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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-08-27
"JiM CROW" RULE At ATLANTIC?
Guards Prevent colored Bathers From
Using Upper Beach.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. 24.-"JIm
Crow" law has been established in At
lantic City besides forbidden spooping
and the wearing of abbreviated bath
ing suits.
Going from the cottage in st. Kath-
crime place, where she is employed by
Mrs. Gasney, of Philadelphia, Martha
Waller. colored. went to the beach for
a bath. A life guard employed by the
city informed the girl that orders had
been issued to keep all cOlored bathcrs
from the upper section Of the beach
while there were white people In the
water.
At police headquarters, where she
went to investigate. she was told that
nothing to that effect has been ordered
and 1t was supposed the beach was still
free to all. But later on a party Of
seven colored bathers was ordered from
the water between Young's and the
Auditorium pier. ana they were the
only bathers of that hue in sight.
With the coming of the Jim Crow"
order officers have been detailed TO
pace up and down the strand to arrest
all "spooners" and to warn all those
who may look as though they are liable
to spoon. The order is being received
with indignation by the colored bath
ers. and many of them have decided To
ignore the warning of the guards IN
order that test may be made OF the
case
Fell From Steamer and Drowned.
Baltimore. Md. Aug. 24.-Leo Wink.
Ter. 9 years old. fell from the hurricane
deck of the steamer Louise while en-
route to Colchester Beach. an eastern
shore family resort, and was drowned
before the steamer could be stopped
and assistance rendered him. The lit
tie fellow essayed to catch a cord at
tached to a kite which some one on a
lower deck was flying. lost his balance
and fell into the Chesapeake Bay. His
body was recovered and brought to his
parents home In this city
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-08-27
ROBLEY d. JONES. Attorney.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Orphan s
Court for Worcester County, Mary land.
letters of administration OH the person
al estate of
ELIZABETH HARMON, (colored)
late of Worcester County. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber. on or before the 23d day
of February, 1905. They may other.
wise by law be excluded from all bene-
fits Of the said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given un-
der my hand this 23d day of August,
1904. ROBLEY ID. JONES,
Administrator
Test: EDWARD p. DAVIS,
Aug 27th 3t. Register of Wills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-08-27
Girl Accidentally Shoots Boy.

New York. Aug. 25. = Pasquale
Aquino 16 years old. while walking In
East 14th street. was shot and in
stantly killed by Sadie Montford. Is
year-old girl. The girl had picked up
revolver and was standing before a
window examining it when she acci.
dentally pulled the trigger and the
bullet struck Aqu'no. passing through
his brain. The girl was arrested and
tainted three times on the way to the
police station. She was released or
hail
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-08-27
Judges And Clerks Of Election for
Worcester County.

In pursuance of the Acts of Assembly
i'm such cases made and provided the
Board of Election Supervisors for Wor-
Worcester County, Maryland. hereby
gives notice Of the names of the persons
appointed Judges and Clerks of Election
for the several Election Districts of said
Worcester County, together with their
places of residence. as follows:
District No. |. J. Henry Young,
Dem., VIM. s. Schoolfield. Rep. POGO
moke City.
District No. 2 Levi J. Brimer, Jr.,
Dem.. Stephen H. Wilson. Rep. Snow
Hill.
District No. 8. George E. Henry.
DEM. Levin d. Collins. Rep, Berlin.
District M. 4 Samuel I. b wen.
Dem. George j. Powell, Sr, Rep I.
District No 5. WIN. H. Collins. Dem. l..
Theodore Kitchen. Rep. Bishopville
District No. 6. VIM NJ. Sirman. Dem :.
VIM. T. Parsons, Rep, Snow Hill.
District No. z. Nathaniel J. Pusey.
DEM. Elijah J. Powell. Rep. Cor
bin
District No. s. Geo. H. Sharpley.
DEM, VIM. +. Tull. Rep. Stockton.
District No. o. Henry T Davidson.
Dem. Daniel w. Babcock, Rep. Berlin.
District No. 1. Samuel NJ. Crnckett,
Dem. James b. Hopkins, Rep, POGO
mOke City.
District No.2. Chas. A. Clarke, ,Dm i.
George w. Vincent. Rep Snow Hill
District No. 8 Emory 4. Bell. Jr f,
Dem. Henry O. Connaway. Jr.. Rep .
Berlin.
District No 4. John L Mason. Dem :.
John ID. Dilworth. Rep. Newark.
District No. 5. Timothy Rayne, Jr.,
Dem. John La,chum. Rep Bishopville.
District No. o. VIM. Sidney Jones.
Dem. VIM X. Truitt. Rep. Wilton.
District M. z. Dewitt West. Snow
Hill, Dem. james A. White, Rep,
Whitesburg.
Dem. Samuel J. Trader. Rep. Stockton.
District No. o. VIM. E.Thomas. Ber-
lin. DEM, Milton Dale, Rep, Whaley-
vile.
Any complaints against the fitness or
qualification of the said persons must br
preferred in writing and filed with the
Board of Supervisors ON or before the
3Oth day Of August. A ID. 1904. at 1890
o'clock -. M. and said complaints will
be promptly examined
URIAH +. SHOCKLEY. President
EDWARD ii. BENSON.
ALGERNON q. HILL,
Supervisors of Election for Wor-
cester County. Maryland.
JOHN w. STATION Clerk.
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ALBERT CONSTABLE IS DEAD
Maryland Lawyer Shot BY Highway
man Dies In HOSPITAL.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. 23-Albert Con-
stable, a well-known lawyer. OF Elk
ton. Md, who was shot and robbed ny
a highwayman near his home Iast
week, died at the Union Protestant
hospital. in this city. The police of
Cecil county, reinforced by Baltimore
detectives. have thus far been unable
to capture the murderer. for whose az
rest and conviction a reward of S1:5J
has been offered by the county and
family of Mr.. Constable.
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PANIC AT ASUNCION
Foreigners In All Parts Of Paraguay
Are Leaving Under Protection.

Are Leaving Onoer Frotection.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. 25.-The panic
at Asuncion is indescribable. Foreign
ers in all parts of Paraguay are leav-
ing. under the protection of the dipIo-
matte corps.
Preparations for hostilities and nc
gotiations looking to the settlement of
the questions at issue between the rev.
olutionists and the government are
proceeding simultaneously.
The belief is growing that the gov
ernment must yield. The rumOr that
land engagement has been fought be-
tween the revolutionists and govern
ment troops. resulting in the defeat of
the latter and the capture of 400 hen.
as announced in these dispatches. have
not yet been confirmed
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School Board Held For Court.

Pottsville. Pa. Aug. 24.-The mem
bers of the Frackville school board
were held for court by Squire McCool,
on the charge of misde "anor in Of
flee. The basis of the rye is that
the board failed to dismiss Professor
Miller. principal of the high school.
who is charged with immortality.
Fish Rock Camp. said to have been
the most beautiful and expensive camp
in the Adirondack Mountains. has been
destroyed by fire.
The Supreme Lodge. Knights of Py-
thias. will hold their next biennial en-
campment at New Orleons the third
Tuesday in September. 1906.
Monday, August 22.
At least seven lives are known to
have been lost in a food that swept
Globe. Ariz.. and the surrounding
country.
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cuidi;s Successor Appointed.

Rome. Aug. 25.-The pope has rati-
fed the appointment of Father AmbrOz
Agius. the Maltese Benedictine. as the
apostolic delegate to the Philippines.
in succession to the late Archbishop
GAidi.
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Port Arthur to Be stoessel's Tomb.

London. Aug. 23.-According to the
Moscow correspondent of the Morning
Post. Lieutenant General Stoessel con-
cluded telegram to an intimate friend
there with the words: Farewell for.
ever. Port Arthur will be my tomb"
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Don't forget the b. q. q A. Ry.
Co.'S. popular Thursday Excursions to
Ocean City. Go and take dip in the
Ocean. Special low rates.
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ICE CREAM! !

Joseph Schaefer. The Baker and Ice
Cream Manufacturer, is again at Ocean
CITY for the season, in an enlarged aud
vastly improved building with largely
increased manufacturing capacity. Be
sure to 60 there for the best aud freshest
Bread. Cakes. Pies, Ice Cream. etc.
Schaefer knows all about the Bakery
business and he will do your baking sat
isfactorily, and deliver your orders
promptly. Leave your orders with me.
Ice cream and dairy lunches served from
my establishment on Baltimore avenue.
opposite the Atlantic Hotel. Quality
and refreshment in each plate and pack
age.
Joseph Schaefer,
Ocean City, I'D.
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COLD N HEAD
CrOWnJeWel
PlOW

For Riding or Walking. invented and
patented by Preston p. Townsend. of
Newark. Nd, is guaranteed to turn the
ground over aud the growth under bet
ter than any other plow on the market,
and is of lighter draft than any riding
plow. Machine will carry either one or
two plows. just as desired. from No. 10
to No. 20 Oliver Chilled Plows. and is
guaranteed not to be choked ont of the
ground like the majority OF plows. Any
defect in the machine repaired at the
inventors expense. Terms made salts
factory so purchaser.
For sale by the inventor,
PIP. TOWNSEND, Newark, Nd.
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A FAKER AT THE G. A P

Gen. W W Blackmar the new com
mander-ln-ch.ef OF the q. A r. vygs
talking 10 group OF soldiers in Boston
" hen faker came uD and held 1uf fo,
inspection rusty old sword.
Look at IT, gents" he said: examine
IL close. IL Is the sword that Lee sur
rendered 20 Grant. You can have IL Tor
Go along with you" said one OF the
soldiers sternly-"GO long with you You
can't fool us"
The faker hurried away and Gen
ElaCkmaF said
That was, indeed. an Impudeut fraud
wasn't az IL reminds me or the frauds
ihat were practiced on the old relic
shows that used 20 Doe q feature of cOuu-
lrE fairs.
Ar a country fair ln my youth there
was "a show devoted almost entirely 10
BIBLICAL relies. ] wish you could have
seen the faded cloth. the rusty nails and
The brass Jewels that did duty seyeraIIy
Tor piece or S0lgm0n's robe ana ear
ring OF The Queen OF Shrba. AbsaIOm's
halrpln- David s sling. and so on lu the
place OF honor hung "a sword. and the
Snowman said.
This .s the sword that BALKAN was
going 90 KIN his ASS with
But. / mterposed Il thought that
BALKAN had no sword. 1 thought he
only wished FOR one
You're right said the Snowman:
this d. the sword he wished for San
Antonio Cfexas) Express.
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TWO FOOTPADS ATTACK
MAN IN ANACOSTIA
They Knock Him Down, Rob Him, and
Leave Him Insensible in
the Snow.

Knocked insensible and robbed Of his
pocketbOok containing about so. and
his hat and watch. George W. Orem, OF
z2S Fillmore Street. Anacostia, was found
lying Ia the snow at the intersection
of. Jefferson and Monroe Streets, Ana
costa His head was severely cut. and
Lis face Was also bruised.
Mr. Orem says he was Ola his way
home when some one struck him a blow
on the head from behind. He remem-
beers his hat lying on. but recoIlects
nothing more. Those who found him
say he was hatless when they came
upon him, and his pockets We're turned
wrong side out. He had been In the
snow for some time and suffered MUCH
from exhaustion.
The police say thew learned that two
Young men assaulted and robbed Mr.
Jren. one OF them wore a white and
blGe aWrdle ana was OF more than me
clum height The other was an aver
age-siZed young man with Tgbt bsir
ana wore long black coat. a derby had
anu "a low collar. They boarded a.
Alacustla car coming 10 Washington
ABOUT clock yesterday morning. and
We're the only passengers on the car
both talked freely with the conductor
ana one or them told the fare collector
that they had knocked a man down and
t,'>s-i li-a lolL- 4Hry also told him
where they intended going after reach
ing tie city.
The police looked for the pajr hart
could not ma them. About Z O'cI0rk
yesterday morning they were sen
ABOARD a Ninth street car going north
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Four rooms. bath. and cellar; /
1918 18th II. NV. A. ID. ADDISON. sos 18th /
81. NV. nO5-7J /
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THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.

A noted hOrsedeaIer was awakened
ore night by thunderstorm Being
somewhat timid he aWoke his wife. with
Sarah Sarah. do you suppose the
daVs or Judgment has Gomez
shut up YOU fool. was the affec-
Tomato reply. chow can the day or
Judgment come in the night '- Birmiug-
ham fEnglandj Post
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HELP TANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-At once. experienced busbelmau:
man OF woman lIos zlst ~. NV delz-et
OS-ATTENTION-Au white boys
and girls or Seventh and Eighth grades Of
public school VIII hear or something 20 their
advantage by sending their parents and
their own names and addresses 20 BOX 555.
this Office daII-gt
WANTED-Aour holiday job may mean
winter job Tor you IN Washington. then
comes the Inauguration. Oh what a chance
this D.! For % cents will ofrer YOU po-
sitiuns. AMERICAN HOMESEEKEKS AS
ISOLATION Nnc.J, 4i9 10Th 81. NV. deI0-gt
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WAATED-YouHg man wishes position with
electric repair company willing worker,
salary no object, until proficiency shown
wishes opportunity for learning how 10 re-
PAIR various electrical apparatus. Address
Bon o.ir This ONCE delZ-5t
WANTED-By stenographer ana typewriter.
position with Influential person or hmi good
references furnished. Address BOX 5IG. thts
office II
WANTED-Ey settled white man. delivering
oF Collecting. with good horse and wagon
can furnish bond and references. Address
BOX 5ls. this Office. n
WANTED By "a c0l0rrd man. place as house
man % driver 20 Fomeroy ST.. NV II
WASTED-By "a reliable and willing an
round cliorei man. place as cook Address
500 Isl 81 $50. u
WANTED-By urst-class uaperhauEer. work
D. day. Job. or piece all work guaranteed
address D. J.. w. 40 isth 81. NV. del2-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az barkeeper. best ref
ereHcesi for winter small pay. Address BOX
"a tnls once. del2-2t
WANTED-A place in store or hotel. work
OF ans kind. can give good reference. col
oTed. Address 50 Fepton 81 ne. II
NANTED-By Young man p years old Worl
Of any kind. Address FOX 573. this once
it
WANTED-We have head waters chefs
stewards, housekeepeIs, ami other competent
people Tor engagement l..t serve YOU
AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' AsSOCIA-
TlON GncJ. flS 10Th 81 Phone 85ls Main
del2-zt
WANTED-By young white man, work OF
any kind. Railroad ave. Anacostia u. a.
deiI-st
WANTED-By settled white man. employ
ment u. \. D.. This once. dell-st
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FOUND.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED 200 cheaper than other
hrIns. work guaranteed Address postal II
HEN TIT. Gil East Capitol q. deIO-3t
IMMENSE STOCK-Beautiful new wall pa
pers, Just arrived paperl.anging, painting,
granting, lowest prices. legal guarantee COW
FRS all work. postal brings samples and es-
inmates free W. v MAHONEY, COS Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. Telephone East ll4-F
1e5-4t
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Dead Letter Sale in Progress

Daily within our rooms. 1927 and 1929 G
ST, at 10 a. IN. and p. m. through the
week. Eight thousand packages 10 sell,
ana IL would interest you 10 see how We
sell. collect payment. and deliver tFem
al the rate Of about 200 per hour Every
body invited. Separate carpeted room,
with chairs for ladies. WILSON 4
MAYERS, Auctioneers.
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SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE

WANTED-By colored dFessmaker, work
with dTessnaker oT sewing ia family zJ1g III
"a. nw. delg-st
WANTED-By a laundress washing al nom.
100 New Jersey ave. NV. "a
WANTED-By young giTi. a place: no
washing. leis ooylngton 81. dels-st
WANTED-By a reliable eoIored girl. 10 do
general housewOrk. stay nights. IFS % a.
s@- del2-2t
WANTED-lauudry work 10 take home Nv
c0lored woman. - SIN 81. nv. u
WANTED-Hy respectable coIored Woman.
general houseWoTk. 1920 New Jersey ave
NV IN
wANTED-Place in private family. 42l \.
a. nw- IL
WANTED-By demOnstrator, saIeswoman.
executive business experience high grade
uIst-class food any location, reference Il
LLYEWELLYN "a State II. east. Savannah
Ga. il
WANTED-situation in family: general house.
work Il2S lsth 81. NV II
WARNING 90 housekeepers. Holidays. your
servants may quit you then whatT Why
give as your order nov. we'll have some In
reserve. AMERICAN HOMEsEEKERs' AS
sOclATlON NlncJ. 4ls 10th II. NV. dei2-2J
WANTED-skirts and dresses 70 make: shirt
waists from 81 up: satisfaction guaranteed.
apply 4l4 y ~. NV. de6-tf
WANTED-By a good. honest girl. place 10
assist ia light housew0rk. 1910 4th 81. NV.
de3-l4t
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Doors and Windows Weather Stripped.
G.. ID. Collins. 7l9 18Th. Phone or postal.
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR RENT-Very desirable apartment. hve
rooms and bath. 3Je Florida ave. NV. one
months rent free MOORE s. HILL lnc.t.
~ l4th 81. nv. de!y-st
FOR RENT
NEW TWO-FA AIILY APARTMENTS.
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS,
PORCELAIN BATH.
81. sI9 and so.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. BET. 9th AND STA
SITS. ECkINGTON-
AT PROMPTLY AND SECURE THE BEST.
+. H. SMITH CO,
l4Js New York ave. Bond Building
Ge9-tf
FOR BENT-Colored tenants OF best class
EeW tWO-family apartments. four and i've
rooms and bath, SIS TO Sl7. 25th and Virginia
ave. NV.
te6-tf KARRICK q METCALF. 1883 C st.
Fer RENT-Two front apartments IN THE
l-CRAlNE. 1904 Park ST, Mount Peasant
Zach hVe rooms and tiled bath. Price. SIS.
Inc Lorraine is one Of the AlonzO .. Bliss
Properties. thoroughly modern, cOnducted b.
owner. Agent visits property daily.
See Janltor or ". +. COWEN, Bliss Build
ing. s. b st. NV. no36-tf
THE DORCHESTER. 18th st. and Mary
iahd ave. sw.-'two rooms and cabinet
kitchen, 50, sl2 SIS; steam heat; elegant
baths. public laundry; JanitOr service: teie-
phone etc. 18th st. ana Maryland ave. sw.
reference required. kAItRlck * NET
CALF. l333 = 81. NV. nolg-tf
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LOCAL MENTION.
Gas Radiators OnIv -.

Neat style. good make. prompt delivery.
&c 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. l20i @.
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FOR lighthouses.

rOK KES1-
THolAAS J. FISHER & CO. INC.
REAL Estate, LOANS, AND INSuR-
ANCE. I4l4 ST. y. W.
TELEPHONES 81 2ls AND Il. asa
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-Horses 20 board: feed hay and
corn splendid. warm farm barn s. per
month; reference required. II. " BELT.
ClaTke's Gap. LOudOuu Co.. Va. delZ-aJ
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WANTED-GeneraI houseWoTker in family "i |
three adults. stay nights Call tonight ll-0 |
East Capitol 81. IL
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PAYING grocery for sale. IN a good To-
Cality, al a reasonable price Inquire PERS-
KIN al Delaware ave. sW deI-It
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What Is the Ideal Food ?

Authorities are agreed that Schneider's
Malt Bread Is the nearest approach 10
the perfect food. The most nOurishing
and appetiZlnE, GrOceFs', 5 cents
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FOR RENT-l9a5 u st. nw.f convenient To-
cality: 8 rooms. porcelain bath. etc. now
being papsred and painted throughout
IS per month.
uo-6-f
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$500 FOuT-Tube Gas Radiator, sI.9o.
A Eberly's Sons. us 9Th ST. NV.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREg We store Tor 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-42O- 80
D. IA 81. nv. Phone Main i229. de2s0t
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ANACOSTIA.

EURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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l. lay Gould's TOYS, Favors. Tinsel.

Wonders for Children's Christmas.
Ninth Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISCELLANEOUS.
wANTED-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money-HOPWOOD. sth aEa X deli-2t
A MAN HUNG around my place ana va,
convinced that / gave the highest prices for
old gold. silver. diamonds. watches, pawn
tickets. etc ABRAHAA'S. 433 sth ST. NV.
yyANTED-Highest cash prices paia FOR worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and l will ceU any
hour .. TARSHEs. 1908 TN ST NV Phone
North 40. no25-5ot
WANTED or z1a-horsepower boiler. Ad-
dress 1908 II 81. deI2-5t
WANTED-To buy OLD feather beds H.
WANTED-s Second hand pigeon-hole pool ia
Die. Address Bon 566. this Office del2-5t
HIGH PRICES PAID for CASTOR ciothing
and shoes; drop postal and will call. II
GEWIkZ los 9th 81. NV dee-l5t
WANTED-To buy furniture: best cash prices
paid. BOSTON BARGAIN HOUSE. 6l6 T.
81, nv. dell-Jt
wANTED-For cash. old gold diamonds.
coins. silVeTWaTe. antiques. furniture etc
Business confidential. Address BOX 54s. this
ONCE. del0-5Jt
HAVE YOUR POCFETBOOKS and fancy
leather goods made and repaired BY CHAS
+. KRITsCH. AZ nh 81. nv. deli-st
WANTED-To buy a good secondhand hoist
ing engine. with or without boiler JOHN
MILLER & co. 18Th ana q SITS. delO-3.
WANTED-TO rent. up-t0-date cash registers
over holiday season. 6lS r ST. NV. afl.-3t
WASTED-Six or twelve complete window
frames, small panes and blinds. Address
BOX 525. this ONCE de'9-3t
WANTED-Furnituco. carpets. etc. buying
contents Of houses speciality: liberal spot
cash prices; mail orders given prompt at
tsntiOn- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 4IO
10th st. NV. de- BOT
WANTED-S. KEBESkY, 1906 7tn 81. NV.
Will pay the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
gents. and cnildren's. cast-on clothing and
shoes ana hats Address u postal and / will
call Oc4-eJt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED-Descrptions and prices OF rooms
ioI the inauguration. 10 take 10 a large city
Address BOX 51s this office. Ii
WANIED-INo uufuruished rooms Tor mar
Iied couple, state price Address HO& $50,
this office deI2-st
NANIED-Large UNFINISHED. south front
room or Two smaller ones, by lady, f0T
ST. NV. dclO-gt
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

IL YOU WISH 10 buy or sell your farm or.
suburban property, call ana our list.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Cll
r ST. delO-3t
FOR sALE-A nice little farm cheap 20
quick buyer; near Vienna, Va Address BOX
80, this Office. del0 q
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APARTMENTS.

FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION. STODDERT, THE
Is. & @. THE MAURX. AND
THE REGINA.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENTS N THE PORTLAND.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-1AONA-A@AdEAAALOOo.
PIANO TUNING. $3.50: factory expert. JAS.
r. DURITY, 3o5 l2th 81. Sc. del2-3t
TPHOLSTERISG-Be work: lowest prices;
carpets made and laid. II. q. CONN. 1923
lth 81 de list
TO RENT or sell. No. , Remington type
writer, cheap cash. CalI after evenings.
455 q ~. NV. deio-3t
THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP IRON AND
METAL &C. We pay the highest prices Tor
junk and secondhand furniture: stoves,
feather beds. and clothing specially. Send
postal 10 800 Goth 81. NV. Phone W. go.
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LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly I42s / NV.
now f70 Mass. ave NV no hmei satisfac-
ton guaranteed. mail attended TO- 30c pair.
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WANTED-Borses 10 board during winter
months on Wig MIA farm rates s. per month.
Inquire at DAItNE & PRESGRANES STA
BILE. corner SsL and NJ SITS. deT-7t
NEE HONG low & co. Chinese Restau-
rant Ladies aud gentlemen; private rooms
for ladies' dining room, second floor 702
Florida ave. corner 7th ST. NV. MOY SUE.
Manager. DELFT
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR HENT-store; two rooms. bath and eel
lar isls l2th 81. NV A -. ADDISON
SJs llJh 81 nv. de7-TI
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Honest. energetic people "a
agents: fine commission guaranteed none but
those meaning business need apply. Address
BOX 571 this Office. II