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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot Of eth
- 81 fnr Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Neser,or-
- News, and all points south. by the Sa-
- pcrb powerful steel palace steamers
- washington
7 = Ueshinston.6:30 pm Nv Portsmouth ; nm
7 y AIexandria % pm Ly. NoTfoik......s IN
Az ~ Monroe. % Am Iv- 1T Monroe pna
Ar Norfolk .S:Oa am AT. Alexandria 6 81 am
Az Portsmouth S 90 am Ar. Washington AIN
szTTrrough connection made at Nor
- FOLK with steamers Of Old Dominion
rnship &c. for New York. and Nsr-
CbaiAs eNssN -''%-~-- @-N'--'''''itS7 A'A isNS-
ton
sse-For further information appf. AT
. general ticket Office, 505 18th 81. col
= orado Building telephone Aatn-2Z9l,
= or 7th St wharf telephone Mein-y7e0)
JNO. CALLAHAN,
81 V Pres & Gen Mgr
W. II CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. Agt
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For Sale-Lots.

FOR SALE
s495 WILL BUY . FEET FRONT.
500 WILL BUY 90 FEET FRONT.
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
18th st has been extended I4th st. car line
will be out there by summer. This IL a snap
for speculation ROBINSON & co. Cine. J.
61a 18th ST. NV, fel2-tf
FOR SAL.E-TNxo one-haIf acre lots: also
several smaller building lots remaining I'm
std at Mount Pleasant HeiEhta.'' The
extension Of 14th st. (now nearing compile
toni. the construction Of the $50 900 18th ST
bridge fnow buiiding), and the extension of
l6ta St viii greatly enhance the value of
this property. Buy now or you viii be too
late as we are nearly sold out Price eOC
TO sGc a square foot Terms 800 to sos
cash balance $50 10 $50 monthly, BcL of for
cash. Money furnished TO build Drop postal
telephone, or call for booklet" plat etc.
FULTON x. GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT Z. HEATER, Mgr.
Colorado building. Tel Main 52s.
falI--t
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For SaIe--Cottaees.

\ COTTAGE in Woodn1ont. on car line; large
lot. Easy terms. Price, $3.50.
A COTTAGE in Kenilworth, d. c.: can sell
cheap and on easy terms Price 81 $50
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. INC.l,
81 18th St n. W. fsi4tf
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Business Property.

FOR LEA ON ROsSLYN
branch, Pennsylvania R r.. near West Wash
ington, for factory. warehouse. or storage;
long term low rental Apply TO
fel4-3t r. A PHILLIPS. 1906 @ St NV.
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THos- ]. OWEN SON. AuctiOneers.

THOs. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN GARFIELD, D. C
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in
I.iber no. 26s5, foiios rs CT seq, one % the
land records q the District OF Columbia
the undersigned trustees. AT the request in
writing o. the association secured thereby.
wiz Sell at public auction in front OF the
premises On SATURDAY. THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1906 AT
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ the
following land and premises situate and be-
ing IN tbs county Of Washington, ia SAID
District 70 Wit All those certain pieces or
parcels Of land and premises known and
distinguished as lots Nos. seventy-nine and
eighty IN George z. Emmous' subdivision Of
q part OF tract OF land called Chichester
and also known Garfield. sad subdi-
vision Is duly recorded in Ltber Governor
Shepherd. page rs. OF the Surveyors once
OF the said District.
Terms 81 sale. One-third cash and the
balance in TWO equal payments in ons and
two years with interest, secured by a deed
Of trust upon the premises. CT all cash at
option Of purchaser. A deposit OF 500 will
be required at slime Of sale, conveyancinE a.
purchaser cost Terms 10 be complied with
within fifteen days, otherwise deposit for
TelteG
JAMES E PADGETT Trustee,
z }. BOND. Trustee
fes-Ilt. eNSu
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Suburban Property.

QUARTER-ACRE TRACT at $500 adjoin-
ing property selling for three times the
price; electric cars. close to city; good
improvements; plenty of shade: only $50
cash. balance monthly. Write for descrip-
sion ROBINSON & co tInc.l.
fels-u sla Fourteenth St
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For Rent-0mCeS.

FOR RENT-Three rooms fourth floor, well
lighted and heated, and tastefuIly pa pered ::
suitable for architect. etc. only SO month
COLLINS-GUERRY COMPANY. 621 18th st
feI4-2r
FOR REET-Desirable Office rooms in the
Evans buildings, I46-1g2s New York ave .
rental very low. including heat. light ami
janitor service jalf-Sot
FOR RENT-Very desirable offices, facing
Capitol. Heat light and jaaitor service
From SIS per month I'D.
BLISS BUILDING. $ st. NV ts12-tt
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For Sale or Exchange.

FARM OF $50 acres. with good buildings,
valued at $1,000, for Washington properly.
Also lot b0xl50. near Bloomingdale for trade
for income property. GEO. W LINKINS.
500 18th st NV fe15-st
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WOULD YOU HAVE 4
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION ?

Healthy beauty is the only kind that
charms. OF what avail is the sallow pref
tiness of an invalid? Artificial bsauty
obtained by the use of lotions, washes and
powders containing lead, zinc and bis
muth is but a travesty easily seen
through. It is the plumpness Of flesh
and pure blood that makes people at
tractive. You cannot have health, good
looks, rosy cheeks and bright snappy
eyes unless your blood is pure, rich and
red. You cannot have that symmetry of
development, that radiance of beauty and
that healthy glow to your skin which is a
guarantee Of pure vigorous blood supply
unless your stomach. liver and bowels are
working together right. If you are con-
stipated, IL you haze dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, or an occasioLzi attack OF bilious
ness, there is re&sSI enough why you
have a bad complexion. but that Is no ex-
cuse for your using cosmetics to cover up
defects Better use
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Money TO Loan.

BY PRIVATE PARTY. sI0 TO $50: con6den-
tial; state amount ard tire wanted Ad-
dress BOX IS. Times off1ce. feI3-1ot
MONEY To LOAN by private party, fiorn
50 10 s59s coaAdsatiaL Address BOX 500
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTf N DOUGLASS, D c.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded IA
Iiber 80. 25l5 f0iios, S5I ct seq. one OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia. and
at the request in writing Of the association
secured thereby. the uE6ers gned trustees will
sell public auction IL front Of the prem
Uses on SATURDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
or FEBRUARY. 1896. at O'CLOCK 2. M
that certain piece Of land and improvements
thereon situate IN the county OF Washington
District OF ColuuIb a. and known all that
parcel Of land marked twenty nine t2s) on
NJ part q Fife enlarged and called
L.-....z- as recorded IN Li0eT 1875. folio SIS.
Of Ine land records q said District
Terms ~ sale All cash deposit Of $50
viii be required at me q sale. Terms 20 be
complied with within HftAen days from day
Of sale. otherwise deposit forfeited All
Convey anc4nE and recording at purchaser
costs.
JAMES e. PADGETT, Trustee
Z. J. BOND. Trustee.
f-R-fIt sxSu
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
D. G. Washington. D. c, Feb 13 1906
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
al this office until l. O'CLOCK. NOON,
MARCH 3. 1905. to furnish 500 tons Of
eight-inch cas'-iTon water pipe. Speci-
fications and blank forms of proposal
may be obtained at this office HENRY
B. r MCFARLAND HENRY L.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
ers D c fe13-6t -exau
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For Rent-HouSeS.
FOR RENT

EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. with bath; all mod
err fr7DroverLents; F2D-5d- 76I Ttn 81
fs15-5t
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Wanted-HOuSeS.

Wanted-HOuSeS.
HAVE SOLD Ny FARM and want 10 buv
small house, Southeast or Northeast: give
full particulars Address MONTGOMERY.
Times Office fa1r-gf
WANTED for ar investment five or six
houses. prices from 81 900 TO s. COO Address
PURCHASER Times office fefs-st
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
homes. Nothing too small OF too large
HARRISON REALTY CO,
s07 @ Street n " uoS-tf
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Trustees Sales.
THOMAS BOWLING & co, Auotioneer
6lf E st. n. w

OK Z IT y. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
AND SHOP, No. I SHERIDAN AVENUE
ANACOSTIA. u. c
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
June .. 1898. and duly recorded in Lgber No
2334. at folio ZS3 ct seq. OF the land rec
oTds for the District Of Columbia and al
the request Of the party secured thereby, we
premises on THURSDAY, MARCH J. 1906
at 40 T. M. the following described land
and premises situate in the county Of Wash
ington District Of Columbia, known and dis
ttnguished as part OF lot numbered five 80
in section numbered one 90 OF the subdfvi-
sion by the trustees Of Barry Farm and
moro fully described in the said deed Of
trust. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms-One-thfTd cash and balance in one
and two years. with interest and secured
by deed Of trust. All conveyancing aud re
cording, etc, at purchaser cost. ROBERT
5. PENN, Trustee; CHAS, V, JOHNSON,
trustee fel5.24.2
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No s3 sEATON STREET
&ORTHW EST.
By virtue q certain deed OF trust re-
corded IN Libe- No. 2. 7s2. al folio 465 ct SEQ.
one Of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia, We snail sell IN front Of the prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY, THE HST DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. D. 1905 at 40 O'CLOCK
p NJ, lot 81. OF Niles subdivision in block
:, Of Blo0miBgda!e. "a Book County No
u, at page l54 Of the Surveyors of1cs Of
the District Of Columbia, with the improve
ments thereon, Terms Of sale. One-Ihird
cash, balance IN one and TWO years with
interest at per cent per annum. payable
semi annually 500 required At time OF sale
and the purchaser allowed ten DAYS from
Gate q sale to complete the purchase
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN
ROGER r MITCHELL,
fei4-7t-sKsu Trustees
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
OsHeA OF superintendent l. s Capitol
Building and Grounds. Washington. d
-. January q, 1905 Proposals I'm dupli-
cate) will be received and opened al the
above office WEDNESDAY. FEB
RTARY IS 1905. AT O'CLOCK P If
for cast iron soil and drain piJe and fit
Iiugs therefor. to be used IN connection
with the plumbing work for the ONCE
Building, United States Senate. Plans
and specifications are ready for issue
and will be sent to competent intending
bidders upon application. The right is
reserved to accept or reject any or ali
proposals. or sections of proposals as set
forth on proposal forms, and to waive
any informalitIe5 or technicalities. Ell
LOTT WOODS, Superintendent L. S.
CAPITOL Building and Grounds. APP
proved: E 4. HITCHCOCK. Secrets ~.
% = IN - II L
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For SaIe-Suburban.

For SaIe-Suburban.
ONE ACRE of ground in Bauston. Va:
cheap at $500.
al ACRES in Falls Church. Va minutes
from electric cars. Price, $500.
COY six-room house. with two acres Of
ground. near Arlington. Va, car lire.
plenty shade. aTteslan WE'LL scent fare.
Price, only g, 600
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. QNC.),
s2i 18th 81. y. " fei4-tf
FOR SALE
Nice house and six acres land. 81 500.
PIERCE & PIERCE.
fes-aOt Vienna, Fairfax Co. Va.
FOR SALE-Several desirable residence and
store properties at Mt Rainier Apply al
Postofice. felS-7t
FOR SALE--A new seven-rOom house. with
three large lots; all fenced at Berwyn. near
steam and trolley cars: small cash payment:
balance monthly; saT.s as rent. KLEfNEB
q CO.. Ell f st. nv. feIs-st
IN VIRGINIA-Country properly convenient
10 cars and city. Houses and lots on
monthly payments 3. NJ DAVIDSON.
Rosslyn. Va js2s-30t
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For SaIe-HouSeS.

FOR SALE-For a home or investment: nice
siS-roonn and bath two-story brick In y. w.
Rent, s25. Price, 49, eco. Easy terms. Drop
postal for particulars.
FRANK c. BUTTS, 7o1-70s I4tn St. N w
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FOR SALE==ix-room brick; bath. side al
icy; cellar; home Investment; rent. sz0.50;
price. SE.o0: terms TO suit; SO. r A.
CASTELAR, & CO, 1926 32d st. fel5-5t
WE HAVE IT, and you want 1t. Nearly
8 acres on high ground large shade trees
good spring close to electric cars VIII
advance money for building at $50. Price,
tIsf75i only S1co cash payment; balance
monthly. bargain. Let show IT to
you Cheap enough to build small sum
mer house on. ROBINSON & co. Unc).
feI5-tf 6f3 Fourteenth st.
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DAVID MOORE,
DAVID MOORE,

WILL SELL or trade four thousand dollar
equity IN house northwest, for smaller house
Address BOX ? Guineys Va ta2o- cod ! Tt
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whom you refer has been accustomed
since babyhood to moving about a
good deal and meeting crowds OF peo-
pie OF both sexes in her parents house
She grew up Ia AN atmosphere Of
flattery. and since she came out she
has received no end Of attention from
the other sex.
ut is qnite likely that she never
does blush. why should she? New
York men don't insist on the blushlng
type of gsrl Indeed. some Of them
would be CHARMED If the girls they
met took to blushing in their com.
pany"
The elderly woman looked uncon.
vinced.
1T was not that way in the old
days. she returned. when was
young. the well brought up young
woman who did not blush was an ex-
ception. not an admired exception.
either
Il remember when the clergy and
some OF the state onicials who were
frequently entertained at my fathers
house came to dinner we girls always
felt highly honored at the privilege
Of talking with them, and am GER
tain we blushod a good deal during
those interviews, for ! remember
gray haired senator commentas to
my mother on the pretty color which
came and went in my sisters face.
Il think he admired her trick Of
blushinga trick she practices yet
and she is nearly seventy, and men
in general then seemed TO like the
girl who blushed Blushing was con
sidered a sign of modesty New
York Sun.
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ROBBERS FILcH $4,000
Blow Open Big Iron Safe
and Escape with Bonds
and Cash.

shoales, Ind, Jan. s.-The big iron
safe in the general store OF J. +. Al
baugh was blown open last night and
si1.440 in United States bonds and
$500 in cash was taken Before
wrecldng the safe, the thieves held up,
bound and gagged Charles Taylor. q
resident OF the town. and placed him
in the town "sweatbox," small frame
building used as Jail The robbery
occurred between / and 2 o'clock this
morning and. according 20 Taylor,
was committed by gang Of about
a dozen men, Taylor was passing the
store after midnight, when he was
held up at the point of revolver.
After he had been disposed Of so that
he could give no alarm, the cafe blow.
ers returned to their work
The robbers had disappeared before
the theft was discovered, and there is
no clew to their Identity The authori-
ties throughout this section of the
country were notified this morning
by telegraph.
The money and bonds taken were
the property Of K. P. Albaugh, pro
prietor Of the store; his father, Dan
iel Albaugh, and Oscar Albaugh, a
brother.
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enough for Longworth,' was the pres
ident's laconic reply, ana it is said
that the interview ended there.
The fight for the appointment Of
United States attorney in the South.
ern district has reached the point
where there are really but two oandi.
dates in the field who stand any
chale9 OF appointment: J. L. Allen Of
MuskS5se. and Mr.. Humphrey AS
sistant United States attorney, . Ard
more. Indications now Eciai strongly
to the appointment Of Allen, as he has
the backing OF Senators Long, Cullom
and Warner
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burg the ST. Petersburg with It's vast
manufacturing districts. where the
workingmea's party, responsible for
the present strike. was organized and
the union Of unions, or strike commit
tee was FIRST fofSea-eseiything an
pears new and strange now.
The mills stand on both Sides Of the
river Neya AS rule, the work peo
pie live On the south or left bank. In
winter they walk across the ice to
their work; In summer they pay q
slight toll to the ferry boat This
year, for months together no work at
all has been done Even when occa-
sionaily some OF the mills have re-
opened the roads have been crowded
with shabs. men and women who
begged and resorted to all sorts Of
schemes to quiet their hunger with
drink 1t Is said that at least 10000
persons have been out Of employment
in this section alone since the strike
began.
The workmen in arming have or
ganized a kind of volunteer service,
which must attract the governments
attention. Almost every night there
are encounters between the working
men and the soldiers. and firing ia
common in the streets. The facto
ries, whether at work or not are
all guarded by sentries, inside and
out
The iron workers, naturally the best
paid of all the worlSmen in this dis
triet. have probably suffered the most
1t is estimated that over fifty per.
sons are dying daily from starvation
in this city
The financial situation of Russia
may be summed up as follows:
Despite the shock impaired by an
unsuccessful war, It is now seen that
the basis Of imperial finances was
solid. even beyond expectation. but
the strikes in the towns the agrariar
outrages in the villages, the detection
of marines and the incipient civil war
have destroyed confidence. The ex
ltreme revolutionary organs intensified
the misgivings to the point Of panic
with the result that for weeks securi
ties have been sold for what the,
would fetch by terrified holders ant
the proceeds transferred abroad.
Hitherto the government has ur
held the rate of exchange to nantes
advantage Of foreign investors, VIII
feel assured that she viii maintain 4
the future the good reputation she ha
enjoyed III the past as debtor, an
continue to pay interest uncurtaileC
even though this transaction shoul
involve a further increase Of the o.
port Of gold.
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5LUsHINe GIRL HAS
GONE OUT OF FASHION.
Men OF Today Seem to Prefer the un-
emotional Maiden Of ealatea Type.

Il have never seen her blush
The speaker, an elderly woman who
does not live in New York, set dows
her teacup and looked sorrowfully at
the other women. Her infection and
manner were fun Of surprised repro
baticn.
The other women, instead of look
ing sorrowful. smiled and continued
slipping tea The hostess leaned over
and shut off the flame Of the teakette
lamp. There was a pause.
you should not be hard on her
for that reason" finally spoke up the
youngest OF the group "In metro
politan circles hlushing has gone out
Of fashion A modern young woman
accustomed to good society Is taugh;
to have her feelings under such con.
troll that she can not be surprised
into blushing
New York girls are brought ur
noqer to look abashed, never to be
tray any perturbation they may feel
under any circumstances. Even Il
they are not brought ap to do this
they acquire the art somehow, for n
all circles of society young women are
now much alike in this respect.
"Only country girls. or very unso
phisticated young people, indeed, blusf
these days The young woman tC
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TO CUT OF THE FEES
or SENATOR BURTON.
w. II. MITCHELL.
Adjutant.

Washington, Jan S.--There is talk
of a resolution being introduced in
the senate and passed declaring va
cant the seat held by Senator Burton
Of Kansas,
There is also report on the same
matter which slightly amends the first
report. This is that ali pay to Burton
and his private secretary be stopped
pehds. .E~She action OF appeal in the
Burton case Should Burton be set
free. then he viii be allowed to draw
full pay; If he remains convicted, then
no more pay to him is advanced. This
does not leave vacancy to be filed
by the governor of Kansas, but does
protect government funds going to
Burton without work in re,---e
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
FoR HAINER,s cHIEF cLgRK.
Ira N. Hill, a Rough Rider" Lawyer,
a Candidate.

FRA N. Hin, a lawyer at Newlirk,
who served as a sergeant in rough
ride troop under President Roosevelt
IN Cuba, is an applicant for the posi-
lion Of CHIEF clerk under JUDGE Bayard
a. Hainer, or his successor II there
should be a change, at Perry. Hin was
lat Pawhuska this week consulting
with Captain Frantz, who Is friendly
TO Hin's interests. Hnl asked Prosl-
dent Roosevelt TO appoint him Oslge
Indian agent at the time Captain
Frantz was given the place he made
Ia mistake In diplomacy in filing bis
papers, which Is alleged 20 have IN.
Cured the dispieasure Of Secretary
Hitchcock. and Frantz was chosen
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CUTTING TIMBER CHARGED.
One Man Convicted on Trial and An
other Pleads Guilty.

Special 70 The Daily Leader
South mcAlester, q T., Jan. Sal
BerDsrd and Bob White, timber con
tractors, were fined today in commits
sioner's court for cutting timber on
lands belonging 70 the Choctaw ma
ton. It was reported some weeks ago
TO the Indian agency that timber tres
passers we're cutlng by Wholesale east
Of here An inyestigatio2 resulted II
the arrest Of Bernard, White, ana ten
Of their employees. Bernard stood trial
ana was conuetea. after which White
pleaded guilty The chsctaw nation
win proceed aeslh them cigilly foF
the value Ok the timber cut
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a reasonable amount OF food thor-
oushiy digestcd and properly assimiated
win always increase the strengih. II
your stomach Is "a "iittle on Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure win digest what you eat
and enable tho digestive organs TO as
sinilatc and transform all foods into
tissue building blood. Kodol relieves
Sour stomach Belching, Ieort-Burp
and all forms of Indigestion. Palatablc
and strengthening. Sold by G. r.
Renfro.
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The soothing and comforting effects
OF Dewitts Witch Hadel saIve, when
applied TO Piles, sores. cuts, boils, etc,
subdues pain almost instantly. This
salve draws out the Inflammation, re-
duces swelling AID acts as n rubefacient
thus circulating the blood through the
diseased parts, permitting or aiding RIA
ture to permanently remove the trouble
entirely. Sold by c r. Renfro.
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roa rae INAUGURAL
D. E. & c.. viii Run Special Train
from Cherokee.

The Denver. Enid & Gulf announce
for Monday, Jan. 1s. special low rate
and extra train service 10 Guthrie for
the inaugural festivities The speoial
train schedule is AS follows:
Leave Cherokee q. m, round trip
fare. 500
leave Jets 7.ao a. m. roundt trip
fare, si75.
Leave Nashville s;29 q ~, round trip
fare $3.50
Leave coidwater sac a. m- round trip
fare. Si.25
Leave Hma s.ss a ms rounta trip
Leave Enid $3.50 a. m. round trip
farc. $500
Leave Fairmcuna 1915 .. m. round
trip fare Si.0o g
Leave Douglas 1885 a m. round trip
fare 800
Leave AIarshail 1866 e. m round
trip fare. 800
Lsave Lowell ni2 a. ms round TRIP
fare Is cents
I.ease Crescent 1852 a. %. ropad trip
fare 80 cents
Arrive Guthrie, 1910 p. m.
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Indigestion is easily overcome by the
use Of iSodol Dyspepsia Cure, because
this remedy digests what you tat and
gives the stomach rest-allows Il to
recuperate and grow strong again. Ko-
dol relieves Indigestion. Belching Of Cas-
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, etc. and en-
ables the digestive organs 20 transform
all foods into the kind OF rich red blood
that makes health and strength. Sold
by G. r. Renfro.
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A Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the recov-
cry Of Mrs. MollIe Holt of this place 70
writes J. o. r. Hooper woodford, Tenn
"she was so wasted by coughing up pus
from her lungs. Doctors declared her
end 50 near that her family had watched
Gr bedside forty-eight hours; when, at
my ureeat request Dr. Kings New Dis
covery was given her, with The aston
iallBe- rwv f2Fement began.
and ssaFnued until she nnahy COM
pletely Recovered, and Is q healthy wom-
an today" Guarmteed cure for coughs
ana colds, soc and sl.Oo at an drusgists.
Trial bottle free.