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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-25
KiIIsa NeEre Prearher.

Greenyille. n. g.. Sept. IA.
uroNnnel1. neuo preacher, was
shot ana killed here to-day b. Uob
Holmes also negro. The Killing III
SAID ~ have HToWn ouf 0f remarks
made ~ hronnnfid REGARDING Holmes
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NOT
LIKELY To Die
STORY OF THE sTABBlNG.
THE PAPER SPENCE WANTED Me-
DONALD TO SIGN.

Spence Claims That MuIlis Held Him
While Mcdonald Stabbed-McDOn-
in the ARRAY and Says Spence
Drew n Pistol On Him and Threat
encd TO Blow His Brains Out Un-
less He Signed the Paper.
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Nieis Tinscn, oopenhasen.

Copenhagen, Sept. 2f-Prof. Nells
finsen' dlaooverer OF the so-oalied
flnsen rays Of light for the cure ~
lepus, ana head ~ the FinRey Ray In
Htitute here, h. dead.
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HEAVY FIRING HEARD
FROM PORT ARTHUR.

Continued From First Page.
this morning, the firing being on the
east side of the city.
The steamer was twice stopped by
Japanese warshjps, but was only
briefly DELAYED
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Russellvillle, Tenn, to deliver politi-
cal address and was reading his ad
dress when the collision occurred.
When he realized what had happened
he found his legs pinned fast, but
man4ged to extricate himself. One
glance at the car showed it to be a
mass of human beings, backs of car
seats, grips, baskets and wearing APP
parel of all sort. There was not a sign
of life except that near his side. a
young man who had escaped death
and was struggling to get out.
c. M. Heiskell. whose name appears
in the list of dead, has been identified
as Clayton w. Heiskell of Memphis,
Tenn. He was medical student at
the University of Pennsylvania, and
was en- route to Philadelphia to COM
plete his college course this year.
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like twenty years. The two trains were
accustomed safely to pass each other
in that immediate vicinity for many
years, and were about on time.
Careful orders were issued to the
westbound train to meet the eastbound
train at Newmarket, a few miles east
of the scene of the accident. This or
der in some unaccountable way was
overlooked or ignored by the west
bound train. and no power, under the
circumstances, could have prevented
the collision.
$50 far as the management is con-
cerned, every possible precaution was
taken for safety, Notwithstanding all
of which, the collision occurred. The
killed and injured were the passengers
occupying the day coaches; those oc-
cupying the four sleepers on the east
bound train were uninjured, the sleep
ers not even having been derailed."
AS soon as the official information of
the accident came to the Atlanta Of
fee, Mr.. Brooks Morgan. assistant
general passenger agent of the South
ern at Atlanta called up Mr.. E. G.
Thompson of Savannah and gave him
the facts regarding the wreck, so far
as known. No one in the Pullman
cars was hurt. The equipment was
in perfect condition, as well as the
track. Train No. II carried the st.
Louis and Jacksonville sleeper. due
here at $40 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is possible that the passengers
may have been transferred in time to
make the connection at Knoxville.
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I5.OOO Sick ana Wounded,

Tsingtau, Sept. 24.-Advices received
here says that there are 5000 sick
and wounded at Port Arthur.
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THE TRIUMPHS OF PERUNA INCREASE
Numberess Thousands Of Unpublished Testimonials
Pe-ru-na the Internal Svs.
temic Catarrh Remedy Yet
Devised.
Prominent Cases in TIIustra.
ton.

Mrs. w. f. Hoffman, col North Ctr
street, Kansas City Kans., writes:
For eight months l suffered with
bearing down pains, dizziness and
wretched headaches. The doctors call
ed 1t by different names, but all
agreed that L had female trouble
which was really the cause of my i'll
ness.
They prescribed for me, and / took
their medicines, but kept getting
worse, until a friend told me l would
never get well until l took Peruna.
Within week after 1 started to
take 1t | felt much better and | con-
tinued taking it for two months with
almost marvellous results.
j am without an ache or pain, feel
ten years younger, and feel that / owe
my life and happiness to Peruna."-
Mrs. w. F. Hoffman.
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FOUR CHILDREN WERE
BURNED TO DEATH

winchester KY sept 2f-Fouy
children ~ George Cooper ranging
from 2 ~ years Of aRe, who were iaf,
clone nv their parents. reHahed lei 4
Nfe Hhirb destroyed fhFr home laaf
nifhi
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BURGLAR
SHOT DEAD
MACON MANS GOOD AIM
ENDED THE CAREER OF A DEs-
PIRATE NEGRO.

j. o. Ethrfdge Killed n Burglar as
He Jumped a Fence After Rob
hing the House-The RObber Land
ed On n Pig ms He Leaped From
"A WindOw-Phe Pigs SqueaI Gave
the Alarm and Mr.. Ethridge Did
the Rest with His shot Gun.
Macon, Sept. 24.-Pierced with a
dozen buckshot from the gun of Mr..
]. o. Ethridge, who lives at Anderson
and Baker streets, South Macon, just
outside of the city limits. Will Harris,
a desperate negro burglar met his
death this morning at 2:30 o'clock aft
er having successfully burglarized the
house.
Mrs. Ethridge, in an adjoining room,
was awakened by a noise and scream
ed for help. About the same time Mr..
Ethridge heard a window fall. He
seized his shotgun at the head of his
bed and ran to the front door in time
to take a shot at the negro as he was
vaulting the fence of the front yard.
He missed his aim and waited until
the negro took his path across a va
cant lot, when he gave him the Sec
ond barrel, which did execution.
Armed With Pistol and Dirk.
The negro was armed with a new
model Smith & Wesson of 80 calibre
and big dirk. He is we'll known to
the police as a gambler, though it
was not thought that he was a bur-
glar. When his house was searched
it was found that he had fifteen
pocketbooks, a watch and a diamond
ring, evidently the fruits of his bur-
glaries.
What makes the case more unusual
is that the negro is property owner,
owning a store and small but pros
porous grocery business. He wore
good clothes and seemed always to
have plenty of money. Nothing was
taken from the residence of Mr.. Eth
ridge except pocketbook containing
$50. The burglar landed on a pig
when he leaped from the window and
the pig squealed and made the alarm.
Medal for Slayer of Burglar.
Coroner Young held an inquest this
morning and Mr.. Ethridge was COM
pletely exonerated He has received
the thanks of many citizens and
subscription has been started to pre-
sent him a medal. 1t is believed that
the campaign of burglary which has
for several months terrorized the city
will now be checked.
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She Is Reported as Suffering from Disorders
That May Include PeritonlfIs

London Sept PA successful Lady
this afternoon adyshp condition n grave
but that the outlook
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COURT STEPS IN TO
STOP UNFAIRNESS

Continued From First Page.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Eight lunchroom tables: also
twelve luHcnroom chairs, NORWOOD 5, Stn
and K on the corner. de4-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED OF unfurnished two second
story front rooms gas, bath. etc. SIS F ST
sH- dee-gt
FOR RENT-FuIuished and unfuruished
rooms. terms reaso aable- IS Z 81. NV de5-2t
WA$TED-AIiddle-a lady TO rent warm
cheerful room in fat with two ladies'; ref
erences, etc. Address Park 81, p, o. de5-2t
FOR RENT-On large front room near
Capitol and Library. furnished or uufur-
nished Apply 20 200 5th St. Sc. ds4-3t-
FOR RENT-RoOms for light housekeeping
SO New York ave. nv. de4-3t
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Hotels and Dining Rooms.

TAKE NOTICE-Lynn Haven Bay
Oysters. Special prices for next two
weeks: Prime box 81 culls, IS. PHILA-
DELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE, sos c St
H r SANDS.
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The Best Pies That Are Madel

IL would be impossible to improve on
Holmes genuine homemade pies. They
stand for the limit of achievement in
pie making, and are as wholesome as
they are delicious. Afince, pumpkin, and
all other good kinds. zoe each. Holmes
Bakery, LIST and Il SITS. Phones L. 1910
and l44l
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A Marvel Of Beautvl

Next Sundays Times Christmas edi-
ton. Tell your neWsdealer or newsboy
10 save one for you.
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Albright Wood Heater, s..
A. Eberly's Sons. rs eth st. NV.
CIearanee sac Of Furniture.

Wednesday, 10 a. m. We have a fine
line OF handsome things for nearly all
parts OF the house which must be sold
10 make room for the dead letter hush
ness Come I'm. Wilson & Mayors, auc-
tiOneers. 1927 and 1923 q ST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Gas Radiators Only s4.sO.

Neat style. good make, prompt delivery
GIG 18th. {. 4. Muddiman & Co. I20i c.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORDs SO. put on. written
guarantee: only ask comparison. Guaranteed
VuICanlzlng 40 cents. Repairing done at
lowest prices, best work. See c. 4. HUNTER
The Bicycle Man, Sll J. ST. NV. II3 Penn
sylvaula ave. nv. de4-3t
REAL HARTFORDS. SI.95 put on written
guarantee; only ask comparison. Guarau-
Iced vuIcauizing. 41c. All repairing reduced
JONES TIRE WORKS. G02-604 81.
deZS5,6.7
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Next Sundays Times. The most beau
tiful Christmas number ever published in
Washington.
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HELP yvANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A young man about IS years Old
who Is proficient in stenOgraphy and type
writing; one Who is not afraid 10 work, and
there is "a chance for advancement for the
right man Address SECRETARY, BOX 4S7,
this office II
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wANTED-First-ciass female cafe cook. 4
9th 81. NV. ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
AN IS PER CENT NET INVESTMENT

|. R. HowENSTEIN CO., 1874 F St.
de6-tf
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Havenner's Scream Biscuits" Excel in
Purity and DeIieiousness.

Most tables are and every table should
be, supplied with these famous crackers
The crispest, most inviting, and appetiz-
ing crackers you can serve. Always fresh
and clean. All grOcers sell them. In
packages or in bulk
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting.
No pain; look. feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal :
painless hllings. DR.. J. l.. WILSON. 1903 +
81 NV. ul<l -33t
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wANTED-HORsES & VEHICLES.

WANTED-TWo heavy coach mares, suit
able for farm work must be cheap kind
treatment guaranteed Address. stating price
and weight. BOX Al this ONCE. de6-3t
WANTED-A horse for light driving; must
be reasonable, 1888 = 81, NV. II
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wANTED-At Rises House. white eha 95g 3s
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FOR SALE OR HIRE.

FOR SALE OR HIRE-Neariy new panel
top wagon horse, and harness; can furnish
driver. horse seven years Old weight ]. go.
good locker and driver. will separate. EDW.
+. BARKER, 4J6 Pennsylvania ave. Nv.
dsA -
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Don't Fan to Order

ARBUCKLEs COFFEE, 12lk cents ID
JOhnstOn's, 73l 7th ST. NV.
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WANTED-CoIored glrl. stay nights. Jo9 18Th
81. NV ~
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

VANTED-T0 buy an secondhand bicycles;
high cash prices See q. T. HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. II8 Pennsylvania ave. NV
de4-3t
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MoREg We store f5r 15e a Load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 8lb-4zJ-4z-
10Th ST. NV. Phone Main 4ZZs. dez-s9t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w N IED-fhree rooms; light housekeeping;
stats terms, with heat light BATH must be
reasonable. Address BOX asa. this once
de6-5t
WANTED-Two or thvee unfurnisled rooms
LOT Hsht housekeeping, without or with
neal gus or lights must be reasonable kindly
STATE run particulars 10 save time and al
once VIII furnish best references and will
De permanent. Address BOX 465. this Office
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PERSONAL.

BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets. stoves. once furniture and mouse.
hold goods Of ali kinds contents especially
ID. NOTES. O. Louisiana ave phone M sJgs
noI3-3Jt
WOHKINGMEN, We have furnished Tor s5
years with suits and overc0ats Slightly llse5J .
can supply You Al saving prices Cali and
y0u'u ma out JUSTH's OLD STAND. fls
-. dai-7t
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST, 6Ig u sd nv
% cents open sunday. no sign def-4t
NINE. DAVIS CIaIrvoyanI ana Card Reader,
1925 z5th 81. nv. noI0-s5-
NEWEST styles IA meas clothing. furnish
lugs, and hats Reasonable prices. Privileges
Of charging purchase. J. & w. EISEMAE
SIS 1th ST. Oc2l-tf
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOU NON
Ky on your FURNITURE. PIANO, ORGAN.
etc will call Address BOX sd. this OF
Tee Eu16-tr
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED--By man and wife. room and board
near b. .. station. Address g.. X. f.
stating terms. II ID ST. NV. de5-3t
WANTED-By young couple. furnished room
and board with private family. location be-
tween "a aud 18th and T. and X SITS, nw.
Address BOX 1853. this Office de5-2t
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FOR RENT-FURN1sEED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-FURN1SEED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-RoOms. $40 week. 225 I'd st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. l22l New York ave. de6-3t
9lo-Large furnished parlor bedroom. heat
anu gas center Of city 7l3 Sth 81. NV. Il
FOR RENT-Newly furnished. large and
SnlalI rooms bath. second floor. ~ 9TH St
NV. de6-st.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in family Of three adults. heat
ahd gas $500 per week Address BOX az,
this office. II
FOR RENT-Coupie tely furnished for light
housekeeping. two front rooms; heat, bath.
ana gas. sS3 q ST. NV. de6-St
FOR REMIT ST. NV. nicely furnished
room housekeeping. heat gas, bath.
deb-2t
FOR RENTING furnished front rooms. with
neat and gas, 122 Sth ST NV. de6-9t
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: heat
ana gas gentlemen preferred 627 Maryland
ave. sw de6-St
FOR RENT-Large parlor first floor front.
newly paperedi bay window partly fur
nlshed. SO. 100 18Th 81 owner. del.6
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: central: sun
ny. for men, or man and wife. 1905 II st. NV.
FOR RENT-Lady will rent furnished. house
and would like board. Address BOX 459, this
office de5 81
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: one hall room.
81. large front room, S. back rooms, S. pri-
vate family. l53 st. ne. de4-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one or two
men, s., with heat. III d 81. NV. de4-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished. well heated
t9onlsi reasonable 10 z ST NV, de4-5t
FOR RENT-T1yo furnished rooms light
housekeep.ngi cheap 70 refined parties. 1915
81. NV. de4-3t
FOR RENT-wen heated furnished room. 72s
6th St. NV de4-St
sIs INDIANA AVE. Nw.-Bsautiful. warm
rooms. second and third moor front. de4-St
FOR RENT-ll20 sth St NV. furnished
rooms. light housekeeping. de4-2t
FOR REST-Two nicely furnished rooms
gentlemen only; steam gas; bath; SO. 3Z4
Pennsylvania ave de4-8t
FOR RENr-Two neatly furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; one very large; neat, gas.
bath. 90 "a st. NV de5-4t
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. 7ls sth ST.
nv. - noe-z9L
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR R1NI-lhree uafuTnished rooms FOR
housekeeping. heat. light. and bath. s33 c
81. NV. de6-3t
FOR RENT-ThTee rooms; heat, gas, and
bath second floor. 1901 Rhode Island ave.
IL
FOR RENT-second and third story room.
very desirable. reasonable. l40T COrcoran 81
nv. II
FOR RENT-Two or three unfurni shed rooms
Oa second floor; light housekeeping; heat
and gas: SIC Is Z 81. NV. de6-3t
FOR RENT-TgO ,arge roonls parlnr floor;
heat and gas sli5y az . 81. NV de5-3t
FOR RENT-TWo or three communicating
rooms Tor light housekeeping; modern i'm .
provements: southern eXp0sures cars pass by.
225 - ST. NV de4-5t
FOR RENTING rooms: light housekeeping.
~ 18th ST. ne. de4-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. Sc.
1912 Z 81. Sc. de4-st
FOR REST-Two large parlors. also other
rooms, reasonable. Ills New York ave. NV
de4-5t
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.

WAETED-CO0ks. housekeepeTs. servants.
laborers, BARRIERS. teausteTs, etc. STAR
LABOR AGENCY. 1921 G 81. NV. Room T.
second floor. de5-lt
WANTED-We guar antee 10 ofes every per
son d position who joins American Home
seekers Association. 4lS 10th 81. aw., base
rnent BOWIE unc) nOs-39t
WANTED-Help on old or new work. tailor
or tail0ress 274s 18th 81. de4-at
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o 4 r L 4 Ii A n o r Z,
MRS. WOCDE, Pr0p.


NEW YORK AVE. COR. 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied by the Baltimore Hotel. wo have thor
oughly renovated Il ana viii nOw conduct
strictly high-class hotel Excellent cuisine
and service. Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up, nols-5ot
TO YOUNG MEN. rooms, with board. S
week mp. ll0i IZth St nv. Telephone. It
NICELY FURNISHED. bright FIRST floor
room, with board. terms reasonable, 50l
Rhode island ave. ne. de5-St
FRANKLIN PARK - Commanding outlook:
sunny lawn, gentlemen or ladies' home bak-
ing; everything choice So. 1891 -. Table
board. de6-3t
FOR EENT-Two pleasant rooms on second
and tErd floors. with board. 1000 Sth st. NV.
de5-Zt
Sl3 X ST NW.-Furnished rooms; south ex-
posture. win OF without board de4-3t
FRONT ROOM single or double. good table.
q Grant place. de4-5t
WANTED oarders. at ia North Alfred St.
between King and Cameron. Alexandria, Va.
Comfortable rooms. bath. de4-4t
GOOD BLACK NANNY COOK; elegant
rooms. with board. central location. quiet
home, MRS. TILLMAN, Grant place
NV de4-3t
FOR RzNT-southern second floor room.
good boar zll ST nv. de4-3t
LARGE. south room. steam neat porcelain
bath. very reasonable for three young men:
good table Grant place nv. de4-5t
FRONT ROOM. steam heat: good board pTi
waite dining for two gentlemen or man and
wifTi no other boardeT5. lis 10Th st. first
fiat de4-3t
FIRST-CLAss ROOMS and board at SIC 5th
de4-6t
l0ls Sth sT. NW.-Two nicely furnished rooms,
second and third floors. front. with or with
out board. def-3t
FURNISHED or uafurnshed rooms FOR rent,
with oT without board. 1928 New YORK ave.
NV. de4-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. select table board
front and back parIor suitable for doctor
OF dentist steam heat; tTHnsients specially.
THE BENTON 3Ig q st. nv. de3-4t
SECOND FLOOR south front room. good
board, telephone stsviCe. SO X ST NV.
de2-5t
1903 NEW YORK AVE, opposite Corcorun
Art Gallery, minute from White House Fine
rooms excellent board DELFT
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FOUND

ONE POUND OF fancy mixed cakes. worth
zoe with every gallon OF our ice cream
all navors zoe and soc per gallon LACEY
COZ New York ave. NV, Phone Main S35.
no2O-tf
BARGAINS Ia satisfactory printing; 100 Whit
fuE's best wedding Invitations. s. 50s 100 su-
perhno wee ing bristol visiting cards 35c
j. 900 me business cards. note heads, en-
yelopes. $3.50. HAYS, sos / Fl. NV no2a S0t
FOURD-Ths way &C got rid Of rats. Set
BARCLAY, The Ferret Alau, s2I Louisians
ava mh2l-tt
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FOR RENT-APARTmENrs.

tOh hENI-COlored tenants OF best class;
new tW0-family apartments. four and nve
rooms and bath. SIS to sl7 9th and Virginia
ave. NV
FOX hENf-l034 9Th 81. ne. I'VE rooms and
JAIN, sas range rent, SIC per month, key n
grocery opposite. F. S. COLLINS co. Gnc).
703 18th g.. NV de4-3t
FOR RENT-TwO front apartments in THE
lOhAlNEr l4o4 Park ST.. Noun Pirasan.
Each nVe rooms and tiled bath. Price S3j
Inc Lorraine IL one OF the Alonzo o. Bliss
properties, thoroughly modern. conducted By
owner Agent visits property daily.
ing. 80 u st. NV. no26-tf
THE DORCHESTER. 18th ct ana Mary
land ave- sw.-fwo MONS and cabinet
Kitchen 80, ~, SIS: steam heat: elegant
baths' pubic laundry; JCnitOr service: tsle-
phone. etc. 18th 81. and Maryland ave sw
Reference required. KARRICK & NET
CALF. lSss q ST NV. n0l9-tf
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so Ct. Mocha and Java Coffee at % Cts.
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The Great Christmas Edition
OF the Sunday Times viii be out Deem
Der IL. Place your order now.
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For SALE-BICYCLES.

II You ARE THINKING OF buying a BIZ
cycle for Christmas. See q. T. HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. llS Pennsylvania ave. and 81
Il 81. NV. Reduced rates on all bicycles.
de4-5t
FOR sALE-LadIes' Bicycle. coaster perfect
snap. call y OF o. 1901 LIST ST. NV. de5-8t
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LOST

TOST-Package containing four photographs
and one glass negative Reward II returned
to /. s. SCHOFIELD, 2o29 P0rneT place
nv. II
TOST-Hanaaag between SIN and I'm. on \
st NV. Return bag and mirror, keep money.
100 18th II. nv. II
IOST-Saturday last, near New York ave
and 9Th st. lady's black hat. Return 10
G3I Sth st ne Reward. II
LOsT-On 9Th ST., lady's pocketbook, contains
ing S34: one $50 one $40. two g. bills. Finder
VIII please leave same al BOX AT. this Of
fee. and receive s. reward dr6-3t
LOST Pockst surgical instrument case. Re
ward If returned to 1912 II ST. ne. il
LOST-saturday evening between G ana II
SITS. on nth or on q 81. between nth and 9th,
diamond earring. Good reward II returned
to TIC nth St NV. de5-3t
LOsT-A gold breastpin IN shape OF a buckle.
Reward II returned TO MRS. PERCY $. Eos
TER 1927 81. de5-3t
LOST-strayed from 1903 Yale ST.. December
3. pet gray tiger cat Reward II returned 20
the above number. de5-2t
LOsT-FoG terrier; scar on side Liberal
reward. DANIEL GRADY. Lincoln ave and
V 81. ne, de4-9L
LOST-A black and white setter dog. with
black spots on nose. tag G-SI, $40 reward II
returned TO RAWLINS HUME, 1923 18Th 81,
NV deS-ot
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FOR RENT-STABLEs.

FOR RENT-Larse. warm brick stable low
rent az II 81 nv. ds5-3t
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Best Family Flour $3.50 Barrel.
73l 9TH ST. NV.