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.SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

Capital City Route."
Leave Washington. Penna- R. r. ststiou-
fO:2S AID. SEABOARD FAST MAILs-Througk
DAILY. Pullman SleeperS % jacksonville.
connecting AZ Hamlet with PULL
.nan Sleeper 20 Atlanta
ZOO p. M. FLA AND METROPOIIrAS
DAILY. LLMITED-Soid train &c St. As
gusrine- Pullman. Drawing Room, CompErn-
ment. Observation. and Dining Cars; also PuIts
man Sleeper 70 Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper ruess
days Thursdays, anc Saturdays % Southern PinsS
.Piuehurst-)
These trains oIer excellent schedules and serTics
20 Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines (Piss-
lurstl Camden Columbia Savannah Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte Athens,
atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville,
-oiuts West and Southwest
$3.50 a. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
DAILY. southern Pines (Pinehurst) HAM
let and iutermediate pointE
Once. ian Penna- ave
r. F. l. BUNCH " H DOLL
CeaeTal Pass Agent General Agent
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SOUTHERN RY,


Sesedule corrected 70 January a. ls0a.
Trains leave nom PennEylvaaia Station
sol a. Daily. Local t0r HErrisonbslrz war
Telt0E- CARROTS and way ssatioaa
lOs5l a n Daily HashinEtou. RiehHond and
Tlozit- Limited First-elaAs coach and drawing
room sleepeI % Jaekso1villa- DiutnE car service.
rs a. h. Daily. United ststs Tasf Nal
Iirst-elass coaches and draWfnE-room sleeper 70
View Orleans DiElng CAP service
II II - n Daily. Local for Wsrrsztoa and
IsOI p n Week Dsyz Local for Hs-rsssa-
burE and WHy stations On MAnazas btsack-
$50 p N Daily Local for Earrg1tez saa
SIS , N Week days The sourAsru.s PaIni
Limited AL Pullman train. New Tork and
Washington. 20 AIKEN, Augusta and 81 Augrs-
tine, Pa. composed Of club, So-partRent
drswing room, ard observation cars Dining q:
$50 ,. n. Daily. Washington and chasa.nOoza
Limited tsia LynchSu-g)- Flrst-el2z eoseA and
slssping car % Roanoke, Kn0EVills, ChaErAn0osa
and Memphis sleeper to New Orleans. DiElnS
$50 :. N Daily. New To-k md Atlanta "
press First-elaas coach and siss2E u AtiEEta;
hondays NednssdayH and FridEy1. Suasst Route
Pulmnn buAst service.
pres. firss-elass coach and slsepsT 60 sETEnAh
Jacksonvflla. and Port Taupa. 6leEpsE % 7ur-
neville, ChsTlstons Augusta. sod = homAs-
VILE Ca. Ead eooneetioa fer AfAe1- Dining ear
io:l5 p n Daily. Warrington nd s0athsest-
crn Limited Al Pullman t5sts, club aad obser-
NaShvfIie Atlanta. Macon, GEaDhis. New Orleans
Tri-Eeekly % PinehurEe, d. O. Eeadaye Wei
nesdays. and FriAAys- Dining car ssrStrS.
TRAINS on BLUEEOET BRANCH
Leave WEshingt0a S=0I T. II asIly. I7oO . n.
ass p. n. and 4:Ea ?. n week days, sed e.2S D
H. Sundays onIy t0T Bluenonf, and SIS p n
week daye, and u-tO p IA, theatre train. Non
days, wednesdays and Saturdays for LseberE
D through trains hon tha sOUth arrive WGsh-
ingtoa 5.t2 a. m. sss2 a. r.. As a. T.. e;Is
A. n daily, except Ho06ayEi $50 D n 100
?. n. and $50 ?. n. dAfy. Local 7sins hon
Earrisonburg. usS q. N Essz dayS and
ESQ p. N daily. From ChAfiSttsTv{IA SIS
a. NJ and $40 ?. II calY.
Tickets. sleeping ear EsssTvsticas, and 6sssiIed
information can b had ct teks! oheeS 5os iSth
ST., 81 PGnnyfTania AVs1ne Ead Rgnnsy lyEnla
Station Baggage checked through hon hotell
and res.danees,
'Phoas Maih It4I, P. a. r, Cab Service.
FRANK g. CANNON, Sd v. ?. and Gen Egr-
E. n EAHDWlCE GslsraI PEss'r AZenE
l. s BROWN. General Accent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Evcry day in the year for Norfolk, Nv
- port News. and al points south by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
newport News" Norfolk and Nv ash
ihgton, on the following schedule:
" Washington. $50 pm LV Portsmouth S 90 ON
~ eAandria-. . 90 pm Lv. S0rfolk-... 600 pm
AZ Z Monroe. 100 am Lv- Fl Monroe 100 pm
a. Sosioik--. 500 an AT. Alexandria O. 80 am
A. foTts'nouth-s-l5 am Ar. Washington. 700 am
tickets on sale and stateroous reserved
a. general ticket office, Bond Building I4th
st and n Y ave: al downtown offce.
oh ST. and Pa ave: at Office On rharf
- and on board steamer
q or further Information apply at gen
IA IA oihceS foot It'll ST.. phone 80. or
Bond Building. I4th st. and n Y ave
" Washington. D. C. Phone 22p0.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General usrarpr
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR SAIE-Choies front Tot In Fairmount
Heights. Md; 25Nl2L. I5-ioOt alley; on ear line:
price. $50 AdtreS BOX so this office mss
FOR SNIE-A comfortable home. 500 cash
PIERCE & PIERCE Vienna Va. Misc
FOR SALE-New cottage. $3.50; ADVANCING, Iots
nov 500 70 500. e foot. your chance nov;
villa sites. $50 10 $3.50; easy payments book
let GEO R. hill. 6l5 18th ST. NV r25-tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD. MD.-LOTS IN BRENTWOOD
TRACT, three minutes walk from DISTRICT
LINE STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO; 50xxl4O; 500. Lots. 50x2OO, three min
utes further, S125. Any lot s monthly 20
lots to choose from. Marty As many sold last
.eason- Six houses building. HOLIDAY TRACT
10th sides electric read and B. & o. STATION
on property. Lots 40xl25 $50 10 $500 STORES
snd POSTOFFICE- Streets graveled and lighted
Any lot, s. per month. 800 to choose from Az
many sold and improved ". A. BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building feIs sOt
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wANTED-MIScELLANEoUS.

WAAFED-Fo rent smith-Premier or Remington
yPtNtltef- 10 L ~. 81
WANTRD-An iron bath tub. 720 9th st. Sc.
MANfEI-To buy an adjustable skirt or skirt
and bust f0rm combined. in good condition. Al
-, 80 80 -Aie once mag
HAHTED--oLD UNITED STATES COINS; &. rs
Tor - gold pieces; gold dollars q % no, yoId
silver. diamonds bought. ABRAHAlgs. AZ sth ID
Ie-S-a
WANTED VIII pay highest cash price Cor
iscie and gents cast-0d clothing Adde'S
postal. viii cali u. TARsHEs. LS0s Ith ID. NJ
feJ-S0t
WAETED-Cash paid for al kinds Of household
furniture. oface and store fixtures; also sold on
commission H. ROSENBERG. Audience CSC
Louisisna Nv. e24-tf
WANTED-Bring your old gold and silver.
SatcheS End diamonds 10 the MINT sI5 q ii
nv, ssd get full value in ready money. GEO.
NARTlG. Manager. isi7-3m
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-EEMALE-

WANTED-By respectable colored woman, place
a. nrst-ciass cook and general h0useWorker I2I
L ST. nv Il
WANTED-By colored woman. washing t0 tske
home hIst-class shirt hand; or day work out
S34 sd 81. NV. el
WANTED-By experienced hand place to sew
out by the day; good references. Apply nos
New jersey ave- Nv. 81
WANTED-By two colored women. place AS cooE
or general hcuseWOrk; one as chambernaid rs
18th 81. mi
WANTED-A respectable colored woman would
Ike place as cook; stay nights; good references
20ls Florida ave. mi
WANTED-By neat colored woman from Virginia
place 90 DO general h0useWOrk. Address $40 Eve
- us. nj
WANTED-By neat cOl0red girl, place as cham
oeTmail with family leaving city. G32 New York
ave uv- mi
WANTED - Trained nurse viii give massage
treatment 10 iuvalids al their homes Address
BOX iZ3. this ONCE. nj
WANTED-A place o. Waitress or dishassbe-. Ad-
dress % 81 Hv. eJ-2
WANTED-F5r,t-el class washing and ironing. dora
by respectable colOred lady Gail $50 I 81. NV.
mj-2
WANTED-ry reliable colorad woman. place TO
do general housework- 500 q 80. uv. mo-
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Singing cauaries. parrots cats. dogs.
rabbits. guinea pigs, fancy poultry. pea-foUls,
suldhshes, incubators. exc SCHNiD'S BIRD
STORE. TI2 18th 81. nv mI2 Il
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-oue mile from Au1costia- S looms
and cellar, three acres. Apply 2I6 sth ST. ne.
mos
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FOR EXCHANGE.

" ANIED-Iypewriter or tailor work for p-otes-
slonal services in chronic diseases Address BOX
"a, this office. mss
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINZ

NEW CTHAAlPTON-LONDON-
st Psui--Ach. y. 10 am Phil phia Nch- % noon
y Louis Ach l9, 10 am. St Paul Apr ?, 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
NEW HORK-ANTWERP-PARI
Aaderland- Mch- p noon Haverf1rd .Nch- &c. noon
hensinston ~. noon FrieslaHd...Apr. 2 noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
CO4PAHY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 81,
n W. or Geo ". Nos. lST G St n. "
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. - up; work guaranteed.
samples brought. HUNT. i65 st. nv. mo-
hOLIE. - oh - NV. = constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
faperA and paPen rooms from $40 up. CaP
ala
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The Circuit Court for Alexandria Coun-
u With Judge Nicol presiding, adjourned
t0T int term yesterday There was no
business Of Importance transacted at to-
days session.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

!, n sALE--Geut's 2z-mob Victor. excellent con
diti1n. $40. Addrszs BOX l07 this Office. e4-s
FOR SALE-Lady's shelby Ideal. splendid shape.
s.. Address BOX SOS. tins Office. cas-
FOR sALE-One gents and one lldy's bicycle;
good condition. your own price SO 8th ST. ne.
ei-s
TDR SALE-A large assortment Of srcond hand
bicycles. all kinds and best makes, such as Co
lumbias. KsHble.s, Ke8tings, Btrnes' White Fly
ers, Andres, etc; cheap; sat sfactiOn guaran-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-06

The mandamus proceedings before Judge
{ E Nicol, OF the Circuit Court. of the
police commissioners against the city
council 10 pay legal expenses Of the COM
mlssioners, has by request OF the attor-
pOned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS ARABELLA WHITES MUSIC ROOMS 40
81. ne; Cincinnati College method 5Jr.
rapid progresz assured piano for practice. mas
Rad BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. II ID
GORDON, Lawyer. OI5 l4th e. NV Gao
MAKES A LASTING TNPRESSION-Hig quality
Satisfactory Printing 100 cards. billhcad- or
envelope $40. HAYS. s0S l. 81. nv. Estab-
iIshed 1889. UgT
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. s. HELBIC's
MUSIC STORE. 1872 7th ST.. e2s-Imo
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Firm, cornfortable
durable, beautiful undctcctablc, painless. DR.
L. 3. WILSON, 1905 b st. nv. fe22-3Ot
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. s.. HELBIG's
MUSIC STORE. l742 eth 81. iagO-fmo-e
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire; one dollar JULIUS
COHEN, llOi 5th nv. e5n
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought a-i old; also book binding 10 all It's
bTauu.I--. -IE o. e.. NV ,g9ff
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS, WITH BOARD. SIS per month. s02 nh
81. nE. ga
FOR RENT-Yery small room, but nth God
board 10 Grant Place NV mg-g
FOR RENr-Beautifully furnished rooms excel
lent table 1927 nth st. Nv. mG-4
FOR RENT-Two rooms on first door, with board.
-l- q 81. NV. ma
FOR RENT-Newly papered and painted fur
nshed rooms h0t-water heat, also board u4
9th 81. NV 80
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board: one-haIf bloc,
from the Pennsylvania ave. cars; first and second
floors l9ls / 81. NV. e4-g
.SR RENT-Pleasaut rooms for two; good board;
very reasonable 1905 jth 80. NV MS
HOTEL BF-TIMORE. 18th 81. and New York ave
Large rooms. beautifully furnished overlooking
" lhte House. single So double s45 up; good
board 30
FOR RENT-85I g ST. NV: frat ao5r rom,
suitable for two gentlemen; IS per month; hall
room Tor one, so per month; table board rs
per month no
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Judge J. K. NJ Norton has sold TO the
Mutual lee Company a lot on the north
SIDE or Fayette Street, between King and
Cameron Streets
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By BAT ender, position; three years
reference from last employer. Address bon 49,
this Office. eg2
WANrED-Geutiemen's washing % take home or
do ont by the day. u Pierce 81. nv. eI
hANlED-Position a. Waterman. Address j. j.
s.. so Zist g. NV. uiE2
ANIED-louug man wants position in NOR
c4uitie house OF ONCE; good Deumau- knowledge
OF bp'sEeeplug, not afraid Of long hours and hard
HorA, good references. Address BOX f2I. this
office. nj
NANlED-Nalct and cook experienced Jansue-e
man wants situation with gentleman or 10 travel.
address Bon AIS, this Office go
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At q meeting OF the committee on light
OF lae city council. held Tuesday night, Mr.
= + McIlhaney. Of Washington, appeared
anu submitted plan for general i'm
proyement at the city gas works
The finance committee also held a mppr-
Ing and audited a number Of accounts.
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WANTED-Three unilrnf shcd rooms for Hgbt
housekeeping. b. Young married couple. reason
able; state terms. Addrrss Bon Az. tais Of
nee. ea-3
NAAIED-Eurn room iu modern house by
a single gentleman for about three months: with
in ten minutes walk % jackson square. dr-r on
scc0nd huOr; must have bathroom conveniently
near. with porcelain tub. Address bon l2G. this
oucc. MI
WANTED-Two unfinished rooms fer man and
wife, must be cheap. Address BOZ 40. this Of
nee. eJ-S
WANIED-Two large. well lighted rooms near
Columbian Medical school; : young men. Ad-
dress BOX fIj. this Office. m53
WANTED-By March IS, two rooms, completely
furnished for I~hr LOusekCCUiHg, northwest or
capitol iliii- Acdress, stating price BOX 892
this Office. MAJ
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-One 4-horsep0uer upright boiler
copper tanks, and shipping cases 100 Pennsyl-
VanIa ave. cG-8
FOR SALE-Phonogrsph p records. horn; rec
ord box and stand, nearly new; cost SIS: viii
eel cheap BOX AZ. this Office m68
FOR SALE-Handsome roH-top desk, s25. cost sss.
3l5 9th st, nv. msg
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Trans-P -cife Mails.

Mails Tor CHINA and JAPAN. via Taco-,
close here daily NJ G-30 p. n. up 70 March
inclusive. for despatch per S. s. Glenogle fo1
Nails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII and PHI
IPPTNE ISLANDS %" via San Francisco clos
he-e daily az $50 p m up 20 March 3 fnclu-
Siye. for despatch per s. s. CCptic. (0l
Nails Tor TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS
via san Francisco, close here daily at ESQ D. m
up 10 March j, inclusive. for despatch per g. s
Australia (0)
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
mails for which are forwarded via Europe1. NEW
ZEALAND, FIJI, SAMAO, and HAWAII via San
Francisco. close here daily az $50 D. n after
March and Up 20 March IS. inclusive for de-
snatch per s. s. Ventura (ol
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. clos
here daily az $50 b. m up to March Is in
elusive for despatch per s. s. America Mzr1- JoJ
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via YaucolIver
close here daily NJ $50 D. m I'd 10 March Il
inclusive for despatch per $ s. Empress Of In
dia- Registered mail must be directed ssVia
Vancouver" Merchandise for the United states
Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via Canada (0)
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are despatched 10
New York for connection with European steam
s.PHHIPPINE ISLANDS-DHirsrv Main de-
spatched 90 san Francisco 40 an closes for thar
Office. % connect With Government transports the
sailiugs Of which are irregular
REGISTERED NAILS close az the MAIN or
FlCE as follows. Oh At 100 p. n. same day;
tcl Al 500 p M same day, (d) At 500 a. no.
same day % At 800 p M previous day- f0
AZ 300 p, M. previous Saturday, lz) Al 500
D. m previous DAY; t0) At 600 o. m. previous
day. JOHN A. MERRITT Postmaster
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rRlrNs oN RLUTuoNr RnlxcH

Leave Warrington 9=ol q n azIly, 17o0 o H.
ass p. n. and 4;f9 ?. n week days, and 6.25 ?.
n Sundays only for Bluenont. and s=E5 p n
week dave, and u-t0 p n, theatre train. Non
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays for LssbsrE.
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-Lzdys and gents bicycles good or
bad. Address BON i26, This once. eos
WANTED-Ta buy gentleinan's bicycle; also a
lsdy's bicycle; model 1901, standard make Al
dress bon 80 tbs Office. nj
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FOR REET-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished or rnf,rnis5e5,
p up per month. al5 PeHusyl VaHia ave. nv. eI
FOR REST-Bzck psrlor, cheap; small room. $.
30 SJh St. NV eos
FOR RENT-One large. bright front room; fur
nisled or unfinished. eol 9Th s. nv moo
FOR RENT-s GraHt Place: desirable furnished
rooms. central location. mos
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 81 month. Ss5 4
Il. ne. MOS
FOR RESF-Two fine furnished rooms. in pri-
sate iamlly' heat, gas, bath; S and $ month.
20 y ST. NV. 1n518
E 10 RENT-Furnished rooms. sl.25 per week
as % 81 nw. m5-8
FOR RENTING furnlsbd rooms; second aoor,
tight housekeeping; heat and gas. 81 81 ne
m5-3
FOR RENT-Three rooms, second floor; gas. heat.
bath. SIS. 800 81 nv. m5-3
FOR RENr-Three rooms for light housekeeping:
DAN on same hOOri $3.50 lOZ Quincy s. ne.
e4-3
FOR RENT-NiceIy-hlrnis rooms. in private
fanny convenient 70 cars. gentlemen preferred
90 I'D st. uw. es-g
FOR RENT-Iarge furnished room for one or
Two; heat and gas Sa2 st. me- e38
FOR RENT-To gentleman. nicely furnished front
room; porcelain bath; private family. 7O5 stu
81 n-- mig
re- RENT-Lsrge, wen furnished front parlor.
1851 New jersey ave nv. mas
FOR RENT-gas n. Y. ave. comfortable we'll
furnished second floor front room. suitable FOR
one "a more gentlemen mas
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms. 2Is C. 81
nv Cal after . O'Clock mas
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The fire department at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning was called 70 a fire in the house
occupied by Sarah Cooley. coIored. 7I2
FRANKLIN Street. The flames we're extin-
suished with chemical extinguisher be
fcre much damage was done.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board in strictly prfglt
southern family; northwest. Address BOX fl3
this Office Ul-5
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RED STAR LINE.
FOREIGN MAILS.

W WASHINGTON. D. C.. POsTOFFICE. NOTICE
should be read daily, as changes may occur
a. any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule q Blessings Is
arranged on the presumption o. their uniHter-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
March 5. lso2. the last connecting closes viii be
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WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-ROOMS.

NANIED-To rent house and lot on the Metro
politan line. Addre.s BOY ig2 hI. nfce "a g
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FOR H1REHoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR HlRE-Nobbiest pleasure teams; best busi-
ness teams az the lowest rates In the city az
PiTSNOGLE's STABLE. 90 New Jersey ave nv.
fe25-lOt
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-08-29

San Juan county took si rraninn
tor best fruit display made at one Of
the earliest territorial fairs, and should.
60 down and repeat the victory at the
coming exhibition, which will doubtless
be the last Of the territorial fairs as,
they will largely be state" institutions
hereafter Our own people all know
that San Juan county is the best fruit
section Of the southwest, and it is "busi-
ness" for us to keep the fact prominent
ly before the public. The Santa Fs
railway company is making special
efforts to draw eastern peaple to the
coming territorial fair, for the purpose
Of attracting immigrants to New Mexi.
co, and that will make the fair one OF
the best advertising opportunities we
have ever had There will be no diff
Guilty in getting all the people and
capital that we need it we csn let the
outside world see what we can doc and
the coming fair, will be one Of the best
means we will eyer have for that pur-
pose, Let US take advantage Of it.
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PENNINGTON.

M. W. Milligan has purchased the
Maupin place at the mouth OF the La
Plata.
Wesley Phelps purchased one Of Graf
and Johnson's heavy wagons Monday,
making four which this company has
sold during the present month
The meat market will be supplied with
superior meat as the company have Sc
cured an eXcellant lot OF beef cattle
which will be fed near town to be used
as needed.
Jim Pierce, Tom Locke, Arthur
Thompson, Ed. and Jim Woods have
gone to Fort Collins to attend school.
Dr. and Mrs. 0. O. McEwen returned
from Durango Saturday.
Miss Ella Pond entertained a number
OF friends Tuesday evening it being her
birthday.
Mrs. Dooly is reported to be in with
pneumonia.
Alexander Lewis and Rosa Eaton
were married by o. l.. Waite at the
latter's residence. Congratulations.
A. M. Amsdam the genial cashier Of
the First National bank reports the
bank doing a most satisfactory business
which extends to La Plata, JeWett,
BlancO, and to Aztec thus embracing a
large lera Of eountry, Its officers and
Stockholders are recognized through
out the country as being conservative
and intelligent men who are working
for the advancement Of the county in
every particular and should therefore
receive the patronage Of every citizen Of
the county
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-08-29
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ri,aar Hill is reioicing loYe, tbe rain I
...ttntunn Is caugiit htllis4 Aul +4ffr aAiet
sninred the bitches sOmewhats
s. w, Sharp has the Cedar hlli store
running in full blast aud can furnish
YOU anything called for on short notice
and at prices that will keep one good
people from going elsewhere to trade. Y
Mrs. w. M. Peppers mother and neice
Mrs. Alexander and Miss Matte Wat
tie Watkins, from Knerville' Mont ar
rived at the pepper ranch last week Tor
a visit with their daughter and aunt
Georoe Warner of SilvertOn, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, whitney
lie is resting up from mining and view
ing ranch life as portrayed IN Ceaar
Gill
August 18th, a fine baby girl
j. w. Ralstou is building a new mouse
son his ranch TOR the use Of a tenant.
WI. Whitney has the adobas made
and will imm ediaaely begin hauling the
Humber for new residence which he
will have built this fsll
A. u. Graves has nearly all OF the
material on the grounds Tor anotner
residence on his ranch'
Jeff Scease and wife Of Durango, SON
fn1aw aud daughter OF A. U. Graves
are visiting at the latter place.
Names McEwen has returned from Du-
nanpo. where he has been for some time
mast. owing to the sickness and death OF
his mother. We extend to him the sym
pathy Of our community,
Died at the rsidence Of his Drother
En-law, j. W. Ralston in Cedar hill,
August %, ID. b, Coons. aged 30 years.
Mr.. Coons was born pear Lexington
I,entucky, Marcn 80, 1867. His tatner
moving 10 1879 to Vernon county NO.
where they made their home and where
Mr.. Coons grew to manhood, ana wnere
i'm February 1894 married Miss hllna
d. Raston. In December 1919 ne
tsnfered a severe attack OF pneumonia
ilrom which he never fully recovered,
leaving him, as it did, IN bad healtn' ana
AN abcess ia left lung resulting finally
i;n his death He came to Colorado in
n9OO. thinking that preheps he
would be benlhtted by the climate Of
that section. Aesociating himself with
MIR. Ralston he found this change bene-
fieial and when Mr.. Ralston decided to
,eome 10 New Mexico, Mr. OOons and
family came with him, arriving here an
March and all locating at Cedar bill,
where he engaged in farming with Mr..
Ralaton. He was 4 man Of genuine
merit and the few who had the pleas
mre OF his acquaintance found In hin a
genial companion, considerate and
Trustworthy neighbor. One to be de-
Tpended upon aud one who would do his
duty as a man iearleasly without thought
tof censure or reward. he was true
land loving husband and father. No his
LONELY and heart-stricken widow and
three orphaned little girls the enIlre
and beartfelt sympathy of Cedar Hill
Hs extended ia this their home Of afiic.
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