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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
The Man with the whitewash Brush.

Upon a board stretched from two chairs he Stands
Beside his pail and gazes all around,
With streaks OF white cr.ss-crossed upon his face
And on his back u spattered old blue blousei
W no put those spots upon the antique rug?
Who daubed the parlor chairs with chunks OF lime
And dripped tobacco juice upos the fooca
Who loosely swung his sopping brush around
And spattered all the frames upon the wallsf
Not he-no, no!-because he gave his word
He'd do the Job and never spW q dronl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21

From the Chicago News.
Larry-"Hooligan must ixpict thot for
tune from tn ould counthre."
Denny-Phoy sor'
Larry"Becaus' he is too proud to wear
I'D fannila my mora"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21

Regular and Volunteer of Britain.
From the London Daily News
"'B comes up to me. said the regular.
AN q seq to me. tea Z Look ERE. M
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26
New Train Service on the o. r.. 4 n.


The double train service to be estab'
lished between Portland and Chicago,
April %, in which the y: II. q ~, the
Urion Pacific and Oregon Short Line are
interested, will shorten the through time
IL hours. Train No. 2 leaving Portland
at 9:15 q. M, beginning on the date
named, will be known as the Chicago
Portland Special. Its equipment Will De
new, making It io'.y the e4ua! 0! any
train now IN service from tue racine Eoas'
to the East. II NH co"slst -. = .na.. %. :,
baggage car, a Ioraty'composte car.
fiist-ciass follman s'eeper, a u."'mg %.
two chair'cars, "nu 'ouIs' po :.
Ihere VIII oe nut om1 c ~, VI CO.. .;,, ~ ~
az Eastern points, "o r ~. ..'0 W. t "
three Gays througn ~ Cn'SasT, VI 'o"'
days ana TWO nouIs W .se~ W. Ms, a ,,;,,
The second train, Known nn 40 w. =, wM'
leave iortlano ~ o:1o r ~, conc' by
at East foft'ana WIN .ne ooI r.".,'.;.a
cific's overland tra,n Iro. Gan ..a".,eo ~
and VIII carry 1n1roug" e!u.pa'en' ~, W.
Chicago VIA the Onaon "v.. VIII . anu t 49,.
Chicago q Nortnw S anu a;so VI" -;
equipment loT 'he "as ns.; o.v .;.h 49,, :"
the y. n. III co" Del nv, M' t~ s;e
Great Nortnern ior o. .,n ""'. "a" ,;" ,H,
Will reach spokane a. ~ ~ W. "a u.' :.,.e
car viii ne iurnsneu 10, "ruaS,sSe o
spokane, anu S w.. u.o 80 % * ~ =, The
train leaving Spokane n. .: IN D. p m ,he
new schedule az arranseu W.. supp'y ' ~,
most complete services exe' ,arna s,Ju se o
the y. Il. H. as pnos' ,o (. o. saa 81
vice IN Eastern OIego", "i ;t.. =. 10 so;
heedeG' anu s'.cs l.' ',;,.;.;o., ~ povdio.
with the washington ulvls'o" 49,, Nv le :aas
ton. Al th's polhV u"c'o 80 .a'so ...
change OF trathc, on account OF 'he various
mining dist'lcts OF baKer county, .nt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26
DolNeS At THE COURT HOUSE.
Business Transacted by the Superior
Court and List of Instruments
Filed With Officials.
Superior Court.

rhe following IL the record Of business trans
scted in the Superior court for the week END
ny April u, NOO.
Ed Drumm et NIX Va Grays Harbor Co
Vutiou for nousuit sustained.
Thos McNally ct ux W same. Con
.inla' 10, the term.
c.at. Of Washington va Martin Har'
,;son. Verdict Vi guilty of assault.
State Of Washington W. Jacob Eyerly
Warrant uf arrest issued.
Bond OF ] y Carson, county commits
.ioner approved.
stat. Of Washington vs. VIM Poland
.'e,dict Of guilty.
In re- estate Of John H Vockrath, de-
reuspl. Maggie Vockrath appointed al
ministratrix bond fixed at $3SO0.
Sp,ayue Roller Mills Va Geo Shelley
Verdict for plaintiff for S2o2.87.
Al Kroenert ct all vs. West q Sladt
sIill Co. Verdict for plaintiff for $'".ol
Chas Neeson vs. Northwestern Lumber
90. Continued for the term.
In re guardianship OF Edward Nixon e'
Al. Continued to April "a.
State Washington vs. c f. PrigMore
Continued over the ter'n
OIL Grain vs. G j. Weatherwax. Con
sinnel over the term.
State Of Washington vs. Lester "'ay
son. Warrant ol arrest issued
koht Lowry vs. Henry kelp. Nerdlc
Or plaintiff ior S75.
lanes Hansen. a native OF Denmark
vas admitted to citizenship.
Geo Hniet VS. A w Carl. Continued
10 April q.
Chas S Clarke VS. Jos Clyde ct al. Hear
ing ot statement OF facts continued u
April q.
State Of Washington vs. Oliver Nightin
gale. Statement OF facts settled
Frederick X Shredder vs. Chas Neeson
Judgment in favor of defendant signed
WE Main vs. Chas Veysey. Judgment
in favor OF defendant signed.
Tn re- estate OF Allan Mitchell, deceased
OrI.r ui final account and settlement
signed. -,
Lizzie G Smith vs. VIM l. Smith. Plain
Tiff granted custody OF the children dur
ing the pendancy OF suit.
NEW CASES.
Samuel Smith vs. Geo Kocher ct al
Foreclosure of mtg.
State of Washington vs. Jacob EVERY
Assisting prisoner to escape.
Henry Lentz ct ux vs. A w Carl ct ux
RECESSION OF contract.
Lizzie G smith vs. VIM l. Smith. Di'
vorce.
Martin Erickson vs. Augusta NJ Erick
son. Divorce.
JPO Lownsdale e. ux vs Grays Har
bor Boom Co ct al. Restitution Of lands
rental and damages.
State of Washington vs. Lester Gray
son. Assisting prisoner to escape.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26
Anna Lawler to J o Busard, mtg lot sec e;
1e-ii: - Oi AVA. nw4 OF swl, and los 10 ana IL

1911: p Of IVA, nw4 Of swl, and los 10 and II
sec 20-l7-S-$W.
Usto Eleazer Hutchi nson, receiveet': receipt
d. Of nei and NJ of nw4 sec S-2O-ll-*HW.
Mercantile Trust Co to r ny 60, re. Ci my ~
on fracl % sec and e2 sec 9-l9-9, lot sec ~
1873. NJ OF mel sec 9-l69, ne4 CT SEQ sec 2l-l-o.
Worthington Corps No 1s W &c to Public
articles OF inc
Usto Edwin Blair, receivers receipt sw4 sec
12-16-lO-$4OO.
Edwin B!..s to John Evans mtg on same
prOpcrty-$4CO.
swiy2 lot 5, blk 81, Hoquiam-$l2O7.6S
Inhn B,bercer to same, same lot 6, blk 81, Ho-
quiam-$300.
Geo W Lamping to Edward Campbell, mtg on
nely2 lot s. LOT 6, and swly2 lot D. DIX d. hoqui
am-$25lO.
CHI Carlson to same, mtg nw4 anu swa sec
26-2O- l2-$15OO
Mary wilson to W J Allen, mtg lot T. blk IL.
Karr's River add foquiam-$o
NJ LRsy to John Gossin' mtg nw4 sec IL
l7-5-$96O.
J NJ Arthur 4 Colto lone 4 Busing cond
sale engine-$5N.
Lorraine Copper Mining Co to Inc fuohc'
articles Of incorporation.
Frank Stencil to F Hinst rel Of mtg nwi q o.
sea- e2 of sw4 and sw4 of sw4 sec lo-2o-lz-$i"'
BA williams to W Lad mtg nw4 sec ID
l6-6-$5O0.
G.HCCo to fohn Benson, rel of lien ON lot
II, blk "a, CosmOpOlfs.
Geo Glanter to 7 Noel. contract to cut timber
on lots and 1, and 80 of nw4 sec 2-lo-ll . yrs.
Chas Il Hornne to Dollie D winters, mtg lot
Z, blk 33, HOQuiam-$l7o.
A iodgdon to c A Kellogg, rel OF chat mtg
barber shop and fixtures
CA Malone to Carrie Malone, bill OF sale OF
horses cows, harness ctc-$l.
Andrew Dahl TO George simpson, sale of tim
Der on se4 of sea sec 6-lS-4-$25O.
Mrs Emma Mcdonald to Swan & Johnson, rel
of mtg on nei of swi and w of ne4 sec l7-l7-5
HB Waldron to X p Waldron, general power
attorney.
HB wsldron to Hayes T. Hayes, chat mtg on
saw logs 5000.
Lconidas Mobray to Montesano state Bank,
chat mtg horses, logging outfit etc-$6op.
U Fidelity IL Guaranty Co to Chas NJ Dial,
general power attorney.
JF Bennett to Mike Burns, lien on raw logs
80
Orme,ia L Gcissler to Almeda Brady, mtg W.
of ne4 see 3i-1S-S-$5O0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26
The New Tourist See ping Cars

The New Tourist Sleeping Cars
On the Northern Pacific have the women's
toilet rooms and lavatories separated.
Mems lavatories in these cars have two
wash basins and are also distinct from
mems toilet rooms. You will appreciate
all this.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26

Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica'
ton in the current issue.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
POUGHKEEPSIE POINTERS

V. B, Parsley has put new
roof OH his barn.
We accept our defeat, but with
very mean grace.
s. G. Madlock is putting an
addition to his dwelling.
Health is good for the time of
year. Everybody seem too busy
to get sick.
j. G. Simpson is talking of
moving to town and engaging in
the blacksmiyhing business.
Jack MoGjnnis procured the
services of a Mr.. Neal in his
shop, who seems to be a good
workman and a nice man.
The rush of crop gathering is
about over. Corn turned out
better than was thought to be
possible, running anywhere from
25 to 50 bushels per acre.
Esq. ]. A. Gay took the road
the 7uh inst. to solicit subscrip-
tions on Jasper Hutchison's col
lectors bond. From what we can
learn the boys are subscribing
literally. The Squire was very
kind and obliging in showing US
where to sign our names, etc,
Newt Hutchison, our efficient
road commissioner, has classed
the roads in this district to the
very best advantage of all, and
you can see the weight of res
possibility resting upon him is
beginning to show itself in more
than one way, but we all stand
ready to do his bidding and to
try The new process by Christmas
for then is the time we need the
roads clear Of all obsyrucJions.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
SIDNEY SAYINGS.
Health is good.

Health is good.
Everybody lively.
Crops all gathered; nothing to
do but fish and hunt.
Quite a crowd left Tuesday
morning to spend a few days
on Black river fishing.
NJ. B. Coger can pass through
Sidney now without even being
challenged Tor game of check
ers. since he has beaten every
body here.
Sidney can boast of having the
Oldest man in the county, Uncle
Bergman Arm, who is in mis-
91st year. He works all The time
and will pitch horse shoes, roll
dollars and play seven-up with
any man IN the county.
Our school is moving along
nicely with Profs. Brewster and
Grisham and Mrs. Brewster at
the helm. The enrolment at
present is 1872, with several more
to enter next week. Come on,
students, the teachers will do you
right,
Sidney has all sorts Of men.
S. L. Arm is the noisiest, B. F,
Meeks the funniest, n. P. Wiles
the checklist, Pet Hawkins the
ugliesr, Cicero Buchanan the
LATEST, j. L. Morris the longest,
J. D. Arm the leanest, J. W.
Arm the biggest, VIII AngIin
the smallest, H. T. Croft the sim
pIest, J, W, Gardner the pretti-
est, 7. G. Burge the stillest.
D. D. M.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
GREATEST LIVING AMERICAN.

Denver, Col, Nov. S.-William
j. Bryan, though overwhelming
ly defeated, is still esteemed as
Of yore by Colorado democrats.
Fle has been invited to become a
citizen Of Denver and a salary Of
$4,000 a year is held out as the
inducement to move from unap-
preeiatiye Lincoln. The editors
of an afternoon pare, today
wired Mr. Bryan as follows;
W, j, Bryan, Lincoln, Neb,;
The press kilograms say you
will leave Lincoln and that you
refuse the Senatorship from Me-
braska. The Denver Post in
yites you to come to Colorado
and Offers you a salary Of Sl0,-
900 q year to become u member
Of its editorial staff. It still be.
lievos you are the greatest living
American.
II. IL. Tammen,
f. G. BonGls,
Proprietors
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
New Calling for Women.

A curious profession for woman Ia
that Of dinner faster, She is the prod.
uct Of Partisan refinement and spends
u portion Of each day visiting houses
and tasting dishes intended for dinner,
She suggests improvements, and shows
the cook new ways Of preparing dishes.
The duties are pleasant and the com.
pensation ample.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

of the unprepossessing animal. The
dog climbed into the dentists chair
without realizing what was about to
take place. Its owner held its jaws
while the dentist worked and soon
the dog had three as pretty crowpA2a
even a high.bred bulldog cot'ld" ask
for. Thursday, when Mr.. piatt went
driving, Handsome sat in the back
part Of the vehicle, The dog put its
nose too close TO the spokes and a
yelp Of pain followed An examina-
tion showed that IL had lost three
teeth in the contact, Mr.. piatt took
the animal over TO DR.. O'Conuor for
repairs, The dentist decided that
some new tools would be necessary
for the work and these have been
ordered.
Handsome is q short, homely.look-
ing bulldog, Is months Of age. Its
present master paid $50 for il, but
would not part with the animal Tor
several times that sum.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
CANINE DENTISTRY.
English bulldog, Owned by a Chi
cagO Man, TO be Supplied with
Artificial Molsrs,

Handsome" the English bulldog
owhed by Harry D, Piatt, 4423 Prairie
avenue, Chicago, holds the record for
having more gold in its mouth than
any other dog in existence. In few
days DR.. c. F. p. O'Connor will COM
mence some bridge work, which is ex-
pected to put the dogs teeth in good
condition, at cost of $25 to the
owner.
A few days ago DR.. 0'Connor put
some gold crowns on the sharp teeth
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

No sooner had the election
passed than Gen. Macarthur, in
command Of the American forces
in the Philippines, states that the
war in those islands will not be
terminated soon and that before
the natives are conquered this
country will be put to a great
cost. The General" should
have given out this information
sooner.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
ARKANSAS PARAGRAPHS.

The Methodists Of Corning will
erect q new church.
a broom factory has been es-
tablished at Quitman,
Geo Kelley Of Benton sold two
bloodhound pups for $50,
There are eleven paupers at
the Monroe county poor farm,
A new hospital has been
erected by the ladies Of Texar-
kama.
The residence Of A. r. Harris
was burned at Benton.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
M'KlNLEY TO BRYAN.

In answer to Mr.. Bryan's mes
sage of congratulation Mr.. Me-
Kinley sent the following:
"Hon. W. J, Bryan, Lincoln,
Neb; [ acknowledge with COR
dial thanks your message Of con-
graduation and extend to you
my best wishes.
VIM. Mckinley"
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
Notice

Notice Ia hereby given that /, W. II, shirley,
IA murdun aud curator Ut Almn Duncan will
uuldy AT the uuermhvr turW lNOO ol ihu lrnhNlp
Con, ui the southern hwuct NJ Nhup cuWW
tplpst tn the following lunes Owil'
\ W Of the n N amt The lllt Of The n ",
section %, tuwnsh,pl Il nOuh ungo bNest and
the = " ofthe 5 NJ sect on %, township H.,
north rpugc west uul the N Hli IN h OfthuN n
spctton"I township u north range west and
Inc notinwest quarter dud = llli Of n w SECS
u0n IL. township lG, nO1n pngr b west, IN Ihu
Soulheu District Ot ehNp count tor Wm'
ypstmpnt W. liz ShIdiEl,
Nov 10, 1900, bunldlAn'
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

The Mammoth Spring Monitor
says the American republic died
and became a monarchy on the
9th. 1t never done it. America.
as long as it is peopled by Amer
leans, will never become mon
archy. We do not believe there
is a party in this country which
desires a monarchial form Of
government. If there is let it
declare so and Americans will
rise up from Maine to California
and from the lakes to the gulf.
as at Lexington of old, and
knock the wind out Of the move
ment by quarter-sections. What
is the use of talking all this fool
ishness about a monarchy for
Americans?
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

had been broken in two pHces caus-
ing them to sink inward until the
pressure on his heart was dangerous.
More than this, the doctors sound that
the broken ribs had penetrated the
lung.
When Christian grew weaker and
weaker each day the phyNcians de-
cided that they must perform an op-
Grafton. The broken ribs must be
raised SO that they would join with the
fragments which still retained their
position in the diaphragm. This is al
ways considered a delicate operation,
and when the patient is in a weakened
condition and it becomes necessary to
actually riyet the broken benes with
metal, the operation is considered a
very precarious one. 1t was necessary
to put metal band around each rib
and weld these metal bands together
with an artificial metallic rib
While this operation is a very deli
cate one and of unusual interest" said
one of the surgeons at the hospital to
a reporter, ''it is not new in surgery.
There are many persons walking
around to-day who have metal patch
work holding their bones together
Whether the patient will live or not
does not depend upon the operation,
but upon his ability to rally from the
weakened state brought on by pneu-
monia, He is now in dangerous con-
dition, but if he liets 4S hogy he will
doubtless-redo~rr t1ti 90 thtohgK Ifts
with the metallic gearing on his ribs"
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

Well, when the democrou'
party purilios itself, ceases
fuse with populists, courts nv
the favor Of silver republicans
socialists and every other INV
one.horse party, returns to COZ
servatism, and declares for |"
principles of old, it will win.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

Texas has reform school for
young breakers Of the law and is
well pleased with it's effect upon
young criminals. Arkansas by
all means should have such an
institution. 1t is not right to
place a juvenile offender in the
penitentiary along with the old
est and hardest criminals.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

"Coin" Harvey takes quite a
gloomy view of the situation
since McKinley's recollection.
As q predictor Of things which
never happen Coin is all right.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

The populist got Two votes in
Jackson county.
A Indian was arrested at Van
Buron for stealing mules,
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

Richard Croker of New York
says Bryan is and will continue
to be the leader Of democracy,
But it's dollars to doughnuts
that the democratic party goes
east in 1904 for a presidential
candidate-and perhaps take
Cleveland.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

The country is all right if it
gets half the prosperity promised
by the republicans two or three
weeks ago.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

A few Sharp county demo-
Gratis voted for Mckinley because
cotton is selling at an advanced
price.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

The republicans are talking Of
Mr.. Hanna for president in 1904.
We object to Hanna having a
third term.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
WANTED.

Everybody to know that my
prices are lower Equality consid-
ered) than any house in North
Arkansas. A trial purchase will
convince you.
W. D. Cochran.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

According to an exchange Ar
kansas, Texas and H were
saved from the wreck.
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
"rME ROAD MAKER'

Devoted to country and yiIEI
road improvements; is endorsSII
by The most eminent road 0uIloI
ors as the leading good roa' @
magazine in the United SIN's'
5Oc u year. Address!
The Road Maker
Evening Shade, Ark
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

was set upon one night lssass,t thre
weeks ago md brutaily sh IN
robbers were trying TO ma 'lAr wa,
into the factory, but Chi Kan VII
is more than 50 years old ytubbornl,
resisted them and suffer seyerel,
in consequence, says the e" Y0F-
World.
When he was takeHsts4 e genera
hospital it was found thd three I'D
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16
RIBS HELD BY MvETS.
Unusual Operation Recently Per
formed at the Paterson IN. J')
General Hospital.

If John Christian survives the oper~
alton performed on him arthe general
hospital. Paterson, n. j., he will go
through the remaining years OF his
life with three ribs patched up with
metal. Christian is a watchman az
GnntschY,s dive works in r tersOn. He
Sharp County record., 1900-11-16

, is complete. The kind that roastS
to perfection and bake to the .
: queens tl t.. n 2
, OUR PRICES APPEAL TO SLENDER .
PURSES.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
The Hyphenated Bureau.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
So far as the German element among our
citizens is concerned, the result of the cleo
ton in Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Kan
sas and other states in which this element
is largely represented shows that the ef-
forts of democratic politicians to segregate
them from their American-born fellow citi-
zens and dubhing them hypenated German
Americans appear to have been miserable
failure Whether or not this element re-
scented the classification. or whatever the
cause it is just these states which gave
Mr. Mckinley me largest gains. This
ouaht to be a lesson to politicians who
banker after that vote, but it is hardly
probable that they will profit by it, and SO
we may expect to have the German-lAmeri-
can and the Irish-American and all the
other hvDhenated bureaus with us so long
as politicians out of Il job can get notoriety
or peruCisites out of them. Z. f. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
Defe Enter Pleas.

Herbert Lewis, charged with housebreak-
ing and larceny, today pleaded not guilty
in Criminal Court No. l. James Hopkins
and Albert Dukes pleaded guilty to an in
dictmept charging them with housebreak-
ing and were sentenced by Judge Ola baugh
to the reform school during minority. Ed
,pund S. Minor, alias Edmund S, alias E.
S. Morris, pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with forgery, and was re-
manded for sentence. The man was charged
with forging the name of Elias II. ParsoE
on a check for SIS on the Second National
Bank and the name Of Henry p. Kings
bury on a check for $40 the National
Metropolitan Bank.
William Berry, young colored man, con-
victed several days ago of entering the
house of Franklin Jones the night of the
18th of September, was today sentenced by
Judge Clabaugh, in Criminal Court No. 1,
to ten months in TAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
DIED.

ARMOUR The remains of WILLIAM F. ARMOUR
having arrived from Manila, the funeral al sery ,
street northwest, on Saturday, November 10,
1906 at pm. IBterment private.
am. MABEL L0UisE BuRGA, infant of
George f and Mary Clara Burra.
Funeral Saturday at pm. Private
3 an Mrs BRIDGET A. GLEASON, aged
eighty five years, native Of County CARE
Funeral will take place from her late residence
POOL l. street northwest, on Saturday, Novem-
Der 10. at $50 am, thence TO st. stephen 5
Church, where requiem mass viii be said Tor
the repose Of her soul
HURLEY On Friday, November .; 1902 at II
am. ANNIE, daughter Of the late John and
Funeral from parents res!denee. s6ls o street
northwest, Monday S"tsmher ~ at s;;" an
KERN. On November 9, 1900, at o'clock an
GEORGE KERN. beloved husband of Johanna
Kern in the serenty-sl1th year OF his age. Of
pm, from the house.
RENEE " OTOOLE, son Of EieaDora A.
and the late Lawrence ]. o'Toole at his resi-
Notice of funeral hereafter.
$50 am. HARRISON SMITH, beloved husband
of Annie Smith, at his residence. sls street
Funeral Sunday. November H. at O'Clock, from
Israel c. NJ. E. Church.
TURKEY On November 8, 1906. at 1870 am. at
her residence 1902 18th street northwest, IDA
FRANCIS beloved wife Of Hamilcar and roma
mother of Harry, Estclle, Chester and Nashti
Turley.
Funeral from Plymouth Congregational Church.
corner 18th and Z streets Sunday, November
II at l 80 pm baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York and Boston papers please copy =
WARD. On Friday. November o. 1900 at $ am,
nt his residence, 5J4 4th street southeast,
CHARLES $. WARD, aged thirty-one years and
eleven months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
short story Club.

The Short Story Club met last Saturday
evening at Typographical Temple. The
story of the evening was by Mrs. Beall.
This was followed by a general discussion
of The Reign of Law" by James Lane
Alien. and The Cardinals Snuff Box" by
Henry Har'and. Mrs. Adelaide Hersey en-
terta!ucd the club with d piano solo and
Mrs. S. n. Agnew reHitel The Rose" and
That Oh" Mare o Mine, by Paul Law
renee Dunbar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Wm. n. McGNsrn ana Fanny
Kinsella: w. Il. Gambler of Richmond, Va,
aud Lillian o Reville Of Whytrvillc, Va;
Emory Frogerty of Worcester, Mass, and
Evangeline Cobb of this city
Generalization Green and Susie Kent;
Amhrosia TiIlS and Sarah S.mms.