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The Washington times., 1902-06-03
wANTED-BICYCLES.
wANTED-HoRSES AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Psrty living two miles in country
would like gentle horse for hs keep; can fur
nish best references. Address Bon 33s, this
Office. mi
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.

FOR RENT store with fine aAturc.; good 10.
cation foT Gaii, or confectionery. GEO. y
FRIES. j. sth q. ne. m33
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WANTED-By a colored woman. situation as
cook. and girl as chamberInaid OF nurse 1923
st. ne. ESTHER PATTERSON. MI
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NANTED-By first-class laundress. washing
TO take home, out by the day. s2s 9th st.
mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

~lNTED-By all kind. II irst class help. with
reference and experience. IARRELLs HOTEL
.GrNCy, 32l Ia. ave NV. el
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NANTED-Firs;-class solicitor. permanently.
viii pay qualified party we'll. and associate
with leading people Of Washington. Address
BON 3l2. his office. mi
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FOR SALE-FURN1SHED HOUSE.

FOR sALE-At a bargain: must he sold on
account Of death; nicely furnished house, with
good paying TOOmcrS; fashionable location
answer quick. Addres. BOX $50. this office.
mi
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WANTED-Ilighost cash price paid for iadics'
aud gcntlernen's cast-oh clothing. Address pos.
fal and ! will call. b. TAEsliEs. 1905 sth
81. mlt-S5
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WALL PAPER.

NOLTE. ST 9th st NV, is constantly recc,v.
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from 800 UP.
Call and investigate for yourself and be con
yinlsd. mli-tt
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Dogs. cats, rabbits, guinea pigs,
monkeys, snakes, parrots, oyster shell and chick
food. SCHNlD's BIRD STORE, IL? l2th st.
NV. ml23u
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OCEAF. STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW K-SOUTHAMPTON-LO
st. Paul, June !, lOam Philphia. June Is l0a-n
st Louis. June IL. l0amiSt. Paul. June 25. .lOam
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTwERP-PARIS.
iceland June J. noon Snuthw 1 June IS. noon
FrissIard .Inrc H. noon .Yadrr'rG June o. noon
INTERNATIONAL VACATION COMPANY.
COMPiNY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 st
n W, or Gee. W. Moss. III St n W
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LEARN TO MAKE MIRRORS at home Big
profits. Easy work. For particulars address
BREFFTTT. City. ml-S
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SNLE-7 acres and small house, fruit
tr,cs and running stream of water, at public
auction: positively without reserve; miles
from city; Wednesday. June I. at y. IN. For
rsrticulafs see JAMES +. CLEMENTS, 1905 G.
st. NV. hl--i
FOR sALE-30 acres Of good land, partly cul-
tiyated all fenced good timber and running
water, in Orange county, Va, for sale, or will
tadc for good clear lot in city. Address BOX
2Gi, this Office. e2s-'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A SNAP IN GEORGETOWN.

FOR SALE-FlGrid1 ave. NV, bet. sth and ath.
a-story and ccllai, 6 rooms and bath; go1d
brick home cheap. FRANK 4. HARRISON. 53S
9Th 81. NV. e3i-3
FOR SAlE-litd st. NV, near Rhode Island
ave-, good business property; investment price.
FRANK \ HARRISON. j23 9th st. nv. e3I-3
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

LEARN PITMAN SHORTHAND at the RE-
PORTING SCHOOL. gl3 st. NV. Special sum-
mer rates. m3-3
WANTED-All kinds of first-class workers with
references, TO register in time for good po-
sitions. HARRELLs HOTEL AGENCY. 32l Pa.
ave NV. ell
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EOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR shLE-A desirable farm ~ - acres in
Noutgomcy county, Md, ou 1Jh st. road :
miles tom District liae. Apply 20 j. W
WARNER. 4s3 l.a. arc. mss
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

waNTED-By colored man. place as driver, or
work Of any kind: city references. Apply 1881
10th st. NV. MI
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Place as cook. or days work, or
washing to take home. 1920 Covington 81. NV.
mi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12

mar, Mbibieo. Sic tpuroe uab
Dem Staotbospital iiberflbrt, no
Naes CUR 2inberun9 ibrer grdbli@
den Sbmer5en 9etban puroe. Sic
per11ieo 5 Stunben nab Dem unfaa.
= Die in Srage fonmenoen Ipz
plitanten fir bas Imt bes itaotilben
Shuliuperintenoenten iinb: 8. 6.
Wplfe BON &anlas gitp. 8. Sc.
Sutton BON g(eburne uno 8. @.
6prn BON Sberman.
- Sen alterett 2euten fdlt bas
Tan5en iberbaupt 1hpn ibmer, aber
es miro ibnen burb Die beitanoiee
@infubrung neuer 9dn5e INNER
nod ihuerer gemaht. Cine &eibe
t1euer 9dnse miro ioeben mieoer fir
bic ndbite Saiion BON Seem Dort
aus angefunoigt, Die 1i9 balo iber
oas gauge 2anb perbreitpn meroen.
Der Walser, Der Yplta unb Der
&beiuldnoer bleiben 5par auf Dem
Brogramm, aber nur als Nusnab=
metdn5e, Die meiiten iino neu uno
miil1en eff erlernt meroen, mas Der
Sugeno mDbl iebr leidt faat, ben
Nelteren aber, tuenn iie nibt nod
einmal our Ean5itunbe geben mol=
len, ibier unmD9lib iit.
= Die San Nntonio Srri9ation
Company" bat ibr Stammfapital
BON $25, 900 auf $50, 900 erbDbt.
= Das gipil=M ppeuationsgeribt
bat entidieoen, oaB Die Stabt San
NntoniO, Die einen ielbititdnbigen
Shulbitrift bilbet, 81 einem Sim
tbeil an Dem Sbulfono bes Counties
berebtiet lit. Der County : Sdab>
meiiter 1T angepielen muroen, porz
ldufig So, 638. 08, Die 1ih als 5bu(=
fono in ietnen 6dnoen befinben, an
Die ShulbebDrbe BON San Mntonip
aus5uSablen.
Das Waf1erwertsipitem fir
Sort Sam 6ouiton aebt ieiner Sol
e1oung entgegen.
Gin Sabrrao Sdnoler, Der in
ieiner Samilie elm freuoiges greig=
nib ertpartete, muBte notbgeorungen
cine &eiie antreten. I'm brett BON
Dem Gorfaq unterribtet au fem,
orbnete er an, Inn ,lur elm @Drt su
oepeidiren: .&nabenrao" falls es
elm Sunqe, uno rMdodenrao" falls
es elm Wdoben lei, Gags oarauf
empfing er Die 9epeibe: r9anoem"!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12
Q(4erlet.

Mrs. 6annie 8lelanb nerluhte
am Miittuoh Gbeno nit 6nlfe BON
Yetroleum Elm Seuer i'm Diem ibrer
WDbnung. SEQ. 533 Delmars StraBe,
Soutb 5eiabts, gu entsuneen. gs
CAB cine @rplolion un0 bic Gleiber
Der 5rau itanoen bal5 in Slammen.
Sic lief auf Die StraBe unb ibr
Mann folgte ibr; er bot allies auf,
Die Jlammen 81 urteroriiden uno
ibr Die brennenben &leioer bonn
9Drper gu reiBen, aber bies gelana
ibm er1t, naboem er ielbit an ben
Odnoen jhlitnme Branopunoen err
balten bate unb Die 5rau 9efdbrlib
perlebt mar. Mittlermeile braunte
audi oas 9aus nit benz eeiammten
Snbalt nieoer. 5rau 3lelano be-
bielt ibre @eiitesge9entpart uno
tdmpite mlttbie lire Sbmer5en nies
Der. Sic beitimmte iiber ibre 2es
bensperliherung, CAB Die Noreiien
ibrer in Deutlblanb mDbnenoen
Wutter unb @elhfpiiter an, traf
fonit nod 8erfieun9en unb nabm
BON ibrem Wanne, Der untr5itlih
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seit iiber so Sabren

lbDn purhe Mrs. @inslom's @oo.
thing Syrup BON MiDiDneu BON
Mfiittern beim 3abnen Der &inber
%aneemenbet. @irit DH i'm Ghlafe
our6 oas Sbreier zines &inbea ge-
it0rt, oas i'm 3abnen lift uno nor
Sbmeraen tpeint? Mern TO-, lafie
lofort cine Slaibe nun .Wrs.
Winsloms Soptbing Gprup" bolen.
Sein Wertb lit unbeaablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eibenoen Iofort
2inberung peribahen. @erlabt eu1
oarauf, Mitter, es 1T fein 8meifel
bariber. sc BELT Diarrbpe, regu-
lirt ben Magen unb bic Mieren, be.
leitiet @inb &olit, erpeibt ben
8aun1en, perbinbert @nt5inounQ
uno itdrtt bas gauge Spitem. .Wrs.
WinslDpS SOOTHING Sprup" fir 5ab.
nenoe &inoer 1T anaenebm i'm Sc.
ibmad; oas &ecept ftatnint bon
einem Der beiten tpeiblihen Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit Bel allen
9ruggiiten in Der 9att3en Welt gu
baben. Hreis IS Gents per 6la1de.
&auft nidts anberes, als Wra.
WinSlDps SDDthinQ=S Syrup.
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= IuS Brae miro semeloet: Die
bier ab9ebaltene BDbmiibe NusItel=
lung BON Observation-Disclosures @e=
rdtben mar Der Sbauplab anti-ame=
rifaniiber aunoeebunaen Der @se=
hen. Die gbicagoer Sirma Mc@
Gormlf bate bort lire Walbinen
lebr elegant aufeeiteat uno baflr
gelorgt. oaB ben Beiudern Der Musz
itellung Die 8orsiige Der Malbinen
lebr lpeaiea uno in liebensplroie=
iter Nrt erfldrt puroen. 9a nun
uberoies Die amerifanil6en Walbi=
men uno Werfseuae better, pratti=
lber uno biQiaer maren, als Die
ausgeite0ten, meiitens cSe1iiben.
10 erbielt bic amerifaniibe 5irma
fait 80 BrD5ent aQer &auforores.
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Norobeutlde NloDo 9anpferzQimie.

5000 Meiler. &eiie fir meniger
als $1.75 per Gag i'm 8niidenoed.
8rabtppue Dampfer pDn @~alueiton
nah Bremen, ausge5eibnete @in<
ridtungen, gutes @iien unb FREEZER
drstliber 8eiltnnb. Ser iiblibe
&urs reouairt Die @efabr Der Sec
tranfbeit auf elm Minimum.
Man menoe fid tpegen Snforma-
tl0n an @. IS. @iIiDn,
General Meent, @alpeffDn, Ger.
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G1enbabn Tabr=Y lan.
S. & O. q. 8abn.
d BIO hrt.

Nab alien Noro<S >9unften ........
Noh ct. 9onis,- Mempbis un6 BEN
Nab @aco, Noro<Seras, Santa Sc mnf
SrtScOsYu1tten ........ S.l5 Mbellof
Nab ct. Souls urb benz Often 900
gtab 2areoo unb Mertcu 400 Sorm.
Nnfunft.
WDn ct. 2Duts unb benz Often. .7.30 BORN.
gon NDr6<Seras. Sant9 Sc unb Srisco-
Yunfteu ...........I....8,45 Wpr1a.
GDn lDcalen 8unften .......6.30 Nachm,
BON ct. Souls unb benz Often. II. As Mbbs.
Bon 9arebo unb Merito. -. 12.lO Hadbm.
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= 8.

w. <fRNAkbttOtt0
@eribt bat 5pei mibtiee @ntideis
oungen abeeeeben. Die erfte be5iebt
Iib auf Die Spefulationen in Baum
mDae, mo bic Nbfieferung. Der Saul
ooer Gertalf bieles Yrooutts nidt
beablihtigt, iDnoern nur auf elm Be-
ben ober Saaen Der Yreile lpefulirt
miro. Dies miro als ungeleblib
uno itraffdQig ertldrt. Die atpeite
@ntlbeieung lautet, oaB eine Staot=
perualtung nibt 6as Hebt bat, elm
S~taatsgeieb gu perdnoern. Das ur=
tbeil bestebt iib auf einen Sal in
Dallas tpegen 8erlebung oes Sonn=
tags9eiebes. Ser Mngeflagte berief
iih barauf. baB Der Staotratb cine
Oroinan5 angeuommen babe, mo=
nab Die Wirtbihaften an S%pnntagen
1ur BON 8 ubr Worgens biz 4 ubr
Wabmittags geiblofien tperoen ipl=
len, tpdbreno baS Staatseeleb Die
SblieBung fiir ben gan3en Gag ppr=
ihreibt. Das Nppeuationsseieb lit
Der Iniibt, oaB Die Stunoen nidt
eingeibr1nft meroen birfen.
Die @attin oes sebn Meilen
6itlih BON u<Braunfels mobnen=
ben Sarmers Conrad Blaele bat
Selhitmoro begangen, inoem Tie ii1
erbdngte.
= 9. @6ttibe BON 9emple, Der
bei1uloi9t miro, ben Barfeeper
@eore 5eigel in Sort @prtb eridoi=
len 81 baben, bat 1ih freipiQia ben
8ebDroen geiteat.
Sn Bictoria iino bereits $1,000
fir cine i'm tommenoen 6erbft su
peranitaltenoe Iusiteaung aufge=
braht tpproen.
Die Teras Merican : 8abn,
cine 3meigbabn Der merifaniiben
Wationalbabn, Die bisber rur cine
Sbmalipnrz 8abn mar, lit jebt bis
Ilice. gegas, in cine Normallpur=
8abn umgepanbelt poroen. MuA
Der Neit Der nah Corpus gbriIti ee-
benoen 2inie nirb balom0glidIt in
cine 8abn nit poler Spurbreite
un9enanoelt tperoen.
= Ser unfug, oab Broben bon
Hatentmeoi5inen oils &eflame in Die
6duler uno 6bfe getporfen merben,
bdtte in Baris beinabe ben SOB
zines fleinen ainoes CUR Jolee ee.
babt. Webrere &inoer ipieften nit
oerarti9en Binen Doctor" uno ems
oerielben fbludte 10 piele baoon,
oaB es nur nit fnapper Notb bonn
Tooe errettet peroen f0nnte.
- Wie aus G%entrepiQe beridtet
miro, baben bel Der 2ocal Option=
N"bitimmung in 2epn County Die
Nntis BrobibitiDniiten eeiiegt, wenn
aQeroings AUDI nur nit geringer
Wajoritdt.
- 9i1t bel Ga Grange 1ino rei1e
2ager BON 8aoltn (Boraeaan- groei
aefunoen moroen. ionie BON feinitem
Sanoe, Der iih, mie eS beiBt, in ber=
pprragenoer @eiie CUR @lasfabrifa=
tion eienen miiroe.
= Brof. Meliterpelt. elm nambaf<
ter Wineraloge uno @eologe BON
SEEM Dorf, 1T in 2lano ei%nsetruffen,
UNI Die oprtigen giieners= uno @ras
pbit>2ager in 8e5ug auf lire ratio
nellie Observation-Disclosures gu unter>
iuhen.
Brof. 6. y. groblep. Der fritz
Der langere 3eit in Gan Nntonio
als 9ebrer tbdtie mar, lit in Corpus
ebrlfti pieoerum gum Superintens
oenten Der ftaotiiden Sbulen er=
mablt moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12

s~ Salt, @elnent sann. Bads
teine. fenerfeife Steine uno Tbon-
Cheer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
Cheer uno Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftets nDrrdtbi0
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, 3O6 OF.
Commerce StraBe. Miebriee Breife,
quite Waare iomie CUTE unb reele
Beoienung meroen garantirt. :
Eelepbpn 41OJ
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Gs 1T cine alte @abrbeit,

ndntiih, baB bic Ct. Bernar6 8rauter<
pinen ihon piel @elb fir 9oftor unb
MpDtbefer geipart haben. Oas miier
sablreihe 9eute, bic biefe nDr5islihe
Nr5nei ftets i'm 6aule balten nnb oieielbe
rehtseitig BEL gintritt zines Qeioens Der
8~6rperor9ane e%innebmen. gs fpmmt
eben INNER barauf an, gu reebter 3eit
einsuihreiten. 10 balb iib iraenb cine
St6run9 i'm t5rperliben Mebanismus
5ei9t. Sn einem iolhen Sale neriude
ma iofort bieie in ihrer @irfung pabr.
bait punberpolen HiIen, tpelde in jeber
a~nftanoisen Mpotbete su baben iinb.
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Spmtbern Yacific 8abn.

Nab Stem Orleans, SDufpn unb Sol.
betDn taglib.. ..l2:00 Mittags.
Nab Often, Bug $40. 10. $50 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aio, @aliforuien unb MeritD
gta6 0DrbeEegas, ct. 2puis uno gbicas
90 (Katy Flyer ........8:15 Mbenbs.
Son NorosSe1as, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago
katy Flyer. .........8 $3.50 MDrgemS.
Son Stem Orieans, Souiton mn6 sol
neton tdslid.. .4:45 Naebm.
BON 81 8aio, @alifurnien unb MeritO
1870 MbenbS,
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$4,000 Tak

8ier tperoen anbauerne BON Der Nn<
beuier<B uib=8 rauerei in 81. Souls,
M0., BON 4 biz 6 Monate ueuf 2a=
ger sebalten, ebe fie in ben 6anoel
gebrabt meroen, fomit Dem Bubli<
fum noqe &eife, &einbeit unb Be-
f6mmlibfeit 5ulibernb.
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Der amerifaniibe gpniul Sdus
mann in Wtain5 bdlt Die MusIidten
fir Die oentibe @einernte fir better,
als oies Die our einigen 9aeen aus
gelprohenen Befirbturgen erlaubs
ten. DaS marine gnbe oes Mtai uno
Die tpartnen Sunitage baben piel our
Beiierung beigetragen.
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= Stets friihe. quite, preis=
plroige Waare in Gtapels uno
Tancp=@ Groceries, oieS lit 6ns MottD
oes Union Grocery Store bpn Sim
& Stolte, So. sos Dit=
Commerce : 5traBe. Mqe Waaren
weroen in irgeno eiHem 1beile Der
Staot abgeliefert. @ebt einen Yrpbe<
Nuftrag. Neues TelepbDn 1877.
altes Telepbpn 923 3 rings.
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Ser Cinderella Samb sYalait

SEQ. POT Mlamo 8lasa, Telepbon
585, bat einen sroBen 8orratb BON
Shuben fir 0erren, Damen uno
&inber. Nae @aaren iinb nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen besuaen. Bir
bieten ale &onfurrens burb Quali=
tdt unb 8reiie. Mub Die beliebten
uno poraii9liden Ilfreo Dplae's
Jilslbube fino pieoer angetommen.
Sprebt bel uns nor uno belibtigt
unier 2aeer ooer ihidt Cure Nufs
trdge brieflih elm.
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Malt Wutriue,

Malt-Nutrine lit elm 5uperlalli=
ger Sonif, ielbft benz ihmdditen
Waaen sutrdglib. angenebm gu rleb=
men uno BON 9roBem Muben fir ben
&0rper. 6ereeitellt BON Der Mnbeu.
fer 9 8rem'e So. in ct. Souls,
MD.
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ST.. Mpbert g. MpB,

Office 123 Ipe 6. Specialiit fir Gu.
gen, Obren, @aie unb &eble. Spreb'
ftunoen bon 9 bis II ubr BormittagS
uno BON 2 biz 5 l1br Hadmittaea.
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6. SdenermeDer's Tamilienaarter

erfreut iid uegen ieiner ausgeseid.
neten Slide oes beiten &ufes bel
6ieiigen uno Sremoen uno piro
oernentiprebeno bon Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutlben Soft fart patroni.
lirt. DelifateHer Der Saiipn ent=
ipreheno. Wilhereiprooufte aller
Nrt. SIM Saloon finbet man itets
friides 8ier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno g%igarren. Sbeuermeper's Jas
milienaarten 1T elm grbolungsplas
erfter &leiie.
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= Die Sarmer fablen iid
am pobfiten in Der bequemen Camp
garo BON 3innarb & 6tplte,
No. sos Oft=g Ommerc =StraBe, bel
tpelder Sirma Tie audi ibre @infdufe
in Groceries MAIDEN.
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= Die beften unb billia-
ten Gnsige fir 6erren, Die
ibDnfte Nusnabl BON StDffen BEL
u. S. 2Dbert,
4 100 NOrb Nlanp StraBe.
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q. n. & u. q. 8abn.

Nab @alpetpn. 9oufon unb guero tda.
800 Bprm.
3a6 Corpus ghrifti, Nranias 8oB unb
BeebiIe tdqli6 ..........9 ubr 8orm.
unb 2:20 WaHm.
Mah Borne unb &errni0e, tdslih,....~
$3.50 BORN.
Mntunt.
Bon @alpeftDn, 6ouitpn uub @uerp tag
ttu ......l.UU NDeHO6.
Son Corpus gbrifi. Mranias 8aB unb
Beebile ta9lib...........2:05 Nabm.
Bon Borne unb 8errni1e. tdslid. 80.
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W. s. & e. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas, &anias
gitb, ct. 2pnis unb gbicago, tdglid>
(S. q & y. g. Depot) 1870 MorgenS.
gtab @aco, Sort Bprtb, Dauas &C. IbDm
Suniet<Depot) 1915 Mbenbs.
Mntunft:
BDn Chicago. ct. Souls, aanlas gitb,
9oaas, Sort @ortb unb Waco. tdgti9
(Suniet Deppt) $3.50 8orm.
Bon 8acp, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (G.
u. & u. IS. Depot) 500. 1926 Mbenbs.
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8eiienoe, tpeld,e aus GuB(on

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"Her Ladyship."

Her Ladyshp,' which Miss Ger
trude Coghlan and her company will
present at the Opera House. next Sat
urday evening. is undoubtedly the
strongest play of the year and the
most brilliant work of it's author
Charles Coghlan, which is saving
much when it is recalled that Mr.
Coghlan wrote The Royal Box" The
work which Miss Coghlan will pro-
duce is scintllant. with the wit and
satire which characterized all of Mr..
Coghlan's writings. 1t is a story of
modern society, deep with human in
terest and teaching lesson plain to
all.
1t is splendidly produced by a very
strong and evenly balanced organiza-
ton and is sure to prove one of the
brightest features of the theatrical
s ,ason. The keenest interest has been
a,o Used in this event and the result
will he che of the largest and most
fashionable audiences of the season
The seat sale will open, tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-26
Mrs. Anna L. Perkins.

Mrs. Anna L.. wife of A. B. Perkins.
died very suddenly at her home, No. IS
Melville street, at about 1915 last even
ing, at the age of Sc years, months
and 3 days. Mrs. Perkins had been
troubled with valvular heart disease
for some time but was as well as she
had been of late up until within very
few minutes of her death Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins came to Augusta from
about II years ago, and
since that time have made many friends
whose sympathy is extended to the
afflicted family in this sudden grief.
Besides her husband, a son. Sidney
w Perkins of this city, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Haley of Perkins Is
land. her mother. Mrs. Sarah l.. B1ai5-
dell of Phippsburg. five sisters. Mrs.
Mary Dooley of Parker's Head, Mrs.
Samuel Lord of Bath, Mrs. Lewis Cliff
ford Mrs. Susan Rolfe and Mrs. War
reI Hull of Hallowell. and four
brothers. Benjamin Blaisdell. who Is
now at sea. Charles of Parker's Head.
Andrew of Bath. and Abel of East Bos-
ton. Mass, survive her.
The funeral will be announced later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-26
Lewiston Likes Ryan.

The seat sale for Ryan and his COM
rany who appear at the Opera House
all next week will open Friday morn
ing. The company is playing in Lew
iGton this week and the Lewiston Sun
says: In Don Caesars Return
Mr.. Ryan had successful first night
at Music Hall. The drunken Don,
whose greatest possession is his credi-
tors, fights a duel during the week of
the carnival when to fight duel has
been made by the formal edict of the
King punishable with death. The
happy unconcern with which he spends
the last hours Gas is supposedly of his
life, during which he takes a bride
whose face he is not allowed to see,
has many entertaining situations. The
best part of the play is the closing
:enes, in which he saves the Queen
and rebukes even the King. His duel
with the villain has the usual salts
factry result. The scenery was re-
markably good, and the avoidance of
long waits was commendable. Much
applause was won by the child dancer,
the illustrated songs, and the moving
pictures. 1t was large audience
nearly every seat Sold"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-26
SECOND PRESENTATION.
"kins JolIity" Greeted by Greatly In
creased Audience.

The second presentation of king
Jollity' which took place in the local
Opera house, last evening, eclipsed that
of the former evening in every way. In
point of attendance there was a very
marked increase, gladdening the hearts
of the members of the committee which
has the event in charge. In point of
quality there was also a marked change.
The rough edges We're polished up and
everything went off in ship shape,
fact which speaks much for the ability
o: local talent. since but a very short
time has been consumed in preparation.
Every act of the comedy was inter-
estlng. amusing and well-rendered. The
members of the cast mentioned in the
Journal. yesterday morning. added new
laureIs to those already Won.
Some scenes We're worthy of special
mention. The petite ballet conduct
ed itself in a very pleasing manner
The royal guards and the kings
guards came in for much attention. The
former with their rich plush costumes
and shining helmets, however, seemed
t. claim Il tri1e more than their due
even when the masculine guardsmen
We're on the stage.
One of the prettiest scenes of the
piece was entitled The Queen Of Fol
ly," in which Miss Leona Labreck and
six other young ladies appeared. An
other worthy of favorable mention was
the Autumn Girl with Miss Ida
Davis as soloist.
One of the catchy melodies of the
piece is Sailor Boy Jack" at the close
of the third act. Miss Minnie Dickson
sings this solo in very pleasing man.
ner with the full chorus assisting.
The management is considering the
idea of taking the company to Togus
to give a performance of the piece at
the Opera house there at some future
date