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The Washington times., 1902-12-08
MUSICIANS CONTRACT
RESOLUTION IN HOUSE
Vote Shows Majority Of
Eleven in Its Favor.
POINT OF NO QUORUM RAISED
Result Of Difficulties Between Marine
Band and Local Union-Would
Prohibit Paid Concerts.

An effort was made in the House Sat
urday TO pass the resolution reported
from the Committee on Labor. prohibit
ing members OF military and naval
bands from engaging for hire to private
individuals in competition with civilian
musicians.
The resolution is largely the outgrc rcwth
Of a controversy between the United
States Marine Band and local musicians.
When the matter was be <ore the Com
mittee on Labor at the last session il
was advocated by the American Associa-
uon OF Musicians and the American
Federation OF Labor, with which organi-
zauons the civilian musicians are afHliat-
cd The members Of the Marine Band
are attached to the knights OF Labor.
and oppose the resolution. The matter
was brought up Saturday by Repre-
sentative Bartholdt lRep-. MOI, under
call or committees.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

Michael c. Curtin and Miss Agnes NJ
Holman, both Of Georgetown. we're
quietly married last Wednesday. at the
parsonage Of Trinity Catholic Church. By
the Rev. Father Mulvaney. pastor Of the
church. Tho groom is the son Of John
Curtin. Of " Street northwest. while
the bride is the daughter OF John f.
Hoffman. OF 1912 Twenty-ninth street
northwest
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Majority Favors Bill.

The resolution was discussed for an
hour and a half, and the vote showed
forty In favor OF frs passage and
twenty-nine opposed. William Alden
Smith Rep., Mich), raised the point
Of no quorum. and accordingly the
House adjourned without action on the
question. The resolution will not come
up again until there is another call Of
committees. which may not happen for
many weeks.
Mr.. Grosvenor CRep.. Ohio. moved
an amendment to the resolution exempt
ing from its operation contracts already
entered into. and 90 be executed within
the next twelve months. The resoIu-
tion was opposed by Mr.. Underwood
tDem.. Ala.). who said il was not the
first time in which Congress had been
asked to take one side Of controversy
and logislate the other side out OF bust
ness
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
Tribute to the Dead.

The speaker paid a tribute to the five
members OF the order who have answer
ed the summons OF death I'm the past
year In accordaDc- with the motto OF
The order. The faults OF our brothers
we should write upon the sand: their
virtues on the tablets Of iCve and mem
ory." he told Of personal Characters
Tics Of the absent ones OF the Elks in
general he said their objects were kind
ness and thoughtfulness: that they
scorned the friendship which ceases a.
the grave Man" he said. sis a social
animal; he requires friendship. and that
tends 70 love. The organization is for
God frat and then for the fellow man.
The address Of the service was made
by the Hon. James Robinson. OF For;
Wayne. Ind. and a member or the pres
ent Congress. He was one OF the visit
ing brothers ana he told briefly the creed
and religion of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective order OF Elks. lie said
NO more superb virtues have ever
been given By God TO man than those
upon which the organization is founded
The great object is 10 perform our duty
10 the living and the dead. These prin-
eiples have made us strong and great
and this greatness cannot be better ex-
cmplhed than By this service tonight.
We today reap the rich harvest ln The
fields where our founders sowed.
Keep Their Memories Green.
Today we remember when we laid
our brothers like weary sle5pers beneath
the murmuring oaks and under tho myr-
tie. where they will sleep, while over
them The forest birds wil sing their
sweetest songs. Surrounding thH last
long sleep, We took q sacred pledge 90
keep their memories fresh aud green
until we too. join mat invisible choir o.
cur beloved brothers beyond The grave.
Tho use oi the playhouse. wirh the SER
vice OF al the attaches. was given by T.
B. Chase, the proprietor. The manage
ment OF the stage arrangements and the
electrical devices was under the charge
Of Bro. vs.. p. Colmer Of the Rochester
lFa) Lodge
Tho memorial committee consisted Of
Mcssrs. Michael g.. Mccormick. chair
man. Robert r.. MattnVly. secretary.
LLOYD y. Brooke. Jacob Held. William A.
iloiunger, y. William Lee. George A.
Mason. y. 2. Moran, and William Il
Sautelmann.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
cry i yi' box. odz--5 Csc. GXAZvy-z@ On e'-
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
THE NEWS OF GEORGETOWN.

The G. ". Cissel Milling Company. Of
Georgetown, fled a certificate OF fncor-
poration last week George w. Cissel.
S. ScwaU Cissel. and Edgar p. Berry
are named rs incorporators. The capital
stock of the company is S1OO. 900, divided
into 900 shares at 800 each. The com
pany was organized for the purpose or
manufacturing -four and the buying and
selling Of cereals. Several days ago
George W Cissel transferred 20 the new
ly incorporated company the property at
the northwest corner or Potomac and
Water Streets northwest used for mill
ing purposes and the property on t;.2
south side of Water Street. between
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Streets
northwest, being the buildings occupied
formerly by Mr. Cissel as offices and
storehOuse.
Officers OF Georgetown Tent. No. 6. OF
Naccabees, have been elected as fol-
lows: Commander. D. F. Finucane. lieu
tenant commander. C. E. Ljghtfoo,.
finance keeper, Morton Wood; chaplain,
A. Coyle Gibbs; master alarms. George
shoemaker; sergeant, Albert Darcy,
master-of- guard. j. NJ Bean: sec
ond master-of-the-guard W. J. Hunt;
sentinel. William Schwarzel: picket.
William Leishear: trustees lthrec
years. Albert Darcy, 1.-TWO years. w.
NJ. Michael. Zone year, Thomas F. smith.
Carver Shanks, son Of the late James
shanks, Of Georgetown. is lying az the
home OF his brother, Thurman Shanks.
OF Street northV ST. suffering from
cancer Of the tongue. The young man
was at Providence Hospital some weeks
ago, but refused to undergo an operation
for the malignant growth.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

Templar Hall. Tenleytown. The pro-
gram consisted OF song and devotional
services. Addresses were made by Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. T. a. Williams. OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
and Grand Chief Templar S. W. Russell.
People living along the Conduit Road.
especially in Harlem. are complaining
about the heavy rock blasts that take
place on the Virginia side Of the Po-
tomac. just above the Aqueduet Bridge
They say that the blasts are so severe
that often pieces OF bric-a-brac. vases.
etc, in their homes are broken. by being
iarrod LnRn
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

FROM A PENNY WHISTLE TO A
CHURCH ORGAN.
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French and English Cooks.
From the london Graphic.

From the London Graphic
IT is an, error that the English cannot
cook. They cannot cook French dishes. and
the French canro: cook. English dishes.
Those who devote the most attention to the
matter either have come, or are coming to
understand that well-cooked English
meal is the better and the more wholesoms
of the two The popularity of the French
cook is comparatively new In this country.
and II N diuaiuishjuG RAPIDLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

Compiler. W. g. II. Davis
In the TwentIes.
Metropolitan, tri-semi-weel1Iy. VIII
lam A. Rind. IT.
Calendar p Force.
American Museum. quarterly
1a21-Washington Gazette, daily, Jonathan
Elliott.
National Observer. r. Irvine & Co.
Latter Day Luminary monthly
ls0-Catholic. weekly II. N. Beadle
The Washington Republican. John
Agy.
Columbian Star, weekly. Anderson &
Weekly Literary Messenger. Mrs. A.
s. Colvin.
1623-National Journal. Peter Force
National Government Journal, Peter
Force.
Washington Quarterly Magazine, Rob
ert Little.
ls24-Register Of Debates Gales & seaton.
Republican, Houghton Sc McKenna.
q. 8. Naval Chronicle.
162S-Metropolitan and Georgetown Com
percial Gazette. serpi-wcckiy.
African Repository. Rev. r. r. Gurley
1921. g. Telegraph. Green & Jarvis.
Columbian (Georgetown). 9. s. Rtnd.
16H-Am erican Spectator and Washington
City Chronicle weekly. Isaac Orr.
1128-Colurlb.an Register. W., l. L. skiErsr.
We The People. Jonathan Elliott.
Washington City Journal and Literary
1Apodtory. RsthHeu Usuck-
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Correspondence Institute.
student at Home. Columbian Core.
Gpondence College, monthly.
Uncle Sans American Eagle. weekly
Warrington News Letter. monthly. O
G. Sahiu.
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0tudent at Home. Columbian Core
apondence College, monthly.
Uncle Sans American Eagle weekly.
Warrington News Letter. monthly. o.
-1' 1900.
l000-Plant World, m, T. N. GIN 4 @,
Postmasters Advocate. monthly, J.
William Mckinley.
Bulletin of American Institute Of
Architects. quarterly.
Radiant Center. W.. Nat. Pub. Co.
6edman's Scout, weekly. ". NJ. Wood.
sunday Herald W., A. J. Wedderburn.
Tile Layers and Helpers Journal. m.
Vardck's Christian Endeavor Monthly,
Rev. D. j. Bolding.
Washington Capital, W., w. d. Kean.
washington County Teacher, monthly.
Mary N. Hughs.
Washington Mirror, weekly, American
Newspaper Syndicate.
Government Publications, monthly,
Mary c. Greenhouse.
Grant Parishs Monthly.
Homeward Bound Christian Missions
Herald, monthly.
Interior Advance, m. J. s. Dempster.
International Bookbinder, monthly, j.
l.. Feeny.
Machinists' Monthly journal.
Market Reporter, weekly, A. j. We'd
derburn.
National Advocate. m. G. E. Mitchell.
National Baptists' Magazine, monthly,
w. D. johnson.
New Century and Church News, ".
National Labor Digest. S. D. Nedrey.
National Photographic News View, m.
Antecedent, m, G. r. s. Council
A. o. U. w. Monthly, J. w. Kinsley.
Departmental News. weekly.
Evangelist, weekly. Peoples Mission.
1901.
Manifestations Bulletin. m, Y. M. c. A.
Architect and Builder, weekly.
New Century. weekly.
Elevator, monthly.
Girldom, bi m, E. Jean Connell.
National Hibernian, m, P. J. Haltigan.
National Homemaker monthly, G. E.
Mitchell.
National Irrigation Monthly.
Spanish War Journal, m, L. c. Dyer.
Liquor Journal, weekly.
Union Educational Journal monthly.
Washington Young Men, w, Y. NJ. c. A.
Congress of Mothers Magazine.
Record of the Past m, H. NJ. Baum.
Fraternal Record, weekly.
The Record. weekly, John N. Coins.
Patent Record, m, Henry Z. Wilkins.
National Capital Searchlight. monthly.
Annals Of the Deaf, quar-, Allan Fay.
Anthropologist, O., DIR. Frank Baker.
Prophetic Alarm, monthly.
Suburban Citizen, weekly, J. M. Wood
Naval Engineer, quarterly.
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The Survivors.

these nearly one-Quarter have been started
during the past two years. The names Of
these publications follow, being stated In
the order of their organization, as shown IN
the foregoing list;
Dyes Government Counterfeit Detector, m.
The Evening Star, d.
Sunday Herald, W.
Washington Sentinel, ".
Washington Chronicle, W., J. 9. Thomp-
SON.
Law Reporter, w.
National Tribune, W.
Washington Post, d.
Army and Navy Register, ".
College Journal, m.
Epiphany Guide, m.
Journal of the knights Of Labor. v.
u. s. Government Advertiser, ".
The American Inventor. en-
The Courant, W.
Mission Bulletin ".
High School Review, m.
Gouriek's Digest, m.
Home Magazine, m
y. S. Postal Guide, m.
Inventive Age SIN.
Society of Naval Engineers, quar-.
Views, m.
National Geographic Magazine. M
Real Estate and Court Record. d
Stonecutters Journal, NJ
Suburban Citizen, W.
Woman's Tribune m
U. S. Navy and Marine Corps directory, N.
University Courier m.
American Monthly Magazine.
Buff and Blue, SIN.
Balance Sheet SIN.
Army and Naval Magazine, m
CoIored American, W.
Pythian World, w, NJ. Bunch.
Home Magazine, IN.
Bulletin, trl-d-
Capital, W.
Gunston Echo, m.
Postal Record, N.
Washington Times, d.
Arrow, IN.
Liquor Dealer, ".
New Century, m.
Feather,
Washington Bee. W.
Trades UnioniSt W.
American Federationist. m.
Real Estate and Court Record, q
Southern Historical Association, guar.
Pythian World, W.. E. e. Niles.
Twentieth Century, quar-
Osprey, m.
Church Militant, m
Florence Crittendon Magazine, M
Westerner, IN.
National Elk's Horn, m.
Occult Truths, m.
Spare Time Study, m.
Students at Home, M
Washington News Letter. NJ
Plant World, m.
Postmaster's Advocate m
Radiant Center, W.
Sunday Herald, W.
Varick'S Christian EndeaVorer, M
Washington Capital. W.
Washington Mirror, W.
Government Publications, m.
Homeward Bound Christian Mission
Herald, m.
Interior Advance m.
Interna tionai Bookbinder, m.
Machinists' Monthly Journal
New Century and Church News, ".
Evangelist. W.
New Century, W.
National Hibernian, m.
Spanish War Journal, m.
Washington Young Men. m.
Record OF the Past, m
The Record, ".
Patent Record, m
Annals of the Deaf. quar-.
Suburban Iitizen. W.
Naval Engineer, quar-.
Architectural Reprint. guar.
Columbian University Bulletin, quar-.
Forestry and Irrigation. m
Freedman's Headlight, bi-w
Index and Review, m.
Granite Cutters Journal, m. a
National Illustrated Magazine, m
Our Missions Sunday, m.
Talks. Tales ant Pubic Opinion, m
University Monthly.
Electrical Worker, nj.
Farm. Poultry and Live Stock, M
Washington Sun, W.
OF these ninety-nne periodicals SIX are
dailies, twenty eisht are weekiies, I'VE semi,
monthIies fifty-three are mcnthies and
seven are ouarteriies In the atote list q
few notifications have been !ncluGei which.
while not actually passing through the
mails. are. nevertheless, in Continued bona
fde existence. There may be q feT others
which remain to be Included which are not
borne on the records of the post cf;'ce
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1899.
s99-American Practice Reports every

lS99-American Practice Reports. every
three weeks.
Chorus Girl, monthly Ridge Waller.
Conservative Review, O., Neale & Co.
Daily Recoro, A. L. Marley & Co.
Department Lawyer. monthly, w. c.
Lawson.
Department News, weekly.
Electrical Patents w.. Russell & Allen.
Florence Crittendon Magazine, m.
F'raternal Record. weekly, Harrison
Dingman & Co.
Inventors Companion. monthly.
Ladies Pictorial Monthly, Byron An
drewS.
Leisure Moments, W., Chas. D. Fowler.
National EIk's Horn, monthly.
Nedrey's Free Lance, W., s. D. Nedrey.
Occult Truths, monthly. c. w. Smiley.
Our Government. weekly. r. E. l..
Nicholson.
Patent Lawyer. monthly. w. II. Wills.
Postal Magazine. m, Fuller Bros.
Southwest Advertiser and News Note
weekly. e. "a. Harie.
Gpars Time Study. monthly. National
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Weekly Bulletin. II. n T1bbsttsL
Young Folks Journal, monthly.
Guard Weekly. Church Stone.
Home Magazine, M, Brodix Pub. Co.
Howard University Quarterly.
Industrial Nation, W., Milliken q Heart
Lodge News M. Moore & Butts.
Market News. weekly, Charles H. Cox.
Market News, Frank Richardson.
Morning Herald. daily, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred D. Hes
National Illustrated Magazine, month
~. e. ]. Gray.
National Tocsin, W.. Redstone Z co:
National Union Printer, W., w. n.
Oriental Review. BIN. N. N. Smell.
Photographic Adversaria, semimonth-
~. J. B. Chamberlin.
Political Record, W., Bane & Co.
Popular Health Magazine. monthly.
1894.
Recorder, W., J. Wedderburn.
Globe, weekly, r. W. Thompson.
Anacostia Herald, W., H. T. L. Allen.
Road and Inn. monthly.
No Compromise, M, j. r. Mahony.
Bulletin, tri-daily.
Ttdings, weekly, T. H Gasorn.
Capital, weekly.
Gunston Echo, monthly.
Hearthstone, M, Addie r. Mickle.
Home Series, weekly, G. r. Brodix.
National Baptist Magazine. quarterly
w. D. johnson.
thews, monthly.
National Negro Democrat. weekly,
Charles j. Lane.
National Times and Economist, ".
Pathfinder, W., E. 8. Potter and others
Parzelia, m, Florence c. Dieudonne.
Phoenix, weekly, Chum & Kenna.
Postal Record, monthly, National AS
ISOLATION Letter Carriers.
Potomac Series, quarterly, Mrs. E. s.
Cromwell.
Progress, weekly, w. A. Hungerford
United American, W., A. ]. Boyer.
Bonanza, weekly, Harry Bean.
Wayland Miscellany, bi-monthly.
Washington Police News, weekly.
Washington Telegram, weekly.
washington Times, daily.
Afro-American Defender. weekly, H.
c. c. Atwood.
American Industries, monthly.
Arrow, monthly, St. Marys Guild.
Bapust Herald, weekly.
Capital Outing W., Park & Whitson.
c. K. of A. Journal, SIM, j. A. Mudd.
Club Recorder, m, Edmund Brady.
Commercial Weekly, w. j. Caldwell.
Cycle Monthly, James 7. Allen.
Daily Advertiser, Clark & Mears.
DeWdrop, weekly, Outwater & Co.
Epitome, M, Mrs. J. B. Lockwood.
Fashions and Fancy Work, quarterly,
the BrodiN Company.
Our Church, m, Charles W. Fits.
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National 1llustsased journal, MONTH,

National nlusRaa tied journal, monthly.
Peoples Journal monthly.
weekly
Public Opinion, weekly.
The Sun, monthly.
World News weekly.
Parish Record, sbl-weekiy.
The Bee, r. Keim
Hotel Reporter, daily. A. n. LeWaA
lo19-Bankers' Eclectic Monthly
Church News, weekly.
Concordia, monthly.
Continuous Index, monthly.
First Presbyterian, monthly.
Friendly Lacquer, monthly.
Incarnation Parish Bulletin. monthly
Mission Bulletin. weekly.
Patent and Court Record, monthly.
eatentee. monthly.
The Working Woman.
American Orangeman. weekly. ]. C.
McCready.
y. 8. Military List, quarterly.
Grocer and Merchant, weekly, Burgess
& Hall.
1outhern Odd Fellow. weekly.
High School Review, weekly.
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The Campaign Digest, Kitchener Z

American Annals of the Deaf. bi-m.
National Free Press, weekly.
National Industrial Advocate.
Saturday Evening Visitor, English q
Morning News. Hart & Winter.
Post Office Gazette. weekly.
Washington Express, daily.
1S7o-American Protestant, weekly.
Civil Service Journal, J. r. Ayer.
New National Era, W., F. Douglas.
Vox Populi. evening, daily.
eprig Of Myrtle OK Of p.
Post Office Gazette, A. G. Cameron.
National Medical Journal.
Homestead Champion. M. II. Cameron.
Evening Telegraph. Shober 3 Judah.
Grand Army Journal. DR.. w. 7. Col
Inns.
National Standard, M. ]. G. Floyd.
Daily Patriot.
1S71-1s74.
1S71-National, monthly, Nat. Life ms. Co.
Sunday Capital, D. Piatt and G. A.
Townsend.
Nackey's National Freemason. m
U. 8. Jurist James Schouler.
Oailicher Washingtoner Anzeiger.
Revtsta del Nuevo Mundo
The Silent World.
D. C. Gazetteer. Morris & Dyrsdale:
1S72-National Farm and Ftreside, weekly,
A. J. Wedderburn.
Irish Republican, W., M. Scanlon-
Washington Transcript.
The National Daily Index (German}.
w. Koch.
1S73-Society Journal, W., Mcbride & Curtis.
Republic, monthly.
Y. S: Gazette. monthly. L. H. soule
U. s. Pension Record ana Depart
mental Gazette, monthly.
Colored Citizen.
u S. Jurist, w. H. & o. H. Morrison.
Washington Sentinel. w, L. Schade.
City Item semi-w, T. j. Brashears.
1s74-Democratic Capital. Smith. Murphy &
Health and Home, monthly.
Amateur Press, m, ST.. Moses, Jr.
Amer. Freeman. weekly, e. ID. Bailey
Washington Chronicle, daily, J. O.
Thompson.
Washington Index, w, Particle Co.
Sovereign Herald s.w., e. J. Gray.
The National, monthly.
Washington Monthly Eclectic, Gull q
Larner
U. S. Record Gazette. Darling & soule
Western Land Owner, H. N Cobb.
Monthly Review, l.. X. Hall.
Georgetown College Journal.
Treffdosia weekly, Charles Walter
Daily Tribune.
Law Reporter, weekly.
1875-1S77.
1S7b-The Republic weekly.
Temple Star, monthly, A. H. Lewis.
Monthly Review, l.. X Hall.
Washington National, monthly.
Volks-Tribune (German), weekly.
Atlas weekly, G. A. Carhart.
Washington Commoner, weekly, u
w. Williams.
Real Estate Record, semi-month!y.
Index, semi-monthly.
Independent, monthly (amateur)-
Washington Sportsman, weekly.
Washington Tribune.
The Evening Telegram. Hugh Coyle.
Daily Morning News. Cunningham,
Brashears & Co.
1S76-The Daily Union, Montgomery Blair,
editor.
The Society Journal, W., A. Abraham.
Der Volks Tribune. E. Waddecker &
Co.
The Card Basket
Field and Forest.
r. E. Review, monthly.
Nation, daily, ]. B. Walker.
National Citizen Soldier, M, ". w.
Fitzgerald.
National Weekly. j. B. Minick & Co.
Peoples Advocate, weekly.
1677-National Tribune, weekly.
The Sun, weekly, w. D. Hughes.
American Waterman, Protestant W.
National Union, John Lynch. editor.
The Daily Nation, ]. Brisbane Walker.
Saturday Press. T. ]. BTashears.
Good Tidings, monthly.
Commercial weekly.
Womans Words, NJ, Mrs J. Lewis.
Washington Post
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1S87-1S88.

q Hail.
Southern Odd Fellow weekly.
High School Review. weekly.
1687-188S.
1e67-American Journal Of Information, m.
American Patriot, monthly.
Carroll Institute Gazette monthly.
Cyclone, monthly.
Dramatic Era, weekly
Geneologists Magazine. monthly.
Gospel illustrator, monthly.
Lyceum Humanan monthly.
Medical Register daily.
Merchants Review, weekly.
National Guard Reporter, weekly
National Police News, weekly.
The Sickle. weekly.
Universal knowledge. monthly
American Flag. W., j. F. Llpphard
Mathematical Magazine, O., A. Martin.
Mathematical Visitor.
Institutional Leader. weekly, Magnus L.
Robinson.
Evening Post, daily.
Anacostia Herald, W., G. 0. watson.
Leader, weekly r. B. Robinson.
Jeness Miller Monthly.
Anacostia Free Press. W., w. L. White.
Evening Journal.
American Anthropologist, quarterly.
Builder and Contractor, weekly.
Canteen, monthly.
China tologiSt quarterly.
Commercial World, quarterly.
Congress, monthly.
Gourick's Digest, monthly.
Home Magazine, monthly.
Home Ruler, monthly, ]. j. McDevitt.
Index, mi-mon,lly.
Knapsack, weekly.
National Builders Bulletin, weekly.
National Civ. Service News, weekly.
National Domain. bi-weeRly.
National Economist, weekly.
National Reader weekly
National Philatelist, monthly.
National Review, weekly.
National Times, weekly.
News, weekly.
Postmaster, monthly.
Press daily.
U. S. Journal Of Elocution and Ora
tory, bi-monthly.
U. S. Postal Guide, monthly.
Weekly Budget.
Womans Tribune, daily.
National Issue, weekly.
Luther League Review, monthly.
Anacostia, weekly, W. G. White.
Savings Journal. monthly, Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company.
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02-Architectural Reprint, quarterly.
The Axe, weekly.
Columbian University Bulletin. quar-.
The Bulletin. m, the Collamore Union.
Forestry and Irrigation, monthly, H.
M. Suter.
Sunday Globe, weekly, VIM. J. Elliott.
National Elk'S Horn, monthly, w. r.
Vaughan.
Freedman's Headlight, BIZ weekly, T.
s. Murpree.
Index and Review m, c. H. Terrell.
Granite Cutters Journal. monthly.
National Illustrated Magazine. month
ly, r. G. Edmondson.
Our Missions Sunday, monthly. P. A.
Mcneil
Washington Republican, weekly.:J. W.
Mitchell.
East Washington Sun, W., ]. NJ. Wood.
Talks, Tales and Public Opinion,
monthly, +. E. Cleveland.
The University Monthly, Milton Tib-
belts.
The Electrical Worker, monthly. H.
W. Sherman.
Farm, Poultry and Live Stock, M. c.
H Cox.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
Publication Notice.

tFirst published April IS, 19O2,l
state OF Kansas IS
Allen County.
In the district court for said county.
Mary E. Northrup, plaintiff
VS.
NJ E. Merrill and the Mount No. 57Os
Hope Cemetery Company,
corporation, defendant.
Said defendant NJ. +. Merrill, will take no.
tice that he has been sued in the above named
court for the purpose OF quieting title to the
following described land situated in Allen
county. state of Kansas towit: The N. e. u
of the S. W. Ia of sec. No. "a, twp. o.. range
No. Is east of 9th p VI, containing 40 acres ac-
cording to s. GOV. survey in plaintin. and
barring same from asserting any right. title or
interest in or to said lands or any part of same
| and decreeing title in her said plaintiff firm and
stable in fee simple as in her petition prayed
Tor and must answer the petition filed therein
by said pantin on or before the thirtv.tlrst
day of May A. d. 1902. or said petition viii be
taken as true, and Judgment for plaintin in
said action as is in herpetition prayed for win
be rendered accordingly.
ATTEST: :. @. BREWSTER.
(SeaD Clerk of said court
Oscar Foust & Son X Baxter d. McClain at
torneys for plaintn.