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The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
Z First Publication. Feb.,9. 1901.
Soutlce : Of xxplration of i,e,,empti

Notice Of Expiration of Itetlempti II.
State Of North Dakota. County OF McI.ean-SS.
,M,~V. Nichols: 10 all persons, companies
OricOrpOratiOnS who have or claim any estate
right, title or interest in. or claim or lien
upon: the piece OF Parcel OF land hereinafter
described.
YtM and each of you will please take notice
that the tract Of land hereinafter described.
and which was assessed for taxation for the
years 1898 and 1894 In the name Of L. w: Rulftick
y y the @ shsrif q Mclean sonty 3 @ Giias: Y;
Stalty. ut the sale of lands pursuant to 3. real
estate tax Judgment entered In the dlStric
court OH the 9TH day of Juy !sis. in proceed
ings to inf0rce the payment Ut taxes delinquent
upon said rcal estate in said county and after ,
ward 10 Wit on the 3Oth day Of June. A. p. 1900.
the whole right title and interest III to said land
acquired by said Chas. I, StAey was duly as-
signed by an instrument in writing to NJ. Y.
Nichols, and the period Of redemption from
the 9th day 0f February, 1901.
I. Description of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. <NEl4l
of section fifteen .l6> in township 0ne-hundred
and f0rty-seven u47) north, range eigllty-fOnt
Lean county. North Dakota.
Anlnunt Sold fOs--$3G 81. -.
L AMOUNT required to redeem, Including
subsequent taxes paid -$i37.U,
that, unless you redeem said land from said
sale before the expieatioD Of the time for re.
dempti0n, by payment OF the amount above
stated, and the taxes. costs interests accr'ling
estate herein expressed will pass to the hol,le.
Df the taN sale certificate
witness my hand ut Wslburn. y. D., CHS
end ,lE a,.y q q fe0ruary'A. = 2. VNcHo1s 3:o,;
AssIHnee hAse and holder cf shyriifs ceirtiacate
By Jos. Mann. agent for assignee and holder
Of Sheriff S Certificate Of Tax Sale.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
First Publication Feb. %. 1901.
Contest Notice.
Department of Interior.

Department Of Interior.
United states Land Office ut Devils Lake, n. u.
january %, 1871.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office hy Math Ralmann, contestant
against homestead entry No. 9G5l made june
18th, 1887. for Lot 8, SEA Ot NWA and Ne OF
SWA, Section 9. Township 150 ftange "a, by
AlOis FOlger. coptcstee. in winch it Is alleged
that Al,is FOlger has wholly abandoned s;ti,
tract for more than months since max ing said
entry; that he has neYer established y residence
thereon or lived thereon ut any time SiucC MAX
iHg said entry; that said tract Is not Settle,t D.
on and cultivated by said party as rcqalii ed GS
law; and that his alleged absence from said land
IL not due to his employment in the army. iiavy
or marine corps Of e U. Is. In tine vt war
said parties aIe hereby noitleu to anpcar. re-
snOn1 and offer evidence touching SAID allie
CATION, 1T 10 O'Clock a. IN. on Nlarcn !5tn. 1901
before August Peterson, Notary Public, at his
office at Clsselman, Mclean county. y. ~. and
that final hearing viii he led 1T II u'clh, a
M. ON April 9th 1901, before the Register and
Receiver at the United states Land Office III
Devils Lake. n. ID.
the S.tid contestant having, in Il proper :ll;
dapit, filed Jan. %. 1901, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence. personal service
ordered and directed that such notice he give
by due and proper publication.
.Ole Sertnng;lrd:
Register.
Hanchett & Wartner.
Att'ys for Contestant,
Harvey. Md.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
FIRST Publication. Feb. %. 1901.
N Office OF LEASE OF SCHOOL AMI
INSTITUTION LANDS.
Hancl,ett & Wartner.
Att'ys for Contestant
Harvey. n. ID.

7 Notice is hereby. givent that all the unleaSetl
Sclh0l and institution lands tincuding all lands
up,n which leases have been cancelled for lloil-
payment OF rental, situate in the County ot
Mclean. State ur North DakOta. will lie offered
fOriease at public auction to the highest bidder
ut Inc. county court bOllSe in the village of
WaSl,blrn between the !iollrS of ten u'clnck
A. M. ami fiven'clock +. ~ on Friday the l7tii
day Of April 1901.
III u list filed with the county auditor of said
tive per cent 0f the appraised: value "f r,lti-
v;.rea lands and one Per cent of tile appraised
Nal,le'Of uncllltivatetl laikls, and III no event
will bid tor less ti.an four dollars per quarter
Sectiun he entertained.
All cultivated lal,.ls appraised ut te,, dollars
ler acr1. Gr over will be in;1st.d for one Near
only. Cultivated l;lIatS appraised ut iive tOilal 5
nti less than ten dollars per tcre via he leased
Or ~ l.eri0,i Or flrcp ye; rs. Cultivated lands
appraised at less than five tlolErs PEI acre Will
be leased fnr II period OF FIVE Yours. unc'il1-
.Or.Ner VIII I've leased Or nne~ year t,Ely: all
OrbeIsalneIltl>ated lands fur a period r five.
Years. All lS:. are subject to cancellation ,i
The EOar NJ University a.d School TO-. safe l:re
poses, lliHyi thee l!ii Ills liul.. to tl;lt effect
The cEtirei:ln,.l.nt Lf tlS; .lais lUgellci
withf..e required by law. must lie paid at tic
time Of k'asihg. All nefrrred payments OF rent
ais u,tlStfb be lnt Oh OF bcfn!a Tx btn DAY ol
.banutry in each year.
The Board Ot University and School Lands re-
serves thc ri:,h: To eject ANY ur all bids.
1901. f.lll: So .,rE
No. lsEALj T.. LASbAL, . -.
- AoElnis' iol,lr of University and
..---s--+- School Lands. ~ :. :
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09

In County Court, Hon. +. S. Neal.
In the Matter of the Estate ofG,,st 4. John:
SON.. deceased.
Frank johnson, Petitioner,
VIZ. ~
Tilla Bergman, Garry Rose Citation
berg. Hannah Y. Peterson, Proof ~
Mary Berg, Hattie Stevenson, HierShtp.
Tena Smith and Clara Bcr-
luist, Respondents.
The state Of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all other persons
interested In the estate Of Cast A. John
son de eaSed:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
Frank johnson the petitioner herein has filed
in this court petition. praying that the right
Of succession to the estate OF the late Gust
johnson, DECEASED, of Mclean county, State Of
North dakota be by this court determined ~
provided by Section 6341 Of the Revised Code
Of the State of North Dakota, Which said pet.
itiOn will be heard and duly considered by this
court on Thursday the 2Stll Aay u Mareh,A A. ID
1891, at ten o'elork q: M q said day at the court
rooms OF this court III the court house In the
town of Waslburn, County Of Mcl.eap. and
state Of North Dakota: and yOn and each Of you
are hereby cited to be and apper before this
court ut said time and place and answer said
petition, and show cause If any there be, why
the prayer Of said petition sIl0lil not be granted
BY the Court, l.. 8. Neal.
(skHL) Judge Of the County Court
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09

The legislative session at
Bismarck will end with today.
While the session reports show
great activity, it is too early
yet TO make AN estimate of the
value Of the Legislation enact
ed. Many Of the laws passed
nave undoubted merit while
some will be found to be a dis.
credit to their makers. Rush
legislation-enacted at the last
hours of the session is PERM
eious and wholly in the hands
of a few cool headed sinners Of
lhe Jud LaMoure type.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
First Publication, Feb. %, 1901.
Citation Proof Of Hei,sbip.

State Of North Dakota. County ofMcI Lean So
IN county ao''' Judge % Of tie n' county Il court,
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ole O. HOsrie,l,
deceased. Il gal ~ S2s
j: Joseph Olson, Petitioner
VIZ. n III s5 a,
Nels u. Herrietl, Ella syenson. " Fl
Rachel Bu0, Jane Anderson, citation
Nicholson. Celia Ao}fard and Of HeirslAlp.
Ellen .. Herrett, Kesp0n-
dents.
named respondents and Ail other persons
intereste.i Ia the estate of Ole o. Hsrried,
M deceased. s..g. !.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
Joseph olsOn the petitioner herein hys hlstl l9
succession to the estate OF tlle late Gls 81 Her.
Dakota l.e BY this court determine.! M - PRO, g.
the Htato a NortI, Dakosa. which snid petition
~ Thslaythc st ay s. March. A .l;,,t Isoat.
m .'' e s,!. csrs n &c ey ss'Es SS
a ase of re.t ,seta g a., : sSs
this Ga,st d M Gins mi! pl4. i,ild .1sWys
Why shs PRAYER q aat4 l.eslsssaeF sl'sqsa Rat "
{srAl, Il Judge d 81 = II lie County Court
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
EASTERN WASHINGTON &
n ORTHERN IDAHO, ",

abound in rich agricultural lands suit
ahls tor diversified farming and fruit
raising without irrigation. Cheap graz
ing lands can be secured, and the largest
body of white pine in the United States
is located in northern Idaho. In eastern
Washington are found the famous wheat
fields of the Palouss and Big Bend
countries. The mining camps of the
Occur d'Alene and Bitter Root Nountains,
districts, furnish profitable markets for
all the farmer or fruit grower can raise
For maps and particulars, write to @.
W. Mott, General Emigration Agent,
Northern Pacific Ry., St. Paul, Minn.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
CURRENT TOPICS.

CUhltENI lOf1CS.
Specially prepared articles on current
topics. explanatory and instructive. are
often just what the newspaper reader
wants. Readers Of the Minneapolis Jour-
nal are toshave this advantage. Febru-
ary IS and special mail edition for Feb
ruary 10 there appears in that paper the
first Of a series of articles under the gem
eral title Of M
THE CURRENT TOPICS cLua.
Among the subjects to be treated are
Colonial governments Of, Today" with
reference TO the colonial questions that
confront pur; ewn country. "The Oppor,
tpnity pud tile man, which, VIII show
whether sths, t,pport rtnnttiesf are all gone.
,.ssTAe AT ot Living q Hundred Ysars.,s''
not 4 wliIHsstca notion balt' Q imatter Of
.sclcntif o. we'll = popsasar. inter.st- d
this time. s A.nerican Lite q Century
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09

The dehorning Of dairy COWS
ia coming into practice more and
more. When possibly they should
be treated in calfhood so that no
horns will grow, but when this has
pot been done it is better to de-
horn them than to permit them to
remain. As to time of dehorning,
some dairymen express q prefer
ence for winter, as at that time
flies are not troublesome, The
cow should never be subjected to
the nervous strain attendant, upon
aehorning at any critical period
pear it. Parturition is one of
those periods. The dehorning
should not take place within six
weeks Of the tine when. the COW
is due to calve nor shonld it. be
done after calving till at least
pix weeks have elapsed. Az to the
morals of dehorning We think
there is no question, Probably
the COW that is dehornsd suffers
no more than t,e',qa that hassa
couple Of teeth pulled e the h.e
horns are not a<a'npyad. othsra pi'
rlals and humans have frequently
10 snHe AZ, I. &
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
Entered at the post oalce at wnshburn. NJ
q. second class mail matter.

The passage BY the legisia-
ture cf the Torrens land sys-
TEN, if approved by the gov
ernor, will work a revolution
in the methods of abstract
making now in vogue in the
Register Of Deeds Office. 1t
will put land titles ON a more
solid basis and will be a great
benefit for all concerned-un-
Jess the professional abstractor.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
Notice.

The first annual meeting Of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
association Of Mclean county
will be held at the court house in
Washburn on March 18th at 10 q.
m. for the purpose Of electing
new officers and transacting all
other business that may properly
came before the meeting.
Herman Hanson.
Chairman.
/, H. G, Nygaard,
Secretary.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
For Sale.

An improved farm of 480 acres
within ten miles of town. 100 acres
under cultivation with 100 acres
ready for crop. Good water and
buildings in connection. Also
seed, horses and machinery if de-
sired. A bargin if sold before
April lst. Apply to Washburn
Real Estate Co.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
First Publication Feb. %, 1901.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

,s Land Office at Bismarck, n. ID.
Feb. IL, l!ul. q
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be made before +. A. Lamb,
U. S. Commissioner. District Of y. d., ut WASH
burn, n. !. :. on March 80. 1881. viz: -,
ENGEBRIr Fl hOLTAN
Tw;, l45 y, of,l;angt, 81 W.. . - - "
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, VIZ:
Aug. II. Wall. Fl. G. Nygaard Of Washburn,
and John Kittlesol and Erick johnson, Of
Ingersoll, n. y.
A.C. McGlLLIvRAy.
Register.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09

The defeat Of the congress
sional swag knownas as the River
and Harbor bill, was one OF
the most commendible acts of
the congressional session just
ended, and would be regarded
as a good sign of the times,
was not the fact reported that
the defeat of this stupenduous
hunlbug is credited to two
men, and the methods EN-.
PIoyed were unique. viz: talk
ing against time. The heroes
Of :his victory were Senator
Carter of Montana and Repre-.
sentative Hepburn of Iowa
Both Republicans.
10 illustrate the workings of
the River and Harbor bill all
over the United States, we will
take our supposed benefit in
the $3oo,ooo appropriated for
Missouri river improvements.
A boat-the osephene. leaves
Sioux City every spring with a
few gentleman's sons aboard
under a good salary, and by
way of diversion or amuse-
ment, use the "niggah' to pull
a snag here and there. Now,
TO begin with there are but a
few steamers on the Missouri,
and the officers and crew of
the few that are running, ridi-
Guile the benefit OF. the snag
pullers.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
For Sale,

The N. w. 4 of Section IA, Town
ship IA, Range 81, known as the
Mckinley farm, joining the town
site of Washburn. For Particulars
write
BA1Rp & McMAsTERs,
Lakota, N. d.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
Attention Oliver and Mercer Counties s.

Attention oliver a00 mercer IOuntieS
desire to announce to the
residents and intending re-
sidents of Oliver, Mercer and
Mclean counties, that | have
& complete copy of tue govern
ment plat book for said
counties, and will be pleased
to take your filings, proofs and
any business you may have
before the land department.
Come to Washburn and save a
long trip.
T.. A. Lamb, &
United States Commissioner.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
For Sale

or trade for cattle: Three good
heavy teams; two sets harness: one
drill; one sceder: two plows: one
buggy and one spring wagon.
Apply to
JOHN ROBINSON.
Coal Harbor, n. d.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
trisrt Publication Jan. II. 1901,
SUMMONS.
STATE Or WORTH DAKOTA, ec
COUNTY OF MCLEAN. "''
Iii District Court, Sixth judicial District.
ClilreS.J. Noble, Plaintiff.

%stt.afs.3 sit vs..
Edith Noble, Defendant.
THE state i North Dakota to the above
paine defendants:
You, Edith Noble. are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in tl,Is action. and to
serve y copy Of your answer upon the sub
sscribcr at his office In the town of Washburn
in tle County Of Mclean, and state aforesaid.
Within thirty days after the service Of this
summons iI. upon you exclusive Of the day oi
Sor answer. Judgment will do taken against YIN,
py default for tile relief demanded III the COM,
plaint.
|. Hated Oct. "a, 1900.
u - a. lamb,
, Atty for Plaintiff.
WashbMrn, Nd.
To the above named defendant:
+ You are hereby notified that the complain int
In the above entitled action was filed In the
Office of the clerk Of the above court ut the
coGrt house in Wasllbnrn, North Dakota, gu
thcsth day OF january, 1901.
f.. A. Lamb,
Atty for Plaintiff.
WaShburn,N N. ~.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
NORTHWESTERN TRAVELLERS ARE
as NORTH WESTERN ADVERTISERS
because
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Is the Shortest and Best Routh to Chicago
and the East

= Minnea polls and St. Paul;
And also, the equipment of its trains is
the most modern of the car builders art
embodying all the Injuries, comforts and
necessarieS of travel.
THE NORTH WESTERN LIMITED
Goth Century Train
is electric ligh.ed both inside and ont, and
equipped with handsome buffetr-snu
ing library car, compartment and stand
ard sleepers, free chair car and modern
day coach ;and on which no Extra Fare il
charged. Itmakes connections at Mn
ca polls and St. Paul with Northern
Pacific, Great Northern, and 500 Pacific
trains: aud leaves daily Minnea polls 1880
p. III. ST. Paul 8. p. IN: ana arrives Chic
ago $3.50 Il. m.
For berth reservations. rates, folder
aud illustrated booklet Free nf the Yin
est Train IN the w.rld,' call at or audrsss
Ticket Offices 4l3 Nicollst. Avenue. Min.
nea polls: 50 Robert st. ST. Paul. 4O5 Wess
Superior St. Duluth. or address 4 W
Teasdale, General Pass. Agent. St. Pan
Mlnn .
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
First Publication, Feb. %, 1901.
citation Proof Of Hei. ship.

state Of North Dakota, County Of McLean-Ss.
In County Court. hnn. +: s. Neal.
Judge of the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of'Glist A. John
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-09
W. a @HHBVTRN
Shop

We like John Oigney's collars because
they don't hur: our shoulders ana 60
ing to make things hum if low prices, ex-
ira high grade leather and the best Of
work has anything to do with it. My
goods are the best and prices the lew
est Send in youu ordres today.
UOhn Oli$ney-
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
A Halloween Party.

Halloween was pie. santly celebrated Thursday
evening at the residence OF Miss Agnes Redden,
1899 Thirty-frst Street. Miss Katie Hamilton was
the unfortunate one TO find ring in platter OF
four and was obliged to take it out with her
teeth Miss Amy Cooper, in bobbing apple
contest, secured the apple with a ring concealed
a ring was cut. the lucky slice falling to Charles
Phillips. Those present were the Misses Agnes
hcdden, Alice Brannan, Nellie Bateman, Belle
Redden Amy Cooper, Francis Redden, Katie
Hamilton, o. Redden Mr., and Mrs. Heath the
Messrs. Charles Phillips, William Ecoard. James
Kerr, William Tennyson, Albert Ecoard, and Ed
ward COLLINS.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
To Open n New sunday school.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will be
formally opened in Mount Pleasant Sunday after
noon. November 3. at 3 o'clock. The hall in
the new postoffce building. on Park Street, near
Fourteenth Street, has been secured for this pur-
pose. An excellent programme has been prepared
for the opening services and a pleasant and
profitable meeting is anticipated The children
Of Methodist parents who do not attend else
where. as well as all children in this vicinity
who do not 90 to Sunday school, are invited
10 be present.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
snrs He Hns No Home.

William Ryan. while drunk Thursday night.
ran across a policeman On Second Street and told
him he had no home. He was given lodging at
a station, and Yesterday was in court charged
with disorderly conduct. Ryan is about sixty
five years old. He went the workhorse to
serve fifteen days because he could not pay
fine Of s.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
A ncmocrntic Rnmy in MARYLAND.

There was an enthusiastic meeting of the A. P.
German Democratic Club Of Kent District, Mary
land. last night at Boach's Inn, Chesapeake
Junction. Maryland The principal speakers were
W. Brooke Hunter and Elbert Dent, both very
enthusiastic Democrats. During the meeting Mr..
Beach, proprietor Of the inn, served refreshments.
The Offices Of the club Richard I. Brown,
President: Richard j. Cox, Secretary, and Joseph
Tarutu Treasurer,
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
snatched PoIiccmnn,s Watch,

Samuel Droadhead, when arraigned in the
United States branch of the Police Court rester-
day to answer to charge OF larceny from the
person. waived examination, and was held in
iury Broadhead, it is claimed, snatched
watch valued at SiJ from Jonas W. Green. who
is new member OF the local police force.
The theft Is alleged to have been committed on
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Convicted of Grand LARCENY

Lewis Bernhard. otherwise known as Andrew
}. Collier, was yesterday convicted in Criminal
Court No. ! on three different charges of grand
larceny. The specific charges against the de-
fendant are that he took three typewriting ma
chimes. two from Enos X. and Alfred c. Newman.
and another from the United Typewriter and Sup
plies Company The Government was represented
at the trial by Assistant District Attorney Harry
+. Bingham
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Suspected of steaIing a Pocketbook

The police arc looking for a colored man. sus-
pected Of having stolen pockotbook containing
So, from Marcellus Butler, Of Oxon Hill, Nd.
Butler left Marlboro in his carriage Thursday
afternoon, and took with him the colOrcd man in
question. The colored man lett the carriage at
Oxon Hill and entered store, where he dropped
pockctLook while getting a s. bill changed.
This book has been identified by Mr.. Butler
as his property.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Junior Republic AuxiIio-v

number Of friends of the Junior Republic
movement met at the home of Miss Marie Barnes.
on wyoming Avenue, Thursday night and organ
ized Washington auxiliary. similar 10 the one
ID baltimore 1t Is hoped that substantial aid
can be given to the republic at ANNAPOLIS Iunc-
non. The new society will be called the Ma
tional Auxiliary No. ?. The officers are Miss Mary
Desha, President. and John T. Doyle, Secretary
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four hours were
reported at the Health Department up to noon
yesterday: Alcinda Williams 10 years Maria Jen-
kins, - years; Mary Ann Naylor, 70 years; Will
lam Chester Avery. y years; Charles Turner, II
years; Southwick Guthrie. 20 years; Juiana Al
Ian. 80 years; Martha Winfield. 81 years; Donia
Whitfield 80 years; James Richard Williams As
yeaIs; Helen Boardman Offley 70 years; Sarah E.
Jones. 80 years Charles Toliver - years; Charles
II. Joyce q years; Mamie Brown, II years; Ro-
sic Wcstey reyman. ! year; Ida Wendell year /;
infant Of Annie Flaharty - days; Henry F.
Douglas, days; infant Of Blanche Wheeler, ,
DAYS.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Made n Rope Out of Her Clothing,

Frances Jackson, colored, was yesterday sent
10 the workhouse for fifteen days on charge Of
disorderly conduct. While locked up at the
Fifth Street police station Thursday night she
eudeavofed to commit suicide uy hanging her
self with a rope made by twisting together a
portion Of her underskirts. She was discovered
in the nick Of time by Policeman Pearson and
sent 20 the House OF Detention for the remainder
of tho niglt.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Toilet Wares and Druggists
SuRdrieS.

Genuine Cosmo Buttermnk Soap, 6
cakes for 25c.
Ferry and Copco Bath Celebrated
Floating Soap, cakes for 25c.
S. X. s. & Co. Pure Witch Hazel
Soap, cakes fo- 10c.
Pure Palestine CASTLE Soap. 2-pound
bars for &c.
Eldernower and English Cut Palm
Soap, cakes for 10c.
Triple-plate Mirrors, for 12c.
Mead & Bakers Tooth Wash. 81
size bottle, zee.
.cuticura ResoIvent, the 81 size for
,Andover Hot Water Bottles, cot.
Pot. size Fountain syringcs. with
hard rubber pipes, for 29c.
DR.. Parker Pray's Rosallne and Nail
Enamel, emory boards. for 17c.
Or. Lyons Tooth Powder, per box.
Grand Prize Perfume. spec,aI
odors. Liberty Belle, Queen Of Rose.
and Grab Apple, per OF, 25c.
colgate's virls Toilet Soap, per
dozen, 44c.
S-oz. bottles Of Florida Water for &c.
Nine. Yale's Hair Tonic, per bottle,
First hoor-sections A and B-Main
Aisle.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02
Death Due TO Kidney Trouble.

\ certificate Of death from kidney trouble
issued yesterday by Coroner Nevitt in the case
of Charles II. Pond, found dead the previous
evening in his room. 023 Street northwest.
Preceding the issuance OF the certificate an
autopsy performed by Deputy Coroner Glaze
brook at the morgue. Mrs. Pond, who is in
virginia. has been notified and will arrange for
the interment OF the body.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

National-Hlda Spong in Lady Huntworth' S
Experiment" afternoon and evening.
Columbia-'The Christian" afternoon and
evening.
Lafayette-"His Excellency the Governor" Z"
afternoon and evening
Chase's-"A contented Woman" afternoon and
evening.
Academy-'Nians Enemy" afternoon and even
ing.
Kernans-The Rentz-santley Durlesquers. after
and evening.
Biiou-stock Company in Burlesque and vaude-
vile, afternoon and evening.