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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25

"A A0oASay "oA lo q h1uS LII LIS OWu
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keeps you we'll.
The Baptist church people at Stilwell
hold their annual picnic tomorrow iE the
jennings grove. An invitations gener-
ally extended the public to attend.
S. L. Smith, of Mona, is a new name
added to our subscription list this week.
Mr.. Smith is a new conner from Illinois
and bought the Hutton property at
Mona recently.
Hugh Dougherty and son, Arthur
Dougherty, left yesterday for Grand
Forks. They leave there for Rochester,
Mimi, where MIR. Dougherty, ST., will
undergo an operation at the hospital.
A picnic will be given at the grove on
B. Keating's farm, one mile north of
Langdon on Tuesday, August 9Th, the
proceeds of which go to the benefit of
st. Alphonsus church. Dinner and
supper will be served on the grounds.
During the afternoon there will be a
program of all kinds of athletic sports
and a base ball match between the Eas-
by and Perry teams. Everyone is invit-
ed to be there and enjoy a day in the
grove. Arrangements will be made for
c~onveyances running from town to the
grove, During the evening music will
be furnished by the Langdon band.
Father Berne, who had charge of st
Alphonsus parish last winter during the
absence of Rev. Dougherty has recently
received from Bishop Stanley the ap-
pointment of parish priest at Olga,
succeeding Rev. Father Bachand, who
temporarily retires from active church
work owing to ill health. Rev. Father
Berne, took orders as a Catholic priest
in France and in taking charge of the
Olga church finds himself in a com.
munity where his services will be nc
doubt appreciated to the fullest possible
extent. He is possessed of musica.
talent to an unusual degree and is under
stood as already contemplating extensive
Improvements of the church property il
Olga, something that has needed at
tention for some time past.
IN MEMoRIAM.
(In Memory of the Late Mrs. c. H. McDermott,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25

When Mayor Mcclellan and Sachem
Murphy bury the Ratchet the handle IL
left within easy reach.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25
TRNAsURER's REPORT.
Waterloo School District.

SD EAE.ZHHAHt a-E
County of Cavalier and State of North Dakota,
fer the year 1906-1907.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning of school
year, July /, 1905. -. 1900 STA A
Total amount received during the year s :
from the superintendent of the State
Tuition Fund ~. 1877 O4
Total amount received during. the year
FUTON Faad :. :. oo4A IS 20
Amount received during the. year from
Taxes levied by the District School
B ard, including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed in the
collection of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 647 Is
Cash on Hand July i, isos. As
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for Teach
ers, Wages..:..:... ............:. 10 w
Amount paid during the year, Tor Ser
Amount paid during the year for pur-
poses not before mentioned .......... So 80
Total Expenditures for the year,. S 841 38
Cash on Hand June 80, $780,. (. 4. !. !. 656 ;05
Grand Total. Expenditures and Cash on
Hand, to balanceabove Total Receipt sl497 4S
Treasurer OF Waterloo School District.
Approved this 9th day q Jnly q D 1907.
M.sMIGHLINK. Pre- fdent.
Attest: B. KITcHIN,Clark
Money always on hand for first and:
second mortgage Loans On Cavalier
lcounty lands. Best OF rates and con-
ditions. Q. p. Thompson, Cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25
TREAsuRER's REPORT
Manila School District.

County of Cavalier, State of North Dakota.
for the year 1906-1907.
RECEIPTS.
Cash On hand at beginning of school
year, July 1. 1906 $1957 IA
Total amount received during the year
Tuition 339 IS
Amount received during the year from
taxes levied by the District School
Board, including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed in the col
lection of 1852 81
Amount received during the year from
other sources. 241 so
Total receipts for the year, including
ing cash on hand, July 1, 1906. ......... $3501 IA
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for school
houses, sites and furniture ........... $50 81
Amount paid during the year for ap-
paratus, fixtures, c......"...... % IS
Amount paid during tho year for teach
ers 1912 so
vices o. school officers, SO go
Amount paid during the year for Inter-
est on Bonds aud Warrants.......... 17s5 95
Amount paid during the year for Incl.
dental I'll u
Amount paid during year by warrant to
Harvey District School Board, ....... 427 IS
G Gsss 1 aH RsPa sass tsr fss2, yssr:::.:s fass g g
Grand Total Expenditures and Cash on
Hand to balance above Total Receipts ,$$3601 IA
ROBERT STEVENSON.
Treasurer of Manila School District.
Approved this 9th day of July, A. D; 1907;
By Order s. Of the he District Sch Sehpo5 Board
A.. H. STEVENSON, Clerk.
CLERKS STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
OF DISTRICT.
Whole amount of Warrants Outstand-
ing June Both, 1907. IL OC
June 50, 1907, 600 oc
Total Indebtedness of district June soth
1907 612 ol
RRp p nrSar If fa fha nist aay g sc IbntX f. Ro D.; 1907
A. H,STEVENSON, Clerk.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25
IN

Gin Memory of the Late Mrs. c. H. McDernott,
Oh, mother, thy gently voice is hushed,
Thy warm, true heart is STILL,
And on thy pale and peaceful face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped upon tiny breast,
We have kissed thy marble brow;
And in our aching hearts we know
We nave no mother now.
BY A FRIEND.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-25
TREAsRUER's REPORT
Hope School District.

County of Cavalier and State of North Dakota
for the years 1906-1907.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning of School
Total 9sdr amount gu1g Il r rsoeiv during the YEAR ~ 80
from the appropriation of the State
Total 1aiiv amount received dur;na the Yea, 1885 10
Tuition 1925 48
cash on hand, July 1, 1905 ........... $4297 "a
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during the year for school
houses, sites and furniture. ....... ). 81 SO
Amount paid during the year for appar-
atuS, hxtures, etc $500. .... 10 ~
Amount paid during the year for teach.
Amount au Q nsp paid during the YEAR for ser. zes2oo
vices and expenses of school officers. 70 IS
Amount paid during the year for in
terest on bonds and warrants -. 275's5
Amount paid during the year for Incl
dental expenses. 1893 81
G Gssf on s5BBs saa Sass e. sSr i tes yea: sis7s g g
Grand Total, Expenditure and Cash on
Handto balance above Total Receipts ,$4297 "a
JOHN BYE,
Treasurer of Hope School District.
Approved this 9th day of July, A. D., 1907
By Order of the DigtFies School Board:
ROBERT RoBERTsoN, c Ins freslaen';
CLERKS STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
OF DISTRICT.
Whole amount of warrants outstanding -
June 30, 1907. rs s15O 30
Whole amount Of Bonds outstanding : s
June 80, 1907 ........... ..... 5000 70
Total Indebtednesso of District. June 80,
....,...... 1900. $3.50 80
Approved this 9th day of July, A.. D., 1907.
By Order of the District School Board:
ROBERT ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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WMANI COLUMN COLUMN

A DvERTISEMENTS will be inserted in this
"a column for One Cent a Word each insertion
No Advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
town orders. The rate for the insertion of
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents per line each insertion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-10
PARIS GETS LIGHT TONIGHT
Electrical Workers Win Strike and
viii Return TO Work.
Pataud, Who Lead Men In Demands,
Battle aEuin If Necessary.

Paris. March 9.-Tbe Paris electrical
workers won their strike and VIII return
10 work tomorrow The strikers met to-
night at the labor exchange. Pataud. the
leader. made a fiery speech ia which he
s.id. If the military replaces us. We
shall become what We are reproached
with being -auti-militarists. We have not
arms. but We have shoyels So be il. let
the struggle begin.
The meeting was suspended 20 await the
result of an interview with NJ de Selves.
prefect Of the Seine.
The strikers delegates went to the
ministry OF the interior. where in the
absence of NJ. Clemenceau. they were re-
ccived by Under Secretary of State Sar-
raut The delegates complained that the
governments threat 10 employ military
engineers was an infringement OF their
right 10 strike
The depuiatiOn then proceeded TO the
town hall, where they had two hours
interview with PrcfeCt Deselves. After
this they returned to the Labor Ex-
change, where they announced the strik-
crs were successful on at least two of
the main points.
After this announcement Leader Pa
taud congratulated the men on the disci-
pline they had shown. and said What
you have done YOU are ready TO do again
when necessary
A motion that the men return 10 work
on Sunday was carried.
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NO BURIAL FOR THEM AT SEA
Former Police Captain of Brooklyn
and Wife Make Urgent Request.
Veteran, Who Goes Abroad In Best
Of Health, Assured CofiiH Il
Kept Aboard ship.

New York. March 9.-Former Police
Capt NJ. A. Mcnamara. Of Brooklyn
and his wife started in the steamer Ro-
manic to-day for a tour Of the Mediter-
ranean. after asking the steamship com
pany to guarantee that, in the event of
their death. neither would be buried az
sea.
Capt. McNamaia made the unusual re-
quest Of the Hamburg American line.
which has chartered the Romanic for one
voyage to Italy.
Capt Mcnamara insisted that the
steamship company guarantee to bring
his remains or those Of his wife TO "the
destination Of the ship" if either died dur
ing the passage OF the Romanac, but the
Hamburg line would guarantee nothing
except that the captain and surgeon OF
the ship would do everything within rea-
son if anything should happen to the
McNamaras en- route.
''WHl you put that in writing" asked
Capt Mcnamara.
The captain sailed to-day. after being
assured that embalming fluid and cof-
fiH were on board for use in emergency
The unique request made by the Nc
Namaras caused much surprise especial
" in view of the fact that Capt. and Mrs
Mcnamara were enjoying the best OF
middle-life health when they sailed, and
that either looked a perfectly safe risk
for any insurance company.
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LENROOT MAY DON THE TOGA.
Speaker of Wisconsin Assembly
BoOmed n Ia FoIiette's Choice.


Special % The Washington Herald
Madison. Wis, March 9-lrvine l.. Len
root, of Superior. former speaker Of the
assembly. will probably bc the next
United states Senator from Wisconsin.
This is on the assumption that Senator
La Toilette win eventually lake a hand
Ia the contest, and that he can swing the
present legislature to the Superior man.
The Indications show that the contest
Will narrow down 20 Leuroot as the choice
of the true blue Ia Toilette men. Gov.
Davidson as the choice of the Staiwarts-
ana former Senator Hatten. Of New Lon
don, of the men more or less indepen-
dent Of both factions.
That ia Toilette viii sooner or later
take "a hand is already assumed by his
Hcutonants, who say hc favors Lenro0L
and these are pursuing an aggressive
campaign for the former speaker Len
root has "a large following in the assem-
biz over which De presided two years
ago. He returned home without aa-
nouncing his candidacy, but what is re-
garded as equivalent 10 an announce
meut of his candidacy was the statement
given out bv Lenroot before leaving.
lie said. 81 leave the question of can
didacy entirely In hands Of friends. What
ever is their judgment is Wy judgment
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EvADES PROCESS SERVERS.
Lord Bcresford Hides in Mexico to
Escape Womaa's Claim.

FL Paso, Tex, March Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford outwitted Flora Wolfe.
the negress who claims TO be the wife of
his deceased brother. Lord lie Laval
Beresfcrd and escaped a Texas process
server by hiding for two days in a hole
in JUarez. Mexico. and then slipping up
the line into New Mexico and catching a
Santa Fe train.
While he was investigating his brothers
ranch and taking a few shots at big game.
the news reached him that Flora Wolfe
was ready to serve papers on him to con
test the settlement of the estate when he
got back here. Returning, he secretly
left the train and took quarters in the
Ponfirio Diaz Hotel in Juarez. and his at
torney. Hammond. pretending 10 be here
alone or legal business, and that he was
10 return to the ranch ana meet the ad-
miral came over to FL PasO and arranged
for the departure.
Arrangements were completed 20 have
the Santa Fe stop after crossing the New
Mexico line, and then pack was sent 10
Mexico and the admiral drove up the Mex
ican SIDE Of the Rio Grande after night
Hammond got on at the depot and the
Lord Joined him after the New Mexico
line was crossed.
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GILLETTE APPEAL DELAYED.
Slayer of Grace Brown VIII Not
Have Case Argued Before Fall.

Herkimer y. y, March at developed
to-day that the appeal in the case of
Chester Gillette. convicted of the murder
Of Grace Brown. viii hardly be argued be-
fore the State Court of Appeals before the
fall term of that body. In the meantime.
Gillette will stay in the death house at
Auburn Prison.
BY filing with the clerk of the Supreme
Court here of notice that appeal viii be
taken. the attorneys for Gillette have Sc
cured "a stay of sentence. ard they are at
work preparing the papers fer the appeal.
which will set forth that Judge Devendorf
erred in permitting the introduction Of
hearsay evidence and letting the Billy
Brown letters. as they were called, come
20 the attention of the jury.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-NiCaraguan Force Annihilated.
John Alexander Dowie Dead,
1-Search Continued for Kidnapped Boy.
3-Ruef Confident OF Freedom.
5-Priests and Burglars I'm Duel
3-New Defendants in Eddy Suit.
4-Jerome Confers with Experts.
News OF Maryland and Virginia
J-English Writer Criticises Our Women.
LOCAL.
Archie Roosevelt Shows Improvement
2-Peonage Fight IN Progress.
flames J.. Pugh Is Dead.
Newell Made Reclamation Chief
5-Cardozo VIII Appeal TO Courts
l2-Big Collection for Art Gallery
SPORTING.
S-9-News and Gossip Of Field, Track
Turf. and Diamond.
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ACID-THR0WER BUSY AGAIN.
Mysterious Miscrennt Attacks An
other Little Girl on Street.

Baltimore. March 9.-Th vitrioI-
thrower attacked another girl victim
this morning.
Bessie Gierlof, twelve years old, who
lives with her parents at SOS South
Bond street was walking on Lexington
street, near Exeter. There were a num-
Der Of pedestrians on the street and
the child did not notice anything wrong
when a man about twenty-five years
old wearing a long black overcoat
brushed against her, said Excuse me.
and passed on.
A mcment later the child felt a burn
ing sensation on her right leg. She
scratched it as she went along: then
the burning became more pronounced
snd caused her to stop and look at her
stocking.
She saw that it had been eaten
through with a number of holes. all
of them discolored around the edges
with a whitish-yellow stain.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Rain or SNOW to-
day; tomorrow clearing; light TO
fresh east to south winds, becom-
ing variable.
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REDS KILL FOUR; GET LOOT.
Russian TerrOri~ts Successful in At
tack on Revenue Officer.

Kutais. Caucasus. March 9-Terrorists
who made a daring attack on the treas
urer of the local branch of the revenue
department in the very face of police
guard secured 15.OCo rubles and escaped
unharmed with their booty. The attack
was made on the carriage in which the
treasurer was riding, taking the money
to the treasury building. Policemen occu-
pied the carriage.
Three bombs were thrown, badly wreck
ing the vehicle. -Four persons were
killed and FIVE injured. among them being
the treasurer. In the excitement the rob
bers seized the money and escaped.
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Salvador Is Cautious.
Post-oaice Robbers shoot Policeman

st. Louis, March 9.-Robbers attacked
the post-ofice at Carlinville. H. early
to-day. shot and probably fatally
wounded Policeman William Van Meter
who tried to arrest them, dynamited the
safe. and got away with stamps and
money.
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widow of NIommsen Dies.

Berlin. March 9.-The widow OF Momm-
sen, the historian, died to-day at the age
OF seventy-fve. She collaborated with
her husband in his works.
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PROPHET" DOWIE,
HEARTBROKBN lies
Remarkable Religious Lead
er Victim of Paralysis.
WIFE NOT AT BEDSIDE
Few of His Followers Remain
Loyal when Trouble Comes.

Founder of ZIOniSm and Builder Of
City on Lake Michigan Finds Lifc's
Work UndOne, Because Mind Weak
ems Under StFain-Once Possessed
Of Property Valued az S2e. 900 .O0s.
Chicago Was His First Home.
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NICARAGUANS ARE
WIPED OUT IN FIGHT
HOnduranS Successful i'll De-
fenSe Of Turguage.
ATTACKERS ARE ROUTED
President and Cabinet Among
Those at the Front.

United states Government Embar-
rassed by Withdrawal from Me
aragua of Minister Merry-AdViceS
at state Department Intimate Dis
agreement with President Zelayas
Resulted in Personal Encounter.
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BOY IS STILL MISSING
Marvin kidnapping Remains
Deep Mystery.
SKIPPER HART IS RELEASED

Delaware Governor Puts Pinkertons
on the CONGRATULATIONS Police
Believe Lad Il Hidden in That city.
HobOken Lost Child Proves Not 10
be Kidnappers' Victim.
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Morgan Gets Historical Picture

Paris, March "A Milan dispatch 10
the Echo de Paris says J. r. Morgan has
bought the historical Chimney Piece Boti-
celli picture from lady at Pistowa
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philadelphia RedoubIes search.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. March 9-That there is a
possibility that little Horace Marvin is
concealed in some negro resort in this city
is the growing belief of the Philadelphia
detectives.
Walter Winner of I'LL Norris street. is
confident he saw the child Friday after
noon in a Market street department store
accompanied by two negro women. At
that time Winner had not read the kid
mapping story, and had no suspicious. as
TO the identity Of the little one. but re-
marked upon the unusual beauty of the
white child. and wondered that he should
be in the company Of two such women.
When Winner got home he saw a pie
ture of the lost child in a newspaper, and
al once decided it was the little one he
had seen in the department store. He
Immediately notified the detective depart
ment, and efforts have been redoubled
in the search for the boy in this city.
False Alarm at HObOken.
Hoboken, n J.. March 9.-Chief of
Police Hayes solved the Marvin kidnap-
ping mystery for half an hour tonight,
but unfortunately his solution was not as
happy as he expected. and visions of a
big reward went glimmering.
A detective of the Hoboken force found
boy in the streets Of the city who
answered the description of the missing
youth, and he hurried him to police head
quarters Chief Hayes telegraphed Dr.
Marvin. and the latter sent his son. Dr.
Harvey Marvin. to the city posthaste
He was met at the train by the police
who took him to see the boy.
Dr. Marvin, after glancing at the young
steT. said: That's not him; it's not my
brother"
The boy picked up by the police is a
resident Of HOboken. but greatly re-
sembIes the published descriptions of the
missing Marvin boy.
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DYNAMITE KILLS MANY.
Explosion in Mexico SnuRS Out the
Lives of Tvventy-three Persons.

El Paso, March 9.-Advices received
from chihuahua to-day say that thirty
five persOns-men. women, and children
were killed at San Andoes, twenty
leagues from there. by the accidental
explosion of "a large quantity of dyna-
mite.
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An Ideal train for Florida. Aiken. Au-
gusta, and Charleston. Excellent Pullman
and dining car service; electric lights and
all modern cOnVeniences- Leave Washing
ton 615 D. n. week days.
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S2a.15-JacF<senvilIe aud Return-S23.t t5
March 10

Via Southern Railway. Correspondingly
low Tound-trip rates TO Central and West
Coast Florida points: so days return limit
Stopovers. Apply 705 18th st. or 5ll Pa.
ave
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coz -INUED on THIRD PAGE.
NirrinIa zoo snrInEs PnrInr -

Commencing March u, the p. m. train
via Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. viii have par
lar car Washington to Virginia Hot
Springs without change. daily ex- Sunday.
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Dover. Del. March 9.-Six days have
come and gone since four-year-old Horace
Marvin mysteriously disappeared from his
fathers farm at Kits Hammock To-
night the abduction-tbe family stoutly
maintains that the child has been kid j.
mapped. although no motive for the crime
can De- given-remalns deep mystery.
with the release to-day from police sur
vcinance OF Jack Hart. wrecker and oys-
tcrnan. said to te the skipper Of the mys-
.acrious black sl0op" manueveriug in the
.Dclaware Bay of the shore Of the Marvin
farm on Monday. when the child disap-
peared. the only tangible clew disappeared.
Hart. whose home is in Camden, y. j.,
was taken into custody az New Castle last
night. The State authorities, after hear
ing his story Of his recent maneuyers, re-
leased him.
Wants Record of Marvin Family.
Assistant Attorney General Hastings to-
day wired the Sioux City authorities for
the record ~ Marvin family. The
doctor made his first appearance here
three months ago. he had taken posses
sion of the farm only three days before
the Kidnapping.
Police authorities of Philadelphia, VIII
mington. and New York are assisting in
the search for the lost child.
Gov. Lea. Immediately upon signing the
measure OF the State legislature appro-
priatiug 5000 for an investigation OF the
case. also called the Pinkartous into the
case Supt Dimiao. Of the Baltimore
branch OF the Pinkertons arrived here
tonight TO take full charge in behalf OF
/ the State.
skipper Released by Mayor.
The dismissal OF skipper Hart -o-day
was ordered by Mayor Boyd. Of New
I Castle who acted on the recommenda-
ton Of James Hawkins. State detective
Before parting with Hart. Detective
Hawkins took the precaution to take bis
permanent address. which Hart said
would be foot Of Jasper street, Camden
where the captains sloop is now docked
Besides making sure of the address
Hawkins took the precaution TO search
+ Hart's boat but found nothing suspicious
You can say" said Hawkins, that
this man is turned loose, pending further
/ investigation.
| Hart made several statements regarding
+ his movements that are thought to be-
/ Incorrect
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J. II. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.

A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from 70 20 3. i412 n. Y. ave
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baltimore and Return, sI.25,
baltimore uud Ohio r II

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Linn
tied. City Offices. 1il7 G st and 619 Penn
sylvauia avenue
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Fragrant vi0ArtS, 25c Per Bunch,
at kTamer's, the florist. 9l6 F st. NV.
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Alabama flooring; mostly edgegrain;
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LIbbey & Co, 9Th and y. Y. ave.