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CHIiIIhNDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

r. NJ. and j. IT, Whitcomb have raise /
5000 bushels OF pototoos OFF the 70 acres
planted Most oi these are contracted for
tcrt Ethan Allcu
James Welden and family are moving
IN Charlemont, y. ii, where he has rented
o. ere farm.
Two children in the village, boy aged
about two years and a baby girl of SIX
months seem to ..y n burden to their
parents ana for few weeks tho mother
has been trying to put them into some
one alsr'S care. ono day last week the
mother. Mrs. Frank Tatro took trc little
ones to the home of Mrs John Beuhlcr.
Il distant relative in the lower part Of the
Eilage, where it is said she left them on
the doorstcps ana apparently started TO
80 to the rear Of the uuu-e but instead
she went away with the apparent mtcn-
tiun of leaving them. Mrs. Heuhlcr,
" nose husband was recently sent IN Rlr-
land for abusing his wife moved within
day or 50 and did not take the children
with her but left them in tho house. with
out care and nearly destitute of clothin =.
Mrs. Churchill. who lives IN another part
of the house discovered them and took
them III. George Reechor. oVers"or of tne
poor. was notified ana engaged Mrs.
Churchill to care for them until to-day.
Mrs. TaIro was put under arrest for neg
lcCtng them. 1t is said that the
father of the children was about the vi
cinity Sunday and stated that he cOu i
take care OF them. He and his wife have
not been living together lately. rh"y fci 70
mery lived here but have nor recently.
George G. Ec1udwiu OF this town and
Nelly Gittie of burlington were married
AT The congregational parsonage late Sat
urday evening.
The old Whalcn house near the c. V.
K. r. track. whore the main track and
the Burlington line Join. was destroyed
be fire at about noon Tuesday a spark
from tho way freight having set ire to
the roof. One of the hose carts was taken
out but was not used as there WAS no
hydrant near enough, The house was
owned by John :. Reynolds and was
valued at about 800. No insurance Nell
son Shahino. who occupied it. saved all of
his household goods
Rolin j. Parker started last night for
Cedar Rapids, ID. where he viii visit
for short time, He will be accom-
panied homc by Mrs Parker and daugh-
ter VINO haVo been spending several
weeks with her mother. Mrs Cooley, in
that place.
Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Ranney of Sails
bury have been guests at the home Of ].
w Davidson for short time
Miss Bessie child Of Burlington visited
at the home of Dr c. NJ. Ferrm yester-
day.
Mrs c. NJ. Tcrriu Went to Burlington
last nicht for short visit
Principal Carlton j. Howe has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital where
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitS
Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Stevens are
spending few days in Bolton and Rich
mond
The Opportunity Circle of the ConGrc-
sational Church has Just shipped i bar
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ORWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Lille returned
from their wedding tour on Saturday
last and on Friday next will leave
town to make their home in WoodsVlle,
where Mr.. Lille has a position in mill.
Col. W. Il. Wright and II. l.. Wells are
practicins horseback riding every day
greatly Ia their benoflt.--rhree cars Of
apples were shipped to New York market
last week.-Mrs.. James Kimberly is not
as well as usual-Mrs. George Burt IS
very poorly.-Charlos and Helen Ray
mond returned to Glens Falls, n. v. last
week.-Mr BOudry, who has been in town
l'ut few weeks. was taken insane a f"W
days ago and after causing much excite
mont on Sunday last was taken in 10y
Constable -. w Doano and will be sent
back to Waterbury. where he has beeu
for seven years before.
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homo. Howard Clark went to Granville
recently to attend the funeral of a rea-
tivc.--C. II. Marshall has recently erect
cd windmill for parties in Orwell
Geoorge Barron had his hand amputated
last week. He was threshng and got his
hand caught IN the ma chine and tore and
mangled in such n manner that the doc
tor thought best TO take it off above the
wrist. lie is doing well.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Barron have a son. born Novem
Der THE old Luther house Is being
torn down by George Spencer OF Pam
ton Mrs. Spencer has found date on
one OF the bricks Of 10 years ago. DIR.
r. B. Smith of Rhode Island has lately
been the guest of his brother, $. II Smith.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENT
Meeting OF ST. Albans District at Water
bury Closcd-New Officers.

Waterbury, Nov 1.-THE Epworth
League convention OF the st. Abans dis
trict continued its meetings on Wednes.
day, closing in the evening, The services
in the morning were opened by prayer
service led by the president OF tho Wat
crbury League, AT $3.50 tho Rev. T. A.
Smith gave an address OF welcome which
was responded to by A. C. s. Beeman OF
St, Albans. Following this a business
session was held at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected: President
A. G. S. Beeman, st. Abans; first vice
president, Miss Ida Barton. Johnson;
second vice president Mrs, H. T. Ken
nedy, Richford third vice e-president,----
-----------------------; secretary the Rev.
MI Wells, Moretown; treasurer. George
Bowen, West Berkshire, Junior League
superintendent, Mis- W. s SmIthcrs, 81
Adams,
The business session was followed 10y
solo by Miss Bells Round, after which
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Little Other Business Brought be-
fore Either House of Con-
gress Tuesday.
URGES CUBAN RECIPROCITY
This Is the Only Matter to which tho
President Calls the Attention of
Congress--No American Privii-
ege Sacrificed and Justice
Done Cuba,

Washington. Nov. 10-The Housa wes
in session less than half an hour to-day.
an early Adjournment being taken out o'
respect to the memory of two deceased
members The PreSiicnts message was
read and referred to the committee on
ways and means. Tho speaker announcer
the committee on rules and mileage. Asia,
from making provision for the payrnen.
Of mileage Of members no further bu.t
ness was Transacted
The Senate was in session a bout ffte,o
minutes to listen to the Presidents rnos,
sage.
The message follows:
To the Senate and fIoise of r2enraso-,a-
tives:
have convened tho Corcrese that 4.
may consider the l.yiqlatiou nacnsear,,
to nut into opcratIon tho oo,,r,or'i,i
treaty with cuba. which W.. ra,i,ted ty
the senate at lis lasr session ma snhso,
ouontlv bv tho C,ipa,, gl.,..r,-,,o.. r
deem such Iepisl.tior 1a,,7rd.. -n, '','
bv our intcyest I'm, t,. .,'r 49,, ,-9s 0,,.' W
carrot viii, rrorri,,,. I.,3i
unon which We I,,.,. -, 90. H.. .I
! When rho accom- ,,,,o 80 .i ~, -. ~ -
mont u.as roC,,,i,.l e,., 'I y. @,'i7'..-
,io,, of ~ -. 81 '.' ..' 'N ,nt acc
tbis e,,.arr.,,i,,+ 49,, . ''.t.. a.
/ ,,t,+ad i,sif -, ''''. '"
r,,,,, 49, oI,.t P'''S '' ti'4tlH'
/ ,orora 49, 20 " -''t-' P'S''I"'l -
NS 'ii9 NOU''i3 - ~ was pTpN.Hel
t''s'e "-','' INV 'S,',i'N peea"'e llee am
t i'uq Pei,,''H' IVPu'"' sue S""uld St"I-d n
-" t oloae e."u""7 Win us as III cor
- - ~ N'.'' Nl'ItIH "Nr SYSTEM
| ,,li w a.. p'4''S aIi 1t necessarily
h3rr.S ,iial si.e nus as" 10 d certain
"ccS''c "cNOii' 'HV'4ueu NUH+H lhe lluts
Oh our economic pohcy' situated as Cuh,s
- 1t "ouiu not De possible lor ms coun-
uE ~ permit the Slratrelc apuse OF tho
iSihtlu pE any IoIelSn military power It
IS for this reason that certain limitations
] NOR tff Ii
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WINOOsKl.

The case of Humane Officer John Fuller
We. octave Parri2o will bc heard at ton
O'Clock this morning at Attorney Dca-
Wits office.
Mrs Walter Heath OF Denver. COL,
who has been the guest of DR. f. A
Heath for the past t"w DAYS, has dc
cidcd to remuin during the winter Her
husband, Who formerly practiccd in
Richmond bat was obliged to go West on
account of fHiiing health. is expected here
soon and will remain with her. His many
friends here and in Richmond will he
pleased to learn that he is much improved
in health
A very pleasant reception was ten
dercd Peter Mcclure last evening by "A
number OF his burlington and Winooski
friends. Mr., Mcclure has accepted u
permanent position i'm Chicago and goes
to-day to assume his new duties
Prof. Clifton -. Howe. who mas been
spending some time with his brother g
II. Howe, while doing special work in
the University of Vermont went ycstcr-
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Miss Grace Boeworth returned from a
visit to her brother i'm New York Satur-
day j. Dumas is falling.--Mr.
ana Mrs. G. J. Cushman returned
from a trip TO New York Saturday. Mrs.
w. H. Miller OF Granville N. Y, is in
town called here by the death Of her
sister. Mrs IT. Il. Elllson.-Mrs. Alfred
Sumner. who has been in poor health
for long time. Is not so wel.--A. G..
Sumner. Thomas Mccormick and f. II.
Burritt have entered the employ of the
Bristol Manufacturing company.--J.
Landon is in town with a carload
CT Western horses for Landon &
Son.-F. w. Labor Is at home from
visit to his daughter in Vergennes.-The
funeral of Mrs. Edward Ellison was held
from her late home on Munsll avenue
Monday afternoon The Rev S. P. Perry
oficiated 1nterment was in the family
lot in Evergreen cemetery.--R- j. Clarke
has gone on the road again as travelling
salesman for n Syracuse, N. " school
supply firm.
The next meeting OF the outlook club
will be held with Mrs Rider November
20. Subject, Romeo and Juliet" arrang-
ed BY Mrs Prime.-Mrs. Maurice Graves
went to Brandon Monday, where she will
reside.-NoNt Sunday evening the Rev. a.
Il. Cady. the Methodist pastor, will de-
liver the second in his Talks to Young
People" subject, Mount Horeb, or the
lington was in town Tuesday on legal
business-Lcttors advertised in the Brs-'
tol postofhce November Q. Miss Viola Hall,
Mrs Minnie b. Leach. George @. JennesS
Mrs Il. II. Boynton was In Rutland
MondaY.--Dr y. A. Bisbio is absent on n
short vacation. r. A. Purinton is in
charge of the drug store IN his absence.
=. w. Corey went to Malone. n. y,
Tuesday for few days Visit.-ATrs. 10
roy Russell and son OF Middlehury have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G W.
Sncdon this week. Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
CHAMPION and Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Frank
have leased their farm IN Lincoln and
have moved back to the village into j.
w. Pages house on North street.-Mr.
and Mrs /. l.. james are moving into
G. A. Sc0rhorough's tenement on Noun
tain avenuc.--A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Tuesday
niEht.-O. G. Crandall is on the sick list
and Georg, Jimmo is running his res
taura nt-Nartm Rider went to New York
Wednesday for few days stay.-Miss
Kate Iartney is in Rutland Mrs Aman-
da Bush Of Burlington is visiting in
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Belding has been on the sick list
w. F. Robinson went to Middlelu Y
last Saturday to carry his brother. l. j.
Robinson. who has gone to his home in
Polsdam, y. Y, and WAS sid tracked
at Addison, and did no; 1vturn until Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Fits. theatrical pc -
pie are stopping few days with Mrs.
buttlcS.- Mr.. Sandcrsou from Burlington
was the guest of W. W. Norton last Tues
day uight.-Orman Lewis and family
r.-itcd in Bethel the first of the week -
NJ =. 6. 4. Taylor and daughter. Mrs.
Burke, visited in Mddlebury last week.
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LEICESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiske have gone
10 Worcester Mass, to spend the win
ter with their son. Burton FslIo who re-
sides there Mrs Elizabeth Sawyer. az
ter several weeks stay with her sister
Mrs Fiske. who has been poorly in
health. has returned to her work In
Brandon. She will board with Mr.. Pres
toms family Willard Hitchcock is home
from Brandon sJffering from bilious
attack L. W Ellis has been in Pitts
ford the past weck.-Miss j. A. Low re-
turned home last Wednesday from Brook
lyn, \. Y, after spending several weeks
with friends there.-A few friends OF MIR.
and Mrs. Charles t'iske met at their home
lats Wednesday vening and had a plea
SAINT visit. Light refreshments were serv-
"a
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VERCENNES.

News has been received of the death at
the hospital at Proctor Thursday night
Of Frank Myatt from the effects of his
recent accident at Brandon, where he lost
leg by being run over by the cars.
Friday morning L. l.. Lawrence had
both eyes badly burned by the explosion
Of a keg of lime he was removing from
his barn.
Truman Newton has recently shingled
his house, the first time it has needed IT
In e2 years. The shingles that were on
II were made by his father, ana were
made of better timber than those used
to-day and were put on with old fash
toned nails.
NJ Oin French. well known resident
Of Monkton, died Tuesday morning from
heart failure at his home in that town.
aged 76 years. He is survived hv two
sons. John w French Of Proctor and NJ.
o. French, Jr,. Of Monkton, and one
brother, John Warner French of Illinois.
The deceased was horn and has lived all
his life in Monkton, where he was highly
esteemed for his integrity. For many
years he had been an invalid in his
younger years he held offices Of trust In
the town. The funeral will be held in tile
Methodist Church at Barnumtown Thurs
day at one o'clock.
Tho As You Like 1t club was enter.
tnined by Mrs. e. q. Norton Mrs W.
A. Dalrymrie and Miss Emma Sutton at
She nome oi tue ioriiIer ueSu"N evening
Daniel Tappan Of Burlington is visiting
his half brother, d. q, Meigs.
The ladies of the Methodist Church and
congregation will serve chicken pie
supper in the pdllors of the church on
Friday evening, November 90,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Barnard and daugh-
ter Lutte, are visiting relatives IN Platts-
burRh this week.
Miss Kate Flanagan returned to hei
home in Burlington Wednesday after q
few DAYS visit with friends in town.
Mrs. Hugh Philips of Montpelier is max
ing few days visit to her parents Mr.
and Mrs. b. +, Field.
John Thomas of Charlotte is spending
the week with his son, Tefla Thompson.
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NEW HALF MILE RECORD.
Dan Patch Paced n Mile In 2;O3H Tues
day.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. lo.--Dan Patch
paced mile on a halt mile track mere
this afternoon in 2.0Sl., and lowered the
only worlds record for PAGERS outstand-
ng against him. The previous record
was 2:3i. ;, held by Prince Alert.
The time by quarters was: 50i9. 1:ol,
l'52i4. 2;o}li
CRESCEUS FAILED TO LOWER REC
ORD
Kansas City Mo, Nov. 1O.-Cresceus this
afternoon failed in his attempt to break
the worlds trotting record of 2:0% for a
mile on half mile track. making no bet
ter than 2.l2 Il.
Conditions We're untaVorable. Resides
the fact that the wind was blowing hard
and the track not perfect. the stallion
was slightly lame. The trial to-day is
said to be Cresceus $ last public track APP
pcaranCe.
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SHOREHAM.

The Christian Endcavor convention OIL
Saturday was quite we'll attended con-
sdering the day.-Mr. and Mrs. W. w.
Moore went on Monday to visit their
daughter in Springfield. Mass iss
Florence Howard went on Monday to
visit friends in Dorchester. Mass.--Fath-
or Nczina was in Leicester Sunday.--G.
Baldwin and f. Kendall are in the Adj
rondaCls in search Of decr.-Mr and Mrs.
John Rice and daughter have returned
to Springfield, Mass Mrs. j.. II. Ilcmen-
way and Miss IIemenway Of Manchcstc or
nrc at l.. Il Tottinghams g.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Charles OrVis has taken possession Of
his farm and Fred Orvis, who has carried
IL on tht past year, will move on to
the Champion farm soon.-Emma
Swinger Will close her school Friday
eve ming of this week with an exhibition.
Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Guindoin of Bristol
and Mr. and Mrs, David Merrill of Lin
colin visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r.. II Young, Sunday.-John Grace re-
Gently visited his father, James Grace,
and has gone to New York State to work.
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RICHVILLE.

Marvin Joneh has moved into Ed
ward Lulley's house. Mrs Jane Wright
is visiting in Middle lobury.-Charles Lewis
is moving to tho Freeman Wright place
in Whiting. Mrs. Joseph Hickery had the
misfortune to be thrown from her car
riage Monday night in turning out for
the stage,
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ALASKA FOR ROOSEVELT.
Territorial Delegates to the National
Convention Elected.

Washington Nov 1l.-President Roose-
Welt to-day received the following tele-
gram,
Juneau, Alaska. Nov 10, 1903
"rhc President, WASHINGTON, u. C.:
Territorial convention to-day elected J..
q. Held, Charles 5. Johnson, William T.
Perkins. w u. Grant, J. W. lvey, Oscar
Foote, delegates national nNontion. In
structed for Roosevelt.
JOHN G. HE'D.
National Committeeman"
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MONKTON.

F'rak Comstock of Proctor was the
guest # his sister, Mrs. j. +. Ladd. over
Sunda.-fred Harvey has moved into
Dustir Barrowss house.-H. V, Sears of
Bostoi spent Sunday with his family
Clayto Taft has charge Of the mail route
for IN wInter-Mr. and Mrs. ". Potter
have ine to Brandon to visit their son
Harry. Harry White was brought before
JusticeE W. Meader and fined So and
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RUSH or LANDSEEKERs.

Crookston, MINI, Nov. 1.-THE rush ot
landseekers was renewed when the Tni-
ted States land office opened for business
to-day Before midnight a long line of
men and women formed in front of ths
office and waited patiently until day
break. One woman stood in line several
hours, after she had spent the night walk
ing 20 miles through the woods from Rod
Lake to RaglcN where she took the train.
She was rewarded by finding her land
Clear.
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costs for intoxication. Henry and Byron
Sanders were fined IS and costs each for
breach of the peace.-NTrs. II. Il. Smith is
making repairs on her house and barns.
+. II. Dean and wife have returned from
Boston.-Mrs. Jane Meach is visiting at
her old home at East Monkton.-Daniel
McEnter and wife and Mrs Kate Begor
are visiting in Massachusetts and New
IIanushire for a. month.
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BRISTOL.

F. w, Blackburn viii lead the Epworth
League meeting at the Methodist Church,
halph DEMO the Christian Endeavor
meeting AT the Congregational Church.
ana r. w. Nash the Christian EndcaVor
meeting AT the Baptist Church next sun
day evening. Miss Jennie Sherwn has
been engaged To teach the winter term
OF school at Downingsville, Lincoln.-
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WEST CORNWALL.

The Rev. l.. s Taylor. TN, great West
crn evangelist. termed the Western cy.
olone, Will hold n series of meetings in
the town hall East Cornwall, commenc-
ing November L.. and continuing ~ DAYS
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SHORT SESSION OF HOUSE,

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE House con-
vened at twelve o'clock to-day. Messrs
c. G. Reid and Miner Wallace Of Ar
kansas. and Il. r, Kyle of Ohio were
sworn in as members of the House.
The House a u; adjourned.
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WHITING.

w. II. Davis of Middlcbury spent last
Sunday at Clyde Ketcham 8. Mrs. Frank
Trudo Is very i'll and is not expected to-
recoVcr-lI w. Denton was III C.-wn
Point, y. Y. last week on business
trim
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The man who has "the advertising
habit invariably has tine "habit of sue
ceedins,' The adVcrtisins habit is often
liked upon one by trial of the classified
ads.
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discriminates against the products Of
the furtherance of an object properly
within the police power, is an infringe
ment Of the exclusive power OF Congress
to regulate interstate commerce and
therefore invalid
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II TIE SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
OF COLI George J. Mueller Com
plainaHt. ". The unknown heirs etc OF
George BeaU and Of James kay-Equity
No 23,1I5
The object Of this suit IS to establish the ii.
lie OF complainant by adverse possession TO lot
twenty coz IN square numbered one thousand
snG twenty 0,GS0D, and Of the north twenty
five t15) feet front by the full depth thereof OF
lot numbered nineteen tI9) III square numbered
one thousand and twenty q, 900, together with
the free Use Of and right OF way over The next
adjoining i've (Sl feet Oh The north Of said loI
nineteen 40.
On motion a the complainant it j. this
10th isy Of March a D, 1893 ordered that
the defendants cause their appearance 10 he
entered herein on az beforc the arst rule day
occurring three months after the dsv Of rhs
first publication OF this order. which publica-
tien shall be twice month for such period in
The Washington Times and in the Washington
Law Reporter; otherwise the cause viii nc
proceeded with a. in case Of default
(seSI) 4 b. HAGNER Justice
True copy-Tsst:
!. r. YOUNG. Clerk
By K. +. HEIGS, Asst Cierz
nhZl y. Rp4
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME cot RI OF TIE DISTRICT OF co
LU9BiA, HOLDING PROBATE COURT.
No. 1855. Administration
This IS 10 give notice that the subscriber.
Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testsmentary the estate Of William T.
Nelson late of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased Al persons having claims agzinSt
the deceased are hereby warned 10 sx-
hibIt the same. with the vouchers thereof. Ie-
Eaiiy authenticated. to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 9TH DAY OF MARCH A. d. 1924:
otherwise they msy by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under NV hand this 2Ith daT OF March
1905.
t>eaL) MARY NEWELL. NELSON.
The Barton, Washington. d. c.
Attest. LOUIS A. DENT
Register OF Wills for the District % Co
Huubla. Clerk o. the Probate Court
SIMON LYON and r. B. II LYON. Attorneys.
u'b2s.aPf,iI
SUPREME c. CRT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
Ne. l0.sIf, Administration
ihls Is ta give notice that the subscriber OF
the District Of Columbia has obtained from
TIE Probate Court o. the District OF Columbia
seltels OF administration the estate OF AN
DREW r. FREY. late Of the District of
olumbig- deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
u6lt the same, with the vouchers thereof ls-
before The 10Th DAY OF MARCH, A. D.
1904, otherwise they NAV hy law be excluded
from all beneft Of said estate
Given under my hand this 10Th d4y % March
1893.
(ScaL) CRACIA p FREY.
62I 2Sd ST n "
Attest. JOHN r. RoCzRR
DEPUTY Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia: clerk Of the Probate Court
JOHN C. CUTTINGS, Attorney.
Erh2l % aut
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY HIGH PRICES for storage We
store Ter - cents load PEI month. nom clean
and dry. UNITED STATES Co, SIS 30 -
10Th 81. NV. ap5-St
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS paPeTed, Si.55 up: house painting Iowest
prices; exterior painting our speciality CAR
LisLE BROS, l05 9th 81, Nc. Phone Fast
ROOMS PAPERED. - up; samples brought
HUNT. 56I *. NY Phone, East S95M
apS-1t
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FOR SALE-LQTS.

FOR SALE-A lot at Colonial Beach. Va: cen
tTal location; cheap fer cash. Apply - Ness
oFk ave NV. ap4-zt
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