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1t is said that the dedication Of
the new Elks hall at Ashland last
week was about as "hOt' an affair
as has taken place on the bay for a
good mary days. The brewing
companies and cigar manufacturers
all opened up their hearts, and over
400 bottles were emptied during the
evening. Only one or two got
''full, " SO it is said; but this only
goes to show what people can get
used to by constant attendance at
the Elks lodge. Still, strange to
relate, there are ministers and total
abstainers who belong to the order,
and these latter are as emphatic as
any of the members that the lodge of
Elks is one of the greatest fraternal
in situations in existence. One thing
is pop sure, and that is that the fell
lows who belong are an elegant lot
OF fellows, and outside appearances
are all in their favor.
Now if THE TINES had as much
yellow in its makeup as has the
Ashland News we might throw peo-
pie into CONSERVATION, and prevent
all the holiday trade from going TO
Ashland, by telling that the city
acoss the pond was filled with small
pox. 1t would simply be doing the
city OF Ashland the way the News
did " Washburn few weeks ago.
As we learn it, though, the facts are
that while the disease has practical
ly spent itself here, there is quite an
increase in the number of cases
across the bay, but it is thought
that the health authorities will be
able to prevent the number of cases
from increasing materially. If ever
a city was maligned and lied about
it was Washburn; and whether it
was intentional or not, we haye a
few newspaper men and physicians
of Ashland to thank for it. They
preslstently reported, that there
were from $50 to 200 cases in this
city and the News failed at all times
to rectify it's absurd and wild state
ments by giving publicity through
It's columns to any of the official
statements that were given out from
here, but kept right on giving the
most exaggerated accounts of the
disease Now that the city Of Ash
land finds the shoe on the other foot
we are not hearing so much about
the great number of cases as we
were when the disease was princi-
pallp on this side of the water.
a certain young lady of this CITY,
who was quite indignant because the
report was in circulation that she
had the small pox, wrote a com
munication to The TIMES last week,
which for the benefit of the young
lady herself, we refused to publish.
But In it she made the significant
remark: They say the small pox is
among the Catholic people, alto
gether. | wonder how many Catho-
lie people would have had the di-
sease If they had not caught it from
the Protestant DOCTOR" We will
leave the question to the Protest
ant doctor to explain.
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evening.

hnlgntS or the MaccabeeS, tuesday
evening.
Commander-E. Bryan.
T. Commander--P. j. Peterson.
Lieutenant Com. ID. P. Bush.
Chaplain-Henry Oscar.
Record Keeper-Hans Ambley.
Finance Keeper-C. Sweet.
Master at Arms-H. p. Larson.
Sergeant-George Jacobs.
First Master Guards Rum
mel.
Second Master Guards-T. Amt
son.
Sentinel-Geo. Kinney.
Pioket-K. Finstead.
The Knights are making prepar-
atlons for grand open ms tallation
and Dance to be given Jan. 8, at the
Opera Hall. The increase in mem
bership of the organization for the
past year has been 105 per cent.
The lodge now has 40 members
in good standing.
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Life insurance agents are as thick
as flies in midsummer, and more of
a nuisance.
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RAE1.ROADa
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,


STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND B SIS
I-o9 a ~ WEEK DAYS, PVrTSBURG EEs
PkEss-Parior and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
1850 A n PENNSYLVANIA LnnTED-Pull-
man Sleeping Dining Smoking and Observa-
ton Cans Harrisburg 70 Chicago, Cincinnati
tnaianepoiis. u Louis Cleveland, and Toied9-
Buffet PariOr Car b Harrisburg
1850 a H. FAST LINE-PuIinan BaHet ParloF
Car to harrisburg BUFFET Parlor Car Harris
burg 10 Pittsburg
PkEss-SleeRiHg Car Washington u 81 LOUIS
ana Sleeping aRd Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
Indianapolis, 81. Louis Nashville wa CinciD-
natl and LOuisville), and Chicago.
7:20 p. 81 WESrERN ENPRFSS-PuIlu1sn Sleep
ing Car 70 Pittsburg and CAieAgo Dining Car
7-2O P. II SOUTHWESTERN ExPRESs-Puil-
E9n STRIPPING Cars Washington 10 Piirsburg
ana Harrisburg % St Louis. Cleveland. and
Gin CtEeIanst Dining Car
iug Car 10 Pittsburg
7-55 A I-For Kane. Canznda1gua. Rochester.
ana Niasara talls. daiiy, except Sunday.
lo-50 a M--For Elnirs ard Renovo daily, eE-
ccePt sunday For WnliEmsport daily, $50 p
TO P. Nor wIIliamsport Rochester. Erie.
Buffalo, ard Niagara Falls daily. except sat
urday. with Sleeping Car wsshington C RocA-
ester
IO:lO P Nor Ere, cansnduisua. Rochester.
Buffalo. and Niagara Fciis daily. Pullman
S.eePing C=- Washington 10 Rochester satur-
For Philadelphia. New York. and the
East.
400 P. ~ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daily. all Parlor Cans with Dining Car from
Baltimore Regular ~ 100 dining Car. 20.
7-55. SIS. 900. 1000 Dining Carr, and II %
Dining Car from Wilmington A n. 2.45.
S-l5. 500 Dining Car from Baltimorc). Q SO.
1000. and II 30 P. NJ On Sunday $50 Dining
Car. TO. SIS. 500. 100 dining Car from
Wilmingtonl A. NJ, i2f5. SIS. SEQ Dining
Car from Bzltiruore3. $50. 1000 and II 80 P.
~ fnhH only Frrrrr
weekdays. 2gl, and $40 P. n 64iIy-
For Boston, without change, T55 A n week
For baltimore. 20. 100. 30. 7.55. SIS. 200.
1000. 1850 90 A. n. I2I5. p IS. y 81.
Zol. 5l5. $50. 400. CI-imited), 40 S-5I. 5-o2.
$50. 6I5. $50. 10. l0u0, 1910, iLS5. and
II50 P NJ On sunday. 100 go. SIS. eco.
300. 80. Hoo A. ~. p Is lis, 2Ol Sl5.
80 400 ti-imItedl, 40, sos, sac, els, ESQ,
10. l0O0 1910. and ll-50 p NJ
For Pope's Greek Line, 30 A. d. and Isl P. n.
For Annapolis. TOO and 800 4 n. 12.15 and
S:io P " week days Sundays. 300 A y.
''Fiorida specisi'' 'or Jacksonville and S. Angus
tine 6.ZO p. n. week DAYS. Express Tor FI0ri-
n. S-07 2. D. daily; RiChmnnd only. MS A.
N week days; Atlanta Special. va Richmond
and Seabaard Air Liue. $500 p. n. daily. Ae-
Commodati0r for Quantico, 7:s5 A NJ daily
and 4=25 p. n week days
SeashOre Connections
For Atlantic CIV Nil Dclruure River Bridge.
sl!-raiI rogtr), SIS. AG0. t''Coagres-iausl Lira-
ited'D. and II-50 p. a. daily. Vie Market
Street Wharf. 100 aud II-30 A. A. I245 p.
II week DAYS. IL So 2. n daily
For Cape MAJ. Il00 A. n week L-ys 30 r. n
daily
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth md Ssreels
ard a the station. Sixth and Stress, where
orders LC left for tire chcckisg q bazrags
% Destination from hotels and rrsdfucrs
Telephone ell nI44I" fsr p-arsyssaaia Ran
road Cab Serrire-
J. q HTn-HINSON - WON
Caua1.i NH-srH-a- f-
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD
scheedle IN effect December "a, 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and e Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, gestibuled Limited
trains l0:sS a m, sos p. m, daily.
for Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Indianapolis
Express, lo;55 n. Fesubuled Limited $50 ,.
m; express l2:0S night, daily
For Pittsbnrg and CleTelsnd. 1875 a. m. and
$50 and II; 30 p. m. daily.
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit 1905 night
tor winchester and way stations. 1915 a. "a
and S:aO and $40 o. "a.
For Luray. S:40 p. m. daily.
sor baltimore. week days. z2:S5. $500, 6:so
* 20. KID, 1850 S;S5. K3:SG. Iic:0O q. m.
xS;oS, Hs;lo, NS=So, xs.zo. $50. $500, Kl0:o-
1l.S0, kills. p n. sundays. zZ-S5, ~ 90
xI;le, $50 H9:oo q. IN, KI2:o5. 100. 1-l5
$50: 80, 1905. x5:l0. ESQ., x5:0o. xi8:0i.
For Annapolis. 40 and s:s5 a m. l2:l5 and
S;So p m sundsys, $3.50 a. m, 4-25 ?.
$50. 5s2D .. IN. sindass. 600 a m. I.Is >. n,
FOR Hageustown, -lO:s5 2. m. and $50 p. m
For BOYD End Way points. week DAYS. $40
a "a. 80 5;so. T:oJ 2. ~ sunday, 500 a
For Gsit6ersi,',rg aAd way points. week days.
s;s' e. m, 1850. $500 $50 ass. $50. 1905
u Is p m. Sundays. 300 q. n. LIS. 4.S8. 7:05
For Washinston Junction and way points.
week days. s:s5 a. m. 4:Se. $50 p. m. Sundays.
800 a. -, i:i5 ?. N.
Royal Blue Line-
Al trains illuminated With Pintsch Light
For Baltimore, PhiiadelPhia. New York Boston
and the East. week days 7:G5 tDinrr) SD
tBudet) 1000 (DineD a. m. 1905 DINER
I'D tDlner). ---s-- limited p
ciusively Pullman Train Dining Car $50
Dining Car. 500, 1880. and 2.S5 night. (Sieep
ing Car open at lO-u0 o'clock Sundays. 7-0j
9-n0 a. m. EOS noon. I:i5 Dining Cans 500
500 Dining Cans. 500. 1880. End 2;35 night
tsieeping Car open HOO o'cieck).
Psrlor Cars ali day irzins
FoF Atlsntic City, 1000 a.. m. l2s05 Ho0B and
l:i5 and 800 p. n week days. 1870 noon sun
DAYS
For Cape Nay, week days, L .o5 and nc p. 10
Except Sunday. 1Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotei
and residences BY Union Transfer Co on ordc-s
eft At ticket Offices. 6ls Pennsylvania Avenue
NV. New York Avenue aud I5th street. ard a.
Depot
=. d. UNDERWOOD. D r. NARTIS.
9d Y r asd Cer N-r Nrs Pm 7rTN1r
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FOR RENT-Roonls.


FOR RENT-FaT ROOMS 81 PEI week. TAY-
LORS HOTEL. Ci9 Ia. ave. ja3I-7t, en-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
GOOD rooms and board; term- moderate. OF ii
s. NV lasl-item
FOR RENr-Rooin and board. $50 week; homo
comforts plS gth q. NV. iasl-St
FOR RENr Warm front room and board for 2.
$50; single, -. l'o2 tih 81. nv II
FOR RENT-E.egantIy Furnished roorrs; southern
exposure; frst-elsss tahlc board: reasonable
l229 \. y. ave, NV. is2o-st,ern
FOR RENT- Laryr. we'll heated "a floor front
rooa;, with board, Coz .. $50 per month. 7IJ
10Th 81 nv la-'e-st
ROOM AND BOARD, - pea week; home cooking.
o. 8. nv. IaioH
FOR RgNT-Furuisbed rooms. viii or without
board. SO \. Carolina ave. r.. jaS0-St
FOR RENT-i0i 2d NV. nicely furnished rooms.
with boald: convenient - the Census and
Pension Office; also depot terms very reason
-oie- Ia5l-al
FOR RENr-Tgo rooms Ei5l board; reasonable.
l0l1 10Th 50. nv l4sl-5l -, IA
PISS l. st. NV. rooms md god table board; SIC
per month Jazz 81
DELIGHTFUL seq ndstotT front room; large bag
window overlooking Washington Circle; good
table; reasonable yates. si& Pa ave ia2J-1t .cm
ROOMS AND BOARD $ a week; convenient q
business people and all amusement. TAN-
Tors HOTEL, eiS Ia. ave, ia25-'t
sIs GNDiANA AtE on + e. car line. opPosito
judiciary Square, transomed rooms; good
table deSl-imO
FOLLOW The CROWD and YOU win certainly
bring up" az tie Genoa. sec and sos 18th
St.: satisfy your appetite only 81. table board.
eqla. TO any s. week IN the United Ststes;
plenty fruit pure cream and butts-. steaks and
chops all tToiied; beautiful ro0us, d. m J.;
reasonable rates 10 uausiertz p. r. MOORE.
MEr-. 'phoue lES-. ocls-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.. LEANE vs.
FRANCIS J. IEANE EFT Al No 2O5O2
Equity.
This cause being referred 10 me 20 report dis
tribution Of the proceeds Of sale OF real estate of
the late PANEL 2. Leane. deceased, | VIII proceed
with the said reference on SATURDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY 3. 1900, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the
auditors rooms in the United States Court House
in this city All persons having claims against
the estate of the said Daniel F. Leane are notified
70 present the same with the proofs at the said
time and place.
ia2i,27.S1 JAS G. PAYNE, Auditor.
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3IAIiON CORNER or SIXTH AND SIS
s. A. ~ WEEK DAYS, PTTTSBURG EEs
PREss-Parior and Dining Cars Harrisburg -
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ron SALE OR RENr-HousEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate BroIer and AnetIoneer
9f7F Street N. W.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.

EOA oAl-E--NOhlhNESl-
el7 sth 81, h, Or, lot I9xlO0 n..........s $500
ll3S 9Th. h. Jr. lot l5Na0 IT, to alley. 5000
1909 10 l4l3 Both, sr, bath and q m teach) 1900
1879 oh, b. Or. lot 14xg4 h............-- 5000
Z0l6 I'd, b. Or large porch. ..-...---.--.-. Los
lsS 9TH ST, h, ST. lot 70 4xs0 ft........... l,1e9
III 18th, n l2r, lot 25xll0 .....oifer wanted
zlz' eth, b. Or, lot 2oxll2 ft...-....o1er wanted
SOUTHWEST
S39 n, h. Or and bath g. 500
ais 10Th h Ar sud back building. ,-..-.. 200
Si2 and Sii his. or each, stable (50th) =, JoJ
NORTHEAST.
S0i n, b. str snd dwg. br-.............-.SS,2o9
o. 18th 81. b. Or. bath and IN i---------- i.te8
llS6 sths b. stories Pr lot Isxl05 IT,. l,&o0
SOUTHEAST.
10 y St b, I0r bsth ard A m i-.....---- SlO,Oel
Z85 A, h. IlT. bath and m i....--...... 9,OU
us } ave, b h, l4r, BATH and m 49, 100
Intersection Of Virginia ave and ! ST. 5,5H
e. II, with improvements, renting for
az per month. -..l----.---.-------- o,ID
$40 ave, IA, Or. bath a m i......---. 5,OD
SS5 T. b b. C. and m i--......-..-.-.....- 5000
81 and S2S D. hss.6f each. tEaeh)--,. S,o9
lS0i Sd 81. IA, Sr. lcF Is 5xl00 H.. 400
80 l. b. Or. let 2516J u......-........... Loo
liz X, b, 5r IoJ 2Qxl02 ft............-... i,5O
1884 \ j ave. h, aI5-.....-.-............. I5Oo
F0R RENT.
l20s ST. NV, SIS On
2I55 L ct. NV, llr, fiir Sd unfur..-...--. 80 o.
5io + ST. nv, ..s..-.t.-..-...--....-. p -
Upper part and room hist door 1901
81 nW-------- l.- 10. t.-.-..-.--...-.---- IS %
920 Va. ave. sw., .................... Is 80
est nat, 205 It. NV. 4r................. 10 %
~ Washington II. nv. 4r................ "a %
% ; ST. NV, Or. Il 20
looo \. j. ave. nv. Gr..................... II %
"iS I'D -. NV, 6r.....-.................. 10 50
1925 81. ne, 10 20
ia-n 18th ST NV II 80
llip \. n. ave. nv. tr..................... . 80
622 5la ST. ne. 4r-----..---.-...--.. Z 20
5i% :. G. ave. Sc, 4r...................... Z %
6I7 Bair's Court ne. ar................ 80
~ Rock Greek Church Road 5r...-.......- 90
Gt3 Burks Alley So. 4r...................... 80
ms q st. ne. 4r.......................... %
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PERSONALS.
DR.. Young :: e 5::, !: 4 !:

Oidss. IN ass; longest located;
Regular graduate two schools:
Authorized By tse District Government 10 treat
All diseases Of the Nose Threat and ssuHgs Heart,
Nerves Brain. Blood Skin. II, Tnach, Eidneys and
Bladder. Night Lnsses = J-ual Ncakne-s. and al
Special Diseases Of either sex. Structure. Faricocee
and HydrOcee cured without ttiug or operation
NJ pam. No loss 81 time. A ITunpi and per
maaent cure guaranteed l-yphisrauy stage )curgsi
fOT life without mercury or QOEIsh- No UEpCsure
CHARGES LOW
MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Daily ONCE iIOUrs-IgtOI and 2 tot sunday
u ~ l.
FREE CONSULTATION.
WARNING DR. Young Is IN No aay coz
neefed Hifh z1s So-oasfe1 modest institute
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED ,O0J new agents 20 handle white
and fancy rubber collars, Cufs. bosoms, pat
euted Waterproof uccktes; exclusive territory
liberal commission. 81. q NJ. MFG. co. Spring
field. Nss. II
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will be inserted for one cent "oru
for eRch Insertion.
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sTEEs' SALE.


THOs. BOWLING & co, Audiences.
Bv virtue Of q deed Of trust daily recorded IN
Lihcr I5i7 40 Folio 42i, ct seq, among the land
records 90 the District 0f Columbia and at tie
request az the holder a tho slote secured there
bv the Undersigned trlstscr wiu cler fer salc
al rubIic auction in front q The premises lerln-
ming al -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. WEDNESDAY
January 81 1850. the following described real
estate situated On tlic County q Washington Ia
the District OF Columbia, 30 wit: Block Q block
/. lots / 2 @, {, .. 8, and 2 in block 4 Of
Jacob p Clark and Edward B. CotJreI trustees
subdivision or lot and pert @! iot Q, 0f part 4
White Haven. according 20 the plat plan q the
same a. recorded III Libcr = 3. e5, OF the records
ir the Ofhle Of the Surveyor OF the District 81
Columbia
Terms Of sale-Onc third u ths purchase money
% be paid In cash snd the balance in equal IN
stallu,euts. one and two years alter the date
q sale, secured by deed o. trust tie properly
sold with interest upon The deferred paymeuts
~ the rate Of per cent per annum from the date
Of sale until paid. gr all cash 81 tic option %
the purchaser. A deposit q 81 VIII be required
a the time II sale on each q said lots aud
Geposit Of SEQ on each OF said blocks rms Of
sale 70 be complied with in ffte-u days flpm the
date Of sale the trustees reserve the r ght 70
resell al the rex and a the efsulting mir
chaser or purchasers after i've days previous
advertisement q such resale. All conveyancing
recording. and revenue STAMPS AZ the cost Of the
purchaser, or purchaser
EDWIN c. CTTTER
EDWARD T. FLETCHER.
Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN, Auctionecr, glS ST. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORN FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1895 CHAMP AIN AVE
n W
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Lber 22s6 folio SO7, ct seq. one Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby we
viii sell at pubic auction ia front Of the prem
Uses on TUESDAY. FEBRU AIRY cru 1900 at half
past four o'clock Z. m, the following described
real estate. situate In the County of Washington,
ID. c.. the south 20 ieI front on Chsmplaiu ave-
by full depth Of LOT >, in block A, ia Hail and
Elsans subdivision OF land now known as Meridian
Hill. improved as above.
Terms Of sale-Scld subject 70 a prior deed %
trusl t@T $685. balance cash. deposit Of sI0a re-
quired at time Of sale. Conveyanciug recording
and revenue stamps az purchasers cost
ARCHIBALD HOPKINS
Trustee.
FRANK I. EVANS.
Trustee.
la2G-e0d&ds, em 1898 81
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rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Until
MONDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTH, 1890, AT THE
SAME HOT X AND PLACE. RN ORDER OF
EDWIN q. Ct TIER
EDW ARD L. FLETCHER
Trustees
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WANTED Expert white va5t.ess, so; white COOK,
sf5: white ana Colofed help needed every day
no fees LJCRO CO., IAN 81 Item
WANTED Experienced cook for boarding house;
mist come well recommended. SIG 81. nv.
Item
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THos. }. OWEN. Auclionecr, 9la Z st. NV.

THOs. J. OWEN. Auctioneer, el3 L st. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF or FLORIDA AVE. \. Z.
By virtue Of q certain deed az trust. recorded
In Iiber 20j4 folio $sj ct SEQ of the land Rec
ords Of the District Oi Columbia. and ~ request
OF party secured, we shall sell at public auction
in front Of the PREMISE on SATURDAY FEB
RUARY g 1860. AT 4:2O O'CLOCK =. N Iot I7G
in 7. n Cameron 81 al. = subdivision Of square
$50 being No 629 Florida ave. lie. sale subject
20 a first trust OF 81 500. now overdue.
Terms OF sale All cash within ten DAYS from
sale 500 on acceptance Of bid. Purchaser 20
pay costs Of ConVeyanciug and stamps
EDWIN :. CT.AK&SON
EDW ARD 4. KAISER
ia25-eodGds TUIsfeee
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~~~~@-~,~~~-~~~>--~S ~~~-~-~~--~
Q. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. $50 n Cap. St.,
Washington, d. C-Sepsrate sealed proposals
for about $500 tons Structural steel about 40
eled bricks. aud about 4000ao 50. g. 6feprocf
foor, ceiling, and roof construction, including
column ard girder coverings. viii be received
here until noon. MARCH s, 1900. and then pub
licly opened. informant ton furnished applica-
ton JOHN STEPHEN SEwELL, Lieut. Engrs-
JAZZ, 2a, s0, 81. nh2 S.em
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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WALL PAPER.

GENERAL BULIsEB again deicafet--l 800 Iaen
lost-and the British army ia retreat Il
seems thst OQsa Paul's men can 6sht "s Esae
Bit after all Rooms napered with new rlch
handsome paper, for cry = up. Einesi wcrk.
Il. G. NoLrE- SO oh 81 No BRANCh. ilai-St
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HELP wANrED-mALE.

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FOR SALE-Farm in Virginia 40 acres. nice
house. barn. and all necessary outbuildings;
go fruit trees. fowls. turkeys. buggies wagons
ciHity; one mile from station; 20 miles out; for
all. Sl,J00; snap Call at III 9Th st. Sc. Wash
ingtoH, ID. G. ia30-3t
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ron ExCEsANeE-uoUsEs.
PROPOSALS.

81 sEEs. HOUSES"
WM E. SHANNON, s1flOeG ST., Ames Building
ials-tf Telephon 40.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-31

BICYCLE repairing. we do all kinds; also buy,
sell. rent. and exchange bicycles; tires Good
Tich. s.; Hartford. So; fTsts. S225; god seconds
Sl.Ge. LABoFISH, Bicycle Machinist, III 9th st.
NV ia23- Iuao en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-31

Il SELL HOUSES"
WM- +. SHANNON, 1910 G ST., Ames Building
ials-H Telephone Az.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-27
commissioners Court,

In Judge Bradford's court this
morning the case of r. B. Weddle
VS.. John Detheridge, ct al, was
heard. This was an action to re-
cover the possession of personal
property under a bill of sale.
Judgment was rendered for plain
tiff and defendants gave notice of
appeal.
In the case of Atwood VS. Lid
dell, heard this afternoon, the de-
fendant was required to give bond
in the sum of $500.
At press hour the case of the
United States VS. Fitzgerald, charg-
ed with assault to kill, was being
heard by Judge Bradford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-27

The Partisan Millinery Store was
already popular in Ardmore, and
under the management of Mrs. L.
ID. Bomar new lustre has been
added to its name. The many
fashionable ladies who have visited
this store today were delighted
with the exquisite display of fine
hats and the neatness of arrange
ments in every department. The
decorations consisted in begonias,
century plants, oleanders. geran-
iums and palms. The display win
dow was decorated with handsome
Paris patterns, interspersed with
lovely headwear for children. One
young lady's pompadour hat in
brown, lined with turquoise, and
with the cut steel and Rhine stone
ornaments, extending backward
from the front was especially ad-
mired. Among the many lovely
hats for misses we cannot refrain
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-27

MhS. hOSA LOW END IE4Ns
One of the large display windows
was decorated in the new shades of
purple and green with palms, and
contained some handsome Paris
patterns. The other was the baby
window and was admired through
out the day by the mothers and the
tiny tots. It's decorations con-
sisted of the colors. green and red.
The center tables that extend
from front to rear were
decorated with rainbows of roses
and swinging baskets of flowers.
The display begins with the rough
rider, walking and street hats and
ascends to some as handsome Paris
patterns ever seen in Ardmore.
The new felt outing hats in the
Tam O'Shanter shape attracted
everybody's attention.
Two misses lovely patterns in
gray and red were greatly admired.
The table that attracted the widest
attention. and which seemingly at
will held the gaze Of the many
visitors, was laden with ladies'
hats in the pompadour. toque, tur-
ban, shepherdess, tuck silk and
felt.
The three lovely cases in the
rear were filled with pompadour
Paris patterns, black picture hats
with Ostrich tips and fish scaling,
and mourning hats.
Bonnets for old ladies came in
for their share of admiration, to-
gether with the array of silk waists
in colors of old rose, red, purple
and blue, to which collection is
added the latest silk handkerchief
waist.
The visitors will be entertained
tonight with music by the Lowen-
stein children on the piano, cornet
and violin.