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PosToFFICE NOTICE.


WASHINGTON. D. c, POsToFFfCE NOTICE
Should be read daily, As changes may Jcelrr IL
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the perts OF
s9iilng daily. and the schedule OF ciosings ar
ranged ON the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending Angus.
j., 1890, the last come, ing closes viii be radc
from this office as follows
TRANSATLANTIC Mails.
IUESDAY-t9 At 9:I5 p ~ Tor Ell ROPE, per
$ = St Paul, from New York. via South
amptoH Mail fof IRELAND must be a:.c,ted
Per 5. ST Paul-''
tc) At II :Gj p n for Ell ROPE, per :. ;
Teatonic, fJgrB New York via Queenstown
tc) At II % p n fer BELGIIM direct per
5; $ AragoDia. from New York. Mali must be
directed Per :. S. Aragona. "
SEDAESDA1-{c) AT g:I5 p. III. for EUROPE
per :. 5 Auguste Victoria from Nex NoIA.
VIA Plymouth, Clsrbours and Hamburg
fHiDA1-t0 AT 5.l5 p. III. Tor FRANCE. SWIFT
ZERLAAD, ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, tt a.
KEY EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA: also
LORENZO MARQI FL per = $ Ia BIetagne.
from A,w York. VIA Havre- Mail for other
paris Of Ell ROPE must be directed Per =. :.
L. Rset1ene''
CO ~ II 90 p. III. Tor NETHERLANDS. per
> StaateEdam, from New York Mail must
he directed Per :. :. S.altsndam-
To- At Hos p. n for EUROPE per 5 :
Etrur[a, from New York. Via Queenstown
t) Al Il % p II foT ITALY, per $ $
Kaiser VIM. ii. frcm New York Mails nsliss
be directed Per $ :. Kaiser WIZ. II
tc) At II 90 p N. los SCOTLAND. per :. S
Astoria, from New York Nail must be ii
TvCJed Per : :. Astoria
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--Thiz steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers and samples
Tor GERMANY only The same class Of mail
matter for other parts OF EUROPE will not 5e
sem by this ship unless specially directed by her
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LADIES NEEDING ADVICE AND TREATMENT
CONSULT
Mrs. NJ. EENNER.

PRIV ATE SANIfARiJM to treat xouaas Ills
complaints, and irregularities. Home comforts
lCr cases before and during confinement. Trained
nurse and expert physician in attendance Office
hours ireni 10 a. 10 p. M 62I Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest, Washington, d. c. aui0-tf
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST. 1922 eth st. NV. :;
IGc-: past, present, future; lucky charms; sep
arated brought together; walk upstairs.
auI4Gt,eu
8EAIE DAVIS born cl9irv6yant and card reader;
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences, reunitcs the separated and gives luck
auI4 Inc, en-
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FOR SAIL Double solid walnut wardrobe; extra
size by lady leaving city; very reasonable
"a 5th - nv aul4-Jt
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81 BTRBtN PROPERTY.

SEVERAL gentlemen, desiring to own their own
homes in the county, invite others to Join
then. in the formation OF an association to buy
The land and build homes the building assecia-
ton plan. For particulars address c. B. S.
room ], 1904 + 81. NV, call between and 5
o'clock a,II7-3f
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Transatlantic Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Vancouver
close here daily at 6:S5 p. H., up to August II
inclusive, for despatch per $ 5. Empress Of
Japan. Registered mail must be directed Via
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE-Send or call for my
special farm booklet ABRAHAM FISHER;
5I2 E ct. nw, aul9- cod st
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FOR SALE-Coun;er shelving ana tLr,e sheg
cases. II s.. TN. auI+St
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MAILS close here via po:t Tampa. Fla,
Us, Fridays, and Sundays, at 2:20 p
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FOR SALE-Two fine st Bernard dogs: reason
for selling going away. Apply MRS. TrOLAN,
Fort Nyer. Ia i
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ic4 At II;G5 p N. for NASSAU. y P, and
the PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO, CUBA. per
Ng,rf
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EOCS ID.

ICE CREAM, zoe gallon, not made in cellar.
but above ground. Tor sewer gas abounds II
cellars and breeds typhoid, dphtheris etc. moral
don't that kind. LACEY'S Is pure and de
bcious. COZ y. Y. ave Phone 2osI- ap2s-tf, EN-
HOODS Baking Powder Worlds Best ), 10 & lsc
my3.tf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

WHERE At? Why. the NATIONAL CYCLE co,
s29l2 l+th st.-The great sale q Pioneer bi-
cycles, all 1909, up-to-date stock. complete.
with lamp and bell, Sl9.15; Ehopworn bicycles
from So TO SIS, all make. Solitaire gas lamp
$50; saddles, zoe; tires pun on $50 Every
thing at lowest prices. aul0-tf
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FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle lamp; good order
Address Bon 90. tins Office. auIO-Gt
FOR SALE-Gent's bicycle, good condition $40 80
Address Bon 62S, this Office. auI0-6t
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Foa RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT-Roems in Building 932 ST. NV;
cheap rent. Apply 10 ". j. DANTE. Hutehina
Bldr-. 10th and sta ap22-G
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HELP nANTED-srALE.

J
WANTED-star builder at OIL d st. nv Item
WANTED Good barber al once. SIS 1st St Sc.
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sTEAMBo ATz.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- ington,' en- the following schedule:
Ly. "aslingt G. 90 pm Lv. Portsmouth 5 on ptn
L. Alexandria, 90 pm Lv. Norfolk -----.5.4 pm
AZ IT Monroe. : 90 am i.y. II. Monroe. G.zs pm
r. Norfolk 500 am Ar. Alexandria $50 am
Ar Portsmout.s.l5 am Ar. Washing ton--7-U0 am
- Tickets on sale at sI7 Penn. ave, B, and
- o. ticket office, 6l9 Penn. ave-, and corner
- l5tA St and n. Y. ave, G. & o. ticket Of
- ncts, At 5l3 Penn ave, and 509 18th ST.
- s. 4. L. ticket Office, 1894 n. Y. ave, and
- on board steamers.
fH-FoF further information apply at gen.
erai offices 7th ST. wharf, NASH ID. C.
Phone, $50.
soes-tt JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Intended Steamship saiIings from Vancouver
JAPAN CHINA Am PHI lpprNF ISJANTls
EMPRESS OF JAPAE--.-..Aug %, Nov. s. Jan IS
EMPRESS OF CHINA..,..S Sept 10, Dec. 3, Feb p
EMPRESS OF INDIA. Oct S, Dec. q, Mich. %
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA.
ADRAAGI-- 81 WARRIMO0. Sept a
For rates apply i225 Pennsylvania Avenue
del5- tn. til, sa I5et
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED $25 TO so daily easily made by OUT
live agents. women, selling our latest
novelty, campaign waterproof ueeities: goods en-
tirely new and patented; agents delighted; sales
unlimited; what Others do You do: time IS
short: write today and secure exclusive terri
tory; guaranteed best seller Address. with
stamp, NJ n NJ MANFG Co, Dept. c. Spring
field, Mass aul0-lmG
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MADAME MELVILLE,

PalTnist AID Life Reader.
Truthful IN her prohibitions reliable In her
advice Without asking a question she viii tell
you the object of your call. giving names OF
friends and relatives. der revelations are most
wonderful and acknowledged to be OF the highest
order. The madame will refuse TO accept any fee
unless she gives The satisfaction and unless
YOU find her superior 20 any medium palnaist or
cIairvoyant. rs Sth ST NV. 1t
SOME of you men are lot g" fools for
not coming TO for your wants; We can
save You all kinds of money a good suit of
clothes slightly used at prices to suit a working
man. The well known JESTH'S OLD STAND,
$40 St NV. auI.-7t
LADIES who desire Monthly Regulator thai
cannot fail viii please address with stamp
DR.. STEVENS. Buffalo, N. Y.
de5. tn. ii. sat-iE
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FoR RENr-uNFuaNrsuEn noous.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENTING 2da6of rooms with bafb on
/ foor; suitable !. a. i terms moderate sos
/ N ST. nv" aul4-3t, efn
/; FOR RENT-one extremely large cool room: also
1 two small ones; second floor; gas and bath.
/ IA Massachusetts, ave- DIV aui83t
For RENT Three communicating rooms on sec
enes hoor. uhfurnisiied; price, $3.50 with gas;
bath '6i l. ST nv au1i-3t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms: one hall room for
So month; parioi door- es4 X ST. nv.
FOR RfNr-Tlfree unfurnisilSi rooms: tlnr6
hoori 50 S3 St ne ani4-3t
FOR RENT-Four communicating second floor
rooms, with bath, light, and heat; no chill
dren; references required. 20 st. ne. aui4-St
FOR RENT-Unfur, two seeoad-foor rooms: /.
h. k So / ST. NV auIS-$t, em
! FOR RENT Handsome fiat of 3 unfinished
rooms; ali front; I'd floor. 50l y. J. ave NV.
anlS-3t
FOR RENT'-Three rooms ztlaptcd for light house
keeping a04 T.. Capitol st. aul2-3t
FOR REsT-uousEs.
FOR RENT Groom house to colored family. water
and sewerage rent, S14, III advance. Apply
to B. Rl0RDAN. Gil \ st. NV augiS Stem
FOR RENT-six-room and bath house; Capitol
49,. NJ. s '"' - - o"I'ef occupy one room as
P@,c 1s ~ ., , 10 Dun ''l' TINS once
FOR RENT-$25, Herndon Va; II roorns gar
rcts and cellars; excellent WATER. stable. and
hen house; so acres, 10 in fruit; drainage perfect;
plenty Of shade; trains stop morning and even
ing; refs exchanged. F. s MUsSilN Attorney,
f'o Id. ave, auo-'tein
FOR RENT-EIegant II-ioom bay window house;
Gle Sd St, near Pension Office; yard: q
- - % - Al" aLi- o.
FOR RENT-i42- I'd 81 nv S14. Al Defre.s sIs.
$40 St sw so so: 932 f st. sw 81: 22I2
+ NV, s.; 15l2 SD NV 50, others at IS 81 and
So f A NcINTIRF 294 Z nu auf1Tot
For ssEsT-FLATs-
ron p1-1T r--------- = --
TN NJ ''' I'm u''i- Lat' Ar1l siit gas
-iiio'' H'i7 40 II -, NV. auit-"e'ziii
FOR RENT-Two fats for housekeeping 2ll lzt
FOR SALE-NESEE:LLANEo
FOR sALE-You can buy good square piaro for
from So to Si5s - monthly payments;
stool and cover included: VII be exchanged al
any future tine a fnIi price paid foI neE up
-, - -
FOR SALE Piano. $40 or less 2n X st. ne.
aul4-5t ON
=. =
nv. ault.3f.clu
FOR SALE-A strictly new Remington No. u
typea-ritel and cover; used about , times: 80
cash. also on time pay useni-- Write or call Al
----
FOR SALE-Two fine st Bernard dogs; reason
for selling going away Apply MRS THULAN
Fort Nyer Ia i
zap IT,. lA4taaz ir,y, -aFo 1YstI Trojan
Stb = - 4npjy C;En r REPETTl 400 Pa
ave. So auI+-SE
F"f' p''qi'S s,i.ls H-,aa' "Ar'iSs' fNSrA
-, - Lau, 's1'i'S ky ''' - 5-i'
90 Ss = nv
FOR SAIE-Co,fr:er shelving ana liner slags
cascz Is L s. nv. auI4St
----------r-
FOR SAIE-Four dozeR Columbia .Iaphopllone
rcCOFds s0c apiece, - % per dozen; ~ -
Tor lot. 1900 N Il NV auIi-3t
,-,,,, , ,r,,,,-., =
ihts eS', si;l NOS e,ilpiste stoo1 o.
~. ato go sNIt'7 'iei'ii''a II t.is e-''
a n IN :, ~ ! Il - ahlg-oI.Eh
ron SAFE gfasr nod rrs.n and f..: J,,,,.r.a
no 9st5, = = a,,y2-9- IN
FOR SAIE-Tvo pair OF fllIbred fox hounds
Can be seen Al 1859 D 81. sw auI.;-St.cm
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HELP wAsTED-aALE AND FEMALE

tot CEf-TI PERMITTING taught 1T your ho=ae;
No. Remington furnished. Address Bon
2,5, City ?. .. aUII-5t
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED By respectable white girl place 10 80
5l4 23d nw. Item
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FOR SAZE-BOUSEs.


FOR SAI.E-SSs550; leased at $50 per month;
brick business corner; ne; has e ROOMS; bath,
store and cellar; % feet front; $50 cash, JOHN
T. D0NOHOE & son. 30S L Cap ST Iu14 Stem
FOR SALE
Store and dwelling, ne, rent $50 $3.50
5$3 9Th ne, Groom modem house. 25ga
1913 Sc, rooms, deep lot------.--.-. $50
1910 Kramer ne, rooTns lot 16x15-..... 100
5-room house, good lot. TwininG City. G5J
10Th, near Sc, small house, good lot. / PSI
Cor 18th and F. Cap, store auo dwelling. 1885
1I5 Sc, Groom brick. .-.....-.....-. 80
JOHN +. DoSoHOE 4 son
aulI-st 30s East Capitol st
FOR SALE
4-story brick: Z rooms: Z near 18th ST NV;
can be changed to business property bringing SIOG
per month; SO SEQ
500 cash, balance monthly, will buy $50 18th st
re; story cellar brick; rooms and bath TO
alley; cost s.. 800: s.. go.
$3.50 cash, 81 per month, Will get 10 st
ne: story and basement; 8 rooms and bath:
cost :, 500; price, $500
5000 cash, balance monthly, will buy 1925 ta
1898 18th st. Sc; frames; newly papered ana
painted; water and sewer: rented at s. so each
good white tenants: 1880
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 St NV
auf2eCd-3
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YoRK-Sot' III ANfPToN-LONDON
CALLING, NESTB0END. At CHERBOU Be,
Sailing Wednesday at 10 a. ~.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW CONGRATULATIONS
Every Wednesday at II noon
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and ID. n R-Of.ee IS Broadway 3 Z
Philadelphia Office. 3G5, 307 Walnut 81
WASHINGTON OFFICE-Is96 Z ST \ W
OR W g. MOSS, Agent, az Sanders & StsyIraa' 8.
1897 81 IN
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAL,s.
wA.TED-RooM AND HOARD.
wANTED-RoOMS,

HANTED-Cue fur cool room Tor man and wife
Box ~, This Office aul4-3t en-
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" ANTED-A Mrs. Tor two children, white pre-
Erred Apply 81 oh ST. NV 1t EN-
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4 ply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

: ANTED-A capable woman for general house
work for few weeks; must bring refs; go
onse nights. Call So ; st NV. Item
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NANTEB-A eolore woman for chambermaid;
waiting 1914 ass. ave. NV. Item
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y ANTED-Neat girl as chambcrmaid and wait
ms ARMY 1852 II NV Item
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
Sells OIL from a Push Cart.

A comparatively new shouter of the
streets Of Washington is the man who
sells coal oil from a push cart, He
has six ten-gallon cans of the oil ar
.anged in sockets in the bottom of his
2art 1t seems peculiar at first
thought that man could make a liy-
Ing in such a gas-lighted town as
Washington by the sale Of kerosene;
but there are parlor lamps to be filed,
and coal oil answers for a deal of
scruL5ing and cleaning. The oil
sellers have a peculiar cry, which is
not to be understood unless 1t is
}aken in connection with a view Of
The cryer and his push cart full Of
,ans. It sounds like 'ka-lile," with
very strong acceatatioh on the last
syllable. and it is repeated so rapidly
that it sounds liko the rattle of mus
kctry. Washington Star.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
CHINA. westminster Abbey.

The Temple Of Confucius, at Chu-
fou-hsien, is the Westminster Abbey
of China, and the grave of that sacred
parsonage is the most noted spot in
the grounds 4 sacred mound sur
mounts the remains OF COnfucius. Near
the mound is a building erected for
the meditation Of those who render
homage to the greatest Chinaman who
has ever lived. Near by Is tree, said
to have been planted by Confucius-or,
rather the trunk Of it, for it is dead.
The tree is on a circular stand Of
stones and mortar, close by a huge
table Of stone that looks like marble,
having been polished by a deyotec.
The mound is only twelve feet high.
Before it is a table bearing the name
and the works Of the man buried be-
meath, and mt the foot OF the tablet
is the famous incense vase.
The inscription reads: "Chih Shang
Hsien Shlh K'ung Tzu," which means
the perfect sage the former teacher,
the philosopher K'ung. Near to the
tomb Of COnfucius Is that Of his son,
who died four years before the Chi
nese seer; but the tomb Of the grand
son attracts more notice because it is
almost as grand as that Of Confucius.
There are thousands Of graves near
the shrine Of Confuclus, and the nearer
they are the better the lot Of the de-
parted, according to the belief Of the
Chinese. The keepers of the temple
demand a fee before showing the place
to foreigners. London Mail.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
A predIotlon Concerning the Jews.

Unless the Zionist movement sue
ceeds, and a country is provided where
the Jews who have not assimilated
with other nations may go and be at
peace and find complete liberty, the
race will die, judging by the present
rate OF increasing oppression. But
the Zionist plan Is going to succeed.
1t must. 1t Will not be done quickly.
however. Though the framework Of
the structure may be put up in our
day, it will take generations to supply
the walls and the internal arrange
ments,-Max Nordau in the Independ.
Cnt
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
When tho Rain Falls.

"Barsa ka saltn." the game OF haz-
ard recently prohibited in India by the
English Government, cannot be played
except when it rains, for, in fact, it
consists Of betting on the date Of rain
and the quantity that may descend
from the skies. On the portlcoes there
are certain tubs introduced which
have a perpendicular pipe in their CEN
tres, the pipe being provided with
equal division marks or notches. The
point Of the game is to determine in
advance just what time certain
height will be reached by the water
The natives have pursued this method
Of gambling with such passion that
quarrels, and dangerous ones, often re-
suited, and hence the ruling Of the
English Goyernmen. 10 make the play
Illegal.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
spIrit FIoyers,

Among the Dunkards Of Pcnnsyiya.
mia there is a belief that there are
plants born without spirits, by which
Is meant that they will never flower
nor bear fruit (the seed Of the flower
is It's frui), and there are professional
dlscriminators who 90 around in the
spring and select the spirit plants
from the seedlings when transplanted
from the hot beds, throwing aside
those which will not repay cultivation.
Their skill is remarkable, rs all the
seedlings look alike.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
BLADENSBURG NEWS.

Mr.. Louis Rupert is feeling happy
over the arrival of a bouncing boy
Wednesday morning.
Feeling throughout the county is in
tense against the sheriff for his late
disgraceful conduct.
Mr.. Otto c. Rupert recently pur-
chased the McSweeney stock of thor
oughbred Berkshire and Poland China
hogs and has established a piggery
back of the park with Col. Spence Tai
bert in charge. The breeding Of fine
pigs will be carried on on a large scale.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
PRINlACURA,

PrimacurN not only RELIEVES but PER
MAyENTLY EEADIcArEs prickly heat Al
ONCE, and cures all skin diseases. 1t il
an IMMEDIATE and PERMANENT allaycr OF
inflammation. 1t is q new and economical
remedy which affects a permanent cure.
For sale by Evans, 9?4 f St.; Simms.
l4th St. and New York Ave; Ogram.
18th st. and Pennsylvania Ave, and by
druggists generally.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13

The following unique legal paper
was recently filed in Kansas court:
&c. l.. Warner, of Lawful age. Being
duley sworn on oath depothes and
says-That one John McKibbon did
on or auout the 4th days of February
A. d. 1883 did then and their in the
County and State Foresead did Will
fully Malisiously and Unlawfully de-
fain and Liable the sead afliant L. i.
Warner in that sead atiiaut had stolen
Oats from the spad John McKibbon-
on or about 1th day of January A. d.
1888 Contrary to Statutes in like Cases
Made and provided
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13

In India a curious railway accident
occurred lately. While train was in
Ruxaul station a terrific storm began,
and although the brake was applied
in the van and on the engine the force
of the wind was such that the train
was driven along the line, The en-
gine dashed through the buffer stop
at the end Of the line and Travelled
along about six lengths Of rail laid
end to end without fishplate fasten-
ipgs. After leaving these rails the
engine plowed along the embankment,
and then came fortunately to a stand
stlll.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13

The irgenuity of architects and
builders is sometimes severely taxed
TO provide for the comfort of the
dwellers in lofty apartment houses.
In New York City plans have been
fled for a gigantic building Of this
kind to stand on Fifth avenue, and
to be connected with a well-known
restaurant across the street by a tun-
mel, finely fitted up and lighted where
by the occupants Of the apartment
house can go out to their meals in all
kinds of weather without the neces-
sity Of putting on hats. The only
drawback appears to be that they are
limited in their choice Of a restaurant.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
PERSONAL.

Or. Geo. c. Pearson, the yeterlnar-
ian, has nearly recovered from Sc
we're case of sickness that prostrated
him for some time and is now able to
give careful attention to every call for
professional services in his line He
is looking hale and hearty and can he
reached through telephone 2157.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
A Pretty Wedding,

One Of the pretticst weddings Of the
season took place Wednesday evening
at Trinity NJ. E. Church, the contract
ing parties being Miss Edith May
Peake. daughter Of Nh and Mrs. VIM.
c. Peake, and DR.. Jacob Allen German,
After the ceremony reception was
held at the brides residence on 10th
street ~ E., followed by splendid
wedding supper, after which the young
couple left for New York. Their fu-
turp home will be i'm AShevillo, N. c.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13

Ice is sometimes formed in India,
when the air is at fifteen or twenty
degrees above freezing, by exposing
water at night in earthenware pans
resting on rice straw in little hollows
in the ground. An ice industry de-
pending on the same principle has
been discovered by O. II. Uowarth at
an elevation Of 5000 or 5000 feet in a
valley of OaXaca. Mexico. A large
number Of shallow wooden troughs
are filed with water, and during win
ter nights become covered with a thin
shcpt-neyer exceeding an eighth OF
an inch in thlcl;ness--of ice, which is
collected and buried in considerable
masses in the earth. In these pits the
ice consoldates, being then cut when
needed and carried to the towns OH
mules.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13

The term "lObster" was used in this
country as carly as 1915 MS an indica-
tion Of contempt. John Adams in his
argument in defence of the British
soldiers on trial for murder because of
completely in the "Boston Massacre
refers to the name "lObstor" as one Of
the epithets applied by the populace
to The soldiers.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
CURIOUS FACTS:

A Swiss antiquarian recently discov-
cred at sils, in the Engadlne, a roll
marked "illegible papers" 1t con-
tanned $50 valuable historic docu-
ments, some OF them dating back as
far as 1850.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
Fresh lows Wanted.

WANTED. Three or four fresh cows
in good condition, for use Of a dairy
man. Address J. NJ. Wood, Gil 10th
St, n. r. -2t
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
List of Officers Together With
Time and Place of reeting.
IN THE ALTER OF THESE ASSOCIATIONS
THE FIRES ARE BURNING FOR ALL
the PEOPLE OF THE SUBURBS.
CltlzanS' Northwest Suburban
Association,
Meetings are Held the First Friday
Evening In Each Month iu the Town
Hall, Tcnlcytown, ID. G.
OFFICERS;

President, Charles @. Lancasterj )
1st Vice President, Col. Robt. i.
Fleming; 2nd President, Hon.
John B. Henderson,; 3rd Vice-Presi
dent, John Sherman; Attn Vice-Presi
dent, Rev. Joseph Q. Mallon; 9TH Vice
President, Rev J. Mcbride Sterretti
Secretary. DR.. J. w. Chappell; Treas
urer, Charles Il. Morgan; Chairman
Executive Com mittee, Louis 2. Shoe
maker.
RSyTotal Membership about l5O.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
OFFICERS;

President, Louis p. Shoemaker: l,t
Nice-President, Wilton j. Lambert; "a
Nite-President, \. T. Robinson; Sd
Nice-Presidont, Thomas Blugden; 4th
|ice-President Dr. Henry Darling;
Secretary, John G. Kecne; Treasurer,
n. Z. Robinson.
ia Total Membership about POO.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
BrightHOOd Avenue Citizens
Association.

Meetings are Held the second FRI
day Evening ia Each Month in
BrightwOod Hail.