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when they are becoming most valuable
10 US. Yours truly
y. A CHAMBERLAIN, Director"
The committee On the military was
instructed to take up and report on an
invitation from the George Washing
ton Birthday Association. of Alexan-
dria, for the High School cadet corps
To attend its celebration on February
%.
The committee on rules was instruct
ed 70 take up Health OFFICER Wood
wards request for stricteP vaccination
rules n the schools. The lectures COM
mittee had referred To II the request
of President A. 5. Gitterman. OF the
Public Education Association. that two
public lectures be given each week in
stead Of one, and that series or
course lectures be given
Sanctions School Lunch.
Permission was granted the Bust
ness High School TO give a school
lunch for the benefit Of the athletic
fund The appointment of c. NJ.
Thiele as first lieutenant in place Of
Charles Hunter, resigned, was APP
proved.
Announcement was made 10 the
board that Miss Elizabeth b. Johnson,
chairman OA llIt lllEuiln tOLIitHlAtTt OF
the Martha Washington Chapter of the
u. a. r., win present gold medal to
the graduate of the White Academy
HiFh School who writes the best essay
Oh a topic connected with the AmeTt-
ear Revolution.
Teachers Are Named.
The following appointments were
made: Olivia Baker, as undergraduate
substitute, Ida b Kearney, as substi-
tute Jcacher in the tenth and thir-
teenth division; Ethel S. Bordner, Lillian
L. LohT Ruth Montanye, and Florence
Sullivan. as substitute teachers IN the
graded schools; 4. B. Piggott. as as
sistant in the forge shop.
The following temporary promotion s
We're recommended and approved; L.
roy Birch. from 1915 10 $1,000; S. \.
Dalton. from $3.50 TO $775i r. n. Col
houu, from $500 to $3.50. L. q. Bruce,
from $3.50 to 500; J. W. Beall, frcli
$500 20 $3.50. and +. G. Baldwin, from
$500 70 5000.
The following promotions Nth IN
crease 81 salary were made all - take
effect February l: II. NcPhers a. from a
salary of 5000 yeaI 10 $525 a ye5-. r
L. McNamera, from salary or S5u0 q
year to 1925 a year; Nj =. MonGhen,
from salary of 1925 q year IL $3.50 a
year; \. X. Savoy from a salary OF
S535 a year 10 $3.50 a EAR
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

Express trains every hour GA the hour
between Washington and Baltimore, week
days. both directions.
Royal Blue trains every other hour on
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York.
Through fast finely equipped trains 20
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Information concerning departures and ar
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CHEVY CHASE HOUNDS
DATES FOR FEBRUARY

February dates for the Chevy Chase
Hounds have been arranged by Charles
II. l. Johnson, NJ +. H, as follows:
Saturday, 3d-Chevy Chase school, $50;
Leave kennels SIS
Wednesday. 7th-Takoma Park, $50:
leave kennels 2:45
Saturday, l0th-K ennels, $50.
Wednesday, I4th-Plyers Z. O., $50:
leave kennels $50
Saturday, 17th-Kensington, $50; leave
kennels 500,
Thursday, 22d, Washington's Birth
day-Au day hunt beyond Garrett Park
leave kennels promptly 8 a. m
Saturday. 23th-Kennels, $50; finish
Woodley WoOdley lane road; break
fast invitation, Hon. and Mrs. +. O..
NeWlands.
Wednesday. 2Sth-Chevy Chase Circle,
$50
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TAX APPEALS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF l5ER-
SONAL TAX APPEALS, District of Co
lumbia. January 31st I906.-No.ice is
hereby given ttNt the Board Of Personal
Tax Appeals of she District of Columbia
will be in session the District Build
ing fro FEBRUARY 9TH to MARCH
PITT. iLciusive 1906. Sundays and legal
holidays excepted. II II. DARNEILLE,
Assessor d. c.. Chairman, Board Per-
sOEIl Tax Appeals. fel-2t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFF,
GER FOR L. s. SOLDIERS HOME.
Washington Barracks, y. c, January Is,
1906. Sealed proposals for furnishing
and delivering basement window and
door frames al L s. Soldiers Home,
Washington. D. C. will be received here
until NOON. + FEBRUARY 3, 1896, and
then publicly opened. Information on
application. JOHN STEPHEN SEW
ELL. Captain Engineers, Constructing
0fficei. ta12. 15. 1e, 17fsl :.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WASTED-To purchase store or house
that could be converted into store: any sec
ton Of The city must vacate present prop
efty az once viii pay not over Sc, 000 Ad-
dress BOX AL. Times office ia31-3t
WANT ISVESTMENT PROPERTIES-Stors
homes. Nothing too small or TOO large
HARRISON REALTY CO.
s0l Street N. w uo5-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-SI. 600; q very beautiful six
room frame house. i6-foot front. all IaodeTE
improvements: near 18th anC y SITS. ne.
CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1905 F ST. NV fel-St
FOR SALE-sI, SOC; a good frame house Of
five rooms, water and sewer. on + 81. Sc,
between 5th and 9th SITS; good lot CHAS.
a. SHIELDS, l4o5 st NV. fel-3t
FOR SALES, I75. a three story and base
ment eight-room brick; all modern improve
ments. on "a 81. ne, near Union depot; "A
snap CHt s. a. SHIELDS. l4o5 r 81. NV.
tel-st
FOR SALES, coo, six-room and cellar brick
with furnace heat lot ISxil5 on HOlmeal
ave nv. CHAS. a. SHIELDS. 149S F st
NV tel-St
FOR SALE
PRICE. s. 600
NEAR IOWA CIRCLE,
10 rooms and bath. Lot 1sxs4.
RENTED FOR $3.50. PRICE, S. 900.
NV GROOM BRICkS-MODERN.
RENT. 81. 50.
IN NorthW est-near car line.
PRICE $4,000.
s. ". PICKFoRD. 81 Colorado building.
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FOR SALE-GTea1est bargain on the market.
tNo-story and attic apartment in fne section
OF Northwest. must be sold Immediately al
S. 6T5. Rent $50 per month. Only $3.50 cash
required. Address owner, BOX 5s1. Times
FOR SALE-ISVESTMENT
81 T00-6r brick nw. Rent. $3.50.
s. 750-sr and bath brick NV. Rent. $3.50.
81 S50-6r and bath brick. ne. Rent $3.50.
g. 5OG-6r and bath brick, sw. Rent $3.50.
S3,350-er ana bath brick. NV Rent. 81 20.
FRANK O. BUTTS. 80 18th 81. nv. jaz5-tf
FOR SALf--A new and attractive two-stcry.
bay window brick. six rooms and modern
bath. Deep lots, located between East
Capitol 81. and Pennsy lvania ave. Sc
PRICE ONLY Sz,s5o.
$500 cash and so monthly payments.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & { j.,
IEJI ST. NV. isz5-3t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

WILL, SELL. or trade four thousand dollar
equity a. house northwest. for smaIler house.
address. BOX 2 Guineys. Va. ja2o-eod-i7t
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APPENDICITIS.

The most dreaded disease Of civilizs-
tion is the condition known as appeudi-
citis. Once fully established, nothing
will remedy but the cold knife. II was
once thought that this Inflammation was
caused by seeds or foreign bodies enter
ing the appendix, but this theory is
long exploded.
The true cause of appendicitis is slug
gishness of the bowels, constipation; and
the gases which are formed in cOnse-
quence produce germs known to the
scientific physician as the Bacili Coli
COmmenSis. Now TO avoid this foTma-
tion of gas germs, constipation and the
resulting Inflammation, take
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-01

FOR SALE-A Northwest home. Half a
square from 18th ST. cars, not on the
Hrishts Bay-W indoW brick; six rooms and
hath. concrete cellar; modern plumbing
side and rear alleys. Price, $4,000.
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FOR SALE-Capitol HIN home. West OF sth
on a lettered street. two-story bay-window
pressed brick, seven rooms and bath: con-
crete cellar; lot 1SNI00. 10 alley room for
stable. porcelain bath; stationary wash
stand: entire house newly papeTed and
painted Fine location. open for inspee-
ton. Price. s.. 900.
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TIPS"

Does not dodge II tells why there are
ifs nor auds' In the case send name
today and get on the free mailing list
Address RE Il ESTATE TIPS, lzz4 ST II
FOR SAI.E-A Northwest home. Half a
square from 18th ST. cars; not on the
Heights. Bay-W indON brick; six rooms and
bath, concrete cellar; modern plumbing,
side and rear alleys. Price, $4,000.
FOR sALE-Capitol HIN home West OF stu.
on a lettered street. tgO-story bay-~indoW
pressed brick. seven rooms and bath: con-
crete cellar; lot lSNIO0. 10 alley; room for
stable: porcelain bath; stationary wash
stand; entire house newly papered and
painted. Fine location open for inspSc-
ton Price. 5000.
FOR sALE-Near Lincoln Park Tvo-story
brick house: six rooms and bath kitchen:
dining room and parior on 1rst floor; good
lot 10 alley. within one square Of the Park.
Less than $4,000 VIII get II.
FOR sALE-NeaF Vermont ave and y St
NV. TNvo-story and cellar bay-window
house; eight rooms and bath, porcelain
tub. lot about 22x130. TO alley; room for
stable Price. 5000.
FOR sAI.E-Capitol Hill. West Of sth St,
between East Capitol ST, and Maryland ave.
Groom and bath brick; good condition: lot
i7xl00. 70 alley; always rented at So 80 per
month. Must be sold. No reasonable offer
refused. Here IS a chance to get cheap
house. EDW- T. StHWA RFZ,
js2l-2t 624 F st, nv.
FOR SALE
Just completed, seven six-room pressed
brick bay window houses. SIS to 53l 18th ST.
ne Two sold; only Eve left. Concrete eel
lar, newly papered, heated by furnace. cab
met mantels: near two car lines. PRICE,
ONLY $4.20O. 500 cash. balance. $50 per
HOUSES OPEN.
JAMES D. BURNS,
u01 z St n. Z.
Phones-East 55S-M or East Us.
ia2S-st
FOR sALE-BARGAIN,
$500.
RENTS. $3.50. TO WHITE TENANT.
Brick house, Southeast Six roms and
bath. Yard.
GET OUR LIST OF HOMES AND
INVESTMENTS.
MOORE & HILL QNC),
III 18th ST. n, W. js27-tf
BARGAINS IN NORTHEAST REALTY.
VIM C. DUNNE.
lilo II ST. n. E. de3O-tf
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANcLoRD
ON ff0G CASH AND 20 MONT lilly.
For fun partic' 'srs crop pos tai. telephone.
or call for new tIiUstraCed booklet. plat.
etc. of MS NOM ileasAnt aeiz5ts
Northwest Sub..v- s:o.i a Speciality.
ROBEFa' c. HEl1 TER. Manager.
Tel Main S29. Colorado building.
myi2-tf
FOR SALE
Il-room house half. square from Dupont
Circle; modern improvements. Prize. IS. 900
II sold at
s-room house on Rhode Island ave. NV.
Price. "a, 100. GREAT BARGAIN
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., b &C. ZINC },
1898 Street N w. CBasemens.)
ja20-tf
$3.50.
ONLY 500 CASH.
For an exceptionally good and pretty 1T
1 tie stx-room house on lettered street North
east. Hardwood finish on first floor: com
pIete as they can be. Let US show you.
H. r. H0WENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F ST. jaIs-tf
THE BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
NJ street nortSW est west of Ninth street
"A feet front; 10 feet deep: II rooms;
hath. two-story stable; trust 81 600 at SEA
three years. MAKE OFFER
LIE ROY MARK.
The Oval Sign. l4l0 G St NV.
tssO-tf s-l<~<zzsz
FOR sALE-On 18th ST. ne. new six-,oom
and bath. hardwood finish; a com oiets
home; $500 cash. balance monthly. price
$4,000
CLARENCE BARNARD.
THE oval sigR'' IA2 st. nv.
-
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ONE RIVAL AT LEAST.

''WeH. Representative Longworth dis
tanced all rivals"
did he have many?"
II s'pOsa so. there was the sultan o.
Sulu for one. Houston Post.
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II YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
- E<1 in bank. you look Cor the safest
90 institution: why not use the sams
U care when you deposit your val
tables for a loan We have . building ana
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches dis-
monds. Jewelry. etc. Interest three per eenE
instead Of ten.
H. X. FULToN's LOAN OFFICE.
Established $50 Sl4 Ninth Street y W
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THE HARRISON REALTY Co,

907 G Street y. W
o ST. sw.. 4 frames, renting 3 each,
each. .................-.. $3.50
Armory court, sw.. 10 bricks, renting
$40 each; each. --..-------- SO
BlaEden court bet 9Th and 10Th II o. \
sts NV. bricks. renting $40 each; each ] 900
4th ST. NV. rooms and bath...--..--...- $3.50
TN ST. NV store and dwelling. h.500
/ st. NV, near 9th. rooms and BATH. $500
je29-tf
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FOR sAIE--Lors.

5000 FEET or GRSU.SD on G St ne. Cd
and 4th. Call 500 Z - ne jasO-2t
FOR SALE
Two half-acre lots also a few smaller lots
remaining unsold at MT. Pleasant Heights
The extension Of I4tls ST. snow grading) and
the construction or the $50, 900 18th st bridge
NOW BEING BUILT will greatly Increase
values in this locality. Prices. 20c TO soc a
square foot; 500 TO $500 cash, balance. $50
TO $50 monthly. Remember. only a few lots
remaining unsold. Drop postal. telephone, or
call for plat, etc.
FULTON r. GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT F. HEATER. Manager
Colorado building. Tel MaA SO
taZ7-4t
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'OR SALE
DAVID MOORE,

FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
ls2S NEW YORK AVENUE.
RAREST CHANCE THIS SEASON-In South
west. one bloCk Of street cars, six rooms.
bath; heated by laIIObe. good stable. on
IO-fOOt paved alley. ONLY $4,000.
NICE HOME on CORNER. "a Southezst-
Eight rooms and bath. heated By latTobe.
wide frontage. PRICE, 5000.
ANOTHER CORNER IN SOUTHEAST. with
six rooms, latest pattern bathroom mt
tings. Finished In selected North Caro-
lima pine. PRICE, So. GO
ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORT HOME IN North
west; eight rooms, bath, latrobe heat Lot
26x1p0. PRICE. 81. geo.
A PRESSED BRICK in Northeast Size and
rear alleys. Two stories SIX rooms. bath
and cellar. PRICE, So SOC.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVE. y. W.
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Does not dodge. II tells why there are nc
IFS nor 'auds'' In the case. send name
today and get on the free mailing list
f.frass Re. /. l. ESTATE TIPS. l2z4 h 81. u
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INVESTMENT

RENT, $2e5o-PRICE. $500
good clean property. on a numbered
street n E. which must be sold within
next ten DAYS TO close an estate. Trust
of 81 500 leaving only 81. 100 cash needed.
COLLINs-GUERRY COMPANY,
g2l 18th St. y. ". ja31-tf
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Scepiics turn Believers
AND ARE CURED.
DIR. AgneW's Catarrhal Powder a
Great Blessing.

When I read that Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder relieved Catarrh in 10 minutes I was
far from being convinced. l tried tia sin
gle pun through the blower afforded instant
relief, stopped pain over the eyes and cleansed
the nasal passages. Today I am free from
CataTrh" b. L. Egan's tEsston. Pa ex-
peIience has been that OF thousands OF others
and may be yours.
Or. Agnew's Heart Cure saves life.
Believes in 30 minutes. IS
Sold BY Modern Drug Co, No. ala 7th ST.
NV. Jas. ODonneu. S04 st. nv. and Sd
a. aad Penns3 Iyania ave. Sc
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FOR SALE-Near Lincoln Park TSo-story
brick house. six rooms and bath; kitchen.
dining room and pariOr on nrst floor good
lot 10 alley: within one square Of the Park.
Less than 81 coo VIII get II.
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EASY TERMS-In the Northwest,

new six-TOom dwelling; modern bath;
cellar; furnace; rent, $3.50
Prize, ONLY $3.50.
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
IAI Z ST \. " taS3-tf
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FOR SALE-Capitol HILL West Of sth St,
between East Capitol ST. and Maryland ave.
Groom and bath brick. good condition. lot
i7xl00 10 alley; always rented at So 80 per
month. Must be sold. No reasonable offer
refused. Here Is a chance TO get a cheap
house EDW. p. SCHWARTZ,
3s9I-2t s24 F st. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-A loan OF 500 for twelve months
Address BOX sZI Times once. 5a3i-3t
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FOR SALE-NeaF Vermont ave and y st.
NV. TVo-story and cellar bay-wtndow
house; eight rooms and hath: porcelain
tub. lot about 22x120. 10 alley; room FOR
stable Price. 5000
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FOR SALE
Il-room house. half square from Dupont
Circle; modern improvements. PriCs. IS. 900
IL sold at once.
e-room house on Rhode Island ave. NV.
Price. "a. 100. GREAT BARGAIN.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., & &C. (INC.) },
1898 T Street n. w. (Basemen>.)
ja20-tf
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PlTTMAN ON PUBLIC
SERVICE CORPOR ATOMS

A constitutional provision relating 10
public service corporations. BY G.
II. pittman. nth district
section Il ANY railroad corpora
iion or association. organized pndof
The law for the purpose, shall have
The right 10 construed and operate q
railroad between amy points within
this state and TO connect al the state
line with railroads OF other states.
Every railroad company shall have
the right with ila road. 10 interested.
connect with or cross any other rail-
road and shall ~ Give and transport
each others passengers, tonnage and
cars lc9dgd Oh empty without delay
or dis rlmlnauon. nder such reeila-
u0ns AS shall be prescribed by law.
Sec 2 Railroads heretofore COM
siincted on which may hereafter De
constructed in this state are hereby
declared pchllc highways aud rain
road companies common carriers The
lcslslature shall pass laws 10 regulate
railroad freight and passenger irai.
o. q correct abpaes, and prevent u9-
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YULETIDE
in THE EAST
INDIVIDUALS GODEEPIN.
BEHALF OF THE
HUNGRY
-
big TINS ANNUAL FEAST
Eear,gE sgls /.
Promises tOD Dca Humdinger
on Christmas Day
"BIG TINS ANNUALFEAST
~

1itAlI3A XilE t4a1t
New York, Dec. 22.-From ali signs
this is 20 be an exceptionally boanti
iul Christmas in New York. Inslltu.
tions and individuals are going deep
down IN theE pockets to dispense
Chrlstmast enves TO the homeless end
The hungry and the il provided with
even a moro lavish hand thaE has
becu seen in former years
As Is The custom, elaborate prepa-
rations arc being made hy the Saliva
;tion Army the Volunteers OF Ameri-
ca and kindred organizations to feed
the poor Of the metropolis. Last
Christmas the Salvation Army fed 20.-
600 Of tho poorest persons IN New
York This year they intend TO feed
25,0o0' but Instead Of all these poor
n3aA wumen and ghildren dining in
ope vast building. the dinners viii be
l4a4lf qipf IN hampers and distributed
70 hFe0 different families, each with
al average Of five members. Briga-
der Parker. who is in charge OF the
distribution of these meals. SAYS he
is making a strong enort TO get at
the honest poor who world prefer to
have their Christmas dinGer with
their own families and do not like the
idea Of leaWihg their homes 10 tourney
TO the middle os the city for ID.
Along the Bowery already can be
heard the rattle Of many plates and
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(By Associated Press.)
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec 2i.-The
New England Society of Pennsylvania
has made great preparations for It's
twenty-siyth annual festival to be
given tonight nt the Bellevue-Strat.
ford. The guests Of honor and prin,
ciple speakers win be the Rev DR..
s. Parkes Cadman. of Brooklyn. Mr.
William McElroy Of New York, Gen
eral George B. Davis. judge advocate
general, u S. A.. and DR.. Isaac Sharp
less. president of HaverfOrd college.
New York. Dec. 22-The New Eng
land Society in the city. of New York
which has been In continuous exist
ence for over a century. gives It's an
nual Forefather's Day banquet tonight
at the Waldorf-Astoria The Speak
ers will include a number OF men o.
note
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a n n
HEADQUARTERS
Christmas
why?
Becaus r S
happy, ando an one sc n
all that he will take small down and lay the
appreciate happy
will
Joy at the presents o
GoodbyeA Merry Christmas and Happy New Year all
Mr. M he January
the earth
will a lot of SANTA"
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HIGGINS is ss.
- Ass cIated Press.l

tBy ASS clateu IfeSs.)
Boston, Mass, Dec. 22.-Colonel
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, the
noted historian and scholar. eelebrat-
ed his S3rd birthday ami
versary today at his home in Cam
bridge. Col. Higginson received many
letters and kilograms of congratuia.
tion and his home was fragrant and
beautiful with many floral offerings
from his closer friends.
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Manzan Pile Remedy put up in con-
,cnient. coflansiblc tubes with nozzle
attachment so that the remeds may be
p7licd al the very -eat Of the trouble.
hus relieving aln,.hs Instantly bleeding,
telling or pr, ding piles. Satisfac-
ion guaranteed or money -efu1ded. Sold
" J. N. Wallace.
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MoTIcEI

Those who send Christmas letters
and packages viii find il OF advantage
10 register them and thereby insure
iafe delivery.
The registry fee is only eight cents.
II is advisable TO register packages
early and avoid the Chriatmas rush
w. NJ MCCOY, =. NJ.
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panies operating warehouses. clcva-
tors and congresses. IN their relation
TO the publie, to each other and TO
transportation companies or corpor-
rations.
CONSTITUTION Of Texas.
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Harry Stonam returned to Ardmoro
last evening to spend the holidays
with home folks He Is one OF the
committee stenographers Of the con
stitutional convention