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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-19
Breezy Items From
The Arizona Kicker
What Has Been Gong On In Giveadam
Culch - Colonel Cordon's Cow
boys Poor Marksmen.

Y Y TE understand that George
W. Southwick, agent for the
v " stage line over at Lone
Jack, has said that be
would shoot US on sight. As he is a
cross eyed man and doesn't know one
end Of a gun from the other. he had
better hire a man to hit us with the
broad Of a spade.
The editor Of the Blue Grass Banner
paid US a call the other day for the
first time, and when we saw what a
knock kneed, lop shouldered, homely
looking cuss he was we could no longer
wonder that a grizzly bear hasn't been
seen within ten miles of Blue Grass
within the last year. He'd scare a
dead COW out Of her tomb.
By this time next week there will be
twenty-six saloons and poker rooms in
this town. You don't have to buy a
drink to play a game Of poker, and
you can play poker and not even call
for water, but unless you are reason
dDlS SUIT Va holuluS luICC oCtS III CIV
cry hand you had better let poker go
and come around and subscribe for the
Kicker.
The Kicker will publish no weather
predictions this winter. We have tried
it for two winters and hit the nail on
the head about once in forty times. Ev-
erybody can take his blamed old
weather and carve it up to suit him
self, and the fault finding will not be
with us.
George Hennessey armed himself
with a revolver about a rod long the
other day and called at the Kicker Of
flee to shoot us for saying that his ia
Their was in prison in Indiana for steal
ing hogs. Within two minutes we sat
isfied Mr.. Hennessey that his father
had been dead for thirty years, his
mother for twenty-five, and that the
item related to a Hennessey in Ne
vada. Half the people who call to take
a shot at us act on the spur of the mo-
ment.
The item floating around through the
western papers to the effect that we
have an automobile and are ambling
about with it is the veriest nonsense.
A man who would run an auto through
this country would be shot into scraps
before he had gone ten miles. Ice
cream was introduced last summer for
the first time, but the people will stand
no further innovations for ten years to
ONE
The Lone Jack Recorder asks if we
have lost our aspirations for the presi-
dency. We have not. We haven't said
anything for the last two or three
weeks, but we have had our ear to the
ground just the same. We have started
out to reach the White House, and if
we fail to get there about five states in
the west will 60 over or their beam
ends and dump their population out.
While horseback riding in the vicin.
ity of Silver Creek last Sunday we
were suddenly beset by seven or eight
of Colonel Gordon's cowboys, who have
@SSe&Sg4zE$Hs@8 6E4S&
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Mr.. John Williams is receiving the
coincidence Of his friends because his
wife has elcped with IN eastern man
who came here ID see aaoat irriglttna
the desert. ~ this is the fourth or
fifth wife who has done likewise, =.
think Mr.. Williams must be used TO il
We believe Re starts for ST. Pau; lcx:
week TO get ;snatacr. If. QUAD.
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would shoot us on sight. As be Is a
cross eyed man and doesn't know one
end of a u from the other, he had
better hire a man to hit Us with the
broad of a spade.
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
WANTED ron MARINE CORPS.

WANrnp-Fer ths u S Marine corps
= huttlt&s unmarried nAgH. between
Il aud aa good character! must speak,
read. aud write iangiish must be citi=
@Gha of The United staiss 90 have de-
t4Httd their iuteHtiuh "a become eiti-
.ons, Marines zetvs at sea nn meu-of-
War In all parts II tie world au ilind
iH our island possessions and al naval
STATIONS ih the United States Apply 70
Matlnv Barracks Washington. d c.
aud itccFnitiuE bmre. y 5. At e., cor
hef Holiday and h'afette streets, Patti
more Md jytHto aea0inc
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His Pocket Was Picked.

Henry Gibson. of 503 Second street
southwest, who reported to the police
last night mat he had been robbed OF
his gold watch. valued at S45. has not
heard from mis- property this morning.
Gibson lost his watch while he was
at the War College yesterday afternoon.
he said that his pocket had been picked
Detective Horne is now on the case.
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PERSONAL.

AIAIE. DE LONG. 72I 9th St NV. the only
palmtst and card reader who tells names
luck given; spells removed au9.II
ARE YOU wide awale7 Are you up-to-date?
Well, get next t. this. It's a pudding Tor work
luguen 10 come 70 for a good serFiceab!e
suit Of clothes at prices 10 suit WorAtng
men. JUSTH'S 5 OLD STAND. GIg y 81.
au7-7t
ORIGINAL GYPSY paiEiist tells your whole
fortune. 10 cents. Walk up. bells. 1916
7th st. NV, aus-Zt
I HAVE GOT $4,000 70 loan on furniture.
upright pianos. etc. Do you want strictly
private loan? Address BOX Jos. this Office.
eu5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF s5 to $50.
JOSEPH CAIN. ROOM 100 JENIFER
BUILDING, TTH AND u SITS, MY. au4-7t
NINE CATHERINE. Washingtoa's Favorite
PalInlst and Card Reader. go New York ave.
MOVE pianos ana household goods: all
work under my personal supervision. D. ..
EXPRESS. Office. III 7th st. NV. Phone
North 2iS6-M, Orders at 533 II ST nW. All
orders receive prompt attention. 5y22- -SOt
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Assistant Corporation Counsel Gus
A. Schuldt. representing the Commis-
siOners, has fled petitions asking that
the mental condition OF the following
named persons. alleged to be lunatics, be
made a matter Of judicial inVesJigat tion:
John Z. Eccleston, Thomas Adair Miller
Mary Strothers, 2. Maurice Cox. Alex
ander Poole Lille Bell, and Joseph F.
Holden. The investigation will be made
by a marShal's jury Friday, Justice
Barnard ureSiding
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Clarence S. Nicholson who had been
missing from his home at IO43 Thirty
night. returned last night. Nicholson,
for whom the police had been on the
lookout ever since his disappearance.
called at the Seventh precinct police
station and said that he had been vIs-
itinE friends. Accompanied by q police
man. he later went 10 his home.
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Five Cases WhiskY Stolen.

Pierre BonseigenuF reported to the
police yesterday that his saloon, at 1927
z street northwest, had been entered
some time Monday night, or early Tues
day morning, and five cases Of whisky
ana 800 cigars, valued at $50. were stolen
Mr. BOnseigneur reported that when he
entered his saloon yesterday morning
he found that one Of the rear cellar win
doWs had been broken open. and the
goods stolen. Detective O'Brien is now
working on the case.
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Watermelons.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MELONS
have just arrived at Eleventh street
wharf consigned 10 a Frank Evans.
Melons are larger and cutting better
than has been known for years and are
very low.
Selects, So 10 $40 per hundred.
Primes, S. 10 S. per hundred
CuQs. 8 TO 81 per hundred
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LOCAL MENTION.
slieht BIaze in prug store.

The drug store of R. a Witch, at 1890
Twentieth street northwest, was danag.
ed by fire 10 the extent Of SO !ast
night. Truck =, which IS stationed III
the vicinity. Dur out the fire before any
serious damage was uone. The IRE was
caused by spontaneous combustion and
was confined 10 the cellar and stairway.
me building is owned by Mrs. Shoe
maker
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WALL PAPER.

PAPERHANGING and Decorating; all work
guaranteed: give US a trial. lowest prices;
relief work a specially. SILENCE & MAN
DERS go K st NV. Phone Main 3S99. Branch
Berwyn. Md. and Langdon. d. {. auT-7t
WIN. Y. MAHONEY. the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt, cheap: legal guar
antee. Send postal for freassamples ana es-
innate Main store 6O3 Pennsylvania ave
Sc. phone East I14-F'.. or following agencies:
1890 E st. Sc. 10 Monroe St. Anacostia;
York ave NV; Edlartch's store, Bowie Nd
724 nth St NV; O'DonneII's sta,e. 32d and
NJ SITS, NV. au5-7t
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PoR SA LE-Old windows. doors. and lumber.
aud steam heating plant Of the old Police
Court building. 9TH and u sts. NV l. paw
ARI%f. aus-3t
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BROOKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR Il. f LUERssEN. Drug Store
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FOR RENT-FURNISRED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED and unfurnished nice rooms
suitable for bedrooms or housekeeping: cheap.
10 Ilth St NV auS-3t
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FOR RENT-APARrMENTs.

WANTED-To sublet fiat r. NJ. THOMAS
1, Lincoln Apartment. au0-7t
If TAKEN At ONCE-A beautiful six-room
and bath apartment. second floor; reduced
from $50 70 S25. Apply CHARLES E
TRIBBY, Room Il. Home Life building, cor
ner 18th and sts. NV auS-u
FOR RENT-Elegant five-roor and bath
Apartment gth ST. NV. between u ard z
sts furnished unfurnished- Address BOX
23S this office. auS-St
FOR RENT-WflIard ST. NV. 18th: new.
up-to-date flats and 8 rooms and bath:
separate yards. furnaces porches. etc: rents
S27 80 to $50. NJ 0ORE s. HILL tInc-).
iyIg-tf ~ 18th st.
The Washington times., 1905-08-09

LIE DROIT PARK-DesirabIe serni-detacfed
dwelling; side lawn and light; stores
and cellar rooms and bath; wide d
30xl26. Cost owner $500
HEISKELL 81 McLERAN,
zoos St y. ". au7-ft
FOR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HORs
With Hot-water Heat
5000
FOUR "a SOLD THIS WEEK
Don't think Of buying a houss IN NJ
Pleasant or Columbia Heights e-4th0t
seeing these.
s E. Cor. nth and kenyon Streets
Attractive and thoroughly up-to-dae;
HOT-WATER HEAT, which is unpree-
dented for a 5000 house on COLUMBIA
Heights; : rooms and tiled bath: With
reception hall plan. 2-story back porcks;
large cellar most desirable locatigl-
the 1Ith street car lie. transferring
TO other lines,
Select now and have the privilege Of
selecting papering. gas fixtures, etc.
SEE Us ABOUT THESE Absolutely
the very best home proposition ever Of
fered IN such a desirable location.
Get our list OF HOUSES FOR SALE.
MOORE & Hill, (INC.),
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Jy2o-tf III 18th St
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~ liFNh "Futulauud ruun. ueat two lines
ST. sW n
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drug clerk. Apply MICH
ot-S PHARMACY, 1901 Pennsylvania ave,
aug-St
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Visit Halls Market, Cor. sd and c sts

northeast. Large supply OF fresh dressed
spring chickens. Highest grade meats
GbJainable Watermelons, cantaloupes,
etc, at the ruling market prices.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-s25 per month; store md two
rooms and bath 14I6 18th St NV. 4. D.
ADDISON, SOS 18th St NV auS-tf
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WANTED-A settled white woman for sen
eral h0usswork. small family. Apply tAl1
North Capitol ST. II
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WANTED-ButIer for private family. hoy
Il
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III II ST NV -tsalEe bay window room,
hfst floor fuiniahea on unfurutshed. othHr
teohsi 50 month up. ttsnsirnt= 81 cents.
i""Hv Main 3ta2 huJ st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentemen's. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and / VIII call any
hour. b. TARSHES, 1908 7th St NV. Phone
North @99 nnY2S-DOt
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
METROPOLIS VIEW.


METROPOLIS VIEW.
If YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY ON
REAL ESTATE. you must buy h line Of
the improvements We claim and can
prove. that more money has been spent ia
the past FIVE years, and is now beng spant
in the vicinity Of and surrounding
NJ e T r 0 Oils VIEW
than all The other suburban seetfon Of
Washington puI together.
BiooningdaIe. the west-Ex-
pended in houses. ...-......... Slo Ooa Oo0
Union Station. the south
To be expended. .......... ... Ii n0o oon
Cathou" University, on The
norti, ;,.-....,..-.............. 5.00o.0o
Filtration Plant. 56E1 61
Total. .-...-,,.......,. 81. COO ESQ
Being entirely surrounded bv tiese ea0r-
nous Improvements. METROPOLIS VIEW
must come next Look ouL Tor II
lots NOW ONLY 25c to 45c PER FOOT.
One-hfth cash. balance to sut
WIN be worth 81 per foot in asz than
five years.
c. B. HAZARD CO..
l4l7 F ST. NV.
AGENTS FOR SYNDICATE
au5-eOd-tf
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ASA 42O- 422
l0L 81. nW. Phone Aatu z22s. mz3-6Eao
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTA1E.

FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENsION iz
now being graded. This. with N. extern
sion OF the l4th 81. car line. viii greatly
enhance values at Mount Pleasant Heights,
ONLY \ FEW 25, 50, and 100 foot hts and
several y, I, and acre lots now renain-
ing Uusold. Natural forest shade trees en-
a part Of the property.
PRICES. zoe 10 40c 4 SQUARE FOOT.
Terms. 500 to $500 cash, bal $50 to sEA
monthly SO of fOr cash.
Money loaned 10 build
Write, telephone, or cali for booklet
plat, etc.
FULTON R. GORDON,
Northwest subdivisions a Specially
ROBERT Z. HEATER. Mgr
Colorado Building. Tel. Nah sea
au5-l5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

For RENT-HoistIng engines double or
single drums. also double or single elevators.
Address II. &. PATTERSON, 3l6 Indiana
ave. auS-4t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
103G Dartmouth ST. NV. IIr and bath. .$35. so
1902 Virginia ave. sw.. rooms, suit
able for laundry dTy-----.--.-----...--..... 14-00
1924 + ST, ne. 8 rooms................. 20. 80
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th st. NV.
au9-tf
FOR RENT-Bricl house, s33 4th St ne
eight rooms and bath $50 per month. Key
next door, e3l au9-St
FOR RENT-SIX-room house; bath; modern
improvements $20.50 Apply OWNER. 1925
5th 81. NV auS-St
TWELVE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, just va
Gated 1u4 / st. NV; $3.50 per month
Apply SG4 Itn 81. NV. auS-3t
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DANCING.
OPEN Al. sIrMArER

OPEN ALI. SUMMER
WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE ORDWAYS. 43I 1Ith 81. y. W-Eyery
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evening; be-
ginueis class. 30: advanced, $50 Lady as
sistants: six lessons, y. so. Private lessons
by appointment. Profs. WYNDHAM and
WILLIS. auT-3Ot
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BIRDS, DOGS, e..

FOR SALE-Just received. young parrots;
also imported hartZ mountain canaries and
fresh supply Flee Flea dog and cat soap,
medicines. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE,
7l2 18th ST. NV au6-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By man used 10 editing and pre-
pairing manuscript for the printer work in
that line; terms low Address BOX 246,
this Office It
WANTED-By a young man, a place to drive;
we'll recommended. Address BOX 242 this
Office. It
WANTED-By young man, position on a
farm. Address BOX 22T. this Office. auS3t
TYPEWRITING. mImeographing. to do at
home low "a tesi prompt, expert service.
Address BOX 22s. this office. aus-5t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT
Stable. rear 1870 C st. NV. large loft
and room for > horses ana carriages.
Rent ....-.-....-.' $lo.OS
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 14th NV.
au9-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

TO PROPERTY OWNERS-Rents collected
and your property kept in good repair for
a reasonable percentage; best OF reference
furnished, and bond If required it win pay
you to address BOX 220. this office auS-3t
NAVAL OFFICER, temporarily on duty in
Washington, wishes 10 rent a small furnished
house, or = four hve-room furnished apart
neut: good of furniture guaranteed
Address Room IA. Mills Building. au7-7t
DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS? List
your houses at once with GRACE Nj
THOMAS, Coreoran Building. jy17-24r
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FINE OPPORTUNITY for BLACKSMITH and
wheelwright Call at 2I4 McGiI building
and get particulars. 1y15-tt
WHEN YOU BUY suburban properly, or 3
farm in Mary land. you want 10 be absolutely
sure that the title is correct. Get cerrta-
cate OF title from THE MARYLANb REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY, Commercial Ma
uonal Bank Building. 14th and G as. and
your title will bs safe. A2I-e0t
The Washington times., 1905-08-09
When You Want a Cut
RIissing Man Home Aqain.

of anythiag-Joyee Eaeraviag Co. star Blag
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COLONIAL BEACE

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage Colonial
Beach S25 for season, 423 % st. NV.
auS-3t
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NOS. 1866 to 1917 C ST. S. E.

FOR SALE
IS. S5.s00-RENTED FOR s4s.
4 Well-built and attractive tVo-siory
1at. Eleven rooms two baths two ssl-
lars. two furnaces attic
IS, 5,e09-RENTED FOR S52
good two-famiIy house; 5 and 4
rooms; baths; cellars; back porchss:
yards and furnaces. S4.750 can remsla
at 41Ago.
s4.0O0-RENTED FOR s37 80.
Something new in two-fanIIy house.
side lights TO each building Each nat
has rooms. good bath. cellar, furnaa
front and rcar porch and yards 50 q
trust at SO.
1y1e-tf H r. HOWENSTEIN Co. 1914 50.
FOR sALE-A tFvo-story and concrete celia.
brick on Georgia ave. Sc. Containing i
rooms and BATH furnace heat: coal and ga
ranges IN Kitchen can be sold on very Gag
payments; price 8. 500
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign 1872 C st. iefz-f
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 500 CASH AND $50 MONTHLY
For full particulars drop postal. telepAoeA
or call for new illustrated booklet, pIa,
zGc-, OF Mount Pleasant Heights
FULTON r. GORDON
IrthWest Subdivision q Speciality
ROBERT c. HEATER. Manager
Tel Main 529. Colorado Building
nyl2-1
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FusselPs Ice-cream Is Famous
To Investigate Their Sanity.

for uniform excellence. 1927 N. Y. ave.
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FOR aALE-A choice Jersey COW, healthy
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ANACOSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FLAT-Four rooms and bath $50, las 18th
ST NV A D. ADDISON. sos 18th st.
aus-u
BEAUTIFUL fve-room fat; steam heat;
5anitor; 50 90 1914 Massachusetts, a-e.
FOR RE&T-To adults. light airy nj, hye
rooms ana bath; hot water heat at T2s 18th
St NV. au7-qt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NANfED-White boy OF 10 TO Il years OF
sse te answer telephone and general Of
ice work, Apply ROOM 3S. 7S4 18th 81.
nv II
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Rrsp spectable. neat woman 20 COOK
and do general houseNork in Hat. no wash
ing. family Of four. Cali at once, Isll t
ST NV. sr9-2t
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| DESK ROOM FREE. office. central anyone
| paying telephone. typewriter chance. BO&
/ 90 this Office. au8-3t
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roR REur-gueNlsuEp RooMs.

BEAUTIFULLY Furnished rooms. large front
tV''uh. southern espesHFos with ptlSate bath
II uvSitVa. Is A. st as hug=8 81
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-A few boardeTs. mountain air;
spring water and excellent table; prices reas-
enable, Address MRS. H F. SNYDER.
Germantown Nd. Ru7-3t
LOCkSLEY HALL. on the Potomac river;
summer boarders, 50 per week. Fishing,
bathing, ana Grabbing. Address WM. s
RAWLEIGH. Ridge =. o.. St. Mary's Co.
Nd Ru5-St
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES

FOR SALE-Orlent blackboard in good con-
ditioni just been overhauled; TOOLS top and
storm cover; price Sl4O; will demonstrate.
can rs 9th st. NV. AUST
FOR SALE-Rambler gasoIene runabout au-
tomobie, horsepower. in very good run
ming order; has wooden wheels, brass
lamps. one big gas lamp in front. long coil
horn, extra tires, tools; newly PARTED: Will
sell cheap or Will trade for a good lot in
city nearby; owner buying larger car: Will
demonstrate; can be at POI Arthur place
NV. Il square from y. * .. station. au4-S st
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toH SALE-2O pairs fine squad breeding
hpinera. sI5. snap. L l.. BARCLAY, ,5r.,
1zJ Louisiana ave. au9-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents at 1872 9TH at. NV; ladies
preferred. au7-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company wants
city representatives also travelling manager
salary and expenses, Address BOX 252. tnls
office Il
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ANY INTELLIGENT
income corresponding
rieuCe unnecessary.
PRESS SYNDICATE,
JSi5-gJt
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person may earn good
for newspapers. expe-
Send for particulars.
LockpoFt, y. Y.
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WANTED-Good farm hand: small family
well recommended; wages, SIS and house and
frewood per month. Address BOX 247 this
Office. au9-9t
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-06
LUMBER COMPANY LOSSES.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 6.-The supreme
court has affirmed the judgment of the
superior court of Pierce county in the
case of the Brehm Lumber company
appellant vs.. the Svea Insurance COM
pany respondent The action was to
recover on fire insurance policy on
the appellants lumber mill, which was
burned on July "a, 1904. The amount
Of the policy was $500. The insur-
,ance company declined to pay the pol
icy on the ground that the mill had
not been in operation for thirty days
prior to the date of the fire and on the
further ground that the risk was
more hazardous than when the policy
was written. 1t contended that the
mill company had violated the terms
Of the policy. The lower court took
the case from the jury and gave the
judgment for the insurance company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-06
IMPERFECT DIGESTION.

Means less nutrition and in conse-
quence less vitality. When the liver
fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the di-
gestion becomes impaired and the
bowels constipated. Herbine will rec
tify this; it gives tone to the stomach,
liver and Kidneys strengthens the ap-
petite, clears and improves the COM
plexion, infuses new life and vigor to
the whole system. SO cents a battle.
Sold by the Upington Drug Store,
dealers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-06
Corbett Owns Up.

William Rothwell of Denver steps
ward under the name his mother
@d father gave him e say that he
sreNously wronged Eddie Graney
when he went through the land
shouting that he had been robbed by
decision given by the honest
blacksmith in favor of James Edward
Britt.
IN the letter Graney got, the fighter
'oeS not disguise himself as Young
N''Oe'| He says: Here's Billy
"O'hWell doing what he can to right a
"'0Hs done good, square man." The
'0"suase the Denverite uses breathes
"'"eSry, Judge for Yourself. Here it
is
'''' desire TO do an act of COM
nun justice to a man. who. I'D 70 the
VI Ills decision in my encounter
Win Nj, Britt was considered nv me
'He greatest referee in the BUSH
80 Immediately after that unfor-
'e AFFAIR some of my misguided
uS IN an endeavor to assuage
WIG wound of defeat. lied to me about
motives of the referee in making
'S'oh' and am free to say that
III d mood to believe such stories
''iS' unjustly stated that had
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imposed upon, not by Mr.. Graney,
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e'ote desire to publicly ano,ogiz.
MI Graney for the reflections I
cast upon his honesty and while