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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-08-20
The Death of Mrs. Georgie Brown.

Mrs. George Brown, Il most estima-
BILE lady, and during almost her entire
lifetime resident of Anderson, died
Tuesday morning ut Summerville, in
Augusta, Ga. at the residence of her
son, j. Feaster Brown. The remains
were brought to this city at Z o'clock
Thursday afternoon for interment, ac-
companied by her son, w. d. Brown,
Mrs. j. Feaster Brown and daughters
Misses Lydiaand Irene. Mr. G. Ernest
Brown, the son whose home is in Mo-
bile, Ala, arrived in the city Thursday
morning to meet the remains.
The funeral services were conducted
at the home of Mrs. Mary Brown, sis
ter of the deceased, at 9. 80 o'clock Fri
day morning by the Rev. Mr. Murchi-
son OF the Presbyterian Church, this
city, and the interment was at Silver
brook Cemetery. The deceased was
born lii old Pendleton about II years
ago. She was the widow of John
Brown, of this county, gallant Con-
federate soldier whose death during
the war was the result Of wounds re
ceivcd in battle. Mrs. Brown was q
Miss Hubbard, sister OF the late A. p.
Hubbard, and aunt OF NJ. Hubbard
and Miss Lenora Hubbard. Three
children, sons above named, survive
her.
The deceased possessed all the attri-
butes OF noble Christian woman and
was greatly beloved by all who knew
her beautiful traits of character. Up
to the time she left Anderson to make
her home in Augusta, she was ii de-
vout member of the First Presbyterian
Church and an earnest worker iu the
Sunday School. There are in the city
now many noble women and men who
recall with tenderest love and emotion
the earnest solicitude, patience and
Kindness OF the deceased while leading
them into higher, holier knowledge
of the blessed Savior.
Death came gently and without pain
to the deceased. For Several weeks
she grew gradually weaker each day rs
the result of Bright's disease, and final
ly sank to rest from heart failure.
Many s0rr0wing friends followed the
remains to the grave. The children
and grandchildren returned to their
homes Saturday morning.
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The New Mayor and Aldermen Took
Charge Friday.

The meeting at the city hall last Fri
day morning was full of interest and
pleasant incidents. Before the new
Council appeared the retiring Alder
men adopted resolution compliment
ing and expressing thanks to the re-
firing Mayor, Hon. G. F. Tolly, for the
efficiency with which he had discharged
the duties of the Office. TO this Mr..
T0ily responded in his usual original
style, expressing appreciation of their
confidence and esteem.
Thenew Councilmen presented them
selves, took the oath Of Office, and were
put in possession of the city's affairs,
every branch of which presented neat
balance. Before administering the
oath of Office Mayor Tolly delivered q
short, pleasing address congratulating
and expressing confidence in the ability
and efficiency of the new Council. The
new Mayor responded in behalf Of the
new administration in words highly
complimentary to the progressiveness
and faithful performance of duty
of the retiring Mayor and AL
dermen.
When the formal transfer of power
was ended and the old Council was on
the eve of withdrawing, Mayor Sulli-
van rose and presented to Mr. Tolly a
magnificent gold headed cane with the
remarks: "Some of your friends have
desired to present you with some slight
token of their friendship and good
will, and their appreciation of the cue
cessful and satisfactory manner in
which you have presided over the
affairs of the city for 30 many years.
They have asked me to present you
this cane, and to convey to you their
best wishes for your continued health
and prosperity and happiness through
many long years to come. Take it and
use it as support in your daily walk.
Let it remind you that you also have
tn" support of the friendship and love
Of all the people of the city,
The good natured face Of the retir-
ing Mayor took on look of pleased
surprise which, could it be reproduced
on canvas, would make The artist fa-
nous. With illconcealed emotion he
:sose to reply, and in style altogether
inimitable, expressed his appreciation
of the confidence the gift betokened.
The cane Is very handsome. The
handle is made beautiful with grace
full embossed curves and designs. On
side of the handle left plain for the
purpose is engraved sc. F. Tolly," on
one end is the date "1902."
This incident over. the Mayor an
nounced the following standing COM
mittees:
Cemetery-Ligon, Smith, Norris.
Streets Brissey, Ligon, Harris.
Fire Department-Hollem Bris-
sey, Norris.
Sanitary-Harris, Holleman, Smith.
Ordinance-Norris, Ligon, Brissey.
Water and Lights-Smith, Norris,
Harris.
Auditing-Holleman. Smith, Harris.
Public Buildings-Mayor Sullivan,
Harris.
Telephone-Ligon, Norris, Brissey.
Council then adjourned to meet Mon
day evening, the 25th of August, when
employees of the city will be elected.
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LOwedesyiIIe News.
Lowrdesvil,e. Aug lS.

Lowrdesvil.e. Aug Is.
The county cam mpaign meeting was
held here Saturday. and the day passed
very pleasantly. There was no mud
elinging andithe best Of conduct prevail ed.
The ladies Missionary and Aid Society
OF the Pre2by tsrian Church sold Ice cream
on the grounds, and realized the snug
little sum oftwenty dollars. This goes
towards purchasing a new carpet for the
church.
Mr.. and Mre. VIM. Moore returned
Saturday from Anderson, whore they
spant sometime with relatives.
Miss Edmunds OF Mccormick Is visit
ing Miss Jennie Mae Dunn.
Mrs. Lem Reid and children. OF Iva,
were In town Saturday with relatives.
Mrs. Durrett Lipscomb end little
daughter. of Ninety Six, are now ut DR..
Moseley's to spend awhile. Mrs. Iips-
comb Will be pleasantly remembered as
Miss Nell Moaeley.
Mrs. D. ). She sard and son, Of Moffatte-
VILE visited relatives here last week.
Ian Church yesterday.
Messrs. Walter Dean and Walter Bea y.
OF Dean. spent several days last week
with Bruce Moseley.
MIR. and Mrs. James Baker, nf Wash
ington, D. c., reached here last night and
are now with Mr. Bake. . parents.
Our section Of country bas been visited
by good rains for the past week and
everything seems to have taken On new
life.
The Misses Blake. daughters Of Mr..
R,msey Blake, OF Green GOOD, are visit.
log their cousin, Miss X ate Teunant.
Miss Maymte Cooley leaves today for
her home, at williamson, after visit to
the family OF Mr.. T. d. Cooley. She has
made many friends here. all of whom
hope to have her visit here again.
Miss Anna Watson, Of Anderson, Is
visiting her cousins, Misses Meta and
Vera Allen.
Mira. B. Berry Allen returned from An
derson Saturday where che spent some
time with friends and relatives.
Ernest johnson, of Mccormick, left
this morning 70 resume his duties as tee-
graph operator after Waiting his parents
for few days.
Mrs. Ottie ELL and children from An
.derson are here with relatives,
Afr. Robt. Moseley spent yesterday
with hie fathers family.
.Mr. Tom Baskin, Of Moffatts7ille. at
te.,1ed aervices here yesterday. Lown-
de >-ile .Waa Mr.. Baskin's home until q
few $ ara ago, and his visits are nlwaya
sour,s OF pleasure to his many friends.
Mrs. Sue Fisher, OF Anderson. is spend
Yrg awhile with the family Of Mr.. Green
I Tsoftis.
Mas ida Mae Bro own.es is visiting al
Nr. Weston Ha.pers. Vedie.
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PHOTOGRAPHS-Lo here, am
prepared to do you good, honest work at a
very low price. ] mean work that will
not fade. AT Collins old land, North
size OF Square. E. NJ. Snipes.
COAL FORSALE-Phoue to J. J.Dob.
bins stable or coal yard.
FOR SALE-A 10. Of green and dry
OAK Wood. Apply to L. w. McCsrley,
Il. +. d. Route 8. Anderson, q. Z. 10
FOR SALE-3OO acres of we'll improv.
Cd Lend, one mile west OF Hartweli, Ga.
FOR turther particnlA:s call on or write
a. +. McNULLAN, Hsstwell, Ga. q
':onsunptIon Threatened.
II was troubled with hacking cough
for year and thought 1 had consum o.
tion," says G. Unger, 2ll Maple st Cham.
paign, III. II tried o great many reme-
dies and 1 was under the care OF physi.
cians for several mOnths. l used one bot.
tie OF Foleys Honey and Ter. It cured
me. and have not been troubled since
Evans Pharmacy.
MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
dollars TO lend on Lsnd for clients. Ap.
ply TO b. F. Martio, Attorney-at-Law.
Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Evans Pharmacy.
Il had diabetes In It's worst form ,,
writes Marion Lee Of Dunreatb, Ind II
tried eight physiclaus without relief.
Only three bottles Folev's Kidney Cure
made me we'll man." Evans Pharmacy.
w. 81. shearer, Surveyor, Yon will
lind me at Dean & Ratliffe's. Long dis.
tance Phone at my residence.
Refined. up.to date people always want
the best. GALLAGHER BROS. are nc-
knowledoed TO be among the beat PHO
TOGRAPHERS In the South. They do
not waste their skill on cheap, fading
traRh.
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FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS.
We are au.horiz,o 10 announce DR. g. F.
SMITH as a cano il;, for Congres, from the
Third Congressiouai District subj set to the re,uit
OF the Democratic primary election.
WeaTe authorized to announce GEO E PRINCE
IS candidate for Congress from the Third Con-
DeU ocratic primary elecii0n.
WYATT AIKEN is announced rs a candidate
for Congress from the Third Congressional Dis
tr CT. subject to the ncIion OF the democratic
primary eiectiOn.
hereby announce m yself candidate for Con.
gfess from the Third Congregational district, sub
je,t c. the action Of the Democratic primary ec.
tion. WMJ STKIBLING
announce myself q candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional district subjet to
the action OF the Democratic Primary.
rs. RtCKER .Jr.
hereby ammo nee mys-lf n candidate for Con-
grehs irotn the Third Congressional District SUBJ
j.cs 10 the result Of the Democratic pr.-c.ry eIec.
Ii)n, II Nice; i,IA
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A Physician Healed.

Dr. Geo. Ewing, @ practicing phyeioian
or Smiths Grove, Ky. for over thirty
years, writes his personal experience with
Foley's Kidney Cure "For years I had
been greatly bothered with kidney and
oiaoder trouble and enlarged PROSTATE
gland. used everything known to the
profession without relief until com
menced to use Foley's Kidney Cure. Ar.
ter taking three bottles vas entirely re-
iieved and CURED Iprescribe 1t now dsi
~ In my practice and heartily recon-
mend It's use to all physicians for such
tIouoies: l have prescribed 1t in hun.
dreds nf casea with perfect success. ~
Evans Pharmacy.
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J. A. HALL.
The friends or Col. NJ p. TRIBBLE announce
him o candidate for the House Of Represent tatiyes
subject to ,he aciInn Of the Democratic 1rtmary
election.
+. T. TOLLISON, Of Belton, ia hereby announ.
ced as a candidate for the House Of Representa-
tvee subject 20 the action OF the Democratic pri.
mary election.
announce myself candidate for the House of
Representatives from Anperson County, subject
~ " ~ A J. 8. LiEsSSERErr.
announce myself O candidate for the Houae of
Representatives,. subject TO rules of the Demo-
cratic party. W. P. WRIGHT.
The undersigned respectfully announces him
self CO, dtdRte for the House Of Represer
subject TO the action Of the Democratic nrime-y
election. E. T. KAY
hereby announce myself rs n candidate for
member OF the Houce Of Repre- entativps OF this
State from Anderson county. aubject to tbs ac-
tlon OF the Demt cratic party at the approacbiog
primary election J B. DOUTHIT
At the solicitation OF many friends, I hereby
announce Myself candidate for the Hou,e OF
Representatives. and will abide the action OF the
Den ocratic primary. 8. N. PEARMAN
hereby announce myself candidate for re-
TO tho action Of The Democratic prsmary election
e. B. a. ROBINSON.
hereby announce myself candidate for re.
election TO the House OF Rep, esentatives from
Anderson County, subject to the rules OF the Dem.
ocratic primary. @. A. RANKIN
l htrpt.' announce myself as q candidate for
the House Of Representatives.. oubject TO the &C.
tion of the Den.Ucrati ic primary election.
b. 81. DA6NALL. "
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LAMO FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Six Mile Farm, /,
containing 1l6S acres. Will sell In Tracls
from 100 acres up, to suit purchaser.
will alao sell so acres In the City OF An.
dereon, 400 acras In Fork Township, l6S
acres iu Rock Mills Township, 1875 acres
In Centreville Township.
I have sevon other valuable Tracts I
will aell-in all about 8 900 acres. Terms
at low rate Of Interest. with reasonable
cssh payment. mean to sell during the
month OF August.
August 6. 1902
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Administrators Sale.

will SILL in front of the Court House
Salesday IN September next, during the
usual hours Of sale
Ten Shares OF Peoples Bank Stock
Four Sharea Of Anderson Phosphate
and OIL Co. Two Shares OF Common and
two Shares of Preferred Stock.
Terms Of Sale-Caeh.
w. II. SHEARER, Admir-.
August 13. 1902 8
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

The friends OF F II. wELBORN restectfully
announce him as atandidate tor Treasurer Of
Anderson County, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary election.
l hereby annomnce my self as q candidate for re-
election To the office OF County Treasurer ubJecL
10 the action Of the emocratic primarv election
JAMES NJ. PAYNE.
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FOR SALE.

ONE Of the most desirable FARMS in
Northeast Georgia for nale, containing
l70 acres Of good improved Land. one
and u half miles from Bowman, Ga.
For further particulars address
G. w. CHRISTIAN,
Bowman, Ga.
Auyust l3 1902 oa
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twenty-five Cents Worth of
CATTLE POWDERS
For Twenty Cents.

For 80 days will aell 25 ct. box Of
the we'll known Wilburs Horse and
Cattle Powders for 20 cts per box. This
te bargain and it will do your Cow or
Horse ten times that amount Of good II
they are out Of condition. They will
thrive on less food.
2t J. =. FOWLER
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FOB AUDITOR.

hereby annou. .ce myself as candidate Tor re-
tho iules OF the DE no"ratic party.
q n &. BOLEM An.
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STATE SENATE.

I hereby announce myself candidate for the
State Senate. subject to The action Of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
JNO. x. HOOD.
hereby announce myself as q candidate for
the state Senate, subject TO the action OF the Dem.
ocrauc primary.
JOSHUA w ASNJEy
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ra- Candidates. amour cemeuta will be pub
lished until the Primary Election Tor Fl 90 Dollars
PAYABLE ~ ADvASCx. Don't ask us to credit
you.
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SUPERVISOR

hereby announce mynelf a candidate for the
office Of Supervisor for Anderson County subject
3. q JACKSON.
hereby announce myself as q candidate for re-.
election to the office Of County supervisor subj ct
to the rules OF the Democratic parry.
J. N. yANDIVER
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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers,
Folsy'a Honey and Tar aff,rds imme.
diate RELIEF to asthma sufferers In the
worst stages and II taken In tims will eff
feet cure. Evans Pharmacy.
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HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.

horehy announce myself q candidate for the
Houae Of Repre- entativee subject to the action of
the Democratic primary election.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE

I hereby announce myself candidate for the
office OF Judge OF Probate Of Anderson County,
subject to the rules OF the Democratic party.
E. w. LONG.
hereby announce n nyself as e candidate for
judge OF Proba Q. subject TO the riiss or the Deu
ocrattc patty. X. NJ. BURRTSS.
| hereby announce myself o candidate f.- 20
election 10 the ofics Of Judge Of Probate OF An
cratic primary election.
r. Y. n. NANCE.
To the People Of Anderson County:
! hereby apnouuce myself y candidate for the
office Of Probate Judge Of thia County, subject to
the rules OF the Democratic party. I confess
have no great love for the Court House, hnt "ne-
cesaity is O hard master" II elected viii strive
TO be just and kind to all, aud discharge my du-
ties In such mRnLer that 70 one ever will be
sorry uas elected. lhis Il the last tine will
ask for County office. Worry truly yours.
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The friends OF Col. NJ. P. TRIBBLE announce
him candidate for the House Of Represent atives.
subject to ,he actInn Of the Democratic primary
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You Will find q big atock Victor
Sweep Wings, all sizes, at Brook Hard
ware
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II yonr Bicycle needs truaipg tip or
you need set Of new Tires gives VA a
call. Brock Hard ware Co.
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CburnA! Churns! Churns! A lot OF all
sizes Of the celebrated Cylinder Churns
just received. Brook Hardware Co.
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+. T. TOLIISON, Of Belton, Ia hereby anuoun-
ced as q candidate for tho House OF Represen tn.
tives subject 20 the action OF the Democratic pr-
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announce niyselfa candidate for the House of
Representatives from Anperson County, subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Thanking tho citizens OF Anderson County for
their past support, respectfully announce myself
candidate Tor reelection 20 the office Of County
Sup .rintendent OF Education, F,
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DO Won Own o Nice Mare +?
II 60, don't fail to breed her to Neleou
Il. Grean'a fine colt, DIAMOND DEB. Reg
No IS, ,785, now making the season for
Limited number Of mares at r. B. Find.
ley's Stables, McGee's old stand, Andsr.
con, 9. @. The best bred Horse in the
South. II
Evening star., 1902-02-03

LTZMAN, REAL ESTATE
10th and + SITS. NV.
l223 l., apis, 2 and Or
each. $25. 90 to 5000
1S43 r, Or. 40. 90
1926 U, Or. 9r..........37.50
l37 9Th NV. 11r. $3.50
e27 q ] av. Ar. 80. 90
1245 11th Sc, Or. .25.O0
I'LL f NV, Ar. 20. 90
602 Erie st, Sr&sta. 1000
IS Decatur ne, 6r. .1l.50
D HOUSES.
18th near r, 14r....159
E Cap nr I'd, 15r, 2b. .150
Wyoming av, 1Sr, %. $50
18th near Q, Sr. .125
Riggs near 18th. sr. 100
u near 18th, 10r. 10
,CES.
40 La av.. $40 & $500
N3 7th NV. 1000
RES.
227 Q NV. .S12.o0
sLES.
204 Pa av se (rear). IS. 90
fe3-tf
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J. FISHER & CO..

,z,' m MeeRPenAHED: a i is,t tlSHsE 81: k.%o S1
a5sl a3s M AZ, i5r l555 Capitol iOrs 90
PIG PIG 1stR NV l7E 12soS 1lis 1It6 nw
aSg dSGl e. 1T. 10000 18th nw 9r.. .35 90
$S5s :f !oo lsss sssa pS $3.50
a5o eo5 zen pi nw l4r 100 91S 1st NV Or. 80
S9a. SS1 1sth s,5,I nw 1sr 9o 1898 AZ sw 6r 100
ISS2 NV, lOr SO 26 Mass ne, 7r. ..15.0 90
15ss y. Is? as list '4o0
r. Sss 81 ri fsss row: 81;
tsas ses ens st. aI g. GO Lot ssS Del
1879 1929 Yale Yale l2r. 5000 Lots 1875. 50 6is.
tSuv NV, lOr. .o515 ne, per an M, 200
FURNISHED-PER ANNUM
1e 1Sth pet and H. .SsO00 4 18th NV. l. 800
ssd sst wSsasS Sst
Ingleside, 18th st 4 bet 26tb&2ist NV 1,5Oo
Mass asTsga sss Ss II
GsGa is,s ss, Hst be bet lsss SS
$Sts Sss. oss asst'l sst lstR 3 18th s
s Sps st. hssy chsss hsss
Mass av BIT 2zd&2sd. $50 bet 18th & 18th: :7s0
The Maury, No. SO, Ar $40 The Maury No 30 Ar $40
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH-
ED APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES
bmuding 9Th ID. $250.00 lila F. desirable Offices
9daI4 M r. "a floor. 10000 go f. desirable Offices
9Va z, IL. 5000 605-7 7th, desirable Offices
l1 l41i r, % d front. 300 Century bldg,
SI. SIS-I4 r. r. 1900 bldg, all imps, single
St. cor I2th&F NV, desir- rooms from $12 to SIS
able offices, from Sl2 sol Der mo Entire 6oors
70 $1,000 SIPS per no.
1923 +, desirable Offices 5l7 18th NV az oO
STORES.
BIading 1,d SLID $500 62s (base).. .$25 90
11lO ID NV. .225.00 2925 NJ .35 90
STABLES
14Gs 14 Mass av treapsao.oo 172s NV n'r 1900
!4!S NV treart 81 80 170S 18th NV rear) 10 90
17l7 NV (rear) .25.O .O0 1918 9th NV (rear) 600
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT.
ING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALI,
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
tor full list Of furnished and unfurnished houses
hatri omces. stores and stables apply at Office
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& WILCOX,

IL * "lVSSJAs
ina. ave.
1915 10th. lar. 2b. $3.50. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms. SIS, $40, $3.50, $50
1871 Goth. Office. heat. Is. o.
STORES.
1900 Pa ay. Pr, Gel. mis65. 90
l357-59 32d, lge rm. .35. 90
Blacksmith shop, bet
19th&2oth. l. & NJ. 30. 90
I22 18th, 1r, W, e. $3.50
213SlaPa av, st. .3r, ", ,g22. so
S36 Path, ,2r&sto. W, g. 20. so
1918 Nj, ir. eel, w. IL. 90
STABLES.
1912 G, Is, s,ch.l,w,g.S15.o 90
1142 18th, SIS, wr, l,w.12.50
18th, 10th, l., NJ, los
and side lot. 1890
lS29-3l L, Or. W. 100
iapQrP
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OR UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY r. o. HO
and Insurance Broker,
Chamberlin's and 14lS l.,
3Sr, 6b, per an. SIS, COO
% Laf 50, 20r, bb,
ETC., per annum. 4, 900
Marini Hall, 914 E. 200. 90
3o9 18th NV, 21r. SO
1885 Mintw'd pl. lar. IS. 90
s12 Conn av, Tor. 1000
OIL / NV, 15r&sta. 1000
1921 n. 6r apis. :. $500
l21S 18th NV, sr. b. .42.501
FURNISHED
I near 18th, 15r. SO, 500
Mass av & Path, Dor. 3, 600
Conn ay mr. s, 16r, 2b. 2, 500
Iowa circle, 15r, 2b.2, 400
10th near p. 1Or. 900
X l av nr 10th, I0r. $500
OFF
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to $35I
639 + NV. SIS to $22.50I
QTnf
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BOARDING.

TABLE D'H0TB AND A La CARTE DINNER
sn day Sundays and holidays; mid day lunch for
ladies and gentlemen from IL until 2; electric
faps CAPE ROBINSON. 1902 I4th st. NV.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS.
Surgicalsand medical. Dogs, cats and ANAL AMI
mails. Free ambulance. Open all hours Animal
boarded Old or injured animals humanelv kiiIsd
Tel. Main lIl-2. 2llS l4th st. NV. 3a24-tf
FOR SALE-SINGING CANARIFS. P1RR0TS
cats, dogs. rabbits. guinea pigs, fancy ponit-v'
pea-fowls, g0ldnshes, incubators etc. SCHMIniS
Bird ST0kE. " 18th &C. NV jaI6-tf4
DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECI4TIST
Diseases and Surgery Of the Dog and Cat
lnnrimary and Boarding Kenneth, kiingie road
City once, rs 18th st. NV. Tel. 0chmds) 21si-2
Evening star., 1902-02-03
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT LARGE ROOMS OVER CARRIAGE
house, with Accommodations for i've horses and
wagons; suitaiie for provision dealer; nice stor-
age; new brick building. HIGHLANDS q CO.,
W1 ASth 81. IT.