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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
TESTS PATIENCE.
The Most Patient People Must Show
Annoyance at Times.

Nothing spells a good disposition
quicker.
Nothing taxes a mans patience
Like an itchiness OF the skin.
Itching piles almost drive you crazy.
All day 1t makes you miserable.
All night 1t keeps you awake.
Itchl Itch Itchl with no relief.
Just the same with eczema.
Can hardly keep from scratching 1t.
You would do so but you know 1t
makes 1t worse.
Such mlseries are daily decreasing.
People r learning they can be
cured.
Learning the merit OF Doan's oint-
ment.
Plenty OF proof that Doan's Olnt.
ment is curing piles, eczema or any
itchlness OF the skin.
Read the testimony OF a Mexico citi-
zen:
Mr.. j, D. Miller, street supervisor,
OF West Jackson street, says; II suf'
fered with hemorrhoids, both protrud-
ing and itching, for twenty years. l
doctored with several good physicians,
but got little II any benefit. | got
Doan's Ointment at Buckner & Whit
ney's drug store and tried it. The
first application helped and a continu-
alton cured. / have not had a trace OF
hemorrhoids since. Doan's Ointment
is unlike anything / ever used. 1t
does not smart OF burn, but pro-
duces a cooling sensation. / have
recommended it to more than one
of my friends.n
For sale by all dealers; price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

When the ifty-seventh Congress
meets no Populists or Silver Republl'
cans viii be found in the Senate and
the lines will be closely drawn De-
tween the two old parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Jewel Oak alright coal heater, a
stove and costs, no more than
Dther frst-class brands.
FERRIS & CAUTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

I'd Carter's large barn, south Of
Benton City, burned this week. Two
mules and one COW were also burned.
The insurance was very light.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

nother reduction In the price Of
sinery at Harding's. dl-w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Is. Lizzie Marmaduke- Eskridge
children are home from Denver,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

eat grinders, butcher knives, etc.
FERRIS s. CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

W. II. Upham is selling hardware,
Implements and buggies at half-price
! V. o. p, Kings old stand. Call
lght away unless you want to get
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

To the Farmers.
The Mexico Poultry 90. will pay
you the following prices for this
week.
Spring chickens, ste.
Chicken hens, 44c.
Old hen turks, ste.
Young turkeys, 10 ID. and over, fat
and smooth, SIC.
Old gobbler turks, 4ic.
Old roosters, 20.
Geese, fat and full feathered, tin
Saturday noon) SC.
Ducks, fat and full feathered, 5ic.
Eggs, strictly fresh, zoe.
We will pay the highest cash price
for produce at all times.
Soliciting your future business, we
are, Respectfully,
MEXICO POULTRY Co.
80, st Per ]. Speer, Mgr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Cauthorn, of Corvallis, Oregon,
our thanks for late Portland
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

|If you want hardware, wagons,
bggies or implements at half-price,
n at V. O. P. Kings old stand at
bee. W. II. UPHAM, Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

II. 7. Cant, a regular shipper from
county, was here Saturday
nd marketed 81 head Of 233-pound
DgS that sold at 50. s0.-Lipe Stock Re
brfeF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

stoves all prices. We can
sse you. FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

DIldren's underwear at cost at
ul-Wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
A psrfact Heating Stove.

Did YOU ever examine a Jewel arr
tight heater for soft coal9 Cali aud
lett us show you one Of tho most
modern Of heating stoves and are OF the
hest FERRIS s. CATTHoRN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

patzer is executor Of the WIN Of
J. Calvert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
RORENA ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger
RowENA, Nov. 20. = Some OF u
citizens are butchering.
II. ]. Walker, Of Sailing, was the
guest of his brother here Sunday.
Lena Crews and Henry Wilson, Of
Clinton county, are the guests of Mat
tie Fountain.
John Suddeth, of Illinois, was here
last week shipping stock.
County Clerk Snidow and charming
daughters, of Mexico, were the guests
of ]. H. Neill and family Sunday.
Prof. Fuller has purchased T. j..
Rowe's stock of goods and will keep
store.
Cottie election has returned from
Higbee, where he has been clerking
for a while.
Geo. Crosswhite sold j. j. Walker a
load of corn at Csc per bushel.
Goodwater spelled against Fuller
school Friday night. Fuller won the
laurels.
Ellis Dawson, of Oklahoma, is here
visiting relatives.
Prof. Cauthorn had che misfortune
to loose a horse he was riding belong
ing to Jessie Craven.
Rev. Kimbrell occupied the pulpit
at Maple Grove Sunday morning and
evening.
YOUNGS CREEK ITEMS.
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
YoUNes CREEK, Nov. 2O.-A large
crowd attended the funeral Of win
Carr at Midway last Sunday. He died
last Friday Of brignts disease, after a
long illness. He leaves a wife, four
brothers and four sisters to mourn.
He was buried by the NJ. P. L., Of
which he was a charter member. The
pail bearers were, M. Fox, Barney
Wright, DR.. Berry, John Blum, Thos.
Schleffer and Taylor Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorrell are visiting
her brother, Taylor Skinner, after a
long visit in Kentucky, her native
home.
1t was my pleasure to visit the fine
shorthorn head Of cattle owned by
S. P. Emmons, on his farm north Of
Mexico. Those that admire nice cat
tie, it would pay TO take a trip
around there whether you want to buy
or not. Don't look like feed and wa
ter was scarce to look at those fat ami
mails.
W. II. Asbury is home from Texas
where he shipped a load of fine here
ford cattle.
There will be services at Olivet
next Sunday morning by Rev. Britt.
There will be union services at OH
vet on THANKSGIVING Day.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, Nov.20-MisS Martha
Brown was in Mexico Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Kellerhals returned
Sunday from a pleasant visit in st.
Charles.
John LANG went to Kansas City
Sunday.
NeSdameS Hendrix. Miller. Powell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
Kings Daughter

A chapter composed OF something
over fifty members Of the Kings
Daughters was organized in Mexico
this week by Miss Roth, the State
Secretary. The following officers were
elected:
Mrs. NJ. l. Jones' leader; Mrs. ]. W,
Mason, secretary; Mrs Emmett BrIdg.
ford, treasurer.
The Kings Daughters, OF Mexico,
and OF the State are very much in.
terested in the establishment Of an
old ladies' home in this city. Mexico
people should all assist In this matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Tom Johnson, colored, was fined
POI for stealing a pair Of shoes from
hR Woodson, colored. A stay OF SEN
enee was granted provided he left
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

b. R. Cauthorn and family will
occup the Mrs. Galloway residence on
East Monroe street this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Inc Canal Commissions report CON-
lleted Saturday will unanimously In
lOfse the Nicaragua route, which is
el0Wn to be s64, 700 cheaper than
the Panama route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

One of a party of burglars at
Hutchinson, Kas., who had wrecked
a passenger station Office with dyna-
mite, while trying to open the safe,
was shot and killed, supposedly by his
companions, who found that he had
been stunned by the explosion aud
was liable to capture. They shot him
through the heart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
FRoM COTToYWoOD.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
COTroNwOoD SPRINGS, Nov. TO-
Miss Mae Pod. of Moberly, is the
guest Of friends here this week.
Sam Newberry is on the sick list.
Jay Bennett has a living spring Of
water on bis creek farm.
A daughter Of Warner Brown,
colored, died at her nome west Of
here, this week.
John Williams has unclaimed 5 Of
'possums and the Mexico printers will
recapture them before many moons.
Squire Frank wilkins is soon to
have slaughtered, n of the incest
beef cattle seldom see in these parts.
Albert Hulen is home from Texas
and his health is much improved.
"They all come baek'r
SOUTH SALT RIVER ITEMS.
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SOUTH SALT RIVER, Nov. 20.-Mrs.
d. A. Mckee is reported improving.
Little Eula Crews, who has been
afflicted with st. Vitus' dance, is
slowly improving.
Capt. Lott lost a valuable horse last
week.
A new woven wire fence is being
built around the Grove yard at
New Hope church by the friends and
neighbors to the yard.
II. c. Mcclure and wife visited 10
Columbia last week.
Wm. Viyion and 7. A. Mcintyre
are in Butter, Bates county, attending
the Gartrell trial as witnesses.
A. Pftzer has been selected admins
traitor of the NJ. c. Calvert estate,
also guardian of Curtis Calvert.
Joe Kendall and Miss Ollie Evans
were married at the brides home
Sunday evening, Nov. IT, at 4 O'Clock
by Rev. r. L. Moser.
John Crump's baby has larlngitis,
but is improving.
Dogs made a raid on Gus Pftzer's
sheep last Friday night and killed 8
and wounded about 10 more, and Q or
seven of the wounded are likely to die.
Saturday night they got into Bud
Davis herd and killed 4 and wouned 3.
Mr.. Davis killed two dogs, but it is
thought more dogs than two did the
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

All kinds of money to loan
81 lower rates than ever offer
ed before.
b g. RICKETTS,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

The Tamblyn s Tamblyn i've stock
commission firm Of Kansas CITY ialleo
tbls week with a quarter OF a million
dnllaE liabilities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

w P. Kings bankrupt stock, i'm
PIGMENTS, buggies, hardware at about
cali'prlce, East side public square.
Tome right away for bargains.
W. II. UPRAM, Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Judge S. N. Edwards Is able to be
out again after a severe spell Of illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
..rrvl MONEY! MONEY

r N MONEY
Won want to borrow money on
real estate security or wish to
T. or extend an existing loan, we
live YOU rates that defy compe-
II See us before applying.
LAKEEAN s. BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
Owings.Howard.

Hugh Owings, of Kansas City, and
Miss Hattie Howard, OF this city,
were married in Independence Satur-
day evening. The brides father was
present at the ceremony,
The groom formerly lived in Au-
drain county, and is a grandson Of
W. N. Boatman, of this city.
The bride has many friends in this
city who wish her well.
The couple will reside in Kansas
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Ladies' fur NUTS s. 50 and % eent'
at HaFding's. u
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SURPRISED.
FIavor of Food Won Her.

when the Iaudlady told me that The
new dish at my plate was the much
talked Of food, Grape-NUtS, ] tasted 1t
Ianguidly expecting the usual tasteless,
Iysipid compound posing under some one
OF the various names of breakfast foods
= am a school teacher and board. Have
usually been in robust health. but last
spring / had ,he much dreaded symp-
toms Of spring fever set in with great
severity. L could hardly keep at my work
and headaches were almost constant.
Food had become uauseating and I only
TartUOk OF any sort Of food from Il sense
Cf duty
My nights were spent in distress. The
first taste Of Grdpe-NuJS yielded q flavor
that was new and attracted me at once
! arose from the table satisfied, having
enjoyed my meal as 1 had not done for
weeks. So / had Grape-Nuts food for
breakfast every day, and soon found
other reasons besides my taste for con-
tiuuing the food
al of the spring fever symptoms dis
appeared. the headaches left, my COM
pleXiOn cleared up. and after 4 supper Of
Grdpe-Nuts l found myself able TO sleep
Ike baby, in spite of hard day and
hard evenings work. The feOd has never
Palled on my appetite nor failed In fur-
uishing d perfect meal. full OF strength
and vigOr / know from my own expert
one VINO feels strength tagging under the
strain OF work, and il is evident that the
claim made by the makers that 1t is Il
brain food is well taken. Please omit my
name II you publish this Inc lady
lives IN Hanover, Ind Name supplied
by Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek,
Mich.
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GONTAGION AND INFECTION.
La Grippe il Infectious. but Not Con-
furInus


Contagious diseases are communicated
from one person to another: Infectious
diseases are conveyed through the air.
Smallpox is contagious disease: La
Grippe j. infectious. When an epidemic
Of the grip is prevailing it is in the air we
breathe. and no one is safe
The only safeguard is 10 keep the syS-
tenn in the highest possible condition of
health and on the first appearance Of 4
cold in the head To use some safe antSep-
tie like Stuart'S Catarrh Tablets freely, a
tablet taken every hour or two Tor a Cou-
pie OF days will be sufficient TO break un
the attack
a Grippe attacks the weakest part of
the system. II may he the lungs heart,
liver. stomach, OF kidneys. but wherever
1t HnaIly locates II almost invaria bly,
or, IN other words, the disease at the re
ginning II acute Catarrh.
This Is the reason STARTS Catarrh Tab
lets nave been so successful IN breaking
up attacks of grip. The antiseptic prop
critics of the remedy destroy the germs
before the whole system IS thoi ouShty
infected.
DR. Admission says: Stuart's Casarrh
Tablets being free from cocaine and
harmful drugs should be freely used ut
this time of year On the first appearance
OF grip symptoms.
They check the excessive catarrhal Sc
cretiUns. stop the fever, and prevent
pneumonia
They are composed of antiseptics and
may be used by little children as freely
as by adults and with great benefit
DR.. Lewiston says: My usual prescip-
ton for the grip Is StuartS Catarrah
Tablets, which can be found at all drug
stores Keep To the house for a day VI
never heard any complaint of failure to
cure.
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OFTEN DEAD APPARENTLY.
Woman Rallies After Having Seem
InEIy Breathed Her Last.

DENTON. Nd, Feb. 28--Quite as re-
Il1arkaJle as any instance recently re-
ported Of the recovery of health by per
son after apparently hopeless Illness has
been the case here Of Mrs. Annie G. Ga
Eey, the widow of State Senator Thomas
r. Carey, of Caroline county. Last sum
mer Mrs. Carey submitted TO a delicate
and dangerous surgical operation in Bal
timore- After some months Of complete
~ restored health she became alarmingIy
i'll again from recurrence Of the malldy.
Then for more than a month with inter
missions OF returning but weak vitality,
she remained in a dying condition, at
times having no pulse whatever. Her
attendants, including q skiIIfuI physician,
many times pronounced her about to ex-
pire, but she always rallied. Now Mrs
Carey. though Stil weak and enfeebIcd.
is able TO be about the house, and her
complete restoration is not improbable
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA,.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb 2T--Mr. VII
liam II. II. Whitcomb died at his home.
corner Of Duke and Royal Streets. yes
terday after . prouactej Illness
Mr.. Vhitconb was sixty-fouI. years OF
age. and is survived by widow. four
GauGhters. and one son. This funeral VIII
take place from St Mays Catholic
Church tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock.
Mr. WhiIcOmb was born il Washington.
y. c, and at an early age learned the
printing business. which he followed mp
to the time OF his death. In the latter
part OF the hfties he came TO this city
and was employed on local paper Sub
sequently he went to St. Louis and re-
turned here in 1861 Afterward he held
several positions in the printing business,
the last being in the Census Bureau. at
Washington Mr.. Whitcomb was well
known in this city and was member Of
the Alexandria Council. Royal Arcanum.
The annual installation Of officers of
the Fitzgerald Council. Knights Of Column
bus. Of this city, occurred last night in
Odd Fellows Hail. IN North Columbus
Street The ceremony was conducted by
8 d. S. K, ". H Callahan, of Washing
ton, D. c. A number Of Washington
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Memory viii Shine if You Use SApOLIO

members Of the order were present.
died 1T her home. 1876 Prince Street YES,
terday- Several small children Survive
ner- The funeral viii take place or. fri
Gay afternoon AT 5 o'clock from her late
Willie May Baier- the seven-year-oId
I daughter Of Mrs George Raier died at
the nome Of her parents, 300 North Fay-
viii ts-lce place tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock
Miss Hattie N. Trimyer. daughter Of
r :. W. Trimyer, OF Mathews c H. AMI
sister OF Councilman J. H TriInyer. o.
this city, was married in Richmond Tues
day TO Mr.. Luther II. Nachen, Of Nor
folk. Va.
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HAGERSTOWN. Nd, Feb. 2S.-Irotary
Public Alexander Nell, jr., IN HaEers-
town took the deposition of witnesses in
the case of the RosemouJ Coal Company,
of West Virginia, against the Western
Maryland Railroad Cor $4,000 for the per
formance of Il contract. The suit viii he
heard at ParkersburE, w Va. in few
days Ex-Goy. T.. y Fleming, of Fair
mont, W. Va, counsel for the railroad
and MessTs. Il NJ. Russell and u. Riley.
of Wheeling, counsel for the coal com
pany, are here. II is said the Western
Maryland Railroad Company made con-
tract about a year ago with the coal com
pany TO furnish them with coal i is
alleged the coal was up TO the quality
specified and it is said the railroad COM
nanN refused 10 take II.
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REUNION AFTER THIRTY YEARS
4 Remarkable Gathering of Women
in baltimore.

in baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb 2S--For group Of
eleven women closely associated in club
work to meet after a lapse Of thirty years
with but one member lost through death
from their midst is somewhat unusual,
vet such IS the remarkable record Of the
Nucleus Club membership
Thirty years ago q group Of eleven Bal
tinore women constituted the Nucleus
Club; yesterday afternoon ten Of those
women met at the residence of Mrs
Charles W Lord, lbs St Paul Street II
was the first time in twenty years that
a general meeting of original members
had been called. and all other engage
ments were set aside for this reunion The
Nucleus. now the Lend-a-Hand Club,
boasts Of being tie first womans club or
ganized in Maryland and il was founded
by one young matron, Mrs. John T. era
ham. and coterie of young
girls most of whom are now
married and many Of whom
are well known as successful authors.
The objects Of the Nucleus We're literary,
philanthrUpic, and social and the Lend-a-
Hand Of the present day stands for the
same aims.
The programme for yesterday afternoon
included an interesting paper of remn-
iscence by Miss Kate Pearson Woods en-
bodying her ideas OF wOman's place in
work. An original poem suited TO the
occasion was read By MIS- Charles W
Lord, with an original response in verse
by Mrs. John 7. Graham. President Of the
Nucleus and President of the Lend-a-
Hand Club.
n memory of their long association, the
works planned and the works accom-
piiSEed. the members presented 10 AIRS
CIR; nam q solid silver iRkStand tray and
pen. The presentation WAS made by Mrs.
Francis S3uderSOn. a collation. was serv-
ed after the programme, the centTepiece
Of thu. table being a silver nut or nucleus
on a silver oak leaf which was present
ed to Mrs. Lord on the occasion OF her
marri2ee by her fellow club members. 1t
bore the motto of the Nucleus-a quota
ton from Edward Everett Hale: In es-
seutiais. unity; in nOn-eSseutials, liberty;
III all things. charity"
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Children Flee From Fire.

NEwPO.tT NEWS. Va. Feb. 2S.-A
small blaze in the High School buil5tng
caused intense excitement among the pU-
pills of that institution yesterday after
noon. The fire caught in q waste basket
in one OF the cIoakrooms. and had been
communicated 10 the wainscOatfng when
discovered. Without waiting FOR the fire
drill order, the children, nearly lee IN
number, cleared out, and all were out OF
danger within two minutes. Prof. Epes
principal of the High School, had his
hand badly burned endeavortng to snOth-
er the flames which were extInguished
without calling out the fire department
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STAFF MEMBERS AFFLICTED.
Most of Governor smiths Official
EnmiIr Have rheumatism.

Most of Governor smiths Official
Family Have Rheumatism.
BALTIMORE, Feb Z8-Adjutant Gen
eral John S. Saunders came from Annap-
oils yesterday and had a conference with
Governor Smith in reference to the trip
Of the Governor and his staff TO Wash
ington to take part in the inauguration
The party viii go TO Washington Sun
Gay afternoon in a private car and on
Sunday night the staff viii tender din
ner to Governor Smith. Sciatica and
rheumatism seem to have suddenly de-
yeIoped among members of the staff and
the general question asked among them
selves, WIN you be able 10 rider The
reply most frequently given was, If my
rheumatism is no worse
The Governor was much pleased with
the. arrangements and contract for the
transportation Of the Maryla7 I'D troops
made by Quartermaster General Chipl=y.
who has saved TO the State over 81 GcD in
the matter Of transportation
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4 e. Potatn F1our PInnt.

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 28-NorfoIk win,
In the near future, very probably have
another large plant added 10 her already
large and rapidly increasing list Of man
ufacturing enterprises A F Spawn, of
Pensacola, Fla, is here looking for a site
upon which 10 erect an extensive plant
for the manufacture Of potato -four Mr.
Spawn IS well pelased with the outlook
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An Inaugural Souvenir

here He desires to remove his estab-
lisEUent fTOIl Florida, and considers this
one Of the most advantageous points for
it's location. The proximity Of the truck
felcs of Norfolk and Princess Anne
counties together with the unriyalei
shipping facilities OF this city. make II
most desirable Potatoes and other veg
etables. like pumpkins, squash, carrots
and parsnips. such as are required IN
the business Mr. Spawn is engaged In,
are grown in immense quantities in this
section
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eton tI.at Head cola In no minnie.

or II win develop into Chronic Catsrrh Dr.
Aguev's Catarrhal Powder stops cold n the head
in 10 minutes and relieves most acute and deep
seated Catarrh after one application. Cures
quickly and permanently 4 have used D.. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder with best results Il IS
a great remedy and l leFer cease recommending
it"-John 2 Dell, PauIdiRg. Ohio. 50 cents
Sold by F. S. Williams Ninth and F Streets;
and Edlnonds & Williams, Third Street and
Pennsylvania AyCnue.-I2.
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WORRYING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever
was made Is DR.. King New Life Pills. These
pills change weakness into strength, istiessDess
into energy, brain-iag into mental power They're
wou.lerful in building up the health. Only Is
cents per box Sold by Henry Evans, druggist,
a22 Z Street northwest.
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The Catholics Of TenIeytown are taking
the initial step toward the collection of
sufficient funds to erect a new church II
is their intention To- dispose Of the present
frame structure 10 the District Govern
I.lsnt for school purposes The school
authorities il is said. will use the build
ing for manual training purposes until
a sufficient appropriation can be obtained
to enlarge the present public school build
ing there.
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Annie Payne, colored, thirty-nine years
old while crossing the AquedUct Bridge
Yesterday evening about $50 O'Clock was
taken violently i'll She was conveyed TO
the Georgetown University Hospital The
woman was going to her home on Fort
Myer Heights when stricken.