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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

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seneinidBen bur6bro6enen &letbe bon
bnftt9er 9pngeeIeibe - einem 3unf<
tperf aus BEN 6dnben ibrer vBerle .
elmer &amme-iurafer" unD als ein3i=
gen S9mltd trug tie muir etfte berrllAe
2az5rdnce : Go1e i'm tpeiBfetbenen
8urtel unb beren Snfarnat auf ben
pei9en pfirfhnarteen.
IN Nbenb, 9ans!" begriiBte tie
ftrablenb ihren eriten SAT- unb fiigte
auf feinen benunbernben 8lid 6in3u:
nSetn feb' ib aus, mas? Meine &amz
n1ergans be9auptete fogdr: pie Elm
Sraum, tpDmit lie natiirlt9 mein&1eib
CEMENT bat. Menn's nur ni9t 10
~morosbiinne pdre - gum 8dumeflet7
tern uno 9rdbenipringen lit es jebenz
fats ni6t. Mber Der unterrod bon
bider peiBer @eibe gibt Der G6oie Ell
nen gepifen 9alt, bat tie gefagt -
paB mai auf, pie's nSroufrou" madt,
tpenn i4 gebe! Nber Dir miHen mir
eine 8lume fiirs 8nopflo9 fuden,
Sans = bort, Die rDia Nelfe aus Der
8afe. 90 = nun bift bu piffein!
@o'n @9niepel tt bod eigentlt9 elm
81 dummies &leibungsitiid, aber Dir
iiBt ct mie a~ngegofien. pupas S9niez
pei tparen linn INNER in Der SaiQe gu
fnr3. Jinben Sic nt9t audi, 5ran b.
8raBmann, boB Sans famos i'm Jrod
dusiteht2 OILS ob er fir i'm erfunben
mare"
sd iperbe mid in a9t nebmen unb
meinen Neffen gu feinen Ionitigen berz
porragenren gtgenf9aften audi mod
ettel ma9en," erfpiberte 5rau b. 9taB=
mann nibt obne 9o6n. rMuBerbem
TT baa Sob Tetner perion bod mebr
bic Sa6e feiner 8rdut."
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Wt14er ia tpeg," la9te Srir ieelenperz
gniigt. sd iebe nt9t Elm, tparum i6
aus meinem 6er5en cine MOrbergrube
MAIDEN fDa nnD erfenne an, tpp es mas
an3uerfennen gibt. Sic gum 8etipiel,
Srdu b. @roBmunn, feben 5tpar INNER
m~orosfetn aus, Geute aber gan5 EXTRA.
Jfa, bin i9 ni6t groBmiitbig2"
r@ebr!" faete 6rau b. @raBmann
troden. r8efonbers ba Der Nfoment
Der grtpartung bDn 9diten mei1t nt9t
Der Moment lit, um fi9 gegenfeitig
Compliments 81 MAIDEN. gliie bat
Sbr &leib aber pirfli6 gang perfect
gema6t!!"
nWie Elm Sraum," perTflirte Srir
ben per5iidten NugenauH9lag i6rer
3ofe. r9alt = Elm Wagen! Oas &a>
luoer aus Sreienmalb!"
u4alu - aber 6rdulein bon Dorn=
berg!"
nSDl6' bartfebrige 8reafs nit 2e=
bertu6plane nennt mar &olrber =
pdbrf9einli9 lit Der Musb>ud SEC
lef9e" gu fem fir fol9en Nffenfal ten,
erfldrte Srir unbepegt, yNun fteaer
Sic ft6 in Yoiitur, 5rau pon @raB=
mann, gum @mpfange . Sbren lie
ben Hi6ters nit ben bret Qulat5dea.
8itte, bas mar eSSbr Musbrud -"
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

bon mir, bob ih bib Mot fraye: Wa=
rum bait bu bid iber biefen Bunft
nibt porber perfihert. phe OH midi her
tpmmen IteBettg S@tpamm Drnper.
Sans Sru91eB fab nt9t aaein babin@
ter - bd2 = bas mrb mod BON an
berer Settle fomnten. unb pegen Der
iibrieen gbancen = petBt BIZ, MAJ
dame mere, baB bein glan eigentli9
cine berflu9te NieOertrd9tigfeit TT -
i6 meme bas = bds, mas bu mir 20
eben fuggerirt bai -
Sag mir etpas 8eHeres," Sif9te
tie, als er einbtelt.
Som p~rtboborer Meg, tpenn's
mDgli9 tpGre, tit mir iDmpathif4er,"
fagte er, bor einem @pieeel Salt MAJ
6enb unb Ietnen @9nurrbart 5ptr=
belnb. sd babe ndmli9 puncto ghre
ni9t mebr aa3upiel aufs Spiel gu fe=
BENZ gben barum9 Nu nee, eben
bespegen ni6t. Menn i9 pieber an
bic Spite fpmmen min, barf i6 BON
Der Drtboboren 2inie audi ni9t einen
9ettenpas ma9en- no, unb ods, mas
bu bprf6lGgft, mGre etgentli9 cine
ean5e 2anbpartie. Wtr haben ia mod
3eit = bteqei9t eelingt's bo9 auf
bem Mege u2abbfiGer" -. Iugenz
flappern 6at Big batp nod nidt berz
1agt. 6offentli9 bat bas MGbel mod
fetnen anberen i'm &opf - fretli9
bdnn 49,"
n9ann 1T bic rperfludte Nieber@
trd9tietett" Der lebte NDtbunfer," noaa
enbete Srau b. 9rabmann bitter.
SEA, ma" mabte er, unb binter If
rem SeReI tretenb, beugte er 5t9 gu ibr
berab. nWtrffi9 nidts mebr I'M
Spuritrumpf, Mamaa" fragte ct blinz
5elnb.
sd babe Dir nein @parfaFenbu9
se5eigt: Der lebte Heitbetrag 1T abge=
boben unb Dir, laut poftquittung, 5uz
gegangen!" erniberte tie bart.
SEA unb 5onf = irgenbpo liegt
bod nod mas auf Der boben &ante -
i4 bin ia groB, ib rei9e f9on hin<
auf!"
SD belize ni9ts, ni9ts in berWelt
mebr auBer ben paar elenben Oia@
mantringen unb bic brau9' t9 gum
Nuspub meines lteben Sd. Sreilt9-
@tmtlt tbut's au9, aber es fommt
benin 8erfuuf nt6t biel beraus. 9as
bab' i9 erfabren, als ib poriges Sabr
in meine 0iamantbrof9e @imilt fa5z
fen lieB."
uRas unb t9 babe mod fiinfaisMart
fiirftli8es 8ermDgen. 2angte faum
britter Site Bis 9amburg - ue=
berfabrt uber Die erpBe Pfibe muB
Damn natirlt9 auf 10 etnem Wa6er>
fubrtperf a6gearbeitet tperben -"
rWenn bu flug bift, fannit bu Dir
Oas erfpdren!"
n&lug! Oasu braudt man ni9t
Hug gu fein, Mumd9en, Ii cine aus
getpadfene, gepifenloie Ganaiue. Nm
gnbe ftbt bic aber in einem ---"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12
gpestaIfS tsnale.

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Srfen 0 G@Idee, suetter GIcrra, i
4tpettea Q S4Idge, hrttter AIarns,
Drtttes 2 S6Idee, bterter alarm.
i-s-1, Seter aus unb S4Lal4 aufeere21-
8 S4Idge, 8aHerSrif ab.
ID S4Idee, 10 t9r aaittae2.
6 Gie 70 besei4netea Gignale tperbea aAs bonn Ttaram
wdfter a~nse8eben b0 an BEN betrefeHbes S&rGbes
g~reasuneeR Feline MIarnstHfen a~naebra@s fsAs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12
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az Capital She Mub ~
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Ella SIfinpts nnb 90
215 Senate Mbe urb %
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21s Capital 9Ibe nlo &C.
21s 8roabipap unb 10.
2s1 SILinois unb 0tc2eaa
234 go. IA Gprisenbaus
2enfppGe lnb 80
e35 sJlinpiS nnb SO.
236 Mnnetta unb &c
2S7 SD. .. Sprisenb1 r<
11bels unb Haber
238 1beiL 2Gbber Rprfa
2S9 SiabeI nnh 81.
241 Wcrieiau unS a.
249* sainpis II ct. @EGc1
24s @Ibrioee unb IS.
312 @eit rub @alriit
313 @eft unb H.
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as Tsiiiouri iilIb SRic
AIS capital 9re- Georgia
416 @iHpuri II aentndpg,
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42s Dliber uRb Gsaoce
42s Norbbfe nnS Dore
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432 &iber Mne u. Rprris
4S4 Rtrer 9Ibe iinS Saai
435 Sarbtre u. Sig4&8
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521 Mertbiart tirth 9aTnseg
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624 Mabiior Mreu Stse0ga
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MIDI nufcernHH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

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u NQ. 8 Sprisenbans
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"a California II Serrrpns
IS 9IGte uaS 9etr Dort
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81 Gits 9DfpitaI
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8afbinstcn taabe 8eR
10 @esfenbprf u 8afb.
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IS Reribian u @aR
10 SLIinUis unb Dbie
~ Capitol 9tb. u @aIB
as Rtngan's @ortbnua
10 SsrnBenba5n Stale
B. @aBington Stt
81 Rc. 10 Sprisenhni.s
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81 @eit mrtS Mcgartb
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50 Neribian tsnb Rnb
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RarrEan6 nabe Net.
y Sheridan IL. Georgia.
70 Dseribinn utrb SOUTH
"A Tennf5L1 u. 2~pni1ano
az girgi:tie Gpe u. MLab.
70 9arptquartier.
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'S capital Mne nn6 DbtA
70 SO. 16 SprisenFaus
16. unb Gib.
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IS Central 9ne ut1b 15,
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27 BrpptfiSe unb Surttes
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81 MIabenta urtb H.
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So MIaban1n ans N1rtl
81 Ietumda1r .lto 49,
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80 Cornell Mne ilr1b ID.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

Srirens Diner mar, mas bic leibltz
6en Semitic unb Die dpBere Mustat=
tung anbetraf Elm grfolg = fir tie
feGbit dber entbielten bic erle1enen
Sreib6dusfrii9te bes 9e1erts eine
5ru6t bom 8aume Der @rfenntniB,
beren @enuB ibrem @eelenleben iene
@rf9itterung geben folte, bpn Der tie
in ibrer 9armloiigfeit bisher teine Nb=
nung gebubt.
Nls er1ter Der ertparteten @Gite err
f9ien Cans 3ru9feB, unb 5tpar fam
er cine quite 8iertelftunbe por Der fe1tz
geieBten 3ett an unb erfnbr auf feline
GrGge na6 5rau b. 9rabmann, bab
biefel6e eben in ben groBen gmpfangsz
faal getreten lei, etnen fir gepDbnli9
unbenuBten &uum nit neiBladirten,
in Sob unb Grin abgefeBten panee=
len, ben 8raf Sen nit ben berii6mten
gef9niRten unb b%ergolbeten 2onis
XIV. : M06eGn eefiiat bate, bic er nit
fiblfter Riibnbeit an zines Hoth1hilb
Ra1e norbei auf ber Muftton beg esSnz
pentars zines fiiritli9en S9loFes in
Strol angefauft - MDbel nit neiBz
feibenem 0amaft be5peen, bic iebes
Wflfeums pIrbig gepefen nGren, bic
uber ieBt crit bur9 Srau BON @raB=
mann Elm arrangement unb cine Muf<
fteaung erfabren batten, nel9e ben
Baum niht nur funtlerifn 1hDn.
1pnbern au9 ppbnli9 maGte. sic
itanb, ftattli9 unb pornebm ausie-
3enb, tpie cine Marquife bes vMncien
Hegime" in tbrem f9paraen, f9lepz
penben Sammtfleibe unb ibrem neiz
BEN, pie gepubert nirfenben, lofe fri
1irten 6ddr, an ei1em Der pbalen Si=
f6e nit pplirter Ylatte BON @iano am
tico unb orbnete nit ibren tpeiBen,
19lanfen, biamdntfunfelnben 6Gt1oen
bic blaBltla gbrnfantbemen in elmer
fDftbaren Sarbiniere BON .8ieur Sage
unb brebte nur balb ben 3opf bei benz
@intritt t6res Neffen un1.
.0u bift ia bon elmer grpBartigen
piinttli9feit," begann tie, aber er UNI
terbra9 iie fofort.
SD tponte bid fpre6en, Sante So
pbie, ebe bic anbern fommen. Sfrs
tpabr, baB Mar felt poreeitern bier in
Srauenfee iit?"
.9ier2 Nein. D neinl gr bate
ia natirIi6 feline Nbnuns, baB bas
nur NnlaB 81 Rebereien segeben Bate
unb ih babe i'm baber iofort beim
SberfDrfter nntergebra9t, Der i'm
CONNER 3immer permtetbet!!"
ngr hatte natiirlt6 feline Mbnung!
Sante Sophie, mah' mir bod bas
ai9t peiB! Mls pb Mar ni9t setpnBt
5aben fpute, baB bu ni9t gbrenbame
Sci elmer alien Sungfer fpielt -"
SD muB pDhl bergeRen baben, ibm
gu 19reiben, baB 5rduIetn BON Dprnz
BERG elm innges Mdb9en it'll"
Sans EruhfeB bate Miibe, bds,
mas heiB in Inn aufitiea. nieberau=
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18
STOCK NEWS
Market Letter.
Special to the Press.

Special to the Press.
Kansas City, Mo-. Thursday,
Aug. IL, 1904.-Quarantine re-
ceipts four days this week here
amount to 305 cars, about the
run of both last week and same
week last year. The market on
everything was good Monday, and
it looked like the week would be
success from the sellers view, but
buyers took concerted action
Tuesday, beginning crusade
against steers particularly, with
the result that sales today were 25
to 35 below those of Monday.
Statesmen resisted. of course, and
this has made trade very slow all
week Cows have met with less
disfavor, loss since Monday not
being more than 10 to 20 cents,
and they have sold much more
freely than steers. Veal calves
are not much changed, but no
good ones have been here for the
last few days. Steers weighing
$50 to 100 lbs. now sell at $500
to 1915, heavier ones would bring
$500, possibly little more.
Cows and heifers bring 81 10 to
~ So, not many sales being above
$3.50. however. Veals range from
~. 70 to - 80. Too many cattle
at all points, and extension of the
strike to New York butchers,
thereby cutting off orders from
that source, are given as some of
the reasons for bad markets this
week Should the market recu-
perate, quarantine cattle will feel
it first, as buyers have considered
them nearer worth the money all
along than the natives.
Big runs of hogs have depressed
prices this week in this line almost
as much as cattle have lost, Big
gest decline was today, leaving the
market lowest for a month. Light
assorted hogs sold at 1925 today,
but the mass of the business was
done at 1870 to $5.05, with quite
a number of desirable light
weights and pigs at So. 10 to So 20.
Traders are still optimistic, how
ever, and hope for a rise as soon
as the accumulations incident to
strike conditions are worked Off.
A few Western sheep began
coming this week, and sold al
1915 to 81 90, lambs at $500 to-
day. Otherwise receipts are al
natives. Stock and feeding sheer
are wanted, at $2.50 to 81 %, lat
ter price for lambs.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18
Stories of the Day |
Both Candidates ar Work.

Two of the candidates in the re-
cent primary election for governor
of Florida, Robt. w. Davis, now a
congressman, and Napoleon b,
Brownard, who won fame by his
filibustering expedition just prior
to the Spanish American war;
made house to house campaign
through the rural districts of the
state, says the Denver Republican.
One hot day Captain Brownard
drove up to n peaceful farmhouse,
and found a woman serenely chop
ping wood in the front yard.
The gallant captain alighted,
bowed to the woman, and said:
Madam, excuse me, but | cannot
stand idly by and see n lady doing
such work Permit me" And TAX
ing the AK, the candidate labored
for 30 minutes, until the last stick
had been cut.
"Now, madam" he said, rs he
mopped his brow, "if you have a
husband you can tell him that
CAPITA II Brownard called to see
him and that | would appreciate
his vote for governor of Florida. !"
The woman. who had been adj
miring the candidates ability as
a woodchopper, shook her head
obviously and replied:
well, | dunno about his votin'
for you, cause Bob Davis is in the
back yard a-milkin' the cow"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18
Worlds Fair Visitors.

The pavilion erected by the
Frisco Rock Island System at
Main Entrance of the Worlds
Fair is surely place of no little
interest, in fact, it is one of the
many attractions.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair
are cordially invited to inspect
the Frlsco-Rock Island System
building, Here will be found a
place of rest, courteous attention,
besides, there will be distributed,
free of cost, souvenirs and de-
scriptive literature of the Great
Southwest. The reader will I'M
doubtedly, overlook a very impor-
tant attraction in case of failure
to visit the Frisco-Rock Island
Syetem pavilion.
Rembmber, Main Entrance
Worlds Fair. 31.3t.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18

Geo. Hamilton bought 1000
mutton from G. & A. Gunner for
81 80 per head also 275 from M.
l.. Waters at 1922
T. D. Word bought from John
L. Brown of Sutton county, 3
yearlings, billies, at 500 each.
John II. Brown, Of Sutton coun-
ty, sold to Caruthers q Axe of Val
Verde county, 3 billies at $50 per
head.
]. A. Cope sold last week 300
head of top muttons for W. l..
Waters IL Son to Geo. Hamilton.
Frank Spears sold bis well I'M
ranch near town and about l25
head of stock cattle for $4,000.
The ranch consists Of four Sec
tions. two good wells and other
improvements.
j, B. Handy our bright and
prosperous stockman from the
southwest corner of our county
and has been for the past three
years, sold his 6 section ranch
and 400 head of as good stock
cattle as you will see in Sutton
county to Joe Turney of this
place for $1,000 for ranch, and
cattle at 50 around, everything
counted. J. A. Cope, Sutton
county's wide-a-wake commission
man had his eye on both buyer
and seller and got them together
on the ranch, where it only took
short time to satisfy both buyer
and eller.-Devil's River News.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18

Willis Lawhon sold one car of
horses to Joe McReath of Danger
field, Texas. Shipped Tuesday
w. H. Collyns shipped one car
of horses to Elgin, Kansas, last
Thursday.
Paul Perner shipped one car of
horses to Cleburne, Texas, last
Thursday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18

The young man just starting in
life ought to be warned of the
dangers of debt. AS great as have
been the number of victims from
strong drink, the number is not
much greater than that of debt;
in fact, debt is Il species Of intern
perance, and dissipation is often
one of the results of becoming in
volved in obligations which can
not be met.
If you can recall among your
acquaintance mer who have al
ways paid cash and required the
same i'll business, you will re.
member them as seeming TO get
much more enjoyment out of life
than those who do not pursue
such a policy. If the facts could
be known it would show that the
great majority of quarrels, fights
and law suits are directly or in
directly results of the credit sys-
tenn, and no greater reform could
he instituted than a campaign for
its abandonment.-Texas Home
Advocate.
The way to cause the abandon
ment of the credit system, is for
each individual to buy for cash
and sell for cash, There can be
organization to effect this purpose.
1t must be done individually.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18

1t is early morn in the city.
The dew is still sparkling on the
grass of lawns and plazas in the
warm sunlight, and the streets
are clean swept and bare of traf-
fic. In the business districts
signs of activity are beginning to
appear i'll the sweeping of side
walks, while the dealer in fruits
is reversing just what he did the
night before and laboriously re-
placing his wares on the street
in front of his stand. A negro
porter is hosing the cuspidors be-
fore saloon.
Out in the resident district
glorious morning glories as yet
unwilted, grow against green
vines and white walls testlfying
to the early hour. A negress, fat
and black, is carrying basket of
vegetables from the store.
On the porch of small cot
tage all old man in his shirt
sleeves is smoking a cob pipe and
placidly reading a crumpled
morning paper. No office duties
for him; no labor; he is past that,
and now beneath his own literal
vine and fig tree.
A stiff young man in long coat,
high collar and derby hat ID rid
ing wheel to his business, sit.
ting very erect, with his hands
raised high before him. A wo-
man in wrapper is pulling grass
from the sidewalk.
And the down town district IS
livelier. Half grown boys and
young men are hurrying toward
the dry goods stores, many taking
a last puff at cigarette before
casting it away at the door.
Young women in immaculate
shlrtwalsts are disappearing
into stores and offices, u number
of them wearing gay flowers
Others are far from looking i'm.
maculate, and SLOUGH YEARLY
along to their daily labors. And
, the sun is getting higher and hot,
ter every moment.
The Mexicans are astir. Some
carry dinner pals, others trays Of
candy which is close in tint tc
their mahogany complexion.
Finally the streets TEEN with
: people moving on various errands
and omnibus rattles toward the
depot, each store and office shows
, signs of life and the hum of &C
: tive humanity ascends, for an
, other day has bugun. Won't II
he a scorcher, though.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-08-18

No such thing as Summer COM
plant" where DR.. Fowler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry is kept
handy. Natures remedy for ev-
cry looseness of the bowels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-04
ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.

THE NEW MILLION DOLLAR UNION STA
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all along the line. Now II the time to invest.
Two magnificent c0ttages-one 6-ro0m. ami,
o CO.. $s, ~ terms 20 suit-
Episcopal Seminary Highest and best resi-
dence section OF Alexandris. $4,000. Easy
terms.
80 acres-elose to electric $20o per acre.
Il. b. HARLOW CO.
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Brokers,
Harlow bldg, lie s. Fairfax ST., Aiexsndria, Va.
Phone Bel ,. uyS-tf,M
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DISTRICT
payers Of the District OF Columbia viii take no.
tice that the undersigned has received the state
ment Of assessment Of taxes, real and personal for
the District Of Columbia for the year ending June
80, 1904, and will b. ready to receive payment Of
taxes at this office and after the first day Of
May, 1904. By act Of Congress approved February
IA, 1902, the whole tax real and personal prop
erty becomes due and payable In May. 1904. So
be paid before the rst day Of June. ensuing, shall
thereupon be In arrears and delinquent, and .
perelty OF one ~ per cent the amount shall be
added, ana on the frst day OF each succeedinG
Month thereafter. untfi the same shall be listed
for advertisement nd sale SIN the manner pre-
scribed By existing lew. r. q. DAVIS
ap30-6t Collector Of Taxes. D. g.