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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-26

Try Calumet Baking powder; two
cans for 25c at Muntingas.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-26

College Place bread is like home
made bread at Muntinga's.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-26

Oranges, bananas grape fruit apples
Sims grocery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-26

Try Munttnga's bulk pickles and
olives.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-26
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Read the ads in the Statesman.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
WANTED-RoOMS.

w AN EDDY lady. two well heated fur
nished or unfurnished rooms for light house
- A&sePins NoIthNest section. between G and
y. 18th and 24th sts Address ROX ga0 fbi-
Office Wv ~
NANIED-By w December Is. two or three -ur-
hlsheq rooms. with light end heat for Tight
aousehseplng near Treasrry Department. Ad-
dress BOX s27. this Office noaQ-2t
W NANIED-By two ladies. one unfurnlshed
room. Address BOX 25g. this Office It
WANTED-Three or four unfurnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. by December J. Ad-
dress BOX l83. this office. no22-7t
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Hit Him With Bottle

Struck on the head with a bottle while
standing on twenty y-seVenth Street. be-
tween Olive and 81 Streets. George
town, solomon WCOdley, a negro, tWen-
Iy-ulree years OLD. OF ZA16 o Street north
west, received a severe cut across his
forehead He was removed TO the
Georgetown University Hospital At the
tine the negro was struck he was talk
Ing tc Gilbert Harris and Sidney john
son, TWO ether negroes. The injured man
expressed the belief that another ne
gro with whom he had trouble recent
IS, crept up behind the two men he was
talking TO. ana hurled The bottle over
their shoulders, striking him on the
forehead. The police are investigating
the mysterious assault
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Thrown By Z Runaway

Hurled from the buggy iu which he
was riding 4F foLrteeltn Street and
rev York Avenue northwest YESTERDAY.
Edward Roche a foreman employed on
the new highway bridge, struck the
ground ON hiz sfould+r. ana was Datn-
Iutt injured. flc received treatment al
Tie emergency Hospital Tho horse
which A- was driving. Joos fright "a the
DtZZln- ul d. street car. The vehicle was
eri. ..li-Hgi. l'"-lr- ~ The First pre-
cinet station tulnI J5c pieces over 10
F. b. Faulre. of So % street northwest.
WE. owned IL
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Injured on Trolley Car

Tn stepping on the fender OF a Capt.
tai Traction car al Fifteenth and O
Streets northwest. about 6 O'CLOCK last
night. Mrs. Jones hfty-seven years
OLD, ol ,.3 Ihlfteenth Street northwest.
struck the Wire basket. and was pain
1ully injured about the nose and cheek
She refused hospital treatment. how
ever, and went 10 her home une ssisted
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LOCAL MENTION.
Iohn z. Kellv

Has resumed business In the Center
Market. south end OF middle aisle OF
the 3Ih ST. wins New York Roast
Beef and all prime cuts of Beef Lamb.
and Veal Az the lowest market prices.
Corn Eeef q speciality.
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DENTISTRY

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting.
no palaf look. feel. ncts and last longer than
natural teetlt sArlultu faces made normal.
painless nNiHgs. DIR D.. H. WILSON. 1898 j.
81 NV nuzl-slt
ATOMIZED AIR makes friends every ..ay
Tor NEkO DENTISTS. fill Pennsylvania ave.
HOZ--tr
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dental Office l6l- =
81. nW.. iu 90 e. graduate Harvard Buiy=r-
sity Dental school. lslzJ Telephone North
llS3 aolS-l8t
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anyone can possess Is health. Schneider S
Malt fTead Is q RealJh-pTOm0ter OF
unquessloEed worth. az nOurishes and
strengthens. All good grocers sell il. &c.
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WANTED-Situation as cook: guarantee good
bread making. best Of reference; private fam
ily OF boarding house: also butler porter ca
waiter. 1912 10th 81. NV. l.
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FOR RENTING rooms ana hath. lsfl
ST. ne. convenient Co two car lines uo.S-3t'
FOR EENT-ALtractiYe new Lat first hoor.
uFe rooms hathi Metropolitan car line 50. 20.
a9 llth 81. ae-i open no2s-3t
FOR RENT-Four-r01m nat with bah and
saa ra-ry, il-.u- -lal Newport Place. be-
tween -lst and --J, n ana % sts- ne4 q
FOR HENT-December 4. I54l New Jersey
ave- nN-t second door nat7 finest la city; I'VE
iveHiss lata- pantry large closets and stor-
asses eastern and southern exposure separate
5 ar-=- -ne gas and coal ranges S-5 per month
uy year. adults only no-5-at
FOR EENr-Iovely, hrsJ-class housekeep-
-Al aii4I tu.-lL1 4Ne -aaI-z ana bath l4tA
ELNOHE. so uJn ST.. 5s-s1 JANIIOA
no-ssl
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HELP ,JANTED-MALE & FEMALE

wAETED-yge guarantees TO o1er every per
aon "a position who Joins American Home
seekers Association. as 10th 81. NV. base
meut BOWIE Inc) nOg-a5t
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wANTED-MIscELLANEoUs.

WANTED-IIighest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies oT geuLleUcu's. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and i viii call any
hour. j.. TAESHEs 1908 7th 81. NV. Phone
N1uh 40. uo-7-sJt
WASTED-s. KEEEsKY. 1906 7tn 81 NV.
gents. ana chlldren's CASTOR clothing ana
shoes and hats. address postal and / viii
call 0c4-eJt
MANTED-FuEnitUre. carpets rtc: buying
contents or houses speciality liberal spot
cash prices mail orders given prompt at
.H-A 80. HW. nog zUI
WANTED-Conee grinder. any size. meat
DOS. aHa sinall candy showcase. Address
BON a-s, this ohie-. nozs-g.
WANTED-ro buy old feather beds. n
As Ei-S, 500 1th 81 n1zg-st
HAVE YOUR pocketbooks and fancy leather
goods made and repaired by The Leather
Doctor fH Ilth a. HW. LateriaI right work
right prices right. uog7-3t
WANTED - Furniture for cash. Sell y0IIr
goods iO the man who gives yuu the Iuoaf
money, HOLLYWOOD. sth and X sts on the
corner. nagT-9t
WAETED-Pisno. must be Ia good coDdt-
ton. ANA cheap Address BOX 2s5 thIs
office uoe6-gt
WANTED-A scFeW-cutting lathe: about 10
luCh swing must be tu hTst-Class condition
Address BOX s0s. this once. no2s-st
INANTED-A large slate blackboard Ad
dress BOX zls this of'ice- H0e8-3t
a MAN HUNG around my place ana ,s~
convinced that / gave the highest prices Tor
old gold silver diamond watches Ia An
no2z-tf
HIGH PRICES PAID for caster clothing
and shoes drop postal and will call. u.
GENIZs 1908 I'm sL nv. nOl5-l5t
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PARTY established In the wholesale
whisky business like to meet a man with
small capital and experience with groceries
Address BOX z9Z. this Office noZ7-3t
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FOR KEET-CoIored tenants of best class:
ueN tWo-Ilmily apartments, four and nVs
ave NV
MOIST KARRICK * AIETCALF. 1888 C St.
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ROOMING HOUSE. central location: fifteen
rOo.as; $500; bargain. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. atlantic Building nOZ7-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

BE .UTIFIL Scotch collie dog. two years
old. FOR sale cheap. l22 ist 81 nw. no2G-3t
FOR SALlc-l Oung parrots. canarleA. raU.
bias. gulnes pigs. dogs. cats. aud pets OF all
kinds Blrds boarded for the summer
SCuMID's HIBD STORE Tl2 lzth 81 nW.
Gld 81 a 81 ns ls2g-tf
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g Raliators OnIY -.

Neat style. good make. prompt delivery.
tl5 l-th. @. a. Auddiman g. Co. I2Oi c.
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go CT Mocha and lava Coffee at % Cts
The Most Valuable Asset

ARBUCELE's COFFEE. l2Is cents II
Johuston's. l3l Itl ST. NV
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs

FOR RENT-Ofice rooms in tbs Evans
Building, I4l6 10 1924 New York ave. NV;
most centrally located; rental very low APP
DIV 70 Join .. EVANS. I424 New York
se-l-u
BLISS BUILDING. IS 3 81. nw.-Very de-
sirable Offices. facing Capitol with heat
light and janitoT service from S. per month
M call ur write A. .. BLISS Telephone
East Ca seI-tf
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-A small pony. shetland preferred
must be gentle. broke 70 saddle. and rea-
sonable price. Address =. O. BOX a. city
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-TG buy all second hand bicycles.
high cash prices. q. T. HUNTER. The Bi-
cycle Man, ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV uo2S-3t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-TW0 front apartments in THE
Lorraine. l4J4 Park ST.. MounI Pleasant
Each hve rooms and tiled bath. Price, S15.
The Lorraine Is one Of the AlouZo q. Bliss
Properties, thoroughly modern, conducted BY
owner. Agent visits property daily.
ing 81 81. NV n036-I
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WANTED-By colored man. a position
cook; best OF reference. Address 1912 12th st
NV II
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WANTED-Young white man TO work around
store. 6l9 F NV. Room g. II
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR SALE-Four secondhand automobiles;
viii sell real cheap. Call rear 1872 l. 81. NV.
no26-3t
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-cxceIient Remington. s36. s.
month. Address BOX S03. this office. no2G-3t
FOR sAlE-iateat model, so. 6, Remington
typewriter. Ia perfect condition. only $40
WELLINGTON AGENCY. 800 nth 81. nW.
uoZ6-3I
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT one large store. l41i Park 81
near l4th; large show windows: hOt-varer
lrti
ONE me store. with large basement. IS
II 81 ne near Government Printing or
nee -44a %
noll-tf
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs

FOR RENT-N0. Remington typewriter.
8 per MONTH No. o. s.. Address BOX . d..
city PostOfice. nogI-3t
FOR RENT Remington. No. Z. $50 month
Address Bon 80. this Ofice. noz5-st
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

THE DORCHESTER. 18th S
kitchen. SO, SI2. Sl5s steam
baths: pubuc laundry JaniI0I
phone. etc. lzLh 81. and Mar
Reference required. kARR
CALF. 1888 T. 81. NV
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS

621 r STREET N W
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, JUST COM
PLEIED, AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CON y ENIENCE. go UP. CENTRAL
LOCATION. Apply 20 Janitor. on prem
ises, or 70 owner, ROOM SO. sII 18th
St NV oe2g-rt
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Sectors Grand Latrobe, Slightly Dam
aged 5---o. Eberiys Sons, rs 9Th
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

WANTED-Hotel steward baker. head wait
er. ana other help. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY 500 10th St II
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Bright uufurnished room. s.;
bargain. ltl6 9th 81 NV Il
FOR RENT-Entlre moor. three rooms: heat,
gas. and water, light housekeeping lbs Sth
NV. II
FOR RENT-Three communicating. also two
rooms. all on second ioor. bath: heat: gas.
no children. AIS New York ave no2S-8t
FOR RENT-Three uuf,truished rooms. sec
ond hoOr. heat, gas and bath. light house
keeoluE, lSs ath 81. NV. nO2S-3t
FOR RENT-rwO unfurnished rooms, cheap
one hall room sos 10Th 80. NV n0ZS-3t
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished rooms.
front and back. with heat and gas. rent
reasonable, 100 l4th 81 nw. no2s-2t .
FOR RENTING or three rooms. Win heat
and gas. sls ed ST. NV il
FOR RENT Unfurnished, 1913 Il 81 NV. two
large, bright rooms on second floor. house
keeping permitted no27-2t
FOR RENT-Five rooms. half OF handsolnt.
double brick house Apply 90 owner lStn and
Ii SIS ne. noz7-2t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms On third floor.
Tor light housekeeping, gas and heat; $40
month. 90 II 81. NV. no26-3t
$50 q sT. sw.-Two unfurnlshed rooms.
newly paPeredi &c. no2s 81
FOR RENT-Two communicating rooms: one
unfuTnishedi porcelain bath. 1926 18th II
NV. uo26-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WAN-TED-Agruts. must be huatIcrs Apply
Il3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. after 4.39 pm
no2s-3t
WANTED - CauVasseTs 20 sell diamonds
watches, and all nrst-clasz ieWe!ry and siI-
VerUare. either for cash or liberal credit
terms. bond required. experience unusCes-
5ary. collectors and canvassers acquainted
with good trade can better their positions
push ia the only requisite needed Apply
Manager. '-CASTELEEEG'S s." s55 Peunsyl-
ElHia ave. sel2-mo. fritz
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

FooLROOM. center city; six tables: am the
Sash % required. $3.50; balance mouthIv DTr-
GAN. 64 Louisiana ave ToaQ-3t
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DO YOU WANT 10 cooperate win me m
building one Of the hands0mest stores ana
orfice buildings in Washington 4 81. .0lJ 0JI
undertaking, different from Anything in the
city no experiment; a success IN several
Western cities. company now organizing Ad-
dress SECURITY, this Office no24-st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WASTED-By col0Ted boy. situation to work
lG03iz % ST. NV nO26-2t
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" WANTED-HigEest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies UT geutleUcu's Also shoes
and hats Address postal and j win call any
hour. j.. TAESHES. 1905 5th ST. Nv. Phone
~ A.ITL 80 ffs---g.Jf
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TIRES. $50. put on:
Bicycle repairing at
secondhand bicycles.
Tires vulCanlzed soc.
as for your Christmas
INTER-, THE BICYCLE
and ll3 Pennsylvania
uu-r-a-
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aA4A1. hOtDEf ITup
NEW YORK AVE. COR. 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pieo Dy the baltimore Hotel. VIC have thor
oughiy renovated Il and viii now conduct a
strictly hish-class hotel Excellent cuisine
ana service Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up. nol6-g8t
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

GROCERY and provision store. NortheaST.
money maker $3.50. DUGAN. en- louisiana
nos
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

MILLINERY and art goods store. AneTv sff
uated and doing good. paving h',s;s..-
chance OF lifetime DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana
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FOR RENT-SThBLES.

FOR RENT-Large stable seven stalls ana
wagon room. or part 6li n 81. nv. n12S-a 81
FOR RENT-stable. 7I5 18th 81. se. no2S-st
FOR RENT-St0Tuge room for automobile.
concrete hoors wide alley. concrcted. rtnt S.
monthly. 1929 New York ave. NV. no-I-g
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Saloon. prominent business corner south
"SSts s.S.ss 5000 DUGAN, 6I7 Louisiana ave.
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Two CENTS Z WORD
FoI All Other CLASSIFIED Liners.
Three or More Consecutive Days. one
Cent q Word

LIBRARY PHARMACY, 2d ST. & Pa. ave. Sc
M C. FIEE cor. sth 81. and Nd. ave. ne
" Az -, eat-,>l.Ni- Err cor. lstn and U sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 1th St RHODE
Island ave. and R ST. nv.
1tlAS- g. ttONNLNG. ChFistIani Pharmacy
sN- cor. 7tl and 81 SITS NV
w ARMSTRONG. corner 7th ana II sis ne
AfiAa- ~ HLtMER n. Cap and r sts ne
is a. AElICt, 2Itn and 81 sts NV
~ li--14 ) PHARMACY, Zlst and q sts nv
~ bONNLLL DRUG CO.. cor. Sth & q sts. Sc
W II, CLARKE l-l3 ed ST. NV.
DODGE a. CO. corner l4th and I. sts NV
A. y BUTTS, cor 4th 81. and Mass. ave. NV
y. y LAALCE, corner 9Th and p sts NV.
a. - t.A-Ai-As NV. cor. IlJh ST. & Pa. ave. Sc
=. ~ 1Ol---l-A-L. cor Fla ave a. n. Cap. 81.
~ GENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave NV.
1f1AS- b- CAMPBELL, cor. "a and F sts. ne
y. HUGO ElSENbEISS. cor 1th & b SITS sw
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ANkCOSTIA.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Smau house. with bath. four or
i've rooms. iu lis attsviue OF Laurel OF
nice hat, Upt Too high. HEADENDAdL,
Artist. Il9 peuasy Iyanla ave. se- n0-65t
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Wholesale liquor store. conducted by
S@.i.s proprietor twenty years 81 500 DJT-
GAN. 6l7 Louisiana ave ro2s-5f
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Best Family Flour $3.50 Barrel.
JpAustou's. 7g .lh 81. NV
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| WANTED-Strong white boy 10 work around
candy factory. Apply after y. IN. III tth
81. no<S--t
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FOR sALE-BICYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD
only ask comparison
lowest prices. Fifty
all makes. cheap.
Place your OpleT with
bicycle. See G.. r. HI
A'AN, ST L ST. nw.
Il Ee. NV.
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FOR SALE-Best-paying variety and con.
fectionery in city. 1883 7th ST. NV. no2s-9t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARPENTER WORK cf all kinds neatly and
cheaply done. Drop postal, BASS, 1910 l@th
ST. NV n02S-at
JOSEPH S. TIPPETT. Piano Tuner. ss4 i2th
sJ nO2S-It
FEATHER REDS RENOVATED. 81 60 each.
including tick washing. pillows prOpoTtiLG-
ately. OCLYDE JONES 2l5 10th ST sw.
uo27-3t
MONEY IOA&EDs chatteI security. private
party. reasonable rate. can call. Address
BOX 800. this ONCE. MOIST
MAKING and laying carpet; oiIing staining
floors. house cleaning. q. JACKSON. llo4 o
ST. NV. uozi-3t
I.PHOLSTERISG-Best work; lowest prices.
carpets made and laid. II q. CONN. l-25
Ith 81. NV. uo-S-st
PRINTING! cards, delivered anywhere.
Z5c. SSIDER. n ST. Sc. nO26-3t
4 PROMINENT music teacher offers free
Instruction ia piano playing 10 "A young PLAYER
who iE ambitious and willing 20 practice.
Address BOX 273. this Office. no26-as
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personal

Eli MONEY rAiD IN de-.rahle furniture.
ea.l-la. stoves. .Ila- 1U-li-l.c. and house
l0-. -saHs .t HIi klH-a- contents especially
u. NOTES. la -nllslaaa ave. phone 81 aJ.s
Eof5--4t
WoEEINaaltN.s supply IN suits aud over
cents. I".. U-. made .E HLr best
o. arz. Wr -e.l t.. r1 500 save 40 JUSTf. IS
OLD STAND. t-l ID -r. na-s-st
SEE las Earlrsl i-Ecaic H,r readings and
forecasts as. .l-aa-i. ,rlepatly taught
A4E AE-HA. Ill 3 ar j.
Anne DE LONG On srh SO. uN.-Ofd. rs-
NaHle Haiular stl psychic card reader. tells
yell- ana l-I.I.. names. gives luck, and
removes at tra-hl.s by electricity also
Egyptian pal-..st H1z5. ~ Is
3tlIE. DAVIS. cIalrvoyaHv ana card Reader
l--t --A sf uE nlI8-1J.
MsfE. CATHERINE PaIuisr ana Card
Reader. $40 y 4- aFe-t ~ and slc with thIs al
ll--.t
NEWEST styles IA mems el0thiug. furnish
iues aaa hats 7.raz1uab4e prices PRIVILEGE
~ charging purchase. j. " EIsElIAE
81 tth e. na. oc1I-tf
PRIVATE PARTY Will Loan YOts MCS-
EE Ola yo-r ttt->IIIEE. PIANO. ORGAN
etc ] s.lA Gail Address BOX 10 thif o.
nee au-E-tr
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Il oTEL ALIANoRI

10 r Ell ALIAN MORE
Mrs. WOUDE. Prop
NEW YORK AVE COR. 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied Dy the baltimore Hotel VIC have thor
Oughly renovated Il and viii now conduct a
strictly hlsh-class hotel. Excellent cuisine
anu service Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up. nol5-s5t
NEWLY FURNISHED second floor room,
,.- NY" board All home comforts. so per month.
-i-' h ST. A". nO2S-at
FOR RENT-BeautifuI rooms Tor light house
keeping also nicely furnished rooms. with
b''id' ~ NrW Jersey ave nW. HJ2S-2I
FOR HENT-Large well furnished front room
Tor one or two with OF without board. urI-
fate family of adults. fiye minutes walk OF
,alt1l. Census, or Government Printing OF
flee GJ5 81 ST. ne. uo2S-2t
FOX EENT-Hooms and board al 50 20 per
week. s2J1 = st uw. no2S-st
NORTHERN. gI9 So. nw.-Hot-water heat
0prelal terms ln monthly bOarders. clubs. or
S'uu'A-A nU@s-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR two, with board.
also by The week. home accommodations.
1-si- 9TH ST. uw. no2I-gt
OPPOSITE CAPITOL and Library: furnished
rooms. win on without board. Is 81. ne
uo21-2t
Nis X ST NW-Furnished or unrurnished
rooms; south exposure; home table. no25-at
THE NEW GERMAN BOARDING House
al 1924 New York ave. nw.-FurHi shed rooms.
rOom8 and boa rd. first-class accommodation.
nO2l-3t
PLEASANT front rooms. with good table
board very desirable location. 50 per month
iol one, $40 couple gentlemen preserTed. pa
Delaware ave. ne. no25-St
NICELY FURNISHED second foor room.
with cXcellC-- board for Two. so per monJa-
o. New York ave. uw. noZi-2t
CLEAN ROOM board. table board 1923 4Jh
81. NV no25-st
..5sT.-..gf.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-13
Real Estate Transfers.

May l2-James Anderson and Lulu
Dell Anderson to Mrs. j. d. Wetmore,
lots and 2 in block II, Graham's 9th
addition to Toledo. $500.
May 12-John r Want and Josephine
NJ Want to Thomas Want, lot IL in block
p, Toledo. $500.
May A. Ananias L Bagstad to Chas
II Gardner, M of ne4 of se14, section
81, township 10 south, range 10 west;
VIZ of sw14, section 80, township 10
south, range 10 west. $1,000.
May John A OLSON and Anna Ols-
son to May Loudon, lots 8, A, 8 and ~,
section 2, township IL south, range 10
west. S177O.
May Samuel Z Butler TO Ira Wade
e% of seq, sex Of neA and lot l of
section %. township 10 south, range 10
west. $500.
May 12-L e Dole and Ella Dole to
Henry Potter, lot in block IA, VALID
port. 81.
May 12-Elmer E White and Retta
White to Henry Potter. Lot in block
IA, Waldport. S25.
May 12-A A McCleary to H Con-
rad, lot in block 10, Waldport. s25
May l2-David Ruble and Orleana
Ruble to H Conrad, lot in block 49,,
Waldport. 81.
May 12-J A Peterson and Nettie A
Peterson to A A McCleary, lot 7 in
block 10, Waldport. $40.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-13
Poison,

Can it be possible that f. A. Thomp-
son is to be used as flgurehead? He
may be the best material you have got
to trade with. But we hesitate in CIV
ing our verdict.-Clark' Vim.
Here is some more of Mr.. Clark's
clean politics. Trade? For what? For
whom? The Republicans have no one
to trade off this year. Why should
they think of such a thing, when every
man on the ticket will be elected? The
above insinuation from Vim is just a
little poison dropped in the hope Of
making Mr.. Thompson believe he is to
be the victim of a knitting conspiracy
Mr.. Thompson will be Loyalty supported
and will be elected. and he is certainly
too wise to swallow the dose which Vim
has prepared for him.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-13

The editor of Vim has become very
much excited. THE LEADER had no in
tention of saying anything which would
offend him, and if we have erred it was
in believing him to be genial gentle.
man who could indulge in commonplace
newspaper pleasantries without becom-
ing serious. In notifying the public
that he was about to launch the paper,
the editor said: "Vim will not indulge
in personal abuse nor mud-slinging."
He has novel method OF making his
performances square with his promises
We regret that it becomes necessary tc
engage in 4 controversy with him, bu
in 80 doing we shall deal only in facts
leaving misrepresentation, insinua
tions and abuse to the. editor of Vim
whose superiority in that line we cheer
fully acknowledge.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-13

Mrs. H. II. Sturdevant has been very
Ill since last Friday night. DR.. Cathey
arrived from Corvallis Tuesday evening
aud assisted DR.. J. d. Wetmore in per-
forming very successful surgical oper-
alton. Since that time Mrs. Sturdevant
has improved rapidly.
George Hodges of Salado has been
engaged to repair the steamer Richard
son, which is to be placed in Oliver AL.
trees "dry dock"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese came In
from Corvallis last Saturday for an
agreeable change Of climate.
Landlord Pete Abbey OF Newport was
a passenger for Salem Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-13

The people are standing by Sheriff
Ross because he is competent and
faithful official, and this also is the
reason for the vigorous opposition of a
few soreheads. Mr.. Ross stands in the
way of some of the gentlemen who
have aspirations out of proportion to
their ability. The people are not to be
deceived by the silly howl OF "fourth-
termer" and "Boss." Ability counts.