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PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTfTt1Tf0N. L :. NATIONAL.
MUSEUM, OFFICE or TIE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON. j. G.. HNE y. Ig1I.-SelIe,I
proposals vii be received at this office until
NOON, JUNE ,, 1904 56 b opened at o'clock
p III. on the same ilav : First-for the metal
work required for two. $50 horsepower water tub
boilers Of approved construction; With pump
receiving tank, and connections complete. SEQ
ond-For the mason work eonnectsd with the
erection thereof SPECIFICATIONS and further in
formation can he oDtaincd upon Application 10
J. Eltreth Watkins, Superintendent, L. :. VA
tional Museum The right TO reject any and
all bids and parts OF bids j. reserved RICHARD
RAThBUN, Acting sslTetsry.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-TwO new dwelling house, two
acres ground. eight and Ave rooms, in thriving
town Southern Railroad; sidewalk to doors;
price 800 and 500 Address JOS S BREE-
DEN Remington. Va. NETS
BRENTWOOD. BD.--Jast outsids District linz.
City and Suburban Eiectrc OF B. & O. RAILWAYS:
lots jc2G0 for sl1O, smaller lots at higher prices
Enquire " A. BARTLETT, 10th floor, Loan and
Trust Building. icI2-lmo
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IMPERIAL LIMITED.

IMPERIAL LIMITED.
Montreal to Vancouver, daily. 1906 miles IN
100 hours. Luxurious sleeping, drawing-roOm, and
dining cars. with unsurpassed cuisine. Tc BanG.
Lakes IN the Clouds Canadian Rockies Great
Glacier OF the SeIkIrks. Canons OF the Fraser.
Vancouver. Connecting with magnificent En-
press Steamships for Japan, China, India, and
around the world Canadian Australian S s
70 Honolulu and Australasia Fer Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway 1929 Pa ave.
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OCEAN STE AsISuIPs.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW UTHANPTON-LoNDoN. g
st PauIJuly 10 70 II. st Louis Avg Ii IGs. n.
st Louis July H. u am. iceland. Aug. q I0a III
81 PatiI---Ang- : 10 am. St Paul Aug-2s 10 an.
BED STAR LINE.
NEW Y0RE-ANTWERP-Ps
kensfugtonJuly B. noon Peunland. July Il. noon
iceland ,-.Inly TO- soon Southwark July 81. noon
FrIesland.-July Il, noon +YadeTland Aug Z. noon
New tv-in-scTew steamers calling at CberbOuvg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and Is y r
NV York Once, 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1915 F ST NV.
Or G. W. Moss. 14II ST. n Y.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAnAN,
Real Estnts broker and Aactioaees.
9l7 r Street g. W.
FOR sALE-NoRTHWEsT

FOR SALE-SoRTHWEST.
3oi5 p stories ITr; n !: lot IOxI2O # sI4. 90,
Il59 and l16l 10th. store and dwg.. rented ZOO
~ +, h, Or. bath. i................. IO0
1871 18th, b, Gr bath, N and stable g 500
1903 to 1913 Goth. ST. bath. 4 N (Each) $500
1875 9th. ( b. e. lot I8x9i ft.....--...... 2,Ec0
sol 10Th, b, Or, water and se7yer..-.-.-.. 1900
AZ. 49, 42l HOilidse CT. rs. sr (aI)-. 1850
SOUTHWEST
$50 y, h, 6r and bath. .-.........-...S2e 56
4lS 10th. b b. IT and back building z. 700
S42 and - NJ rs. 81 eaeh stable {bothl.. 800
NORTHEAST
s0s eth 50, h. cellar, sr, bath, n i.s5, 800
ol5 ott, b n, 81, bath. and 4 m I.-----..-- 4.60)
20. Eth. h. 5T. bath and 4 II i....----.- $3.50
1lz1 18th. b, 6r, bath and q n i...-...- 500
'oi l3tn 81, store and dwelling ,.-.,-.---- $50
SOUTHEAST.
2oS 4, h. IIr, bath aEd n I...,,.......$ 500
2o2 a, h, I2F, bath and E n i-.-------- s, 500
C06 ave. Tor, bath, a ! i...-.....-.--. 5000
Us J ave h. l4r, bath and N 49, 900
4$S TO $50 %, rs, CT, ! II (Each) -----.-- $500
Intersection OF Va ave and ! st, 5,574 50
IT. with improvements rented Tor Si2
7Gl and 703 L. hS lot 4Ox55 it; both 5.400
SS3 Z, D h. Or, bath and n i.-....- 8, 200
SCI and S23 D. rs, CT each (Eaci) 1900. 5000
AS /. b, 6T, lot 25xIO5 ft.---.--.-------. 1870
III2 4, b. Or lot 26xI02 ft....--..-------- 1,5B1
1884 J ave. b h. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
1907 n J ave. b. 81, lot I6xI20 IT, Offer Wanted
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light housekeeping; gas, bath. 715 9Th st ne.
e26-3
FOR RENT-FUnished. large ROOMS, cool and
pleasant; second and third floors; house ter
race with side yard: summer rates. $50 9th s.
NV cess
FOR RENT-Three very cheerful AIRY rooms for
light housekeeping; near three lines OF cars,
$3.50 1889 10th St NV e25-3
FOR RENT-Three rooms: top floor: dining
Kitchen, and bath. 92I st. NV. e253
FOR RENT-Cool furnished front room for ono
or two gentlemen. 500 f st. nws eI5-3
FOR RENT-DesiTable front rooms, s. up e22
& NV mz6-3
FOR RENT-NewIy papered painted and fur
nished rooms Al 9th st. m266
FOR RENT-One good size ncatIy-fuTnished room,
> per month. ll42 Ith st NV. mZ6-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, s., So; gentlemen
90 St NV mzd-5
FOR RENT-Sccond floor, large font room, cheap.
ll55 18th St TX Mos
FOR RENT-Seeond-story front; also others; fur
nishcd- SIS 18th st c25-3
FOR RENT-7G9 sth st. NV furnished. pleasant
second and tlird-Aoor rooms e25-S
FOR RENT-A large front room on second floor;
nicely furnished; private family; no children;
references required. $40 L st. nw. e22-t
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms; second floor.
II + St eZ3-S
r-57r, I3I-I-r - 49, - - a.
sos 9Th st. NV. mss
mss
FOR RENT-Two cool. airy rooms, furnished or
unfinished: corner house on car line; terms very
oE2IeL@te- IL20 - ST ~
FOR RENT-Bright front room: furnished or IN
an
49, ~-S' 0'''s'
- = ------
IL Ne, I,ri,t ham
nor,.b e.o,er7. az nos Zorfi f.aTifoI St
mss
- =
FOX hENI-Furnished lot 4ousekeepihs, Two
e2f-3
- - - =
FOR EJ-N Ne" lofA = & s~s'auIoit 1otS
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WANTED-By 4 savings hank, man 10 solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission. Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, I4th
st. and New York zve- me-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Seven-r5om dwelling; nicely ar
ranged: furnace; bath; large lot; near electric
cars; $500; easy terms
DUCKETT & DENT, 625 F st.
FOR SALE-Eight-Toom dwelling; outbuildings:
shade; three acres good land, near steam and
electric cars; bargain 9, 800.
DUCkETT s. DENT, C35 St
FOR SALE-Six-rOom dwelling; barn; chicken
house; shade; large lot; near electric cars; great
bargain. $3.50.
m25-2 DUCKETT & DENT, C35 F St
FOR RENT OR sALE-In and about HyastsyilIe.
several beautiful homes, with lots. and small
acreage suitable fer chicken runs; price mode ate
and terms e4sy. ROGERS Z ROGERS, Hyatts-
vile ms
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WANTED-Cook willing to assist with light
homework Apply. vi references. ls2i Pa ave.
NV. eI
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-BrooklaBd. D C: act quickly;
500; six large rooHl5; hot and cold water:
porcelain bath; large lot; give the babies a
chance. Apply III4 G st. NV mss
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WANTED-First and second lady cashiers good
positions; also housekeepCT and seamsJresS. AH-
ply at once, 1900 New York ave. el
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

NANTED-By a Young man. position in grocery
store experienced in cutting meats Address
BOX 50l, this Office nj
WANTED-By young man OF tyrenty-one, expert
ence OF four years. \ responsible position as
typewriter- bOokkeeper, or clerk; reference from
former employer Address Bon 4S7, this Office
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEs1ALE.

WANTED-washing to do at home; references
u GessfoTd court Sc nj
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HELP wANTED-FE,rALE.


SITUATIONS secured for housekecpers, chamber
maids. cooks, mattresses, etc, city 4and resorts
80 81. NV, second floor. eI
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HELP wAxrED-MALE AND FEMALE
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-ReliabIe party 20 handle agents for
immense selling novelty and Speci4lties; pays
5000 = year: enclose stamp. VICTORY MFG.
CO, Cleveland, Ohio el9, 26m26
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We HAVE ALL KINDS OF female aeIp on hand;
write. stating salary. SIS oh st. nv. mZ6-3
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FOR RENT-HooMs.

FOR RENT-TwO large rooms on second floor; no
light housekeeping; gas, bath. 115 9Th St ne
e3s-5
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WANTED-By young coIored woman. place as
cook IN small family; good references Please
call u23 18th 81 NV nj
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WANTED-By i young lady stenographer and
typewriter. clerical work with reliable business
house or firm; references Address BOX 46s this
Office. ul23-tf
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WANTED-Tgyo rooms unfinished. address STAT
ING terms and full particulars, Bon go this Of
ice. MIS-;
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WANTED-ROOHS.

WANTED young lady. furnished: room. near
Patent Office; must be reasonable Address BOX
5t2. this Office mi
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
1 HAVE one Ct the mist desirable summer homes
in the country; fresh mountain air; pure water;
excellent board; terms moderate, located in the
Shenandoah Valley. 10 miles from Washington
Southern Railway Address l. " WISNAN
St. Luke, Va mss
LOCKSLFY HAIL Formerly RaIcigh's), renovat-
cd and improved, Potomac near Point Look
out. open June 20 TO September %, terms mod
crate Address G. RHDGERs Ridge, I'D. CLIO
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WANTED-Three unfinished seeond-Aoor rooms;
heat. gas; Northwest; not 10 exceed SIS. Ad-
dress BOX 49I. this Office mss
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-Tuo draft horses and one driving
horse. Rear Of 1913 Pennsylvania ave. NV. e26-'
FOR SALE-One dappIe gray horse. IGla hands
high; I,2e5 pounds; kind and gentle; not afraid
OF anything go o St ezG-3
FOR SALE-Six ss.rries two r.haetous four basi-
ness buggies. Eve doctors buggies; six rubber
tire runabouts; all in splendid condition 4 J.
SIABLER 4 Co I'll 18th St nv e2G-5
FOR sALE-sEnaH sound mare buggy. and
harness, So. Rear Of 52I II ST ne m26-3
FOR SALE-Second-hand dayton and delivery
wagons; also surrey buggies. and wheels no rea-
sonable offer refused 12lO Ohio ave, SJLI-
VANS Meg
FOR SALE-Hcavy draft horse: dirt cart. and
harness. STAT wagon and harness shOyeIs and
picks; three fine driving horses 1860 H 81. ne.
e25-2 e25-2
FOR SALE Or EXCHANCiE-Fi good second
hand slrreys- COGSHELL'S, ZG9 Ith ST NV
mss
FOR sALE-Two slat dirt wagons. two bueeics:
cheap; also lot OF heavy wheels. Apply 20l3
9TH St NV m25-S
FOR sALE-Buggy, cheap; party leaving city.
20 Oh st. RS-= n25-3
FOR SALE-One high cutundcr trap; seats two
four; also good family horse; one set buggy
harness; good a new and TUuabCUt- l10J IIth st
nv. e24-3
FOR Salisbury; good condition; sR5 502S Z
St NV e24-3
FOR SALE-GentIe black mare: seven years old;
weight 1900 posnds; also black horse six years
old, 1,fGe pounds Can be seen rear e 6l3 East
Capitol s e24-3
FOR SALE-Ons- new pneumatic tire S.nabout:
cheap for CASH at DRANEY'S PORTLASi} STA
BILE, 64S New Ysrk ave nv e22-7
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HeANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By two gentlemen. suite Of two OF
three rooms and private bath: either furnished or
unfinished; must be within four blocks OF eth
and Pa. ave NV; VIII lease for year # required;
board Address Box J07 this Office e26-S
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WANTED-Teu carpenters. s. per day working
eight hours; also work over time for extra pay.
Apply Thursday morning. 4. H.. bring tools
with you UNION SURETY AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, ICD- q st NV 81
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RESPONSIBLE and careful party IN country viii
care for gentle pony and. cart for summer for its
use Apply Room $50. War Department e25-s
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WASTED-Tesns TO hire; three single delivery
horses and wagons; steady work LACEY-S. coz
New YORK ave nv e2J-3
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Through trains from rne South arrive Washing
ton 6.4s an 6;53 an. 7;S5 daily, 2:l5 pm
aud Q.CO pm daily From HarTisopbuTg 1881
= m. week days ard 9.40 pm. daily From Char
lottesviile SIS am. and $40 pm daily
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WASTED-CoUNTRT HOARD.
WANTED-By two gentlemen country board near
car line Address Bon az. this office. n2i-S
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II You Want.

A refrigerator, ice cream freez-
er. gasoline stove, or some screen
doors and wire cloth, YOU might
do we'll 10 nv cilkey.Jarboe
Harware Co. Il
We Take the Lead-Never
Follow.
we take the lead in all We do
In candies and in ice cream too,
We never follow no indeed
We always take and hold the lead.
We take the lead and know Of
course
A bell upon ~ leading horse
Is music TO the dOnkeys ear
That always follows in the rear.
We take the lead IN cigars TO
please.
We take the lead in confectlon-
cries
We never follow no indeed
Nor Initiate, we take the lead.
Experience teaches that il pays
To take the lead in business ways
Aud when we fail TO take the lead
Wen quit the business, yes
indeed.
WOOD & MARRs.
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when first began pubic speak
ing" said a man of prominence in The
lecture field, 20 . New York sun man.
7 saw. upon one occasion. after the
close of the lecture. what seemed 20
me conclusive. a. Il was certainly most
deliFhtful. proof Of my eloquence.
Walking down the aisie in the hall
from the platform. after the lecture.
with one ~ the local committeeman.
my eye fell on a mans hat under one of
the seats. and my heart al the sight Of
it certainly aid give . good big jump.
One % my listeners had evidently bsen
50 impressed that he bad got up and
gune away without his hat.
Il called my friends attention TO Il.
just incidentally. you know. without.
u course. 10 any wa indicating the
pride that WAS "a my heart. said;
"'Ah somebody has left bis hat
"'Ye-es.' snid the committeeman.
we had a drunken man come In iust
before the lecture began and rit down
about here somewhere, and guess
AAAA AAHNN ~ Nta nat AAeN kNN AiNt
out all right, but apparently they left
hie hat behind
-Of course. you know. ! said moth
ink. but really it was a great come
down. So far from his having gone
away haiiess, stlll under the spell Of
my eloquence. this man had IN reality
leftr heard my voice at All, and most
prunahly wauld have gone 20 sleep
under ii V be had. And. cs a matter of
isct while ] have heen trying faith
folly eve. since 60 move men. have
never SET succeeded. So FAR as know.
iu making anybody DO actually what
Thought Ger d momeat had led that
man 90 DO that night az the outset OF
my career"
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Black IS becoming 90 most women
u attention s. paid 60 the material.
as wen a. fhe color When complaint
ls made about the unbecomingness Of
black. not alone 90 dark women. but
20 fair ones. as weli IL is advisable to
take into consideration the material
employed for costume or waist. A
iu'i black as serge. cloth. nuns
yelling e.acc silk or crepe de chine
may prove very trying 20 q brunette.
hua substitute satin.faced cloth. new
siik or satin. hroehe silk or rich veil
set. and . very Different effect viii b.
ohfamed A blonde may wear soft
dun blacks with success. but dark
women must foreRo them. unless pos
sessed Of the fair complexion Of q
blonde Shades Of heiotrope and
mauve. usually unbrcoming TO . bra
netie. may be worn in velvet and
satin. relieved with lace. Chine ailka
with lowered patterns too. viii auit
brunette and blonde admirahly. -
Brooklyn Eagle
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An sEtraordinAry esremony vas
p.rfO4med in Cape Town . sew weeks
afo. A lion tanner had bosn giving
"a eKhihition for several days. and
one evening he informed ths audience
that hs had tnat bseome . father
aud he intended 20 baptise ths IN
fant on the following day IN the
hona' enRs. IAose who heard him
thought he waa joking. but when
they reached the exhibition hall the
next evening they found that he was
in dead earnest.
In the cage be stood. surrounded
b. his assistants, and near him were
seated three women-his wife, one
OF her friends and the godmother OF
the infant. To the left Of them stood
the clergyman. holding The baby in
his arms, and behind him was q gi-
Rsntic African named Leo. who was
to act as godfather on the occasion,
Fncing this fearless group were two
huge Hons, whose every action
showed that they were immeasure
a5ly surprised At the intrusion Of 50
many strangers into their domieile.
Moreover, their surprise was the
greater since, in honor Of the event,
their cage was wreathed with flowers
and splendidly illuminated with elec.
trio lights.
The ceremony was duly performed
and while Il lasted the lions behaved
with perfect propriety." much 10 the
satisfaction and surprise Of the i'm
mense crowd which thronged the
hall.
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kilwAukes Aas taken . step a 90
vsnee of New York IN the wAy Of
{ lnducting funerals. In order 70 pro-
vide pallbeares at funerals where
families cannot Or will not make ar
rangements for them, a pallbearera'
association has. been formed which
viii furnish 81 short notice and ~
reasonable cost uniformed escort
for the dead. says the New York Trib-
uns. rhe uniform viii consist Of 8
black coat with lace rufiies az the
wrists and wide white lace collar.
Knee breechea. black stockings,
buckled shoes black hat ike those
worn by the knights Templar. and .
sword complete the outfit IN pleasant
weather, but when It rains. or in cold
weather. a heavy black military cloak
will Be worn over all.
There are many people IN Bilwau-
kee-mostly Germans-sho are free
thinkers" and belong 20 20 religious
organization Many Of these are
members Of the Turner societies, and
funerals IN their families are conduct
ed by the Turner'S. Others do not be-
long 70 any society. and when q death
occurs IN she family q professional
funeral orator Il usually called in 20
conduct the services The funeral
orators success and the love for dis-
play when a beloved relative - laid
away doubtless suggested the organi-
ration Of the pallbearera' association.
and Il s. believed that il viii Be hnap-
cially successful.
Al undertaken whose place or pusi-
ness is IN the crowded tenement
house district said that . similar a.
sociation would probably receive good
support in New York. In the Italian
district elaborate funerals take place
daily. Parents may neglect a child
while II IL ia good health, bat when
the little one dies there must b
plumes on the hearse. the eofhn must
Be Of an expensive kind. and band
Of music must precede the funeral
procession to the church. where there
i more show. and from the church
az least 70 the limits % she italian
district. The uniformed paiibearers
would probably hnd patronags in that
part o. the city.
In many places in Europe there arr
business concerns which furnish not
only uniformed mournera sad peA-
bearers, but funeral trappingr for
she horses in the funeral procession.
The uniformed pallbearer IL the first
step IN that direction. and II he sue
ceeds IN Milwaukee this new knight
of the melancholy aspect may become
a feature al New York funsrala.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

The experience Of the herman army
in China tends to prove that both
American and Australian horses are
unsatisfactory IA that country. They
are Of good blood and breed. but suf-
fer sadly from the long sea voyage
and The unaccustomed food. as. I'M
fortunately. only green forage IS usu-
ally obtainahle. Mongoi pcuiss are
proving ihe most useful.
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Fresh lime At clio per barrel 81
A. B. Snow q Co.
Taylor is the place to get arst
class tin and sheet iron work done
and material guaranteed. 52-tf
Fresh comb honey At AbercOm-
be's, Pay as yOu-go-grOcery.
Go 70 TaylOr's for your galvan-
ized iron tanks. Guaranteed work
manship and material. 52.tf.
Mr. W B Townsend will sell
pant and paper cheaper..than you
can buy II BY sending away Tor il.
PatrOnize home.
Ifyou want your repair work
done on short notice bring your
saddles aud hayness 10 Bnie 3
Wallace.
Ifyou want 10 sell real estate
listit with John Wells & Son 5ltf
Arbogast & Belew makes sheet
iron tanks any size You want,
North 3nd street.
The Fairest oheE Ever Made,
To any one suffering with Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Sour stomach
or Heartburn, take Rex Dyspep-
sia Tablets. All druggists are au-
thorlzed by the manufactures 70 re-
fund the money m any case they
fail TO cure Price soc. per pack
age. Remember the pane Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. Novs II
Smoke Gun Club Best &c Cigar.
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Kokomo, Ind, Aug. 10, 1899.
Pepsin Syup Co.
Dear Sirs:-For the patti 10 years
/ was troubled with my stomach-
About 4 years ago was taken down
with rheumatism; was not able to
do a days work for 3 years. All
medicine seemed seemed Of no BEN
eft TO me. A year ago ! was ad-
vised to take Dr.. Caldwelrs syruy
Pepsin. truly believe would
have died but for this medicine.
My rheumatism Is entirely gone
and my stomach IS il good condi-
ti0n. It has saved my life and ]
cannot Recommend il too highly.
Yours respectfully,
ElwOod McCracken.
Sold by D. @. Hart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

We have moved TO the new
Sawyers building four doors
north citizens Bank aud will carry
. full line OF windmills pump and
pipe and IN the tin aud sheet iron
work. Galvanized tanks A spec.
ialty. call aud see Us
II AnBOGAsT q BELEw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

He-I saw your Old neighbor. 3lr.
skinner. to-day.
shs-Dia you7 what is be doing
now
Iies interested in one Of these
wild eat rinirg eompan'es.-
The ideal ! never knew vou had
20 mine for wild cats. -Phiisdelphia
Prena.