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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22
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No. 495O:-One Of the most
famous roads in the world is the
"Appian Way" or "The Queen Of
Roads" It was built by Appius
Claudius Cacus while he was
censor, 313 B. G. It is the oldest.
and most celebrated of all the
Roman roads, and with it's branch
es connected Rome with all parts
of Southern Italy. It had an adj
mirable substructure or foundation
from which all the loose soil had
been carefully removed. Above
this we're various strata cemented
with lime; and lastly came the
pavement, consisting of large hard
hexagonal blocks Of stone, COM
posed principally Of basaltic lava,
and joined together with great
nicely, so as to appear one smooth
mass.
No. 422S:-German folklore
created Frankenstein, a student.
who constructed, out Of the frag-
ments of bodies picked from
charchyards and dissecting-rooms,
human form without a soul. The
monster had muscular strength,
animal passions and active life,
but mo breath of divinity" It
longed for animal love and animal
sympathy, but was stunned by all.
It was most powerful for evil, and
being fully conscious Of it's own
defects and deformities, sought
with persistency to infict re-
tribution on the young student
who had called it into being. The
idea is powerfully embodied in
Mrs. Shelley's ''Frankenstein.''
No. 4682:-The venerable story
of Beauty and the Beast" from
Les Contes Marines of Mde. Viii
leneuve (174O,) is perhaps the
most beautiful of all nursey tales.
A young and lovely woman saved
her father by putting herself in
the power of frightful but kind
hearted monster, whose respectful
affection and melancholy overcame
her aversion to his ugliness, and
she consented to become his bride
Being thus freed from enchant-
ment, the monster assumed his
proper form and became a young
and handsome prince.
No. 1888: The devotional term
litany applies to form of prayer
in which the same thing is re-
peated several times at no long
intervals. Hence in Latin the
word is always used in the plural,
litania. The common formula,
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleison,
Kyrie eleison-''Lord, have mercy
upon us-Christ, have mercy upon
us-Lord, have mercy upon u.s.
is the simples ('slesser'') litany.
No. 4916:-Ultramontane, mean
ing beyond the mountains orr
ginally referred to the Alps
namely, in relation to France.
Later it had reference to that party
in the Church of Rome which as
signs the greatest weight to the
papal prerogative. Italians Of
course use the word in converse
geographical sense for people be-
yond the Alps, and so in the north
of Europe.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

John Tellapaugh, Of Minneapo-
lis, is our latest new subscriber
whose name will grace our SUBJ
scription books for the next year.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

The teamster and a gang of men
were busily employed the latter
part of last week in removing the
snow banks along Main St.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

William Forester, an ex-guard
of this institution and now en-
ployed on the ST.. Paul police
force, had the misfortune to break
his leg recently. While at this
institution Mr.. Forester was an
efficient and courteous officer, and
his many friends here sympathize
with him in his sad misfortune.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

The perfectly question in China
and that the "opn door, policy The Chinese having little
say but doing great deal of thinking If the powers should
happen hear of latter bit Of information they liable
burma thousand of them for witchcraft
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

The machinery in the Irvine de-
partment was stopped for short
time last Saturday morning. A
breakdown in one Of the machines
caused the delay.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

Those who have no charity for
their neighbor. are generally the
ones who cry the loudest about the
wickedness that exists on every
hand.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at 800 o'clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Rev. S. j. Kennedy. and Rev. FIR. COrcOran
chaplains.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22
MIRROR PEEPLETS.

THERE policeman St. Paul
promotion He found dollar bill and Immediately started
quest of it's Such honesty and the gentleman
serving of weighty medal
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

Several of the inmates have in
formed us that there was great
need of a system in regard to pass
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

Total population for the week
ending Nov. 81, 462.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

The Chinese claiming that they discovered America
the 499 No doubt they expecting get the d hand
from Uncle Sam for this startling piece of information China would
than pleased smile from America just
she has nothing but frowns for the past six
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

PRISON OFFICIALS.
MANAGERS.
B. #. NELSON, President Minneapolis
EDWARD w. WING Breckenridge
r. W. TEMPLE Blue Earth City
A. G. WEISS, Duluth
DAVID BRONSON, saltwater
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
G. McC. REEVE, warden
T,W, ALEXANDER, Deputy Warden
J. W. LAWRENCE, Clerk
B. j. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, Matron
8. j. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN, Catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER, st. Paul.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

EMPEROR WILLIAM Of Germany narrowly escaped being made
into mncemea last Friday the hands of nragd She
his majesty with Ratchet but missed her
yards The must else she would have gotten
the idea into that pretty head of hers that she could throw straight
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

the California university, recently compelled
resign his position at that institution account OF expressed
city ownership of all franchises The professors
institutions of learning appear be shining marks for
critics. No matter what they their motives miscon
follow IF this foolish habit Of putting
paddock much longer professors
will bad off prisoners penentiary.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

New YORK again experiencing OF reform Strange it
this tidal has received it's impetus from the head OF
Tammany organization Croker has advised all his eunants
every their power stop awessness OF
Parhurst succeeded converting Croker
only matter of few months when New York will be thor
oughly reformed
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

Our next issue will be Thanks
giving number. We intended to
get this number out in magazine
form, with a beautiful cover design
and other changes geographically,
but we find that we are decidedly
lacking in facilities and must fore
60 this pleasure until some future
time when the conditions will be
more favorable. AS it is the
stories will all pertain to Thanks
giving and the issue somewhat
different from the regular number.
Any Of the inmates who have
books in their cell which they
would like to put in circulation in
the library, can do so by leaving
them at the dollhouse keepers
desk. Many of the men who re-
ceive books and do not know what
to do with them after they have
perused the same, no doubt will
be glad to know that, if they feel
so disposed, they will be accepted
for the library and thus be of
some benefit to their fellow in
mates.
We learn that there are several
important improvements under
contemplation in connection with
the prison. One of them is a new
hospital. The present one is in
adequate to accommodate the pa
tents of the prison. When the
building now being used for a
hospital was constructed years ago,
the population of the prison was
about two hundred less than it is
today. Another serious shortcom-
ing with the present hospital, is
that the refractory and insane
prisoners are confined on the lower
floor. Anyone can readily see
that this latter feature is not con-
ducive to health when ones life
depends upon peaceful sleep.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

JAMES JEFFR1Es has signed articles fight twenty-five round
fight with Gus Ruh Of Akron Ohio The fight take place
before the club offering the best inducements and the date be
about July M 1901 We hope that they have also agreed
quite prolific heretofore their word battle between
the fight.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-11-22

AKRON Ohio brought out the marvellous bit of last week
that they had discovered live fly that had been buried
stone for the past fifty This wonderful story will
Kansas to lose its reputation for Miracles anything
she produced Even the remarkable stories about her famous
cyclones tame in comparison.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

Eche6ule in eject August .. 1900.
Leave Arlington iron station c0rEsF Of AeS
JERSEY Avenue ard c Street
For Chicago and Northwest. YesrIbui5d Limit
q trains I6.so = n, SOS p n dailr-
For Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Indianapolis. TX
press I0-n5 a m Nestibuled Limited : 10 p m,
express 10 night. daily.
For Pittsburs and Clerel1nd. 1910 a n $50
?. Il AID zoe a. H., dliix-
Fer Columbus. SOS P. n daily
FoE Winchester AID way stations SIS g n,
s:45 p z, and SD p n
For LErsy, G=45 p n daily
For Baltimore, week days, E2-35 500. G-59,
xT=-5, x7-fe, xs-Se, SIS X5-s3. zI0-Ea a m,
zI2:Io n. BIS xI=Io. xS-o9, xf-oe. zl-Sf, z:S5.
s5:o5, <5:Io, <5-So, x5-eo. e-55. xs-59. 1000.
KIM xIi:S5 p H. Sundays. x2:35. n.
x5;Io. $50. x9:ea a. II. x12-13. xl-zO I-l5.
SEQ. S3.sl. SO x2-t9, z5-ls, 5-Se, xS-9S,
Tor Annapolis, 40 AID SIS q n. and Iz:I5
aid $50 p N SUNDAYS. $50 4 n, AS p AZ
For Frederick, week days s-25 J. I0-j,
40. 80 p n Sundays. 500 a m, l-i3 p II
Fos HaSerStovn, -I8;95 a n. and $50 p N
For Boyd and way points week days, $50
a. m, 4-21, 80 4:O5 P II sundays, 500 4 N,
For Caifhersl,urs AID zzy points, week days.
$50 J. IT, $3.50 2-I5, aga, 500. 3D. 7-Gj.
lI-a5 p Sundays, 800 a n, lis, 300 T:0J.
:'or Washington junction and way poiats week
cars, $50 a n. Asa. $50 E n sundays
ROYAL Blue LTNE
Ail trains illuminated vita Piacsrh Eight
Fer Baltimore. Philadelphia. New 1o=k. Bcs-
ton and the East week days. 30. !:G5 (D5rsrl,
S:sss tRCf7e.J, 1880 (Djner), 4 m, 1919.
fIsisc-4. lilo Diner, 2-s5 "RoysI Lirnitel-' -
Exclusively Pullman Train. DiniEg CaT. 400.
z-05 {Ds-.:Ex Carr 500 ard Il.SJ . m CSlesp-
5aS CsT opea Sc Ie-bo o'cIock)- Su2dsrs- SIS
1.ts sea n 1870 noon, 40 DIuisE Cas-.
sec, 5-O5 DiEiEg Cars. SOC and I1-SG p n sleep
nc car open = o'cl0cS-
Parlor Cars On al cay trains
For ACisRtic City. 1880 a r. 1910 n0oR.
nd II zaG S.G0 P. week days I1-I0 Gcsz
SsES5ys-
Fo= Cope Nay. 7-eek days. I2:Io ard ia ?. n
except S1s2sy- xExPgess trains
Baggage called Cox and chec6e6 from hSts-s a7I
residences b. Uuicn Transfer Co ercsrs left
II tickSt ofscss Ci9- Pennsylvania Ave1ue nS-fa-
west New YORK Avenue ard 18th Street. and At
Depot Telephone ticket Cfsees fer b < o. E-ec-
sric Automobile Cabs
T. n. UNDERWOOD. =. 3 MARTIN
- Viea P-gss:-.-las- 2sr, Pass TE2lEc-
saj Cen Mango.
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FOR sAE-LoTs.

FOR sAI.E-At baggain choice building lot,
25xi9o on 18th It. nssr Columbia Road; new
improvements IN this location VIII insure an ad-
vance in value. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER $40 F
st nv noI6-5t, era
THIS Let n,ust be sold 10 e,ose an estate, Ioca-
t;on 2Ist 81. bet y and o nv; in every way
&. .l,le; ssighbotlood Fst class and price re4s-
enable; 1850 lot in Lsuifr Heights, where fasny
new iTHe: evenseIsts are being made LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER. $50 + 81. NV. Eo167st, EN-
THE CHEAPEST sssi most desirable building site
in tie District, one acre at size per square
foot; sititrde so feet mar Brightwood ave eIec
trIc cas-; Ro5tefice store, public water and gas
sseisites; tssfes suit TO those who viii build
F.Gt-IS r. SE0EAi tKER, so Il NV.
ccI6-St, eli
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and g IL St.
II effect November l, 1900
For AIexandria-week Fsgs. $50, 7.o4. 80.
$780, SIS, $50. 9:25, 1000, Ii.eo. IL 80 q n,
xl2:o5, 1920 12:z5 xITo5, 1-25 2seo 2:So. x2 80,
$50, $3.50, x4:I5, AS, $50 $40 x5-2z. $40,
6,oi. $50. 7:o6 49, SEQ, s.45, $50, I0:Is
1l-20, and Il so p. N. Sundays, 7:45, 900. 9:s5,
1888, 1-G0 Il: 20 a. nl.. 1900 noon, $780, 1:00
l;S0, ECO. 2:5o. 800 9ssaf 100 4s59. 5:o0 $50
600 ego 200, 20. e=o9, s:45, 9.2g, 1O.I5,
Ito. ard 1850 p. m zf6s
Fer Mount yerEon-yeek 1isys, geo, 500 1900
II a. N, KEGS. xis5, 2s9 x2:s3 3.5s, x,:15
z5-e;, 7:o6, and 9-9o p m Sundays 500 a m,
12:o0 noon. eco, 400 700. and $50 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridse-Woek
days. 6:3o 7soi, 30 SEQ, s:S5. $780, o:25. 1900
and u 90 m, si2=o5, I22o sis=45, Los, sI=25,
2:e9, *2:30 2:59, f3:30, $50, s4.33, 40. 5:54.
6:o4, $780, FOG, and 500 p. m. Sundays, 7:4S,
600, GAS, 1920 II:o0, and rI1:29 4 m, 300
noon, $780, 90. 100. geo $50, 300, ss=99
400 fi.99, 500, $50, $500, $3.50, 100, TO
and 500 p IL
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xEypress. TO Arlington only.
c. Z. ABBOT. PTasidsns.
J. CoLYIN, superiu:snderL
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Southern Ry.
Sehe5slle IN effect November 6, 80

Schedule IN effect November g 1903
Trains IacEe from Pen-1- Station
S:0l j. n Daily Local for HarrISOnbCES :nd
Tor Charlotte and way stations.
HIS i Eally- L. = Fast Nail slespJns
cars 10 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah. AID
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with SjesFpsT foc
ASbevilie Chattanooga, and Memphis. and At
Dauyille with sleeper for Birmingham and II
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta solid iFAIa
Washington to N@E o., ana Dining car service.
1I:37 j n. Daily. i-ccsi foT Csavi0ttes-lt-s-
4:e1 p. M. Week Days- Local foE Front Gsy4i,
Strasb;:ES and Hx-Fi=OEbz-g.
so D. n Daily. LEGAL fer Charlottesville
as ,. q. Daily. y. Y & Fla Express Sap
ing cars TO Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston. $ad 70 Savannah. IaesszHvliie-
ana Per- Tampa Through coach 70 dacksonTtsie
9:5s =. m. Daily. Washington and Chzt; znoora
IJHai;csi Via fyucaburgl- Sleeping cars &c losn-
exc Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and Sew
Orleans. Through coach 70 Memphis Dfslir.;
service
1e.l5 p n Daily. Washington ard soy.hures.-
ern Limited. Sleeping cars TO ASheriIlc- knox
vie. ChstsSaoOTa, and Nashville. and TO Atlanta,
Macon Birr sE1hzni. Memphis Montgomery. Mo
bile. and New orleans coEbecss a. New OEle=as
With Sunset Limited Ger California D5uiaz esT
cisco MondaFs. Wednesdays aad Fridays
TRAINS on BLUEyl0NT BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 a. m. daily ga D. n
mont. 6-25 p. Saturdays and - r. ~. wecS
DAYS and II-s8 2. n WEDNESDAYS aaG S2tur-
days only for Iceberg. 6=25 = wcek days 70
Hernd01.
Through trains from ;:e South arrive Washing
ton 6:is a. 1-s5 a ~, 2-l5 T. n, and s:5a
>. N, daily From H2TisoBbUTg II -33 g. III. week
DAYS aud a,4G p. n. daily Prem Charlottesville
s:2g a NJ and $50 p. m daily.
Tickets. sleeping ear reserTatiozs. and other in
formation furnished and baggage ediici tor ard
checked from hotels and residences hy UniOl
Transfer Co. on ogdeTs les at Ticket Office. 7e5
Is St NM; 81 Peana- Age. MY, ana a.
PeHnS- Station.
phone Issl fer P. R. 4. Cab Service
FRANK S CANNON,
Sd V p and Cen. Mgr.
J. b. CUP. Tr8fhe Manager.
". 4. TURK General Pass'T Agent
L S BROWN. general Agent
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Seaboard Air Line R iIWay
''FLoRIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT

LTNE.1
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PExSAs r. r. sTATIoy-
t1-55 A n daily Florida Express Tor Peters
basrg, Raleigh esrthera Pines. pi=shz-st, Cam
den CoIUmbf4. Savannah. Jacksonville, Tslla-
hasze and T4yaPa. Through sleeping cars TO
Jacksonville
200 P II daily. Florida Limited for Camden,
Columbia Savannah Jacksonville. and Tampa
fh-0ugh sleeping CARS . Jacksonville and
Tampa Dining Car Service
so ?. 81. daily. Atlanta Special for Raleigh,
Southern Pines, pinehurst Cbazlotte. Athens,
Atlanta New Orleans. ard all POINTS in tse
Southwest Through Sleeping cars to Atlanta
For fs'tser information sPPiy % W II. 3eCoS-
NELL General Agent, 1sS5 New York
Motif
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nusIxEss CHANCES.


FOR SALE-EstabIished dental practice 3 chairz
and full equipment; leaving city on account Of
ii-heaith. address Box 40, this Office. TEN
GREAT BARGAIN, cigar. confectionery, station
cry sto.e. $40 AZ st. sw. nol6-st,em
FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures q good psying
grocery business. 1873 BenIing Road. roI6-3t
DINING ROOM clearing $500 monthly; central
location; 5000 CAPITAL BUSISEsS EX-
CHANGE. Atlantic Bldg. no1G-st
FOR sALE-Lurchroom; best money maker in
Washington ". J. BUGAN, sI7 La. ave.
For ExcHANcE-Aa apartment iasslse. CO rooms;
centrally located; price s70.09G; viii ex-
change FOR vacant lots s. W. PICKFoRD, ~
18th - ncI5s}t, EN-
SCR SALE-Ssloon aud small hotel, fully equip
ped. 81, 100; also gnesiB Baltimore SS5a W.
j. DUGAN, eI7 La ave- no15 Stem
FOR EECHANGE-An znartment house. centrally
located; 10 roOus.5aR reRted; price SI09.9a9;
xiii exchange for vacant 4sts : V PICKFORD,
ia ltth 81. nv. q nol53t,eEn
TOR sALE-SaIoan: finest corner northwest; owner
leaving city. ". }. DUGAN, Oh L.. ave.
nol9-St, en-
WANTED Man with small capital in estsb-
lished cash husine.s; large and quick re
turns Address C. BURTON, Cabin John Bridge,
Nd nol5-2t
TOR SALE-stock aid kztures of grocery and
provision store: good sand: come quick: have
ctheE business; no reasonable offer refused. Cor
ner 9Th and P SIS NV noi5-St
FOR sALE-Dng store: no reasonable s,fIer re-
fused. Address BOX 4fs, this Office. pof5-Ss
wANTED-Barber to buy 3 fine and complete out
#. lflS Park st; keg Hext door, nol5-6s
FOR SALE-Drug store; little capital required;
terms to suit purchaser: long established.
Address BOX 40, this ofae@ nol5,St
SEVERAL GROCERIES. worth Investigating: at
invoices. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
io1 r $. Hol'-St
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND. with laund-y agency;
cheap COG 9Th ST nol5-2t
FOR sALE-The bert located cigar store in the
city; surrounded by Govt- Depts-; cheap rent
Ioi 18th 81 nolf3t.em
wANTED-To buy cigar and stationery store
address Box los. this "ssce- nolI-St-esH
FOR sAI.E-Good lunchroofn in heart of the
city, doing good business. Address BOX sos,
his once noI4-Si
FOR SALE-Corner grocery. meat. and p-ovi-
sion store IN the Northwest; good reason for
selling. A-.ssrcss BOX SOC. this Office. nol4St
FOR sALE-Large wholesale and retail coal and
wood yard; one Of the best paving stands IN
the city; reason for selling, sickness Address
BOX S9s, this Office noIs-3t
FOR sALE-Tro-chajr barber shop. z55; T-rosm
house attached. rent, so; owner leaving city.
I07 N ST Sc noI4-3t
4 MODESTO. well established in business Wishas
a reliable and progressive partner. Address
Bon 800. this Office. noI4-3t
81 coo cash, balance on time viii buy property
worth $ $50: tensnted and renting for S54
per month Address BOX 90, this Office
nol2-6t
RETIRING sALE-Coutc-ts Of store 40 sth St
Hw-, consisting Of Kali paper Of more than
1900 rolls all Che nsWes;. latest. well th>
syie 20 years ago. from 2 cents up a piece:
veiselectsd assortment &. upholstery material for
furniture covering oclo-2 mos
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NAIL PAPER.

TIE BEST nan has wen ard Eew iSr foBr years
c. Prosperity ard good inns Il you have
been away ~ vote and setUTue5, CONE around
and see rac Poems rapersd frUa 8 UP ard the
lest work Passi;Jle. F. e. NoLTE, SO 9th st.
az No bT4aeh- no9-si.eTn
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up. only dealer who gives
! legal g1sFaEtes VITA all WORK; estimates
furnished: samples breaght: i1Tgss sd iasst
ssso e e-f Sss.d postal 20 MIEhlAA Y MA
HoNEE. CO. n. ave Sc Hoi.lsne
l.1a5iS gAPs7Ep. s. ap. sampt brought
Tii3s. GEORGE, 4iliz 7th It 81. Oels-Iua
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

-, -, - 49,
coats. = %. 81. IeGs g,5 = M r5Is, sT-er,
t0R sALHUGaeap, l19o9 eoIf;z'Ga Ssd Ire
tween y and , p n noI6 81
----------
toR SALE-i3 dozen ciilidTens heavy nerzuo I
FeS-s ahg pants - tSictz ieE I9c' = d2zen
do ms bsv A. lft So s,f ,,1,,r
e-s s3c eaf.r rr 10 s7,if-- rna7-s f7r r.c7~si.
shirts with two collars and pair OF cuffs soc
va1yIs for -. BI-RCT!-S So Fl = n noTz-5t
---
For SALE-Che2P. engine and boiler. engine Is
Z aoFSe5o1SeT, bol.er = l, AaSSe pose alzo
@ SCod "otAli's hliei-1lie-s- al VI ISuas-'
tS-5- thioH - s"- hSi2-St
ron sur s.,--, s--f,,,,, 4,e,ss,. ~. c,-,-
p.ete. 50 D & Nv. nois-$t
FOX SAl-E-i@cls5 snd e:iidTen : dresses and
coats Feile's.eai mace 10 iooA : eool Is
heH- tSi 20 - 8 ~ netS~St
FOR S.Ir- Txns,-ritsrz- "a e,sf=-r,Dg,z 10 So
each slightly shop worn: trusts Price So:
shipped for trial rec 5 = WEBSTER Co SIS
Broadway y y noI6 Is. ~ 81
-. -.
sVh 80 el-e s 49, 49, 11 - 49, I II
coz -ii'e-S- 80 A- e ,->l ' - - -
80 - .,e ~
FOR SAL F-Tfo-os,sfI, he'd y Rarra~5 dor .nIv,
s,a aso ~. -. - d -,
Foh Sail snds9ine PACK ~asoo{ saas2oaro'
t'oe: 4ia Si@.Is, - t4liea s5 a; oAVs ca
i'4eer Sii"' ska Vsiies a eA,isS- 4S+S u - EN-
~ '"''S'i
FQq SALE-A fe,y more Of So ard So es,ring
machines; regular price $50, " FUNK'S,
81 c Rcs5-Ss,eIn
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE - DAY OF No
MEMBER. $780, FLORENCE r. AiELINE
COMPLAINANT, vs. FLORENT N. MEEINE,
DEFENDANT Equity No. 2ISi2.
On motion of the complainant, bF Doug
lass & Douglass ard Joseph D. Wright, her so
fcitors. it IS this 18th day OF November, 1900
ordered that the defendant cause his appear
ance TO be entered herein on OF before the first
rule day Occurring ferry days after this day;
otherwise the Cause vii be proceeded with as
in case Of default.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain sn aiso-
lutte divorce upon the ground Of adultery; pro-
vidcd copy CT this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and the Washington
Times.
BY The Court:
tseaiy SOB BARNARD, Asso. Justice.
Trse Copy Test
j. K. YOUNG. CLERK.
By FRED. G. o'c9SSEIL. assistant CLERK
no9.l6.25
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Pianos FoR Xmas

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FOR SALF-Handssrre black walnut siic5oard,
table. and chairs also pari9r eiock. baby car
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FOR RENT-Nicely- furnished rooms with first
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rs MOUNT VERNON PLACE-Pleasant warm
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