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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-16
ROBERT ]. VANCE DIES
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Was Prominent in Connecticut Politics
and One Time Youngest Member
of Congress.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn, June 16.-Rob-
ert J Vance. for twenty years prom
inent figure in Connecticut politics. died
last night in a North Carolina resort,
where he went about six months ago, be-
cause Of iiI-heaIth. Death was caused
by a lingering pUlminary disease.
Mr. Vance WAS not quite fifty years
old He was owner of the New Britain
Herald" was formerly mayor OF New
Britain State labor commissioner, was a
member Of the Democratic State central
committee. and was elected member
Of Congress in 1855. He was at that
time the youngest member Of the House
Of Representatives at Washington. He
leaves a widow and family. While in
Congress he married a Southern girl.
His remains will be brought home
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Rev. Dr.. Nelson Head Dead.

LEESBURG. Va, June I6.-The ven
cradle Rev. DIT. Nelson Head. well
known throughout the Methodist Epfsco-
pal Church South. died here yesterday
IN the ninety second year Of his age.
He had been ia poor health for several
years. He retained his mental faculties
to the last DR.. Heard entered the min
istry in 1895 and was on the active list
for mere than hfty-tWo years.
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FINANCIAL.
Oil in the District
A GrOund Floor Opportunity.

am incorporating a company. to be known
's me Columbia Oil Company, for the purpose
OF BORING for oil, on lots IN my subdivision.
which is located near an electric railway in
size OF the District bounds. and in order TO
secure the necessary mOar- to drill the FIRST
well, 1 offer to sell one hundred shares Of Pro
motion Stock, at one hundred dollars (SlOO.OJ}
per snare. each share emitting the purchaser
TO ore thousand G,000) shares (Par value 81
per sharel Of fully paid and worcestershire
STOCK IN the company to be formed, and as !
POSITIVE guarantee against any loss to these
purchasing the promotion stock l will deposit
hrst deed Of trust on lots in this subdivision
with the W ashIngton Savings Bank, 18th ana
y Sts- NV, covering one lot for each snare
OF Promotion Stock purchased; the same to be
held IN trust for the subscribers TO the sald
stock These lots are worth double the amount
OF the trust, and therefore subscribers to PRO
motion Stock viii be amply secured. Analysis
Of the oily substances gathered from the sur
FACE OF this property has been made by Proi.
H. W Wiley, Chief of the Bureau OF Chemistry
and pronounced by him to be crude Petroleum
| In the opinion OF other oil experts VINO nave
examined the property. there seems TO be no
doubt that oil viii be fourd IL drilled for, IN
which case the stock VIII sell for MANY times
| Its par value The fact that this well IS 10
/ be bored on Of the said lots which IS To-
Gated within the District ana only few rect
/ from the electric railway tsIrgie fsTe1, VIII
| give investors an opportunity 10 see the drill
| ing and keep in touch with all operations OF
| the company. There VIII be only one hundred
! (1to) shares OF Promotion stock issued, ana al
/ subscriptions received over that amount VIII be
promptly returned The company 10 be formed
assumes the deed Of trust, to be deposited at
! the above mentioned bank. and will be taken
up from the proceeds Of treasury stock Each
| subscriber to Promotion Stock viii receive
again the amount Of his original investment,
! thus leaving the thousand shares given as a
bonus for each share OF Promotion Stock 4
clear profit. The officers and directors OF the
| company viii be men Of prominence and we'll
| known integrity. Mr.. I. H. Saunders. Presi-
dent OF The Washington Savings Bank. 18th and
/ G sts- nv, has volunteered to act as treas
urer and all remittances should be made pay
able to his order and deposited at the above
| address. Respectfully yours, L. " PINE,
Room No. q, Washington Savings Bank Build
| ing 18th and G sta. NV ml5-3
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EVERYTHING DONATED
BUT BOX OFFICE Cash
No Loss Will Result From Grand Army
Flag Day Celebration.

The grand Flag Day celebration for
the benefit of the Grand Army encamp-
ment fund at the Columbia Theater Sat
urday night resulted in the committee
splitting about even on the enterprise.
No money was made, and none was lost,
it is believed.
The house was donated, as were also
the services Of all Of the speakers and
those who participated in the entertain
ment. There were practically no ex-
penses and consequently nothing was
lost. The official announcement was
made at encampment headquarters this
morning.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTEkNASTER-S OFFICE. Wash
ington. D. c., Nay i, i912-Seaied proposals,
in triplicase, viii be received at this Office
until 2 O'CLOCK P NJ, TUESDAY. JUNE Il,
1902, for furnishing during fiscal year ending
June go 1903, forage, straw. and bran In
formation furnished on application United
States reserves right to reject OF accept my or
all proposals or any part thereof Ens elopes
containing proposals should be marked Pro
posals for forage. ETC." addressed MAJOR T.
+. TRUE, Depot QuartermasteF-
n1v1o 81 o2-isIs Il Is
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BOOKER WASHINGTON
AT THE WHITE HOUSE

Booker T. Washington, the colored
educator and head of the Tuskegee
School, in Alabama, had somewhat
extended conference with the President
at the White House today
Mr.. Washington was aTrayed in cool
looking hot-weather raiment. and was
in a very jolly humor as he left the
White House after his conference with
the President He said his interview
had been a confidential one and that he
did not feel at liberty to speak about 1t
for publication
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JEFFRIES AND FITZ TO
FIGHT UNDER CANVAS
Temporary Structure for Championship
Battle That viii Seat 10000
Spectators.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16--Tht
championship Of the world will be bat
tied for by Jim Jeffries and Bob Fitz-
simmons under canvas. shallow ex-
cavation will be made in the center OF
the lot at Fourteenth and Valencia
Streets and the ground floor will run
back from the ring at slight incline
on all sides. Galleries will be built The
whole when completed viii seat nearly
10, 600 spectators.
Alexander GTeggains. of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club. said that the Los
Angeles Club, which made a bid for the
fight. secured a lease on Mechanics Pa
vilion and holds 1t at prohibitive price
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
GENERALLY FIRM ZONE
Opened With Trading in
Fairly Large Volume
RAILROAD LIST IS ACTIVE
Interest Was Centered There and Some
Striking Advances We're ScOred-St
Paul and Missouri Pacific the Con-
spicuouS Features.

NEW YORK, June 16,-The Stock Mar
ket opened with the trading in fairly
large volume and with a generally firm
tone prevailing, although the dealings
stu showed some little irregularity-
No changes of significance appeared in
the anthracite coal strike situation over
Sunday and no other important develop
meuts of novelty bearing upon the gen
eInI situation or particular stocks were
comprised in the mornings news The
London stock market was extremely
dull and rather heavy, with a decline OF
Il point appearing in consOis, the weak
ness there being induced by the indis-
position of the King OF England. Little
was done in this market for foreign &C
count
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Policeman Held for Grand Iurv.

William 4. Ballard, a member Of the
Capitol Police Force, who was arrested
Saturday for taking q revolver from
desk IN the guard room in the Capitol
building and Dawning IL pleaded not
guilty IN the Police Court today 10 a
charge OF larceny from the United
States. waived examination. and was put
under bonds o. S3cO TO await the action
of the grand jury.
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NAMED FOR DISTRICT
BOARD OF CHARITIES
Today's Nominations Include Captain
Clark to Be Rear Admiral

The President today sent to the Sen
ate the following nominations:
To be members of the Board Of Chart
ties OF the District of CoIumbia-CharIes
P. NeiII. OF the District Of Columbia
and Simon Wolf, Of the District of Co.
lumbia.
Navy-Capt. Charles E. Clark, to be
advanced seven numbers in rank and to
be a rear admiral in the navy.
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Oueen LiliuokaIani Sin Here.

Queen Lilfuokaiani, Of Hawaii, is still
in Washington, having delayed her de-
parture for home fer week or more
It is stated that her future movements
are by no means determined. She ex-
pected 10 leave Washington for Homo
lulu Saturday, but changed her mind.
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Palma AGAINST Sugar Rebate.

It is understood that President Palma
of Cuba has communicated TO President
Roosevelt his conviction that the re-
bate on Cuban sugar would not only be
very Objectionable in itself, but ex-
cessfvcly expensive, and that it would
be almost impossible to carry out its
distribution
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TRUSTEES SALES.

THE UNDERSIGNED viii sell on FRIDAY,
JUNE 20. 1904 At y O'CLOCK NOON, at
room = Wsrder Building on account OF de-
fault having been made in the payment OF the
principal and interest. Syndicate Certificates
Nos. and IS, each representing oHe-teath
interest in part o. tract Of land known IS
Bea!Ts Adventure. OF Beall's Adventure En-
lsrsed, situated in the District Of Columbia
Terms announced e time Of sale
JOHN " GLENNAN
FREDERICK L. HOCKABEE,
5eTf IG 19 Trustees
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Mr. Weir Much Improved.

LOCUST VALLEY. L. I. June 1.-THE
condition Of Levi c. Weir, president of
the Adams Express Company, was much
improved, it was said at his house this
morning. Mr.. Weir was taken i'll on
Saturday evening having appeared to be
in good health up to that time.
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Interest in Railway List.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SALE@EIectric Light certificates:
81. 060G 1G5; S1,0o0G 105A- Electric Light
def: s., 090QI051z. National Safe De-
post: 2dI65l4 American Security and
Trust. "a go c & P Telephone: Z5G
622z: 95G62a4; z5T62]l. Washington
Gas: z5672. 5G721s; 25G73. Mergen-
thaIer. I8GISI15; 10g1S15z; 5G1Sl12; 90
1875. 1G1S2: 1GIS2; 10G1S1%. After
CaII-Metropolstan r h as: S5,00GG122-
Mergenthaler: 10@TNl@t; 591SlS4-
Greene Copper: 10d2s1a. c. & P. TeIe-
raIlnne- 1naNf1- seller 90
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MISCELLANEOUS

TRUNK repairing at your residence, SOC up
send postal 30 9th st NV. eis-5
FOR sALE-The best watches S15; diamond
rings. SIS to 500: gold flled chains, g to go;
sold rings, 50 10 SI5, Cash or credit j
DRUKKER 1901. cor. Pa. ave, 18th ST, up
stairs. Jeb-lo
Full DRESS SUITS for hire. one dollar
JULIUS COHEN. IlOi 18th NV. e5-tf
CIVILIANS " BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold: also bOOkbinding IN all Its
branches. sI2 st, RE. eSO-6
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FOREIGN MAILS.

S-~0-~-~~--~~-~~-~-~-- --~------~~~~-~-~~----~~~
WASHINGTON. D. c., P0STCFFTCE, NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings
Is arranged on the presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending June q, 1902, the last connecting closes
will be made from the MAIN OFFICE a. fol-
lowe
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and On the day ycu
apply We are loanins the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay It Of IN any
sized notes ycu desire, running from enc -
tusiye months. II ynu have = loan with some
other company we will pay T. OF and advance
you more money II desired Rates cheeEfully
given, and No cost to you unless loan is made.
Call and get rates Front room first fooE.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
SIS St 4 Y
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FOUND.

FOUND-The most popular whiskey in Wash
inEton is Burclsy Pure Rye. Can be found at
TOBIAS BUSHS, $50 D St NV mI6-3
FOUND-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream
factory in America, delicious chocolates va
nilIa, and strawberry ice cream; made from
the fruit, not the acid; ecc per gallon Also
Lacey's special Toc per gallon. Office, Go7 New
York Ave Phone Main 033 dei6-d
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SI.T5 NJ; house painting
hest work, lowest prices CARLISLE Blt.'9,
HOS 9th ST. ne Phone. East 2G5 D. MOS
WALL PAPER from &c 10 s. per roll ltI
yours If you like it. Ny special l0e paper
can't be beat. No charge for trimming fF4
delivery. RICHARD H PORTER, Wall rape
Shop. 1s1413 eth 81. NV. mis-
NoLTE, >s24 9th St NV, is constantly rseeiv
ing the latest and most attractive oesigns
Call and investigate for yourself and De con
WINGED. ni41
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transatlantic Mails.

MONDAT-(b) At 7:15 p m for EUROPE,
per 5. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, from New
YORK. via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
Nail for IRELAND must be directed Per s. ;.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
(b) At 7:I5 p. "a for IRELAND. per e. s.
TeItonic, from New York, via Queenstown
Mail for other parts of EUROPE must be d.
rected per s. g. TeUtonic-
Ob) At 7:I5 p IN. for EUROPE, per 5. 8.
directed per s. $. Augusta Victoria
(c) At 1l:25 p. m for ITALY direct. per s. s
UmbTia from New York Mail must be di-
rected per s. S. Cmbria.
TUESDAY-(b) At 7:I5 p. N. for Europe, per
s. 5. Philadelphia, from New York, via South
aup.on.
$ $ Southwark, from New York. Mail must
he directed Per & :. Southwark"
wEDNEsDAY-(cl At s:I5 for
France. SUTHERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, POR-
TJGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT, GREECE, BRIT
ISL INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEE per s :
La Touraine. from New York, via HsvTe Mail
for other parts Of EUROPE must be directed
''Per s La Touraine.''
FRIDAF-Cb) At z:15 p N, for AZORES
/ ISLANDS, per :. $ Trojan Prince, from Sew
/ York. Mail for ITALY must be directed Per
/ 5. 5. Trojan Prince
| bl-At 7:I5 p. m for ITALY direct. per
5. S. Traye. from New York. Mail must be
/
(c) At HIS p H. for NETHERLANDS d.
: rect. per s $. NooTdsm, from New York Nail
must be directed ''Per :. s. Noordam."
/ (c) At II:z5 p. m. for Scotland direct, Per 5
Astoria, from New York. Mail must be di-
rected Per s s. Astoria"
/ - At HES p. n for Belgium direct, per $
5. Yaderland from New York. Mail must be d.
recred Per s. s. Vzderland-"
/ (c) At II:25 p. N. for EUROPE, per s. 3
I CaInpania, from Ne= York, via Queenstown
(c) At HIS D m for DENMARK direct.
| - 5 Hekis from New York, Mail must
! Be directed per 5. $. Hekla''
| PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Tnis steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and
Samples for GE--4dANY only. The same class
/ Of mail matter for other parts Of EUROPE viii
not be sent y this ship unless specially d.
/ recter bv her.
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The Strong Features.

Strong and active features Of the rail-
way list in the early dealings were Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Wabash Stocks. Texas
and Pacific. St. Paul, and the Atchison
issues. Atchison, preferred, was unusu-
ally active and strong. The anthracite
coal stocks were comparatively dull,
but were steady In the local traction
group. Manhattan was rather heavy on
fears that the municipal authorities
might proceed against the company for
the use Of bituminoUs coal on its, en-
gines. Little was done among the in
dustriaIs. Sugar Refining being neglect
ed and the steel stocks dealt in at about
Saturdays final prices.
Interest IN Railway List.
Interest continued conferred in the
railway list throughout the forenoon,
and some striking advances were scored
there. ST. Paul and Missouri Pacific
were the conspicuous features, but no
definite intelligence accompanied move
ments in those stocks. Among the high
er-priced issues Chicago and North
western and Great Northern were con-
spicuous. The anthracite coal stocks
held steady, although extremely dull
The local fractions continued weak.
with Manhattan the feature. Money on
call was quoted at % 10 8 per cent
Sales OF stocks to 1 p N, Z52, zoo
shares. bends. 81 645 600.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLU9lBIA.-WILLIAM A MILLER vs.
LOUISA n MILLER ct al No 2I62o-
In equity
BrI-r \ edwards. having reported that as
trustee in the above entitled cause, he has
made the following sales Of real estate in
square 5S7. in the city OF Washington, IN this
District, namely:
three 81 b. depth Of JOS feet I inch, tc VII
liam \. Morrison for S2.155.
The q feet front BY full depth Of the same
lot adjoining on the north the above parcel,
10 Fsvettc q. Brown fer Sl,323-6o.
Part Of original lot four %, being premises
816 sixth Street northeast, to Maggaretha Meyer
for -. 425-
Part Of said lot four a.. being premises 5l4
on same street 10 Ira C. Stott for =. 225.
Part Of said lot four ~. being premises 3ls
on same street. to said Scott for 1906 It IS,
this 7th day Of June, A. D. 1902. on motion
Of the complainant BY his solicitor, George
Francis Williams ESQ.,. ordered that said sales
be confirmed. unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on OF before the 7th day Of July next;
provided this order be published once week
for three successive weeks before said last
mentioned DAY IN the Washington Law Re
porter and IN The Washington Times
(SeaL) A B. HAGNER.
Associate Justice.
A true copv-Test:
7 r YOUNG Clerk
BY NJ A CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
je3 IC.23
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or C0TA'ABIA-LESCEL ROBEY EFT Al.
vs. JOHN ". JACOB ET Al In equity
No. 1853
Philip Walker and F. Edward Mitchell
trletees in the above entitled cause having
reported 10 the court the sale 10 james F
Chiidress. for the sum Of sixteen hundred and
uinsrr dollars Isl .6s0.00). Of the property at
issue n This cause, being the east thirty-seyen
/ (37J feet. seven and One-half On inches. BY
the fall depth Of lot two % in square nine
bundled and scvcrty-five go. il IS. this 2sth
day Of MAY. 1902, by the court, orae-ed that
the sid sale be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 10 tie contrary be shown or before
the 18Th DAY OF JUNE IeG2. provided a
copy Of this order be published once a week
for ihree successive weeks Ia the Washing
ton Law Reporter" ard The Washington Times
before the last named day
A b. HAGNER. Associate Justice.
True copy-Test:
J. Il. Young. Clerk.
By II. A CLANCY, Asst Clerk je2.9, I6
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NINE. THEO.
Card Reader, PalHist Medium. Removes spells,
rsunites the separated, gives luck. German
spoken 800 II 81 NV pc, J0C- mI6-2
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PERSONALS.
PROF.. CLAY,

CTAIRYOYAST AND PIANIST.
ladies DC. Gents, SOC.
Tells from cradle 70 grave; causes speedy mar
riaEes. unites separated, removes family trouble
spells conjurations. OF mysterious feelings. 10
to 10 daily. 4s9 + 81 sw. FL
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Grand National Testimonial for
LITTLE MISS HALL0WELL
The Invalid Sunshine Poetes Of America
LAFAYETTE SQUARE TEEhTER.
THURSDAY, JCSE 10 s P n
Patrons. the President Of the United States
Senators Lodge, Hanna. Azsea Clark, Morgan
Elkins and Jones; Representatives Sibiey, Bel
mont, Dinsn1ore, and Newlauds; Gen. and Nrs
John Moore, and other leading people
Tickets on sale at TheateT Hotels Smith
Ticket Agency, and by Little Miss HalioweH.
mica
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SPECIAL Grand CAKE WALK

MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.
Indian War Dance Wednesday Night at
LAWN FETE OF WHITE EAGLE C0I5NCTIs
NO 4, d. OF P, mp. O. r. II, at
Grounds, eth and ( SITS sw
Admission, loc- Dancing Fres-
mIS-3
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ais for South and Central America
West Indies, Etc.

AMERICA Except Costa RiCa), and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS, per $ 8 Alliance, from New
York. via Colon. Mail for GUATEMALA must
be directed t'Per $ S. AIliznca."
TUESDAT-0D At 300 n for JAMAICA,
per 5. = Admiral Dewey. from Boston.
(c) At iI.25 p. N for JAMAICA. per steamer
from ph,Iodnfab;e
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Loans made an furnf-

$40 2 Street n. W.
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DIN l. MERRITT. Postmaster
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
The Open Air Post.

The Open-Air Number of the Satur-
day Evening Post, Of Philadelphia,
which will be out April "a, will be one
Of the most notable special numbers
Of the year. In the opening article,
The Serene Duck Hunter, ex-Presioent
Cleveland writes about his favorlte
sports with genial humor and
laugh-compelling ffankness. William
Marconi, the inventor of the most sue
Cessful system of wireless telegraphy,
tells over his ownsgnature, OF the eS-
periments, which led up TO the maryel-
Gus results that he has achieved. In
Tales OF the Diamond President Jas.
a, Hart, OF the Chlcagcs, recalls some
good stories OF famous ball players,
games and enthusiasts. This is The
first of two papers.
Every sportsman will read with
pleasure Arthur E McFarlane's spirit
ed story, entitled The Old Feller's
Fshin'. Among the other strong
features in this number is a new Let
lar from the Self.Made Merchant TO
his Son, the second part Of Paul
Iatzke's intereScing paper on james
J,Hill's School OF Railroad Presidents,
new installment Of njuror's House
and the regular bi.weekly washington
letter by a CongreSsman's Wife.
Among the shorter contributions
are MT. +. A. Warmers practical pa.
Der on Farming asa Business, 9 Mr..
forrest Crissey's timely sketch Of
Governor Van SAINT, Of Minnesota, an
eXouisite poem by Mr.. Bliss Carman,
and the usual popular departments.
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Table linen sale ut the Bon Ton at
cost Saturday, April 10. a-l
Prof. L. w. Ogden, OF Salem. ishere
this week. BE announces himself a
candidate for county superintendent
of free schools.
The rally Of the A. NJ. E. church
Sunday was quite success; sSO6.66
was raised. The church had been d.
vided into tribes, representing the u
tribes Of Israel. Each tribe had its
captain which took the names Of the
SONS of Jacob. Nine did etfectual
work. The tribe OF Levi, G. G. Jones,
captain, s20.05. The tribe Of Cad,
Miss VILLA Lee, captain, 1922. The
tribe OF Benjamin, Mrs. G. A. MCGEE,
captain, $4,000. The tribe Of Dan,
Mr.. Chas. F. Cross, captain, ga 81.
The tribe of Asher, Rachel Walker,
captain, $3.50. The tribe of Zebulan,
Tisia Ross. captain, s:S3 10. hcttlbe
Of Joseph, Allen Lee, captain, $3.50.
The tribe of Naphtha, Mrs L ] Rob-
lnson, captain, s2l.6s. The tribe OF
Judah, j E Morris, captain, sSl.35.
The public collection, $500. Total,
1906. 66. So you can see that only 8
tribes Of the l2 that we're appointed,
worked, and yet we raised the amount
Of money desired.
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All picture mouldings at 80 per cent
on at DeMoss &Co. cost,
Ask your druggist for Youngs head
ache Powders. 2S.u.
All picture frames and picture
moulding at costat DeMoSs' Art Gal.
lery. as We are golug out of business.
Main street. 2s,st
For Valuable lot on Third
street for business. Opposite court
house 45xl0O. Sell one half or whole.
Address p. o. Box 4s2. 2s.tf,
Youngs Headache Powders are
harmless aud can be taken by anyone.
Sold by g. G. Stone. 2s-tf.