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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-09
SEABOARDAIR Line RY.
Capital City Route"

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington, Penns- z z Station
tt.ofh ~ Fla AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAif--Thr0Ugh Pullman Sieepers
to jacksonville, connecting u
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta
7sOA = ri FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY IIMITED-ThrouZh Pullman Steep
ers TO Tampa and Atlanta
Cafe DfaiaC Car service Pullman Sleeper Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays 20 Southern PincI
(Pinehurst).
These trains offer excellent schedules and seTvce
70 Petersburg Raleigh SGGtheTn Pines pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah, JacllSoa-
vile and all Florida points Charlotte Athsne,
Atlanta New Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville.
points West and Southwest
n.SO a. N, LoCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines (PiGehUrst)- Ham
let and intermediate prints
Office, 1884 y y. ave and Peuua. R. R. Offices
R. 2 l. BUNCH ". H. DOLL,
General Pass. Agent General Agent
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WANTED-Place to do general houseyrork in small
family give references 500 0 st. nv. c7-2
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BOY to feed printing press; state experience and
wages Address BOX $50, this otsee. el
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coatnakers. also two pants max
eTs- 90 18th st nv eo-3
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-seaside property, $50 acres, at bar
gain price and terms Address BOX 243, Camden
y J. MS
OWNER q hotel, leo rooms, jersey Coast, wish
ing 10 retire, Offers sane at sacrifice. Address
BOX 2IS Camden, n J. MS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY cooks, buffers nurses
chambeTHaid, waitress, and help OF ali kind.
MRS MOORE 2I2 Il st. NV. nj
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WANTED Experienced chocolate dipper. 10 9TH
St NV. mS-7
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FOR RENT-Three-story brick stable IN rear Of
42I 10th NV; ali facilities; VIII rent very low
LOUIS ? SHOEMAKER, go F nv. e7-6
FOR BENr-stable. us 18th st. NV. mis-
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WANTED-A good, reliable white man. German
preferred, for general house work Apply At once
p J. MCDONALD TsI Sth 81. Sc 81
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WANTED-Flst Of four CT FIVE unfinished room
heat, gas, and bath; central location. Addre
BOX SCI, this Office MS
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SITUATIONS wANTEB-aAI.E AND
ENALE-
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FOR SALE On REET-HoUsEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and AuctIOneeF.
9l7 F Street ~. w.
"a shIE-NnPrHwFsT-

-, = n On u " III
-, 49, =, q. stories, TT; i--...-..- -Sl4,G99
1913 eIh, b b, II. lot Is5xlO0 ft---...-. 500
L. DEF sth and 10Th, b h III, bath
N l-----.......-....- offer wanted
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SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected TO November q, 1871.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol a m Daily. Local Tor HaTTisolbuTg, Var
FentCD. Charlotte and way stations.
IG-5I q m Daily Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited. FiEst-class coach and drawing
room sleeper to jacksonville Dining car service
u-15 a ~ Daily United States Fast Mail.
Fi-si-clRSs coaches and dTawiag-room sleeper 70
New Orleans Dining CT service
1881 g. m. Daily. Local for Warrenton ani
Charlottesville
s-0l D m Week DAYS. Loesl ~ Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas bTaach-
$50 p m Daily Local fer Es-rentoa and
Charlottesville.
Limited via LyBchburg}. FiTst-ciass coach and
sleeping car TO Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga
and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans Dining
car se-vice-
$50 p m Daily. New York and Atlanta TX
Press First-class coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta;
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco
s:55 p m Daily New York and FloyiGs tx
pres. First-class coach aad sleeper to Savannah,
Jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper 10 Sum
merviIie. Charleston, augusta, and connection for
Aiken Dining car service
1915 D. m. Daily. Washington and Southwest
err Limited. All Pullman train club and ooser-
vatson cars to Atlanta and Macon; slecpe-s -
Nashville Atlanta Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Tri-weekly to Pinchursr. y c. Mondays We'd
nes6ays, ard Fridays Dining car service.
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wANTED-AGEETS

WANTED-White man. 90 to the country; SIX
Colored females for city. 212 H st. NV. MI
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FOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING.
OR RENT-SteTe No. 1901 st. nv, with eel
az. SIS. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, DO F. nv
FOR REST-stoTe with two rooms. No s97 ~
L aw-, SI5- LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. so F. nv.
e7-s
OR EENT-Iargc stc-s and cellar. No 1915 eth
{. nv: ia spleIsiiI coTaiiti0n: reduced to sea
LOUIS p. 81 tJEG3KER. $50 = nv. els
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WANTED-Washing and ironing to do at home;
gentlemen preferred. Call or address $3.50 Sth
st. nv. TBS-4
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WANTED-Wasbing to take home OF out by tn,
day: work neatly done. DOS sth St nv MS
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NANTED-A col07cd girl 10 do general hOu5e-
work for family Of three Apply at 16lS 22d St
NV 81
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wANTED-White girl to cook, do general house
work; for three adults. no washing OF ironing.
Cal SO 81. Sc. from to i Il. II. e9-2
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WANTEB-Young lady cashier for cafe; one
having experience with cash register pre-
fsTTed; must have references address EXPE-
RIENCE 40. this Office ei
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WANTED-Ladies to learn hairdressing manicur-
ms, facial and scalp treatments; covTse, $40;
maids course, 50; positions guaranteed BOX
SO. this office. COS
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W Y gil for general h0useVorE- a
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a 1>.TI-r, $3.50 - 49, -.
four adults; So month; right place for right per-
son; must be good cook. 1850 Harvard St, Co
lumbia Heights. ell
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NANTED-ImHediately white cook and chamber
maid; no washing or irOaiag- 1915 Tea St NV.
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Through trains from the Sorth arrive Wash
irctaa go e. n e-52 1 H., T.3S 4 m. 2-0e p
m goo p. n and $50 P n daily Local
trains from -soaburS Il 81 a week days
and $40 p m. daily Prem Charlottesville, SIS
a. m and $40 ?. m daily
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rRAINs a RLI-FlIoNT RRANcH

Leave Washington 9-0l a GsiIy. loo .. m.
!.S5 O. n AMI 4,4g p. n. week days, and s=25 q.
m. SUNDAYS orly for BIusmont, ard 6-25 ?. n
week dsys. and II 30 2. theatre train Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays for LeeS5ufg-
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day IN the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, By the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- ington,'' On the following schedules:
LV- Washington. g. 30 pm I Lv Portsmouth 8 90 prn
LF- Alexandra. Z % pm IT Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar TT. Monroe Z 90 am Lv. TT Menroe. 90 On,
Ar Norfolk. 90 am ar. Alexandria g. 30 am
Ar Portsznouth.s. Is am Az. Washington--7-00 am
Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
- at general ticket Office, Bond Building, I4th
ct. and y. 7. ave; at downtown Office,
- 9th 81. and Pa ave; at Office on wharf
- and on board steamers
EE-F0T further information apply at gen
- eral offices. foot 9TH St, phone $50. or
- Bond Building, 18th St ard n 7. ave,
- Washington, D. c. Phone 900
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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wANTED-Gin lor general Homework and cook
ing. 10 Grant Pace. el
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations and tsetailsd
information can be had at ticket ofacss. 595 T5.i
St, 81 Pennsylvania Avenue. ard Pennsylvania
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main I4H, P. R. r. Cab Service
FRANK S CANNON. Sd '. P and Gen Mgr
g Il HARDWICK. General PzSs'r agent.
L S BROWN, General Agent
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A GIRL wanted at lI64 10th st. NV, 10 work
in lunch room; colored preferred; wages S259
per week IANGOUR'S eD-2
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ron REaT-sUBURRAN.

FOR RENT-A 5-Foem house with cellar; good
stable and an acre Of land; situated at Kenil-
worth, D. c.; 4 miles from the Columbia cars:
rent $40 per month. " B. SHAW. EcnilyoTth.
D. 7, mS-9
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW UTHAaPToS-LoEDoH.
St Paul,Dee- j, 10 am. PM phia Dec 25 10 an
St Louis. Dec-Is. 10 am St Paul Jan l, 10 an.
RED STAR LINE
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
triesla1d, Dee II. noon iVadeTiand Dec. %. noon
SOUTHWARK, Dec Is noon KenSington, Jan !, ROOF
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and Is n. T.
New York ohice IS Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 2 St n ".
Or c. v. Moss. 1a1 St n "
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wANTED-sToREs.

WANTED-Store and dwelling IN a good paying
Deighborhood for a drug store; reasonable rent
Address BOX 24s. this Office ms-s
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WASTED-Work mornings and evenings by
student. address c. 5. JEFFERSON, IIJZ Grant
Place Ins-3
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SITUATIONS yyANTED-FEMALE.

By TWO respectable colored girls, places as cham
bermaid, light hJuseyork, or general homework;
STAY Eights. y Deirees st. NV. e
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WANTED-CioOd man for Office business; $3.50 re-
quired; good pay. Apply at residence, $40 18th
81 81
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FoR RExr-uxFuRNIsHED ROOMS.

1905 n ST wv, two rooms, first floor; Iatrobe
FIRE IN one large kitchen back; good closets and
yard also room adjoining Bathroom light
housekeeping # desired. e-s
FOR RENT-Two rooms, second aoori light house
keeping az ID st NV el-S
FOR RENT-Furnizhcd CT unfinished. three large
pleasant rooms on second fOor; with or without
board. = VI St. nv. e9-S
FOR RENT-Four unfinished communicate
rooms and bath; second floor. So; one hail room,
furnished, -. 1891 9Th st nv CPS
FOR RENT-Two large Jnfuruished basement
rooms for business heated; near Palais Royal;
SO y 1lth St NV mss
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms on second and
third floors SlA 81. nv mss
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms, 4s D
st. Sc ES-3
FOR REET-Tgyo OF three unfinished rooms; gas
and heat; bath on same floor 5l2 st.
TS-s
FOR RENT-Two desirable, uafurrlisEsci, com
rlyIDicatlHg south front rooms; heat and gas
suitable for light housekeeping 29lS 6 st. NV
ms-3
FOR RENTED communicating roog-s, suitable
for light housekeeping on second and third
floors; unfinished ES5 18th st NV mss
FOR RENr-Unfurnished second OF third foar;
cheap TO permanent tenant 46l Florida ave NV
eT-3
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms. on second floor.
for light housekeeping; near Capitol EOS St
ne; no children els
FOR REST-Three unfuruished rooms: heat, gas.
and bath; second floor; Light housekeeping. 42S
9th st. 81. els
FOR RFNT-Y-7f,r7isbai rooms NTH - v-i,+,,,+
board can 1854 Nassscll,setts ave NV. 10 to !
p n. e7-3
T-N-FT-pV1Surn -r,o-,-. to.+ 80 80 q
T,ortb 15t5 f--re.-
-, -, :
~ IN ~, NJ Aoe iaIgs ifont i9f'l' second moor
% Isl 81 nv. ms
FOR RENT-Two elegant unfinished second floor
rooms, southern exposure, light housekeeping.
cheap Zoo h St nv ms-S
FOE. RENT-Isrge unfinished front roor, o45 q
St NV ross
=----------- -
ooA1S -ANi' AsosAfAD'
gle, 81 1902 9th s nv. eos
FIrSt ST NV. cas-
71,g -7r-7-IT 81 ~ +j. -- ~.
go eIe,,B+ i,-os s35 LII - ~
- 49, I5+ 80 az So -. i,N' - 81 SUI
+7 foo+So ~ wv io' ~ Up
FURNISHED room second floor. tsiis hoard e2.
MEASUREMENTS ave nv 80 90
s-RcF fron+ room well bpate3 s,,1tb.-, .x,,os-
Ilre. with board 5I3 II st. NV. Ga
SFf-OYD story front rooz5- With fSoerI 900 TT-5.
Island ave NV e-2
con u 81 $3.50 go -.
=. -. - - - NJ
rate family; suitable for four gentlemen. ~ 18th
southern exposure-I006 Pennsylvania aye. SC. eos
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FOR RExT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT Office rooms at So st. NV. Ap-
ply to ". J. DANTE. ROOM Is. Hutchins BLDG.
10th and D sts. nv. ee5-tf
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WANTED-By competent woman washing at
home OF work out by day. IS Pierce St NV,
room 8. e.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

BY LAW student, coIoTed, work, seven hours
day, with lawyer, for board lodging, and SO PEI
month SIS Grant ave e9-2
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WANTED-By a coIored woman, place as cham
1 st. nv. 81
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WANTED-Ageuts: hustlers to sell the ne9
aluminium gas tips; every household needs them
5IS 9Th ST NV. TaI
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BY TWO respectable colored girls, places IS cham
bermaid, light hJusewoTk, OF general hOUsewOTS;
stay nights 70 Deirees st. NV eI
WANTED-A place for general homework. 100
\ ST NV eI
WASTED-Piace by respectable colored woman;
do general homework 40 y st. e1
WANTED-By competent woman washing at
home OF work out by day IS Pierce St NV,
room 8. eI
WANTED-By a coIored woman, place as cham
beEInaid OF general homework; small family 20I2
St NV eI
WANTED-By a respectable coIored woman. wash
ing al home or work OF any kind out by the day.
30 Pierce st. NV. second floor eI
WANTED-By 4 coIored woman. place TO do
housework for small family. Call 951 Q st. NV
WANTED-By coIored woman, place as fEst-class
cook; no washing 464 Ridge St NV. eI
WANTED-Washing and ironing to do at home;
gentlemen preferred. Call or address 2255 Sth
st. mS-4
WANTED-Wasbing to take home or out by the
day: work neatly done. Dos sth St nv MS
WANTED-Plaee to do general Homework in small
family; give references 800 0 st. nv. cI-2
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WANTED-By colored boy. place around store. to
drive. work Of any kind 2I4 C St NV MS
WANTED-An insurance clerk. with five years
experience in real estate business desires to bet
ter hirazelf; excellent references. Address BOX
351, this Office. els
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WANTED-Place by respectable colored woman
do general homework 40 y st. NV. e1
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WANTED-A girl Tor general housework; must
stay nights; reference required Call after 8 p.
n. 30 New York ave nv MIS-
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WANTED-Young man to clerk in grocery store;
with experience. Apply I2l2 Union st.
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WANTED-By respectable colored woman. wash
ing at home or work OF any kind out by the day.
90 Pierce st NV second floor eI
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wANTED-A place for general homework. 20.
\ St NV e
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WANTED-By Z coIored woman Place TO do
housework for small family. Call 95I Q st. NV
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WASTED-White restaurant Chef and second or
der cook; lunch baTnan, and siishyyasher for Vest
Virginia DICKS HOTEL AGENCY 18th St and
Pennsylvania ave. e9-2
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WANTED-Two Catholic men, about - years of
age, outside statesmen; teach you how and
pay you while learning. DINS40RE PUB. CO.,
S2I 9TH St NV eo-3
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WANTED Furnished fat, two 10 Eve rooms b7
family OF adults, between / and and 18th ana
18th SITS Address BOX S47. this Office e7-S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-27
other sections of the county are served,

other sections of the county are served,
and then there won't be anything left"
The fact that the people of this portion
of the county have been patient, realiz-
ing that, with their waterways, they
could manage better without roads than
their friends in the upper section of the
county, should not be used against them,
now that the time has come when their
progress demands road facilities. In
making this demand, the people of this
region see no necessity for servility.
They but ask that portion of their own
money be expended upon necessity,
that the Washingtonian admits "is ap-
parent to ALL"
The argument is advanced by some
opponents of this road that $4,000 would
not build good road. 70 this answer
may be made that plans and specifica-
tions for road, better in all respects
than any new road ever built in the
county, were made two years ago, and
offers received to build it accordingly for
less than $4,000. Nobody expects a
macadamized or paved road for this
sum, but it will make very good begin
ming for road, and will be as good from
the start as was the road between Monte
sano and Elma ten or dozen years ago.
All things must have beginning, and
wagon road outlet from Grays Harbor is
no exception. Once open to travel,
means would be found each year to i'm
prove it, jast as has been done upon
every road in the county,
With logging operations clearing off
nearly quarter section of land day;
with the fine agricultural lands in our
valleys, and the rich tide lands of the
harbor, no point on the Pacific Coast
would, if opened up by wagon roads,
offer better inducements to the farmer,
dairyman and stockman than Grays
Harbor, and the peninsula lying to the
northward. Again, both Aberdeen and
Hoquiam are outgrowing the present
manufacturing industries, and are look
ing about for trade extensions. On all
sides are seen rich, fertile lands, capable
of furnishing enormous trade, but so
isolated, for lack OF roads, that it might
as we'll be across the Pacific ocean.
Grays Harbor wants an extensive sys-
tenn of roads, but must first build con-
nection with the world on the east, and
no valid reason can be set forth why it
should not be built this year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-27
~..o Thousand Miles sor . Bride.

Miss Ora Pomeroy has been a teacher
in the Newton Public Schools just one
year, but in that time she has endeared
herself to all who learned to know her
because of her beauty of character, cor
dial manner and sunny disposition. But
a young man in the West had also dis
covered her worth while she taught
school in Washington, she being a teacher
there for seven years. And the outcome
OF it was that he won her consent to be-
come his bride. The date was set for
June, 1901, and he made the two thou
sand mile trip and arrived in Monroe a
couple Of weeks ago, where Miss Pomeroy
was staying at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Coffey.
The wedding day was the fourteenth
of June. So, on the morning train from
Newton, last Friday, were Mr.. George
Pomeroy and his affianced, Miss Sada
Evans, and Rev. r. F. Chambers and
wife, all bound for the beautiful Coffey
home, on the northwest edge Of Monroe.
Beside them there were present at the
we lding only the bride and groom, Mr..
and Mrs. Coffey and daughter Ruth, the
father and mother and brother Loren Of
the bride, Miss Maude Huntoon, Of
Stuart. and the hired man, making four.
teen in all. Because Of the recent death
in the family, it was decided to have q
private wedding.
1t was beautiful day, and the breath
and loveliness Of roses, both in and out
of doors, delighted the senses. Just at
the hour Of twelve, the bride and groom
took their places, in an informal way,
and Rev. Chambers married them, with
the impressive ring service.
The bride looked winsome, indeed, in
a lovely gown OF blue foulard silk, trim
med with mousselire de sole, satin rib.
bon and velvet. The groom's name ia
Garrard Franklin Karshner. He is a
successful business man Of Aberdeen.
Washing ton and a gentleman Of culture
and sterling worth. After the bountiful
three course dinner. the afternoon was
pleasantly spent until train time in Wis
iting.
Tomorrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Karshner OK.
pect to start east on a wedding trip tc
Chicago, Ohio and elsewhere. expecting
to reach their home ON the Pacific slope
by the first OF August. They will be &C.
companied as far as Chicago by Mr.. and
Mrs. George ]. Pomeroy. May the hon
evmoon for ali of them be OF rare pleas
ure, and also be but the prelude OF many
happy years to come.-Newton, Iowa,
Journal. June 10.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-27

WANTED Capable, reliable person In every
county to represent large company OF solid
able weekly; 8 per day absolutely sure and all
expenses; straight bona. ade. difinite salary, no
commission; salary paid. each Saturday and
DARD HOUSE, 1874 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
RALLIES FROM OPERATION.
Encouraging Report Given Out b!
Doctors Attending Gen.
AiSer.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 24.-Gen. II. A.
Alger, formerly secretary of war, who
was operated on Sunday, passed a
very comfortable night. and was re-
ported in good condition Monday
morning by DIR. Longyear.
DR.. Jennings, who is in charge of
the case, said Monday that Gen. AL
ger had passed the first danger of
the abdominal operation-that is the
shock. Now comes the danger of in
lection or some other complication,
and it will be several days before this
is passed, he said.
DR.. Longyear, attending surgeon on
Gen. Alger, stated Monday evening
that the generals condition was good.
His pulse is 76 and his temperature
is less than 100 and he is very cheer
full" said the doctor. THE general
says that he feels better than he has
for some time" continued DR.. Long
year, land | have no apprehension at
present of a change for the worse"
AT IL p. m. the following bulletin
was given out by the surgeons attend
ing Gen. Alger: Gen. Alger's condi-
ton is favorable; pulse, rs; tempera-
ture, 99.s; spirits good and he is suf-
fering less pain than at any time since
the operation was performed"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
CHICAGO MAN HoNoRED.
Officer of the Order of Leopold
of Belgium

Chicago, Dec. 24.-Charles Henrotin
Monday received through the Belgian
legation, from the state department
at Brussels, the decoration of Officer
of the Order of Leopold, which is a
promotion on his previous order of
Chevalier, and the decoration of the
Order of the Civic Cross of the First
Class, in recognition of 25 years serv.
ice as Belgian consul in Chicago.
The jewel of the order of Officer
consists of the Belgian national ribbin
surmounted by the rosette of Officer
to which is appended the cross OF
Leopold, of the Greek shape, sur.
mounted by wreath of laurels, and
the whole snrmpunted by the cross OF
the kingdom.
The emblem of the Civic Cross con-
sists of gold Greek cross bearing the
initials of the king and black and
red ribbon.