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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective November :. 1872.

Trans .5ayc from fcnnsy lvania Station
$50 a. DAILY Local for Harrlson5urg.
Narrelt0n. Cnarolte. and way stations
l0-5I a M Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited First-claSs coaches and drawlng-roorn
sleeper to jacksonville Fla. Dining car service.
le-5l a. M Daily. United States Fast NAH
Flrst-ciass coaches and craving ROOM sleeper
10 New Orlaa--s- Dining car service
4-ul p m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations en- Manassas branch
$50 ?. m Daily. Local for Warrenlon and
Charlottesville
s.s5 P. ~. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ex-
pres Flrst -class coach and sleeper % Atlanta;
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays. sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington to san
Eranclsco. Pullman buffet service
$50 p H. Daily. NeH YORK and Florida
ENprcSs- flrst-class coach and sleeper o. Ss-
Taunah Jacksonville. AID Port Tampa: sleeper
70 Augusta. and connection for Aiken Dining
car serrice.
I0.0I p m Daily View York and Memphis
Limited CViz LyucL6urg)- Elrst-ciasg coach and
Stepping car % EcEa0Ee. knoxville. Chat
t l1oga, ard Memphis; sleeper 70 New Orleans.
1915 p. m. Daily. Washington and south
western Limited. All Pullman train. club and
observation ears to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 20 Nashville. Atlanta. Macon, Memphis.
New Orleans Dining car service
TRAINS on BLUEaloNF BRANCH.
Leave Washington, 9.0l a. m daily. Week
GAYS. loo p m, 49, p m, $50 p m. and
C,z5 ?. m. LATER % feesburg only. sundays
only 6-25 ?. H. for Blucmont
Througb trains from the south arrive Wash
InCt0n h-fZ a. m, 6-52 q M. 40 a. m. Gas
q. m, 200 p. ms 9;I5 p. H.. and ESQ 2. m.
Csily- LCCai trains iron. Harris 0nbIrc II so a.
n wesk days and 9.05 p. IN. daily. From
Chario .tesyille SIS a. r. and $50 D. r. dairy.
Ticl cts, sleeping car reservatious. and de
tailed Information can be had az ticket Offices
't5 18th s. ST Pennsy lvania Ave. and Penn-
sylTania station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
'Pa5nr l6s0. p r. r. Cab Service
C. r. AChERT General Manager
:. Il. uARpWICK. Cener1I Pa.s'r Agent
/. 5 BROWN. General Agent
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PETRIFIED bones IN MOTAVE
DESERT.

san Francisco Chronicle.
The vertebrae Of an extinct animal
forty-fve feet IN length were found on
the desert the other day by prospect
ing party headed by Assayer Charles
Lestrange Of San Bernardino. Cal. The
bones are petrihed. and in joints Of a
foot in length. each weighing twenty to
twenty-five pounds. The vertebrate are
In some respects similar TO those found
in the same locality. about twelve miles
from BarstOw. two years ago At that
time scientists pronounced the bones to
be those Of an animal which inhabited
the sea as well as the land. something
on the sea serpent order. The recent
find was made IN q hiIly country. the
vertebrate being found on q shelf Of
rock They are fifteen feet longer than
those found two years ago. In the 10
cality the pTOsDectOrs picked up q mum
Der OF petTihed sharks teeth and bones
OF marine animals. These finds Indicate
that tho sea once covered the entire
region now known as the Mojave Desert
State Mineraiogist Stephen Bowers has
gone 10 the place TO investigate the
bones.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
COLUMBIA WINS TWO
FROM SECOND NATIONAL
Winners Break League Record With
Team Total, and Gordon
Has Highest Single.

The team representing Columbia Bank
won two games from the Second Ma
tional Bank last night on the Palace
alleys, and, though its second game. set
new figures fer high team totals in the
Bank Clerks League. bowling 828. and
Gordon Of this team made a new rec
ORD. with 223 as best single string. top
ping Wilson, Of the safe Deposit. By one
pin
Barclay had several ba4 splits in his
first game and weakened his totals. as #
was ne who bowled 2os single and tied
Gordon with an average Of III. Scharf
was next, with I69
The scores:
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ARGUMENT CONCLUDED
IN POSTOFFIGE CASES
Court Of Appeals to Con-
slider Question.

Argument in what are known as the
second-class matter pOstofice cases. was
continued today in the Court OF Ap-
Deals.
The cOmplainants are tho Railway List
Company. the National Railway Publ
cation Company. and the Chicago Bust
ness College They appeal 10 the court
TO compel Postmaster General Payne
to admit publications issued by them to
the United States mails as second-cIass
matter.
The argument was concluded this af-
ternoon and the court took Inc matter
Under Amusement.
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The Secret of a successful Merchant.

The success Of merchant depends largely
upon bis ability 90 please BIS customer. IN
order 90 90 50 De- recommends only articles
which are - bis knowledge most reliable. In
handling medicine this II especially true, a.
people desire tbs best preparation the mar
Bee and appreciate the recommendation Of their
druggist. Here 81 what Y. J. Leight. 81 House
Spria-s. No SAYS Of ChamLeriain's Cou1h
Remedy; II can recommend Caamberiain' r
Cough Remedy 10 my customers 70 be- second
q none 81 the market For Group with chill
dren there Is nothing better" For safe By
Henri Evans. e22 r street northwest. whole.
sale and retail. and all drugsista
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BUCKET SHOP MAGNATE
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Kansas City Courts Hold Thai c. c.
Christee Must Abide y Revenue
Laws and Pay Tax

KANSAS CITY. Nov. &c. c. Chris
tie. president Of tee Christie Grain and
Stock Company. which is styled the big
gest bucket shop concern in the country.
has been indicted by a Federal grand
jury in order TO test the revenue law
providing for the payment Of 2 cents on
every 500 n grain transactions
The Christie company has branches all
over the Southwest and it insisted that
il should not be compelled 10 pay the
tax at both the main and branch Offices.
making a charge OF ! cents on each
500.
Commissioner Yerkes declared that
this double tax must be paid and tee
company's refusal TO comply with the
order has resulted in the indictment
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VOLCANO OF CoLIMA
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE

MEXICO CITY. Nov. An American
mining prospector who has arrived from
the vicinity Of the volcano OF Coima
says it is In unusual activity
During the day the crater sends forth
dense smoke. At night the glow Of in
terror fires lights up the Sky in refec-
ton from funnel-shaped cloud, con
tinualiy ascending. At times there are
sharp. irregular explosions and redhot
stones are thrown to a great height.
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S. 0. C. CLUB DANCE.

The first dance Of the season OF the
s Q. c. Club, an organization Of young
ladies'. was given at The Loudoun. on
East Capitol Street. last night Besides
the members Of the club and their cs-
corts number Of invited guests was
present. and the evening was pleasantly
spent The members Of the club present
were Misses Randall, Hindmarsh. Hur-
ley. Van Auken. Bessie Pearson. Lillian
Pearson, Block, Waters. CristIe. Sigour-
ney. HOLSTER. Dickinson. Shultz. Tib-
bits, Eversmsn, and Watson
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". r. HEARST IN TOWN

W r. Hearst. who has just been elect
cd from the old Eleventh district Of
New York. arrived in Washington last
night, and is guest at the Normandie
Hotel Mr.. Hearst denied himself TO
reporters, saying that he was tired as
the result Of the campaign. and that
ne came TO Washington for a couple OF
days rest Mr. Hearst has as his
guests, Irs. A. Wilson and daughter
and Mrs Torey.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
ONE OF SYDNEY SMITHS JOKES

New York Tribune.
Sydney Smith jokes have delicate
flavor Of age. but an anecdote in Mem
cries Of Half a Century has not been
told so often as some Of the classic
tales. Sydney was a guest al the dinner
OF an archdeacon, and a fellow-g guest.
whose hobby was natural history. was a
bore. II once started on his subject.
smith promised 70 try 10 keep him In
check. The naturalist got his opening
Mr.. ArchdeacOn. 'sa id he. have YOU
seen the pamphlet written by my friend
Prof Dickinson, on che remarkable size
Of the eye In common hOuse-fyz"
The archdeacon courteouslv said he
had not The bore pursued his advau-
taEe:
I can assure you IL is a most in
teresting pamphlet. setting forth gartic-
uldrs hitherto unObserved as 10 th, un-
usual size Of that eye"
4 deny the facti" said voice from
the other end % the table. All smiled
save the bore.
you deny the fact. sir2' said he
May / ask on what authority you con
demn the investigations u my most
learned frieud2"
4 deny the fact. &" replied Smith. and
! base my denial on evidence welded 10
immortal verse well known 70 every
scholar. a. least. ~ this table"
The emphasis laid on scholar nettled
the naturalist by its Implication well
sir" he said. will you have the kind
ness 10 quote your authority
! VIII. sir The evidence Is those
Vell-known, ! may say immortal, lines.
WHO saw him dieT
I. said the fly.
With NV little eyet'"
The guests rOared. and during the rest
OF the dinner nothing further was heard
on the subject Of natural history
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FIRST BLIGHTING FPnsr

CHICAGO. Nov. THE first killing
frost Of the year visited northern Hi
nois last night large amount Of dam
age was done 70 late vegetables. which
nave thrived ia the uusCasonably warm
weather Of the fall A pronounced cold
wave is passing eastward over this 70
caiity and frosts are predicted for In
diana and Ohio.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective October II. 1902
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station.


Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station
goo p. A. Daily-CISCINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. solid Vcstibule Jrzin fOr
Cincinnati Reaches Cineipnati 7;S5 a.. n.
Louisville 1870 q. m, 81 Louis Gas ?. n.
Chicago $50 p 10. Pullman SleePers 70 en-
c5nnati and Louisville Datlr- Dining Car
$50 P. n Daily - CHICAGO AND 81.
LOU SPECIAL A neW solid yestihulcd
eiectric-llslsel tram, arriving Cincinnati
HIS A. M Indianapolis rs r M s. Loss
S-s5 p IN Chicago $40 P m daily Pull
man oleepe-s 90 Cincinnati, Indianapolis. -.
Louis and Chicago without change Dinins
II-Io P. n DaIv-F. :. Y. LIMITED. solid
tr2Ia Tor Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers 70
Cincinnati, lexington and Louisville WitaoaE
change Compartment sleeper 70 Virginia
dot springs daily except sunday Sleepers
Cinciunati 70 Chicago and 81. Louis DiHia=
Car.
Reservations and tickets At Chesapeake and
Ohio ofticc. SIS Pennsy lvania avenue, Co Four
teenth street. near +. and az the station
Telephone oau l64o for Pennsy lvsnia r. Z. Cab
Service T. " FULLER.
General Passenger agent
Telephone Main IOs6-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
LJNBiA- HOLDING a PROBATE COURT
No, lO52f, Administrator.
This Is % give notice that rhe suhsCriSer Of
the District q Columbia, has obtained from
the PROBATE Court q the District Of Columbia
Letters Of administration on the estate q Con
rad Williams, late of the District q Colum-
hia, e-veased- Al persons having claims
aEains- the deceased are hereby warned 20 er-
hibit -he same with The vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 90 the subscriber or OF
before thp 9TH DAY or NOVEMBER. A. d.
1908 otherwise they may by law BE- excluded
from al benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Noven-
ber 1872 JESSE r POTBURY.
Columbian Building.
CSeal) JOHN R. RorZER-
Deputy REGISTER % Wills for the District OF
tel-whiz. CLERK ~ the Prcsere Court
KiHfAiL. POTEURI & WHITE. Attorneys
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LJMBIA HOLDING a PROBATE COURT
No 400. Administration.
This IS 20 give notice that the subscriber o.
the District ~ Columbia has obtained from
tho Probate Court q the District 81 Columbia
letters % administration C.. T. a.. on the estate
luinbia deceased All persons having claims
aEaiusf Tie deceased are hereby warned 90 ex-
hii.r the sWa. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated o. the subscriber, on or
r al- N
I,rE. otherwise thCv may by law be excluded
from an benefit oi said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day o. Novcu-
her 1902 MARY A. CARROLL.
1920 Twentieth Street Northwest.
aites-:
(SGr) JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register OF wills f1r the District OF
Cflr .ia. Clerk % thc Probate Court
SELLHAUSEN d SULLIVAN. Attorneys
no7. If.2I
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-
TRTCT or colt MBlA-WILrAM 4. HEN-
DFSsCN vs. TIE UNKNOWN HEIRS
DEyrEFS. OR ArIENEES or MARK
SToC ENFLL- JOSEPH FORREST. TN
OTHI WIN GEORGE BELL. AND
Basil SINS. Eq. No. 2a55I. Doc. S.
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON.
The object Of -his s-ir IS Co quiet title 90
suilats % sad %. square SIS. in the District
solicitor. Edwin G.. Euuon. it is. this 5,h
day cf E.vember. 1902 ordered that Mark
St0cEueH Joseph Forrest. Timothy VIM.
George ReH, and Basil Sims. OF their unknown
heirs or devis1Cs, cause taeir appearance 90 be
entered herein on OF before The irst rule day
occurring thrgs months after The i--t pghlies-
t.cn OF this order, otherwise the cause VIII be
proceeded with as I'm case oi default This
order is 90 be published tuice month for
ti-ee months IN she Washington Law Reporter
aad The Washington Times
Bv the court,
CSeaLl A. p. HAGNER. Justice.
True Copy-Iest-
y r YOUNG Clerk
b. ~ A. CLANCY. Assistant CLERK
noT. lle5. lqjsn2. RS
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,


ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLlN@ioN-
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION l5i4 q Pa. kve-
For Nj. Yernoa. every hour. week days. fro"
10 a m 70 p. n
For AlezaDdria and Arlington every haH h'','-
Round trip to NJ Vernon. SOC houno UP
% Alexandra. 25c. Round trip TO ArllnS.o-'
QOc Round trip to Ut Fernon' in~-'1ii's
Arlington and Alexandria. &C.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & NJ VERNON RI
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS aul-u
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

CHINA. JAPAN. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Intended steamship Saiiiugs from Vancouver
EMPRESS OF CHINA-----Dec- ], Feb g 1896
EMPRESS OF INDIA----Dec- -. March % 1903
EMPRESS Of JAPAN--.-Jan- % April e. 1913
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AID AUSTRALIA
MIOM FRA Nov. 14-AORANfiI- Dec y
Al infnrnltion ~ I2Zn Penna. Ave.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEAgOARp ALB LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Penna r r. Station-
1881 a. N. SEABCARD FAST NAIL
Daily. Through Pullman Siespe1 -
jacksonville. connecting az
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 70 Atlanta
I 2. m. FLA AN0 METROPOLITAN
Daily. LEfITED-Solid train 20 Jack
scnyills and lamps with Pullman. Drawing
Room. Sleepins C2r and Cafe Dining Car- Pull
man Sleeper 10 70 anita
-h.se trairs crer excellent schedules and
service % Petersburg Raleigh. southern Pines
tP-rahursf). CaEi.n. Coiurbis savannah.
Jecks0nT De. -. Augustine. Palm Beach. Tan
pa hcy Nes- ard sioTida points. also Cahs.
Charlotte. Athens. Atlantis. New CT'ea-s, Chat
tGclC-a. Nashville. Memphis. points West and
>g.lfh-- cSf
$50 G.m. locate Pcters5gT-. Raleigh.
L1iig. Southern Pines fP5nrlu1stl.
Hamlet, and intermediate polurs
Office, I4z1 PIMA. Ave.
C. B. RYAN. WALTER G.. COLEMAN.
GC.ersl Pass azruL D. A.
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PRIVATE LOANS

On persona, notes without ndorsSr. references.
oE security, sMpl, jour promise 10 pay. Cur
new plan enables e 1eTyuue 90 secu-e ready cash
az once without Inconvenience OF delay Our
method of ccnGuc,n.- loan business Is based
"a the pso-l ,-'tS 1a-eGcs'' 1ao-e than on Sc
curry" You have our confidence; we have your
confidence. You ncgd money; We have money
ae a1a't need. hnen yUu fal 10 set accom-
rs...atca cls.v.iiere, cali on rs and you viii not
De- DISAPPOINTED. a. you have loan now Il
aII nos p--tsL- sou irum securing further as
ruuruo-stilu from Lne oid-.eliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
COZ F ST. n. ".
Ph0ue, East z05. Corner Sixth st.
lu1l-t
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

For Richmond Va. 4zi points south. via
Alezan-ria and Fredericas1lrg- Leave station
cja -u- b streets, ESQ a. H.. s. b. m- taily
tI--u- earl t1r *; almond 2-l points on A.
--ntic Coast Line AMI Floridl; 1851 a. m.
500 p. ~ daily iflor.da and Metropolitan
Limited. for Richmond and points on SEA-
board AR Lie and Florij4; 10-u a. m tram
C0uCcrIs at Riclm1nd with C. ( o. Rr- Top
Newport News Old Point CoInf~rt. ETC. 80 A.
IN. week days, 4-E ?. m daily, for
Allhmcul ONLY Pullman Cr pErior cars on an
above trains Aceesnm- -lfl1E lor Quantico. 2 20
a. m, sunday Cly5 l--j p H. week DAYS;
SEQ E. w-. except saturday.
r T. ID MYERS IT. D. Ii hE. r. p TAYLOR
President General Mgr. Traffic NJ.
Richmond. Va
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tALIIMUKE ~ UnlO =. 4.

Schedule in effect Nay Is 1902.
Leave Washington, Nez jersey Ave and St
CHo@go ard Northwest, -Io-5o q n, -6-1a
C5Eeiuaati. St. Lo1.,- and Louisville. 1000
g. H., AIS P t., In night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 =. n, 's;45
p. H., and ! 90 night
Columbus and W hecling. $50 p n
Winchester, llssS5 a n. i4'I5 and 1880
Luray. Riverton. Front Royal. ElkrOn. AIS
: Annapolis. H7.so. $50. lH1=5O a n. li4:so.
FrcdericE- ISIS. 900. illo.5O a n. Ills.
I4-s3. alc 6-20 p H.
Hagerstown. 1905 a N and $50 P n
Boyd ard way points. 6;S5r 800 a. n.
Gaithers5urg and way points, SIS, 800 =.
n. 80. s.I.I5, -, $50, '5sO5, $50,
DO IS. $50. ''lO:I5. II 80 p n
Washington Junction and way points. 1855.
'-g.00 A. n, lis, $50, 1881 P n
Baltimore. week cays, NS-oo. 500, $50,
x7-05. 80 Ks 80. SIS. $50, xl0-oo, II sc A.
m xi2-2O noon. H 50, 1900, z45Ou, Il 80,
ass x5-05 SIS x6.e0, ESQ, 90, 1900.
so xs-90 x9-00 T. H.. xl2-30. IS 500.
* 30, x5-05. $50, xs-0o. zlO70O. xll-So, HIS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Baltimore Philadelphia. New YORK, Boston,
and me last, ~ y - kDlheIjs iic.sV toll-
fet}. $500 (Diner). 1000 (Dineri a. Il.
$50 Diaer). 's.Go C'Royal Limited
Dine-). 400 CPhilzdelphia only, sos
tDiner) 500 and sll:90 p N Sleeping Car
open AZ 1000 0'clcck).
Atlantic Cry. 7-O5. 1000 a N. l12-s0
noon. 800 o. n.
Daily. Except sunday @'Sunday only.
NExpress trains
- Baggage called for and checked RON hcteis
a=d residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders
left az ticket offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania ATelus
northwest, View YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
S-rpar aud NJ station
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Mrs. Renner
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Lnpo----d Dutch fan bulbs suca
as hyacinths. tulips crcC s. Chinese sacred lay.
etc; also singing canarl,s, parrots, doss. cate,
Se29-G
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MONEY TO LOAN az 81 to 5 per cent. in SUI,
Of a, go 20 $1,000. Oh D. <. real estate. uay
Of and pr cent MORTGAGE and ltsiu zn-,y
ala transactions conducted with economical cor
alteration Tor borrower NM- H. SAUNDERS
CU. lsO7 r a. nE.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AAERICAN LIVE.

SEN CTHAMgTON-LONBOS
St-Louis Nov. l., loan. St. Paul, Aov-2G l0a- m.
Phil phia, Nov.I9 loan. 81 Louis. Dec.9. loan.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW k<jEk-ANTW ERP-PARfS
Friesland. Nov =. loan kroon nd Nov lfz-
Naderiand, Nov-22, l0a-u- Iceland. Dec-6. Tan
lATEKSAIIONAL NAV lt.AIlON COMPANY.
C0MPASf'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 F s.
\. W oT Geo. =. Moss 1911 G s.. y "
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Money LOANED salaried PeoDle.

Retail nerchants tvanstera boarding house-
without security largest cuisines IN ~ prlp.
opal cities. TOLMAN. Room IOl, US 10Th -
nv u,1t-tF
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We HAVE A NEW BAR'L

suite /, ID floor, Warder Bldg-. 9th and = IS
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Dz=:SHADE,
IL NEADC, DpACTICE

Uses eclectic remedies and in many cases
static electricity, Special attention given %
Brain and nervous dise8fcs. throat. hlr and
catarrhal affections. rheumatism. ueJ,-alg.a.
stomach. rectlfn. piles. bidder kidney. female
diseases, al sin and blond I'D sslsls CurrI with
our mercury OF potash. No raru whit YOUR
trouble may Doe tmeutai or PhaslcsD consult
Ur. Shade free % ciar-N. Both sexes strictly
confidential Corner 18Th and G SITS. S5-f
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C. b. RYAN. WALTER C. COLEMAN.
Gg1=rsi Pass AlgnL g. T. D. 4.
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moTiN THETRUST
NkTIQNEL L0AN kND IRVESTRERT 60.

New Building, y T. Cor. 18th and C. SIS.
Eutrsace on O. St. Fourth door front.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-07-04
MANTON.

I The Msnton Club keep open house
today.
Geo. Thurber h visiting relatives at
Fruit Hill
The Providence tan assessors were here
on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Adams sprained her ankle
on Tuesday.
nis stated that las looms are running
at the Msnton MIL.
Courl.L Lyman gave a supper at Holden's
Hail, on Thursday evening.
MI" Mary Newman OF New Bedford
10 visiting at Joseph Newmans.
The Mohs~ks play the Broadway Alh.
le,ics at Pawtucket this forenoon.
The races at Narraganseu Park have
attracted quite a number OF MAnton peo.
pie.
DIR. and Mr.. Warren Holden OF New
York are guests OF MIR. and Mt. c. l..
Holden. this week.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, X. OF r.,
met on Wednesday evening, Deputy II.
Q. Morton was present
A boys best fiend 10 her mother. but
DR. Hough'. Malaria Cure Ia a friend to
everybody. Never tsils,
Il. c. Inman. formerly OF this place,
has recently acquired q half interest In
the Pswtuxet Valley Tines.
Patrolman Mclaughlin, who ha. been
stationed near the mill for some time. has
been relieved from that duty.
Anchor Lodge held a well attended
meeting on Monday evening, Among
the visitors present was District Deputy
Mowry.
The Providence City Council have
voted an appropriation to maeadamize
Manton avenue from Unit street to Chalk.
stone avenue.
Della Prev. who lives at Lymansville,
reported to The police OF tho Sixth Pre-
einct Monday night, that while ylsitIeg
Olneyvllle she lost poeke,book contain.
Ing little more than 81.
We have on hand limited number OF
United States Bicycles, new and In per.
feet condition, which we can scll AT
greatly reduced prices. Call and see
them. Hughe. & Akin. 3s Plainfeld
street, Olneyville.
Services at the Church Of Christ, Man
ton, Jnly 8, 1904. Regular services,
Bible School, II O'Clock followed by shor,
address. by pastor. Y. r. S. OF G. r., 9
O'Clock. Evening Service, 7 p. m. fol.
lowed by communion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-07-04

The Olneyvllla station became on July
Ist an Independent station ss regards the
registry Of letters. That 10 to shy. the
registry busine" Ia now conducted inde-
pendently OF the Providence office Miss
Ruth Ciemence, former employe OF this
Office. but for the past fe- years at the
Providence office, has been permanently
added TO the clerical force at the OlneY.
villo station. Joseph Kelley, a sub car.
rier has been added to the csrners during
the vacation season soon to begin. +. A..
Peck left on Tuesday, TOR Falmouth 4,
Ma"., where he completes hl, two weeks
vacation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-07-04

Tho evening was advanced when n
venerable squire OF ancient name and
lineage arose 60 propose tonst. Sci.
dom have | heard one more success.
full lie began modostly. IL In always
well 10 begin modestly. IL feel" said
the good man. that for n plain coun-
try squire like myself To address n dig
nlfled body like the prcsbytcry OF ST.
Andrews, including In It's number yurl-
Gus learned professors, In indeed 10
cast pearls before swine"
lie had 10 pause long ere hc got fur.
thcr. Thundcrous applause broke forth.
The swine chccrcd as II they would
never leave Off. We all knew perfect.
ly what the laird meant. ! was sitting
next TO him ns he spoke the words.
heard them with these ears. Twenty
Ave Years of 81. Andrews"