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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08

Il usually appaIls the owner OF a
large handsome fern to discover it
covered with scale bugs They are SO
dat and so nearly the color Of the
stems they are frequently not noticed
until it seems a hopeless task to get
rid Of them The quickest and most
effective thing TO do Is to moisten ii
ana spray thickly with a good insect
powder, which viii kill the pests. bui
not inime the plant
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08
An Unfortunate Heir.

The irony Of fate is pathetically
illustrated In the case Of a young man
who was heir to s75,OOO,O0O. His
father, NJ. Tereschtenko, the Russian
sugar king, recently died leaving his
entire fortune to his eldest son. who
was lying III at Cannes of consump.
ton. II has just been announced that
the son has died, before he could even
formally take possession Of his
fathers huge Exchange.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08
A KINGS nook.

King Victor Emmanuel. whose
great hobby is coin collecting, is Just
putting the finishing touches to his
magnificent work on the coins OF Italy
Lhe cost Of which viii be 5000 pounds
sterling Some idea Of the MAGNITUDE
OF the book may be gathered from
the act that there have been no few
er than 221 mints in Italy at one time
or another. The king has a remark.
ably fine collection Of coins. Il now
consists OF over 0O,00O specimens
Exchange
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08

1t is now understood that those
Colombian troops who are marching
on Panama are simply Jamaica
negroes and Mosquitomen looking for
jobs at digging. It is also understood
that General Reyes will accept the
presidency of Colombia, providing it
has not been annexed by Panama
before he gets home.
The Canadians are still stewine
and sizzling over the Commissions
boundary award. The Toronto
saturday Night" mentions briefly
in this connection the "overweaning
arrogance, the intense selishness, the
petrified conscience and the brazen
rapacity Of the United States"
What a splendid argument it
would make for the free trade
contingent Of the democratic party If
petroleum were only protected by a
towering tariff wall and they could
point TO the Standard OiIerfeller
octopus as the malignant spawn Of
the tariff idea.
Congressman Smith dispersed a
mob at Council Bluff after the police
had been overpowered. The states
man rendered an eloquent appeal to
the peace loving instincts Of the
Smith family and two-thirds of the
crowd quietly betook themselves to
their homes.
These gems Of information which
Mr.. Bryan says he has absorbed in
Europe will now be related to an
anxious American public, either at
30 much per volume or through the
prospective swollen subscription list
of the C0mmoner.
With the appearance of the eleven
American hattleships at Panama,
Columbia acquired a yearning desire
for peace The high-handed attempts
of South American diplomacy 10
hold up the United States has receiv-
ed a well deserved quietus. Panama
Is to be the route. Nicaragua would
have served equally well, but Uncle
Sam will now get his coat Off and
other garments if necessary, and
proceed to do what the French nation
failed in.
Mr.. Debs is hobbyhorsing to the
front again, still riding a socialistic
steed. Once the head Of the labor
organizations, and as freely admitted
to the democratic party councils as
Mr.. Bryan himself, he is now wholly
lacking III influence in that party,
and likewise in the labor circles. He
declares that the socialists will 60
into the campaign next year stronger
than ever before and that they shave
1t In" for both old parties. AS
for the presidency in 1900
on the socialist ticket, Debs polled
$4,000 votes. He says that If the
name a candidate who Is
not radically against the "money
power" the socialists will poll at least
800, 900 votes. Were this prediction
true, the result might very likely
upset the plans Of the democrats or
republicans in some Of the close
states. The result Of recent stale
however, shows a decided
weakening and shrinkage in the
socialist vote.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08
PAIN IN THE BACK.
A Sure Sign of Kidney
Trouble. DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy will
cure you.

Pain IN the back Is a never falling sign
Of kidney disease; another sure sign is
the condition Of the urine; If you have
painin the back then look to the condition
Of your urine. Take a glass tumbler and
fill It with urine after It has stood "a
hours, If has a sediment. If It is milky OF
cloudy paieor discolored, stringy orropv
your kidneys and bladder are IN a danger
Gus condition and need immediate atten-
tion, orthe consequences may prove fatal
F. c. Wilcox Of $50 New Britain ave-.
Hartford, Conn. says:
II had frightful pain in my back.
the result of kidney trouble My
physician seemed powerless to relieve
me. ] determined 70 try Dr. David
Kennedya Favorite Remedy II
helped me wonderfully, and in a short
time cured me completely"
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
& the one medicine that really cures all
diseases Of the kidneys, liver, bladder and
blood, rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic
constipation. Il Is wonderful how It
makes that pain In the back disappear,
how It relieves the desire to urinate often,
especially at night, and drives away that
scalding pain IN passing water and makes
you well ard strong.
II Is fof sale by all druggists in the
Now 90 Gent Siz8 and the regular
81 90 size bottles-less than a cent dose.
Sample 5offis-enoNg1 fer trial, free By mail
pr. David Kennedy Cooperation, Rondout, NY
p: ga'ls Es.asa!,., ;, 9ess s,, ysiIg rsdigsl cure
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08

How 20 Make French Coffee.
The peculiarly delicious favor OF
coffee as served by tbe French host
ess is said to be due to the fact that
when roasting the bean they cover It
very slightly when done with melted
butter aud sugar instead Of egg. as
is often done in this eountry.-Table
Talk.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-08

Dr.. David Kennedy's Rose Jelly radical cure
Cstsrrhs Hay Fever and Cola In Head. b0c.
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sxeelt sundsVs al ~ ~ 49, Ss
closes being ca Mondays. Wednes1ayss and
Saturdays.
JAMAICA. By ran 70 Boston and thence via
steamer cl8sa here az 30 pm. tuesdays
tb), and on Wednesdays az 1870 b u. fc} IS
rail- % Philadelphia ana thence via steamer
NIQUELOE. by ral 70 Boston and themes
az 2;lo D-m- CD, and on sundays az uss9
a. %. tk)
coas)s and GUATEMALA, b. rail- % Sew
Orleans and thence via steamer. close hare
connecting closes being on Mondays
COSTA RIGA. by rail % Eew Orleans and
thence via steamer. close here daily ar t1.la
am. % and 10 pm. lh), the eonnectins
NICARAGUA gEast Coast} BY rail 10 New
Orleans and thence via steamer, close hers
daily at I0:C5 am % and 19 pm. fh)s the
connecting closes being on thursdays
Trans Pacific Mails
HAWAII JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA. ana
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. va san Francisco.
close here daily az ESQ pm. up % &oFem0sr
4 for dispatch per SIS Dorlc- ta)
traliaJ. NEW ZEALAND. NEW CALEDO-
MA. SAMOA. HAWAII ana s2eeiaily Az
Francisco. close here daily az ego pm up 20
November 8 for dispatch per SIS sierra "a
FIJI ISLANDS. also specially addressed
mail for AUSTRALIA and AEA CAl4HLli-
MA via Vancouver and victoria 3 c.
close mere 11ils az D-at Llt-- AaE 20 aftit-aAtet
6. for dispatch Ter s.s- alloHefa- tql
HAWAII. JAP ~ KOREA CHINA ana
specially addressea niall Ios tne Ft1Ll-LE--
PINE ISLANDS, VIA san fta1el7eo eioss
here daily at 6-30 pm 10 to November %,
for dispatch per So 1laneaQrla- saJ
JAPAN KOREA. gHl.S a. ana Ftt44slk-
PINE ISLANDS. via seattle. close here daily
al ESQ pm. up 70 November 81. fer dispatch
Ter ~ fremont. taJ
HAWAII Via san Francisco. close here
daily at SEQ D-m- 40 % November Ia 11F
mails for the PHILIPI'lesb ISLANDS va
Tacoma. close here daily a. go pm ~ 70
TsITTI ana 5IARQUEsAs ISLANDS. va
san Francisco. close here oai5y az go PA
up 90 November - Tor eislalen Per S. --a-f-
JAPAN Except psrcels-post maIs)s KOREA.
the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. va + znc2lfst
and Victoria, b O., close mere caily at e-a5
pm. up TO November p. for dispatch per IS.
PHILIPPNE ISLANDS and GUAM. VA
San Francisco. elofe mere asllt az o-a' PA
up % November .. for dispatch Per y. >,
NOTE-slsiis for COCHIN CHINA are dis
PATCHED to EeW York III. T. Tor ccnnecrloz
Mans f6r MANCHURIA except New
chWang. and EASTERN SIBERIA. win -
notice for transmission 20 Destination VIA
T7r-esfa Instead 81 vfa Japan. the usual route
Unless Otherwise addressed. WEST AIS
TRALIA MAILS VII be 1isFatened via Eu-
rope; those for NV NEA--AeB We 1sn
CHINESE PROVINCE % 1DE&AA VIA
British Iudfa-tbe quickest routes
Mails Tor the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS aDe-
ciaIly addressed -'Fla Europe must be pre-
paid az the foreign rate q postage
Mails for HAWAII are dispatched % san
Francisco, Cali exclusively
PFGTsTERED MAILS close at t1s MAIN
OFFICE as follows; (al Al $50 pm same
DAY, CbJ ~ 1-5 pm. same day. Co az SO
p-nl. same day. (dJ so $50 an same day;
~ al 5:s5 Pm same day 10 at 9-55 an
same day. fll az l.l5 pm. same DAY. % ~
s.45 pm. previous day (p) At l-39 pm. pre-
vious day; (o3 a. $3.50 PM second previous
day: tFl az S:5Q p-m- previous day ts) az So
pm JOIN a. MERRITT. Postmaster
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE
ton. October 70. 1SJ4.-NOTICE IS hereby
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1904, viii expire
Columbia 10 agricultural exhibits. apoth-
eCaries. art exhibits. auctignesrs. auto
mobile establishments, baTrComs, baths,
bill posters. prOpTiet0rs OF billiard, pool
and dll other lawful "a bles boarding
houses, boxing schools. brewers and
brewers agents, real estate brokers and
agents. railroad ticket brokers, COnCrau-
tors, caTulVals. carriage and wagon
making establishments. cattle dealers
cattle exhibits, cigar dealers, claim
agents, claiTVOya uts, commission mer-
chants, confectionery establishments,
cook shops dairy lunches. dealers in
p atEEets- dtEtlliers or FeCtlfleIs, drug
glsts. eating houses, employment Offices,
entertainment halls. exhibition halls,
fairs. fencing schools. florists fortune
tellers, fuel hucksters. gymuasiums
lauudrles, hotels. lce-cream pariors In
hamable oil warehouses, information
bureaus, intelligence offices, land and
Improvement companies, lecture halls
livery sta Diess liquor dealers wholesale
ana retaiD, massage establishments,
maturity associations. mediums, oyster
houses, palmtsts, passenger tTanspcEta-
zion lines, pawnbrOkeTs, picnic grounds
restaurants. secondhand dealers of all
kinds, shooting galleries, skating Kinks,
slot machines, sOothsaJcTs, theaters.
undertakers, Victuallers. II. II, DAIs-
NELLIE, Assessor, D. 4.
Oc26, z1.Z8. -. 81. mol.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily
ESQ +. M.-CEIcAGo ana ST. LOUIS SFE-
CIAI-- solid VcsllDulas electric lighted
dining car train % 81. Louis. with Pull
man SleepeTs 20 Louisville Cincinnati. In
diauapoiis, and ST. Louis Paridr Car
through 10 Virginia H0I SPRINGS week
days. ParIoF Cars Cincinnati 10 Chic
caE0s Dining Car from washington.
II-l0 i. M. r. ". LIMITED. solid yes
Ubuie, electric lighted. dillng car train
TO CinCiuuau. with Pullman SIeepsrs 10
Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST. Louis Lex
ingt0u. and Louisville Compartment
Sleeper 10 Virginia Hot springs daily exc
C=pt sunday sleepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and ST. Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets an 5l8 EeuusvIVanin.
Avengei 90 Fourteenth street, near T., and
al the station. Telephone 1910 Tor PeuusyI-
vauia cab Service. H. vs.. FULLER
Telephone Main 1906 GauI Passenger Agt
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER IL. 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania station.
TBS A. NJ DAILY-Local for HarrIsonbure
Warrentou, Dauyillc and way stations
I1:51 A. ~. DAILE-WashingJon and Florida
Limited Firzt-class coaches and sleeper 90
Columbia savannah. and Jacksonville Din
ing Car service.
HIS A. n DAILY-Uuited states Fast Natl
First-class coaches and drawing room
sleeper 10 New ORLEANS. Dining car service
9.0I p H. WEEK DAYS-Loeal for Harri-
sonDurs and way stations on Mana Gsas
Branch.
4.55 p. H. DAILT-L0caI for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
800 T. II. DAILY-Sew York and Atlanta
Express. FiTst-Class coach 10 Atlanta.
sleeper 90 Columbus via Atlanta Sunset
tourist, sleeper washington 70 san Fran
cisco Mondays Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS.
Dining car service la carte.
1880 p. II. DAILT-New York ana Memphis
Limited lgia Lyuchburgl. FIrst-cfags
coach and sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knox
vile. Chattanooga and Memphis, sleeper
I0.45 T.. NJ DAILT-WasuiugJOu and South
western Limited All Pullman train cHTb
and observation cars 10 Atlanta and Ma
fsDfa Neon Nem1fiS ana NJ Gtri.s a.
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 A. n. 30 p n. 4:45
+. A-s 5io5 II. n, weeks days fog Bluemont;
G.g5 r. III. week DAYS Tor LeesbuFg only. sun
day trains leave Washington $40 A. M 8.55
J.. H. for Biuemout
Through trains from the South arrive
H. 300 p III. $50 = n, and $50 r. 81
DAILY Local trains from Harrlsoubury
ll.55 A. NJ week days. and 500 ~ III
DAILY From Charlottesville, SOS A. NJ
and 600 T. 81. DAILY
tickets. Steering car reservations. ana de-
tailed Information can be had at ticker az
noes T05 18th ST.. 51I Pennsylvania ave- ana
Pennsylvania station. Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Phone 1870 u. r. r. Cab Service
O. III. ACkERT. General Manager
s. IA. HARDWICK, Pass. Traf Mgr.
W. H. TA1LOE Gen. Pass Agent
j.. S. BROWN, General Agent
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket once 1871 Penna. Ave.
Tor Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. Co
lurlbia savannah Jacksonville, TAMPA A.
laata, Birmingnams Mobile. Pensacola ana
New Orleans.
1913 4. n DAILY-SeabOard Nail
Through Pullman Buffet SleFpeTs TO Jackson
VILE. Fla. connecting at Hamlet with pail
man Sleeper 10 atlanta.
700 II. III. DAILh-Seaborl Expresz-soIfd
train 90 Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pull
man 6leepers through TO Atlanta. Jackson
vile, and Tampa taking on Cafe Dining
Car ~ Hamlet
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MISCELLANEOUS

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO handsome re-
versible rugs. Write for samples. NOH-
PAREIL. 243 SIN ST. ne MOIST
illustrations, book plates, book COW
ers coat OF arms. posters. Ietterheads. adVer-
Using designs. TOLMAN & HOWELL, CIT
CorcoEau Building uc4l-ar
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. s0e pair;
one price Oh ID ST. nv ocsl-at
CARPET LAYING. cutting. fitting. reiayins.
Call OF address G. JACKSON SIS nth 81.
ocs1-3t
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PROPOSALS

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSION
ERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA- Washington, October 81 1904 Pro-
pOsaLs viii be received al this office
until NOON, NOVEMBER -. 1904 for
furnishing the hre department with
600 feet, more or less of rubber and
cotton hose. Full Information and spec
ifications can be obtained from the chief
engineer Of the FIRE department. HENRY
WEST J H5ff B If 5f3 g. IS Is
u. G.. oc5l-3t
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Hit b ~ Missiles.
NEGRESS KILLS HUSBAND
AND GIVES HERSELF UP

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Nov Mrs.
Matte j. Carter shot and killed her
husband. William T. Carter. She then
sent Tor a policeman and gave herself
up.
she says the shooting was for att
tempted abuse Of her daughter. Carriers
sLepdaughter- The Carriers are negroes.
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Mails for South and Central Am-rica.
West Indies, Etc.

ARGENTINE, ana PARAGUAY, Der SIS
Eastern Prince, from New York via Pernarli-
bucO, Rio Jaueir0. and santos. Mail must be
directed Per IS. Eastern Prince"
tcl At u.E pm for INAGUAs HAITI
SANTA MARTA. ana other places in MAG
DALENA DEPARTMENT. COLOMBIA. Per
SIS. Alene. from New York
fcl At u545 pm Tor GRENADA TRIM
DAD, and CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per SIS Mar
acas, from New York.
tcl Al 1l.45 pm. Tor ST. THOAAS. ST.
CROl8, LEEWAhlD and WIADWARD ISL
ANDs. and GUIANA Der SIS. Fontaoeiles
WEDNEsDAF-tc} At 11.45 pm. for CUBA.
YUCATA1t. and CAMPECHEs per SIS Ha-
vana. from New York Mail for other parts
OF MEXICO must be directed Per IS. Ha-
tcJ At 11:45 pm. for MEXICO. per SIS. san
tiago. from New York via IarIlpie3- SIAN
must De directed Per SIS. Santiago
FRIDAT-(e) At SOS pm. for EEWFOUND-
LAND, per s.s- BueuOs Ayrean. from Fhiia-
Is At 11:45 pm. for BERMUDA, per S.
Trinidad, from New York
81 Al ma pm. Tor CCEAt9CAo an, ana f 81
~ lila per IS 24aIaeaioos Lfo5ll NeH
York Mail for COLOMBIA. via Curacao.
must be directed Per IS Maracai6o.
fc) At II 40 pm. Tor FOteLO ttLCOs per 49,
Ponce, from New York via san Juan
lc) At us45 pm for BRAZIL Per IS By
ron from New York via PeTuaEno uco. Baillst,
Rio 3aueiro. and santos. Mail for &OEtI IL
Erin BRAZIL ARGEl~ TINE IELEDAts
and PARAGUAY must be directed Per SIS
lcl AT Has pm. for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JA1tAICA, and COLOMBIA exceot MasLa-
lena Department, per SIS SiDirias from new
York Mail for COSTA RIGA VIA Liin0ns
r47lst he directed Per s. g SiDirla-"
lc) At 1l.45 pm. for CUBA, per s. Mex
leo from New YORK. via Havana
fr) Al .45 pm for NORTHERN Brazil.
Der So GreEory from New York. via Para
Maranham, and CeaTa-
MEXICO. overland. unless specially ad-
dressed Cor dispatch BY steamers sailing rom
View York. close here daily at l07a5 an 90
ana 10 pm (h)
CUBA MAILS close here at 3 pm on
Mondays. Wednesdays ana SATURDAYS VIA
Port TAMPA Fla (D)s and az ID pm on
-rhlIrsisvs via New Orleans, La th}; also
Via New York n Y. on wednesdays and
Observation-Disclosures, by raj 10 North sgd
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day ln the year from foot rf 9Th
st. Tor Fort Monroe. Norfolk Neu-D-rt
News, and an points south. by the+ su-
u-rb. powerful steel palace st=su,z.-s
Newport News Norfolk. " and
t'ENas4iuEtol-'
Nv. Washington. $3.50 pm .Lly- Portsmouth mn,
Isy- AleSa udFia--- z 900 pu LE- Norfolk. b m
Az III Monroe. 2 500 am. In. III Monroe -
Ar Norfolk $500 ann Ar Alexandria Is IL -
Ar. Portsmouth. s. 800 am Ar washington an
81 Through connection made an Nor
folk with steamers OF old Dominion
Steamship co. for New York and Mo-
chants ana Miners steamships Tor B5s-
tou.
- 81 For further Information apply az
general lIHaNL once. nan
orado Building telephone 1IaIu-zzs5l
- or 5th st- wharf telephone Maiu-5l6J)
JEO CALLAHAN
"a 81 Pres a. Gen AIgr
W ia. CALLAHAN, Gen Pass A a.
daZg-u
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loans ON FuRNITuRE.
MONEY TOLOAN

MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIES.
Stocks. bonds Wa eh0lsa receipts. life inc
surauce policies. building and loan associa-
ton shares. and reai estate trusts WASH
INGTON ASSIGNMENT CO. 5z3-24 Bond
Building au4-s1t
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

WANTED-To buy h0rseshoeing shop, North
west give name and address. Address BOX
SaT. this Office. UoI-9r
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~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-EiIa nj padsetf rs
Charles s. PadEett, Lucy Dalemau No 24sas
Equity Docket No. a5--Ihe object OF this
defendant. Charles 8. Padgett- On motion 81
the complainant n Is this 18th day OF October
A. -. 1904 ordered that the defendants csI1ss
their appearance TO be entered herein on 81
before the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sundays
and legal holidays, occurring after the dzy uf
the urst publication OF this order; otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as IN case
OF default, provided copy OF this order be
published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Times for three consecutive
weeks before said day f5y the court. THDs
-. ANDERSON. Justice. tseai) True cow
Test ~ h. YOUNG Clerk. BY f. =. Gun
NINGitAM, Assistant CLERK. j.. ". GLAs-
Gle. ocIg - moi
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west; give name and address. address BOX
81. this ONCE. no1-St
OFFER WANTED Tor large rooming house
10 heart OF city every room occupied, this
Is an exceptional chance Tor some one with
a Few dollars NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, GU + 81. nol-8t
GROCERY BUSINESS. clearing $50 month
over ali expenses; owner is retiring, and
viii make the price 10 suit. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 6l1 Il ST. nol-8t
GROCERY BUSINESS, opposite school. do
worth $500; owner leaving city, viii seU Tor
81 r st. noi-st
FOR -OId-estabIished printing of5re:
good reasons for selling. none but those
meaning business need answer. Address BOX
24. this Office MOIST
FOR sALE-AIeat ana provision store. sS5
~ 81. ne. nol-8t
I WANT TO BUY a good saloon: have the
CASH viii deal only with principals. Ad-
dress BOX 1n. this once noi-3t
WANT RESTAURANT or light lunch bT-I-
ness give particulars no ageRts. Address
BOX $50, this ofhce- Moist
FOR sALE-F'urnlshsd house; one block
from War once. all the rooms taken; great
bargain only $3.50 Address BOX Ss3. this
once. noI-3t
stock ana nXtures; right price.
cash trade good house. cheap rent. Call at
DUNLOP & co. business Exchange. 500 2
81. All kinds Of businesses bought ana sold.
MOIST
II YOU WANT to enter or 80 out OF busi-
ness, can on me- buy ana sell ali kinds q
active, reliable. established business GRANT
PARISH. las New YORK ave 0c20-S0t
FOR sALE-Grocery store. good location;
Bo0d business to be sold on account OF
sickness l250 lith st. Sc. nol-st
A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNTT,!'-F9l
nished house, overlooking Iowa Circle hve
gentlemen boarders: price, $500; rent low
Address BOX $50, this once. 81
FOR SALE-A rooming house. furniture az
most new, a. half value, slz5. Address BOX
-, thls Office. nol-5t
FAMILY HOTEL, 40 rooms. nicely furnished.
excellent location. nice income. $500. Room
ing house. u rooms baths, fire location for
translentsi every room occupied: a,o50 AN
OTHER ONE Of rooms making money.
$500 STILL ANOTHER one OF 10 rooms. al
ways i1lir at 500. Above are genuine and
wen worth your inspection TOWI,B COM
80 - ~ tln NV. ocsl-at
VYANTED-A REGISTERED physician 10 devote
part OF his time 20 an advertising proposition
on shares. Address BOX S52 this once.
oc2l-st
FOR sALE-Grocery, good c9nler, old estab-
lished cheap Esnti reason other business.
250l K s. NV. oc3l-St
RQOBIING HOUSE. IS regular well paying
boarders- in present proprietor hands ~
years. Price. 800 W. H. YOUNG, Agent.
20 sth 81 NV oc1-st
CORNER GROCERY: stock and fixtures.
right price. desirable house; investigate. Ad-
dress BOX a9s this Once. oc10-8t
CIGAR ana pool business long estab-
lshed, weI located; $500 cheap rent. cAPI-
TAI BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic
Building. ocs9-st
STATIONERY and periodical business old
estahl ishedf $780, cheap rent CAPITAL
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building.
oc3o-st
price IS reasonable. address BOX 9o5, this
Office. 0cS0-st
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Train 'Eyery Other Hour on the Odd
Hour" to
PHI AUETPHTA- AND NEW YORK

EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service.
week days. SEQ, 5.lJ. ESQ., 200. Z. 20. 500,
1903 400. goo, 300. $780, 4.45s 600. $500.
$3.50. eco. $780, 1s99. $780, 1890, l-sJ, 1l-s5s
suudays. $500. 1900 1-z3 $3.50. 500. HOO
a. ~. 400. 1.15, $500. s.sJ. 500. $3.50. 6,35.
SEQ 1000. 1880 1875 %. u.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS pAPERED. Sis up; house paint
lnsi los est 90 II st. ne. CARLISLE BROS
Phone 81. 1851 roI-ef
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than other
hrusi work guaranteed. Address postal III
HEWITT. GIL East Capitol 81. oc89-zt
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tate. Trusts Bids and Loau Assn shares.
Syndicate Certifs. Warehouse Receipts. LEE
INSURANCE POLICIES. etc Reasonable
rates. square dealing 41-4e l1etzerott Bldg.
III0 i St uH. Phone 51T- c. A. BAKER.
Broker and Fiscal Agent se-4-u