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The Cook County herald., 1904-01-09
CHAPTER x.
The Dying Father.

"Avice!"
It was a sick mans feeble call, but
in an instant the slight, graceful form
Of the girl thus summoned rose weari-
ly from the sofa on which she had
thrown herself, and approached her
fathers bedside. =, +.
His eyes, made larger by illness,
rested with passionate devotion upon
the young face on which her first grief
the knowledge that her best friend
was slowly passing away from her
had already LETT its impress. ii Il .%y yS$. s
SS@% What is 1t. dear papa e. she said.
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Snake Captures Doc,

Harry Metzel of Boston went to the
Mountain Tea hills yesterday in
search of mountain tea. He was ac-
companied by young beagle hound
The hound became separated from
Metzel and soon attracted him by its
Jelping. He found the hound in a
small open space in the underbrush,
and firmly wrapped around the animal
was a large snake.
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All They Could Raise.

The old colored man was wading
about his inundated farm in the food
district.
Look here, boss" he said, rubbing
his brow, do nature make eberything
to suit. it's surroundin's?"
"I suppose SO, Uncle Thad," replied
the tourist. "Why?"
'sNuthin' much, only was .thinkin'
det nature should hab supplied de
people down heah wild en- appetite fob
watah lilies"
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New Nitrate Field.

The nitrate of soda, the important
element in fertilizers, in sight in the
recently discovered deposits in the
Mojave desert, California, is said to
be more than 10000, 900 tons. FIither-'
to the ouiy nitrate beds known were
those on the rainless coast1of Chila.
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Eisod Benefits One Man.

The Missouri river food has given
p. c. Nuckles of Rocheport, Mo-, a
new house, completely furnished. The
aigh water drove Mr. Nuckles away
from his farm, and when he returned
TO it he found on his land q compare
tixely new house, which was IL good
condition, despite its watery Journey.
There is. nothing about it to indicate
Who the owner is. @ .sg g 81
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When trouble finds q woman, inces.
SAINT weeping is apt to spoil her eyes, &
with q man It is the end OF the nose
that most often tells the tale. 81
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-A large private stable. N5T-h-
west Address EON Az. this Office uo5-zt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STESOGRAFHY uICTATION by expert
reader time. 90 uul-. in class or in
Hir.EuaI Ia-srusE CSC per lesson oT s. per
this office. IL
LACE CURTAINS LATSDERED. soc PAIN.
one price. 2ll j. ST. HW- ng5-8t
HANDSOME RUGS made from old worn car
rt-- and yoar work promptly done. ear-
bets called for and delivered free. address,
ECLIPSE RUG CO.. Laurel. Sid Please drop
postal na9-st
WE CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and you gain
money THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP
IRON AND METAL GO. we paw the highest
.r.-i-a= Ear old lI1u. copper. brass. leah 1.ue
rfEz. rubber bottles. and newspapers otE
furniture. stoves feather b@ls, and cIa-E5IE
q speciality. send postal 10 500 -g-G S. Mss
Phone VS.. t.- uoF-7r
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly Egi
Eve ST. uw now I.-a .tu So. ET.- no lime.
-a.sst-c-i1u guaranteed mail attended l15
H- -Lt-. u14-l-
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WAETED-Bg youns couple. board Iu re-
fined Jewish family. state terms. can supply
own furniture IL desired Address BOX 45i,
this office. uu5-2l
WAETED-FuTGlshed. comfortable room and
board Tor couple and small child viciuit-
Soldiers. Home Address. with PARTICULAR.
ls5l sun ST. lW- MOIST
WAETED-By EeUtlemaR. room ana board
German family adults. state terms Address
BOX f.l. This HffIr-. MOIST
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wANTED-ROOMs.

ANTED-Uufumished room, with narrow
bay window plenty OF light privilege Of pa
peFilG ana painting ms expense one or two
FURNISHED rooms lu same dwelling adjoining
ones preferred located Uu quiet Thor1uRhfaTt.
central and reasonable. fun details hrst Lett
ter Address immediately. BOX 481, this
ONCE. uJ5-zt
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGEETs-Vve manufacture eighty fast sen
eTs5 cannot be- obtained elsewhere samples
free 90 Eus-laIs. PEASE lfFE co. Buff
ta.l. d. y. 1cl1u11
LADY AGENT, sell Victoria protector by
Eleliu- sanitary comfortable sample. post
paid, - geutss catalogue ILLUSTRATING FUN limo
agents. supplies free ELY NOVELTY co..
BOX 15Z. silver City. a. H. ~
MONEY rs UsHEOOLs-Graw like magic
biz demand large pTaut- cHezply grown lv
anybody frlrHeT SEX lu cellars. stables. boxes
ETC.. entire year. instructive booklet free
DEPT 90. EASTERN IMPORTING CO.,
Brighton. Mass. IL
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FOR RENT-U unfinished rooms. second floor
heat and gas. 3f3 II st. sw. uo5-7t
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FOR RENT-Tw0 nice uufurnised rooms.
WiEh gas and batn- S. MRS MOONEEt 54s3
BTiEhIW0od ave IL
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Holmes Pies for Sunday Dinner!

You can save yourself the work and
worry of baking pies Tor Sunday dinner
by ordering Holmes genuine home
made pies NCuI get the best pies that
can be mad6-gUGd, clean. delicious pies
Aince, Eumphiu-aI kinds. Zoe each.
Holmes Bakery LIST and u SITS. Phones
f. l4s0 ana l4tL
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FOR RENT-Two large second floor sunny
rooms. one front and middle. BATH gas heat
10 IenusEIEEnIa ave NV. ul.-.-
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Sunday Hours, 5 P. N. TO II P. N.
Philadelphia oyster House 518 18th ST
NV.
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Do AIEEitIEEELA EGf@lIFIE
-
WANTED-R00MS.
ANTED-Uufumishe room, with narrow
pefing and DafrtiBy M sTBe..5s. one M Two
furnished rooms iu same dwelling; adjoining
central ana reasonable, fun details hrst let
-.a 17 'i'''l'-.-i--7-sr h'@ sod t.'i7
-
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Tw1 furnished rooms. suitable
TOT Hsht no-seEeeplnBs heat. gas very r5a-
s2na6lei second door. - X ST. NV. IL
FOR EENT-NlceIy Furnished front room
7-4 ~ ''.'' e'l e'Li' eil------ 45' East cap
~
FOR EES Sls 3 story front room. rsa-
81 o. on n12-ot
1905 VERMONT. AVE Beautiful second story
! front room, with alcovei handsomely fur
iowa t,Irc'e. also han 49, ~ -,o1 i-
u06-2t
and second floors. irons s551fb -1a n 81 ry-
1t
" -
rooms. also Eo5-s,ze nan ' r5c 1 1t35 rGas
FOR RFovT-,Tv,o g,-,--s-s---7 1900 On $50
ond floor, communicating: front with all
cove. rent single on together is list Sd me-
oco-zt
FOR RENT-One ufaazarr hack uarror and
one front haU room. had 80 ana $500
roP pFsN.7, i a. 49, $500 ------
---r-- Fr-.rr ROOM. ,..-iT s-.-5 ~ ~
NV
FOR RENT-Thrse desirable sec5nd-a5or
rooms. single OF en- suite. died bath same
floor south 'front.' private family ISIT * 81
4a0r- central E55 frrt -- 49, I.
- ---,---- 49,
el- 80 -.et- Lufillsiiel room. p a month
- ------- 49, -
FOR EeN t-iz5i @ ST. NV, Darlors Of es-
u55-st
FOR RENI.-Fg FINISHED rooms double bed;
- -
FOX t-E--s L---sLee furnished room 5-5 East
FOR RENT - Pleasantly furnished room;
good sizei heat, gas bath 1926 C0rcoran So.
NV. IL
FOR RENTED Harvard ST.. Furnished
ROOM tro large cilseLss steam neat ana All
cOuF enicnces5 nrst floor 70
T---r5 |-TgTrr-TT T5r.-,-g g. ---- 20 60 -
NV. u06-25t
~ 49, ,-r----. $500 49,
tr,--7 ~. -7le-1.- 1- --- l7 r az 3
ST. MS. 10
-. 7,r-.--- Il,
-.-.---+ - 81 49, $500 ---- 80 l-s
-rt..5,'tr---' t-l-t- F---- ~ r--t r---.--r
II
77aa 1r4b IN 80 ---e-r-- y,,r--+=s-e7 ,----.
in quiet home OF refined widow reasonable
rates, references exchanged. uos-st
FOR EES.r-Two bright furnished rooms.
Ls'- "o-7e-77LiNs' eNe4-- OH East CapiL'i
- -
- - - ~ ~ -.o ~. -- 7 '.--,. ril
BATH TO man ana wife Or one or tv2 ladies.
meals convenient private FAMILY can ans
evening after 3 or sunday 444 y g. u"- 10
-oE PF.s-r 49, y--rr --,-- 7--- 4----
newly furnished, sIz, gentlemen III d st.
n" neo-5t
FOR REST-Thrse third He5r well heated
rartI, FURNISHED ra9r-g. I'l5.t ng6sslzeear5...
$50 l5ls 81 It
ron rE.s--- -f- - - - -.----- -
nished room Tor hal-eEsenlne. Eear. zas
bath. u15-sL
r-9F r5u.s-r rs7-. fr--- ,-.-- s,,--.s.r...s.
second fo5r. suitsble for Two gentlemen.
FOR RExr-o1e I.r-g front room mex,
ham an --rser- -,,-ar.i.---. -----f--1
accoma.odatsis also small room. u Grant
Place, near Patent Jrtce- u
r-r,rs pz,--- 49, .-..-.- ----.7 1871 49,. 800
lines. two Furnished rooms fgr IrHt house
tee8ine. la -. --.f -r1 5-r 5r m
80. c-- ~. c,,l---, lI5 'l l sam
and gas. married couple or single gentlemen.
1885 corcorau st. n"- lt
-. $50
rooms. iiEht hoasskser.nE. ao5-st
FOB ENI--Elee, comfortable rooms ven
FOR RENT j FINISHED large front ami back
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FOR RENT-Four bright. newly papeTaI
and painted rooms southern exposure light
housekeeping 1888 Corc1ran ST. uoz 40
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# Not One, Then Another.

Even IL sou don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 70 take the 500 second prize ga The
Times great election contest
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
FOR SALE-EuEIish setter dog SOLDIERS
HOME TOBACCO STAND El5-3t
FOR SALE-Iouus parrots. eauarisss IstJ-
-s- guinea pigs. dogs cats and pets ot ail
kinds Birds boarded Tor the summer
eEHNTD'S BIRD STORE. ~ l-Ll ST. NV
aud -ll 10 ST. ne. 1e2y-rf
FOR SAI.E-Great dane male pup. $40. An
DREW ID. HODGES. Government Printing
Once. MOIST
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/ FOR RENTS Massachusetts ave. ne, two
/ large, me rooms. gas; hot water; furnace
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FOR RENT-Cheap. three rooms for light
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Observation-Disclosures.

yAETED-FuruIture. carpets. eto.s buying
contents OF houses Speciality liberal spot
lasl prices. man 9L4ela gwen prompt at
tenrigu- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
10Th e. NV Hoz-5Jt
EAEIED-stoves. cook and heating: big
money PAID for all desirable household goods
~. NOTES. 81. Louisiana ave uoa-aI
EFAETED-Bogs and girls wishing TO at
tend lua matinee al our expense 10 call be-
tween and % clock al az 18th st.. second
heor- Use ~. BLY, 60. Moist
WAEIED-Lce box Tor grocery store Al-
aIe-s 55A -s- thls otlee. moist
WANTED-esamlras f5idiug. 4E5 plate. With
--sl-sl.a. -.-rs must De ln good condition
and I'll bargain state price and give cau-
L.-eL= description Address BOX 45s This off
yy-NrED-A rabbit dog. cheap. 40 lsla ST.
-t-,---
aSTED-sIau showcase. also wall case
Address BOX 49, this ONCE. 10
HkEF YOUR PDCEETH00Ks and leather
goods made and repaired by THE LEATHER
Dy.-DL- 81 --tA e. nE- Material night.
work right prices TiFH- na5-1l
EAEIED-Furult-re and upright pianos for
cash. 1a- your goods o. ne man Who gives
you ne most money HoPWooD. Sun. and
H.. " " H'1-st
WASTED-5INCL ss5 Louisiana ave
Furniture Fa--L-p desk showcase coffee
-ti.- 1899 OF 7'[--5.77' pianos organs.
CLAIR. uog-st
5l1--7.sE.9H pigeons. ao1ers. Eng
.--l rabbits. guinea piss ela. EAL,-LaE.
The Ferret tals $50 Louisiana ave. tu.--.
REFCsLEClE5 AND DEMOCRATS Who de-
size %. Der Oh the election can sanrr. hid.
highest cash prices Cox old es.a- silver a.a.
u-l1z. watches. lld other me J-a-.rg a.
AEH-iL--- s. -a- s-l e. us.. tT-s--sI-
EsraSTED-To loan money ar low rar. an
coed security Priv z--- WIN CALI BOX Ea
WANTED -z#iEraEt cash prices PAID fll. ...-g
garments. ladies' or gentlemen Also shoes.
aud hats. Address ulz-a. and & UT- can ann
hour. t. -lEEElS 1858 I-l 81. lE. Phone
north 49, seZs-5a.
ggE1,rED-z- KEEEsE-E. L5ls sth So N.Y.
via pay the highest cash prices t1E ladies'.
gents. and g.-lIll.z rasI-lI clothing and
shoes and hats. address o. postal and VIA
call. aaa-a.L
HIIE PRICES PAID f5r CASTOR clothing
and shoes. l.HE postal AND HlI call H
lIHlE. IDS 4Ln 90 0c-5-Isr
TO Buy. SELL lI store furniture. SEE IgwI.-
LE9. a- b s. uv. sale WeGHaz-agF. Phone
Main .L ola-sHt
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LOCAL MENTION.
Oysters Very Plentiful

at PhiIa. Oyster House, 1916 9Th 81. NV.
500 reward for every oyster found In this
house not shUCked on my own premises.
Wholesale Depot s18 G. ST. NV.
IL ELLSWORTH SANDS
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WAETED-By colored man. place as drive
VI grocery og other delivery wagon. Cal
41s EazE-lELll So NV liz
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FOR RENT-Four large uufurnished rooms.
with heat and cooking gas new bath rent
reasonable. 1876 nth 81. NV 10
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PRINTING

Always EusE-IHeIe's q Reason"
H. T. DARLING PRINTER. sl3 j. NV
Phone afztu .--E-aL bss- t1r Price. Prompt
..ss. an .aLLe---L-.u- re-L-LL
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FOR RENT-Three communicating rooms
porcelain bath eastern second G0oT, nom
housekeeping. IlIT * 50. NV. IT.
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Beautiful 1905 Adv. Calendars on Dis
play Il8 Pa. ave. low price; drop postal
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Get in the Election Contest.
$500 in gold 10 the winners.
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IVANTED-A woman Tor general houSsE'.itl.
WAGES $40 rar month Apply AT sl3 East
Capitol ST. a.
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FOR EEET-F'ive rooms. communicating. Ola
7eccud GOori BATH with range in kitchen sz-
eeptlonaIIy reas0naDIe- I0Ig b ne. n09--L
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Philadelphia Oyster House, 5l3 nth st.
NV.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

Want ED-SoHcitor5 high-grade work. ub-
sral proposition Address BOX as. this Of
nee u14-s-
WANTED-Eoy or gil for simple Office
work can az 1902 nth g. NV. U0l-7r
Any INTELLIGENT person may earn $40
10 500 monthly lu spare time sDuudiug
Tor usHspapersi no cauTassiugs send for par
tlCuIaTs- NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE.
LCeku1rts D. = OC5l-TL
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VEANTED-At once. house maid must Do.
good waitress. reference also student @.
wait. 1870 18th ST. NV. il
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S3-4-Tube Gas RadiatOT-SI-go.
A. EberIy's Sons, rs 18th ST. NV.
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$3.50 Smokeless Oil Heater, S..
A. Eberly's sons. us eth sJ nv.
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FOR RENI-Four bright cofnmunica ting
I rooms bath adjoining second floor HEAT.
I gas. 1913 9th st. uW. uc5-2t
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/ WAETED-Man and woman 10 so iu couu-
/ tTEi guod home. Can 10 10 u. ROOM s. 1923 i
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Investigate The Times Election Contest
Money and TN f9r al
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WANTED-Plano scholars. Z5ci quick. mod
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I FOX ELNI-IW0 u three large unfuTElsfal
[ rooms, with heat and gas very reasonable
I 5J2 IL ST. ne no5-st
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking!
Philadelphia Oyster House, 5l3 nth ST.
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NFAETED-Nhite boy 10 run erTau5s and
make himself useful. Can 5l5 l-th ST. NV.
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WALL PAPER.

looms PApERED. sI.-- ap. horse cIrsa.aE.
aue=l prices. CARLISLE BlDIIEI-s. =fs
Il 81. me- I'hlRe H.. L-al u15-5-
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Repairs at Reasonable Prices.
c. y. Collins Builder. us 18th 81. Phone.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

@AN TED-Iadiss can see servants and ar
range with them daily at fIs 10th ST. NV
basement BOWIE Inc). IL
WANTED-By Hrst-CIass Iauu5ress. washing
10 90 az home 1910 ltH ST. UW- 10
WANTEu-Ey good Iaundrez= ladies' and
gentlemen s. washing az home. 2JIS columbia
-tLalt. between 10th and Lsts and i SIS.
MANIED-By respectable white woman, a
E---= To 90 cooking ami light work ia quiet
tanllE. for comfortable home and light
wages O.. 200 Monroe ST., AuaCostia. IL
FuEs RE1TJDELED 90 latest styles: s.oles
lAe "a nuns and plush garments steamed
20 --ah new lo" prices. 6l8 ltn ST. NV 10
WANTED-By settled white woman. situs-
42n a. working h0usekeeper- Address BOX
i7s, this office. II
WANTED-Ey young lady. position al once
as CASHIER reference from last employer.
address BOX $50. this office no6-2t
WaNTED-Positiou in family. school. or in
slllLols uy experienced teacher Address
COX i5s. this office. n06-3t
WANrED-By neat coIored sirl. place as
efa-lnD1Tulaid and waitress Rear so I ST.
my. no52t
WANTED Situations; hrst-cIass. plain cooks.
ladndEessesr chambgruaid. nurse, general
workers Address l1u 10th 50. NV. IT
WANTED-By bright energetic young woman
OF experience ana ability position iu office
as b1ukEeeper, cashier. and assistant man
aEer5 references Address BOX 455, this
once IL
typewriter references #44 Il ST. NV uo5-8t
ALL KINDS plain sewing neatly done al
home Address BOX fz5, this office. MOIST
LAYETTEs. and ali kinds OF chfIdreu's sew
ing work called FOR II desired. Address
BOX a5f. this ofhce. no4-3t
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LIBRARY PHARMACY, I'd st. g. Pa ave. Sc
". O.. FLHE, cor. Stn and Md ave. ne
VA O.. GENINEh- cor 18th ana u SIS nv
j.. FRENCH SIMPSON cor 9Th ST. Rhode
Island ave. ana = e. NV
CHA6. g.. HOENUNGs CnTisLlall Pharmacy
sH- cor 1th and II SIS NV
81. ARMSTRONG cor. ltn and ii sts ne
CHAS. H. BLCAEEr n Cap ana = sls- ne
j. A. EEITCH z5yh ana III SITS NV.
QUIGLEErS FFIAEMACE. Zlst and o. SIS w.
o'DoNNELL DRUG CO. cor SIh q C sJz- Sc.
W IL. CLARKE. IZlS 52d St. NV
DODGE 81 CO. cor l4Lh and i uW.
III T BUTTS cor 9Th ST. and Mass ave, nv.
IL. u. TANLDE. cor. 9Th and i SITS NV
IA s. EEALH- NV. cor nth sJ, g. Pa ave Sc
j. ID CDEL.lETE, cor. Fla ave a. H. Cap. 81
EUGENE j. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave uw.
CHAS- b. CAMPBELL. cor % ana p sJs. ne
=. HUGO EISENEElSS, cor. lLh g. j SITS. So.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Va a@@@eh ~ = = Aefs@ala
FOR REET-Desb room in nice furnished Of
fee ROOM 5-=. Jeuifer Building. 1th ana ID
SITS. IL
FOR EENG-O-lCe rooms in the Evans
Building 1916 90 1924 New YORK ave ug-.-
most centrally located rental very low APP
sa1L-LL
BLISS BUILDING. s. b ST. nw.-Tcry de-
sIIaBIc offices, facing Capitol, with heat.
light, and 5aait0r s=ryices Lrom S. per month
Up call or write A o. BLISS Telephone
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR EENT-Ona large store. lsgf Park 81
near l4yh5 large show windows shor-gga-zr
neat 81
TWO tine stores with large Easements. g..
u ST. le-. near Government Printing Ollie.
csc" ~ .T . '-9
alI5-Jf
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD
For All Other Classified Liners.
Three or More Consecutive Days one
Cent W ORD

If you have not
the time to send
or bring your AID
to The Times or
any of the fol
lowing branch
offices, just cal
up Main 1908
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads No extra
charge for the
service.
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Go 20 Geo. w. Drivers for fun election
returns special wire All are invited.
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IVY I-lI = -ILNs LHLO
The Times election contest. are y0u2
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con-
test
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FOR STORES.
wAKTED-SToREs.

WA&rED-r0 rent d small store for cigars
ar groceries or buy Address E&J& 4it sh-=
Office. MOIST
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FOR 5ALE-Dua I2-E1rzeplUar BacE1s Gas
engine can be- seen running. ADDRESS BOX
80 this Office ll--sE
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN

sALEs-I.1caI or travelling. 10 sell Hrepro9f
safes 90 business men and farmers expert
sae= lal=aa--aEEF FG5ek saIas5 bis profits.
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ANACOSTIA

BURYs PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JET
lers1u ELE.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
UPRIGHT PIANO. -

S. MONTHLY PAYMENTS
second hand upright piano 81 rel.ssIs
Lt.aAs az ste5-slo1l, scaEf. one years tulllE
and free delivery included.
r. c. SMITH PIANO CO..
Bradbury building lZ5 Pa ave
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Grass and Alfalfa.

F. H., Leroy, Ohio, writes: VIII you
Tell me if it is possible to get a good
permanent blue grass pasture in North
ern Georgia? If not how can cattle be
rrn through the dry, hot summers to
advantage? Alfalfa should do well
there. l think, as it has limestone
suEsoil with water under it. Do you
think the central South has a good fu
ture before it from an agricultural
standpoint?
You will find it difficult to get first.
class sod of blue grass in North Geor.
gia except on some of the more ele'
waited sections Of the State. But this
should not cause you any worry be.
cause in Bermuda grass you have an
excellent substitute for blue grass
which will furnish you grazing from
the 10Th of April to the 1st of Decem.
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pounds Of weight from the ground. the
pain was so severe. This was my con-
dition when I began using Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They quickly relieved me.
and now l am never troubled as was.
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-01

Wild Excitement In a Mountain City.
Last Monday at very early hour
our attention was called by hearing
the cry of monkey! monkey! Look
ing out on the streets we saw a
strange looking object grinding out
music, we all rushed to the spot men,
women and children and its reported
that the editor and typesetter were
among the crowd that saw the monkey
street performance. Two monkeys
and three Italians composed the hs!e
out fit, but we laughed to our salts
faction. Thousandsticks.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-01
Wanted-A Pin.

Il was Mabel's first appearance at
church and she was rather fidgety.
First she wanted one thing. then an
other. Finally she decided that she
must have a pin, so she asked for
one frora her father. He had none.
Then she tried her mother; but her
mother. too. had none. Mabel's long
ing had been increased with her Ill
success, so she climbed upon the pew
and shouted at the top Of her small
voice:
HAS anyone In dis trowd dot q
pin?"-Lippincott's.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-01
Mama Wouldn't Like II.

Worn out by long series Of ap-
palling French exercises, wherein the
blunders were as the sands Of the sea.
a hapless high-school mistress declar-
ed her intention of writing to Flor
ence's mother.
Florence looked her teacher in the
face. "Ma would be awfully angry"
ouoth Florence.
'T am afraid she will, but It is my
6uty to write to her, Florence"
Il don't know" said Florence, doubt.
folly. "You see, mother always does
my French for me-"
The teacher is wondering whether
she will write.-Stray Stories.