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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24

Mr.. d. P. Daungherty, well
known throughout Mercer and Sum
ner counties, W. Va, most likely
owes his life TO the kindness of q
neighbor. He was almost hopeless.
ly afflicted with diarrhoea; was at-
tended by two physicians who gave
him little, II any relief when q neigh.
Dor learning OF his serious condi-
tion, brought him q bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
hoea Remedy, which cured him in
less than twenty-four hours. For
sale by William F. Green well.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24
Puts a End 10 Il Ali.

A grevious wall oftimes comes as
a result OF unbearable pain frotn
over taxed organs. Dizziness, Back
ache. Liver complaint and Constipa-
tion. But thaaks 10 DIR. Kings
New Life Pills they put an end 10 {.
all. They are gentle but thorough.
Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed
by Loker Il deWaal's Drug Store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24
His Life Saved By chamhsrlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoss Remedy.

''B. L, Byer, q well knowncooper
Of this town, says he believes
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life
last summer. He had been sick for
a month with what the doctors call
bilious dysentery, and could get
nothing to do him any good until
he tried this remedy. Il gave him
immediate relief" says B. T. Lit
tie, merchant. Hancock, Md. For
sale by William +. Greenwell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24

cording 20 his suggestion. He keeps
his word and he neser lets likes or
dislikes enter into bis political cal
culation. Thess are the reasons
Why Mr. Rasin has npyer yet failed
to win the Democrat y primaries in
the City Of Baltimor tthe odds in
money ten 10 one. u Fey have fire.
quently been again5 him. and the
sentiment, stirred 10 by the city
press, at fever heat along with it, 10
the contrary.
WHY SHeUIIN'r r HE.
Mr.. Rasin uses hisinfluence in be-
half of clients at Annapolis and in
the City Hall, but 80 do the most
prominent lawyers q she Maryland
Bar. True th,sir methods are differ
ent, but their results likewise, are
different. The lawyer il paid. re-
suits accomplished or not: Mr..
Rasin is on record as returning
money to his clients because he was
unable TO do for them what he want
ed to do.
He is not usually considered a
philanthropist, but the poor know
him and his influence usually goes
TO help those who genuinely need
help.
A SINGULAR THING.
IL is a asingular thing that although
a great deal has been written in
abuse about Mr.. Rasin, much has
been printed in his praise from the
pen of the writer Of most Of the
printed abuse, who hating him none
the less could but admit his great
qualities the more. Il is further on
record that although Mr.. Rasin has
never been known to strike person
in his life.-no man has ever been
known to say one word Of disrespect
to him. To his face and in his pres
ence his bitterest enemies call him
MIR. Rasin, speak TO him with the
greatest respect and look at him
nothing less in their expression.
There are men in Baltimore in
whose presence no word of discredit
TO Mr.. Rasin may be said, and these
same men are known to be ready at
any and all times TO back their faith
In him and their loyalty to him with
the strongest arguments within the
physical power Of their bodies, and
they are all as il happens. good fight
ing men.
Mr.. Rasin will be a hard man to
replace, and for his position as
democratic leader in the City of
Baltimore, his successor and his
equal is yet unknown.
BALTIMORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24
The Spanish War was Milder

And now the cuiser Olympia has
limped into port with her bottom
torn with rents made by the rocks
of the coast Of Manine. II there
should be many more naval maneu
vers in New England waters we
might not have any feet left.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24
An Opening for Genius.

The genius who can devise a finan-
cial bill that will not imperil busi-
ness or interfere with campaign
subscriptions can do q nice business
by opening negotiations with the
Senate Finance Committee.-Wash
ington Post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24

I'm bet a dollar II | should ask
you TO marry me you'd refuse, ven
tured Gussie, trying toinject q little
more spirit into the conversation.
MY but you're o cheap onel''
responded the girl.
"Y-y-y-why?" stammered Gus
sic.
Because you won 3 bet more than
q dollar on q sure thing. - Balti.
more American.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24

What is the matter p asked the
centipede.
The doctor tells me / have one
foot in the grave, replied the worm.
h, l wouldn't let a little thing
like that Worry me. said tire cent?
pede.-Phiiadelphia Record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24
Saint Maru $ Beacon.
Job Printing, such as
Handbills, Circulars,
Blanks, Bill Heads, executed with
neatness and despatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
craptave handbills neatly executed
and at cisy pricess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-24

Baltimoreans hardly realize, and
Marylanders out of Baltimore do not
realize at all, that Mr.. Rasin is a
great man. They know that he is a
great leader but they do not know,
perhaps, that he is without a paral-
lei in the history of this country.
No where has leader stood at the
head for as long as Mr.. Rasin,
through victory and defeat with no
loss of power, and nowhere is his
case duplicated as he stand today
after years of disaster. but stronger
by far than he was when every
office in Baltimore was given &C.
The Washington times., 1903-02-14
FRAUD ORDER ISSUED
AGAINST LOTTERY
Western Man Got Many Dollars by
Working Land Scheme.

Dissatisfied with ordinary methods OF
disposing Of farming lands, and imbued
with true Western enterprise. W d.
GaEnier. of Fargo. Y. D. established
a lottery last year. and enlisted the
services OF the United states mails as
a party to the scheme.
He advertised that there would be a
grand drawing at Moorehead Mimi.
November 10, 1902. when valuable farm
property would be disposed OF Tickets
were 90 be sold at one dollar apiece
until $500 had been taken. The draw
ing was postponed. however. on the
date scheduled because money had not
matcrialized readily enough.
Yesterday the Postmaster General is
sued a fraud order against Cagnier, who
az first claimed ignorance of the law
but pOstOfice officials claim. that he was
warned Of the fraud by the postmaster
at Moorehead last year.
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CHESAPEAKE & ohio ny.

Trains leave PeuIlsy valla station DAILY
90 r. M-l'HtyAts AND ~. LOUIS SPk-
Gal sofa ycstibu.e. electrlC lighted.
dining car train, sltn fuilulan SteePeEs u
IoulEVille, Cincinnati. lEclanzpolls. An0 *
Lotls Prri0r OaTs Cincinnati ~ Chicago
llintHz Czr~ lr1m - asilsIl., ton
usIO p M. II. s. LlGiILD- soho vestlbule,
eiectrIc lighted, dlulng car trsins ~itE PULL
man .leeDers 70 Cincinnati. A-exi1s ton, and
I,oulsvi lie. Compartment Sleeper - VIZ
clnla a0I springs 1usscay, THURSDAY, md
-slur,iay rleegc-s Cincinnati u Chicago
nd 81 LOUIS. Dining Czr.
Re.ervarion and ticxets az s. FSnnsy lvanla
Aveu,le: eslg Fourteenth street, near r. ana az
fbs -ration Ielephoue lo<o tog PenIsy ivzHiA
On CurviCp Il ". EULLEk,
T- I.nho1e Main 1866. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule odective January II, l9Os

Trains leave from Penny Iyanis station
$40 a. 10. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg.
1881 l. N Daily Washington and Florida
iamited FInt-clRss coaches and draw ins-roorU
sleeper 70 J4cksoRyi3e. fla plninS car service.
u.l5 a. N. Daily. United states asst Nall
First-cisSs coaches and drawing room sleeper
TO New Orleans. Dining cas- service.
4;Ol p. m Week Days Local for Harrison
bug and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 p m. Daily. Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
G;sl D m week Days. southern's Palm
l-irnite solid Pullman train Through Draw
ing Room sleePers to Akin. Augusta. Savan-
nan, Jacksonville, and *. AuguStine. Club,
Dining. and Observation Cara
press fiTst-oass ccsch and sleeper to Atlantis;
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, sunset
Route. Tourist slssper Washington 20 san
Francisco Pullman Buffet service.
S;5U n Daily. New YORK and Florida
Express Elrst-clsa1 coach and sleeper 70 Cam
Gen summerviIle, Charleston. Savannah Jack
S0nFllle. and Port Tampa sleeper 70 Augusta.
aud connection for Aikea. Dining car service.
lV;Vi ?. n Da;ly. New York and mem h-s
Limited (vis Lynchburg)- First class ecsch and
Sleeping car 20 Roanoke. hnoXyiilc. Chat
SanCoBa, and Memphis; sleeper TO New orleaEs
Dining car service
1919 {. m. Daily. Washington and south
ObsefF1ticn cars 10 Atlanta ard Macon sleep
srs TO Nashville, Atlanta. Macon. Memphis.
through sleeper to Plnehurst- Dining car ser
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Lave Wilmington, $50 a. and 4: 40 p. m.
daily week deyE 90 p m, 4;s5 p n, and
6;25 E m Latter Tor LeeIhuTz only.
through trains trom the South arrive Wash.
ington 3:l7 a. n, 6:52 a. m. 20 g. m, 5;+5
daily i0:f5 a. m. daily. except Monday Local
trains from Hzrriscnburg, al IS a. m week days
and 9sO5 n daily. Prom Charlottesville,
s-zs a m aud sos p. m. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information car be had AT ticket oiices-
700 18th St. 81 Psnnsylvznis Ave and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels ADD residences.
Phone 1910 P r. r. Cab Service.
C. f ACKERr. General Manager.
S. II. HARDWICK- General PaS'r Agent
l.. g PROWN. General AGENT
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave y .shing ton, Penna- X. l. station
iO.A6 a. m. SEABOARD NAIL - Ihrcush
agailg. Pullman oieCperE 70 JacEson-
vile. connecting At Hamlet
With Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
4 n m SEABUARD FLORIDA LIN
EaiiV. ITED-Sol1 train 70 Jackson
VILE ana 81 Augustine. with Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment Sleeferss cbserTa-
tiou Club Car. ana Dining Car
8:SO %, m.-SEABOARD CYPRESS - solid
JTaIn u jacksonville snd Tampa, with Pullman
See ucrs AID cafe Dining Car-lu4lulsn sleeper
O., Atlanta. through service 20 Pinehurst-
1.tO q. m. LOCATE Petersburg. Raleigh.
DalIH. southern Pines (PinehursS),
Hamlet. and intermediate points
Office, 1927 Penna. Ave.
C. .. RYAN W. T CONKLTN
Gsn'l Pass'r Agent. CeHl AIT. Psss'r Dept
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
rHE DISTRICT o. COLUMBIA. Washington.
February .. i9OS.-Notice IS hereby gwen thar
at g O'CLOCK r. NJ on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
privileges IA the tilv 90 Washington viii -
sold uy public auction on Street. between
seventh and Ninth Streets ndrthWes- in front
McrAct. ior the term Of one yrar from March l.
1908 Terms 500 20 be paid the day u
she sale. and the residue within Eve DAYS there
4fte-- No wharf or dock shall De deeTucd eli-,
Eihle. or be selected f1r the sad purpose IN
less sit1atrd az sluir point On Che north SIDE
90 Che Potomac River, between Eleventh Street
east and trteea-h street west. HENRY p. r
MAtFAkLAND. HENRY g.. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners " the District 81 Co
luu.bla- te5- lot e4Sa
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post-mortem examination held to
day on the body OF Ella Lewis, a young
CoiOred woman who died in the Freed
mans Hospital yesterday without having
regained consciousness after admittance.
showed that she had suCCUmbed TO an
attack OF pneumonia
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Help wANTED-MALE.

WANrED-White man or boy 20 distribute cir
c"'T-. Aidr'>, bon -l4. this office answer
uoS l1tt' imam S D. ~ sunday iel+--1
WANTED-N young man in 4 lunch room.
BFRENN' CAFL. a&g 18th 81. aV- u
a., ,-~--,, ,....,.--.. -. -. -.
man $40 ,,aslI,. G.u Nl.,lsr sf.rr 10 =. nm,
Room o. 52l lUth. It
W An lhD-l Young man from the country sord
New York ave- nv II
IIo1fJ' R.ITIu6RF f,tE and Srv yo-k ave.
nv Ict43t
,,-,>-71,1, - - ,--r- -,z an.
~, ''-' ID e-- ''' -
~ d. -
WANTED Experienced salesmru Co represent
Che International Correspondence schools OF
scranton, Pa good salary Call Ul' fcnls'l-
Nai,.1 3t,. NV. II
MALE etcn5qrauhor would like % meet another
f-- ,,-rrt,1,f e,,a.J f,-t-.r,.rr-,.t Address ROY
4oG This Office. u
-. -,
". y1-I
NANIED-Ncat white boy % make himself 'lse-
iri Do Tailor store "'' la.h 81 nv ~
VANrl.D-Bog over d. laundry Office Ga 5th
NV. before 10 a. IT.. Il
- -
ST. NV l.
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WANTEp-BriEht young men 20 soIclt sub
~. 80 'g., '''
..-, .l
THTIYE AGENCY Milwaukee Wis It.
NANIED-Nsn 10 drive lisht delivery wagon;
50 sle~nt ~ lo ~, ~ 1.5"'' = 81 anu
Ielt Itil-'>- N"9''SS D'N 'F-' '"'' N4"NN'
-.
W ANIED-Boy with wheel Apply 'hRAtl q
tAtRELL. lE52 g s. nv irlS-2t
"A. N.-rtr - ---f ,,,f-,.-,r,,,-. ~ R,NE-
MAN southeast corner 18th and fe12-2t
I-IN-TFTl ~ .---.-.- .,-r-j-,,,-,-5r--,- ---5
- - - .,. -, - - -,
N'@A1 anu N1i-lil''iit 49, ~. 49, non ~
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Leave :. A-All...S 49,. 60 Jerses Ave 40 { ~
Cnlcssyo @E9 NOEJE~ est. -l0-Sv = IL. -s-zs
>.
CINCINNATI. s.. Lou1, and Louisville. 'leso0
T. Il.. -ssI5 =. n, -1sto niSnE
pll.sollrs I'D O4eSS 44no- --o-SO a. n $50
D. a. Az 10 DlsnI-
t,oiI.rapus AM y nvgiInss -5ss0 ?. n
N inchester. lssS5 49, iia.AS and hS-Ss
L.ursy. Ais p "a
4saeyoils. - -. $50. Illl:5o m. IlsssO.
80 p u - Co.,, 49,
frvderck. 30, 400. illo.s0 a. M -1ilS.
: 80, ana tlD-1O p n
Harerstown, iIlv-o0 =. n ana 1850 p N
BOYD anc ssy points. l.e-SS. s'S A. H.
Ia, ia ~. ~, --I0,lo, nLlsSO > n
tsalLnefsBuEs 49, - Pol1Is. 1888, $50 a.
+. 10, --Io.l5, III - >. ~
Washington JuneuOa ana way points, s-S5.
'.y-yO a. M. --I.lo. i4-5o. no-s0 P m
baltimore, Gays, 400 ssO0, 6=Sos
Il 10 ~, xs ~ s=SS, $3.50, N20s0o, II % l.
n 1lz-zO noea. Al-SSs <s-vo. AasVS, X 80
80, x5.U5, 49,, 4o-lo, o-Sc, $50, 1l9so1.
80. xs ~, 40 =. nI-s AZ 30. l-l1, 15-oo.
A. 81 Ks -, 49,, S.S0. As.Oo. Hle,o0, Al 80
l.55 D. a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al trains Illuminated sith PanLSeh Hght.
baltimore. Pnii4deiPHia, Asw i0rE. B0ssoa.
and ms last, = 80. $50 lD1EeTJ, ie.sO lBgf-
fet), -is-vy (DlnsE), l.IG.o1 (Dlnerl a "A.
100 (DInefj. 80 lHoyal Limised.''
4 Jtrcrj. e 20 and 'u-SO p a. ISleeping Ca<
AtIautic CITY. llT.OG. ilo.oO n N, Il12-Eo.
-Daliy. uExcePt Sunday. --Sunday only
NExPEess trains.
Bassage called tor and cacCkcd rom hotels
and Fes.aeuees - Union IraAaisF Co on orders
left Il ticxe. ottcss. els Pcnnsy lvsniz Avenaa
NORTHWEST NcW ICrk Avenue and Fifteenth
zJE~et, ami ~ station
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

China, japan, and Philippine Islands.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver
Emp Of China. Feb q Emp Of Japan. Apr y
Emp. II india Mch- e KS AtheniaIi- Apr 20
r. NJ. &, Tartar. Ach so Emp. q China. May Z
Hawaiian-Fiji Island & Australia.
r. NJ s. Aoransyi. Mch. 9 r. NJ &. Mosna. Apr. 3
ALL INFORMATION AT I229 Penn AVE.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY 10 LOAN.

Money 20 lean al 81 q Q per ceat. IN SUM
oi sl,o0o 70 Sio.OU0, on ID. c. real estate: pay
OF and per cent mort ,ag~ asa begin anew .
all transactions conducted with economical con
sideration for borrower
wh. Il. SAUNDERS CO.. I4Os ST. nv.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALF-Nrary one t3If acre. Groom house
and harm. near Washington CITY, on electric
road fare ~ cents. for 81 .g50. terms. $500
cash. balance 50 per month Also bliiidiug
lots near by for 500 each; terms, s. cash. has
snce - pr month. JAMES 4. CLEMENTS,
1906 c st. MS. fcl8-st
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FOR sALE-mIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR sALE-Larre SIS Jewel gas range. suitable
for hotel or boarding hoizc, Uil sell cheap
CHS 9th ST NV fel4-ot
THE Guarantee Sewing Machine Co.-New Drop
head singer. Wheeler Wilson Standard. 50.
Secondhand Singer. $50; View H0ule. s4.5oi
wheeler & wilson. - linton, 81 Domestic,
$40: Standard. s1s. On credit. Soc weekly.
Every machine guaranteed. Opcn until 81 p m
Dor sALE-One G-horsep5wcr steam boiler and
complete outfit o. heat I0rJom house lrqui-e
1919 81 nv ielt-5t
FOR sALE-Light oak sideboard- 1916 9th &.
NV fcls-@t
FOR sALE-One large double oven range. $50.
cost 50; 4-burner gas range, sl250. cost $50:
anything YOU need FkIEs co. 409 10th 81.
nv fels-st
FOR sALE-Two handsome coffee urus. good as
new; also one long counter. HOPWOoD'S. sth
ano "A nv. -EI9 .
FOR sALE-Enrirc contents Of lunch room: IA
bles chairs, dishes. glassware, show c1scs-
HoFWOOD's. str 2nd nv. iels1t
FOR sALE-Heating stove and lot Of 5urlap
and excelsior ass 81 nv feast
FOR SAIE-Waiters. attention. Good full dress
coats, ~ TO 3 each Apply sos 9Th ST. NV
fe13-1-
FOR sALE-Sorne very desirable secondhand
clothing. ladies and boys. cheap; not 90 ceal-
ers Address Bon Sal. this Office -felSSt
FOR SALE-Iocomobile with detachable top; In
first class condition. and cheap for cash. Ad-
dress BOX l6l. City Postofhee- fcl2-st
FOR sALE-Three latzobe stoves. four No.
ranges, with water backs sos last Capitol St.
FOR sALE-Grund upright piano, cheap for
cast. ldZ5 18Th 81 NV tel2-2t
FOR SALE neat set Of stoEs shelving. G
teet high and 20 feet long vii sell cheap.
l9ZS .ta SC. NV fcl--st
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred collie pups. with
ped Apply 1y-C sch 81. NV 5ell-3t
FOR SAIE--Fine OF C. parrots. ln0cSiux birds.
squirrels snakes. guinea pigs. rabbits gold
fab Also canaries from Sl5C upward
sCHMID'S EMPORIUM or PETS. re i2th AZ
noe5tg
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day In the year frosn fOot q IA
81 hu II Monroe. NarfOtE. Nevpo-f
- News xnd al rSiurs Soath, By the So
pe-b powerful stsai palace stesrne-s
4'Scvrcrt News - ''Sorsolk," aud
'sWsafinytou-
Ey. Washington 5-SO pm IL. PortEnSuth 90 pm
Lv Alexzadria 90 prniL.v Norfolk. g 90 pm
AZ p Monroe 700 s-,iLv - Monroe : 90 pm
A. Norfolk 80. see arslar Alernndria 6-Sa an
Az. Portst.c--o SIS an Ar. ~ sshinstoD 90 an
rTTnruuEA connections m1de az Nor
fob WITH steamers q Old dominion
Steaznslip Co for New York. and MGT-
clients and Miners Steamships for Doe
ton
GFFor further information apply az
general TICKET ofhce Bond Building lftA
and n r ave. 7th 81 wharf. Mash-
tngt0n. .. O
'H-a8.e 41oo mo CALLAHAN. Gen. Axr.
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FOR sALE-TYPEw WRITER'S

FOR SALE-TYPE WRITERS.
THE SUI TlPEW RITTER - st visible writing .
90 ribbon. durability. braI tiful work. f5lIy
guaranteed sensible price ". IRVING car
Eh. ~ sth 81 nv iet2-it
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
FOR SkLE-A very pretty Groom home. 500
down, balance monthly. $50 postal card.
PIERCE PIERCE. Vienna. Va feIs Jt
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
or HAMILTON ReAD-Eight room cottage:
'hroe acres Apply Z0 SD 81 ne fvl2 80
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WANTED-Good. neat. tidy girl to DO genera
houscwcrk- 6ls 81. NV. u
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT,

APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT The Ia tirandc. 4rh So. NV be-
tween and O. SITS. opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modern housekeeping apartments. i've
rooms and bath. newly renovated throughout
'front.' view thoroughly heated Second door
s3J. fourth E.or. $3.50, lease. AppI. 10
W. +. COWEN. Room s. Bliss Building IS b
50. uw.
FOR RENT-rhe Kingman. Massachusetts, ave
NV, between sth and 9TH sts-; faces south !;
central location. New. modern housekeeping,
apartments. i've rooms and bath, handsomely
finished and papcrcd. electric light. an con-
veEiences. $50 per month and up. Apply 90
" =. COWEA. Room g. Bliss Building. IS 2
st n.f-rf
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WiNTED-By March /. refined white nurse for
large children. best references required. Ad-
dress BOX All. this Office 1t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

HlNNrEDzseamstress 20 sew on costume. 81.
'th s.. NV It
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. firm. comfortable.
durable beautiful. undetectable. positively
paiul-ss- DIR l.. b. WILSON. $40 18th 81. NV
FOR SALE-LoTS-
FOR SALE-Iots o and 70. block @. Tuxedo:
we'll located; viii sell cheap. r. J. DIEUDONNE.
ga 7th 50 NV. feI2-4t
FOR HIRE.
FOR HIRE-Nice horses. buggies, AMI daytons
drumming and business, 81. 50 and - per day.
PRESTON'S 81 ABLEs, sth and ! SITS. NV;
phone. East ism. jsleSOt
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HELP wANTED-FEMAJR.

Neutrality-suspicious. 10 Team millinery. APP
ply TEBBET1~S. 521 It'll 81. NV felg-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HANTED-T0 rent you Remington tyreVriter.
with stand. cheap. Address BOX 4o9. this Of
&C.. Il
WANTED-Iron safes. we buv everything that
has a value FRIES q CO.. 800 l0th 81. nv.
fc1S3
WANTED Furniture. once and store hNtures
see us before you sell FKIES g. co. 4O9 10Th
a., NV. Phone 9i3I. fel3-3t
WANTED pright pianos and typcvritcrs. sc
Us before you sol FRIES g. co. 4qg lGth 81.
NV. Phone 9i5l. iel2-S
WANTED-Second- hand laundry machinery or
small plant: must be- cheap iJr cash. Address
BDN 597. This ofhcc fel5-St
WANTED-second-ha hand Densmore typewriter
tddrcss BOX sos. rms Office. fel3-3t
WANTED-To buy secondhand ice cream
freezers and fixtures: also bake oven Apply
goo sth Il. nv. fel2@t
WANTED-Piano5 and furniture. g. me before
you -ell NORWOOD sth and SIS nv feI22t
WANTED Highest cash price paid Tor cast OF
clothes. ladies or geuflemen'a Address postal
and viii call. d. TARSHEs 1905 5th ST. mss.
sc4-30t
WANTED Diamonds and other ieveir,. highest
prices paid. ABRAAAMs 1913 gyh ST. ia22-tf
OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT
So G o.. Nv. G. MARTIN. jail -50t
The Washington times., 1903-02-14
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR ItENT-Tnird Hoor fat, rooms. helt. and
gus; uaiuruiShcd, also large front room second
hoori Rouse6erpins. 1910 T 81 NV iel4-ss
FOR RENT Two handsomely communicating
unfinished, balcony front and back s.ooad
hoor 5o7 5th It. NV. leI4-9,
FOR RENT-Four bright unfdtui 5hcd rooms;
housekeeping. 2l5 18Th st. So. feI3-St
FOR RENT-Euti-s fos- for Iight housekesp-
ing; heat, gas for cooking, $40: beautiful To-
cation G53 Mar land eve, ne. fel4-3J
FOX REST- Two large mont rooms. unfur1.i -
ed. suitable for light housekeeping. 235 p 81.
ne. felt-2t
FOR RENT-Th-ee rooms and bath, second
door, -; no children desired. SO Maine ave
~. felt-3t
FOR -Unfuruished. four beautiful rooms
for hghJ housekeeping. corner house, all rooms
front central locatiogi reference required 900
q Hc. fcl3-3t
FOR RENT-Onc or two rooms second Hoor.
1861 ~. NV iel2-3t
FOR RENT-T,e5 snFIuisbcd rooms: newly pa
pcvCd, hot and cold water and gas. 10I So.
nc. teI2-2t
FOR RENT-TEo communicating rooms. south
crn exposure. second floor cIy 20. NV
seI2-5t
FOR ENT-Third door o. 1888 Peunsyiyania
ave. OF four rooms heat gas, water. and elcc-
tric lights reasonable rent. Apply at 81 Cth
81 M. fe5-u
The Washington times., 1903-02-14

TANTED-T0 rent you Remington typeUriter.
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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-05-01
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
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WUMINCTONS BIC RACKET STORE,

strong force We sell more ladies'
shoes than any other kind. Grover
Shoes at st.e5 and $500 a pair.
J. Richardson's shoes from $3.50 to
$L25. The best line in the city.
Our World beater-the Vicious at
$50. Every pair warranted 20 give
satisfaction.
Wolfe Bros. shoes at $1.25.
The Southern Belle shoes made for
southern maids at $3.50 a pair.
We have other styles in dongola,
shoes all solid at s1.OO a pair. 4 full
line of ladies' slippers at 75c, 500
$1.25 and up to 1915 a pai1.
Colonial Ties for Ladies and children
in fine patent leather stock, for 75c 20
$1.75. Our h o department we claim
to be second to none and we sell the
best Of shoes at the lowest prices. We
guarantee to give satisfaction or give
a new pair instead. We make the fac
cory stand behind US and we stana be-
hind the shoes.