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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-22
fERICAN SUPREMACY
IN FOREIGN COMMERCE
Mr.. Austin Lectures at Co
lumbar University.

The story Of the growth of American
commerce from less than "a hundred mill
lion dollars az The beginning OF the nine
;eenth century 20 over two thousand
millions at its close. was outlined before
the school OF comparative Jurisprudence
and diplomacy OF the Columbian Uni
versity yesterday afternoon by Mr.. o. +
Austin. the chief of the Bureau of Sta
tisyics. The address was the second of
the series Of lectures on Commerce by
Mr.. Austin. and was attended by q large
number OF persons ,tlar thJu members
Of the class. the course being open 10 the
public
The people OF this country have always
been commercial people, Mr. Austin
said. Their commerce grew from mill
lion dollars. I'm 100 20 seventeen millions
ia 1913. and after the revolution rapidly
increased until 70 was nearly one hun
dred millions in che closing years OF the
eighteenth centur-.
The net imports grew from % mil
lions TO over 900 millions during the
nineteenth century, and the exports
from 81 millions to $50 millions in 1901
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SEABOARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Penna- r r. station
i0:6l a. m. SEABOARD NAIL - Through
Daily Pullman Sieepers = Jacksoa-
VILE, connecting a Hsmls4
with Pullman sleeper 10 Atlanta.
7 p. m. SEABOARD EXPRESS-Sold
Daily. train 20 Jacksonville and
Tampa, with Pullman, drawing Room. sleep
Ing Car and Cafe Dining Car Pullman Sleeps
% Atlanta.
These trains o1er excellent schedules ana
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh. Southern PineR
iPlnekurzt), Camden. Columbia Savannah
saczsoEFille, 81 Augustine, Palm Beach, Taus
IA, hey Vest. and Florida points; .Iso Cls0.
charlotte, Athens. Atlanta, New Orieznz, Chat
ialooga. Nashville Memphis. points Vest and
Southwest.
4sSO am. LOCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh
DaiF. southern Pines tPinehrlrsrl
Hamlet. and intermediate poiata
Office, 1877 Penna- Ave.
~ 3. RYAN w CoNETIN
c-1'1 49, 49, Gel A. 80 T,.-t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,
- - 80 y. -.

sched1le Elective October Iq. 1902
Trains Leave Pennsylvania StatiO1-
400 P. n Daily-ONCINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS solid vcsribu-e train fos
Cincinnati. REACHES Cincinnati rs a n,
Louisville 1870 a. n. ST Louis 6s45 P u,
Chicago $50 p n Pullman Sleepe1 % GIN
cinnati and Louisville Daily. Dining Car.
ESQ p n Glily - CHICAGO AND ST
LOUIS SPECIAL new solid vsstibsled
electrlc-lghted tram, arriving Cincinnati
Il As a n. indianapolis 3-25 p n, S. Louis
Gas P m Chicago $40 P m DALI Pull
nan SleepcTs 20 Cincinnati, Indianapolis, s..
Louis and Chicago without change Dining
car.
II.lO P. n DaiIy-F- Z. Y. LIMITED. sold
train for Cinclnlari- Pullman Sleepers g
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper to Virginia
Hot Springs daily except sunday SireFers
Cincinnati 20 Chicago and S. Louis Dining
Car
Reservations and tickets at Cheszpeake and
Ohio Once. SIS Peuzsy ivzliz avenue 50 Four
teeuth street near r, ana a. The S-ation-
Telephone call l6s0 Tor Pennsy ivaaiz r. z Cab
Service Il W FCLLEh,
General Passenger Agent
TaTa-Aona Main T0fF
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

For Richmond. Va, and points south. VI
Alexandra and Freoericss5urg- Leave station.
Sth and streets, 80 a. n, SEAS ?. n, daily
dining carr for Richmond and points on az
leutle CO2st Line and Florzds; lO:4I a M
200 p. m daily tFlorida and Metropolitan
Limited, for Richmond and points on Sea-
board AR Like snd Florida. l0.41 a. m tain
connects II Richmond with @ O. Rv. 10
Newport News. Old Point Comfort, &C. 40 A
m week days. As p. m daily, foF
Richmond only. Pullman or parlor cans on an
above trains Accommodation fer Quantico. "a
q M. sunday only: AIS D. N work asvat
5, 90 p ~. except Saturday.
e T., D. MYERS. ", D. Duke. ". P. TAYLOR
President General Mgr. Tz6c Agr.
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALExANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.

A1EAANUtIA. ND AifLINNf. IN
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION 1874 & Pa. Ave
For Mt. Vernon. every hour, week days. fror
10 n N. TO p. m
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour
Round trip 70 Mt Vernon. 5Oc- Round tTiT
10 Alexandria, 25c. Round trip 20 Arlington
s0c. Round Irip to Mt. Vernon. inciudLr-
Arlington ard Alexandra. 60c-
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & vi VERNON RY
sEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS auI-u
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As the above synopsis Will show averaging slOOOOO Of IN
eret p2id to members
We lifting and of
and making It easier for the members o of
making building
as they use the and saving them lots of money while building
Get annual report Office, Ilth ST. NV II interesting
Tadngaud shows what Washington Building Association can do for
Washington people.
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DIRECTORS.

Andrew Glass, President 22l sth Solomon Carr Presi
dent 100 Md John Cook,
William p Seville Chairman Auditing
Banks Brokes Auditing Committee, ST. nW W ilyer
Auditing Committee, Whitney Mount Frank J. Diem
DOME ~ Maryland ave me- Il H. Twomb Lewis Abraham,
Perry Weather Bureau; George Wright Bureau Engraving Printing
+. Trustee
NV; W. II. Duncanson, Trustee 923 G. ST. NV
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO 3. r.

Schedule in effect Nay IS. 1872
Leave Washington. Nes jersey Ave and c ST
Chicago and Northwest. 'I0-5s \ m. $50
p NJ
Cinciana-,. St LOUIS, and Louisville, slo-os
a H.. AIS ?. H., sl-lo night
PirtsSur- and Cleveland. 1913 A. n. 1s4s
D m and J % night
Columbus aud wheeling, $50 P n
Winchcst--. SIS a n. h:l5 and 1854
LCray. RivertOa. Front Royal EIktoa. AIS
" Annapolis. il7:SO. ..s:so. mo a n. l4.sO.
Frederick, ISIS. -.s-oo. IIs-se a n. "'1ls.
i'4-SO. and 1850 p n
Haee-Stoun. 10-05 A. n aud $3.50 p n
BOYD and Way points, .5-35, % a. n.
Ills. II %, 1880, ssI0-l5, lil1-So p n
Caithezs5,lTg and way points. ls-s5. 800 a
n, 10 %. ss1:I5. $50. 1880 -5-0o $50.
IT- Os. 80. --1O-l5 no p m
Washington Junction AID way points Hs:Ss.
$500 a ~ s'I-15 AN. $50 p. n
Baltimore week days x3-0o 500. $50.
x7-e5 7-so. xs-s0. SIS. ~ 80, xlo-oo. II 80 a
m 2.20 noon. %. X5-90. x4-oo. 1870.
ass. N5-C5. SIS. &c -. $50, * co, xso=On.
rlI.sO. MS p. m sundays. 1S-o9. X %.
$50 $50 x9-o9 a n, zI2-2o, i=ls. <S-0o.
$50 z5-05. go 1s-oo. 1900 XII 50 MS
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains Illuminated with Ptntsch light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia New YORK, Bos1os.
ana TIE East. 500 = -O5 CDineT) $50 But
tet) $3.50 CDiner), 1890 Qhnsrl a m.
uinerl. 400 (Phila6elphia onlyl. $50
G)iner) 800 and II 80 p N Sleeping Car
open AZ 1000 o'clocS)-
Atlantic City, 7-O5. ile-o8 a X llls9s
zOon : 90 o. n
Daily iIExccpt Sunday. ''Sansisy Oaly-
XExpuess trains-
Baggage called Tor and checked frcG hcteis
and residences b Urioz Transfer Co on orders
left Al ticket Offices. 6s Pcansylvasis Avenue
northwest, New York Avenne sne FifSeenth
Strerr md q sLarian-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
schedule elective November ?. 1902.

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
$50 a. n. daily Local for HarrsoEbu1g.
harrcnton, Charlotte, and way stations
lC~5l A. m Iaily- Washington and Florida
Limited First-claSs coaches and drawing room.
sleeper 70 Jacksonville. Fla. Dining car service.
lo-ol a. m. Daily. United states Fast Mall
EiTst-ciasS coaches and drawing room sleeper
70 New Orleans. Dining car service.
ssOl p. n. Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations cq Manassas branch
$50 p m. Daily. Local for Harrentoa and
Charlottesville
s.a5 2. m Daily New YORK and Atlanta Ex-
prs. F1rst-class coach and sleeper % Atlanta;
aoneAys' Wednesdays, and Fridays, SUnset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san
trsneiseo- Pullman buffet service.
800 P. r. Daily New YORK and FIorita
EApress- Flrst-class coach and sleeper % "a
yannah, Jacksonville. and Port tampa. sleeper
% Augusta and connection for Aiken Dining
car service
lO.ol p m. Daily New York and Memphis
Limited Cvia LyncE6urg). First-class coach and
sleeping car 20 Roanoke, knoxville. Chat
IIanoosa' and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans
Dining car service.
1913 P m Daily Washington and south
western Limited Al Pullman train. club and
ooseIsatio2 cars te i-sata and Macon; sleep
eTs 70 Nashville. - ita. Macon, Memphis,
New Orleans Dining Il service
TRAINS on BLUENoNr BRANCH.
Leave Warrington. 9.0l a. n. daily. Week
days 100 p. m, s:s5 p. H.. 4:49 ?. m, and
6.Z5 p. n. Latter 70 Lecs5urE only. Sundays
only. SIS ?. m. sor Bluemuut
through trains from the South arrive wash
ingron g;4Z q M, e.52 q. NJ, 80 a. m. 5:s5
p n. 200 p m. els o. n. and $50 D. ID
daily. Local trains from Harris0uburg. II 80 T.
N week Gays and sos p. ID. daily. Prom
Charlottesville, s.2s A. and $50 p n daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations. and 6e-
tailed information can be had AZ ticket ofices,
7Cj 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station Baggage Chez through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 ?. T. R. Cab Service.
c H. ACkERT. General Manager
3 H. HARDWICk. General P1ss'r Agent
L 5 BROWN. General Agent
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE
COURT-No. llOOl. Administration
This is 20 give notice that the subscriber.
Of the District Of Colombia has obtained from
the Probate Eourt Of the District Of Columbia
lettCrs tcstmnentary on the estate Of Thomas
Joyce. late Of the District of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. o. the subscriber on OF before the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1903; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of No
Yember. 1902.
MARY JOYCE, ll42 18th st. NV
Attest
(Seal) JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk OF the PROBATE Court.
ANSON 5. TAYLOR, Attorney. nol5, 2, 20
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Defendants. No. 2Ssgs. Equity Docket No.
%.
The object Of tass suit is 70 obtain partition
Of the real estate in the District II Columbia
10 wit, part OF lot %, in square Isl. Of which
Charles f. Lehman died seized and possessed
by a sale thereof and division Of the proceeds
Of such sale between the heirs-at-law Of said
decedent- Il appearing 20 the Court, by am
dayit fled a this cause, that the hereinafter
named defendants are now residents Of this
District. and It further appearing 70 the Court
that summons against said named defandants
has been issued and returned not 10 be
found" bereupon. on motion Of the com
plainant il IS this eth day Of November, A
ID. 1902. ordered that the defendants. Barbara
Lehman. Jane Miller Henry G. Miller, VIII
liam 3. Murphy. William J. Murphy, Annie
Cheney and ARTHUR Cheney, cause their APP
pesranCe 10 be entered herein on or before the
f0rilrth day. exclusive OF sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the day Of the frst
publication Of this order: otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with a. in case Of default
Provided that a copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton TINES. IN accordance with the statute IN
such case made and provided
BY the Court;
(seal) A B. HAGNER. Asso. Justice.
A true copy-Test;
J. X. YOt SC. Clerk.
By NJ A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk
nos. 1872
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For Building Association anything of
nba and growing economy in
of management there nothing the whole history of
Washington.
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PRIVATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING A PROBATE
COJRT.-ESTATE OF ADOLPHUS F.
LIPPHARDT. Deceased No. lIllO. Ad-
ministration.
Application having been made 20 the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. holding a
Probate Court. for probate Of the last viii and
testament % said deceased, and Tor letters
documentary on said estate. by Elizabeth y.
Lipphardt. II IS ordered this 2Isr day Of
November. A. ID. 1872. that notice be and
hereby Is given 20 Charles Il Lipphardt
jeanette Reel. Fife Reel IN Tuxedo. Md and
sophie Lipphardt. in Washington. D. c. and
10 all Others concerned. 20 appear IN said
court on MONDAY. TIE 9th DAY OF DE-
GENDER, A. D. 1902. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
10 show cause why such application should not
be- granted Provided this notice be published
in the w ashiugtou Law Reporter and The
Washington Times Cncc in each OF three Sd o.
Cessive weeks before the return day here N
mentiOnd-the first publication TO be not lis
than thirty days before said return day.
tSeall JOB BARNARD. Justice
Attest.
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LOAN COMPANIES.

~ IF YOU AKE GOING TO TUT
g u q E~7'3 in BANK. yoU loOk for the
q safest institution, ahy not use the
sane care Rhen you deposit your
Taiuab4es for a i1eht We have a building and
Laie- made for that purpose. All business
absolutely CONFIDENTIAL Money icaned on
Sa.cis,s. diamonds, Jegelry, etc Interest al
three per cent instead Of ten
r. h FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established ls40 tl4 NiDth Street AZ.
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Mrs. Renner

Has removed her city Office 70 1898 Pa. ave
NV. room 4 Office hours. from 10 A. m. 10 =
?. A. PRIVATE SANITARIUM and residence
al her country pla,-- 80 's~~vie~a ooi9-rf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LIE.

AMERICAN LIE.
NEW Rk-SOUTHANPTON-LC
St Paul NOv-26, I0l- IA. Phil pi4 Dee 20 IOa- m.
ST. Louis Dec 3 lOa-m St --aui. Dec -. l0a.In-
RED STAR LINE.
NEW R-ANTWERP--PARTs
KroOnl' d. Nov.29. lean FINLAND Dec-13. loan.
iceland Dec G. 10 am. adcrl'G Dec 81. I0a- M.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPASY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE LsO5 T 81
y. W. or Geo. y. Mnes- I4II s. y "
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OSTEOPA THY.

= DR.. GEO. d. KIRKPATRICK,
Bond Building. 18th and New York ave. NV.
HOurs 70 .. Phone l5C2-F. 0c4-smos
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLTaBIA--ANDREW J. LEHMAN
Complainant. vs. MARY Z. LEHMAN Ct al.
Defendants. No. 2S3gs. Equity Docket No.
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JUN n NJ ETsls
Deputy Register u Wills for the Districr o.
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Cout-
WILLIAM l. ELTERICH. Attorney.
no22, 29-de6
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DIR. LEATHE2MAN,

Expert Specialist in the cure Of all disease.
q a private individuality, skin and
for life.
Conspltation free. COZ r ST. ". ".
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SO CHEAP MONEY.
S25 DO you want a lean Of from SO
- 70 $50 on your furniture, piaaoS
~ etc. without any publicity CT DELAY
SO AZ very cheapest Fatesf Il 50. cail
on us. for We never disaDpoins
- MUTUAL LOAN 8 TRUST Co.,
-. Rooms II and IL. National Union
W" Building.
$500 sls = St n ".
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-22

Money Loaned Salaried People,
Retail merchants teeusters. boarding hous--
without security; largest business IN y prin-
opal cities yDLMAA. Room lOl, as 18th 81
rIAFT
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LOANS OF $40
CASH TO LOAN

OFNOtE = EOFTEN
on Furniture, Pianos, etc, IN ny amount from
SO TO 500. Come where yCu get lowest rates
and longest terms All dealings quick AMI
private.
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.,
Rooms - and &c. Atlantic Building.
Tel NJ l2S6-N. OBS and $50 F-St- y W
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rRATls ~ prr-r,,crr -

TRAINS on BLUEACNT BRANCH
Leave Warrington. 9-0l A. n daily. Week
oags, 100 p. m, s-s5 p H.. 4;43 ?. m, and
6-Z5 p. m Latter 70 Lecs5urZ only. Sundays
only, 6-25 p n sor Bluemont-
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Wash. Gas Co. SIR a. 6's i902-2s. 81
Wash Gas Co., ser 3, 6s l50lZ7. la
L. $ Elec. Li-Lt, Den- IMP LQ2 iiiz 1854 I
L s Elcc. Light. Cert. IndeDt--- lJi-s le,
Ches. & Pot. Tel, Com Js----- ijJa lOja /
Wash Market Co. lst 0s. 1872
1gll. q. J.......-...---.--.--- il-T
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-30
Realization of Age.

Two attorneys, who had slipped past
the meridian Of life without hardly OBJ
serving the fact, We're talking about
ages while eating deliberate lunch
con in the Lawyers Club a couple Of
days ago, when one Of them told
story which embodies the experience
of more than one man.
ut really came to me with a little
shock," he said. II took a sleeper at
Buffalo for New York, and there were
only half 4 dozen men aboard when l
retired for the night. IN the morning,
while in the toilet room brushing my
hair, I saw in the mirror, the refiec-
tion Of the back of an old gentleman
did not remember seeing before. He
appeared much older than any man
had noticed On the car the night be-
fore, and made up my mind that he
had come aboard after I had gone to
bed.
81 watched the reflection while ar-
ranging my hair, and then turned, in
tending to speak to the old gentleman.
You can imagine my surprise when
found that I had been looking at my
own back."-New York Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-30

crepes and silks and handsome bro
cades. Exacting tastes VIII be
charmed with a new soft silk il Old
ivory and pale green With a trailing
rose design. Wild clematis over
delicate green surface marks another
sample. There are silks Of high 1sstre,
deepening from faint cream to rich
yellow, that bear Gaintiest pompaGour
designs.
Rich velyets, II pain. corded ard
fancy effects, swell the list Of fashion
able winter fabrics and are used not
only for separate, fancy waists, but
entire costumes. A black velvet VITA
tiny white specks at close intervals
ever ii is attractive for dressy street
SO ssss:, lille a hunters green Or royal
blue with white dots is equally appso-
pirate and stylish. Black end White
striped velyets With the stripe in gra &
uated widths suggests nlodish skirts
to be worn with fancy waists for semi
formal cccasions.-Thc DeIineator.
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:n,ovG(0lj'
c; SS$K { l4aI:

II there is anything Drettier than ca
auburnAlaired woman in black suit
With Ach:nc-liila, the average observer
doesn't know il.
Ono Of South Dakota's largest orch
arGs is owned and cared for by Won
an. It covers $50 acccs ard has yielG-
ed 10000 bushels OF aDp.es.
The women Of co1th Park. Chicago,
have formed an Improvement associa-
ton to clean TIC Gltly ctreets Which
have failed to receive the proper Ct
teltion.
Miss Julia Morgan, Of S:l Francisco,
has just completed hei. ctudics Ct the
Beaux Arts in Paris, and is the fret
woman Who has been graduated frc.l
that famous institution.
Maryland is enc CT the clG-tine
States that refuses women lawyers
freedom to practice Their profession.
The Baltimore Gun makes strong a.
peal for change il the law.
Miss Mary Bidwell Breed is now
dean OF women il Indiana University,
a position recently created. She is q
Pennsylvania and 4 graduate OF Bryn
Mawr and the Pennsylvania College
for Women, at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward is mistress
Of Spanish, French, Italian ard Ger.
nan. Her knowledge OF Spanish lit
erature is such that when only eigh'
teen she was asked to adjudicate in q
Spanish-essay competition.
Women pilots are by no means IN.
known il Americas coast towns. In
San Pedro Harbor, California, Miss
Vincent, formerly Of Marblehead
Mass, is q most successful one. She
is making a good living and hopes te
rise il her profession.
Mrs. Lena Behrens, Of Ohio, is {
| wholesale saddlery dealer. She is {
graduate cf q school OF pharmacy, and
her knowledge Of chemistry was 81
valuable to her husband il testing met
ais that she gradually worked into til;
| business. She is now q widow and j!
sole manager OF the large factory.
| Two college women Of Bsookl:ne
| Mass, are making success Of laun
| dry run On strictly scientific and eco
nomical principles. The clothes ar,
"sun dried" cnd bleacned, and by
series Of experiments the foreman ha
| tested all the latest contrivances ant
processes for lettering the quality G
the work.
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A Blind Telepllonc Girl.

The remarka ble adaptabiiity cf the
human machine is well c1er1pliied in
the case OF blind telephone operator
at Alattoon. Ill. According to the Elec-
trical World, Miss Abbie Downing. 4
blind girl Of twenty-threc years. who
began as an operator Of q telephone
exchange, recently within three weeks
became the most expert operator the
company ever had. She handles &
board for sixty telephones end also
has charge Of a toll station Of which
she personally keeps the books. She
10 Gates a call on the board by the
sound Of the drop or by running her
nimble fingers over the exchange
board. She graduated from the In
dianapolis School for the Blind in
1888, and can cook, sew by hand OF
machine. do fancy work. and is an ac-
conplished musician. She is the only
blind telephone operator in the coun-
try.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-30

The Fish and Game Commission has
temporarily prohibited fishing in Lake
Chargogga goggmanchaug
bunagungamaugg. Just why fishing
has been prohibited there is not pub
licly stated. 1t is rumored that some
reckless sportsman drew the lakes
name through that body of water sew
eral times (after the manner Of seine)
and that this reckless practice resulted
in catching nearly all the fish that
were too large to slip through the
"aus'' or the ''gg's." If the orders OF
the Fish Commission were necessary to
preserve the beauties Of the charming
lake, they were justifabie. AS the
town poet Of Webster has forcefuHy
sung:
No Franklin pond nor Hampshire bog
Can compare With Lake CLarg
Mancnauggagogg-
AchaubuLdgunamaugg.
Boston Daily Advertiser.
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q O~DT'etrX:.'
>s.:.>,>ga>@ Wear

Miroir velvet is much used for hand
some evening gowns.
The seasons designs in negligee are
noticeable for the.r elegance and elab-
Grafton.
Green is q favorite color for coats
foc little giris, particularly in velvet.
An ecru lace collar, beaver fur OF er
mine forms the trimming.
Velvet ribbons are now seen with
velvet on both sides. The centre is il
solid color with striped edges combsu-
ing the centre color and white.
The most fashionable hat for small!
girls is a big fat silky haired beaver,
trimmed with feather pompons1 and i1-
mense bows with long streamers.
Hand-knit woolen jackets to wear
for extra warmth under outside wraps
are more loosely woven than the ma
chine-nade garments, cling to the
figure, and are not bulky.
Low dressing for the hair has made
possible horseshoe shaped comSs. The
comb proper goes down into the coil Of
nail, ana dro0pinS from II Oh either
side are the ends Of the shoe which
eacircle it.
The modish hat pin is topped with a
pear-shaped pearl or round topaz or
amethyst framed in gun metal. Crys-
tai beads with setting Of gun metal
are used for some Of the long chains.
for which there is decided liking
just now.
The high novelty in belts is Il waist
band formed of thin white leather,
laid in folds. Some are SO high as to
r, almost corselet, others are aboat
three inches wide. Tie buckles are
high and narrow. and sometimes are
both in front and at the middle Of the
back.