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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26

.vs,,SA aDrowN va. RIVER SPRINGS. Score:
Leonardtown. 10. River Springs, g.
a i, 4tleas and embarrassing game of base
,a3i wa played upon the home grounds the
e,ar,,s,or of the 2Ist instant, resulting, as ex-
,,ootad in an overwhelming defeat OF the Riy-
a snrln0s baseball Club by the above score,
The only runs made by that SIDE peing naoe
through errors OF the home team.
vs.. CHARLOTTE HALL d. A.
Score: Leonardtown, II; Charlotte HAL
Military Academy, 10.
JIpon the 2Brd instant the above game was
h,aved on the home grounds, the score result
~ "a above. Far different was our feelings
Ehar upon the first occasion. IL had been
|oo,sed ABOUND that the G. II. NJ. A. had the best
|aam they eyer put in ball field. This rumor
|Iew around town, aud the writer was some
what Inclined 70 bct q the ''nonpMeils' 'of the
III. ~, "a. at 2 to 1,.he taking the long end,
q ~ Ned, however, puch as the result
70 his satisfaction, remembering that
|s,a sas HIT was better than "fQre sight" inc
10 fought, and successfully, an up
they going 20 places in the second
..s .,,.a,, ing the other side to scores runs.
10y .l a,., ,t.. ity of four. Our boys remem-
|.ns ~. roverh, mill disperandpm, !"
~ y 80. - not onlyovercame the lead,
y m0, M s. II. result showed II not being
y wou 80 ,s.',h last half of the ninth In,
SeAsa.s - r =, ,roh utility the victory would
'ns. u = 81 80 -, larger majority. The
'snlt ID all the more q ouilo ~.
AZ our boys only had a weeA plaoloe NJ my
n. M. A. boys had been ',pa' ~ spi'ns,
'orous errors occurred On $3.50 $3.50 I, Az" ~.
ia 10 DO expected The On p'Asan =, = mu,-
n for the q. ii. M. A tea q ana ,na1 q y. -
'ot, AZ and Connolly we're q pecially notice
|,le the victory Of our bOs : was al tne
ore remarkable, as we are in 'ormea !, avn, was
4 .lrst time Ia 10 or II years thai : y nAu pe'n
accomplished. - rov - nm
u were fair and just from his poin'' Of y, yls w
4 when told Of mistake he was only zoo
kady 10 change it. He was called ut.on y =
homents notice to 40. with no tisne y oss ~.
- new rules. brush up" Professor, on Lne
~ rules and we will never want better nun
Hlre than yourself. OooAsiVNADs
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A iRlp-van. Wrinkle Incident.

It's been a long time since the Civ
il War, but echoes OF that great con
ilict are still heard in the land. One
cupious incident occurred in this
city only the other day that was .
sequel to another happening Of 80
years ago.
1t was immediately after peace
had been declared that two Confed-
crate veterans, who had been re-
leased from Point Lookout, on the
Chesapeake, started to walk totheir
homes, on the Western Shore Of Ma
ryland. They walked ali the long
April forenoon, but when the sun
got high In the heavens one Of the
travellers grew weary and decided
that he would lie down on the gras-
sy bank and take nap.
The other one was anxious TO get
home and see the family he had been
so long parted from. and so he babe
his comrade farewell and went his
way.
And that was 80 years ago. In
the intervening time the soldiers
never met. but the other day as the
man who had persisted, fcotsore and
weary, in going on his way, passed
down Charles street he encountered
the man who had lain down by the
roadside to rest. They we're young
men when they parted, and now they
are elderly and gray, but they rec
ognized each other none the less,
and held out welcoming hands
eagerly to be grasped.
The man who had gone on spoke
first. did you have good nap?'
he asked gravely.
One of the men was John Il. Duke
Of St. Mary county; the other, Jno
! Downing, both members Of Compa
nv B, Second Maryland Infantry
I'd. S. "A. Baltimore Nesos, Nay 3
! 1904.
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Tuesday, May "a, 1904. asurt metz
ALI ihe officials present
AccoBDtr against estate u John n.
Buckler, paseed rs follows:
Baugh 4 Sons Company, SIf2, 10
Ramsey & EAlngcr, s0.l4
Joyner WITT 4 60, 12lIg.
Notes Of Jos. VI. Aattingly for sG2. %
aud SOS 80 against estate Of james H.
Mattiugly passed.
Tenth account 81 Charles Abel and r.
B. Al,eii, executors 81 james + Abel ex-
amined and passed aud distribution or.
dered.
Annual valuation Of the real estate 81
Benz. O. Mckay, deceased examined and
approved by Court
Court adjourned to Tuesday. June IL,
1904
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SHYLOCk

Shylock was the man who
wanted pound Of human
flesh. There are m an y
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver Of human flesh.
We viii send you couple Of
ounces free.
SCOTT a BOVINE. Chemists.
Aoo-4I5 Pearl Street. New York
spc. snd $500 OH druggists
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THE CHRISTIAN churches y

THE CHRISTIAN churches 1T
Constantinople, Turkey, and Yoka-
homa. Japan, have long used the
Longlhan q Martinez Paints for
painting their churches.
Liberal contributions Of L. q NJ.
Paint will be given for such purpose
wherever church is located
r. M. Scotield, Harris Springs, S.
G., writes, Il painted our old home
stead with Il. Il M. twenty-six years
ago Not painted since looks bet
ter than houses painted 10 the la
four years.
w. 3. Barr, Charleston, w
writes. Painted Frankenburgl
with L. & III. shows better thana.
buildings here have ever done
stands out as though vanished. and
actual cost Of paint was less than
81 20 per gallon Wears and covers
like gold,
These Celebrated Paints are sold
by 9. r. Palmer, Palmer, J. G.
Craddock, Jarboesville. q. w. John
son, Solom0ns.
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whltnundnx I'D 81. Iohn,n.

Yesterday was rct letter day for the chill
drcn OF -. Johns Parish, in the morning A.
: O'Clock Mass. In the afternoon ~ J.sp avery
pretty May Procession, consisting a about 100
childrsp, tSpk placo. Tho line vas formed IN
tbe laFgo saefisty, the young people marching
down the middle asle, around The church.
thence 70 the ualH ALTAR. Miss Qaoenic Wise
WIS Queen ~ May, attended ~ Misses neyua.
dine Huassll aud IdllIhp Wilkinson a. maids uf
honor. large statue ~ The nlessed Virgin
waa carried by Misses Mary Thompson, Alma
Abell. Violet Burroughs and kpama bur
roughs. Tho exercises 10 The church Included
tho singing o. tho hiany. tbs browning % ihc
statue of the blessed Virgin, an address bv the
pastor. followed ~ Iscnedietion o. the Islea.
ard sAramement. a large crowd atlensd. .
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public
Sale on
SATURDAY, May 2s, 1901
(if the weather be fair, II not, thon
MONDAY. May 3Oth, at Pearson
Wharf, without reserve, the follow
ing personal property
] Good Horse, ! Top Buggy, / Rim
about, ! One-horse Wagon, Rid
ing Saddle, Small Boat, with
oars and oarlocks. A Tot or Har-
ness, Oak Bedroom Suite. .lsWal-
nut Bedroom Suite, White Imam.
el Bedstead. Marble top Bureaus
and Stands, Oak Writing Desk,
Oak China Closet, Oak Writing
Desk aud Bookcase combined.
Walnut Buffet, marble slab. 3 wire
bed springs, ] Oak Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine, No. 2,
Mattresses. ! BlneilaIne on Stove,
new, parlor Organ, good as new,
] Morris Chair, Parlor aud Dining
room Furniture, Carpets, Mating
and Rugs, Walnut and Oak Stands,
A lot Of Silyerwarc, etc., aud many
other articles TOO numerous 10
mention.
Sale 10 commence az AM Terms,
CASH. Il. REEDY,
May 10 lids Pearson, Md.
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SHORTHAND
in so Days.

Boyd Is Syllable Shorthand IS the
shortest cut 10 prosperity ever IN
vented. Only 2 characters. Ne
ruled lines or standings.
Thousands Of openings awaiting
lirst.class operators. Easily aequir.
ed ai home.
Complete frst lesson, one fourth
the entire course, sent 10 any al
dress for two z cont stamps, proYids
cd you mention this paper.
Chicago Correspondence Schools,
Incorporated,
HAtssnai Life Building. CHICAGO. III
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Hicks says.

Hicks. the observer, says
have statements from large pum-
Der of secretaries from insurance
companies stating that they have
never been called upon to pay loss
caused by lightning when the build
ing was properly rodded, and one
OF them writes ms that ia 1897 his
company paid so losses; 81 Of these
we're caused by lightning, and were
unprotected by rods. Have your
buildings rodded at once. Gro.
MoCULLY will do the work and do i
well See adv
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LOcalEiSe and Otherwise.

Mccormick repairs will be kept,
this year at ]. J Norris Store, Great
Mills.
Cur farmers are awaiting sea
son" to begin planting their tobac-
co crops.
Cherry trees, throughout the coun-
ty, indicate an unusually large yield
this year.
Lack Of space compells US to hold
over for q future issue the favors OF
esteemed correspondents.
Recently Judge William I. Bailey
killed a bald eagle that measure 6
feet, 8 inches from tip to tip.
Mrs. Mary Diggs, OF Charles coun-
ty, is visiting her daughter, Miss
Deborah Diggs, at ST. Mary's AGA
deny
Next Monday, May 30, is Decora-
tion Day and legal holiday. The
Bank OF st. Mary 5 will be closed on
- ay--
Mrs. Lucy Spaldng aud Mrs. H.
b. deWaal. Of Leonardtown, have re-
tnrned from a visit to relatives in
Washington.
The new firm OF Tippett, Johnson
& Foxwell has begun bushes at
|. Capt. Lawrence's old stand. Their
advertisement willappear next week.
Charles S. Grason, Esq, has ac-
cepted the invitation TO address the
Graduating Glass Of st. Mary's Fe-
male Seminary, June 10Th, proximo.
Mrs. Philip +. Edelen, of Balti-
imore, is visiting her sister Mrs. 10.
II. Morgan, Leonardtown. Mrs.
& Edelen S many friends here are de-
lighted to see her.
We are in receipt fan invitation to
Che commencement OF Charlotte Hall
Academy. The commemorative
cises will be held this year from
June 9th TO the 9th.
The Supervisors of Elections met
Tuesday. j. c. Cawood, was sworn
ia, and the 1903 ballots were burned.
3 Chas. II Lucas was unanimously
elected clerk 10 the Boad.
Dir. r. X. Gibbons. formerly locat-
cd at Mechanicsville, has removed
to Laurel DR.. Gibbons is a plea
SAINT gentleman and a good dentist
and we wish him success in his new
& home.
On our first page we print two
letters on State Appropriations.
From "Publicola" we are pleased to
.AaaEp that it was foreign to his pur-.
pose TO introduce the subject OF re-
iqion or sects into discussion, and
we assure him that we appreciate
his kind references. Space will not
now permit us to say more.
On Monday, the 10th, instant, the
body Of Capt. Marcellus Ward, who
was drowned last November, came
ashore at Cedar Point. Capt. L. f.
Miles notified J.. Nota Readmond and
Mr.. Readmond identified the body
and had it buried by undertaken
Goodrich, in Cedar Point graveyard,
Rev. Mr.. James, OF the M. T.. Church,
conducting the funeral services.
LII the pocket OF Capt Ward Is cloth
ling were found three letters-two
from his wife and one to his wife
q bunch of keys, pair of gold eye
glasses and an account book.
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Made to order Clothing.

L. A. Jones & Son have their new
Spring samples and can have you
spring suit made to fit you. We
have q fine stock Of Boys suits which
,ce are going b sch regardless ofcost.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26
St. Al6vsius Church.

At ST. Aloysius Church, Leonardtown
on Whit-Sunday, children Of st. Alary'a
Academy made their First Holy Commu-
Mon at the O'Clock Mass. The choir
rendered appropriate music, There was
no music az the 10 O'Clock Mass,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-05-26
"Thn Ilnsy Corner.e

A visit 20 our store will convince
you we have been studying your
wants and have the new Spring
goods that are in style. We are all
ways glad 10 mail you samples or an
swer any inquiries and carry full
stock OF Dress Goods, Millinery,
Notions, Shoes, Furniture. Mattings,
Picture Frames, Sewing Machines,
Men s and Boys Shirts, Collars and
Neckwear.
+. A. J0HEs q Son.
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strawberry Festival.

me ladies' win give strawberry Fes-
,yal. for the benefit Of SO. George sernrch
Il Wednesday, June LIST, 1904 atSp M
i the grove adjoining the church YARD.
All Are cordially invited to attend. Ice
.4eam and refreshments in abundance
BY order Of Committee,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

More than a reasonable indulgence harlHg
been granted. Haa time sUl4rin6f fus payment
having einHassd since fso death ~ the late
janice VI. Abcii, aud the hinpF hn!rs aREinN
become ~ are. the undersigned RxeeuiprN ~
the late James Vi. Aisgll atum a thcig usst1 10
enforce the settlement ~ The estate ~ speed.
ly ns may he ia accord with reason arid sauud
Judgment. therefore tho cFaditara af lhe said
fwtafr are hereby ndtlgrd 20 arrange fer aei-
tlenenl Of their Indebtedness - AkitfkM hRH
isf. PltoxINo. otherwise collection will &c co.
forced ny pfoccas Of law,
liY order.
CHARLES AnELL.
kNOCH y. AIELL.
Mas s~.gHs Executors.
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DO YOU DEPOSIT IN
THE NATIoNAL gANE Of sT. MAR,YsG

WHAT ARE your EXPENSES 2
very much eaalert0 keep track
OF ones personal expenses when
bills are paddy check. 1t makes
the Bank DO most Of tn book
keeping, and IL furnishes a legal
voucher of as q record Oh every
cont paid out, II You are think
ing of opening d bank account call
az the ST. MARYfS NATIONAL
BANK and CONSULT with It's officers
You are sure 10 receive prompt.
courteous treatment DO your ars
count large ok email. 1ulx w
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win keep constantly on hand at
Ieonar town wharf fullsupply Of
BOARDS. sCANTIIN0, WEATHER
BOARDING. FLOORING PALTNGs.
DREssEDsBOARDs SHINGLES, SO.
All orders for Lumber. Doors. Sash.
Lathf, Lime and Hair promptly at
tended to.
Fw- CASH upon delivery at yard.
IuiY stfs JOS. n. MEAL.
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Mccormick repairs will be kept,
this year at J. J. Norris Store, Great
Mills.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-YouHg parrots canaries. rab-
bits, guinea pigs. dogs cats. and pets OF all
Kinds Binds boarded for the summer.
sCHMID'S bird STORE. ~ 18th 81, NV.
and 81 ID 81. ie@0-u
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Wants Jury Trial.

Demand for a jury trial was made in
the Police Court today by Richard
Watts. a negro coal dealer. with an of
fee and yard at 222 C. Street southwest
who was charged with violating the
weight and measure law In two in
stances.
IL Is alleged that at one time within
the Tast week he sold 1910 pounds Of
coal FOR j. 100 pounds and I'm another case
sold l05 pounds FOR I130. Assistant
SealeT OF Weights and Measures Leo 5.
EchOleDthal. who caused the arrest
Gays this practice has been resOrted 10
bY a number OF small dealers in coal
and NOR arrests are likely 70 follow.
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Thrown From Vehicle.

Thrown from his buggy when his
horse SHE'D yesterday afternoon. j. ".
Erleker, fOrty-thTee years Old. of ul2
South Capitol Street. was severely In
5ured about the back and also received
a painful scalp wound He received
treatment al the Casualty Hospital and
was later removed 10 his home by
friends.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Oysters in Good Condition

Arrive daily from my own beds, near
Lynn Haven Bay, shucked on premises
here. i viii meet the price Of all COM
petitOrs with better quality stock No
cold storage or preventative used.
Wholesale sos e St NV Retail 1916
7th NV. II ELLSWORTH LANDS.
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Keep the Room Warn.
DENTISTRY.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dental once Is67 q
81 NV. 20 10 A. graduate Harvard Univsr-
F!ty Dental School. iSlZJ Telephone North
ll5J r. noL5-i4t
YOU NEED good teeth 20 enjoy ThaEksgfv-
ing and Xmas 30 don't hold on longer. low
rates now. VERO DENTISTS. Ills PennsyI-
vania ave: hours a. M % 8 p. m.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting;
40 pain; look, feel, acts and last longer than
natural teeth. shUuuken faces made normal.
painless nllinEs. DIR. J. l. WILSON. 1908 r
81. NV, ocZa- 500
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FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR RENT-One large store. 1498 Park ST.
near l4thi large show windows. hot-WaIeF
neat % -
ONE fine store. with large basement. g
II 81. ne. near Government Printing OF
nee ~
no11-tf
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. 81 70 up; house painting;
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. ess II 81
ne Phone =. 1881. u0I7-3t
IMMENSE STOCk-Eeautiful new wall pa
pers. just arrived paperhauRing painting
grainiugi lowest prices; legal guarantee COW
ers all work. postal brings samples GnI IS
Inmates free. ". v MAHoNEY COS Pa
Iase. sc. Telephone East IA Il. n0l5-7t
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Do YOU KNOW the advertising value 81 a
Beautiful line Of samples sent on recefpf -
postal. prices reasonable. A calendar is never
destroyed Address REX TAB, 30s 7th 81. ne.
ugIs-Ef 49, -
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], Richard Riggles, Liquid Granite
Fer floors Paint store, s27 9Th ST. NV.
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Havenner's "WafeIettes,"
The Purest and Daintiest Of Crackers.

Always see that your table is supplied
with HaVeuner's Wv f6Tettes." They're
made of the very finest mateTials-crisp.
dainty, and delicious. Excellent for serv-
ing with soups, oysters, and salads. In
'aerute' packages. All grocers.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE


W ANIED-I}y a neat co!ored girl place as
chamoermaid. Call $50 26th st. NV. II
w ANIED-LaundFy work TO do at home or
out l6lS 18th 81. NV. II
WANfED-By a young lady. typewTiting 10
40 az nome. Address BOX l29 this ohlce
nol9, n o.
WANIED-By a good seamstTess. plain sew
ing 70 do AZ home; childFen's clothes spe-
ciaily- Address BOX 100 this office.
nol9.Z1,22
WANTED-A capable house maid and wait
ress- Apply at 1880 Cincinnati 81. II
WHO WANTS a good. capable stenographor
ana typewriter. Address BOX ll9, this OF
hce. noI9-3f
WANfED-I3y young lady. position as stem
oBTaphcr and typewriter or office clerk Ad-
dress BOX li2, this office. nol8-Zl
MANTED-Iaundry work at home; tirst-elass
B-6 L ST. nv. nOlS-2t
WANTED-By = reliable colored woman.
washing 10 take home Cali 81 10th 81. Sc.
Hul7-3t
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Knocked down by a bicycle AT Four
tcenth Street and New York Avenue
northwest, Miss =. r. Althemer, OF 683
Ninth Street northwest. was painfully
injured about the arms and bruised
about the body about $50 O'Clock last
night
Burdock Atkins. a messenger boy. liv-
ing at III FogF-and-a-Iialf Street
southwest. was riding the wheel He
said the accident was unavoidable and
no arrest was made.
Try Reisingers Ice Cream. It's Best.
s. gal. SOC y gal % G st. Phone NJ.
2s61
J. N. Fowler, Expert Sewing Machine
Repairer Send postal. 81 81.
Keep the Room Warm.
Drums 70 III over your lamp. 81. Gas
Heaters 10 m on bracket CSC s5c
Gl6 18th. c. 4. Muddiman g. Co. l2O4 G
When You Want a Cut
or anYthins-Joyce Engraving Co. Star Bldg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
H6I.sTERING-Best work; lowest prices
carpets made and laid H. q. CONN. lzZ3
7Jh 81. nv. il,-2-2t
w ANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies or Eentlemen.s. Also shoes
80 hats Address postal and / Will call any
hour IL TARSHES. 1905 tn a. nv. Phone
North 40. se2s-e0t
wANTED-s. KEBEsRCY. 1906 TIN ct. NV.
VIII nav the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
EeHts'. and chiIdren's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and EiA
call. oe4-s1t
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de
sire 10 bet the election can secure The
highest cash prices FOR Old Bo!d. silver. Ola,
mOuds. watches. and other hns jewelry al
ABRAHAMs. 4s3 sth 81. nv. IyZs-lsJt
WANTED Furniture. carpets. etc; buying
contents OF houses a specially: liberal spot
cash prices. mail orders given prompt At
tentiOn- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP, 40
10th st NV. no2-5ot
wANTED-Mors babies 10 photograph IN our
NURSERY STUDIO. We oner the best pic
lures that can be- made Of children al a mod
crate price. AS the holidays approach Il viii
be more difflcuit 70 get work out on time.
Come now and avoid the rush. We have some
novelties ia special designs for Christmas
and the New Year. BOYCE STUDIO. 1925
7 81. NV. nOls-3t
wANTED-Ten or twelve large. young dry
cows state condition and where can DO
seen. Address BOX l0s. this office. noI8-3t
WANTED-To buy ola feather beds II.
MARKS. sJ7 TN 81 nols-3t
WANTED-second-ha hand pool table. Tor cash.
Address BOX So, this once. uOls-5t
WANTED - Immediately. good second hand
porcelain bathtub. Address BOX 100. this Of
nee. nOl8-8t
VVANTED-5O0 heads OF families 10 buy sew
Ing machines OF us, from S. up. 6Dc weekly
payments. OPPENHEIMEKS 8. 5ls Sth 81.
NV, noiT-3t
WANTED-To buy secondhand Remington
no. 6 typewriter. IA good condition. also
diaphragm mimeOgraphi state price Address
BOX s.. this Office noi1-st
VANTED-To buy a cash register; reason
able price. STORE. 18th and 3 SITS. Sc.
nol7-3t
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR CASTOR clothing
and shoes: drop postal and Will call IL
GEWIZ 1908 TIN ~. nv. nOi5-l5t
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR sALE-Racycle. in perfect condition
50l 18th 81. Be. II
FOR sALB-Chainless Columbia. sneH. Ram
bier. Racycls and 100 others. good as new
We need the room. &. T.. HUNTER Tho
Bicycle Man. 81 Il 81. NV, ll2 Pennsylvania
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FOR SALE-One brougham. cheap Apply
1881 18th II. NV. noI9-ft
FOR SALE-A large horse. suitable for any
kind OF work. So Il 81, ne. II
FOR sALE-Good work horse; bay. Tor s5a
1871 nth 81 NV nolg3t
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FOR RENT-SThBLES.
FOR RENT-Large brick stable; room for
four horses; low rent f32 II ST. NV
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FOR RENT-A brick stable IN the rear Of
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La "A Pk -a4.OY. "a st. & Pa ave. 80.
" - sURR cor gth and Nd. ave. ne
VA. y. GENTN.sR, cor. 18th and u SITS. nv.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave. and X st NV.
CHAS. g HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor 9Th and al SITS. NV
". ARMSTRONG, cor 9TH and II SITS ne.
CHAS. Ii BLUMER. N Cap and X SITS. ne
r A. NEITCH. 10th and 81 sts. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and . SITS. nv
O'DONNELL DRUG CO., cor. sth s. G sts- &c.
". Il CLARKE, 1918 S2d 81. NV.
DODGE a. CO. cor. 18th and / NV.
II T. BUTTS, cor. 4th e. and Mass ave. NV.
]. 7. TAYLOE, cor. eth and SITS NV.
81. S. FEALY, NV. cor, l1th 81. & Pa ave Sc.
J. D. COBLENrZ, cor. Fla. ave s n. Cap. 81.
EUGENE r.. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
CHAR. b. CAMPBELL. cor. "a ana y SITS ne.
Y HUGO EISENBEISS. cor. 9TH & , SITS. Hw.
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WANTED-To arrange with a person 10 take
furniture for house for roomers: reference
Address BOX I41. this office nois-zt
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BURY's PHARMACY, cor. Moaros and JET
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