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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
One Of Major Fenn's passive, Incon-
v~erlience and Beneficent Laws"

Major Fem, in a recent interview in the Lewiston Tribune, takes occasion
o present himself and the reserve officials with several large bouquets The
superintendent said in part in speaking of the policy of the reserve: 'This pol
icy involves more than what lis immediate and transitory; it necesshMes looking
to the future and exercising a watchfuL soicnHous careo those interests which
in time to come will determine whether Or not those who come after us shall be
d happy and prosperous people. The forest reserve law contemplates the great
est good to the greatest number, and those who are prone % object to its ap-
application in a particular locality, should, before passing final Judgment, pause
and consider whether they are animated by a desire to promote the general well
fare, present and prospective, Oh temporary selfish interest, aroused to action
by some passive inconvenience, occasoned by the application of a benefcent
law to conditions which it is the purpose to improve and make permanently
more Statutory"
Below we publish a sample of the passive inconvenience" which was to
have been cystaized into a "benefcient law had the people of the various
mining districts not made such vigorous representations to the bureau of forest
~, through their representatives at Washington, as % secure the promise of
the authorities of its speedy abrogathn. In connection with this matter it
might be well to state that the bureau wa evidently unaware, net only of the
regulations, but also of the peoples objections thereto. This, too, notwthstadd-
ing the fact that the superintendent was compelled to resort to subterfuge in
order to induce the business men to apply for the permit or Especial privilege, "
alleging that it vas merely a matter of form, he mentioned no bond Or penalty
atan ass attaching thereto, nor in any sense whatever. Well knowing, presuma-
bly,, that no permits would, nor in reason, could, be asked under such terms,
That these pemist were applied for at all speaks well for the majors dplo-
matte attainments. Our reason for rehashng this is % let the public know the
reasono of wi present attitude toward the Bitter Root forest reserve. We hold
it to be a self evident fact that n 10 n man, however well meaning and consci-
E. A. Hitchcock may be, and probably is, a very goodman and a good admins
traitor, but he must act through Eeutenantss, Like a mechanic, the quality of
his work is dependent upon the quality of his tools and politicians do not make
good administrative aides
No, restore us to the public domain IS before; let the reserve be governed
by the state or give is a code of laws applicable % the peculiar position you say
we occupy, but nj more humbugry gentlemen, if you please.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13

compliance with the laws and regula-
tions aforesaid, and on the event Oh
failure on my part to do and perform
any of the requirements h~ereinbefore
set forth, then in such event, said bona
is to declared forfeited and the permls-
sion hereinbefore granted and all PRIV
ileges Hereunder shall cease and Ter
inmate. It is further agreed and UNI
derstood that the permission herein
granted is subjected to revocation by
the Secretary of the interior, IN his
discretion, at any time, n~otwithstand-
ing the period for which this agreement
is approved may not have then expired
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13

this kind at this place.
II. Never to harbor evil-minded
persons or persons of bad repute.
10. That 1 will pay the United
States for any and all damage sustain
ed by reason of my use and occupation
of said forest reserve regardless of the
u or circumstances under which
such damage may occur.
l further agree to execute a bond,
running to the United States, with APP
proved sureties, in the sum of One
Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the
payment of any and all damage, as
aforesaid, and for the faithful perfor-
nance of this agreement and strict
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
Special Privileges.

ecution of their duties by furnishing in
formation and actual help in cases of
emergency.
a. To do all in my power to prevent
forest fires and to assist in fighting the
same without writing to be called upon
to do so by the proper officer.
5. Never to kill game out of season
or otherwise violate the game laws.
6. Not to purchase game, pelts or
skins when there is good reason to be-
lieve hat the game laws have been
violated in the capture of these arti-
cles.
Z. To obey cheerfully and at all
times the rules and regulations pres
cribed by the Department for the gov
eminent of forest reserves.
g. To conduct my business in a prop
er, honest manner, satisfactory to the
public which is to be served thereby.
9. To refrain from excessive
charges.
10. To keep a clean and orderly
place.
IL. To keep a satisfactory stock of
goods, so that there may exist nc rea-
son for additional establishments Of
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
To My Friends and Acquaintance:

Following the line of thought suggested by the old gentleman
who brought his weak-minded son to a newspaper Office, with the
request that he be made an editor, urging his fitness therefor, on
the lines of his unftness for anything else, | have taken an inter-
est in the Elk City MINING News. AS to the superiority in might
claimed for the pen over the sword, 1 am not competent to judge,
except, insofar as an instrument for cutting corn, it seems to me
the sword would be much the most effective, but l never tried TO
cut corn with a pen. You will doubtless agree with me that the
point to establish is the superiority Of the pen over the single-jack.
However the controversy may terminate, it is indisputable that the
pen has one great point in its favor, it does not weigh as much.
Hoping your endurance and patience are as great as I think they
are, remain, yours truly,
j. L. C. MCCAFFREY.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
Bitter Root Forest Reserve.
CONTRACT.

This contract is hereby entered into
by and between John Doe, party of the
first part and the Secretary Of the H.
terror for the United States of America
party of the second part, for the priv
lege of occupying about acres of
land in the Bitter Root Forest Reserve,
and located as follows: On certain un-
surveyed land located and claimed by
j. c. Young as 2 homestead settlement.
Then follows e description of buildings
and business.)
The occupancy of said land and build
ings to be subject to any valid settle
ment claim thereto.
In consideration of this permit so
granted me, l, John Doe, promise and
agree to observe and obey the following
conditions and requirements:
l. To commit no tresspass on timber
or. otherwise.
2. Never to assist or encourage tres
pass of any kind by keeping or assist
ing t-respassers' or by purchasing timber
or other material obtained in t~resspass.
&. To assist forest officers in the ex.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
The ProspecGor's Soliloquy
s@SS~ aESa

love to roam the mountains
With shovel pick and pan,
And dig by the crystal fountain
That carries the golden sand.
l love to climb the snow tipped peak
And visit the home of the bear;
Though just the place a drone might seek
For a castle in the air.
IT'S my delight to stock the game,
So keen of sight and ear,
And with my seldom erring aim
Bring down the bounding deer.
loved those sports in 'boyhood's days
l love them no less still.
There's a charm for me in the wild birds laws.
And the song of the babbling rill.
l love to roam the forest wild,
Away from strife and care;
For feel that l am natures child
And happiest when l am here.
Here pause, allured by the warbler's laws
That chimes through the boughs above:
While my thoughts runs back to childhood's dav
When blessed with a mothers love.
When thoughts fit back to the days of wore.
When the heart no sorrow knew.
Then long to meet on the golden shore
Those friends so kind and true.
Those friends loved with a childish heart.
Though Wondering in the tomb,
Are yet as fresh on memory's chart
AS floral gems in bloom.
Danger turks on every side
AS through the wilds tramp.
And none can tell what may betide
Me, ere reach my camp,
l may meet death no distant dav-
Who'll tender me his dun
And when the debt l promptly paw
My race will then be run.
1t may be on the mountain, top,
Or in the canyon dark and deep.
Where am bid for aye to Stop
And take that solemn sleep.n.
No polished slab may bear MY name;
Or sculptor's art my fate portray.
Yet hope to greet my frieinds the same.
On the Resurrection day.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-13
He is to be Commended.

Senator Hepburn, in speaking on his IN the other hand, exchange worthless
Joint resolution directing the stay of all surrendered land within such reserves
proceedings now pending upon any APP for select white pine timber lands OF
|picaton to enter or patent any even great value.
numbered sections of the public lands 81 believe where the government de-
of the United States in lieu O odd num- ses to create a national park, is IN
bered sections surrendered by any rail the case of the Mt. Rainier park Oh res
road company, or its assigns, within the ervation, it should not compensate the
limits of any forest reserve, said: railroad company for its lands within
Congress, in it's generosity, has such reservation at the expense of pub
created immense national parks and lie lands lying within other states. We
forest reserves within the limits ofral- desire that Jul quota of public land
road land grants and has given the rail- contained within the boundaries OF the
roads the right tx select lands of like state shall not be diminished by any
character in lieu of it's lands included in such juggery. We need them for the
such reserves, thus giving the railroad homeseekes upon the future greatness
mission to go into other states Or terri And we do not desire that the railroad
tories and by locating such scrip upon land grant existing in or state shall be
even numbered sections create solid added to or multiplied as above set
blocks of holdings within its grant, or, OUT
that is being forced so arbitrarily upon Sc many western states and Territories by
this and the three proceeding administrations, oTenGby in response to the Cas-
sandra[ike prediction of a few simple minded academcans who saw the country
drifting to the "demmiton bow-wows' unless the people got busy and preserved
its snowbanks. When the facts of the case is, the system as developed SC far
lands already stripped of its tmbers, or untitled as such, for more desirable
lands in other states.
Should the senator's resolution cany-which of course it will motif is safe
to say there will be very few forest reserve established or continued in the fu-
ture. However it may come tut it must be admitted by all political creeds that
the senator is a very brave maj and a patriotic citizen. 1t must be regretted
here in Idaho that he has not been in the senate for the last twelve years, and
why the press of Idaho county is silent o. this matter is inexpHcable, unless we
accept the general opinion as the true one, and say the republicans re silent
through fear of the administration. The democrats, who arr pretty hungry in
the hope that they will be able to get their own front feet in the trough next
term.
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DENTISTRY.

WE BELIEVE in saving an teeth no.
slDle, and it must be a very bad one
that We cannot save. Consult US before
having them drawn. VERO DENTISTS
no Pennsylvania ave. NV oc8-tf
REMOVED-The dental once and resi-
dence of JOHN WARNER KEYES. ID
H. u. Harvard University, ~, 10 1902
. ST NV III desired, inyalids visited
az their residences. telephone North
uGQ-F. se27-15r
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No ex-
tracing; no pain; look feel. act. and
last longer than natural teeth; shrunken
faces made normal painless filings DIR
j. J.. wilson. 100 d 81. NV. se2S-s0r
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& .
Per month up. Call OF write A. o.
BLISS Telephone East 6z5 seI-tf
MONEY 10 LOAN OH REAL ESTATE
MONEY 40 LOAN on ~. g.. RIAL u.s.
TATE-L.0WesI rates OF interest Pay
meut on principal ia amounts or 500 or
more received an any interest period
THE r. IL SMITH COMPANY Bond
Building, nos New York ave. NV.
MONEY no LOAN on APPROVED
city real estate at 4. "a. ana Per cent
interest Special privileges with respect
10 pri0r payments Large amounts a
speciality. TYLER e. RUTHERFORD,
1891 81 NV uc+y-tt
MONEY TO LOAN-s2a0 20 5505. 90 ou ID.
q. Real Estate. Interest low and ala
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers
Wa. H. SAUNDERS q CO.
1901 u 81 ~.
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DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL PROF
WYEDHAM Confederate Vefrrtr-.
Hail entrance 43l Glth So. uwJ. livery
Tuesday and Friday evening BEGINNERS
class, 1896 advanced. $50 SOC Dor les
son, or aiN lessons. $3.50, with music
Glass now forming ocI-.r
PROF. L.. A. ACHER. u27 I0th 81 NV
Largest private academy iu WASHINGTON
Glasses Mondays Thursdays. and Eatur-
days. Oc5-Tt
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VIBRoPATHY

40 medicines administered. A new
safe. and pleasant treatment for de-
Etroying pain and removing congesUed
anu aenemic conditions. LocOmotor
pepsia. skin diseases, and deafness sue
cessfully treated. Consultation free
Prices moderate. Offices 1Z35 New York
Ave Hours, 10 70 q
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pR. WEIGHT. soeolallaL

Diagnoses Of obscure diseases. New treatment
for chronic diseases. Nervous prOstration, Ilng
troubles and dificuit diseases cured. Hours, 8
20 6 daily. Sunday, 3 20 l. Consultation free
557 18th nv. Phone North SIS F. iyz-d
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wANTED-sUBURBAN.

WANTED-A suburban home 20 rent. or
VIII buy near car line. Address BOX
800 this Office. Oc6-gr
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". z. sALpUs. az. u, Ph. b.
German Speolall3

on Mental. Nervous. Kidney. and all
Private Diseases, Chronic, and Acute.
Doctors service and medicine not over
s.. Consultation free. Tel. Main 2516. s. ~.
Cor. 9th and Il SIS. NV. Hours, 10 TO /,
TO g se23-30t
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sUBURBAN- PR-PERTY.

FOR SALE-At public auction, to nigh
est bidder. absolutely without reserve
very easy terms, on October II, 1904
at .. M new seVen-FOOm house; LARGE
cellar well Of pure water; barn, fruit
ana shade trees. and seven acres rich
-=FeI land, near Washington. On eIze-.
IrIc car line. For further Information
write 10 or call upon JAMES +. GLEN
ENIS. 1905 o ST. NV Oc6-Et
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs AND YARDS.

FOR RENT-15I4 2Sth ST. NV, large
Yards. stable. etc. cheap. Apply ca Q ST.
NV. oc6-2t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIEs
STOCKS, bonds, warehouse receipts. life
insurance policies, building and loan as
EOcla ton shares, and real estate trusts
WASHINGTON ASSIGNMENT Co.
eZ2-24 Bond Building aus-9et
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KooHINHALATIoNs

For Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Hay Fever. and CsIarrh. only place In
Washington for administratiOn OF ths
KOCH TREATMENT. Offices, 1925 New
York Ave. Consultation and trial treat
ment free
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FOR RENr-sroREs.

One large store, l404 Park ST. and 18th:
very large show windows; hOU-waLer
heat; price, $50. Two fine stores. with
large Easements, 48 II ST ne, near
Gov. Printing Office; price, s25 Fiat,
rooms and tiled bath. so So A o.
BL SIS. Bliss Building. IS Z ST. Tel e
DO ses-tf
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CHICKEN FARMS.

ONLY A FEW DESIRABLE LOCA-
TONS LEFT
Get one. and start right. we VIII
help you; only 10 minutes from city
Six and 0ne-Lalf cents Communication.
Terms s. monthly. don't wait: buy to-
day a country home. Information and
tTauspo Write at once and our
representative VIII cali ora you
$40 Colorado Building.
&. MOESON. Manager.
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FOUND

"OIR PRINTING TALKS" irs NOS
expensive; get some; y0uu he pleased.
HEIS, @ls i ST. NV. Oca-lJL
DON'T THROW your old hat away get
il renovated equal 10 new. kANDLI-,
Practical Halter, 1879 9Th 81. nv. Oca-5J
FOUNDERS for tender feet a. Sur
hers Patent Shoes made TO order Tor
men and women. az 18th ST. NV. Call
from j. 90 B. MISS COLE.
sel0-sa, suzno-l-t
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS in
the city al wa. HAUER S, 1923 Ill st.
ne SOC dozen in box CC4-5Jt
FOUND-The way 20 get ud OF rats
See BARCLAY. The terIyC Man. s..
Louisiana ave mh2l-tf
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR REST-A farm of 81 acres. al rails
church; suitable for trucking or general
ana large fruit Moderate rent. Apply
$50 18th ST. ocs-%t
FOR REET-TTuck farm u acres high
cultivation; 200 loads manure on place
this year. two houses; six rooms, cellar
nice uhree-room cottage good barn. s
cents fare, one hours drive 10 city. rent
either house and any part OF land. per
year OF longer. Address BOX 3l4. this
Office. oc5-5t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR RENT-At Berwyn.
Nd, q complete and elegant 9-ro0m
house, ali necessary OutbuilCiugs; four
acres Of ground, orchard, vineyard, and
All kinds OF berries very cheap. and
easy terms 10 careful tenant. JOHN
j. STEINER & CO, ca + ST. NV.
octet
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WESTWARD

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and st.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. +l-00 q. m-,
- 80 p. m.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
'l0s05 a. M, ~4.05 p. m-. 1878 night
PlII>BURG and CLEVELAND, tll5o0 a. M,
'9sl5 D. m., and +I2.sO night
COLUMBUS, 1870 =. m.
WHEELING. 1000 a. m.s 1880 p. I'd.
WINCHESTER, f'5:85 a. m-, 1905, $500
p.
ANNAPOLIS, week days, $500. 0:80 a. M,
1900 noon, 600 p. III. Sundays s:5j d. M,
TREDEWCK. ss8:85. ..sa.l5. s..1o.05. -+l1:o0
a. Ei., t+tI:I5, ff4;c5, $3.50 b. m.
HA6EkSlONN- F+l0:15 a. 200. and $500 Z, M.
Boyd and way points Hfs-35 atr8.15 a. m
s%'1:l5, $500, $3.50 FrrI0.I5. EsII:8J p. m.
LURAT and ELETOE, -4.15 p. m.
GAITHERSBUEG and way points. s-s.85,
strg:l5 a. Tu ssI2.59. r=-I-l5- '+ss-s6 $500
IS. eos, ss5.89 $3.50, sss1.85, a=sI0:l5, also
p. 10.
Washington Junction and way points, fts.25,
F9.l5 a. m.. ft-I.l5, 5000. $500 %. m.
TDaily. Except sunday. tF+sunday OF ~
Baggage called f1E and checked from hotels
and residences By Union Transfer Co., on orders
left az ticket offices, $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
New York ave. and 18th st., and at station.
s. B. HEGE. District Passenger Agent
ID. .. MARTIN, Manager Passenger TTlide-
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Dr.. EISK ELGIN.

E1PeFt N tTeatment Of private dissa8es, chEonle
aud acute. Both sexes All consultations con6-
Dental. Medicine furnished Prices moderate.
Hours, 20 ], 3 70 G, 7 70 9. Rooms, 1893
Pennsylvania ave Nv. Phone 81 1919 dels-tl
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WALL PAPER

WE CLEAN VAL PAPER. paIDf- and
frescoesi clean ind polish hardw05d
DIST. CLEANING CO., IS seatou 81.
NV. ocg-2t
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FOR sALE-AUT0M0BILEs.

BAEGAIN-15.S JllzmoaiIc runab8us.
storm APRON tarae lamps. morn. and
dos-a-dos seat. $3.50 Address AETDMO-
BILE, this olnce. Ocg-st
81 ANTEB-To trade. almost new 1904
Cadillac, model j., complete with lamrs
and horn. for CldsUolUe touring ear:
LAC. this office. gc#-.F
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LOsT-Black and dark green lap robe,
about Z.SJ Friday afternoon, II ST.. North
Capitol 10 5lh ST. ne. Reward III re-
turned to BARKER s. JONES, 485 & ST.
nW. u
LOST-Half-growu yellow and white
dog part bun and fox terrier answers
20 the name OF Boots. Reward IL re-
Ii
LOST-On New York or Massachusetts
ayes, las night, lady's purse, contain
ms small change, cards etc, suitable
reward ~ returned 70 - ON ST. NV. II
LOST-Ou Tuesday night. about $3.50,
right side OF head; body underneath COW
cred with black spots, collar and tag on
az time tag 68et. Reward II returned
70 z08 9th 81. Sc. Oes-at
LOST-A ladys black pocketbook. con-
tanning small amount of money and a
ring. valuable 10 owner on account of
associations. Liberal reward 81 ring IS
returned 10 ROOM l4l, Treasury De-
partmeut OcS-5t
LOST-Oct0ber T. near Princeton Laun-
wash leather glove Reward Tor re-
turn TO 1T. no. BOARD 1Ig 18th ST.
NV. NTH hOOr international Building.
OCo-5L
LOST-PaCkage in .tlu tube on George
town street car. addressed 20 DR.. j. :.
BauEumau. finder VIII please leave same
and receive reward, 10 J. S. BAtGH-
NAN. s5l Wash. Loan ana Trust Bldg
LOST-A Mystic Shrine pm. Reward
II returned 20 EMIL WETZEL, i2lz
Bates SO. NV. after q pm. OcI-5-
LCST-Three $40 notes, on October 4 or
g. Return 20 ROOM 23Z, General Land
Office. and get reward Ocj-3t
LOST-A plain gold heart-shapcd breast
pin. Reward IL left with CASHIER OF
Evening Star Newspaper. Oc6-3t
LOST-Lady's tan jacket, from Ana
costa 10 Pension Once. via PenusyI-
yauia Avenue bridge. Please notify or
return TO 155 Chestnut ST., AnacOsua.
8Ct-3E
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FOR SALE-FARMs

FOR sALE-Farm Of 1861 acres Two
dwellings; new barn. plenty fruit. nice
water three miles from station, j. from
Washington. snap. 81 900. TOW EE
------ ~ I'll IL Il IL ------
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PERSONAL

NINE. WALTON 1870 Trh ST. NV. Five
wears same address. Falmis- and card
reader. Good reading, Zoe. Open Sun
MaIE CATHERINE tells q good I0r-
tune for Z5c and soc 10 anyone with ta5s
adj gives luck. 80 New York ave
0Ch--L
NOW is THE TIME when w0rkiugmen
buy and now is when we offer them "a
suit OF oFercoat slightly used. tailor
made at the smallest kind of prices
JUSTHS OLD STAND. Gl5 ID. Oc3-lt
MAZE DAVIS. CIairvoyaut and Card
Reader 1z26 18Th ST. NV selO-3ut
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOU
MONEY on your FURNITURE. PIANO.
ORGAN, etc i will CALI Address BOX
go. This Office. au25-tf
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Suite zZL second floor. Colorado EuId-
ing, latin ana O. sLs.---age- closed ADJ
s5Iutely reliable strictly confidential
Phone Zlz5 Main III BRADFORD Sl-
p-riuteudeut. sgZT-s0L
CONSULT MADAME LILA ID. WIND
SCE, FLTeu0logisL aI5 yth ST. Books
cheap lLE-s=l gate. selU-5JL
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
$500 DOWN. 500 MONTH.
NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

A limited number OF lots. L5&l5U feet,
viii be sold al this beautiful, growing
seaside and health resort at $50, $40 $50,
and $50 each.
800 DOWN-Sl.0O MONTH
No Interest No Taxes.
Hotel. Hunting Clubhouse, Eighteen
Cottages already built.
Pure Artesian water
Don't delay BY so doing you will lose
the opportunity OF a lifetime
Train leaves District line Sunday, 10
o'clock. leaves Beach D. Ia. Free
wagODette tomorrow 10 North Ches-
apeake Beach For further Information
call at the office of the company 5lz j.
ST. NV. oce-zt
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


1lakjl III III p ~ j atAL 10 IalA-
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
1855 A. II. DAILE-Local for H4rrisouburg,
WaueutOB, DauVille, aud way stations.
1O.5l A. ~ DAILT-Washiugt1u and Florida
Limited EiEst-c-ass coaches and sleeper TO
Columbia, Savannah, and JacLs1HFkfe. Din
Ing Car service.
HIS A. b. DALY-United States Fast Mail
first-c-ass coaches and drawing room sleeper
TO New Orleans. DlliuE car service.
4:0l r. b. WEEK DAIS-Lo-aI for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas Branch.
1855 II. 81 DAILI-Lo-al Tor arrelr1u and
Charlottesville.
9;00 j. M. DALT-New York and Atlanta EE-
press First-clazs coach % Atlanta sleeper 10
Columbus via Atlanta Sunset tourist sleeper
Washington 10 san Francisco Mondays, We'd
ne=a4yz and Fridays. Dining car service Ia
carte.
1000 p. n. DAILY-Sew York and Memphis
Limited lVIa LyuChbuEg)- FiEs--llazs cuacl
and sleeping ear 90 Roanoke, hnJVV---e, Chat
tanocga, and Memphis sleeper % Sew Or
leans Dining Car service.
l0.45 J.. b. UAILf-M d,ilUErll and SOUTH
western Limited. All Pullman traius club and
observation cars 10 Atlanta and Macon; sleep
Crs 10 Augusta. Nashville Atlanta, Macon,
Memphis and NeH Orleans