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FOR RENT-BY WESC
1502Vt av, 12r, 3b, ci. $S3.3
1906 18th, s, b, eel, mi 50.e
I23 18th, 11r, b, mi. 45.5
sl1 9th. Tor, b, eel, mi. 45.5
1923 I'D, 11r, eel, mi. As. Q
2020 n, Tor. b, mi. .i0.5
1882 T, 11r, b, Gel, mi. 49,
2317-2319 Pa av, Or,
b, eel. mi. ...... 3d.
3107 n, Tor, b, mi. IS. .
PHI X, 16r, W. 80. j
532 Goth, Sr, b. Gel, mi. 25.5
2316 II, Or, b, mi. .25.5
1923 Pa av, Or, b, MI. .&.5
1872 Both, Or, b, mi. 25.5
ID Quincy, Or, b, cl, mi. 25.3
1906 Pa av, Or, b, cl, mi. $50
533 Fla av, Sr, b, mi. 25.O
619 23d, Or, b, Gel, mi 22.5
oSS d Ne, Ut, D, Inl. I'D
$40 18th ne Or. b, mi. 20. 5
1912 N II av, Or, b, mi. 20. 8
261S l., Or, b, mi. 90
sos 2lst, Or, b, mi. .lS.5
2026 L, Or, b, mi. .17.5
230S NJ, 5r, W. g...16.S
2023 L, Sr, w. .16.0
III Goth, 7r, W, 6. .15.5
1908 10th. 7r, w....15.5
1910 L, Or, w......15.3
S21 Path. 5r, W. .15.3
81 Goth, Or, W. .15.3
2022 H, 5r, W. $50
92S 18th, 6r, b. LAB
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHEp.

~ ~ NV, Inr- $1,000 1925 y, lar. n. fur. 1890
~ "a Sc ior o. fur 1904 s2i 18Th NV, II sta $50 on
80. nv, iir. o. uneu Sta rr 1871 Carcoran = on
s ,eo i--o = NV $500 See Del Or b - 30
~ Senn aE l4r .h = ofice rms, 1907 4 - nv
So NV, iSr' b. os3o 1887 10th NV, Tor. b. ~
,IllER & RUTHERFORD. Inc, 1907 81.
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PALMIsTRY

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ By NINE RITA
the worlds greatest palmist and astrologex hold,
ing receptions daily at III st NV, cor Of 9Th,
Fee - and 30 cents 1e2-aats
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FOR RENT-STORES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
1am Bit holding Probate Court.-Estate of Katie
Application having been made to the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, holding Probate
Court for probate of the last will and testament
OF said deceased, and for. letters testamentnry CD
said estate, by Martin II. Thorp it is ordered this
Sath day of June, AID. 1902. that notice be aud
concerned, to appear ii said court on Monday the
2sth day of July, AID. 1902. at 10 O'Clock M 10
show cause why such application should not be
granted: Provided, this notice be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once in each of three successive weeks before The
return day. herein mentioned first publication
TO be not less than thirty days before said return
r. RoUZER, Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
n tFct Of Columbia SIe.k Of the Probate Court.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lu Iin holding Probate Ceurt;mEstate of Cath
preme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a
Probate Court for probate of the last win and
1895. as the valid will of the real estate OF said
deceased by Joseph Weyrich, the executor and
of June, AID. 1902, that notice be and hereby is
given to John II. sincell, the heirs at law Of
pear in said court Monday, the 2sh day of July,
AID. 1902, at 10 O'Clock am. to show cause why
this notice be published in the Washneton Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once in each of
mentioned-the first publication to be not less than
son. Justice. Attest: JOHN Il. ROUZER Dep
uty Register of Willis for the District of Columbia
Clerk of the Probate Court ie251ow n
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. w. Pilling vs. Elizabeth Walsh
ct al, No.: 21211, Equity; Elizabeth Walsh vs.
Catherine Walsh ct al No. 2O435, Equity ICON
solida ted Irving williamson Michael j. Colbert
and George Francis Williams. trustees having re-
ported sales Of certain lands involved in the above
causes as follows, viz: parts of lots 50 and 40 in
kidneys subdivision of '.Granby,' in the county
of Washington, in this District containing 4 and
lilo acres, more or less. to Frank NJ Hatley for
$3.50 per acre, and all Of lot A. of same sub
division, containing and 2s-1OO acres more or
less, to Elizabeth Walsh for $500 per acre it is
this l1th day Of June, ordered that said reported
be shown before the 11th day Of July next:
provided copy of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks before said last
mentioned day In The Evening Star and in the
Washington Law Reporter. 4: B. HAGNER, Asso-
ciate Justice. true copy-Test: j. T. YOUNG;
Clerk. By L. P. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
je1l-1aW3t
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FOR RENr-uATs.

FOR RENr-FoR JULY AND AUGUST, FURNISH
ca ca i aipsTfments' :,a rooms and bath In LIE
sirable party without children. Apply to janitor'
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING FLATS: SIX
rooms and BATH third story; anfurnished; per-
manent tenant. First and second stories. furnish
ed, at summer rates till November to adults.
21S A st. Sc. 1t
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED4 CooI. SECOND
noor rooms, for light housekeeping; gas for cook
JESSIE St. Illuminating 'D'"'sHeu- '''' st. NV
FOR RENT--ELEGANT GROOM AND TILED
bath housekeeping flats; all light. cool rooms:
itor. je24-3t'
FOR RENT-NEw FLAT; FINEST FINISHED ~
city q large rooms and bath; I'd floor; all mod
NV. |. E BREuNINGER ie2s-st'
FOR RENT-621h WHITNEY AVE NV, NEW
rear; cellar; all modern improvements. Price
$ls 90 L. Z. BREUNINGER, 72o 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-FLAT FIVE CO.. ROOMS AND BATH
Inc onondaga: ST. and lexington place. Adj
a. dress or call on THEo. HESS. Fiat !. l41 R
FOR RENT-C. ". B. FLATS. 1914 MASS AVE:
light rooms tiled BATH steam heat gas ranges
cation; jantor; $4575. my22-32ts
FOR RENT.FLAT FIVE 90 ROOMS AND BATH
The ONEIDA. lexington place and st.
FOR RENT-oNE OF THOSE MOST CoNVEN-
iently located and comfortable fats in The Val
Jean, 9l3 st. NV; rent reasonable. See jani-
tor on premises.
ie11tf GAscH BROS. 1907 St NV.
fJk RENT-NOS. 302 AND 304 ST. NV
zd-noor hats. rooms and bath. $50. 90
Back porches; janitor.
1e2-21t' Particulars 1909 Corcoran st.
FOR RENT - FLATS 1913 Pa AVE. NV s
rooms and bath each; I'd floor, $1,000; 4th floor,
$3o.50. IS NV, rooms and BATH $3.50.
my2s-tf GEO. W. LINKISs 500 18th St NV
FOR RENT-NEw FLATs-EAsT CAPITOL ST;
&c g rooms, bath, newly papered; $3.50
t1i tth ST. sw., rooms and bath; $3.50.
CHARLES V. MAILET, $50 Az St NV
Office loGrs, to II, to 43O. my1-tf
FOR RENT-THE PoRTNER, 18TH AND c SITS
NV. Strictly tireproof.
Five-room and bath housekeeping apartment;
southern exposure; completely furnished my5-tf
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS-
The HAWTHORNE, 1927 l ST. NV
rooms bath housekeeping SIS. 90 and $50. 90
THE AUGUSTA. cor n. Y and n. J. aves.-
4 rooms and bath ktchen. ST so to S32 so
and bath so7 so
(. THE LOUISA, PIG n. Y. ave. INV
= rooms bath housekeeping. $500 and $25. 90
2o06 Pa. ave- NV, 3 rooms and bath -. IS so
6!!2 and I112 Z st. n.e rooms and bath. II. so
ZlIl Ward place NV rooms and bath. 90
ap22-n WEAVER BROS. I416 ST NV
FOR RENT : TWO FLATS, - MINUTES OF
treasury; splendid summer location; rooms and
bath: $50 and $25 THE BERWICK Mrs E. j.
Mlnams. 33os l4th st. apl6-tf
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MACHINERY, ETC.

FOR sALE-KNowLEs COMBINED PUMP AMI
boiler, 1x41ax10; 2-H.P. Otto gas engine; Cx1s
side-crank engine: 40H-P. low-pressurs locomo
tive boiler; also 2S-HP. feed water heater.
J. e. HURLEY,
Phone asa oe22Atp i1lS Ohio ave.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY AT-LAw
Webster Law building. Dos ID st. NV. Washing
ton. ID. c. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
CHARLES S. BUNDY
Commissioner OF Deeds for New YORK and all other
states and territories First floor of Columbian
building, Nos. 4l6 and AIS 9th st. East ne Z.
au23A.n
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED4 CooI. SECOND
floor rooms, for light housekeeping; gas for cook
ing and Illuminating furnished. 1874 $ st.
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-THE NEW Two-SToRY BRICK
building. No. 2o2-4 14th st. NV. opposite .Iec-
trio company's plaDt; contains IL. 900 feet floor
CAPACITY: possession given July J. Apply TO B.
II. WARNER CO.. 9lG f st. NV. or HENRY
WELLS, 1i10 G st. NV my24-s&w-I2ts
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The Evening Star
Branch Offices.


seVerai Emporium chanses nave
Gently been made II Inc star prahch
Offices ALL POSTAL. TELEG RAPH
Evening Star
S eeii' wiz ioi
fHeht-Ifooms ana boaTo-boaru4Aie
wanted Help and situations
once with your advertisements iea's
n. J. are. and Il St n,w.-stanhope Pharmacy.
-. -. n, ST..
80, 'u " - -. S,o,
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FOR RENT-ELEGANT GROOM AND TILl;D
bath housekeeping flats; all light, cool rooips; :
lovely back porehes; store closets; of the
nhest locations in town. 1914 Mass. Jan
itor ie24.,ts
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT; FRESH STOCK
groceries and feed; horse, wagon and harness;
suburban town. miles from city; everything
complete; doing live, paying business; owner
has other business will sell for 81 500 cash. bal
ance cheaper than rent; must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Address
je25-3t" Box 116 Star office
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FOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF COR
her grocery, southeast, 1856; !li-health cause.
c. BOYER & son,
je25-3t oo2 7th ct az
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-A HOUSE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
Tor home, not cost $500. but 81 500 to
S2."op preferred Address HOME SEEKER Star
NANTED-A CELLAR BRICK HOUSE IN EAST
Washington, AL modern improvements not to
exceed s5et-': state particulars. Addres e. y
W. Star Office fe242t.
~A\IED-FuR \ CLIENT HOUSE WITH
SID lot. Price from $4,000 SI5 900. All cost
viii - paid.
is2l,5t STONE & FAIRFAX so6-sas st. NV.
WANIED-ON CAPT HILL" HOUSES FROM
$3.50 10 5000 owners: cash buyers furnished.
3r-l-"t STONE FAIRFAX. So6S0s + St NV.
WANTED-HOUSES FOR INyESTMENT-WE
have large number of clients who will invest
from s".dUD TO $4,000 in good renting houses
Owners send particulars.
lr-l-1t STONE < FAIRFAX. SO6-SGS f ST NV
WANTED-HOUSES FOR SALE IN DIFFERENT
sections u the city at prices ranging from 81 500
70 s".gr: owners having properties for sale at
the>" ngures are requested communicate with
!ANES =. SHEA. 6i3 La. ave. NV. je7-tf
NANTED-'-WE SELL AND RENT HOUSES -
II lOU HAVE PROPERTY 10 SELL. WE
CAN FIND IOI y PURCHASER IF YOII
HAVE PROPERTY To RENT WE Can FIN
noI A TENANT WE HAVE THE BEST FA-
ClLlTlEs FOR HANDLING PROPERTY GIVE
= ihiAL- MOORE & HILL Nne.D,
eo-h III 18th ST. NV
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FOR SALE-SALOON ON A PROMINENT COR
ner in the downtown section; doing fine bust
ness: 12-room house; fine dining room; long lease
cheap rent; a chance seldom offered.
JOSEPH 4. OHARE,
JeZo-3t 1OOS Il ST NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST A PAIR OF GOLDFRAMED EYE
glasses, between 9th and 14th SITS. The finder
will be suitably rewarded If left at 919 St NV
IT. '
LOST-IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF 18TH AND T.
and sts., canary bird with dark markings Re
ward II returned to 1872 l. st. NV. or SchmId's
Bird Store. 1ts
LOsT-LADIES' BEADED POCKET BOOK. MON
day, about $40 pm, vicinity Of 9th and Pa
ave. Liberal reward If returned to 300 9th St
ne It,
LoST-TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE "a, NEAR
North Capitol and Florida aves., gents gold filled
fancy case watch with black silk fob and gold
charm attached Reward for its return TO the
Office Of the Abner-Drury Brewing Co. or to
1901 Lincoln 1ts
LOsT-JUNE 90 GOVERNMENT PAY ENVELOPE.
tifcate Liberal reward IL returned to owner or
left at STEVENS DRUG STORE, 9th & Pa ave
te24-3t'
LOST-JUNE 10, DIAMOND BROOCH, WITH
chain attached containing 81 stones. Liberal re-
ward if returned 10 21S st. Sc. je24-3t
LOST-A BEADED SILVER COIN PURSE. GO
ing from 9Th and s sts via Met. line, to George
town; valuable to owner. Reward IL returned to
GEO. T. KEEN, 1910 st. je23-3t
FOUND = LARGE. SHAGGY YELLOW DOG:
send description and name. Address U. A. w.
Star office. je233t
LOST :. SUNDAY, BLACK SEAL LEATHER
wrist bag; silver monogram Fl. n. C. on front
Return TO TO It'll st. for reward. je23-3t
l
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FOB RENT-BY L J. MILA eos 0TH ST NV
so6 e NV, 6s4b:. 80 % ils av. 7neb: sis0
III ~. 7r&b. .si.sol Flat i2ls ne.er b. 1900
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FOR RENT-NEw FLAT; FINEST FINISHED IN
city; q large rooms and bath; I'd floor; all mod
ern improvements; central location. 725 18th st.
NV. L. E. BRFuNINGER je2s-ats
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NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHORIZED
and bonded, 603 18th st. NV. Phone Main 2525
Open day and night Strictly confidential Branch
in Baltimore, Md. au16-u
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-FINE, LARGE LODGE ROOMS; ALI,
modern Improvements, electric light, steam heat
and elevator Rooms suitable for banQuets. Also
number Of office rooms. Convenient to all car
lines. 6lS h st. jeI-tf
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LOST A PAIR OF GOID-FRAMED EYE
glasses, between 9th and 14th SITS The finder
will be suitably rewarded If left at 919 ST. NV
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FOR RENT-FLAT FIVE g, ROOMS AND BATH
Inc onondaga: r ST. and lexington place. Adj
dress or call on THEO. HESS. Fiat /, LAT r
st. ne.
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EAST WASHINGTON.

ed and 81 sts--O'Donnell's Drug Store.
Sd and o SITS ODonnell's Drug Store.
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FOR RENT-i325 RIGGS ST NM: 5 ROOMS
bath; ami; I'm first-class condition $50 ~.
2l23 l. st. NV: ruoms, bath; ami; back
aud front yard; newly painted and pRpered
S30.J6 per month
EDWIN L. FRANZoNI. 1885 ST. Cbasemenu.
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YOUR WATCH CLEANED. S1.OO.
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
mh3-5d 1921 + ST. NV
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WANTED-LOTS

WANTED HAVE A PURCHASER FOR IoTS
east Of Lincoln Park Don't care Tor street i'm,
provements; owners and brokers give partirulars
with lowest cash price. JOHN H. WALTER
1921 I nv ieo5 a.
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FOR RENT-FOR JULY AND AUGUST, FURNISH
60 apartments, rooms and bath, in THE
GLADSTONE" 1923 st NV. Very cheap to de-
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FOR RENT-621h WHITNEY AVE, NV, NEW
nat mar; large rooms and bath: porehes front and
rear; cellar; all modern improvements. Price,
$3.50. L. L. BREUNINGER, 72o 18th St NV
je23-3ts
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FOR RENT = HouSEKEEI FLATS; SIX
rooms and bath; third story; unfurnished; per-
manent tenant. First and second stories, furnish
ed, at summer rates till November to adults.
21S A st. Sc. 1t
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FOR RENT-C. w. b. FLATS, 1914 MASS. AVE.
D light rooms, tiled bath, steam heat, gas ranges
store closets, lovely back porches; frst-class To-
cation; Janitor $40. rs my22-32ts
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FOR RENT-oNE OF THOSE MOST CONVEN-
iently located and comfortable fats in The Val
jean, ol3 ST. NV; rent reasonable. See jani-
tor premises.
ie11-ff EASGIJ RIOS 12n7 I,
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PERSONAL.

WITH THE THERMOMETER AT 80 IN THE
shade, what is nicer more soothing than lib
eral offer OF cold cash for any amount Of mems
garments. Send US posal to call today.
je25-f,5 JCSTH'S OLD STAND, 6i0 D.
CLERK OF CLASS ONE PENSION BUREAU.
desires to exchange with clerk Of same grade in
Treasury Department. Address ]. b. W., star
ONCE. je24-3ts
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LOST-IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF 18TH AND T.
and sts. canary bird with dark markings Re-
ward II returned TO 1912 L st. or Schmid's
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AN INCORPORATED BUSINESS OF A VERY
high order and undisputed field desires Immediate
ly small ready capital. No better investment
possible Only hrst-class respondent desired.
Address A. b. c., Star Office je24-2ts
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1913 Pa ~. NV. fine large new store ard cellar.
oner wanted 2snl L NV. on mkt. $1,000
je20-f 2l32 X store No o1
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
SOME TRYING THINGS.
The Following Are Di,tastsful to Very
Many People.

To have Il man tell you how easily
he aecomplishes difficult deeds.
To have woman tell YOU how
much she enjoys an cxpcnsiyesupper.
To have a man call who requires
an hour to say he is sorry he can't
linger longer.
10 have n woman laugh when ysu
are doing your best to be serious.
To have man break into q con-
versation with remark about some
thing foreign to the subject,
To have u woman say the photo
graph You exhibit must have been
taken years ago.
To have a man remind yon of the
years that have passed since he knew
You at school.
To have a woman say how your
grandchildren are advancing in years.
To have man call on you stepped
in the odor Of tobacco smoke.
To have a woman retail the small
gossip OF a smart young man.-Phila.
delphia Bulletin.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
SQUIRRELS DARE THE CATS.
Frisky Boston Animals Have Sport with
Feline Enemy.

Have you ever seen n squirrel dare
cat! 1t is the most amusing cxhibi-
tion ofmischieyous audacity. A large
colony Of fat, cnterprising squirrels
live in the big elm trees OF Walnut
street, Brooklinc, the descendants Of
pair Of tame squirrels that were
owned by family occupying one Of
the lovely old estates Of early Brook
line in that vicinity, and which were
finally liberated to establish them
selves and their progeny aspermanent
residents Of the street. They are the
tantalizing despair Of numerous cats
that haunt the place in search Of
toothsomc morsels. The little crca.
lures are wonderfully tame and very
quickly respond to friendly over
lures in the shape Of nuts, which they
soon learn TO take from ones hand.
They scamper up and down the big
trees, whisking their bushy gray tails
in saucy defiance of their feline pur-
sucrs who. with eager eyes and water
ing mouths. follow the tanlalizing
motions Of the squirrels as they frisk
about alluringly just out Of reach OF
the cruel claws. Sometimes the game
is carried on so daringly that ii seems
only by a hairs breadth that a squirrel
tragedy is averted, and yet very few
occur, and their number and freedom
seem Observation-Disclosures Tran.
script.>
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
"GooD EVENING. HEvny."
WHERE N ltEf

tsYShorc. But in case live--this is
only a suppositioD. madam-in case
Hive get to the hospital, have Knif-
or operate ON me. I've known him for
years. Best surgeon in town.
Mrs. Whittlcr-Dcar, don't takcon
20. You mustn't.
Whittler-You'll find all my pa
pcrs in order in case peritonitis should
set in, as it probably will. The insur-
ance policy is made out to you. and
you can get the money when knifer
signs the death certificate.
Mr.. Whittlcr-But. dear. do you
think you will have TO be operated on!
Whittler-Why. Of course; don't
all cases like mine have to be opcr-
atcd ong
Mrs. Whittler-Not always. I
think can cure you in about half a
minute.
Whittlcr-You! IlowY
Mrs. Whittier lie the casiest
thing in the world. You made slight
mistake. That reception isn't until
a week from to-day. Tonight is the
smoking concert at'your club.-Lon
don Tit-Bits.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
A Useful Directory.

The French Society of Authors is
bringing out a manual for private
circulation among its members, con
taining useful information for writ
ers. twill include a list of provincial
newspapers, under five headings:
Those who reply TO letters sent them;
those who reply sometimes; those who
never reply; those who reply to let
tiers with stamp inclosed; those who
keep the stamp and do not reply.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
A RAPID RECOVERY.
ura whittier Applies Right Remedy
to- nusband's Sudden Illness

Mrs. Whittlcr-why, what brings
ySu home 30 early this aiternoonS
Whittier (prcssing his hand to his
right side and sinking slowly into a
chair with weak sinilc)-Appendi.
citis. that's all.
Mrs. Whittier = Appendicitis?
What can you meanp
I Whittier know what you will
say. ] know that Mr.. Ilighblowcr's
reception is to-day. aud that YOU said
you would never forgive me i'll didn't
90 to ii with you. am afraid. my
dear, that ] came home not to 60 to a
reception, but to die.
Mrs. Whittlcr-Oh. don't say that.
Where is the painp (fcel. his head
and pulsc.)
Whittlcr-Righi here. II came on
gradually this morning. No, sharp
pain, but feeling Of oppression.
That's the way il always begins, you
know.
Mrs. Whittlcr--Nonsense! You
may have strained muscle praticis-
ing with those dumbbclls. You must
60 to that reception. dear. | know
that il is the hardest thing could ask
you TO do, but il is only for this once.
= Whittlcr--You're right; it's only
for this once. This is my last day.
Oh, III go. What time is it to be
four until seven? Have the ambu-
lance there for me at $3.50, II this
thing progresses as rapidly as they
say IL does, won't be able to stand by
then.
Mrs. Whiitlcr--Now, dear. calm
yourself. II may be nothing. afterall.
You are so easily alarmed.
Whittlcr-Isasily alarmed! With
this painp OF course, you know more
about II than do. But I'll go your
reception. ! may as well die there as
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-01-24
The Price of
Love
BY MAX OWEN.

Judge Times changed father married dry goods
no longer the purpose of dining table the young
wife no longer the cloth from which her
bands clothing made she longer home provided
with table linen and bed clothing OF her making.
have heard father that he found took less keep
than Il In the light of personal experience
father easier provide his share for the keeping
than he provide the whole keep of THE WIVES
FATHERS EARLY DAYS WERE HELPMATES IN MORE
WAYS THAN ONE
In those love considered luxury the
rich enjoy Now love far for ordinary
Young man. wishes keep place the world indulge in
when he orgc conditions
sf modern girl and figures his salary providing living for
two orgcts all about such items rent the butcher and
clothes and ndenta To his temporarily enrapued mind
tbese are non essentials to happnessand love-
Father often told that he married and lived
IN less salary But father was born
and the world changed since then When he city flats
Of the kind third society demands did
where from $40 month up figures afraid quote father
did not have his wife week. father
did not pay making his wie gowns father did
not hire house and again
came world fathers wife did make her calls hired
carriage In fact when father married society had reached
stage OF advanced civilization ~ which knows to-day Domestic
bliss could be purchased low figure when he married.
moH money to-day.
BUT THE LADIES GOD BLESS THEM ARE NECES
ISARY TO OUR COMFORT AND OUR HAPPINESS