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SQUARE PIANOS MUST GO

FOR SALE-Entire contents Of army officer
residence leaving city Fine mahogany birds
eye maple and oak bedroom suites ladies dress
ing tables cnlfuDIgrs. music cabinets, desks.
ma silk pariQr suite IRON and brass beds steel
springs. hair Mattress solid mahogany and
walnut bookcases. china closet roll and taJt8p
desks carpets rugs. large pier and chcvzI mir
EoTs solid mahogany tables. Eardrs5es- Iron
beds Il. solid oak beds - HARRY SAY
MAN i-s or 4sl 9th S.; NV. eI5-5
We Purchased At q Government SaIe no *
tIa Heavy 4 = Navy Sweaters For Which
Uncle sam Paid 500 Each Our Price Is
sl-sl. Q. Al RBAIA. and T. eI5-S
FOR sALE-Fine upright piano slfs cash.
another az Slo5 on easy payHeats. most COM
piete Inc 81 sheet music. etc ia the citr.
D. J. bEAOLL & CO. 1871 q ST. NV. ss.e-
cessor TO iieur White. eI5-u
FOR sALE-No- > Remington typewriter and
stand good as new so. Boa 800. this Of
- co.
FOR SALE-A new steam table. cost $50. VII
sell cheap can be seen AZ 0o5 Pa ave NV
FOR SALE-FTue tone. rose veod case Chick
trfHg piano. 80; perfect Col.GItiou- 9J+ Ig-a
81 NV miss
FOR sALE-The contents q a teu-rgom board
iae hou<e cheap IA ST. Sc ral5-s
OR Si.4g Double Breasted saxanv Wool Jackets
81 lr,t, ~ my ,i'i- " sc SD ia - fearS
a. -, a - iiloF'e5 .t N--ol-s
N's.. herman ii-ii- hL.li Jackets anu Sweaters
----,--,..r.r-
.,'.' M va " "" Si'-'5 Drop ,a1En=t
$3.50 "a >t| '''- -4',"tl'e Win auF $50 4is-
,...''t }" iIs l-ia4. it.-i FREE 20 ears Guar
;. -, -''5,-h' H. * IL Domestic
irg. Phone. El-t ~ -
FOR >AiE-LadE's ticket 90 Atlanta Ca 81
lah Iri.e- g5 Il o. NV miss
49,
@lrd pointer aes, months, cheap. 1855 4rh
81 NV uI5-3
usp l,rr M -r -.-
4ir-i rf.t.N5.1-. M. 700. o. -.
~ '-t'' liz ~ a. i' j. FAhNl, A1faiaH-
- --.----
toh >A,-f-'''S bteio'" suite, with Eire-
woven Springs. 4.'~' 900 price ~; uu- iadE'-
H.ot 'te- n"a. cost - price SD Apply $50
Lincoln ST. Auasa-lla- miss
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FOUND

FoTNB-StEaEeI 20 my premises. q steer
Owner con haF- same 3t paving charges. MIR.
= . - nhLL-N. 81 l2LH - DE- UI7-a
SICKNESS and death are n ccllar-ma,le ice
cream. sewer gas causes It. do not eat that
kind, our lce-cTeam is made IS feet above
the ground and is pure, delicious sud health
fUls sOc anC NCC per gallon. LACEY'S CO.
Aevs YORK ave N.Y. and uz-Il5 Chicago 81.
ne
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR NhLE-IITc is your chance. TW0-acTe
i"t< at $50 for sixty months. with rs peach
ana y plum trees, - grape vines, living bear
iuS. III tuiPcFsr County Va This IS a good
thing Build "A summer home GEO ii >LIE,
COZ + ST. nv eI6-2
FOR SALE-5-room house acres land 5000,
500 down, balance monthly, PIERCE
PIERCE. Vienna. Va Uc2- 50t
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FOR SALE-Or lease. established cafe NV;
Office. ELS
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wANTED-HoRsES AND VEHICLES

hANFED-To buy par OF horses. on reasonable
terms Adde'S BOX 25s. this office miss
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SIPHEME t5J Ri Oks TIE DISTRICT OF
COLI 4iBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
C0JRT--ESTATE OF AMELIA FISHER
Deceased. No. IIC54- Administration
Application having been Haade 90 the supreme
Court Of thu District Of Columbia. holding 4
Probate Court for letters Of administration on
the esJate OF the aboye-named Amelia Fisher,
deceased, by Charles Fisher. a brother Cf said
Cecedent It Is ordered this 10th day OF Oc-
tober- 4 D. 1892, that notice be and hereby
IS given TO Franklin Fisher and Rudolph ".
Fisher. brothers and next OF KIN Of said de-
cedent, and 70 III others concerned. TO appear
IN sid court on MONDAY. THE nth DAY OF
NO] EAlBER- 4 d 1902 AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
VI. 70 show cause Ehy such application should
rot be granted and &hy letters Of adIniuistra-
ton on said estate should not be issued 20
Timothy A Carroll of the District OF CoIuul-
TIA Provided This notice be published IN the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Times once N each Of three Successive
weeks before the return dsy herein mentioned
the nTst publication 10 be not less than thirty
days before SAID return day-
{SeaL) JOB BARNARD Justice.
Attest JOHN r ROTZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk % the Probate Court
r. EEFTW1CH SINCLAIR. attorney
OcII.24Sl
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FOR sALE-ConteBts Of twelve room boarding
house II Grant Place MILF
The CHEAPEST PLACE OK EARTH to buv
diamonds. watches. and jeEeIrT on weekly OF
uIf5ssttiiT- payments, credit TO all = DRt-E-
kER, Ser I2th St and Pennsylvania ave.
rpstairs- ocfI-2aE
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and rnalnsuriuZg-
50c BROWNE. s04 F St NV mz1-tf
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MA iEb-AIUruUrIce Il: millinery. neat ~aaer.
sS.ai- PAY Apply bet 9 and o'clock HOPE
1914 18th St. 81
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FOR SALE-Old- established grocery store do
ing cash business SO daily. best reasons for
selling; VIII bc sacrificed tHis week. NEW
YORK 81 '>iNESS BROKERS. 6lI r 81. mif-5
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

OBJ RENT-Tb~ee new Groom houses on Ben
ming road east, large back lot; dne well water;
one car fare. white tenants. $50 each IN
qujfe 80 G 81. nv clos
FOR RFNT-That desirable property corner IIta
aud L SIS. NV, large -tGFe 1850. baker, two
story stable and seven room tat, large cellar;
VIII rrnt rs a whole or separately JOHN c.
FAY, 1912 = 81. NV eI5-2
FOR RENT-2IO3 Ist ST. NV, 9 rooms, tiled
hath. pantry. large yard and cellar, So. -.
JOHN C. FAY. 1910 T ST MS. eI5-9
FOR KENT-Tv0 very nice Groom nricz coy
homes, Nos- I5oa-15i1 Ist St NV; price $50
lIIf & 81. NV els
FOR RENT-6-room corner Iaouse Tor only SI2.50
Per Month. convenient to both car lines 1912
Huron St NV kegs next door B. d WARNER
CO.. slb 81. mI5-S
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NANtED-"hite cook col1red nurse. cooks.
waitress COOKS ta- Nasslcl -l~etts
2E1 Ncv jersey. Job NCT York ave nj
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q W. CunTCTr,Nr
- " h'0AhiA'' 1ON' I hlDA1
-
i F0p PEy7- ooo,--
HNOO1H0'
FOR RENT FlrTT-rf-,-I go
.sfrh gr..f-f.rrsl - 80 i.oll p"L-aI
. keeping; To adults OWNER. II2s Gth 81. NV.
cI1-a
FOR RENT-one second floor back room. With
sa-. - per month I24 - 81. ne mf,-g
. TTF VFIT-- E-----55-5--,5 -. --
. large double beds. AIS ID ST r,g --I-,
/ L'h I'f-N large. nicely furnished second
z,.'t .'.n room, newly Fapsrea and painted.
+ - - s"i.-2
. F'k EEN -Far5"r and bedroom handsomely
~ .r 49, .'' ..'e' rooms, ,artly furnished
"'''-'
/ FOR kENI-@lH New York ave, nicely fur
'-'-,- rooms an suite or single; transieHts.
4 NA<TFU-Parrr rvrfrHrrt ,t,i7,7---, -
board - rT-ea a,laf-s and ,rs 1.. par SE 5l'
! ur cali ~ 9Th ST. uv- mis-
FOR RENT Furnished 49,.
- -
" -.'--> 40 ~" ST. NV rooms. S. up
/ FOR RE>E-To gent ieTuau in rr:y-7te fam
H. i rh.Fi.slorl front room. southern ezp9s-
80 NJ. 10. NILS
/ For RENT-Ncsr elegant s,rrrf.l,.5 800. -
same floor. Gentlemen or Tr,,I.- l' =
Esar Pa ave sz-iz 10th ST. NV. lefr be4
mis-
AT.,Dy .-.-s-.s- be-. -,,-- 49,
one furnished nom 70 .nrIs5eo .. ID, TO REM [epS
1e-.r II ms '--S' '''il- isl+
/ FOR RENT-I-zrge fTT-0I-TrT r----- ~, a.
! i + 81 uu 49,
/ FOR RENT Furnished rooms far 5leI.. br7,-c-
keeping 5az ri 81 NV mI-g
TDP RENT-rrn- Mas .,.. --;--r-- s..-,-.-l.-7;
room ,srfrarf. for t., ~ -.,'''- i.'is.e'
- -
YIN M OUT furnished rooms for geails-
lG-.-- i-.' @ 81. nT- MIS-
FOR RLNT-Tve large hall rooms. gentlemen
preferred 90 ST. NV eIG2
FUE RENT-L.rra room. f-,--5-s-,5- -
bath So. also fo- s. month Win sfs,yI bsit
81 jth ST. NV elsE
For frFNT-T-.- Coco F.,-,
mics
Fg.l UEVT- r.
ji.-Ir Er--,,,, 4, I-o..lS, complete Tor
1881 Ncw Jersey ave n7r ''o'''' i'T@.l gas
. $3.50 --i-iLsi4-'i ROOM 80 bath
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nANfEi5-Two good mlIIirer tg5Iame-s. Az
Ply a. once 5Ss I'll 81 NV mi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COLI MBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
C0JRT-ESTATE OF AMELIA FISHER.
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NtHTED-Good barber: liberal guarantee given.
Nhlt- or light eoiored- 80 18th s.. NV rHI
NANfEIl-Soilector. at once good salary Also
driver for delivery 1900 New YORK ave. NV
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Chambern7jl-, help for au DEPART
la,als H Ha1eI- b RECESS HOTEL AGENtH-
~. tIlH 81 Phone -5I--g- Il
"aNIEb-AuUrrUtice 4; millinery: neat ~aa.er.
se-4it pay Apply bet and o'clock. HnFF.
l2i4 18Th ST. cI
hANTEp-An experienced cock It once. also
--l--T. elLy reiernnlcs- 1902 Il ST. NV n
W ANtEI'-Numau Tor general work 10 wash
"- IL family go home nights wages SI'
month l2ss I@Jh ST. se- 81
NANIEN-tuohs. rvairrgsscs and other help
Nt,a EeieTsuge=- LADIES BUREAU. Gf 18Th
81 NV. no fees charged q
NANIED-RefueG white nurse for children.
can before ~ or after e. f7-s Massachusetts,
NANEED-Nurse girl about Ig years OF age,
either white or COlurcl- iar infant must come
&--l reZo1nIneudcd Apply 1910 T ST. cl
"AAIEp-Eyue-ieure woman TO do general
Lels-.,erz- wages 81 100 X ST.. nv. els
WANTED-Girl for general houzcvy1rz in family
O laTee- go Worth Carolina ave Sc el7-2
hANTED-Two Office cleaners: rh-.e hours
work per d. Apply 100 New YORK ave NV
nj
NANTED-Iuuuc colorld GlrI To assist IN light
hor=e7gora- PHA oRNA FLATS. 10th and f
SIS mi
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WAETED-FLATS.

AANIED-'fo rent 5-rooa ia; adults, walking
q stance N-i-9fl- Hotel or direct car line men
ton toor- FRANZ Ut Vernon Hotel eI4-8
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-s50Go5 on first mortgages. at lev
interest. from 20 years; prefer TO loan il
fa ESQ sums Of about $500 each CHAPLIN
BROWN 50 john IarshaiI Place Gold ~ st.
NV eS0-ti
MONEY TO LOAN at slk to per cent, in suns
Of 81. 800 to SIO-OGl. On D. & real estate: pay
of 5 and per cent mortgage and begin anew:
riI Transactions conducted with economical cor
siGeration for borrowers WM- l. SAUNDERS
L 90 1907 ST nv.
Money Loaned Salaried People,
Retail merchants. teamsters. boarding houses,
without security largest business N - pin
m14-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

u 6NTf-T- E------r-r..7 .--.-- clerk ,--. che
ear cut meats --.a ll.i. It, So eIG-g
. .-----
-, ,'''." p 5i,li.s ana IT,, inner
NV I
W,[TFT, 5---=-- T----,.5-, at q, N Ty--57- an
+ Louisiana ave. nv. 81
N, [--Ez-T, - - - ---
. IN r-,-r,r,'.--'''.-' ~. sN '''- 49,
-,. -
+ AANiEp-A boy or man fo care Tor EuE5ls and
tuE7aec night and morning Apply 100 l@jh
- NV 81
WANTED Y.r--.- s.s7 q. tod -r.-- and -.g.f-I
himself generally srs4sr,- Paint and ra-fa~.
\--.- - kr..r--re-.r r.v-. ,5.. ---r.r a. II
49, @ go -- -
NAN iEih-A t5T"rf- steady ""IA- -lps Bright
Naro ave NV ell--
|WANTEU-A good barber f.- SATURDAY,. = .-7.s--
gr+aa- s-r7r7 5rf. II shifted f7rr4a- r-r. --F g.,
SIS
/ --
- A. i--' Nal-..'e salesman Tor @H"ieslle pro
.-aee hyu-e- Aus.r.ss Bon ti2- th's "ai,e- eI5-2
W 49,, ,E5eLigHe.a salesman and siesl7des
-------- - go - nv e.
N4> ii.'.-i ,Tfs.'' fel5arlc boy. 10 20 20 years;
~ - . 800 49, 5',it l-st'E 5e.ll-
==lzTz-f, l...r.-...- .......
Ter cook. 300 sd ST. NV
4TETTF7-- 1F----7.- ami --------. -75---=7------
wanted -,..-r..rIrr-. Col MI ,.,-,z
-t-f- NH-- NtN loFk- Ell
NANTEU-A man a>5.erierlra-l fr. taxing carr. -
i ,.,. must have good reference CoLLAT-
TL,AE L-'NN W., iitH and r. 81
ANiL'-rs----- cook and waiter 90
ON ST. t"- els
/ " 4NTFa-Ssfs=--.-, IT, &C.,, - r,=
/ MCNaLlg Sc Cos new edition Reversible Nan II
! tae Hiie- State and World, size 6aylf inches,
IT, .r.5 --. ny $3.50. w S.---I St.Es.
man ~ +rl irfta- ~ n, one 80 80 COUNT =.
ssr- AID ra-z----.-f. -,-..-i.-
world ou the reverse inset maps Of Hawaii.
I IeTja --'ge- tEaa, Philippine Islands ans
rT 60 - - .,.,i'- ~ neg LeleI.N,
new plan Of work qrhil5 de-. NV MIN rs'
old system ot esnysssng5 Il splendid oprsr-
I TVniJT for energetic men who desire - engage
% 4 "qIA mar H1a pay them literally and
1'''i,l !','A1 AugFsss i'AND.
5cI7.Ig
N ,---T-r,
ei,'I ii'sI .l',f '1Fa'-.ee gwen
- - - --- - Nv ~
WANTED Iec-3- at once GOOD ssf4-v Also
Il.'s' LOT delivery 1900 New leTS ave u"-
-. -, I h ,.,, v2iter eaere5 Kitchen boy,
--Z-s- COON. 100 NcN gTE ave MI
HANIEp-Iwo good, sober BARRIERS, guarantee
1l-S <- >',,l} -Co given A9nls tFEu W SMITH
z - z ~ eve 4AL
hANTED-Neat belIboy; also boy for hotel bar.
ana scullluEr quick today Inquire f-II l"l-
s. al
WANTED r,5s.- ..4 ,r- - -
ers three dishvsa,lers. nan how. Two T.sfrrers
SHACKLEFORD'S SO F ST. NV mI
WANTED-lr5 rrfrT5r- a.. 4r-5-r +-5l5- IN ------
5tHce. one VIM. can -ar 80 90. -.
address bon 900 ff5- .fsra mn
n ,------
z--I, - 80 - i9' 9@l"'rat OF
--- 80 - -
WANTED-Good white barber fer SATURDAY.. &c
On The u; also boy To learn trade 1915 s.
ul
v-.N-TE-D , - - - -
orders and make himself generally useful. sg-
pi1 - -lH s. NV after = M mI
AANIEl-A white boy 20 wora On ise wagon.
--gL1 ~ an - ne ia
NANTED->rCu0gFapHe and Remington ayer-
atqr; good -pelle- and accurate - 3. wee
10 begin ROOM gG. Atlantic Building rar
need apply EASTERN WALL PAPER GO. 9Th
ast g st. mI
IYsNTFTg- F,7--r-7-- --77- - -
: Pr day; : hours APpIg EASTERN WALL /
- -, -. ~ anu y SIS mi
+ NAMELY Dung man TO draw soda At TIE
MODERN DRUG co, IA eth - H7- r J.
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u ANTED-To Luy gapHophare, adjusted for
cictatiau purposes H. ~ g. It4- st. nv
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WANTED Experienced skirt hands on plain
tallor-usde skirts. NYNSBRIpGE- Conn ave.
and n ST. ur--g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRACTICAL CARPET LAYER Cutting and +--
ting. -s-aylHz carpets raE o. address r.
JACKSON. DO ID 81 uH me-
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WANIED--Place IS driver for grocery or de-
L St NV ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


LARGE Ray window pari1T newly furnished for
2. So home cooking, also fa0.e Loar.lars. 10
ri'-.-
j RNiIiEb rooms With board. 51a Ith ST..
aHIa-Ia n-4ai.sll Pension utte. PARK .I.-s
30 FINISHED rooms with board. home comforts
gents arEy- I541 a0A ST. ua- els
IIEsI-gI-A>> room with board III private fam
5lE -z'- per month. III 5ts ST. NV cIT-s
FOR EENf-iaTuiSheI rooms with haari- Hs-
water Hsat- ala rlH ST. NV mI7Io
i... - ,.r .-.7 ana beard;
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WAETED-BOARD.

NAATED-By professional man. good evening
meal OF boards European cooking: near Library
address Bon @7a. this Office Eu7fs
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED or UN-
FURNISHED ROOFS.

FOR REET-Flruished and unf,srnishrsl Rooms
from Il 81 week up. e3I L st. NV. els
FOR KENT-Tuo iurul=leI and two uuflr.
nl-Ae1 rooms. JGs 9Th ST. uu. el--g
FOR RENT-Farnisf-l or UNFINISHED. two
barge, pleasant rooms, with HaJh. on second
floor also J1o small rooms on Sop Hoor. G25
9Th b. NV rsI5-g
FOR RENT-Fmished or unfinished rooms.
ss'tH.- door .-utas-u exposure al convent
eHor.. near 18th 81. ears i555 Florida sv. r.r
miss
FOR BEAT-Neat furnished and unfinished
3oous near y. & o. Depot SZ> Delaware ave.
TIC mT2-O
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NANTED-salesladies- 1925 7,h St. NV NILS
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AMI
FEMALE.

Mrs AoORE's AGEACI- Established l-sz
=. IN St. Nv BelIaaie aalp and good homes.
Others 90 elsewhere re are -=sDans5bls. nj
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
> LABY VII rent her ncv piano during The
~ 60 ,areiUi parties address BON ~. this
-1rs nj
.-ANTED-E=sirf.ates on some ga= fitting. zIz
Tl st. HU- Barber faIE-g
DANCINt-PRoF- T. 2. CALDWE!I.- Pr7ygT..
academy and residence, 40 sin ST. NV. lessons
given daily u1E2
PIANOS and Organs tuned 81 Hel5ig,s Music
store 1852 .tA So e15-s.5
LACE CT-KTsIN LAUNDRY, formerly IF -
IatH ST. nov Oh 5yh 81 NV No lime ~. u.
Mail attended 90. ro154
TAPEWBETFR REF IRiNG-i}rst Of WORK AZ
cheapest prices b. o. GUSORN. 1905 r -
Late Hltl Remington Co. rsl5-s
Personal ATTENTION given 20 Collection #
accounts reasonable per cent. ANDREW b.
BRUCE. r. -. Box ~. Asheviile, n. C. miss
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no glarre- II
j. GORDON, Lawyer, GIJ 18th ST. NV. nIs.5
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED-Bv. experienced c1I5re5 man. place
70 attend sick Or invalid gent'ernau- address
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ED-fyDeUri ing ROOM s.. Pg-7E-
3uiIliEz- nj
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WAETED-TEAMS

MANfED-5s teams To- haul brick POTOMAC
BRICK CO.. Addison. "a Iuiz-G
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THE UNION PARTY ROW

Attempt Of Democracy 20 Steal the
Party Opens Eyes Of the People.
If ever the so-called Union Party had
any standing before the people of
Pennsylvania it was irrevocably lost
by the bare-faced attempt of the Demo-
Gratis, with Democratic money in It's
pocket and black jacks and ax-handles
in its hands, to capture the party at
its Philadelphia convention.
That this political hybrid Is dead is
shown by the action Of the principal
men in its councils to organize an.
other party called the Ballot Reform
Party" Papers have been filed with
this object in view. The same men
who helped the Democracy in its at
tempt to capture the Union Party con.
vention have signed their names To
the papers OF the ballot Reform Par
ty."
On this subject the Pittsburg Com.
mercial Gazette has this to say about
the Union Party and its rowdy Dem.
ocratic members:
THE riotous proceedings Of the
Union Party gathering at Philadel-
phia are a commentary on the present
lack of unity of an eastern sentiment
that plasters itself with large reform
labels. Riotous doings in political
gatherings are never to be commend
ed, but the disorder in this case is a
useful straw showing that real reform
can't be headed off by machine work.
ers wearing a reform mask. The
Union Party as an organization was
financed a year ago from the same
barrel that supplied the backbone for
the Democratic ticket. The net result
of the operation was to wreck the
Philadelphia Democratic organiza-
ton"
"Undeterred by this boomerang, the
same financial power this year again
undertook to control the real as well
as make-believe reform sentiment en-
| braced in the Union organization.
| Hence there is a Union split that
| promises to make business for the
courts and the lawyers. The first
round ends in a knock down, fgura-
lively and literally, of the Democratic
barrel faction. It is probably at the
same time the beginning of the end
of the Union Party.
Whatever may happen to the Union
| factions in their contest in the courts
the differences revealed furnish proof
that the tide of public sentiment runs
strongly in the direction Of a largely
increased Republican majority as
compared with last year.
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Our President.

He has his faults. Who has not? He
is impetuous. HIS words cut farther and
faster than men ALWAYS like. Prompt
energetic, headlong, ifyou will, he is Of
ten intoleraut Of other ways of men as
sincere and patriotic, but more circum-
spect.
But be is an American. lie has our
faults, but he has also our abundant vir-
tues. We love him for the very blunders
he makes. He is as dear for our national
faults As for our national virtues. Judge
him, back him, support him as men
should be judged who are always trying
TO do their level best
Had untowaid fate snatched him YES
terday the land would be swept with sor-
row, unstinted praise and deep-lived re-
gret. He lives. Give him the benefit
while living Of what men would have
felt had he gone. Not for narrow issues
or commonplace achievements is man
like Theodore Roosevelt called to be the
President Of the United States.-Phila,
Press,
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Notice of Application for
Charter.

Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation will be made to the Governor ofthe
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on
Monday, September Doth, 1902, by j. A.
Vlele, Il. j. Lesser, q. Il. Deiiolia, Il. j.
Brennan, G. II. Brennan and others, un-
der the Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled IAN
Act to provide for the incorporation and
regulation of natural gas companies" APP
proved May Goth, A. D., 1885, and the
supplements thereto, for charter for an
intended corporation to he called "JEF-
FERSON COUNTY GAS COMPANY"
the character and object of which Is for the
purpose of producing, dealing in, trans
porting, storing and supplying natural
gas to persons, corporations and associa-
tions; its principal office and place of
business to be in the borough of Warren,
in the County OF Warren, and the places
where its business in its various bran
ches is to be conducted are, the Town
ships of Heath and Polk in the County of
Jefferson, the Townships of Milestone,
Spring Creek and Highland in the Coun-
ty 0l Elk, the Townships of jerks and
Howe in the County of Forest, and the
Townships of Sheffield, Cherry Grove,
Mead, Glade, Pleasant and Conewango
and the Borough of Warren, in the Coun-
of Warren and for the above mentioned
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges of the
said Act of Assembly and its supple
ments. JOHN G., WHITMoRE,
Ridgway, Pa. Solicitor.
Sept. lst, 1902,
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TRIAL LIST.

List of causes set down for trial in tho
Court of Common Pleas of Forest County,
Pennsylvania, commencing on the
Fourth Monday of September, 1902:
|. Truman ID. Collins vs.. John Wilson.
No. 33, September term, 1900 Summons
in ejectment
.. X. C. Heath and George II. Killmer,
doing business as Heath d Killmer VS..
Free Methodist Church, w. j. Foreman
contractor and w. J. Foreman and Guy,
Hilliard, trustees. No. IS, Sept. Term
1901. Sci. Fa. Sur. Mechanics Lien.
Michael Vert vs.. G. w. Seigworth.
No. Is, May Term, 1901. Summons in
Trespass.
4. Tionesta Manufacturing Company
Limited, vs.. East End Mantel and Tile
Company. No. 4, Nov. Term, 1901. Sum-
mons in assumpsit.
5. p. II. Dean VS.. Geo. l.. Carly. No.
40 Sept. Term, 1901. Appeal by defend
ant from J. z.
6. Chas. s. Leech VS.. David Mintz.
No. 26, Sept Term, 1901. Appeal by de-
lendant from j. p.
7. Queen City Tannery VS.. James
Ahar ah and A. r. Braden. No. %, May
Term, 1902. Summons in assumpst.
8. j. f. Proper for use of A. M. Douti
VS.. John Il. Carson. No. 10, Sept. Term,
1902. Summons in assumpsit.
3. Nathan Bebe vs. Mary Schwordfeld
No. 5, May Term, 1901. Appeal by de-
iendant from j. p.
Attest, JOHN II. ROBERTSON,
Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Pa, Aug. %, 1902.