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JOHN REDMOND,S MISSION.
An Appeal TO IrIshmen TO Give Him Sup-
port In HIs PIGht for self-S!OVernuaent

To rus EpIruK oF THE SUN Sir ! see
that Nj John Redmond is ON his way 10 the
I nlted States to he present At tho ConNeh-
I ION OF Irishmen In Buffalo newt week.
Of course his mission ~ to keep aTouseu
his count rymen in America in support OF
self government for ireland. The hope OF
disarming the Lords should nerve every
friend Of Ireland and every friend OF prog
re-- IN England. Until their power 10 broken
there can he no hope Of -elf- government
in ireland nor relief for the oNertsxed
masses IN England. and Redmond IL the man
who has held this major fact above all other
con SidetationS His cool head and great
foresight prevented him from breaking WIN
A~quith at the time the Premier failed To
keen his ureeleCtlon promises. Instead OF
disput,ug with Asluiths partV Redmond
took. as a. we're. tho reins of the Liberals
in his strong hand and compelled the party
- stand by the Albert Hall pledge Then
10 wac that he showed his sta'esmanshiO
amt uut.nching courage. and It Is gratifying
20 ~. now all the thinking men Of our race
have recognized the great qualities which
he displayed during that trying period.
The hpthead and trshrand can never do
any good Nh'l" he may gain little tenn
pUtlry Huplsu-~ which viii gratify his van
Nv. the thoughtful men OF = nation can never
hey0uIp tn. followers 81 slCh n man. hed-
WuuI does not preach hatred OF any class.
hut shows IN a clear way the iugttce OF Ire
land = demand for the restoration of her
Let iil freshmen rally around tho indom-
table Redmond. and let those who nave
honestly differed with him ia the past como
forward p" meet and cheer him lie mas
proved .msnT worthy ~ the fullest conf
dSngr IT gli ht- countrymen.
BH"ukLNN. September -. AscASius.
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To rHR EDIruR ~ THE SrN -Siv let
me assist -Old Tuner" With the long for
gotten horrible Tale % our mutual child
hood sung. Il mistake not. hv sam CoWe.l.
The brother. who Was = Determined voIng felicF,
Pnlsoned himself with hts siiA umbrella
Then the sister went down on her Blended knees
To smother herself With toasted ch~~,r
While the dear little baby Zoo the cradle
shot Itsef dead with silver A1l,.
Thrn the servant s~clng what they tf.
Stranrirt herself with saucrgAn "a
And the rs on the ceiling this case v1s the wos,
'un
BloWed Itself M by spon tAneous combustion.
Ch0ruE
Por. q II was such = horrible tale.
Twill make your faces all turn pale.
Your livers turn grecn. and your eyes grow glgm--
T~tddle -diddie lddle diddle -iddle diddIs dunn.
WILL y FuNp.
SPRIN0FIKLD. Mass. September =
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Harvard Before Eliot

\ veteran II tho Boston bar who Is
fifty years out If college, Mr.. GEORGE
\. ToRHEY. has found the leisure IN jot
down few recollectionl ~ his busy
life. which include memories IT Harvard
College IN tho DAYS which prcco,icd the
administration ~ President ELIOT His
bovho"d and youth came at an interest
Ing moment IN American civilization
just before IN" changes that N. civ. /
war brought IN. and hls description, 81
life are good for IN" half century bcforc
Lis time. n" PLAYED and did M, chores,
Ike other country bows IN tho little
town ~ Fitchburg he began the prac-
toe - law IN the heart II the Common
wealth. Worcester untouched by tho
invasion of foreign labor. We dwell
only on his college davs however. which
Will awaken echoes among the classes
that 7r" nearing the head II the com
Increment procession.
OF HE entrance examination Mr.
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q score Of times heavier than the body
u any bird and carrying a human bipei
a great deal heavier himself than any
bird. HANNIBAL, NAPOLEON. CHAVEZ!
The association Of the aviator with the
soldiers IL not prcsumptuous CHAVEZ
has also won endurahle fame. The
plan IT raising a monumen. 20 com
momorate his wonderful achievement
NJ Dnmo d'Os4ola. where he fell trium-
plant. should not he allowed to fail
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To THt tuiruH ~ 1Hr SrN". VIII '.N
yield 90 a LADY from Sew Jersey nttls .rs.r M
your erii iorial rage ~ ask Utte qu~sr'r. 'fe
answer 81 Which ought n Interest yo.- 's.F
readers. since n you read IL In TVS Sr'S I'' 'r.-'
what's the MATER Win tho New Nofs lrr..
anyway Are They al becoming fo-sl.fr. -
mind I'm growing drS aud ur~i ~ r'a''.
this story and reading that about Mr. R'u,f'-. .
and that's fusf about a. far A. any 20 bis .-.N
nave the courage 80 90. n thry have fn"i I'D
stand uron why don't they rmullt" rr' I-'
them a~ccpt bis challenge Aud come n4t ir '".
opeu and take the other side " they aar"
the Whole thing IN = nutshell 9, tris fr is '1si
and .auArely hitting the nail On the head. Ant
the result II snreheads ~ suursr
To my way ~ thinking. Mr. Rnoseyr't f. -. .'g
the cap 90 nc pretty tightly where " h,lnrgr. ".
Why al this huIahaiooa
PAIR rRoGELssIyA.
East ORANGE. September -.
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Mr. WILLIAM e HIGLF, = mruhrr ~ the pst.'
Jury Tor the september term a.; the tirr4li t04rt
Tor baltimore rrfGtv anil n resident - the IlsN
enth district predicts rain Within eighty four
hours and probably = noof We tJt Judge
THsSE T. DtrsCas yesterday that his prediction
l. bss-d on the fact that the sphng, and streams
are Milling without rain and ne ani tcrrAplrs
are uAzlng for the high ground Thsss twu
sigma ne avs. have never been known e. fan,
= nj ne has h~~n watching the Tor many years
FROM ~ BaifsHofs ,u7 % 'rrfrHs'sr -.
In this vicinity We have no streams that
all without rain and our land terrapins are
grateful for any puddle they can find In
this time 81 drought. II Mr.. HIGLE can
accurately predict a flood. New York and
New Jersey would like To borrow him
from Maryland.
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TicLIlnE In Twelfth sigh, .

70 rUE ruiroE ~ TINS SUS >W I notJvd
= v,ra ~ tNp ago that une Of your conttbutor,
,aI that he hAi oAubht trout by tickling ne
seemed % 'hius INST he MAJ have been the mrs
% discover that the sportiNc trout would fall
an easy victim 70 the seductive and rne.meTiyin
influence ~ gentle massage.
HAD he been a reader - Shakespeare he wouLi
have known that the bard knew all about the
art - tickling trout. In Twelfth night hdrta
,~eing MIirCil1 coming. says. There comes the
front that must be caught with tlcklins- Va
doubt Ngl-r.io was landed a. many another poor
trout ani .sucAcT- has been since
Hr0H = KISMoS1H.
AsRIHY PANR. Y J = Senternher "a
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Shaias Church Tower.

From ~ I1ndoH Stand1'f.
Acting on the advice Of an eminent Architect
the vicar and church Wardcns ~ NhAlneri t'"~
decided Ia the s'ccple on the parish ehu'.
tower. which has bcen an cyesore to al aquaris. '
for the last century. The sterpir Il aid 'o n'
un safe. and it, removal will lrAye he me OF
square tower ~ the Norman pcfiod IN ils origin
state. IilsA well knowi story In the islsr' ''.'
the vicar and church wardens 10 = cen iu'y 49,
actually sold = me peal Of bell, "tich tn's r.
the tower 10 \ French church ~ obtain ruo'T' ID
build the stceple and former Island poet su1s
up the foolish transaction thus
The Shalfsc' poor and silly people,
sold their hsils 10 huiL a stccplc.
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A HORRIBLE TALE.
Tho Very MOurnful Ballad as sung B,
the Late j. l.. TOOlR

To THE EDITOR oP THE SUN-Stv -.
TO enclose a correct version OF the 'ovy,I1.
Tale mentioned by the Chicago odd Tir.-.
In to-day's SUN. have a copy Of N. -,
a. published. and heard the inimitahls TO-
sinK t more than once.
". II. BLANHlHY
BRooKLTS. September -.
D,4,sa,sd to Mr.. AHr,d Mellon ana NJ. P,s
Bedfo-f
NogRiRiE rALA
~ the
SUICIDAL rAMLT.
written ~
y. l. BLANCHARD. Ts9
sung hy
Z. roots
AZ NE Theatre Royal Adsiphl IN TIE iarr. q,
The Area Belle
On. q nor n bic tale have IN tell
az sad disasters that hciell
4 family that once resided
Just In the very same 'horoushfarr A. ia
The pa RI ent was ~ grim a gurin
he never liked no fun nor nufln.
And he never made the least endeavor
To make a .ctc not what sum dcytr.
Chorus
For oh. IL 4 such a nurrlbie tale
Twill make your faces all turn pale
Your eyes with grief will be overcome
Tweedle. twadds. twiddle, tWiddle tlm.
They never no companee.
Tho they was . most respectable fanlet
And ev'ry boy and ry gal
Grew ny pc con der I cal
They thought they had all sorts % sorruws
And coniur'd up all kinds Of hoUrors
Kaoh had = face hong a ladder.
And was frightened into nis u they ses theb ON
shadder. CAorNa
They AT with the curtains drawn down tight
on purpose 70 ksep Out the light.
Father. mother. sister and brother
Never spoke = word 20 another
Well. at last this doleful. dismal lot
SO very melancholy got
That an end ~ theirSclves they did aKrea
When they had settled which end II Was 10 h.
CAOruA
First me father into me garden did walk
And cut his throat with a lump o. Chalk
Then ne mother end 10 herself she put
by hanging % herself In the water bust
Then the sister went down IN her Blended knees
And smothered herself with toasted cheese:
Hut the brother. who was determined young 'sl.
lar.
Wen, and poisoned himself with his umbrella
ChoruI
Then the little baby IN The cradle
shot it-~lf dead with the silver lAdls
While the servant glrl, seeing whA, hey I'D.
StFAnsled herself with the sAu rcpAn I'd, -
The miserable cat by the ktrhsn nrr.
Swallowed a portion 90 the fender ami dli expire
Ana nv on the ccillng this casc VAS The wust un-
Went and hlou-d Itself up with -spunuAnecus
combustion. Chorus.
ExTRA vERsE
Then in there walked the aucton-er
VINO did with the furniture disappear.
And the brokers man. this at1't no 'ahle
Made himself away win THREE legged table.
When the walls this ther side they split. ,
The windows cracked tne.-sryss - bits.
And ~ universal WAS the slaughter rate
There was nothing lefi at all but an unpaid water
rate Chprus
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Mr. " -. HoWeIis IN Hsvpsys hagafiss for
Oytober hAs another % his delightful comedies
there are eight short stories besides. with Mn
villains Freeman snd NJ. Arthur sherburns
Hardy among the authors. Mr.. y. g. Fortune
guides ~ through Fiie. ami Mr.. and Mrs. HslI
through eastern Frame. rrnf q. ". Rii-hey
desrrib-s the hig 'eie-c-g- ~ Mount wilson
Mr. A. u Hail the struggle ~ bacteria N the s04l.
and NT. I. -. HgsnsT some goets counsctei Wfsh
th- Pre-. HAphaehte-. There ere arucieson . L ni0n
~ add % Rlbis, tEAnsiSuVnS and - pOsns-
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To TuE EDrroR ~ THE SUN-sD, Ny e..
perienee Is that not more than 10 per cent ~
domestic serN ants. janitors and others know how
IN sweep. They kick up the dust that smothers
people they pass BY. am told that one ~
the primary lessons In domestic scienre at Pratt
institute Brooklyn 4 % arh the female students
how Ia sweep without throwing the swecpines
IN the air and covering every surrounding thin
with dirt. How often IL Il that person with clean
clothes r. covered with dirt BY violent suecpers
before a can he taken In . moEning for busi-
ness T. ]. TNsoN.
BHookiYN Scpten her -
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IN the HurhHgfo1 MlgIstHs for the middle Of
september Mr, claude Phillips writes on HE
run,ulus RD.gh's -Morkcry 81 Christ Mr.. 4. M
HIND ~ the IJrrlbrAndt drawings % odd 81
paul o. NJ &. u. Collins on the poTtTsit % Jane
NiIddIst"r. and NJ. o. PrcstaEe IN early Portu
D ly.r raint~rs. NJ Roger =. Pry continues hts
ds.,uguuu - NohAmmedAn ART ~ Munich. and
an arruInt - TIE furniture made by the GiIow
lsrt d, begun. 40 editorial discusses the direc.
ton 20 museums. ART sts notes deal with pi.aneiio
. AsE CvACsl RlsIEs Aae. Ho9asgj AlERARsjS.
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Tn. N-Ray In Consumption

To TN huron ~ THE SuN .>V \ Baltimore
- path printed In tbs SrN ~ September y
Say- that The discovery ~ the UNITY ~ the
Y ray IN tgberruAT diagnosis Vas made by NJ
kcnon Durham - CtncinnAu. who has been At
th. Thlpps Institute since June making = study
- the dissAss
ur IA Costa Medical D,Agnosi. Copyright
iaNo, and his friends pupils and readers begAn
using rays - aid In diagnosing consumption
more than ten ears ago
do u now that Dr. Durham has no claim,
~ 30 ~ originallty M the matter.
MP grove ND.
BAf rrNOHE Nd September -
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4 M,..osrt "IDrg"

Fr1m ~ SoH'h ustaEu ~ vs-r.'1'
on Arromtg ~ to much brps" W 4r" -7o'i q.
hsIp mi, week Thi. rs1~r can D. rru u't-
that element and viii h. We gave Nr. no." '
Brewer q lob In this or1sc ia weeks "a" v.ir ."r
expressed understanding th1t he tat grIt .
Mr. brewer &, = good pra -iical printer. ans POO
very much dixnk~ g. ~ nj away from home ~
when therr are tho~r ~ our door th'. ~
money. but he ~ undrrstpHI ~ are against 80
use 81 Ilquor ami unlr.- he 'An -tsy -Hb-r ~ N.s
get some ono to take the place
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GuIpep~r WarWesi


Prom tAs Cgipsrsr En'srp'us
On Tho afternoon - september q. 1910. I WAS
i1avg Ysated Councilman for the corporation of
Iuipep~r. and I am now fun hedEed onnciaI %
your town. with authority galore. I am chair
man - the sanitary committee. whieh Il q plAoe
have long sought ant mournei because found
10 not. To those who IGNORED me with their
votes and o. the honorable Mayor who seems
g. appreciate me for my CLEANLINESS. and to the
riuf'us - the town 20 CuiDeper generally. I will
saS tnat they must ~ onre clean up he done
up. AMI / shal, give further NOTICE Respect-
fTf. y. ~. NEvHouas
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warning Auto Horns Needed In the ShoppinE
District Also.

ToTHH EDTtoR 90 TIVE SUN-Sty Tits no doubt
true. a. -Protecuonist- writes In q letter 10 THs
SUN advocating the discordAnt automobile horn
that the mind Of child l. . ven uncertain
quantity but none the less 81 IL the mind ~ =
shopping woman.
stood at the corner Of broadway and Thirty
fourth street yesterday and saw women nock
aNer ihr busy crossings there Ike sheep. entirely
obuvious In ever thing except their own rad
desire % push onward.
Ia many cases the warnings % the overworked
trar-c men ~ no avail Whatsoever. Women
continuously took their lives In their hands by
hurrying IN and out among the crush Of heavy
vehicles.
There. ~ anywhere. Il needed the loud and
-dlsrordAnt- auto warning signal IL may serve
- protsrt children IN crowded districts A. Pro
tectoniu- points out but venture % think that
the army % bargain bunting women l. also In
need of 81 NIX. ID.
NEw NonE. September -.
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There are those who will regard IL a.
more than a mere ccident that THEoDoRE
ROOSEVELT should have selected 90 lead
his reformed Republican state commit
tee the present State Superintendent OF
Prisons
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To rHE FrtroR ~ THE SUS ser. what can be
done ~ eliminate tho mhudA3iA phobes from our
q rH'1u' Fur mon ths past " has been impossible
~ srr the hottorn 81 the hath tub after ming IT,
and 10 mas been uere-ssry 81 use = whisk broom
after drs.,ug myself with the toSe IN order 60
complete ny Toilet IN the morning There's no
call ~ 20 - Rurure for mud baths. they can be
nod rght h~rr. but why should thn>e Who don
need them ~ rom peiied 10 take such joln the
rur- many - The great unWashed'
Nv ToUE. september =. DAMNTHEMun
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4 Loa.-r D.,'. work for tn. Aa..,,.m E,,A

To TVS EDtroE oF THF sun So irarn from
tvs SUN that ne Aquarium IL - bc opcn IN ~
~ p'rlp h In the evening. Therr are IN ihis col
I~y tlon NAM valuable and unique specimens. ant
white the op~n'pg ~ this Institution At con
Nenisut hour would be pleasure - myself -
me ~ tho general pubic. believe II has been
found that ovrgetpo-ure ~ srtnrial urht IL very
Injurious ~ certain - the n>h irb~. and In tho
highly coloTcd varieties - apt 90 procure change
o. appearance In Time. ". n. GoErsCHiUs.
LIIrts FEHRI y J.. September y.
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Tho October Issue ~ r14H'-y %. - '"r.
Is a houssbulidlng uuub~r. 10 contains 49,
on Coiuniai doorwa,s d. un american rArfe1'
the conversion - an 1il far. h'u-". m I i..H
srrnunts ~ four uA1sIuns. HcH.i'. 'n"..'.
runtsintns surgcstiors for those igf"riI"-
build there are re usual de- aftrieufs- aet no.
n ~ foruls % vutdOor nf- and the usuai besuen-
Illusuauonsy -
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are in danger. The situation 10 sAid to
h, serious. as the inability TO find pickers
would result in heavy loss to tho cot
ton planters.
II is evidently tho wrong season for
lynching in Lake county. In cotton
picking Tina the law should tako It's
course.
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The tau- Law ~ II gas slgnei rs lhr Yr~sl,le-l 6
has resulted IN D general revision dowuwhrt. and
no amount 81 s,TriHl pigadirg no Ui.s n fs-Trft
Of facts and no suppression II material fat y..I
ever make ~ appear otherwise Repts rrrfl Hrf
PAGE.
The Hon. SERENO ELISHA PAYNE would
- an unnatural godfather Il he DID not
praise the banfiing.
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Paris once ~ Rue IO'iis lc Grand. The daliy and
sunday edi lions sTe sale 81 kiosguc y. near the
Grand Hotel. Kios4ur =, Boulevard des Cspucines
corner ptare de I'Opsra and kio,aue 10. BOuevard
ses ItAuens corner Kus Louis IL Grand.
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" 90, IytsadS rho farar e. rim HsaTa'cT'p,S ror
rsseaoa gsss % haze - scSd srfi'Ss 'siu'Hrd iHSB
n,ssf fn an oasss sSas s'g-Hps for MAJ BurPoSs.
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London odce Fnng ham House. Nruhdei street.
Strand. The dsiy end sunday SyS ave on sate In
London 81 the American and Colonial -NehAnse.
CatIton street Regent street ami paN STEAMSHIP
Agency. II Green street, tharirg cross Road.
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Published ~ the sun Printing and Fuhnshing
AssociAI lion AZ 10 Nassau street, IN the Borough
Of AAnhAtian. New NurS President Of the Nsso
ciAton Edward q. Mitchell. 10 Nassau street
treasurer Of NE Association. N. .. lAian. 10
Nassau street secretary ~ the Association. ID. " a..
Quinn. 10 Nassau street.
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II Is reported that the Iynchinc ~ two
negroes IN Lake county. tennessee. 10
having disastrous effect on tho farmers.
who are unable 20 secure negroes to pack
COTTON the nfgEoes ,feaEinE their lives
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Sarne dav h. viii ~, trNf ~. sne~..h IN Cairo
was illsiasr. NJ. !. AByLtISA ~ Egspi
Possibly; bat II would establish precs-
dent
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SUBSCRIPTION, By Mail. Postpaid.

many Pc, Ncotn. ......................sO so
DAILY, Per Year ..........,........'' oo
SUNDAY. Per Year ............... On
DAILY AND Sun DAY. Per Year 100000. 90
DAILY AID SUNDAY. FER MOath....... 30
Postage To foreign oountries added.
An checks. money orueTs. ac.. 20 be made pay
able 10 THE Sun.
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To THE EDrToR or Tue sUN-str: H.,
20 enclose a correct version OF the 'oTy,lI.
Tale mentioned by the Chicago old lin.
In tO-day's SUN. have "A copy Of the So,
a. published. and heard the inimitahls To-
sinR it more than once.
W. II. BLASEluI
BROoELYN. September -
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
THos j. OWES & son. Auc,ioa,er

/ TRUSTEES SALE JF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No 1904 FORT DRIVE
NORTHEAST
BY virtue 81 certain decd - trust duly -rrr-
m Llber No. Sc. folio H. 90 seq. g the Jam.
records q the District II Columbia. and az f..
quest ot the party secured thereby Che undersigned
Trustees VIII sen. az public auction. IN front a -
premises. on MOND Al. the I'd day y Alar. a ID
lsiy az clock D. n.. the following described 5 and
premises. situate I'M the COUNTY q Washiur-rr Die
tnct of Columbia, and designated as and being
and .. block # j. J.. and J. r. ~Hr-r ...
Subdivision of part o. "Cuta0ld's Dcl.gs- ..
closure, and other tracts now known a- ~..r-
WOOD Addition Co BroO6ard as said ~l.-H ...-
subdivision is recorded I'M County Book D. rl-r 70
o. the Records 0f the Odice q the Surveyor q Che
District Of Columbia. together with the improve
ments. consisting e a frame dwelling
Terms Of sale. Ouc-third Of the purchase MONEY!
10 be uaid iu cash. balance iu two equal ia-.a.-
menis. payable IN one and two years with Interest
al per ccntwn per auuum. payable semi-euuU1'-.
from day q sale. secured hy deed Of trust uso1
the property sold. an cash. az the option ~ the
purchaser. deposit ~ 500 VIII bc incurred az
time M sale. Al cCnvCyanciu-. recording Sc az
cost Of purchase. Terms OF sale % b. complied
with within fifteen DAYS from daY q sale ether
wise the trustees reserve the right 20 resell the
property at the risk and cost e dcfaultirg uur-
chaser after Eve DAYS advertisement q such resale
IN some ucwzIarcs published IN Washington. ID. e.
CLARENCE = RHEEM
GEO. W. r. SWARTZELL
Trustees
az 18th ~ NV.
H. ID. GORDON, Attorney. Egli-dss
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
Probate Court.



Estate = Cath,rir' Burgess rule 20 show cause
Attorney. j. e. BgaI
Es,at, o. William Ford. uiu dated April q 1909
filed
Estate n Jane Lewis. order granting letter, ol
administration c. Q. o.. Co.. George r. Brown bond
SsO3. Attorney. T. T. Moore.
Estate II Samuel NJ BRYAN. order granting letter,
of administration to Leonard j. Mafhsr. bond Sla
Attomcy. /. J. Mather
Estate ~ Ellen r. Lewis order % di,trilr1fe
stock Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Estate = Miriam AlIriu- order granting letter.
tesi3meutaw o. Annie VI. Can't bond 500 Afto-
news EiwCy & Woodland.
Estate Of Edward Farlahar: order to sell real
estate Attorney. g. r Dunlop
Estate Of Edward Il. Garrett: order prantins
letters Of administration 20 DelCs g. HAYNES bond
S5W Attorneys Lcckie Fulton & Cox.
IN re- Oryine -. Butler; petition for coufr,na
ton a. compromise
Estate q Charles T. Peterson. order rr,r.ir,
letters Of administration 20 r. A. Forming bond
500. Attorney. +. 4. Fenninr
Estate a James NJ. Gillem, order granting Ia+tc-.
teStamcntav 90 Annie +. Green bend $500 Attor
neys. Baker. Shelby & Hogan.
Estate 81 Samuel n BENJAMIN. oplsr grsr,;,,,
letters Of administrator q. b. N. ;o William NJ
Benjamin. bond. eco. attorneys Lyan 4 -,
Estate q Harrison Banks; viii dated September
g. 1879 filed
Estate Ct G1stayius L01mis. petition for rule 2,
show cause Attorneys. Ly0n d Lyon.
Estate e William s Nauhcct- uctition for Ietters
tcstimcntary. Attorneys Hailsm x HaIIam
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

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For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AshcviIle, a. H. and 1913 p. N. Dor Chattanooga
and Memphis 200 q. M daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Bimine-
ham. New Orleans. 1910 y. m
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville
Memphis. 4l0 m. daily. Sleeping car open after
10 p. m.)
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia. Charleston.
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah Jacksonville and Flodda
points, 4 Is p m. daily.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent.