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rR ANS ON BLUEMoSr BRANCH.

Leave Washington 1904 a. m daily, 800 p. m.
and i:l9 D. rn week days. and 6:S5 p. m Sun
davs only for Bluemont, and 4:S5 p. III. and 6:S5
d M week days. and 11:+0 p M, theatre train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees
burg.
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wANTED-HoRsES AND VEHICLES

WILL TRADE unencumbercd lot in Hyattsvilc
Brentwood for fine surrey buggy. and harness.
=. .. BOX "a, Hysttsyille.- e2g.7
wASTED-Cob horse, suitable for lady. address
BOX 3l4, this office. mss
ANYONE having a good secondhand cart for
saic apply at HOG AZ st. Sw. e23-2
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket offices, 7O5 18th
St. 5lI Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennsylya
Station Baggage checked through from hote.s
and residences.
Phone Main 14II P. r. r. Cab Service.
c. II. ACKERT. General Manager.
S. II. HARDWICK. General Passr Agent
L. S. BROWN, General Agent.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iucton 6:42 a. m.. 6:52 a. M. 5:35 a. m. I0:I5
a. m. daily. except Mondays; goo p m, 800
D. m, and $3.50 p. daily. Local trains from
uarrisonburg IL 81 a. m. week days and
$40 D. m daily. From Charlottesville, SIS
A. H. and 9:f0 D. daily.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

LADIEs.AND GENTLEMEN knowing of prospect
i've purchasers for real estate in the northwest.
sold easy terms, viii find it profitable to
address BOX lgl, this Office. mlI22-30t
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STORAGE.

If You HAVE ANYTHING to sell. want any
thing moved packed stored. come and sec US
Storage at 75c loa l. UNITED STATES SroR,
AGE COMPANY. AIS and 420 10th ST. NV. mSO3
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-In the virginia Apartments 2l2O C
ST. NV, for lessee. handsome apartment of
and bath; for uneNpired term, $50 per
month; hot and cold wafer: steam heat. ian,tor
service. WM. \. EAsTEKDAf, Bond Building
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By two neat, intelligent young col
cred women, situations, cook and nurse chamber
maid, city or away. 1913 New York ave- MI
MANIFESTATION By good cook and chamber
maid. experienced and reliable. Send postal or
call III ith ST. nv. mi
WANTED-A position in an office by an ex-
perienced and competent stenoSrapher and type
writer. Address BOX 351. this Office m9O-2
WANTED-Photo negative retouehng, piece
work, by experienced rctoucher. address BOX
b. this Office mhI6, %, 80.
WANTED-By lady. place az cashier or posi-
ucn Is clerk IN a private office; best of refer
eDces. Address J. T., gIs New York ave. NV
ees-S
WANTED-By respectable colored woman, place
As general houseworker in family or boarding
house Address lI23 3th ST. NV. e2T-3
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WANTED-FLATS.

NANTED-Small fiat; location immatr.iaI il
neighborhood respectable, must be cloa,. mod
srn aud rent low to permanent tenant. Address
BOX 342 this Office. m2g3
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FOR EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL PLOT, about acres, suburbs Wash
ington, for house, Washington Baltimore
worth 5000. Address BOX 3G2, this Office.
m90-3
TO EXCHANGE-SD0o outdoor Government posi-
tion with yoUne man for any 5000 more
Government pos ton. Address BOX 34S, this Of
hce. cl
WANTED-Typewriier in exchange for mans
Clipper wheel, complete. (searchlight lamp,
tool bag. and repair out6r, in lHe condition.
Address BOX sl7, this office. m2s-S
WILL exchange for horse and carriage lot in
Braddock Heights northwest Alexandria
cImbeTed horse must be gentle. sound. aud
good locker. Apply ROOM l, COS , st, NV.
n.2S-3
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHkMPT0N-L
st aul..Apr. 3 10 Phil rphia. Apr H. Iva. m.
st Louis--Apr. 9, 10 am st Paul Apr. %, 10 Am.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERp-PARfS
Friesland. Apr. 2, noon Pennland. Apr II. pm.
Southwark Apr o. noon vaderiand. Apr. l6, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
C0MPANY'S WASHINGTON oFFGE. 1906 81
\. W. Geo W. Moss. 1&I1 g St N W.
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WANTED-A Cirl for general housework: must
have references. Apply at @S7 Fla ave. nw., Mon
day mi
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WANTED-For hotels, five serving pantry girls,
SIS; six kitchen maids. SIG; vegetable cooks,
$50; Mattresses. SIS and SO; chambermaids. 81;
today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, l2th a-' n
ave m29-S
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WANTED-Experienced millinery preparer and
st. NV. ell
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WANTEp-An experienced taiioress. highest
prices paid. Apply sos Tth ST., May Building.
m29-3
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neutrality-suspicious. girls TO work on me
coats: good pay. 4S2 eth st. NV. m3O-
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Bicycle; good condition; without
tires: So COL lst st. me- e2g3
FOR SALE-Iady's wheel fine condition; un-
worn Hartford tires; very cheap; bargain. Ad
dress cox or call ITO 1ith st. NV. second Hat.
e2o-3
FOR SALE-Ladies' wheel. So: good condition.
3S5 II st. NV. e2I-3
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WAREHOUSES.

HAVE APPLICANTS to rent houses from sl5 to
$40. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil
r st. mS0-3
WANTED-Dwelling, Columbi4 Heights. not over
u. 500; fair valuation. Address BOX Sl2. this
oihee. mss
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wANTED-A i-st-class drcssmaker; steady em-
poyment. I5 Z ST. mi
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WANTFD-Young white girl to assist with house
work and care for infant. Address BOX 53s. tins
office. m29-2
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FOUND.

FOUND-Best Railroad Watches any kind of case;
81 a week. J. DRUKKER. 18th and Pa. ave, over
Davis Hat Store. mi
FOUND-At Laccy's most modern ice cream fac
tory in America, delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from the fruit not
the acid; 90c per gallon. Also Laceys special
Zoe per gallon. ,lice COZ New York Ave. Phone
Main 1913. deI0-tf
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
The following steam and electric vehicles are
offered for sale at one-half manufacturer price,
and are fully guaranteed:
LocomObile in splendid condition ... $3.50
l Foster. nearly new and perfect ........S70J
! Locomobile Surrey, new. $3.50
Electric Brorgham. ncw..............S2,O ,OpJ
Also new White, Foster, and Darracq vehicles,
best in the world.
CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE Coy%SY,
m303 7l5 I3IH 81. NV
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WANTED-A colored woman cook; bring ref
erence Apply 9e5 Pa ave NV m29-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By white boy, work OF any kind or
place TO lean trade. l54l Columbia 81. NV.
e29-S
WANTED-By experienced real estate solicitor and
salesman. permanent position; no commission.
Address BOX $50. this Office. el
WANTED-By respectable oolored man, a place
hostler. Call at GO6 18th ST. ne e2s-2
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WANTED-A girl for general housework; com
well recommended. J. HISS 6ls 9th st. e
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wANTED-A lady stenographcr and typewriter;
one who understands something of bookkeeping.
Address BON Si5. this office. Ell
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LOST.
LOST-On Pennsylvania express from New York,
arriving in Washington at $40 Saturday 4 re-
turn ticket to New York letters and money. in
yellow leather wallet marked S. o. Ludwig, Indi-
annapolis. liberal reward and no questions
asked if returned to J. liERTZBERG, China De
partment, $. Kann Sons & Co. m3O2
LOST-on March 29 package of collectors bills
Return TO Gi2 st. ne. and receive reward.
fa3O-3
LOST--Sver lorgnette (eyeglasses), Friday
March %. Liberal reward If returned to 1923 l.
It. el
LOST-A brown alligator purse containing. be
sides little money heavy gold ring. with seal
Of Columbian University. Suitable reward if re-
turned to 9o5 Westminster st. m293
LOST-Betwecn 9th and Pa. ave. and the Alex
and Nj. Vernon Station, small diamond pin. slJ
reward il returned to JAIES LA FONTAINE,
iGi Nd. ave. sw. m2g-3
L0ST-A circle pin of amethysts and pearls
Reward IL returned to AZ 18th st. NV. e27-3
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WANTED-A settled white woman for general
houscwork. including cooking; stay nights 9l1
G ST. NV. m2S-3
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wANTED-Apprentices skirt hand and coat
hands. ARTHUR ROTH, Ladies Tailor, Cos 9TH
Il. W. MI
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By young lady, employed during day,
furnished room near llth and G sis, must be
reasonable. Address BOX 1853, this Office m3O3
HANTED-Laree unfurnished room. April /;
give terms. address BOX $40, this Office. MOS
@ANTED-Three CT four reasonable second floor
FOOTE'S. suitable for light housekeeping. Address
BOX 3i5. this office. mss
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wANTED-Girl for general housework; three in
family. 2l3 st. esq
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wANrED-Apprenticcs for millinery. 1909 st.
nw cl
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

wANTED-By gentleman room. with board cen
tral, northwest private family; state terms; (;
nust be reasonable. Address EyA $50. this office.
in393
wANTED-Roonl and board by a lady; central /:
terms, s.. Address bon 32S. this office e2s5
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wANTEp-woman servant, TO do housework. 926
Sth 81. NV. ell
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TABLE BOARD.

THE BEST table board at The Grunewald. 81
Sd st. NV. corner Indiana ave. ni2s-7
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WANTED-A frst-class and experienced helper or
coats. F. GoLDSTElN, G9 L st. ". o29-3
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WANTED-Today and Monday nurse girl and
kitchen maid white. cooks and chambermaid,
city and New York. 1913 New York ave- MI
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WANTED-Girl to assist with housework and
wait ON table. 10 Grant Place. MI
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SAI.E-Singins eanariGs. parrots. cats. dogs
rabbits. guinea pigs. fancy poultry. pea-iowls,
soldhshes. incubators. etc SClIMIDS BIRD
STORE. l1s 18th Al. NV ml2ti
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WANTED-Any energetic man can make money
disti ibuting samples OF merchandise. circulars
etc. We secure advertising matter for dstrl.
button in every section of the United States. and
want men to do tile work: good pay. HORN
ADV ERTIsING ASSOCIATION, 1913 Broadway.
New York. M
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Neutrality-suspicious. buttonhole maker and fin
ishers fine custom vests and pants. 65l st.
NV, Room 5. e27-3
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THE VINES WASHINGTON. SUNDAY MARCH 80, 1909.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

SILVER CHATELAINE BAGS. 81 down, 81
week. J. DRUKKER, 18th and Pa. ave, Room
3, over Davis Hat Store. mi
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

>~-S~-~-~~----~>--~~-'N-~~>----
WANTED-Two bat carriers, three water boys,
two foul chasers. and boy to dust bases. not
over 2I years of age. Apply before o clock,
5l1 10th ST., Cigar Store. mi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANrED-Bicyole, so cash. nc5 9th st. n
ulyD-3
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Speculative In
Strength and Purity.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. CHICAGO.

When you call on your lady take her a
box OF Graham's candies.
When your bicycle needs repairs take
it to w. e. TenEyck and get it done at
reasonable prices.
We have special 20 per cent. discount
sale on all rubber goods this week. Red
Gross Pharmacy.
Many a shapely hand has been spoiled
by ill trimmed nails Let Mrs. Jordan
try her skill on them.
For toothsome dainties, you will never
find better selection than the ono at
Graham's candy store.
Call and see the new limo of pattern
Monday, March Oath.
The Colorado Maid" is something
new. The best ten cent smoke in the
city, at Primrose Bros.
We put the paper on tho walls and do
it right. Paper furnished at very low
figure. Bargain House,
We have cash buyers for farm and
town property. For quick sale list
your property with Cameron & Began.
Why does every body go to The Ladies'
Emporium for millinery? Why, because
they get the latest styles and lowest
prices there.
No one knows the Undesirable torture one
undergoes from piles unless they are so af-
hicted. Tabler' Buckeye Pile Ointment is
quick, safe and painless cure. Price, 6Oc
in bottles tubes, 76c.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
You can get ice cream every day now
at Graham's candy store, and it is up to
the standard
Mok, Tea positively cures Sick Headache,
Indigestion and Constipation. A delightful
herb drunk. Removes all eruptions of the
skin, producing perfect complexion or
money refunded. 25c and Soc. Write to us
for free sample. W. n. Hooker d Co., Buff
falo, N. Y. For sale at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
Our Empress line OF chocolates are the
finest ever brought to the city. At
Graham's candy store.
Do not allow anything to prevent your
seeing our supply OF wall paper before
you purchase. Expert paper hanger
furnished. Anderson's Bargain House.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05
HAVE: YOU HEARD TIE NEVIS
We have Bought the entire stock of House
 Furnishings of Cais- ter & Conger =:
ANOTHER ITEM OF INTEREST WILL BE FOUND K OUR VEST FR0HT WINDOW

No. Wash Boilers. tin..........--.Jo Joc Dolls. worth $2.00 only ly.............0O 0Oc Many Dishes and Fancy China Pieces. worth - cents and $100. in this bar gain window at..........---..---- Doc ANOTHER WHIRL AT THE TABLE OIL CLOTH. as good as ever came to Phoenix. per yard.......- ......-. 'bc SEE OUR STANDARD Wickless Blue Flame Oil StOves-The Best, Safest Oil Stove made Kool. Klean and Konvenient. \ LITTLE Child can run them.
 Our WONDER ICE CREAM FREEZ- FRS are the Best. although We kee? the other makes.
 YOU should see our line of PALMER and ECLIPSE HAMAIOCKS. They are beauties at bargains.
 X LARGE LINE of the GOODRICH RUBBER CO.'S CELEBRATED GARDEN HOSE. in rubber and cot ton. Get our prices before you buy. YOU can't figure out an accident with our 1902 INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES. II different styles. Re member don't buy a last years gaso- line stove. because the 1902 Insurance is much improved. Call and see for yourself.
 Don't buy anything in Hardware, Crockery. Glassware. GraniteWare, Guns Cutlery. Cots. Mattresses, Tents or Steel Ranges until you see
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05
Optical and Other Illusions
U E U

Look al these black squares Where shaG0Wy Gots; fix your sye on any on" and i- will disappear.
 Optical illusions give more than usement-studied with care they clear up problems which are imperfect ly understood.
 Another illusion held by some people is that they should put eff wearing glasses as long as possible-an illusion which very often ends in very serious eye troUble-sometimes blindness.
 At the first hint-that's the time foe eye care.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05

Forecast for today. fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending s ?. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05
N NeWs of "
 the Own 600
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05
NNE-TERN HAsE HAII.

Kansas City, Apr. i.-The magnates of thr western baseball laIgue. after two days session. complet-l tho play ing sch dula tonight. The season will cr.n April -. with these gam as:
 Kansas City at Colorado Springs.
 St JaSe:.h #t Denver.
 MIWau!l,- at Omaha.
 ' oria att Des N1oina:
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05

Maximum temperature. S5: minimum 50. Average relative humidity. 26 per cent Total precipitation. 0. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05

THE COUNTRY CLUB.-Mrs. :. Oberielder. Mrs. Hamburger and Mrs. Loeb will serve refreshments at the usual Country club tea this after noon.
 WEARY OF MARRIED LIFE.-SUit was filed in district court yesterday by Rosalind Cory against Rural Cory on the ground of abandonment and failure to provide.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriasn license was issued yesterday to Giles E. Canron and Florence Visser. both of this county. The parties were married on the spot hy Probate Judge Langs- ton.
 A SPELLING; MATCH-There was ln old fashioned spelling match at the Lamson busiGess college yesterday be tween the shorthand students and tn" business students. Ii was won by Miss Nellie Sitter. one Of the shorthand stu dents
 A CLOSED sCHOOI..-Mfss Hattie NJ. Greene. teacher of the Redden school, south of Tempe closed her school for the year yesterday. To lay the teacher and school spend the lay at a picnic at the Hole-in-the- Rock.
 THE B. Y. P. U.-Monday evening the E. '. T.. |. of the Baptist church will hold a business meeting followed 2y q social. \ good programme has been arranged and fine time is an ticipated Friends are cordially in vited.
 DEATH OF CHARLES EYER.- .,t MT. Charles Eyer a Glendale. He was d young man of good habits and had host of friends to mourn the loss Death resulted from blood poisonins originating from carbGncies that broke put on the neck.
 X MONSTER CENTIPEDE- While Jack Burrows was brushing up his of fee yesterday morning he came across l bigger centipede than had eyer been found in Arizana before. Mir Burrows made q loCp Of small rope and caught it. | is almost two feet long and is now on exhibition at tho sherif's office.
 A DAY OF DIVORCF>S The time of the district court session yesterday was consumed in the hearing of a divorce case, that of Emilia Martinez vs Por- iirin Martinez. \ decree was Crdared Tn the case of Blanche Cotton VS. Ar thur E. Cotton. an order Of default was ordered until service cauld be complet- ed
 GOOD TRANELING--Siriu Mark. ,he stallion belonging to William Loss ing. did some exhibition travelling yes terday aJ the race track. He stepped off mile in 2:2Gi. and made the last half in l:GSl. J. K Wheat. who is training him. says this is bv no means the time he will be able to make after l little more work
 GONE TO THE HILLS-M. C. Fisk light clerk at the Commercial hotel eft for Silver King yesterday in com oany with Ed Pech. after whom the Peck mine in Yavapai county Was named many years ago. They are on 2n outing trip, but will keep their eyes open for any good mines that may chance to get in their way.
 PROBATE COURT.-About two months ago a citation was issued to Dr. ". L. Woodruff. former administrator of the estate of Emily A. Woodruff. di- recting him to show cause why he had not compiled with an order of the court in turning over to his successor in the SdminisJratorship certain funds of thc estate. The return of the citation las been frequently set. but the hearings have always been postponed, &s was the enc set for yesterday. The annual account of the guardian If James Cecil
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05
a Moment

We "have some private school ing for you. won't vast any Of your time. not bit. We have SD manE nice things coming every day. and want to show them to you end tell you about them.
 The balmy days O; spring come very regularly here, We have them every year. at least haven't missed since 1rg3. but the point about that is this. they mean moro calls to answer frcm your appetite. tneE msan that ever arising desire f.r some of those red ripe luscious Strawberries. they're coming in new. the best ever believe Us. these dali,iouely flavor ed ones that have helped SD much Ia make tn valley famous.
 Other appatizers are: I;hu- barb. New French Sugar Peas. Young Asparagus. California Head I.etJnce. Celery. Cauli- flower. Hubbard squash. Wax Eeaus. String H-ans. Tomatoes. and Green ChiIi. We make it point to follow the seasons. and as you no doubt already know. if it's in the market you'll find il at
Arizona republican., 1902-04-05

Seven thousand acres Of pasture il santa Barbara. county Ialif.. has hud no stock on this year. grass knet high, abundance of water, two miles river frontage. all fenced: has fatteued a100 steers previous seasons. Said by aood judges to he the best of irs size in the state. Price $5.o0o cash. Lease to cx- pire December 1st. 1902 Write or wire !. T;. Malo, 4l0 West Figueroa street. santa Barbara. California.
 SIRIUS MARK. No. 47sl6. Sired by Mark Sirius. Race record 2:13 Dam by sca of Harold. Beautiful chestnut, no white. Has colts 1 and years old See them before making further ai- rangements. Terms, $15 to insure live colt.
 HAPHAZAED. No. S59. Imported Cleveland Bay. Stands 16a4 hands high. Weight 1.390 pounds. Carriage and general purpose horse. Terms $I5 for the season. ]. K. WHEAT.
 Phoenix Driving Park. r. 0. Box 1471.
North Park union., 1902-01-24
7 he
Banner
Cattle Country

Routs county is the banner terri
tory Of Colorado and no doubt many
hero NJ home will be surprised that
this IL an actual fact. The returns
from all the assessors OF the state
which ara matter of record in the
office of the state auditor, show that
Routt county has more cattle on Its
rauges than any other in the state.
The sbstract Of assessment for
1901, credits Routt county with 76,
016 head OF cattle of all classe 3.
Routt's nearest competitor In number
of cattle is Arapahoe county, which
has 62.053.
Routt county stands third on the
list for its number Of horses, having
s,722 head. Arapahoe is first with
22,696 horses.
Routt not only heats the list Of
Celorado's countiss in rbint o. nun
North Park union., 1902-01-24
Baptized in n Bath 7 ub.

Paducah, KY, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Chas.
McCarty, Who has been Ill for a long
time and felt that she might not re-
cover, and believing in the faith of
the Christian church denomination,
which lays stress on baptism, she
was not satisfied TO omit that part OF
the ceremony of formal church mem
bership md she was baptized in a
bath tub.-[We rather like that. If
more of our women md men too, for
that matter, would take an occasion
al baptism in bath tubs of warm wat
er they would smell sweetsr in this
life and possibly be better prepared
for the life beyond.
We were travelling in North Da-
kota dozen years ago where doctors
were scarcer than lawyers in heaven.
We were called TO see sick woman.
We prescribed Il thermal bath. We
believe in such things, Being curl
Gus we pressed our queries about
her habits OF bathing, and after a
careful study on her part and that
OF her husband, we were informed
in the most solemn manner that she
had taken bath thrae and hall
years before, just before leaving the
old country. We have not much
fear but thnt the doctors and our lady
friends will. agree that good bath
was about al the pathology that
patient needed Fer5upt Sat
,SaDienti.
North Park union., 1902-01-24
Elected Officers.

The stockholders of the First Ma
tional and Albany County banks
held their regular annual meetings
yesterday. Directors were elected
and the vacancies caused by death,
there being one in the directorate OF
each bank, were tilled. Mr.. Edward
Ivinson was elected to the board of
directors and to the presidency OF
the First National bank, the position
held by Mr.. ID. G. Bacon, now de-
ceased.
Tho directors and patrons OF this
bank are very much pleased with
the election of Mr.. Ivinsou to this
position. He is one of tho oldest
banking men in the state, coming
here about 1868. He has been On
gagged in the banking business most
Of the time since then. Besides his
wellknown financial standing, he
brings to the directorate his vast
fund OF experience and a strong tone
o: copversatism and solidarity.
The directors elected for the bank
were Edward Ivinson, Otto Gramm,
John w. Connor, II. D. Beemer and
A. O. Jones. After the meeting Of
the stockholders, the directors eisc
ted the following officers.
President-Edward Ivlnson.
Vice President-John w. Connor.
Cashier-A. g. Jones.
Assistant Osshier-E. d. Hiskey
Laramie B oomersng.