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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-13

The action of the attorney general,
early in November, when the case was
called, moving that Robin Cooper be
acquitted because no one was pres
ent to prosecute him, aroused deep
Indignation throughout the state, and
the present proceedings are the re-
suit of that intense feeling.
The trial Judge who heard the case
originally is dead, while the present
Judge, an appointee of Governor Pat
terson. had been heard to say before
his appointment, that were he on the
bench he would dismiss the case. The
present state attorney was elected
since the first trial, and is a warm
Patterson follower The dismissal OF
the case brought a protest from the
widow of Senator Carmack. She had
read in the Nashville papers that the
case had been postponed, and G. L
Fitzhugh, leading counsel for the pros
ecution. when he called up the clerf
of the court on the morning OF the
trial. was told that the case had beer
postponed, because the states attor
new was not ready to go to trial.
When the docket was called before
Judge Neill on the same morning tn
attorney general moved for a dismiss
al of young Cooper on the ground tha
no one was there to prosecute him.
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FIGURES OF Interest
TO GENERAL PUBLIC
New Members of Boards for the Com
ing Year Announced-Closing OF
the Forty-Ninth Annual Session of
the Body.

The closing session of the Missis
sippi Conference Mondsy afternoon
was opened at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. w.
c. Black giving an earnest prayer that
each man might be sent where he will
be most useful.
The secretary, DR.. A. F. Watkins,
read the minutes of the morning ses-
sion, which were accepted.
Reports Read.
The chair then called for the read
ing of the report of the special COM
mittee on the Layman's Missionary
report The report was adopted.
Question AZ called: who is elect
ed Conference Lay Leaders," W. D.
Hawkins.
A memorial from the Hattiesburg
district asking the Annual Conference
to increase the lay delegation in the
District Conference was read and
adopted by the Conference.
Rev. T. B. Holloman read the re
port from the Board of Education
The Conference recommended the re
port and instructed the Board to give
out of their same total assessment:
$500 to Port Gibson Female College
Meridian Next Place.
Where shall the next session of th'
Annual Conference be held Hatties
burg, Meridian and McComb wer
nominated McComb received 2
votes, Meridian 81.
For Girls Schools.
G. L. Hawkins offered the repor
from the committee on the "Consol
dation of Girls Schools" recommend
ing that the Conference should frs
take action looking to a more con
plete ownership of the methods
girls schools.
1t also stated that the administr
tions of these schools were willing
consider any proposition that migl
be offered.
B. F. Lewis read the report c
temperance and the report of tt
Board of Missions was read by NJ. \
Black
: Sunday School Board.
/ The officers of the new Sunds
L School Board are B. F. Lewis, pres
! dent; W. A. Mott, secretary; w.
Morse, treasurer.
+ The work of D. E. Kelly, Confe
;. ence Missionary, showed 1900 CO
e versions and GOA additions to Il
/ church. The assessments for fC
eign missions next year is $500
S Assessments for domestic mission
e $11 800.
e At the bishops request a coll,
r, ton amounting to $3.50 was taken
s to make up a deficit in the missiona
Il appropriation.
e The report of the American BIZ
y Society was read by H. Mellard.
ic Endowment and Finance.
N c. W. Crisler read the report of
" trustees of the Conference Endt
ment Fund, his report showing
hand $1S,749.71 invested as an
dowment fund. The report of
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THE WEATHER.

: Washington, d. c., Dec. 13,-5
!. Rain tonight and Wednesday.
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Chapman, president; ]. ]. Golden, Sec
retary; ]. T. Abney, treasurer
Church Extension-W. H. Huntley,
president; w. J. Dawson, secretary:
T. A. Holloman, treasurer.
Missions-G. H. Thompson, pres.
c. w. Crisler, Sec; w. L. Linfield
treas.
Confined on Page Eighty
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of finance was read by
w. md showed that the
ted a total amount
rGclaimants this year.
Ard Officers.
of the board were an
Bible Society-C. M,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-16

7ublisne1 only as -atsrTlalio1, ao' sGa-@-5es 8
u = IL Goiiy-EoI sissl-la' "sSs ; =
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80 S.f+b. Pullman sleePers - CstcaSA =
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A----.,r :, - aasly-f- + y l1ALl led. u
$3.50. IlJ-iss llis. The ~eS[ S51sassss :
-.------.t Pullman sleepeTs - Fs-GEz-
80 - -r-5ul-s Cincinnati sa1L LUG-sl 81 =.
Il :. y dIcing car
Chesapeake @ea ono CL-lc@s p - a
sS,,,one Main 1915 and 2-o5 Tor tIckels. bag
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

e.-ss5l.le 81 Excursion Trains 20 aad s-oEs
CHESAEE AAE BEACH
EsFEscTIN = JULY 4. $50
spbiecI 10 CuaIlse Without Noise
-v-~-4rsAS 70 FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
Cons leave DisSrler Line a % aad LA
Z ~ 80. 5-4s. s-45, a1c S.sS p II
- 1---''.,rIsl.- leave Ihz E-1ck = -,
- --tf 80, S-Ju, ana 1O-vJ p
s--~' SAIL ELAGS-
-s-,- sraye iJistrlct line. at 9-25 and Ii-s
7-,-5-, SO. 5-4J. s-l5. and $40 > u
Ee5agn.as- ie-ge ne . Bees sa a. a.. 60 4.
---1ss -.S1-oDkYS AND HOLIDAYS
s-oln-- leave Dis1rlet Lac - - sad u.s4
q ~. z.00, 49, 49,; .-4S. 1Hd s-iS p N
90 go, so. S-U0. and l0-UJ , n
--'1~' -' PAUL y MATTERS.
General Mana gsr-
-, ,-sv- york Ave car 10r Distri-l -1nB
1sAo E-or uddiliO12I Information Tsis-
L-.uCIlG 49,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. August 9Th. 1910.
Sealed proposals viii BE- received al this Of
fee until . o'clock p m august IS 100
for the construction OF two WaLIng pools
one at the Georgetown PLAY ground between
place and one on public reservation so. Ie6
located on Virginia Avenue. between Q 2 and
nth streets Southeast Blank form Of pro
posaI. pans and Specifications and al neCes-
sary information may be Obtained from the
Chief Clerk Engineer I2eTlaT tulents Room ~
District Building JOEE-V a JOHNSTON
z " MARKHAM (ACtiug). Commissioners.
D c
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S0JIHERN RAILWAY.

~ =. = f-rorrusfEo1 and are not s-4ranres4
r;o- ktIansa. Birmingham. 3l0oile- NsS
-, - ! .l,et-lIIe. g. and l5-E5 ? l.
- -S-s.stIan,OSs and Memphis. s.vs -
daily --. -,
ro.usfs.r47 New Orleans 1910 ? n
Tor F<an1sse- Knoxville Chattanooga [as.-
.,t7r.s s,ruDhls, s-1g G. daily tS.ecgIas
ca open after 10 = nj
r. Arisnsa EIrulrghaE1 Columbia
rs..rIas1Cu- Augusta. Eif7su. sSSVaEaaEr Jacs-
ssS.yfIle and FIorsG1 polcts. 4-l5 ? z dzi,A
- s. Bro Mn. SsBs-~i Ess@
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA wash
fnctor. -. c.. August L2rh- 1910 Sealed pro
posaIs VIII be received at this ofdce until 2
o'clock p m. August 18Th 1910 f1r razing
and removing buildings - the site Of the
addition TO the NcH,u Iey Manual Training
school n Rhode Island avenue 9TH and
Marion streets y. W. Washington. .. c.
numbered I50- 10 1924 Marion street and as
20 So Rhode Island avenue y W inclusive
Speculation and form % proposal may be
obtained at the Office Of thy Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room - District
Building JOHN \ JOHNSTON EDWAR
u MARKHAM (actiug}. Commissioners.
=
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lEEICE or CoNs-RrCTING orAErER.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER Walter Reed General Hospital
Tako-ua Park. J.. O.. July -, 1S1H-Sca-el
proposals IN triplicate. viii BE received here
until - o'clock noon August l. 1910 an J
then publicly opened Tor the construction.
etc OF one Army Nurse Corps Home and one
lforruary at the Walter Reed General Hos
piLal. TakOr1a Park. d c Plans and sDeci-
nrati0us may be seen at this Office A de-
post OF SO required Tor plans loaned IN
veIoDes containing proposals should be IN
dCrseL Proposals l0T Public BUILDINGS al
Walter Reed General Hospital. TaC0Iua Park
. c." and addressed 20 Captain Il L
PETTUS. Constructing CuarteruasJer.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE < OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROY A. Blue In

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EZerZ CS1sI r 75 z2-5 . - ne I'D TO- 3,,
NEW TERMINAL ID ST. NEW YORK
---tf a Ez-Dlzier. Pullman PsEl5r Car
$50 q En-s-Eou- train- Bro.Isr Parisr O..
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so :. z1--DiEeT eDd O0s=IvatiO1 Pas
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80. .Ie.er. sLs-s@Y s-1-so. ISL y. =
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sEkUoARD AIR LINE IA.

ICES - osl4-s- SS $500 - 3-1ii-
eSs.b and J41IzzoLiyll-s- saELCT car Jazz
$500 10 Tampa I1rolsa Sleeper -
: = M tlily- I1cduJ1E1 ENPE5sSs e5eC-
- - 15,ttsl slea-sers aid Observation car
N----S.5 Jrfrh electric fans through Szz-
49, $40 rlnah- jacksonville Tan - A.
80 lSirInllss .ls-lll. a. Memphis D-n-Es
g --9-.er tlr5ce. lis New York ave - w.
x a HAYWOOD 9 T -
GEO L PHILLIPS D P n
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~ THE MUNICIPAL COURT or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA William ".
Stuart. Plaintiff. Us. William Knabe and
Ernest kuabe. If Defendants No 6IZG
ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object OF
this suit IS 20 recover the SUN % So ALLEGED
20 be due from the defendants to the plaintiff
for wages as engineer OF building IFS p
street y ". Washington d c. and 10
have Judgment OF condemnation OF certain.
properly of the defendants levied on under
an attachment issued in this suit 10 satisfy
the plaintiffs claim It IS therefore, 4hfs
1sC dly OF August. 1910. ordered thar TIA de-
fendanrs appear in this Court on OF before
the fortieth day exclusive Of SUNDAYS and
legal holidays after the day OF the a-s-
publication OF this order. 10 defend this e15ft
and show cause why said condemnation
should not be had. otherwise the s11ir III
be proceeded with as In case OF default
Provided a copy OF this order be published
n The Washington Times and the V-as1-
inetoa Law Reporter once q week for three
successive weeks before said Gav Q :
BCNDT- Judge 4 True Copy Test. = Z.
AUKAMs Clerk By BLANCHE NEFF, Asst
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LEGAL NOTICES

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Henry p EetcEam
g Al unknown heirs. uevisees. and
aIienees Of Samuel Chase deceased. ct al
Equity No 2s52E TIE object OF this suit IS
10 have tbs title Of the plaintiffs IN lots I.
. 2 6. = S. u. and a n Square SCI. aIJCdged
Eogd and perfect n them against the IN
known heirs. devlSeeS- and alien-es OF
Samuel ChESe- deceased, James Brown. de-
ceasetC Richard Scott Blackburn. deceased;
James Craig cor Craikl. deceased John
Isa-ues. deceased. Thomas Howe RedEate. de-
ceaSei- NTiU McCoul. deceased Daniel Car
YoII Commissioner. deceased and that they
nay be eut0i1ei from asserting any title
thereto. On motion Of the plaintiff. II Is
shis 18th day Of August 1910. ordered that
the defendants. the unknown heirs devisees
and slteuees, above named. cause their
appearance TO be entered herein on or before
TIE first r1ie day occurring after the pubIl-
cations % this order. otherwise the cause
VIII lee prOCeeded with IN case Of default.
provided that a copy u this notice shall be
published IN the washington Law Reporter
ami In The Washington Times twice during
the month succeeding its signature fSeaD
JOB BARNARD. Justice TrJe copy Test =
r. YOUNG clerk BY E J MCKEE, As
sistant Clerk
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APARTMENTS 10 LET
Furnished and UnfuTnished-


Furnished and Unfurnished.
A. T. FOX COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
18th AT NEW YORK AVE.
HEATED APARTMENTS
THE NEWPORT" 2164 FLORIDA
AVE y W
rooms and baJh--------.--S75- %. $50. $3.50
rooms and bath.---------.s50 $3.50. $3.50. $500
THE MANSFIELD" 1870 NJ ST NV
rooms and hath .--..........--. 81. 90. $50
THE LANIER." 1Z49 LANIER
PLACE y. W.
rooms and BATH ss5-st, S5i-a5
THE La CORONA" 425 NJ ST y. W
rooms and bath..-----.--s25 $50. $50, $50
THE SUFFOLK 1867 IRVING 81
rooms and bath---.-.-------- -------s,--,j
THE ALLENHURST, 1906 COL RID
rooms and bath.--S55.ol. $3.50. S56-ol $50
THE KENYON" 1872 KENYON ST.
rooms and b2- $50 $la-yJ
HOUSES ALL SECTIONS
1444 R I ave. Ii llTi9 Cor. st.lgr, $3.50
r b. ......-.... $500 l4f EsL % r-5- z2-51
15eo Cor st. III, b so $50 L ST, 6r. B. $50
1913 II st. 10r b. $3.50 - Parker y K,
I1U6 Va ave,1rsb- 25-5J y --------------- lZ5j
FLATS.
I22s1z D y E.. iIe5 j y z.
SIS 1Ith s. E. 50 Z. Sc. 5r.b.- 5555
5r. b.----------.. 30.5cl I2l5 . Ne, BIB l7-Je
Izl51s D y E. 1872 7th y ".
5r, b------------- 1s-5cl 5r, b------------ 1910
~ HoUSEs-CoLORED.
63e L y .6rb. Se5.50.315 sth y e 6r--S15-59
I475 Church st. IZI6 Madison, 5r-- 1889
IT .........-... TT.50i
OFFICE ROOMS.
Metropolitan Bank Bldg. 6l3 18th y W
WARE HOUSES
1916 CarIin's alley -
CALL FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY
FOR RENT-4g7 Tennessee ave. y. e. four
rooms and bath; near school and cars
Upper fat $40 per month
I. ST. n W. sg7-Tv-o fine apartments. .
rooms with bath. and rooms Nth bath.
southern exposure every convenience; Fery
reasonable
FOR RENT
NEW APART MENT,
sl5 eoth ST y " Just Con9Ie'ed-
nished. haIf square north OF PennsyIvan-a
ave fOl- rooms and bath, $27-5o' i've rooms
Apply 70 Janilor. sl5 2ota 81 \ ". OF
OWNER
]. D. BURNS,
11C z ST y z Phone Lincoln ~
FOR Rent
4 splendid 4-roorn apartment and bath In
y W. for only 50 g taken 40 once A1-
dress AMERICAN LAND CO.. 6lI 18th 81
1 ONE MoNTH FREE. sz7.55 Attractive G.
room rat. 81 f. excellent condition SIN
q T. Jan service; IF I'd q porch loFe-J IN
sumner s555 \ 81 y " Phcac y -.
18th ST n w. I1f-Isrze aicove second
h1or room with ha-leo-r p1th same 4oor-
THE NORFOLK. ID ar-s ID n e 6-room
steam heated apartment. al u01eTa i'm
prsverlents- rent SIS
THE PLYMOUTH Apr u-I.aree. cool
fro1- rooms nicely furnished rs DariJr.
bed Tosals7 adjoining bath also c-he- az
tr1ctiVe rooms. moderate rates Phone S0TIh
THE MELTON. SIN and y. I. ave. y "
Elevator ans telephone service
sT and D. $3.50. y ana b., $50. Conner
SAN'L W COCbFE1--I4 SO 7 \. W
SUFFOLK and IoNA. III and Il SIS. 5. w.
and room and bath apartments C8o-
heaJedJ. n hrst-CIEss condition. rent (rou
sl2-sS % $3.50 TIE PHILLIPS CCLPAesE,
| go John Marshall D.
FOR RENT-STORCS
FOR RENT-s5ore with living rooms. SIS
month 17u sfth st y "
FOR RENT-OFFlCES
corner roon- ok - entrance CO y.
/ W Apply ND LOAN CO, 655 G. y "
FOR SALE--H0USES
FOR SALE-REDyCED To $3.50
= Near 18th and & Q SIS
/ Aryracrive rvo-sto-y snd cellar brick
rooms bath furnace n E1o1 repair
Possession az once Sc
ALLAN = WALKER o. CO., nc.
] -+2 q st. y "
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PROPOSALS

TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washing
ton. august Is Is10.-SeaIed proposals viii be
received al this Office until = O'Clock o. m-.
August -. 1910. for furnishing one seven or
elElt--lu steam roller Tor use iu the Engineer
Department District u Columbia SpecIdca-
ions and form Of proposal may be OBJ
tanned upon application 90 the Property Clerk
u g Room S-c District Building C-I-NO II
IsCDOLFH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. 4. n
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash
lngton- august =. 1910 Sealed proposals
VIII be received AZ this Office until o'clock
D. m August = 1910. Tor eq-4pping Wlth
elecJrical apparatus svi-cEho1rds. wiring
pipins, and carpenter work in the Physics
Laboratory " the Business EiEl School.
Ninth streets northwest Washington d G.
Form or proposal, Specifications. and ueCes-
pIication TO TIE Property Clerk. D. c.
Room go. District BUildlnE JOHN A
CoumisSione-S. D G
Washington D c. August .. 1910
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. VII be re-
ceived az this department until o'c1--ek o
H. Thursday. august :. 1919, ans then
opened. for the extension u a vacuum heat
Ing system 10 the Pension Once Building
ard the construction o. a concrete trench
Meeting -e1e Old F1st Office and Patent once
RuIdlngsi 20 the Pension once BUILDING 70
be used in connection with the extension OF
such heating system. in accordance with
specifications and drawings. copies Of which
may be obtained upon application to the
chief Clerk Of this Department \ certified
check f. the sum o. So viii De required 10
insure the safe return OF the drawings The
-iEht IS reserved 10 reject any OF ALI bids
waive technical defects, accept one part and
reject the other. as the interest OF che Gov
eminent may require Proposals must De-
securely euvel0ped and marked Proposal
for Installation Of Vacuum Heating System
for the Pension ONCE Building OF Con
s--uctiOn OF Concrete Trench o The Pen
sion Dflce BuIldluE-'' rEe case may be
FRANK PIERCE, Acting Secretary
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DENTISTRY

Special Prices Short Notice.
81 sets Of teeth Tor SO. SO sets OF teeth
for s. IS sets OF teeth Tor s. $ sets or
teeth <or s. God cr0H1s. g BrIdce1rorJl
s. -. Filings. JJc- Eztractlons abso .r4sely
painless ARMY. AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor 9TH and r sts En-
trance IS r g. y. W $50 a. H. % S D. n
Phone Main 1925 n
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PRINTING
TO LOAN OH REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN On aPSroved city real
estate a. lowest current rates Special priv
ie ges with respect 70 prior paJIEents- Large
amounts q speciality. ~ LEE < RCTE5sE-
FORD. 10 l5:h y "
MONEY TO LOAN Of D c. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates o. interest Payments On
principal in amounts Of 500 or more re-
ceive6 any interest period The r Il
SMITH co. Bond Bldg. l40s y Y ave
MONEY TO LOAN-Sz50 10 $50. GO on D c
real estate Interest low and all trans
sctions conducted vyiJh economical c0nssdera-
gIon COr borrower
w II SAUNDERS z CO
l4g1 ST
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
Interest on D. c. Real Estate. 80 N
reasonable 1elay-
WALTER Y. ACKER-
1920 ST. y "
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FOR SALE-S-room bunEaIoN and I acre
OF ground. price S1-S50: also G-roon1 bun
EalOvs and - acre each. Price $3.50; To-
Gated AZ Franklin Park station Va On C.
F. & O. d. r r Inquire n r HORTON
Owner, On premises. Terms easy.
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FOR SALE
At -. Rainier. very cheap TO a reliable
party new 6-roorn house. large grounds. good
garden. fruit, stable, enc water. ali ready
20 move il. $50 cash. SO monthly same as
rent Don't miss this chance Tor home
JOHN 7. kLFTNER & CO.
COZ + ST y W
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BALLARD & LANHAAI,
81 18Th St y. ".
SPLENDID VALUE At s2.ssa

SEVERAL small houses. BetEesIa Nd.
modern inn TOvemenIS- large IOrs- WIN ex-
change for ~ house o. lot Address BOX
| 40 inns nffre
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WORKNGMEN,S WANTS

WORKINGAfEN-WeiI here's happy days
and many more come TO our store. see
stock galore suits. slightly used. tailored.
at Sc 70 Sl5- as good as ever YOU wore. one
price JI-STH-S OLD STAND. 61s D.
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WASHINGTON PAROUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. 1890 I'd ~ W. Old
DaTQueI fi0C-s sCTaPed down, TefIie5, polished,
VaXed: expert WOTkmens work Guaranteed
send postal
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FOR SALE-1IOdern. new brick house. hot
water heat. front and back pcrches: o.
servalory Heights
S536-BALANCE EASY.
HENRY W OFFUTT- Wis ave and y 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn cloth
ing either ladies' or gents send postal,
VIII cal 3 TARSEES. 130S Ith 81 y "
Phone North go
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CBrSAPEAkE & OHIO Ri

rake Ne s.or addi5ioaaI information, TsIs-
rI7oI.,= Lincoln 1o-s-
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w. e. PURCELL. JR.. CO. REAL ES-
tate and Loans. 100 North Eighth
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.WAD[SBORO LOSES
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Wadesboro, y. c., April 2S.-The jury
in the Superior Court last night at 10
o'clock brought in a verdict of $4,000
against the town of Wadesboro in fa-
vor of Mrs. Lucretia harrington. The
people are talking of nothing except
this verdict. During the trial of the
case, which occupied three days, it was
the topic of conversation, and the ver-
dict was not unexpected. although the
amount was larger than many thought
the jury would find.
On July 4. 1905, James ". Harring-
ton was killed by coming in contact
with an electric light wire which led
into carnival tent on the lot in the
rear of the Office of DR.. j. II. Bennett.
The accident occurred Immediately af-
ter a severe storm and while there was
not single burn or mark on the body
of Harrington. 1t was supposed that
electricity killed him. His mother.
Mrs Lucretia Harrington, brought suit
for $4,000. and the case came UP for
trial this week. The town was repre-
sented by six attorneys, and stubborn
fight was made. but the evidence was
against the town. 1t appeared that a
part OF the wire was uninsulated, and
Harrington reached the wire appar-
emily to lift ii so he could pass under
and fell dead.
1t is understood that the town viii
appeal to the Supreme Court.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
tho District Of Golumbia,--Was hing.
ton, D. c., Apri! Is, 1910 Sealed pro
posals Will be received at this office
until O'Clock =. NJ. MONDAY, May
%, 1910, for furnishing the Dis.
trict government during the fiscal
year beginning July /. 1910. and end.
ing June 80. 1911, with granite curb.
ing. Forms OF proposals. speciica
tons and necessary information may
be obtained upon application to the
Property Clerk, D. c.. Room 320. Dis
trict Building. CuNO H. RUDOLPH
JOHN y. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM ".
JCDSON, Commissioners. D. c.
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RECEIVERS SALE
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SLIP COVERS.

VIZ CUT AND MAKE SLIP COVERS
I'VE have n nice line OF coyeringss on
hand to select from, Prompt atten-
S laa shd hons ssSas
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Aooms for Rent.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
st HLrGHESS. 20s North Third