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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
What He Deserved.

Ibid he marry for money!" !,
Yes"
"And did he get it?"
"He did. I understand she makes
him cash allowance of $3.50 a
week."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
Something Wrong.

Something Wrong.
at has been said," remarked the
philosophical person, that the man
who works steadily never has occa.
sion to worry"
"The jay who said that was nutty,"
rejoined the man who was born tired.
TITS working steadily that worries
me-"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10

Lady-I'm sure you're the same
man gave loaf OF homemade bread
to yesterday.
Tramp-It wasn't me, madam.
never felt better in my life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

~Iuie;esiiH: tiguses regarding the
growth Of churches ID tie United States
are presented IN al issue 81 b.. Church
E-unomlst 81 rer-nt duie-
Durrrg the year 1857 tic 'afiou- .ie-
nominations IN tine UrIied Stale -;eat
between s2J.GD.cJJ sud SiOOu.oo1 tor
mex church buildings. Inch total GOV
ers buildings erected to- neT pon:rs-
cations a. eel - tho bull, Tor old
congregations.
The total irdira5sz al average d.i!.
expenditure II this ugGu'rg t"r church
buildings Of $1,000.
From t=-lye 90 fifteen churches srr
erected and dedicated eTery iay IL ;h-
year. according 20 neE 4ho hare ssar-
81 il ont 10: thsn=l.e=. AMI II IL zir-
iasuu figure : acn.p;~1 sur,=ci. =
church L built during =z-h Egr.Iag
Lour Of the DAY AMI eve:. IL. Il ,b-
year.
Nethodis;s ar credits 18th J-anG
the mos; sc=iye ctz:cA tstlss. zysfz-
INK ao11; III 49, ch7--E4 1 la.
BsJ:is:= A. c-rb;e1 =i:a tao church
I lay, All Lathe-z.- z=i Catholics
a." c-erii;et -.;E ocs and c-=-ha.' each
daily
Prs:b!:e-zz- AMI E;asorIiaa=
acreage ~ church each : dzy nd Coa-
Er-Ez&e-aLs;. ;L--= 4~Ga-:srs q e
church =z=a dz.-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
iutiIp"N nn I passenger Train

IfaiUmastor McGuvccu tclcgraphrd Ia
DIR GironT. who wac at Gnlronda. yes
to-day r"p"riIur that u negro porter ur
passenger train NoG hal developed a
case Of smallpox.
When the train reached there tho
tourist car containing the sick man aud
I passengers was set out aud the
porter wac placed IN a building on the
oniskirls Of town under quarantine.
Tho passengers were to]ntOrafily
q1iarantinod IN the car. \ supply ~
disiufcctnuts waG acut from here and the
chr was thoroughly fumigatcd and thu
passengers y~acCiuaicd. I1Ioy were per.
permitted I" continue Their journey on
No. 6 todny.
u IL said that the porter contracted
~" disease from u pass 'uf"t WG0m ho
attended on his last trip from tho EHsf,
the cas@. Tor FIrEc reason. not being ~.
ported i0 tho HuthOr,tinp.
br. GirouK jcporis "a" smallpox cnsc
- u mild II and tho prompt prccau
tons taken have minimizrd tho danger
~ tho diFcaae spread ng. Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

The las: number Of the REO Ledger
contained 9 Goleiul forecast 81 abe to
inre u the Fusion party. According 80
ibe Ledger. the early dissolution of the
srfy may be looked FOR; In fact. tk-
EDITOR believes tLai it Is aIread! dead.
II IL remarkable that tine Fusion
party, which has been yery much alive
during ;be last twelve year=. should
again die According to our pessinitic
srcbspges, this peculiar party has given
up the ghost lDd been gathered 10 it,
fathers sbout a dozen time in the last
decade.
As uear as the Appeal i a6l= I o l'sTu
the party dies q natural death between
elections and il some nnaccOuniatle
way comes TO life again Just about cleo
ton time, and having swept the State
by atom, fifteen hundred majority,
gathers it grave clothes about liz pal
sled limbs and expires amid the plardits
81 the Republican press Only 20 kick is
coffin Id eff d couple 81 years later and
again carry the State b. solid Ia
i~oriiies. 1t gems quite an ezsy matter
to kill the Fusion patty % Nerads. but
1t seems almost impossible 70 o=ar Il n
TO the heads - the Fusion Totsrs q
the State that The part! i
indeed dead, and il SOMEHOW ra1ro! -
persuaded to liz ioEo in It: =puleLrs
and keep still.
Ia the iaagusge q tL= IMMORTAL
Shakespeare. The TOUT - zhIca -
ssE thee recently inferred ua- op-uec
it, marble jazz ~ est tb.c ~ again
The fact ;itzt the Editor - tb= L-5rer
vas Z candidate for = legislative flo.
Ehich he EhoG'd have bai fzi!ei - -
cure. may account II zone -e=u- tyr
the gloomy yieE 81 tie Fzr'!= future
Ehich iis;urDs hjm q, :Le r-@-1; u=.
Carton Appeal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

School children study their Lessons
alrui.
The chambermmii- at hotel are ali
chamber men.
The best GRADE OF coffee are -oli at
tobacco stores.
The Mcxicau meal couslst> 4 mpr-
kinds I meat than vegetables.
Railways. street rar= and cab I'll pro-
vide thrc" ~clast,s Of convey abc"
Ia thc cities real csiat" IS sol { lr tic
square meter instead III the Ire u. tot
Frui; and vegetables are not init rs
measure. but toy the dozen or lay
weight.
Many rarIors take the clothes ~ tn, ir
customers t" the patrons home Ia Try
them on
Mexican the" ct the lower ciasg.-
wear the biggest hats ~ the world. tie
0In" mono Ht all.
Sunday is the great Amusement lay
All big entertainments ur" -"-sryri Tor
this general holiday.
lh"at"r mHuaGcrs ar tined il tho, dn
not pfoduc. the cast and f"uiufrs ad.
vcrtI=cd. Modern Mexico.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

Er-E, E1itle-EIp uA3- ia ID CEEf=i
States ars. IraE gpse TssoG1 to-
part u IL material Ih.zr 10 Mali
.un count. y the !au-- =ar- -
NOTE zLich tGroEt- ut-ssl =Gst *
halt neo-z=-, to H. Nsrs= -fE -
e.e-s uo3~rC irua -.zr g--
are 10 Other uicE-l E-i r5oIE u=rInI
mines in this c9z-tr. = .r--uU- /:
zU1ii i.Leai D. tk= uuas ta;= Z ~
Prup=ri, zLzcb W. nE- ,Eu-2 AZ
op-rat-r3 Z. Sua-- -5u-i -"v -cFrir
:h+ Material Eos; --,-zz-. Ii Il;
=t~rGr;1r-"F III =A-Eip- nsIi s" @ct;
c=r
Mo- Ls-ntt= : aJ3 20 q IL oL.-,
uus II - Crit=i Stl:%- - "rv- .
a~aia-! Il Ia b=aa Ia--Eac CT -a.5zc
;A= san a-pzz; g mineral Tt-r i.
-1 hr< cE-n=1. =b4t : ZOE IL -s:=
o! Missouri =@ ;ksa = Spanish Ic+
q Il = 1sh II IL quality = EEs-!
required II H. oz1gis-iz-- - --scu-
pzir--- Nzul.st;u:,- @rE u 49,
sz-y Z ;be -aau'.-'Gr= q Ha---yTz-j
80! C-l ul :G- =lIp=. and :. !go- -
hat euzli, o. 2rr-o- Pie cd %
log I'LL IL sat- outline 70 u rep--
-rtsl u tn tzzug,sr:1re 90! OF: navy.
P-uiur'= = lie rize =II u o. eIhIy-
= 1t rl= :: Las =NM..;2oo. 50 ing
g tie al-=:.l Iviuo-. it--~- G=,sl 7.
I's! =a,E
AEco: IL gyt=--iiuE -IlIb-:-
-ucb =II - collected T. q. H-c11
MI - To- ~re-zl un:sG- PROJECTS
obtained fro= til Ngpe L5-o;;~. II :
tie r-!. pa ~ the CEIt-l STATS s'
tie p-e~nt d-:= h-re uic.-l and G.
usit az bag p-lgc~! rr.-a iziire
p:-. II al yzri-r!e - prr;ur.= = -
uru= ale ztozr J; T1n - Z w.! u-,---
-iIuE .ri i~n-rrg-,y- -THa.. ..
e@!'-->i Ly=E R=TgbGc-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

The pr=liuIrsIies f0T tie destitute
ere abO1t arranged. The meeting
prDraEA 10 ~ 4 complete SUCCESS Th-
scbooI bOarjs throughout the county
are cooperating ~ = gratifying maunc:
zIth Superintendent Henderson aud
Prof. Game. A. d r,egl! yearly al Of
the teachers nhD are uow engaged IN
teaching III ElsD county sl!I be present
at the Institute. There will Ire one
feature which wili ie much appreciated
by the teachers. Through the efforts Of
Prof. Caiur. they will he able tD exam
me ONE ~ the best complementary
bVOEH aud materials that are uDw beng
used III up tO-date echooi-. The Milton
Bradley Company 81 san Francisco. Til"
EdTcatiOnHi Publishing Company and
the Silver Bnrdette Company Of Chi
ca2O have promised Ia make exhibits at
tie meeting ano II II prOhabl" that one
or tao other houses will do the same.
The visiting teachers will Br enter
taImel one evening by the teachers 81
our high and public scbDOIy. DR..
Stubs will address the Inst II ute Oh the
evening 81 the 9th 0n "SOtne Economic
Aspects 81 Education
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
E-Idsd an OpIzm be-

Az opium den has b@=9 -ya-=nTz- Il
ChinstoSn Tor .yme tiD-, nEi IL -rs..
-Do- 0B!. t-au= EyoEE {" IT, zgiLC--
ities = feE days ago Tlu:=za. z't-r-
noon Constable NeCo: zDi us i-pgfs.
Gpy 1arbIo, raijej IT, p-zo- All -
restsi william Brooks. James LoL=:
and u. r Nelson. =bo zee fz1g IL
the den. TwO p!p==. { g-ZI;!'. :
opium, D-sil-s and ali tie J@-s;u-rpaiHz
- an DpiGr8 d=r ~@ fDz1I LII egrG-.
cat%j. Tbes~ sileci =lluez- sill ~ Z
long =sy cDssri ogrYicIIEE tl= E-n ~
rested he s;Gf gave ,oytL s-cL >
s~IeEenIps rsO- tia; - ry's Silent!
Westnerz =& -o~r%Usi IL -ru0y- q;
irou the cf6oe - LrU ~ aI= -,cs-.
Last night aDgtber raid was Ia. i- ig
the ofhrerz and y. 4 -. A-zuJ SIC
taken la;O camp. Ih- p7s2aes zlu
have 4 hearing tetore Jg-tic+ Morgan
thls afternoon or tOnOTrgE
Tie ISDErENDExZ congratulate tie
Drhcers On the success u, their raj and
hopes they VII noutiuU= the light until
det+stable busiD--- l. broken W
and the town freed from tLs pre4uo- o,
the men Eho Tor d few Ggllars gUaid
rTIn the by.s aud gIrie O! this conmuu-
ny IL the men arrested ar~ convicted,
iA-y should " giTer such a .e.sgu a.
H!H d=ter tia from arr! iaR on their
vie bBsiBss@ IL tie future
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

There yet remain = fev men with ron.
sciences sufficiently tough and elastic
who continue 10 tell us 81 the -ecOuo.
mics ~ trust production tie cheaper.
my cost - goods and he -blessiugs 10
mankind coming from trusts and com
binn'inus. but their number IT, rapidly
smaller, and s"Ou. tlig species 81 liar
will be extinct. Not tint the re- will not
al~aye be AN ample supply uf smart
lawyers and pseudo professors willing,
for n fHir cOnside rotioD. Ia serve the
trusts, but simply that the facts are So
directl! and strinkiugIy agaius, their
claims tbh. il will no longer pay The
trusts tD employ economic shystcra to tell
the people that white il black. with price,
higher than ever before The handicap on
the prOirust liar is too great tO be over.
come. FIX.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
E4rusHE Of The NoSpa Fo.t-

A-A--aI! rspy-:~a. On the lig.; q
%aTch %is. H. building IL -L.ch t.
~postOf5oe i Kept az Moapa, aid II aLlcL
NJ l. J. HarHs tEs ro=f taas;e- .l~p',
was coal-oii-j and set afre. h-Iu- GU.
ils;-ly destroyed. With svery IAIug that
i q n'sirei, al az NJ. Ham belong.
iul=, h-, himself Earro1lv ascaJ!ug.
with tsa1= badly burned. The oil ~z=
appI.d "a the side Oh Inch tie aD-yr
~as sIiYaini AID lighted the = inst. On
the afternoon h='Cre the fire. Z certain
party cau- ~ tie losfoffic= u regis
tered III letters. all unusual Occur.-rc-
Tor that oiHe-. The mail had gene gu,
tina; morning and would no, 20 out
again Tor tao dag.
The iUg il which the coal oil vas
brought was fond hy Harris shortly
s'tar the tire, aud l. almost ,9-iiiYely
iderutsi = belonging to the party xhu
regAt"rei the III Letters "n tie a!tsr.
ON previous 70 the tire.
Tie Tire occltred at d tine ah-n Mr.
Pickett, ELo resides al Mospa. wHz
away ami 10 persyu brlt Harms there.
The motive for THE act evidently ap-
pears tD ~ murder. a. the ";Er- AIS not
rDbbe! befofe the fire. - the COLL aud
silver were fOuLd IL the ashe=.
II l. hoped that positive proof will b..
obtained against the party who com.
mi;;cd this act and that b" have Just
dues gwen him. De Lamar Lode.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

kuehnhaeuser, AdOIph get. am q,
Sept. l-.}J Ist an dem Naclias=a her siu
Il. Dee. 1904 ii Mlrkri-heIm 0 d Mer.
gen'heim X. WucrtL lediy ye'storhcurr,
Margareihe kUehnhaeUser erbb=rechti.t
md wIfd derse.be oder dcssen Mach.
komm-r Dier irgend eIu" Person wclchc
u-bef den=elD"n Auskun!t crteiIen kann
4uigeruric't sch ~ r~n"ltlcn bei:
kSAUTH. NNruuD i KCEHSr.
l3 William Steel. Ncw YORK Git,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
the DunteF0 Murder Case.

In the District Court yesterday morn.
ing Judge Cptlcf made an order holding
D0nderD under The 10000 bonds or.
igiuall! given until the charge ~ mur.
der preferred against him. and which
was Ignored by the lato grand jury,
could he rrhcafI by the ucrt grand
jury, which MEETS III about three
monthe Iins action wnR taken ou u
motion made bl 'hc u]ustrirt attorney.
There arc mo iuht sensational dc.
vclopment are in store. The ignoring IT
the charge against DODdcrO hns been n
general topic oi conversation and some
seriOus charges have been alleged.
Reno JonrnaI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
NOTION TO ADVANCE
CASE or THE CALENDAR

Solicitor General Hoyt has filed q
motion in The supreme Court OF Tho
United States asking that ne heariae
IN the cause of I. :. Johns against the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs and the
Secretary Of the interior be advanced
on the calendar The litigation in
wolves the right of citizenship Of Ger
tain persons in the Choc-aw and Chick
asaw tribes OF Indians An carly de
cision in the cause is very desirable a.
this Zine. Mr.. Hoyt says, because Of The
near approach OF the allotment OF lands
in these RESERVATIONS The decision
viii affect the interes, of nearly 6sooo
persons claiming land in the ChickasaW
aud Eh0ctaw reservations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
AND WORRY
DROVE ". G. REED TO DEATH
Young Lawyer Ends Lie With Re
y0iver Bullet

7y-5r-,., ,.-.-.,7.-,. Ta-a d, ,-.,,,f,.- r. ,,..er
co,n-,;,....r .,,5l.,f,. s- .,i. 4.os~lf-s- house
1895 Eleventh e.rses. northwest. yester-
d3v aftor7or7 -, ble,vf.- on. his brains
The -r1,- s-nfs-,arfrg which seems
Dlau.fh1. l.. .ha- h. MRS prfsving over
"a, .l..erb NJ MS mother several months
age Sire, fltra he had not been in good
heaIra and his vorrsa. probably
rrgalare, MIN, ro raEr his life. ali hough
srr.a OF his Friends believe he was s.f-
-,.,,-,- r,.i,f -e-,-,,-..--z- -.r-s,nf-,- ar me
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
MRS. SHERIDAN SELLS
HER HOME To MR.. PINCHOT
Little Pills Widow Will Continue to
Live Here

The handsome dwelling OF Mrs PhTi
Sheridan on tho northeast corner Of
Eleventh Street and Rhode Island Ave
Uue has been sold 10 Clifford Pinchot.
chief of the Bureau of Forestry OF he
Department OF Agriculture. 'or $55ooo-
The house sits in the center IF an ample
lawn and adjoius on the east the pres
ent home of Mr. Pinchot II is The puT-
pose OF the new owner TO convert the
eastern portion Of the lawn to his own
use. and retain the remainder Of TIE
property as an investment
The Sheridan house was = giit OF the
admirers Of Phil Sheridan. and until re-
Gently has been The home OF mis- widow
Mrs Sheridan viii continue to live in
Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
RETAIL BUTCHERS
TO GIVE A SMOKER

The Retail Butchers Protective AZ
sociation held its regular meeting last
night IN the jolly Fat Mems Club rooms.
The association decided 10 hold a
smoker on Thursday, May :, in ceIe-
brstion of the second anniversary Of its
organization. The smoker viii be held
Al the Jolly Fat Men 5 Club, and the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments is Herman OPpenheimer, Jerry
Donovan. and William Johnson.
The new credit system adopted by the
association last week is ia full force,
and already many bad bills have been
collected. Under this system, when q
customer changes his dealer. he gets a
card showing that his bills are all paid.
i similar system has been in force
for year in the Retail Grocers, Pro
tectiye Association. and has proved q
great success
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
NATIONAL MovEMENT FOR GOD.

II meeting OF the negro ministers
held al Union Wesley African Methodist
Epis1opai Church on Twenty
Street northwest. national organiza-
tioa was formed. 10 be known as The
National Evangelical Confederation. The
following officers we're elected: Iresi-
dent the Rev. :. L. Corrothers: vice
president. the Rev, George " Lee;
second vice president, the Rev u. Il.
WisemaI.; third vice president. the Rev.
Il Hill fourth vice president. the
Rev, y. c. Cleaves fifth vice president,
the Rev. Y. !. Howard. sixth vice pres
idert. inc Rev. A. c Garner; seventh
vice president. the Rev. Y. NJ Clair.
eighth vice president. the Rev G. ii
Waller ninth vice president, the Rev.
?. 3. Crimlde; secretary the Rev. b. ..
BolGing assistant secretary. the Rev
:. E Thomas. second assistant secre-
tary. the Rev =. = Hanun. correspond
ing secretary, the Rev = A. Taylor:
treasurer. the Rev. r. 5 Rives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
TRACTION COMPANY
INCORPORATED HERE

y certificate of the incorporation OF The
United States Lighting and Traction
Company Of the District of Columbia was
hled yesterday in Inc Office of the r.
c0rder Of Deeds. The capital stock IS
81, 600 coo, and the incorporators are
Edward White, W A White, " ].
Francis. all OF Washington. D. c.. Her
bert l. Stillmau, West Acton, Mass,
and Thomas W Bickwell, Providence.
Il I Mr. BicllwelI is the president
Mr. StiIlman treasurer, and Mr. Fran
els secretary
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
A Guaranteed CUE for Piles.

Itching Blind Bleeding and Protruding
Piles No cure. no pay All druggists are au-
;horizeG by the manufacturers Of Paz3 Ointment
TO refund the money where IT fais 90 cure amy
ceSe Of piles. no matter Of how long standing.
Cures ordinary cases in six dzvs; the worst
cases in fourteen days. one application gives
ease and rest. Relieves itching instantly. This
Is = rev discovery and 81 IS the only pile rem
eds sold a positive guarantee. no cure, NJ
pay. Price, SOC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
TIE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for tweBty-lour
hours were reported at the Health De-
partment up to noon today:
Francis B. Lord, 78 years.
Eileen A. Bailey, 20 years.
Addison JefTries. g. years.
Margaret Cox, 90 years
Wilson G Reed. . years.
Sarah Hall. y years.
Julia Reed, 19 years.
Arthur s Jones. 10 years
Josephine Taylor, . months
Thomas 7. Campbell. / day
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
c. NJ. TERRELL DIVORCED.

Justice Could has announced his de
cision granting General NJ Terrell a d.
vorce from Sarah r. Terrell. on statu-
tory ground Attorney Samuel D. Trait.
VINO appeared for the petitioner. has
been directed to draw q decree
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

Pursuant 10 The recommendation Of
the Su1srinte ndent OF Police the Dis
trict Commissioners have appointed
John 8. kuster and George 3 Patter-
sor privajes OF class I, OF the police
force. vice White, resigned, and Payne
removed. TO take effect April Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
CITY BREVITIFS.

By order OF the District Commission
eTs the resignation Of Wa1chman Charles
4 Biumer. Of the Fire Department, has
been accepted, and George T. Smith has
been appointed 20 he vacancy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

On recommendation OF The Superinten-
deLt Of Police. the finding OF the trial
hoard in the case OF Private J. ". Gar
nett for neglect OF duty and conduct
uabecomiBg . policeman. has been over
ruled. and he viii be fined SO. The trial
board found the policeman not guilty,
5 hich Major Sylvester thought not IL
accordance with the facts presented.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

SI-2s 20 Baltimore and Return Every
Saturday and Sunday via B. 3. o.
r R.
All trains beth ways. both days, except Royal
Limited, leaving Washington and Baltimore
30 p.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

Charles H KeyseT VIII be informed
by the District Commissioners that IN
The opinion or he Police Department
Il is not necessary to place gales to
guard the highway al The Benning Road
crossing cf the tracks OF the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad company. The depart
E5nJ thinks automatic bells are SUI
fcieut 70 ensure the safety OF those
erossing The railroad AZ that point
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

sI.25 To Baltimore and Return SI25
Ia Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets on sale
Saturday and SUNDAY, April is and Il. lin
tied returning o. lssL Train from Baltimore
Slsndas. April 49, Ali trains except CoHgrss-
s50aai Limited
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18
WILL OF PATRICK KFAEE-

Patrick Keane, by his VIII. dated
March last. and fled for probate today
leaves his entire estate 10 his wife. Della
keane
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

The tourist visitor to
Washington a hard one
to fool" Some Of the curl
Gus sights he sees that
people who live here pass
by.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

A Page Of Laughs fur
nished by the Comic Art
lists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

Naval Observatory off
Gals interested in Profess
or chickering's proposition
for the esta blishment of a
great worldwide "AstrO-
nOmical Trust. >
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

A Days Trip with the
Superintendent Of the As
ISOLATED Charities among
the homes Of Washing
tons poor. What a Times
Reporter and photograph
er saw and heard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-18

Two and a half million
Of eggs were eaten in
Washington during the
lenten season just closed.
Some interesting dietary
statistics furnished by a
local commission dealer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-07-03
TRANSFERS.

F Peterson and VT to L Gaudet lots
II and 8, blk 10. Searles add $500
HIM to P LETTERS lots and 6 blk
6 Randall $175
A L Lindbergh and VT to G L Nelson
lots 4 and blk 8 $4,000
G. Gallus and VT to P Prokott ne 49,
39-82 $4,000
p Prokott and VT to Gallus same.
N W Imp Co to Jas Steinkugel NV
NV 345-41-29 $500
A Htlid and VT to F W Lucas x a
7-180-30 $175
G. johnson and VT to G Hammer
meitesrl. ot blk 1 Steele's add $500
P Berg and VT to r Hesch go 49,
41-129 $4,000
R Hesch to T Hesch ne 34-129-30
$2250
JR Steele and VT to R Kestner lot
4 blk 8 Steele's add $2250
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-07-03

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