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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-08-05
DEMOCRATIC SPEECHES.
Notable Addresses Delivered IN
Fanueil Hall, Boston, Last Night.

|
Boston, August 2.-Despite the
Intense heat and humidity, more than
: two thousand persons crowded into
Fanueil hall last night TO hear w.
- Bou-ke Cochran, of New York, Gov.
E. F. C. Garvin, of Rhode Island and
> Charles Francis Adams, of this city,
z address a meeting called by the New
ENGLAND Anti-Imperialist league.
adherence to the democratic
-,Dlatforn," was the slogan Of the
speakers.
Gov. Garvin said: "Half cen
tury ago we came into contact with
another !Asiatic people. We found
them cut off from the world and con-
seouently away behind civilization,
We cultivated their friendship and
led them by our example, advice and
assistance to undertake the task OF ad-
vancing their own fortunes. Today,
as a direct result of the wise and con-
sistent action of two democratic ad-
ministrations Japan ranks with other
civilized nations, possesses q constr
tutional government adapted to her
needs. and has made greater progress
in all thar goes to make a nation
than any country in the world, not
excepting our own. Why could not
Admiral Dewey have been instructed
to do for the Philippines what Com
znodore Perry did for the Japanese?
Charles Francis Adams spoke in
part as follows: 'Important as the
question of imperialism is, | frankly
acknowledge that l am not one OF
those who regard it as of paramount
importance in the present canvass.
There are in my judgment other ISSUES
SUES involved more momentous and
quite as pressing. maintain there's no
issue before the American people so
important or so difficult to meet as
the issue of curbing the senate. The
oligarchic body has got to be brought
back to its proper functions IN the
machinery of government. or disaster
will result AS was predicted in the
early days of the constitution. por-
tiop of the legislature clothed with
share of executive functions: has
usurped functions one by one which
did not belong to it. until even ap-
pointments in the judiciary have been
turned over 70 members OF the sena-
toriak ring. There is no department
of the government today in which
that irresponsible chamber is not ac-
fuaIly supreme, under the operation
of what is known as the courtesy
of the senate
Congressman w. Bourke Cochran
was greeted with enthusiasm and
prolonged applause. I'VE have not
assembled to Suggest any new eSper-
iment in government" Mr.. Cochran
said; I'VE simply ask that the policy
of freedom, justice and liberty
established in Cuba which has proved
both creditable and profitable to us
which the Cuban people have found
source OF progress. beacon OF
freedom and a bulwark of order,
which the whole world applauds as a
most valuable contribution to civil
cation. shall be substituted Tor the
inperial$tic policy which mas proved
wasteful and discreditable to this
country in the Philippine islands.
"The decision of this question at
the polls will affect profoundly the
people of the Philippine islands bu;
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-08-05

The men who talk loudest about
the necessity of war are generally the
men who stay at home and finance
it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-08-05
C|eun Work Well Done is
Our Aim and Boost

We want your Collars, Cuffs and Shirts, and
anything else that needs to be cleansed. We
know how to do them as they should be, be
cause we have made a study Of the business.
and we have all Of the latest appliances that
are used in the most up-to-date plants A
trial bundle will convince the most critical that
we use only the best materials and sanitary
methods in washing the clothes.
Call and see the way your clothes are han
died.
TheNewberry Steun Laundry
Phone ll6.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-08-05

Ever notice how long the day is
when you start it off grumbling:
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Personal


MEN yy0rklugueu i mean, have chance
10 overcome JLeiT needs hy buying a suit OF
9verc1aJ slightly used from tne cheapest one
price store in town JUSTHtS OLD STAND.
5ls j. oe3--t-
PROFESSIONAL man. fine practice and inn
meusely wealthy. desires. Immediately. de-
serving. Industrious vile. address AIR
BROWN, lO8 Hudson ave. chicago, III DO
NINE. CATHERINE, Pianist and Card
Reader. slJ ~ D. ave. Doe g. loc with tllS ai-
MOIST
MADAME JEWELL. ~ sun 81. u7y-. psychic
palmist. card reader gives true readings. Do
PHYSICIANS aud that Chiclets aIlay tHlrat
ia fever cases 10
WANTED-AddT5sses OF willie Stotrs. JOAN
Manson. Joshua t.liWuul. who were work
ing al the KeusiuEtou Apartment House
I4th and clifton sls-- in November. 1919.
Address JOHN WARD. this once. uo2-sJ
NEWEST styles in mems clothing. furnish
iuEs and hats. Reasonable prices. PRIVILEGES
OF charging purchase. j. s. 81. EISElI ~,
$40 IJh 81 NV. ocsl-tf
MAIE. DAVIS CIairv1yauJ ana card Reader
l-zs 10Th 81. NV. ocll-sat
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
pa second floor. Colorado Building. lftr ANA
q sts-Never closed Absolutely reliable.
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Phone Z5zl Main. III
BRADFORD. Superintendent oczS-s1J
Full. DRESS ana Tuxedo suits 10 hirs 81
JULIUS COHEN, Il04 1th ST. nv. oe27-2Ct
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOC MON
EH on your III HNiIt RE. PIANO, DE-AN.
etc. i viii cali Address BOX 20, JaiE or
hGs- au-d-u
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FOR REFT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

$50 EAST CAPITOL. ST.-FuE1ishe5 or gH-
furnished roous5 heat and gas rent r=asal-
able. l-4-at
FOR EEET-Eu1us. furnished 9r lafur-
Hi=neI- cent raj. excellent uaiEIlaElI1l- ail
I1l-ls newly uaDeTHlf E9t-H.st-er H-stt5 pa-.a-
lain bath. eJc. ss- Indiana ave HH. MOIST
FOR REET-Tvo rooms. furnished OF lu-
furnished. 20 % ST. u"- uo5-st
FOR RENTED New York ave--I,l1ms for
light housekeeping one with private bath
FOR EENT-Oaa large second aoJr 'front.'
IUlu. no ST. So. MOIST
FOR REST-Tvo rooms. south front. enc
tire fourth door. gas heat and light, IHr-
uis1ed OF uufuruisaed- suitable Tor students.
FOR REST-Three rooms uG second io1r.
gas and bath on same floor cheap ta g1Ji.
clean tenant. cali after 200 p.lI-. l9ll ID 80.
EiFe minutes walk from Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing MOIST
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

sew YOEK AVE, COR 18TH ST
Having secured the 1ui-liEs formerly 0ccu-
1Lglly renovated it and UII now conduct
strictly high-cllss hotel Excellent cuisine
ana service. Large bright rooms t------
non - peg day ~ 9eli-51L
1881 O sT.-I.are= rooms. suitable fog tv8
or three. terms very reasonable excellent
TIE BROOKLYN. I4u II ST. uW--DlsaeI
October D.. Neat, attractive ro9ms- lle
le1le. tei@.i-1ue North ~. L.--.-
FOR HE1T--Furnlshed ro1us. vita OF sslr1-
ouy board rs A IS. Iof-5e
ROOMS, with board. central z3l Morgan
ST. uH-
Iao4 9th ST NW.-Iarze fr7ae room wen
heated suitable roE lH0. with board. 81
wees eacn. OF s. for one aos--t
NEW furnished mont room. with board for
Two. $40 per month zl5i * 70. Nv u1s-.L
Two LARGE ROOMS, furnished, aitl best
board. furnace heat ll-1 Sun S. NV
FOR REST-Sice bay slu1o4. rooms and
good table board; terms reasonable. - i s.
H". no2-st
OWNER Eas. fine room. best home ta5le.
porcelain bath. and every comfort. strictly
private family. SO f9E tFo gentlemen -
zIz2 ii ST. NT.-Ro0ms and board. sl5 per
month"; mechanics preferred br=4kIas-
clock. MOIST
ROOMS, with " without board: heat. ga
hatni 49,. s. week 81 % s. HE. u0z-st
sunny ROOM. second floor. front. home
c9ozlHz' - Der week - Rhode Island ave-
MOIST
FURNISHED ROOMS. ai-a or without Hlar5-
~ &eW York ave ua. MOIST
FOR EESI-rEIez large furnished E5lass
zu 'front.' EiLn or Ei-IJur board SoILleazr
corner ~ and j. SIS. uE- MOIST
ONE HAEDsO1IE ROJ15. private batns lrs-
lJl1s L4-a p4I-1r ana l--iI T15-l5 l1L-sE z-sr
heat yls 4 So ua- loL-1-
sECOED-sTORY front and back rooms. alta
board. - 4 81. uw- MOIST
FOR EEcl-5-8 l1rh 81 NV large newly
service terms reasonable oCsL--E
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FoR. Rent Mount Pleasant; convenient TO
ft -,l i,s mo- c6Iira neat So - So private
na4-sf 1913 ii"'i' ave
FOR RENT 49, Furnished. one. room; good
ne. no4--t
bIIns heat sl2-5l5 per month. 1903 l4th sc.
uw. lt
FOR EENT-Two pleasant furnished rooms.
second or third moor. reasonable % settled
couple $40 Rhode Island ave. ng4-2t
man. 80 New York ave. no-s-
FOX RENT-FurnfsHed ,-.-71Ie+e FOR house
Keeping two front re8us- uelt heat baths
uevi y papered- la-J g 81. ma n14-gt
rofs zEe.r-v-r, I---- -..-.------T, T,.-
'lt.F r---r1 ..ra 49, ,1-- lI.-.--. l-s--.
private family. I9l lady % laly ana maid.
address BOX so. this 1alcl. n54-5t
T----75 f77-,--7 49,
bails second floor front. s. week. central
80 5tn ST. uT- u1t-9-
zl,=- PEST On 49, g---.--7 5000
-.0-, +r.-Tf T---- ,g4-a -.sr I..--- .s-re r----
roo ETz-S---- . ----- 7----- ----- ~
-..r.r r-s-5rst.Is 7gig FL uu
.'l l, - a.. =. l--.=. zt,, -lrs .r
lFl- tre E7 81 --E-sr
FOR RENT-A large front nom. 20 man
ana .- "ils 1'- o' address -'l+ place
---------
-----.-.-
Wv -----'- -,urr.r,--r-,--r-yy
% door. with use u me BAH al5siaIas-
ST. uw.. Columbia Hsleall. - - sa1sFes
from l4Jh ST. and 2. square from llla 50.
s5 5.-.z- S-S-ss5s cars a',---
HAF r. nicely LulL-al=l mont ROOM steam
heat In private family, reteI-n-ess 1s1r
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wAErED-RooAIs

WANIED-Tlrea OF four uufuru.sleI rooms
or fiat. centrally located. light housekeeping.
Address BOX 40 this office. Dc
WANTED-Etoom. with use Of Kitchen. or
two rooms for light housekeeping. by me-
CEaul0 and Wifes $3.50 Der week. Address
BOX aed. this office lo5--t
WANIED-By young flau. room with priv
ieEa OF board any section Southeast. also
stable FOR one horse Address BOX 354. this
Office u95-zt
WAETED-Ong room lJT light uuuseheeu-
iusi with heat and gas. j. INGLEY. 40 X
81 ne. MOIST
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The examination OF witnesses and i'm
VeuLors OF ura-saElug apparatus has
been commenced by the board OF super
Flslug steamboat inspectors now ia ses-
sion iu the Offices OF Inspector General
Uhier. considering plans To improve the
present laws
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MISCELLANEOUS

LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly ss8
Lga Es-. l9a 1898 sta GO. us.- ua EIr-e-
satisfaction guaranteed. mail attended a..
1-l -aL u8s-7t
FANCY TAELDE-1faDE GOWNS. walking
l.t.E- and rraz5rIal-s9-. r-as.lal4e- ar quar-
alt=-l. Address FOX SIS. tHIs once
W. H-E E-IJ-seclut -nala UIauEs or sa.srs 10
place GA ground Tor storing sand and gravel
Illa-re 9E address laf 4 st. ue uaz-st
FURNITURE REPAIRING. upralzterfur. al
homes Address GRAHAM 10 5ta 81. NV.
uaz-zt
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- - -

While w. IL. Garrett. of 1890 u street
northeast. was dressing Tor dinner late
yesterday afternoon. some one fired &
not from revolver near his head. The
bullet smashed % pane of glass lu his
bedroom window ana lodged iU the wall
directly over his head. The police are
unable to account Tor the shooting.
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DENTISTRY.

OFFICE HOURS. am. 20 pm. DoorbeU
Tor All llEEl extracting. Examination ana
estimates free.
}EED DENTISTS.
MOTIF llL1 EeLEsy lEalla ave.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting:
u1 lalui look. feel. act- and last longer than
natural teeth. shrluken faces made normal.
pa51'a=s uAiuss. DIR j. l. WILSON. 1903 b
81. CC2s-zJr
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II Not one, Then Another

Eveu III you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the 500 second lIze lu The
Times great election contest
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR REST-Three OF four uufarnishsd
Eams, with heat. Eas. and bath light house
keeping cheap lIis New Jersey ave. NV
Lo3-sL
FOR RENTING desirable rooms second
floor with bath. reasonable GElt aouseyeep-
ing permitted i5J9 Marion ST. u"- lo4at
FOR RENTING lnflsaisHed second story
connecting rooms. porcelain tarH5 heat gas.
corner house so l-th ST. u-. Hol-zt
FOE RENTING uuflruisHad rooms Sec
oud floor. bath. heat. gas, central $40 month
zyl Morgan 81 n" ~
FOR RENT-FouI looms. small balcony. with
private bath. 81 30. ue-f opposite Capitol
ana Library u5+--t
FOR RENT-Two large. hne rooms; gas;
furnace heat hot Hesr=r- 10 Aa=zzeluzrLls
ave. me- ~
porcelain bath; light housekeeping I5ls sun
81 u2- d.
FOR RENT-Oue second moor uu1-ruishef
room. newly paDeTeas wei heated porcelain
tub. 54s Florida ave NV n1f--L
FOR RENT-At "a low price. three floors. ten
uufuruisled rooms 1908 q so. n"-. TWO doors
east II FaIais Royal apply Ola premises
between ana o. t-'-l- -.t-a-
ron RE>.T-gue uufuruisaad room. with gas
ana BATH Sd per month -s-z N st. NV
no8-zt
THE EIMORE APARTMENTS $40 nth ST.
Large, front alcoys part basement room
nod gas. water. private bell. and letter
5ag. sl-5J- JAELIDh 49t-5L
FOR FENT-Four bright. newly paPerei
and painted rooms southern exposure. Izlt
housekeeping. 1850 tlFe't1H ~ no..
FOR RENT - Two OF three unfurHlsaet
-a1rTs ION light housekeeping second floor
heat and gas Tor cpohiIE- 40 LStA 81. NV
uo5-5t
FOR RENT-Three unfuruished rooms, $50
lzls 5th st. NV most
T=oF FENT-Ts,o uufurulsueJ rooms. second
noor. heat. gas. and bath. references ez-
changed. loj5 Marion 81 L"-' 3isSi d Ni'ef-
ocs-at
r-g,t pEs--,-Tfr.- desirable unfurufsrsf
rooms. bath and gas. 700 l4th 81. ne. nos-st
FOR RENTING uufuulshed rooms. light
housekeeping. 5lS 81 81. NV nos-at
FOR RENT-Thres unfuulshed rooms. Sec
0ud hoor. heat ami gas SO per month. az
q 81. NV N1---t
FOR T-Uufuuished rooms. 500 j ST.
NV; steam heat. gas uos-3t
FOR RENT-Oue large second story south
front room. heat and gas L4lJ CuTC8Tau $50.
FOR RENT-Two large Easement rooms.
suitable FOR storage or Office $40 per month
6ls r St NV most
FOR RENT-Three uufuruisHed rooms. with
heat gas. and bath on floor. 1904 pa ST.
MOIST
FOR RENT-NIce large second floor rooms,
modern bath; good heat and light reason
able. 1924 I ST. NV MOIST
FOR RENT-FIat OF three rooms, uufur-
NV hn--1l
FOR -Uufuruished. two rooms thirI
floor. Ss. 7lI Rhode Island ave. nN- no--al
FOR RENTING bright uururHished r51msi
heat. gas bath. 1908 j. ST. sW- MOIST
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Secretary Morton has approved the
action of the wage board which decided
thar the condition OF the labor market
did not justify any change ia wages al
navy yards Tor the six months VIII Cl
win end on January 4. 1870
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IJ's Impossible for bread 10 embCdy
higher ueurishins value than SCHEEID-
Err MAI Bread. Order it for the
sake OF the family health; coed groceIs-.
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Desk room. ELITE LAUNDRY
CO., 1901 @ ST. u"- n1--it
FOR RENT-Omce rooms iu the Evans
Huudiug. lHlG so 1924 New York ave. NV.
most centrally located rental very low. APP
pIy 90 JOHN o. EVANS. l424 New York
ava se2I-tf
BLISS BUILDING. 80 10 ST. uw--Very de-
HlTabIe offices. facing Capitol with heat,
lfght. and janitor service, tr1m IS per month
up Call OF write =. %. BLISS. Telephone
Last ga Asl-u
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-YOuug parrots. canaries. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. dogs cats. and pets OF all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer
-cHALD'S BIRD SlD ORE. TIZ IZUh ST. nW.
al- GaI H 81 ue ieZ1-tf
FOR sALE-Great dane male pup sIg AN
DREW u. HODGES. Government Printing
Or-ls, no4-2t
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The Black Arrow.

In next Sundays Times.
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wANrED-BICYCLEs.

WAETED-Fifty second hand bicycles; VIII
buv outright ard paw SPOT cash LEWIS
BICYCLE EXCHANGE. Boo SIN 50. NV.
uo2--t
WAETED-To buy every bicycle IN wash
IuEtou. IIg Pennsylvania ave NV. oc26-l5t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

yyysASTED-Hy chez cook. a place. best
yTANTED-Hy a middle-aged man, place as
-lElt #at-lmal on ali-T1lu1 man IN hotel
-dres5 BOX 4-1. this otlce no4-zt
- ASTED-By steward. experienced hotel OF
restaurant, situation able 20 take nun charge
OF kitchen Address BOX 80, tHis rfice- D.
VFA1TED-By coIore5 man. place 90 work
ia Che house, reference 10 Madison Court
send postal IT
yyANTED-By a respectable c8Iored man. a
situation t1 work iu store and drive wagon.
OF as -zu-llr ~ flats. Call or address s3l
yyANTED-P5sit.on as elevator man. best Of
reference from last place. Address 5a3 9th -.
WANTED-situauon as hrst-cIass waiter
German JUL WLIssINGER. -zl 81 81. NV
WASTED-PIace as arst-class waiter or but
ier- ~ man Win D years experience Aa-
dress aNi4si-tt. --.i efa 81. nN- -14--l
WAETED-By man ana wife. position on
farm Boz District or -tTy and wen eADerl-
eucel address AlEt--I@ AtsIttJ j.
TAETED-By a willing faithful bog II ls.
a place o. make himself useful 90 store OF
Office address BOX 80. this once II
WANTELD-Ey young c7Iored man. place In
private family as butter OBJ store porter
reference. lsl4 l-tH 81. uw. III
WANTED-Hg an aI-r1und gardener care
Of towers. shrubs ana vegetabies. also
iaHa5caDlHE. a. a., Box $50. this Office
i----
WAETED-By e1lareI man. married. place
as laHitgr. Address 30 5tn 81 &c. uo2-2-
WASTED-By competent English Instructor.
position as teacher lu school luriHF even
iHE-- address HJA a.4 tE-s once MOIST
wASrED-Hy young man. position as ROD
address ae-A ale- -Fl5 once H'a-'-
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LOCAL MENTION.

Beautiful 1905 Adv. Calendars on Dis
play Il2 Pa ave; low price; drop postal
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WANTED-Io buy stand IN Center Market.
Address BOX $50. LLls Office u15-3r
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LIBRARY PHARlIACT, ID ST. g. Pa ave. Sc.
~. c. FURR- cor 9lh and AId- ave. ne
VA G. GENINERs cor. lfth ana L SIS. nv.
= FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7tn St. Rhode
Island ave. and r ST. NV
CHAS. u. HOREU[C, CHRISTIAN Pharmacy
sW- cor qua ana II SITS NV.
". ARMSTRONG. cor 9Th and II SITS ne
EEaAs fL BLUE Elts ~ cap and i SIS ne
r. A. REITCE. -5th and III SITS
QELGLEI S PTARhIAEYr zlst and q stz- nv
OiDONNELf4 DRUG CO.. cor. sLh g. O sls- Sc
" H. CLARKE. L-ls 3-d ST. NV.
DODGE 81 co.. cor. 18th and j. NV
n T. BUTTS cor. 4rn 81. and Mass. ave NV
J. T. TAELOE. cor 9Lh and p SIS NV
n s. FEALX, NV. cor nth st. d Pa. ave, Sc
J. d CoBI-EN.lE. cor Ella ave q N. Cap 81
EUGENE u. NICHOLS. 1901 Ea ave. uW.
CHAS- - CAMPBELL. cor. 20 and p srs- ne
y. HUGO EISEe-ELZISs. cor 9Th a. 3 SITS sW-
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE - Bicycle. hrst-Class condition.
tires new. Cell sunday forenoon. 6I9 ii ST.
ra 10
FOR SALE-Lady's hlgh-sFads bicycle. fitted
WIN coaster brake as good new In
quire OF COLMAN BHEZ Cutler, 500 < 81
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SIS Ruby SeIf-feeder, Shopworn, SO.
A. E5erly's Sons. as I-h 81 uE
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FOR sALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

HARTFORD extra heavy tires S2.as, put on,
Hartford seconds. sI.gs put ou1 solar lamps.
sl-Jr sterling lamps, 5sC. Olive bicycles ntt-.i
with coaster brake and Hartford extra HeaF.
tire. $3.50. baby carriage tires. put uu9 SID
per set sth and J. CYCLE REPAIR. MOIST
FOR sALE-HARTFORD TIRES. Sl.S0. put
on. a.. r. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man.
Il5 penusy Vani@ ave. NV. MOIST
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wa "i4lE .r5aIl- eonfeetioHer in town to
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FOR RENT-FUREIsHED ROOMS.

FOR EEET-Aguut Pleasant convenient to
family no children l44s Howard ave.
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III ECC WANT % enter % 60 our OF dusi-
l=s5. san 1u I=- < bag ans sen AL kinds u
active reliable established b -zllesz. GRANT
PARISH las &-H E-rE zEEL oc--5lr
FOR sALE-S-1-a and fixtures. together Ct
separately Apply az "a and o. SIS. ua-
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wANrED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

NEANTED-TWe CONS. two cubic var
capacity. for hauling crushed stone EltE-N-
NAN COSSTRT CTION CO.. Slst and X SIS
NV MOIST
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Every body Is Going Into
The Times election contest. Are youF
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PRINTING

Always Bu5g-There' a Reason"
~. B. DARLING. PRINTER. sl3 IL ST. N.Y.
Phone Main IZI3-M Best Tor Price. Prompt
ness. and Satisfaction az1S-tf
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Repairs at Reasonable Prices.
c. u. Collins. Builder. as 18th 81. Phone
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Get in the Election Contest.
s. COO in gold 10 the winners.
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WANTEp-AGENrs

WANTED - EalFasz=rs T8 sell diamonds
watches. and al. ar-I-class leWelry and siI-
E=IE.are. either FOR cash aF liberal credit
-arr-s- bond required experience unn-ee--
aalrr collectors and cauF a-s=Is aca4aflted
-ir- good trade can better their positions.
push l7 fEe only requisite needed Apply
ElU.a ave- seI2-ua. fT-tf
ETED-Lali-s OF men OF good address.
goods sen on sight Address BOX sss ms
Once Has-5t
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AL--leILal DeaLA.
Everything tended 10 indicate that
FleUmiug b. k-eue. negro. from
North Caroline blew oa- tl= gas when
be went to bed ON Wednesday night an
rhe PC-rers' Exchange ll5 Sixth Street
ECrllWesL and after Coroner Eeytt
viewed the body yesterday he gave q
certificate of accidental death
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