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sales and VIII sell at bargain
price.
Price 5000, desirable corner northwest; is.
s0xl29 feet.
Price $3.50 two-story brick. near 9th sad S
sts Ew.; lot IS ixs5: brick stable.
Price 500 nearly new stone and brick, north
west; lot ilxg5; alley.
Price $3.50. two-siorJ b-ick, Seh located
northwest; large brick stable.
Price $3.50 beautiful ues eight-room brick.
northwest: stsie, back porch. etc.
Price $500 nine-roem brick, near st. Aioysius
Church. rent s..
Price $. SO. new six-rooH brick in Blooming
dale monthly fs.sY YfHvilts: az per cent.
Price $500 six-room brick on corcoran ST
NV: lot 20i@Veoi alley.
Price s3.600. frame near fth and East Capitol
Price $500. six-roOm brick. near 9th and o
stS NV.
Price $3.50. wen located on capito; Hin; lot
81 feet front
Price $500. eight-room hfiek with tiled bath
on Capitol Hill, opposite large PARK
Price sS 600, frame 5 St NV, near 18th NV;
lot 2ix10O.
Price s25o. eieht-roon. bsy-window brick
on st. NV. near l4th: rent s25
Price e. go. nearly new three-story, nine-roon
brick northeast large lot.
Price $40. nine-roo1n dwelling in lexington;
lot 90xe3; rent $3.50.
located North Carolina ave Sc; lot 2sx1s; rent
$40.
Price ss. 600. desirable horae. well located
northwest: lot 25x7O-
Price $500. seven-room brick on lth st NV;
rent $3.50
Price sgs5o. six-room brick, with bath on X
St ne; rented SIS.
Price g, 800, new, six-Toom brick, with bath.
well lScated northeast. near cars
Price g. 800 six-roSTu brick, with furnace. on
18th st. ne. near II st.
Price 81 100. six-room brick. with bath on St
ne, near n st. cars
Price s. 300, six-room brick, with bath, near
I'd and + SITS. ne; woodshed; alley.
Price - 200 'six-room brick On sth st. NV:
Price $3.50, six-rOom brick on st. NV; lot
I7xIl2; alley.
Price s1,ooo. seven-rOOm brick. lot sOx7o; north
west, numbered St
Price 100 frame in southeast; lot 2o1zx1Io
side and alley.
Price 81 2G0, two-story, six-room brick, on
street in southwest.
Price. $500. fve-room frame, northeast. near car
line
Price g, 100. six-room brick; with bath on 18th
St me-
Price 81 800 six-room brick northeast
IF NONE OF THESE HOUSES IN THE ABOVE
LIST ARE WHAT YOU WISH. CALL FOR CON-
PBETE LIST OF HOUSES IN ALL LOCATIONS
WE GIN SUIT YOU IN A HOME
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W. M. oSTRAN0ER'S
REAL ESTATE oFFERIN GS-
Send for full I

1s4 acres, Montgomery County. v s.. 90
10 acres, Chippewa County, Nls-.-....-.s.. 700
50 acres Mississippi County. Mo...-.-..--.- 1000
Desirable residence, Danville Ind-...-..-... 1000
30 acres, Madison County, Miss. 200
50 acres. mineral land. Boone County, Ark 500
q acres, Allegan County, Mich -...-...-... 5000
Desirable residence. Cortland, y. Y.......- 5000
Desirable residence, Binghamton, \. Y-..- 5000
Desirable res+1zIsce Auseatine. Iowa. 100
Desirable grist mill. Lee, Mass S.50o
5 acre lemon and orange orchard San Diego
County Cai--.-..-... SSSJ
1s5 acres. Chesterfield County, Ya-....-..,, 500
236 acres, PULASKI County, Mo.--.--.....-.. $50
160 acres, Garfield County, Oklahoma Ter $3.50
10O choice building lots, West AsheyiIle.
n C.--.---.--- 45uoJ
30 acres, New Haven County, Conn --........ 400
S75 acres Washington County. Ae.......... 4.0o0
10 acres, Orange County, Cal.............- .o00
Desirable residence Aiken. 5. C-.........-. 4.5Jo
30 acres, Bergen County, y. J..........-.-. 800
Desirable house and lot. Bloomington, H.. 300
Desirable residence and lot East Side, Pa 5,G00
Desirable residence. Jacksonville, Ill.,. 500
20 acres Berkshire County. Mass-~---..... 5000
Fine stock general merchandise. Coolidge,
Kan 9.Vco
Is5 acres Saratoga County. Y Y----..-.-- 500
Iron foundry, pattern and blacksmith shop,
Oxford Furnace, y. J-.-....-.-...---.-.--- 500
Desirable residence and two lots Ly.n,
Mass -.....-.-.. p.ZuS
Cash for your real estate (no matter where
it is) may be obtained through Write at
once.
w. NJ. OSTRAADER,
North American Bldg, Philadelphia
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LOANS OF $40
CASH TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC,
without reu oval from your possession and In any
amount from SO 10 500. Cur rates are the
cheapest. and you can make your own terms
Loans made within three hours from the time
you apply. We lean for the interest only, AMI
do not want your gooGs. you need have no
fear of losing them. Our offices up on the
6fth floor, away from the street. and are 50 ar.
raured that we can ensure strictest privacy. Drop
in and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN Co.,
n2s-g30 ST.. NEAR 9TH NV.
Room "a Atlantic Building
Take Elevator to Fifth Floor.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Men and women in every town who
write 4 plain hand. 10 copy letters Tor at
home; work be Gone with ink, type
writer. mimeograph, carbon; If row employed
an hour or 50 evenings VIII add > 10 So 70 your
weekly earnings: work sent any distance; en-
cloSc stamp; particulars and all necessary infor-
nation mailed application. Address UNION
ADVERTISING CO, Toledo. Ohio. nj
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FOR RENT-Hau room. 1902 Mass. ave. NV.
NILS
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FOR sALE-HorsEs.


FOR SALE-sI.e 800. new brick. rooms and bath,
bay window bricks COZ and 6os Tennessee ave. ne.
FOR SALE-S2,0 900. 1921 / st. ne, brick, rooms
and bath. lot l6xl49 to Wylie ST.
FOR SALE-s2,5 500. brick, rooms and bath,
l6X1Jo 1921 4th st. ne.
FOR SALE-S2 100. corner OF sth and ne, G
rooms and bath.
FOR SALE-1249 ! st. ne, bay window brick
rooms and bath. I7x72
FOR SALE-1Oli Sd st. ne, Groom frame; lot
20x9O; 5000.
FoF sALE-6iO, 6a2 Florence st. ne; brick; 6
rooms and bath; cellar; 81, 500.
FOR SALE-1227 ST. ne. frame, new. rooms
and bath: lot 25Sl45; 20 foot alley; ST.
FOR SALE-S09 sth st. ne, brick, and
bath; 800
FOR sALE-sI 900, good frame. c rooms and bath
l5xl30. 900 ID st. NV.
FOR SALE-lg53 sth ST. NV corner brick =. 90
FOR sALE-l107-9-l1 " st. Sc, , frames, 5OxsO
FOR sALE-$2,e5O 2Oll-lG st. NV; Groom
bricks with bath.
FOR SALE-5O7 22d St. brick. 2Ox14o. g. 500.
FOR SALE-13l3 Emerson ST., rooms and bath !;
good condition; 3, 500
FOR SALE-S2 600 each, sOl-7-0-I5 9th ST. ne
Groom bricks.
FOR sALE-lss 9TH st. Sc. rooms and bath;
cheap; $500.
FOR sALE-7O5 7th ST. Sc, rooms and bath.
FOR sALE-75s 10th st Sc, s-rcom frame; lot
20xIO0: s.. 800
FOR sALE-1O14 Va ave. se., large frame; lot
55 10 foot front: s.. 500
FOR sALE-Sl5 / St Sc, rooms; lot ssxlOa;
So 500
FOR sALE-css L ST. ne. rooms and bath;
1dx9O; 8, 600
FOR SALES 800 each, lovely homes: 6 rooms,
bath cellars; l20I6s Florida ave, and IlO9-II-1S
18th st.
FOR sALE-11ei 5th st. ne. hay window brick;
rooms and bath; lot 16x1oO; $500.
FOR sALE-6l4 Nd. ave ne. frame; lot 20x77;
FoR SALES. 700; 14O7 Columbia st. NV; brick.
8 rooms and bath.
FOR SALE-909-915 Sd st. Sc. new, bricks,
rooms and bath; each 3. 200.
FOR SAI.E-Il02 st. ne. brick. two stories and
cellar; furnace heat; lot 17xoo; s.. 100.
FOR SALE--213 ST. ne, rooms, frame; lot
l7x1iO; s. 800
FOR sALE-Hew Groom bricks, bath and cellar;
large lots; 1417-1l9 st. Sc, 81. 800 each.
FOR SALE-I4S7 st. ne, rooms, bath and
cellar; $50
FOR sALE-72e 10th st. ne., 6 rooms, frame,
FOR sALELis and 50 st. NV, rooms. bricks
with baths;5 =, zoo.
FOR SALES 500 each; 217-19-2l-23 K st. ne,
rooms and bath
FOR sALE-s2,s0O each; 1ees-7-1s 1 st. ne.
rooms and batli
FOR SALE-s2.OOO each; rooms and bath;
4a5 to Al Ky
FOR SALE-tO7 llth st. Sc, rooms, frame;
lot 25xI10: $50.
FOR sltLE-Gs2 18th st. me-, G rooms and bath,
cellar; s. 800.
FOR sALE~541 18th st. se., 6 rooms and bath;
$3.50.
FOR saLE-ss4 L St ne. rooms and bath;
furnace; $500.
FOR sALE-ss st. ne. rooms and bath;
s., COO.
FOR snLE-9l5-l7 sth St ne. rooms and bath;
each = 600.
FOR sALE-Is39 sth st. NV. 6 rooms: g. 200.
INSPECTION BY PERMIT ONLY.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
mI4-2 and +
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A GOOD PLACE to put a few dollars out Of your
monthly income at this time either for speculs-
tiou or to locate. Do you work hardS Why not
let a little OF your income go to work for you1
For booklet OF Beautiful Braddock Heights call
on or address GEO. R. HILL, els 18th ST. NV.
eil-7
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WANTED-Stout white boy to drive horse and
cart; eight hours work per day; steady job
Apply 4lG Sth ST NV ml4-2
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Apply at 0ffics for Weekly Bulletin
FOR sAIE--NoRTHWEsT.

FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
FOR sALE-ssOoo. Pierce st. NV. coy house
for colored family GEO. Y. WORTHINGToS.
14i0 st. NV ell
FOR sALE-s4 600. 18th st. NV, seven rooms;
cheap. GEO. Y. WoRTHlNGToN, li10 G st. NV.
el
FOR sALE-Rented s126 per year. Hve-room
brick, St NV, price 81, 80. GEO. Y. WORTH
INGToN, IH0 G St nv. e1
FOR SAILS. .sO5. six-room brick, Aeker st. ne.
GEO. Y woRTHINGToN, 1ilO @ st. NV. ei
FOR sALE-Rented $40 per year, price s., $50
brick |. st. GEO. Y. WoRTHINGToN, I4l0
st. NV. ell
FOR sALE-sI COO eight-roon brick, 3Ist st.
GEO. Y. woRTHINGToN. no st. NV. Ell
FOR sALE-Two frames, near Pa ave car line;
rented at $40 per month. on lettered street, good
lots; room to build stable in rear; viii sacrifice
for $50.
10th st. Sc, near I, hve-room brick, with
good lots; price 500; can be made comfortable
Two ive-room bricks 18th and C sts. Sc. :
rented at $50 per month; price 5000 for the
two; $3.50 cash. balance s. per month
A six-Toom frame, near Lincoln Park. between
two car lines, under good rental; will sacrifice
for 81 ,325; $50 cash. balance monthly.
We give you tie lowest price on any piece
Of realty that is Tor sale in East Washington.
No trouble to show property.
JOHN F. DONoHoE & SON,
Temporary Office, 41s East Capitol st.
Phone East S. eI2-3
ONLY 500 cash, balance $50 month, viii buy a
pretty six-room and bath brick; wide concrete
street; price g, 600.
Nearly new six-room and bath brick; fine
plumbing; growing section; near cars; 500 cash; !;
balance SIS monthly, including interest price
$500. near Washington Circle, neat six.roOm
and bath brick.
How's this for investment, near 14th st. NV
eight-room frame; very large lot; renting So. 80
per month; price Sl,S5e.
Near Pa ave. cars. pretty six-room and bath
brick; good lot; price to close estate 81, $50;
would cost s. 900 TO build the house.
Our accident policies cover sunstroke; get one;
a per 81 600 up.
ei2-s F. LODGE HILL se2 ST. NV.
$50 WILL Buy 154 Francis St. Sc; four-room
press brick; water in house; paved street; rented
at s5; 500 cash. GASCH BROS, 1907 F st.
ml2-S
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FOR SALE-s5oO cash and Sl5 monthly buys
lovely new siX-room, reception hall, brick Sc
Iect section: newest Northwest; not side street
either; prise only -. 2e9; nothing TO equal It;
rented $3.50 per month; figure out home lor
the wife and children. Apply lll4 q NV nIf-S
FOR SALE-Yery cheap. new six-room, reception
hall brick: modern plumbing. cellar, side alley )
select Northwest section, near North Capitol and
Q sts NV; not side street; only $3.50; easy
terms: would sell to refined colored family
Apply, after o p L., 20I Sth st. ne. nils
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WANTEI-Tustworthy persons in each State TO
manage business OF wealthy corporations; salary
SIS cash each "Wednesday direct from beadqrar-
ters; expense money advanced MANAGER. 32j
CaNton Bldg. Chicago jylS 1870. p, % .2s auS,4
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WANTED-FIrst- skirt hand. Apply Sun
day, SCHWARTZ, 1l20 Conn. ave. NV ml4-2
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CHURCH NOTICES.

IHEoSoPHY-Colonel Henry Steel oloott. the
Presdent-f ognder Of the Tbeosophicai Society
OF Adysr. India viii lecture under the auspices
Of the Washington Branch TheSsophieal Society
az Confederate Veterans HaH nth and J. sts
NV. on SUNDAY. July Il. 1901. at p. m. Sub
sect; The Rise and Progress Of the TheSs5Pilical
Movement" Silver collection ei
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-An experienced tailOress on fne coats;
steady work; no Others need apply. 80 18th ST.
NV. Gail Monday morning. MI
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WANTED-A colored girl TO assist in general
housework for small family. 1888 Md. ave ne.
ml4-2
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SALESNEN-Ihe greatest monopoly Of the age,
our chemical machine for cooling ali kinds OF
reirgcrstors; guaranteed - per cent cheaper than
ice; viii last a lifetime; everybody buys; aIso
our new chemical ice cream freezer, requires no
labor. WORKS automatic; SlG9 per week and ex-
elusive territory guaranteed good men; write to-
dsy for territory and agency CHEMICAL RE
FRIGERATTNG & FREEZER CO., Station Z,
Chicago, Ill nj
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ron sALE-nossEa
FOR SALE.
HCme-Seekers

Here are your chances. Read
this list carefully and apply
for particulars. Many owners
are anxious to make quick
sales and will sell at bargain
price.
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GRANT MFG. co,
PFTTSBURG, PA.

wANTED-By savings bank, & man 70 solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK. 14th
Ct and New York eve. m22
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wANTED-AGENTS.

We WANT several good agents; no deposit re-
quired: good wages made; either sex. ROOM 10.
~ ST. Nv. mi
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HELP WANTEn-NALE.

wAHTED-Immediately a good sober colored
waiter. Fairfield. Conn. ave. and Grant Road,
Chevy Chase Railway. MI
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wANTED-CouNrRY BOARD.

YASTED-Couutry board for three. in or near
Rockville, Nd, preferred Address BOX 7Sd
this Office mI2-3
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wANTED-HGUSES.

WANTED-To rent a small house. with stable foI
hoEse; must be very cheap Tor white steady ten.
ant. Box 100. this Office eII-3
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WANTED-Ageuts; new, novel. positive mosquito
ciaseT; 25c: BIC profits AUTOMATIC ODORIZER
Ct - Louis No MI
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FOR RESr-uSruRxrsHEp ROOMS.

:
FOR hfNT-Four clean unfurnishcd rooms heat,
gas, bath; eentrd and reasonable. p ID ST. NV.
mli-3
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Cllesp; must be sold by Tuesday,
iron beds and other household articles. l0Ol
IIth ST. NV mills
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So a Month

Pays for maeaitceIe $50 upright grand piano,
reduced 10 $ls05 WAY rent piano when you
can buy one for what you would psy in rent2
mlI-tf y L. G. SMITH. 1225 Pa. ave.
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WANTED-Night waiter. HAIGHT-S ENTER
PRISE LUNCHROOM 1912 Z st. NV. Call today
Sunday mi
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WANTED-By Young colored man, housev-ork Of
sny kind. honest and reli5ble. 5. C. JONES, 632
Ackef s. nc. nj
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SANTED-By experienced white man. place as
COOK OF butler in private family. c. l. MILLER.
55l2 9TH 81 nv, BrightWoOd Park, d. c. ulg-7
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wANTED-RoOMs
wANTED-BoARD.

WANTED for part rent Of handsomely
furnished hsuse; central. having Toomers and
large dining-rOoms Address OWNER. Box 72I
this cfice- el2-3
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FOR RENT rfurnished. two second floor CON-
municating MS gSl L Il. NILS
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FOR SALE-No. Smith Premier typewriter in
perfect condition; reasonable. HARRY LIVING
STON 61s 9th St NV mi
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MOORE & HILL,
FOR sALE-PRoPERTY.

III Fourteenth Street :
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GOOD wall papcring. That's the kind o;
work We accomplish; osir help are experts do
tieir work promptly and srtistically. and
charges are reasonable; rooms pspered from S2
up. T. c. EoLTE. s2l 9th st. NV. matt
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WANTED-By a young lady stenogrzpher and
typewriter clerical work with reliable business
house frm; references Address BOX 4Gs. this
Office m23-tf
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BELGIAN HARES-Highest grades Of red and
black hares; also heavyweight meat stock write
for our Belgian Hare Guide, postpaid 25c.
SOUTHERN BELGIAN HARE CO., Casanova,
Va. iyl4-Su-tf
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.

WANTED-By az experienced driver. a place
Address c. 5. P. I62s Ilth St NV nj
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WANTED-An experienced sewing machine sales
man; salary So per month and commission. Ad-
dress BON 742, this office. mh-3
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FOR RENT-Tlree desirable rooms in private
family; no chill lren. III G st. ne. Call after 4.
.ml#-3
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WANTED-By a respectable cOlored girl. situa-
tion as cook in private family. Cal or address
at 1915 ] 81. NV el2-3
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-At BToOkland several desirable wen
rented houses paying per cent on the invest
Inent. GRACE NJ. THOMAS, Corcoran Bldg.
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By colorcd girl. place as chambermsid
or cook: small family. 200 81. nv. eI
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FOR sALE-Pays IS per cent net on 81 600:
price. 500; trust $3.50, at per cent; 81
and 50 Fentcn St; always rented.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
ml4-3 S06 and SOS T st. NV.
FOR SALE-Cheap at s2,250 two new brick
houses. e017-9 Sd st NV, rooms and bath;
select white tenants
FOR SALE-Sl $50 each. new rooms, bath,
cellar, l2I6-Is Kirby 2d st. NV.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
m1f-3 SOC and S03 st. nv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

Every observer notes a considerable
number Of small meteors while be is
engaged In telescope observation. The
field Of view OF a telescope Is a very
small fraction Of the whole surface Of
the heavens. A simple proportion
based on the number Of observed me-
teors enables an estimate Of the num-
Der OF meteors ia the whole sky 10 be
made. This estimate has been made
by Dr. See Of the Naval Observatory
at Washington. who concludes that
about 120o. 200 900 telescope meteors
appear IN the whole sky daily. About
zen 70 fifteen million meteors bright
enough to be visible to the naked eve
encounter the earth daily. according
to the calculations Of Prof. Newton.
Most o. them are consumed IN the at
mosphere. The increment Of the mass
Of the earth is extremely small.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

Miss May GOelet, the wealthiest
American heiress in her own right.
who is spending the winter in London
with her mother is reported. on good
authority. to be engaged 10 Viscount
Ingestre. the son and heir Of the Earl
Of Shrewsbury and Talbot. who Is the
premier Earl Of the Realm. and as such
takes precedence Of all peers Of the
rank Of earl In the British empire.
Miss Goelet and young Lord Inges-
ire have been staying at Wilton. near
Salisbury. the country seat Of the Earl
and Countess OF Pembroke and not
only have they been much Ia one an
others company. but have likewise
been photographed together. Lord In
gestre is the most intimate friend Of
Lord Herbert. son OF Lord Pembroke.
whose coming Of age has just been
celebrated Miss Goelet is regarded as
almost one o. the family at Wilton.
being a niece Of Mrs. Michael Herbert.
whose husband Is a younger brother Of
Lord Pembroke.
A marriage between Lord Ingestre
and Miss Goelet would give satisfac-
tion to London society. and could not
In any sense be compared to those
unions in which the American bride
has brought all the fortune and the
titled husband has nothing but his cor
onet, for Lord lngestre's father Is not
only extremely wealthy through the
Inheritance Of entailed property from
his ancestors. but has likewise made
several fortunes on his own account,
as owner OF the celebrated Brereton
collieries. and also as the principal cab
owner IN London. His ancestral es-
tates extend over about $4,000 acres.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20
THE COLLEGE YELL.
Occasion on which Il Proved Of Great
Practical Value

Occasion on which It Proved OF Great
Practical value.
A young man once returned from
college with long hair. a sweater that
had eleven distinct coiors in its fabric.
a good opinion OF himself. and a COLI
lege yell that was terrifying. His faith
er sized him up and then complained
bitterly Hls complaints were more
bitter when be heard the college yell.
And I paid good money to have him
acquire those clothes and that foghorn
voice and exuberant throat develop
ment,' he groaned You don't care
for the yell2' asked the young man.
~ DO not" replied the father. "It IS
as valueless as the squeai Of a pig.
and that IS the one part Of the animal
which Is lost when he is butchered. p
A few weeks later. while on a trip
to a new country. the father and son
were attacked by a band OF marauding
rufians The young man opened his
mouth. threw the reverse lever away
over In the corner. and emitted his coll
lege yell. which was substantially as
follows: "Br--r. Woof. woofwoof-
woofl Zip. zip. zip-pityzpi Oompah.
oompahi Gurgoo. gurg0ol W0ttell.
wottelll Nheeeeeef" The members
OF the marauding band. amazed at the
sound and unable to understand it.
turned and fed Moral-A college ed
ucation pays In various ways.-Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
reach the seat Of she disease. Catarrh "a q
blood or constitutional disease. ana in order 70
cure - youmust take internal remedies. Halls
Cntarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts
directly on The blood and mucous surfaces
iu this country for years. and is o regular pre-
scrlptlon. 10 Is composed oi the best tonica
known. combined With the best blood purlher4
acting directly on the mucous surfaces The
perfect combination Qf the twO ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results Ia curing
Catarrh. send FOR Testimonials. free.
FJ CHENEY 3 Co Props. Toledo. q
sold hg alaas lsts price 13c.
Halls Family pills ara the best
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

Nm siering and Berson Of the
meleorologiealinstitute Of Berlin have
lately aseended IN a balloon Of 5000
cubic metres capacity to the great
height Of 1880 metres (ss 500 feeD.
Success was possible only because the
aeronauts began to breathe pure oxy-
gen At an elevation OF about 5000
metres. The scientific results Of this
ascension are now In process Of cal
culation and will shortly be published.
Philadelphia Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

monthiy periods for IL meant q couple
Of days in bed IN awful agony. final-
~ made up my miad that the good
doctors we're guessing and hearing
from different friends such good re-
ports Of Lydia l.. Pinkhan's Veg
etabic Compound, / tried that. I
bless the day ! did, for IL was the
dawning Of a new life for me used
ave bottles before / was cured, but
when they were taken ! was . wen
woman once more. Your Compound is
certainly wonderful Several Of my
friends have used Il since, and nothing
but the best do / ever hear from IS
use. - Yours. MAHEIIK l.. LAMoNrE,
2e2 +. 3ist ST.. Chicago. llL-gs000
To1sif n atsas frstiaoriai ls rof genaioa.
If Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound could cure Miss
LaMonte- why not you? Try it
and see for yourself.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wo-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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and his income from land alone is es-
tmated at a quarter OF a million dol
lars a year
The present Countess OF Shrewsbury
was tho heroine Of a somewhat sensa-
tional elopemeut nearly a quarter Of a
century ago special trains and steam
yachts figuring in the affair. the com
panion OF her flight being her present
husband, the earl whom she married
after her divorce from her first hus-
band. Miller Mundy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20
THREE CHICAGO DOCTORS
Failed to Do for Hiss MabelIe L.
Lahonte What Was Accom-
Plished By Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

DKAH Mrs. PTEKHAM was IN
An awful state for nearly three years
with q complication Of female troubles
which three physicians called By diff
Ierent names, but the pains were all
hhe same. dreaded the time Of my
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-20

ALL UP-TO-DATE HoUsEKEEPERs
Use Red Cross BAH Blue. Il makes clothes
clean and sweet as when new. All grocera.