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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, oregon.
May ., 1908.

May 2, 1908
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Oregon City Oregon,
on Juue 16, 1903, viz:
Roscoe Il Winslow, II No. 1883, for the ne
"A sec l, tp9s, row.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
G p Reynolds, Sumner Merrill, Mrs
Hughes oil of Rocca, Or, L ingalls, of Dal-
las, Oregon. ALGERNoN S. DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


United States Land Office, Roseburg, Ore
May 4, 1909
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1873, entitled San act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Or
egon, Nevada and Washington Territory" as
extended TO all the public Land States by act
of August A. 1892, Gustav B. Holmen, of To-
ledo, County OF Lincoln, State of Oregon, has
this day filed in this office his sworn statement
No. 5O74, for the purchase of Lot No. IL, of sec.
5, in township IA s. range IL W., aud will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before County Clerk of
Lincoln County at Toledo Oregon on Satur-
day the % day of July 1903.
He NAMES as witnesses: Endre S. Oakland,
Z. s. Barnes both CT Bay View Oregon, and W.
It. Crocker and Edgar Crocier both of Wald-
port Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbcd lands are requested to tile
their claims in this office on or before said 25t II
day of July, 1903. j. Il. BRIDGES, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
Still Denies It.
At Home Among the Firs,
May 4, 1908.

EDITOR LEADER: l ask space in your
paper 10 reply to a statement made in
your issue of May !.
They say Mr. Hawkins stopped me on
my way to the polls. They are mis-
taken. l was in his Office, and Mr.
Hawkins asked me if was going to
vote for Hurley Lutz. told him "No
/ could not go back on Ira" Hawkins
said ''All right"
think the whole thing started from
what | told about a couple of Repnb-
licans Of the Ross faction who tried to
teach me how l should vote. II was at
j. $. Copeland's, w. G. Copeland being
present, when the conversation took
place. At a later date | was in the
clerks office. Clark Copeland, / be-
lieve, asked me if Hawkins asked me
as personal favor to vote for Hurley
Lutz. told him no; that Hawkins
asked me if l was going to vote for
Hurley Lutz, and told him no. could
not throw off on Ira, and that Hawkins
said "All right"
Does that look like request? Does
it look like he urged me? Is this a free
country? Has man right to ask an
other whom he is going to vote for?
| suppose the bosses have ordered
the attack on myself because l saw fit
nj the last election to vote as l pleased
1t seems like funny way to get votes
report private conversations, distort so
they will mean something else, and
then put them in the paper. If county
officials would attehd strictly TO busi-
ness they would not have so much
time to devote to tattle.
| very much regret that any OF my
old friends should let political aniinos-
ity get away with their good sense, but
can only say l have told the truth
and nothing but the truth-to the best
of my recollection. Respectfully yours,
Il. w. KYNIsToN.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,

May ., 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on
June 16 1903. viz:
Theodore harrington, II E No. 1852 for the Sc
4 sec l, tp9s 9w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
G Reynolds, s T Merrill, C F Hughes, all of
Rocca, Or. + l. ingalls, of Dallas. Or.
ALGERNoN S. DRESSER Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
NOTICE FnR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at oregon City, Oregon,
May ., 1908.

Land Office at oregon City, Oregon,
May ,, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Register and Receiver, at Oregon City, Or, on
June 16 1908, viz:
Cicily +. Hughes, II, E. No. 13c4S, for the ne
Il sec II. tp9s r9w.
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
GP Reynolds, R Winslow, Theo harrington,
all OF Rocca, Or, Z Ingalls, of Dallas, Or.
ALGERNoN S. DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
RUBBER WANTED

Bring in your old rubber. l will pay
the highest market price for It, Austin
Rosehrook, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08
Wool and Mohair Wanted.

Highest cash price paid for mohair
and wool, {. o. b. any station inLiucoln
county. Write for prices.
STEWART & Want,
Toledo, Oregon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Gin btut9eS 8etm.

1900 @der 9aNb in Stearns County in Ell
ner @e9enb su %perfaufen, NO nur beuti6e
Sarmer nobnen, cine bis pier Meilen BON
ser Stabt, Stride unb S6ule, Creamery,
Miible unb BON eiuem Warftplat, no Der
Sarmer ole Yrobufte sepinnbrinseno per-
faufen fann. Ger Soben 1T idmer unb bat
Iebmise llnterlase. SberfIdde i6warser
eebm ilnb weuenfDrmis. Breis fir wilbes
9anb pom SIS bis $50 SEN Nder. Nu6 cul=
tipirte Sarmen BEL mir su %fallfen: l6O ader,
BON benen 55 inter Yflus nnb 80 Ider Wie=
fen iinb, nit ne,lem Sramebaus nnb Stau,
aubertbalb Weile pom ber Stabt nit 700
G%inwobnern So, 900. Serner cine 160 Ider
Sarm, pier Meilen BON Der Stabt, rs Ider
inter 9hug, 20 Mder 8ielen, Der Geit nit
Orabt,aua umseben; Yreis 81. $50. Glue
brittle Sar,m, 200 ader srob, 60 Mder uuter
Yflus, 20 Qder gSieien, Der Geif nit Orabt=
sa,in umseben. @roBer Staa, Saus unb
Nrudtbais, 81 Wteilen pen Der Stabt. Greis
81, Nebft bieien nod anbere Sarmen st
iebr biuisen Yreiien, feline $25 per Qder. Die
9ta6baren uerlan9en bas Ooppelte fir 2anb,
bas nidt 10 suten 8oben bot. @er elm bill
Ii9es Seim min, menbe ii6 ar
Senrp 8Iente, Sreeport, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
9luf Der &anbfrake.

8or eint9en EaSen traf unler Netz
lenbe In eineun 2aben auf benz 3anbe
NIT eine,n Sarmer 3uiammen, wel@er
eben NIT GROCER SorSfalt ein &tit9e1
auf ieineu @asen lub, bas auf Der
ausieite bic Nufi@rift r@las = Wit
Sorsfalt" trus. Sn ipaBbafter Wetie
iaSte CT gu benz Bauer, baB ct einer1
suten Sropfen nidt abbolb iei, unb
baB ct better iebt slei9 bic &tfte aufs
made. Ser Bauer brad tn Elm fdal=
lenbes @eld9ter aus unb iaSte:
uOieies Wal felt Sbr auf benz 9olsz
meg. Dteier Stoff lit gu gut fur
@u9, ct 1T fir meine Srau unb So9=
ter. -Wbistep? SD pirbe ben sSnz
bolt ni@t fur allen @btstep i'm 9anbe
seben. gs 1T Sorni's Mpentrduter
8lutbeleber. Sd bate mi9 10 iebr er=
tdltet in Der 2uftr0bre beim Drei9en
i'm Nopember, baB fein Oottor mir
belfen tonnte. Sd ielbft ba9te, i'd
miii eritiden, fonnte 4 Monate ni9t
cine Na6t i@lafen, Biz i'd ben glutz
beleber einnabm. Weine So@ter, II
Sabre alt, batte ii6 ben linten arm
iberanitrenst betm @arbenlaben tie
befam 8 8eulen in Der Saut big a1
ben @ubosen unb mar iebr i@limm.
sic batte ii@ Iberbibt. SIS maren
@ei9ware. Oieielben sinsen ale auf
un6 finsen an gu faulen. 8tr batten
alles probirt, aber nt3ts bat sebolfen.
Sem Doftor batten MIR Sur6t bic
Eblr gu wetien, Dor Sur@t er m06te
bas 9aus aui@lieben. IS i@ten, ais
Of es bic 8eulenpeft rudre. @ott iet
Oanf 1T ite nun p00ts sebetlt unb
amar bur9 bteien Stoff In Ser Sor.
@tr balten besbalb Or. Sabrnep=
Mebt3tne INNER i'm Sauie, unb meun
Sbr in uniere Na@bari@aft tommt,
ipre@t BET eubwis Seibel in Spteston,
sc. g., Dor, bas BIN i'd ndmlt@
felbt, unb sSbr fonnt pon benz Blutz
beleber, ober ben, Del ober benz
Masentdrter baben, uenn Sbr i9le9t
fiblt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

aurid benin Nnbltd Der fremoen Oaz
me. 8efangen itreiht lie fih NIT betz
ben 6Gnben bas unoroentlt4e 9aar
aus ber Sttrn.
,Wobnt 9err Ourban bier?" frast
Masbalene rubis, NIT einem pollen
8lid in bas perlegene 8eiiAthen, in
beiien rotbsepeinten Qusen nod Elm
paar 5brdneu i6tmmern.
vSa, Mabame."
rSit er gu 9auie?"
vSa, Mabame."
sd mD9te i'm ipre6en."
ppllp's trauriges 9efi6t tldrt 1t9
auf.
nDas lit gut BON Sbnsn, Muoame.
Sic finb semiB feline SapeIte Sic
baben aerabe iol9e Qugen pie er. ad,
es mar at i9redlid porbin!"
unb bas erregte MGo6en ldlu6t
leiie in iid binetn.
5anft aiebt Maabalene benz atnoe
bic 6Gnbe bonn 9eiidt.
uWas bat es benn oedeben, mein lie
bes Wdohen? @raah!e!"
rNa, c%iesntbumlih lit ct ia immer!."
d. ludat pollp. rQber heute mad
benz aonaert - ba Dur es aana ffred=
lid nit %anaub0ren, pie er itDbnte uno
fhlu6ste. .sSd dneitiste mid 10 urn
lin unb borhte an Der Shiir. 0u bOr=
te t6, tpie er betete. ad, Mooame, 1c
babe ih nod ME beten sehDrt! Sc cling
mir burh unb bur6. Sonua ruroe
es gang itilI in ieinem Simmer, uno
nun %Gnaitiete i6 mid crit reht! Sd
flppfte, aber cr anttportete niht. 8eoeiz
fen bat er 6sute aud ben 9arsen Gag
noh nihts. Gh. Mabame, liebe Waz
bume - aeben sic at i6m! SrOiten
sic i'm ! 6effen sic ihm! ST III Gin
10 gutter Menfd-aber uneludlia, adj.
10 ungliidli6
6ortfebuns fOlet.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
na6 elmer Wetle ern1t.
Sd Water."

mad elmer Netle emit.
rSa. Batter" g
limb pillit i'm beiratben?"
.Oas peiB i9 nod ni9t. Batter"
vWas niiroe Define Mutter baau Ia
gen, ipenn Tie nod lebte. Masba!"
rMeine liebe Wutter! W6, lebte lie
nod! sic piiroe mid perfeben." IN
Masbalenens Stimme 5ittert es ME
per9altene 5brdnen. nNber po3u re-
gen mir uns auf, lieber Batter? gs lit
ia nod gar nidt 10 ueit! Sd perIpreae
Dir. &alpb nidt gu beiratben, Iobalo
id linn nidt unbeOinet nOtbig bin.
Drei Menf9en Iiebe i9 bon gansem
9ersen. 3uerlt Ralpb - ia," miez
berbolt lie felt r5uert Ralpb; bann
Did. Batter uno bann gbitb. Wenn
9alpb mid gu Ieinem Slid ni6t
braudt, 70 beiratbe i'm ntdt; benr
ib peib, baB ih Did unb Gbitb baz
bur6 betriibe. Mebr farm ih Dir jebt
nibt fasen, Batter. 4lles anoere muB
i6 nit meinem Soft unO meinem Sc
piifen felbIt abma9en."
3obert 9arrifon fagt nidts mebr.
Setter oiebt er bic 3iisel an, ben
lansIamen Srab Oes 9raunen nit Der
peitfde bier uno ba etpas anfeusrnb.
Na9 fur3er 3eit f6on rollt bas
leiGte 8efdbrt binein in ben 8arten
Der 9arriionz5arm.
Hobert 9arriion unb feline Sodter
Sieben 1i9 Iofort in lire 3immer su:
rid - Der 5armer, um befipmert
nadaubenten uno gu griibeln -eGtae=
balene, UNI gu ibrem Soft gu beten, bah
er ibr ben redten Wes 5eisen m0se.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

9ie nddften @tunben finben unier
tletnes Srio in iebr eetbeilter Stimz
mung.
Sm tieften Snnern mub gbitb fit,
eingeiteben, bab Halpbs Spiel Gin
orud auf lie semadt bat. Natirli9
mill lie es ni9t auseben. ginmol uber
bus anbere Mal tnurrt lie ibr eepcbnz
tes runiinn, 8lObiinn!" in fi6 btn=
Elm.
Magbalenc bineegen 1T iibergliid=
lt4. Gum er item DEAL fublt lie fih pOlz
Zig Der itanben bon ibrem Batter. Oanfz
bar briidt lie INNER pieter bic run5z
ltse 9anb bes alien Munnes, auf ben
bic Muiif erbebenb s~eptrft bat.
Hobert 9arrt ion bat feline 5D9ter
gum Mittaseiien in Elm betanntes He=
1taurant Der 8ierae6nten Strabe eez
fubrt.
Sod cine re6te unterbaltung mill
ni6t in Gang fommen. Sober permet=
BET, iiber bas gu ipre9en, mas bod am
nd9iten liest, iiher ben 8eiu9 Der st.
Sobnsz9alle unb &alpbs Orselipiel.
Nur etnmal, ais Magbalene cine
biesbe5iiglide entbuiiaitiide 8emertz
Jung madt, ertpibert Gbitb in 10 ipDtz
tiidem Son, bab ibr &ater ibr oeatz
lid fem MiBfallen auscriidt.
Gbitb, erregt burd bes 8aters
uebertritt ins feinbliGe Eager, anti
portet beftig. Sin tleiner @ortpedz
j lei entitebt.
Ser timmt erbebt fi9 ialiebli9
Gbit6 NIT benz 8emerfen, lie babe nod
einise GinfGufe au MAIDEN. 4benos
feds u1r iperbe Tie fid in Der Ien1iie,
pp Der Npnnnpnoen unteroebrdht lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Sdminoiu9tS Gur.-W anerr's
8btte Wine Of Sar Sbrup, bas be-
ite 9uitenmtttel auf @rben, beilt grz
tdltuns In etnem Sage, mena seitts
senomn,er. Is unb Scots. Sn allen
M~potbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

balene, UNI gu ibrem 9ott gu beten, bah
er ibr ben reaten Wes aeisen mOse.
10.
Dim nGbiten friiben Morsen nod
bedt Ounfelbeit 5lur unb Walb 49,.
itebt Masbalene i'm narmen 6ausee<
tpanb am offenea 5eniter ibres Sdlof'
.emabs, in ppllen 3iisen bic frif9e
Ra9tluft etnatbmenb.
Sin Stern na4 benz anbern erltfht
I'M buntlen Sirmament; ibr lebtes
5limmern sriibt bic itille, peibe Mdb'
henseftalt.
2anse, lanse perbarrt Tie in berfelz
zen Stelluns, NIT emporgetpanbtem,
Ilidli9 lG9elnbem Mntlib.
Die Naht bot ibr bic poile Rlarbeit
1ebradt. Masbalene fiiblt ii9 ems
nit ibrem Soft unb ibrem @eptiien.
pl0blid fentt tie lauidsno ben
Ropf.
l1nten auf benz tiesbeitreuten Wege
l:ridallen lansiame, sleiamdbiss
IS9ritte.
Masbalene tennt ben Sritt - es 1T
Der ibres 8aters.
Was tann ben alien Mann betpogen
baben, 10 fritz iein Eager gu perlais
lien?
Ra19 pirft Masbalene ben bunteln
Regenmantel iiber ibr bellies @epanb
unb Gilt btnab.
,Water, lieber Dater!"
Sic 1dltnet bic Mrme UNI ieinen
0als unb lebnte ben 8opf an feline
lS9ulter.
rMein liebes, gutes Rinb!"
Jorf9enb blidt fie in feline forsenz
pollen, Don Der mdbli4 beraufsiebenben
Worgenbdmmerung fabl beleudteten
3ise.
r8ater, tparum f4ldft 9u ni9t9"
sd babe seidlafen, msin Rinb."
rMber tparum bif Du 10 fritz f6on
uuf9"
sd dnsitise midi UNI Did,"
Masbalene briidt lire Gippen auf
oie leife aitternbe !9ano bes alien Mans
Ines.
rWesbalb, lieber Batter? Mir ss<
I6iebt ni9ts."
l1nb pieber i9peist Robert 9arriz
ion, nur Elm leiier Seuf5er entringt lib
ieiner 8ruft.
3drtlid lest Masbalene ben Qrm
bes 8aters in ben ibren. Damn seben
betbe lanefam, uortlos Dor benz 91uis
auf unb ab.
v2teber Batter, bri9t Masbaleno
enbli9 bag briidenbe S9peisen, ni9
babe cine 8itte an Did,"
2pbert 9arri1pn bleibt fteben. St
peib, er fanr biefer Sodter ni9ts abz
19lagen - b%efonbers iebt nt9t, in biez
Ter e%rbabenen, feierliden Stille, ba al
les rtngsum i9ldft unb Der 3auber Der
Na9t bic 9eraen bon Batter unb Sinh
nod inniger anetnanber f9ltebt 49,.
Wie biilfeiudenb blidt er btnauf gu
gbitbs Geniter. Nber ntdts rest lid
binter ben berabgelaifenen, ueiben
Mullporbdnsen.
rRun9" frast CT fait dnsitltd, ala
Masbalenes srobe, treue Iusen i'm srs
nartungspoll anbliden.
~M09teit 9u 8alpb ni9t einmal
1pielen bDren, 8ater9"
3obert 9arriion fdbrt nidt entiebi
5uriid, tpie feline 9obter es balb uni
balb erpartete.
sd m09te tpobl," ertpibert er aOs
sernb. rMber mas tuirb Gbitb baau ia
gen?"
80, bas iiberla1fe nur mir, liebs,
Batter! Die 9auptia@e TT, 9u
fommit mit!"
No9 cine 3ett lang sebsn @ater uni
Sodter, innis umidlunsen. i'm Gar
ten auf unb nieber 80.
Damn febren Tie auriid ins Saus. -
Snapifden 1T Der Morsen po!lsnbs
bereinsebro9en.
Mu9 bic iibrigen Trdulein 9arrilou
baben ii6 ben S4laf gus ben Musen
getpii6t unb perfammeln fih um ben
Sriibitiidstii6.
Srobbem Der Garmer ii9 bic arDbte
Miibe etbt, unbefangen au er1deiner.
10 meibet ct bod gbitbs f9arfsn 8lid
Sang pie aufdllis labt Ct etn Wori
bariiber fallen, bab CT Waabalent
heuts. naG Neuhorf bealetten fnerhe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
(Gortfebuns fOlet.)
Soppel5innts.

auntlersntbuiiaft: .8er.brtes Jrdu'
lein, ba babe ib Sbnen gu Sbrem Haz
mensfeite bic fdOniten 9ebihte mitsc'
bra9t." - Sdngerin: rSm - Noten
rpGrer mir lieber aene{en!"
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
HEARD IN HOTEL CORRIDORS.
Boston Shows Rapid Growth.

Boston Shows Rapid Growth.
Curtis Guild. Of Boston. accompanied
by party of friends, arrived in Wash
ington from the South and registered
at the Arlington for a few hours to res.
before proceeding homeward. Mr.. Guild
is one of the publishers OF the Com
merciaI Advertiser and has long been
identified with the progress of the
Hub" In politics. ne Is a Republican,
and in national campaigns has delivered
many political speeches
Speaking of Boston and its growth
Mr. Guild said: The city is pushing
forward rapidly. and the growth within
the past two years mas been sgonderful.
OF course, with the increased popula-
tion comes an increased number OF Re
publican voters. and there is every rea-
son to think their choice for President
VIII be the present incumbent Of that
important Office.
However, politics Is too tame at this
early stage OF the game 10 cause much
discussion, and the people Of Boston are
too busy making money. Many new
citizens of the city have immIgrated
from foreign countries. I am told that
within the past six months more immi-
grants have landed than in any one year
previous to this time
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Not to Go to st. Louis.

Not to Go to st. Louis
Representative Aston G. Dayton OF
West Virginia was at the Raleigh last
night for short time. He and a mum
Der Of business men of the Little Noun
tain State were at Martinsburg, ". Va.
yesterday looking into the anthracite
coal bed said to be located near there.
Nj. Dayton dues not intend to go TO
ST Louis to see the dedication Of the
exposition grounds, but returned home
last night Referring to the work of the
next Congress, he said: The next ses-
sion viii be a busy ore, and many i'm
portaut matters viii be up for atten-
ton. The navy viii require much
thought, and Congress VIII no doubt au-
thorize a further increase in our sea
power The West Virginia, recently
launched. is, I think. one Of the finest
vessels in our navy. and I am in favor
OF building more like her.
Politics in West Virginia is always
lively Candidates for governor are
now being considered, and there VIII
be lively contest Charles F. Teter.
my intimate friend. is a candidate. 50
it is said If he is he will no doubt get
the nomination. for he stands high in
the estimation Of the people of the
whole State. The convention meets in
June, IsG4.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
HINTS FOR WASHINGTON HoUSEKEEPERS

As the
the number Of
markets Both the variety and quality
prices q
It IS difficult however to quote prevailing
uay
bought for 5 10 25c
paagus from 3e
altogether the he cons umer desires
Todays retail
Vegeabeomaoe
onions
pgus % to % bunch peas per
o plan I5c to 25c.
FFutflneappes
berries, l2zc to 2oc box
per b alive $50 to s5c per lb.
ducks dressed alive turkeys dressed 1se to 22e per
&c 10 per ID.
Dressed Hnsats'ea e to zoe per m lamb
To-
portehouse zoe to 25c
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Notes.

Mrs F Gartner. Who has been visit
ing friends here for several weeks past,
viii leave the city 1or The seashore TO
day.
General and Mrs. Arson Mills will 90
10 West Point in June. accompanied by
mrs. Mills niece. Miss Stewart. Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Later they viii take
q cottage at Bass Rock. on the north
shore of Massachusetts. where they have
spent the last three summers,
MI. and Mrs, NJ NJ Francefort, who
have been spending the winter at Jack
sonvilIe, Fla. have returned here and
are staying at 335 c Street for several
weeks prior to their departure for Paris,
@here they viii spend the summer.
Among the passengers on the Ameri-
ean Line steamship. St Paul. which viii
sail tomorrow for Southampton are:
Edwin s. Cunningham, United States
consul at Bergen, Norway: Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ Btddle, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
p. wilkins
DR.. Henry B. Deale. who has been To-
Gated at 1924 Fourteenth Street. for a
number Of years past. viii move into
mis- new home. 1907 Connecticut Avende.
on May /
Mrs. Benjamin TfIton is visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Hender-
son
Col and Mrs. Clarence Edwards have
accompanied the Secretary of War and
diplomatic visitors to St. Louis.
airs William R, Hodges is. recovering
slowly from her serious illness
3Irs. Helen s. Warwick and Mrs. R.
T Warwick. are at the Jefferson, Rich
mond. Va
Mrs. D, F. \. De Otte. who has been
visiting her brother. Charles CowIes
Tucker, Chevy Chase, viii leave Wash
ington the latter part OF this week TO
join her husband. Lieutenant De Otte, Of
the Revenue Cutter Service. who IS sta
toned at Petchogue, L. I
Col. and Mrs Benton HaIstead. of Gin
cinnati. with their daughter, Miss Le-
more Halstead have taken apartments
at the Sherman
Mrs. Carroll Mercer. who has been III
for the greater part of the past winter.
is at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. in
Baltimore, where she IS rapidly con-
vaIescing.
Former Senator and Mrs John N.
have left New York for St
Louis, where Mr.. Thurston will take
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
CARROLL INSTITUTE
CHOIR'S FIRST MUSICALE

The first musicale by the Carroll In
stitute choir will be given tonight at
8 o'clock in Carroll Institute Hall.
Tenth and K Streets northwest.
Iuasmuch as the organization was
only formed this year and has mem
bership of a hundred, the event should
be Of moment 10 the music public Of
Washington RehearsaIs have been held
for several weeks and the concert to-
night viii enlist the services OF some
Of the best-known church soloists in
MaShingfnn.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
ATTRACTIONS IN RETAIL STORES.

5. KANN, SONS & CO.-The suit sale
at The Busy Corner" is proving a sue
cess. Judging from the crowds that
throng this department the opportunity
is appreciated.
n. GOLDENBERG- '.money-say-
ers'' at The Dependable Stores" must
be seen to be appreciated. The sentIer
sex will find much to interest in every
department
WILLIAM H McKNEW-T usual
high standard OF goods Of this popular
store is being offered at very reason
able prices. The summer stock has ar
rived, and is being shown in abundance.
WILLIAM HAHN & co announce
the sale OF the spring sample shoes OF
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Ssa"s"' ssanoo News and Gossip Of Society,"

prominent part in the opening eXer-
cises of the exposition. he being ma
tfouaI commissioner.
Mrs. Mckee. daughter OF the late Pres
ident Harrison, and after the death Of
Mrs Harrison. mistress of the White
House, is the guest Of Mrs. Arthur Lee.
in Massachusetts Avenue. Neither of
Mrs. 1IcKee's children is here with her,
as Benjamin Mckee, the Baby Mckee
of Eis grandfather's Administration. and
his sister are at boarding school Mrs
Mckee viii remain in Washington UHtil
some time next week, and later in the
season 90 abroad.
signor Trentauove. the Italian scuIp-
tor. who is well known in Washington
VIII be here on Decoration Day 10 IN
veil a bust he has sent from Florence OF
the late Senator Cushman X. Davis. Of
Minnesota. It is to be erected over The
Senator's grave at Arlington. and viii be
unveiled by Signor Trentanove with ap-
propriate ceremonies on May 90
Miss Harriet Bowie is visiting Miss
Nary Frfck Rogers, 1905 Bolton Street,
Baltimore.
The Georgetown Minstrel Club Will
give a performance this evening at s
o'clock at the National Rifles ArmoTy-
TIE cast includes the best amateur tai
eut in The city. Among those who Will
take part are George O'Connor. Kenneth
O'Conuor. Tom Trodden. Mr.. Cox. and
Mr. Mclaughlin Prof Wells viii di-
rect the orchestra.