANo zEMo SOAP
An Unusual Offer.


The man at the drug store says
to every person, be 1t man. woman or
child, who has an irritated. tender or
itching skin to couie TO- our store ano
procure n bottle OF zEMo and a
cake of zEMo soap and IL you are not
entirely satisfied with the results.
come back and get your money. SO
confident are We OF the efficacy OF
this clean. simple treatment. that we
make you this usual offer.
ZEMO Is a clear liquid for external
use that has cured so many eases OF
eczema. pimples. dandrnff aud other
forms OF skin eruption. zEMO and
ZEMO soap are the most economical
as well as the cleanest and most et-
fective treatment for affections 81
the skin or scalp. whether on infant
or grown person. Pennys Drug Store
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you cant get a bottle Of
chamberlain's Eminent tor "a cents-
A piece Of flannel dampened with this
linlment is superior to any plaster Tor
lame back. pains in the inside and
chest. and much cheaper. Sold BY
Penny's Drug Store. al l,IkA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. BY taking Chamber
.lain's stomach and Liver Tablets you
can improve both. Sold by Pennys
Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received foi
concrete payements around the
court house inside the yard and In
front of the court house and for con.
crete wall or. coping around same-as
per plans and specifications now on
iile in my ONCE. ..
All bids must be sealed and filed
with the undersigned on on before 10
O'Clock a. m. Wednesday, Sept. 81,
lslo.
57.3t @. B. COOPER, Clerk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-13

Don't forget the sreat Coburn Min
strels Thursday night. Everything
new and catchy. Reserved seats 81
shungar a Tanner. g
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

lZI7 ! street uorthwest-Square 2s5. part Of lot 9;
Mary n. Stckney 10 the Crane Company SO
BrightWoOd PsTk-SQHsre 800 lots 81, IS. 50. O. and
SO 20 Is; John Taylor Arms and samuel A.
DnIry. trustees. TO Thomas H. Esans s., 90
x street northwest, between Nineteenth aud Twen-
tieth strsets-square s.. parts Of lots /, 2, and
2. George " Marsh 10 Matte r. Slater. SO
FristOe's Court northwest between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth stTeets-SQuare rs. lot 49, Josis
Ryon % William r. Hodges SO.
Pleasant Pisins-Lot s95, Harry Wardman and
Thomas P. Bones 10 ChrLstsua Miller. SO.
5gDs Twelfth street noFth~est-Square rs lot %
Mary Z. Graham 70 Z. Cary Male. So
street southeast, between ThiTteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Square 1916. lets 90 and 100; VIII
lam II. Talmadge ct VI. 70 the District Ol Co
lumbia, S5N.A
Columbia Heights-Io4 =. block 2; ChArlss J
Walker et ux. 20 Hannah L1chs, So
5n. 5Os. and 5s Third street north~est-sduars a
lots 81 81 and S.: Katharine A. Craig n
Amelia G. MautDer. SO.
Meadow Bsnk-LOt 2 block 2; Huston RuATk e
Leland Barton SO.
Clark Mills Estste-Lot Is; Byron Barton 20 Lslsns
Barton, SO.
Randie & TX. 10 Andrew z. Mckay. so.
los Eighteenth street northwest-Squsre 10 lot s.
Rosalie n. Citing ct vir to Richard G. DaTen
port, SO
Vnla Park-squaFe s2s lot 2: Clara A Marden E
Yir 70 Endre c. Anderson. S55e.3
street northwest between Seventeenth an,
Eighteenth streets-square lSi. lots 3 And 2
Charles Eariy et 20 ". Shirley Carter SO
Argyle and Corol-square Zos. lots and Is; E6
/ : ward +. CGiladay et W. 10 J. Philip Herr
mann So
Woodley Park-Square I'd, part q lot ioz; Erznk
lin T. sanner et ux- 20 Catherine Holbrook So
/ P street northwest. between Fourth and FIT
| streets-SquArs so part Of lot Is: Frances S
Nichols 70 james Francis johnson. SIC.
1 Trinidsd-Lot Il. block l2; Francis Leonard
Dennis P. Fenton and Margaret Fenton. Sc
/ Chevy Chase-Square 1851 lots 2 and %: Geors
BAILEY and Donald G. Macleod. trustees. 70 u
Chew Chase Presbyterian Churc4 So
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
WORK ON HUDSON BAY LINE
Within Eighteen Months NOrthware
Route VIII BE Onrn.

Winnipeg. Man. July 6.-The initial
step in the construction OF the gov.
ernmept line TO Hudson Bay was taker
Tuesday night when the contract wal
let for construction Of the superstruc-
ture of the bridge across the Saslat.
chewal River at Lapas Junction. thu
present terminus OF the Canadian
Northern Line.
This bridge viii admit the passage
20 the far North OF supplies OF the
Hudson Bay Line. The crossing OF
the line has hitherto been the stun.
bling block. Actual work VIII b
started this month and the work viii
be rushed on the grade and steel vii
be laid BY fall next year.
To La Pas the Canadian Northern
already has line which will shortll
be put in operation. The Grand Trunl
Pacific is engaged in construction o.
line from Melville to that point
which is already In operation to York
town. while the grade is being rushed
northward from that town.
Within eighteen months at the yer!
latest Western Canada will be ship
ping its grain via Hudson Bay to Eu
ropean markets
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
DAILY COURT RECORD
Wednesday. JuIy 9, 10Io)

70 Herman E. Gasch and William Corcoran
Hil trustees TO secure Rosahe VI. Gittings,
Sl450, years. per cent, semi-annualiy.
Holmsad Alanor-Lot 81, block sS; James 7, econ
et ux 10 Albert T. Fox and Edmund h. Fox
trustees. 10 secure Frederick X. Walker N,IS'
years. per cent, semi-annually.
Square 2Ssi-Lot Si4: Louise Nickel ct TX. %
George 81. Enmerich and Douglass ). M@c<sh'
trustees 20 secure the Washington Six fer
Cent Permanent Building Association, $50.
Square les5-I,ot Is; Cora A. /. HemleT ct VIZ 70
Henry H. Bergman and George NJ. E1nmsEicn.
trustees to the Metropolis Building Asso-
citation. No. 8. $50
West EckingtOn-Lot IA block 2: Charles F. Wes~
ton ct un. to Henry H. Bergman and George
n. Emmerieh. trustees, 70 secure Metropolis
Building Association. No. 5. 500.
Square slO-Lot A.; John Z. King and Mansfield V.
King TO the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany trustee te secure the Equitable Co
operative Building Association. $500
Square 5i0-East part Of lot i3; James Francis
johnson to John w. Conner and Thomas
Walker. trustees. to secure Frances S. Nichols.
500. monthly payments. per cent per annuIn-
Mount Piessant-LOt $50; Grace NJ. 5t0ddart TO
National Savings and Trust Company. trustees,
TO secure the American Security and Trust Com
pany. s260o. years. 5 per cent. semi-annuaily.
Clark Mills Estate-LOt 5; John I. Knapp et ux.
70 Louis +. Shoemaker and Wilton ]. Lambert.
trustees 20 secure Rudolph II. Ysatman, S, 100,
years. per cent semi-snnualy.
Lsngdon Park-Lot Is. block q; Jessie F. Payne
70 Hauy 7. HewoOmb and Lee d. LAtimer.
trustees. to secure Arthur NJ. Churchill, $500. ,
yeam. per cent. eBi-annualy.
Square ls5f-L0ts 2 and 60 John A. Fleming ct
al, trustees Of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. to George E. Fleming and Edward L.
Hliiyer, trustees, 70 secure William L. Crane.
A,Se years. 81 per cent, semi-anauAily.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
THE STAG AFL0AT.
Not Afraid of wafer-SOme OF HIS
Swimming Exploits.

Swimming Exploits.
From the Country Gentleman.
The stag IS not by any means afraid Of
the water. and when the necessity arises
he is ever ready 20 give an exhibition Of
his swimming powers. Such a spectacle
IS not uncommon in the Highlands and
excites little comment among the for
esters. The noble creature frequently
takes TO the limpid element In order to
elude pursuit
Only the other day a fine stag which
had apparently been subjected TO some
molestation in the neighborhood of
Melmsdale Harbor. Sutherlandshire,
plunged Into the sea and set his course
oeeanward. He swan lightly and rapid
ly and succeeded in placing two miles to
his credit.
Two fishermen in boat captured the
animal, which unhappily was drowned
while being towed ashore. 1t was q nine
pointer and weighed eighteen stone. The
! occurrence reminds me OF similar incl
dent which some four years ago came
under my observation in the Island OF
Null
A certain proprietor had ordered a num-
Der OF stays from the south with the
OBJECT Of infusing some fresh blood into
| bis ruddy herd On arriving by steamer
| the animals were carted in their crates
20 the park assigned TO them and where
| they were promptly liberated. One OF
| the strangers was evidently much alarm
/ ed by his new surroundings and Instant
| iy made dash for the adjacent shore
Without a moments hesitation he
/ sprang into the water-which was at the
time very choppy and intensely cold
and struck out CALAMITY for the nearest
point on the mainland. The Sound o.
| Null, three-Quarters OF a mile broad
was duly negotiated and after resting
/ for an instant on the tangle covered
beach the gallant creature tripped Il
lightly toward the rugged fens.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Connecticut avenue Terace-Lot 2 block 2; Ollie
NJ. Crutcher and James W. Crgteher to Ma
uonL Savings and TrIst Company, trustee, -
secure American Security and Trust Company,
si.oOo. 5 years. per cent. semiannuaIly.
Sausre G5-Jots 81 to 50. 81 and es 70 76: Thoznas
II. Evans 70 John Taylor AIMS and Samuel A.
DruTy, trustees, 20 secure Lee Brown. 500.
payable June ?. 1912. per cent per snnam.
Square S5-Lot 9; Jane S. Clark e al 70 Jesse L
Heiskell and John z MeLe.an, trustees. 70
secure Edward b. CLARK. Sl65. payable June 6.
1913 per cent, seTHi-annually.
Mount Pleasant-L0t 6S; Chrtstena Miller e vi
to s Percy Thompson and Charles " Fair
fax. trustees. to secure Harry Wsrdman and
Thomas Bones. 500, ! 20 50 months. pes
cent per anuum.
Square 273-Lot Is: Z. Cary Male Il to William
II. Saunders and A'laud Livingston, trustees u
secure Ursula ID. WRchtsr. 2,No. years, ps'
cent. seuli-annualy.
Square i35-Lot l3l; Harry r. Kline TO Aleeron
Gardner ard W. Gilbert Dent trustees. q
secure H. II. Newlin. SS0, / 70 $ months.
pr cent per annum-
Columbia Heights-Iot ss, block z; Charles J.
Walker ct ux. 10 Louis T. shoemaker. William
O. Ray. and H. T. HoEenstein. trustees. e
secure Abner C. r. Shoemaker. 1850. years
per Fnf. seTniannually
South q square l05s-Ict 9; Richard Hawkins e
al. trustees Of the Haven Methodist Episcopa
Church. TO William Thomas and tredeTici
Myers. trustees 70 secure William H. Barnes
yl0o, l to 81 months per cent per annum-
/ Petworth-Lot q. square 30 Francis q. Reed sn'
Venie Reed to William H. Saunders and ClsuC
Livingston. trustees. 10 secure Nellie NJ L
Jenkins. sl,1SSl, monthly payments. per cen
per Ennum.
| Petworth-IOt 3 block %; EwaId Schneider an,
Augusta X. Schneider TO William II. SRupdeT
and Gland Livingston, trustees. 10 secure Neli
/ NJ. L. Jenkins. N.S7s3l. monthly payments.
per cent per annum.
| Reno-Lot % block A. John IA Hyson e; al
trustees Of the Rock Creek Baptist Church. {
| John Taylor Arms and Samuel A. DTITy. tru:
tees to secure Lee Brown. 2.0oo. years, pe
cent. seuii-snnualy. Same TO sane. TO secur
same. N,;oO. ! TO s. months. 6 per cent pe
| Gnnum
Square Ise-Lot 50; Richard G.. DaTenpnt ct u
The Washington herald., 1910-07-07
ORDERS HEAVY ENGINES.

Baltimore, Md, July SIT was an
nounced to-day that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad had placed an order for
additional equipment, consisting of fifty
Mikado type freight locomotives. which
are to be built by the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works.
These engines are the heaviest class OF
freight engines aside from the large Nal
let engines. used exclusively In helper
service, and weigh 10000 pounds, The
consolidation type engine. now IN gen.
eral freight use. weighs 10000 pounds.
In design the BIikado engine has pony
truck forward four pairs Of driving
wheels, and a trailer truck.