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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

. Richford, Aug. s. -Malcolm E. Ell
lott, car repairer fifty-two years
old, was instantly killed in the Can
adian Pacific freight yard at II a. m
Thursday. He leaves a wife and five
children. He had been employed by
the railroad thirteen years Elliott
and Herbert Green We're examining
the coupler knuckles on freight cars
when the cars were struck by other
moving cars Both men were knocked
down under the cars. Green saved
himself, but Elliott was rolled under
the brake beams for ninety feet His
head was cut, his body bruised and
one foot cut off.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13
EVIDENCE AGAINST PERCY

Brattleboro, Aug. 1.-THE Republi-
day evening was addressed by United
States Senator W. P. Dillingham;, +.
G. Archibald of Manchester and G. @.
Fits of this town. Despite the rain
there was a large attendance, 900 be-
ing present, a marked contrast to the
number who listened to P. W. Glenn
ent, the boiling Republican candi,
date, who spoke here last week
-. Senator Dillingham; took up the
Clement fallacy of the increase of
State expenses, and showed conclusive
ly that there was no ground for the
rash charges made. Mr.. Fits hand
led the prohibitory question with spec
ial attention to the bill introduced by
Mr. Clement in the last Legislature
and Mr.. Archibald read some atfidav-
its about the use of Clement money in
the preliminary canvass. These atfi-
davits We're from voters in Bristol
who swore that they had been offered
money TO vote for Clement. Others
from Bristol, who signed the Rutland
Herald affidavits, about having receiv-
ed money to support Mccullough,
now depose that the statements there
in contained are false and that they
siged the same under misapprehen-
sion as to their true contents.
A Westfeld voter swears he was
offered $40 to sign an affidavit which
said he was paid to vote for either
Mccullough or Proctor These aft
davits created a sensation and Mr..
Archibald said he had more to follow.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13
For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One application gives relief.

The continued use OF Hum
phreys' Witch Hazel Oil per-
manently cures Piles or Hem
orrhOids-External or Internal,
Blind or Bleeding, Itching or
Burning, Fissures and F'istulas.
Three Sizes, 25c.. SOC. aud 800. sold by
Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt Of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William and
John sts., New York.
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Turned Out to Be

the right thing for me, writes Mr..
j. B. Macpherson of Baltimore Il
refer to a new medicine named Cal
cura Solvent l was all torn to pieces
with dyspepsia and torpid liver, and
in less than three months l was sound
as ship just launched. 1t is pre-
paration worthy of the man who dis
covered it, DR.. David Kennedy, Ken
nedy Row. Kingston, n. Y.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13
USE ALIENS FOOT-EAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot
and get tired easily If you have smartine
feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot Ease
1t coos the feet. aud makes walking easy
Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowine
nails, blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and gives
rest and comfort. Tay it today. sold by
all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. Trial package
FREE. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, lie
Roy. N. Y,
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1.-THE Strange Thing Was

that when l was half dead with
kidney, liver and stomach trouble in
1899 l should recall the fact that
had in the house half bottle of the
new medicine called Calcura Solvent,
discovered by the well-known DR..
David Kennedy, Kennedy Row,
Kingston, n. Y, began using it
and, with three more bottles, in a
month I was we'll" John B. Lam
ont, Boston, July TO-, 900.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13

Mothers lose their dread for THAT
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry i'll the house. Nature s
specific for summer complaints of
every sort,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from Overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Honeo-
pathic Specific No. 20, in use
over 40 years, the only success
full remedy. 81 per vial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, $5.
Sold by Druggists prepaid on receipt price,
Humphreys Med, Co., William & John $751; NY.
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ture, The elect, and the best methods OF cur
ing VARIcoCELE, STRUCTURE, SSPHIII-
TIC BLOOD POISON, NERVo-SEXUAI.
DEBILITY and associate diseases and weak
can have it free by describing their troubles
TO its author, the acknowledged American
Authority and Master Specialist on Male
Sexual Diseases, DOCTOR J. w. HEi0tAM,
~ fremont Street, Boston, Mass. Call or
write to-day, mentioning this paper.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13

Asheyille, N. c., has been selected
as the place for holding the next an
ual session of the Southern Associa-
ton of Newspaper Union Circulators
1t will be held in July, 1908.
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KLEPTOMANIAC ADAMS

Chester, Aug. THE latest in the
Clarence A, Adams burglary case is
supplementary confession in which
he admitted having taken a bunch of
whips from the store of E. J. Davis
at the depot village, in the daytime
A box of neckties has been foun
with the other goods and he claims
he took them in Montpelier during
the session of the Legislature several
years ago, when representative
from this town.
Officers are with him constantly
and no one can see him unless in the
presence of the attendant. When the
trial occurs the plea of insanity will
undoubtedly be used by the defense.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13

After man is married he discovers
that his wife's golden tresses are
nothing in the world but red hair. -
Philadelphia Record.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13

Vermont Waterman Co, Job Printers
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COmpIete HumOur Cure, 81.

CUTICURA SOAP (25c.) to cleanse the skin OF
crusts and scales, and soften the thickened
cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT (50c.), to in
stantly allay itching and Inflammation, and
soothe and heal, and CUTICURA REsoLVENr
PILLS (25c.), to cool and cleanse the blood
CuT1cURA REsoLvENT PILLS Chocolate Coated)
are a new tasteess odoress, economical sub
stitute for the celebrated liquid CUTIcuRA RE-
SOLVENT as well as for all other blood purifiers
and humour cures. In screw-cap walls contain
ing 60 doses price, Csc.
Sold throughout the World British Depot H-2s
Chnrterholse Sq., London, French Depot . Rue dc
la Paix Paris. PoTrER DRUG AND CHEN. CoEr, Sole
pronA.. Boston, L. S, A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

Mr.. Harry Hanf went to Redfeld
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. +
+
.ss.a.&&i..*i.**++.s-fi-s'*'f'3's''s

Let your want be known through
4he want column of the Graphic.
Read our cheap column. You can
always find want ads that Will inter
est you.
See John Dellmon about gravel
roofs. He is prepared to give all ord
ers prompt attention, and your pat
ronage is solicited.
The ladies of the Riverside church
will give a sock party at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Ferguson. -
East Second avenue. The entertain
ment is a novel one and everybody
attending will be assured a good time.
Our subscribers will kindly re-
member that our carriers and collec-
tors are school boys, therefore. can
collect onlv late in the afternoon and
NO.. Saturdays, so subscribers Will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
NJ, is expected home tomorrow

MI, {. p. Waters, OF Little Rock.
state representative OF the lntelna.
lional Correspondence schools. is in
the city.
Miss Hen'iette Bariende after a
'e"&Atful stay in this city as tho guest
Of Capt. Leon Levy and family has
returned TO her home in Memphis.
lio'52a&at and Mrs, RigUy D. Vai-
liant LEFT Friday for Wyoming. after
stay in this city with relatives
ieutenant Valiant will be stationed
in Wyomisg as second lieutenant
in the cavalry service.
MIR. Cash J. Pickler, general man
aser Of statesmen for Lyon Medicine
company. of Louisville. Ky. is in the
city calling on his trade. He is an
old friend of Frank Hurle. of this
city, and is being royalty entertained
by the latter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
please pay them upon presentation of

please pay them upon presentation of
bill.
Madame Ruple, the ee.ebra,e ]!
palmist, is doing some good palm
reading. People so to see her, then
go away and tell thei} friends &A'l
wonderful things she has told ttem.
The business mon call TO ascertain
about business matters, investments.
etc; The young people to have her
describe whom they will marry This
she docs t. 7.
Mr.. :. D. Mcdonald. circulation
manager of the Graphic will return
home this week from Indiana. where
he has been spending the summer.
After his return the Daily Graphic will
be IL q position TO make collections
weekly where desired. With weekly
collections there is not laboring man
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
Daily Graphic.
SKI \ l0d CHESTNUT SjHUJ[
3O2 w. SIXTH AVENUE.
Kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 3,

kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 8. !,
6, 6 and 7.
Mss Caliie Jones. Mis-. N. c. Jones
and Miss Mcbride re-opeAed ther
private school on Nlonoay, September
22. The assistants are MISS Ma4loh
larci.e, Mss .>eil4e Sai.ea and Miss
Joe AASe4i.
Mr.. MuNeil continues 10 give
instruction in vocal mas!e.
: s2ec:at endorsement Il $ year has
been made in the kindelga ten depart
nent.
Children four years OF age do excel
lent kindergarten wo! h
Elocution is taught in grades T. o 3
and Z.
An excellent school library is among
the new attractions.
Certificates from this school admit
to the public school without entrance
examination. Phone 59S.
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.s.,..s.s.++++s+4.s.4.s...ss.a.s*+s..s..s.
YYy7s73tySTyy
!. +
+ PERSONAL POINTS. +
!. +
! +

Mr.. Harry Hant Went to Redfield
Friday.
Nj. G. W. Byinsron is spending
Sunday in ST. Louis.
Capt. Leon Levy and wife are so
.ioulning at Hot Springs.
Col. +. b. T. Holleaberg. head of
tho HolleubeIg Music company was
in the city Saturday.
Dr. Wm. Crutcher has returned
from Warner where he was called on a
professional mission.
Mrs. Fannie R. Coekril. of Little
Rock. is visiting in the city, the guest
of Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow.
Miss Jessie Adams, who has been
spending the summer at Albuquerque,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

The Saving of a Few Cav.
bottle of Vanilla E xtract "
atone for the ANNOYANCE o.
dessert that is Gust a ,it,,a
havor. Always buy Burnett. s
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/. +
+ AT THE CHURCHES TODAY. +
i. !.
+ !. !.

Lutheran Trinity chusch-Geruaan
s,eviees - 13=1=a. n; H.ns'isa
service at 7:3o p. M. F.; Sunday school
at $50 a m.
Lakeside Church-Sunday school at
$50: preaching in the morning. sub
iee1. The Poverty Stricken and Joy
less Life" and regular preaching at
7:30 o'clock.
j. +
First Presbyterian ChnrcE-Proach-
ing at II a. N. and S p. II =, by Dr.
]. l.. Caldwell. the pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
STRAUSS MILLER

in Pine Bluff who cannot afford to
take their home paper-paying fifteen
cents per week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

". Il, Rome and compar
sued J. w. Corder and others
foreclosure f. of mortgage, on the
- $40 amounting to 81 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
CRANCERY COURT.

Julia |. Havemeyer and other
entered suit in the chancery Cd
confirm title to NE IA and
lands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

IN the suit of Charles We'll an
pany against Phil Pleasant. a +,
has been appointed to take cha
tAe crop Oh he Roth place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

Broadcioth, a species of high
grade, lustrous WOODEN cloth, full
ed to cons siderable degree in the
finishing and slightly 81 OE
mapped. All COiors. %ss%O
Shark Skin, new fabric for
ladies' dresses, gray, cas- G1 00
tor, garnet and black VaeVO
a full line of trimmings in
Galloons, Guin1p, rledallions, EN-
broidered Mousline de Sole, VEL
vets, plain and fancy.
90 inch Peau de Sole, black,
$500 quality, Special 81 go
Monday and Tuesday ps'OO
"a inch Flannel Taffeta,
guaranteed to wash and wear,
SIoo quality, Special TQC
rlonday and Tuesday ~
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected 70 Mar >. 1902
Lra.ns -.a.. Tn p-.-r.---.- mi. s. .r..-

schedule corrected 10 3IaT >. 1907
Trains leave from. Pennsylvania Stltiou-
s-l a. n. Daily Go-s, ior Har-.sauylr-
"-.Tent91. Charlotte, and way stations
is-yL a. b. Daily. Washington EiCEu1GL j.
Si'a Florida Li-Uel F5-sy-ciass coaches AID
lI--1in room. sleeper &c jacksonville, Fla Din
lEg cs.- service
li.l2 a. H. Daily United States Fast yiliL
F-5-L-c-7sS coaches and drGwInE-T10m sleeper
-c Ne. Orleans Dining czr service.
ii.5' o. m- Daily Local for W~rreut9n anl
-aarl ttt-FjiIe.
i-0I D Week Days Local s-r Harrison
'li- aiiL way stations on Manassas branch
80 p m. Daily Local tog War-eatga and
Charlottesville
So 2 w Baisg- Nrv- Yo-s and Atlanta TX
tl'l FE>t-ciaSs coarh and sleeper % E-iaUJa- 3
.iaaaats Nycus~slzvs. and Frlas--. Sunset
s'Ete- Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
'Ianeiscd- Pullman buffet service
-.-E- b. u. HaiIg- View YGrE and F15riil
-APfess- Fir5t-c.sss coach and sleeper 90 Sa-
'--i--i4tr JACKSONVILLE, AID Port TsuFa- sleep
'f u >lI-'.-.eEFII.e. GleIrlestaa Augusta nd
se..iie, llHH tar AIKEN Dining ca se-vice-
5''+i F. Eaiiv- Washington and Chat
taHo9ga Limited fvia L-achbu5g), First-c.sss
cl4cH and Sleeping car - Roanoke. kn5yvii-e.
-tl5 t7lso1Ga, and Memphis; sleeper 20 NV o.
l9--5 p m DAILY WashingtaH and Soss,,s-
western Limited All Pullman tram. club and
oasefvatio1 cars TO Atlanta and Macon. s.eep-
eIs 20 Nashville. Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
Ne" <F-eiils. EInifS Car service
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Craud opportunity for baker to
H'E 4 Hlee home- fine 2-~tary frame house. with
splendid economical brick oven. with bake
mouse, al under slme fogi. good ~tabiiuE.
wagon house. fUei house. harness room. etc.
al ID t--r-.las~ condition and reads 70 move
INTO and 60 ru Wo-t. good Tot. 9T foot alley.
near. -.t'r sg- sr. of ground; perfect title ID
IH improving section, not far from Lincoln
Pork price only st.I+1- 500 or more cash. auG
SD or more per month o. Il BRYANT
Owner. Nardsr building. 9th and +. e5-3
FOR SALE-S2-g 500: house . rooms 1925 sam
[@H -. NV: lot -IE,T- rented Gt Si6. VIII sell
L" eoio.ed person VI. F. DUNN. AZ + ST. uw.
We MAKE \ >PECIALCY Of selling and trad
inE city or country property Come and see
Is. NEW YORK REAL, ESTATE BEOKERS.
H4A ST. ms
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsy.van.a Ave and 1872 St
In effect Nay / 1872
or A!eNsndfIa-Nae aeh days $50, 1:14, 7:22
500. $50. s.5g, 9.2j. jO.Uj. 1925. HOO II.5-
A. n; KEGS, 1920, l2:45. xI-G5. I.25 200
2:S9 x3:32, $50 s-59, x4:l4. 4.sS. 90. 5-1s
- - 2;+J, 6-y2. ESQ ':CJ. 80, 500 So
y-52 l0-l5, -l-23, II-59 p n.
Sundays-5.45, 900. g-45 1929 Hoe lI-5-
4 N l2.00 noon; I2.39. I:o0 80. 2.a3. 2-S5.
800. $50. 4-G0. 40. 500. $40. 600. $50
700, 7;S0, 500, $50. 9.Sg 1915. lI.20. Il=51
For Mount verror--eek da7s. $50. s.9o.
ID.p, H-a0 q E-, yI2-a5. Z1-Jj z.0g, x5-lz
go. Zf.If E5-2z. 7.06. y.sJ p. II.
Suiiays-g.39 a. m, I2:J3 noon eco, 4.gC,
$50. zoo 9.39 n. H.
Fer Arlington and Aqusddct Ds.d---TFsek
lays $50. 7-a. -.51. SEQ s.29. S.55. 9-25-
1000 HOO e. III. 'I2-g5. iz-28 -Iz-g5. I-e5.
-l-23. 2eo. '2-&9. 3-1Z. $50. $50 -8.S2. *l.-s
%. G-13. G-35. . %. $50 p. H.
~INDAYS-1;45. 600 g.45. 'I0.20 leo.
i go "a M 1900 noon '32-93. I.g9. q 90
2-90- 80 ; Co. $50 400 -4.20. SEQ. -5-ss
SEQ go zoe 80 500 D. ra
XEEuress. To arlington only
Parcels earned Baggage checked
j. COLNiS. Slpe-5u .endaut
CLARENCE J. KING. President
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LOCESi-EI HALL. LaEC. I-G-cUlC- IcTEs mod
crate. GEORGE ROGERS, Ridge. SD tes-lgu
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For Atlantic City.

Va Delaware River Bridge. only aII-rail route.
l2.+5 P. n. week days tJAroEEh Pullman Bzf-
iet P1floT Clr), $40 P. Il and I2.l9 nigh5
daily
Via Market Street Wharf. 900 Csltu-day cn.v),
59-15 4 ". I2-I5 and Iz-f5 2. 81 weekdays,
I--T0 ri1il daily
Ticket Offices. corner fifteenth z1d G streets.
and az the station, S5xth an= 2 Streets. zs.e-s
o-tcEs en- be .stt for the checEiC- G Bag
gage 70 destination rem hotels aRd residences
Telephone call "I4zI'' io- PeEz5Jlva1Ia Rail-
road Cab SeT~5ce-
J. Z. HUTCHTSSOS J. z WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Tickets. sleeping car -cservaticns. and de-
tailed information can 5e rad AZ ticket 81
aees, 80 18th ST. 5lI Per7zvi7azil Avs7us
and Psnusyleaaia Station. Baggage checzed
through from hotels and e-f5erces
Prone Main If+1. P. Z X Cab Service.
C. u ACEEET- General Manager.
; j. HAFD8ICh- General Pass'r AGENT
! s brown. Geaerai Agent
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FOR SALE-FARTS
FOR RENT-STOPFS.

FOR EENt-LarEc store. cor 9th and C4ugr
ST. me- EItH room lu year. sIJ per month"; bar
=aia. GEORGE BURGESS Att1uer G.2 +
ST. nv 80.
FOR RENT store. with fine fixtures: good Is-
cation f1T dairy gr ruuleati4aerv GFn. \
FRIES Is 1th ST.. ne rr--e
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEz7ArE
WATTED-BICYCLES-

FOR ssLE-L4de'- hiare.e cost s45- E-rr -.gr
SO, as good q, n.E. 1873 I0.A ST. na- s1t.
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FOR SALE-SUBUP8aN.
FOB SALESuRuRRlN
FOR PENT-SUEURBLE.

FOR EENT-1-roeu cottage IN TeaIeyto,gu. So
per month for year IL desired. r. J. Oils 7l5
18th st na- r.s
TOR REAT-FrJElc on Grant Road aea- Ten
ieFto"a 5u1 Chevy Chase car-- ls rooms Pato-
rse water; high and haalt5ig, rent ve.v low
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. gzG = #. NV raI-s
FOR REAT-Siv-rosm house. fae -frs,Ia. GOD
vate-. He-s station Z. " PIERCE. vienna.
Va. ra.s=-s5
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"ANIED-Co7k and eaaare-raff ~ 1886 Ken
~ So NV references -.ar.Ha#- uT
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fUl- oAL--Gl0OLL LLANLOUS-
fJE >tLE-H,-agfai tals. handsome sssa
N,' .@.. -t1-ra -.aIo- i.e., condition. s9I
cash .. ..iH t.le oae-.asl7ra al p. ice p ,o-u-
tTt beard. ET.d.ec .- groceries $50 L 81. nv
FOR >E.E-t Nea Singer sewing Machine:
1I,@. Na.I1es t sold az once Address BOX
To2 StLs-F.a- aae fresh COWS ;. a>N-
Fo# >.LE--A handsome oak si5e5olrd. with
oval 1-a--. -. $50 10Th ST. uv. ml-5
FOR -1LE-rar terrier. male. nicely marked.
l,.ale OF H"-lHr- Boiler Houss. Rear 10
ESTEY ORGAN, S35.
Fine walnut case L-fey Organ. v.ta ) stops
! eH-. .aI- 81 Hra#E payments.
: @ SafIIH, Izz5 Pa. Ave.
! FOR >AiF-1ate=- .ssFc.,. aat. three Indian
taEfr-.. te.t.a machine. also g novelties cigar
st-erl--i1g- good scheme. So Can after .
p- .#-. iIa ia- s.sa. HU- e5-5
. FOR >tiE-Df~. -as-iu- machine ana tsseivc
,-51'H disc cords gest s5s ail s.j for Sld.
Aaee.e-s H,A .sf- this asace. mz-5
FOE >tLE-Ee-- Hae elaug extension table
-a.i-. perfect asae., sf-''; cost Sd 2I5
FOR SAlH-I3a3g carriage. perfect order. -;
cost si7. 80 9Th s-- ua- mss
FCR >ALE-F5ue Brussels carpet. s. yards
=.iSLf-y used, SIG; cost 80. 5l5 9TH st. nv.
FOR SALE Pawn ticket lor pure White soIi-
J!l Jal-e e.sia-'a gi1ET O. bargain address BOX
~. 'lls "fHDf- U-55
e..aiis S--- ,o7- ra5- never used 80 Csa ST.
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Wy IED-Eirl Tor light harsa.ea-s and a
tend baby. about "A or Is years old 90 o. s
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y An El9-l75-l- Tor general harser.rs.
"a ave ms
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fiLL PAY so cash 10 party securing I..
aiae position pa lE- So weekly with reliable
u-5 fai renee ability etc Adde'S BDE aZt
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Leave Washington week DAYS SO d. n
800 p M $50 p. no, 40 p. u AID 60
?. H. Latter 80 Lecsburg only S,rdayz
my ,5l s;..l aHd 1910 a. Hs- and 5.25 p M To-
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FOR EENT-ElaI- inquire y. Il. EGuCE- SO
Mass ave. nv ml-e
FOR RENT-WciI furnished 5-room AID hath
.5a''~ese'flrG f-t. Twelve large, outside win
a9a. ail screened: piano: from ..uua j. %
'et"Hg i7i Fr1a- H-5 per month"; Te:rra5-l~
required FIAT No s. THE LENlNCTJE zIst
ami J. SIS ua r.tg
FOR BENT-FI-ts: al modern improvements.
es,n' gas, hot and cold water, range new
lllees - per month e. desitlaIe t,Iaats a-lr.
l%7l l. St Sc Apply GEG- BAILEY Wa=airz-
,on Loan and Trust Building rraa-l5
The evening times., 1902-06-04
RALTIM0RE AND 80 3. T.

scd-a.,e n effect Nzy :. I912
. Leave Washington. Aew Jer5sF zFe- and C e.
Caicago aEl Northwest. 1850 o. ra- e5.z1
Cincinnati. St Louis and Louisville. -1o.9z
g. m -+-l5 p m. -1-11 night
/ P:l->5u7- and Cleveland. 'I0.5{ a. m -s5
p IT, a=I 1-gt night
Columbus AM Wheeling. eco p n.
Winchester. $50 - H.. 4-s5 AID H5-3l
L1say. Bive1raa. Front Royal. Eiaea. a.l5
annapolis, 1850. $3.50. iln.5s a r.. ts5.
Frederic Fred SIS. $500 1890 m. s,1l5
.r4.53. AMI $50 P. m
HS-ersruuu. -IJ-G5 a. n and $50 o. N
BOYD aHd way points s-95, s-s-g1 r. n.
ssi:I5. 1880. $50, ~sI0-j5. fI1-sJ D. m
G-icEsrsauTE and way points. s-55 300 Il
M I2-53, lib S-3u. $780, 800 $50
NOS. *sT-2J. --I9:I5, II.35 2 NJ
Washington junction and wav points, f.s-ss-
e+9-G5 T. M, t~I.l5, 49, $50 p. n
Baltimore, week Gays 800 300. esq,
V 20. $50. $50 50 zS-si. El9-l3. I,5f a.
m yEZ.a0 noon. KISS. y3-cl- xs.lE -4-sa
4.g5 z5-o7 5-15 X5--o, csc 2S.Dl. ylG.aJ-
rl1-s9 Il-S5 g. m suulETs- z&-lg x7-a5
80 $3.50. 1870 g. n, yl2-28. us z2saJ
zS.s1 400 go $50. Nlg-JJ. zII:55, II-s5
ROYAL Bite LINE
Ar trains Illuminated with Piatseh light
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York a5=-17
and The East -5-e). -T-J5 (D.n11s ..s.g8 4E..E
tec). $500 tGizlE), il5=y5 tDia--I g. r..
slz-Zl lu=uarI. ~E-5 C-'fcF4I Iirr-aI .
t1-Hcr]. $500 and +II-5J p la- l>leeuing car
open ar Gu1H o'gl11al-
s5.=otie CITY l7sa5. 1000 a m, .l2-2a
.bliiy. .szeart sunday 'ssuuzzv oa7v
EEE--azz trains
Baggage called 5-r and checked fr1-u hotels
ard residences aE Union Transfer Co. On orders
lett ac ticket cta-es- 5lg Pennsylvania Averas
-..-sE.u-S- New EG-E Avenue and T5f.lar-E
The evening times., 1902-06-04
FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR EENT-Fiye th=rc-rcam ,o.tazc- 80 and
-. each per -ea-aH- address Mrs. j. a. PIER
son Colonial Beach. IA uIz-g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-01

ITune. Maryland. My Marylandwl
The work Is wrought. the cannons roar
On sea or land Is heard no more:
The battles rage and tumult cease
In songs OF victory and peace.
The heaven appointed task Is done,
The cause for which we fought is won,
And Cuba libre. fairest gem.
l. set In freedoms diadem.
Hayana's waters. blue and broad.
Reflect the Righteousness OF God,
And Santiagos wreck strewn shore
Resounds his praise forevermore.
The Islands OF the sea rejoice
The floods lift up their mighty voice.
From shore TO shore the anthems rise,
A nations grateful sacrifice.
Long as the stars shall shine o'erhead
In deathless fame shall live the dead,
Their countrys glory and renown,
Their fadeless. everlasting crown,
The morning breaks: the shadows fee;
Christs kingdom comes on land and sea
The rule OF love. the reign OF good,
The whole round world one brotherhood
-Rey. Benjamin Copeland In New Yorl
Times