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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-16
Alias Summons.
The State of Idaho

The state of Idaho
To William E. Jefieres, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that there is now on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
First Judicial District of said State in Rath-
drum, County of Kootenai, the complaint OF the
above named plaintiff wherein judgment is de
manded against you for decree dissolving The
bonds of matrmony heretofore and now exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant, and di-
vOrce decreed according to the Statute in such
case made aud provided, and that the custody
of the minor child, Frances, the issue OF said
marriage, be awarded to plaintiff.
The ground upon which said judgment and
decree are claimed, is that the defendant in the
fall of 1898, Intentionally deserted plaintiff an d
continues to live apart from aid plaintiff.
For further ground for divorce plaintiff al
leges that defendant failed to provide support
for plaintiff, although abundantly able so to do,
and that he still SO refuses to provide for
plaintiff
And you are also notified that unless you APP
pear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof ii served within
KOotena County and within twenty days if
served out of said county, but within said Ju-
dicial District, and within forty days if served
out of said District exclusive OF the day of ser
vice., the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded i'm snid complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court OF the First Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the County of Koot-
enai, this 18th day of January, a, d. 1898.
[sEALl ROB1. :. BRAGAW, Clerk.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Attorney for Plaintiff
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The State of Idaho
TO Carrie +. Bothel, defendant: You are here
by notified that there is now on file in the office
OF the Clerk of the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of said State in Rathdrum,
County of koOtenai, the complaint of the above
named plaintiff, wherein Judgment is demand
ed against you for decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimOny heretofore ana now existing be-
tween You and the plaintiff Parks b. Bothel,
and divorce decreed according to the statute
in such case made ana provided.
The ground on which said judgment and dc
cree are claimed, is that defendant in the
month OF October, 1889, at Kingman, Arizona
willfully ana unlawful deserted and abandon
ed the plaintiff with the intent to live apart
from plaintiff, and has ever since continued to
live separate and apart from plaintiff, against
his consent or his desire.
And you are also notified that unless YOU
appear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof, If served within
Kootenai County and within twenty days, ii
served out of said county, but within said Judic-
ial District and within forty days, If served
out OF said district exclusive of the day of ser
ice), the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the First Judicial District of
the State of Idaho, in and for the County of
Kootenai. this 18th day of January, A. u. 1898.
[sEALl ROBT. :. BRAGAW, Clerk.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court First Judicial District of
the State OF Idaho, in and for the county
of Kootenai.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-16

Thos. F. Cakes, Henry C. Payne, henry c. Rouse,
Receivers.
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Settlers desiring perfect their title
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CHURCH NOTICES.

GRACE n. E. CHURCH-Ccrner Ninth
and streets north west: Rev. Watson Case,
pastor.-i1 Il. n., The -Four Sins. That
Cruciriei Jesus" 7:3O u. m. 'Rcdee6ing
the Time Because the Days Are Evil Sun
dIy-schcol at $50 Il. M; Epworth League
at $50 p. IN; watch night services on Taos
day ut 90 p. IN; prayer meeting on Thurs
day al 7:30 p. m.
HAAIINE II. Z. CHURCH-Ninth and
p streets northwest; Rev. E. 5. Todd, ID. D.,
pastor.-Sunday-schoo $40 n. M; preach
ing by the pastor. ! Il. M, subject, Swifter
Than Il Viewers Shuttle; 100 p. m, sub
Epworth League 6:15 p. IN; Tuesday,
consccration; Thursday. church prayer
meeting. 7:30 p. m; watch night services
Tnes,iav evening. commencing at 8 O'Clock.
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER-Corner
Thirteenth and L streets PARTNERSHIPS
vices at 1 1 Il. IN. and 1880 p. m; Sunday
school. $40 a. IN; Young Peoples Union,
6:3O p. rn.; Rev. A. G, Rogers, D. D.. pastor,
a. m Milking the Most OF Our Lives p.
M, the sixth iii the present series of SER
mons explanatory or universaiism; sub
1ect, THE Sin OF Judas at this service
Mr.. Hcrncon Morsvli will sing. Here Is
Me-" by Coinen; Mrs. Watson Smith will
sing. " jesus, Lover Of My Soul by Tours
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Sixth street and Maryland avenue north
los Allen aud att 80 p. m. by Rev. j. H.
Bradford; Sunda y-school at $50 a. M;
Junior c. E. at 3, and Y. P. S. c. E. at
$50 p. m.
. THE BRETHREN-Pastor Lyon viii
preach ID. W en- Lords day. IL Il. in., at
No. sic Pennsylvania avenue southeast;
Bible-schooi, at 9:45 a. IN. Everybody in
vited. Seats free.
FIFTEENTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH,
corner X northwest-Preaching IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. W. W.
Van Arsdale; Sunda school, $3.50 n. M;
Epworth League, $50 p. M; pray meet
Ing every Thursday at 7:30 p. m. All
are cordially invited; seats free.
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Traditions of ST. Coiumba.

On one occasion the saint blessed knife
20 that it couldnever hurt any creature after
ward. His blesSng produced exa city the op.
posite effect on u sta Ike. A very poor pea SAINT
brought il at the saints bidding. st. CO.
lunibia sharpened 1T with his own hand and
then blessed it. Keep it, he said. 1T
will hurt neither man nor beast only wild
animals and fish. So long as you keep 1t
you will never lack flesh food" The peas
ant fastened it in the ground. and the very
next day found a fine stag inipaled. Not a
day passed without some wild creature be-
ing thus captured. The wife was fright
ened. Some one will get hurt" she said.
"Then we shall be either killed or sold as
slaves" The peasant removed it ard laid
it by in hishouse. The next day his dog was
killed by IL. Heput it in the river and found
a niarvelnusly big salmon on it. The next
place was on thereof, where it proved fatal
to crow. Persuaded by his wifc-'per
sociam lit ADAM" says the biographer-he
cut it up and burned it, and was as poor as
ever all the rest OF his life.-London Spec
tator.
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IN THE DEPA STORE


How the Charming Buyer Go. to the
Wind ward of the Merchant.
''What wont merchants nowadays do in
order To ga.n Il business advanta ga" asked
drummer from Ohio, according to the Buf-
falO Express. who then partially answered
his own question by saying:
Il went into a big depa rtment store last
week. found that the buyer for my line OF
goods was Il woman, Il mighty handsome
woman. made an appointment FOR her the
next morning. and when arrived with my
samples found half dozen statesmen ahead
of me and had to wait my turn.
The buyer was busy just then with n
fellow who scld cheap jewelry. lie was
susceptible youth, and the girl was string
Ing him for al he was worth. You'd have
sworn she was dead in love with him. She
called him By his first maine. leaned her head
confiiingly against him as they looked over
the samples, and insisted on pinnilg the
goods into his scarf and shirt front to see
how they would look. As a result She
bought all she wanted for Song. That
young fellows employers are probably
wondering yet how he came to sell so cheap.
"Some male buyers are just as unscru-
pulous, though continued the drummer
from Ohio though not always on their
employers side. 1 went into a store in
Providence, K. l. The buyer shivercd and
remarked that it was very cod day and
that he d.dn' have any coal at home. eN-
cuscd myself. obtained his address and sent
him five tons OF coal that afternoon. The
next day called around at the store and
took 4 big order a I my own figures
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.

Tn Effect Suvem Der IL, 1888.
1910 a. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
iTED.-PullInan Sleeping, Dining, Smok
lug, and Observation Cars, Han burg
20 Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. So
Louis. Cleveland, and Toledo buffes
.c.3o A. M. FAST Pullman
and a bnns Caro-. rs q
SAC M. CHICAGO AID ST: LOUIS
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cara
Harrisburg 70 ST. Louis. Cincinnati. Louis.
1pI liaa f. sfsepine Car T g chf easo and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car TO
M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
'PkESS-PuIlInau Sleeping and Dining
Cars to st, Louis. aud Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to Cip SaF,asic rx,nr,,
Pullman sleeping Car % PiiisbarE.
Rochestef. aud Niagara Falls daily. 'e1.
1916 e1p:a e a. N. for Eln,ra and Renov.,
Daily. except Sunday. For WiDialnspori
aai1 GP : \ ~ p fo9 wlulamspert Rochester
cept Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
fngton 70 Suspension Bridge, via. Bur
lO.4o p. "A: for Erie, Cananda!gua
daily. Sleeping Car Washing: ton to 81
For Philadelphia, New York. and the
oopn.. "co Sss
FED FED. daily. ali Parior Cars. With Il DIM bin.
ha laias SsT = aSi s;;Sa. so:oe. i e
G GsT; an9 a. o0 1s DsGn Sa' 4s ss VIZ
1900, and I'd, 1,se B. Zoo On sa rs os
4.2o, $40. 1000. and 1 I. 35 p. m. For
@: wesk-iayss;o Express, ~: lsweek;days.
without change, Z 80 u. nI. Weekday
and S.l6 p; q. o daily az
Fer B St, 1870 II % and ri Ks 20 300
is.95. As; 2,oi: $ g. 3, % Zoo LIN:
1884, g. s,u hG4g os 20 a sSo sS o. Il e. 90
11;9o Milf lG-lS. III HIS 2 70 80
For P6pe's Creek Lie. Z 20 a. N. "a nd nd SO
2: n: da dC;,. e7es 81 Sunday; 49,.
DAYS DAYS 800 M. and eaes5 D. s1 m Sun
Atlantic Coast Ling. Exprsss for Rich
aS,a s4s q m n a Ia Sai EElcpRSga sS
Asssna,ySim nSs1 q Iaf SSe SaaeleSS
Saiiy, s and a;sS PAR F. g. SEsssEaays :. n
s.20, 4.25. 500. 5.37. SIS, So 1t.1x
AMI SO p. IN. On Su nday az 4. SO. 3.1X
S.4b a. r.. S-46. S.lo. s.Oa. and IO.i6
Leave Alexapdr,a for Washington. e.6k
6.43, 7.06, {; 90. 9:10, 10.15, 1923 4 ~.
49, 49, z SO; iSSs and and iSS 8 sI Il!
q l5 su ESQ., 700 81 ssS Sid 5o saa ioSs
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and a
streets and at the station, Sixth and b
sfreeta where orders can be left for fh0
checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences. ass -
n. n. PROVOST. J. r. wOOD.
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LEGAL NoTISES.

EST A TEofJamesC Coon, late of soldiers,
home, Washington ID. c., No. 6,S42
Document 81, issued December 20. 1885
Application having beca made 10 the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
holding Orphans Court, Tor probate OF a
last will OF James Coon and for letters of
administration on said estate. by john
Green, sole legatee. This is to give notice
10 all concerned TO appear in sand court on
Friday, the 18th daY OF January. A. d..
1896, at 10 O'Clock a.. M. to show cause
why such application should not he granted.
A. Il. HaGner. Attest: j. NOTA M'GILL.
Register OF Wills, ID. e. HORACE l..
STILES. Proctor Tor Applicant.
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A PRIESTS LONG RIDE.
He Travelled 100 Miles on Horseback
to Visit u Dying Woman.


According to press dispatch from
Wichita Kan, Rev. John Bag.ey, pioneer
Catholic priest OF the West, now stationed
at Kingman, Kan, made worccrfui ride
recently.
Mrs Qunlan OF New York City, whose son
owns the "T-barT" ranch. one Of the iarg-
est that at present exists in TIE paradise
of the ranchers and cow pGnchers NO
Mans handsome time ago came To pay
her son a visit. She was suddenly taken Ill,
and more through medical neglect, no phy-
stefan could be found nearer than Liberal,
Kan. OF Paladura, Texas, her condition be-
came critical. Her life was dtspaired OF,
and when size was informed that IL was not
thought She could live, she expressed de-
sire that a priest be sent for 10 attend
her in her last moments. This was very
difficult wish to fulfill, but owing to
Father Eaglcy's daring and wonderful! ride,
the sick woman received the consolation
Of religion before departing from this life.
The ranChmrn throughout Beaver county.
Oklahoma, which Is another name for the
strip OF land known as No Mans Land"
entered into the spirit OF the r.de and gave
the priest ali the assistance that was within
their power. Relays Of horses. those famous
Colorado animals that have been known TO
travel until they fall down from sheer ex-
haustion. Were arranged for him, and. as
result. he rode the entire distance OF l6O
miles over llc pFalTie III lWtHl s-Oie uOHfS
and thirty minutes, reaching the dying
woman Just before she became unconscious.
Part of the Journey from Kingman. which
was in all $40 miles away, was by rail.
The train to ok the priest to EnEiewOCd. and
from there he began his ride on horseback.
He ate nothing during the horseback trip
and took only one drink OF water.
In the entire ride the priest passed hut
two or three houses and they were sod shan
ties at that. In the whole dista nee the com
panions Of the traveller were cattle and wild
ANIMALS. Gray wolves are not at all scarce.
AMI the const ant and weird howlings OF the
coyotes is quite sufficient to turn the ordi-
nary Traveller back TO his home and safe
lodgings. The ranch to which the priest
went was in the extreme western portion of
Beaver county, near the Colorado lire, and
for thirty miles he was compelled to travel
through the long sand hills which ovcrhang
the banks Of 7 aladura creek. No water can
be procured i'll that stretch for man or beast.
To show how wild the regions through
which he passed are, ii may be said that
the United States government sends mail
through only twice every three weeks and
then the packages are well qua rGcd by two
or three men. Not that there are any
Indians running around loose, but in the
valleys toward the end of the Journey,
especially in the Paladura valley, every
little rainsorm that comes up is attended
by ''jiElnicClone, which in the language
of the East, is snall-siZed cyclone.
Tn" ranchmen in the vicinity and all of
the pioneers say that Father Ragley's ride
is the most wonderful they ever heard of,
and he is the hero of the hour in Kansas.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

sPIRiTUALiSM-M Hall, every
Sunday; Iyceum. 10 a: m; lecture, 1I:30
m, $50 p. M last Sunda this season
of Mrs. Adaiine NJ. Glazing. the eminent
trance speaker; tests follow each lecture.
morning services free.
X, AND II. +. CHURCH, Is a. n
Sunlay-schch' IL a. IN. by .-stor Eev
s. NJ. Har,sock, d: D.. subject. Salts
IN, . The Last Time" watch night service
Tuesday. beginning n / 30 p. IN. Welcome.
FAITH N. E. CHAPEL, Bowen road,
Rev. A. G. Harrison, pa stor-S unda Y :
school, 300 a M; preaching by pastor, L
M; Young Peoples meeting. $50 D. IN. !;
address by W. L. Bruen, T;30 p. m: re
vival services, during the week, 80 p. m;
Monday next. DR.. Bailey, from the G. L..
NJ. will preach, 7:30 p. m. All are wet
come.
UNITARIAN-.TheG Glorious Gospel of
the Blessed, God isthe subject OF the MORN
ing serfn"h, by Rev. joseph ii. Croaker
of Helena, Mont, atlAh Souls' ChTreis,.
corner Fourteenth and Lsireets northwest.
In the evening at I 80 he Will speak of
''EeiigiouS Authority; SGltlay-schooi and
unity study class at 9 40 a M: children's
Christmas carcl service in the church at 3
o clSck p M: good fhusic and speaking:
Young Peoples meeting a $50 p. III.
All are invited. s'i
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. Twelfth and c
streets south west. Rev. "A. NJ. iIiliikef in
charge SnHia S,school. $3.50 ;morning sery
Ice, II evening service, .t:oc. seats Tree
al all services -,iz z,t,..t.si a.,iz,et,. 81.
VERMONT AVENlE CHRISTIAN
CHE RCH--Iasto. +. D Power, ] l y N. s nd
z 80 .. M: SuLcay Sc'toi. 81: O g. m, MS
sicif, $50 y. H.: CT ris.sn e. tcay or. 6 30
p n. Seats i;ee AZ ,se Sc. ne
THE Z i.Ui'i.S'S .it.ftGH .fsS 4 rect
n, r.hwest-Scfyiccs ats :I;; New Years
SOLOS by Nr. A. !. MssLil.in, ni Pes on, one
OF The most ;.spalaf si,ioisis OF Tie couu-
,rr:: S,s,s,.,s. -l.i.,1.i ioalj ethical class at
1915. All welcome {.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
corner Tenth and G streets northwest
Rev. S. NJ. Newman, d. D., pastor. The
y. m: evening sermon, next Illustrated
sermon upon the Life of Christi" special
Christmas music by quartet and chorus,
led by DR.. Bischoff, organist; Sunday
eehGnl. $50 a. m; Christian Endcavor,
GAO n. m.
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Auction Sales

AT vEALES. Georgetown. Horse
and Carriage Bazaar. This (Satur-
day. morning will be sold % head OF horses,
u OF which win be sold for the highest
dollar; ii matters not whether they bring
ST or $50 each, they viii he sold TO the
highest bidder. +. ID. YEALE, Auctioneer. 1 t
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EPwORTH NJ. E. CHURCH, sOUTH-Cor-
ner, Seventh and A streets northeast; Rev.
]. o. Knott, pastor.-Preaching, II q. IN,
Rev. j. \. Williams of Alexandria, Va;
ireiichiag, sop. w., Rev. W. s. Hammond,
:iiy: Sunda y-sciool, $50 4. IN. New church
to be dedicated about January IL.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST PREsBYTERfANCHU Four.
aDd-a-hiaf street northwest-Services to-
morrow at IL a. IN. and 1:,,o p. M; Chris
tan Endeavor meeting at 6:i5 p. IN: ser
mon in the morning by Rev, DIR. Sunderland;
subject THE Bees" Rev. Dr. Tainiape
win preach in the evening a t 7:3o O'Clock
THE FRIENDS OF FREE THOUGHT
will assemble at Sheidon's Hall. street
on Sunday, at 3 p. m. Ir. W. A. Cro.fut
will present paper on Enlightened Self
interest" to be followed by discussion
The scope of the Ethical Society or Secular
League will include economic as Well as
moral and religious questions, ard all are
cordially invited.
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FOR s ALE-Hotei; furnished complete
VIII lease: "a bed rooms. parior sitting
room, dininl, room, and comillete ca fc nj.
tachcd: stable IN rear; easy terms to quick
purchaser: house full OF guests. R. A.
this office. TO- IT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-By party acquainted with
retail tea and coffee trade, an active
partner with SEQ to invest against ex-
perienct OF five years. Address COFFEE.
this office. ~ ON
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GrRLEY MEMORIAL PRESRYrERIAN

GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-FIoFida avenue between Sixth
and Seventh streets northwest; Rev. J.
Russell Nerbrycke, pastor; residence, No.
936 7 street Notwithstanding service
AT IL o'clock; morning and evening sermons
subject, Finished" evening service ut Z so
O'Clock; subject THE Chief Butter; or,
Faults Remembered quartet choir: Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor, $50
p. m. Seats free. Ali are cordially invited
10 these services.
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"TREos0PEY'-LEC ON "sCIEN-
TiFiC THE0SOPHY'-By MI. Robert L
Lercil, vice president 2. i. T. s.. en- Sunday
evening 29tn iEst., at O'clock. at keizeroft
Han. small. entrance on F street. Regular
n:eeting on THURSDAY evening, January e,
subject, 'Devacbap" tEeaven). Eoth free
Public invited. Take elevator.
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wANTED-A capable young man with
best of references wishes TO pur-
chase a wholesale and retail iiGuGr store
on prominent business street; or Uouid
my half interest in same. Address stating
full particulars LIQUOR STORE, this of.
flee.
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MANrEp-BoARpERs.

wANTED-Two gentlemen boarders
In Alexandria; good rooms and fare:
, Tome comforts: In small, quiet family, at
lard time prices. GOOD HOME, this Of
flee. Item
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A Bareain-Stock and fixtures of q good
business for sale; located on the north
side or "a. ave, near 18th st. NV; owner
unable to give personal attention. Ad
dress Box ID this office. de27-
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BROoKLAND NJ. z. CHURCH-Rev. VIM.
II. Chapman, pastor; Sunday School Ut 10
"a. H.: preaching by The pastor at so a.
H.; services at $50 y. H., conducted by the
EpworiI League; Sunday School Christmas
entertainment Monday night.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH AUDITOR
1UG, Fourth street and Virginia everuc
soEtheast-Pastor E. HeZ S wcm breaches at
l =. III, and DR.. b. L. Whitman, president
Columbian University, $50 p. m. Free
pews. Al invited.
CONGRESS- STREET METHODIST
PROTESTANT CHURCH. Ti,irt, INST str ct
between NJ and N-Rev. W. Il. Graham D.
D., pastor; Sabbath services, l Q. m. aGd
80 p p. M; hrssaaching BY The rastor; Sab
$50 p. m. Mid-weeS service in lecture
room Tuesday evening $50.
THE MACEDONIAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School at $50. Sunoay services
Rev. c. c. Mason will preach at IL O'Clock
Regular services at 40 p. IN, Rev. C. {.
Mason in Charge.
THE MT. AIRY BAPTIST CHURCH will
hold its last meeting at 421 New Jersey
avenue Sunday evening, December 20, at
1:30. The friends and The public in general
are invited. The church will be moved
Monday, December 80. to a large hail room
ON the second floor in McKennedy Build
ing, southwest corner OF New Jersey avenue
an;! ID street northwest. There the deacon
and trustees will make ready for watch
meeting on New Years Eve night.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
&C riirrNnsh AMI ID streets Observation-Disclosures
E. s. Bagby will preach at / l a m Les
stais frGm Calendar at T:30 p. H.,
"Don't Drift
.THEosoPHY"-LECT ON "sCIEN-
TiFG THEOSOPHY"-By Mr.. Robert L
= -,
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1s,R RE s::oahFi Eo esSt;e.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WA NTED-Two young ladies' want
gas and privileges. PROMPT PAY. this
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r.. l.. C.-An members of Plasterers'
L. A. I644, K of L., are hereby noti-
fled to atteud the next regular meeting
of the assembly, on Monda evening, Decein-
Der 80, 1895. Business of Importance to
all. BY order of the assembly.
deo2-3t-
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LOST.

LOST-A diamond horseshoe pin, 10
stones. The finder will please return to
II. KING, 72S 7th ST. NV, and receive
good reward. Item
LOST-Thursday, Z n. IN, small white
dog. creamy back long, bushy, curly
tail; long ears, sticking straight up; dark
stains under eyes Reward given IL brought
or Information given where he can be got.
Address or call OF LIST ST. nv. Item
LOST-Dec. &c. pair gold spectacies in
case bearing name of Dr.. GUSTS; suit
able reward II LETT ut 1913 6th st. NV. II
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-28

L. A. 1881. x. OF l..
The Bot;iing House Assembly have CALI
ed a special meeting MONDAY, December
80, 1898, 7:30 p. m, at Times Building,
third floor. BY order Master Workman,
T. NJ. FARMER. de28-lt-em
HERE will be a mass meeting OF the
18th district at the Abraham Hall. l. ST.
between Sd and 1-2 SITS. sw., on MONDAY
EVENING, December 80, 1895, at I:3O
o'clock. II
FIREMEN'S Insurance Company, Of
flee corner eth st. and LOUISIANA ave-
NV. Washington, ID. C., Dec. &c. 1885.
The stockholders OF the Fircmen's
Insurance Company of Washington and
Georgetown viii meet at this office on
MONDAY. January 6, between the hours
OF IL O'Clock n. IN. and = O'Clock m, FOR
the purpose OF electing thirteen directors
for the ensuing year. c. W HOWARD,
Secretary. CO - III
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Capital Trust Company Tor the
election OF directors for the ensuing year
will be Ge!u at the Hotel fleischtnann,
Alexandria Va. WEDNESDAY, January
g. 1896. Polls open at p. M and close al
3 ID. m. Books iCr the transfer or stock
viii close January 3, and remain closed
until January s, inclusive. HENRY X.
SIMPSON, Secretary O,-l-l3t