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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES,

FOR SALE-Good. strong work horse, SIS.
BLOCK & CO. CPS Pennsylvania ave II
WE HAVE MILK Laundry. and other wagons;
also buggies. wheels. and parts of wagons,
hat must be sold. make offer. 1910 and 1918
Ohio ave-. GEYERs. fe2i-St
FOR SALE-Two work horses and two carts:
owner having other business will not sell to
horse dealers. Apply 2jl0 u 81. NV. Hours.
20 a. m, % 5 p M ie28-9t
FOR SALE-A coupe rocksway. horse, and hsr
ness for ss25. also Victoria. cheap, by party
leaving city. Apply 100 18TH St nv ie22-5t
WANTED-Ten-ycar-old mare; weight 1000
Mounds. must be cheap. Address BOX 492. this
Office I'-t-SL
U-ST ARRIVED and for sale-Forty horses and
mules: eight drivers. WILSON GREGORY, 18th
and SIS NV. old Van Ness place ie2O-1t
FOR SALE-Tweuty head Of horses and mares,
suitable for farm or general business; also
psir Of matched four-yca old ponies. suitable
Tor ladies or children 20 ride or drive; pair
matched hve year-0ld cobs. Rear OF 4s3 Penn
sysvRnia ave NV teSo-'t
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wANTED-A boy to milk COW, attend 30 a
horse. and make himself useful around the house
Apply az 1913 7th st. NV. feZ4-zt
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

wANTED-Ten horses 20 take to country. A,
dress Bon 4S8 this Office l fe20-7t
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington. $50 A. and 4:4S p m
daily. Week days. loo p m, AIS p n Aho
6.25 2 m Latter for LeeaburE only
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT Furnished house: Northwest. good
lucntion Address BOX TO- this Office fcZ4-3t
FOR RENT-Good six-room house: bay window;
stable: 4O3 26th st. NV, 81. 30 per month.
GEO. BAILEY, Room 12i, Loan and Trust Build
ing. fe20-6t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
EFw SOUTH THABfPTON-LoNDoN.
st Paul Feb 25 10 am. st Paul Mar. IS. 10 m
hil'phia Mar Is, ,I0a. m. Vaderld Mar 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Neutrality-suspicious.
KroonI'd. Feb 2s. .lOa m Finland Marie. 10 am
iceland Mar = 10 am I YadCrl'd d Mar-21, 10 an
CpMP4NY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F ST
NV. or Geo. ". Moss. 14ll 81. NV telo-u
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FOR RENT-Three OF four unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping 1908 II 81. NV
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FOR RENr--FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT--Tbree cheerful warm, well fur
nished rooms; second floor; all modern convent
enccs. ass X ST nW. feast
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ONLY $4,000.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-LOW PRICE HOUSES ALL ARE
BARGAINS
So 5OO-An attractive S-story bay window brick,
Northwest: near Net line; rooms and
bath: lot lsxSO; alley; rented $3.50 per
month. A BARGAIN.
s.. .65O-A COY Groom bay window, near 18th
and sts. NV, cellar; lot lsXS0; alley
s. 5O0-N0rthwest. near eth and 9th s. car lines
6 rooms and bath. lot SOxlOO; side yard;
rented since completion az $3.50 per month.
So 5OO-Near the Capitol and Library, new =
room stone and brick 'front.' reception hall
plan. rents $3.50
s. .lOG-On Capitol Hin, near East Capitol 81. ;
6 rooms and bath. bay window.
8. .2Oo-Ncar the site of new union station; {
rooms and bath; pressed brick front
s2 25q-New, Northwest: brick: rent. $3.50
CALL OR SEND FOR LIST OF BARGAINS
N All. LOCATIONS
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: Arm. comfortable.
durable. beautiful. Undetectahle; positively
painl5ss DR. l. b. WILSON. SO I2sa 81. NV.
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AUsTIN's BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
TaTT q G. y "

l4II C St y W
Makes charge whatever unless your busi- |
mess is sold. Twenty years experience placed
AZ disposal of clients. Genuine buyers looking
for genuine businesses should call and see US
CANDY AND NOTION STORES. y. w. kept
by lady nine years; work enough for twoi can
save 500 year. Price, $1,000 including good
stock.
DAIRY LUNCH ROOMS near Pennsylvania de
Pot nice, clean place; good, living trade
VEGETABLE BUTTER, EGG and CHICKEN
STAND in good market, making clear p wee
". Price, including horse, cart, and stock
GROCERY STORE. same hands ten years; suit
young old couple. Price, $500. includes good
CIGAR. NEWSPAPER. CANDY. and STA
TIONERY business in good avenue; low rent Tor
store; three living rooms $500 includes every
AUsTIN's BUSINESS EXCHANGE. ss above
fe22st
NINE BARCATNs-READ FOLLOWING:
FOR. SALErCIgAR STORE Northwest. clear
FOR SALE-CIGAR STORE. Northwest; locA-
tion unexccned; clearing s125 month; sTlen-
FOR G sGIF~CIGArR .fGISG STORE. Northwest, clear
ing sl.o00 year; owner leaving city oher
wanted
FOR SAIE-CROCERY. Northwest; sales 800
week: rare chance; must be sold; snap
FOR sALE-GROCERY, Northwest; sales S2O.VJo
year; wili sell at cost Of stock md nXtures'
FOR SALE - SECONDHAND FURNITURE
STORE. prominent street. money maker
DAIRY LUNCH-S35o buys dairy lunch doing a
business Of s25 day best reasons foE sell
ing: investigate az once
DINING ROOM 500; centrally located and do
ing a fine business. See US
/ FOR sALE-HOTEL. with dining room IN con
/ meet ion: established - years. Owner has
made a fortune and wishes 10 retire ONLY
| 50 500. chance Of lifetime.
OTHER BUSINESSES for sale Interview u.s.
vii cost y0gT- R05Ring yT to lRyssSSF'e sNSF
| Room POS. Jenifer Building. cor. 1tn and ID NV.
/ fe22-3t
/ FOR SALE-Grocery. Georgetown; sales, $1,000
/ last year. fine bargain CAPITAL BJslNESs
/ EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building. fe2z-St
CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY. only SIPS.
I chcau rent: -four and feed store; large grocery
] store in Northwest; shoe repairing business /;
/ lunch rooms and cigar stores DUNLAP, 9oo
T y. le-z-ot
vICE GROCERY STORE IN Southeast at in
voice DUNLAP. 906 81 ie2@-St
VERY DESIRABLE CONFECTIONERY and no.
! ton store IN Northwest; only S225. cheap rent
good living rooms: see us at once Dt MAP.
SOC F st. ie2zat
WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
62G r
II vou want 10 buy business see us We
/ have an kinds II YOU want 20 sell, see us; We
have clients waiting lest
FoR sAIE-Barber shop. cheap. 1882 II st. ne
fe2l-tJ
" > HILL collector bad accounts. Room
| No . 2d doOr, Mercantile Building, 401 tth 81
NV. ie2l BOT
Buy KNICRERBoCRER TUNNEL STOCK
BUY TIE BEsI.
Rooms - & 33. Davidson Bldg, Wash, d. c.
te6-3Ot
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TABLE BOARD.
WANTFD-Twenty table boarders. - per week
llOs st. teZZ-9t
TABLE BOARD At Pittsburg Cafe. SIS per
month. CO Pennsylvania ave. NV. teLO-lW
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE--A nice little home AZ Avalon
Heights: six rooms. large lot; good outbuiid-
ings ONLY sl,5OJ.
T.ROOM HOUSE az Brooklsnd; wafer and
sewer. near the cars; chicken yard s2. so.
4 LARGE LOT on Emporia ST.. south Brook
land. water and gas. party leaving town, viii
sell al once for s725 cash. Worth 500
GRACE NJ THOMAS.
Corcoran Building. fc23 81
FOR sALE-A very pretty Groom house 800
down balance monthly. (No postal caris.)
PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna. Va iel-Sot
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wANTED-Tyyo coat hands. LEW NEWMYER
425 9th 81. NV. IeI4-S
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FOUND.

FOUND--Lacey's ice cream absolutely pure.
20 cents PEI gallon Delivered in Unlpttcred
wagons. 60T New York UlOh
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Makes no charge whatever unless your busi-
,ess is sold Twenty years experience placed
Il disposal of clients. Genuine buyers looking
or genuine businesses should call and see
zafea
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Bright unfUnished room in exchange
for frst-class drcssmaking and millinery; refer
ences. K A.. 52O 9th -. NV. fe2f-Gt
WANTED-Two rooms for Hight housekeeping,
by March !; must be on or. pear BrOokland car
line Address r. r. 204 & ST. NV =. q At
WANTED-By single gentleman. furnished room
near Pension Ofice Address BOX p, this Of
ice II
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UE-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-TVo communicating rooms on sec
oud floor; furnished or uniurn shed; light house
keeping. 735 lth ST. NV. fe22-3t
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WANTED White boy as stock CLERK; must
have experience; bring references and apply
at once J. N STEIN s. CO, 4l3 nth ST. NV
fe243t
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WANTED-Any person who will distribute sam.
pies for So daily should address 'sTANDARD'
Wells. ChiCugo. II
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wANTED-TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-By Young gentleman, table board
near 9th ST. and Pennsylvania ave. terms mus
be moderate. Address BOX 20. this Office
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OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL-YOU CAN
4 GET A BARGAIN. ALL BRICKS WITH
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RED STAR LINE
STEAMBOATS,.
~~---------------------~----
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

= Every day In the year nom loot of 1th
- st for TT Monroe. Norfolk Newport
- News. aBd all points south. 10y the su-
- perb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- fngton. 1"
Nv. washington G.a0 pm 'I.v- Portsmouth 500 pm
Lv Alexandra. 90 pm Lv. Norfolk 6-0o pm
Az ~ Monroe = .Ol arm ". Fr Monroe. 200 pm
Ar. Norfolk 500 am Ar Alexandra b-ap am
Ar Portsmouth :I5 am Az. Washington -o0 am
- g Through connections made az Nor
- folk with steamers Of old Dominion
-- Steamship Co for New York. and Mer-
- chants and Miners Steamships for Boz
- ton
- aEFor further information apply at
l- general ticket ofice. Bond Building. lfth
- and n. Y ave. OF 7th ST. wharf, Wash
- ington. ID. {.
Phone 22e0. JNO. CALLAHAN. Gen Blgr.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

IWANTED-Ten white walters. young men from
I6 20 % years. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
500 10th ST. II
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FOR SALE-Bargain II sold at once; Groom
I,rT brick 10th u Sc. $500 less than cost.
KhRRICK & METCALF. 1883 C ST. Ie22 81
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WANTED Good. honest. and active colored boy
10 work in grocery store hAMMRoN = MAtN-
kET 10Th and l. sts. fez4-Zt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

D. WEEKLY strict salary. besides commission;
ladies and men selling novelty plant from Phil
ippinc Islands. grows IN ten minutes; never
dies. OH G. a.. NV. fe205t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sATE-corncr grocery cash business; $50
dny: will sell cheap. no trihers. Call 1ol5 10th
st. NV. le-t-oI
FOR SAIF-Barber shop and two chairs cheap
Address BOX %. this Office Ir1f-St
FOR sArF-sccond hand furniture store cheap.
CaH at once KINSEY 4th and II SITS. NV
feast
RFST GROCERY and market store, Northwest;
established fourteen wears, clearing 5000 year;
will invoice - so; prcc, S4.vJ0; investigate
at once; owner has other business.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGE, GIG r
fe2i-3t
BAKERY AND BREAD ROUTE; cheap; good To-
cation Inquire 2l7 10Th ST. sw. fe24-3t
AIDES, AND CENTS TAILoR's STAND; good
class trade: bargain. W. H. YOUNG, 100 9th
#. NV, fc24St
FOR sAJE-CORNER GROCERY. Southwest;
only $3.50: sales $50 week; cheap rent; great
RELIABLE BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Room 2Os Jenifcr Building, cor 9TH and NV
feast
WANTED grocery store, with dwelling.
Address Bon L, this office. te24-5t
/ FOR sALE-Grocery and fixtures. go ST. NV
/ feast
o26 F-WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
! GOO F-W ASHINGrON BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To sEILg Are you
looking for business? Come and see us al
THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGE
can procure capital for legitimate enterprises
| IF YoU HAVE 4 GOOD PATENT Of recog-
nized merit and want capital TO work it, see US
WASHINGTON BUSINESS EBCHANCE-62G ?.
| WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXCHANGES +.
fe23-St
DO YOU EMPLOY A sTENoCRAPHER to at
tend 70 your correspondence? No? Then let us
send you one for an hour daily; terms reason
able. BURLINGAME & BONNTON, 4S6 L0uisi-
naa ave East IG7-M- fe23-3t
FOR sALE-Grooery store. doing a large bust
ness; will sell cheap; low rent. Corner o.
and Z sts- sw. ie2S-tt
FOR sALE--GrOcery and market store. doing a
business % 800 week; stock and fixtures valued
81 500: must sell this week-only Sl,1JJ, OF
viii invoice; triiers
RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS,
Room EOS Jenifer Building, cor. 7th and ID NV
fe23-2t
BoARDING AND RooMTNG HOUSE; income
over 500 monthly. 2S furnished rooms; estab
lished seven years; retiring NEW YORK BJSl
NESS BROKERS. OIL 81 iezS-8t
GROCERY Northwest: rent only sl5; ovne
leaving city will sell for 800; worth double
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil ST.
fe25-st
DAIRY LUNCH. with living rooms; makinl
money: I'll health price 500. NEW YORF
BUSINESS BROKERS, Gil = 81. fe25-St
CIGAR AND PERIODICAL STORE, with thre
. living rooms; fine location; rare chance. NEW
: YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL 81 ie2S-9
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Hali- grown girl TO help arOunc
house. 1921 llth st. NV. 1t
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WANTED Girl for laundry and scrubbing- l52
I've St NV feast
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FOR sAIE-Corncr grocery cash business; $50
day: will sell cheap: no trihers. Call lol5 10th
- -. fe24-3t
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WANTED-ApPly at once. MRS. WILKINS. 1f5I
references Il
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WANTED-A colored girl for general house
work 5l3 II 81. NV. 1t
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How To Be Your Own Landlord.

Nc1r Mount Pleasant with SlOl cash and ~
monthly. For full particulars drop postal, tele-
phone or call for new l6-page Illustrated Book
lei Plat etc. Buy before mot sfteT) the eN-
tension of 18th Street il you wish 20 receive the
great increase in value that Is sure TO follow.
FULTON r. GORDON,
7oA 14th N W. Telephone Main 5es N.
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FOR HIRE.

TOR HIRE-Nice horses. buggieu ana daytons,
t.-sslftliur and businrss. ~. t8 anc 81 Per day.
PREsTuN'S STABLES, san and ! SIS. nU.l
rn0ue. E0st ism lal9-a0t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

" ANTED-By Young married couple. frst-class
room and board. central Northwest. give price
or DO attention paid. Address BOX -. this
Office. Il
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ANTED-IhorouEluY experienced saleSladles
.or -rit. skirt. and waist departments for big
ipecialty store Just opening. N. PHiLlPSBOkN
/ GO. 90 18th 81. NV. fe283t
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WANTED-A young culored man to attend TO
horse and deliver orders. 1920 9Th ST. NV II
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FkNTEn-N COED girl a. cashier IN grocery
tore. one with experience preferred. Apply
'Cp 7th st. sw. fezS-St
RzNTED-Cirl FOR general Homework. no cook
ng- 7Oz 18th ST. fe23-St
NANTED-A good. reliable girl for houSework;
'rierenccs required. i22 30 81 NV ic23-2t
NANTED--White woman. not over 25. 20 learn
nd assist in bath business: liberal salary sos
9th 81 n0.. second hoor. fe2ZM
WANTED Apprentices and pTepsrers in milli-
acry, Apply TEBBET'T's, 52l 9Th st. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK REPAIRING. zoe up; send postal OK
yth e. NV. te-I-ot
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WANTED tiled white man to solicit: salary
and commission. ROOM 2l0. Stewart bullulhe
9th and ID sts. II
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WANTED-white waitress. at once 625 Louis
lama ave. NV. lJ
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MANrED-ln our millinery worErooms, trim
mcrs. makers. body workers. and apprentices
TIE BON IARCHE. $40 7th st. nv. fe2i-2t
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
JOINS HER LEPROUS SPOUSE.
Wife Stimulates Disease and Goes to
Molokai to live with Stricken
a .czG5 Husband.

4 Ffsan Honoh,lu comes the story Of
@ wife's dssy otion which led her to sim.
nlate lcprosy in order that she might
besent to exile 6sa Molokaiisland with
her leprous husband. She was a
beautiful native giEl sniamed> Luhia,
daughter OF, a chief, hand her intimate
girl friend marri.d Isrince Cupid, who
anherited a fortune from his aunt, the
fate Dowager Queen KapSoliani, widow
Of Kalakaua. She marrieeda4Lui Hula.
pa, a young native, who two years
after marriage developed signs Of aep.
rosy.
r.: Secretly he made all preparations to
go to Molokai island, and left letter
for his wife, bidding her farewell.
The young woman was inconsolable,
snd after vainly trying to go to Molo-,
kai she enlisted the service of a ka.
huna, or witch doctor. He gave her
preparation that when rubbed Oh
the skin for several weeks made it
silvery white, as though she were in
she last stages of leprosy. Then she
applied to the health board to be sent
to Molokai. The doctors suspected
her, as her face showed no traces OF
the disease, and when questioned she
admitted her deceit.
The doctors were so much impressed
with her devotion that they set aside
the rule and permitted her to join her
husband, and she joyfully took Il
steamer for Molokai, from which is.
|. land prison she can never return.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
A M;,liSon yoic-s,.

Could hardly exp&e the thank. of
Homer Hull OF West Point, ia. Lis
ten why: A%severe colG had settled on
his lungs, causing a rSpost obstinate
cough. Several physiciaAn said he had
consumption, but cyuld ne9t help him.
When all thought he was5 doomed he
began to use DR.. Kings NsMg Discovery
for Consumption and ,writesP 1T com
plctely cured me aud saved my Life |
now weigh 227 lbs" It's f2oslhVely
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds AND Lung
troubles. Price Zoe rnd EOo.A Irla'
bottles free at G.. Nj. Falions.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
WEBS AN INDIAN GIRL.
Cincinnati Travelling Man Marrtes
the Pretty Daughter of
a% IA Chief.

A marriage license was issued at
Kansas City, Mo-, the other day to a
travelling man and the daughter OF an
Indian chief who is worth $4,000 in
her own right. She is not a wrinkled
up old squaw, either, but bright,
pretty young girl who is just as up to
date as the average American girl.
The groom is Elwood Green, of Gin.
cinnati. O., IS years old, representing
harness and saddlery house of that
city. The bride is Evelyn Beaver, Of
Miami, /. r., and is % years old, the
daughter Of William Beaver, chief of
one of the smaller tribes.
u The couple drove up to the court.
house in a carriage layishly decked
with white ribbons and old shoes.
Both the contracting parties wore but
tonhole bouquets. Attached to the
doorhandles Of. the carriage on either
side was a bunch of long white ribbon.
Tied TO the hind axle were two shoes.
one a mans and the other Woman's.
I Neither the bride, groom nor the
: haeaman appeared to pay any atten.
ton to these decorations. A crowd
followed the carriage to the coRrt.
house where The couple were married
By one Of the circuit Judges.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
Yields a Deadly Pencil.

"The fellow out in the range coun
try who wires stuff to the city pa
pers wields a fatal, if not facile, pen
Gill;" said a Wyoming catt'eman.
"Every time little snow furry oc
ours he rushes frantically to the
nearest telegraph Office and pro.
ceeds to annihilate the bovine popu-
lation of the west. Ii a train reach
es his town few hours behind sche-
dule time, he puts in few heavy
licks decimatiny the sheep flocks of
the vicinity. He is liar, and his
busy season is just commencing.
"He isn't bit more illogical than
the market reporter with penchant
for quoting things lower" chimed
lin an Iowa man. "He reiterates
that. song Day after day, with occa.
lsional variations, until one is forced
speculate on the proximity of the
thine when the whole market will be
so hpw that reports will not be legi
BILE usqless the reader goes down 9
well betore ,beginning perusal of bis
aper.-Chic&go Live Stock World
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
Glenn Voiin's Big Ranch.

The Belle Fourche Post has the
following to say regarding Glen
Volin's big ranch up near Camp
Crook:
Along with other extensive i'm
provments made on his possessions
during 1902, Mr.. Violin is just about
to complete dam with which to
form an immense reservoir. The
dam is over l 200 feet long and will
confine water enough to cover from
sixty to seventy acres to a depth Of
from five to seven feet. The dam is
so constructed that when the mean
level is reached, instead Of flowing
over the embankment, the surplus is
led to creeks at either end OF the
dam and flows on to the Little Mis-
souri,. The dam is 100 feet thick at
the base and twenty feet at the top.
Thus he can at will food hund els
of acres Of cultivated lands and pas.
lures, insuring a good crop of grain,
hay or pasture. f.. e..
Mr.. Violin has expended over
81, ,OO0for the construction of ditch
es and reservoirs on his place, while
This total expense account for the
year 1902 foots up to over $4,000
He but recently refused an offer 0:
$40 600 for his huidi.'gs, made by {
prominent Iowa and Nebraska lanC
owner, but as soon as he completes
all his improvements he will set I
price let whoever has the cash an(
take possession.''
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
NAVY OF HAYTI.
Hides ITSELF When War II Threat
ened with the Republic OF
Sam Domingo.

Americans returning from Cuba re.
late an incident which occurred when
hostilities were recently threatened
between Hayti and San Domingo.
Each of these small governments
owned diminutive navy, made up OF
what is generally known rs q mos"
quito feet, Of two or three vessels
each. When the trouble between the
two governments reached the most
critical point che officers and men OF
Hayti's navy suddenly decided that tho
climate about the coasts Of their na-
tive country was extremely unhealthy
and an almost unanimous opinion pre-
vailed among the officers Of the fleet
that a change Of climate was absolute
ly necessary.
Perhaps the fear of being sunk or
captured by the San DOMINICAN navy
had considerable to do with the de-
sire of the Haytian officers for .
change. At any rate, without much
ceremony, and in the absence Of or
ders from superior officers, they left
the Haytian coast and sought refuge
in the harbor at Santiago, Cuba.
The mosquito fleet of Hayti re-
mained in this port for more than two
weeks. 1t did not venture out, as the
officers feared that San Domingo
vessel might be in the vicinity. Every.
one in the vicinity Of Santiago knew
the reason for the presence of the
mosquito feet, and made considerable
fun out Of the lack of courage of the
officers of Hayti. When the trouble
blew over the fleet returned to itssna
tive shores, where the officers will
probably be ordered before a court
1 martial charged with cowardice
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
Sayed At Graves Brink.

II know would long ago have been
in my grave" writes Mrs. s. H. New
som, of Decatur, Ala, eff it had not
been for Electric Bltters. For three
years suffered untold agony form the
worst forms of Indigestion, Water
bsash, Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia.
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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
TEDDY BREEZE PASSES AWAY.
succumbs to His Injuries in This
City Sunday Forenoon.

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After q little less than one week
bf suffering, death came to the re-
Sief Of Teddy Breeze at the Jester
house in this city last Sunday as a
result of the ssaccident at the smelter
on Monday OF hast week in which the
deceased's arm was torn from its
socket at the shoulder. Brain fever
set in q few days after. the accident
and rendered saving his> life am i'm
possibility. AS he grew worse his
mother was Etelegraphed for, arri-
wing in Rapid City on Gshe Delayed
train Sunday few hours after her
son had passed away. Besides a
mother and father, the deceased
leaves brother, Carleton Breeze Of
Lead, and two sisters, Mrs. Walter
Ryan and Miss Bessie Breeze.
Funeral services wers conducted
at the Congregation church Tuesday
at 2 p. m. by Rev. J. B. Kettle.
The sympathy of all our people 60
out to the bereaved relatives.