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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
Cerere, Trade Conditions

Brads;rcci's says: Retail trade is
expanding, favored by spring like
weather. and inbbcrs report recorders
from retailers increasing. while collec-
tlonS note some Improvement. Some
price rcvisionS arc to be noted. part:c
ularly IL Jaw wool. coal pig iron. cop
per. coffee and sugar on the Atlantic
acaboard. Flour is slightly higher on
the excellent export business.
/ he industries. particularly iron and
steel and lumber. are active the coun-
try over. The spring crop oi strikes
Is cqra! TO the average. though most
Of them have appeared tritlc earlier
particularly i'll the building trades.
The activity i'll lumber is notable
feature Just now. Tie only complaint
being OF deliveries not being sufficient
to NEE; current demand. Shoe manu-
featuring is i'll rather better shape thar
previously.
Pressure OF foreign iron at Eastern
seaboard markets is the reason assign
I'd Tor the CIT of ST per ton i'll South
,rn foundry grades and for the sym
pathetic weakening OF so cents per ton
IN other kinds OF pig iron at Eastern
markets. y large business is report
ed 10 have been done at the conccs-
sions. however
In finished iron only favorable re
ports are noted.
Business iail',res in the United State
Tor the week ending with April :
number I+5. against rs last week. I7c
in the like week oi 1902. 1873 in 1901
1872 III 1000 and 100 in 1900. In Canada
failures ior the week number rs,
AGAINST 10 last week and Is i'll this weci,
q year ago.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption
People are learning that con-
sumption is durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is SO often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
1T once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where Scott Emul-
sion is.
Prompt Use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists,
soe-4Is Pear! Street. New York
soc and $500; all druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11

On the railroads IN anada il is neccs.
sary to keep over COO snow piows in opera.
ton every winter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
Maananimous Bows.

Horace Mann says: You are made
TO be kind. boys; generous, magnani
nous. II there is boy in school who
has a clubfoot, don't let him know YOU
ever saw it. If there is a boy with
Gagged clothes, don't talk about rags
within his hearing. If there is a hun
cry one, give him part of your dinner
II There is a dull one. help him to ge,
his lessons. If there is bright one
be not envious of him; for if one boy
is proud Of his talents, and another
boy is envious of them, there are two
great wrongs. and no more talent thar
before. If a larger or stronger DO,
has injured you and is sorry for it. for
give him"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
GIVING EACH HIS DUE.
Irishman Knew How 10 Place BALKAN
and the ASS.


Matthew j. Dorohus. a Tammany
district leader. tells this story of al
Erglishuan and an Irishman who
were discussing the old race Qucs,
ton.
when England wants really good
man she's got to 90 tc Ireland to get
him." said the Irishman. Look at
Roberts. Look at Kitchener Both
Irish"
Il suppose you think Wellington
was an Irishman." said the English.
man"
Sure
And Nelson"
Sure"
Il guess you'd claim Caesar if you
had chance"
Sure. All good fightin' men are
Irish"
Well" said the Erelishman as
clincher. ito go back further, what
would you do with Balnam?"
"Oh. that's all right" retorted the
freshman. BALKAN was Irish, but the
ass was English. New York Times.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
TOrCiyeftes..

!. would b. we'll for u to study and takc
10 heart the lesson OF forgiveness. Those
who foster jealousy and envy are THEN
own 0itterest enemies. and the heart tina,
is free from those things experiences d
feeling of freedom. for it belongs to Col
With our hearts free from envy and ange.
we know what peace and contentment are
and become more Christlike Revenge is ]
sin that makes him who crtertains it un.
happy AMI miserable.
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Live Stock.

Cattlc-Good to prime
steers Sl9oCG 500: poor to medium.
SicoM4.7s: stockers and feeders. S2.7s
H475: cows SI.6o04.5o: heiicrs s.. 5oCd
40: Gamers $1,000 200: bulls S.. 5oH
40: calves S.s.so(n7.35; Texas fed
steers $4.ooM4.5o. Hogs-Receipts to
lay 1900 head: tomorrow $1,000; lett
over $500: average steady; mixed and
butchers S7.15d7S5; good to choice
heavy S7.45M7.o5: rough heavy S7.2od
7.4s: light So.ood7.3o: bulk OF sales
S7.2oa7.45. Sheep-Rcceipts I2,ooo
head. Sheep and lambs steady to I5c
lower: good to choice wethers SIS 5oG
56s; lair 10 choice mixed S4.so(d5 so;
native lambs S.. 5od7.5o
East Liberty. Pa.-Cattle higher;
choice Ss.5od 500: prime S5.35Gs .45;
good $4,000 $40. Hogs strong: prime
heavy S7.7o67.75: mediums S7.6507. 20;
heavy Workers S7.55M7 700: light York
ers s.. .3od7.4o: pigs s.. 2oCd7..,o roughs
So 5oM7.Io. Sheep higher. Best wetf
crs So old66s: culls and common S22s
0475; choice lambs S7.75MS.oo; veal
calves S7.ood7.5o.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS.

ilour-Spring clear. S3.I5G $50; best
Pa nt. S4.7o; choice Family. Sso5
Whcat-Ncw York No. >. 7oil {: Phil
adclphia No. :, 7sd7Sl1c; Baltimore
No. ,. 70c.
Corn-Ncw York. No. 2. SIC; Phila-
delphia No. ,. $40 4S14c; Baltimore
No. 1870.
Oats-New York No. >. 42c: PhiIa-
delphia No. ,. 43c; Baltimore No. ,.
42iEc.
Hay-No. timothy. SIG. 5oG 2o.oo
No. timothy. $1,000 1000; No. :;
timothy SI5ooGIz.oo
Fruits and Negetables-Cabbagc,
Danish. large, per ton. So.ootd 1000; do
do. small do do, S6.oo(dS.oo: do domcs
tic. per ton, q. Potatoes. Mary
land and Pennsylvania. per bushel. 63a
SIC; do Eastern. per bushel. 63Go7c
Egg plant. Florida. per orange box.
$1,000 as. Onions. yellow. per bush
cl. goa soc: do red. per bushel, 2oG soc.
Celery per dozen. 6o<d75c. Apples
Eastern. good to choice. per barrel.
SI.4oGl 200: do Western. do do Stag
LIS: do No. ;. all kinds. 5otd75c.
Sweet potatoes. Potomac. yellow. per
barrel. S2.75N 800: do do. North Caro-
lima. yellow. 81. GOA 500: do do. East
,rn Shore. yellow. 81 2s@27s Vans.
yellow. ST. 5oGI.z5. Tomatoes Florida.
per carrier. 81 5odz75. Asparagus.
Charleston. per bunch. i5G SOC.
Butter-Separator. .,oH 81; Gathered
cream, 2oH 90: Prints. lib, 2oG 30:
Rolls. 2-lb. goa soc; Dairy pts. Md,
Pa. Va. eS(o 2oc.
Bu,ter-Scrarato-. GOA SOC: Gathered
~ Ill
Rolls. 2-lb, goa soc; Dairy pts. Md.
Pa. Va. 2Sd 29c
Eggs-Choicc Maryland and Pcnnsyi
vania I4c: Virginia and Western "a;
Western Virginia IA; Southern 1871:
duck eggs 241 IS. Jobbing prices 4 70
Ic higher.
Checsc-Largc. 6o-lbs. I4IGr4Ic:
10, 36-lbs, l+1!@I4Ss; 23-lbs. l414n
I4j4.
Live Poultry-Trrkcys hens. choice
10 old do. I2MI.,. Chickens. hens.
roostcrs. each. goa IS; do young. good
to choice. I4dI6; do do, rough and
shaggy. I3M -: Go spring. 2SG:32; do
winter. ISm22. Ducks. fancy large.
i50I do do. small. Isd II: do musco
icy anu lnoIiSIc!>. I4d ;. 0CCSt. NC>.-
crn. each, 4oCd 90. Guinea fowl, each,
-T25.
Provisions and Hog Products-Bulk
clear rib sides. nc: bulk clear sides,
iIi4 bulk shoulders. 10: bulk fat backs.
10 lbs. and under. 10: bulk bellies. II;
bulk ham butts 10; bacon clear rib
sides, Irl; clear sides. IL: bacon shout
ders. 1919: sugar-curcd breasts. small.
IL: sugar cured shoulders. blade cuts,
1919; sugar-crred shoulders. narrow.
1919: sugar-curcd shoulders. extra
broad. IIA: sugar-cured California
hams. 1914. canvased and uncanvased.
- lbs and over. 1874; hams, canvascd
and uncanvased. * lbs and over. 10:
hams. skinned IA: refined lard second
hand tubs. Ios4; refined lard. halibar
rcls and new tubs, 1919: ticrces lard.
1863
Hidcs--Hcavy steers. association and
satcrs. la;e kill. 6o-lbs and UP. close
elections. IoMIoHc; COWS and light
steers, SmSH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-02
NEAR UNION STATION.

s. $50 FOR ONE or THE BEST CORNER
HOUSES on G ST. NE.-A gem Of house.
Light all sides. Six large rooms; tiled
bath; concrete cellar; furnace heat. Coal
and gas ranges Rented at 5000
s., 200-D ST NE-oN CAR LINE, GOOD
LOCATION, near 5th ST. two-story bay
window brick, with six large rooms and
bath. VIII rent for $3.50.
s. ,30G FOR TWO STX-ROOM BRICK DWELL
INGS, IN GOOD CONDITION. Rented at
sSl per month. Best part OF Nth ST Sc.
near Pennsylvania ave. Concrete side alley.
Concrete street. Near car line.
MANY OTHER HOUSES IN THIS SECTION
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH L WELLER,
REALTY BROKER,
TEL. f. s5S. No. coz ST. v. W.
ap26-tf
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANrED-To purchase ten u thirty acres Of
brick clay land. within ten miles Of Washing
fDa, statr location and price. Address BOX
lO7. this office. m2-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALON easy payments. two desirable
lots in Northwest, where prices advancing.
VIII sell with guarantee that the price viii
net a . per cent profit in one year Address
BOX "a, this office nyl-3t
FOR SALE-BeautituI building lots for whatever
they will bring, At public auction, MONDAY,
NAY 4, 1903, n ! p NJ. There are So lots
on electric railroad, two miles from Washing
ton; fare 413 cents to and from city. Prices
Of lots ranging from S75 to $3.50. 4 rare chance
to buy home The terms are only So down,
balance 81 per week. 10 per cent off for cash
For further particulars and a plat Of village
write to or call upon JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
Owner of Lots, 14c6 C 81. nv. ap29-5t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AMNfONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WoRKS-Carpots antiseptically cleaned by our
modern process. Carpets taken up, cleaned.
stored and relaid. Mattresses made to order
and reInade Iron beds, springs, couchee, divans,
and cots NJ NEWMYER, 50z Ilth at. NV.
Phone, Main S0i. apI4-30t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NICE COUNTRY BOARD: large. airy room, at
Evansville; reasonable. Address Bon lib. this
Office my2-2r
TIRE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Sd and T sts-
ne, opens 10 summer bOarders June J. Rooms
may now be engaged. Rates. $50 and up per
month, no children. apI5-20t
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High Ground.

Ellaston Terrace tops everything in the
neghborhood. You can see over all Lang
don and Brookland and for twenty miles
around. High ground means healthy homes
and good drainage. Cool in summer and
less mud in winter.
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, STONE & FAIRFAX,

FOR RENT-Il0s 9th st. NV. Il rooms, S6S;
Ola 25th e. NV. 5 rooms, 81 two fats 40 18th
st. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER CO., go st. nv.
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WANTED-RO0MS.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, room and board with
a young widow lady Address Bon y, this Of
fee. ap3O-St
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Four nice rooms; bath adjoining:
large BAY window; southern exposure; four clos
cts; large back porch; for light housekeeping;
adults. OWNER, 4U5 = St NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-SUMMER RESORTS.

FOR RENT Three three-r0om cottages, partly
furnished; fourroon cottage, furnished.
Address MRS. NJ \. PERSON, Colonial Beach,
q
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FOR SAI.E-several cheap houses and lots in
Brightwood Park, p. c.; also acre lots north of
the city al speculative prices. LOUIS P SHOE
MAKER co, $50 F st. my2-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Most centrally located large house
Of fourteen rooms, furnished; partly filled with
roamers; Se5 per month and board for two;
this Office. ap3J-3t
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FOR RENT-Iwo OF three unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping; southern exposure; second
floor. Gl9 ST. nv. ny2-St
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Right on Car Line.

Convenience TO a frst-ciass car line is
everything. Il doubles the value Of prop
erty. The great City and Suburban Railway
runs right through Ellaston Terrace-time,
fifteen to twenty minutes-one fare-no
changing cars.
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FOR RENT-A neat Hat of three rooms at Sl2,
in home Of owner. one block northwest OF Gov
eminent Printing Office; references required
Address Bon III. this office. my2-2t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED Boy or man for country. Room
ITO St, before $50. II
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
ELLAsToN TERRACE A SURPRISE

SCORES or HOMEsEEKERS PRAISE IT
HIGHLY.
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WANTED-SOBURBAN

WANTED Small house. out Of city: convenient
TO .cars; tiil October longer. Address BOX
81. this Office. myI-3t
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Streets and Sidewalks.

Uncle Sam will spend 5000 on Ellastor
Terrace streets this summer-and we will
do the rest. There will be cement side
walks right to the car tracks.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Grocery wagon, $40; rubber-tirs
Funabout, nearly new. s65; cost sl25. 2l2 9TH st.
sw my2-St
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Things Are Moving.

There's progress evident around Eilaston
Terrace. All along that magnificent car line
the City and Suburban-away up into
Maryland, there are new roofs showing up,
new streets being built, new properties being
subdivided: new blood and. new brains work
ing and planning TO build up q model home
section for the OF moderate means All
these mean growth, mean increase OF prices,
mean profits to early buyers. Nog, you can
get the first choice, the real cream of loca-
items II you wait you will have TO take
second choice and pay more money.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WAETEp-A SOUND, gentle horse for coupe;
must be reasonable Address BOX gs this Of
fec myl-3t
v ANTED- Horses and carts, steady work.
18th and { SIS ne ap30-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED position ia private family a. a
driver. can give references 5G3 Louisiana ave.
WILL. PAY Sl0O 10 anyone securing me a Gov
eminent position, paying not less than $50 Z.
month. Address BOX 50. this Office. myI3t
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| FOR RENT-For light housekeeping two suites
OF three rooms, furnished or unfinished; ir
large, cool, clean house. centrally located; tiled
rates 1912 18th ST. NV. 1t
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School Near.

The Langion public school is within five
minutes walk of Ellaston Terrace. Re
member that when comparing our lots with
some half 4 mile from schools. The babies
have some interest in this matter.
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FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnished rooms; cen
tral; for housekeeping; bath on same hoor
cheap; no children. address BON 100, this Of
fee 1t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

MANTED-Pleasant young lady for Office Cal
Monday between 10 and 1, ROOM 6, 524 10tI
IT. NV. 1t
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NORTHWEST SUBURBS.

New S-room house; all modern equipment COM
piete, and large lot, for $500.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

FOR RENT--Cheap No. Remington typewriter
with ouch-tyPewriting charts. for home prac-
ticc. bon 27j, City Postoffice Iny2 81
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WANTED-Wau scrapers. Apply 9O7 Nth St
nv. 1t
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TAFT, OMWAKE & CO.,
1913 G STREET. apps

1913 STREET. ap2e-tf
FOR SALE-Two beautiful -homes at Hyatts-
Vile, near steam and electric carr and :
rooms, respectively; large porches; very large
grounds; handsome shade; some fruit trees !;
very fine water; rich soil; chicken yard and
fencing; owner must sell; price Sl,7O0 each;
easy terms. ROGERS & FARDEN, IyattsviIle;
ap27-7t
ly; lots $3.50, 50 monthly; larger houses pro
rata; if you can't buy house. begin on a lot.
ELLAsTON TERRACE Ofaces. 5o7 + st. NV
ap14-u
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms, second floor. 90
Sth 81. NV my2-3t
FOR RENT-one large furnished front room,
second floor, IS. 1903 NJ st. NV. my2-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished front rooms, reasonable;
all conveniences- 9l4 sth st. NV. ny2-3t
FOR RENT-Ncatly furnished second floor
rooms, So s., so; convenient locality. 622
st. NV. Uy2-3t
FOR RENT Furnished complete, light house
keeping, two nice. large, cool rooms; closets
refrigerator, screens, gas range; reasonable. II
X St. me- my2-3t
FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms on parlor
floor; piano 80 \ st. ne. my2-3t
FOR RENT one furnished room, 81 per month";
gentlemen. All st. NV my23t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms 1871 9th st.
NV my2-@t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. large and
small; all modern improvements; bath s.rne
floor. ITO 18th st. NV. #
FOR RENT-Thee furnished or unfinished
rooms. second floor. with or without board 145
st. ne ma2-3t
FOR RENT-WeIl furnished rooms; newly pa
pered and painted; reasonable. Owner 524
Sd So NV myl-3t
FOR RENT-l0I0 | st. NV, delightful location:
well-kept house; honelke; reasonable rent.
myl3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished hall room, over
looking Pension Office Park: all conveniences;
gents only; price moderate. 62l 4th ST. NV
Iuyl-3t
2I32 / ST. NW.-For rent, nicely furnished
roms for gentlemen. myl-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished back room at 81 %
per week; gentleman preferred 9l3 9Th st. NV
myI3t
FOR RENT-Iarge furnished front room; light
housekeeping allowed. Apply after $50, Oil Sd
ST. nv. myl-3t
FOR RENT-One furnished front room; will
rent for housekeeping. 222 G st. NV. niy1-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room, SO month; also.
other rooms $40 for two. 42l 9th St W.
myl-3t
FOR RENT large comfortable rooms for
light hous excepting; bath; near cars. 222 New
Jersey ave. NV. myl-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished room; bath; near Navy
Yard OH 9th ST. Sc ap2o-3t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. suitable for one
or two gentlemen. 6I9 Louisiana
sp3O-2t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second floor
rooms, adjoining bath; also hall room. s04
s.. ap303t
FOR RENTER suite OF singIy, well furnished
rooms; front and back; modern price. sG7 9TH
Sc. ap3O-4t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping: first floor; other $50 Eye
st. NV. ap31-4t
FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms, light housekeep-
ing. 3D. ID st. NV. apS0-St
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, large front Sec
ond and third Story rooms, SD and Sl5 per
month; central. 9l7 G st. NV ap30-St
SO4 c ST. NW.-Large, cool rooms, 50, So, and
81 per month. ap30-3t
FOR RENTING nice furnished rooms 70. 81
and So month. 931 New Jersey ave. NV
ap3O-2t
FOR RENT-Two large and small front
room; summer prices 1901 9th st. NV. ap30-4t
FOR RENT Well furnished parlor floor; suit
able for dentist physician 925 II St NV.
ap30-3t
FOR RENT-FWnished front room on first floor.
sos I'd st. NV. ap3o-3t
FOR RENT-Elegant- furnished rooms, single
or suite; terms reasonable; on North Capitol
ST. No. 2I5; near United States Capitol.
ap29-7t
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WANTED-Young lady for office: plain writer;
also srenographer and typewriter. 1900 New
York ave. nv. 1t
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WANTED-Co and general houseworkers; sta
nights. 1909 l ST. NV. 1t
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MANTED-Help for all departments in hotels,
cltr and resorts. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
e3 10th st. W. Phone 25ll-N 1t
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Just Study This Over.

Choosing a home is serious business.
Cheapness is often dear bought. Low ground
is sickiy, and the doctors bills will pile up,
TO say nothing OF risk 10 health and life.
You can get cheap lots in Maryland and
Virginia, but If time is worth anything
and extra ear fares are counted, this is a
doubtful economy. Your friend from the
city viii never take those long trips to visit
you, and your wife viii see little OF the city
after nightfall. When you want to build
you will have difficulty in getting loans,
and when you want to sell you viii find
buyers scarce and may have TO sacrifice
heavily. Before going twice as far away to
get a slightly low price-remember there
are two sides 10 cheapness
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Better Than a Savings Bank.

You who can put away So to $40 month
should buy lot IN Ellaston Terrace. II
you have no family il is a splendid in
vestmeDt. and will pay far better interest
than any savings bank. If YOU have a
family and have no home begin to pay for
a lot. After You have il wholly or even half
paid for YOU can then make a loan and
build house. First you must start with a
lot. Why not begin now? We viii make
terms 10 sl1it vour purse
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-02
A Last ReQuest.

Come out and see for yourself How can
you form an opinion, fair 10 yourself or
10 us, if you have never been out TO see
our property? Call at the Office, get maps
and printed matter, and make appointment
TO go with you Or go any pleasant after
noon, or on Sunday. Don't let car fare
and an hours time prevent you from getting
tue real facts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-03
HUNT DEER IN STREETS
Citizens of Biddeford, Me-, Chase
Buck and Doe Through Main.
Thoroughfare.

A deer hunt in the principal thorough
fare of Biddeford, Me-, was participated
in by hundreds of men and boys and
buck and doe ran wild through the streets
of the city late in the afternoon. They
dozens of yelping dogs yesterday. A
were first seen trotting donw the railroad
track on the western division of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad. The dashed
through Cults street and leaped the high
fence at the rear Of the residence of DR..
J. Frank Trull. A woman who was pass
ing was so frightened that she tainted.
The animals ran down Main street a
short distance when they separated. The
doe attempted to leap the mill gate Of the
Laconia corporation, but was caught by
the pickets and fatally injured. The buck
bolted down Elm street, pursued by q
large crowd of men, boys and dogs
Charles L. Simard met the buck and
| threw it, but the animal recovered and
pursued by mob, dashed through one Of
! the large plate glass windows of the
| Biddeford grocery company. .--- ..--
| Robert Bryant, a member of the fire de.
partment, and Frank Cote, after a fight
threw the animal down, and Captain Nor
gan Of the police department put hand
! cuffs on the bucks legs. A sleigh Wa
procured, the animal loaded into it, ant
driven to Clifford Park, where it was lib
| Grated.