davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22
. Pwely Persssal f.
al ooiii.s.r ven. 70 Pu.bl, (.

Al GailipGsr went 70 Pusblo 70.
day.
p. ". FARRELL transacted business
in Pueblo today.
j. B. Aeservs transacted business
in the county s-as today.
Frank Ruby has returned from
his ranch ut Las Animas.
Judge Badly 10 attending to
legal business in Canon today.
-Fathsr Edmund left roday for
Micanits and will return Friday.
-Undersherin ". L. Hawkins
was down from Canon Oity today.
Mrs. DR.. Williamson Of Rock.
vale. left today for Trinidad to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McLarrn
are mp from Trinidad packing up
their household goods to ship to she
latter piAoe.
Mrs. W. D. Oopen. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Peter sayles. left today for her home
in Ohilders. Texas.
DIR. 3apero, the eye. ear and
nose specialist. Of Denver, 10 in the
city for . couple OF days. He has
rooms in the Jack block.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22
8 & E

the celebrated Bad win, Hamilton
Ellington. and Valley Gem Pianos.
for sale by Lu,es 4 Cooley. direct
from f-ctory, Every piano fully
guaranteed for 10 years by Tho
Baldwin Piano Co.
Phone red 854.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

The largesr line Of Sterling silver
hat ware ever shown In Florence has
just been received by Morris and
Honey lyman for the holiday trade.
Sea . part OF the stock in their win.
dow; moro of It inside. 70.71
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22
Chile ParIor.

Thankssiving day. Fresh oysters.
New York counts. Best and largest on
the market. Don't forget them.
7o-7a ED. WATKINS.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

CArmody b Son Furniture g. Un
dertakers will make great cut OF
prices until their car Of new good
arrives. 6S.tf
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. &. O. Furniss have
rented the James McLaren place re.
Gently vacated BY r. J. Morse and
will OCCUPY the Same at an early
date.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

Through sleeping cars daily between
Pueblo and st. Louis via the SAINT 7
Fe in connection with the Wabash.
tt A. g Palmer. Agent
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

ThaDksglving fruit cake galore At
Hoffman Bros. so cents per cake.
order early. 7O.7I
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

Thanksgiving services will be held
ct tine Christian Science hall, Petro-
leum and Main. Thursday mornine
At 1O:45. All are welcome. 7O.7l
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22
Masquerade Costumes.

Mrs. Holly Of Denver. will be At
Muuson's bicycle shop. Wednesday.
Nov. IS. with = complete line Of Mas.
querade auita for the mask ball
Thanksgiving night Gall early and
make your selections. SO II
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

The case Of Calmet ". City Of Flor
ence has been cot for trial Friday.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

Tommy-"Pop. what 10 = genius ?"
Tommy's Pop-"A genius. my
son. 10 generally . fellow who man.
,ges to live without working"
Tommy-''The ex-senator 10 quite
. genius. isn't he. Fop?"
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

A dozen Of those fresh photos like
RiEehart makes given ont for Xmas
presenst will save you more money
and 60 farther than any oheap lot Of
trinkets. 7Otf
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22

Welli Welli Pouder IL in the
new furniture business Swellest line
Of new furniture. Fancv rockers,
dreasers. etc. Prices to soit all. Two
carloads will arrive Tuesday. How
ard Pouder. 1877 West Main. 66-tf
The daily tribune., 1904-11-22
...resaI ntvps.

Thanksgiving fruit cake galore at
Hoffman Bros. 30 cents per cake, order
early. 7O.7i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
0cftprbcn.

am 4. Sonuar i'm Srrermipl III
Uiailillon soieph 6. Qnons bon NeiU
gomerstopn. Ser WerltDrbene mar
nDn 1878 bis 1882 Sheriff Don 9uss
earafuas Gountp uno uobute ipdter In
Ne,p @Dnerstolun 100 man lhDn pur
Sabren Spureu bon @eiitesli6rnug an
ibm bemerite; i'm Nnfan9 mar er harm.
los. Dor orei Sabren erihisit es ilotb=
luenoia. ouB er nah oem Srrenoipl Qe=
br1dt tuurbe. no er li6 iotueit erbOlte.
ooB man i'm entlafen tonnte. bnh
ibDr III weniaer oils einem Sabre mub!e
er pisoer nod Dem Iipl eebraft iuers
ben. 100 er MN permeilte, bis Der Sob
| ieinem 2eben Elm 3iel ieBte. 2pons
binterldBt cine 9SltnWe uno elnen
5obn.
9lm Neuia6rstag in lllrldspille
Sobn Waribal 5ultou i'm Utter BON IS
Sdhren oil einer 2un9enent;iinouna.
Ser 8ertorbene mar in Bort Walb=
in0tou 9ebDren uno bintertdBt cine
Wittwe uno flint Ginoer.
9ie Sooesnadriht aus Dem Stone=
creet=Shale pom II. 9esember lit oa=
bin 81 ber;dti9en, oaB Der gerltorbene
Sobn Study bieb. 9erielbe NOR im
Sabre 1921 in Der e1neis Qeboren
uno fam i'm Sabre l849 nit ieiner
Satin na1 oen Ser. etaoten. 9sm
@bepaare wuroen 10 Glnoer 9eboren,
bon tpslden npd lieben. Sobn. SSriso=
rid, Simon. 6rau Wtarp Yidifli.
6rau Sophie giirti. 6rau &ola 9run=
ner uno Matbiloe aln 9eben lino, nit
26 8robtinOern uno 2 llrorobtinosru.
STUDY, oeIien 6rau IL; glugult 1895
eeltOrben, mar lett ben leBteu 20 Sab=
rem Elm Snualioe; am "a. Gea. fiel er
auf Dem @iie uno brad Die linte Siitte
uno oisie 8erleBun9 fiibrte ieinen 500
berbei.
Nm 2. Sanuar in 9enniIon Grau
Rate SulliDun i'm Itter pm Sc Sub
rem. 9ie 0eritorbene lpar aus Srlano
eebiirtip. tpobnte absr ihon 80 Sabre
in 8ennilOn. sic binterldBt einen
8atten uno lieben Ginoer.
Qlm 6. Sanuar in @efdeiter Grau
81. u. Wurpbp on Der Aus5ebrung.
Sic Yeritorbene bat friiber bier 9e=
wpbnt uno ibr 8atte mar Sber e)rer
auf Der Slloieite.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
so. IS. SorneItp nm her gQ;lns,

- 90. s. SarneFp bon Der Milner
Stublfabrit in Canal Douer batte elm
Nneebot eema6t. un bas Sroquis
Sbeater in @bicago nit Siben gu per=
iehen, bod lei fem Nugebot abaewieIen
woroen. pell cine anoere 6irma elm
bi[i9eres Nnaebot 9enla6t babe. Sr.
6aroefp elaubt, penn feline sibe I'M
9beater eetueien mdren, 10 bdtten fi9
mebr Meni1en retten f6nnen. oa es
nit benIelben leidter getueien pdre. Die
YldBe sufperlafIen uno Die Ius9dn9e
gu erreideu.
= Ser Giano-preis BEL Der Wsr!o=
iuna i'm 9oper SDnoicate tpurbe BON
goparo Slar in Canal Dooer ge3o9en
nit benz S;fet $50. 4049.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
WanDe 8allin9ton Sootb.

Die ndhfte Nummer ots New Bbila=
oelpbia Sodihul 2etture &uries 1T Elm
8ortrao bon Mauoe SaGin9ton Buotb
i'm Union GpsrubauIe am 9isuitaa
Ibeno, IL. Sanuar.
Jrau Booth 1T cine Der beiten Gmerls
taniidsn 8orleierinnen uno Iollte oaber
entbuliafil6 empfan9en lperosn. IS
lit oies .oieaeidt ole ein3i9e 8eleaenbeit.
Die iid guh bietet. oielelbe 3u b6ren.
&eIeruirte Sibe fDnnen om 6reita9
bis A llbr oil Der 9aRe i'm Spernbauie.
Ipdterbin bel Spes uno Saoerlps ge-
lihert peroen.
ginfaher gintritt nit reIerbirtem
SIP so @euts, Srrstidet $l.00. u
-Abonnirt auf ben Ser bahter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
Weitere 2otatnadrihieu onF Der

Weiters 2otoinadrihieu onf Der
i. geite.
Wir hnben beiiere 56littenbabn
als ieit Sabrsn.
Die SdneeIhaufler biirfen init
oem 8eainn bes Sabres aufrieoen leilL
alf pielieitiaes 8erlanaen beain-
nen mir i'll oiefer Summer nit Der pu=
blisirllna Der 8runoeigentbums- -ueber=
tra9un9en.
@s iIt i'm 2eben hGBlib eing.rih=
tet, oaB immer aeraoe au Der Set.
lUenN bus @eben nm beihmerliblien lit,
aud Die 0ffentIiaeu 8ertehrsmiiiel ber-
iogen.
- STANDARD 59iirsen=@inoham 5u
4 @enis per Yaro. gs MIRO su ieoem
einselnen Runoen nur Stpff Al elmer
Shiirse bertauft in g. 9. urfers sro-
bem Store.
- Die gisbdubfer freuen iid iiber
Die bifvn @isidoIlen aHo Die Sohlen=
bdneler iiber Die leeren &obleniduppen.
Sas iibriee Bublitum blalt iih in Die
frolfigen 6anoe.
- Ser idbrlide RonIum bon 3ufer-
seua tit oieism 2anoe iuiro auf nidt
tpeniaer als $50 WillIonen Dollars bee
rednet. aein Wunoer. DaB mir lauter
,iiiBe Mdoels" baben,
9ie greis=Hebuftion in unierem
Store beainnt am 6reita9 um ubr
Nahmittaas uno miro pdhreno oes
eanSen Monatss Sanuar fort9eIeBt in
g. g. llrIers aroBem Store.
Nm Montag tpuroe Der ieBiGe
superintendent Der Ginoerbeimatb.
Nueent. fir einen neiteren Sernin ers
mdblt uno 5rau Nu9eut Su9leih als
Matrone Der NnItalt fir einen meiteren
Sermin beItdti9t.
= 3niI1en Wineral @itD uno Mag'
nolia al Der 6. & .. @iieubohn Ities
ben am SamIta9 Nadmittag aluei
6ra6tsii9e SuIammen, nobel nebrere
BerIouen idlimme. wenn audi niat
lsbens0efdbrlide 9srlebun9en oapon=
tru9en.
-. 2ouis Superrien fano am Sien=
flag Na6mitiae in elmer SOblenmine in
=@olben ieinen SOB, inosm Elm
Soblentarren auf i'm fisl. Ser Wann>
entleerte Roblen Iber ein Sieb uno oa
er iah. oaB Die &oblen ni6t iiber oas
gieb berunterIielen, idob er einen 9ars
rem suritd uno trat Dor oenlslben. nm
bic Soblen lOs gu MAIDEN. sSn oisIem
Moment Qerietb Der Soblentarren luies
Der in Sang uno fiel berunter. Suoer'
ring nit iib fortrsiBeno. Nls Sii!fe
CUR STEELE lam. mar Der nn9liidli1e
meni&lider Siilfe entriift.
= Sn glew @omerstoiun berrIbte
am MDutae 9tahnlitta9 9ro6e 9luIres
9un9 iibsr sinen Suno, Der anIh.ineno
tod mar uno cine Nnaabl auoere Sunoe
uno auh mehrere Mdnner bib. Ser
tolle 0unoe nuroe aeIhoIIen uno Der
Dtapor ueroronete, oaB au6 ieoer
5uno. Der aebiTen puroe. seiboiien
,perbsn IolIts. 6Olaenoe MGnner pur-
ben oebiHen: Samuel Mistimen. al'
ireo geoples. 8ert Reap uno elm @on'
outteur gtamens Wartin. Sie Min=
ner 9inaen ioTort 5u einem 4rste, uno
IieBen ihre Wunoen ausbrennen.
= g1eeen cinem streit in Der ga.
mile ioate am Montae Senrp SeB in
@anal Sober auf cine Rlage ieiner
6rau perhaftet tperoen. 9lls bic polis
silteu 6eB perbafteten, bat pr, man
m6ee ibn nod auf einen Nueenblif in
Die 3ii6e 9eben lahen. Nls Deb nidt
3uriftam. iu6ten i'm Die goli5iiten
unb fanoen ihn binter bent Sauie. mo-
er li9 nit einem MeHer cine Wunoe
am linten Sano9eleuf beigebradt bate,
nit Der Qblidt, cine Sdlagaoer au off,
nen unb Selbfmoro 81 beaehpn. gr
wuroe Dor 6rieoensri6ter sos. 9ofett=
ler gebradt uno in grmanaeluna elmer
yurqihaft bon $l00 in oas 8efdn9niB
opSd1ift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
100000
OarOs Sll Dcrfanfen !.
SllrrD'S
Januar Derfanf

bepinnt om 9ienitaa, IL. Sanuor,
uno sShr ioltet iriib taufen rnb SUD
Die blllisiter 8reiIe iidsrn, Die nod ie
Qenladt ipurben, beipnoers an 1000
Stiifsn Seintngeluebe. G,inebams,
Wabras. Sriorbs. ieioedbnlihen 3afs
fet. gereales uno Giniiiss. Die fir ois=
ZEN Yertauf onaei6offt mnroeu. nit
einem 9roBer Yerlulie fir ben 6abri-
fanten. 9lefe Waaren lpiiroen nod,
ldAerlih lilig aebeiBen. su ben bi1ia=
fen grsiien fur Ynummplle. gBir
ta,lften bon einem 8roBhdnoler. Der ee-
raoe 8elo n0tbig batte, aud 500 Stif
lpeiBen, id)tparsen uno ueiben uno far=
biNen ieioendbnllhem @eltenltofi.
2lle oieie llno anoere Soden lieQen
Sud nun snr slusiuahl Dor. Ser
@ertauf miro fort9eiebt, bis Der yanSe
Torratb per9rihen 1T.
100000 Oaros sur ansp d bl.
1880 Yaros garnaba 8inahams,
ipertb Is @ents. meroen Dertauft
VI OS<
1852 Yaros Soffet nit rotben uno
blauen Gi9uren. wertb l2ac fir Sc.
1927 Ydros Sop 5ofinQ. ROTH. grim,
rosfarbia. blau uno dampagneriar=
big. nertb 2oe.. fir. .... Sc.
1882 Yorts Sea Sslanos 36 3pn
brett. Percales. leldte Turben in
Streifen. mertb l2!c., fir. 79e.
1914 0aros Waoras. nit IGnarSen
uno meiBen 5treiien, auh nit roe
then, blauen. belrptben uno 9riinen
Streiien. Sc 3oll brett, mertb 25c.,
tlt.... ............ zoe.
885 Oaros isiosnaefreifte @baaies.
mertb 50c.. fir ..25c.
1912 Daros Comfort Calico. pertb &c.
6l07 Yaros Oinlities. pertb l0-l5c.
Gil garos aseitenitoff-6lannsl merta
l5c.. fir .6tc.
1889 Daros geiiinqs fir Sbirtiueitsn.
weiB. idwar3 uno wsiB. hsaretb,
/, blau llno ueiB, lpertb 35e. uno 75c.,
fur f0c.
% 8ub. 8olf Sotoiduhe iiir Dameu
uno Wdohen. tucrtb Soc. fir Csc
Is Bettnefen fir. 49,. ..85e.
II. I. no.. IL. !. ~.
Wieoerpert1ufer erbalten oneemells-
nen Gabatt.
Qllle oiele Waaren Iino bon better
aualitGt. Britt Die 9reiie obsr beNer
tommt ielber uno lebt.
6. 9S. 9urrD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07

Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
as second class matter.
Das Common pleas 8eridi III
In 5ibun9.
- Bnler Comfort galiep 81 81
Gents per Daro bel 8. g. llrfsr.
- 9tm Abeno oes Neniabrstaees
Eiel s. y. Jorbes in llbri6suille auf
Dem @iIe uno brad ben llnten Urn.
- Ser Winter oauert nod polle orei
Monate uno % lit es pOlli9e 8er=
f6penoun9, Die RdIte alle duf einmal
au liefern.
- auh Die 3ppal Ge,per pipe So.
In Miopale bat Die 2Dhne ibrer 4n9e-
5iellten lett oem |. Sanuar um 10 prD=
Sellt beruntergeleBt.
Am 5onntaq Na9mittaa bra9
in 2Ou,s 0aeners SpeSerslIaoen III @a=
nal Souer iSeuer aus. oas leoph ge-
l6l9t rpsroen tonnte, pbne 9roBen
Sdaoen gu tbun.
- Am 5reitag Mlor9en meroen ollie
un5ere % @lerts Damlt pel61fti8t ieln.
ole Breisnotlrun9en ami alen Waaren
in nnlrrem 9rDBsn Store gu reoualren.
g. g. urfsr.
Su faatien rerlan9t. Gin
oolltdnolges &dierei- i-8elHlrr nit eI.
mem Senel, Der Don 24UO bis 2600
8iuno bait,
So Il. 8. 5auier,
Ga9ersullle, =.
- Sie 4n9eftelten oes Stabltrults
in @anul GOper, mel4e bon Ger Subn=
reouttion am /. Sanuar ni9t betrOffen
muroen, llno am ;Donta9 mt 'elner
2obnreouttlOn bon Is YrpSent beOaht
tuproen.
- Din Utontag Gormittag 9eriet9
Der @anertburm bel benz SabnbOf Der
g. & >. @lienbabu in Srano. Sas
Waller mar 9eiroren uno aIs man ole
G0bren mittslft 6euer auttbauen
iupGte. aeristb oas 9olspert IN Srano
nno tOuute uur nit 9roBer Utlbe 9es
l6I9t weroen.
yei benz G9neeeeit0ber am
GamItu9 blieb Der g9a9en.. Der Ganton.
Nen Yptlaoelptia StraBenbahn. Der
ams11 llbr bier fdlig tuar. 3plldell
ganal Eoper uno bier in S1nee iteden
uno fam erH am Na6mitta9 .orei llbr
bier oil, naboem cine Nusabl Arbeller
Dos 8eleiie frei 9elna1t batten.
- Sine 8eIelldaft bon unierem
gountp, sr0btentbeiIs 8eidditslsute
uDn Stem Ypilaoelpbia, bsablihti9en in
2aulano. @olboctpn @Duntp, 8laswerts
su erridten, oa in Der oorti3en Se9eno
ganobante Qefunoen ipuroen, Die iebr
reid an rtiner GieIeleroe tno uno lit
oaber porsiiali6 aur SlasfabritatiOr
eionen. glls Ittiondre Der 8eIeli4aft
meroen oenannt: Greo. Siin3li, sSObr
Barr, gbas. SeiB uno Inoere.
5. g. O'5urep. Der ieit oem leb.
ten Mdr3 in Canal Goper v$be @ountr
Retps" publisirte. bat seaen Grant u.
9ap, 8eorge Us. Mepers unb gilbert
3. MeiIner cine 5aaoeneriaBtla9e FIJI
slO,0 anbdnsia gemaht. neil oieIel.
ben oas @eiddft S. 3. O'Gureps mil
Befdlae bslsst uno 2ilte uno Gnaeiaer
Der ,,Nelps" fur ben Sailp Reporter"
Dertpenoet baben. Der felt oem l. Sa'
nuar in Canal Souer erlheint. gBis
es ideint. idulo ts S'6urep Dem nRe.
porter" 800 fur 9rufarbeit.
- Wer Wein poer Yrannttuein gum
ssamilieneebrau9 einfaufen mill, gebe
in bas 2iqueur.@eihdft BON gloolpb
ann gublic square. II.
Rdserei su perpad)test. nit
ooer obne @elhirr. naberes bel +. b.
gInten, @airo. Start Co., 8. IS
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Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
D.. as second class matter.
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
PROPOSALS.

TERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT Washs
iugtou. D. O., October 10. I904-SeaIe led
proposals, iu duplicate, viii be received
az this ONCE until O'CLOCK T. N
then opened, for the purchase Of the o..
s. Steam Lighter Kearney now lying
IN this harbIr Blank forms, with in-
structions for making proposals, and
further Information viii be furnished
intending bidders upon application 10
this Orlce. The right is reserved to the
United states 90 reject any or all pro-
posals, or 20 accept any proposal and
reject the remainder Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked
Proposals for the Purchase Of the IT, s.
Steam Lighter Kearuey," and addressed
10 Capt A. ~. BUTT, Quartermaste
II. S. A. in charge Of depot.
OcI2, Il, IA 5.no7,s
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
INDUSTRIAL list
SPECIALLY STRONG
Steel Preferred Higher in
Face Of Large Sales.
Reports Of Increasing Railroad Orders
for Equipment Garry Up Prices Of
Steel Products.

NEW YORK. Oct 13.-The stock mar
keJ at the opening, averaged slightly
stronger, chiefly through advances OF
the specialties. The steel stocks and
Pennsylvania were down d, and Norfolk
and Western lost = on a single sale.
Reading, ST. Paul and Union Pacific
were barely steady. Pressed Steel rose
IA IN anticipation Of the regular diyi-
dend I'm about TWO weeks Missouri
Kansas and Texas common rose 81 pre-
ferred a. Rubber Goods rose "a. Rub
Der preferred rose r.
Irregularity was the principal feature
OF the market this morning The rail-
way list was somewhat reactlonary,
and declined fractonally, ana there
were some indications OF the abatement
of the recent speculative energy.
on the other hand, there were several
notably strong developments IN the in
dustrial group and among sLecialues.
Reports OF increasing railroad orders
for equipment Influenced an advance OF
IA i'm Pressed Steel Car and American
Car ana Foundry. 1ss in Car and Foun-
dry preferred. and a moderate fraction
in American Locomotive United States
Rubber stocks continued strong on trade
outlook. the common gaining over
point Further recovery TOOK place u
National Lead The Corn Produces STOCKS
were higher preferred gaining Ia ALllal-
gamared Copper ruled only steady. FeO-
pies Gas rallied e per cent, The local
traction grnup reflected renewed specu-
laIiCu FOR the rise Metropolitan Securt-
ties advanced rs per cent ana Metro
uoitau Street Railway l9s. Brooklyn
Governments unchanged. Other bonds
irregular.
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

X street southeast, between Half and
First streets-Christina 9. Coleman et
vir. Joseph H., 20 FTarcis =. Richards,
original lot u and part original lot 10.
Fifth street northeast. between Z ana
r streets-John j.. Lynch 81 Tx. 10 Fred
eTick Johnson, lot s., square $50 $40
Peters mill seat and addition to
WOOdWard's lOt-Angellna Scarf 20 An
ME 81. scarn, parts. SO.
ll5 Eleventh street uOrLheast-Euge-
MIA j.. DOuOhOe eL viz Daniel T., 20
Frank. vs.. Tucker lot II. square 9a8. $40
6ll @ street northeast-ElenOra Mein-
king. ct viz, Franz C.. 10 Elizabeth
Tausley, lot 100. square 913, $40.
Lanier Heights-GeOrge S. Hees 81 Tx.
10 Robinson White, part lot a. SO.
6l2 Fifteenth street northeast-Melleu
g. Hooker et uX. 10 Vincent j.. Kelly,
lot ~ square l05l. SO
FlIIh ana = streets EorthWesl-G on
rad SchWab Ct uX. 20 William @. Tim
norman, part original lot j, square AZ.
Second street northeast. between G
and u streets-ChaTles Beudhelm TO
Norman II. Eugel, part original lot -,
5l3 7. Street northvest-WiIIiam r.
Gardner ct NIX. 10 David II. and Annie
Eqseus Tot 90. square ~, $40
lie Droit Park-Margaret J. Wallace
q al 20 Henrietta =. Wymauy lot q,
p y Street northwest-Electa J. Ed
son 10 George Butt, lot 81. square 6lS,
East Washington Park-Johu D.
grolssant e. all trustees 20 j. Walter
., block 49, lots ! 20 &. Is. 80 to q, block
81, and lot -, block 81, 1928
East Washington Park. Walter
20 g. 81 10 a. block 81. SO
American University EeiEhts-Kate
v. McMurTay 10 j. ID. Cr0issaut, lot p.
American University TIeights-Adol-
phine L. kaufman et vir Matthias S
70 J. ID. Crolssant. lot 81. block lg $500
1901 Vermont avenue nOrthwest-FIar-
riet II. Eliney TO Thomas I. Jones. lot
So square 56l S.. 800.
$50 RI street nOrIhCasI-CharIes s. Rice
to Percy Crawford lot e. square 100 slG
Seventeenth street northwest. between
II and S streets-WilIlam S Afiuuix ct
uX. 70 Robert Q. Shinu, part original
lot L. square 154 $40.
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, oct. 13.-Capt r.
r. Knox, auctlOneer. pursuant 20 de-
crees Of the corporation court. sold at
auction yesterday the following prop
erty:
TO James A. Taylor. a house and lot
on the south side Of Wolfe Street, be-
tween Alfred and Columbus Streets. for
500
John NJ Johnson. attorney, bought a
lot of ground on the east side Of West
Street. between Princess and Queen
Streets, for $3.50
Leo Genzberger bought 10 a house and
lot on the west side of Patrick Street
between Cameron and King Streets, for
$500
IL Hunt bought in a house and lot
on the south side of GibbOn Street, be-
tween Columbus and Washington
Streets. Tor So.
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS
NECESSARY.
DoetoEs Frequently Mistaken.


81 suffered untold agony with piles
for over three years. Two doctors told
me nothing but an operation would cure
me. i tried different remedies. but
nothing did me any good until / used
Pyramid Pile Cure. bought six 5o-cent
boxes at the drug store and now I can
do my work and so out. where before /
spent most of my time lying down. /
thank God for giving the dfscOverer the
knowledge TO make such cure.
recommend it 90 ala my friends. and II ]
ever have piles again viii certainly use
this remarkable remedy You can use
this On any way you wish 10 make
known the wonderful merit OF pyramid
Pile Cure" Mrs. VIM Mucky. 81 Mar
shall Street Elizabeth, n. J.
The experience OF this LADY Is that Of
thousands 81 others who have been as
sured that nothing short OF an opera
complaint. on the face Of BE-. IL appears
as ii too many surgeons operate IN or
der that they may keep thclF hand i'm
and lose NO portion OF their skill then.
again too many surgeons are anxious
to experiment dixie the scientific man
iu Mark Twain. pathetic story Of the
dog and her little PUPPY, and do not
have proper regard for patients ply
steal welfare or condition.
we advise every sufferer 20 think
twice before submitting 20 an operation
for piles and suggest that those inter
ested write 20 the Pyramid Drug Co,
Marshall. Mich. for their little book on
the causes and cure of piles which is
sent free for the asking Ocll.lS
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Holding a Probate
Court-NO. lZ4lI. Administration. This is
20 give notice that the subscriber, OF
from the Probate Court OF ;h- BistricT
Of Columbia, letters testamentary on
the estate OF Mort. * We'll late of the
District OF Columbia. deceased. All per
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
theuticated, 10 the subscriber on Or be-
fore the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D., 1890, otherwise they may By law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
September, 1904. HELEN X WE'LL
care or j. Watson, Jr., AZ Cathedral
street, BalumJre, Nd. Attest. tSeaII
WM. q. TAYLOR. Deputy Regist.r 0f
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court JOHN WATSON,
Jr., Attorney SEES Oct6I8
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Holding Probate
COurt-NO. 1898 Administration This
IS to give notice that the subscriber of
the District OF Columbia. has Obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District
OF Columbia. letter of administration on
the estate of John ". Pickett late OF
the District Of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are nefeDF Harhed 20 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated 10 the subscriber on or
before the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D., 1900, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. Given under my hand this 1Sth
day OF September. 1904 ARTHUR c.
PICK EFT 1894 O. street northwest.
Attest; lSeaiI ~. j. GRIFFITH. Deputy
Register Of wills. for the District Of Co
LAMBERT & BAKER, Attorney.
SEES, Oct6,l3
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
MENACED BY FIERCE
GALE WHERE TUG SANK

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct 13.-John
Morgan ST., Of Philadelphia. owner Of
the tugboat Durham, which capsized I'm
the Delaware River recently. when eight
men We're drowned. made a trip down
The river on the steamer East Side 10
pick up Wreckage Of the tug The East
Side was caught iu e. gale, and for a
time IL was feared il would capsIze
where the Durham sank. Tire steamer
finally reached "a place OF safety
The Washington times., 1904-10-13
TRIES TO DIE
WITH HER FlANCE

CHICAGO, Oct I3-Thomas Smith,
nineteen, was discharged as a traction
conductor because ne was a minor
Dependent because this necessitated
postp0uiug his wedding, he drank car
bOlic acid and died.
At his bedside his fianCee. Grace HoI-
lex. eighteen, drank acid, but was
saved. When he died she made a second
unsuccessful attempt.