davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

FOR SALE-5s head coming yearling and
yearling steers. Well bred stock. Address
Patrick Rourke, Eldcu, Iowa. miles west of
CITY
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

For SALE Silver Mime Seed Corn, ST. IS
per bushel. Address Charles L. Peters.
City.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

WANTED-A harness maker to run a Lam
dis. steady job. C. F. Bastian, Forest
City, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

TO EXCHAfGE-For good clean stock
of merchant Use, $50 acres of land IN SAM
born county. S. b., IS acres under cultivation.
fair grove, all ii Liable, school house on land.
r. E. Dowdel1, Artesian S. ID.
7 EARN PHtDrOGKAPHY,-only profess
sion not oNercrowded; positions awaiting
graduates. Minnesota College of Photog-
raphy, 316 Mic pllet Ave, Minneapolis.
COWS ON SHARES and 100 to 800 acres
~ choice land. Half cash, balance time pay.
ing 500 yearly. Address with stamp. Chas.
Anderson, Pi ERE, S. D.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

EOK SALE OR TRADE-A good hcte1
= and livery stock. Good location. Address
VIM. Spoahr, Belknar. Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

FOR SALE OR TIsADE-Fifty acres of
land 2ls miles from Agency. Twenty acres
Der, underlad with COAL ]. T. Newell, Agency.
Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

J
The accompanying cut is perfect likeness;
was taken after his sight had been restored by
DR.. Coffee. Mr.. Davis has been afflicted with
weak eyes for many years. They would get
better and then worse. and finally year ago.
he was taken with terrible Inflammation of
the eyes, ulcers formed an abscess of each eye
ball. which made him blind in four weeks
and having neighbor who had been cured by
DIR. Coffee. he went to him at once and in four
months cured the ulcers and graduated lids
and restored his sight,
Cured of Cataracts. Granulated Lids and
Scums; Why not let us cure you?
Read what the Rev. p. N. Gravis says about
my Absorption Treatment:
Dear Sir-My eyes seem to be almost as
we'll as they ever were, and the scums and
cataractS are all gone and the lids have re-
sumed their natural thickness. haveno pain
and no granulations on them at all. L can see
further and more distinctly than before.
Thanking you for past favors. am,
Yours most respectfully.
Zephyr. Tex. REV. P. N. GRAVIS.
1t makes no difference what the trouble is
with your eyes. write to DIR. Coffee, for his 30
page book. New System of Treating Diseases
of the Eye" You will find in 1t some history
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

WANTED-Teacl1ers
" to S125; principal
teachers, $40 to $50 mont
information. Andrew J
Missouri.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03
ONE FARE PLUS So. 90

for the round trip. Tickets limited to 81
days for return and good for stop-over priv
ileges at certain points within a going limit
of Is days j. II. MERRY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent
DUBUQUE, Iowa
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

some friend the way to sight.
DR.. W. o. COFFEE, aasGood Block. Des Moines, la,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

A new elevator will be built at Rock
Valley.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

VHTE- ut Homeseeker's Excursion tick
w ~ 1 cts will also be sold from sta.
w 1S lions in Iowa east of and in
Guiding Cedar Falls and from points on
the Albert Lea and Cedar Rapids branches
April /, is, May and 20, to points on the
Illinois Central Railroad to which the one
way rate is $500 or over, in South Dakota,
Minnesota and in Iowa to all points west
Of .Ackley inclusive, except points west of
LeMars.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

F1OmESEEKerS' EXCuISIUfI 10 POIntS on
Other Lines of Railroad
The Illinois Central will also sell on April
l., Is, May and 90 1902, Homeseeker's Elk
cursion Tickets to points on foreign lines
of railroad in many Western, Southwestern
and Southern States, including all points in
California.
For rates, routes, ETC., inquire of your
nearest Illinois Central Ticket Agent.
All Homeseeker's Excursion Tickets are
oil of a ta of
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

= Superintendent, $50
!, $50 to 500; grade
lily. Send postage for
Jones, Pleasant Hill,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03
centerviIIe Headquarters.

CeTIIeTVT1Te r1eduqudrteTS.
Ce1terville will be the headquarters
of the road, said Mr.. Reddig in the
conversation yesterday morning. 1t
will also be the headquarters for the
construction of the road and all bust
ness will be done from this point.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
one-half centper wood. each insertion.
WANTED.

WOOD WANTED on subscription accounts
at the Courier offlc e.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-03

of a case just like your own
with photographs from life. DR..
Coffee cures cataracts, (any
Stage) scums. granulated lids,
weak or watery eyes, wild hairs,
Inflammation, failing sight. in
fact, any thing but complete
paralysis of the optic nerve. He
cures you at home with his mild
Absorption Treatment. at small
cost. Write for the big free
hook today Ii may show Won or
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
INDICATIONS OF OIL.
Surface Signs of Petroleum on a vir-
ginia Farm.

It is stated that oil has been discoy-
cred hort distance from Rossiyn.
Va. on the property belonging to Nj.
John W Clark. The property is located
near the Alexandria county courthouse.
The indications point to = good supply,
and Mr. Clark is NOW making arranga-
ments to work the land.
The tract upon which the discovery
was made is a large one. and It is un-
derstood that Mr. Clark has secuced an
option on acres OF the surroundins
property, Win the object Of purchasing
the same if his property proves pro-
duct!ve.
The land was examined by an expert
several days ago. who made a very en-
courasing report to the owner a day
or two ago The owner secured the ser
vices of Government expert. and if
his report Is favorable Nr. Clark viii
Immediately besin the sinking Of Il well.
The experts reported that the surface
were particularly PROMISING
Nj Clark who is man of considerable
wealth. intends to work the land 10 its
fun extent. and to begin at the earliest
possible time.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
MERCHANTS CANNOT
USB Tho SIDBH AXIS
UnfaVorable Report on Pc
tition Of Business Men,
Louisiana Avenue, Between S-1-l and
Seventh Streets, the Space
in Question.

The District Commissioners few
days ago received a petition rom the
occupants of buildings on Louisiana
Avenue. between sixth and Seventh
Streets northwest. raedestias rermls-
sion to use ten feet Of the sfdewaH. fo4'
the display OF goods Tor sale. The pc
tition was presented through Ar. Charles
". Dare with the request that it he
considered as a part Of the applica-
don fled several days before by Mr.
J. G. Sinclair. The petitioners FURTHER
requested that they be granted a hear
ing before the Board to enable them 20
state their views on the subject more at
length.
The Computing Engineer. Mr.. c. p.
Hunt. has reported the results Of an ex-
animation OF the locality. and states
that he is unable to recommend the dse
of the public space desired. He ex-
presses the belief that all reasonable
facilities for the display Of goods are
provided for IS the existing reguIa-
tions. and that the appearance OF this
very conspicuous square win be greatly
improved by adherence thereto.
It appears that i've Of the persons
occupying The square are opposed to the
petition.
The regulations allow the occupation o.
three feet o; the public space on Dusi-
ness streets baFond the building line.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
E04 NECESSARY TO
Ely2 I1Ph5T Ba MIS-
Commissioners Grant MIR,
S,urteVant's Request.
Cutlirg, Etc, on Meridian Avenue Can
Be Ie!4 Up fo- a While, Says
Computing Engineer.

The District Commissioner recently
received a communication from FIR. A..
J.. s.1rtevlH.. G.. f- .i-I Avenue,
ic4aas.tug 10 tl relieve. from the exc
cu-cu 81. ll order .rlH certain
improvement. en- #e aa- sile Oh
Meridian hvsure. from r-arer Street
eastward 20 t4e +. r-1g line OF the
Brown sub r,=iac "nt t'a1 art
'oir 'HNe b. ltEiaa %
.7 .tf-r. -. g1lar the
ls d. system.
Barr r- aas. a1 the owner
ia@ property.
vaa uuwet .aat .rs cost
would be assessed azaiu=t
10y E..L some of which
.s- Tie stated that be-
tL,sa lots lie amount a.
street purposes Atter-
called 10 ,hn fact tlai
of tine proposed f1-
re n de7,a-r-- grade
H.I| require heavy
!k Up TO .ae
ne 20 houses .n
want holds .aat
NOS aec-s-
Ga g Engineer,
r er to .Ea
rr hat the
red D. rot exc
present line
i2 and It's. vl 1'1t
Flich the FIJI
be made. Mr.. Er-- states
III, named is q good point
.. . tlUf luup lrt imp~C-r--.gnf. IN. ILL.,.
I ,st point ali OF the unimpgovea
cry !ics
Huut refers to a conversation with
llrteyaC- and Says that the ar
ant proposed VIII be a reason
opIiance with his request for -e-
cpOrr 0. the Computing Engineer
zen approved ly the GoanIs-
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

y fHE&h COURT or TIL DISTRICT or CO
LtABiA HOLDING \ PROBATE COURT.
No. 1854. Aa;rtiai- trz,.ou-
This IS to give n0ttce rhat the subscriber.
Of the state Of Maryland. has obtained from
the Probate Court a. the District Of Columbia
susllidry ejters et administration on the estate
OF adam Michel, hte Of the state of Maryland,
decca7cd- Al persons having claims against
The deceased are hereby warned 10 exAihit the
same, with the yourhers thereof. legally au-
;heuticared. To- the subscriber On or before the
5IU DAY OF il tA- 8. - 1853. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all beaeft % said
Given under my hand this 9th day OF July,
1902 L. !. GRIFFITH.
Upper Marlboro, No
Attest JOHN r. ROUZER,
Deputy Register oi Wills for Tie District
of Coluuhia; C;e-E Of the Probate Court.
CHA>. v, DARR, Attorney jyl0li,2i
IN THE SUPREME COURT. OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI NBIA HOLDING An EQUITY
COURT FOR SAID DlSTRICT.-HENRY c.
STEWART Jr., trustee, vs.. SALNA COOK.
(NkNuWN HEIRS ALIENEES, AND
DEFI>FES or Equity No 2S343
On motion of complainant by Henry c.
Stewart, jr., and Ma1pn \. Richardson. his
scleitorS IT. is this 2d day OF july, A. d.
1872 ordered that the defendants the unknown
heirs, aheuces. and dcviseeS of Stluia Cook,
cause their appearance to he entered herein
on or before thc first rule day occurring three
months IRON the first day OF tine publication %
this ogder, othar, s., Ji,s cause viii he pro-
srDlei nitH a7 ~ case % deiaElt. Tie object
Of this sIt is e. gHict titic Of complainant
10 the south part " -ubloJ numbered tvo, in
Nlltber-rr'- suAdiv-- isir- --ot square numbered
four hundred and farty-one, fronting twenty
four icer on north : street. and running back
that depth siXty-fye Tee{ and -iN inches Ia tha
city OF Washington. District et tolu.Hlia, and
20 cnjo!n the GeirudaH,s and each of t!i7m
from setting M, claluliHe. or asserting title
thrrgto THIS notice tH De pub. -aed IN th-
Washington Law ReUouef' and The Wash
irgtou Time ice Q month for three successive
months ueiorc SAID rale gay.
t~5al) Z. u BINGHAM, (hiet iustiee.
True co.y--lest-
!. r. Att VI. CLERK.
Hy 81. l. CLANlR. Assistant Cllr'
L. LL-.--L - LII /. Is
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
AGED JURiST DEAD.
/ Judge William Marin Passes Away at
Syracuse, II. Y.

Judge William Marvin Passes Away at
Syracuse, II. Y.
SYRACUSE. X. T.. July . - Judge
william Marvin. Of skancateles, died this
morning Of pneumonia. lie was ninety
Jour years Old. President Jackson dp-
pointed him uaued states district at
torney for The southern district Of Cali
fcrnia in 1885.
g0or ftrr President Van Buren ap-
pointed Iim a United States judge. and
when Florida was admitted 10 the Union
he was appointed United States judge
hr President p5lE. During the FIRST part
Of thc civil war h- maintained a Union
court aeainst al difficulties.
In 1850 President Johnson appointed
kim rro ioaal rorerHaI " Florida. he
was elected United sta.ts s1aaror hy
the whites but because the negroes were
not allowed TO vote a1.tHar election
was held and the Judge ae'gsec 90 stand
as candidate
Judge Marvin was frr-l sra:aa. o.
histor- ard 'hr Eil'a. auf uEa "'-
s.val5 on those SUBJECTS He vas a r.-
serat and voted for every DEN tc
uaidate for President .rc- jar s'
80 Bryan
The latter he rejected and support
Mckinley.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
ALLEY CLEAN ENOUGH.
Request for Repayemert Adverselv Re
ported Upon

5lr. p j Nee Of 515 II Street north
#--1 written to ,A. District COM
-.usr5 calling attention 10 ths un-
heal a. condition OF an alley in square
ea b. the DEPOSIT o. refuse by
tae .sa-a of the alley.
Tne writer says the same cannot be
r-ar=r'y -anaved on account of the con-
iitar the pavement a. The alley The
paving stones he says. are SO large and
irre~-iaT 'sa' the usual cleaning does
rot remove the deposits Of refuse and
only a.-0g heavy rain is the alley in
q sfHitrrr condition.
TIL cowputing engineer has reported
t6- results OF conference with the
jeaitu O.=crT 10 tne effect that the con
onion ol the alley is uot such as would
led MIN go give it reference at this
time for paving with modern material
10 the interest OF public Eaalth safety
and comfort in The absence Of such
q recuuim audation and Of majority
petition from abuiting property owners
Tor such work and the engineers Office
not being able 10 certify hat it IS need
ed. It IS recommended thai the pavia-,
Of said alley he not ordered.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ iCE or THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
GyLtHHI5, Washington. Jgy 10. geo. Su-
T}tE is HEgEBT GivtN tfat M Ass.s-r 81
the 1istder oi Columbia mas caused 10 be pre-
pJfst blank schedules idf personal property
ST. aIett to tJxGton, as required hy tie act %
O.. zres approved july ] 1872. IMPOSING 3
tax ou personal property y the District u
teiuu i3. tnd ttat a-eopy cf sNch ssheauis
vii be Delivered to any citizen apFiyips
5arref6r at til, office. The law pT1~ihs
3Ist said sebe-iile shall be pr1peyly filed,
sworn 10. sad returned 10 tie A,sssr win
tnTy days after the last day Of this notice.
This laR wiil BE- strictly enforced by the Board
20 Peana. Tx Appraisers. H., il. gAR
NELLIE, A.ca-gc u. Z. inia-S
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Social and Meeting Of Capital City Cir-
Gle last Night.


Gle Last Night.
3 social aaI INSTALLATION OF officers OF
the Capital Cily Circle, No. 315. Pro-
tcctel Home circle. was held last night
n the Northeast Temple. corner Of
T-cifra ana r Streets northeast. Be
SIDES Dee installation ceremonies q very
attractive program was. rendered. after
which refreshments werc served. and
1nc,ar-gas laauls-a IN by the younger
members.
lr. Thomas s Rogers. deputy SUI
preme president OF the national organ
iz2tou ana pas. president Or the local
society. wus master OF ccrcmortas Dur
iEg the evening he made rirr'y ad-
dress
The following officers were Installed:
Turu P Wood pre- ile1f Fred
Ii-cIcr. vice ol. lent, Mrs. Mafy Hel-r
Hogghtcn, E4a. la PtHip LeG.rar
chaplain: Miss Jeanne a. Coa.. seage-
.arg, drs. Emma e. Deabau, aeeoiut-
ant. John q. Deaaam. treasurer; ~. II.
Abbott guide. Hrs. Bcrue Eireher.
toupuioa. J. q. Beeee. porter Mrs
Jsal 3 Al bort wafelr--.
ne tHstt-Nt- Ea ..ll.. slL
was somewhat Harr, 'a~
storm which broke over a.--
ms tly ing .us.au
~, auH
stan -s
err f.a Hau
crasa. Dr. 4le -ar ae very
ts.uE llr Rogers spoke
HAT there was
orchestra
il .h. quiataJ
-, and ev=ry-
s tla remain
tH5 rrcgrau
aiwilaa Eg-saaH and
- ar.ou -'Lsa Ruth Alb
bot. stia Marion Kelly.
rec. at.ou Ei-a Smith plano solo.
Nr t.wi. Jlsscau recitation .1.ias
Deie Chs piano solo. ,li7 5--1.-
= CooE res. alton. 3iiss Ffgie Ray
moud.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
MAY DO AWAY WITH FREE LUNCH
R tail Liquor Dealers Also Contemplate
Reducing Size Of Beer Schooners.

Reducing Size OF Beer SchOonerS.
Reform in the methods OF saloon prao-
ti-e5 aas the chief topic OF discussion
d. meeting Of he Retail Liquor Deal
vis association yesterday afternoon at
Naccabee Temple. ca Eiuyh Street
northwest. Chief among Che reforms
the members Of the association wish to
bring about is q curtaiment Of the rec
lunch practice. if NOT IFS lntire abolish
ment, iu the saloons OF the city
II is claimed by majority Of me
members OF the association ,har SO
much could he saved by doing away
vim rni= gift that the .Elra license fee
attached 20 the retail dealer by Con-
-resa would not hc .C.t 40 definite
action Eas taken upon the subject.
j gpears chat the association does
NOT deem Il advisable to take DEE. q
steps il the matter until If has can,
5C4 -l he dealers In The rrty aua
has loesived individual pledges aot to
give arg free lunch.
Another aurtaIment in the expense
oi The 9a.llHks,uor wilt be q uniform
size =las- Ia some .5ealitios the sac
looms supply to thrir patrons almost
quart 90. beer or lta cents.
.nclS 'be minor matters ual.r dis,
e's5t9E was the question u- rLpl-virg
az expert counsel i. is ,hguent p,
members of The sooiatian Jhat il the
organize lion supported lawyer OF ma
-aaai reputation, hg would be- able 10
eprear before the Commissioners ito
Excl Beard and Congress. he would
Dc "ttth great deal 10 them
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
PROGRESS OF WORK
ON NAVAL VESSELS
Fl#aL HEARING POSTPONED.
se-a,a rarici Appears for M7. Wells

sera,g- raniol Appears 1O- E7 Wells
t~ Case -,ugs 5y Latle-'s VIE.
.a,-e .- With Gc litigation bee
Is. @ louise, C. WoaH ami Iar
hu r TeHt.a O. Ng,.".
e.p. .-. .. oC d.. r2r-cr to s.. l.r
cssl- tsua. Senator john IT..
i.1...- N'rra Ens appeared
FL ta. -H.-eue Court e. ,.e District as
carrs.. r .i- Wells
"raees-.u-s for divorce were begun by
llrs. Wells several years ago Hr.
wells. however. rlgl 80 ,ross-AiH asking
fee divorce au3 ALSO the caa--.y er tLa.r
ca1l NEca ,Ae matter came 10 hear
ing 'i-s. Wells petition aaa a.-as ed
aut Mr Wells granted % rfsorta e
also awarded III. cas,otv i.#
The order giving BIN
custody OF the eat,d r.-a.eca ..aa -r
shouls aarm 1-rz. Wells ai.
o.. Residence. ON account rf rna cai, H
-a.ltA. ar the suggestion ~ his & j.
.iau. be removed .he rnil3 20 h-s hoaa
IN Virginia. gr.er lavia- isf--4 Mrs.
.gel's C.. his intention 20 G0 So.
Chic. Justice Bingham ,.r ..-... d.
hearing a- gao motion u..-
torn oi a.-r,. This IS a
for Nr Wells. tcug0rari. ass.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New Willdrd-G ~. Hogg. Nashville
Tenn; x. L. Scorby. Chicago: n. Smith'
Trenton: Miss Palmer. New York: NJ.
i. Robert, Boston. Mass; w. Saro-
well, Chicago; H. 3. subbe, springfeld.
j. Smith Trenton
The Ralefgh-C. H. stoddara. Chicago:
w. p Woods, Providence; =. T. T-homp-
son. New York; II. s. Vc8tch. Chicago:
D. S. Caldwell Philadelphia, g. s
Thompson, New York. j. W. Whiler.
Chicago G.. l. Cl0re. ~ r. L. Briggs.
w. T. KAY New York, A. s. Nu.aott
Philadelphia.
INC Arllrgn-s. G. Edgar. 81. Louis.
". S. Noul+ Frank Hessey. Eew os.;
2 n Ca3n Boston Macs: w Z. Chan
,lar Concord y. y.
Riggs House Il, Stafford. New Or
leans; J. VI. Stealing, Ne" York.
9uir Eouso-J. Z. stanford. United
s.asez EaeY C. H. Weltz, Norristowu.
Pa r. .o Now York; r K Town
r. surr ,HtcaEo q. Hunt London.
G. Fraa-.e Chicago; II. f. Bunk, New
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
no INQUEST NECESSARY.
Coroner Decides Private Boyd's Death
to HaHa Beaa Accidenta!.

Coroner .Nevitt decided yesterday that
no iuquast would De necessary in the case
OF Corporal Samuel Boyd, of the Ma-
vine Barracks. who was one OF Dewey's
orde-i.s+ during the battle OF Manila
Bay, ami who was Instantly killed by q
train late Tuesday afternoon. The ac-
ci3eut occurred at the Oriway Riff
Gareo. near MagruIer's Station Mi.
Coroner Nevitt viewed the remains.
and after concluding his examination
issued q certificate of death due to ae-
otdeat The remains Of the unfortunate
man VIII probably be inferred in Ar
Iirrtan Ceuoter- until his relatives in
California rav= Haen heard from
1t vas az first thought that an inquest
wcig p. held yesterday but the
coroner. i'm Wow OF ihe large lumber Of
persons who Witnessed the Incident. all
ct whose stories agreed, decided that
SUCH artcn was unnecessary
Ees5 as aa.ive of California. hav-
re culis = ia the Marine Corps at San
E-crc.aca oaoat five years ago. His
Earc0t- live il san Fra-t.Sco and they
have .cen notified Of his death.
During tive Battle of 'tanua Boyd was
stationed on she flagship D'2pig. and
vas ore O ADMIRAL Dewey S orderIies
during TIE famous engagement. He made
ssauy ir uts in ihe service and was well
.1ou -h- o.
Boyd service in the Marine Corps
would have czpired withia three months
-aa it i5 understood that be- had intend
ea ro.g7aiag to Gis home IN san Fran
ai-ao @r4 clgasiug in business Tor hini-
l
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
A Shortage Alleged.

when Attorneys Hamilton and Colbert
came into court for the plrpose Of hav-
i-g a final distribution Of tbe assets in
inc haud5 OF he administrator made the
Government claimed that Mr. Yeatmsn
was short in his accounts to the amount
OF $4,000. and asked that the distrllu-
zion be suspended
Ny Gould ID hat time informed the
co4r. that only recently Government Of
ra,als had discovered The sho. tasa and
SO asked ,hgr thp settlement Of the cs-
tatc ~ Hr. Iea-maa be- postponed uaul
be could a'e .ie Government claim
40 date l been fixed for the filing
af the ala5-.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10

PNEl NtTIC TUBE MAIL SERTICE-POST-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington. d. C..
Juae -, lasE.-sEALEb PROPOSALS VIII be
received at Jhe office Of the second Assistant
Pestmai,er General. Pa-tsf.-e Department mf
Ill = p. M., Al ST ll. Ie1, tvr The per
furma1ee ot maIt service by pneumatic tubes or
other similar osiices, al the following cities:
Boston Mass; BFaoRsts, y l.; New J ork.
y. "; 81 Louis .i1.; PHILADELPHIA Pa:
Nishinctoa. =. g.. tli. le1, Ii. riupl lets
giving description vt Routes and requirements
under the advertisements may De- had on anpl.-
cation go The postmoajsr at AIS % tie slrdre-
named ri}a., 3r upon application to- 10.
Second Assistant PosrEl7,r General Wash
!n4tou, 70. (. Il. {. PAY Nj Postmaster Gea-
eral. ie25Iy3, Ig.l7,eb3I
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
Urhurt BY Fall Into Deep Sewer.

William Anderson color9a thlrrF-dye
years OF age. living 'l3a Jersey
Avenue southwest. fell down
fge-foot sewer In course
in the rear OF the congrssi7s8l C-aas5
tesy Tie was bruised aaH- .aa heed
al shoulders. acc after assisted
ca, oi De hole by his co seq. Dee
was able To continue his work.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
MAN HAS
NEW AERIAL SHIP
RANCHMlN INEENTS
FLYING MACHINE
Model to Be Tested at Frankfort, New
Yo-l-Compauy Organized and
Patent Issued.

T. C. Benbrow. rarchman. or Car.
bon county Montana, has been gwen a
ratcnt for q flying machine.
Yesterday he shipped his model TO
Frankfort, \. y. where it wiil be given
its first official test. company has
been organized TO Immediately construct
machines.
Bcrbrow SAYS he has challenged H.
Santos Dumont for n race. but has re-
Ceiyed TO reply He declares that he g
through with bronco busting. and says
the rest Of his days viii Ice devoted to
building and pcrfeeting dying ships.
The Washington times., 1902-07-10
Riggs House r. Stafford. New Or
leans: J. NJ Stealing. New York.
Now at Hand.

100 sni marl 4.n interested ID Lr iug how
ta Get rHiel r~Iiet. There IS one lcrady that
te.ar tails auI Is pleasant 90 taec. Read what
Hr. ". +. STORY, % rion. h.u.. SAYS q. a..
"ai an alta 90 h9N t4y" H'tItl VIM
,muhcrla.a'- toi.. Cholera .ri D3Iy.booa
haaedv and Sa oi ty gr0 Gq5rs oi H.
1fl mtdy J. iar 7lt by Hrrr E,4as, Whole
sale and ietaii and al druggists.