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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-05-05
YOUR CHICKENS IN NAY.
Ernest Kellerstrass Gives Some
Pointers on What to Do
This Month.

K. C. Star
What you ought to do for the best
interest of your chickens this month
is told here by Ernest KellerStraSS Of
Kansas City. Mr.. KellerstraSS be-
lieves in a monthly routine 10 be
followed in all similar cases.
There is only one way to feed
poultry if you would make a success
of the business; feed them with the
right kind of feed from hatch to
Ratchet
Nothing but lice will cause the old
hen to leave her eggs when she has
settled down.
Setting hens are lice breeders
This is one reason why the incubator
is to be preferred for Matching chick
ems.
"The chickens are free from lice
to begin with, and il is not such a
difficult matter to keep the lice in
subsection.
"a good many coops of poultry 20
to market in crate that weighs as
much again as the birds. Express
costs just as much on the coopS as on
the birds.
"Whitewash the chicken coopS
and disinfect the hen houses; diSin-
feet at least once a week and con-
tinue through the hot months to
come.
stop the red mites before they
get started-prevention is better than
cure.
Outdoor breeders must be kept
under shed or some kind of sun
protection to maintain the even hover
temperature desired. In teaching
young chickens to run in and out of
outdoor breeders regularly, use sod or
a pile of dirt for them to run up and
down on. Also when building their
first yards make them A shape, with
the apex in the end at the opening OF
the brUUdUr,D then the chickens will
have no corner to bunch up in during
the bright sunshiny days, and their
education takes much less of the at
tendantS time.
'If you are through Matching, break
up your pens and market the old
cocks, all but the very choice ones
that you are expecting to use another
year. They are a nuisance with their
quarrelsome habits, and are con-
tinual bill of expense.
'Be liberal with your estimate and
have enough chickens and TO spare.
If you have Is per cent to spare when
filling your laying houses they will
always find a ready sale, and this
gives you an opportunity to Gull
closely and preserve only the best
for yourself.
"Try marketing your birds alive.
We don't know of a more nerve
racking job than picking a lot of
broilers without tearing the skins.
Many times you can get as much for
them alive as yOucan get for them
dressed. The labor saved is a biz
item.
''Broilers are going down in price
and the market is calling for a larger
bird, two and one-half to three
pounds each this month.
March Matched chickens should
now be leaving the breeders, and if
they have been properly hardened,
will take quite airy rooSting coopS,
"Be careful of them on cool nights
when first put out see that they do
not pile up and smother one another.
Don't let the rats get a foothold.
January and February chickens
intended for early market should
have grass runs and feed before them
during the balance of their lives.
Good Painters use Mound CITY
| "a e tIIorca ChooO Brand un,,cA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-05-05

I'VE expect that the customs re-
ceipts will fall off from now on, said
a high official of the treasury to the
writer. "The recent increase in the
customs receipts was largely if not
wholly due to the interruption of
business while the tariff bill was in
the making. Importers held their
orders because of uncertainty of
what the new rates would be. AS
soon as the tariff bill was passed,
these delayed orders were sent abroad
and the increases in the customs re-
ceipH of the past couple of months
are merely temporary, and do not by
any means indicate that the new law
is to be a much better revenue pro-
ducer than the old one"
"Aldrich is not a candidate for re-
election and therefore is no longer an
ISSUE" is what the Republicans are
preparing to say from the stump in
the approaching Congressional cleo
tioaA But such progressive Repub-
6cam e Senator LaFoIlette expect to
- Aldrich in the next Congress,
rnnf2v and enupr N corvn fho ~ n.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-05-05

Half an hour is all the time re-
quired to dive an article with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Any one can do it, as simply
boiling the goods with tho dye
is all that is necessary.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-05-05

Good Painters use Mound CITY
Co.'s 'Horse Shoe" Brand House
Paint exclusively. w. H. Hupp L.
Son. 5l-52t.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Supreme Court of the united stAtes.

supreme court OF the Nhtteu StaAces
Present. SIR. Justice Harlan Mr. Justice White
Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr.. justice Holmes, Ar. Jus
tice Day AL Justice LurtOn. and Nj. Justice
Hughes
Charles NJ. B7an. II Memphis. Tenn. Walter G.
Hends=en # Meii1d. Mass and Edward II.
Rhoadgs. IT, f Toledo, Ohio. were admitted 10
IacJiCe
No. i7i Poghatan Coal and Coke Company aP-
pellant IS Norfolk and Western Railway CcmIaI.
appeal from The United States CEcUit Court q Ap-
p,als fcs tie Fourth circuit dismissed with costs,
Oh motion u counsel or appellant.
No. a. Bernard CoTgan e a.. plaintiffs In
error. IS. Kansas City 81 al. ln error L. the Su-
preme Court n Tie State Of Missouri; dismissed
with costs pursuant ~ the tenth rule.
Ne. &c. Diamond Rubber Company n New Iork.
petitioner, vs. Consolidated Rubber Tirr Company ct
81 argument commenced ny Mr.. &. X. Onieh for
TIE petitioner and continued ly sir. Frederick 7.
Fish frr the s-pocd uts. NECreUpon. Il was ~
der5d ly the court that the be passed fer
EGmcut when Jh- vacancies on the bench shall have
been filed.
No. S. Della Alofiti e. a., plaintiffs in error. Va
NJ J. Kelley, treasurer. &c-. argued by Mr Naucn
Oluey for the plaintiffs m error and by Aif Robert
A. WaTiug for ,hc dsfrt isnt iu error.
No. S. The Arklnss, southern Railway Com
Uauy 70 al. plaintiffs error. rs. Louisiana and
Arkgnsas Railway CoT.canyi argued by Mr.. \. 4.
Guuhy for tie plaintiffs in error and Mr.. Henry
Moore. IT, fer the defendant IN erTCr
AdiCJTnCd until 'oudsy next az = O'Clock.
The day call Ter Monday, Sovemher :, will b as
follows: Nos. 80, 81, e. 43 A. 20. -. 60 81. and s.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ill Seyeu.h street northeast and 76l and III Florida
avenue northtast-Square $50, lots Is, a., and 80;
Louis E. Ftuen et ux. 10 Anita Mckee Graves,
SO.
lots IS and Is; Barbara NJ, Graf 20 Christina
Miller, SO
Argyle Park-square gi5i. lot 8; John y. Macphsn-
son ct TX. Percy NJ. Child. 500.
TSenty-hfth street northwest between K street and
Pennsylvania ayenue-Squarc Is, lot g George
A. King e. uX. Gir0lamo Lornedico SO.
street southwest, between Third and FouT-and a
half streets-Square 54S. Part q lot Is; T. ii.
Bergman, trustee 90 Wllhelmlna Eckert. 500.
Cleveland Park-SquaTe H75. lot & Arthur B..
Farnh1m ct Ix. 20 Ella NJ. Russell SO.
lie DrOIt Park-L0t IS block Is; Frank l. Ottweli
60 Emma +. Dennis, SO
Sixth street northeast 'etWeen L and NJ streets
square s55, lot S. John Cunningham Ct TX. to
Alberta c. Taylor. S225-
Kentucky avenue southeast between A and r streets
Square l0l4. lot = Walter +. Collins et ux.
to John ". Honey, $40
Twelfth street southeast. between 4 and streets
Square 1914, bet 81; Walter T. Collins et NIX. 20
Steward 4. MehlfHt and Eertis Z. Mehlfelt. SO.
Eighth street ard Virginia avenue s1Uthcast-SqlaTe
500 part Of lot g. David A. Ofutt ct TX. 70
Agnes L. White. SO; trust $3.50.
G street southeast between Seventh and Eighth
streets-SquaTe Sl5 lot c. Morris Goldman Ct
uX. 10 Simon Sehafer. Sle
West Holmead Manor-Lot E. block 4; George W.
Dalhlldu Ct uA- 10 aslcc l. " Lttes elt.
Grace street northwest between ThiJty-second and
Potomac streets-Squsre llSs part Of 9Dt Is.
John Z. Stuekert e ux. 90 Jesse NJ. ShTeve. SO.
No. 1853 street s0utheast-Squale los LOT =;
Charles +. Benjamin, trustee, 10 Otto Hetmul-
Ter $3.50
Pleasant Plains-Squa7e S35l. lot 70i Guy 5. Zepp
and Carroll = Zepp 10 Eugene Curtis, SO
North BrigltW0ed-I.Ot "a block 1; Morton NJ. Lit
tie. trustee. 10 Mae II. whitcomb SO.
street southeast, between Third and Fourth
streets-SquaTe 7s9 part Of lot \; Louisa II
Bride and William W Bride et TX 70 Joseph
! Weller, Charles a. Mccarthy and Burr y.
Edwards, SIC.
Addition to Congress Heishts-Square 6059 lot .
Burton II. White Ct uN to Andrew +. Ne
Kay. SO
Southeast corner Eighth and o streets northwest
and between NJ and y. North Capitol and First
streets northeast-SqUare 423 part Of lot
square or lots g. g. 10 Us 10 70 rs and 80
Harry A. Burgess to Gertrude NJ. Harris. So
Whitney C0se-LOts IS to .. block 8: NJ. Isabella
Parker 70 William L. Stewart. SO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present-Au
No. PSI. Smith. &c, vs GardiHsr Sc; placed
az foot of docket.
No. 20s5. King GO al. N. shelton e. al appeal
to supreme Count q the United states prayed by
Mr.. H. s. Woodland, attorney for Rppelges, allowed
and bond Tor costs fixed 40 SU.
No. 2l-9 Alexander v. Alexander: argument con
tinuei b. Mr. 5. d. Trultt for appellee, and con
Guided by Air. J. II. Adril4us for appellant
No. Zls0. United States IS. Title Guaranty and
Surety Company; argument commenced by Mr.. &.
". MauTin for appellant continued by Mr.. Phillip
Walker for appellee. continued Mr.. J. W. Cox
for appellee. and concluded by Mr. &. W. Maupin
for appellant.
No. 2ls2, Jase.G rs, Risks National Bank and
Ne. 4S3 Same IS. same; argument Commenced
by Mr.. J. II. Ralston Ior appellant, and concluded
By Mr.. Il. Il. Perry for appellee.
No. 2l5. Arlington Brewing Company ct al rs.
Wyvill ct al. Mandate ordered 20 issue forthwith
on motion Of Mr.. L. A. Bailey for appellants.
Assignments for Monday. November Patent sp-
peals: Nos 62s, g. CO, e2 t5is and sisl, CO. 652
G4 6j5, and GO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Esta-e = Mary A. L. Williams viii dated July
II. lst filed.
Estate Of John Il. Lord. VII dated september
q. 1910 and petition for letters testamenay filed
and order for commission 20 issue. Attorney, q. +.
Mc5lge
Estate Of David g. Dixon letters Of administers
ton c. L a. granted 70 William q. Henderson,
bond. SC.010. Attorney. ". e. Henderson.
Estate q James KelIhrr. letters Of adminisrra-
ton granted Margaret q. Bresnahans bond 500.
Attorney. J. L. Gardiner.
Estate Of Edmonla NJ. Mel lung. order 20 sell Pew.
Attorneys Maddox q Gatleg.
Estate q Michael Mcdonnell; order 70 oomG1o
mise. Attorney. NJ. J. keane.
IN re sally A. Bet q al. order 20 make IN
provements. Attorneys Ralph GiveE and ~ r,
MsuEAn.
IL re Helen Lee e AL order % increase bond
Atr0rneys Wilson d Barksdaie
Estate of Faunie t. BraXton; letters q admins
tration granted 20 Edward H. BraXton; bond So
Attorney, T.. 4. Moore.
IN re Ida N. TeepIe ct al. order for allowance
Attorney. Charles Liukins
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The West IS safe and sane and viii
be found on election day to stand by the
administration and the Republican party,
but the East is wild and woolly," said
Capt. Seth Bullock. United States mar
shal. of Deadwood. S OAK. who is at the
Shoreham. with SLOUGH hat. mustache
eyebrows. nose. eyes. chin, jaw, and all
These parts and parcels of the coun-
tenance OF this Western terror of horse
thieves and evildoers are so individually
and Enthusiastically developed that they
form Il tout ensemble which is the per-
sonihcation OF strength, dare-devlltry, and
rugged honesty. The marshal has quite
a number of notches on his pet gun. ana
then some.
Seeks Indian Horse Thief.
He is here to tale home with him an
Indian horse thief who is at ST. Eliza
beth's, where he was taken from South
Dakota because he suddenly went in
sane while being tried for the crime.
He has recovered. 1t is said, and the
marshal has something waiting for him
at home.
South Dakota is Republican" said
Capt Bullock, and so are all the neigh
boring States. The farmers are pros
porous, and do not wish for a change IN
the form of government. They're safe
and sane people out there; they're wild
and woolly in the East, particularly
around Manhattan, Coney. and Blackwell
and other outlying islands.
The automobile is going to be put in
service on election day in South Dakota
to round up the farmer vote. About
1000 automobiles viii be used 20 bring
the farmers to the polls and take them
back again 20 their work after they have
deposited their ballots"
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gies. to be played next Tuesday or We'd
nesday, Notwithstanding the fact that
Gallaudet will have her hands fun next
Saturday in a game with Franklin and
Marshall at Lancaster, Pa, but the
Maryland manager declined. However.
the game for to-day is only postponed
indefinitely. and 1t is expected that in the
near future the date OF the annual con-
test between Gallaudet and Maryland
Agsies will be agreed upon.
To take the place OF the regular game
postponed to-day. Manager Anderson. OF
the Gallaudet eleven, is trying 10 arrange
with Mount st. Joseph's College of Bal
timore 10 play at Kendall Green Tuesday
or Wednesday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Eouity Suits.

No EC56 In re assignment The Galloway Oatmsn
Company, TX bond. Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdaie
No 2rE Archibald B. Castle vs.. Raymond AIur-
ply e. al; sci aside convey auce for receiver Al
t0rney. c. A. Barnard.
Ma. 2fSS Mary \. Clifford VS. Robert o. Cliff
ford; divorce q mensa et thoro. Attorney. J. A.
O'Shea.
No. 9.S9. The Purchase Company vs.. Unknown
Heirs. &c, q Mautou Carlb1mi quiet title. AtJor-
neys. Berry a Minor.
Ne. eCD. George Y. Chandler ~ al vs.. IN
known Hens Of james Whitfield e. al. quiet title.
Attorney v. T.. Balierston.
No. aq-A George /. Greiner e al. rs Maize
g. Elias, confirm contract Of sale. Attorneys,
Sheehy 4 Sheehy.
No. @542 Eliza A. BROOKS et al rs. The Manor
Real Estate Company et al quiet title. Att1r-
news Archer & Smith.
No. gA Nylla I. Wilson ~ Ross ]. Wilson
e. al; divorce. Attorney, u. W Stewart.
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last DeauWood-SqGare SCI. lot %; Parker Nlorta
% J0in A Hy5er SO
Randle Highlands-Squ4re 55ss, lots q and 3;
square 1851 lot l3, square 55s3 lot s; United
States Realty Company 70 Nathan /. Hat
ton So.
Randle HighIauds-squars 5ss-. lots 81 and s.;
United states Realty Company 10 Robert J.
HYDE SO.
Raudle Highan3s-square 55l2 10. 50; United States
Realty Company % james II. Scott. SO.
Randle Highiards-oqgare 5635, iot @ United States
Realty Company 70 Joel q, LGbsnk SO.
Randle Hghlands-Square 55s4 lOt .; United States
Realty Company 20 Tclmbs L. knight. SO
RauCls Highlauds-Squsre 500 lct 81, United
States Realty Company 70 Mary A. White. SIC
Randle Hishlands-SIuare 55l3 LOT 3 United States
Realtr Company tp ". T. SaJterirld. $40.
Mount Pleaslut-L5t go; Harry Nagdman and
Thomas +. Bones 10 Amelie Mass. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Sluare 81,
lot SO, Elmira 5. Delano 10 Emanuel speicl,
SO.
Woodley Park-Sluare z50i rarr q lots ln and lc2;
lraEkl-n I. Sauaef et UE 10 William a Hill,
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BURN MAN AT STAKE.

Rock Springs, Tex, Nov 4-Atony Ro-
diguez, a Mexican. who confessed that he
murdered Mrs. Lem Henderson, was
burned at the stake at midnight He said
he killed her when she would not answer
a question.
Rodiguez showed no emotion When tied
to the stake and died without a plea for
mercy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
GALLAUDET-M. A. C. GAME OFF.
Condition of Grounds Prevents Two
Colleges from Playing To-day.

Ny mutual agreement Ganaudet and
Maryland Agricultural Colleges postponed
indefinitely the football game scheduled
for to-day between these two colleges. at
College Park, Md. on account Of the
snow, rain, and mud For seeond-rate
colleges these two colleges possess rep
resentatiVe elevens which have so far
made euviable records and which depend
on better weather conditions for better
showing and truer comparison, so the
rival football managers are 10 be con-
graduated for the proper and harmoni-
Gus course taken.
Manager Anderson. of the Buff and Blue
eleven, asked for a game with the Ag-
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years
No. Z062 United States vs.. Winston d. Payne
forgery and utteFngi sentenced % penltentiary tol
I've years and placed on probation.
No Il56. United States rs Ernest Rollins, en-
bezzemeuti order u probation rescnded and service
q sentence ord5rsd and ilcuding this date.
No Zl52 United States vs.. Percy Lee, house
breaking; order returning defendant % National
Training School FOR B0vs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Circ=;t Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No y5A Bluthertha & Bickart vs.. Carson; no
tion far new Trial 0Ferguled and Judgment on YER
dict; appeal noted; surersedeas b1nd. $50. At
tmueys. II, ". Wheatley-H I. Quinn ana L. a
Bailey
No 5sia Jackson IS Monarch Toy Manuilctur-
ing Company; demurrer OYenuled Attorneys, Ham
iltou Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamiltou-Dougias a
Baker.
No. ass. Hollenbergsr "a Commercial National
Bans; demurrer sustained. Attorneys. W. A.
Coomhe-SlateT & Phelps
No. $685. Georgetown Gaslisht Company vs. Dts
trict q Columbia. leave granted PeTTy a Son 20
withdraw Appearance for the plaintiff. Attoneys
r. Il. Goldsbor0ugh ard Is. T. DunloD-E Il.
Thomas.
No. gsh Distri-t q Columbia IS. Georgetown
GasiisAt Company leave sIantea Fery q son %
withdraw appearance for The defendant. Atiorne, 5,
l.. II. Thomas-R. Il. Go,dsbo-0ush and G.. 7.
Dunlop.
No. 1905. District Of Columbia vs.. Washington
Gaslight Company; same. Attorneys same.
No. 5Gf9 M5r!arty administrator vs.. Same
same. Attorneys Montague & Morisrity ard A. L
NeNmyeT-B. Il. G0lds5orUugh and b. >. Minor
No. ss-60 Jackson, trustee vs. Washington Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company; mo-
ti0u 10 calendar cause granted. AtJoFneys. +. j.
slater-Marbury 4 Gos,iau and a. A. Hoehling r.
No $3.50. III Mario IS. Marine; motion for leave
70 file additional plea Withdrawn Attorneys, Nelson
WilsCn-Pennebaker, Carisi Jones.
Ne 5512 TompEiHs ys. American Realty Com
pauy, motion for new tral oveTTlled. Judgment OF
verdict appeal notrd; cost bond. 500. Attorneys
Alexander WoR and j. ]. Darlingt0n-Birney s
Woodland.
No 5l53. Tompkins vs., same same. Attorneys
same.
No S52 United States * rel. R0WeI Sec
Rotary Of the Interior: rule retumahle November Is
Attorneys. Hamilton. CClbert. Herkes 4 Hamilton.
Assignments for November g;
No. 4j. Mcnamara vs. Washington Terminal Com
pauy. Attorueys. Leckie, Fulton * CoN-Hamilton.
No. Us. Kirkendan 20 al. vs.. Williams Ct al. At
/ tCrneys. RaIston & SiddOus-White.
No. IL. Wright IS. Washington Railway ard
I Electric Company. Attoneys. Budey-Dariiugton
/ No 49, Miles vs. Capital Traction Company. At
| toneys Hackett-Perry & Dunlop.
Ne. 8. Jennings vs.. Alislas. Attorneys, Bride
( O tmau.
No. 65 Jones s.. United States Continental
/ Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys, D0yle-Hay
I q
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YoRrHEAsrERN DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
r. ~
SENTENCED TO so YEARS.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 4.-Sergt. J. D. Man
ley. a national guardsmah. who killed
Louis Reichenstein by plunging a bay
onet through his body October %. 1888,
when President Taft was in Dallas, was
convicted Of murder and sentenced 10
ninety-nine years Imprisonment by a
Jury to-day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Equity Court No. 2.
IuSTICE COLD.

No. $50 Kensin .'or t-a~inEon ct al; re-
feUed TO auditor At H-miltOn. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton
No. &GS. Clifford - e. 4: ne returnabe
November Il. Attorney J. =. o'Shea
No. 1916. In re Galloway Oatman Company; bail
fixed at 500. Attorneys, Wilson * Barksdale.
No. 1851 In re Minnie Sklar. referred to audi
tor Attorney. r. A. Curtin.
No. EZl7. CTist0fani CT1stofani: William H
Holloway appointed i75ever; bond S0oO Attor-
neys. T. I. JefOTds and J. e. Beall-J. r. Taylor.
No. 1851. Wedderbum vs.. WedderbuTu; order az
20 custody Of infant. Attorneys. Berry & Minor
Charea Bendhsim.
No. E64 Kemp vs. Lehman: demurrer over
niled. Attorneys. Charles Poe-S. A Putnam and
John Ridglt
No. 2s559. Cave IS. Cave; order extending time.
Attorneys Thomas & Beiler-J. s. Easby-smith
No. 29G2 Taylor vs.. Merillat; order designating
method Of procedure. Attorneys Ralston, Siddons
& Richardson-W G. Lester.
No. 300 Capital Supply Company VS. Arey;
rule continued. Attorneys, J, w. McNeill-J. 4.
BuTkarL
No 2s7. Hund vs. Cramer ct al: motion for
receiver cuntinEed until final hearing Attorneys
W. d. Mclean and r. A. Ford-Biney & Woodard
and j. j. LameT
Assignments for Monday. Nov 7:
No 4. GundeTson vs. Gunderson. Attorneys.
DOYLE q Patteson-Geiger & O'Brien.
No. L. Afro American Realty Company vs.. April.
Attorneys. SteWart-DaVid
No Sc. Copeland vs. Moses & Sons. Attorneys,
Stmteyant s. Mason-Sterling
No g Rogers vs. Fowler Attorneys, Darling
ton 4 sullivan.
No A strider vs.. Stewart. Attorneys. Burkart-
Moulton & Colbert.
Nc. &5l. Rahm rs. Hopkins; bill dismissed
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Manuel Visits Oxford.

oxford. Nov. 4.-Ex-King Manuel of
Portugal visited several colleges of the
university to-day. The boisterous under
graduates, who usually make distinguish
ed visitors the butt of their jokes, re-
strained themselves during the visit of
the young exile.
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No. kasl Henry CastelbeTg IS, Benjamin T. Pat
ters1u: account s6sl45. ATTORNEY. Alex Wolf.
No. 531sl United states ex rel. james F. Rowel
Is Secretary Of Interior. mandamus. Attorney s.
Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
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bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. CO.. In re Louis Amztsis sale finally ratified.
No. Sol In re Thomas Z. Waggaman; trustee su-
thorized 20 pay taxes.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, November 4, iofO)

I Justice Barnard. Attorneys Raiston, siddous &
Richardson. J. DagIiugtqn
! No z7E. GFeinsr vs.. Elias guardian sd Item
/ appointed Justice Anders0nJ. Attorneys. Sheehy
& Sheehy.
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UNITED STATES COLLEGE OF
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

- NV. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Rated Class "a" by u. ). Government.
SEVENTEENTH SESSION OPENS SEPT IS 1910
Large hospital and clinic. New building aDd
completely equipDed operating and clinical T0OmS
meteorological. pathological and clinical labOra.
teT1es ana lecture rooms. Everything complete.
WRITE FOE CATALOG.
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Missouri still has fast hold on the
title Of Poultry Queen of the Union"
having in the year 1858 placed on the
market poultry, eggs and feathers TO the
value OF Si5.g02.6ya
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
Mechanics Lien.

No 6l8. National Mortar Company VS.. Chrs
Heu1ich. lot =. square 46, Nos $3.50 Ninth st
NV 500 o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
WEST STANDING PAT
Capt. Seth Bullock Sees Re-
publican Success.
SEEKS INDIAN HORSE THIEF

Marshal OF Deadwood, s. Oak, Comes
10 Capital TO Get 81. EIizabeth's
Inmate, Wanted for Old Crime--Au-
tOmObile 10 Play Role In Politics
Ont West I'm Present Campaign.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. sal. In re extension q Twenty-third and r
streets southeast; hearing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
SCHURMAN SCORES
new NATIONALIST
Cornell President Says IL Is
Dangerous Programme.
ROOSEVELT IS HIS TARGET

In Address Before NOnpartisnn Civic
Club of University, President Says
New Doctrine Is "the Travesty of
the Observation-Disclosures IL Would
Cause Business Crash.