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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. men,
bers Of the New YORK Cotton Exchange Hibbs
Building. Is fifteenth street northwest.
New York. Jan 7.-Cotto1 was steady and fin to
dzy. prices remaining IN scent tsrritery for the
near months The higher IsFel was due 70 rood
cables and the influence Of yesterdays einns-s -
port. Domestic dry goods also reported higher
and spot houses gave good support 10 the market.
Receipts az the ports were 4g50q bales against
So last week. and ls92 last year For the
week. 206G bales. against E0752 last week. and
S5 90 fsst year Receipts a. New Orleans were
1000 bales against A59s laSt year. and At Hous-
ton. SOS bales, against 795 last year
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoIi0Ting schedule fsrrss pcblished oily
Is information. and not guaranteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New OrIes1a
Asner1le. Chsttanoogs, Memphis. SIS =. Il and
oa5 ,. n daily
New 0Tisans 1910 . n daily.
fo- Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. SsTsn-
nah. JacxsonEIle. and Florida points. 4Io :. u
caily.
10Tr1S czTs fOT CalifUnfR tri-geeEly. so o Il
Locsl toT 6sTnsCuburE. . a n daily: SIS :. n
week days. for Dsnviile SIS a. n daily. and Tor
1naTiottesEille- s.l5 E. =. ard 4.S D. n daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Blueuort
L S BROWN. Generzl Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAuWAY

NOTE-Published only as information, and not
guaranteed
$50 P No. Q. LIMITED. Dzly-Fas vs>-
uouleo tain Pullman seepGs 20 lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago. snd ST.
Louis Connection fer Virginia Hot Sp-iGEs PuIl-
man car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. q Ia carte service
no P. ME-. F. '. LIMITED. Daflv-Sold
veSti0uie trzi1- Pullman SeepeTs 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compa-tmeut Sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
q "a carte s-Tice. PgIlmsa deepe-s. Cincinnati TO
Chicago and St Louis and LCuisEilIs TO Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
Chesapeake snd Ohio Oicss. SIS PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; ISsa street. and New Union Station. TEL
ephone Main 1866 o. Zs Tor tickets. bazase checks
reservations. and taxicah
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE Il EFFEIT OCTOBER ~ I9R
Leave Washington New Union Station.
s15 g. n--Dsily-Au points Oh Norfolk and West
en-: also knoxTlle. Chattsooogs, and Me-nuhis
1910 D II - Daily - Roanoke Bristol Winstoa-
Salem. K1oxFille. Chattsnoogz Nashville Nenuhis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining czrX
For No-folk-LesTe Washington. so a N dafiv
HIS g. n daily texcept Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u21 a. n. SD D m
Ad5 p n--Ds1y-Be7TyyiIle, Dzrzy, Shenandoah.
Trains frOu the Southwest arrive So A. n and
BSo ?. n
sFerue Bond Buildirs1
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Probate Court.


Estate q Heury Woodrlff: orde- asnittinz 70
PROBATE and record and letters testaneutsry, bold
500
In re Charles Wolz ct a.. order ayrotnriuz
guardian bond. 500 Attorney. c. u. Oven.
Essate Of Edw. Caesers petition fCT Iettez q
administration.
Estate Ct Howard " Silsby: petition fOz a.
poiutneut g collector. Attorney, {. h syms.
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FOR sALE-sIx-ROON Old FRAME. LARGE
iot. on car line. IN northwest. fo- SIS. Apply
IS Thirteenth ST. ~ asst
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No ~ In re g. Il Adams; order Appointing
receivers; bond, 500
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; settle estates Law business IN al o0UA
No charge unless successful 'Phone TS35
FULLER AGENCY, Roon II, las = -
Ee2wLs,H
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PIANOS.

CLOSING OUT SALE PIANOS
Tuning. $50; scratched upright. Sis. LaETences,
sl5 G.
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Criminal Court No. 2
IuSTTCE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Nc. S5ss- L c. Smith Typewriter Company "
n IL MinniS Company; biH q ezoeptions sub
mitted- Attorneys. Z W Wheauey-WHscn &
Bs-kssaie.
Assignment for to-day;
Sot;ors,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YoU WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas Nov Is the time, ana HOWARD,
Photographic. lio9 Pa ave Nv. Is the place- All
$50 pictures 8 70 those nsntiouirg this papa.
ocl1-E, ,fS-t
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No. 5l5Ol. RGdolph West Co. rs. Doys
Judgment. S2AA Z. H. Terrell. J. P Attornsy
J. A Hicks
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping q sDSCialty.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. E2s - ~ 'Phozs M.sr
9ie auZStf
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W. B. 6 A. z. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE

THE ELECTRIC LINE
Electric. palscs cars from White Houss Station
Q5th aad II sts. NORTHEASn.
For BaltinOre-55S. and ever half hour from
$50 a. n 70 80 ,. n. and $50. s5o. ls:5o. and
L 3 p n
For AEnapolis-Evey hou from SO a. N TO 80
2. n. and go and IS p n
Fares One vsy. Round tip
10 batumoTes-s-.sss..s..--- fSc- tL9
To Annapolis and o s.
Naval Aczdeny---...,-- &c IS
An 81 cars rzn direct 20 White House Station
Ticket o1cs AZ llth and n. T. ave. northwest and
at White House Station. 18th and sta NORTH
EAST. Telephone n. 7Sk
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR sALE-sIx-ROON Old FRAME. LARGE
iot. On car line. IN northwest, fo- SIS. Apply
- Thirteenth s. ~. asst
FOR SALE ST NV. NEAR TWENTY
third. 6room brick hath, $50; easy terms Ap-
ply IS Thirteenth 81 nv. as-1
FOR SALES VERMONT AVE Nv, FINE
brick hone. all modem improvements, A5lo; easy
terms. Apply 81 Thirteenth - NJ. jas-c
COLORED BUYER. ATTENTION.
FOR sALE-NICE LITTLE FRAME DWELL
ms. TWen-y-second S.. rear I tEyel s., $50;
easy terms Apply IS Thirteenth s. Nv. asst
FOR SALE-A HOME FOR COLORED MAN OF
income, il fine section q Geo7getown; price,
$50. urust existing s. so has 5 years % r1n;
balance. $50 dovn. so r.r month: stories; hot
water heati sce alley Apply $ Thirteenth 81 NV
5zSr
FOR sALE-INVEsT1ENT A PROPERTY IL
6eurVst0En. renting f0r D5; pr1oe. Sl5o- Apply
- Thirteenth s. ~. hsH
FOR sALE-A SPLENDID FRAME HOME. N
fns condition. OF Q street. between ThiT1y-third
sud Thirty fourth. hath. side alley. deep lot proe.
$50. Apply 3 Thirteenth s. Nv. asst
FOR SALE-A LARGE. SOLIDLY-BUILT HOME
10 GcorgCr1Ul, impressive apDCazncs. large lot
on either side a 55ft. fr01tsEc 80 q deep. II
you are locking fo- q handsome Old hcme 20 which
two wlrss can Be- attached f1r apartment house
prposcs. here's yOCr clance- Price. S5G1 0Tner
VII exchause fo- snail inTes'neut T-oQcrtiss free
of iuosmhrszcs- Ar1iy s. ThiTteeath s. nv. jaS-tf
FOR SALE-Is2 18Th ST. NV. CORNER OF @:
brick dwelling. splendid EEghborhoct: Si750: easy
terms. Apply - 18th 81 ~. jzsn
FOR SALE4 HOUSES. RENTING FOR sis2 A
year, f1r E5l CAHWOOD L GARRETT. Lzl
NeE YORK ave jzSst
N GEORGETOWN. Groom BRICK: FURNACE
hat; porcelain bath; ID TO d1te IN evUTy psTsiCu.
lar; chap % Guick buy.E J. L SHOEMAKER.
Ag-ut. SIS 18th s. w. EoS-a
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan 7-Foloving are The sales and
ouotatious on the most active securities listed On
the baltimore STICK Exchange:
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JTsTICE ANDERsON
LaWaulfa

SLcAANE ANDLh5OE-
No. ID In re extension Of Kenyon street; uzz
shzl directed 70 SUMMONS jury,
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No $50 His rs BroEue- -udEzncnt hy default
Attorney A. y. Smith
Assignments for January l. laos:
Nc Zl2 Hsrde1steiu Capital Traction Con-
Pany- Attorneys J. 7. Thom2s-R- r PerTy Son.
and c. T D-nIop.
No 10 KInsolTiug vs Kernan e al Attor1eys.
Tucker & Kenyon snd L S. Bailsy-Hamilton. Col
ben, YeTkos & Hamilton
No 6. Apple. administrator. ~ CAPITAL Trsc-
ton Company Attorneys. Leckie- Fulton Coz
r r. PCTTy & son and 6 T Dunlop
No. Is. johnson County Savings Bank v. Men
Del et al. Attorneys. T Z JeasoTds-W- q. White.
Ne 10. Same rs Butlsr e a. Attorneys sane.
No. a Same IS. RemsbuEg. Attorneys. Sane.
Circuit Court No. ..
CHEF JUSTICE CLABACGB.
Assignment for January Il. ea-
No g. Mitchell Company Norfolk and Wash
ir~ton Steamboat Company Attorneys. c l.
Simms-Browne Browne & Peelle-
No S5s. HAWKS vs. BroWu e a. Attorneys, A.
: inrtor-Tucker & kenyon
No rs Fox vs.. Lacy Attorneys. P r. Mar
shall-WoH & RosenbeTE-
No 50 Quinn vS Washington Railway snd
Electric Company Attorneys. H L Hanes and
l. II. Jsckson-J. J. Darlington.
No l2 Corbin rs. Dsws0u- Attorneys. W j.
Lambert and r. Z Yeaiman-W. L ADhTose-
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-TO BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES.
$3.50 20 $50 On Dist-ict improved r7opertv.
STATE amount Ct f-s. trust and u1nber q house
BOX = Herald Of5ce f-St
YOUNG MAN, WHO INVITES CLOSEST
personal Investigation. desires 20 fnd q party
who can furnish S1ooo09 20 finance PROPOSITION
which IS both safe and profitable, FL one a the
most prosperous Southern cities address SOUTH
ERN~ % Ee-zld Cfice
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THE VAN DYKE,

lE 9Th NW.-LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
front and back rooms; hot-Tatsr heat; Ink #
desired TransieutS js7-St
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REAL ESTATE.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES.
Urieorn, Hartford. HesSieT. suc cushion tires
Euar2nteeo for one year Expert bicycle repair de-
partnsnt c. VERNON HALL 81 81 Nv.
RuIzaI.sod
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

BAIIlAORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
''EVERT OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'd STREET, NV YORK
- a. n. DlceT. Pul,mal Parl0T.
80 q Il 0bservztion Psrlor- FfFeaous tlt7
~ a. n DI-er sDd Pullman PzTlor Car
va a. n Diner ard Pullman ParlOT tze.
= 81 ? n Dine and Pullman Psrlcz Car
:. y p n Royal Limited Al Pullman ShoU-
=. ? ns No2cles 20 EhlladclrhiG-
90 Il Diner and Pullman ParlcZ-
80 r n Cosches 20 Pkil1deiphi2-
'lz-.5 rsSht- SleTrcrs 20 New Nork.
80 q n s-eepcrs 20 Eh1l21elpt32 New Aoxk
:. A. AZ ILANTiC CITY. fl00. $50 fnS9 g. Il. ilS0.
To BALTIMORE.
kVEBF HOUR on TIE HOUR,
80 tMesa C1yA y g. . - llaS ~ . ~ -,
., - 30 Sd ID, 80 500. 50
as. f2s8. sd. rs7. $50. rise Il 7i5, -sse 15ss
80 80 80. U2. B9o W. 'leM, W.,
,-,,,..-. WESTWARD.
s,Cc,iaNClNNAII. ST. LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE,
PlTTsBURG. go q n. ~. us p n. '23S
CLEVELAND. 80 ,. Il
COLUMBUS. $50 n n
WHEELING. $40 a. D.. ssE D n
MlNthE hESIER, 19d1 a. u. z N5. rSU p n
..,E REEDEhlCA, fs-a 3d. 9l5 = n. q lSo. faSS,
HAGERSTOwN, SD a. n. $50 D n
s1s A1NNAPUl.lS US. ~. $50. Tlz55 noCn. 1s-0. S0
.Dsily fEIcePt Sunday ssundsy ouly.
sIELr,fHONES st al TIE foiioEing Tfczet Ot-
ave. NAN Ll.- New Union Station Ticket O11cs.
Man 80: Information Burezu Main $50.
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FOR sALE-Ia.Ooo SQUARE FEET. FIRST 1sD
ST sw. lBuzzsrds Point ad50ins Arsenal Grounds
the government VIII purchase a. a big profit prob
ably next year Price, 2c PEI foot. Apply 5E 18th
s. Nv jas-n
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SPIRITUALISM.

PUBLIC CIRCLES HELD on MONDAY AND
Thursday evenings at eelOcki private readings
daily. sS3 Il s. Nv. deIsSat
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CASH REGISTERS.
FURS.

SKINS TANNED AND MOUNTED FOR RUG
nutfs; remo6eiing fzrs 70 latest shapes 7E G
st. NV; top f0or- dele-3ot
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING CO. IsG sTH 81 NV
Lowest prices; ss.tnstes free samples; work
uanship frst-clsss al-Sot
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &C.

SINGING CANARIEs, PARROTS DOGS,
fowls pigeons rabbits. guinea PIGS. plant food
ta1iderEay IN all its branches. SCH3iID'S BIRD
STORE AFT
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~ NV [OO 4 TriaLW the
FOR REET-RO0MS.
FURNISHED.

rs Sd ST Nw.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
including heat. gzs bath asst
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s01 TO s7 THIRD ST. N W
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Private baths. L0uE-distance phone II every rOom
Cafe. Transients accommodated. n05-f
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FOE SALE
iEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN

FOE SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE. ID. G.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd. and within the Dis
s-ict- Fronting over Ig5 feet On Connecticut ave
uus: Eve streets running east and vest SO feet ele
gstio1 Every let the tract is sEala5ie for build
irg purposes a detached houses and bungalow
erected O. under course Of construction since Nay
lsT, the date 0f opening Of the Subdivision All
city improvements. i1ciEding water sewer. macad-
EuiSed streets. ETsnolithic sidewalks shade treez
al without expense 70 purchaser Special induce
nents are offered TO those who agree TO build
Write telephone. or call for plats and full par4ca-
las Autos and carriages az your disposal
THOS- J. FISHER & co. tINCl,
TS 18th ST NJ
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STORAGE.

FTREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. 500 Der month I'D.
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
js7-f s092 St nw.
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WITH BOARD

&acLENNAN HOTEL. rs 5TH %W.-7OM ELIkE
roOns. An ard Eur plan: hot and cold water:
ozfe open a. n 10 Z .. II ds3-3N
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
jobbinS promptly executed ct short nottces drop
postal; VIII call; estimates Aesrfully gwen W. =
GOODWIN. 7Os s. NJ D&MSEf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAE.
FOR RENT-ON CANAL ROAD. EAST OF
Chain Bridge. rooUss IN Little FAILS Church
building S. Apply S5 I3th s. TX 5sStf
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MOVING AND STORING.

DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. WILL
haul large 2-ho-se load furniture $50; single
team Sl53; packing shipping. hosting storage q
years eXperience- GEORGE ". TIlIUS' EX-
PRESS. q o 81 Nv
WHY PAY MOREY WE STORE FOR 40 A
losd. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. ns-IZ-
q leth g. Nv Phone Main 9E3. sel2S5t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
II YOU WANT To BUY A MARYLAND Farm
oF suburban hone. rs send for --latest bulletin
Marion DucketS & Son, 635 F Nv.
mhIT-d
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CLEANED & PRESSED.
DRESSMAKING.

MISS CORsON. T7I3 EUCLID ST: \. Y. REF
sTenccS; evening gOEns designed: SZ3 peT DAY; 10
meals. ezcepr lunch Phone Col. 961-m- asst
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Is9 18th ST NV EXCELLENT TABLE
board; reasonable rates; also two large rooms.
furnished or unf1rnished iaSH
$50 " 81 NW--FRONT ROOM FOR TWO;
al modem convenicuces asst
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GRAPH0PH0NES AND PIANOS.
BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones le-in- disc records. 65c: cylinder rsc0U15
sc. guaranteed ROBERTSON'S. l3ls Tth N.
bol9-9t
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Christ G. Cassimus and Rosa Giar-
dina.
Durwood L. Holland and Kate Mar
garet Klumpker.
Charles E, Leeds and Gertrude H
EIiss.
Hoset Franklin and Rosa Manning
Swearingen Peake and Irma Jose
phine Sigari.
Allen G. Goldsby and Alice May
HeItOn.
COLORED MARRIAGES.
Arthur Jones and Bertha Johnson.
James Malone and Rosa Lee Cor
bett.
sam Anderson and Josie Nelson.
Walker BIount and Josephine Cook,
Benjamin h. Haley and Lola Sim
spon.
Lewis Scott and Estella Mason.
Columbus Began and Matte War
WHITE BIRTHS.
Nat CIOpton and wife, a girl. -
w, L. Gilmore and wife, boy.
F. CabaiIerL and wife, a boy.
8. Klotzko and wife, a boy.
Mrs. NJ. Kaplan, q girl.
COLORED BIRTHS.
Anthony Williams and wife, a girl
R. S. Pons and wife, boy, sreole
Anthony Ross and wife, a girl
L. Smith and wife, a girl.
WHITE DEATHS.
j. L. Langley, s months, teething
James Smart, 90 years, cancer OF
throat
Bernier McAIlister, months, en-
terO-colitis.
COLORED DEATHS
Morton Johnson, 20 years, con-
sumption.
Infant of Arthur Ross, stillborn.
Victoria StallswoTths So years
chronic nephritis.
Erfnania Sanza. Is months, cere-
bro-spinal meningitis.
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SAD DEATH OF
MRS.FRENCHA At
HER HOME HERE
EsTIMARLE LADY PASSES AWAY
SUDDENLY-HAD BEEN A RES
IDENT OF THE CITY FOR LIT
TIE OVER a YEAR AND HAD
MANY FRIENDS.

Many will be panied 10 learn Of
the death of Mrs. Perla Collier
French, wife OF Robert L. French,
manager for Bass & Co., which Oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at her home, No. 31S West
Garden street, after a short Illness,
Death was due to a complication of
disease and was unexpected
Mrs. French came here from Chip
ley a little over a year and a half
ago, and during her residence made
many warm friends. At her former
home in Chipley she was highly es-
teemed for her many loving quail
ties.
She was thiTty-One years Of age
and was a daughter Of Mrs. Collier
of Chipley She is survived by hus-
band, mother and two sisters, the
latter, Mrs. Cary A. Horne and Miss
Annie Collier both residing in Chip
ley.
The remains viii be taken TO Chip
ley this morning on the 6:45 train
and the funeral viii be tomorrow
afternoon at , o'clock.
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MEETINGS TO
BEGIN TODAY
REVIVAL SERVICES TO COM.
MENcE THIS MORNING AT THE
GADSDEN STREET M. z,
CHURCH, TO CONTINUE IN
DEFINITELY.

The annual revival services of the
Gadsden Street Methodist church
start today. The pastor will preach
at both services, the subject Of the
morning to be ''why a Reviva1?" and
for the evening, What Can / Do
for the Conversion of the World?"
For this week there will be only
one service each day, and that will
be at 1880 p. m.
After this week. however. the pas
tor will be assisted by the Rev. MI
G. A. Cornell Of the Alabama Con-
ference and there will be two daily
services. at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. N.
The public is most cordially in
vited to these services, which will
be OF real value to all those who will
attend All strangers and visitors
will receive a most hearty welcome
A special feature will be the music
and singing.
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Our Baby Walkers have
arrived. Why not teach the
little ones to walk. See them
AT Solomon Furniture Co.,
I2O-22 w. Government St.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS OCT. Il
Y. M. c. A. SCHOOL FOR BOYS is
TO OPEN FOR ITS FOURTH SES-
SION, WHICH PROMISES TO BE
SUCCESSFUL.

The night school of the Young
Mems Christian Association VIII open
for it's fourth session on October
18th. This school meets the need Of
the young man whose success in bust
ness or trade may reQuire-speclaI
training along some particular line,
or a better general education 1t is
also for the boys who have gone 10
work before completing, the hlSn
school course.
Many plans have been devised 10
furnish such opportunities TO am
bilious young men and boys, out no
other plan has offered just the right
combination OF personal instruction
fitted to the need of each individual
student at a cost within easy reacn
of all. Teachers are selected IOT
their practical working knowledge Cl
the subject to be taught and the
teaching is made to nj into the every
day work of the scholar.
The following courses nave Deen
arranged Tor the coming season:
1. Arithmetic. For those desiring
to re- lew or increase their practlcal
know ledge of this subject
=. Higher mathematics For those
who wish TO review or master alSe-
bra. geometry and tTigeometTy.
8. Commercial course Bookkeep-
ing. business spondence.
/. English. A class where foreign
ers may gain a practical use OF the
English language.
>. Mechanical drawing. a pracu
cal course to give the beginner a
working knowledge OF the subject.
6. For boys: Arithmetic, spelling
cores pOndence-
Each class Will meet two nights
per week from 7.S0 TO $3.50.
Further information may be had 4:
the Y. NJ. G. A
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l9uHyo~|'1

is the very best that money
can buy. It is built of the
highest grade of soft elastic
felt; covered with the best
grade of ticking that comes
from the looms, and the work
manship is the embodiment of
care and perfection. The felt
has been so thoroughly treated
that the mattress has that
sweet, pure smell that pertains
to everything that is absO-
lutely clean.
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Idle Thoughts.

Nothing romantic happens in a flat.
II used to be more profitable to be
a good fellow.
Most men would like to'saVe enough
hair to keep from looking like an anil
mated egg.
It's pretty hard these days TO keep
people from persuading you to sigu
something.
Once in a while q humorist takes an
anecdote out of an almanac. puts 70
into a new kind of dialect, and sells it
to q first-class magazine.
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POLICE COURT.

masses. remain silent, seemingly tax
four defendants discharged, one tura-
ed over to the county and t1n7s
amounting to s45 was the record OF
the police court Yesterday For
cruelty 10 animals. Raymond Davis
was fined 81 and costs. The case
against julius Collins for a like Of
Tense was continued
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A Prominent Figure,

AS a candidate for congress, a dele
gate to the national convention, a
candidate for United States senate.
a member Of the state senate, and an
active participant in every political
campaign for years past in Florida
Mr. Beard has occupied an important
and prominent place in the politics Of
the stae. This participation in poll
tics has taken a great deal OF time
which, in the future, Mr. Beard in
tends to devote to the practice Of
law '
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retired from politics. While I shall
always take the interest in public
questions that l think all good citi-
zens should take, l will not again be
a candidate for office, nor will / again
take an active part in politics.
/ shall, from now on, energettcaliy
devote my time and attention exclus-
lively to my profession. and am pre-
pared to practice in all of the state
and federal courts.
Respectfully.
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To repeat the dose, at
Times, is good, you know.
Ribbon sale No. 2, at McMil-
.lan's tomorrow. Wide
Fine-29c per yard.
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The following is the record Of mar
riages, births and deaths during the
past week, as are OF record in the
officers of the city clerk and county
judge: @
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Wait for the Grand Dance
Tuesday night at c. K. of A.
hall. Best crowd, best mu-
sic. Ladies free. Gents 35c.
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WHILE MARRIAGES.

Joseph Higgins and Serena Ham
mOnd.
George NJ. Dansby and Mignon
Herman.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l desire to say that / am not the
A A. Jones who was fined in Police
Court for beating mis- wife. / am
Rev. A. A. Jones'. and have never
been arrested and convicted OF any
crime
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FORFEITED BOND
COLLECTED BY SHERIFF

Sheriff Van PeIt yesterday collected
from D. ]. Cunningham, colored, the
amount of forfeited bond OF Angus
tine Pettiway, a colored boy. The
bOnd WAS for $50 The same man
was surety on a bond of brother
of the boy who could not be found
and the latter was turned over to the
sheriff.
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The Retter MAY

"Awfully rude of him to throw a
kiss at me-"
Eyes. nv dear; those are things
which always ought TO be delivered in
person. ILLUSTRATED Bits.