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The Washington times., 1902-12-05
LEGAL notices.

LEGAL NOTICES.
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out o. this court TO the United states Marshal
In and for this District iJr th- said defendant,
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found. DO is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his 1Ifea-.nce 90 be entered on VI be-
fore the ElE DAY or JANUARY. l. ID 1903,
eiHer"lsr me cause VIII be DT1attael WIN 81, ID
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COLUMBIA. BEFORE CHARLES S. RJNDY.
ESQ. a JUSTICE UF THE PEACE. SUB
DISTRICT SO. ALLAN r. BACON
PLAINTIFF. vs. FRANZ N THRIFT. DE
PENDANT. At Law. $40. 1902.
A summons In due form hay.n~ been Issued
apl of tb.- court 20 the United State, N--all
-r and fo- the Distrirt Il Columbia Cor frr
s7if arfr1g.rf and me s1mr having been bv
slid United states Marshal returned -.Not TO de
.aurd i- IS hereby ordered thar said defendant
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Furnished. 1887 @ st. NV; eight
rooms and bath; convenient 10 car line and
market. Apply II. D.. RUST COS 18th st. uw.
de5-8t
FOR RENT-House; six rooms and bath: large
yards and closets; rent 5000. 262G * b. NV.
dpJ.st
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-New f0ur-ro0m and bath Hats,
Northeast. rent SlG.J0. tenant can select paper,
are being taten as fast as completed. PRED
Vs. REEVES. tIT I4th 81. NV. dcJ-aJ
FOR RENT-Clcapcst fats in city: no. l2I,
18th 20. me- COR Bladensburg Road Ist and
Zd floors. Q suites OF q rooms each 4 and s.
r. A. MCINTYRE. pa G 80. nv. ezy0
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SiE-rOOm C0ttare at KeHilWOrth. D.
O.. uith large lots. on corner price. S2,4j0;
easiest terms 800 cash; monthly payments,
$3.50. including ali interest You have never had
O better opportunity % purchase such a well
built house at such a low price and such
easy terms. Property in this vicinity is rapidly
enhancing in value; a rare chance 10 secure a
home az a speculative price. WASHINGTON
AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE Co. 1t1O G.
st. nw. def-5C
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HATS I'd, Dprrp r...,r ..,s ,...l ..-1.- t.,-i-
i' ,',i.'N l',l .',o MAJ o'Iy. |
rgrr,s- ..i.4 ,.,r...-i i-,.7.,..,,. o,.rt Al.
dress bon 4le tins office. de5-St
WANTFD-parry with small c1pitaI to ioin me
in good. paving Ersn,ss now tForoushiy cs-
tablishcd. Address bon al3. this office. de5-3t
BARRIERS and dsiry lrr,b men attention
New business sior,s-Hya'tsyiile has popa-
.''--H al l--''- anu no Ies,''l''nt 'l '"u-'
room. Ay new stores 10 tine heart OF Town,
Ueu as am up.to-dsfs barber sbop. sfcam and
electric cars stop at these stores
de5-3t j. II. ROGERS. HyattsviIlc: phone ST.
FOR SALE rplcpsi5 grocery business. hest
nei-hborhood in the city: cheap rent: living
rooms AuuIv loo eth n NV de5-3t
WANTED-Lo7n af sl zoo on sl0O00 worth of
securities. Address BOX iO6. this office. II
.r,p cam o...s 49,. ,...r- =. .,-...--
forty rooms; furnished, steam heat, long lease;
good chance 90 make money, reason for selling,
bad health. Address BOX i03 this Office.
1''''' -------
GROCERY STORE; average sales. $1,000 month
iy; inventory; several lunch rooms. finely To-
Jof.2t
FOR SALG-Candy and grocery store: near two
schools; other business. Inquire Cigar SJorc,
o'h ana SIS nv. aei-S'
FOR SALE-brug store. at G2CridCc must be
sold; owner has other business NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. Gil st. NV de4-3t
FOR SALE-Iunehroom; four rooms all
rented; viii scI cheap If sold al once. Address
bon 53l, this Office dei 30
SALOON; southwest: rent S25. price ss. 800
". J. DUGAN. Gl7 Louisiana ave. dct-at
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SALOON; center c'tyi guaranteed business 80
III Tr,isisns a,,s dct.2t
DINING ROOM, doing fne business, easy terms;
FRS I'm y IN IL 'S+
FOR SALE-Cafe On Avenue NV, near capitol,
''' lhis once 9et-2I
GROCERY. Southeast. making money: bargain.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BRuKERS Oh n Il
dcG-3t
sl-5 pcr Isoptb. n-ice Il 20, g6od resso1 f55
selling Address BOX s9G this 6tfce. det-gt
80. .---,,.,.
weekly; I'D health. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, 6ll ST. dei-5t
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hhAL SiAlE AEN-lOj Tor safe or rent signs
P4ihle1' fl-s5. 30 business c..r4s, s!-.o, ~
ehEtlopeS. %i-yA hAl "ohlh fObLiShl-'"
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THE LOGAN

Beautiful Location, Iowa Circle, near o st.:
d nge and double rooms. two and three room
suites; private bath; well appointed dir.ug
room. Oriental room, smoking room; pine, pong
and Manhattan pool free 90 guests. special
monthly restaurant and room rate5. duI.aur
1876 Il STREET N.W.-Onc-haf square from
and facing P,unsJ lyania ave-, opposite park
rooms with board; table board uan5ients 81
90 g per day, reference given. cZ5-5
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with
board. large secUndstOry front room. suitable
ct. nv. OcZl-u
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FOR RENT-sToRE & DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and DWELLING: large yard
and stable. I2I7 nth Sc. sc.. good stand for
boots shoes. gents Furnishings. and notions
on husIness street, city and country trade. good
chance for small capital, rent l1w. Apply next
door. 1919. deI-It
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WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-Stables Tor four head horses and
three large top furniture wagons; not TOO far
SWAY Address 1913 9TH 81. NV. de3-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs a VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Onc good iump-seat surrey and har-
ness. Sf5; one large black mare. sound. for cart
or express wagon. s35. In rear Of 123 80 ST. ne
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-On Hamilton road. near Good
Hope. ciEht-rO0m cottage, near three acres
Apply .l6 sth 81 ne. deist
FOR RENT-At Kcnilv0rth. ID. g.. siX.room
frame cottage. concrete cellar. stable and other
ou.imdinEs. larIe lots 0u.y SO, one siX-loom
cottage. slO WASHINGTON AID SUBJ RBAN
REAL ESTATE CO., 1910 O. ST. NV. dci5t
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wANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-stearn heated fat. seven rooms and
bath an modern convenience, or two smaller
sutes adjoining; not 10 exceed $50. =. %.
Box 2g5. city. de5-5t
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. P0sTOFF1CE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur
az anY time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
of sailing daily and the schedule Of closings
is arranged on the presumption q their un-
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending December 6, 1902, the last connecting
closes viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE
as follows.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

WANTED-S5.OO0 loan on real estate worth
sg5e0U. at per cent for term oi I've years OF
less. Address BOX 374. this Office deS-5t
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MANIED-loung man who understands cutting
4o~. this office 1t
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FOUND.

% FINE VISITING CARDS. I0c; best obtain
able; latest style; correct size. HAYS. Printer,
go l. So nv. dei-3t
FOUND-Pouud marble and fruit cake; two
pounds. ZJc. 40 WILKINS. 92l 9th NV. de3-3t
FOUND-Laccy's Ice cream absolutely pure.
20 cents per gallon. Delivered iu unlettcred
wagons. COZ New York ave. nv. mlO.H
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FOR REHT--FURNIsHED ROOMS

GRANT PLACE-i.srgc room and rooms for
one person. good location. steam heat. Ga5 80
FOR RENT-Thrce we'll furnished rooms. second
uoor: all CUuvcnIyugrs for Light hUus. ktepi iuL-
porcelain bath. ass 81. dDI.5J
FOR RENT-Nicc,v furnished rooms: also one
office room. 62o ST. nw- de5-St
FOR RENT-UasIrahIg furnished rooms: So per
week up. DO AZ St. NV. dl-3t
FOR RENT-Sccond floor furnished rooms. S..
ID = st. NV. de5-3t
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished parIor and bed
room, can Doe used for business or privately.
222 st. NV def so
FOR RENT-Fuuisbcd rooms. single. double;
gas, heat. bath, housekeeping - Pcnusy j.
vania ave. dci-iJ
FOR RENT-Large hl- window room. second
floor, one small room, furnace heat, transieufs
% cents mn u st. NV. dei-ir
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished front room. sec
und hoor; centrally located sos n st. NV.
dci-3t
FOR RENT-Funrished room. 81 per week.
oly \ 81. NV. del 30
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. sI.25 a week. 90
sth s.. NV de3-3t
FOR RENT-Nicclv furnished room for two
gentlemen, cheap, Address BOX 3Sj. this office.
dc3-5t
FOR RENT-Large furnished front room: heat.
gas, and bath; second Aoor, board next door.
9l7 oh ST So de32t
FOR RENT-Two newly furnished south front
rooms, SO and Sl2; heat gas, bath. 1901 gth
ST. uw. de3-3t
FOR RENT-Furuished hau room. l25 per
week; other rooms '2s 18th st. NV. de3at
FOR RENT-Warm room, with breakfast. for
gentleman; Sll. I7fl n. j. ave. NV. de53t
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms; suitable
for palmistry. so C. st. nw. de3-5t
FOR RENT-Fuuishcd room; very convenient.
sos 10Th ST. NV, upstairs. dc3St
FOR RENT-Two south. second floor commrui-
eating rooms. furnished. no house coping; ref
erences. 22i + So. uw. de3-3t
FOR RENT-Nice front room In strictly private
family; good board across the street G2g East
Capitol Sc. deS-6J
FOR RENT-Threc nicely furnished front rooms.
( on second floor; convenient t0 all car lines;
southern exposure ,l3 / st. NV. dC3-3t
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished rooms, gentle
men preiered' reference lsi3 No.h Capitol
St. del-.t
FOR RENT-Fumshcd rooms, with OF without
board; bot water heat ana 6,h So. NV. DELFT
FOR RENT-2I6 = st. NV; large and small
rooms. m2g-7
HOTEL PATIENCE. 30 f st NV: nicely fur
niEbed rUoma. with private baths; cafe; hotel
service reasonable Apply A. Orlce Of hotel
e6-d
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Iadies Victor wheel, IN perfect
order. SIS. Job L 50. NV dr5-8t
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WANTED-Whitc man. first class oyster cook;
no others need address BOX io3. this office
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-S2 700. we'll located Northeast; ane
three-srory bay-wiudoW brick. This is a bar
gam. tdh OF wriJc az once.
dcj-5t T. LODGE HILL. 500 p st. NV
FOR SALE-S3. .00l: $500 cash. balance easy;
cheapest house IN town; centrally located
Northeast; pretty sN-r9om and bath brick; nice
shape Don't iaD 90 see us about this
dc5-5t T. LODGE HILL, 80 = So. NV
FOR SALE-A corner house. Northeast; near
ST. cars; six rooms and bath, only S2.lo0.
de5-St r. LODGE HILL. s03 p st. nv
FOR SALE-s250 cash. balance $40 month;
viii buy handsome brick, siN rooms; bath;
II feet front; Al shape: price $3.50.
dcj-dt r. LODGE hill. s02 ? So. nv.
FOR SALE-Ss go; home on I st. NV; six
rooms, bath. brick furnace heat, cost $500;
hardwood finish, side lights, viii sacrifice for
cash Let rs show you this house.
de5-5t +. LODGE HILL, s12 r ST. NV
FOR SALE-A large. fine. new house and lot.
built hy the owner for a home; ou Capitol
Hll. 80 feet from stanton Park and 100 feet
from cars; viii suit most anyone who is looking
for nice home; have eight OF ten parties who
business. VIII sell YOU a bargain. Call and see
this house. 2l5 5th st. ne. de5-5t
FOR SALE
5 BRICK HOUSES on eth ST. NV; sewer
and water, in fine condition: renting az
SO each per month. Price for an. 5000.
4 SNTOum brick dwelling, with stable In
Che Northwest. convenient % an car lines;
front and rear yards. Price, $500. Terms
to suit
CORNER LOT suitable for business pur-
poses, with party wall, in Northwest. Price,
$3.50
BRICK STORE and TWO SMALL DWELL
lNGS in the Northwest Price 4OJl
j. d. * ". D. SJtdiNA ~.
drt-tf -O- 18th st. uv.
FOR SALE-New six-room and bath house.
Southeast; rented. Sl5jO month; viii sell for
81, 500; only 500 cash required NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS on + st. del-3t
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
18TH ST. NV. NEAR G-lf-roCm building.
by the expenditure OF a little money can
De- made 10 pay handsomely as business
property. PRICE. $1,000.
NEAR 18TH AND T SIS NW--Scvcu rooms
and bath brick; good condition. lot lsxlOJ.
% alley. PRICE. SiC10
GASCH BROS
m30-6 1895 EeW York ave nw.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTEp-Respectahlc white girl 20 care for
baby and assist about house; one who desires
home with wages. reference 636 Q 81. nv. II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHAIR GAMING. 25c up; re- airing. upholstcr-
ing. SALTER. --9s 9Th So. NV. dc5-3t
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. 81: war
rlnted one year. j. ". CABBIDON. Is IT ST.
ne dcj-ft
TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence Soc up;
send postal. eU5 9Th ST. DIV. det-6t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly s2s 18th
st. NV, or 9th ST. uw.; mo- lime, 90 cents per
pair. def8J
DANCING every Thursday night 40 GODFREY'S
DIAMOND PLEASj RE HOTEL, 40 Chesapeake
Junction, Md everyone welcome
CHAIR CANINC-SRS. T.. JOHNSON. 1925 9th
GO. nw., send postal. de3-5t
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. M D.
GORDON. lawyer. tlj lith SO. NV. del-6t
500 LETTER HEADS and $50 envelopes printed,
81 ALPliA COZ, a2' st. NV. m2o6
PIANOS AND ORGANS tuntd. 81. HELBIG's
MUSIC STORE. l7f2 1th Sc nolg8Ot
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NANTED-Womau for general housework: no
washing; also laundress Co take family wash
nome; references required from both 1884 a5th
g. II
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. 50 up; work guaranteed; !;
samples brought III NT, f65 st. tc5-7t
NOLTE. s2g 9th g. NV, Is constantly receir-
inc the latest and most attractive designs Ia
Wall Papers and papers rooms from 81 % up.
Cali and investigate for youBeli and be coo
yinccd. mll-u
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WANTED-Colorod maid as nurse and chamber
maids only hiEh-gla-s servant wanted. Apply
after III q. M. -OIg O ST. Ii
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REAL ESTATE.
Properties for
Investors
and

and
Small Home Buyers.
000 FOR sALE-A small brick house
l'Z w IN the NV; rents for SI180.
81 CO0 FOR sALE-A small brick house
~l'OOO in the nw.i rents for SIC per
600 Buys a thrce-story brick; C st.
SOOO nw.i cars pass the door.
S9OO0 BUYS two brick houses in the
O,OOO Northwest; rent for S2i.O0 per
month; always rented.
50 mn Buys three-story bay-windog
O'OOO brick; seven rooms and bath; al
most new; good condition. z5d near II 81.
~O,EUU st. near 18th. lis bargain ., Z :
see it.
Sd d.000 Buys nine-room brick; ST.
Price, 81, 200.
small brick house in the NV. Rents 5000 per
month
Price, $500.
5-room brick in the nv. Rents $500 per
Price, S1,75O.
Groom house on st. nv. Rents for $3.50
Price, ST.. $50.
7-room frame house-suhstantial, veu-built
house. Rents $3.50.
PIce, 5000.
desirable bricks. on Va ave NV, renting
for SllOO Per month.
MARTIN BROS,
Headquarters for Investment Properties.
I9z5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
LIacoLN PARK PROPERTY.
st. ne, near Lincoln PARK. A Broom
frame. with beautiful lCf -IvlOO. House rents
for $3.50 per month. and any one should jump
90 the ground at j4l per loot. We viii sacri-
Zee The property for sLoJt. il sold at once
ANY terms sou name.
JGIiN F. DON0HoE & son.
Phone. East 81 S1s East Capitol st.
CANNON & SUMMERS,
REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE.
1902 ST.. y. vs.. Phone. Main 299O.
We VII build you home in
Sherwocd's AdditIonto Brookland
Must De seen 90 be appreciated. Lots al
any price and terms Co ss.l. Call or write.
s pleasure Co take you out
$50 BUYS LOTS $50 each1. Lakewood. \. j..
perfect title. REALTY AND SECJ grTI con-
PANY, Duzel BuHiIns Philadelphia. dc3-st
FOR SALE-22d st-N-arly new 7.roam brick.
modern improsgll uts- Reduccd 20 S4,0J0.
FOR sALE-S4.5O1-A 9-RoOu BRICK or II
ST.. NEAR DIST; VERY NICE LITTLE
HOME; a F1RsT-CLASS INVESTMENT
FOR SALES. 400 EACH-2 neat Groom housrs
With stone trimmings; 0u corner; one
square from Lincoln Park.
GET OUR LIST; WE'VE GOT THE BEST AT
The LOWEST PRICES
STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC and SIS st. NV.
HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE.
1901 clifton st. NV. Columbia Heights. over
looking citg. one block from Iitu 20. car line.
1,eviy reloyated Throughout Contains Is
rooms. 3 ri Cd Baths Ranges. Water sitter.
.uE plant Laundry Haas- heated uy steam.
Has lawn, porch, awnings aud screens Price,
r-r month.
UNFINISHED. Sl25O0.
FURNISHED WITH CARPETS AND POR-
THERE'S, >lJJOu.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. $4,000
OPEN IUR INSPECTION.
CARETAKEK JS PREMISES
Apply ALONZO o. BLISS, Owner,
Room s, Bliss Bldg. Telephone East 68s.
uo23-3Ot
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MARTIN Bros,
Headquarters for Investment Properties,
1895 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

LIHCoLN PARK PROPERTY.
st. ne, near Lincoln PARK A broom
frame. with beautiful l0f -1xlO0. House rents
for $3.50 pu month. and any one should jump
ANY terms sou name.
JGI!N F. DON0HoE & son.
Phone. East 81 S1s East Capitol st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10
Kind Words for Kerwin.

The Employee also contains snort
er sketch of Trainmaster Il. %. kerwln,
of the Lehigh & Susquehanna division
of the Jersey Central. 1t follows:
The possibilities in railroad life for
any young man who possesses grit and
Il determination to succeed are illus
trated in the career of Mr. e. 10. Ker-
win. who has recently been appointed
of the l.. & S. division of
the c. II. r. of N. j. Mr.. kerwin be-
gan his railroad career when he was 10
years of age, as water boy to a section
gang at Turner's. on the Erie railroad,
and afterwards worked as track Ia
borer at the same place. Young ker-
win. however, had ambition, and it was
not long before he had learned telegra-
ply, and secured a position as operator
and agent, under Mr.. C. W. Bradley, at
that time general superintendent of the
West Shore railroad, where he remain
ed for some time. when he went west
and allied himself with the Iowa Cen
trail, where his ability was soon recog-
nized and he rose to telegraph train
dispatcher. chief telegraph train dis
patcher and eventually trainmaster,
which position he left to accept his
present one with the New Jersey Gem
trail. Mr.. Kerwin is a young man of
pleasant address, a railroader in every
sense the word implies and the en-
ployes of the Central have found him
to be the right man in the right place"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10
IN NEW QUARTERS.
The Eadie Music Company Located at
20 East Main,

80 East Main.
The Eadie Music Company are NOV
ing to their new music house in the
sConover building, 80 East Main. Their
opening sale will occur Saturday, Sept.
18th, and continue one week. They
are installing mammoth stock of over
three car loads of pianos and organs.
embracing eleven different makes OF
standard well-known instruments,
When the Eadie Music Company open
ed for business in this city nearly six
months ago they inaugurated the poll
icy of handling instruments of a high
grade only, and the great volume of
trade they have been enjoying is an en-
dorsement of that policy. They now
have one Of the largest stocks and fin
est stores in Iowa. Mr.. John w. Caste,
concert pianist, and Mr.. Cassie c.
Brannan, violin soloist, have been en-
gagged for the opening and will render
an interesting program each afternoon
and Saturday evening. Over 1000
copies Of sheet music, regular 40 and
SO cent music will be given away DUR
ing the opening. Everything in the
store will be marked at a very low
special price for this opening sale and
anyone contemplating purchasing an
instrument can save money by select
ing it at that time. Remember the
opening date, Saturday Sept. 9th. and
continues one week. The success of
the Eadie Music Company is assured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10

OF letter calling my attention to a
letter written by Mr.. Binford August
Sth, and a reply August 21st. signed
by Assistant Secretary II. A. Taylor.
assuring him that an opportunity would
be granted for hearing, and sug-
costing that he defer his visit until
after September 18th.
1 think it follows that must set aside
my approval and grant a hearing, and
suggest that you see Mr.. Binford and
arrange for some convenient date. ]
can probably met you in Chicago
about the time of the presidents trip
thru the west.
Mr.. Binford assures me that 80 PEI
cent of the people will readily sign
a petition for the other site. l sugges.
to you, and will suggest to Mr.. Blnford
that representatives of both partieS
make a canvass of the incorporate
limits of Marshalltown. seeing every
voter who voted at the last election,
and have them sign petition either
for the one or for the other. The pa
pers should be circulated Jointly and
then there will be no duplicates. You
might suggest this if you will to Mr.
Binford.
Sincerely yours
l.. NJ SHAW.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10
SUING FOR $1,000.
John p. Nelson, Who Was Hurt Near
This City, Asks Big Damages from

John p. Nelson. a section hand for
merly in the employ of the Chicago &
Northwestern, who was injured few
years ago in an accident near this CITY,
las begun suit in the federal court at
Cedar Rapids for $4,000 damages
against the company. The case was
called Tuesday afternoon. being the
first on the docket of Judge Shiras
Nelson's petition alleges that on Nov.
IL, 1900. while returning from Marshall-
town to Quarry, Iowa, that he and sew
eral Of his co-laborers were ordered by
the foreman of the gang to mount the
engine of the work train, and were ex-
pected to ride in that perilous position
for distance of five miles. Nelson
charges that as the train was about to
leave Marshalltown he fell in front of
the engine and that his head and breast
We're mangled and his right arm sew
cred from the body. He alleges that he
is permanently disabled and physically
disqualified to perform manual labor in
consequence of the injuries received,
and asks Judgment for $4,000 damages.
The trial of this case, unless settled or
otherwise disposed of, will occupy
couple of days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10
TkE' HAS THE LYcEuM.
Word from Minneapolis Says "lke"
Speers Has Management of One Of
the Best Of the City's PIayhouses.

WORD from minneapolis Says ike"
Speers Has Management of One of
the Best of the City's Playhouses.
News received in this city from Min
neapolis indicates that Mr.. I. c. Speers
has secured the management of the
Lyceum Theater of that city. Mr.. Dick
Ferris. well-known repertoire the
atrical man, who is a very intimate
friend of Mr.. Speers. has secured con-
troll of the house and the same is to be
managed by Mr.. Speers. The Lyceum,
while not the largest of the Minneapo-
lis theaters, is considered the prettiest
house in the city and is situated on
Hennepin avenue, near the West Hotel
UP to a short time ago the house has
been controlled by the same manage
ment as the Metropolitan and has been
closed a greater part of the time. I'm
der the new management the house
has been entirely remodeled and put in
the best of condition in every respect
Heretofore the house has only catered
to the very best of attractions and has
only been opened for high-class con-
certs or musicales. 1t is needless to
say that Ike" will make his hustling
felt in the city of churches, the same
as he did here, and success is sure to
follow