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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
CHESAPEAKE AND Clio n

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
800 P n. DAILY-Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Steepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville In
oianapotis, and St. Louis without change. Con-
4ec-ion Tor lirVinia Hot Springs. Dining car.
fal.ior Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago
mo p n DAILY r Y. Limited SoIid
ualh Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers % Ciucin-
nati- Lexington, and Louisville without change
Compartment sleeper 70 Virginia Hot SPRING.
eaIiy except sunday Dining car. Sleepers
cincinnati @ Chicago and 81. Louis
lt-3l A n (EXCEPT SUNDAYl-Washingt
ana Old Point Special Less than 81 hour train
70 Old Point Comfort via Richmond Only an
rail route.
Reservation snt tickets a. Chesapeake and Ohio
oHlces. 5iS Pennsylvania Avenue COO Ifth street
neaT r. and at the station Telephone cali Nan
iii Tor Fennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
TeleDhone Main 1850 Cen. - 49,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENIS-sl0 daily. introducing our brilliant
g4siight burners families. business h0uses
pans. CHURCHES private sad public buildings
buy at sight, these burners are what the rjr01Ie
are looking Tor; they DO not require a chin
ney Go break wick 10 Trim. and make no
smoke or DIRT % any coal oil lamp without
expense OF trouble. and produce the best chelp-
est, and cieanest light 10 Is a great money
maker for agents; 300 per cent profit srite al
once and get % work right away sample free.
tnZ8-cod -2mo
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FOR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBAK.

FOR RENT OR SALE Seabrook Station. Prince
George Co.. Md. Baltimore aud Potomac Rail-
road store siN-room house, one tWeury-acrc
farm B. r. BINNIN, Dyer-s Alin 18th and C.
SIS. nv e1-6
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EUROPE,

TOUR July lst :
BELGIUM. sos.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Pcnua- Il. r Station.
1920 4. ~. SEABJAAD PAST MAIL.-Tlrough
DAILY. Pullman S.ecpers 90 Jalzslnsiiie
connecting zt Hamlet WiIh Pull-
man sleeper to Atlanta
200 =. q. FLA d METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LMIrED-S0ld train % 81. Au-
CUISINE Pullman Drawlng Room. Comp4rt-
ueut. Observation sud Dining Cars. also PULL
man Sleeper 70 Atlanta. Pullman sleeper TN-es-
Lals Thursdays. ami saturdays % Southern Pines
.Pl1ehurst-)
Those trains offer excellent schcduigs and service
20 Petersburg Raleigh. southern FINES poe
.tr~l). Cau1en. Colombia savannah Jacksrn-
.te, and a. Floridl points Charlotte Athens.
tianta New Orleans. CHATTANOOGA Nashville
-tr5S West and Southwelt
80 a. ~. LoCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
DAILY. southern Pines (Pinehurst) Ham
let- and intermediate points.
Csc 1iZi Pcrna- ave
r, F. l.. BUNCH W r. DOLL,
General Pas. Agent General Arent
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON Rail WAY
RAILROADS

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and f5ls St.
In effect November l. 1901.
FOR AieXandrIR--Week DAYS, $50. -s0f 80
500. SD $50. 9-25 1000. f0-25 u 90 N 81
a n; ElZ-05 ESQ 1915. Il .O5. LIS. 200. $50
xS-N. $3.50. $50. x4.I4 4.S3. asa Sos. Ks -.
$40 500. $50 7,06. 30 Soc s:45. s.20. lO.l5.
go, lI-59 p. m
Sundsys-7s45. 500. s.t5. 1870. 400. Ilss0 a.
m; 800 noon; 1870 500 80. 200 $50. see.
80 500. $50. SEQ. $50. &C., Csc. 90. 50,
80. s:t5, $50. f0-l5, Il-2C, 1l;50 p m.
Tor Mount Yemon-Week days: $50. 500.
100. Il-o0 a m. xI2s05. xI so5, goo. "a 90,
4.-l4 E5.22, 1.Q5. $50 3. m.
-. Saneays-9,oo a m, 1900 room. 200, 400.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Wsek
oass- $50. T-0L 80. SEQ. S-29. $50. 9:25
100. HOO a. m. -I2-o5. I2-20 sI2,s5. I-05.
- 200. 80, 500. $50 $50. '4.S3 .4.54.
81, 6-os. ESQ., 7sO6. 500 p. m.
- NDAAs-I:f5. 9.O0 Gas. sI0-30. II %.
80 a. n, 100 noon, sI2.s0 90 y 30. 2.OO
80, 500, -S.9o. 400. $50. SEQ, '5-So
S7o0 $50, 200. 80 500 ,. m.
Z Express TO Arlineton only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLYIN, Superintendent
q. r ApuFF n-ozfTa--<
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WALL PAPER.
STORAGE.

If 1OU HAVE ANYTHING 20 sell. or want any
thing moved packed or stored. come and see as
stoEsce az sc q load. UNITED STATES STOR-
ALI COMPANY, AS and 40 10Th q. nW. n2O-2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN otherwise employed
can earn from so to 500 month by recommend
ing high-class local investment For particulars
address bon go. this Office els
GROCERY STORES. wood and coal Yards. cigar
stores. cOnfeotioneyies DUNLAP, 90 s.
eIs
WANTED-A partner with $50 in old estab-
Lshed and well paving sporting business. must
be able 20 leave city Address BON 2S3, this
Once ml8
BEST WATCH MAINsPRINGS soc. BROWNE.
ooi F. where you transfer. m2Iu
FOR SALE-saIools three. Pennsylvania ave.
Northwest. W. ). DJGAN, 6l1 ia. ave. ml-}
FOR sALE- saloon. excellent corner. Northwest.
$500. ". J. DJGAN. o.. Ia. ave. NILS
FOR SALE-Ten sha-es Butterine stock. " J.
DJGAN, or -. ave mI-8
FOR SALE-Restauraut and fixtures. also horse
wagon and huckster's route 1913 So. NV
mis-
FOR SLE-Tle best shoemaker store IN the
city Address bon go, this Office NILS
FOR sALE-Crocery store. doing good business;
only SO rent Address bon SO. this Office.
mig
FOR sALE-Grocery. quick; reasonable offer not
refused ID and Mas. ave nv NILS
FOR sALE-AI lunch room on business street.
good reputation, ~ yCaus See r. a. LINGER
52la NJ 81 nv ml-5
VALUABLE INVENTION-Pateut just allowed:
VIII sell whole. interest OF W8uuiart uriug right .
cost lOc retail 81; model. 100 gth ST. uN
apI-8
FOR SALE To close an e-tatc- owner Just died
isIEing valuable uueNpired lease on two adj
joining houses. 50 rooms. exceptionally we'll I1-
ested IN Northwest Newly furnished through
out PILED with exceptionally good paying and
permanent people. An unusual opportunity Adj
dies BON 500 bis othec- apI-5t
FOR sALE-Crocery and provision store .o-tb
vest; cheap Address Bon go. this office eSI- Is
FOR SALE-Ncat lunch and dining room. I5r7-
ton GENITAL, viii invoice or sen as a whole
address BON 500 this Office c3I-S
FOR SALE-CiroCcry and confectionery store To-
Gated IN northwest; good business good reasons
FOR selling AddIess BON 36i. tlis Office. m5I-3
FOR SALE-G5ocezy store,- monthly sales. 81 500.
genuine bargain. AEN YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERs, Oh T 81. Iu8I-3
FOR sALE-Steam laundry; large profits. easy
terms ~ health. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. Gil p ST. m2I-8
FOR SALE-Grocery store; good location; blr-
gain. W. u. NOJ Nc, 200 9th ST. MS. m8I-8
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge r. d.
GORDON Lawyer. Gl5 I4th 81 NV. mh2I-Ct
FOR SALE-A confectionery and ice cream place.
must sell al once. Address BOZ &53. this Office.
m3O-3
FOR SALE-For good reasons. a Hone-half in
tere2t ~ a hourisiilng automobile business In
Washington. Address BOX S5s this office. m31-s
FOR SALE-Crocery and meat market; good
stand New jersey ave. and r s. NV Mos
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

MANTED-By a respectable c0Iored woman. place
q cook, wash. and iron. Address sos G. 81. 81.
e.
ANIED-A place as waitress OF chambermaid.
beat of reference. I1i3 81 NV. I'll
ANIED-By apprentice girl, - yesrs oid. steI1Y
place Hith miiiine-. Address Bon ssI. this Of
ncP y
., general hOuseaorker in small EmIIv -. %
-. NV. ID
hANIEIj-By neat coi0rcT girl. place 10 rrrs
% NoIA around house. 255 "a 81. MS. T.!
WANTED - Situations for chsmbcrm8id. anil
cooks. reference; also col5red butter. SIS \
81 r-f
NAATED-By experienced col0red nurse care III
bsDy OF invalid, OF chamberw0rk and plain .s,,-
inei reference ZIG X IT, NV. mn
MANTED-By Young coiored girl. place 30 10
general houscwork iu small family. ia Pierce
~. Tx. M
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-singing csnarez. parrots, cats. dogs,
Ss5bits. guinea pigs. fancy poultry pea-foWls
Soldhshes. incUbatOrz. etc SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 'i2 18th e. a.. 7lz-H
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T1roush trains from the South arrive Wssh-
iuErou G-4Z a. ~ 6-5t D. n --15 A. m l0I5
a. H. daily. cIcepl Mondays 500 p ~ SOP
p DE-. and ESQ 2. m- daily. Local traius from
Ha--isozburg. 1I-g7 a. week da~s aaF
$50 p r. daily Frel Ch2rloetcsyiIIe SIS
a. m and 9-E0 p n daily.
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rRA1ys OK BLUrNovr PPtvcu.

Leave Washington .0I a. r. GaIiy. 500 b. n
and 8-s9 p- m week days, and SIS g. m sun
DAYS Only for Bilel0Et. and f.35 2. 70. AID 6-25
p. M. Weck days- End li-s0 p m. Theatre trzir.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, for Lees
burg
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01

Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and less-leI
information can De had ticket offces. -c5 f5-b
ST.. 81 Peu-sylvau Avenue. and Peursyiuzn-a
Station- baggage checked through fro.u hote-s
and residences
Phone Main l4lI 2 r R Cab Service
C. IT. AChERT. General Manage
s. H. HARDWfCK. Cfene-al Pass'r AGENT
L. 5. BROWN, GeaeraI Agent.
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WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

NANIED-By young m.gricd lady board in
qliet country family mus be reasonable state
terms Address BON 30, this Office. NILS
MANTED-By young man. desisable boarder. hall
room and board IN northwest. so month: light
9Teaktaat az 6l5s near Capitol lines Address
BOX SG5. this ofhee. msl-8
MANIED-By Eiien1n, room, with board. CEN
tfal- northwest private family: state terms.
must be reasonable Address BOX 1885, this Office
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FOUND.

FODND-At Laccys. most modern ice cream fac
tory iu America delicious chocolates, vanilla and
strawberry ice cream. made from the fruit. not
the acid, 00C per gallon. Also LaCcy-s special.
soc per gallon DGice 63I New York Ave. Phone
Main 233- drIO-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" AN lED-l14 N EOUS-
wAyTED-To buy old feather bed. p MARKS.
- Myrtle ST. fI5
NANTED-Briug your old gold aud silver
WATCHES and diamonds o. the MINT. SIS G. g.
NV. and get fol- value In ready money. Go.
AARIlN, Manager. jaI7-Sm
WANTED-OLD UNITED STATES GONE e. %
for s. gold pieces; gold dollars. sI-z5 up. goid.
silver, diamonds b9fght. ABRAHAMS. as atb
81. feietf
WANTED-6I.ysIz plate holders. printing frames.
hUruishcr, tr3ys, etc. Address bon ISL. this
Office. mis-
wANTED-Niec f5id bed and parlor suite fur
HitWc. must De cheap, cash. BOX IG1. sta
--- 10 NIL
WANTED-Au frvaIid's rolling chair. at ouCe
for cash. Address A. McCREARY. lII6 So. NV
GREAT RETI KNs AT SMALL COST Satisfactory
Printing. LOO cards, bihheads. envelopes, $50.
HAYS. % J. 8. nv. mh8I-7t
WANTED-ro hire hosting engine for two
Va mo- a.
WANTED-At Sinclairs CEj "a ave. fruiture
roll top desks, showcases, stock of grC5eries cot
fee miils; spot cash MOS
WANTED furniture Of every description. bigb.
est cash prices paid. ID. NOTES. sos Fla. ave
nv HSo-S
WANTED-Highest cash price paid for ladies'
aud gents cast-oh clothing. Address postal. viii
car. b. TARsHEs. 1905 7th st. nv. eio,so )
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS up: house painting our
specially; lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. UO5
9th 81. me- Phone. East SOD m3O8
AOLTE, s2i 9th st. NV, is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs ia Wall
Fupers. and psp,rs rooms from 500 I'D Call
and investigate for yourself and be convinced.
ml4-u
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.


MANIED-By experienced farmer position AS
manager OF ovcrsegT and worker on farm Ad-
ores or call x. ,. d.. 1870 Fort Stevens Bright
wo3c. D. G. ia
hANIEH-Position D. Young man, %. capable,
etIenliYe, honest aud q willing u0rke-. bond and
IeleleIees- Adares BOX iss, this onice. mia
MANIED-Situati0n by coi0red cook f5r short
orders and oystes. PHILADELPHIA OYSTFR
49, ~, lao tt- - hN- mi
@ANIED-By German, place as clerk in store.
best reference and bond Address Bon sg- I'M.
ofice -,
NANTED-By experienced young man Osj from
county. place az blacksnith's helper + b.
harsliah Hall, Charles County. Nd. ml-9
wANTED-HoUSES.
HAVE APPLICANTS 10 rert house, from az =,
so NEW YORK RIAL ESTATE BROKERS. Gf1
- Mos
wANTED-BIcYcLES.
BANTED-Bicyele. $40 CASH nos 9Th 81. ne
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HELP wANrED-mALE & FEMALE.

MASrED-Finishers on pants LOUIS MOSER-
III. 1035 9TH n. uE. esI-s
TAXI A SUMNER COURSE in SHORTHAND
and l1FEN klIlNG 20 special tate. REPORT
INC SCHOOL sI8 G 81 NV SDer5 dirfsti-.r
day and evening. rgI-s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing Of prospect
i've purchasers for real estate IN he n5rthIgest
sold on easy terms. Hili ind il profitable 10
address BOX I9i. this Office. rnh9s arr
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STEAMBOATS,

Only IS Minutes to Alexandra.
BY Washington and Alexandra Ferry Steamers Of
The Washington Steamboat Company.
Limited
Alexandra Ferry. from 9Th s.. Ferry Wharf.
ROUND TRIP, 15C.
CNew Schedule IN effect April T. 1907
LEAVE WESTINGHOUSE DAYS a. m
6-l1, ESQ. 1-3J. $50. goo. 1000 1919 TI-8B.
p M, 1870, 100, go SIS, AIS. 500 $50.
AID 6-30
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA-Week DAYS. a. n
5-5e, $50. T-90. $40. g-I5. Gas. IO:g5. n -3D-
p. M, I2-S9. I-5O. go 3-I5. 8-I5. $50 5.s5.
and 6-30-
LEAVE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
sLNDANS--A. n, 9.S0. 1870 II-30; p. M,
lz-S0, I-50. 2.3O. 500. $3.50. $50 and go
JOHN B. PADGETT General Manager.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Geuts 2i-inoh bicycle; nearly new;
Goodrich tires. cost $50. VIII sell for SIS. Ad-
dress BON 1s6 this Office eI-8
FOR SALE-A lady's bicycle Ia good condition.
can be seen any evening between . and T. II
1875 s 81. nv MI
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-A settled white woman. one who can
sew and help IN o house; also store If Necessary
best Of reference required ADDRESS BOX 33I. this
ufHre Il
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Omces in Bliss Building; opposite
free. s. UP. ROOM 8 mh2O-u
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR REN PIT Sth 81. Sc. g rooms. cellar and
bath; price So Enquire l5S a st. ne. mis-
FOR RENT-A txelve-room brick on st.. near
sd Could hc splendidly utilized as a boarding
house Price so per month THE MILLER
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Best tours Lowest prices
Ssil June ls and July l.
Address Edwin Jones. $50
Putnam av. Brc0klyu.N-f.
ting ENGLAND. FRANCE.
mhz5. apis
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wANTED-ROOMs.

water. state price Address BOX 80. this Office.
Hll5
NANl ED-By Young lady. employed during day,
furnished room near huh and g. sts.. must Be
reasonable. Address BOX $50. this Office. us0s
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WANTED-HOUSES.

HAVE APPLICANTS 10 rent houses from AZ
so. NV YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. q
IL MOS
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

E at $40 CASH iio5 9Th s. ne
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WASTED-A girl for general homework; no wash
ing OF ironing % stay at night SOS 5th ST. NV
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NV HA1lPTQN-IGNDON.
s. Paul--Apr .. 10 ARA Pail phia Apr ID IGarn.
s. LoUis-Apr- 6. 10 an. 81 Paul Apr % 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
SEW ORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
FFiesl1nd- Apr. . noon Peuuland- Apr-I4 3 nn
SoutEWa-k-.A Apr. 9. noon TaLerland Apr. is, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
COMPASF'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1895 St
\. W. or Geo ". Moss. IfJ c St y W.
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WANTED White woman nurse. 20 travel. so;
white cook and housemaid lJi3 New York ave.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-05-16
An IMPORTANT OFFICE.

The mayor of a town OF small
city in the past has always been a
small man in the administration
Of municipal government save as
the head of the town at official
functions and the signer of bonds
of the corporation. But under the
new Constitution his sphere of
usefulness is enlarged, and he is
made an important factor in munic-
ipal government. He is to be the
chief executive officer, and shall
see that the duties of the police
and city officers are faithfully per-
formed, shall be empowered to in
vestigate their acts, have access to
their books and papers and may
examine them and their subordi-
mates on oath. He shall have power
to suspend and remove from office
for cause. He shqll also have
the power to veto any particular
item or items Of an appropriation
ordinance or resolution. but said
veto shall not affect any items to
which he does not object. The char
ter provision for two-thirds vote for
the passage of any ordinance to
appropriate or borrow money OF
impose taxes is to remain and re-
corded vote of two thirds of council
members is required to overcome
the veto.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-05-16
Mr.. Welsh at the University.

M. Herber Welsh oil Philadelphia,
addressed the faculty and students
of Washington and Lee Wednesday
morning. He was greeted with a
good crowd, many ladies and citi-
zens OF the community being preseni
The meeting was opeaed with prayer
by Few. DR.. j. A. Quarles, after
which DR.. G. II. Denny, acting
pres dent, introduced the speaker.
Alr. Welsh took All his subj CT,
"Imperialism or Democracy" He
defined Imperialism as national
piracy masked in the robes Of lawful
authority, while Democracy is govern
ment where each man holds tn
scepter in defense of his own rights,
but under constitutional restraint +,
and with the sincere desire to see
tEe rights of every other man like
wise guarded. In strong Language
he urraigned the government for
brutalities permitted IN the Philip
piues by United States soldiers,a nd
dep!ored the fact that our cover
menl had not kept faith with Cub.
MIR. Wel-h is well known in Lex
Ingtcn because OF his efforts IN
helping 10 raise the Wilson Memorial
endowment. He has shown great
interest in Washington and Lee, and
now has suggested a large endow-
ment fJl the University.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-05-16
County Correspondence.
Timber Ridge.
Gazette Correspondence.

Gazette Correspondence.
May 14.-Slr. Edward Nutty has
returned to lis post as assistantpo,t-
master, after visit to bis sist +,
Mrs, A. @. McNeer of Colliersto W.
[ hear the mail matter has mat rial
y increased.
Mr.. Thos. A. Sterrett represented
the Old Stone Church in presbytery
at Messy Greek last week.
Mr.. Warren A. Wilson of the daily
News Office of Stanton, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. G. E. Mackey.
Mr.. Chas. hileman is home again
for the summer months. He has
been teaching in the public schools
at Buena Vista,
The Methodists of this neighbor-
hood will serve refresh ments from 2
to IL o'clock Saturday, the 18th, for
the benefit of their church. Come
out. Mr.. Editor, with your pocket
full of sample copies and few cd
dimes.
Mr.. Jas. H. Laekey and family e.
turned home to-day, after spending
the winter in Lexington, where his
children attended school.
DIR. George H, Denny, of Wash
ton aud Lee, will conduct services
at the Presbyterian church here
Sunday morning.
n Y g
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GilmOre's Mill.
d. V. s,
tazette COrrespOndence.

Gazette Correspondence
May 25.-O. B. Tolley, formerly
oil this place, but now of Dennison
Junction, Va. spent several days
with his father, Mr. 7. F. Tolley
He returned home Saturday accom-
panied by his brother, Master Owen
Tolley, who will be gone several
weeks.
J. B. Waskey, who last week
visited his father-in- law, W. r.
Hatcher. returned Sunday to his
home at Clifton Forge.
Henry May, assistant miller fol-
Captain w. II. Chiles, has returned
to his home at Forest Depot, Va.
Dr.. Wall, Of Lyrchburg, Va,
spent several days last week visiting
w. G. Hamilton of eur vicinity.
6. W. Barger left Sunday for
! liflon Forge, Va, to accept posi-
ZION in the car shops.
Mrs. w. H. Chiles is visiting
l,it nds and relatives in Roanoke, Va,
JIM SwINGER.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-05-16
Comm issiOner's Notice.

WILLIAM w. RUFF, 80. "..... Plaintiff,
ys. IN CHANCgRY.
s. II. RUFF and others, $3.50. Defendants,
The undersigned Commissioner in
rhancery to whom the above styled cause
was referred. by decree of the Circuit
Court, OF Rockbridge county, Va,
entered therein. ut the March term lSo2,
Of the said Circuit Court, with directions
to take. state and report the accounts
following
I. He will report settlement Of the
accounts OF John Ruff and +. &. Ruff,
Administrators, with the will annexed, OF
John A. Ruff, deed. -,
3. He will report what are the unpaid
debts due by the estate OF John A. Kun,
decd and tn .lr respective priorities.
3. He will report fully the liens on the
lands of the said John A. Ruff, decd, and
also the liens on the lands OF John
Ruff, :. T. Ruff and A. W. Ruff, decd,
the children and devisces OF said Ruff, In
their hands, whether, derived from the
said John A. Ruff, or from others.
Hereby gives notice TO all parties
interested, that he has fixed
Tuesday, June 10th, 1902,
az the time. and his Office at Lexington,
Virginia, as the place for taking the said
accounts, and for executing the said
order Of reference.
Given under my hand this 9Th day. OF
May, 1902. ,nu
ROBERT CATLErT,
Commissioners In Chancery.
f. T. Glasgow, p. q. my At
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Gazette Correspondence.
May IA. Miss Sarah Ayres aged
II years, died very suddenly hurs-
day, the 9Th. She lad been making
hel home for several mcn,h h with
her sister, Mrs. Fannie Goodnar,
noar Alphln. The Gay befor- her
deal b she visited her old home near
Painters Mill, distance OF B miles.
The following day as she was re-
turning home she stopped at tn
nome of Sam Hughes, tie ling him
that she was feeling unwell. Mr..
Hughes being alone hurrledly seated
her in an arm chair and in few
minutes death called her away
Miss Ayres had a large circle OF
friends and relatives in this section.
Her reuaius werein erred on Sa ar
day in the q Jllierstown cemetery.
Mrs. Dave Jefferies is reported 10
be very Ill.
DR.. Chisholm 7. Rogers, who was
marliei recently to Miss Carita
Van Ness of Sewanee, Tenn., has
arrived with his wife at bis
home in Co Iiels;own. On last
Sunday the beautiful youn , bride
received many a cordia' handsh X
as O token of welcome.
Miss Coleman of La stern Virginia,
is visiting her brother, DIR. IL. Il.
Coleman.
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Gazette Correspondence.
May l3'-The congregation at
Bethesda are improving their manse
by building additional rooms and
putting on slate roof.
Quarterly meeting services will be
nelI al the Methodist church here
Sunday and Monday, 18th and 18th.
Ms Betsy Snider, mother of Mr.
f. L Slider, has been very feeble
Tor some time, She Is very old
lady.
Miss Fannie McNutt. who for
some time visited Buena Vista and
other parts of Rockbridge, has re-
turned home.
Al. Joseph I. Snider and wife of
near Lexington, have returned home
from a visit to friends at the Baths.
Mr., Hugh Adams has returned
home from Slauston, where he at
ended school the past ession.
Mr.. II. NJ. Mohler and wife have
ecu absent visit ing friends on South
RIVER.
MIR. j. W. Mohler and wife are in
Norfolk on an excursion trip.
Miss Ma tie Beatty IS very ill at
the home of Mr.. A. A. McCurdy.
BATHS.