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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
WEAR A TREE FOR A DRESS
Frenchman Discovers Process of
Making "COttOn" Goods from
Wood.

If scientific expermenters in textile fibers
know what they are talking about the mil
lions of cords of spruce wood that are
now ground into pulp for papermakng may
be manufactured into cotton cloth-and
better cotton cloth than can be made from
the produce OF the fields OF Dixie Egypt
and India. In few years we may be wear
ing clothing made from trees that arc
now decorating the landscape along the
east and west branches and the Allegash
and instead of many pulp mills this state
and other spruce producing regions viii be
dotted with spruce cotton mills.
At a session of the National Association
OF Cotton Manufacturers in Boston las
week, James Hope OF Rouen. France. TOLD
about new process of making a substitute
for cotton from spruce pulp. lie showed
samples Of the spruce substitute for cotton
In yarn and piece goods woven from tn,
yarn IN the plain cotton form and with
worsted combinations.
The process is the work of a French in
Ventor Mr.. Hope said that arrangement
s}afe being made to have It manufactured
\ extensively in England, where there is
demand for substitute for cotton for Ger
tain purposes to make the British less de
pendent upon the United States for cotton
Plans are also going forward for making
the substitute In other parts OF Europe an,
It may become one of tho great industrie
IN the spruce forests OF Canada anC
Russia
In regard to its adaptabIlity Mr.. Hop,
said:
1T takes on dyes, bleaching and finish
ing more brilliantly than the cotton fiber
1t will resist boiling water or caustic pot
ash solution for some minutes withou
change, and its combustion is certainly n
more rapid than that OF cotton. The cos
~ it's manufacture is much lower than tn
MfEket price OF cotton. The fiber can b
y AIDE OF any length. The strength OF IN
yarn apparently exceeds that OF cotton
New York World
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
A Forgotten Art.

New Customer, see YOU have Van Fa-
lutin for a customer. Are you aware that
his ancestors CAME across on tho May
flower2
Tailor-So2 It's too bad he doesn't try to
emulate their noble deed.
New Customer-What do you mean7
Tailor-I made him two suits, and he
hasn't come across yet.-Puck.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
MIDWEST LIFE SHOWS GROWTH
Increase in Business a Tribute to Its
Method of Dealing with Its
POlicyhold
Tho growth Of the Midwest Life is in
dictated in the following comparative table
A

The business written in the first four
months of 1910 exceeds that written in the
same months in 1909, and 1t is the expecta-
ton Of the managers of the company
that the close Of 1910 Will show 81, 900
Of first-class paid for insurance in force,
all written in Nebraska,
The Midwest Life is a strictly old line
Nebraska life insurance company with it's
home office at Lincoln. Three of the di-
rectors live in Omaha. DR.. b. B. Davis,
who is also vice president of this COM
pany; Mr.. ]. e. Baum, president of the
Bennett company, and Rev. II. ]. Kirsch-
stein pastor of North Side Christian
church. The agency work at Omaha is in
charge of Mr.. B. ]. Kuhn and Mr.. c. L.
Williams, with offices in the new Bran
deis building, after June l.
All of the investments of the Midwest
Life are made in Nebraska securities. 1t
has over 14OO satisfied policyholders and
has never had a law suit. Even the name
of the company either as plaintiff OF
defendant, does not appear upon the
| records of any court. 1t treats its agents
and policyholders on the square and merits
the patronage of all Nebraskans who are
in the market for life insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29

The lawyer for the defense found it nee
essary 10 weaken the testimony of the prln
cipal witness for the prosecution.
Mr.. Skybo," he said proceeding to cross
examine him, did you ever live on IN,
seacoast2"
Yes, sir" responded the witness; II hav,
lived half my life In a seacoast town"
You are familiar, then, with salt Watel
fish,"
Yes, sir"
"Well. just as a matter of information
will you please tell me how a flounde
swims-whether horizontally or vertically 2
"Why-er-"
That is all. Mr. Skybo, YOU may stan,
aside. '-ChIeago Tribune
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
GREATER LURE OF CITIES
Despite the Poets, Country Life is
Not the Greatest Draw
ing Card.

The poets. as a class, apparently have
found much pleasure in singing the de-
lights Of country life; OF the Jocund far
mer driving his team afield; OF the bare
foot boy following the cows to pasture
of a rosy morning along a blossom-broid-
cred way; of the mowers swinging their
scythes and sickles through the green
grass or the golden grain; of Maud Muller,
with her rosy cheeks, raking the new mown
hay. These are the things that the poets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29

Perhaps now that all farm products have
risen In price and seem destined TO remain
more profitable to the farmers than hereto
fore, more people will engage In agrcul-
ture. But that the gay, brilliantly lighted
streets. the fine parks. the crowds OF peo-
pie. schools, churches. places OF amuse-
ment. and that intimate touch OF fellow
beings, is liked by many. is beyond all
doubt.-Christian Science Monitor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
FOG Withheld Bldg,
Corner 10Th and Harvey SITS.

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
State of Nebraska. Office of Auditor OF
Public Accounts.
1t is hereby certified that the Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
company, of Hartford. in the state of
surance law of this state, applicable to such
companies, and is, therefore, authorized to
continue the business of Steam Boiler and
Fly Wheel insurance In this state Tor the
current year, ending January 81. 1911
Summary of Report Filed for the year
ending December ,S g; 1889;
Premiums 81, 732, 99102
All other sources ls7.4Soo
W Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures '''''-i'-
Paid Policy Holders IS 70745S1
All other payments 1,1S1 545.SS
Total ...................,........ VIA, 81
LIABILITIES
Unpaid Claims and
Expenses .,..........S 9O,939.53
Unearned Premiums. 1,94S,73229
All other liabilities =. S7445.19 2,122,
Capital Stock paid up 1,OO0.0O00O
Surplus beyond capital
stock and other LA
bilities ............. 1852, 1878 26s2, 1873
Witness my hand and the seal 't Of the
Auditor of Public Accounts the day and
siLAs r. BARTON,
(Seal) Auditor of Public Accounts.
C. e. PIERCE, Deputy.
w. s. CURTIS. Special Agent,
405-406 McCague Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
| State Of Nebraska, Office OF Auditor of
Public Accounts.
LINCOLN. Feb. 1. 1910.
| 1t is hereby certified that the Pelican
Assurance company of New York, in tho
state of New York, has compiled with tho
Insurance law Of this state, applicable to
such companies, and is, therefore. author
ICED to continue the business of Fire in
surance in this state for the current year.
ending January 81. 1911.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Auditor OF Public Accounts, the day and
year first above written.
SILAS r. BARTON,
(Seal) Auditor of Public Accounts
C. e. PIERCE, Deputy.
| w. II. RUSSELL. b. McKITRICK,
President. Secy. & Treas
RUSSELL. & McKITRICK CO.. INC.
! Real Estate and Investments
Suite 432-434 Range Bldg, Omaha, Neb
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
! State of Nebraska, Office of Auditor Of
Public Accounts.
LINCOLN, Feb. /, 1910
1t is hereby certified that the Girard
! Fire and Marine Insurance company Of
Philadelphia, in the state of Pennsylvania,
has complied with the Insurance law OF
this state, applicable to such companies
and U.s. therefore, authorized to continue
the business of Fire and Tornado Insurance.
in this state for the current year, ending
January 81. 1911. N
Witness my hand and the seal Of thu
Auditor of Public Accounts, the day and
year first above written
SILAS r. BARTON,
(Seal) Auditor OF Public Accounts.
G. e. PIERCE, Deputy.
F. ID. WEAD,
Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insurance,
Wead Bldg Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
when Architects Lost Arrogance.

When Architects Lost Arrogance.
Ptolemy looked down on the cringing
architect.
You understand then that you are to
have this proposed pyramid completed and
ready for occupancy three centuries from
today?"
Il do" replied the trembling one.
And for every day that il remains I'M
completed you viii be fined 500 bags OF
Shushi corn"
Yes, ineffable one"
And if you present any bill for extras
off goes your presumptuous head. In SOC
years, remember"
Yes, master"
Then get busy. "-Cleveland Plaln-Dealer,
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
local PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy. Ziza501z; do prints.
81; do. seconds. .; process. fancy. ail: do. fair
20 good, 2s23 dairy, choice 2ia25; do good ZlaZ3:
s;orepaeKed. iSa2U.
CBEESE-New York state factory. fancy nats.
l9aEh Co. small. HAHN do. large. I6hAl7.
EGGS-Near-by, choice. TrtuTnahle cases Il:
West Virginia and Southern Virgins TrturnAbls
eases. %; Tennessee. returnable cascs %: North
Carolina. rctuuable clsCs -
LIVE POBLTRY-Chickens. spring large %,
p; do. medium. lsaa0; do. hens, snail.
PER h., 70 large lsH ROSTERS per h 10,
ducki. old. ~: do spring 3 be. and over. Is,
geese. Ter h., loai2: Do. fancy l2ai4; turkeys
toms por 10. IS; do. hens. 70; turkeys thin. lOal2
keats. per ID. i5
NEGBTAbLEs-P Potatoes Nc-folk per barrel
l-ooalE; cucumbefs. Norfolk. per basket local 3
do, North Carolina 9oai0Q: string beans Der has
ket. Zalo: North Carolina lettuce s0al co. radshes
per 100. 90 70 90 spinach. per barrel 75alQo; egg
plant. per crate. L00alT5 tomatoes. per rate "a
lQu: asparagus 75alD per dozen punches
rhubarb. lSa5 per dozen punches: new cabbage.
ea75 per crate; spring onions. i0ajo per hundred
bects, Jas per bunch green peaA. per basket
75as0
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens, per ID. Zzazs;
chickens and hens. mixed. l9ao: slips. per H..
II ducks lsaO geese. per n, ual6
DRESSED MEATS-Hamc. country, Eugar-clred
e.
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced. fancy 4a5 cher
mes. l2al5. biackbcrres, Z whortlcbcrriss l2n
WOOL AND HiDES-WoOl unwashcd. tree q
burrs pc ~. 30. wool. bury. p5r H.. Z5aE hides
greet, Der b.. 10. do. dry Per ID. Iai6: shesv
tins. green. each 75al00: do. dr. each Z5a60; ca
Ms, green. each. L5oal.5s
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nov York Aug 2-BUTTER-R Receipts l4Tr
packages The market rules firm on the highes,
grades ~ creamery but with limited demand foT
consumption. sellers are unable 90 further advancr
prices Creamery specials. 2sNa29; creamery extras
6a1sA Creamery hrsts, l6sL State dairy good q
choice, 2a21's. process sp'c.als. ~; Western imi
current make -
CHEEsE-Reesipts. sE9 boxes. The market con-
tnucs quiet. buyers scaling their orders 20 minimum
quantities Couutp markets lower state. whole
milk specials. liaai5. do. fancy colcred liA; do.
fancy white. ~ do. fair 90 prime l2i.al4; do.
oos'mon. eaallh: lEims. specials, u
E6GS-ReCsiufE. n l0s Gases Nearby white esg-
are easier and lc lower but browns were unchanged.
Supplies liberal with only moderate demand. State
Pennsylvania. and nearby hennCg white fancy
l,aS2 do. brown. 25aZ1 fresh gathered extras ga
-s' do. extra hrsts. 1aGs; do, frsts. lsals: do.
dirtics lla4
MILK-WL1iszale rrice q LII per ao-auart can.
MILLfEED-Easer: quiet. spring bran. A.oo
standard middling. 850 city bran. 900. N buk
Western ud-dcg. 800. % arrive, winter wheat bran,
IN Nopound sacks. to arrive. 500
OAIS-slow, steady. No white. sac: No
white. gIais; No. white. i6'5ai7; white. on track
46'sa6l
FLOUR-Quiet: steady Kansas straishts SIS
535, m sacks; soft straigh's A6ja50o. in barrels
spring patents 6c0a65o IN barrels: spring clears
A6ajW; new Kansas siralghts to arrive. 500a5 3
RYE FLOUR-steadY; moderate business ChOics
bands quoted az 89aiN
CORNNiEAL-Easy: light dealings. Kindred
for export. $50; coarse meal. in bags. LssalsO.
BEEF-stGhdy. moderate inquiry. Packet 1900
1880. family la0OalsO
P0RK-Steidy; dun trade Mess. 80; family
BG
HAY-Rccsipts. liz tens. strong; unchanged
Pricc to-day Is; No. !. LZ7al.so: No ?. L2o4l.Z
No, 8. lHaIt0
STRAW Receipts 80 tons. dull Long w
quoted a. Ea60
LARD-Dull; unchanged. Prime Western, l23
CITY, u5; refined continent. l245: South Amen
Nizalli lard stearne. SLOW; New York l5A
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & u,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Aug. 2-wheat opened 4 70 &c lower
and was under pressure all day. with considerable
liquidation BY the tired holders Receipts were lib
eral with cash demand Limited. Chicago sold 5.0o0
bushels No. red winter 10 Eastern millers- St
Louis cash about % lower. Kansas City reports
good demand prices easy With futures. Local cars
l059; estimated tomorrow. so cars
The best general rain Tor a month has fallen over
the Western corn brit since yesterday, and II con
tinued raining IN many sections to-day The area
benefited by such precipitation is undoubtedly quite
extended. Prices fell the effect from the start
q the session. and long corn thrown over.
ing decline Of nearly Dc per bushel Cash prices
10 TIC lower. with fair demand for shipment
Local cars SIS with sos estimated for tomorrow
More bullish statistics on stocks Of provisions at
Western points than expected gave good uptum
to provisions, ribs leading the advance. The swing
chiefly proft-takng. though some Of Il in
1uenced by the weakness in grains little i'm
pavement In cash trade was reported IN certain
quarters. but the demand is Etill below normal for
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
DAILY COURTRECORD.
tTue.aay. Ausu.t 2. I0lOl
DISTRICT COURTS.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Habeas corpus No. ST. In re David r. Watson
time for fling transcript extended.
In re dunacyl Mary Brooks; Margaret A. Gauiher
appointed committee bond $500
Nos. 2i3s-2s9i2 Cooksey vs., Cooksey; trustees
report confirmed and reference to auditor. Att0r-
neys. W. W. Poultney-R. +. Evans.
No E57l. Robertson Robertson Ct al reference
70 examiner. Attorney. w. c. Martin.
No 2efii Jones rs. johnson ct al reference
to examiner. Attorneys. I. Wiiamson-Dayid Wolf.
No 2s6o2 In re Charles Behle; account approved.
payment Of claims Attorneys, Coldrr & Fenning.
No 1860. Ratclife vs. Ratclihe: order n lorna
paupersI rule roturnabe August 5. Attorney. L.
II. Ho)cwell.
No z523 Jones " Pennebaker ct al order for
possesdon intervening petition Of II. +. DAVIS.
Attorneys H. Z. Davis and Pennehaker Caraa &
Jones-I. Z Laskey. w. C. Prentiss. and Z H
Jackson.
No 92G Pzentiss vs. Richards Wall Paper Com
pany; pro confesso vS certain defendanta Attor-
neys. G. +. Williams-D. w. ODonoghue.
/ No. z953 Vestry St Papl's p. T. Church "
/ Philadelphia Saving Fund Society; trustee suS
stituted. Attorney. II. S. Welch.
] No. 255i Clark e. al. rs. Bryn Maw College e
/ al; same. Attorney. same.
No. 25d5. 81 E street southwest vs.. General As
sembly Presbyterian Church ssme. Attorney same.
No. Eie5. O'Brien vs. OBnen. rule Continued.
Attorneys. J. II. AdriAans-F. D. Blackstone.
No. 36E. Warwick vs.. Hill; decree fixing title and
ordering sale. Attorneys-W. Ballinger-J. S.
Easby-sSnith and G. A. Street.
/ No. 1854 BofieT VI. unknown heirs. order 81
4 publication. Attorneys. Lester & Price.
( No. GG4i In re Randolph Hotel Company: disco
/ luntion ordered. &c AttUneys-L Tob1ner-G. O
/ German
! No. Gfo. Franklin Fire Insurance. Company Va
Bonsal q al. decree 20 turn over funds Attor-
neys W. 3. Guy-F. A. Fenning. p II. Brown.
/ W. A. Johnston. q. ". Clageit W. A. Johnson
No. 1861. Clark ct al. Vegetarian Meat Com
/ pany ct al rlle retunable August 5. Attorneys
Baker Sheehy Hogan.
No. 2eoi5. Smith vs. Casey e al order for IN,
/ dertaking Attorneys. G, W. Fits and E. r.
i Hill-A. p. Casey J. II. Stewart
No. $3.50 sullivan Va Ceasnhers e all rue re-
turnable August s Attorney J. A. O'shea.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Columbia Heights-LOt 5. block %: Marian B. Thor.
warth TO Marian NJ. Thorasrth SO
Connecticut Avenue TerTace-Square 1859 lots and
,: George L Bunnen CT TX. 20 Katherine Car
Jonas SO
Lansdon Park-square 42l5. lots Il and Is: Charles
A. March e ux. TO David R. Notter ct ux. SO
d street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
strcets-square s62 LOT Is; Kennedy Bros. Inc
10 John d. Garnan, SO trust $780,
Chevy Chasc-Squars 1866 part Of lot GO. Chew
Chase Land Company 70 Maud $. Adams SO
Prospect street northwest between Wisconsin avenue
and Thirty-third street-SQuare l2I part Of LOT
IA Allan McIAne Albert TO Charles Z. Tribby,
SO trust 500.
Of lot n: John F. Hermann to Arthur F.
Wood $40.
Anacostia-sQuare S7ss, lot s. Samue, H. Lucas Ct
AK. 70 Edgar T. Phillips. SO. trust SOO6
Florida avenue northeast. between Seventh and
Eighth streets-Square $50 lot AZ; Louis G. Fer
rel ard DOME H. Ferren to Harry B. Newman
Potomac Heishts-sQuare 1850. lots 10 and Il: Po.
tomae Heights Land Company 10 Harry S.
Nichols SO.
Potomac avenue southeast between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Square northeast 1854 lot q
William H. Tsllmadse ct TX. TO Herman X.
Howcnstein. So
" Ninth street nogtheast-square ss4. lot r. VIII
ian H. Harman 20 August III. KEhlemann. SO
l. street northeast between Ninth and Tenth streets
Squire 93l 10; Al; George s Cooper ct TX. to
Geors c. P. Kern Ct ux.. SO
Between D, z. Thirteenth, and Fourteenth streets
northeast-Square 1880. lot "a; George W. Bark
man ct ux. TO Marie L. Johnson. $40. subject TO
trustee
Eighth street northwest between Taylor and Upshur
steets-square SOS, lot S. Albert Thomas to
Ida A. Gilbert, SO.
3 street southeast between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets. and Eighteenth street Be-
tween Massachusetts, avenue and streets SOUTH
east-Squsre 1893, lots p. Is. A. and Is; Penroes
Fleishcr, as trustee. and Pennose F9aisher ct ux
Amanda, In their own right. 10 Pred S. Smith,
SO
Whitney Close-Block 7. lots !. g. Z. s. Q. and 10:
Alfred H. Lawson to District CT Columbia
$500
Meridian Hl-Part lot u, lots Is Il. and Is. block
II: Charles Reid Rely et uz..- Helen H., to John
II. Nolan So
Takona Park-SQusre $685. lots 2, q, and o;
Woodford D. Harlan 10 jacob II. Arnold. $40
University Heigh,s-EAst Part Of lot 5. block Is
William A. Green ct TX TO George A. o'Don-
nell e ux.. SO
University Heghts-Wost part Of lot s. block Isl;
Ohio 7. Beaa ard Ohio T. Nichols e. al 70
George A. ODonnen ct w. SO
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
Probate Court.


Estate OF George Andrews; letters q administrs-
ton q. b. n C. Z a. granted 70 Charles A. Mar.
shall; bonl 5000 Attorneys, Lyon & Lyon.
Estate 4 Henry d. Moore letters OF admnistza-
ton grated 70 Helen R. Moore; bond. 5000. At
torneys. same.
Estate Ct Elizabeth V. Won Derleber; viii dated
june 3, 1865. and codcl dated July l. 1910 filed.
Estate Of Pauline zeh; letters testamentary grant
60 70 George T. Zeh. bond. 500 Attorneys. Bran
deuburg & Brardenhirg.
Estate % Victoria j. L. Compte: letters Tesla
mcntaTy granted 70 Henrietta T. Dunlap; bond.
$50. Attorneys. +. A. Jones
Estate Of Julia Mattingly: letters testamentary
granted 70 Robert L Mattingly; bond. $500. At
tCTney. r. T. Mat,ingly.
Estate Of Anna A Dries; sale rassed and special
auditors report ratified.
IN 70 Flora Briggs: John Z. Briggs appointed
s trdian; bond N0o0 Attorney. J. II. Taylor
Estate Of Mitchell r, Robinson letters Il admin
istratiou granted 10 John l. Robinson: bond. 500.
Attorney. Fred Beau.
| Estate q Timothy Winn bond increased and or
| der 20 compromise
Estate q Mary L Hughes; Letters Of alrninistra-
| ton granted 10 Man c. Thompson and Sarah T.
and J. p. Flannery.
Estate q Eliza A. Chambers; petition to sell
realty and order o. reference.
Estate Of Margaret Lucde; viii dated Ma7ch s.
1902 sled.
ES.ste Of Richard W. Ross; letters Of adntnistfs.
ton granted 20 Lydia II. Thompson. bond. $50.
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate q Charles Griffin; letters q administration
granted TO Simon Lyon; bond. 800. Attorneys.
same
Estate q Frederick Myers sane 20 LlTin-ston W.
I Cleveland bond. 800 Attorneys sane.
Estate q George Deshon; sane 90 Charles Deshoni
7 bond. N0n- Attorneys. same.
/ Estate q Charles G. Hagker; same 70 l. Oakiord
\ Action; bond. $40 Attorneys. same.
Estate q Muscoc L. Shackelford: sane 20 Simon
] Lyon. bond N.000. Attorneys. sane
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles A Van L1se. .. and Mar TsyiOr. 4.
Rev. BENJAMIN " Weeks
Henry NJ. Ersline, $. and RUBY Kitchen a
Rev. Charles +. SOntag.
James F. Reed. q and Eva " Chewninz. Il
Rev. George NJ Cummings
Frank N. Bradley. s5. and Bertha ". srobel. u.
Of Alexandria, Va Rev. J. N. Little.
Justis L Cooke, 50 and Emile ]. IA Hsnnbeck
IS, both q New YORK City. Rev. William L Nc
Keuney
Charles }. BenneT. q. and Florence / Knott, Ia
Rev. Charles 7. Warner.
George ". Haughton. 2. Of Philadelphia. Pr
ard Jessie NJ. Leannaraa. 2 Rev. John R. shan
non
Cedric " Wood. q. and Sadie I Dsrnan Il
Rev. James L McLain
John E. Poesy. 9lsnne Anos E Davis. Il Rev.
3. ". MeekS
Geocge H Dowen. g. and Lillian F. GUIDE. q.
Rev. w. I. Lynn.
William l. Ray. Q. a Johnson CITY. Tenn. and
Ms6elle S. Essensa. 2. q smithDort. Pa. Rev
John r. Shannon
COLORED.
james Ford. 2, and Georsianaa Shaw, 2. Rev.
G S. Lancaster.
John F. Johns1n. 3. and Maggie Owens. % Rsr.
Isaiah p Brooks
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Brookland-Part Of lot J. block %; Catherine Ellen
Straub % Arthur =. Williams $40
Mount Pleassnt-Parts q lots Al. 81 and 49,. Harr
son G. Brewer ct ux. % Alonzo o. Bliss. SO.
@ street southeast. between Ninth and Tenth
streets-Square 9l9, parts q lots 81. Il, ard g.
and lot 49, Arthur r. Weed 20 jain Il. Herr
mann. SD.
Addition 70 Br0okiand-LOt T. block a; J. Ade-
laide Bachelor 20 Mary r. stickel so.
Between o. r.. First. and Third streets northwest
square 557 lots ls5 ard la Elizabeth = saum
% walter O. Balders,on. SO, subject % trust,
N,7J0
Between \. O. Fourth and Fifth streets northwest
Square 5l2. lot s.. frank @. Nolte. trustee, and
Eeanora n. Nolte 10 Ralph l. Hall
Brightwocd Park-Lot g. block s; Edna Keene
Bushee 20 Patrick J. Sheehan. so.
l65i % l6i2 and 15D 20 1876 Cooksey place north
West-Square SOL lots ia. Jas. Jas. AZ. lf5. -,
and l55; A. Emerson Babccck % ux. 20 CoTneaa
Dennis ard LCuniB lawrence Dennls, .olnt
tenants so.
Between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. and v
street and Florida avenue northwest-Square IA.
10; s.; David Louis Shoemaker et u1. and Carl
Thomson shoemaker Ct ux- % James B. smith
and Maud ]. smith. joint tenants. SO. subiect
% trust. S2G0
Bcall's Adveuture-GeorFe II Sharp and Joseph r.
Taguc. trustees. TO John W Glennan. S5.s-25l-
Mount Pleasant-Psrt Of lot Z. block i; John h.
Nolan e TX. 20 Charles Reid Riley. trust so 600.
10 p street ssSthwest-Squaro e. lot e. Samuel
P. Compiler ct W. 70 Joseph Il. Bean. SO. trust,
SEQ
Columbia Heishts-Lot M. block q; Charles ".
king Ct TX. 70 Arthur F. Carroll. SO. trust.
& go
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug 2-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators
l.CSl.l@ bushels; shipments from elevators. q O7s
bushcs sales Of cargoes grade at sols FOR No
red. 90a for No 3 red. 9ll5 for special hin
steamer No. red. 921 for stock steamer No. 2 red
and S9S for stock rejected Bag lots, by sample a,
to quality and condition. brought 7s So s. IS "a
p. %, a. s. s. md 81 per hushel Settling prizes.
Contract. spot, s7h; No. ? red Western. lOOH, No.
red Western, aA: steamer No. 2 red elss.
steamer No. red Western, ga
C0RN-Stock IN elevators, o07S bushels. shin
menty from elevators. 53H bushels. Track yellow
corn for domestic delivery. at "a per hlshe for car
lots on spot. Settling prise, contract 6s4
OATs-Stock in elevators. 8702 bushels. shin
ments from elevators. Lls5 bushels White No. .
as 70 weight 49as9z do. No. g. as 20 weight ana
f6i1 do, No 4, as to weight f5lka4els do uired
No 2. 46l5si7 nominal; do, 3 45lsal6.
RYE-Stock in elevators l6.437 bushels: shiproen+-
from elevators. l0G bushels: No. 2 rye Western
domestic sOas2; No. rye. Western. domestic ga
"a; bag lots. as 70 quality and condition lOa7G
FLOUR-Winter extra, new. 3.50a3 70. do clear
new. 4loai.3O; do. straight new 4i5a46o do rot.
ent new. 5.l5G60; spring clear. 45oaA75. do
straight. 55Oa5.75; do patent; 6O0a65: city mius'
best patent. go: do. high-grade patent SIS. do
straight. SIS; choice family. 40 extra. 3sas Is.
ne -four. medium 10 choice, 4.eSa85O: com meal
per 100 lbs, L50al60.