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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
ACOOD MANCONE
BISHOP WILLIAM HOBART HARE
ANSWERS MEMORABLE
SUMMONS
WAS MISSIONARY BISHOP
COMING TO DAKOTA IN 1873 HIS
EARLIER MINISTRY WAS
AMONG INDIANS

Atlantic City, Oct. 23.-Bishop Ho
bart Hare, Of the Episcopal diocese o
South Dakota, died tonight after {
long illness, ageu 72.
The Bishop suffered from a cCmpl
cation of disease resulting I ON ad
vanced years and arduous labors. H.
came east six months ago because Oi
failing health and took a cottage her
with his two sisters.
Bishop Hare served several Phila
delphia churches before he was con
secrated bishop to all Indians in 1873
His residence was at Sioux Fails an
upon formation of two states Of tn
Dakotas, he became Bishop OF South
Dakota.
With three exceptions he was the
Oldest bishop of the Episcopal church
in America His father was Rev. DR..
George Emlen Hare, principal OF the
Episcopal academy in Philadelphia.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
CHAPTER XIX.
In Hot Pursuit.

It WAS about nine o'clock at night
ehA sun had sunk. and lights were
NiraRdy beginning to glimmer in the
QuAint old mediRval houses of that
part OF Neutrality-suspicious. which
bordered upon the Rhine. and was
midway between the two hills upon
which the palaces Of the Princess
Sophia and that Of her brother re-
Speclively stood.
Down the long. narrow streets,
which went to the water side. a man
WAS walking quickly. He wore black
CLOAK. Of the kind affected by German
stl,donts. and though the night was
hot indeed the moon was obscured
and there was thunder about. His
peaked cap was pressed down upon
his forehead, and the collar of the
cloak was raised.
He arrived ut the last house but
une. an ancient structure with innum-
cradle gables-now dark and solitary
enOugh-and knocked upon the great,
heavy. nailstudded door.
As he stood there waiting for a
response he could hear the rapid rus
tling OF the water as the swift Rhine
swept by the little quay at the end
OF the steep street.
In a moment or two the door was
opened slowly. There was NUT
tered yord of inquiry, another of rec
Ognition. and the man entered the
house.
The door was shut and the old
street was as silent as before, though
Tar away at the head came the noise
Of the electric trans as they changed
their way through one of the main
thorOughfares and the hum Of the
cventng crowd.
N the Herr Grant here?" Basil
asked, i!!aging on the heavy black
-eoeak and removing the peaked cap
fbvm his dyed hair.
This way" said his conductor. q
nA0A, blond German, th-deeN,set
60 and hands upon the backs Of
v4ls., 900 knots OF muscle. HE has
hGDp awaiting you this quarter Of An
1f.
- man led Captain Marriott down
:. o6ng, winding passage. paved with
G41ne. earring . lamp before him.
80 ehoved tie faded frsecoes "
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
State Button Design

Fort Pierre-The design for a state
button adopted by the executive COM
mittee from the Commercial clubs Is
that OF small button, surrounded
with a wreath OF grain, and in the cen
ter an eye. with the words Keep your
Eye on South Dakota" The design
adopted was submitted by Miss Cas-
sic Smith of Fort Pierre. The Jais-
ing OF funds to put the buttons on the
market has been met by the people OF
Fort Pierre, and they will soon be
ready for di-ribution, and It is hop
ed their sale will help to raise a fund
which can be used for tie purpose Ef
advertising the resources of our state,
which is really the object of the Fed
Grafton OF CONNER cial clubs in getting
ont this button.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Nice Man.

Two young women boarded crowd
ed street car and were obliged to
stand, says the Washington Post One
OF them, to steady herself. took hold
Of what she supposed was her friends
hand. They had stood thus for some
time. when. on looking down, she dis
covered that she was holding a mans
hand. Greatly embarrassed, she ex-
claimed: "Oh, I've got the wrong
hand!" Whereupon the man. with q
smile, stretched forth his other hand.
saying: Here ia the other one,
madam"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Will be Buried at Sioux Falls

Assistant Bishop Johnson and reqn
Geo. r. Biiier OF the cathedral have
known for the past week that Bishop
Hare's end was near. The late pre-
late's SON, DR.. Hare, in q letter to
Bishop Johnson few days ago said
there was absolutely no hope for the
bishops recovery, even temporarily.
He asked that arrangement be made
for the funeral OF his father in Sioux
Falls. 1t was Bishop Hare's request
that he be buried either on the
grouns Of the AL Saints school or OF
Calvary cathedral.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29

Picrre.-While the new state capi-
tol is yet some time from final COM
p,etion. the representatives of differ
crt state boards. which have been al
lowed office rent at other places Tor
lack of room az the Old capitol, are
now beginning to wonder what
amount of room they are to he grant
ed, and how they will be-fe,cateti-~ n
that line Railway Commissioner r. c.
POhiNsCn of CrOtCn. "ccNM' an'ei Oy
Secretary T. e. Cassil, OF that com
mission were here today to look" SSer
the quarters assigned 20 them. so that
they will know just what they will
need TO furnish their rooms. The
chances are that early next summer
the building will be ready to turn
over to the state.
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we found that you and DAISY ha1
carried out our instructions and hau
lett for here; the difficulty was for us
to enter the Duchy without beina
recognized. Chance helped u.s.
1.-Two young English gentlemen ar
rived ut Cologne and were proceed
ing by train to the Duchy. We were
OH the platform Of the station. when
we saw them trying to make them
selves understood by the porters. One
was tall and passably like Michael
Grant: the other, at distance,
might resemble me. Most young
Eng1ishmen of our class are more or
less alike. and Grant saw in mo-
ment that. if we let them go off by
this train. they would probably be
taken for us as soon as they arrived
here
Accordingly we did so.
We stayed in Cologne at another
hotel for the night. had my hair
dyed this filthy black color. as you
observe; Michael also made some
changes in his appearance. and we got
here yesterday. without. believe,
anybody susnerting us at all
"As you know, Duchess, we have
uDiimiied command OF money in this
af;,ir. ana Michael and | have been
able TO irt out that two ordinary and
tnnor' ~ oxford undergraduates are
being she lowed with the most scru-
pu!ous C ire by the emissaries of the
Princess. ! need not go into details
as [, Low We have discovered all this,
out ] can assure you that our meth
DDS have been most discreet You
zee" he continued. when one can
put what is a small fortune into the
hand OF a German policeman or
German spy. we'll"
The Duchess broke in. Eyes! yes!"
she said. ~ understand all this. /
understand thai you and Michael are
here and are not spied upon or
watched by the Court on the other
side OF the hill. But what of my boy?
What Of my darlng?"
lust this. Duchess" Basil an
ewered. disengaging his arm from
Daisys and stepping up to the tall
and beautiful girl. who stood there
Qufverfng with maternal anxiety.
'Just this We know absolutely
whore the Duke is! We know also
that he has not suffered at all as
yet"
"As yet?" said the Duchess, in a
high. frightened voice.
"As yeti" Basil answered. But be- |
fore that may come we shall have |
taken him. and caught him away from
che hsnds which hold him. Tomor.
cow night. Duchess. Michael Grant |
and myself are risking everything to
win everything! Don't worry in the !
least What we are going to do, we
are going to dO!"
The Duchess looked at Daisy when |
Basi, had finished. Daisy" she said, |
"y0S've got a strong man In love with |
Vuu!"
There was q moments silence, and |
theu Basil. with his dyed hair and |
ntAlded face. looked at the Duchess |
WIN twinkling blue eyes. "And, |
Duchess" he said.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Not BeinQ Exterminated.

In the Journal of the African So
ciety the opinion is expressed by Mr..
Selous that. contrary to the general
belief. giraffes and elephants are IN
no danger of being eyterminated In
Africa
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29

Boston, Oct 23.-Bishop Hare will
be succeedd by Right Rev. Frederick
Foote Johnson, 70 merly re tor O.
Christ church, North Brookfeld
DR.. Johnson was born in Newtown.
Conn, in 1866, consecrated missionary
bishop in 1905 and assigned TO Sioux
Falls.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Foes of School Children,

More than 100000 children of school
age are annually laid PROSTATE by the
three preventable diseases Of diph-
iberia, tuberculosis and scarlet fever,
and 10000 of these illnesses termin.
ate fatally.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29

All notes or lega, papera eyecusc4
n Mexico must bear revenue stsmps
and all papers executed in the United
States or other countries must bear
these stamps before legal action caJ
bs commenced n Mexico.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Eaoles to Draw Balloons.

One Of the most fantastic ballooninG
projects of the past was that of an
Austrian who suggested. nearly a cen
tury ago. that balloons might be guided
In any desired direction with the aid
Of trained eagles.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-29
Revenge G6e
The thrilling story
Of q mothers love
and a wOman's hate. |
s---<2
BY GUY THORNE.

sweet is revenge espe cialy to women."-Lord Byron
asssss asss
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
The Old womsn,s Remarks.

Il don't know what's to become o.
the Of man IL they kAp on votin'
the States dry" said the old lady. ut
didn't cost 50 much fer him to 70
10 Chattynoogy. but az Tennessee will
be as dry as bone In July, that1l take
him a step further. an he Jest can't
ahord the money. OF course. he kin
olind-tiser 81 to Georgy, but It's no
longer safe fer him to do 30. seein'
mat he kin no more kiver up his
tracks, fer ever time ne tries IL they
ketch up with him an haul him up
before meetin', an he's efttin too Oh
now ter risk bein' turn out the church,
Ter Satan might hitch him on the out
side an sweep him on fore he has
chance to GIT back agin. But the States
air drying up one after another, an
KIN zee him buyin' q railroad ticket
- fur - Kalamazoo-an' believe that
country would be dry fore he hit!"--
Atlanta Constitutjon.
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Maine Central R. R.
DayExcursions
From Portland

e2.2S for the famous Songo River Trip:
by rail and steamboat Home same day.
l.so TO Naples, Sundays. for Dinner at
400 Through the White Mountains
Pee the Wonderland of the Crawford
2:15 On Saturdays for the Mountains.
food to return Mondays. $50 On SUM-
DAY.. good Day Of Date only. sight
$50 To. Poland Spring Houss-Ticket
good to return Mondays. Time for ain.
ner at that famous hosiery
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

Having torn the treaty Of Berlin 10
shreds, there was little occasion for
Austria-huneary to hesitate over tear
ing up one Of the shreds. to wit, Arti-
Gle 20. and thus granting complete SOW
'ereisnty to Montenegro. That gallant
little Serb state has amply earned the
complete Independence which IL now
enjoys, and which Il 10 TO be hoped Il
will always maintain.-New York
Tribune.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
A Bachelor says.

A woman has as much fun getting
her fortune told as a man has max
ing his.
The reason a girl objects to a man
kissing her r. she pretends she does
The way TO make a woman believe
all the nonsense that can be invent
ed IL to put II in a love letter.
Once In a while a man astonishes
himself az much as he does the res,
of US by really doing something un.
selnsh-Woman's Life.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
Every Sunday to Mooseheal
Lake and RangeIey Lake

Leave Portland $50 q. m. arriving o.,
return az I.ss y. m. $500 the round
trip, either place.
Via white Mountains on q sftsr June %.
- Through psrior Car Leaves Portia IA
pos a m, arriving Montreal s.i5 o. M
"a Tnrov1h eleeper Leaves Portland
e o,n,y. s snnaays included. sis .. m. ar
a esrior Car for rsoyans Leaves Port
land at Dos A. m, 1so .. m. daily except
"A psrior Car with sre.Isr synes Leave.
Portland at s.os q. m. daily. except Sun
day, arriving at Quebec e3o p m.
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THROUGH SERVICE wesr
TRAINS LEAvs PORTLAND

rp ror "a Ls srl,r ana Danyins Junction
40 a m, $50 q. m, lilo a M %
p m, ass 2. m.-sundays. Las q. m.
For Rsnseisy Lakes. 1.so .. m. 1Io
nyor Moosehesd Lake $50 q m. DAILY.
rcr Eesk,spd; 40 a m. p.ny,. TOO
For Bangor and Bar Haibor. $50 :. M,
:. NJ: Ds,iy,: 1iSS ,: M. apssy,. via viz
DAILY, and 1o-35 .. m, DaDy).
sd e: az. ssss s.R -s,ss:ss s ss ~ d'
y. Z. eo01Hov,
osssvs' Ps:ssnsss Aqsns.
1ssspnsnes - sss 81 ~ s'"s
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roS sH' fs s;s Jr,H Ss Ssst's cs::s
From PoRTLANI, Iaiiy except Fridays
az SO p NJ tMcny Thurs. and Sun.
x From NEW YORK Mon. Tues. and
Ships Stop at ,.srtha's v MeS ana sat
FARES between Portland and New
YORK one WAY $500. Season Round Trip
$1,000 Ten days round trip ticket tun-
I'll Aug. Inn 800. Martha's Vineyard,
one Way 800. Round Trip 900.
EXPRESS SERVICE for Freight of All
Kinds Rates Include Marine and FTre
nsurance. For Reservations Folders and
Eun Information. ADDRESS:
TeIephone II. A. Clay Agent.
ezo Franklin Wharf.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE
Ticket Omce, I4zI Penn. Avenue.

NolIcs-FouowIug schedule uol guaranteed
900 A. n DaIly-'.FIorida Fast N4F o.
Through coaches and Pullman SIeeuars .1
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep
eye Washington 90 Hamlet and Hamlet 10
Ausata Dining cars
G.-0 p. b. Daily Except sIlday-..saaba8r5
FLORIDA Limited" solid electric lighted PuI.-
man with s.CcpgIs to JagksJugIle. ST. Am
gualine, Palm beach. Miami knights KEY
Dining cars
s.sJ r.. NJ DalIy-"EeEr Round Limited ss
CoacLca ana Pullman Go Savannah. T4rs. a..g-
VILE. Tampa. Atlanta. rluulusL4-u. Mem
puis. Diulus ears.
r. h. SrANS1LL, District Passenger Agent
5al-I
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RAILROADS.
bALIlMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 23D ST, NEW YORK.
"I.0J a. m.-Diuer. Pullman ParIor.
f3;vI g. H--Obseryatiou PaTlor. 5-hour Train
5000 a. m.-Dlner and Pullman Parior Car.
fll.V0 a. m.-Diuer and Pullman ParI0r Car.
'l.0O ,. m.-Diuer and Pullman PaTlor Car.
1910 , m Royal Limited All Pulimans.
Elye-uour.
t4:o0 p m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
500 p. m.-pIner and Pullman PariOr.
500 ?, m.-C0ache5 TO Philadelphia.
'l2: t5 n T.-Slcepers 10 New York
'z,53 a. u.-5leepers 70 Philadelphia and New
York
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:oo eco. tu:oo a. m.
fl;oo 1870 p M
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week Days 7 a.. IA. TO - .. nj
'2.52 f5.O0-t6.50 ~4:o0 100. 90 $50 = 90
$3.50 1000. 'll.00 a. M. '12.00 noon f12.0s.
-t:J0 tbs. f2.o0. $500 f3.20, 1890. fl.O0
t4;45 500 f5s03 $50. t6:O0 Is 30 soc fs:B0
$780, $1,000. s10.s5. sl:O0, sl2.I5 ~ T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGOi "1.22. $3.50 .. N.
VILE. 1910 a. m. s4.o5 p. m. $50 night
PITTsBURG. '9.lO a. M, 'I:22. s9.l0 .. m.
a12 80 night
CLEVELAND. -3:Io p N.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m.
WHEELING. 1910 a. m. $50 .. m
VINCE ESTER 1910 a m, f4.05, $500 pm.
FREDERiCE, fSiS4 1870 1913 a. M. ti:20
f4:05. f5,l5 p. IN.
HAGERSTOWN, fa.i0 a. m, $500 .. m.
ANNAPOLIS. '7:2O. tS:00 a. m, fI2:05 noon.
f5:z0, 1880. 1870 and $3.50 p. m
sDaily. Except Sunday. 1Sunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offices. 1917 st. Eel. Main 1891: SO
Pennaylvania ave. Main ZT8 New Union
station Ticket Office. Main $780, Information
Bureau, Main $780, noZ2-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B-FoIl0winE schedule figures published
gn}v as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New
orleans. Ashevilie. Chattanooga, Memphis
Q .06 Il M and 1913 p. IN. daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattauooza
Memphis New Orleans. 10:10 p. m
For Columbia, Charleston Augusta. Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points.
4 10 p. IN. daily
L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
.llla-tE
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PROVISIONS.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
RoPERTY UNDER CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIN
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IS-
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATE SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS own USE OR TO
THE USE 10 ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT 10
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
The PROPERTY TO HIM Is GUILTY
or LARCENY"
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r.

not guaranteed
400 p. NC. & 0. Limited Daily. Fast ves-
thule train. Pullman sieepers to Lexington
Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis. Chfra -
and St Louis. Connection for Virgfnfs nor
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville 10 Mem
Dhis and New Orleans. DiulIg Cars Ia
carte service.
u.I0 p NJ. F. V. LIMITED. Dauv
solid vestiDule train Pullman sleeuers fo
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Lsogizyflle
Commandment sleeping car 20 VirE:nia TI5f
Springs week days. Dining cars. q Ia ca
service. pullman sleepers Cincinnati In
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louis lille to
Memphis. Nashville, and New On leafs
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices, 5l3 Pe7nsr'-
vania ave, 1893 + st. and New I-nIon Sfs-
ton Telephone Main 1866 OF 2208 Tor tir1x-
cts, baggage checks, reservations ami fsvi-
cab de6-tf
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THOs j. OWEN d son, Aucu0acerz-
TRUSTEES SALE or C,NE-sTORy s,ru.
DWELLING. IN BTRRFLLE. ID. a.
by virtue ot certain deed OF trust duIv
I recorded. iu Li1er 40. 1850. folio Isl at seq
. HI the land records OF tho District Of o.
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell 40 pubic auction iu the oaice Of
west on Wedneedag tho third day of Feb
TUaryr A. D. 1903. al o'clock b. fr the
following described sand and pTcmises, suit
ate iu the county oG Washington. District
of Columbia. and designated a. and heinz
the same piece or parcel pt land conveyed
hv deed dated August 25th. 1903. from Har-
recorded iu Liher 900 Folio 900 et seq.
one or the land records of the Uistricf If
columbia now FULLY described In said deed
of trust said parcel containing about one
TERMS OF SALE Cash A deposit OF $50
HIl ua required az time of sale. All con-
chaser. l.. MckENDIG KING. MARIE ~
THoMPSoN Trustees. JaZG,29. febg
PUBLIC SALE or WATERLICK WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
By virtue at o. certain deed of trust record
Cd On Deed Book &o. ID az page G5f Of the
Clerks office ol Warren County, VIRGINIA
default having been made Eu tho payment Of
tho debts and taxes therein secured wa wiz
pursuant tp f1u terms uf said trust on Sat
u~-a-. February 49, 1869. at 10 O'Clock 81. Tu--
lu 'front.' at tho Court House door of Front
N-a.a warren county hLfalIIl. t.r
sale at public auction all llat real estate
containing about 60 acres known as tgs
Ea'....eE White sulphur springs Hotel n
uate3 .u faa Fork MaEfsteriai District of
Warren County. Virginia. with buildings
TEEAI= Far cash az io $50 much OF line
proceeds "t said property a= aiIl br sufficient
Go uzr the costs of sale. the taxes due and
EaEaa-. upon said property. estimated TO be-.
about #la" and tr pay aur-tHfrJ uf fr.
amount tH.u duo and payable upon debts
secured HE rsra decd OF trust which ,f-ffr
aggregate stai# with accrued Interest there
uu. and OBJ. residue ai said purchase T4gua,
s.aH Doc Ha.. payable boo tHr-. equal INSTALL
ueAt#. falling due n }. d. and fHrar s-a.trs
respectively. .UHl DAT. af sale fs. rrf.rr. ID
aEUeu.. Ia Doe evidenced Hv tho Ears- III
tE. purchase. Containing waiver OF home
stead exemption. bearing interest as Oh. FsF.
az go per auuuw from date. PAYABLE. ..-r..T
annually and secured Dog a. deed of rr...f
upon Ile property sold AMI e Hr. fr.-..r..5I...-
policy upon fHa buIIiae# Hu -.I-H --.
and company aa Che uudcr=fal.sf f5'
toes Eus. direct IE for any reason. ....r4
sale IH uut mad. at an1fc ifaf.. and .r..-.- 10
1854 boz adjourned until Friday. T-.Irr4.y, "a.
1900 when aaIa property FIu again boz ..1.,..4
for sale at tns Same tma AMI plae. and ur..r
che same tnrHz.
EMMETT sEAIGE. Trustee
49, o. J.FT.tIIEUTY. .Trr5.fr.
far further information Apply to EasgF-.
s. FRASER. ICllII IuIIllus- fsaI.sG
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CENTER MARKET
PROVISIONS

Pork Sausage Bacon Lard, and
DOVE BRAND HAMS
We offer These provisions as the puTCst and
best ever produced and at the lowest prices.
Wholesale and Retail,
MILLER a. kROlfNIAN.
stands no. d5l-852-#53 Center Market
stands 40 a0l and 3o3 Northern Liberty
Market Jl-5-ul- ~, f-tf
ScrsppIa home cooked picked pigs feet
also s1use Only stand I'm market 10 get
fresh tripe. .. 81. AI}ENDES. Stand s78-
jam 81 rl-tt
PARTRIDGE" HAM
The Partridge Ham IS mild and sweet
and the cure is perfect. The great merit of
this ham isl that there is no artificial color
lnE- IL rs cured so that DC can be shipped
amy distance 90 any climate. our object
has been TO produce a uaIatabIe and abso-
iuteiy Wholesome meat, using only the pur-
est ingredients which give a. delicious fla
F'Ir au1eit properly handled. preserve it al
most indefinitely. The Partridge Ham, be-
sides beiHs wholesome and palatabIe. Is
easily llEesteI We want this fact inn
pressed stronsiy-good ana wholesome and
J. b. schroth. 454 Center Market
jas. Z729
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W., 3. & A z. RY.
nTHE ELECTRIC LIaEU

Electric palace cars from White House station
FIFTEENTH AND II SITS. NOPTHEAe7,
For BaItimore-5:5U ana every half nm
from 6:s9 a. IA. 10 $3.50 p. NJ, and s 80. ESQ
$50 and HIS p. II.
For AunapJlls-Every hour from ESQ a m
10 80 .. m. and go and 1l:35 D. m
Fares. one way Round trim
TO Baltimore ------s---- Zoe SIS
To Annapolis and Z. y.
Naval Academy ...-..... zoe sIg5
All ii ct. cars run direct u Waite Ho7ss
station
Ticket office at 18th and y. =. are. n "
and al White House Station. 18th and II Sc
n H. Telephone II. 1900. oc5-tF
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o Street Market
POULTRY.
TRUSTEES SAIr

TRUSTEES SAFE OF A RETAIL. TT0T0F
LICENSE HAfRO0I FIXTURES F-TC-
's virtue 9i a certain chaIlel deed az
--7t IRON David Pike and wife 10 tn- un-
Lsi7lei7ls dated the ->tI day " september
----7 anu luty recorded iu LlDer aIs5 folio Isl
I-- Cd. tll9 Land Records of the District of
-...Nili.la1 The Undersigned trustees will 5fer
10Y sale az public auction ou Weduesda.r
Fp-Iats 5, lf-s. ~ 4 O'Clock p. m. iu front
- premises NO 5ll 18th street ~ W D. O.
lae retail liquor license granted by the TX.
else E1ard " the District " Columbia to me
V'tll David Pike, The barrc1u fixtures located
A. said premises. SO 81 Igtl ST. and sforI-
in bzTa1g.u.
Terms v- sale ANNOUNCED at time of sale.
MICHAEL T. BRENNAN
EMORY r. BgGLEY.
Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING & co. Aueti5uegss.
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EASTERN MARKET
FISH AND OYSTERS

TRY OUR KING MACKEREI
livery o'ay iEes IT, Fry OF bake. Fresh fish
from our own nets daily.
j. H. t4UNCE, FISH AND OYSTERS
annex. eastern Market, wholesale house.
llth ST. Wharf S. W. Phone Main I 15.5-
jas. a. %
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

CP-IO-bAIts full dress and tuxedo suits
FOR hire. "a, i. PINES. Merchant Tailor.
1905 7th nHs u0l7- Got
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES ~ THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE 595o MAIN.
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Money Loaned alaried People

anu others. without security easy pa laeu-s
Odices in 90 principal Cities: save yourself
m0uey BY getting uuy terms first. D. L
2OL4A-Aet, Room 606, 533 45th st, NV, de6-t.