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terms possible, to any one suffering from
kidney troubles.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) HAL. NJ. WORTH"
We are not saying that Mr.. Worth had
Brght's Disease, the New York and
Washington physicians said that; nor do
we claim that he is cured. Mr.. Worth
makes that claim. We do know he was
very sick, that he came to Jackson
Springs and got very well, and that this
is the usual order Of things.
Hon, Josephus Daniels, Democratic
National Committeeman for North Car
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Been Cured by jackson Springs Water.

came to us. Jackson Springs Water has
been used exclusively, and it is to it's
qualities | attribute largely the health the
family has enjoyed. 1t prevents that
tired feeling which comes with hot
weather, it is palatable and refreshing,
it aids digestion and increases the ap-
petite.
(Signed) "JOSEPHUS DANIELS"
DR.. J. w Long, the well known ply
stefan of Salisbury, N. c., writes as
follows:
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tribute to social pleasures, not
enough to uncomfortably
crowd, or oveftax the facilities
for caring for them.
The hotel has u excellent
bed looms. ta>nly furnished,
splendid dining room, and 9TH
er public rooms. The house
has every mo4ern improve
ment-EIectric lights, baths,
steam heat. etc, The grounds
are tastily plotted, we'll lighted
and we'll cared for.
More thantWo thousand diff
ferent guests have been regis
tered at the Jackson Springs
Hotel since June 18th, and in
spite OF the problems arising
from overcrowdIng, there has
been we'll nigh universal COM
mendation Of mine host, Ross.
Those who come To Jackson
Springs now will find every
advantage to BE had earlier in
the season; they will find
much more pleasant weather,
and miss all the annoyances of
the crowded midsummer sea-
son.
This page could be covered
a dozen times over with teSti-
moniaIs from people in all the
walks of life, who have
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about year I began the use of the
bottled water at home. The benefit de-
rived from fortnights trial in this way
led me to test its greater efficacy of
drinking it, drinking directly from the
ground.
81 arrived at Jackson Springs on Jan
uary 5th in a weak debilitated state. In
two weeks time I was daily tramping
five or six hours with ease, partridge
hunting, and l have just returned from
a six weeks sojourn there, with strength
restored completely.
1.-THE haematuria rapidly improved
from the date of my reaching the Springs
the paroxysmal returns of it growing
shorter in duration, less intense and
further apart all the while.
81 took no medicine, whatever. during
the first month of my stay there, wish
ing to give the water fair trial, because
it was so evidently helping me; and only
began the return to medicine on February
14th But my improvement on the water
alone was so rapid and decided that /
feel persuaded that the water itself,
without the aid of drugs, would have
fully completed the cure.
81 have resumed my full practice, with
my vigorous elastic feeling, entirely re-
stored; and there is now only an occa-
sional and very slight abnormal tinge
to the color of my urine of few hours
duration at time. Before leaving the
Springs the kidney secretion was per-
fectly normal for ten consecutive days;
in two weeks after reaching there | felt,
and still continue to feel, as well as !
ever did in my life.
Every sincerely yours,
A. w. KNOX. NJ d.
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was first bottled. I drank most of the
water; but put away a few of the bottles
to see how long the water will keep. ]
assure you the water would not have
stayed in my cellar so long had it not
been overlooked, for it is altogether too
wholesome to possess and not use.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) 81 w. LONG,"
Hon F. H. Busbee. of Raleigh, writes
the following letter:
Raleigh, N. c.. July %, 1902.
jackson Springs Water Co., Aberdeen,
n. c.
Dear Sirs: l have just been to Buffalo
Lithia Springs, drinking freely of No. 2
| am not ap enthusiast upon the subject
of any mineral water, but so far as
potableness and lightness are concerned,
l regard the Jackson Springs water as
superior to Buffalo. l suppose in medi
cinal qualities there is little choice.
please cause another crate to be
shipped to me at once, marked as before.
Yours truly,
(signed) @F. H. BUsBEE"
Some years ago DR.. A. W. Knox, of
Raleigh one of the most eminent physi-
clans in the State, was himself patient
at Jackson Springs After his return
home he wrote the letter next below:
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. IS, 1894.
Or. s. w Thompson, Proprietor jack
son Springs Hotel Moore County, N. G.
Dear Doctor: Having been greatly
benefited by the waters of Jackson
Springs, l think you are entitled to a
testimonial to that effect; and l very
cheerfully make the following statement,
hoping that it may serve to attract the
attention of others to the value of the
waters:
ION November 18th, 1898, I was taken
with renal haematuria (hemorrhage from
the kidneys), and finding in Peppers
System of Medicine the record of a case
like mine cured by these waters after it
had resisted treatment by drugs for
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DINA, and editor of this paper, writes
as follows:
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 8, 1902.
'"This summer my family has remained
at home and every member has enjoyed
excellent health. 1t was not possible to
so to any springs, and so the Springs
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(Sigped)

Mr.. Hal NJ. Worth, of Worthwhile, n.
c., had been for two years under treat-
ment of the best physicians in Washing
ton and New York, when he came to
Jackson Springs in July, 1891. These ply
scians. and others in North Carolina,
had said that his trouble was Bright S
Disease, and told him they could do moth
ing more for him. He writes of his ex-
perience with Jackson Springs Water as
follows:
"April 9th, 1902
jackson Springs Water Co., Aberdeen,
N. c..
Dear Sirs: Referring to my experience
with and opinion of Jackson Springs
Water, will say, that for more than two
years | had suffered with kidney COM
plications, to the extent that / had
despaired of recovery, despite the con-
tinued active services of the finest spe-
cialists to be found in this country, in
Guiding those especially of New York
and Washington, d. C. 1 went to Jack
son Springs last summer with little hope
of benefit from any source, as the ply
sicians had advised me that their re-
sources had been exhausted in my case,
and 1 am much pleased to state to you
that, after a stay of ten or twelve weeks
at the Springs, / seemed to be entirely
recovered, and from the day / left there
up to this date ! have discovered no
symptom whatever of my old trouble and
am now in quite as robust, sound health
as l have ever been during my whole
life, and it is a great pleasure to me
to commend this water, in the strongest
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the results following from the use by
members of my family of Jackson Springs
Mineral Water. We have used probably
half a dozen crates of this water and
the good effects have been marked. We
have used mineral waters from quite a
number of the best springs in the cOun-
try, and l have no hesitation in saying
we have not had more satisfactory re-
suits from any of the mineral waters
heretofore used. l am,
very truly,
(Sigped) ''F. M. SIMMONS"
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Salisbury, N. c., June Il, 1902.
'AIr. r. r. Ross, Jackson Springs, N. c..
my Dear Sir: I just recently opened
a case of your jackson Springs Water
that you shipped me in the summer of
1900, and you viii be gratiied to know
that the water was as good as when it
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dnano tee,aed
dyundne to
Aberdeen Wthth an h Thought
wtoutc Foee rahonec address, R Proprietor
JaISnSp
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The owners have thousands of such
letters, from people who have been there,
and used the water directly from the
Spring and from others who used the
bottled water at their homes.
We have room here for only a few of
these letters. The character and promi-
hence of the gentlemen signing them
merits attention.
Under date of March 18th, 1902 Gov
ernor c. B. Aycock wrote as follows:
Dear Sir: 1 am finding great benefit
from the continued use of the Jackson
Springs Water. l expect to continue it
for quite a while. l am with best wishes,
VERY truly yours,
(Signed) &C. B. AYCOCK."
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Again on April 4th, 1902, Governor Ay-

Again on April 4th, 1902, Governor Ay-
cock sent the letter next below:
'State of North Carolina,
Executive Department,
Raleigh, n. c., April 4, 1902.
ITO Whom it May Concern: 1t affords
me much pleasure to say that l have
been to Jackson Springs, Moore County,
North Carolina, and used the waters
thereof. 1 have found great benefit from
their use, both at the Springs and since
my return from the Springs. / regard
them as extremely valuable. When l
went to the Springs l was suffering with
indigestion and sleepIessness. both of
which arc greatly improved by the use
of the waters.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) &c B. AYCOCK."
Again on July 9th, 1902, Governor Ay-
cock writes:
Please send me another crate OF Jack
son Springs Water. Mrs. Aycock thinks
she cannot get along without it,
SENATOR SIMMONS TESTIMONY.
United States Senate,
Washington, ID. c., May 81, 1902
jackson Springs Water Co., Aberdeen,
~ C.
Dear Sirs: l write for the purpose of
giving expression to my satisfaction with
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. Wasala=r7. b
c, August 80. Ig0--->a..cI proposals iu tiar. b
O'CLOCK u. ~ oa WEDNESDAY. THE Isl
DAY or OCTOBER, 1902. and Jaaa opened 81
the Pr,~sact as such FyEsus ass HAY --iyl:5
for thg construction gt an Administration
Bu:ldiuu ssIl.L Blil.LaE ''t.'' t.r 4a .IIilien
20 thc Toner building hy-a-u- sar Che exec
Jigu and completion gi q Central Power ali5
Heating Pant; Electric Power F-aat- 4o.g.r
H0uS-. Chimney, and Tunnels Tor the Govern
sFegiEclJi.E-- copies Of which Specifications
and i.m OF proposal may he had lai III
drawings seen. ou application 81 ,als depart
mlnL TAa right Is reserved go ge5a,, aa
ses,S,II. I3,l5,l5
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ROYAL BLUE LIVE.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va, eRd points South. vts
Alexspcrla and fredericksburg Leave station,
d.. and streets, 4-S1 4 n, 5-49 p n. e4lly
I--rITT1 an fcr Richmond and points on Ar-
jaatg. Co.'S Line ard Florida; 10-sl a. L.
20 n 70 daily (Florld4 and AeJEoPolItsR
Lilited). for KIchEond and points On Sea-
rla5a AR line and FLORIDA. Wa L m La0
g1s..Ts n TIrhlaont with c. & o. Ry- for
Nrygrorr News. old Point Comfort, etc; 1851
ms ,EaiI, for Richmond and points on South.
fr7 Railway and Florida tdlLiDg car; -4o a. N
vr~k ,iavs. 4.45 p m daily, express Coz Rich
ra,.at only Pullman or 7Irl5r cars OF az
-F.,,'- trains Accommodation i0s QUaBtico re
~ Su.far only; 4-25 p. m. week dsyss
e--l r. a.. except Sat-rdar-
u MYERS. Il. > DUKE, " P. TAYLOR
president General MgT, Traffic Mgr.
Rfchuond. Va
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

>gL-autE corrected TO elzsl5- u. go
Trains .eaFe from FgEu-g -v4Eia station.
Sol o. Daily Local FL. Ia--lsJs-5u.= g.
N-rrga-Ha. Charlotte, and say stations
1871 g. ~ Daily N--s.ll-zs,a-, .--eurs5ld-
and FLORIDA Limited Fizs---Ia=s coaches su-.
draUtnEGlom sleeper 10 Jacksonville fla Din
-uC C-r service
MS a. IA. Daily. Unitei States Fast NAH
First-class ugaches and C-aWirc-rcora siC1PeE
% %sa Orleans Dining slE service
Il-s, a. r. Daily. Local l-r HarElutca 4Ed
Charlottesville
s-Ol p H. Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and ,say stations en- Naaszs-s branch.
$50 Pc IT.. Daily. Local for War-eas0a and
Charlottesville
s-f5 p. H. Daily Nez Yors and Atlanta TX
pres. Ffrst-class coach and sleeper 70 AtI-r5ai
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays SIIlzcI
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to san
Francisco Pullman buffet service
$50 P M Daily New YosE zzd Florida
ENETcss- Eirst-class coach and sleeper 20 "a
vaHaaE, Jacksonville, ard FaE. Tampa; sieePer
TO augusta. aud connection Tor 1iEeu- Dining
car service
i1-o1 o. r. Daily New YORK and Memphis
Limited lvia Lynch5urEJ- Flrst-class coach and
s-eeI-ag car a. Eoa1cke Knoxville t-4l--
laI.ocga, and Memphis; sleeper % Nes trie5Es
Dining car saTvscc-
I5-45 p. u- DAILY Washington and south
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars 90 Atlanta and Iaeoa. sleep
CTS 10 Nashville. Atlanta Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans Dining Gag service.
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,

ALEXANDRIA, AND Arr ISGEcN.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION I55z & Pa. ave.
Fer Mt Vernon, every bour. week days, from
10 a. IN. 70 p. m.
For Alexandra and Arlington every l.-.f hour
Round trip TO Nt. Vernon. sc. Round tip
TO Alexandra, 25c. Round trip TO Arlington.
2oc- Round trip 70 Mt. vernon, iaciudirs
Arlington ana Ais=azdEia, COO
WASH, ALEXANDRIA & M VERNON RT.
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS. auI-tf
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Penaa- T. T. S5ati57-
1921 a. n. SEABJAE9 FAST &A.L-
Daily. Through f-ilaaH S.c-p-rs 70
jacksonville, connecting al
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 10 Atlanta
m. Fla AND NEIEoPuLsI -.
DaiiV. LIAITED-s9iid tram 10 ia=--
sonvile and Tampa. with Pul-naH- Drawing
Room. Sleeping Car and CAKE Dining tzr- Fl.i
man Sleeper To A ANITA.
These trains offer excellent seaelEle= aa.
service t. Petersburg Eai=Eh >GH1la-u Piss
fPiuehUrst}. Camden. Columbia. SlFaE-.-i-.
jacksonville. St. Augustine. PALM Beach, Tal1
pa. Key Vest and Florida points, also sues
Charlotte. Athens Atlanta Nea GF.tl-s. Chs5
taEoaEa, Nashville, Memphis, points }.e@5 sad
SouthEsst-
$50 am. LOCAL-To PcteTs5,.z-. Raie51h.
Daily. southern IsneS ltsae.-g-5-I.
Hamlet, and interr9-5-ale points
0hce, 1871 Penua- ave.
C. q RYAN, WALTER c. C0-Es-A,,.
General Pass. AEeut- C. T. T. /
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FOR RENT-ROUSES

FOR BENT-An elegant modern improved =
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sad gas ranges. city water. stable ana carriage
hOuSg- Inquire 1850 Providence ST. blocks
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FOR RENT->5E room touse M District finr.
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FOR RENT-.-room house. $3.50. shades and
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FOR RENT-l5 I'd st. ne: frame, rooms
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ST. miss
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WALL PAPER

Rooms PAPERED- LI5 Up: house painting,
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, 100 G ST ne
Phone. East 500 d. MISS
NOLTE. S24 9th St NV. Is constantly FeccIv
ing the latest and most attractive designs III
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

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FDR RENT-T.r-a Irsvbf frTqr rooms. also
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RR

Scac5uie ~ eject Nay IS. 1902
Iesv- vssfs=-.-t9- Nev Jc-srv 1ys and r :.
CtIeaeo 40 Es=t.4r.est. -I5.55 q. "a
?. ru
. -. 'l:I5 p. "a sI.iJ as.as.
P5-tstar- s-=I CLerzlzz5 sfJ-51 a SIS
r. n nd 100 ni-55-
Columbus and v'hssliE- go 2. m
Winchester. SIS = M 4.l5 and 5.ss
?. r.
Inrav. KIvcrJoa. Front Rcral- Flksoa- +z.15
T. u.
Aura1o.iS --s1 $50 -,TI.59 a. n IA 81
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Through trains from The south arrive Wash
inztou 6-sz d M $50 q ul-- 80 O. M e-s5
a. N, 200 p ~, S-I5 p. IT., and 5-2) 2. II
daily. Local traiIs from IarTi-oEt 5T- II - a.
m week days and 9.I5 F. M daily. FROM
Charlottesville. SIS q. n ard $40 = II. 5EIiy-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Cash and buggy fer small
horse 1917 18th 81 Hg. MISS
ARTIST wishes 10 exchange paintings for brass
beds and ,cuca. Address BOX 30. this ofiice.
u-L5-3
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Tickets, Sleeping car reservations and dc
tailed information can be had zt tsC1st 5.i5ces.
505 18Th St. 5JI Penzzy lvlaia ave, and P1l-a-
sylvaRi3 station. Baggage CHECKED through
froi.4 hotels and residences.
Prone fas0. p. r. r E+a SarTice.
Il ACEEET General 1ia2Eacr
s Il E-ARDWfCK. General Pazsr agent
I $ BROWN. General AGENT
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Elective august .. 1862

Schedule Elective august - 1867
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station.
200 p 81 La5Iy-CINCISNA AND LOUIS
VILE EAtt.ESS- solid yesJibu-e train Tor
Cincinnati -.-s-se5 AisdutaIT. Resort Stations
same evening cincinnati ana Louisville uexE
morning, - L0lls and Chicago thlI evening"
Pullman SleyFeis 10 Cincinnati and LoGissiIls
Daily ilEls- Gar
6.55 p 81 Iai.y-WAsHNCT0N AND ST
LOUIS Special 4 new solid vest5buled
s.-lt-ic-li-ll-5 t-ain- arriving Cincinnati
u 80 Ia. IEti-Hag1--s So p n, s. Louis
g:s5 r. H. daily. Chicago $50 p. e. week
day. Pgllirsu -IeeaeT> 10 Cincinnati, Indian
aralis ard - Louis without change PaEioE
car Cincinnati 70 Chicago Dining car.
II:It T. J. Daly-F. +. = LIMITED Solid
trI5l for Cincinnati Pullman SleePers %
CIrein--asi- Lexington and Louisville without
c.llurc. Compliment sleeper 20 Virginia
Hos Springs eaz except sla1&y- SieeDers
C.leiala-i 90 Chicago and s. Louis Dining
Reservations ana tickets at Chesapeake and
Cfio of51e. 5IS Peu-sl lvauia avealsi 60 Four
tc,=ta street,, near F, and at the station
IgIgT.la ~ gaL i5lJ Tor Pe-lnsy iE3Ii4 E K. Cab
Service. II. ~. FULLER
General Passenger agent
Telephone 3-ain 1856
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WANTED steady woman from the country :
widow preferred; TO dc general hGusegssrz .
u family; a good ana permanent home and
moderate wages. Cali On saturday between
: and 3 O clock, or Monday from J. 10 j. a.
10 18th 81 NV. IL basement eIz-S
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR FLEA and lice destroyer also naediefna
FOR dogs cats, and birds, 50 to SCHNID'a
BIRD STORE, az 18th -. uw. aust
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EELP wANrED-mALE & FEMALE.

YASTED-At once, boy OF girl who has beer
working II tailoring. 1870 5th St NV ml4s
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

WANTED-By a Young man. place as waiter u
cox 40 New YORK ave 81
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective September 10, I5o2
Trains leave District Li1c Station {reached
by Columbia electric la-s} IS fellows
THE0gGH EXCLUSION TRIMS
Week DAYS, l9-fJ a. ~. . g. and $50 o. n
SUNDAYS and Holidays. 5.se IC.zJ = a. $40
I'D and .. p d.
RETURNING. LEAVE THE BEACH.
GecE days, go e. and u p. ln- Sundays I'D
Holidays 3 $50 s and 10 p IT.
TRAINS FOR local POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. $3.50 a. H. 80 p. n sunday
$50 g. m, 80 @. 81.
4 Il. LEWIS C. p J., 1920 Neu yo-z are
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT Cheerful room, with board for two.
$50. 6f2 81 ST. NV nils
1903 y ST y W--LarEe south front room.
reasonable for Two. good board mIf-5
1924 18TH ST.->iEgle. -, double. so and
upward large closets, steam heat, soutlcn,
exposure mis-
FOR EENT-TT0 handsomely furnished rooms.
with cZaglllu- beard Zf7 North Capitol 81
FIRST CLASS ROOM and hoard. $3.50 per
u.ortl- convenient to ali Departments IA
18th ST. IuIs-3
NICE irons room. excellent board: two. $50
sgccs, single Z desired 1902 9th 81. nv
BOARD AND ROOM. $40 per week. go 81
If. nv miss
FOR REET-EieeIy furnished rooms. with OF
without board 253 Nc= jersey ave. Nv. miss
FOR RFST-Roous and board. $50 per t.eck;
early breakfast and near departments. 2212
ST. IU. tLZ-3
FOR EENT-Tao adjoining rooms on 81 floor;
one IarEe ID story front room. 1905 u 81 NV
e1g-.
SINGLE AND COMMUNICATING furnished
rooms, With board; table board a specially
SO 81 NV mII-5
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-TEa farms ~ Itii-s from city near
Clinton 3d. - and lla acres; well improved:
pien,. OF wood and water, very cheap or cx-
change Tor ails properly. This property has
10 mortgage. JOHN J.. DON tHUE & sos
20, East Capitol ~. 4I5-S
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AUCTION SALES.

4. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. zou ] ST nv.
Washington D. c.. September s 1902 Con-
deHued public property. consisting Of iron.
lumber. tools. exc. viii Doe sold al public Uuc-
JIoH SEPTEMBER 10. 1862, At 10 e. NJ. at
FOOT OF Goth ~ NV Information ou aupli-4-
ton CHAS- j. ALLEN Lieutenant Colonel
Engineers JAMES rs. RATCLfFFE. Aucuyu=eL-
sglI II -
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NANTED-A neat girl Tor general houseNo-
IT small family. good home 81. ST. NV 81
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-FIat Of three OF four uufuruishe
rrous- b3tH, heat and gas ug etildTru. 40
drez H. 1925 NgrtI. Capitol ST. nils
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WAETED-FARMS.
WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD.

WA&TED-To rent good farm. already stock
preferred. Address BOX I5I, this Office el