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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
PLAINS ITEMS.

EDITOR NEws-Feeling proud
that Meade county can support
two papers and wishing you much
success with your paper I will be-
gin by asking you to please save
a little space in the northeast or
southwest corner of your paper
in which we might state as to our
whereabouts, what we are doing
at present, have done in the past,
and will do in the future.
The people of this vicinity are
rejoicing over the nice weather
we are having and hope it will
continue through January atleast.
Our school began on the End
again after a week vacation. The
children seemed glad to think va
cation was over and all started in
as anxious as though it were the
first of school.
Quite a mum Der of our young
people attended the masquerade
ball and oyster supper given at
Arka1on on the goth. They
felt very discouraged over the
wreck thinking there would be
no train to the place of amuse-
ment. But as young people will
they gathered together in the
afternoons and madearrangements
to go, some going in buggies,
some on horseback and Mr.. Os-
borne skipped lightly over the
road On hand car. All returned
in the morning, each one feeling
as though he had his share of the
fun and feeling thankful to the
Arkalon people for kindness
shown them while there.
Pauline Fox returned to her
school Monday morning after a
two weeks vacation.
Laura Taylor and mother spent
Sunday with MI. Bisbee's folks.
Frank Ellis and his brother
Fred and wife came down from
Fowler one day last week and
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
EAST SIDE ITEMS.

AS it is the custom for papers
to give the country scribbler a
chance, we would like to be one
of the first in the new paper.
And wishing it and it's editor
unbounded success, we will con-
tribute few items.
Wheat is looking fine in these
parts.
c. P. Fletcher began work in
his field Monday. Suppose he
thinks it is spring.
Mrs. w. B. Carr is reported
improving.
MIS-. S. M. Bennett returned
home last Saturday from a two
months visit in Indiana.
VIM. Ellis, from south of Fow-
Ter was in Meade last Sat.
Grace Bateman and some lady
friends of Sand creek attended
the association in meade Saturday,
also Mary and Ruth Bennett and
and MIS-. F. S. Bennett.
N. R. Bishop is hauling feed.
Feed 'em well, Bishop.
The measles are nourishing at
Carr's and Kris1e's.
John Wymer, the handsome
and accommodating clerk at Linn
Frazier's store, took quite a ride
on his wheel last Sunday. Start
ing north from Fowler hevistited
places of note in the Artesian
country, then Meade, Lake View
Sunday school, and back to Fow-
Ter.
]. r. Keith was in Meade, Sat
urday.
R. A. Brannan has remode1ed
his blacksmith shop. We sup
pose he IS now ready to do all
all kinds of blacksmith and mach
inc work.
Lima Petefsh spent Sunday
at ]. M. Brannan's.
B. 1. Van Hosen and family
went visiting Sunday.
Rev. Jones began protracted
meetings in the M. E. church at
Fowler last Sunday night.
The Woodmen and families
of these parts are wishing for a
clear night Thursday.
Hoping these items will not be
a waste of space we will close for
this time. EAST SIDER.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
To the Public.

With this issue we begin the pub
LEGATION of the MEADE COUNTY News.
1t will be published regularly every
week and visit all those who feel
that it merits their patronage. A
copy is sent this week to nearly every
person in Meade County and to a
number outside the county. This
will be continued for several weeks.
during which time we shall receive
subscriptions. We would like to get
every one in the county on our list,
as we will endeavor to give you a
paper that will maintain your sup
port. The subscription price will
be 81 per year, and you can call at
the office on the west side of square
where your subscription will be
thankfully received, or you can
remit by postofice money order or
draft.
The principal aim of the News
will be to promote the business in
terests ofthe city of Meade, and to
further the principal industries OF
Meade county.
Politically, we will state that it
was through the influence and efforts
of prominent Democrats and Fusion
lists that this paper was established,
and we were placed at the head,
and We feel that it is our duty to
support these men. However, we
shall not indulge in any personal
abuse, or in any manner make the
News distasteful to any one on &C
count of political beliefs or party
affiliations. But we shall at all
times insist on presenting to the
people of Meade county the facts in
all matters pertaining to their inter
ests and welfare.
1t is needless for US to go on and
write column or two about what
we are going to do, but we are 60
ing to try to please as many people
as we can. We do not expect to
please everybody, that is something
no man can do without making a
failure, and we certainly do not want
to fail. We again solicit your pat
ronage, and will strive to give you
the best paper that our knowledge
of the profession will permit.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

Sunday was a great day in
Fowler, religiously speaking,
two Sunday-schools, one Chris
tan Endeavor and four preaching
services, which drew many peo-
pie to town.
A. Walters sold his feed to A1f.
Siege1 Saturday.
VIM. Bunyan and wife made a
flying trip to town Sat. a. m.
Mrs. Bunyan received probably
the most valuable gift on the
Xmas tree of any one, it being
$40 in currency.
Look out for the measles.
They are coming, have reached
the Kris1e ranch, in consequence
of which, Lizzie, Lem and Mere
dith are quarantined at home.
Prof. Walter and Henry Bur-
ford made an extensive bicycle
tour in the country Sunday P. m.
Several in town would give a
chrome to know just where they
stopped at.
DIR. Fee was called town last
Wed. to attend Grandma Burnett.
The old lady in not very well this
winter. She is, however, better
at this time.
The champian skunk hunter
in this town is Linn Frazier. A
week ago last Sunday he bagged
six in about as many minutes. II
has got to be fad here and the
atmosphere is filled with all kinds
of odorous perfumes. Well, we
will bear it as long as our con-
science will permit, and then
look out, we may be forced tc
make few remarks.
John Sims ran himself almost
to death at the ranch Friday in
pursuit of turkey for roast
He says it was the first time he
ever sweat in his life.
Rev. Jones commenced reviva
meetings at the M. E. church
Sunday eve. They will continue
indefinitely.
John Green and Fred Net
seemed to be right in the from
ranks of the push" Sun. night
We would advise certain young
man down south, to look well tt
his laurels.
| Mr.. Walter seems be getting
gay of late. Don't seem to b.
satisfied with one partner bu
must have two. Jim, better di
vide up or there won't be damsel:
to 90 around.
1t is said that Ed. Miles car
drive so slow that it takes him 1!
minutes to cross the railroad
track and then it's on two wheels
probably caused by the weigh
being all on one side.
John Green went back to Salin;
Monday to finish his business
course. We are glad to see any
young man as he, striving to hell
himself (there are so many tina
don't) and hope that he may early
find lucrative position.
We must cheese this racke
for now, but promise something
breezy in the future, if our think
works hold out.
CRAcKERJAcK.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
SENT US BY OUR FRIENDS WHO
LIVE In THE COUNTRY.
SPRING CREEK ITEMS.

NluS out the IdlSe, ring III the
true; ring out the old, ring in the
new" These were the senti-
ments of those who participated
in the ringing of the numerous
bells in this vicinity last Monday
night, II o'clock, and, we hope, al
so of those who did not partici-
pate in said ringing. We should
all turn over the traditional "new
leaf" at this, the beginning of a
new century.
Mr.. c. Keith and wife are Just
ly proud of new addition to
their residence which along with
being great convenience to them
very much improves the appear
ance of the landscape in this To-
cality, as well as rejecting credit
on the carpenter, w. ]. Woodland,
better known in this part of the
globe as the corn fed carpen-
ter"
A certain maid in district No.
~, after getting one of the new
a1manacs for 1900, was anxious
to know if there was going to be
any frost next June, or much
lightning next December, and
in looking to see, accidentally
glanced at the month of Febru-
airy and saw that there was, as
usual, only % days in that month,
ooh, heavens!' she exclaimed,
dropping the almanac with a
shrek, 81 thought it was leap
year!" Then as she sank back
in a chair, she groaned, GLOW
much longer? Oh, how much
longer?"
Nellie Keith, who is teaching
in the Haver district, spent a two
weeks vacation at home and re-
turned to her school last Sunday.
VIM. Adams, who has,been en-
ployed until recently by Charles
Keith, expects to reside in Ar.
kansas City in the near future.
About two weeks since, two OF
our promising young men return.
ed from a short hunting trip into
Colorado. Those participating
in the hunt were George and
James Hinsdale, and say their
hunt was by no means fruitless
as they captured a whole lot Of
valuable experience. One thing
they learned was how much corn
it requires to keep team for the
distance they went. Of course
they didn't get any game, but
just wait until they go again.
Miss Grace Con1in, teacher in
dinner No. AZ spent very pleas.
ant weeks vacation with friends
in Meade, and returned to her
school last Monday.
The literary people in this sec.
ton should call meeting and or.
game literary society. Let us
have one by all means. 1t is in.
structive to old and young alike
A social hop and oyster supper
was given at the home of Charles
Mckinney, last Friday evening
Most people and their best girls
were there and a pleasant time is
reported.
Well, as this is the writer's
first bow to the public, in the col.
umns of paper which will be as
popular as the MEADE News, we
will bring these items to a close
not wishing to occupy too much
space, we will add that every one
in the county should subscribe
for the News as there is nothing
one enjoys as much as a good
home newspaper.
SWEET WuIJAM
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

The News is sent to almost every
voter in the county this week. A
large number have already placed
their names on our books and we
hope others will follow Look over
the News and then conclude that
you must subscribe. Fl year.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

An object lesson in the enormous
value of street railway franchises is
found in the Metropolitan system
of New York. The system COM
prises 227 miles of road operated by
horse, electric and cable power.
The market value of the securities
is saoo, I53,3So. The whole outfit,
including tracks, real estate and
equipment, could be duplicated for
S35, ooo, 900, leaving a franchise
actual value of SI74,153,38o. This
franchise value of such properties
measures the public interest in them
and the revenues derived from such
interests ought to go into the public
treasury. There are only two ways
of insuring to the municipality what
belongs to it. One is municipal
ownership outright. The other is
taxation. Tax the franchises.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
Churches.

METHODIST-Serv each Sunday at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening
REV w. w. ENYEART, Pastor
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

A. O. U. W.-Meets on second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
d. B. STUTsMAN, NJ. w.
F. W. Flick, Recorder.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
Lodge Directory.

M. w. A.-Meade Camp No. 1898, meets
every first third and fifth Monday night
of each month.
JOHN D. WEHRLE, v. c.
John ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11
The following are the sums allowed at the last
meeting Of the Board Of County Commissioner

Claimant
Ed Elliot
] d Dalgarn
w c Clements
] L Riley
A J Blankenchip
n B Potter
F A Schumacher
L F Schumacher
w P Mohler
Ira c Rees
R A Harper
A K Chilcott
S c Sumpter
4 Senger
Louis Feldman
w A Bateman
F A Shinogle
II II Cordes
J V Williams
John Trober
c B Wetmore
] A Schneider
James johnson
yethero Peoples
A J Byrns
] n Best
S d Elliott
e B Graham
L b Novlnger
Henry Winter
D T Edwards
Thos Barragree
Marion Edison
A V Angel
Willis Peoples
Frank Byrns
II Grumpkin
h w Boiling
Moses Black
J A Porterheld
Laura Wood
W Q Hill
T V Pinnick
w w Grecn
Amos Walters
John Krisle
II L Salmon
+ NJ Davis
Geo NJ Edwards
d c Mathew
A F Johnson
c F Wells
] v Williams
] II Ellis
T F Newly
n NJ Ellis
Al Hempel
T B Novinger
wv King
c c Callahan
Il G Yocum
Rhees Singley
D Skinner
w 81 Walter
] NJ Barnnan
r. w Campbell
] N Stamper
E A Twist
E w Fletcher
] W Hinsdale
J A Cole
F 1 Bennett
c L Keith
Jacob Heape
M p Petehsh
Henry Borchers
Thos Barragree
w c Schneider
John Painter
Louis Smith
Tom Edwards
II L Woodruff
S c Sumpter
] w Kolb
II A Busing
Lewis Lane
c E Cooper
3 Ivers
VIM Robert
81 Meierdierks
Mrs Kragh
E w Williams
| Hutchinson New:
S Dodsworth & {
R Buis
F Fuhr
F c Judd
A T Bodle Sr
Geo L Cones
E F Rieman
J Elliott
John Keith
J T EaSon
w F Fee
D P Wysong
n E Hayden
w ] Stagg
E D Smith
&c Judd
w J Stage
John Granger
] F Shaw
II A Sumpter
S @ Hink
E Rosen berry
c E Cooper
w W Green
E Kirby
Sims
81 Wcreeman
INV Lewis
VIM Haver
F c Judd
d Truax
IJF Conrad
LIB Innis
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

BAPTIST-Services first and second Sun
days of each month at usual hours.
REV. J. NJ. ROBINSON, PASTOR
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

A. F. & A. M.-Webb Lodge No. 275 meets
Saturday night on or before the full moon
of each month.
o. HAMILTON, w. NJ.
L. F. RIEMAN, Secretary.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

CATHOLICISM vices on notice each month
REV. JAMES DoNoHUE, Pastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

PRESBYTERIAN-Ser on notice each
month. REV. A. H. PARKS, Pastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

Christian Endeavor-Meets every Sunday
evening at 1880 at Baptist Church.
WINNIE BoNHAM, President.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-11

Subscription, $500 per year.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Baltimore g Ohio

SchCccle IN eject July IS. 800
Leave Nssl-lEtsa frczi station coElc- Of Sez
jersey Avenue AID c Street
for Ch-ca-o and Northwest. FestiSuled Limit
&c trsiLs l9-5e a. n. e-t5 p n. daily
Fog Nii.tl11ztl- y Lol1s <r1 ind1anSPolls- TX
pless- lJ-t3 e. n. Nsstiou-ed Limited $50 P n,
azgTszs $40 lisht. daily.
Fer Pirtst-zS I'D Cleveland, 100 = IL $50
? n. sHa Ss..l e. 2. n. eai.y
r ll.--t1s- SIS P r daily
For WiEchestsr and way stations. -s-35 4 r.
s=s5 2. ~. sE- $50 "a
tor Luray- SIS ? r. daily
te- E-iisso-e, seeS c1ys. T2755, 500, e-Sa,
zs-e5. 1s-ll- N>-30. s-s5. z5-50. Nlc-19 n,
<--ll =, 1915. zl-la $50. N!-3a, Ns-s3. 49,.
15-t5, S5-i.. <5.S]. N5-@3. GA. zs-02, xi3-o1.
Alb $50. 1860 a. II. Xl2-lG. xi-l3. I.l5,>
1e.-L Ss@i- 40, N1-e5. I5-lv o-So. 1s-1os
Nir-lo. N-l-5n. I'll l-S5 p.
For ArH>77iis. 7.l5 .. r.. and Iz-I5 P. n sun
Gays, $50 T. ID, s-sS e -
s. f-s-eziek. Feez t1-5, s.25 a n. lo-5o.
so 5-3l p III S-UCa-s. 500 a. r.. I-15 p ~
E-- aaa -S----. -l--l5 g. n ard SD p. n
Fer bayd --G EaT points. week czEs. 50
q m, 49, s-so. --c5 P - S1Edlys. $50 = Il,
Fo- GaltlalsHa-- ard way points. week GAYS.
--s5 n -. t2-52. S-I5 $50 $500 $50, s--',
li--5 e. T. Sundays, $50 a. r., l-i5. 800, 10.
l.-lJ = -1-
Eor Washington J----i5a and vay p5ia.s EEK
i-gs- s-ss -. 4-e3. $50 p II s,s1-ays.
$3.50 =. U-. IsI- p
Fa- Eil-t-ugl1 B-~ch e-33 o. IL. and I-t5 and
$50 p H., Va days; $50 o. r. and l-s5 ?. ~
Su-c-S
ROYAL HLjz L1NC-
AL .--.-s illuminated vita Fi-z-Ch l-Eit-
Fc- E-,,il-cr- E'll.-l..T .Tlil Sew NCrs. B-s-
---. =r4 She Fast. rrrH 3sys. 2-s7. --05 tUileTf.
500 t3-Esl. i1-aJ tD-z.r). O. r., s--I3.
tl5--rl. 40 G-Ee-). $50 ''Ec-1l Limited
ESc,us-.eiE Pu.----a T-ai-- Dining c., 400.
5--5 dining Csrl. 500 end lI.S3 p. n. tS.cs7-
laS Car orya q 1900 o'r,oes}- SouGsys. 2.55.
5--5. SEQ n 1910 E9s-. lie D.ring C-rs.
SEQ 5-c5 Dining Cars, SEQ and 1l-S0 p. II sleep
l-- Cceu 10 o'clccE-
Pz-,o- Cars CT sI 6zy trains
fCr Aria-.5c Clty, 1900 a. r., 12-i0 noon.
1rd l-I0 1-c 500 ? T. week days 12-l0 noon
S-Lc-5s-
Ior Cs1o Ezy. week days l3-1O and 40 ?. r.
EXCEPT S--EaT. IE---Tss trains
nsl.a-e called fer alj cieeked from kJts-s and
ras s-lFU-fs D. UEi11 Transfer Co. On orders left
e ficsz, clices. CD P-l-ssyIvaIis Avenue north
west. New Yors Avenue 1Ei I5ta street. and zt
Torct. TelerhcEs ti5kct o65ces Ter B. & o. EIec-
t-ic Au.l1-9b.lC CABS
T. d. UNDERWOOD. D. p. MARTIN.
, Vice PTt-l-=l-- MsE P-zs- Trzllc.
and Gen Nzca-Gr-
The evening times., 1900-07-27
SUBURBAN

FOR SALE-S-TOCn dwelling. , halls l acre land
garden, fruit, SHADE. water in house. Ten min
Utes 10 cars, near city, 500 DECEETT d
DENT, C35 st.
FOR SALE-G-rCom dwelling. sunrnar ki.ch-n
barn. stable. garden. shade, water in house. vers
large lot. on electric. CaIs, Sl.s00 DCCEEFT &
DENT. C35 ST
FOR SALE-20 acres fine land. all IN crop. fruit
shade water. 7-r0Cm dwelling. b1rn. teams y1en-
sis. 5. 20. DUChETT & DENT, 6S5 r St
The evening times., 1900-07-27
RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and Is l-2 St.
In effect July IS, 1900
For Aiexandria-Neek cays. $50 7.5s, 7:30.
go. S;35. s-5s. s-25. 1000. HOO. l1-S5 a m,
Co 100 i2:45. II 20, .:i5, 200, go x2;o),
@72a. 3-59. N{-I5. 80. 500. x5-IO 5-4O. 6.Of.
S:Sy, 100 80, 500. $50. 9.Oe, 9:3o 10.l5 u:20
@ li-Ss ?: m sunaays. 7:45, 80. S:45- lD:SS.
il.c0 u;3J a m. lz.C9 noon. ESQ 90, l:33
zoo. 2;20, 800 S:se. 800 4.s0. 80 SD. $500.
6:S9 200 1-So, s:00 $50 9:O0 80 IO;I5, II. .25
II - D. m
= AcUat Fernon-week davs. ESQ. 500. 100.
u a. m, xl2 ,o5. yl.G0, 200 x2 90 2.59 .05
Sc. $50 ?. N. Sundays 500 a m. I2:OO ICON
2-0J, 400, 700. $50. 3 80 p n.
For Arlington ard Aqueduct Brldve-week
days. $50. 7:08, $50, 's.s5. $50 . .. 1000
y 20 A. n, -I2-o5 I2-sO I2-E5 I as zoo -2-4G
800, S25. as sos SD. Goa 6s30 7-c6. sc
F. II Sundays, 7:ss, 9-00, 9.s5, -IO-SO, 100
l.so a N, 200 neon. 'I2:S0. 100. Isl, 200
$50. 800. $50 4-c0 II 90 500 $50 600
$50. T,Co. '7.39. 500 .. n.
Parcels carried on al trains BsEgage checked
XEKpress- 80 Arlington only
J. COLvIN. superintendent
q. z ABBOT, President
The evening times., 1900-07-27

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. Commissioners Of the Dis
trict 81 Columbia, JulV ~ I9OO.-The own
ers Of the following described origizal lots or
sub-diyiiCnal lots are hereby notified 10 connect
such lots with the public seweTs and water
mains within thirty days from the 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST. 1890 otherwise the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia viii cause such connec-
tons 20 be made. ard VIII assess the cost thereof
together with the cost Il this advertisement Is
a tax against s2id lots under authority Of an act
Of Congress. approved May l9 1896. entitled An
act 10 rrovice for the drainage Of lots IN IL.
District Of Columbia" 10 wit: Part Of original
and sub-divissonal lot Il. square 2f. being prsm-
iSes known n MS Green's Court northwest; pa-s
Of original and ssb-divisioEal lot H. square 2lT
being premises known as li20 Green's Court
northwest; part Of original and ssIb-visiCnal lot
"a, square "a. being premises known as 1913
Green's Court northwest, part Of original and
sUb-divisionSl lot IA, square 247, being premises
iEoTu l250 Green's Court northwest: part OF
original ard sub divisional lot l6. block d How
ard University subdivision. HENRY B. r. MAC
FARLAND. John ". ROSS, D. d. GAIII.ARD
(acting), Commissioners Of the District Of Colum-
bia- iv27 II
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Southern RY.
sehedule Il eject Jr1y !. 1900.
Trains Iesve f-on Penn Station

lra-ls E1aFe t-lEl Penn SLltlll-
sol = r. Daily Loca. far H---is1zh,s-- =nd
for Charlotte sld way stations
ll-l5 a. IA Daily l. = Fast Mil SlCCriEg
cars 10 New OT-c@-s, Columbia, savannah. ard
J2cksoEgille, uniting al salisbury WIKI sleeper for
Sa-.ssli-e, th@tt@-rp2f. aEl Memphis. AID 20
Charlotte with sleeper Cor Birmingham. Solid
tTsiE Washington 10 New Orleans. DiuiIs car
service.
u.s7 G. r. Esiiy. Local for Cl5-l5ites~il,s.
4-0l p n Week Days Lccal io- FROST Royal,
St.ssburg, ard Eauisoui.uz-.
4-ao p 4 Daily Loo. l9- CAz-lOt,esviile-
80 D. n Daily y J. & Va EgT15-- sep
i1g cas- % augusta with connections for AIKEN
sne Charleston, ard % SIya-Ezh. Jscks11vll;5.
and Pors Tsmga- ThrocsE coach 60 J1eSs5Eviiie.
Dining car serElcs-
s:5j p N. Daily wasti-zton and Chattanoo-s
Limited (t-a LyucahurEl- Sleeping cars 20 Rom
oze, Knoxville. Calt-2Zoogz. Nlunh-s, and SeR
Orleans ihrc1s-' cleeh 10 Memphis Dining car
1913 p. n. D-H-- wass.zstaa ana Southeast
ern Llf1stcd. >etpiHs ears to A,a5Fiiie knox
y.iie th5ttano'-a. I'D A-si.i,-e. and 20 Atlanta,
haec1. iiirlnin- ii1ui. Nl2phis- &-rtg- --1ery No
lIle and NeT Orleans- Dining .l- s1Frice-
Tourist sleeper Washington to san F.a-.isCo Ncu-
Gays, wednesdays, sEd F-iG-ys-
TRAINS OK EIUENCNT BRANCH
Leave Washington 10 a. laIiy. I-2J p. n,
50 p M i;jy P n Weez cl5s. AID % ?. n
Sundays for E'uercont, 6--f p ~ Saturdays for
Lces5G-g5 &c p II TeeE Gays - Ieru-oa.
Through trains from the south STRIVE Washing
ton O-i2 a. n, s-15 q H.. 2-lj - m. aad $50
=. N. daily. From HzrTiscuhur- II % A. N ~
Gays and $50 p N. dzil.. FroG. Chlricttcsvit.e
SIS a n. Snd s-so p II daily
Tickets, Sleeping car reservations ard other in
formation fuTnishet and 5--gaCe called for aud
chccred from hotels AID r,siie=css by Uuion
Trcrsfyr Co.. On orders lcit 40 T5..et Ctice 7c5
I-th s. NV oil PenE. ave. M, and al
PCrn- station.
Phone IisI Tor p R r. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON,
30 v p a-d Cen Mcr
J. N. CUP. Trafhc M7azger.
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L s ERORS- Genera ASsn.
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Legal NOTICES.

ESTATE or SARAH }. QUINN. deceased. No
se5S Docket .. Thomas F. Wzggaaan
executor. has, with the approval Of the Saprerne
Court Of the District OF Columbia holding a spe-
cial term for Orphans Court usiness. appointed
MONDAY AUGUST p. 1900. AT I O'CLOCK p.
NJ. as the tiIae, and said conn room as the
place. for passing Of claims and making payment
ard distributicn under the courts direction and
control; wien and where all creditors and persons
entitled 70 CistTibutive shares or legacies o. a
residue are notified 10 attend in person or bv
agent or attorney crly authorized. with their
claims asaiEst the estate properly youehed: Pro
vided this order be published once in each Of
three Successive weeks before said day in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Times
Signed 26lb July, 1896.
Approved:
A. B. HAGNER. Justice
JOHN r. R0UZER.
Acting Register Of wills
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Attorney
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HELP wANTEp-FEnALn-


wANrED-white waitress: cafe; 81 per week;
today. DICKS EoTEL AGENCY. 6lS eth St
Item
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

EAECF TIVE OFFICE. Commissioners OF the Dis
trCt OF Columbia, July -. Iepl.-The owners
Of the following described land in the city o
Washington. District q C0lrmbil are hereby
notified 10 remove thcrefrom al weeds four or
more inches IN height, within seven DAYS. Sgndays
AID iegal holidays rpted- after the 10TH
PRoNINO- II such weeds be not removed within
the tiIue specified the Commissioners Of the Dis
t-ict q Columbia VIII cause their removal and
asset the cost, including the cost of atlvertis-
ing. against the property on which such weeds
are located. UEdsT authority Of al act Of Con
gTCss. approved March /. lsl9, entitled an act
10 cSuse the removal Of weeds from lands in the
city q Washington, District OF Columbia to
Wit; Lots l6 10 20. inclusive. block p. lie Droit
Park addition; norh y feet Of lot 2. block ,
B!oorinSGale Subdivision; lot 3, block p Bloom
ingCale subdivision HENRY 3. F. MACFAR-
LAND. JOHN ". Ross. ID. ID. GAILLARD (act-
ing). Commissioners CT the District Of COiun,Jia
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FOR sALE-sUnURSAx.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Pretty horne. nga-
spa Springs. HyattSviiIe; excellent location:
good water. fruit; attic, cellar, stable. large lot
Apply 30 OWNER, 1927 7th s. nV..rr WILLS &
WELLS i-9- @ orr