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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-19
Apply at Office for Weekly Ballaiia
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-NoRTuEASr

FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-cheap, surrey in cseellcn, eondf-
ton Enquire 1872 stu 81 nv eIe-3
FOR SALE-One black horse: years ,Ij, 81 20o
lbs: price $40; ~e5 ci handT4Sdc wagon harness:
good condition, 81 ii25 9Th ST. n. el9-3
FOR SALE-A grey mare; price So 1894 st.
NV. ela-s
FOR SALE-Pony cart, piiaetgH aud little BLACK
horse 20 list st. NV mI9-s
COGSWELL'S Is the cheapest place r. hug new
and secondhand harness and vehicles Of every
descrpton- 200 nth - nv MIS-.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-THrrc ponies llar-
ness, surrey, aud cart CoGSHELL. 20o iIth 81.
NV miss
FOR SAIE-T1o GOOD work horse: one I.sir
light driving Mares also two traps. 2t9 9th It
nv miss
FOR SALE-Ten horses IN reas OF OF D 81 nv.
MIS-
FOR SALE-Good sound seycf-yes--old horse. 500
pounds. splendid driver. So also good buggy
and grocery wagon, 50 each. ArPiy tR0I EBY.
IL ST nv MIS-
FOR SALE-oue we'll built canopy top surrey,
or viii trade for top buggy Cali At 90 y
st MICS
FOR SALE-Cheap oue Corning buggy. Coal
Yard. 9TH st. and Nd axe. ne. eiS-3
FOR sALE-Rubbar tire rlnaFogl5. .gitil top good
4s new. Box 3os, this Office etS-S
FOR SALE-T,vo good work horses. I so r,o,lnde.
single double; cheap trial given; oue good dit
wagon. 50: set buggy harness; nearly new Con-
tractors stable. 2lSt and \. y. ave. eIS-3
FOR SALE-Good Young. sound horse; suitable Eor
grocery man 52l II ST. ne miss
FARMERS AND CITY MEN. TAkE NOTICE
. horses and Tares, > 10 wears weight oI4 TO
LEO pounds suitable for any business or would
make excellent farm horses: TWO good drivers and
one mare IN foal; nc reasonable offer refused.
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TOR sALE-TYPEw RITERs.

FOR SALE-TypeUriters, bought. sold, rented,
and repaired. Charges reasonable; ribbons SOC.
TYPEW RITTER EXCHANGE. III 9Th st. NY.
eI9-Imo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BIG MONEY for old ilursiiur- and stoves. T.. \
CARNEAL. ZIU3 X ST. ug.. cisi-7
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PROF. CALDWELI-s Dancing Academy. sl2 L
81 na. TuHSdsy, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY cTrrl-
ings- private lessons given daily. hall Tor rent
other nights. ciS-5
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For RENT-Rnoais

FOR RENT-Tvo OF three rooms. fur. or urf,rr-
with ga~; no; and cold water. 6za1z Nd ave. sw.
eI9-3
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MANS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH.

Leave Washington 9-6l 4 n. daily. tss9 .. m
week davs ana 6:25 p. IN Sundays for Blue
mont. g:25 D m Saturdays and 4:s5 p N week
dsys and l1-zs p. ~ Wednesdays and SatIr-
days oaIy tar LecsburS- Go p. II week days %
HerrdGn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAI-E-Ci@ar and news stand and cigar
iaoLory. Adaress BON sL2. III. oifi.c. InIl-L
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

! NANTKD-By experienced dresz,naker. ewing in
families; hone or with drcss1ndL er. l. A P
1865 5th 81 nv ei
WANTED-Siiuations for two nice young color
q girls nurse and cL.liaJerE.4i.l 1913 y y
I'VE e
WAITED Pace 70 do general work around nous
| by respectable coiored nan. Cl5 4th st. NV. cl
WANTED-By Young Iadv. position Is saleslsdy.
can give the best of references Ad,ise~s BON
! 30 ttlis uf1icf- nj
WANTED-By an experienced young lady. posi-
tIyn cashier ss}esadg; drug store preferred
/ AddTess BOY %. TINS Office. nj
/ WANTED Position by carctaker. IliddIe-asei
PefszlsF ienafl; Tor child light cham
/ berwork and =eE. Apply Union CENTRAL MS
! WANTED Es c,Iorod woman. place - TIaiT.
eooE; SJay nights 90 loth 81 nv MI
WaNTED-By coIore,i woman. 2 place a
ciaIEberraaid. This ely references 81 GtA ~
Hg.- mi
WAITED R-.-iaiIas ii i.0ala o. OF - lie d.
! III Bars Co,ry nW. GiI
NANTEE-Br respectable white veoirsu. ro.ition
t9r light Ho-izeFUrk; good references Apply ut
J. 81 NJ RAJ
WANTED b Two white woman plsces one o.
pastry cook aHd other order COOK no obi-,-
tjons To leaving city z2i@ sth -. NV nj
WAITED By yOgn2 widow. furnished house.
10 take care OF. Addre>- Box 2lH, this Office
nIo-z
WANTED col5rel mi. place a, cI44IaLcrTTsid
or waitres>; 3d"cen fifteen and sixteen years
- 81 - nj
WANTED By refined competent yoaag ladT.
position ~ tady's companion, am5nuensi-. oE
willing make herself useful in home II r.
Carried 49, u4e OF tHe family. MISS T. &. AiEIuout
Va mi
WANTED 81 iud,stgi9. eolorad WOMAN work
81 my kind bE day. .GdEc~s 81 = Oak ST. Lr
Er'it PaIs- MIS-
WANTED-NorE l. rIle dsy. Can u $40 I2th
- NV els
WANTED - reliab.e c,IoreI Woman wasting
or day work. refs. 81" ST. is. cIs-s
WANTED b eslor-d laerndre--. 3sH-iIi.- and
"oarding-hou-c washing 10 DO home: los rate.
al. - 81 nv eI7-a
WASTED-Er refined --,,lue ls.I.. uo,f.5gn a.
l'd~eSefpcr Tor gentle an; best rCl,. furnished
Box 2H. ,i.is Office els
NANTEB-Nas i,in., ana ironing L. ,Jo al home.
-ilLe o. e1l-, 80 NeTF f"-S ave AS els
NANTED-By frs; class coIore1 sg4Hfylr-z, f,1.i-
ton; tve-yesr reference from one family Al
----- BOZ 10. LLLz ,iice. mis-
For sALE-sUBURHAy.
TOR SALE-At Iiygtlsrule. stem and ,fa.fTir
carr taIe TO e1fg g Gents ps. ride -i.1rt va ak
from cars new I-raouI 81.sc. 14qz.t I.r. uyaf+5r
situated, prIcC . go; terms C1Sv R,f.ERS &,
ROGERS. HgatJsgiile, I'D eIg-5
FOR RENT OR SALE. mile {T-T. rail-
road and ten miles from. civ. IG5-acr. Elrm
large iie4ch orchard ct.sIj-soou h1ssc two -e5ls
and ali aeee@='fy oatbgiidinss. Enquire 81
y - Nv civ InI2-7
FOR SALE-Four acres. 5-rao,,. hons. . ,7-Ig.
nom Anacostla- D. DAVIS, 1871 il -. Sc
ci.-g
FOR ~ALE-IIglttsyiiie several bsautffal LOIS. Sax
81 feet minutes walk t-OnI STERN station and
electric cars price $50. ROGERS & RoGERS,
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FOR SALE-Cood ladies' Columbia wheel cheap.
O. viH exchange f0r gun, buggy, farm wagon. or
gaiieh cov- Address BOX los this Office rnI--g
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NANTED-Drivine horse for laeiy. must Lc gen
;c not afraid Of aIyt hing; good nee driver. Issv
or Chestnut preferred Box 22D, tAis oll,e el9-s
NANrED-A speedy road horse; must sen eheap.
Cali SOC =. re elg-2
WANTED Secondhand tep Wssoa; state price.
-sddress BOX 30 this Office. nj
NANFED-Three horses TO pasture: cheap: OK
oelIeut care Address ). Z. IL. Randolph Nd
els
HEAHTTD-Extensiou top surrey and ransborIt
rubber tires; also trap. address Bon III this
oitce NILS
WANTED Secondhand rubber tire rullaiso,ft
LddIess BOX III this Office. NILS
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FOR sALE-uoUsEs.

FOR sALE-uoUSEs.
FOR SALE-F...r story brick. a snap bargain; net
Fer cent Investment. address BDA 81 This o.
fee mIg-3
FOR StLE-Tvo ztorE bay window. press brick
house. Ga Florida ave. near Ilth 81. nv eighr
rooms and bath; cellar and furnace: very cheap
at S4,l5" Il l. RI ST COS llth So. NV NILS
FOR SALE Bargain for coloFed person two-Story
press brick. SIX rooms ard bath. near North
Capitol and SIS nv; only S2.l59; terms 70
suit II. L. RUST. 60s 18th st. NV ml1-3
FOR SALE-ContortabIc house On G St. near
I'd, seven rooms and Tnodera bath: press bricl,
front: reduced TO =, $50; terms 10 5s.it Il /
81 bDS l4th ST. ry mig
FOR SALE-Flne house near Lincoln PARK, three
story, press brick, bay window. eleven rooms
and bltn- cellar. furnace. open freplaces. Tot lSZ
30 20 paved alley; party valli a great bargain
II $3.50 f. l. ST. 5lS 18th ST. NIX mI7-3
FOR SALE-A great bargain for haneseeker;
lItu ST.. near ST. ne. three story press brick
bay window, eleven ro1rls and bath cellar. fur
Ha~e- open fireplace; lot ISxI2a to paved alley;
party Nall; price, $50 H. L. RUST, Ga5 iEch
- -E- TlI-S
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hAAiED-ReanCd couple 10 children. desire
position as osletdker7 Scr reeidenoe d,rill, sun
iue-; references Address BOX IL. tbs oFfcc-
Tnll-a
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FOR SALE OR ExCHAxGE.

FULL DRESS SUITS, 81, for hire, s. JCLIU
COuEN Ilul til s. ~.
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HAVE your Faster gown made at MRS. DoRiN.S
AS - NV ulIJ-7
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


HELP wANTED-MALE.
----,------- -------
NANlED-boy 10 10 work around dairy Call
HANIEb-A lew good agents; steady work 10
rlgit parties Can 3ls OH St NV el
WANTED-yar In ssrI nursery sforE in and
around Washington Box 20, this Office els-S
WANTED-Good barber; steady work. ID and F
sts nv 81
WANTED-A man 10 attend horses and furnace
night and morning. le3g Iath Il nv ri
n ,1--,I,,,
confectionery; also candy maker 50 eth st. sw.
eI
NANIED-A good eo-oFed- stead. barber at once.
~ d" - nv ei
WANTED-White man. take care OF horse. bc
$3.50 -,..- l',- =, nv
y Id loLiS nan experienced III bicycle re
- ',-- -, nv
NANI hD-A hrzt-ciass tailor: also coioreei boy;
0RS ISli 7ifI. = IN At'' l'>DoN o 1ti7
-7-,---
= nv go ''-,' T'-'.-"'''' - u
!
] v ANIEb-Nhite man: care of horses and make
himself generally useful: permanent JOB TO right
nm; i''--' give good references: no cigarettes.
-Aool eSs, sl4llilS wages, b'A -. TINS "Ilee- mi
: WANTED Experienced coach1nau. siI..le man:
I5f1Ie iaiiH @l>o good woman cook LADIES
VI Oh l''i 81 III
/ WANTED Experienced coatmakerS TO work IN
: side Apply TO WEINBERG & co, 81 Pa ave
--- -A-'-e
( NANFED-An industrious. sober. and Intelligent
Young man who has had three or four wears ex-
afr >, ID -. Iq,I' ~, en-
gardener 45 , S"lored driver l2th and g. Room
-, n1il. Dug nj
} a -iaplr g1tl- for
i'lL t ,,3I, to ,, learn laIeS t1iorH= steady
IN =, Nv 1t,lH, ~" ooAh- ave M
WANTED-s Good b,rlar s+ ,,,,.,- e+..,l,- 7ob
/ JOHN ;. PHILLIPS. e,5 7th st. Ss. MI
/ WANTED and ,o,,ntr,- yrafr.rs 60
iiShgza-ler,. house men drivers beIilav sreldt
WORK SiAChiEFoRD'S, sos E 81 NV nj
,y-,,-rt,r, .,-., -
( {, - - ''i'~'' "''A i''' ,c ~'''
/ ~ ,-TI-f, -
/ st,a4- ~ ~ -. 81 'l-@Ss '' tyL C'l.''
( - W - : u - NJ me-
a ne, hJt.ctasS cgatmaker and one
/ &'i1l-A-'' 20 IN ST. H"- A-'-L'
/ WsNTED-Boys between sixteen and eighteen
years old for messenger service: can earn SIS to
90 tlaI IlG'is q ~ Al DISTRICT AEh
( n 3z7TI,T - y -
81. = as -''t I'- 5-7
- az" Dl-e' III P'lF@te fanny. Inquire
- - - a'-- III
/ " WANTED First class bookkeeper stcnocrauEzr
and typewriter. in Il real estate Office; mus also
/ oe posted III fire Insurance. Address. giving re-
! erencc-. BOX 2I> this Office. MSS
! WANTEO-Twa first-,IaSs coarmayers TO work nv
the week " Il KINSINGER. corner l2th ana
( G. st. MOI
/ WANTEB-3.s. pres frerie- n once " r DAN
| son, Electric Power Printer. 80 9Th i NV.
MIS-
WANTED ogg,l sss4n for dairy: al,5 tho grfy-
/ e-S Barta- waters f7a,, " VI 49,
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Through trains from me South arrive Washing.
ION as an. 6.52 am. 7:&J an daily 10:l5
a M. daily except Monday, 2715 pm, and $50
pr daily. From Harrisonburg i 81 an. week
DAYS and $40 pm. daily From Charlottesville
SIS a u, and $40 pm daily.
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WANTED-R0OMs.

WANTED BY April +. three or four comrunl-
f+ It urn rS'iig On 7e' 3;-
price Bon 90 Iii. of8ca rl1a-a
- - - ,--'7 ''''1' ---------
-. lsGs VII pay - pr Loh'l tg' d
Nd .ji-..- my 5a5 - "a ,,,Io-e
------- -e-e- ~ DoA -, ---L2 o---lS M,
$500 ''o i.iE rooms i2f IGN, il2ht i, ok:
= -. 81 1'7'N'''-' '-e - - y
v 81 Nv 60
" N-7,f>T, p r-,-,7f,, ,, r-f,f+ -.,c,-f,l
room hy inc month near b q depot; Sei P0R
~ = ''"''''5 p'''s' ms
------------
Az IEil-by ApilI l. three uhiuIhl7hGa rooms
cIuf;ng heat and Gas for cooking. Address BOX
l-q rhis Office NILS
-
"ANIEo-b} Young couple. three iihiuThlS5iea
IooiHS loI llshl heuSeSeePihS' ga 20 coos bf ;
must De reasonable Address BOX I4S, this OIL
WANTED hfSCkLi4ASEObS-
,2dr , %en'{ t -'e ,6 sa tt? mix ua id
------- - - - -, - e,-,>
"ANIED-A National cash rsEls1er: second band ;
sI2-o
eIr,. highest cash Irices raid for old goId silver
etc Lou Is ABRAHAAS. removed % i53 ath St
Nv INNS
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE
NEW THANPTON-LCNDoS.
hersinSt'E Mar. - noon TsderI d Apr T. 10 m
taderi7nd- Mar =. 10 St louis pr- p, 10 an
y Louis---Apr- .. 10 an New Nag ! 20
New Nork-AFr- 10. 10 a-Hi 81 PaaI-5fag 5, 10 q n
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ENTWERP-
hersiifst H. Mar Co. nooGi FrieslaHdADF .. noon
Aoordland-- Mar - Ec0n SoyIthvys- Apr 10, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and 10 y T. New Y5zk Office, 70
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1896 2 ST NV
O. G. u 4oAz- 49, c - Nv
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, SID other ia-
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co. On orders left at Ticket Office. TGS
18th st. NV; 51I PeHna- Ave NV. AID II
Penna Station
Phone 144i for ?. r. R. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON. Sd Y. P. and Gen. Mgr
5. Il. HARDWTCk. General Passr Agent
L s. BROWN. General AgeaL -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-IALE.

y ANTED-By young ealored nan place driving
ior doctor o. N private family city reference
Address bon -, this office III
RANTEb-CoacilHlaa white aged tgez,ty-nIne
best references willing and obligiHs- {. W.
CLARK. $40 Pa ave. NV. uI
WANTED-By Young coIored man. place as bar
porter o. beit boy II hotel; can give references
22I6 Ilth St Hw. r.l
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FOR REET-HOUSEs.

! FOR REXT-Six-roon brick house on 9Th i.
near 7 NV. modern improvements 500. JOHN
/ T. KNOTT Room, "A ais = d faIq-g
! FOR RENT-ss6 2ffb 81 NV very desirable
store cellar and raeFnS. occupied successfully
years kv a l,reen grocery rent SIS Ap1Fv 2gtn
Dua--srLon ave, Georgetown. eLs-,
o'SiNf 1SS Nhi42l' US
roR ~ c. ,,,I - -t,,-I - =
factory. address Bon 2l2. this Office ml9-7
/ rop CAIr T,-r-I------ - -, 49, =
st. M. riIa-3
rI,T, --,-,-
the northwest sectioD 4dress R I5itI o.. H. ~
nee MOS
FoR CITT 4 - - -
- ls: -"S ',,e4'' an ot'-'' Eo'i
- 'i''7- -A'iii' rs D'A ID e'7 'iHle-
MI
FOR SAIE-Installnent business monopoly:
Gearing S@,'So years NEW YORK BUSINESS
F0 9A AL t on 4efoun, OF efn gEoee
which there is not vacant stand. Fer parti-
10 az - l. ,-t- 81 CO.
FOR SAI.E-Grocery- ID and p 81. ur. eIs-s
FOR SAFE c. -, ;,T - - 90 -
-, 30 ga s'o'S' Win one poor '+o-e- AG-
FOR SALE-A store in the country. cheap For
t di - LIARS Apply russ y ~ 81 1874 &, NV
MS
FOR SATt---r,-o I-7,---,-. - az. -
500 DUNLAP. s06 st. MISS
Iop COW -
e aco - <Hd i'Soo' store GEARING
r+' T,llys seldom olered NEN HoRh
CIR, - - -
STEADY position for man investing 800 to 500;
gooI security. ADDRESS BON lS', this once.
mII-@
PoR SIR rsl,,,f,r,- 49,, l+-,,l- - -
ket; rare chance DUNLAP, e06 F At Miss
N -.
dences. farms. general stores hotels cfcl no
matter where located send descrfDffar ana -sII-
ing price and get my wonderfully successful plan.
W NJ o>IRANDEk, l27i tlIbeTt St. Phila-, Pa.
49, $500
hAE + bLAi-KS i"F cigar, grocery. and dry
gooa7 S''ien. NEh AoKh Bt SiAEo> BROKERS.
ICC1 = MISS
r0P SAFE t,,y,- 7. -.-I Cd
rifced. DUNLAP. SO r II. mls-8
Eop n - 49, -
venue W. J DJGAS, 81 La ave mI1-3
For earn, C-,,.,;.,.. -r. -
;--t;f ni-,-I -, -. 7aiiis ~ HteAi5
E-t-5---- - - 80 -. MIS-
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:. ANTED-EzPerience girls 10 seT u store- ref
1e,i,4lteo- "a 'tn 81 nv cIS-z
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WANTED-NiddIa aged white woman TO wait on
table and help about house; good horat To right
psrrv sol 4th 81. n.y.. q
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ron RENT-oFTICE RoosIs

FOR RENT-Rooms in building % st. NV;
cheap rent Apply to IS. j. DANTE. Hutchins
BuiAiDe. 10th and stz. osIs
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WANTED-Cood settled cook at once Tor board
iDE-housc. 1923 ! ST NV Il
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FOR RENT-six-roorn brick house on 18th St
near 7 NV. modern Improvements, 500 JOHN
T KNOTT Room a. gls F St falq-3
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HELP wANrEn-FEMALE-


ANTED- Immediately a settled woman cook
4 small family: must have city refs ami stay
ights. Apply 1885, 18th -. NV 81
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NANTED-Calored girl for general hOUseTUrk
must stay NJ night so 81. ei
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WANTED-A good cook; refs; stay nights 1912
10Th - NV eIJ-2
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-20
Palmer a Co.

Try our Xmas confectionery.
Clothing at greatly reduced prices.
Balance Of shoe stock at sacrifice
prices.
Try us for staples In dry goods.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-20
Pleasant Occasion.

A surprise party was gotten up by
G.. II. Bryce and Lillian Brown last
Thursday night, December IL, in honor
of Mrs. Harry Morgan, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Morgan's birthday. Ninety.
three guests were present, an excellent
lunch prepared by the ladies was served
and pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all. The most prominent feature was
the gift Of beautiful gold watch and
chaiu-a present 20 Mrs. Morgan for
her kindness as organist I'm the West
Brockway NJ. +. church. The presen
tation address was delivered by Mr..
Bryce which run as follows:-"Mrs.
Morgan we have met here upon this
occasion 20 celebrate your birthday and
TO express the kindly feeling of the
hosts OF friends who have admired
your sunshine. willingness and prompt.
ness. 10 aid us IN all christian and So
cial work and we wish especially 10
thank you for your faithful effort rs
organist both in and out OF the church,
and as an expression of our apprecia.
tion we herewith present you with this
little watch and chain. May God help
and bless you ever"
At the close Of the address Miss
Brown quietly put the chain around
Mrs. Morgan's neck and the watch in
her hand. The scene was indeed a
pathetic one and Mrs. Morgan's LOOKS
actions, etc, would prove TO any skeptic
that she had been surprised in the full
sense Of the word.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-20
PENINSULA'S POSSIBILITIES.
Specimen Case OF Agricultural Develope-
ment In Michigan.


Newberry, Mich, Nov. 27.-lSpecial. !
The possibilities of the upper penin-
sula in an agricultural way are well
illustrated by the experience of i. III.
Ferguson. Two years ago he came TO
Luce county with scarcely dollar.
Now he owns 200 acres of land six miles
north of this village. Sixty acres are
cleared and under cultivation, while
the revenue he has derived from the
sale of hardwood and other timber has
supported himself and family and has
paid for the clearing OF the farm. This
season Mr.. Ferguson harvested 1000
bushels Of potatoes. worth nearly 81 n
bushel, besides a considerable quantity
of hay and other products of the soil.
lie has a good, comfortable log house,
two barns, two teams of horses, two
cows and other livestock. and is max
ing good money. Within few years
he will have a cleared farm under cul.
tiyation and will be established in an
independent position. There are thou.
sands upon thousands of acres Of land
i'm this peninsula suitable for agricul.
tural purposes that can be obtained al
almost ridiculously low prices there
is no need OF going 20 the far West In
search of hOmes.-Newberry News.
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Some Excellent Advice.

County Commissioner r. ). Campbell
has Just sent to the teachers of the
county n very interesting circular. lie
calls the attention of the teachers 10
the fact that the State Teachers AS
sociation will meet in Grand Rapids on
Dec. 20 and 81 and advises all who can
10 be present. In conclusion Mr.. Camp
bell says:
II have asked the directors 10 bright
en- and clean the interior Of our school
rooms. Many of them are responding
promptly. viii you and every teacher
join with me in n resolution that be.
fore the close OF January, 1902, every
room shall have a picture of Washing
ton, Lincoln and Mckinley. Aside
from these statesmen there are many
reproductions of famous paintings that
cost but little and their presence would
add much TO the attractiyenes5 of the
room. Avoid pictures that show mis-
cry or death of dumb animals. Strive
TO place the best before your pupils"
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-20
GOOD MEN AND TRUE.

Following is a list of the jurymei
drawn for the January term OF Sanila
county circuit court:
Sanilac-John ;. I.andon
Lexington William Norman
Buel-Frank Westbrook
Elk-Thomas Miller
William Mahaffy Jr.
Maple Valley-William Stokan
Speaker-James Amons
Fremont-Samuel lIutsee
Worth-William Norman
Delaware-Frank Richards
Minden-Charles Abraham
Austin--J. B. Merriman
Greenleaf-Colin Campbell
Evergreen-Geo. w. Collins
Argyle-Geo. w. Morrison
Northumberland Wilson
Marion-Thomas Warren
Forester-William Porter
Bridgehampton--John Rich
Custer William Youngs
Moore-Andrew Hill
Lamotte-Charles Smith
Marlette-Ed. Neuman
Elmer-Phillip Minard
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John hutton

Children's knife and fork sets for all
sized purses.
Nobby iron candle sticks help with
your decorations. Look over those we
haye.
Our silverware stock shows n liberal
pricing of fortunate purchases.
Make your selections early. Well
lay them away for you.
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Officers Elected.

At the last regular review of Yale
Tent, No. SO, X. o. +. NJ, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year.
Commander-James Sweet
Lieut. Conn.,. &. Jones
Record keeper-Wm. Strevel
Finance Keeper-W. a. Cavanagh
Chaplain-Lewis Cady
Physician-W. G.. Wright
Sergeant-John Ellsworth
Master at Arms-Oscar Lane
First NJ. of G.-Levi White
Second NJ. OF G.-Wm. Mitchell
Sentinel-Fred Saunders
Picket-Charles Collins
Peerless Hive, No. 1913, elected the
following officers at their last regular
review:-
Past mmander-Carrie Rapley
Lady Commander-Janet Award
Lady Lieut.. Com.-EliZa Cooper
Lady X. K.-Minnie T.. Holden
Lady +. K.-Melinda Bowles
Lady Sergeant-Mary Zavits
Lady NJ. at A.--Lee Evans
Chaplain-MelleG Griswold
Sentinel-Mrs. a. Sommers
Picket-Carrie Cough
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Pay Your Taxos.

Treasurer McKeith wishes to an.
nounce 10 Brockway township tax
payers that he may be found at the
First National Bank in Yale every day
from n. m. TO p. m. To receive taxes
and receipt therefor. Pay your taxes
this month and save extra percentage.
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Prompt Payment.

desire to extend my sincere thanks
10 the Supreme Arbor Of the Ancient
order of Cleaners for the prompt pay
ment of the 81 600 policy held by
James Z. Phillips, deceased, n member
OF Friendship Arbor. May the order
ever prosper Is my sincere wish.
William II. Phillip.
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Please Take Notice.

Having sold out my business desire
n settlement of all outstanding Ac-
counts either by cash or by note. An
early settlement will be appreciated.
Yours respectfully,
Thos. @. Holden.
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4s Hour Condition Powder 70
Dlstompor.

Dlstomper.
L. f. HOLDEN, INLAY CITY, MIcH;
| am pleased 10 say that your 4S
Hour Condition Powder will do all
that you claim II 10 do, and find itan
excellent preparation to give n horse
with distemper. lt keeps him on his
feed and regulates his bowels. | have
used IL for about two years with the
best of results.-WM. II. WEBD, Tus-
COLA, MIcH.-For Sale by GRANT HoL-
DEN.
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"a. K. Beard.

Fine fresh stock OF nuts for Xmas at
reduced prices.
That Christmas dinner will not be
complete unless you buy your grocer
les of us.
Pure maple syrup in gallon cans.
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Stockholders additional Liability
Guaranteed Fund TO DepOSttOrs
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

We receive deposits OF si.oo and upward
issue n book. and pay percent interest sen
annually on book balances. Call Tor saYinl
book and save spare money.
DIRECTORS JAS. Livingston. Jas. McColl. J