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ROCKVILLE NEWS ITEMS.

ROCKVILLE, Md. Feb. ia mar
riage license was issued here today TO
David Thomas Bready. aged thiFty-six
years. and Miss Marion Elizabeth
Hutchinson, aged thirty-four years; and
Frederick G. Cooley, aged thirty-five
years, and Miss Anna Holland aged
twenty-six years. all OF this county.
The funeral of Miss Sarah Thompson
who died in Richmond. Va. took place
today from the N. Z. Church South, at
Colesviiie, this county. the Rev. T. II.
Campbell, OF this place, officiating. The
decea sed was a member of the Baptist
Church at this place. She had many
relatives in this county. James E
Thompson, OF CoIesville district, is 3
brother
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wAnTED-Rooms AND BOARD.

wANTED-By lady employed. room and
board; modern conveniences; section G to K,
7th to 18th NV; permanent. Address BOX
3e5, this Office. feI4-2t
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When You Want a Cut
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL
PROVIDES PARK SITE
When You Want

The public buildings appropriation
carrying authority for the purchase of
sites and the construction of buildings
to the amount OF So. 499. 600. was reported
to the House yesterday afternoon by
Representative GiIlett, chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The sum Of $4,000 is appropriated for
the purchase OF a triangular section of
land at the intersection Of Kenesaw
avenue and Sixteenth street northwest.
and Its Transformation into a public
park. The plot contains z, $50 square
feet.
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pislocated Right Shoulder.

As James McTwiggan, sixty-two years
old. was walking along the carriageway
on Fourteenth street, near A street,
on the northeast Commons, he slipped
on the ice and, striking the ground on
his right shoulder. diSlocated 1t, yester-
day afternoon Police of the Ninth pre-
cinet were Informed and removed the
injured man to the Casualty Hospital in
a patrol wagon. After physicians set
the displaced member they sent him 10
his home, 214 Fifteenth street southeast.
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Convicted on charge of petit lar
ceny. Mary Rivers, a nineteen r-old
negress. was sent to jail for sixty days
by Judge Kin1ban in the Police Court
today. Mrs. Frank Lanman was the
complainant in the case. She said Mary
was employed as a servant in the house.
and stole S23 in cash and d pair OF eye
glasses valued at $40 yesterday. She
pleaded not guilty, but explained To
the S23, but had no knowledge of what
became OF the money she did not take,
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. Send
postal TO WA. Y. MAHONEY. COZ Tennsyl-
Yana ave. Sc, for free samples and estimate
your paperhangfng and painting; lowest
prteeas eight years in business; legal guar
aptee coyv.a all work. Telephone East 1i4-E.
Anacostia branch. 10 Monroe ST. Northwest
branch, 6Gs New York ave. fsI2-7t
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EXTREMELY so.

After ali. our future is problematic, :"
az should say SO, considering that we
have the railroad problem. the divorce
problem, the race suicide problem, the
drink problem. and the police problem on
our hands, to say Bothins OF others too
numerous to mention. New York
PrSas
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Blaze in Restaurant.

Paper catching fire from a gasolene
stove caused a slight fire in Fritz
Roessler's restaurant, 48S c street north
west, shortly after O'Clock this morn
ing. Members of No. II Engine Com
pany responded to an alarm sent In by
Operator Cauidfield, and the blaze was
extinguished before $40 damage had
been done.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

wANTED-A limited number of vocal schoI-
ars; opportunity TO get the best instfGc-
lions al low price Address BOX 29l. this
office. fe1I-w, sa- st
ences from two masters. Address VIOLIN,
this office. feI4-3t
WANTED-Pupils to learn stenography in
l5o hours, or money refunded. Send for book-
let day and evening sessions. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 2l5-Sle Colorado Build
ing. fel-S9t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Health Delivered in Cases.

Write or phone 222 Nat Cap. Brew
ing Co. to send you a case Of their ia
nous Munich" Beer. The most enjoy
able of beverages, the greatest OF
health promoters. Absolutely pure.
dog 81 q
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Seven thoroughbred ST. Ber-
nard puppies sos 9th St feI4-3t
FOR SALE-Young parrots. canaries. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. dogs. cats, and pets of all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer
ScHA IDS BIRD STORE. 712 18th NV.
and f5I II st me- Je20-tf
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TIMBER AND MINERAL LANDS.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-STABLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap. good. paying livery
stable; So stalls; good hack trade. Address
BOX 373 this Office. fei5-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

18th and Nth. Stores or Offices viii be built
10 suit tenant, and lease Apply TO JOHN
7. ARMS or WATSON I. NEWTON. fe15-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A practical candy maker. Apply
512 10th st. NV, in basement fel5-ot
WANTED-Today, cooks, sculions. dishwash-
eTs. house men. HALE & WILLIAMS, 603 g
St nv. 1t
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DRESSMAKTNG.

NINE. CRAWFORD. lI2s New Jersey ave
NV. Fashionable Ladies' Tailor, will make
sample suits, g to So. for 30 days Cleaning
and repairing. gentlemen and ladies', a
speciality. Ali work called for if requested.
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LOST-On North Capitol ST, baby oius
and white enameled gold pin. Reward, ". Z.
GIBSON, 265 y St NV. rel5-SI
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LOST OR MISUNDERSTANDING diamond; ens
carat set in platinum; plain gold band; LOSE
FRIDAY February To- Liberal reward II
turned TO MRS. II. w. COLE, Jr-. 1884 JET
ferson place NV. fel4-3t
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WANTED-In country home, white woman
who can take care of children. Apply hooNa
AL, Treasury Department II
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN,

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-Builder unable to
occupy as Intended, viii sell at a sacrifice d
new eight-room house. with one acre of
ground at Woodside, Nd. modern plumbing;
cars convenient: 80 minutes ride from city
price, 81. $50; easy terms. Apply to OWNER.
26l7 18th st. fe15-3t
FOR SALE-Hyattsyiile, new five-room cot
tage. tv3 large lots: best location; 81. 500
terms to suit. GEO. c. WALKER, Hyatts-
VILE, Md. fe12-4t
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The Best IS Cts. Dinner in the City
TO 5 p. m. at French Restaurant, $50
Pennsylvania ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO TUNING, $50. Factory expert
JAS. r, pURIFY, 505 18TH 81. Sc felo-3t
TT SAVES WOMEN'S LIVES-The 1900
Washer D. cRARY, p. o. BOX Isl. feI5-I0t
RUPTURE held in place easier and better
without steel springs leather straps or elastic
belts than with them; trial and references
free Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
to D. m /; every Sunday 10 a. m. to p m, +,
j. A POWERS, pa Pennsylvania ave
fei3-7t
HOLSTERfNG-Best work. lowest prices
Il. q. CONN. 1928 9Th ST. NV. fei2-6t
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DANCING.

THE oRDwAYs, 431 nth ST. NW.-Every
Tuesday. Friday, and Saturday evenings be-
ginners class Z 80; advanced, $50. Lady as
sistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private lessons by
appointment feS-sNt
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DENTISTRY.

lust TO MAKE THINGS INTERESTING
we will make a s15 set of teeth for 81 Bring
this ad-Friday only. VERO DENTISTS. Ills
Pennsy IYania ave. feio-u
a HARVARD UNIVERSITY dental gredu-
ate l'72l would visit invalid shut-ins ncefs-
ing dental service. Write 169- = ST. or teis-
pnoue North f1S0-F. fei2-2os
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain; look, feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal;
nainIess nllings. DIR. J. L. WILSON -12os =
st Ja-e-Sh
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-By family Of two. house. five or
six rooms; bath, unfinished; rent about
$50; state location and accommodations Adj
dress BOX 370 this office 1t
WANTED-Direct from owner.
HOUSES RANGING IN PRICE
FROM 8, go TO 81, 000
s w PIckF0ID. 81 Colorado Building.
WANTED-Eight CT nine-rooTn modern dwell
ing: state location. price, and terms Ad-
dress BOX Sez. this office. fef4-at
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Piano Tuning $3.50.
Given Sixty Days.

Factory expert. James r. Durity, 905
18th st. Sc.
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

SIXTY villas to be erected costing from
IS. 600 to 81 oa1 each. several directly across
Connecticut avenue from. and the balance
two blocks north of,
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS
An outlay of one million five hundred fhoas-
and dollars tsee article published exclusively
in The washington Times of Sunday, Feb.
12th1 This means the lesinIiins of a ire
nendous boom across Rock Greek along Con
necgictst avenue extended, also great and
rapid advance OF values in Connecticut Ave
nue. Highlands. Send call for prices
and fun particulars concerning lots. This
property offers the best speculation today in
the District of Columbia
ROBINSON & COMPANY (Inc).
Exclusive Agents,
6I3 Fourteenth St. y. W.
Phone II. 1893. fe13-tf
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for zoe a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. as 20-42s
10Th st nv. Phone Main 422s. 5a2i-sos
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

80 18th ST N E.-Five and bath;
modern plumbing; back porch and yard
Rent, SCI.
BARNARD & MARK.
THE Oval Sign I4i2 G st. ". W
ja27-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-SmalI. newly furnished I'M
furnished apartments: refined: facing Thomas
Circle: contents for sale; will lease. Inquire
elevator boy, The Valois fe14-3t
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FOUND.

FREE h. of Fancy Cakes with eaoA
gallon Of ice cream, zoe and soc per gallon
I.ACEy'S, COZ New York ave. 1as-U
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ANAcosTIA.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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! WANTED-ReIiabia colored woman: one who
! is good cook. laundress. general house
| worker; in fat; two in family. FLAT "a
| 124S Roanoke s. NV feio-3t
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WANTED-Today, cooks. cham bermaidS' gen zen
eTai houseworkers. HALE Wii-LiA41.7
500 G ST. NV. -
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WANTED-wf;ite girls TO work in steam
laundry; experience not necessary. tl5 ~ 81
fel0-3t
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CHESTNUT Hi Il. 4. 4 \.
AND EHIG LAND y lark

Miss Annie Perry. OF Orange county, iss the
}sues OF her sister. Mortin,er n cl,ier,
MISS Maude q lye.ay, q Third Avenue who
has been quito sick for several weeks past I
is slowly improving re 8,
The Earnest Workers Society. OF Mizpal,.
Presbyterian Church. VII Is hold 81 It's regular
monthly meeting next Saturday a afternoon 3at
9 o'clock at the anse
Mr. Joseph BlairFof Spartanbtlrg q s. O.
was the CUES. last weekSof friends on tsie
III Little La nslng Eublnk, who has been quite
Usual mldweeles services at Ailzpa I'rssbytc Il
jrinn Church ths}evening4 at s % clock. Con-
Quoted by the pastor r lev. D. thnll.
d MIR. Louis Shs Ter has returned to his home
on Third Avenue, " aft ter spending some tine
with fricnds In Fred ri ksburg. NJ III
Tho Margaret Bottoms Circle W Of King +
Daughters held It's. regu ar monthly meeting
last Monday "a ftcrnoon ut o. cloclr In the
home OF Mrs. Christian coodnll on N Third
y Mrs.S Mortimer Nc cluer, who has been con-.
fined to the house by sickness, - now blesto
u no roll Of honor forHghand Park school.
ending for the week january 6th, ;ils as iot-
i Senior Annle Sale, Hebs e. cla rds flla
Bowman, Leila Wing Julian "a
Intermediates B-Edna Bowman. d. vi 5, .
Is: Junior B--Maude 81 Tiler, Bessie Garter
Emily Cross, Roy Cross. Mary Starke, l3ertnh
Marshall, Battle h Radcliffe z Christian IS NVool-
ridge Harvey Rate; life IN . "
Mrs. Wilder still continues quite slcls at )llcr
hon1a on Four II Avenue, FL
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

tern mos pleasant visit TO friends and rela5
Miss u w Iancast c Il, Who has been 8ylst-
Ing her sister Mrs ~ s. p. Jones. has LETT
for. her home In etersblirg.
visiting OF, the HEIGHTS, has returned to her
'3%s Il smitE ID.
and H MPs - eSih III
& Miss Aiarsafet Read. tof Bay View. Is tbs
CUES q Mrs. 81 Marsliall ~
Nj. ohm Pss!isrse q Amelia e the guest
Roll or honor at the Barton Heights school !
for the week linz January 9th; Il Z, 4. I,
Binford. SXddia xuyk and Grace Ward ,S3 q,
~ unior Al Grade--G race Chamberlain, I'll
beth letter Edith arg Edna os'tin
Woodward and Evelyn ca rpente err. q. 88 A
Fifth Grammar Gradc-E Emma Il opkins,
eenrth henry rsyoF
Iseynnth 'rimary @ Giade-E lzubcth. Arn,-
strong Mary carpenter and Lillian Noble.
Fifth Primary Grnde--t;lllott BauGhan. Al: I
n1er Homer, Estells Jones, Dora Given ana
Conway Hukl 10 3S q 2s5 5sf u fii
4 rch h Leach. Ashby Peassiey.i Malcolm Pitt,
b bsSp sssa
'F Fiat 1si s1in.er willie
lice =
h Tsurth primary Grade r'ton Moftat:,, I.
Miss indie Goodwin. Of Not y y VIII VII, be
Morterio} Avenue, this week. n
Us Miss RUBY Crenshaw has returned home az
sTa II tr r. e Wash chs
tho Epiphany Church on "Wednesday night,
a Miss Mary Johnson who has been visiting Y
Mrs Charles Robinson has left for her home.
In
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!ofilcers and men OF this department.
They have an organization OF their own
which provides small death benefits, and
ian nppreclatlve public have 4 81 ppl element.
cd their funds by personal donations, but
tho foot remains that these valuable SER
wants III, many cases are becoming old,
I'm fact too old 4 or ser Ice. such as is re-
8Qutred II In this department. M and there
should be some provision made for them
retiring them on q rcduc ed III pay and
lighter work Sa i!5sEs:s N $8
Tho extension OF the wa ter system has
been Sof great benefit, and We desire to
record our appreciation OF II lie II per- feet
harmony that. exists between the tor
and our own department. Ms,
4 We desire to recommendS to your on
4orable body tina q light hook and ladder.
truck company be Installed In the eastern
nearest truck a company to this n thickly
settled and growing community Is located
at Eighteenth and Grace Streets, and,
as this conlpan Is especial W. Intended
TO protect nercan tllc and ia ctorys dls--
trlcts, It's apparatus Is necessari very
heavy IA and IN spending 3 to alnrnls on
Church Hill, 4 t must ascend steep grades,
anu with heavy machine ana ! tsS long
runs, the ladder service in n this eastern
district Is entirely; Inadequate,
81 The Fire Alarm Department gives per-
feet satisfaction, and ~ through all tho
serious storms i It worked perfect ". which
Is duo to- the Intelligent manner that
Superintendent ". u. D r thompson and hls
efficient corps attended 5to# their &id uties.
This department N 10 sad m n need 4 OF a
suitable building for heir. X tea ms n and
3wng ons, and We recommend tina he ne
cessary provisions be made for tho same.
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House Warming

Il The Rev ]. j. Haley, the pa stor of Sew
.enth$ Street Christian Church, and Mrs RS
Haley have Just moved into their ne new y
home. No. 1850 West Grace Street, and u
the Auxiliary Of the Christian Won1en's
Board 4 Of Missions will give q house tls'a
warming from 8 to s this afternoon and an
from s to II q clock this evening to cele-:t
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silk Petit oats al Cut Prices.


painfully burnt several q days ago, arc re- a
ported ns getting along rc,uu 33s
III Mr. TImprlanl, lyme OF ellington, va.,9
is visit ns HIS son, Mr., n Harry 1kyne, on Z
sTwenty.sccond Street. 81. a El5S
NJ .ssf Reiia DeadleH, OF Hanover county, who
turned homo III NV S, :s
" MISC Patio 1Iasklns has returned "a 10 llcr &
homie II. g arksvi!lc, va, after. a pleasant
visit to- Mrs. Manic llnrs }tsf Ks D Al
SIS Mr.. Wherrya alhoun, OF ottoway county.
who has been Waiting his sister. Mrs. Manic q
MI on Wcrty-third street, N has returned
home. 5l45tg
George Germelmnn, who has been quitc Ill 4
for the past six wceks, iss now able 10 be UP. u
3a Mrs.. Kate .I'utze md Masters Charlie and q
Leroy. PUTS have returned from Amelia coun-
ty'.5shere they spent Sseyera weeks With rea-#
Mr. and Mrs. olio Cosby and their llstle
daughter Thelma. who Swcre tho guests OF 4
Mr. md Mrs, Wa ter Beadles last week baSe Il
returned hone.t Ia gs5 ss
q Mrs. # c.. EDraucr and chi dren. Katherine
Hazel and ~ innl Thomas Brnuers who have
b. en- visiting her Nnirents OH Twenty. q ftf
Street, Will return to their home In l3rookly.%
NJ {, to-day. IL -
}f{ MRS. Edward Davis IL improving after quite
O. severe attack OF grip 9$t
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Supreme Court Proceedings.

8ss Proceedings of the65 Supreme Court zof "a p-
hetlwrsht and others q vs., the Common 'l 4,
Wea tn: submit tied. y Alss
Z Gates 4 Son Company vs.. city Of Rich-7
smond motion By plaintiff to advance
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company, vs.
Roberts Of ais: submitted Y on briefs.
s5 Johnson and others W. Black and others
Submitted on briefs. FL If
d Norfolk and Western Hallway Company VS.:
town OF Suffolk. Argued by George s.. Hcrnard
for 8plaintlr in error ard IL BURGESS &for
G'aniorgun pipe and Foundry Company VS..
sTtinibon. y Dismissed by hgreemdnt: Y,
!, Adams vs.. Jennings and others, Submitted
ON briefs, .jsg SO h HI
HSshss Arsued BY pa.
Tin In error, and submitted. 4 !,
III Richmond i CO Con, panySys Crystal Ice Cons.
pany. Submitted on briefs. rs , IL "a AS,
~ Swift e Cows. Wood and others. 81 Partly
argued by ". 81 c.. y Stuart for plant ms -
error, and conf lnuGd 81 ja( III & &
Next cases to bny called are: II i!f; ltS
y Worrcll g. Williams vs. tho Ilinnear Alanll-
featuring ComIpany Johnston ts1
Passenger and Power Conn any Va Patter,,
SON. being Nos. Sa4 rs md 90 on argument
docket, " "a Rst H58
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4 FARM NEWS.

AS Mr. William II IIeckler has been confined
TO Ills home several days by slckn 1. ].
Miss Cav Lynch has returned homo alter
.nenIIns some time with friends at a tlee!
Louis yeriander, who has been engaged Z. IN
business In N export News for some tln I.,
and who was the guest OF tho family OF fHr.S
al tucker last week, has returned to his
home q lee n e eo9nty I. III
WIN were; 4 the guests OF Mrs, Mamie Miller
hers reesntly. have returned p their home "
mrt'WilI.e Miller has returned homo from
Crswe, ,Va after O pleasant vistt t To- friends
Lutrell and sons Of Z. MS !,
Former, who was quite painfully hurt BY Z y
ilal from Ia ID oder, and tho lat VINO was
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Personal#M ention.

% Miss Louise Nc dans md Miss Court
,enay Crump left last night for the . uni
varsity Of they 7, !, VII nee
girls attending the5Nmid german
Given in the Fayerweather gymnasium
BY the University GeTnan Glu'b l5 S
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Whist at Jefferson Club.

The whist game played By members.
Of Beth Ahabah Auxiliary. at the Jef-
ferson Club last afternoon was !, great
success, The game was splendidly man
aged by Mrs. a, i. Straus. twenty-five
tables engaged,
The winners OF prizes were: First,
Mrs, Munioe Ievy; second Miss Reulah
Eichel; third. Miss Rebeeca Whitlock.
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kasten-.T omlinson.

The Wedding Of Miss Edith To,nlnson,
The daughter OF Mrs. Charles n Tpmljn-
,sop. 70 Mr.. Herman Emile hasten MIL,
be celebrated al & H. 81. to-day in tile
home Of the bride, the Rev. Paul aienyel
,pf ST. Johns German Evangelical Church.
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Supper to CabHers. 81
A supper was given Il lie; GU inell al aehed.
,to the Hicks stab q ifcks
day Aigllt, The ea1hbses had fnsS HsFse,l
The statesman., 1905-07-14
CRIPPLE CREEK, COLO.

A. Fl. WaddY spent few days in
the Springs this week.
Mesdames Dean, Rand and McCul-
Tough are on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thrower entertained
at dinner Sunday, G. ". Cotwell and
wife, H. Graves and wife, Mrs. c. A.
Williams and G. A. Milton.
The statesman., 1905-07-14

Miss Nellie Brown of Elpaso, Tex,
Miss Jennie Stanback of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, Mrs. Eligan of Atchison,
Kans., Mrs. H. Graves aud Miss Min
ME Lomau Of Denver, arrived in the
camp last week to spend the summer.
The picnic given by the Sunday
School Of Handy Chapel last Friday
at Geisman's ranch was well attend.
ed and much credit is due the super
intendent for his efforts in making
the affair an enjoyable one.
The statesman., 1905-07-14
PHILOSOPHY OF A DYsPEPTIc.

Even the devil has little use for
hypocrite.
The advantage of love In cottage
is that there Ia no ianItor.
Remember that sufficient unto the
day Is the evil Of yesterday.
A woman never fainls unless there
Ia a man around to catch her.
A family tree doesn't always bear
the fruits OF mans Industry.
Lots of excuses are not worth the
trouble II takes to make them.
There is no such thing as an idle
rumor It Is always Industrious.
The statesman., 1905-07-14
BOULDER COLORADO.

Mrs. W. S. Bryant is on the sick
list.
Miss Neona Rigsby of Dallas, Tex.
ic in Boulder for the season.
Mrs. Martin of Cripple Creek is
here for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Goodall has located perma-
nently having bought house on 9S3
North Street.
Mr.. Jones, wife and daughter of
Kansas City are here for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. Ollie Beasley of Bonham, Tex
as, is at the Chautauqua for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Lizzie Ribhards has taken
tent 45 at the Chautauqua for the sea
son.
Wallace Garlic of Trinidad spent
carnival week in Boulder.
Gilt ert McCarroll made business
trip to Denver last week.
o. Jackson is expected to return
from Denver this week with his bride
A surprise, chaperoned By Mrs. Liz
zie Howard, was rendered Miss Ling
ham Monday evening.
Among the many visitors here on
the Fourth wese Misses King, Lewis,
Henderson and Yates.
Mrs. Rose Kinke Jones OF Harts-
horn College, W. Virginia, is expect
ed here next week to visit her son,
who has been here for the past year
for the benefit of his health.
The Christian Endeavor is holding
very interesting meetings and more
Of the young people should attend
these meetings. Next Sunday will
be the election Of officers, The Sun
day School and church met Wednes-
day night and made arrangements
for picnic. The ladies of the Sew
ing Circle are having coat of paint
put on the church which adds much
to the appearance. Mrs. Hubbard en-
tertained the circle this week.