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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
PIRATES AFTER
THE STANDARD

Assoc lAfed Press
Hong Kong Mar q A launch
osnei - tHe standard oh company
vas ssized yesterday uear cautau b.
pirates A namtcf 90 rlfes aud a
Thousand rounds 81 ammunition ssre
secured Ths atrd States ganluSt
CailAo ehleh vas ln the vicinity. Is
nos proceeding q ha scene
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Hef4ing Isa hoan fer sufferers from
auaeWH HY It's use tie blood Is
quickly tgeHeraied and the color o..
comes normal The dropping strength
Is revived Tile .auguor S diminished
Health tiger ard tone predominant
Nea 'fe ana happy activity RESULTS.
Mfs Belle = eRHnl. hidditsoarouEh,
lN writes haSt fNen troubled wifh
liver complaint and poor b'ooi aHd
have found nothing q benefit me IKE
lief1'ne / lupg never % be Nlthaut
lt ! have wished that ! had kuoWu
of & in my husband S liiU Time aac
People Drug tore
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
A BAD WRECK ON
ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Webster Ultf Ioea. Mar = FAST
pssenFef train Ne / on TIE Illinois
cenifal uad duo hers At . this morn.
ing dashed into a freight train 4 mile
Nest q nuucam Fireman Cutting
VS. killed. and = dosen psssegers ssfe
lanly hut uoi fatally injured A pas
senFef eoaeA vas turned into 4 TEN
pofaff hospital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

have lle square asal and justice 70
all - hi. motto.
The negro must feAsoa ulCn thesf
questions. and get m ll9c ior state
hood lie cannot asofd 60 ssshes
politics. he must take part "a ons
slie o, the either 10 ever political
contest When Statehood cQmss tie
negro vii hayu % galie and protect
hinsli and hls 0ulY ~sapaa Wl'l e
hls lnislllgent ballot
~ a NunREiL
Republican Central Committeeman
- viniia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
MEN
NAY BE INDICTED
New York Judge Holds That Making
of Political Contributions Con-
stitute Larceny.

Of commerce and labor aud Cornelius
n Bliss, Treasurer Of the e0mmltfee,
who resolved tho funds contributed
hy Nj Perkins
Mr Jerome said that tie court
should submit alsdayils a te the acts
eanmitted by Mr. Perkins and Ask 4
warrant foF his arrest Judge 0'Sul.
lisau refused 20 grant the request
A few days ago Nj iefame an.
nouncad that the law vas such that
tie Insurance officials could not be
prosecuted Tor making political con.
tfibutiun&
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL

tlucolu Sch MAJ The sa-
prsne court TODAY ln deelslaa ontbe
Ant cigarette las rsrtntf enacted
upleId IL cans3fatiaaalIlY hai held
that TIE rolling 81 enfettes hy an
iuisldaal 60 as osu use cannot 81
called Manlfaci arInF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
Special Sermon at ST. IOhns

TIE NeF nf freeae rector % ST.
r4uls ehuwh 81 Cofegsille Kan.
viii preach tonight at 81 Johns Epls.
coral church The public are cefdi.
allY invited % attend Ilig sermon
vii bagiu 81 s rs sna there vill
Be srNAi mnsie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
KILLED HIS
SWEETHEART


As atel Press
nkde.d. UHo Naf Huee
1efHa. S gtr sears ot WAS sHer
ana killed ofY taiay 81 Goi >hanks.
ah6 ueu committed nIelir TIE
girl aha aas WEI H8aa .u #cietf
and q esdlnr church eorkef sent 20
shauks room. ahefo thc tragedy a8-
eufred t. tel hlm that siie eoald noi
mfa htn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
The beet Cough syrup

s 4 Apple. ea.nfobate Judge. OF
taWa Co., kas. writes This IS %
say that ! have used llaIiards fIofe.
hound syrup fof yeaf and that ] Do
not hesitate to recommend i rs The
hest cough syrup ! have ever used
23e, 10c. and sl01 Peoples Drug
Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
NO AGREEMENT
YET REACHED

Associated puess
Indianapolis Ind Maf = Wien
the iolut SCALE COMMITTEES % the %.
orators ard miners met ths morning
there vas ~ Indication of 40 agree
meui
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
NEGRO HANGED
FOR ASSAULT

Associated rrpss
r0paAr Huf 40 Maf 81 Curtis
Jackson q negfa, was hanged hefe %
dag lle committed assault upon d
white weman recently aud vas neaTli
lyuehed 80 tie limc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
A CAUCUS OF
REPUBLICANS

Associated Press
Washington Mar % A iaIut eag.
eas uf fhe Republicans af tlle h8lso
aBd senate has lect rallea faf April 8
Is select congressional committee
q serve during lhe coming empsIgH.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
Cured Consumption

Mrs s. W. Erans Clearwater. Kas..
writes My husband lay sick fuf three
months The docton said hu lad
uuiek causumutiu We procured a
bottle 0f Ballams 5 ilnfehoBud syfEp
and n cured blm That vas Sig years
age and since then we lave always
kepl a bottle ln taa house We can
not do without IT, For coughs aad
colds i has 20 equal 21e. soc. fl.oU
Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Ia grippe coughs Weld gulegiy -
the wonderful curative qualities IF
Foley's Honey ard Tar There IS
nothing else just a. good Fer sale
hV a X OVENS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

IiberSe. Sgiau oenue Sag bshor0Ie.
oes tenmeIig uofsrlis, men man fout
life til dnoet ReilIltat emo at ueCiGtte
Ell 8omite, iom ifuIoe rappurtere til
mpite aars SGaesforferens, iaa at
Sogen altiou life fan bIibe foreiaat
'SpuoSeu isr / 1908. 2yri6Lertt6
giGISer ifGIge Spro6ens 9ciIutrin8
al 1905 foreI6big ocn Regel, at Reus
ton mn aiUc8 &c trd1t9en0e.
af andre eager. Tom bebrnMe6e8.
fan incomes set SpsrgSmoaI: "@lrSc
III life mere beuptte pore opgtiQe 6or,
retutrpsfolt til &uSiCrere oq p0l ii.
uausfomitccr?" tR0Ieoet al Editor :.
Gorriiou. s lit Spur ltotaIte Ban,
at uoar pc6fcrmcroc Su5iercrc og
&omitemeNIemmcr bopoc oTirrtIig
Del Sn6iamIjugcn al Qcnle. hmSe
Set rare tierIigt at haze Breitcr I
GiSie StiIIinger, mems Set oCrimoo.
hpor 4rbeioet nIeue 0C'tc0 IL ReRus
itdbSfprieI. piIbe pPre ocI, ON man
tuuoe fuu 6patt8e TorrcniuGsioIt
hertiI. T~rOu0eIe5 IUicS ct Rc'crat
al Gditor Sob. 6aIooriou ON port
cltaeIife &trfebIoS", hojS &jati1acG
ircmhGoe0eS. "a Tom o1rmt lubr'1,,
Ne2. % Iiae oereitrr holNt El't2r
8uIlirou poo Gu8ciit ct Torcor3r
cm. at / noQIe AZ oorc Sesinner bll-
Sc rco 8reitemf0erne ~ Stmcoemr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

it6pre arbeiSe Ser Iiqger for os, oS
bpor hsilig pi trpr9er til Of beoe So
items Serre ON at roorioe grbeioere
II fin Sgit.
Om Ror0ageu fortiutte man meo
@eretuilger ira Wisiionsmdrferne,
GO ienere forbanoleSe mon om Den
me norifc SoeriGttelie al set uge
2eitaneute. Deuue Sog bar ti6ligere
taeen unSer 9ebauSIiua al 0ecorab
SoeciaIfouierens, og Seuue bdnOe
neSiat en- Rumite til at g]ieurerngaa
SoeriGtteIicu. SfsIge Senue aomtteS
Rdpport, fou opIGites, bar Der ooer
tlfcno Steoer, buor Ser | oen me
S~oerirtteIie bar 6oranOring / DC
ntngerL % ser bIeo al ct arNet @teO'
lem al &oufcrerien peget paa ct BAR
SooeoitcScr. Ecor aiernen al Steoet
ceS cen me SoeriptteIie bar tuGen
it0. Get Neo beiIuttet at be0e Oct teo'
Loaiife TuhtItet ON al gtOe i'm Re
tGnfuiNg ON Sagen til nGfte Sonfe'
reus. Torreiten bleo oct ur0er Dis
fuSitoneu iterft %frentbTDet. at hOiS en-
&reit / i'm GmbeS&8ierntng otloe mo-
fsre 8utger al Ell I'M @tbeIoocrIPt'
teIie ltbCn 0ferigheoerS Sunttptte.
iau bar Bet Rdoe6bmute, og at " 'orn
ReoIenmer al Spnpoen ogiaa ifnl6te
henre at pcrte me6 Ell ioa OtattG 6or'
ororing, iii ri hup0e bort oenne. IA
port 9ltbI. Solie begunote at trufte
gt6Ier meo ben me SoeriGttel'e al
oct QumIe Seitumeute 'febe Bette e.
ter Spno0erIS 9%eIllttrtuG.
On unocn sag iom o~iStltereSe$.
bar SperQ&moaIet ON engeIit Coer'
IutteIie al RituoI % Alterbog. 70
Tunfer, ION 6cnuloer Qior0e itQ ltertt
giGL0en0e, bar oeI$ 0eu, at Sunoocn
reo tit N}goe i Spring @roOe | 1899
buroe pc0taget en- uUrif lltcrboJ, %
at mun Oeo ergeIife @atbatiencter
Serior / Re9eIcn bar forpliGtet I'll at
holSe iiq til GperiGttele al brnue, %
helS at port Golf oe0 Qoergou8en I'll
enQeIif oiIoe fsIc fig melt b~Icnnre /
airfcrnc, noor Oc ioa, at set trn oNr
Sproget, Iou bar ioron0ret % at alt
eQerS nr, TOM Sc bar pnute til.
III SnuooemG0Ct tfior Our oct oOer.
oroget 8reitefonicrenien at iorbanMIe
ON 9enliOnS- % SiPIpcta&ien %
nuonIig ont, bporpi0t @cniiou bllrhc
qioe8 til ale Yreitcr, nour BE pu0
@runb al SLIDER eIer SmcIiGbe0 par
ns0te til at Irotrp0e Tine Gutbe0cr.
eIler FINN til bent Iom bar iTrlll MOO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31
SpmcDenS YrehefomfereuS.
(1Gp. 2rtb. &irtetioenbe.g

GGIlesfonferenien for ben norife
SpnooeS preiter bolotes efter geitem.
melie | Heo Wing fra lobe til 22oe
aiiglit. neutrality-suspicious. begpnS.
te meo opbpsseIiee Soreorag oper
Ifinit | Hmdi 9repe.
Den fsrite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bar: "SoIlfen @aabesape trRnger en-
9reIt for at pinoe Si9Ie for Serrn3"
inSlebet al Baitor s. 6. Ssreenien.
Sans Spar paa Spsrssmanlet lam
ieSe iig f~ornemmelig / set Orc:
"ai9rIigbeS". On gftermiobagen
beioareSe 8aitor SCRIBE / ct 5oreorag
bet Spergsmaal: "@ore llnebomSior.
enineer, oeres Spgape, os bporIeoes
Den beoit Isies". en- I9nsere Dis.
huston f1tlgte.
Zen anben Bags S%ormioSag og
Ben itsrite Del al @fternihoagen op-
toseS Of Oct Spsrgsmaal: "SnorIe.
bes ifaI pi title os til 0teblenuner al
~bemmelige SeIifaber peb Srganiia-
tioneu al Merie6eSer eler peb Sp.
tageIie / IenigbeSen2" inSIebet al
8oitcr u. 5. See. gn Stng, iom oeS
Senne SorbauMing meS fltlb gnitem'
misbeo blsp foifloaet, bar bet, at
bore Erefter oIbrtg birrbe forrette oeo
8egraoelier, boor De ~bermelige GEL
ftGber optraaSte meo noeeu al fine
Geremonier; men "a Sioen bar fnnp,
ioet mango andre Sager foreloa til
gebanSling, bIeo life oct belle SpgrS'
moaI 6rpftet iaa uotsmmmoe, Iont
enIfeIigt bar, o. bets fortiotte Be
banSIine bIep berfor beuifltbt til mo-
Ite apnferens. Oilers biep oenne Dug
anper6t til at tale on ct erne, tort
aIti6 gisr fine &rao g~iGLoenoe paa
ale bore Wsber, remlig bore Fen9e'
iager, og berrne0 blep Der ogina Tort
lat ben treble 8og. RatlrIigpiS be-
itoo biSie SorbanSliuser %fornelnnte'
Zig / 9ienii6ige Spmlntrin8er til
meo Sper % / ben rette eoun8eiife
gonb of arbeiSe pna at ia1nIe De for
nsbne @iSrag til bore firfeli8e @js'
remlaal.
Oct bar oper6raeet 8oItor s. Sal
oorien at Iepere ct Referot ON Den
Sorfficl, ion ben npere Seolo8i me-
rer, at ser er melem 8aallus og Sri.
itus / 2Rren; men ban bar fife be
ten fGroig meo bette Irbeioe, % otl'
&c 6erF Tor belit faa lt0i9ttelie meO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

oerne 6urSe oct engelfe Sprog but.
aes iorn WeoocLeliesmi0od. Gfter en-
fort Gishtsiion b~eiIltteoes, at fad
itrISe tie oeS observation-disclosures, oq
at man ptloe benittIle I'll Sgnooeus-
bernie at trTTfe en- IigrenSe Sronire.
@roeIig bsrtes sen ii0ite GtermiS6ag
ct SoreOrag al Gditor 9ergeieH OIL
".TSleIiernes gctgouing fOr ari'teu.
Fret. Joni Der life bIeo lib iii at
SiStItere, men inn man beilltteSe at
bPNe on at fad ootoget / "Geo[. Sios.
fritz.
&oufcrerien oareSe / ino GrbciSs.
cage, % Ser 6teo troS8 u1ImiuSeIiG
rorHt @etr. iom ourp6e umSer dcIe
9P6oet, crbci6ct ftrtig ! aIle Sisie.
Y'cu aIiaeoel maotte Tcrp az 6e pau
Ercarammct ogfarte Saqer forbt.
8aces. for6t Ser fife HcU IiS til at
ta8c HEu %. let bIeS beIlpttct, at
oliaa nCitc Mars aonTerenS TllSs
oorc / N1D N~r5eJ0S5age. artauet az
TcLtaIcrnc I 6ette W80e Cur orrtrcnt
175: men life Fau BAT life tiIIte6e Gcgt
tCie Et0. ellie. iom our mGo. "a 6Ur
Sc. nom por ug0 0eu belle Eto, fe oi8.
ieItE en- IeocuSc Grficr0e.ie al. at
HoUfCrCniea nlr. J0uo 6en ihL0e
9rrc, en- iortidt B~rsiteIfoIe, hots Te..
il1neIie Sc u6SjE ihr.oc babe Oiuct
uuSCUrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

Senne sag iii nGite Mar. "a aon.
~ierenien imibIertib eierne biISe bore
Iiot ON ben itrar, nplpite ban, at De
upere SeoIoger poaitnar. at sSorio-
ninssIGreL iom 9oidus iaa ofte
fremitiIler, life finSes / gcanseIierne
/ be SaIeF ar ariiti egen RunS. iom
Der er optegneoe; men Referenten
noorte fem 8ibeIiteber, boori ariihls
fart bar uotaIt ben, rRmIie Wtatt.
90, 2S: "Menueifens Ssn or life
tommen FOR at looe iig tiene, men for
at tieue o. eipe tit SIP til en- 8ien'
Issning for mango, 90 Bet tiIionrer.
De SteS hos Rorfiis iamt Sc ire Ste-
ser, bour Raopereus SatoitifteIieSoro
finbes bos goangeliiterne. Giterat
man bar fGrSis meS bernie Sag, IG.
ite &aitpr @aIler en- GfbanoIing ON
set Spsrg$naaI: %SouS er @runoto.
uen / Slmanismen, og boorleSeS bar
oer ortet iig til forifieuige Gt0er o.
SteSer2~ Sesoprre bIep Ser life Eto
til Dish&Iion berom, men Iorboa.
bentlig oil afbnrSlingen Blue trptt i
"Seplogiif S~iOsfrift".
Sm 2erSoqm - WGoets fier6e
9uq - bgrte man en- GfbuuSIing al
1aItor Seebluls til 9eipureIie al Set
SpergsmuoI: "Spdo Iorinae8 oeo
Oct t1ieu0aartge &ige o. orp isrite
Spitur6eIie (glab. POP" Seller life
benne Gag bleo Der 5io til at oi$flt'
tere, men ogina ben pil paste goot FOR
"SeoI. EioSIfrtft". Man git 0crpaa
pber I'll @eiourelien al BET SpGrgs'
maoI: "Spao bsr bore SenIt8ten
me6 cn @iiitus, % boOrlc0e8 oondae$
0erue ScnIigt?" inhIeoct az Hcitor
Solgito0, o. 6enre Gag gap GrIeS.
ning til en- lprerig GiStlt&iton, boorat
set frengif, buaoe of N bar oltfor IL
set At @iitas bInrbt o&, % boilfert
8aitareIie 8iittoierne fan ppre III,
naar De bol6eS paa Den rene Vtaaoe.
: Wib6uq8tiSen taIte Gr. OIot&ofer
on lin Reiie / gg9ppten % Bale
TINA. GeSOGrre par Der pOa Sonic
reniers &rogram opfert ioo mango
Suger, at oct life par mlIl1t at ton
ct ScreSrog ON Sennc Gag Ia8t inc
/ 6e reorIGre Sesftorer5 Rontme, 90
man muatte oerfor Iabc fig noie meS,
bpab man fltrSe fpa ! en- YtioOogs'
inno; men o8iaa bette mootoQe5 meo
Tatnemmdigbe6. Gen rc1lITre 81
termiooogsieSiion opto8e2 meO 9cret'
ntnger ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ion GAP ct Hart Snbblif /, boiIfct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

Old maids would he scarce and hard to
find.
Could they be made to see
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountsin Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-31

Gen Sienbe, iom turer alt goSt,
ielp aiRrIigbeoen, meS 9eben, ell.
bper Spffes, ieIp sgetefa6ets, bitre
Sienbe er a~iebiOmbeben. - g
s. Sitter.
Evening star., 1906-02-26
HONESTLY EARNED DOLLARS.
Advice Given by Preacher at Home
ward Bound Mission.

go to work and always carry an hon.
estly earned dollar in your pocket" was
the advice given by Rev Mr.. Moore. a col
ored Baptist preacher. to an audience COM
posed of colored men and boys yesterday
afternoon at revival meeting held at the
Lighthouse branch of the Homeward Bound
Mission. Missouri avenue. Capt. Theodore
Valiant. superintendent of the mission was
in charge and delivered an address on Tho
Judgment of Adam" Rev. Mr.. Moore
spoke on the topic of Friendship" and de-
fined the difference between acquaintances
and friends. The meeting was innoya-
tion and was pronounced a success. The
hall was decorated with palms and the ma
t!cnal colors.
Services were held at the main hall of the
Homeward Bound Mission, 119 Pennsyl-
varia avenue, last evening. The program
included congregational singing, solo by
Lieut.. Haslam, prayer by Commander Has
lam, address by Capt. Theodore Valiant
on ''LAfe's Responsibilities. a sermon by
Rev. Roy B. Mohr of Baltimore on THE
Prodigal Son" and the singing of II Need
Thee Every Hour"
At the conclusion Of the services hot soup
and bread was served to those who desired
II.
Evening star., 1906-02-26

nusINEss PRoPERTY, BEING THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND d
STREETS NV.
Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust.
bearing date on the 20tl day of June, AID. 1878,
and duly recorded In Liber s91 folio 92 ct seq.
of the District of Columbia. passed in equity
cause numbered 25T76. and at the request of the
'front.' 'front.' Of eS the premises, on nj TUESDAY THE TWEN.
TY-sEvENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. AID lOc6,
AT HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that
certain piece and parcel of land and premises.
situate In the city Of Washington, District Of Co.
lumbia. and known and described as and being
heirs OF william Whetcroft of lots in square four
hundred ffty-eight 45sl. as per plat recorded In
Liber N. X. folio 1s9, of the records Of the
AID also part of original lot i've t5) In said square
four hundred ffty-elght 45s); the whole contained
within the following metes and bounds: Begin.
ming for the came at the northwest corner Of said
square and running thence south on 7th street
NV. twenty (20) feet six 90 inches thence east
thence north along the line Of said alley twenty
(2o, feet six 90 inches TO the line of d street
NV. and thence west along said d street NV.
hundred i've d05) feet to the place of be-
ginning, together with all the improvements, ETC..
consisting of the fourstory and cellar brick build
ing known as Sfe on 9TH street NV.
to be paid In cash, the balance In two equal
installments, payable in one ~ and two (2) years
from day of sale. with interest at the rate OF
five q, per centnm per annum. payable semi
annually, secured by first deed of trust the
property sold or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser A deposit of two thousand (s20Oo)
dollars viii be required at the time of sale
All conveyancing, examination of title and re-
cording at the purchasers expense. Terms of sale
day Of sale. otherwise trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the defaultins
purchaser.
CHAs. LINKINs. Trustee,
feH-d&ds. .eSu e0S G street NV.
Evening star., 1906-02-26
ABSTINENCE UNION.
Meeting of Newly Formed Branch
Held Last Evening

A delegation from the Catholic Total Abs
stinence Union, in which representatives
from the various Catholic parishes of the
city were included, assembled in the parish
hall of old Trinity Catholic Church last
evening as guests of the newly formed
branch union of Holy Trinity parish and
were welcomed by the pastor, Rev. Father
Thomas Harin. g. J., who delivered an adj
dress on Temperance" The speaker said,
in part, that II gave him pleasure to adj
dress men engaged in the cause mentioned.
President Thomas Maloney thanked the
pastor for the assistance rendered the
union in the efforts to successfully organs
ize a branch in the parish. Secretary Will
lam A. Hickey read communications from
the national organization, located in Phila-
delphia, in which It was stated that the
thousands of members of the union In Penn.
sylyania wished their colleagues here sue
cess.
Others who spoke were Mr.. James Lee
and Mr. Thomas c. Clark. AT the cohclu-
sion of the meeting II was announced that
Holy Trinity branch of the Catholic Totai
Abstinence Union had elected the following
officers: President, c. III. Friederichs; vice
president, r. Poore; secretary James Lee'
financial secretary, John OBrien; treasurer.
Thomas Callahan; marshal James Russeii,
and chaplain, Rev. Thomas Harlin. s. j.
President Maloney stated that arrange
merits had been completed for reception
and meeting, to be held In the lmmacuia,s
Conception Church parish hall, Sth ana
streets, next Friday evening In nonor ol
Mr. J. Washington Logue OF Philadelpma,
Pa general secretary OF the Cathouc io~
taI Abstinence Union OF America
Evening star., 1906-02-26
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The program of the services In St
Teresa's Church at Anacostia for the Lent
en- period has been arranged. The hour
of the masses In the church each morning
is to he O'Clock. There will be the usual
blessing and distribution of the ashes next
wednesday morning before the service, 70
be repeated at $3.50 O'Clock pm. Ior tue
children and at T.30 O'Clock in the evening.
at the general service, which viii then be
held. when Rev. Father McCullon OF Bal,
timore will preach. visiting priest VIII VIII
deliver an address each Sunday evening.
Services. consisting of stations of the cross,
will be held each Friday evening.
Fifty members of the Men Club OF the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church
visited the Congress Heights Methodist
Episcopal Church in a body yesterday az
ternoon to hear an address by Rev Albert
II Zimmermaun before a gathering OF men
on the subject of Darkest Manhood the
Way Out" utsos
Mrs Alabama Patterson, who had RESIDED
here for several years, died last SATURDAY
morning at her home. 15 Washington street,
Evening star., 1906-02-26
Contributions for Charity.

For the Associated Charities the follow
ing contributions have been received: Pres
ident Theodore Roosevelt, $40; Mr. H. w.
Fuller. $40; Mr.. George A. King, $40; Nj.
W. Bradford. $40: Mr.. Frederick l. Ran Ran
some. 50; Mr. Burr Williams. 50; Ella
Hoge 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Crammond zen, 7,
redy sa5: Mrs Dollie Harrington, 81; M, :"
cash 81: Mrs. William E. Clark, sl5; Gen.
Henry w Closson. IS; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Dougal: SO; Mr.. Carl A. D-oop,
$40; j. NJ Clapp. $50; Woodward Lo- %
throp. $50: Mr. Alex. ]. Perry. SO; the
Misses Cooke, So; Mrs. Florence Cairns, 50;
DR.. r. r. Donaldson, SO
For the Citizens Relief Association the
following contributions have been received:
Mr. + M. Clamp. $50: Mrs William p.
clark. SIS: Mai John 8. Mallory, 50; Mrs
John HI. Dynes. So; Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ Dougal $40.
Evening star., 1906-02-26
ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.
Successor TO James W. RatclIffe.j
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE, KNOWN AS LOTS 10 TO A. BOTI
T\CJJ'SIyE. IN SQUARE $40.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE KNOWN AS LOTS 10 TO A. BOTH
INCLUSIVE, IN SQUARE $40.
By virtue of II cert hin deed OF trust. duly re-
corded in Iiber No. 171o folio 2ST ct seq. Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby the un-
dersigned trustees Will sell, at public auction, in
front OF the premises. WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.
1906 AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the
following described land and premises, situate In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
designated as and being lots thirty nine (o9) to
forty-four (44). both inclusive, in W. Mosby Will
Jams subdivision of original lots and T. in
square eight hundred and ten tS1ol per plat re-
corded In Liber 10, folio rs, in the surveyors Of
hce of said District, together with the Improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, balance In two eqnal INSTALL
ments payable IN and two years, with inter-
est Mt hye per centum per anBum payable semi
annually from day OF sale. secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold all cash, al the
option Of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 viii be
REQUIRED at time of sale. ALI eonveyancing re-
cording etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale
10 be complied with within fifteen days from day
of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
TO reseil the property at the risk and of de-
faulting purchaser, after hve days advertisement
OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington. ID. C.
JOHN t. ARMS,
JAMES +. SCAGGS,
fel5-d&ds eSu Trustees.