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TAX NOTICE.

T WILL ATTEND TIE FOLLOWING
Il mentioned places for the purpose OF
receiving taxes tor the fiscal year 1903:
Lexington c. H.. from 10Th of October
to 7th of NovemL er, 1868.
Josh Shealy's, Monday evening, Nov. 8.
Chaplin, Tuesday morning. November 10.
Gross Roads, Tuesday evening. Nov. 10.
Peak, Wednesday morning. Nov. ii.
Spring Hill, Wednesday evening, Nov. II
Hilton. Thursday morning. Nov. IL.
White Rock, Thursday evening, Nov. II.
Mrs. Busby's. Friday morning, Nov. Il.
B,llentine, Friday evening, Nov. Is.
limo, Saturday morning. Nov. IA.
Edmund, Monday morning. Nov. Is.
Castor, Monday evening, Nov IL.
Joe Reeder's; Tuesday morning, Nov Il.
j. J Mack, Tuesday evening, Nov. II.
Swansea, Wednesday all day, Nov. IS.
Red Store, thursday all day. Nov. 10.
". n. Martin. Friday morning, Nov. 20.
Brookland, Saturday ell day. Nov. q.
Pelion. Monday all day, Nov. %
JACOB Williams, Tuesday morn'g, Nov. ~.
Steadman, Tuesday evening. Nov. "a.
VIM Westmoreland, Wed. mig, Nov. 25.
Batesburg. Thursday all day. Nov. 90.
Leesviile, Friday morning. Nov. 81.
Summit, Friday evening. Nov. 81.
LewieGale, Saturday morning, Nov. %.
CIRCUITS Store, Tuesday evening, Dec, /.
E. H. Addy. Wednesday morn'g, Dec. =.
G. F keisler. Wednesday even 2, Dec. 2.
Red Bank. Saturday evening, Dec. 5
The balance of the time at Lexington
Court House until December 3lst, 1903,
after which time the following penalties
will be added by the County Auditor and
collected by the County Treasurer:
On January 1st, 1904, l per cent, penal
ty will be added to those who have not
paid.
On February 1st, 1904, an additional l
per cent. will be added to those who have
not paid, making 2 per cent. tor February.
Still an additional 5 per cent penalty
will be added on March lst, making Z per
cent penalty to be paid bv those who have
not paid by March 1st. 1904.
Tax books will close March 18th, 1904.
The hours for closing the tax book will
and 4 o clock tor the afternoon appoint.
ments.
LEVY.
For State Purposes. Mills.
For Ordinary County Purposes 81 Mills.
For Special County Purposes..... II Mills.
For Constitutional School Tax. 81 Mills.
Total ~ Mills.
Special School Levy District No. 1873 Mills
Special School Levy District No. 1872 Mills
Pol! Tax. %.
Communication Road Tax Sl.00. payable
from October 18th to March Is 1904.
Parties owning property in more than
n township must SO state to the Treas
urer. When writing for information n
corning taxes always give name in full.
FRANK W. SHEALY,
Urea urer Lexington County.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
Cou t of Common Pies

Caroline Lybrand. ct. al, plaintiffs.
vs..
Lizzie Miller, ct. al. defendants.
Partition of Real Estate.
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE OF
i the cour! herein. signed by Frank r
Gary, Special Judge Presiding. and dated
October 6; 1908. l will sell to the highest
bidder at public outcry, before the court
house door in Lexington. S. c.. during the
legal hours Of sale on the first Monday in
November, 1868:
All that, piece. parcel or tract of lana,
situate. lying and being in said county and
State, containing eighty. mine and one.fourth
1871 acres. more or less, adjoining lands
now or formerly. belonging to Daniel Gro
mer. Martin Sox, Godfrey Lybrand, John
Shull. Levi Lvbrand and B ,rnett Lvbrand;
being the land conveyed by Evans Permen-
ter to Lawrence Hartman. Feby 2, 1916: by
Lawrence Herman to Martin Lybrand,
October %, 1924. and by Martin Ly-
brand to SimeonRRoberts Lvbrand, March
1e, 1853, and shown by the plat of John
D. Sharp, Surveyor, dated March Is,
1859.
TERMS OF SALE, -One-balf cash; bal
ance on a credit of tn elve months, with
interest from day of sale. secured by bond
of the purchaser and n ortgaee OF the prem
ises sold. with leave to pay anv or all credit
portion in cash. the sum of $4,000 to b.
paid down forthwith, or a resale. is direct.
ed at the expiration of one hour. without
further notice
SAMUEL B. GEORGE,
Clerk of the Conrt.
Lexington, s. C October 9Th. 1903.
tombstone & Wingard, Plaintiffs Attor-
news. 3W52.
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For Sale.

MY PLACE, THREE MILES FROM
Vl Swansea. containing 352 acres. l25
under cultivation, balance wood lind.
Good for cotton, corn, grain, etc. Good
two story nine room dwelling with tour
tenant houses, n W barn and outbuildings,
good water. schools and churches nearby.
For terms, &c apply to
G. J. ROCKER,
Swans a, S.. G.
September 80 tt.
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Handsome Brooches.

We hav, a beautiful line of the very
latest styles and the prices are very close
for fine goods. Fine rolled gold plate, the
kind that last AID looks we'll for a long
time at So, 75c, So, SLIGO, Sl.5O and
So 60 Also in S erling silver at same
prices. In solid gold at 50 Co, S2.25.
50 so A steaey range Of prices up to
handsome Pearl Brooches from ST so to
$50 Oh.
We also have a beautiful line of Sterling
Silver Belt Pins, latest styles 81 70 tos4. 50.
Write MS often, Your postmaster likes to
send off plenty Of letters, the more he
sends the more pay he gets.
P. H. LACHICOTTE & COMPANY,
1921 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
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The City of New York and adj,-
cent country we're visited by a heavy
rain storm of October 9th. Cellars
aud low places in the city were food-
ed and the country districts inun-
dated.
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Public Sale.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER The PATH
" 1908. I will sell at public auction for
cash at the late residence of Mrs. Martha
A. Kannaday. near FOND Branch church,
one horse, one wagon, One buggy, a lot OF
corn, fodder, peavlnes, farm implements,
household and kitchen furniture and other
things usually on a farm.
MRS. MARTHA KANNADAI.
September 2S-50pd.
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Wednesday, October ID, 1908.
Col. T;llman On Trial.

Col. Tillman On Trial.
Since our report closed on the 3rd
page of this isspe the following wit
nesses testified in the order named:
Geo. W. Lybrand and R E. Sox
were put on the stand to show that
City Auditor Allen behind the lattice
work OF bis Office could not zee a man
smiling across the street.
Senator Douglass, of Union, said
he saw Gonzales the day before the
shooting standing at the reporters
desk in he senate chamber. TIL
man soon after vacated his chair and
Senator Sheppard occupied it. After
leaving the reporters desk Gonzales
went to one of the pillars of the gal
lery and looked over the senate.
There was no cross.examination.
Mrs. M. A. Evans, of Newberry,
mother of Hon. Hub Evans, State
dispensary director was the next
witness. On the day of the tragedy
she noticed Gopzsles nea the trans
fer station, the latter was vindictive,
there was tragedy in his expression.
Jesse Mahaffey, a member of the
legislature, was put up to show that on
the day DR.. Lancaster said he saw q
pistol in T,llman's overcoat pocket it
really was the neck of q whiskey
bottle, and he proceeded to say that
he knew it was a bottle.
j. A. White, a door-keeper of 8
senate committee room, was the next
witness and Col. Croft brought out
is Confederate record ss q prelimi-
nary. He testified that one day
when the senate was in session, Sena-
tor Sheppard presiding, a man came
I'D to the door of the senate and,
coming back, asked witness: Where
is Lieut.. Governor Tillman? He
added in an abrupt way: I mean
your boss" Witness replied be had
no bose, and the mar went on TO say
that he supposed the lieutenant gov
ernor was ~peglecting his duty as
usual. Witness did not know the
map, but Dick Holzenback told him
the man was Gonzales. Gonzales,
also, had said be had made Tillman
show the white feather, and would do
it again. Witness told Tillman about
it soon after in the room of the pres
ideut of the senate.
Richard H. Holzenback was the
next witness. He testified that be
in Columbia during the session
of 1903, for the purpose of getting a
position. He stayed in Columbia
from the 18th to the 18th. He knew
by sight for two years.
He said that on January n Con
z lies walked up to the senate
door and looked in. Gonzales turned
back and spoke to Captain White,
and witness proceeded to tell the
same story as the previous witness.
Witness told White who Gonzales
vas. Later on the same day witness
told Tillman OF the conversation.
went on to tell that he
walking behind Tillman and
Senators Brown and Talbird on the
dsy of the homicide. he saw Con-
zales coming up the street. He could
have passed Tillman on the outside
of the pavement without touching
him. Gonzales had his hands IN his
and started across the pave
ment. Gonzales showed his right
hand down in his pocket, and witness
expected Gonzales to shoot. Tillman
fred.
Putting up JAS. H. Tillman by the
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
Court of Common Pleas.
John I. Laird Plaintiff.
G.. s. Roof, Defendant.
Partition Real Estate.

49,
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE OF
i the court herein. signed by Frank B.
Gary. Special Presiding Judge, and dated
October 3rd. 1908. I will s II to the highest
bidder. at public outcry, before the court
house door in Lexington. S g., during the
legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in
November. 1908;
All that tract of land situate in Lexington
county, Congaree township. containing
(156) one hundred and ~ffty.siS acres more
or less. known as the Jesse Sox's Place,
near Kennerlie's Bridge. and bounded on
the north by lands of Henry E. Sox. and
Emanuel's Church; on the south by lands
of E. Kinsler; east bv lands of Lem Sox,
L. L. Roof. and Eli Weston, and on the
west by lands of Frank Hampton.
TERMS OF SALE-All the purchase
monev thereof to be paid in cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
SAMUEL B. GEORGE.
Clerk of Court.
Lexington. S. c., October 9th. 1908.
W. H. Sharpe, Esq, plaintiff S attorney.
3w52.
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realty QOlDS I'LL COulu W naSo VIC"
mustered out 80 that they could re-
turn to their bones. He criticised
me and tried to have me court
martialed.
He took the matter up with the
war department and the adj utant
general of the army dismissed the
matter. I was mustered out in o.
tober, 1898
II was much abused and criticised
bv Mr.. Gonzales editorial in connec-
ton with the organic stion Of an To-
dian company to go to the Philip
pines.
"In refernce to the Leech Lake
Indians referred to by MI. Gonzales
in his editorial be said I Was trying
to keep the regiment in the service
after I was promoted. That was
untrue.
When the Spanish war veterans
organization was perfected in Wash
iugton I was elected junior vice COM
mander-in. chief and at the second
election when General Miles was
made commander in-chief, I was
elected senior vice commander-in-
chief. my opponent being General
Joe Wheeler.
II was criticised by Mr.. Gonzales
and villi6ed. The Leech Lake H.
dian editorials we're brought out by
my efforts to organize a company Of
Me- Perze Iodians and Chippewa In
dams for service in the Philippines.
He ridiculed me quite considerably
on that point.
"On the day after I was elected
senior vice commandments of the
Spanish war veterans the press die
patch announcing it was headed in
the State just Poor Miles" Thst
brings me down to the unfortunate
The first time I vas in ony political
place was in 1900 when I was elected
delegate to the Democratic national
convention at Kansas City. Suisse
quent to that I made the canvass for
acknowledgement and was elected"
How we're you treated by Mr.. Con
zales during that period?" Col. Croft
asked.
II think those editorials are a pretty
fair sample of it," the defendant an
swered. II presided over the senate
in 1901 and 1902 and very few days
10 1903.
Have you ever given any reason
for the statement made by Mr.. Con-
zales that you we're a traitor to your
uncle and tried to defeat him when
he ran for Office? Col. Croft asked.
That is absolutely untrue, Tillman
declared. The man knew it was
false when he wrote it.
You have been charged with treat
ing the senators as schoolboys and
with discourtesy, have you ever CIV
en- any cause for such a charged"
asked Croft.
II have not Intentionally" Till
man replied. eff I had, I do not
think the senate would have passed
unanimously resolutions thanking me
for the manner in which I presided"
When asked whether or not there
we're any prior editorials rejecting
on him published in the State before
1901, Tillman answered:
Il think the paper has been pretty
we'll devoted to me since 1892 and to
other members of my family. Dur
ing all that time he has never once
let up on me nor given a word of
praise for any act Of mine"
Several witnesses we're put up by
the state to swear that they would
not believe Holzenback on his OATH,
and the defense in rebuttal put up a
number of prominent citizens of
Edgefeld, who had known the wit
ness for a long number of years to
show that he was truthful and reliable.
On Tuesday all the testimony was
closed, and the arguments began.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AAIN0NIATED STEAM CARPTT CLEANING
WOKkS-Carpets autiseptically cleaned by our
modern process Carpets taken up, cleaned,
stored. ana Telaid- Mattresses made 10 order
and reInsde. iron beds springs, couches. diYans,
and cots. NJ NEWNXER, 50. IIth St NV.
Phone Main S04. spl459.
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BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.

FOR SATE-tavn grass. flower. and garden
seed. spring bulls. pIrrOts, caRaries, fancy
patlt1y. dogs, cats, etc. SCHAuD'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th st nv mhI4-d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEONARDO DANCING CLASS

Rce@p- ion 90
NRS MARIE LEONARDO-DI-RYEN
81 Confederate Veterans Hail.
Friday Evening. April H.
The CatilioE. vyitA Heye figures and fayors,
will be presented
As Mrs Duryea's ,5sit Is limited, sle notifies
al persons wishing to Ice Taught dancing prop
crlv 10 embrace the opportunity. taH er adj
dress at Confederate Veterans Hall or Vino
dsuChsis tlutrnnWs- 8pI6-4t
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y ASTED-Buria4 lo- IN Rock Greek Cemetery
state particulars and cash price address one
week. BOX 255. TINS Office apI3-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.AATED-F0r cash. Wanted, what: ANY
sing HOLLYWOOD. sth and x NV sell your
Dods 10 tie laan who gives you the most
oney FpI5-2t
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STORAGE.

Why PAY HIGH PRICES tor Storage? We
store for 70 cents load per month, room clean
and dry. UNITED STATES STORAGE co, AIS.
go ~ 10th ST nv splS&s
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING:

RATES FOR ADVERTISING;
SITUATIONS or REIP WANTED AI'S
ROOMS FOR l-EHT-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT A WORD
Minimum charge
l5c. CE1 Insertion
ALL OTHFR CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS a WORD. THREE Oh
.aORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS JA@
CENT A WORD.
Want aGs. received sd BTCuCf one
sfcSH aNEFS PRES EIPTiDN FHA55AA-
CY. :. V7. corner zsa and q sts- u. v
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TIT WASHINGTON COLLEGE, gd aud SIS,
as-. opens fa summer bnsrders juno T. Rooms
may ROW loo engaged. Rates, $50 and mp I"r
month. ua ehildreH- 4PI5-Sor
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WASHINGTON. d. c. PoST0FFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, As ohaases Eiay ocerr
az any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are DISPATCHED 70 fhe ports
OF sailing daily aud me schedule u eios5ugs q
arranged on tAe presumption 0t their aninter-
r7zpteG overland transit. For the week eHciaR
April IS. 1903 the last connecting closes 8Ii
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wANTEp-PooMs AID BOARD.

IS ANTED-l Duug iady desires r1em AMI board
ii = priea,e family u two. Aadr-=, BOX 80
ibis gI5Itc. It
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LARGEST SToCK or HARNESS IL THE CITY.
$3.50 Buggy Harness .--------- -sl2-eD
81. - <. Bugey Harness. -Sio-03
S27-5g Surrey and Trap HaTEass-- $1,000
$500 Eaelish Surrey HarEeSs-------- -S&2-J3
4 J. STABLER & Co 2I1 18th 81 nv
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm comfortable
durable. beautiful, undatecJaba; positivcly
rasn3r-s. DIR. J.. g. WILSON. SIC 18th st. M.
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FOR SALE-t3Focery, doing fnc business, must
be sold: less than invoice make Offer CAPI-
tai 81 SINESS EXCHANGE. Atlautic BHild-
ing apl1-3C
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For SALE-TYPEwRITER.

FOR SALE Cheap. q hrlnd-ucu Smith Premier
typewriter bcpn used only Two or three times.
Apply RERNkS'S IYCEIM TflEATER. apI5-35
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

Renting tor 81! =, 4, ,,.p,l.. a mas. s--fary.
Groom HrfcE ,,T, p rrrrI.Hrrs4} ST. ne t-o-l
81 zoo; a trust li 81 100 ~ 5 ua~ cent can re-
rnafn- ear, $50 cash resufrsa. 81 sfscnaf1 r.
ras.-f.r.r
~Tl>- * F,1;,Fav Sg- a. SIS g. 81 my
9-r--s-
OR SALE-S5.-l0.
NEAR 5IH AND SIS. ne Z-S-or}. bag
window brick. 8 rooms. oath. cellar
STONE & FAlRF NA. SIS 6 SIS 81 NV
aUi,-5t
FOR SALE-BEDUCED TO s.. 500
"cH rcU.cI- % a-luom brick with bath. On
& 81 sH-- bet sth and 10Th
NI'Nt. & ARR AZ =" & 0's ST. NV
a-if.
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s-,l-a -- - - ..-,-a-
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worth e.-','' .,o,,.,
auf--s-
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Nj, ', ~, ~ In -. ~. NJ, ne
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'-., - q. 80. rf,. l,s-F.r mr.
- ~. ~, IL, + -.-f,,.. Is
the reason tIsy are offered So iowi on 8 90
7siti. rgsc-. . stories Collar TILED BATH
PORCELAIN Tl-B. NICKEL PIIAFBTNC.
handsome mantle, oren hfer,ares BEAUTI-
- =. ~ L.i,l''- ~ -, ~ " 80
- n -. I'M tfr5t., ~. IS r -
-t-''. 81 '-''''' -'-l'
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5gi ..1fls- e.
--,. s,,i,+-,,r5,I 74sv, hons. owner ah-,!f
o.. 49, 4f,.- =, sl,ss-g. -,.-r.~- iggr WATER
IushT go I,,t{ r,r..iei, INN ,4fs-et
,i.,.r,.- sr--sl-irsr +,,ly.-. -rfe7sif,f steel
Isr',. If u oyIg- ne If 4oI- WANT A
NH-F TJol5E CrFTtp HERE'S NuUR
CfftNC.t-
Sr,5>f IL -,5RF,x Soa.sas p ~ rgv.
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FOR sALE--HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE
CASH OR CREDIT
500
NEW AND SECONDHAND SURVEYS. BJ G.
GfES. TRAPS. JAEGER'S RI SARO{ Is, stan
HOPES. PIIAETONS, And DOCTORS BUCGiEs
OF ALL KINDS
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Transatlantic halls.

FRTDAT-(s) At -.I5 ?. ~. Tor EUROPE,
per ;. 8. EronpriBz Wiihslm, fro5n --ea York,
STA Plymouth. Cher 6ourS and Bremen.
t1I Al 7.lJ 2. en-. for Fl ROPE, pr 9. s.
iterHja. srofa Eew XoFE, via Queenstown
90 At lI;25 p. ~. Cor BELGIUM erect, per
.. 8. iceland. from New York. Mai must be
directed per = s. iceland.
tc} At u-s5 p. L.. foT ITALY direct. per 3 =
Cora. from View YORK. Mail must be directed
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FOR SALE Confectionery and Ice cream par
l5-. with living rooms attached: good location;
rare opportunity address Bon 295. this Office
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FOR SALE Driving horse fine rlIbHcr-tire run
about harness: also fnc pony and absolutely
sound. suit lady. I200 7 81 nv 8pl5J-
HoUCK's Is TIE CHEAPEST PLACE II TIE
city to purchase new and second hand harness
;. D. H0TCK
mh8JSH sol Ie-n 81 nv
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE Cheap. large. veil located loss au
Teuirytowu electric road. with fruit and Der
rias; small payment; esss terms AddreS BON
2s2. this Office apl--&L
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT Eighteen rooms, furnished, $50 per
month, over 800 IN the house, with eight va
cant rooms. good chance for responsible party.
Address BON 2!s, this Office api7-2t
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RARE NCE-PIesssuJ and prohtallc cffce
h-su fer sale. price. $3.50. Adde'S Boz -sl-
-gt5 cf7e- apE7-2t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

rFOR SALE-oue geHtlensH's bicycle, in good
repair, cheap, al 4ii e. sPl'
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

-TED-H,-u for eli departments fra hottest
and resorts. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
rer- g.. Tr
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-To coIored tenants, small dwell
iEgs, $40 TO SD per month; also eating house
and dwelling. GEO r. HILL. G15 18th st. nv.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAs ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Of 81 600 TO SI00OO on d. C. real estate; PAY
% and per cent mortgage AID begi1 anew
al transactions conducted with economical COD
alteration for borrower
WI SAUNDERS & co I4Os q. NJ
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WANTED-HOUSES.

3 b RgTED-By competent man and wife. house
= care for IN owners absence Address bon
z9, this Office. spi6-St
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WANTED BfaaIsrrsff.-5 re1f,-- and apprentice
/ in paint slsT. AupI- 40 q ST. rw. gHl--s-
$500.
~ ~ ''-A'L ''"s7 can .'tE ZOO
/ pzrtruen,. s5nI.y T5aa=. ISL and D SIS.
apl1-2f
/ ", >-T-T1 --r-, T.-..- ,-,-7,- og-r.-ls.- he
=ars ~ .,.r.. t<n - r. 49, p
/ 81 side 1t
- $500
/ NA>fEb-t-oed barber i7T saturday good
guarantee 1865 9Th ST. NV u
~ N-FsE-rs- WISE. barber -.,.7 a--.-r.fa.- -
isarurdag- also boorblacG. - stl ST, So 1t
/ -
57-Fe O. - m ---4--s+
! WANTED-t Young color asn around bsf,
one who n 1908 afraid Is. work Address 1875
~ - ny
WaNTETl-At lasa Ds7a-ien.a4 wrapper boys
good wages TO good boys. mast be- fourteen
ears Of a1e- AHpit 20 = KAHN SONS x CO.
- - .Ha zi-il-l --..--a ----- ll-,--.
WANTED bright boss can earn. good meuev
HRHt Sunday morning Apply Circulation De
Pa mem N''''aF '''3'7' '',A ana - $751;
-t-l =,
WANTED House man. So, butler SIS, ee-
tat'r boy, L"e lis''-@hess' boy private iais..s-
inquire 100 LL.l - nv
WsxTFD-Colored hov Tor erranIz and TO keep
Office Iu order, wages > 81 week Adde'S BON
-i& this office il
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STAR II-ECH. ROOM. 4s5 Ifth 81. np. Il
(
u ANIED--A bJslilng Toung man 10 drive lall4-
- - -'' sIs S.--- - Vi 50 SIS,
-
"AN iELl-batLaf. 50 boy leT caieTeTl Iv.o
white men, private IaiHi-F. inquire 1888 J. ST.
nv
UASTED-Porter, with wheel OWES OWN.
- i5-h s. nv il
= ----7-z-77 H. 7-57-- 49, 80 ---.--7---
-. >. e 49, trI-- rs-l--s., ~
$500 ma -rf,,ss 7a-l. ~ n - r4-5:
"a -7-TT=7l ---7 g-g--T-- ,--=-- I------i.- -
$3.50 ' r..