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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, August 10, 1901
he city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, of
which no person can be found In said District who
either is or claims to represent such owner, are
hereby notified to remove therefrom all weeds four
or more Ii ehes IN height within seven days ISnn-
days and legal holidays excepted after September
2 1901 Ii such weeds be not removed within the
time specified the Commissioners OF the District of
Columbia Will cause their removal and assess the
est. including the ecst of advertising against the
property which such weeds are located. under
authority of act Of Congress. approved March /
1892 entitled An act to cause the removal Of
District of Columbia, to wit: Lots Z, 8, o, 12 Is
and 15, So 136. Robert B. Hit, owner OF rec.
ord: lot l6, square l36, Robert II. HILL owner of
record lot H. square Isl Deborah j. Apple: iot 10
square Isl. Judson C. Clements owner Of record;
owner of record; lot l2s, square 1855. Matiid
Degges, Of record: lots rs and 27 square 42I
Samuel san Fowler ,,S owner ,usa Of record lots B. g.
ord; lot s. square 9Go, Caroline NJ. Lawrence. own
er OF record s part OF lot Ql0 feet on avenue!.
part of lot (ei feet on avenue), square i03s,
Henry NJ. Baker, owner OF record; lot 1, square
l0i1, George NJ. Holmes ct al, owners OF record;
part Of lot -, block D, Bloomingdale subdivision
n Rse Of part Of lot q
Kraft. owner Of record: lot 3. saunre 1913. I.
Louise and a,a Il LeEtn Yin pedgs owners Of record lot
lot H. square 1913 James and Emma J. White.
owners Of record: lot IL. square 1014 Ernest W.
1oi4 Sarah c. Stocking, owner Of record; lots i.
and g. square 1017, oliver MeIlhenny owner Of rec
lot lot - ol7 Lillian M woodsr o. owner
T Sf record; lots n s. 9. I s. - and 10 square 1857
II and is, square 1887. William c. Wood. owner OF Of
record; lot 2s. square 1887. Harry T. Suit. owner
Of record lots =. a and m e. square 76. Clarence T.
ord lot TO- square 10. Lotta N. Crabtree, owner Of
record BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
to the Board. au26&31 -2t
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BALL ROOM BRILLIANT.
Cool Night and Plenty Partners WoF1k
the Charm.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening star.
At NV A NrIanIA % NJ

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. r.
August q, 1901.
The approach Of September sees no de-
crease In the number Of guests or the va
riety Of amusements.
Dancing Is even more general and en-
crossing than 1t was earlier In the season.
Instead of a dozen couples the large han
room is brilliant every night from haR
past eight to eleven. with pretty gracefua
girls. handsome women and tanned ath-.
letic-looking men.
Cards are out for fulr-dreas progress-
I've euchre party and there are Whiapofs oe
an evening german. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs Robert !. Fleming and 1llnn
Julia De Witt left On Monday cqx1y1ng
with them many regrets.
Mrs. Fleming, prominent me0beg 81
Washington society. - disttngelnhed -
the beauty Of her entertainments and ~
the charming house parties - e1vuD -
her country place, once tho honA o1 Co.
President Cleveland. So
Colonel Staples has gone to Wash1notoo
to supervise the improvements ~ = mAne
ing in the Riggs H0ube. 49, $
The latest arrivals from Washlneton 0xos
Senator and Mra. Blanchard WlB XnmGs
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kau1Imostn.
Mr.. and Mrs William 4. HIN. Nr. ana UrL
Mistress- But didn't. 4xa upeesteA loaN4
any message when you told ~ Nne -
s.srvant-"iso. nasAn. % el -
q algh OF rellcx. 80 - 1l61L -
and drove avgay1-I1f H1k& 81 49, *
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American Lime

American Lime
NEW UTHAMPTON-LONDON a~r
st Louis. Sept. 4. 10 am Haverf d Sept 2l 10 am
Philad'a. Sept. II, 10 am st Louis Sept 23 10 am
st Paul Sept. 1s. 10 am Philadera Oct. 2, 10 am
Red Star Lime
s.t NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sept. L. noon iKensington. Sept 49, noon
'Vader d. Sept. II, noon 'Zeeland Sept. 25 noon
(sNew Twin-screw Steamers calling at Cherbourg.)
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 14&15, n. r. Office, IS Broadway. New York
WARRINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ST. NV.
ap24 Or g. w. Moss. 14l1 G st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASU RER'S OFFICE. U, s. SOLDIERS
Home. Washington. ID. C., August 81, 1901. Pro-
posals for Coai-Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until TEN An. ON FRIDAY. SEP
TEAIBER THIRTEENTH. 1901, for supplying the
home during the period commencing October l.
I9ei, and ending June 80. 1902 with fuel as fol.
lows 5000 tons tInore or iessl of Best w. A.
Furnace Coal, .0oo tons tmore less Of Best
w A. Stove Coal and 500 tons (more less of
Best r. NJ Cumberland Coal. To be inspected
ane weighed by the home free of charge to the
contractor For further information apply to
CEAS. W. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer
aa3i&se3.7Io
OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssloNERs, D. c.,
Washington, ID. c., August 2S fD0I--Seaed pro-
possls VIII be received at this Office until TWELVE
NJ. on SEPTEMBER SEVENTH, 1901. for New
Roller House with Plumbing for the Jefferson
School building, located on corner OF Sixth and ID
streets sw-, Washington. ID. O. Blank forms Of
for at the oabee Of the Inspector OF Buildings d.
@. By order OF the Board Of Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia. WILLIAM TINDALI. Secrc-
tary. aus 6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
Washington, ID. O.. August %, l90l.-Seaied pro-
posals will be received at this office until TWELVE
NJ ON SEPTEMBER SEVENTH. 1901. for fur
nishing Plumbing Fixtures in the Birney School
Building. located on Nichols ave. s-e.. Washington
upon application therefor at the ONCE Of the In
spector OF Plumbing OF the District Of Columbia
and bids upon these forms only Will be considered
Plans and specifications, together with ali neces-
ssry information can be consulted at the same Of
fee The right Is reserved to reject any all bids
indorsed: Proposals fer Furnishing Plumbing Fix
lures IN Birney School Building" By order of the
Board OF Commissioners of the District of Column
bia. WILLIAM TrNDALL. Secretary. au2S-6t
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EDUcATf)NAI
OUT or wrI1TTNcT0N.
Maryland School tor the Bin

Maryland School for the Blind.
THIS 10 cn-sectarian boarding school for the
sna IS %o m sr the
fsettye that they cannot attend the public schools
OF the ns Or are f admitted e this school
seean sss Of as o e fHs S
president OF Gailaudet College Kendall Green n q
meet ss rsasH pae. ~ a 's5 ssnss = s viii
Washington. D. C.-Septerrber i6. at 8 O'Clock
pm For further Information address E. u NOR
RIsoN superintendent, Maryland Sehoo, = fos ~ The
Blind. Baltimore. Md. au2D.cst
MONTROSE : SELECT SCHOOL. ron 7sIRfs
anu sman I, ~ located In the most
Address Miss HARDEf. Clarksvflle. Nd
near Baltimore. Ma estabsSes 81 rspaasioH s.ohSa
Primary, college pre- preparatory sy or business. E1-
s ssafs as fn so
jy17-w,sm-24t
EDGEwoRTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Girls ReopeRss & SssRRfRsmoer %. seth year.
Miss Mis q e n IIr HnSTTEY S Principals.
l22 and I24 w. Franklin Street. Baltimore, Md.
Notre Dame of Maryland.
COLLEGE for Young Women and REspara.oy School
ment. Lecturers Of national reputation system of
asson thorough aa Regular and
surpassed subu,b of Baltimore. Spacious build. Id
ings. completely equipped. Charles Street avenue,
Baltimore. Md. jy17-2aw. l6t.
FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WARRENTON, VA.
1901 Situated at Warrenton in Piedmont re.
gion Of Va, on Southern r. R., 55 miles from
Washington. A limited home school For cat
GEO. g. BUTLER. AM. Principal
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
COLLEGE PARK MD.
MARYLAND'S 8 school. OF TECHNOLOGY.
MECHANICAL, SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL.
Terms, $165 for months; extras All modern
sanitary improvements; separate beds; two in one
room. Forty-seeond year &C commences with entrance
LIES WORK For full particulars address as above
au21- Pot 10
ST. MARY,S ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA VA.
Boarding and day school for young ladies and chill
dren. The 32d year begins Tuesday, Sept g. Terms
mod. For catalogue address SISTER SUPERIOR.
au21 26t-4
ROCKVILLE INSTITUTE-A HOME SCHOOL -
miles from Washington. for girls. Pleasant home
Influences. Thorough instruction 10Th wear he
gins September 1S. Miss LUCY s. SIMPSON
Principal Rockville. Nd au15- I'm.
MAPLEWOOD CONCORDyILLE. PA PREPA HES
40 boys for business or college; gymnasium. ath-
letfc feld location beautiful, elevated healthful
every year boys failures In other schools become
with successful students; we all work then
play; no tobacco; best care to small boys.
ROCKVILLE MD.-ROCKvII4LE ACADEMY FOR
structiop: terms moderate. Address
jy1s-52t' W. P. MASON. q. 8. N. A.
ATTORNEYS.
= :. j., CHARLES 5. BUNpY,
Il .,
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! OCEAN TRAVEL,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE q
sCHERB0J UTIAAPT0N-BREMES.
Kaiserin NJ. Tn Sept. 1Ol Kronprinz VIM Oct noon
sIsahs I--.- ....4Sept. n kaiserin NJ. Th. Oct, q
Kaiser Wm. Iir Sept. ~ Kaiser VIM. CIR. Oct. %
Sailing at 10 AN =a-- -
'To neutrality-suspicious. only.
TWISSlREsW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTH fPARfS)-BREMEN.
iBarbarossa Sept. II CIR. Kurfuerst. Oct.
Koen. Luise :. Sept. 19 Barbarossa. Oct. II,
FIR. der Crosse. Sept rs X. LuIse Oct. "a, noon
Sailing 10gA.M.
MEf4FfsRRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hohenzon' II Sept. T. noon Trave. Oct. 5, IL am
Werra Sept. IA. 10 am Ifoh zolF n. Oct H. pm
Aller Sept. 81. IL am tahn. 80, Oct. 10, II am
oELRICHs & Co. NO. s BROADWAY, n. Y.
Apply to Z. F. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave-,
feS-312t 's,z' Agent for Washington.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
Friends Select School,

Eli Ma 4 4NSAN-AA ~
IN WASHINGTON.
Friends Select School,
For boys and girls Of all ages, opens September
leges and technical schools. Certificate privilege
to Vassar. Smith. Wellesley, Dartmouth and
Chemical and physical laboratory Each child 3
course is planned with reference to his needs and
great attention Is given to tboroughness In essen
tials. Catalogues at Woodward & Lothrop's Bren-
tsno's and Ballantynes book stores. The secretary
will be at the school from 10 am to IL m and
W. SIDWELI.. Principals. 1911 1 st. W. au31 26t
DRAFTsMEN!
Evening lessons In drafting and mathematics
and naval architecture; begin Sept %. at 53l
9TH st ne. au31-1m
WIMoDAUGHsIS CLASSES 1870 NEW YORK
ave.Typewriting, Elocntion. Physical Culture
bership. 81. laus1-tp E. G. MoATIs. supt.
Holy Cross Academy,
1872 MASS AVE-
Select School for Young Ladies' and Children.
fonis,a,s aenaemle a and Preparatory Departments.
open September 10. au31-6t,S
Woods DAY A,..1nsla ASD EVENING
Commercial sll East CAPITOL ST.
College. srsHsrEEsTI sHsr; a1Sn y; YEAR.
incorporated with power TO grant degree OF
NJ. Accts.1
Pleasant rooms and electric fans
More than 100 students in two years.
All full course students placed In positions.
College row In session. Fall term begins Tues
day, September Sd. Nine months, $25.
Great reduction In rates for evening sessions
Prof. WoS l. in charge Of business department, has
had 20 years experience in teaching; Prof Hudei
son of English department, 10 years. Shorthand
department in charge of practical stenographer.
81 900 worth of material has been added to our
civil service department, and pupils VIII be in
structed by ex-civil service examiner.
Call for catalogue. write to
au31-tf COURT F. WOOD, LIN, PRESIDENT.
PUPILS NOW BEING BOOKED FOR PRIVATE
class in STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRTTING.
All scholars receive PERSONAL ATTENTION
and are prepared in the shortest possible time for
office work. Class opens Sept. 16 Terms low.
9th and d n.w., bet. 3 and pm. au29-12t'-
FH .WMN'S BUSINESS CoILEGE,
IL ASAS ~ Sth & X. Established 1876.
$50 year. Day night session.
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING.
Are yen seeking EMPLOYMENT?
Do you wish promotion for greater SKILL. AC-
CURACY and DISPATCH OF BUSINESSf
Do you want PRACTICAL EDUCATION?
Our pupils made ACCOUNTANTS. BOOK
KEEPERS. CORRESPONDENTS. quick and accu-
rate in FIGURES. good PENMEN. STENOGRA-
Pliers. TYPEWRITERS. They succeed In life.
aus4-3m-12
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Vermont avenue and Thomas circle.
select day school for young men and boys.
English Science md Business Courses
Apply for catalogue to
au9 -26t-7 BROTHER ABDAS, President.
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60. 49,. s:.:.,.. s.. =. =. - e:
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Terrible P.nishmeat.

Terrible Pnnishmeat.
From the Chicago News.
Are you fond Of conundrums, Harryy'
Sometimes. =
Then what q the difference between
spectacies. whisky straishts and the word
.Nebuchadnexxarl
GIVE In
I why, the spectacles are eyeglasses and
the whisky straights noseeiasses DO yo.a
see?s
s.But don't Nebuchadnezsar come ID
somewhere ?ss
oh that's hard 20 say. &
Wi1ita3a p1xl6y, an1la9elsent editor o4 m
.omaha Qepef ~ Id jurefl perhaps fataIfy, !,
III haxdHG 4eQt l4eerA4ed hy = msdsI
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. E. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor. .',s.7ht.t -
Room no. Washington Loan, Hnd Trust building
/ de14f-s 9th, nd H. ats. ~ Tele phone No era
Evening star., 1901-08-31
BOARDfNG.

TABLE D.HoTE AND 4 x CARTE. DINNER
all day Sundays and holidays; mid day lunch Tor
ladies' aid sentlemen from II until 2; electric
fans. GAZE ROBINSON AeQ2. 14sh sst nv. a-s,f
1e22-tf -.
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ATTORNEYS.

-, CHARLES S. BUNDY,
Commissioner of Deeds for New York and all other
states and territories Fendall building cor AZ
ST.. opposite City Hall. Phone 1919. au234, If
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY -AT-I.AW,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing
ton, ID. g.. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th st. NV se13
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Holy Cross Academy,

1872 MASS. AVE.
Select School for Young Ladies' and Children.
Academic and Preparatory Departments.
Complete courses In Music and Art.
Open September 10. au3l-6tS
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FREE SCHOLARSHIP WILL BE AWARDED
to few weli-recoumended MECHANICS. cngi-
CORRESPONDENCE, BOSTON, Muss - =
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nor SAT.E-CORNER DRUG STORE On \ PROM
incnt thoroughfare southwest; an excellent op-
portuniiy for the right kind OF man taeal
ino1Irr between $50 and $3.50 al N. and
n m NJ 1I27 9Th st NV auSi-St'
Evening star., 1901-08-31

FOK SAIE-CLAY! CLAY! CI.AY!-IIGHT AND
red Of superior quality suitable for yitriiied bun
and rcd brick Gotta, etc: also taree sradeS
Of surd 700 acres, Penna. R.R between
Washington and Baltimore. SAMUEL BEAl.-
NEAR. ia Equitable bldg, Baltimore, Nd
aual St.
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HOTEL. WANTED ANYWHERE TO MANAGE,
percentage salary, by successful hotel man;
experienced as proprietor. manager and steward.
Address Z. o. Box 295. Atlantic City, n. ].
au26-6ts
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RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET IN GOOD-PAYING
cash business s., ,oOo will buy one of the largest
and best-located cafes in the city. Address Box
e. Star niiice. au5O-ot<
Evening star., 1901-08-31

DROP EVERYTHING EI-SE-SEII WHAT SELLS
Simplicity self-binding letter files; record break
ers; doubles money OUTFIT prepaid anywhere, l5e-
stamps SIMPLICITY FILE Co, 1850 Flatbush
pr,,tIvI, 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07
AnacOstia and Vicinity.

Mrs. A. P. Mitchell, wife of Postmaster
Mitchell Of Congress Heights, sustained a
stroke of paralysis Tuesday evening at her
residence on Nicholas avenue. She was
attending to some business in the store
when she was overcome by the attack. A
little girl who was with her called in sew
eral of the neighbors, who rendered assist
ance. and a physician was summoned to
attend her Her children have been sent
for, one of them, son, being in the state
of Texas.
Henry Matthews, a colored resident Of T
street, Hfllsdale, was awakened Tuesday
night by sounds outside of and close to his
house. On looking from window he saw
a colored man creeping toward the fence
and saw his vicious bull dog run toward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07
A BARBOUR COUNTY ROMANCE.
Aged Pair of Sweethearts Marry Afte
Years of Waiting.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
CUMBERLAND, Nd, February 6, 1901.
Cove district, in Barbour county, w. Va,
had a unique wedding this week. The con-
tracing parties were Uncle" Hanson
Glasscock. aged sixty-eight years, and Miss
Bette Carroll, aged fifty-one years. Their
marriage brings to the memory Of the old
people Of that county courtship of thirty
five years ago, which was broken off be-
cause of the disparity in their ages. When
Miss Carroll was girl Of sixteen sum-
mers, and Mr.. Glasscock a man of thirty
three, they were desperately in love, but
the girls parents objected. The sweet
hearts had pledged themselves to remain
true to each other. A few weeks ago the
courtship was renewed no one objected on
account of age disparity, and the marriage
was solemniZed with unusual festivity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07

New York; P. J. Alexander, New York; NJ.
s. Chapman, Hartford; ]. S. Middleton,
Atlanta, Ga; Thomas Garrett and wife,
New York; A. F. Lippincott, Philadelphia;
E. NJ. Harmon, New York.
Metropolitan-T. o. Ray, Kansas City,
Mo-; H. NJ. Porter New York; S. F. Prent-
eel, Philadelphia; Henry c. Roney, Angus
ia, Ga; DR.. J. r. Gibbs and wife, Somer-
Vile, N. j.; o. E. Jordan, Pulaski, Va; H.
8. Springer. Pitman Grove N j.; VIM. T.
Ballinger, Philadelphia; d. E. Mackay,
New York; w. l.. Hough and wife, Brook
lyn; John w. Thompson, Raleigh, N c.;
b. Hickmott. San Francisco: Mrs. G. B.
Black. Knoxville, Tenn; Geo. a. Sutton,
New York.
Johnson-E. T. Dunn-Findlay, Ohio: H.
v. Dir1ick, Boston, Mass. d. B. Carse,
Chicago. H.. r. M. Ireland Philadelphia,
Pa; c. NJ Gibbons Winchester, Va: Rus
sell NJ. Young, New York; VIM. r. Royce,
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07

the spot. only to be firmly grasped by the
stranger and dragged off Matthews went
in pursuit of the thief and the dog, and
told the police that he recognized the
former as Henry Bruce young resident
who was arrested yesterday for the offense
by Officer Schuyler.
Electa Chapter, No. 2, Order of the East
ern Star, gave a supper last night in the
Masonic Hall at Anacostia.
A joint meeting of the Christian Endeay-
or societies of the Anacostia Baptist Church
and the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church was held Tuesday evening at the
former church.
A dance which was largely attended was
given Tuesday night at Hanes' Hall, Har-
rison street, Anacostia, by the Anacostia
Pleasure Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-J.iaA Chambers, Pittsburg; o.
E. Davis. Hayana:s, E. S. Comstock. Phila-
delphia; c. H. Keep Buffalo, N. Y; George
r, Hammond and wife, North Brookfield,
Mass; Mrs Richard Floyd. Pittsburg, Pa +:
e. c. Brownss Pripceton. N. j.; Edmund
Wettmore, New. York.
Shoreham-Js L. Valentine, A. G. Fisk
Boston: Charles II. Read, J. NJ Kennedy,
Pittsburgh G. Paulding, New York: Thomas
Neal, Detroit; a. %. Little and wife, Bos-
ton.
Willard's-George w, Heinrich and wife.
Buffalo N Y; w H. Smythe, Boston; c.
e. Cook and wife, Madison, N. j.; Joseph
H. Orr, New York
Riggs-William r. Weed, Potsdam; G. O.
Francisco, Cal: Charles H. Hail. Macon,
Ga; John P Nicholson, Philadelphia; Miss
N d. Wilkins Greenviile, S. c.
Cochran-J x. London, San Francisco
CAL; Joseph c. Heymann, Philadelphia,
Pa; Wilson c. Anderson, Columbus, Ohio;
John H. Biddle. Columbus, Ohio r. NJ
Centers, Indianapolis Ind; E. H. Fair
Orleans.
Ebbitt-J. w. Barlow, U. 8. A: George
w. Atherton, State College, Pa; c. e.
Cook Madison, N. j.; Joseph E. Willard
Fairfax, Va; James A. Skilton. New York;
A. 0. Prick. Waynesboro, Pa.
Gordon-F. T.. Gunnison, New York: e.
H. Goodwin, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
West Point, N. Y; Henry Seeley, Chicago;
William A. Stoweli, st. Paul, Mimi
Raleigh-F Provost, New York; Florence
ONeill and family. Pittsburg; l. O. Eng
land Passaic, NJ; E. ID. Perrin and wife,
Rhode Island; J. r. Shelby, Grand Rapidsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07

and half frozen cartridges. The mountains
are covered with snow, and the birds are
driven to barns for something to eat The
farmers take in all they can find and those
in perfshing condition are nursed back
to life. One farmer had sixty cartridges
hopping around in his barn, and they are
so tame and gentle that his daughter feeds
them like so many chickens, the partridges
gathering all around her. Mr.. Gallinger
says that wild turkeys are also driven to
barn yards for food, and they are never
molested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07
PARTRIDGEs SEEK SHELTER.
Lack of Food Drives Them to Farm
ers' Barnyards.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
2 CUMBERLAND, Md. February 6, 1901.
Mr.. John Gallinger, huckster and farm
err. says that in both Maryland and West
Virginia the farmers along the Potomac
are feeding and sheltering half starved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07

To Cure the Grip In Two Days
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the. cause
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TEEAsUEV DEPAETEEsT.
Oflce COmptrolier Of the Currency
Washington, d. C., July -, 1901 }
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evil
dence presented 70 the underHgnsd,
% has been made 70 appear that the
Arcmore National Bank. In the city
Of ArdmOre, 10 the county Of Pick
sns, Indian Territory, has compiled
with all the provisions % the Statutes
Of the United States, required 70 be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized 20 commence the
business Of banking.
NOW THEREFORE, I, Charles g.
Dawes Comptroller OF the Currency
DO hereby certify that the Ardmors
National Bank, In the city Of Ard
more, 10 the county OF Pickens, In'
dian Territory, is authorized TO com
mence the business Of banking a.
provided In section hfty-oDe hundred
and sixty-nino OF the Revised Stat
utes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal OF Office, thls twenty.
ninth day Of July, 1901.
lsEALl CHAs. q. DAWES,
l-2mw Comptroller OF the Currency
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-19

Emera0l's dictum that we should
treat every cue as n be were al be
ought 10 d. iE au eEceile1t rule % puc-
ncc ln daily llfe n Is human nature
~ rise 20 the level that Is expected ~
a. ~ o. not necessary ~ waste time
upon uncougeuial peopis unless you are
bound 70 them by strong family ties.
but n IL important that all with whom
you come IN contact be studied. With
the desire On your part 10 give credit
for al that II good 10 them and that
nothing 10 their outward circumstance
Or appearance be allowed 70 prejudice
you against them.-Ada q. Sweet In
WOmaus VI re Companion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-19
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