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The Van Buren press., 1904-05-21
Mcponnid Jury secured,

bedford, Ind, May lN A Jury was
secured Tuesday for the trial ot James
Mcdonald, charged with the murder OF
Sarah shutcr the schoolcNchor The
introduction of testimony wap begun,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-21

The paintings OF a number OF ma
tive artists have been placed on cyhl'
billon IN the Arkansas bulldipe at the
Sc, Louis worlds fair,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-21

The South produces NJ per cent
Of the sweet potatoes. has almost an
absolute monopoly Of the sugar
cane, molosscs, syrup and sugar
(not including beet sugar. crop,
worth $3o,O00,OOO, and has half y
million acres in peanuts, producing
a crop worth over SnOoOOOO, to the
rest Of the country's 1000 acres pro.
ducinR $4,000 worth Of peanuts,
80 that cotton is not the Souths
only valuable monopoy,-Augusta
Chronicle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-31

home during the session of the
legislature.
New Years fruitand CONNECTIONS
at Peterson's.
George Tanner spent last even
ing at Bagley on business.
The Model Bakery delivers tc
any part of town. Phone 1875.
The Palace Cafe will serve their
special Sunday dinner tomorrow
They all like the special Sun
day dinner served at the Palace
Cafe.
The Cribs special Sunday din
ner will be ready at 1890. Only
IS cents.
Happy new year to all kino
friends and customers. j. Pet
efSOn. Jf.
Hakkerup makes a speciality OF
family groups. Send for him for
Christmas groups.
W. A. Gould returned from
Kelliher this morning and viii
remain in the city for a few days
The Cribs special Sunday din
ners are growing in popularity
each week. Go there tomorrow
Mrs. M. S. Hitchcock has re
turned TO Ada after week s
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. W
Hitchcock.
The Palace Cafe grows in popu
larity, because their meals are
homelike, we'll cooked. Try their
special Sunday dinner tomorrow
and be convinced.
Matt Cannon returned from
Kelliher this morning. He will
attend to business matters here
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THE CITY
Masks at Peterson's.

Masks at Peterson's.
All kinds of signs. J. A. Hofff.
For flash light pictures try
Hakkerup.
Fancy fruit for the table.
Peterson's.
Cream that whips at the Model
Bakey. Phone 1926.
S. R. Moorhead is a business
visitor from Turtle River.
For carriage painting see j. A.
Hoff, rear Swed back block.
Howard Bailey was business
visitor at Bagley last evening,
The Palace Cafe will serve their
special Sunday dinner tomorrow.
Extra painting with every
dozen pictures at $500 or more
at Hakkerup's.
H. LeBleu left for Farley last
night to look after the interests
of the F'itger Brewing company.
", A course at Buttons Business
College, Crookston, MIMI, for
$25 if you enter during January.
Rev. j. T. Clark returned last
night from Brainerd, where he
has spent Christmas with rela-
tives.
Souvenir paper weight with
your own photograph with every
dozen small pictures at Hakker-
ups.
Senator and Mrs. Swedback
will leave tonight for ST. Paul,
where they have rented a house
and where they will make their
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future. He returned to Crooks
ton last night.
A. G. Brandt of Little Falls is a
business visitor here today.
| Twenty five per cent off cost
price on wall paper. j. A. Hoff.
For a good homelike meal try
the special Sunday dinner served
at the Palace Cafe.
FL. Calvert, of Verndale is the
guest Of his son, Harry Calvert,
of the Bemidji Elevator Go.
The Misses Alice and Florence
Pendergast are enjoying q
pleasant vacation with friends at
Red Lake.
| 0. j. Lag VA today received the
sad news that his mother was
slowly passing away at her home
in Chicago.
County Superintendent elect
J. J. Regan Of Solway is in the
city today preparing to ass ume
his official duties next week.
J. b. Harris, who has a large
contract for cutting logs came in
from the north country this
morning and is spending the day
purchasing supplies.
New Years reading at Peter
sons.
Monday is a legal holiday. The
banks will be closed as well as
the Offices usually closed on holi-
days, and there will be no issue
Of the Pioneer for that day.
The Red Cross is coming.
Pat Cassin IS in from Nebish
for the day, and reports pros
perity at that point as well as
great satisfaction over the re-
Gently inaugurated daily mail
service.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Loggers complain of the dis
astrous effects of the present
pleasant weather and it is hoped
for business reasons that it may
soon be followed by a freeze up
and fall of snow.
New Years fruit at Peterson s.
r. j. Miller is entertaining as
his guest James r., Robson, of
Galva, Ill. Mr.. Robson has been
here the past few days attending
to business matters and expects
to return home Monday.
New Years toys at Peterson's.
Our best advertisers are those
who have tried our meals. We
serve them to suit you. We in
vite you to our special Sunday
dinner tomorrow. Ready at 1890
and costs you but IS cents.
New Years cigars at Peterson's.
A badly blazing chimney at the
office of Gibbons & Torrance this
morning necessitated the turn.
ing in of a fire call, but the dan
ger was over before the fire de-
partment could reach the scene.
The first meeting Of the new
board Of county com missioners
will be held Tuesday, when the
new officers will be sworn in.
The bonds Of John Whitman as
auditor and III. j. Loud as county
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrl
that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., con-
tains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. tits taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by p.
j.. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free. Sold by all druggists.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Notice Of Sale Of Stumpage on State
Lands.
Lands.

o
10 sta t waste
be Wilb
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IopOOuoI.
Z. w, Smith, Of Blackduck is
calling on friends here today.
They all like the special Sun
day dinner served at the Palace
Cafe.
The Grill's special Sunday din
ner will be ready at 1890. Only
IS cents.
For a good homelike meal try
the special Sunday dinner served
at the Palace Cafe.
G. e. Albrant who has been at
tending to business matters up
the north line returned this
morning.
Miss Mennett Rogers left this
morning for Nary where she will
enjoy few days vacation with
relatives.
w. III. Shaffer returned last ev-
ening from Fosston and has re-
sumed his work at R. w. Reeds
Photographic studio.
Owing to Monday being a legal
holiday the general delivery de-
partment of the postoffce will be
open only from to 2 p. m.
Mrs. A. Kaiser and son, Ros-
coe, returned to Bagley this
afternoon after a two days visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Gilmore.
Snow in the Big Fork country,
prior to the present thaw, is said
by homesteaders from that sec
ton to have been three feet on
the level.
The Palace Cafe grows in popu-
larity, because their meals are
homelike, we'll cooked. Try their
special Sunday dinner tomorrow
and be convinced.
J. w. Irwin left9Ias night for
Blackduck and Kelliher, where
he will inspect the six logging
camps now in operation by the
firm of Irwin & O'Brien.
Work on the interior of the
Swedback block is being pushed
rapidly and the building will be
ready for occupancy within a
comparatively short time.
Brings bright, shining, merry
eyes, rich, red blood, good health.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Barker's Drug
Store.
F. O. Sibley, chairman Of the
board of county commissioners,
came in last night from bis home
at Solway and has been attend
ing to various county matters at
the court house today.
Our best advertisers are those
who have tried our meals. We
serve them to suit you. We in
vite you to our special Sunday
dinner tomorrow. Ready at
1890 and costs you but IS cents.
It sends the life's blood dane
ing through your veins; the exhi-
iarating feeling one feels after
using HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is wonderful. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Barker's Drug
Store.
Vim. M. Hines has new idea.
It's to employ $50 lumberjacks
after January Is and make men
Of them. Hines promises to en-
ploy every man of them through
Wheelock's employment agency.
This is a good boost for Buck.
It's wonderful power goes to
the seat Of your trouble, vitalizes,
strengthens every part of your
body. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. Barker's
Drug Store.
DR.. ]. Warninger left last night
for Tenstrike, where be will make
another examination of the horses
injured in the recent railroad
wreck in that city. Mr.. Warm
ger is the chief veterinarian for
the Minnesota & Internationa.
railway company.
The contest case Of William
Johnson VS.. +. @. Sibley for a
valuable homestead near Lake
Itasca has been decided in favor
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aey have already been APP

attorney have already been ap-
proved.
Olga Thompson came in this
morning from Kelliher for tie
day.
A. Zekman, the Minneapolis
furrier, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Miss Barbara Olson took the
afternoon train for a visit with
relatives at Wilton.
The Cribs special Sunday dim
|ners are growing in popularity
each week. Go there tomorrow.
There is no lever so powerful
as plain and simple facts Marks
Lung Balsam will cure your
|cough.
L. Aimdon, is in from Mallard
where he is employed in the in
terest Of the Crookston Lumber
company.
At the Baptist church tomor
row special New Year addresses
will be delivered both morning
land evening.
Mrs. James A. Field returned
yesterday afternoon to her home
at Ashawa, Mimi, after spending
a few weeks with relatives and
friends here and at Eagle Bend.
M. D. Stoner, who has been in
Minneapolis, comforting with
the officials of the Minneapolis,
Red Lake and Manitoba railway,
is expected home this evening.
T. Swanson, an employ in the
planning mill at Turtle River met
with a painful accident last even
ing. While making the change
of saw blades the fingers of the
left hand were nearly severed.
He was brought to the city this
morning and the hand dressed.
BE-. Sullivan has just returned
from trip to the Big Fork coun-
try and is spending a few days
renewing acq uaintances here.
Mr.. Sullivan and a few friends
intend returning to that country
in few days where they will
take up claims. Mr.. Sullivan is
firm believer that it will be but
a short time before the railroads
reach the settlers of the north
country.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
PUBLIc 81 81 PRoPERrY.

s H. Lunt, auctioueer, at noon today.
In front of the Royal Street entrance
10 the city hail. sold the following
pieces Of property;
To s. H. Lunt, for $40. a lot on the
west side Of Columbus Street, near Duke
Street
TO s. II. Lmt. for 1913. houses and
lots sz3, 40. and 40 South Columbus
street, and lot on Columbus Street, near
Wolfe
To C. o. Pullman, for $50, house and
lOt I'm court bounded by Prince, COIum-
bus, Duke. and Alfred Streets.
To Mrs i. A beavers a house and
l0t in Cameron street. near Henry
TO Mls. z A. beavers. Tor $40, three
houses iu court back OF SOS. $40, and S1Z
Princess Street. William Dulauey also
bought two houses in this same court
Tor sos.
William Dulauey bought for 1850 a
house and Tot sos Princess Street
Mrs beavers bought for S1.G00 two
houses and lots $40 ana 9l2 Princess
Street
Carter Bros. bought for $500 a house
and Dot iu fEe south side OF Prince
Street. near Eayette.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
GRAND YISITATIONS
TO RED MEN LODGES
Visitors From Philadelphia Meet With
and Encourage the Tribes Of
District Reservation.

The past week has been an interest
ing one TO the members of the I'M
proved Order of Red Men.
Not only has almost every tribe been
On the WarpaJh and captured palefaCes,
but one OF the oldest chiefs OF the or
der and "a past officer, Past Great In
COhOnee Thomas X. Donnally, of Penn
sylyauia, was the guest at Usage Tribe.
No. @, last Monday sleep and also at
Sioux Tribe, No. IS, on last Tuesday
sleep. upon the occasion of the annual
visitation of the great chiefs of the
Great Council of the District of Colum-
Dia, TO that tribe Another distin-
glIshed visiting chief was the great
sachem OF the reservation of Eeuusyl-
Vanid. The short talks OF these Two
visiting chiefs were Iull or encourage
meut 10 Washington tribes.
p G. J. Donually, having been for
years the chairman OF the ritual COM
mltJees and having made the customs
and legends OF the ab0Ugine q study.
warriors and braves who all left the
wigwam declaring they had learned
more than they ever had in all their
great suns mem BerShip with the order.
Those who were not present missed one
OF the best and most instructive short
talks ever delivered before the Indians
OF this reservation.
The Ino4-ns of White Eagle Tribe, No.
lI, of Southwest Washington, are still
keeping up the good work started. as is
evidenced by the fact that the trial TO
the ChiefJalns council was taught to
sleep all the new members who have
been advanced TO the chiefs degree for
the past moon viii be taught the mys-
terles or the lawmakers. degree.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY. div
ldeuds that VIII please YOU. Address IJI
DfeXel Bulldlng. Philadelphia, Pa. III
A Completely equipped small
steam laundry, at less than machinery
value owner leaving city. 500 cash. bali
aLce from profits. viii bear strictest in
sesdsaIlon. address BOX l5z. this Of
IS ANTED-BOarding or small livery sta
Die. Adress BOX loo. this once. IL
FOR LE-Horseshoeing and black
smith SHOP cheap Address BOX III,
lnls once ocz3-7t
OUR GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
pay 10 20 SO monthly on SO ana up
malls INDUSTRIAL GUARANTY 90.
lci5 First National Bank Building. Chi
cago. IL
CORNER GROCERY, GEORGETOWN: cash
Ld1es good mousse cheap rent right
price investigate, Address BOX l54,
Lhls oI1ee Ocz3-3J
CORNER GROCERY. no opposition.
best location In Washington invoice all
asked ts@55 see this at once. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil + st.
ocZ5-5t
DAIRY LUNCH. guaranteed 10 clear
SzuJ5 yearly over all expenses This IS
q SiHe-aWay. SlrlJJ- NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS' On Il ST. oc2s-3t
GOOD THING-LlttIe gem Of grocery.
cash business or 80 daily your o1cr
BROKERS. ON + ST. oc25-5J
FREE LOTS 10 advertise New York
suburb; send stamp for one lot Ocean
view. high elevation. REALTY COR
POHAIION. 81 Broadway, New York
FOR SALE - OId-established boarding
house. due stand for oysters and dairy
lunch owner retiring from business.
apply -lgl tth 81. NV oezz-st
FOR RENT-storeroom Tor meats ana
vegetables; rooms and bath above for
evening purposes ana sJable. DO the
best portion OF the Northwest section
some fixtures and trade, LOUIS =.
SHOEMAKER. go u 81. NV. oezz-5t
If YOU WANT TO enter or go out OF
business. call on me i buy and sell all
hlhus Of active. reliable. esta bLsheu bust
ness. GRANT PARISH 1923 New York ay,
WANTED-To lease wharf ia George
L'mAi alale locauou, space. and terms
41dIezs EoA - thls ottlce. 0czz-3t
FOR sALE--CoaI yard; old stand Ad-
dress Boz l5l. thls othce- ocz2-st
WANTED-A Crane army man with
$3.50 4t a money coming business. adj
dress BOX ils, this office. OcZl-5t
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS So TO $40
per day guaranteed $500 required. in
vestigate- TOWER COMPANY. GA 9Th
~. NV oc2I-8t
LAUNDRY ROUTE and cigar stand
Win STOCK ana LAlAIHsr present income
%5J Per month net $40 takes IL. TOWER
COMPANY. gu 5th ST. NV. 0czl-st
$500 TAKES stock and fixtures of dry
goods and small notions same hands -
years. genuine chance for right party
as these goods invoice over 81 500, nue
chance Tor two ladies', trade s. 900 10
s.. 600 yearly very anxious % sell
TOWER COMPANY, OH 7th st. NV.
ron sALE-A bakery. Can Us II ST.
he. Oc2l-3L
FOR SALE-pairy lunch. with patron
age Of three departments. owner In bad
health wants oueri rare chance. THE
SOULE co. Guc.), $50 la. ave.
0cZ0-3t
TRUST FUNDS 10 loan on improved
property ia sums as low as 500; 8 per
cent interest. Law Err Room -, aZl
81 81 NV oc2J-4t
PATENT LAWYER. nnguist college
graduate. with foreign practice, eXpe-
rlenCe. wants partner small capital re-
quired. Address BOX 49, thia office.
OczQ-4t
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
JOSIAH QUINCY IDENTIFIED.

Josiah Quincy. of Boston, tells of how
he was once identified by a labOrer who
was enlightening a friend. THAT is
Josiah Quincy" said the first IabOrer
"An' who IS Josiah Quincv?" demanded
the other. Don We know who Josiah
Quincy is2' demanded the first man. 81
niyer saw SIGH Ignorance. Why. he's
the grandson OF the statue out there In
the yard
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
USES A SILVER PIPE

The Empress of Japan not only
smokes, but uses silver pipe with
stem ten inches long The bowl is small
In fact. only a quantity Of tobacco suf-
ncient TO give the smoker two or three
Whlns can be put into 10. Then the
ashes are knocked out and the pipe is
carefully cleaned before IL is redlled-a
process gone through many times iu
II. ----.- Of IN -LL-----n
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
Mr.. WOODS FUNERAL.

Tie funeral Of the late James +. Wood
took place AT his home in South Co
lumbus Street this afternoon, and was
LARGELY attended. Belle Haven Council
Junior order United American Me-
chanfcs. attended ia a body. The Rev.
Dr. Wray. of the First Baptist Church,
onaciated. and the interment was made
IA Bethel Cemetery
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
NOT PUTTING ON AIRS.

The American travellers abroad asked
the guide TO translate the Inscription on
the base of the public fountain.
Water is the best thing on earth Do
he said.
'Ah. we'll" they said, turning their
stems in the direction of the little inn
near at hand. '.IL would be presum ptOus
in us to order Lhe best. We will take
something else. Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
WATER QUESTION
Up IN ALEXANDRIA
Council Committee Meets
Corporation Officials.
TROUBLE FULLY EXPLAINED
Company Read" to Clean Out Reser-
voirs, One at a Time-Mr.
Spinks Spokesman.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. 22-The
pure water question, as between the
city council and the Alexandria Water
Company, was opened this evening in a
conference held at the water company
office, in Prince Street between Presi
dent Roberts and Director Huldsh. rep
resenting the water company, and
Messrs- spinks, Curtin, I'm. and Harri-
son, representing the city council
The conference was characterized by
great courtesy throughout The rep
resentatives of the water company
showed themselves anxious TO give all
the information possible TO the repre-
sentattves of the city. and TO do all that
could be done 10 improve the condition
OF the water.
The Water Pure.
It appears that the water before being
pumped into the reservoirs is entire
~ pure and palatable. good country
stream water but after passing through
the reservoir and pipes it acquires a
disagrecable taste and odor. The water
company exhibited an analysis show
ing that there is nothing In the water
deleterious TO health
Mr. Spiuks was the spokesman for the
committee and the subject was talked
over i'm various lights. The water COM
pzuy oncials declared that as soon as
ram sumcienL 70 give a tuu supply Of
water had swelled the race they would
proceed 10 clear out one OF the reser-
Noirs. az q time and take such steps as
would insure that the water then
turned on would be as pure and whole
some as formerly.
To Submit Statement.
II was greed that the water authorI-
ties would submit TO the committee iu
time for presentation to the next meet
ing Of the city council a fun statement
In reference 10 the subject. This was
the result OF the conference.
An amusing incident took place. as
related by Mr. Spinks. 1t appeared that
after the analysis showing the purity
OF the supply had been shown BY the
water authorities 10 the committee AIr
splnks went ever to the water cooler
ana drawing "a glass OF crystal pure
and bright water from one OF the arte-
sian wells here said. Il see you drink
AllcO water as well as I do, and a
sgenial and general laugh closed the
conference
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct. Pat ST.
PauIs Protestant Episcopal Church to-
morrow the Rev. John X. Mason, d. d .
VIII conduct services in the moruing.
The pastor the Rev p =. Phillips, win
preach at night
The Rev. Mr.. Bel viii conduct serv-
ices at Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church tomorrow
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
SEABOARD AIR line RAILWAY.

Ticket once I42I Peuua, Ave.
For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta. Biz
miugham, Mobile, Pensacola, auI Sew Orleans
1876 A. NJ UAILl->gaUlard 8Ial.-TlrauEH
Pullmao Buffet s4egpeTs TO jacksonville, Fla,
connecting az Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 20
Atlanta.
train 10 Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
Sleepers through 20 Atlanta, JacksauyiIa, and
Tampa. taking on Cafe Dining Car az Hamlet.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
~ ~ PRIsONFRs-

Guard IS. J.. Dawson. OF the State
peniteutiaTy-. arrived in this city today
and took back 90 Richmond with him
VIII MCCOY and Jean Lewis. both
NEGROES. who were sentenced bV the
CORPORATION court here 10 serve one year
ia the peulteuuiaFy for Tobblug 8 man
a. Princess and Pitt Streets some time
ago.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23

The members OF the Reliance Steam
Fire Engine COMPANY. No 8, VIII on
Monday night next give an oyster roast
al their house iu North Patrick street.
The committee having the affair iu
charge o. George ". Petty chairman
Harry Teuuys0n, and A. D. Grimes
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
NEW Union DEPOT

The foundation for the new union de-
pot 10 De erected west or this city, has
been commenced. Next week the Wash
iugt8u Southern Railway Company viii
invite proposals for the construction u
Tho building.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
DON'T LIKE THE RISK.

The insurance companies in which
Prince John Obolensky the new
ernOr general Of FINLAND, holds policies
nave insisted upon increasing the pre-
miums by So per cent in consequence of
his having accepted the post LEFT vacant
hy Bobrlk on murder, so probable do
they consider 10 thai he viii meet a like
4.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ny.

Trains leave Feulzy wanna station Daily
$3.50 +. M.-OHllAGU and ST. LOUIS sPE-
CIAL- Solid ves-Ibule, electric uzuEad,
dining car train 10 ST. Louis with Pullman
sleepers 20 Louisville. Cincinnati. IudilIl-
8poii-, and 81. Lous. PaT-aF Car through ID
Virginia Hot Springs week days. ParIor Cans
Cincinnati to Chicago Dining Car from
Washington
lI:lg =. ll-F. r. y. LIMITED. solid Ves.i-
buie, electric lighted, dining car train TO
Cincinnati. with Pullman Sleaper5 90 tsin-
Ciuuati, Indianapolis ST. Louis Lexiu-t11.
and Louisville Compartment Sleeper 10
Virginia Hot Springs daily except sunday.
sleepers Cincinnati % ChiCag1 and II.
Louis Dining Car
Reservation and tickets 40 5lg pzlu-y1Fzufa
Avenue 6J5 uurJeeuLh street. near L. and at
tie station. Telephone lo4J for FzaH-r .ysuia
Cub Service. II. ~ FULLER.
Telephone Main 1866 General PASSENGER AIT.
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
DEATH OF JOHN MARsE.

John II. Marse. the sour-year-oId son
OF John w ard Fannie 1arse. died al
his parents home, 6-5 North Pitt street.
this afternoon
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
AFTER MCUE JURYMEN.

il Is rumored around Alexandria to-
night that the City sergeant OF Char
I0ttcsville VIII come 20 this city 20 get
q YeuiTe 10 complete the jury iu the
Trial OF Mayor McCue of Charl1ttes-
vile, only three men having been secur-
ed from the VeuiFe from Fredericksburg
The Washington times., 1904-10-23
WILL OPEN COURT TOMORROW.

On next Monday Judge Nicol win open
the October term of the circuit court
for the county ST the court house al
Fort MyeE. Alexandra county.