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Deaths

DedthS
Mr.. w. r. Langley, a young
man who has been living at the
Lancaster cotton mills for some
time, di, d Saturday in Chester;
where he had gone to submit to
a surgical operation. He was a
son of j. K. Langley, and was
about 80 years old. He leaves a
widow, who is daughter of Mr..
Jethron Pitman, and three chill
dren. His remains were buried
here, in the new cemetery, Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Il. j. Faile, who has been
a member of the State constabu-
larry force for the past few months,
died of fever last Saturday, at his
home in Flat Creek township.
He was a son of Mr.. j. Thos.
Faile, of the Taxahaw section.
and was about 43 years of age.
He leaves a widow, who was a
Miss Arant, niece of Mr.. j. Mas
sey Knight, and several children
surviving him. Mr.. Faile was a
good, upright citizen, a man of
fine moral character and a lead
ing member of the Baptist church.
His many friends throughout the
country will be panied to hear of
his untimely death. His remains
were buried Sunday at the Black
mon graveyard.
Mrs. Margaret Simrill, the aged
grandmother of Mrs. NJ. j. Perry
and Mrs. Belle Nance, of this
place, died last Friday night in
Chester, at the home of her son
Mr.. j. r. Simrill, whom she left
here to visit about two weeks
ago. She was the widow of the
late John Davidson Simrill of
Chester and was SO years of age
the 3rd of last April. She was
the last lineal descendant OF Gen.
Dewitt Clinton. But two chill
dren survive her-a son and a
daughter, Mr.. j. Il. Simrill and
Mrs. Mary +. Johnson. Mrs.
Simrill was gentle, kind heart.
ed, christian lady, and was fav
0rite with all who knew her. She
was devout member of the
Methodist church. Her rem aims
were inferred in Chester Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. W. II. Chafee, who for a
number Of years resided in Ian.
caster, died last Wednesday at
his home in Aiken, Of Brights
disease and heart trouble. He
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Important to Trustees

There are fourteen of the
Evans Arithmetical charts,
some maps and two or three
small globes i'll my office at the
present.
Districts to which these sup
plies belong, trustees of the
same will do me a great favor,
by calling for them at their
earliest convenience.
Respectfully,
\. G.. ROwell,
Co. Supt. of Edu.
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, July 2, 1902.

Next Monday, the 7th, is
salesday for July.
MIR j. O. Elliott has moved
his family to Yorkville.
Levy Adams, a respectable
colored man, died near town
Sunday.
Editor A. j. Clark has been
confined to his room since Satur-
day afternoon last.
Miss Bessie Giles has been
elected teacher of the Rich Hill
school, near Primus.
Dispatches from Washington
say that congress will adjourn
today or tomorrow.
Lancaster was well repre-
sented at the Baptist union meet.
ing at Fork Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Thurlow Hough is sick
at his mothers, east of town.
with case of typhoid fever.
Miss Edna Carroll of Ch"sior
has been re- e-elected teacher "t She
Antioch school, east of town.
All persons interested n the
Hopewell graveyard vii meet
there July 10, in the M. ning.
The candidacy of '!r. w. j.
Sistare for magistrate II Buford
township is announo eI in this
Issue.
The blacksmith shop of MIR.
Henry Culp, west ot town, was
destroyed by fire Saturday night
about 9 o'clock.
Mr.. r. T. Beatty has accept
ed position in the up town
offices of the Lancaster Cotton
mills.
"A fresh coat of paint has
added much to the appearance of
our already handsome bank
building. -.....
Mr.. j. Lester Nelson, who
went home sick few days ago,
has a case of typhoid fever, but
is getting along very we'll.
Lancaster had severe wind
storm with some rain last Thurs
day night. Two large trees were
blown down across the side walk
on Main street.
During the sessions of court
here last week the summer school
exercises were held in one of the
large up stairs rooms of the Kib-
ler house on Main street.
Some of the newly cured
tobacco in the eastern counties is
bringing 10 to Is cents, and it is
only the "primings" or lower
leaves that have been cured yet
Rev. +. K. Bomar of Rich
mond, Va, assistant secretary OF
the foreign board of the Southern
Baptist convention, lectured in
the First Baptist church here
Sunday night.
Mr.. Allison Warner Chance
has moved his stock of groceries
and confectioneries to the Lancas-
ter Cotton mills, where he occu-
pies one of Sheriff Hunters S COW
store rooms.
"A crippled man, driving two
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PiIe-Ine Cures Piles!
Money refunded if ir ever fails.
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Pyny-BalsSm Relieves Eight Away
and makes speedy end Of coughs and colds
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-07-02

Know One Sure Remedy
tor an Obstinate cold. Its name Is Pyny- -BaIsaua.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR SALE-DOGS. CATS RABBITS. GUINEA
pigs. monkeys, snakes parrots; grits and oyster
she'll for poultry. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE,
myZ3-u 7l2 18th st. NV.
FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL, FOR Dogs
Surgical and medical diseases OF dogs and cats
Animals 0oarded. Dog cemetery. Phone main
fIl-2. HOSPITAL. 2llS 18th st. NV. myfI-tf
DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SI,Es,IALfST.
Dtseases and Surgery Of the Dog and Cat. =
lnhrmary end Basrsiiuy Kenneth, klingls road. .
CITY ONE l1$ 18th Ut nv. Tel. tSchmid,a1 2sHi-1
myf4t0tyO1nc-I -
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FOR RENT
NV, l22I Conn IL h S3.S3 SW, 3I9 Cap Tor b rs 50
NV, 1909 9th, lar, 2b SO 80 SW, 1927 c. Or b. 20 30
NV. 2o27 |. l9r 2b 6O.oo sw. g29 c, Or. b. 70 80
NV, 1900 W. Tor. b. O.5olSw. 331 18th, Or Il 30
NV. 1888 Core, 81. b. 30 .0oIS w, 625 c, Or 1850
NV NV s & e , tH5 S ais sa
NV. l4ls llth. orb. 30a5 Ne ll06 sth Or. b. is 30
NV, 2lS2 18th sr, b. 80 90 Ne Acker Or b 10 80
g. sSsE s IS2 stH s,s
NY, 1893 9th; Ar. II 20 Sc. 3iI c av. Ir - 90
EOS p I'D Hoorl, rooms and ha th. s21 so
,SS lst floor rooms and bath. ....... 800
ltl4 e third neor). rooms and bath...... $500
NV, 81S Pa. ave.. stories and cellar Is 600 So
K Moor room and elevators. Per annum. s. 100
NV last lSsh Or NV lols slseo
NV Gunton tldg. o1ices NV. CAS- La ave. Offices
HfkY at ofh NV XsEnp
je9-6t rHoS. E. wAGGAMAN 81 + St NV
FOR RENT-BY Il. Y. HOLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE
c and Insurance Broker 10th and h SITS. NV:
sSr 81 per an ~ ~. 9TH NV Tor
ETC. per annum. 81 600 1897 iIt6 NV, Gr 35 90
40 18TH NV store. upper i2ss 1. apt, ar. 80 80
lss iGth i2r1stc Ice GO ist4 a sv NV or Or 50
soo 18th NV, i.r,2 % 50 go lob L. apt. IS o.
i227 18th nv. Tor .5oOo 62l AZ sw. er&sto. IS 90
1422 NV, lUr. 1900 l247 18th Sc Or sto Is 90
i22S L apis Or. IS -ooleo6 av, 5r.. .i4O0
iU2l 9TH NV iir :a5 spl O., Decatur ne. tr. 80
OFFICES.
a s!ds ,, Soa; s,d Line sss "a NV
$50 to !as Eth s.V . 1900
STORES.
=; ;sss lin TIA ~ Iisa
te9-tf -
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LADIES' GOODS.

RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING; 81 100
Up. At Aucrbach's II. Domestic Once Send
Postal AnS Masbinist WIN Call. All Machines
Rent Repair Dept. Phone East f22. my2O-tf
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
AND WARRANTED 81 90
At Oppenheimer's. 5I4 9th st NV
Machines rented BY week or month
my20-d.5 'Phane Main. Isls-S
FURs-N0W IS THE TINE 10 HAVE YOUn
fure made over hnd repaired All work left Win
me now xin bs stored ast.s Of charge = -
E.HORGAN
avI6-tB 523 18th ct. Az.
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FOR RENT PHONE 2tl7
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
go NV. -$l25.O0 2llS Conn av, Crib. % 90
210i nv. 1er. -. 1880 ESQ 2ad st, Sr. 81 so
l0lS NJ st. l3r. 100 39 B Sc. Or. Is 80.
l341 il ave, FOR. Is 90 Moutrose, 80 o.
1907 as 5sM ct. sisrs. & ~
100 18Th sw, 81. 49,. 600 1905 9Th ST. -
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BOARDING.

FOR GOOD TABLE BOARD INQUIRE AT 1881
yelling place. Je7-7ts
YANTED-B0ARDERS; TABLE FIRST CLASS;
steam and electric cars; kensington, Nd Mrs.
I0kER. te5&thens&w
BOARDERS AT KENsINGTON, MD, IN PRI-
yate family; bath In house; electric can pass
door. Address Box lS3. Star Office. my21-w&s-7t.
TABLE DHoTE AND La CARTE DINNER
sl dag Sundays and holidays; midday lunch for
lsdies and gentlemen from II until 2: elaetrte
fans GAZE ROBINSON. 1909 18th st. Nv.
5e22-1 ' - 80
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9l4 nwami 3-sty 81. 80 S26 9th NV, fat 5r Is 90
la5O columbia, ami 2oo 90 1O2 NV ,5r&b fla Is 90
COS 9th he, ami tile BIS SO 6S Myrtle ne Or 10 80
523 Sd ne ami, Or - 30 62i Callan he, Or l. 80
CULOREU HOUSES.
1000 Lou. Sc Or. $3.50 IS Jackson al NV 5rsS 90
Desirable rooms for rent IN the BALTIC BUILD
ING at reasonable prices
EDWAR Z. SCHWARTZ Real Estate Broker
jelO13t COG + ST. NV
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The Evening Star
Branch Offices.

Several important changes have re-
Gently been made in The Star branch
Offices ALL POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES are branch offices Of The
Evening Star.
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
If not convenient to call at main
office with your advertisements leave
them at the following places:
NORTHWEST.
Conn. ave. and st.-wood's Drug Store.
18th st. and r. i. ave.-Huddleson's Drug Stoss.
18th and sts.-Portner Drug Store.
18th St and yelling place-Eppley's Drug Store
1th and sts--Criswell's Drug Store.
Woodward & Lothrop's-Postal Telegraph Once.
8. kahn, Sons g. Co.-Postal Telegraph ONCE.
BIZ Pa avc.-Postai Telegraph Office.
sth and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and B sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
U. s. Capitol-Postal Telegraph Office.
City Post otlee-Pestal Telegraph Office.
Columbian Building-PostaI Telegraph ONCE.
Ebbitt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Jenifer Building-Postal Telegraph Ofsce.
Riggs House-Postal Telegraph Office.
New Willard's Hotel-Postal Telegraph Of1cs.
National Hotei-Postal Telegraph Office.
Regent Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
The Barton HoteEPostai Telegraph Once
1he Gordon HOtel-Postai Telegraph Office.
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Z. Sc COR. 7TH &LN.W,
ale 18th lie. Gr. D.. ESQ
1922 10th NV, Crab. %. 80
Gar lst&.N sw ,sloN,r.Ia.3o
l25 ii ne. sto&cel. 1880
1918 llth NV, store. 1900
It'll d U NV. store. 1875
isU4 1th NV .sto&2r. 1870
442 n NV. Or, W (coD 1890
422 o NV. 4r&b fiat. 1850
gu eth NV, 1r-....12.00
Sl3 7th NV. store. 4. lU.SI
49, Franklin, store. 10 10
1906 9TH NV. 3r. $50
1877 Kramer ne, Or, w.S.O0
Store rIn r'r TN d. ~. ",
Rear Gil NJ NV, Ar. $50
MA n Cap st. 2r. ..7.30
ia u NV, store. .1.UO
lS2 ID NV, OF rs. 81 x IS
Rear eos 18th NV (coli6. 10
lila 7th NV, 3r. 900
Hotel. SCR. st heat. cheap
NV, steam heat. je1O-tf
Wv nr>crn nr,> .,-T,,p,..
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FOR RENT-CLEyELAND PARK LARGE AND
beautiful house. magnificent view. ONCE ol0
18th. JOHN SHERMAN. te1-lf
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FOR RENT-CHEAPEST IN CITY-i0i2 u sw
SIS; 63l X s.w.. SO SO; 1887 Wylie ne $40 so;
1494 s. Carolina ave. IS
JeI-6t'.4 Y. A. MCINTYRE. ga c nv.
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FOR RENT-44s sTH ST. S.w: FIVE ROOMS
Rent. $3.50. iaIoot.
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FOR RENT STONE 4 FAIRFAX, SOC sos F NV.
Naples woodiey road So SO 1851 18th NM er b
lse Iowa circle ire 81, i'r; ST. 8" +2l 4h me- or
500 sl459 Bacon, 1Ir, % $3.50 1921 18th nv Or b
3s 10 ps NV; ls g. s ssS SO 18th Tor
SO. 1893 NV. i2r, b SS5 SO StoScei eth l. NV
III he Sales i2r 2b So SO ll5-l7 av. orb
TO: Loo NV ior $50 ssSs Rslin ap i iSr.S
$50 AZ Chaplin, Tor, $a0.5ol6 Quincy NV. sr,b
ss5 1888 18TH NV, l2r, 81 $50. 5oIs Quincy NV 7rb
70. .0T TotS st na srS
a 1907 NV. Tor, $50. SO 1870 LIST NV, lor, b
10 500 ao s'th n SE s fa5
5000 81 NV, Tor, $50. so. 1911 4th NV, or b
zoo 90 Slol 18th Tor, $50 so .16oS 10Th NV, ar
$50 g. $500 18th nw.l2 b 81 4Is av NV. hall
&" Pa i kana 2d&Sd is s 1910 9th
e" ~. Mas re az So SO Sss 1st ST. b
S4I 5o1l32 10th NV, Tor b ST. SO l1l7 22d NV 1rb
80 1907 Roanoke, Tor b SIS. so IO4 Sd NV, Tor b
s4 So "a I7.. hSan0ke Or So SO 1882 Wallacb Or
s45 so 1893 Harvard, Tor SIS 30 I70s Pa av, Or,
So l22G Mass av Tor. s25. 80 100 q NV, sr,
$50. 1888 10th or, s.. 5i2 spruce. nat. list
$40 so 2soa l4th NV Tor b So So .ai4 q sw 90 sr
5000 342s Holmdav, TO- 81. 80. 412 NV. Or, b
$40 so 1885 9th NV, or, s21 5o.e2 Seaton ne Or
sso 90 lSo9 NV, Or $50 so .929 NV, on RS
VDu III
$40. .6l4 18th NV, Off rm $40. go HyattsvilIe. Md
$40 Glencarlyn, Va. 12r ST.. 50. 100 4th NV 5r
SS:,o 20 2l4o NV, Or. bS16.30. .2040 l. NV 5r
80 % - 9TH ne, sr, Sl5.50. 420 /. NV Or W
SO SO iI3l 18th nv. sr, b SIS 30 1888 sth NV 5r
90 90 iSSi 10Th Or sl3 1922 ne, Or,
40 90 ~ L NV, Sr S13. 30 .1s14Ia Riggs pl 5r
800 INA 9th NV, Tor, $3.50 .I3l2 bel ay sw Or
CALI Ar orF1cE FOR WEEKLY E hu az q nT 1T
FOR RENT-15o5 VERMONT AVE. NEAR IOWA
circle; 10 rooms and bath; three stories and base
ment; $500. THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 81,
i3th St teII-3t.
FOR RENT NORTHwEST-NEw HOUSE: SIX
rooms bath cellar; furnace. coal and gas ranges:
painted Kitchen nicely papered; every convcn-
ieHce, rent S2Z.ou TO good tenant. Apply TO
. EUGENE L. GADDIS,
yeH-3l- 425 9th st. NV.
For RENT.BY L. ]. MILLS Cos 9TH ST. NV
2312Champl n, 6r, /, $3.50, IIg ay 7rSb 81 80
Store rm, liar 10 90 l1O9 7tn NV nat Or b. 20 80
III ! nv, 7r&b. .Sl.5u l2i3 Ii ne. sto&cel Ii. w
je11-tf-4
FOR RENT-1412 9TH ST NV; 3-STY. BR.;
lor, ba.. cellar; furnace; MI; large yds good
repair; $500 POLO 18th ST. n. W.; 2-sty. br ar
ba, eel; MI; yds. 5000. Apply 1916 st. n W.
my1432t'
FOR RENT-D. d. THOMPSON, 1885 ST.
1871 Phelps NV Or, bS5000 lS0S S NV, Sr b. 90
1874 Corcoran, 12r b 80 1908 10th NV store IL on
&5s 4th ne, Sr, b.. 81. SO 1915 Linden ne Or so
je1ltf
FOR RENT-44s sTH ST sw.: FIVE ROOMS
ana basement; ami; keys at T19 ST. sw
Renl. LOU. ielo-2t'
FOR RENT-1544 STH ST NV; BRICK. TWO
stories and basement; q rooms and bath: hot and
cold water; newly papered. Sls.S5 In ADVANCE
VI. NoI-DSMffH- 81 Pa. ave. NV. jel03t
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PIANOS TUNED.

TUNING AND REPAIRlNG-PIANO REPAIRING
In all Its branches By experts from TIE Bradbury
factory. Let Us place your instrument In perfect
condition unsteady, You'll be surprised, at the
Improvement b tone. Charges reasonable.
my14-1 r. q. SMITH. l226 70. ave,
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1IOe G ST. NE; @ ROOMS AND
hath ami; $3.50 sos st. sw.; Q rooms
ana bath; ANIL Sls. In frst-clsss order and
Eood neighborhocds W. l.. WILKINSON, 6s3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
nesday at 4 pm. fofi coIotai Beach. Coiton's md
intermediate landings. and landings in Wicomico
river and Nomini and Lower Machodoc creeks Va
Saturdays at am. 10. Colonial Reach and Inter.
mediate lsndings. and Rushwood. Rock Point, Col.
TONS CurriomaD and landings In Nomini creek
STEAMER WAKEEIE1. D-SuDday, Tuesdly and
Thursday at am. for landings to Colonial Beach
=. UNITED STATES NAIL RouTE,
WASHINGTON. d. C., TO GLYMONT, MI
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESrELLE RANDALL-Daily ex.
cept Sunday. ESQ am. Returning about $3.50 D. M
Passenger accommoda tons first-class Freight re-.
ceived until within half hour OF sailing. p
E. 8. RANDALL. Manager. phone lies. GEO.
phone 1895. WIN. II. REARDON. Agent. Alex:
andria. phone 80. fe2S-tf-.3
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foit RENI-1544 STH ST NV; BRICK TWO
stories and basement; rooms and bath; hot and
S9iu water; newly papered. S1s.S5, In advance
NJ. GOLDSMITH, 81 Pa ave nv ieI03t
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FOR RENT-15o5 VERMONT AVE. NEAR ION 4
circle; 10 rooms and bath; three stories and base
ment' $3.50. THoS. W. HUNGERFORD. 6l.
18th St ,py AZ.
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAUI
Store LOO L st NV.
Nv cor l1th&U NV, store,
fat, bakery&stable 50. 90
Brookland, DC, Lansing
st, l2r&2 b rooms, large
yard so. 90
l129 d tn NV, IL, b, sto. %. 90
l1G nth NV. Tor. b. IS. 90
S4S Mass av, sr&b. 80. so
2lU4 LIST NV, lGr&b. so
IlS l1th NV, for Use CHI p
zoos Gth nw, sto. eel. IS. 90
624 9th NV. 7r&b. .35. 90
1907 It'll, sto&3 rms 80. SO,
1910 18th NV. sto, Or. b. 80. so
2O2I LIST NV, 1r, b. $3.50
Flat 1907 7th,sum'r.27.5 so
1887 7th NV. sto&cel. rs. so
900 l. ne, store, 7r, b. Is. 90
1870 LIST NV. <r&b HAT.
pOr tub. steam bt. %. 90
0U5 9th NV, 7r&b. %. so
Halls for rent. 6th&G nv
Office rooms Mt 5l2 + st.
FOR RENT-IN THE Mo.
of Sc. facing one Of
city, No. 52S LIST st. sc.
bath, reception hall ant
JOSEPH |. WELLER, CO.,
ie1O-3t
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EAST WASHINGTON.

fith and East Ger itol sts.-Haley's Drug Store.
1th and Ii SITS. n.e.-Grifith's Drug Store.
I'd st. and Pa. ave. s.e.-Dobyn's Drug Stors.
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| FOR RENT-ELMORE, 800 nth n W., SECOND
floor fiat; rooms and bath; gas range, store
closet; all modern improvements S35. 30; janitor.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Sl0 NV. fur. $4,000 1928 y. 13r b. fur. $50 90
ITO "a se l0r, b. FUR 20 90 e24 18th 11r 90
1903 NV. l2r, b. 20 90 Sta r'r 1871 500
Store 1220 NV 5000 1918 10Th NV Tor 81 10
!6Zl Conn ,l4r,2b - 3D. Del av ne Or b. ESQ
1891 Y NV. l3r. b. so so Office rms. 1897 r
S13 st, 12r. 5000 1897 10th NV. Tor b. IS 90
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc 1907 q st
my10-32t'
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FOR RENT-NORTHwEST-NE HOUSE. SLY
painted kitchen; nicely papered every conv,n,
ience; rent $3.50 to good tenant. Apply to
je11-3t' 4o5 9th st n NJ
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-24O1 9TH ST. NV; BRICK STORE
ana dwelling; rooms and bath; rent, 5000
corner OF New Hampshire and l st. NV. (;
S,room house, store and stable, with large yard.
l4O3 18th st. NV; 7-room brick dwelling with
large store, bath and stable Rent, $50 so per NO.
j. o. W. d. SULLIVAN 18th and g sts n.w.
je5-6t
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pleasant. with all the latest improvements; in
The Altamont." Inquire 233 Pa. Sc.
my27 st then s&w-t
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AUTOMOBILES.

A FINE STEAM AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE VERY
cheap; owner going abroad in first-class condi-
ton. Write call, CHAS Z. MILLER L. BRO.
llo5 14th st. NV. je11-6t'
FOR SALE-STEAM CARRIAGE; MUST BE SOLD
make offer. Call 602 + St NV te7-tf
FINEST GASOLINE HIGH POWER IMPORTED
automobile. best known make; latest pattern;
must be scld. W. H. RIFE, 1900 Light St. Bal
ttmore, Nd. je3,4 10, ll&12s
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| FOR RENT-O. W. b. FLATS, 1914 MASS AVE;
light rooms. tiled bath, steam heat gas ranges,
store closets, lovely back porches; trst-class o.
cation; janitor; $40. 10. my22- 26ts
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FOR RENT-D. d. THOMPSON, 1885 ST
lS2I Phelps NV Or, b$50.00 lS0S NV, Sr. b. 50 90
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
Death of NettIe Seller.

This paper last Saturday briefly no.
ted the death of Miss Nettie Seller
daughter of Chris Seller, of Bremen,
who died Friday afternoon from the eff.
fectS of a burn received Tuesday
March 26. She was engaged in clean.
ing house, and had carried a pile OF
straw and litter into the yard and set
fire to it, when the wind carried some
of the burning straw toward the barn.
Fearing it might set the barn on fire,
she attempted to stamp out the blaze,
and in so doing her dress caught fire,
and she was instantly enveloped in
flames. Her clothing was all burned
off, and her body, face and arms were
terribly burned.1
The young lady was to have been
married within few weeks to Walter
Neufer, a young man of Bremen, and
cousin of Mr.. Neufer at whose home
she died, she having run to the Neu-
fer residence for assistance. She was
% years of age and is survived by her
father and four sisters.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
MORTUARY
Mrs. William Frisinser.

Narcissus (Wiley) Frisinger was
born in Fayette County, Ohio, April
2, 1881, and died at her late home in
Rutland, Ind, March %, 1902. In
1850 she was united in marriage to
William Frisinger in Mercer County,
Ohio. To this union were born eleven
children nine of whom, Mary j.,
Martha E., Robert W., Lewis B.,
Belle, William H., Della F., Emma
F., and John H., with the aged huS-
band, thirty-five grand children, five
great-grand-children, two brothers and
two sisters still survive.
She was kind consistent affection
ate wife and mother always abundant
in labor and sympathy for the poor,
sick and distressed. She bore her
long illness with fortitude and prayer
fully awaited the end, and sealed her
faith by baptism March %, 1902.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
Dixon Lake RippIes.

Miss Mable Logan'S school CLOSED
last Friday.
Mr.. Senior was buried at tn,
Stringer cemetery Tuesday.
A band of gypsies camped in Mr.
Freese's grove last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nichols, o
Logansport, are visiting relatives ant
friends.
Mr.. Gable was down from South
Bend last week making improvement
on his farm.
Rev. P. L. Brown will preach hi
last sermon before conferenceat Trim
fty church next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. l tl
. While William Stevick was burning
brush last Thursday his fire became
unmanagable and spread into thu
huckleberry marsh, where the assist
ance of the neighborS was required tx
extinguiSh it.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
Value of Intelligent Voting.

There is nothing inherently sacred
about dropping slip of paper into a
wooden box. Voting itself is value
less unless there is a definite, intelli-
gent principle behind it all. When
the citizen fails, though ignorance or
stupidity or indifference, to preceive a
real issue in the contest it can make
no difference in the ultimate results
whether he goes to the polls or re-
mains at home. He will have CON-
tributed nothing but meaningless
bit of paper to the cause of popular
sovereignty, and meaningless slip of
paper stuffed into ballot box is no
more potent for progress than mean
ingless slip of paper stuffed into gar
bage box.-Detroit Free Press.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
Defeat Of James X. Jones.

There is good deal of quiet rejoic-
ing at Washington among the new
crop of young democrats over the news
from Arkansas that James X. Jones.
chairman of the democratic national
committee, has been defeated at the
primaries for reelection to the United
States Senate.
He has not figured conspicuously in
the senate this session. The pro-
gressive members of the party feared
his reelection might lead HIM and his
followers to believe that the Bryan
wing of the party was still in good
standing. Jones was regarded as the
greatest exponent of BryaniSm at the
capital.