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ALL IN GALA
COSTUMES
Pi Alpha Masquerade Ball
Great Success
IS COUPLE PRESENT
Scores Of Striking Costumes Made
Affair One Of Bewildsrins
Beauty
IS COUPLE PRESENT

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Of anyone" l. the universal verdict
upon the masquerade ball given by
tie members Of the Pi.Alpha society
Ia Forcsier's hall last evening.
Seldom az any affair q this kind
have there been 40 many excellent
costumes aud 40 many people have
entered completely into the role which
they represented. The affair was con-
Quoted smoothly from start 20 finish
and to say that Il was o success Is
giving IL hardly the credit which Il
deserves.
The people began 20 arrive 40 $50
and an hour later tie grand march
was begun lead by Governor" Black
followed hy Tarrent sibley and Miss
Fanny Thatcher.
Dancing was enjoyed until 1880 be-.
fore the masks were taken Oh and then
continued again until 2:30.
The hall looked very pretty indeed
palms. flags, eyergreens aud japanese
lanterns furnished the decorations and
the arrangement made every part of
the hail a most pleasing sight. The
orchestra OF five pieces sat in the midst
OF beautiful palms There we're about
- couple present.
The committee on Arrangements 10
whom much OF the success is due we're
Earl Harbour. Tarrant Sibley, Rollin |
Jenney, Robert Holt, Shelley Wall. |
and Wesley Fauley.
Some OF the most charming costumes
noted were the following:
Miss Marion l.. Sibley, Blue Bells
-" Bessie Harbour, Geisha girl
" Grace Miller, Geisha girl
Mrs f. c. Bennett Geisha girl
Miss Maude Belden, Study in Scarlet
" Jennie Summersgill, Blue Bells
Hazel Hart, Goddess Of Liberty
Hildred Hart, Queen OF Hearts
" Mary Root, Gypsy girl
" Mildred Tiffany, Gypsy girl
" Gracia Tiffany, Snow Queen
Mrs j. +. Burke, Cigarette girl
Miss Fannie Thatcher, Spanish girl
Mrs Maude Gregg, Lady in Black
Miss Hilda Pratt, Indian girl
" Bessie NJ. Sibley, Summer girl
" Nellie CotIey, Spanish girl
" Maud Galusha, Tambourine girl
Mrs Harry Cole, Mexican girl
Miss Catherine Jenney, Spanish
Dorothy Norton, Spanish
" Florence Walbridge Western
girl
Miss Coleman, Old-fashioned girl
" Miss Adelaide Merrill, Dutch
" Mabel DEMO, Fancy costume
Beulah Bates, Indian Maiden
Grace Livingston, Spanish girl
Fannie Fillmore, Fancy costume
" Elizabeth Bennett, Tambourine
" Olive Pope, Queen of Hearts
Mrs Leon Parker, Country girl
" II. j. Potter, Old fashioned girl
Laura Cole, Tudor costume
Mary Merrill, Grandma
Eugene Stevens, College girl
Hiss jeanette Perkins, Queen OF 4
Hearts
Hiss Laura Van Gordon, Mexican girl
" Eliza Hart, Spanish dancer
" Fannie Taft, Court costume
" Mariel Miller, Artillery girl
Among the most noticeable of the h
len's costumes we're:
Roger Ramsdell, Indian
Harold Sweet, Hindoo
Ienry Root, Clown .
Wayne Adams, Clown :,
ir Grosbeck, Sailor
lr Sweet, Sailor "
iuy Livingston, Sailor 6,
ouis Puffer, Military b
larence Holden, Man at Arms
dward c. Bennett, Napoleon
oil Edward ID. Bennett, Colonial
con Parker, Country boy "
ollin Jenney, Indian :.
Lynn Wood, Indian n
ldge r.. +, SibleV. Friar Tuck =,
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TODArS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices Tods, On Ss~ YOh Exchange
AZ Noon

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange a. reported az
noon by j. r. willision IS Co, OF :
Nassau street, New York city 20 the
bennington Security company are as
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Cheap ADVERTISING

Advertising under this bead - cents
for the first time and ten cents each
time after. Advertisements not to ex
coed four lines.
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Weather

Showers tonight Thursday showers.
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TO RENT

FINO RENT.-Two desirable tenements with
i al modern conyeniences. Apply to W. J.
Watson Depot street. 2it52
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DOR SALE OR TO RENT.-House and
Il lot, No. 2i5 School street. near Main st
Terms easy. John Nash, Bennington, Vt. Tele
phone 2l-2. 59t24
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE.--Two houses and lots with
Il barn, l73 and i75 Beech ST. ID. d. Hendee.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
DlNsAORE FINED.
Ex-Conercssman PAID SSl For Ills Set-To
With Gov Davis.

Before the Mayor of Fayette.
vile lsst week ex-Congressman
Hugh A. Dinsmore was fined SOL
for his part in the Dinsmore.
Davis fight a. few days before.
lie was fined $50 for carrying a
pistol and 81 for assault.
Dinsmore stated on the witness
stand that he felt outraged that
Gov. Davis should, by unfair
means, secure a private letter
written to him by his lifelong
and best friend, Senator Berry,
and make the contents public,
much less that he should mis-
construe the wording and at
tempt to make political capital
from it, and said he went to the
hotel where the Governor was
stopping for the purpose of Sc
curing his letter, a satisfactory
explanation, or to give Davis a
sound thrashing. He said he
did not believe he had punished
Gov. Davis severely enough, but
stated that, in the heat of pas
sion, he had called the Governor
some names he was sorry for and
wished to retract.
A drummer testified that Davis
read the letter, which he denied
having to Mr.. Dinsmore, to a
crowd on the train just before
reaching Fayetteville.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
BATESVILLE PARAGRAPHS,
(From The News.)

Shelby Shaver of Sharp county
was in the city on business last
Saturday. a
2. j. Puokett of Evening Shatfs
was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. E. M. Hardister is enjoy
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Helm, who lives in Sharp county.
The cotton crop in Independ-
ence county is estimated by
many farmers to be about SO per
cent.
Mrs. C. j. Buchanan of Sharp
county was in the city Wednes.
day on her way to Memphis to
visit relatives.
P. H. Wilkerson is again con.
nected with the Guard, and will
remain there during the absence
of Editor Givens.
K. B. Rowley, representing
W. A. Short & co. Of Helena,
recently purchased from the
Weaver Dowdy Co. of this city
AIT bales of cotton, paying II IL
cents, the total amount being
S24, ,391.04
The personal tax book has
been completed and is ready for
the collector. The total valua-
ton is 2,542,S53, and the mum.
Der of polls 4,752, which will
make the amount to be collected
S52, 136.45.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
Buried Two Feet in. Sand.

At Jonesboro last week while
Anderson Phillips, James Ward
and John Patrick were at the
sand bank of the Jonesboro Brick
Company loading sand and dig
ging out the sand the bank caved
in on John Patrick, covering him
for more than two feet under the
sand. 1t took the other men
over two hours to extricate him.
He was almost dead and it is a
surprise that he was not killed.
1t was some hours before he fully
recovered from the terrible shock.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
HHECOURTS

"a Circuit Court, Northern Dis
Fict-First Monday in January
md July. Southern District
8econd Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County ourt in the
Northern District.
Il Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
80uthern District-Second Mon
lay in March, June, September
md December.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
OFFICIRL
Confessional.

Confessional.
Member of Congress End District.
S. BRUNDIDGE JR.ii
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, Second
District. j. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
Judge of the 10Th Judicial Cir
quit J. w. MEEKS.
Pros. Atty |. HERRN.
# County.
Representative--E. B. ANDREWS.
County judge. W. SMITH.
.Clerk-C. D. RITCHIE.
Sheriff-G. H. MATTHEW.
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERsoN.
'Assessor w. T. HORN.
6urveyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

Gov. Davis says Dinsmore
deliberately tried to murder him,
but that doesn't hardly look
reasonable, remembering the fact
that there was nothing to prevent
the ex- Congressman from turn
ing the other end of his weapon
and banging away.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

The Record takes no sides in
the Davis-Dinsmore fight. 1t is
to be regretted that two such dis
tinguished gentlemen should
come to blows. Such things give
the state much advertising of a
nature not desirable, and gracious
knows Arkansas has been
maligned enough already.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

There seems to be little doubt
about "Bob" Rogers being the
next governor of Arkansas.
There is no enthusiasm for the
other gentlemen who are in the
race. It's "Bob" Rogers every
where.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
The Lord Only Knows.

When will filth and slime be
eliminated from Arkansas poll
tics and disgraceful politics put
under the ban and retired?-
Morrilton Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
DAVIS AND RERRY MEET.
For The First Time DURING The Campaign
The Senatorial Aspirants Get To-
eether In joint Discussion.

the first time in the present cam
paign for the United States
Senate, Senator James H. Berry
and Governor Davis met at Ben
tonville this afternoon in joint
debate.
The courthouse was packed,
and as Bentonville is the home OF
Senator Berry, Davis found him.
self in hostile country, though
good feeling prevailed and his
speech was we'll received.
Governor Davis commences
speaking at 1 o'clock and spoke
for two hours. He spoke along
the lines followed in all former
addresses, but there were no ref
erences to the negro pardons or
party >disloyalty with which he
charged Senator Berry when he
spoke at Rogers.
REFERS TO FIGHT,
Much interest was manifested
in his reference to his fight last
Sunday night at Fayetteville
with former Congressman Dins-
more. He produced the letter
written by Senator Berry to Dins-
more, which caused the trouble
and after stating it's substance
handed it to the Senator.
Senator Berry in his rejoinder
read the letter which, he declared,
had been stolen from Mr.. Dins-
more's room.
Governor Davis interrupted
him and said that the man who
gave him the letter claimed to
have found it on the street.
Senator Berry then quoted from
the Arkansas statutes the law
providing that if anyone find lost
property and knowing its lawful
owner, approprlates it to his own
use, he is guilty of larceny.
BERRY READS TESTIMONY.
The applause at this point was
deafening. Governor Davis gave
his side of the fight, and Berry
replied by reading the testimony
of Messrs. Dinsmore and Walker
as was given in the Justices
court.
Replying to the claim of Gov
ernor Davis that he ought to
have vetoed the bill exempting
bridges, tunnels, etc., from the
railroad assessment bill, Senator
Berry said he signed the bill as
ii came to him from the legisla-
ture the day before adjournment,
and added:
"When | was governor it was
not Abe custom to dictate to the
legislature regarding their duties
nor to call them into my office
and influence them by promises
or force them by threats"
DAVIS LEAVES.
Governor Davis left the room
before Berry finished speaking in
order, he said, to catch train.
Replying to the assertion that
he ought to be defeated because
he voted for the Hatch bill, SEN
ator Berry asked how Davis
could reconcile this statement
with the one in which he said
Congressman Little ought to be
elected Governor, when Little
also voted for the Hatch bill.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

Tennessee is having some hot
politics, but pistols and walking
canes have not yet been brought
into the game.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
Our New OudrferS.....

are headquarters for Bargains in l lines of General
Merchandise This store is in a position to meet the
prices OF any Mercantile Establishment in Northern
Arkansas. Our large and varied stock now on display
in our magnificent new building opens to the
money saving public that should be investigated by all
purchasers of honest goods We do not fear compar
ison of prices feeling satisfied that you give us
trial. your business will be done with us, and you be.
come one of our great army of satisfied customers
w. n. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

A scandal is on at Melbourne.
DR.. Theodore E. Jeffery, COM
paratively young man OF that
place, who married into a prom
inent family and who has been
prominent in the affairs of the
town, is in Jail charged with the
crime of rape, the offense being
not bailable one. The alleged
victim of DR.. Jeffery's assault is
Miss Eula Hodge, a young lady
of Lunenburg, seventeen years
old, who was boarding at the
home of DR.. Jeffery and attending
the Melbourne school. At the
preliminary hearing, the defen-
dant was held to await the action
of the next grand jury in, lizard
county, and he will remain in
Jail at Melbourne until that body
convenes, unless his attorneys
can secure the right to give bail
from the proper authorities.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
State News.
Breezy Happenings From
All Over the State of
Arkansas.

The Bank of Amity has been
chartered.
AT Horatio citizen is growing
celery successfully.
E. L. King of Montgomery
Springs was 100 years old few
days ago.
A hospital, erected at Fort
Smith by Catholics, was dedi-
Gated last week.
The chancery court docket in
Scott county contains twenty
suits for divorce.
Mrs. T. j. Kendrick of Clarks.
vile has grown lemon 13 inches
in circumference.
The Hollingsworth Furniture
Company of Texarkana has been
closed by creditors.
A number of farmers around
Wynne will make rice a part of
their next years crop.
A law and order league has
been organized at Atkins to stop
lawlessness in the town.
Burdened with family troubles,
Mrs. Clara Evans of Texarkana
ended her own life last week
with a razor.
A New York capitalist has ac-
quired $1,000 acres of fine timber
land near Mena, and will start
factories there.
The mayor of Hope has issued
a notice that no fireworks will be
allowed in the town during the
holidays or any other time.
For the first time in the history
of Little Rock, a union Thanks
giving service was held in the
city Thursday Of last week.
Andrew Jackson, near Bonner
vile, aged Is years and wealthy,
fell in the fire last week and may
die from the burns received.
Wallace Cough, colored, Of
Prescott, last week shot and
killed his 16-year- old son during
a family quarrel. He is in Jail.
Wyatt Black, a negro, con-
victed at Little Rock of disturb
ing the peace and fined S25, has
been pardoned by the governor.
County Judge ]. B. Ward of
Cleburne county has resigned
his office on account of failing
health, and will remove to Texas.
A. E. Chambers, an old citizen
of Malvern, while out hunting,
was accidentally shot by a friend
who was with him. He will lose
an eye.
Seyborn Tignor, a negro at
Texarkana, once sentenced 10
hang for murder, at a second
trial gets ten years in the peni-
tentiary.
In Federal court at Texarkana
W, B. Bearden was convicted of
perjury in connection with an
entry made by him of a tract of
government land.
Marie Wheatley, a 6-year-old
girl at Hot Springs, was burned
to death last week. She was at
tempting to ignite a fire when her
clothing took fire.
William Cu)ley, proprietor of a
cafe at Fort Smith, is missing,
and it is feared he has killed
himself, as he had several times
threatened to do.
The democrats of Marion coun-
ty have decided to hold primary
for all officers on the date fixed
by the state convention for the
primaries for state officers.
AT Van Buren last week Mrs. |
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08
Directory.
RELIGIOUS

Preaching at the Methods
church second and third Sunday
in each month by Rev. W. S
|Southworth, pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. O. c.
Shaver, superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

Nineteen divorces were granted
at Jonesboro last week in chan
Gerry court.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

Secretary Ben L. Griffin, of the
State Farmers Union, says that
organization will positively take
no part in politics, and he is re-
fusing all requests for official
lists Of the members. The de-
termination to remain out of
politics is a good thing for the
Union. AS sure as it becomes a
political organization that sure
will its usefulness be destroyed.
Let the farmers maintain the
organization along the lines as
have heretofore characterized its
movements.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

The Craig Hotel at De Queen
was destroyed by fire last Friday.
Loss 81, 900.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

The Sharp County Record car
ries only one announcement.
Bro. Coger prints a coed paper,
and deserves better patronage
from the office-seekers. Perhaps
they just naturally dislike to
come out publicly and state their
wants. Some people are awful
-modest-and stingy.-Melbourne
Times.
The office-seekers of Sharp
county are neither lawful" mod
est nor stingy. They are not
afraid to ask for things, and are
the newspapers good friends.
The difference in Sharp and lizard
county candidates is that down
here those who want office do not
announce seventeen months be-
fore the primary. However, you
will notice our announcement
column is fattening some, Rufe.
Sharp County record., 1905-12-08

The outside world judges the
people of a state by the charac-
ter of men who fill the responsible
and honorable positions of state.
II these officers be brawlers, the
people who elected them are sup
posed to be of the same sort. If
those in office are men of a low
standard of morals, they are con-
sidered fit representatives of
those who put them in office. If
the public servants are men of
good morals and habits and up
right in every way, it is consid-
cred that a citizenship of such
character is responsible for their
election. This is true Of counties,
and there is no escaping the judg-
ment passed upon the people
from the character of men they
choose for Office.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kenyon Street northwest. betwee,
thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
+ req heiiey ct al, trustees. to Ida M.
Hamilton. part of lot I. block 81. Col11n-
bia Heights, SIG.
Alley between L and NJ Sfxteentb an3
Seventeenth Streets northwest-WiIlia m
Adelaide w Cardoza, Helen Anderson
and William s.. Jessie A, Ashburton s
Furnan w, Leonard B., Laura r.. and
al "a fl n Wormley part of lot es and
White Haven-Mfldred d. Kline to
John @. HILLARY, part, So
Fourtn street northwest. between G
and Fl Streets-John NJ Buckley to sam
uel !. Cohen, part of lot /. square SIS. SO
Eighth and Ninth, II and / Streets
southwest-Ehzabeth x. Riley to .Johr
O. Campbell all square 4l5. sls,52S.So.
seph u. Sanford ct ux. to Sanford and
Brooks Company, original lot l, 2. 4, to
IL. and part of lot II, square SO. and
original lots and 7, square GIG, IS
Nos 70f and 704ls Ninth street sortT-
west-Yillian f. Minor ct ux to Thorn
as N. Samuel L. Edward A and Rioh-
ard H Minor, part Of lot 4, square IA.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Paul F. Grove ct ux. TO Mary G. Schaef-
er. lots 81 and p. block S, $40.
and Streets-Saliie c. Wilder ct viz
James R.. to Albert l. Middleton. orig,
inal lot and part of original lot 10,
square SSS, SlO.
1892 8 Street northwest. Forrest
Manning. executor and trustee to Nettie
II and Annie z. Graham, lot 80, square
192, S., $50
lie Droit Park-Helen E. Kleiner ct
vir. John j., to Edward F. Croggon,
lot Z. block IL, SO.
Street northeast, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets-MargaTet H Fawcett
to Marion V. Helton, lot Il. square Ssl,
s4.75o
Tenth Street southeast. between A
and 3 Streets William z. Metcalf TO
May 3. Miller, lot 81. square 943 80
lie Droit Park-Willard G. Steward ct
ux. TO Charles d. Greenstreet, lot 81,
block -. so.
1925 T Street northwest Forrest
Manning, executor, TO Sarah E Diilow
lot -. square 237. 1850
Seventeenth Street northwest, between
r and Streets-Robert G. Shinn to
John d, Daish, part of original lot a.
square 15f. SO.
800 Ninth Street northeast-John b
Daish ct TX. 20 Robert c. Shinn. lot So,
square GIG, SO.
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FOUR GERMAN OFFICERS
KILLED IN AFRICA

BERLIN, Jan. HIN the fight be-
tween the German troops under Major
Meisier and the insurgent witbois. in
German Southwest Africa, on January
2. O. and 4, Major Won Nauendorf and
three other officers and fifteen men
-Four officers and forty-five men were
wounded va Z
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ACCUSED OF MURDER
GIRL PUTS OUT EYES

LAPORTE, Iowa. Jan. u.-Miss Ce-
ella McAndrews, who was kept under
surveillance at Madison. Wis, for two
days On suspicion of being implicated
IN the sudden death there last week of
b F. Burton, a hotel proprietor. at
tempted suicide =, -" -
She swallowed wood alcohol and no,,r-
ed some of 1t in her eyes Though she
may not die, she will be blind
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A MODERN DISAPPOINTMENT.

They say he was disappointed in
love"
yes. Her father failed in business
just a week before the day set for the
wedding. cleveland Plain Dealer.
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HELP ,7ANTED-MALE & FEMALE,

$40 IN GOLD to anyone answering ten ques-
lions correctly Question blank issued by
AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS ASSOCIA-
TION nnc.). 419 10th st. NV. (basementl
jal1-st
WANTED-Partner for theatrical enterprise
who will invest. $500; Immediately. Address
BOX 4o6 this office II
WANTED-PupiIs to learn stencaraphy in
$50 hours, money refunded. Send for book
let. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY 315-51s
Colorado Building. jal-30t
WANTED-An kinds of help for hotels and
private families, good wages. 1903 New York
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting
no pain. look feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth, shrunken faces made normal :
painless filings DR. J. l. WILSON. 1908 II
ST. NV. de27-3ot
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John r. Kelly, Center Market, 9th st.
wing. New York Roast Beef. Corn Beef
q Speciality
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FOR rENr-EousEs

FOR REM
THoMAs J. FISHER & Co. INC.
HE-4AL Is LIE. LOANS. AND INSCR-
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Something New, Walnut Ice Cream. 2.

quart, s1-2o gallon delivered to all part
of the city. Rosenfeld's, S12 H ST. ne
Phone East 1909
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Where Quality Is Paramount

Only buffers of established excellence
are sold at James F. Oysters, 9Th &
Pa ave- All the most renowned brands
Fourneaf Glover" Creamery special
ty.
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-About February 1. In the vicinity
or Iowa Circle, two sunny well furnished
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Tor light housekeeping; man and wife; give
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY 10 LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates of interest Payment on prin-
cipal in amounts of $500 more received n
any interest period. THE F. H. SMITH
COMPANY, Fond Building. 11tS New York
ave NV
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at l. ~. and ) per cent Interest. Spe-
cial privileges with respect to prior pa YIN flts
Large amounts speciality. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. 1907 F st. NV oclo-tf
MONEY TO IoAN-s25o to $500. 900 on II. C.
real estate Interest low and all transac-
tons conducted with economical constdera-
ton for borrowers
WM H SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 ST. " W