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Work Begun on House :
For JenneSs Miller
Dress Reform Advocate Secures First Apart
ment House Permit of This Year.
Splendid Building Planned.

Work mas been begun on 1.-THE Wen
dell Mansions at Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Decatur street northwest, which
the Noel Construction Company, of Bal
timore, Md. is erecting for Mrs. Jen-
ness Miller the author and dress re-
form advocate This building is the
first apartment house for construction
Of which a permit has been issued this
year. and it is the pioneer Job of the
Noel Construction Company in Wash
ington. The building will be one of the
finest of its kind ever projected for the
Capital City.
~ Work at Annapolis.
The Noel Company is at present fin
fishing up work for the Government at
the United States Naval Academy, An
napolis Nd. aggregating about $780,
900. The work at the Naval Academy
includes the Bancroft Hall, the quarters
for the 800 midshipmen now stationed
there. In this one building are the study
and sleeping rooms and shower baths.
the kitchen. laundry, bakery, dining
room, refrigerating PIT with a capac-
ity Of ten tons of ice daily, and the
drinking water system for carrying ice
cold water over the entire building The
tailor shops for making and repairing
clothes, and the general store are also
in the same structure.
Another OF the group of buildings Is
the Marine Engineering and Naval Con-
struction Building, which is used for in
snuction in steam engineering. naval
construction and drawing.
The officers mess is devoted to the
use OF the bachelor officers stationed at
The Academy for living quarters. and
also as a club for all the officers sta
toned at the Academy.
In addition TO the buildings mention
ed. the Noel Company has complet ed
thirteen houses for officers quarters.
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The chapel and administration build
ing are still under construction. In the
construction OF the chapel, re-enforced
concrete was used for the entire struc-
tural work
The company also has just complete
a six-stoTy building for the Singer Com
pany In Baltimore. Md. and is building
at Dayton, Ohio, a large office structllrfe
Tor the National Cash Register Com
The local representative of the COM
pany is ]. l.. Amos
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Offices Above.
TO EXTEND MONROE STREET.

The extension Of Monroe street north
east from Seventh street to the Bunk
er Hin road with a width of ninety feet
is provided for in a bill introduced in
the House yesterday afternoon by
Representative Gardner of Michigan.
To carry out tie provisions of the bill,
an appropriation OF S149O6 is asked.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER on II st.
ne two-stOTy brick and stable. lot 20xII5
Can be bought very cheap TO quick buyer.
LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY on eth st.
NV, near Pennsylvania ave. for invest
nent-
GoOD CHANCE for business in Southwest.
on "a st. between NJ and sts: used
as grocery and coal yard; lot 34xI30 10
S0-foot alley; stable for seven horses. an
tire property and coal business for sale
VIII be sold cheap
IhkEE-STORY BRICK STORE. renting for
500 per month. Cellar: centrajiv 10
Gated; price very low; good speculatiye
proposition.
LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY renting for
nearly $1,000 per year; leased to first
class tenant and good business; excellent
location; pay ga on asking price
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MRS. J. E. WILSON'S
HOME NEARLY COMPLETED

Mrs. ] f Wilson's country home at
BroOkland, d. c., which was designed
by Architect a. NJ. Schneider. is near
ing completion. The house is hand
somely finished throughout. It will
have ten rooms and two baths.
Mr.. Schneider has prepared plans for
several other Washington buildings to
be erected during the coming spring,
and also for a house for Joseph s.
Grimes, Of Alexandria. Va.
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Speaking OF Heiskel & NIcLeran. they
have installed a new safe in their Of
fee. II is up 10 date and equipped with
all sorts OF modern anti-burglar ar
engagements, but. with all these things,
the best it can do is 10 protect the
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-HOUSES-
2ls F -. ne. s rooms. bath, furnace. D.. 81. 81
100 I 81. ne. s rooms. bath............. p g
1888 sth Il nv. rooms. bath. 10 "a
APARTMENT
lo5S 9Th ST. ne, rooms. bath SIS Oh
COLOR Ed
Zlls Newport DL nv. CT. bath. cellar 60 q
F. ;. COLLINS co. Unc). 703 18th st. nv
jaT-2f
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9TH ST, NEAR N NW.-Three-s story. nine
room and bath brick. rented for SS2.50
Price. 1900
HOUSES corner 9Th and G SITS. SCI SIX
rooms and bath; VIII be sold singly or to-
SetheT very reasonable.
S-SToRY BROOM and bath brick. on east
side of 22d St. between K and L SITS.
Cellar must be sold
s-RooM FRAME on Maryland ave Sw.. run
ming through to c st. between eth and
10th SITS; n feet front; 100 feet deep;
excellent site for warehouse; rents for
$3.50. PRICE, 81. 500.
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE. near Lin
coin Park-Nine and bath. Price,
$500 Rent. 20; lease.
on WATER STREET SW.-Several new
houses. six rooms and bath: all modern
improvements PRICE. $500; terms to
suit
SPECIAL BARGAIN on Washington Heights;
10 rooms, baths; good size lot. 20xlOO:
three stories and cellar; on 18th St, be-
tween Belmont ave. and Columb ia road.
Possession given on short notice.
II ST. NV. near 5th-9-room brick; furnace
heat; bay window; alley; In excellent con-
ditioE. Price reasonable If sold at once
No. $50 II ST. SW., 5-roon brick Rents
for 1880. Price. $500.
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For RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-Two elegant halls. suitable for
clubs lodges etc just the thing for pho
tographer or music teacher. skyights:
also two other rooms. Apply between and
5 pm 90 nth ST. NV. corner New York
ave: opposite CorcoTan Art Gallery and
War Department. ja7-St
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE KENT. 1l6 North Carolina ave. Sc
handsome new apartments; southern expo
sure six large outside rooms and bath. large
rear yard and porches: steam heat: hos water
Janitor service; just reduced; one apartment
nv. ae21-4s
FOR RENT
Beautiful large five-room apartments in
THE MADEIRA, 707 2ad ST. NV.
Reduced 10 $40 per month
T II. PICkFORD. 1910 Q 81. NV.
ds13-tf
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''valUables" a. well as the old one did.
It would be a good even bet that the
old one, which has served so we'll viii
continue 70 take up space in the r
street office. where il has been for
years
The building operations on Fort Reno
are celebrating the last vestiges OF
the civil war breastworks of that, the
highest point IN the District OF Column
bia.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANC -Four two-famiIy apart
ments. rented at $50 each: will trade for
unimproved ground. KARRICK x NET
cAIF. 1883 G ST. nv. ja7-3t
WILL EXCHANGE corner apartment cost
$4,000, renting for 81 500, subject to $50 COO
Tor unimproved ground KARRICK & MET
GALE, 1893 @ ST NV ia7-st
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THoS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1914 - ST N W
TELEPHONE n 34s ana NJ sz9s
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SAL4E-THREE YEARS AGO the north
east corner Of 18th 81. and Whitney ave.
sold for lust twelve times as much as IL
could nave been purchased FOR twelve years
prior 10 that time. Six blocks beyond
this point and right on the l4th ST. ex-
tension Is the subdivision.
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
where you can purchase lots at 30 cents
So IT. with water, sewer, granOlithic walks
ana All the city improvements free Of cost
Glad to show you the property al any time.
Ja7-7t ROBINSON g. co. zinc }. 6l3 i4th ST.
FOR SAL Eliot on Roanoke st. near 18th
wide frontsg &c; fne for builder: low price.
LOT In Erooklsnd. near two car lines. very
easy terms. FRANK q. BUTTS. Commercial
National Bank building Jag-tf
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Dwight Anderson. formerly connected
with HeiskeII & McLeran. has opened
up a real estate Office at 525 Thirteenth
street northwest. From what he did
while with the popular and conservative
firm from whose Office he graduated. ii
is but fair 10 presume he will meet with
success.
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WORK ADVANCING ON
NEW SAVINGS BANK
Institution Will Accomm0-
date Northwest Section.
$4,000 is SUBSCRIBED
One Man Will Take $4,000 of Saoo,o
Capital Stock-Arrangement
of Building.

RapId progress is being made in the
cons. ruction OF the new home OF the
Fourteenth and You Savings Bank, "
which is being built by Thomas w.
StubbIeheld at the northeast corner of
Fourteenth and u streets northwest.
II is Mr.. Stubblef1eid-s intention to ac-
commodate the many business enter
prises on Fourteenth street. as well as
the residents OF the extreme northwest
portion OF the city. with a banking in
stitution that viii be convenient TO all.
1t is eighteen blocks from this point to
any other institution of the same char
acter.
Exterior of House.
The building. which was designed by
Architect a. NJ. Schneider. will be of
brick. stone. and concrete construction
The material used in the front is gran
tie and white limestone. There will also
be heavy wrought iron guards over tho
doors and windows. The building will
be two stories high with a basement
The whole of the first floor and large
portion of the basement will be used
for banking purposes.
There will be a large two-story vault
situated IN the east end of the build
ing. which will have a lining of crome
steel, It is TO be thoroughly burglar
proof.
The banking room viii be handsomely
decorated. all the woodwork and fix
lures being of mahogany. The bases OF
the fixtures and the wainscot OF the
lobby will be white Italian marble. The
floor OF the banking room lobby will be
mosaic.
Offices Above,
The second story will be used for
offices, all OF which will have every
modern appointment. The entrance to
these offices Will be on the east end OF
the building on the L street 'front.'
Mr.. StubbleheId stated yesterday that
$4,000 of the capital of the bank
which is to be SEQ. 900. is already &c be
subscribed. $4,000 of the amount being
taken by one man = viii be a couple
OF weeks before definite action Will be
taken in dispOsing OF the stock.
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The Willige. Gibbs * Daniel Com
pany prides itself. on the remarkably
Not a little Of the success Of this en-
terprising concern has been due 10 its
good fortune in building up so formi-
dabIe a force Of earnest workers, who
have rounded up a surprisingly large
number of important sales during the
the following: Charles II. Jerman.
Thad B. Sargent, gE't50mas W. Nc
Knew. Robert c. Shinn. Edward n
Dulin, Arthur J. Hendricks, H T
Craig. ]. Martin Mckee. and orion
w. Gleason.
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FOR RENT-,FLATS.

2s3l VIRGINIA AVE. NW.-Ftve rooms and
enameled bath apartment. FIRST floor; rear
per month. KARRICK & METCALF 1888
C st nv. JaT-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLE. IS stalls; gas and
water good storage for hay and grain: 10Th
and G SITS. sw. Apply Office Of AMERICAN
ICE COMPANY. 1887 Pennsylvania ave. or
9Th st. wharf. de2g-iSt
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE ESTATE.
L. RICHOLD, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Room 0-I0l0 Street Northwest
BARGAINS IN HOMES, INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY

A
OF
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LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY, near Penn
sylV9nla ave- NV. used as wholesale
liquor establishment. VIII be sold rea-
enable.
NORTHWEST CORNER Of AZ and 7. SITS.
sw., large store and FIVE rooms VIII be
sold very cheap 20 quick buyer.
CORNER PROPERTY ON 7TH ST NV
containing Il rooms; occupied by drug
store; cellar; rented for $l05 per mon IN
and viii rent for more.
TWO BUSINESS PROPERTIES on vert side
OF 7th st. NV; centrally located VIII sell
together or singly.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 9Th at sy,- IN
Guiding two small bricks. Excellent in
SestmeHts: very cheap.
iIs6 7TH ST. NW.--story building. with
store: lot 25xlO0. to alley.
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BEST FLATS IN WASHINGTON-21S 4th ST.
Sc. three. rooms, bath. ali modern i'm
provefnents, $50 each one rooms, bath, all
large, well lighter; hot-wateT heat included
Apply J. c. WELDON, "a East Capitol st.
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-To rent small farm Address
W. A C, 4os Highyiew ave, Anacostia,
u u za6-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A home I'm the Northwest; must
be bargain; cash. Address BOX lie, Times
office. -
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-Stores
-nomes. Nothing too small or too large
HARRISON REALTY Co,
soS Street n. ". uo5-tf
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ANNIVERSARIES.

WANTED-To rent stable to accommodated
two three horses and wagons Address
DICKINSON. 17z7 7th st mn. ta7-zs
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. first
floor, SENECA" Men only. All mod
ern improvements 81 g.. nv.
deS3-tf
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Thomas r. Martin. Of the firm OF
Martin Brothers, who has been I'll for
some days, is much improved. His
friends are hoping to see him at the
wheel again in earnest. This wish Is
particularly strong with Lee r. Martin,
the other member Of tae firm, who has
been gracefully carving double load
of business for a week or so.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished fat; bright and
cheerful; terms reasonable. 1918 sth 81.
jae-2t
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FOR RENT-oFFICES

FOR RENT-Desirabie Office rooms in the
Evans building. I416-I424 New York ave.
rental very low. including heat. light and
3anttcr service deis-s9t
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IA4 ~ Street N W
FOR RENT-Six rooms and bath on a corner
IN the Northeast Has been put in excel
lent condition. Rent. $3.50 per month
CHAS. 5. MUIR & co. INC,
5as-@t 1908 New York Ave. NV
FOR RENT-31s 18th st. Sc. rooms and
bath: bay window brick; large yard, SIT so
WRIGHT & HOPKINS. 6l9 z St NV.
ja6-3t
FOR RENT-Three two-story buildings ali
modern improvements; 1907, 1909, and 1911 @
s. Sc $3.50 per month. Apply II. c. FREI-
TAG. 2lS 9Th st. NV. ja5-7t
FOR RENT-Stx-room bay-window house, 30S
T st NV. Key si4 Sd at. fah-3t
FOR RENT-Fourth floor. S0s-sl0 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. SO: four rooms. suitable for Office
40 18th St, S22: 6l4 25th st NV, five rooms
tcolored), 81. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 6i2
l4th St NV Ja4-tf
FOR RENTING two-story frame COTTAGES,
six rooms and bath all modern improve
ments: EOS and 80 Taylor st. Anacostia,
D. C; rent. $3.50. Apply ROOM IS. Atlantic
building. fa4s7
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
DAVID MOORE,
Us NEW YORK AVENUE.
I SELL HOUSES,

And Have the Following Bargains
FOL. SALE:
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UNPUBLISHED.


APARTMENTS
NORTHWEST. NoRTHW EST
Conn, cor. b. fi622 " Jav.G-. b Ss4.59
IT, bath--....-.S55.eo 3. & 9, 7r, b.. . %
The Alabama, nth
and y, 4. 8. and NORTHEAST.
OF, bath 50 to SIS 2I0Ls Quincy Ar 10 90
Inc Maury. 81. b. So 90 2l2 Quincy. If. b. l3 %
ne ABBY n, O., 4o.0oi2 z9 Quincy. #, b., 1870
me AllenhuTst. Z22Is Quincy. n. D y o.
llth and Col. road. "a Quincy, At D.. Is %
OF. Q. apts-SS s. $3.50 go Quincy, 4r. b. 1900
The Avon, Nth & IgOlL Quincy ar b I3 %
Col. road, 5T- b. 232 Quincy, n, b.. 400
apis. sS5 s. 3s-00l 2S21z Quincy. Ar, b. - 90
ne EIoeron, 18th 20 Quincy. AZ. b. ID 90
ana Col. I'd, ST. las Chicago. 4r. b 1850
o apis. -SS6 4 q. iI+55z Chicago r,b L 50
ne stoGdeTt. or $50 1881 Chicago. At. 1850
1912 Kenesaw, sr b p. Il$s Chicago A. .. L. 50
lS44 kenesa " CT, b IS col SOUTHEAST
<als 18th. or, b.. 80 90 Mass. av, bet 18th
1858 kenesaw,5r,b g. and 18th. =r and
4t45 Willard. 6r. b 80 OIL 5r bath apis. so So
2ll9 l4th, ST, b. 38.sg SIS, and so
Morgan, 5r bath B. bet 18th & l4.E,
apts.-.---.S25 & 275C ST. b. apts,..S24 s. s.S
STORES.
NORTHWEST NORTHWEST,
; " cor. Sth & .. s. 600 Pap Igth...... SO 90
tta5 y. ave-. 2445 18th 400
ISSo q ST.. So 90 1925 M............, $500
II D-.-.....-......S5 5 05t
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL,
CLASSES OF pEnPEpVv
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

WE HAVE several houses that pay 10Gs TO
$50 net; one investment. a new property
that pays 33&a IN the amount q cash
Quired Come and see US TOWER COM
PANY. 61i 7th St ja7-2t
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FOR SALE-A comfortable home in South
se%st, containing rooms and bath for
s-ssV Ihis house is well built ana WAS
Just finished during the past week We
would like 10 show this property 10 YOU
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FOR SALE-wILL SELL A NEW g.
ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK CHEAP;
LOCATED 8 Z. BETWEEN E CAP
ST. AND Pa. AVE. PRICE RE-
DUCED. s.. $50
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & Co,
1as-6t 1907 r ST NV
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
Wanted-An Idea ,

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN q Co, Patent Attor
nsys wssninxton, y q. for their ei.so0 prise one
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
DEFAUETING CASHIERS WIFE
DISCOVERED AT LE|PSIC
DETECTIVES GET SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL.
LARS FROM MRS. j. o. KRUHM.
Mrs. Kruhm Was Visiting her Brother Near
Leipsc and her Discovery Was Not Known
Until RecentIy-Mouey Recovered.

After several months diligent search
by stalled detectives, in which many
states have been searched for J. o.
Kruhm, defaulting cashier of the Bis
mark Bank, Bismark, North Dakota,
who embezzled several thousand dol
lars, the bulk OF the money was se-
cured Friday last from his wife, who
is visiting her brother near Leipsic,
this county, by q. prominent New York
City attorney. The lawyer, having
learned of the whereabouts of the wife
of Kruhm came here and with the as
sistance of deputy sheriff. secured
with little difficulty the bulk of the
money taken by the defaulting cashier.
Mrs. Kruhm came over here two
months ago to visit relatives in this To-
cality, evidently thinking Delaware o
good place to escape the watchful eye
of the officers of the law, who were
hard on her track and that of her hus-
band. While it was known to the de.
tective force OF several cities that
Kruhm had fed to England shortly
after the embezzlement of the money
it was their belief he had not taken all
the money with him, and as a conse.
quence careful watch was kept on his
wife, her every movement being known
to the officers. Over a month age
Chief of Detectives Conner, of St
Paul, Mimi, came to Dover and will
the assistance of Sheriff Edward Bake
located Mrs. Kruhm, who is visiting
her brother near Leipsic. No attemp
at that time was made to modest. her
lest she should become alarmed anC
depart for other parts. A lawyer o
New York City, who is interested il
the case was sent for and she consente'
to deliver the money to him.
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Death of James II. Todd.

The death of James 81. Todd, on the
evening of Christmas Day was a great
shock to his many friends in Dover
and throughout the entire county. Mr..
Todd was apparently as well as usual
that morning but while doing his US
ual work was attacked with symptoms
heart disease. Miss Annie Todd, his
daughter, who is a trained nurse, at
tended him aud he seemed to get over
it, but about 10 o'clock in the evening
a sudden attack of apoplexy quickly
ended his life. ELe was "a years OF
age. Funeral services were held on
Thursday, conducted by Rev. DIR. Bar
rett, with Interment at Lakeside. De.
ceased was son of the late Henry
Todd, who resided on the Dover Green
for number of years. Mr.. Todd was
formerly a farmer but for the pas
twenty years has been the Dover agent
of the Kent County Mutual Insurance
Company. He carried a policy o.
$4,000 in the Heptasophs, Mr.. Todd'i
mother died in similar manner OF
Christmas Day. He has been remark
able healthy man, not having had
days sickness i'll forty years. HI
leaves a wife aud three daughters
Mrs. James L. Selfridge, San Fran
cisco, California;; Mrs. Theodore G
Eiswald, Perry, N. Y; Miss Ami
Todd, Atlantic City, N. j. Also
brother, Robert Nj. Todd, New Yor
City lawyer, and a sister, the wife Q
Professor Reynolds of Wilmington.
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Pretty December Wedding at Hardy.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. H.
Marvil, near Hartly, was the scene of
a very pretty wedding Wednesday af
ternoon at 1.3O o'clock, when their
daughter, Miss Stella E. Marvil be-
came the bride of Harvey P. Milbourne
of Marydel. Promptly at the appointed
time, to the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march, skilfully rendered by
Miss Harriet Slaughter, the bride and
groom entered the parlor preceded by
Harry Sparks, as best man and Miss
Lydia Milbourne, sister of the groom,
as bridesmaid, both Of Marydel. Rev.
E. H. Collins, pastor of Marydel M.
E. Church, performed the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony re-
freshments were served to the bridal
party and a large number of relatives
and friends. The house was very
beautifully decorated with Christmas
vine and holly. The presents were
numerous and handsome. The young
couple left on the $3.50 train from
Hartly amid a shower of rice for 6
wedding trip north.
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Smoking Customs,

Among the Bechuanas of Africa it is
the custom for the people when smok-
ing to take Il timber twig, which they
bend into the form of semicircle and
then bury in mud. This is well pound.
ed down. and when the earth is suffi.
ciently set the twig is withdrawn,
leaving a hole which answers the pur.
pose of Il pipestem. Tobacco is placed
in the excavation.
The Hawaiian natives habitually
swallow the smoke and a few whiffs
are enough to produce intoxication
This drawback, however, has its com
pensating advantage. since the exhaus
ton of single pipe is enough to pro
duce wholesale inebriation, as 1t Il
passed from mouth to mouth
The Kaffirs smoke dagha tobacco,
species of hemp, in a water pipe re
sembling the hoollah.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
Purse Shopping Trick in Dover.

The purse swapping trick was worked
on man from Michigan, who had
come to Dover to buy land, Thursday,
i'll a questionable neighborhood of the
town. The Michigan man, Henry
Brandt, had taken up land in the
neighbornood of Marydel with view
to becoming a resident of Delaware.
The evidence in the pocketbook trade
is to the effect that he was accosted by
Lizzie johnson, we'll dressed mulatto
woman. In minute or two she had
his pocket book, alleged to contain
$l30 in cash and other paper and he
had hers, the trick having been worked
by the deft hand of the young woman,
Before Magistrate Wood, MIR. Brandt
fully identified the woman and insisted
that she had gotten his pocket book
while he had hers, containing scraps
of worthless paper. The incident oc
Cured at the corner of North an(
Slaughter Streets, opposite place
called the White Elephant. Th'
woman protested her innocence ant
demanded that she be searched. Sh,
was searched but no money was foun'
on her person. On the strength of tn
testimony, however, Magistrate Woo
committed her to Jail in default o
$500 bail for highway robbery.
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A Life of Passion.

In Lord Byron's letters he tells how
he once had visit from "a Mr.. Cool
idge of Boston. a very pretty lad, only
somewhat too full of poetry and EN-
tusymusy.'" Byron says: II was very
civil to him during his few hours stay
and talked with him much of Irving.
whose writings are my delight But !
suspect he did not take quite so much
to me. from his having expected to
meet a misanthropIcal gentleman in
wolfskin breeches and answering In
fierce monosyllables instead of a man
of this world. can never get people
to understand that poetry is the ex-
preston of excited passion and that
there is no such thing as a life of pas
sion any more than continuous earth
quake or an eternal fever. Besides
who would ever shave themselves ir
yuch state7"
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

Most disfguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters is cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear eyed, clear Drained, clear
skinned.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer
ing. At any drug store.
If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce a mild
easy. healthful action of the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
for them, 25c.
Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain of burn or scald in five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus
cleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil, mon.
arch over pain.