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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

important works have received the
time and attention of Mr.. Searle that
have proven of value to the COM
munity. Particular mention may be
made of the new county court
house, in the erection of which
he. as states attorney. ear
ried an active part. Mr.. Searle is
young man and possessed of mental
capacity for great undertakings and
the physical force requisite for sus-
tanned effort, and his many friends
look TO his future with confidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

raised and obtained his education,
being Il graduate of the high school
of that city. He came TO this city in
1891 with his father and uncle and
started in the retail shoe business
under the name of Price Bros. & Co.,
the business being conducted under
that name until March last, when
George \. Price purchased the in
terest of the senior members of the
firm. From the beginning of its
business career the Boston shoe store
was & success. This was largely due
TO the fact that every member of the
firm thoroughly understood the bust
ness The Younger Price, who is now
the proprietor. has made modern
shoe merchandising close study,
and the high estimation in which the
establishment is held * due largely
to his enterprise in providing the
public with the most stylish and up
to-date foot wear. and Al the same
time the most serviceable goods that
can be had. The store. which is one
of the finest of its kind in this vicin-
ity. represents an investment of 500
600. and is doing Il business of mp
wards of $4,000 yearly. Mr.. Price
is one of the best known young men
of this citv He has taken an active
interest in the promotion of the Rock
Island Club. and in other social and
business matters he is always found
identified. He is popular with all
classes and an enterprising and thor
ough going Young business man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

gan the practice of his profession.
Since that time he has been actively
engaged. frequently in some of the
most important Iitigations before the
Rock Island county courts.
Mr.. Sweeney is recognized as one
of the ablest corporation lawyers in
this section. He enjoys. the highest
reputation both as man and a citi-
zen and is ranked among the substan-
tiaI men of the community.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
E. J. SOnners.

Ernest j. Sommers is another young
business man of Rock Island who has
made industry. self-reliance and hon
esty the stepping stone to place in
the business world. Born in Rock Is
land in 1865 he first attended the
public schools, after which he per-
fected his business education by a
thorough course in Il commercial
college. He began as a clerk for r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
c.. J. SeaI.Ie.

There is not "A more active member
of the Rock Island county bar today
than Charles J. Searle. At the head
of the firm of Searle d Marshall he
is one of the busiest lawyers in the
city. having i'm addition To his prac-
tice before the local courts. grow
ing clientele in adjoining counties.
Mr.. Searle was born at Fort Smith.
Ark. May 10, 1865. His father, Judge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

which was placed in 1895 under the
control of the Peoples Power COM
.pany. a consolidation of the power
and light companies of the two cities,
of which he is now secretary and
general manager.
Mr.. Davis, in addition to possessing
the qualifications of a man of affairs
in an eminent degree, is a man whom
it is a pleasure to come in contact
with. His natural buoyancy of spirit
has not been repressed by the cares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

located on the bluffs overlooking the
Mississippi river several miles west
of Davenport. The breadth of Mr..
McCabe's business experience is only
eqqalled by the breadth of principle
he exhibits in his dealings with his
fellowmen. In all respects he enjoys
the fullest confidence and respect of
the community.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
William McConochie.

William McConoche, eX-mayor of
Rock Island, is veteran of the civil
war, and is citizen who is a potent
factor in the upbuilding of the city.
He was born at Gallowayshire, Scot
land. Jan. 18th, 1s47. He came TO the
United States with his parents in
1888 and settled at Joliet. III. There
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
O.. A. Price.

The Boston shoe store located at
1921 Second avenue is without n
doubt the most popular retail shoe
store in Rock Island and one of the
best known in the three cities.
George y. Price, the proprietor, was
born in Evansville. Ind. in 1865. and
when quite young moved with his
parents toIndianapolis where he was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

and general manager. being almost
in entire control of the affairs of the
company till the time of his death.
Walter. the son. attended the public
schools of the city and at the age of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

of Chicago, and have continued to
manage it since, Mr.. Montrose being
in personal charge. Under the man
agemeht of tlIe present lessees the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

fairs as well as one whose force and
thoroughness marks with the stamp
of success everything that passes
through his hands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

of business nor has personal achieve
ment affected his loyalty to city and
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
E. II. GnNer.

Of the representative men of
Rock Island none is perhaps better
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
A. NJ. BlakeSley.

Capt. Alpheus NJ. Blakesley. one of
the city's most enterprising and re-
sponsible manufacturing and bust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

he spent his boyhood, being appren-
ticed to learn the trade of stone
cutter. When the calls for. troops
came at the outbreak of the rebellion
he threw aside his tools and enlisted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
James F. Murphy.

James f. Murphy, attorney and
counsellor of law, was born at
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-07

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLI MBiA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
ESTATE or ANNA LOUISE DE ZOL-
LlkOtER RISTEAU AMOSS, Deceased. Ne.
gT44 Administration
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RY.
Schedule corrected to Jauuary Il 1907

eclelEle cCrleCL-u 20 allllTy H. lau-
Trains leave from PeEnsy lyania Station
s-Gl A. ~ Daily Local Tor HagTzonsgEg. Var
reutou. Charlotte and way ztatlons-
l0-5l a IA Daily Washington. Richmond and
FloriGa Liu5ted- Fsrst-cIass coach and drawing
room sleeper % jacksonville DIring car se-v1e--
HIS a. u. Daily United States Fast Mall
First-class coaches and drawing Oo-a sleeper %
New Orleans Dining s-rv1cc-
U-87 a. n Daily. Local Ter Warrs--on and
Charlottesville
4.0I p. M. Week DAYS Local Dor HErrisoz-
burg ard way stations on Aanssszs branch.
4-SJ p Daily Local fcr Hz-reatou and
Charlottesville
6.sJ D m Week days The S0uaEe-u's P1lu
Limited All PuIlznan train. NeT EorS aaj
" as-inEt0u. 20 Aiken. A-syIlsJ1 and s. Augls-
tine. Fla, composed % GLIB. compartment
drawing roOEs. and observation carE Dining ca
service
90 p H. Daily. Washington AID CilattaEoo-z
limited (vil LyuchburyA- Flrst-class cczca AMI
sleeping car % Roanoke, Knoxville, ClaJL41sosa
and Memphis sleeper 70 Rev Orleans DINING
car se-Vlce-
go o. m Daily New York and Atlanta *
press Fi-st-class coach an1 sleeper % Atlanta
Eandavs Wednesdays ard Fridays. S-n=et Rcslte
Tourist SIC per " 1sIilErOu % san Fr1ncl5cO-
Pullman buffet service
SIS 2 n Daily New York and florida Ex-
prczs. First-class coach and sleeper 20 savannah.
Jacksonville. ard Port Tampa; sleeper to sum
II elVilIe. Charleston. Augusta. and &c Tho--as-
vile Ca. and connection for Aiken- Dizlas ear
service
IO-45 o. N Daily Washington and Southwest
crn Limited All Pullman train. cluS and chse--
walton cars 20 Atlanta and Macon. sleepes 10
Nashville Atlanta Macon, Memphis. NcE Orleans
Tri-veczly to Pinehurst, \. C., Mercays. We'd
ueslsays and Fridays Dining car service
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
aad
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 12B 81
IN effect November l. 1901
For A1exandria-Weck days $50, -oA, 80.
500. SO. s.59. 9.s5. I0.o0 1925. u.oo. li:9o
a. m; xI2-O5 I2-20 I2-f5 xI=05. IS, 200 ESQ,
x3-O2, s.s0. s.5e. xfl8. ASS. ass. Sos. I5:22.
$40 6.O3. go 706. 80 500. s.G5. $50, l0:I5s
Sundsys-7.i5. 600. Gas. 1880. 100. I1.so a
m; 1900 noon: Iz5l 100. I-50. zoo go. 500,
$50 400 40 200 $50. Goo. ESQ, 800. s-sj,
500 s;f5. $50 IO-l5 lI-2O. lt-50 r. n
For Mount Ycrnon-Week days. $50. 500,
1000. n 90 q. m. KITE xl 90 zoo ~
E4-14 X %, 7706, ESQ p. m
sJndsys-8,OO a m, 100 noon. &7so. 400.
$50. 200. $50 .. m
For Arlington and Aqleluct Bridze-Week
days; $50. 700 $50. 500. s.29. s.52. go.
1000. 100 a. M sI2-05. ESQ TBS, los
= %. 200 go g.0Z go SO. Az. 'a-54.
So. 6-o3. go 7.O6 500 p m
SUNDAAS-5-i5 900. GAS. 1910. ll'e9.
I'll A. m. 200 noon. $3.50. 100 '1-3o. 200.
$50. 500. $50 4-00. 80 500. 'S-s9,
$500. $50. 200. 80 500 D. M
I Express To Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked
:. COLYIS, Supcrintcnde1ts
G. z. ABBOT, President.
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SEABOARDA Air LIME hi.

'-Cao-taI City Route
Leave Washington, PenHa- r. r Stztion.
u:0t a. ht, szABOARD FAST NAIL-IhsougA
DAILY. Pullman : ea....- o. Jaras1-l,---e.
connect rI- .-.l-eL Uatl Ll---
nan sleeper 20 Atlanta
200 r. -. FLA lhfFyi-4tNN
sISst LINITEl IAN 10 ST. Az
r-'l.irs pullman l......-. .uugl. Cl1-ua-l-
T-frr Ob=crvati1n. ana i---r- cars also Pull
nan S.eerer 60 Atlantis railliar sleeper fu-~-
g..s Tht.lsdzys, and SztCr-4-s t- >lll-e-. P-EsI
t'lue@lIEr-l
Thase trains Offer excellent Schedules and services
TO PetersblrE RalclZL. southern PINES One
hs-r-fl Camden Colombia. Savannah. J1-ssl--
vile and al Florida points thl-lot-=- AtleT-,
srlanta NrH ORGANS. ChattLnOoEa Nashville.
1oirrS West and Southwest
$50 a. ~. LOCAL-To PETERSBURG R2.etza.
DAILY southern Pines CPinchur-il BAN
let and slteruiediatr pal1ts
Cmrc 1871 Pelna- ave
+. r. T. BUNCH ". a. DOLL
GCnerll Pass Ago. cereal Asrnt
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AUCTION SALE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. FEB
RUARY 3 I902--Noticc b. hereby given that on
SkTU RDAY. FEBRUARY T. 1902, the lease 81
the fsh wharf Do the City OF Washington w..
b. sold nj public auction Tor thc term Of one
year from March D 1902, AZ . O'Clock D. M. on
b st.. between 9Th and atu zt,. iu front Of the
fish stalls Of the (CcutEJ Washington Market
all rights privileges granted uI allowed by
The laws 81 the Corporation OF Washington. 50
establish wharycs or dock. Tor landing cleaning
and sale OF fsiI iu the City ct Washington. ana
wharf or dock shall De deemed eligible unless
situated at some point on the north side or The
Potomac River and Eastern Branch, between nth
81. cast and lith 81 west Terms 500 % b.
paid the day Of sale aud the residue 10 be
paid within FIVE DAYS from the day Of sale. By
order Of the Board Of Comm ls,i u9ggs OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. HENRY b. J.. MCFARLAND
JOHN rs. ROSS, and JOHN RIDDLE, Commits
sloners,-D O. fei-lO.Xsu
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NOTWITHSTANDING.

MANlEB-To rent place Of acres or more
within six miles OF city: convenient 10 street
cars state price and location. Address BOX Gi9,
this Office u15-S
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REAL ESTATE.
CHARLES a. SHIELDS,

FOR SALE-sI s55-A GROOM BRICR. E0CSE
ALLEY. WITH STABLE LOI zTFACHED. lzx
55. SNAF.
FOR SALE-Sa.d@ ASkED-BEA ,7TIFJL E
ROOM BRICK on ST. n E- n VERY FINE
CONDITIONS 9 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR ROOMS
SECOND FLOOR; . ROOMS THIRD FLOOR
PORCELAIN EATH. El cry ROOM HEATED-
GOOD YARD PAVED ALLEY.
FOR SALE-ONLY S1ceO FOR ONE OF THOSE
GROOM AND CELLAR BRICKS Oh C. st. y E.
BEIh EEN 9IH AND 10TH SIS. RECENTLY
FAPERED, OPEN LINKING. VERY CHE A.
REM PAYS OVER PER CENT, s2250
FOR SALE-S2.5o 90 COY GROOM BRICK.
viii ALL TIE MODEM I}fPB0E EIENTS. on
ltIH 81 n p, NEAR b. RENTED AT els Cd
a NICE HONE
CHAS. A. SHIELDS
Nos liu5 q ST n N.
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WANTED Situatiou By baker: all kinds ut bread
fancy cakes. pastry. FRANK, ~ Z -. nv. nj
WANTED-situation as bartender or assistant;
understands German. address BOX CG5 this Of
Zee me-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-07

" AN1ED-To buv 6-rOOm hay-n iuday brick
Wiih cellar; must D. cheap Pr Ssh; -tIye par
ticuisrs- Address BOX .. tins ofiC- mrs
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ErEAzBcAFz,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

. Every day IN the year for Norfo1I Ne1-
- pcrt News. and all points sous. by the
- superb, powerful steel paTlce s-eamsr8
- Newport Eews," Norfolk" ard ~ ash
- tnEron." on the following scheduIe=
" WashsngtOa.6 $50 pm LV. Portsmouth 8 90 pm
". AleIandris--7-J0 pm Lv. r;srfoTk..--5.o0 pm
Ar n Monroe 700 am II. Fl Monroe zoo pm
A. S0rfolk-----s-00 an Ar Alexandra g 80 am
Ar PortSn9uth-sI5 an Ar. |ashiug,on.-7.o5 an
Tickets on saiS and statero0ms reserved
- a general ticke- iice Bond B-iidinz- I4ta
- - and y ] ave; al downtown Office,
- 9th ST and Pa ave. AZ Office on wharf
- and on board steamers
= For further iuio,uation apply AZ gen
- erzl Offices. foot 9TH S., phone go. or
- Bond Building, li-h 50. and ~ J. ave.
- Washington, D. C. Phone 2Zo-
JOHN CALLAHAN. Cereal Manager.
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NANTED-Whitc woman To- do general h1us-work.
address ". NJ WARD. PisCItaWay. Nd Al
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HEIP wsxrEp-FEmALH

NANrED-Wouan 90 cook, wash, and iron, o.
hsligrown girl 60 help. 1881 Sth ST. NV u
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w1VTED-cook. eol st. nc mi
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE Oh THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. Washington. January
25 IgO2.-Notice D. hereby given that the Com
ulissi0nsrs of the District Of Columbia intend tu
are. IN their judgment, necessary for the 1UJli4
health. safety, and comfort. Assessments Tor one
half Of the cost o. the same viii be- made, a.
provided IN public aDt no. I'll. approved An
gust T. 1894. Parties who interested in the
proposed work arc notified that the Commits
si0ucrs viii give a hearing az the District Build
ing on WEDNESDAY. FEBRi AIRY j.. 1872 at
u O'CLOCK A. 81, iU tine board room Of the
said Commissioner, tp any aad all persons who
may desire 90 object rEeTClD- Construct stone
vase sewers. 90 follows. Iu Highland Avenue
Newark street,. between O point So feet vest
Of the west line of Come, ticut Avenue and the
east line of the Ncscott line. which is located
on the north side Of Highland Avenue. abuttiug
~ Highland Avenue, between thc limits named
and an lots InJ parcels of land on the south SIDE
Of Highland Avenue. between Che east line Of the
Aidrci LOT and a point 5S3 feet west OF the west
sI0H OF Cleveland ParE. estimated cost 500 T.
Jefferson street. Auacusiia, D. g., abuttIug lots
81. s. 55. s. -. 80. 81 IS. 81. o. 81, 81. g. o.
g. &C. 90. Cs. Co. 20. Il. -. q. a. 80 10 =. IS
90 70. 81. - 3d. -. 50. s. g., IS. So 80. sl, o.
and g. block T. and lots 2, 10. 20 d, -, -, -
-. % 20. IS, - 20. 81, - .-. 20. 80. So 3. IS
90, 90 81, a. g. a. -, &c. a., i~. A.. So 81. 81
So. o. s.. -, and 81. block q. all Il Green sub
division OF Chichester; estimated cost. ~ .23J lu
Lincoln Avenue. between Randolph and Streets.
dale; estimated cost. $50. Iu Sixth street north
west. between Massachusetts Avenue and h
Street abuttiug l1rS A. and that part Of Dot g
fronting on Sixth Street beginning a. e point
Street. and running south Ii9 feet, all in square
ASS; estimated cost, SIG1. HENRY p. 4. MAC
FARLAND JOHN " ROSS. JOHN BDDLE.
Commissioner ID. G.. Jazz 2s-frs. sc
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FOR RENT-I29 d st. Sc; six-room bay-xindgw
brick, $3.50. Apply SIC New jersey o..
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TpATvS OK BLUFN0NP BRANCH

Leave Washington SOL a. m daily, l-O7 P n.
ass o. M and 4-43 p n week GAYS. and SIS p
m SUNDAYS oaIy for BluemCut. and c.2s p n
week dave. aud II go r. theatre train Non
DAYS Wednesdays and saturdays for Leesburs-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. motor bicycle; ~
horsepower: fr-t-cIasz condition. party leaving
city. Can be seen 81 1905 Maryland ave. sg.
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs

FOR RENr-peak room; centrally located. steam
beat; electric lights; telephone; $40 month 3.
EDWARDS. 1901 q 81. MS. mG-5
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! FOR RENT-Funishcd or uufurnisbed four rooms
| parlor- and basement, by the 18th. 81 d st. uw.
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THT sTEEs' SALE

FOR SALE-AT $3.50 p NJ. SATURDAY. FEB
RI AIRY 8. 1902. at SD g. IT, NV. Washington,
d. g.. lot of old gold and silver and Office
furniture consisting Of stove counter. PARTITIONS
etc. 60 the highest bidder for cas-
r. r. KEYS. Trustee Stewart Building
LORENZO A. BAILEY, Trustee. Pacific Building
MI
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SANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-board and furui. hedf0ous for widow
er and two half1gTGan children; private familt
preferred Address BOX Cos. this Office. m6s
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WALL PAPER

kOLTE, e23 eth St NV l. constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs Ia VAL
PaPerss and papers rooms from $40 up CAP
and iEvesugate lor yourself and be c0RSihee1
ala
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sIILArIoNs wANTED-MALz-

WANrED-By educated young man. position o.
any kind; unquestiOnable references. Address
BOX l5 this Office. nj
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For Philadelphia. New York and

Express, 7-O0 dining Carl. 7.57 Dining Carl.
zoo 1000 Dining Car. 1928. and ll-o0
ADlninE Car from MiiminEtou) A. IL. Iz-f5.
S-l5. go dining Car from Bsltimors}, $50.
1000 P. ". z-lO night On Sundays. 100
(Daing Carr 7-57 Dining Carl. Geo.
lo-25. p 90 Dining Car from Hilmington) A.
NJ lZ-l5. SIS. $50 Dining Car fron Bllti-
1e9rel. $50, 1000 p. NJ Iz-I0 night For
fEiiadelphta only. Express, 7sf5 A. n. I2-ls
? 81 weekdays. 2.ol. 40. and $40 P. n
Fog Boston. without change. 7:45 A. n week
Gays and $50 P. y daily.
for Baltimore. els, 700. 7s45. 80. Isl,
500. 1000, le-25. 1850. II 90 A. NJ Iz-Is.
lz;f7, LIS, 2:CI- Sis. $50 (s-O0 Limited,
40 $50. 4-31. $50. $40 6.I5. $50 us. 7.E5
100. 1880. his p n, and I2.I night. ca
sundays. 700. 80. T-57. 800 9-o5, l0-2z
100 100 A. N. 12:I5. IFS. 2-Ca. 3-I5. 2-39
600 Limited. 40 $50. $50. $50. els.
90 rs. T-s5, 1850. 1910 P r., and a. e
night
Tor Pope's Greek Line. 7-i5 q n AID l.s5 y
week-days-
Fer Annapolis. 20 500 A. n. 12.15 am $50
p N weekdays sundays. 500 A. b. and
$50 P. n
Ticket odaces. corner Fifteenth and @ Streets
and - the station, slzth and Streets, Wuers
orders Gan Be leit for the checki-g o. baggage
90 destiaat.0a from hotels snd residences
Telephone call TAT Tor Pennsylvania Ra.i-
cad Cab Service.
: q Hg-TCTfTNSON, J. p WOOD
General EareErr Crrr-s' ~z-sr--r- s--7t
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Throulh trains from the South arrive Wa-h-
ington G.42 a. m, 500 a. r.. $50 a. m. l1-i5
O. ~ daily except Mondays 200 p m, 9-fJ
% M and $50 D. N daily Local trains fro=a
Harrisonburg lI.57 a. Week Gays an1
g-s1 o. m daily From Charlottesville. SIS
a. NJ and $50 p daily
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FOR SALE-Horse, grocery wagon. harness. farm
ing tools. ploUs. cultiyltors harrow etc; cheap
Apply 100 y ST. uW. eJ-8
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYI.F. .NIA STATION.
500 p. NJ DATLY-CiEeiuHali and S. Loua
special-Solid train for Cine unetL PuIImaz
SieepcTs 10 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville IN
dianapolis and 81 Louis without charge. Con
DejTiOn for Virginia Hot SprrEs Dining CIR.
ParlOr cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
u.IO P. 81 DAILY r r. Limited Solid
Train FOR Cincinnati Pullman S,Cepers % Cincfn
natl. Lexington. and Louisville. without change
Compartment sleeper to Virginia Hos Springs
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Dining car. Slsepers
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and ST. Louis
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
ofices, SIS Pennsylvania AvenGes 613 18th Srrerr
near F. and At the station Telephone call
Main 1871 for Pcnnsy lvania Railroad Cab Service
r. " FULLER
Telephone Main 1875. Gen. Passenger Agent
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAu.wAY--N. IS Me-
zie. agent. l2z9 Penaa- ave. Wasninxton. d. g
FROM Ocean 20 Ocean. To all points in Cau3dl
snd the United States northwest Accowrnoda-
tons unsurpassed. Connecting at vancouver With
the steamships Of the Empress Line for Japaa,
China, and the Philippians. also with the Ca
madame Australian Line FOR the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia For rates and descriptive an
phlets apply 20 " ". Hrrkle agent.
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING A PROBATE cot Rr.
NO. 1882 Administration
This is To- give notice that the subscriber, 81
the District % Columbia, has obtained frous the
Probate Court OF the District al Columbia let
tcts tcstaIueutary Ou the estate at lydia r.
Rosenberg late Of the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased. An persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned Co exhibit the aafuc
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
10 the subscriber. ON or before THE 30TU DAY
or JAM AIRY, 4. d.. 1893 otherwise they may
Bv Iaw b- excluded from All benefit OF srid estate
Given under my hand this a0th day Of January.
1902. ELLEN y MISSEN
4,o Ia. ave. MS.
Attest L9l Is a. DENT.
Register ui wills for tlc District oi C9lIuulit.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
ELLEN s. NUSSET Attorney. iaaI-fr5lf
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and dctl. tcI
Information can be aaf a. ticLct osfecs COS 18Th
St. 81 psnnsy ivznia Avenue, and Peun=y lslo-a
station Baggage checked through l-l-l hate.i
and residences.
-Psous Main I4lI. P. r. r. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON 81 Y p and Gen Mzr
:. H. HARDWICh. Gene-al Pzss-r AgE--
L { BROWN. General Agent
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wANTED-AGENTs.

PkUt IABLE NUEh offered agents in every town
20 secure subscriptions 10 The Ladies Eoms
9ourns' and The Saturday Evening Post.
We want agents who viii work thoroughly End
Uith bus-1e~s system 20 cover each section with
cur illustrated little booklets and other adver-
Using matter, and 20 LOOK sharply after renew
ais i-o.h old subscriber The pay Is first rate.
and al the end Of the season 5000 viii be giyca
She best voTh ers extra prizes for good work
hoN WeI' some Of cur agents have succeeded Is
told in A little booklet we would like 20 send
ycU-''OI traits Of some Of our best agents. with
The st"-y Of how they made il pay. THE CURTIS
PUB! lsHlNG COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa
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NANIED-Nilliuery salesladies. prcparers. and
apprentice Apply Saturday, 10 a. m, HECHI
a co. 512-5I5 9Th ST. ei