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The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
NEXT MEETING IN TORONTO.
So Decided BY the international SUM-
day School Association.

Denver, June CIV. y. Hartshoru
was yesterday morning unanimously
and very enthusiastically elected chair.
man OF the executive committee of the
International Sunday School Associa-
tion, to succeed the late Il. F. Jacobs
When Mr.. Merrill. the secretary of the
committee, announced the name to the
convention the greatest demonstration
OF delight that has been witnessed in
Trinity church for many year was
seen and heard. About 1000 people
rose to their feet, waved handkerchiefs
and appla
The city Of Toronto. Canada. was
unanimously chosen as the next place
of meeting In 1905. as the association
holds triennial conventions.
The following cable message from
Sir Francis knollys. secretary to King
Edward VII. of England. was received
b1 W. y. Hartshorn yesterday:
London, England. June 2S.-Chair-
man International Sunday School Con
vention, Denver. Colorado; Many
thanks for your Telegram. which will
be laid before the King. The Queen
thanks you for kind sympathy His
majesty Is progressing most satisfac-
torily. KNOLLYS, Secretary"
The lesson committee reported the
following arrangement OF study:
'l!Np and first six months OF 1901
harmony OF the gospels. giving the
life and teachings of Christ.
"l9ol-Last six months: Beginnings
Of Hebrew history.
'l9O2-Ffrst six months: The prim-
itive Christian church in Acts.
"l0o2-last six months: Israel from
the Exodus TO the monarchy.
"1HN3-First six months: The prim-
Tive Christian church to the end OF the
New Testament.
"l0OS-I.ast six months; The He
brew monarchy.
"10O4-First six months: The life
and teachings OF Christ In the synoptic
gospels.
"l0A-Last six months: The king
doms of Israel and Judah.
"lW5-First six months: The gospel
Of John.
"lOO1-l.ast six months: The Jewish
nation"
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
SENATORIAL SCRAP.
Bailey Of Texas Assaults severidoe
Of Indiana.

Washington, July l.-Senator Bailey
of Texas assaulted Senator Bevcridg<
OF Indiana las, night Just after the
Senate had adjourned from executive
session. The Texas senator was
dragged away and separated from his
opponent by some of those about the
Senate. He was very angry and threat
rnei severe harm to the Indiana sen.
ntor.
The episode was the result OF a
heated controversy which the two sen
ators had during the afternoon. when
Senator Bcveridge had said that Sen
ator Bailey had made IAN unwarrant-
cd attack" ON Solicitor Penfield OF the
State Department.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
sMELTER TRUST ATTACKED.
Attorney General Of Colorado Files
Complaint In Supreme Court.

Complaint In Supreme Court.
Denver. July l,-Proccedings ON be-
half OF the state OF Colorado to dis
solve the smcltcr trust were started In
the supreme Court yesterday.
In a voluminous complaint filed by
Attorney General Post II Is set forth
that the American Smelling and Rein
ing Company and several other snielt-
or concerns are In n combine to restrict
competition in the smelling business:
that the results OF the monopoly are
Injurious to the Industries OF the state;
that 1t Is every day violating the laws.
and that II Is paying unreasonable DIV
idcnds upon mn enormously excessive
and fictitious capitalization OF S1Oo,-
100000.
The complaint concludes with de-
mand that the defendants he ndjudgcd
TO have forfeited their rights To do
business In the state. and that they be
oustcd and forever excluded from 10
ing business In the state. ana thnt u
receiver be appointed TO take charge OF
their property. The court stated thnt
In fairness to the dcfrnunhts they
should receive notification of the suit,
therefore the filing OF the proceedings
was withheld until they can he IN
formed OF the contents of the attorney
generals complaint.
Tho defendants In the ease nre the
American Smelling aud reclining Com
many. the Omaha and Grant smelling
Company, the Pueblo smelling and Re-
timing Company. the Bimetnlllc Smclt.
ing Company, the Colorado Smelling
Company. the Philadelphia smelling
aud Refining Company.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
To Pay University Debt.

Denver. June 30.-There was alto
gether $1,000 raised yesterday toward
paying the SD,o0o OF debt remaining
on Denver University. Chancellor
Ruchtel of the university spoke To
congregation In the Methodist church
at Leadville. There LOO towards the
debt was pledged. At Fort Collins,
bishop Warren addressed large gath
cring OF Methodists and secured
pledges amounting to Sl.Soo.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
Council Of Women.

New York. June 29.-Mrs. Susan
Young Gates has sailed for Copcn-
hagen. where she will represent the
National Council at the meeting OF the
executive committee of the lnterna~
uonal Council OF Women.
The Danish women, who are among
the most progressive women of the
continent, have prepared an attractive
program for the conventions, which
will be from July 9th to 18th, Inclusive.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
Oklahoma Sheriff. Killed.

Guthrie. q. T.. July l.-Sherifr A. j.
Bullnrd and Under sheriff Cogburn of
Roger Mills county. Oklahoma. were
Killed yesterday afternoon In u battle
with horse thieves. while the officers
were attempting To arrest members OF
the band OF outlaws.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
Railroad Record Broken.

New York. July 1.-The New York
Centrars Twentieth. Century Limited
broke the worlds record for long dis
tance running on its trip yesterday
from Albany To Syracuse. 1t made
1IS miles between the two cities In
145 minutes, including a stop at Utica.
und several slow downs.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-04
Canal Diii signed.

Washington, June 20.-Prcsitient
Roosevelt last night signed the 18th
milan canal bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06
UNCLE SAM'S
 Ic z-.l I PROSPERITY ~-

According to the total footings in the United States treasury department
 at the close of the fiscal year on June 8, Uncle Sam" has had a most pros
 porous year. The treasury figures will show a surplus for the twelve months
 of nearly 9Q.o00, ,000. Notwithstand- ing theoiarge appropriations by Con
 grss and the heavy expense of the war
 in the Philippines. the receipts during the year will show almost that great
 sum in excess of expenditures. Last years surplus ~ks SSout $75 ,0O0, 900. An the of1cials of ths treasury are surprisea st the way in which &e re. cedpts have piled pR4 .Anriag the last few menkAs.r 4txtysdxyR go tkeg es, timatsd saiessdiDldS 16ef this yeSifa iSt cpk sf3bg9SsSs @ IKE Ss pss, Als r sdded asasHs 3a4So0 aQoIlp .IAs1 nG6t sids q the ledger. Al Secretary sAaw
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06
REPaEsENT MatLpNss 2 <
l--t IT v FTs R. f.2, Twenty three Men From Fl Paso Req ,-i resent Large aatesests. o,sc-

Although the crowd from, -Ei Paso was not as large as. had been antici-
 pated. still what they lacked in mum bers they made up in, wealth. and the twenty three men who occupied the Pullman from Fl Paso' represented no | less than two million dollars. -, -s-,--
 In speaking of the excursion yester r
 day, Capt Juan Hart said it had been difficult to induce E Paso people to
 undertake the trip on account of the
 heat which they expected to encounter
 in Arizona 'On the other hand, q We 1 find it cooler here than in Fl Paso, and
 have slept between our blankets each
 night since our arrival" [. "El Paso business men, said D. A. Carpenter. representing, the Sullivan Machinery Company. appreciate the | Bisbee country as feeder to Fl Paso and we are alive to the possibilities ill
 the way of business to be gained by close association with this section9 1 Capt. Hart and A. W. Clifford repre- sent the International Miners. Associa- tion, which has for it's object to secure first, those benefits which always ensue
 rom thorough cooperation and unity ! of action among individuals having
 mutual interests. i-- | The International Miners Associa- i ton is doing good work for the entire
 southwest, and is attracting more at i tention to the southwest, in a mipi4s
 way, than any other organization: in
 existence. The secretary, MT. Clifford lis an active. and energetic oficers tapt 1 his visit to this section at thiS timelis i for he purpose of gathering statist5es
 and reports for use in his :corresppn tdence and conversations with capital fists who are interested in this direc l tOn- tLJ -t -.e. | While Bisbee is disappointed in the I number who came, the substantial citi -lzens of the Pass City are with us.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

-1 Why suffer from those headaches when . properly fitted pair of glasses will give jimmediateL uehaf.J Cslli Oh
 Dr. Schell of Tucson, now at Ceppef
 Queen Hotel Satisfaction sGuaraf,
 seed or no pay. ExaDination free 523t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

.. 2 s3 70: Ua Ja ps as5S :. ,hlsDea.snonld Re ps9qa, Pfo thes great cfowds that attended uurocelebration from the town and camps in this im' vicinity. Douglas. Naco. Ben Son, Tombstone and the San Pedro valley certainly did --~eA-By Bisbee. for which our people feel very .szatss iui' s!s "sa :n~.a >oc ,5p ten a1r
 -na- tnn---->-.>>A-.-f.s-. .t-a a-l il.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06
THE OMNIBUS e4; 1i 2: 1zs--s I: sTATEHoop slLGf ,ta os l.

..iFs q! oLs 2ss lsT ass . sicr, I. Thereis .stilDa ieh ting schagc csr for the passage cf lhesomnStsus :stateho0i
 bill ,adHittiqgs 4tapnal Nsw Mexico
 and Oklshopat into, ths, union: lQo
 FridAy the senate tsxrNosialc eomMit-
 tee was autkorisad aacsit5dusfeg sthe.
 recess of congress- and hold hearing Ton the bill Senator Beveridge called
 a meeting of the committee Saturday
 mornis for that purpose r, ,Thiso gave the delegates from the three territories interested in the passage of the bill
 an opportunity to be heard at once.
 Nothing could be ifairer,I as long as the senate thinks it needs more light , upon the subject. This action evirz tuany set aside the previous decision
 of the majority of the committee not to report back the bill until the next sesion of congress. Ostensibly the latter delay was decided upon to relieve the congressional elections this fall But, inasmuch as. the House
 has acted favorably, and almost unanr imously. on the bill the ground taken by the majority of the senate commit
 tee in favor of postpoDement seemed
 untenable e If any one in congress is interested in the effect of the pass
 age of the measure on the congres sionaI elections it must be the mem
 bers of the House and not; the sena,
 tors The representatives having de-
 clared, through their action, that they having nothing to fear from the effects of the passage of he bill. logically there should be no hesitatiOH onT the.
 part of the senate to pass it at once Something of this kind has possibly tdawned on the senate committee:
 [ Public sentimnet- is undoubtedly on
 the side of the immediate passage of
 the bill. The opinion has obtained a firm foothoId in most parts of the country that an injustice is being done the three territories interested by ex- .cluding them from statehood The
 only section in doubt is the eastern ttier of states. That sections policy
 has all along favored the suppression, Eas, much as possible, of the growing pc
 litical power aad influence of the west
 But the drift ofspopulation, wealth and
 industrial development is Westward.
 Nothing Con prevent a political change
 following. It may be delayed, but its l, final consummation is inevitable. And the western :'terntofSese . appealing to Congress for. transmission to statehood hare eminentlyfttedin in every respect fol the change. They have large spefma
 nent populations established industries
 and all of the institutions common to civilized life firmly fixed and flourish ling within their borders. Besides they 4 have a great and prosperous future be
 fore them which many of the eastern I states haveGnot.' If these territories
 are not Hbw1 ready to assume the re !. responsibilities of. Independent state 'thood, not one of those hitherto granted } the privilege ever was ready. These facts all appeal strongly to the 'sens' of justice of the Senate. and it shouli dact accordingly at once.-ChOnicle.z a II T,a-5 .Ts1[t sJgt cE E-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

Bisbee- wishes her guest safe aud pleasant journey home after the three days celebration, in which the visitors nave taken a prominent part Our citizens appreciate the presence Of large crowds from Cananea, Naco Douglas. Benson and Tombstone, who helped to make the Bisbee celebration second toanoge eyer bsfors attempted in the ssrfitok, ind M he oppor- tunity tr$ehts itseif, { Bysbes is ready 10 return the favor.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

says, The prosperity of the country is so great tha all calculat ns are likely to be unset. If Congress edules pxeA it seems to utake Xttle iiq encS ;n' the income of the government The money comes rolling in faster than We know what to do with it
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

'tiWs the ,am9pnt Tsf 9ifferYce be ,tw Fn fAe Mss he sseea Fs akd those de anded by q good Ameficaa fitizen, Aw& understG-Is. ana-apHeci8es, and supports a government of, by and for the people. E ! -=
 Another thought: We set much
 weight upon the Republican doctrine of protection to American manufac- lures. and IL is sminently right and fitting that we should do so. but 10 toninue to protect he prodGes ef American labor. while freely. permit ting theipntry of he.,aowest class ot
 labor from abroad .isosery much in
 the nature of a5solemn and senseless
 farce aT" |. -rno1 Tss tsT J.d
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-07
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 P. II. DkuY-Cincinnau and ST Lous
Special-SOlt train for Cincinnati PullmNa
sleePers TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville In
dianapolis, and st. Louis without change Con-
nection for Virginia Hoo Springs Dining czr-
Parlor cara Cincinnati 70 Chicago.
u.IO P. n DAILY-P. r v Limited solid
train FOR Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers % CinciD-
Hati. Lexington. and Louisville. without change
Compartment sleeper 70 Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays and Saturdays Dining car, SieePeF5
Cincinnati % Chicago and St Louis.
IO5I A N EXCEPT SUNDAY Washington
aid Old Point Special. Less than 81 hour train
% Old Point Comfort via Richmond Only ali
rail route.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
of5ces, 5I3 Pennsylvania Avenue; coo 18th Street
near =, and AZ the station. Telephone call,
Main 1871 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
TeIsnhnne Main 1oa Cen. Pn.s.nrer Arsnt.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-07
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and 15i1 ST
In effect November I. 1901
For Alexandria-Weel DAYS. go 100, 80
500. SO S-59. 0-25 1000 1925 100 II "a
a. m; xI2 .05 1870 1916. SOS. -. 200 2;3o
K3 o. $3.50. 8.59. xf.I4 4.33. asa. SOS. z5.22,
$40 Coz $50. 700. 7S0 500 $40. $50, l0.l5.
Sundsys-7.l5. 900. Gas. 1850. 100. 11.sO a
m, 1900 noon. l2-S0 100 30. 900 $50. 500.
80 400 40 500 $50. GOO. ESQ. 800. 80.
500. SIS 9-SO. lO-l5 100. ~ 50 r. m
For Mount Fcra0n-Wcek DAYS ESQ. $50,
1000. II 90 a. m. xl2-05, N -05- zoo, XS-o-s
Nf-lf N5-Z2. 7.05. go p. m.
Sundays-9.OO a. m. 1900 noon. 200. 400
$50, 100. $50 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqucduct Bridge-WeeS
days; $50. 3-0f. go. 500. 500. $50, 9-25-
1900 u 90 a. m. sI2-05. I2.2O .12-45. 1-05.
q Is. 200 $50 500 $50. $50. '4.5S. 4-54
5-22. 6-o3. $50 20 500 p. m
NjNDAlS-I-f5. 900. g-3J. 'IO-30. 100.
'-l-S0 q. M. 300 noon -I2-50. 100 $50. 200.
$50, 500. $50 800. 80 500, 80.
500. $50. 200. I'D 500 p m
Express. TO Arlington cniy-
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLYIN. Superintendent
c. ? ABBOT, President,
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to January Il. 1909.
Trains leave from Peunsylvsnia Station

Schedule corrected 70 January T. 1902
Trains leave from PennsyITsnia Station
s-Cl a. n Daily. Local for HarrisouburE. War
renton. Charlotte and way stations
lo-5l a. n Daily Washington, Richmond aad
ELortca Limited First-elaas coach ant irawi1r-
room sleeper % jacksonville Dining car service
4 HIS A. h Daily. United States Fast Nail
New Orleans Dining car service
u.S a H. Daily Local for Warrenton ant
Charlottesville.
4-OI P m week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
4.s0 p N Daily Local for WaTsutol ard
Chariottesville-
6.85 ?. n Week days The Southern's Palm
Limited All Pullman train. New York and
Washington. 70 Aiken, Augusta and 81 Angus
tine ia composed Of club. couDartusnr
drawing room. and observation cars Dining car
service.
$50 p m Daily Washington and ChattauooEa
Limited VIA LyncTbUrE)- Eirst-ciass coach and
Eleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. Charranco-a
and Memphis; sleeper 70 New Orleans Dir5-s
car service
$50 D. N. Daily New York and Atlanta ~
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Routs
Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco.
Pullman buffet service
SIS D n. Daily SeE York and FIOrida X
pres First-class coach and sleeper 20 Savannah.
Jacksonville. AID Port Tampa sleeper 70 sun
crville. Charleston. Augusta, ard 20 Thorzs-
vile. Ca, and connection for Aiken Dining ca-
servire-
lO.45 D. n. Daily. Washington and SOUTHEAST
err Limited All Pullman train. club and ohssr-
vatlon ears 20 Atlanta and Macon sleeps-s 10
Nashville. Atlanta, Macon, Memphis. Nes Orleans
Tri-Feekly % Piuehurst. n c. Mondays We'd
nesdlys. End Fridays Dining car service
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-07
PROPOSALS.

PRuPO> ALE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
GOLFER DAM FACADE WALLS. OUTLET SIC
TON OF SEWER. AND TIDE GATE CHAMBERS
AID STORM WATER CgNUJTr> AT THE SEW
Commissioner, ID. g., Washington, March ..
I3o2.-Sealed proposals viii Dc received at this
office until - O'CLOCK noon SNTU RDAN-
APRIL @. 1902. for the construction of Golfer
jam. facade walls, outlet section Of sewer and
tide gate oa-mher-. and storm water eoutuits
st th- sewerage jumping station ~ucCiGlltiIas
ard blank forms of proposals may be- obtained
al tbs Office The r.-bt IS reserved 90 rei.er
anv and al bids or parts of bids %. u. MAC
FNRLAND. JOHN " ROSS. JOHN BIDDIE.
Commissioners, ID. {. m--Gt. eZsl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RANTED-To rent Smith-Premier or Remington
typewriter ly2I l. st. NV a
WANrED-An iron bath tub. 80 9th 81. Sc.
IlJ-S
WANTED-OLD UNITED STATES COINS; g Is
:cr 50 gold pieces; gold dollars. SI.25 up: gold
silver, diamonds bought ABKAHAATs. 853 gta ST.
fclGf
WANTED-To adopt. boy or gHI under j. years
Of age AdlFe~s Bon 8i5, this Office ms
NANTED-Turaiture. content. Of house, ba-.rHf-
see u- d 1ou have piano lo SELL FRIES & HOP
WOOD. eth and uH- Tel. Main 21JJ2 .-s
WANTED viii pay highest cash price for
ladies' and gents cast-oG clothing. Adsrsss
postal. viii cali B. TAESuE5 IgJs -ll 81 a...
fe5-30t
WANTED-Cash paid for al kinds Of household
furniture. Office ana store nXturcs: also sold on
commission. IT, KySENBERG. Auctioucgr, 90
Louisiana ave. cat
WANTED-Dring yOu- old gold and silver,
aatchc7 and diamonds % the MINI SIS G st.
ly-. ard get iuG value in ready money. GEO.
MARTYR. Manager iaI--3ra
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MANTED-By C0Iored man. pace Co work around
louse or iu suburb 1873 Pierce Place uw. a.
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StAbUAaDAlR LINE RY,

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington, Pcnna- r. r. Station.
1920 A. "a. SEABJARD FAST AlAIL.-ThrougA
DAILY. Pullman Sleepe-s 20 Jacksonville.
connecting a Hamlet with PHll
ran Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
700 =. "a. FLA A y T METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LINITED-Solid tram TO ST. Au-
g,-s--ue- PullE4u, UraElu. Room, C1nplrt-
Irlr. Observation, and Dining Cars. also Pull
Ran Sleeper % Atlanta Pullman sleeper Tles-
days. Thursdays, and saturdays 10 southern Pines
OpiuehursE-)
Th.se trains offer excellent schedules and service
90 Petersburg, RlCigh. SJEth--n Pines (Ps-c-
ll--l) Camden. Colombia Savannah. Jaczs-1-
tlI.g and al Florida points Charlotte Athens
atlanta New Orleans. ChzttIu0oga Nashville.
POINTS West and Southwest
$40 A. ~. LoCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (PirehurSt) HAM
LET. G=d intermediate points.
Office 80. Ferna- ave-
r. ?. 7. BUNCH W H. DOLL
General Pass aHn~f f-a---rT At
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-07
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the year IoT Norfolk. New
- p7TT News. and all pOiIJs South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
ington.' on the following schedule:
" Washington. Q 80 pm Lv Portsmouth 90 pm
" Accumulation pm ". Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar IT Monroe 700 am Lv. Fl Monroe. 100 pr
AZ Sortolk--.,.s.o 90 am Ar Alexandra 80 AM
A. Fortsmouth-sl5 arn Ar Washington Z. % arm
Tickets OF sale and staterooms reserved
a. general ticket Office. Bond Building l4tl
81. ana Y Y. ave; at downtown office
ON ST and Pa ave; at Office on Whar.
- and on board steamers
- For further Information apply az gen
ca olhces, foot 18th g.. phone $50. or
Bond Building, 18th t. and 80 Y ave.
Washington. D. G. Phone 900
JOHN CALLAHAN. General e,7-4-r-
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-One nile from Anacostiz. rooms
and cellar. three acres. Apply PIC sth ST. ne
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Tickets sleeping car reservations. and detailed
St, ST Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvausa
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main I4I, P R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK S CANNON. Sd Y. P. and Gen Mgr
:. H. HARDWICK. General Psss'r Agent
L s BROWN Cean-,T A~---
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WANTED-ROONS

hANlED-IHTee uuiurni~aad T0oiu5 for light
Housekeeping by Young marrief couple. reason
able state terms Addrcss Bon 4s-. luls OF
hcc tGs
NANTED-Tw0 nicely FURNISHED rooms f.r light
Housekeeping with refined private family by
gentleman and wife and two small children. not
too i8r from C. T. o., and not 90 exceed $40.
Address Fl. BAKER. -'3 East Capitol o.. al
WANTED-Tv0 ,IuiGruishcd rooms for man and
wife, must Dee cheap. Addre-- BOX 40. this of
fee. c53
WANTED-Tw0 large. well lighted rooms; near
Columbian Medical School; 4 young men. AI-
dress BOX fI5. this office. m5-g