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WILTON ]. LAMBERT, Trustee,
mos. J. OWEN. AUOTIoNEER 9l3 ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE TO CLOSE A SYNDICATE OF
SEK1 HAt.L ABLE LNlMPRoEE.D PR0rERT1
tpNlalNlNG ABOtI 1900 50 AXE EEL OI
GROUND, BETWEEN b AND r STS. AND
TENNESSEE AVE AND 18TH ST. Ne.
IN Liber No. 1870, folio $50 ct seq Of the land
records of the District OF Columbia aud at the re;
trustees will sell at public auction on the prem
ises, on TIL RSDAI, NOVEMBER TWENTY
THIRD 1899 AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
taIns about 81; 600 50, feet Of ground
Terms of sale: Lot IS sold subject to deed of
Of trust for S7oS6 balance ever and above said
chaser dpos st Of $50 AZ viii ne be required t an tac
M sam Tl al cost s1 Terms of
% =" he nn,niad iI IN IN Es from dny of
sas or the trustees reserve The rls TO resell the
tLgper AFTER FIVE days nrnvtns oTrerfisement pun
po175t MaiHh ~ iJFI, TT; st
- oDi-| L. " IA ,-''' t"',ee
SITUATE II BETHESDA DISTRICT, MONT.
t1OMERf COUNTY, MARYLAND NEAR THE
BOUNDARY LINE OF THE DISTRICT OF co
IUMBIA. ON TIE GLEN ECHO RAILROAD,
1b0I T. 4 HALE NILE FROM ROnaS HiLLE
TIkTPlkF r., AHD ADJ0IHlNG PROPERTY OF
BY virtue of decree passed in Equity Cause
iHao. ParkeF VS. Shoenaker Montgomery county
public auction upon the premises herein described.
~ nilREE 9Sl0Gk I'm on SATtkA1 No
tracts of real estate described IN the decree and
foo 4a B p 8 f%o IN r. LSeF b. T. r. go fold
i'Si +. b. L. -, folo 466 containing SUE acres
terms ms OF sa AZ. onehrd cash one-thlrd IN one
ton Of the purchaser. Gefrrsd navmnnts To- be So
notes bearing 6 par nenf sou sem annnaIiT
deposit of 10000 will be required at the time OF
days or property will be resnii nj risk and cost of
defanIttnr purchasnr C,nvarnncing recordinp row.
enue stamps, etc, at cost Of purchaser.
JACKSON IA RAJ SToT Trustee
Lean and Trust building
ALBERT E SHoFyN AK Err Trustee
no1S. 20 % ~ " EInifv building
;rPi-sTI5pS, :, =, =, -
IhGSIEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT AT
WIN niE nNoKkllEASI CORNER OF BKIGHI-
,NooD Az ENtE AND lfNCOLN SIREEI
thder tne deed OF trust recorded In Liher 2ols.
az ioiio SO ct seq OF the land fecorfS or the DIS
IN front of the premises on THURSDAY, THE
THlRIIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893, AT
HALF FASI -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the real es-
tate IN me county OF Washington D. G., known as
lot IT, IN block Of Howard CnveTsitys suhdivi-
sion of land recorded in the oiee of the surveyor
of the District of Columbia, In Liber District No.
l, folios 16l2 and II, and having a frontage on
BrlghtWood avenue of 90 feet and on Lincoln
street OF 100 Feet, more or less.
, Terms OF sale: The purchaser must pay one
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IN BY E virtue Of decree PISSED November a. 1890
lion, on the premises, on TTESDAY, NovESlBER
TWENTY 1,H INT EIGHTH 1892 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
to wit: Ali that part of tract called The
rcf Of rmb and ID Nv @
jr.. 10 William Smith July $, 1922, beginning
thence south six 90 degrees west twelve G2) and
dividing line Of the ROXY heirs isnd ?. north
TWENTY-FIVE and twenty eight one-hundredths
two 2 acre lnf north six e m rsr e OF csst
twelve and sixty-four one hundredths ~ 84-1ool
pg1ousS WIN smia twoe 4 iot rnence seventy
five and twenty eight one hpndredths t25 2s-l0Ol
acres of land therein: and also all Of piece Of
land known and distinguished as and being part
of lot numbered one o. in B. D. Carpenters sub
The Vale" which ned by Daniel Light
foot beginning for the same at the southwest cor
Of the county road; thence with said road south
south sixty-seyen, 90 degrees east four and
anG 6ha sd psFG eas
sixteen 90 perches: thence leaving said road
sixteen nc, narchps H he norm jiha Of said oS
thence with said line north seyenty-nine and one
quarter qua etg1a, deGrees "gSt t2r'ylhrse ana SIX
south nine and one-guartcr ftlD degrees west IF
teen "a and sixty hnndredths tl5 GG,lo9i perchess
fifty nine one-hundredths 3 59-1o0l acres
less and being part of the same lot conveyed to
james E Collins by John J. Lightf0ot and l..
Cahell Williamson, trustees, as recorded in Liber
1898, folio 1855. March 81. 1888.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in and
two years, with interest from the day Of sale at
six per cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust
on the property Sold or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser A deposit of 5000 required upon
acceptance of bid on each parcel Of land. II the
terms OF sale not complied with in Is days
from the day Of sale the trustees the right
to resell the property the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser. after days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c. All conveyanciDg. stamps,
etc, cost OF the purchaser
ELLEN S. MUSSEY. Trustee
40 La w
WILTON ]. LAMBERT Trustee
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE. g.
MOnNAN

Thomas ]. Owen. Auct., 913 st. n.w-Peremp
tory sale Of No. 81 K 81 ne on Monday Nov N
I 80 pm.
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CHANCERY SALE OF NALU-
ABLE UNEMPLOYED COUN-
TRY PROPERTY ON BROAD
BRAN c H ROAD, NEAR
ROCK CREEK PARK, CON
SISTlNG OF FIVE 60 AND
5000 ACRES, IN TWO
PIECES
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MAlI.ON ASHFORD,
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUcToNEER.

Address, 40 Louisiana ave. n W
NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for Party Secured
nol3-d&ds No. 622-624 f St NV.
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o. Eualy ''ar1 match-First prize. Com
p L. 6ru Battalion Lieut. Fcrree, Pri-
~. Ei'crau,., Corporal Dc0lan. Private
Er'.e-. Priyara CoIladay. Second prize,
C"Wu1ar A ",.- Battalion Private Will
lam. Private WriJaere, Lieut.. Summers,
S. Phillips. Private Taylor Third prize.
Company o.. "rh Battalion. Private Coombs.
IriTa'" jackson. Private Atwru First
s rsr Fick.u- Fi--t Lieut. skinner
t'r'twsy v".~y uatcu-Wuu by the fol-
LOWING team oi twelve enlisted men from
III Hth Battalion '.uavyermasrcr Seryl 4
" FrN,. Seq. Phillips and Private Low
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AucrIoNEER

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THos J. OWEN. AUcTIoNEER. sls ST. NV.

no1I- dads
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Then comes the explosion. wrathful
woman yelling through the telephone.
which is disconnected at the other end
for second or two: Look here. miss you
give me Main blank, blank. blank this an
slant or I'll report YOU / don't care n
they are busy. I guess I know what I'm
doing, and u
Number. please from central. who
hasn't had time to listen 10 the TRADE.
but answered the phone at the end OF
three seconds after the former call.
Talk about an angry woman. But You
see she didn't stop 10 think that the on
orator at central would much rather have
given her the connection asked for the
first time than to be bothered three times
for Il. ] presume The lady really wanted
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and the woman says, Wei, for heavens
sake. how many times do YOU want me 10
ten your want Matte WIS residence,
out on Seventeenth avenue. and
Chief answers, Telephone taken out
and cuts or TO attend TO someone else,
and then the woman, Wei. did YOU ever
or all the mean. nasty. ifnpertinent things
those telephone girls are the worst Did
you see how she Gu: me or? wouldn'.
even give me chance 20 ask her how
long the telephone had been out It's a
shame the way those girls treat people
Dear woman, nobody else on earth 10
attend 70 but herself. or course. the chief
operator was altogether wrong In not
going downstairs and asking the book
keeper lust when the telephone was taken
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more bother. Here are two eases from
actual experience
Case No. /. Woman nj telephone with
an iuaexsi book of subscribers hanging
beside her INTO which she never looks.
Girl operator al Central busy as she can
be, ore caIl every thre seconds being IN.
average. Nornaa SAYS. 'He.o. cen,raIe'
Central answers. Number. please wo-
nan saws. I want Matte VS. residence
It's out on Seventeenth avenue souaa-
where Central says Number please
Woman answers. Well. I don't know IN.
number. told YOU tWh.ch she has. not
done. By the wayl 'Ch!sf operator SAYS
central, ard switches The woman onto the
chiefs lsae
What IS tt. Please says the chef.
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out and finding cut why. THIS case Is
no exaggeration; It's a fact.
III y e
ssCAsE No 2. Young woman this time;
~ has number on a card; calls, Hello,
central Number. please says central
Main blank. blank. blank the answer.
LINES busy; cal! again. says central. and
cuts out 20 wait on somebody else
How provoking says woman, and
waits Just five seconds and calls again.
Line stin busy says central
I don't believe word os IL. The line
isn't busy. I'll show you that can't he
treated that way, Hello. central I want
Main blank. blank. blank. and I want Il
right away. I'm In a hurry. and
Lines busy: cali again saws Contra,
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Christfan Ihurches

understand tAs Language ,0s'iialls invited
Christfsn Churches.
cAsissaa cAureh. LAsona-R T. Dunlap viii
rvsarh rnafrisag ard sveniuS.
First Christian cssseh-,J ". Saith, pastor
hoaas unIaa serysees vita tts III r. chGFch. Pine
and rhsfd
Methodist Protestant Churches.
Yesls- Jasesion caasch Preaching Ga sunday At
II r.
rawantsh ChHses- DANIEL Bssssy. pznar sua-
DAY seboal al Il rfeaeA!as az : - D N
fssst~s'aTnet ThlTa aveuae ard Pine stree. Rev
Ffsak T. Wnssms pastor. TIE F4Fst Msshssais.
fsgtssssnt eAHrcA and the FRS: 1hsisriaa eAsSxrh
Res. J. \. smith. pastor. have anissd ;Aaaz ssgv-
bees
Free Methodist Church.
flr.: srse Messs.il.' SssFrs esrss' 2, Tern
Or. wa preach AZ Il a 81, AID 3 60
Cumberland Presbyterian.
csrnsssszaA rgvssYtsrsAa tsarea -rw.-s.y .-ss--s
xv.mss sss D Casg7y street Rss n waaasr, a.
wsiis w&isa- s2a pTsasA AZ 70 ? NJ
Norwegian -Da nish Methodist.
tie SarrsssAa- rszn4ss Mstaesssss shsrrs hss..
Fstsxsass strrsss evsss sass4ay AZ Ii a. sns 70
> "a Ia TTs~a's han Nlass sssssae. AL scaaas-
lasssAzs kss- c y. ESass, assssx.
Theosophy.
Tzssasoeksseal Sae4stT. AGaz4z Esaase--Nsrss san-
cas- AZ , n ~ us T&las AsNr9s. zear ssysax
sszse1 sas.scs. 'Easlsssaz2ssy
ne ev%~8 City TssSasassissI sgci&sT "a Arasssca
syez1 -azssSy ssenszs o'E4a<k lE tae A.
O. Z v A2g. " EasaNeex h8geE. ssaiees. Tas
Less e fhz s0sa "
tntfnrfan thurch.
s<tssta s*ssee. s@e~ssn rias aaa raaSa TIER
s1H ss an services @zssi far7Aer pasfee-
Evangelical Association.
ss<rxsH~hsrsssrs str~-s sssz Tsvtnx ave1as Rev
AExsss szsAxs, Ssssaz, 60 EAsgsscs sssssl Go.
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CONGREGATIONAL Caurehes

FIRST ~s-s,2szsasa CITY. Preaching Al -. r.
aaa - .
esrs~a LAKE. asr T 6 Lewis. a~sser Nssssvzs
se$A tNs l. q q. Assl EasNser 1erTsrzs =,
III a e& sns Dc q 70 Sa1sfzg EcAss4 al Il a,sssssk
Sg8sSe ase@s2Nx at u
AWk1arss ~sassses s<rssees Sc n Naa ? n
Y T. e =. = ~ sasssisr sssesa .. = zsasa
tTfEsssrls- Sssgssgs fGis2 ksc8se Auz Sesee~Sstx
sssess kss " n e ss2sgsr aassag. 5& @css~sa
fgssssAAs AZ u a. &aas 8 m gsx
xeass2s 81 eF~ssA en- Eaa EssE iusesssEeEsazsa "a
ssFsfsi - ssn eAarr5s
sv~Ass se5 Asax sssswts RaN EAa@za ksas rzssrs
sesxssrs - 81 a $50 = ~ esssaAy seAsssS ~
Il y, + = = g. a. r.
.ssxvzaass EaH J 7 NsaAe.s nsxsa1 Servers
81 n kn& = II Ssfs@sg s@zSx& = S > a.
/ 4 = e & y 1&zse \ ! 4 = r
ftsssy sfssFasssn A. =
t@ss~Es2tYs-F &. MtsweL gasfs~ sassiay sefS~
hxe ~ - * Avs = ~ faauea Assax& as = "a
3 ~ T r. FaeFes. sgzsFsstsgssEsss kse4ssg zzres.
sss strcs gAsse4<s sssSsas a. : s'sAsk.
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and sssrsn ssssnEsy~ cf ne cscgth ~ IS r n sy
sAe Her ". II. bahseass FsstSr.
German fssas~ssssl tsthssss. - SeAa's Cenrrs-
gzttsassa ~ssNsssF .Ss4ace, Nsshaf ard Mas
sh Rssases Aesshts Fssssfst eSAsea. sVFy EFss All
tasgd sunday - BE easssAr ~ . III.
sszsssn Saath Seattle Mta4&s1s~tu ball n~sr fxsxt-
cfzFe si4adss rsBrx sspa ard sAfrys sssn
sxv q tAs aaztth At = F.sssSx = knarge
les nawsA stgees. ash ". ID hHssa. fss8 AeseG
street.
sxrssb.A EsaassigsAi Tb5el sNeHas. usar Pike
Res Martha 4 Lss~as. EaSsss ~sSss4aasa. IEe How
All sssuae naxfe. >asssas segftees b ~ q n
sass "A N Al sac azssssssnz , ss8sah szsgzszse
sssf4satgy .asstssa
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second Christian Church.
hsi- corner frat avenue and MAnea street In.
nAncs ca Marion street.
Spirituaiism.
Second spigitualist ehurra meets every suadsy A.
Marion street, Ms. Adsiie swsin, pastor
tharoa C. the seui, Odd feilsws' bail. tiermaria
fsIsading Ms Nsssi ~3E lecture az Z - o. a
eie@tEg ~Ith tests and ssaFft messages,
The Seattle spayi:aalisss' Association hvaueh es
re National. nssts ~ SIS First Asesiae LEISURE
ey Ars l. u. LyFesss saoseet Srul tgs6sSasut
TIE Progressive spirtnsissts' sszi~sy holss sss.
f1ses AZ ., sazsay is M2snnic tesaple Mrs
Ada feys. pastsr. Lecture eif-lns vita test.
CoIered baptist Mission.
t. stlsrc5 fsptists q The city have established
4 nsssaoas whseh Viii hasd SERVERS sg<ry ss1rasy
Yoass sasnFal.sts aaa. in tas "a uaisessssy
ss2sasas
Universal brotherhood.
ssa,.le i'otss. So iss soen y fi.nekl.y bleef
soal. hy Mrs Cssrss s. b, gsessgA
Mental Science.
TIE Mentai sss~usisss raess eve-y sarssay a. IA
ssE sFsnlss4 a. oessx8 The saessty Is reassssss
Miss H. Enzssg faays cETarss x IesNozs 80 Tfalh
First Church of ehrist-<ct@nsiss.
,yoss sls<k co--er First s.ssae ana sr~s-r
street SERVICES a. u a. w- sans.sy srAsaA ~ 4 IS
$500 sssssesssy sFeEsas q. eeloes. kAs9las
sSSs@ VEGA a~iahs sas s@eA ifn= to = n
Chrtstfan Aaventists.
eArissssn sav~ns meetings. ss~ heas az tee rsru~,
g Iaara ssszssss and Asdssa sse~s- Dr W.
pssssAans l. a sssaaap sAass. j. " . a.
Section seattle -. L. P.,.
sss''sa ss.sss@ saads .essiass sasy saaaAs Il .
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rrr.hx.rrssa char~a~.

EsasSa Cearee~Ks~ Vi wzsas~ nsSse- Ser
xsrea az ~ , ~. Ia&ss ~sg~sszs ssAse& i = "a
SsslSS-- -evsSsA xssals kzx ksssys seT~rs Res
wssaSss sszsass fxszsz- s~xvs0ex a. 3 n a. n k@4
=
f'geazFtr4aAa fs-reA Fe.~ss~zt~ fNss~ wSn h@ A.
nssslatsce et gns es@@sa ~ sAS tAFss2sa EsAexsss
ssSsszE
tsssr6 fssasszsszssa- e SkstA sssnas aa4s
ss=s<x sEzsS.. I. l. l&.s-sx. ssss~s. S~sssa q
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-. 'rs s s.s, , s.sss, ne n
sscoHa. >orfa seatsle~ laird svsuse nss,A sa.s
HsrL,@sn street TIE Rsr. e Haley, q SvwsYs
y y saa rseaeA the morning sssman. no esea.ns
fins snd osiss. sesztces 81 II a IA aud D m
alternately ksHsHaa Grs~e. pastor
FIRST FsVstysess.a cornst foesrsh srsuue ara
sestat. service al Il n aaA j. . a, s,so.sas i
i.'sA q 4 70 > IA CaFsstiAa EnaesseT al rs
Catholic Charch~.
CsAfsch e IRE tzarsenssse enosswsy aaa aAg.-
s'a street Res. \ isess~<ss. psss0r: Res 4 IN
sell sH1 Rev. J. AkanIsSa. ssssssaats Csssss.c,sl
h tAe Jessssss
sAaFei Heart s.xsA syenss ass nell street Co..,
s@ssssi tg iae geiesassogssss asx. rAeznss Rra~a
na>ss, ~ssA ssssSaE. - y Bs@essssian -
= 81
wasasasie@ ssrsst Res. \, FEssqHs&3as. gxssss-
isav Haass a "a Aasa @sss % "a Rens-
e=tiss 2 p - SeFsacn - Re-. J n sA3y q
tse sFel-sse<1aa g Cssss9rsAA-
baptist Churches.
Res. Elas. q Fsgszart,. sssl svrasa ia TIE First
i5ap&bss sAaFca ~ H&31ssd At y N.
Fgrst Esps$xt- Fessfss sssase. srs- I4aes s.r~~t
i.s,gas sssSsfsssE. Y&ss1~ MoTssng s2s'scSE
Tss Ws3s Fl sAsysfssa. sssziisr ss.rsSes. se<zsss
ksfess ths kssses sszsesssS & \ q 4
sz@sasA~ Prs ayrzae sd 0gss x.rn~x Rer
Aa2sNw swsfts, fsasaSe Fzs$sesses - 4szra Esrsst
ss4gs4>s sssssses as = y saa ~ 3 - saa.
- ssaasa az Z a fsa@s sssssss rsAySs EsasssAx
Al ~
t'assse4 BsFslss ssAurcA~s%st Nssz~se ssrees
g<s aase9S axs-zs Wa gsssea as Il g. asa 8
y
Feesnaas Rzrsss. Ca&rcA- ES. c2srus saszss
seExssSs szvy ssss1sr a. fs<es kalzfs.s S@xrssss
a. Il a saa ~
Assses szs~s fssgtsss eAasze g<s $ a Tar
II - x AaAssszzs tst s<1F4g EsSetcF- Hssrstn=
snhs<sss FAS s2e~ssst 81 afass ia Mai exszsE.
'gAs sssSsNl 4 sses Ers ~Ass
S2xwx,sazss isss~ss--e~rssees ssrSr se~1xy ss a
q - a. ~ = - kss. J. A. z Ss&asss.
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Masvss.pr 'As Pest ,rtessss<7eas wsa s'tsw ess
hses ~ tosssa, eAasva reftaes fFsr q chsEgs feF
srsxs nae esss ase tAese wisi se charge a =
seasz Tbss Y4ls vii BE ssFs1tss adasFvs 20.
gassxA seslsez nsasg 10 ia Wis oEess sss later
tAsn / = "a. s&sArsss
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HERE IS no class or
employees In the
world SO universally
ard SO unjustIy cen-
sured as the tele-
phone girI. said one
OF the oldest and
best operators CT the
Seattle Telephone
Exchange.
At the sn m o
tiuae,'' she contin-
ued, there is no
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WAGNEkS hand. Increased 70 twenty.
I've men Madison park today.
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p m 10 Masonic temple. Second aud Pii., entrances
on Second arente-
Gospel and Divine Healing.
Gospel and Divine Hesiias~Hoaa. meeting, Al,
Friday. July e.
Volunteers OF America.
The Volunteers II Ameries held meetings q, 1884
seecasi asenne south. M Roger win preach Al
- SUBJECT, "A Climb for Lila"
Scandinavia seamen's Mission.
,s af. M. Mos :. s s,sa sRsssd ssananaysn sea-
sunday Heading room In connection.
Y. w. c. A.
Tbs Young woaaens Christian Association naeets
Ms sssinSissz. frum Chieayo missionary training
kc5o9I
Mount Carmel Faith Home.
y the Mount Carmel M,ss,sa ARD Path Hone. cor.
ser ~ Eaioa street and Summit aysns,s Con
'sSasos. saseFin'sHssnt
Greek Russian Church.
Greek Rassisn eaareA-@sir rskrrfew sy.,u. Gee.
vices Vii b. performed by Rev. Tiehen. TIA hsAop
af the church in Ansrses.
seventh Day Adventists Church.
seseash Day Asssntts. chuseh-4This,y- second sv-
essHe berth ID. r. Fro, ssssox ssssiay sstsrs. Al
y a e. /; scErsnss ~ II
Gospel Meeting.
Goap~i nesting a. the oasss. u oiyrnsas ,ns
ssgoes afsEass ssst~ Cone snd heas The odd
JzrnzzIsxs Gass~s .
Going CampiaGf
Have the P.-I sent 20 your camping adj
dress No extra charge for mating
F0RESTEES excursion pseasar,
beach. Sunday. July &C.
-~--~------------------
WAGNEK'S Hand. Increased 70 twenty
I'VE men Madison park today.
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NFss Ills excursion Pieasan
beach. Sunday. July 30.
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Have the P.-I sent 20 your camping adj
dress No extra charge for mating
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desires to publicly
express his thanks and heartfelt ap-
probation to the good people of Siess
and Pollock for their help and SYM
pathy during the late illness and
death OF his daughter Maggie, who
died at Pollock on July 31st. He
feels that no adequate return can be
made to Mr.. Talmon Chandler and
family, of Siess, to Mr.. w. H. Woods
and family, of Pollock, and to Mrs.
). Nj. LaCroix, and others, 1br their
kindness. Especial thanks is given
to DR.. j. v. Bonnette, OF Pollock, and
DIR. 5. d. Bevill, Of Alexandria, for
their sympathetic interest and skill
full treatment OF the patient, to whom
they rendered all the aid that human
hands and hearts could devise. To
any and all the kind friends who as
sisted in the last sad offices to my
daughter, feel deeply indebted, and
myself and family shall ever remem-
Der them in gratitude.
j. F. KELLY.
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An important matter is brought to
the attention of public school patrons
this week by a notice from Supt. j. A.
Williams, published in this issue. We
learn that serious loss is likely to re-
suit TO the schools, owing to imper-
feet enumeration of the children. In
ward one the falling off is SO great
immediate steps should be taken to
remedy the matter. Eight years ago
the number was 1896, and four years
ago it was raised to 1145, yet this
year we are told the assessor has only
enumerated about $50 children in
this ward. Action should be taken
at once to look into this decrease
and remedy the defect.