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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE-AT BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, VA, A
large beautiful house, with two acres Of land; In
the most choice cottage locality; containing IA
rooms; bath rooms: large porches; delicious
water: an extensive and beautiful view; within
10 minutes walk from station; completely fur
njshed and In perfect condition. Price, $4,000.
Address Box "a, Star office. Ja9-w&s.2te
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JAMES F. SHEA,
so 643 LA. AVE. NV.

FOR SALE-A CHEAP PROPERTY AT
$4,000.
A solid greensboro front; prominent street
near 18th and Q sts.; stories, 10 rooms; lot
2ox100 alley; well rented; reasonable cash pay.
ment and balance to suit
MOORE HILL unc), TIT l4th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
lines. II. soc. St. 81. CO. wk.. 81 80. mo-. 81 20
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENr-MoORE Il HILL QNC), III 14TH ST.
UNFINISHED.

IILL QNC.). III 14TH ST.
SISHED.
21I9 N NV. Tor. b. .85. 90
1919 II. Or. b. 80 90
2709 p NV. Or. b. 80. so
sO2 Taylor. Or. b. 80. so
10 v ne. Or. b. 100
Langdon. ID C. 11r.@.50
1924 Cd NV, Or. b. $500
Al N Y av. Tr. b. 20 80
GO N Y av ne, Or, b.25.50
SIG 7th ne. Or. b. $50
1909 oath. Sr. b. ..25.50
III 9th ne. Or. b. % so
Brightwood. TT. 90
1906 T. ne. Or. b. % 90
619 10th ne, sto. DIV q. 90
1872 Todd pl. Or. b. .22.5O
Chappell rd. Sr. b,sta22.5 so
1907 q Sc. tr. b. -.22.m
G40 l. ne, Or. b. ..2.50
1913 18th ne. Or. b. ESQ
I27 18th Sc. Or. b. ..21.5o
1920 Kirby. Or. b. -20.50
SIS + sw, Sr. b. .20.50
S2G 18th ne. Or. b.. 20. so
306 Va av sc, Or, b. 1850
62J Pickford, Or. b.1I.50
G3l-7 Pickford, Or. b. $50
1.5s n j ay. Or. 10. so
1873 Fla ne. 5r. -. 1880
-:sIItES.
lois 18th NV ,sto, Tor, bloc
1919 10th. store. 1000
300 II NV, stO. dwg 81. so
2T2G 18th NV. store. 30. 90
Cor 22d K n, store. 5000
1886 X NV. -r&stOre. ~. 80
los 11th NV. store %. 90
.sIU lin *, coal y1.Za-UO
Tenn av & L ne. %. so
OFFICES.
Belasco Theater bldg,
4th Il. lr. 65xG5. 100. 90
1874 G. 3r twill rent
-Darately) 5000
Ihe Severn. 1910 r
NV. No 10. rs. OF
13iI l., basement. 20 90
623 ID nw,2 < D d. -.l1.50
he Severn. 1910 ii
NV. No ll..-..-..1o.00
sos 18th NV. 800
G26 + NV. Offices. -
HOTELS.
iG,el. l3T rooms. g, 900
STABLE.
Rear 1926 18th. -. .2S. 90
Rear 554 Col I'd (for
autoJ ............l4.W
SHED.
17l5 Q nw.10r. b. 100. 90
2I35 Ont I'd. Tor. b. 10000
1443 X NV. 12r. 2b. 125.OJ
1892 Conn av.12r. 100000
1903 Phelps pl.
Tor, b. .125.00
1918 N Ii av. 12r, b. 10000
2l00 II NV. 12r. b. 100. 90
3101 n NV, 16r. b.1O0.OO
l7I2 Corcoran. Tor. b. 80. 90
80 L NV. Tor, b. 5000
1880 COrcoran. orb $3.50
1908 Q NV. Tor. b. % 90
l411 Hopkins pl.
Or. b. so. 90
1867 Park. Sr. b. 1900
1880 3Uth st. 12r.b. 1900
PAT 18th NV. l0r.2b 1900
IT'S under \. drtnentS 20
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ACCOUNTANTS.
| lines It. COO 81 81 90 wk.. s.. 50. mo-, 81 %

J. E. BATES,
Public Accountant ard Auditor
Offices 107 and f08,
Washington Loan and Trust building,
9th and SITS. NV Telephone 972-
Mercantile Corporation and Legal Accounting.
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AUL CO., 7TH 4 l. NV.
10 N Y av ne, 3D.. "a. so
Ji4 Tenn av ne. Sr. b. %. so
G37 18th ne. Or, b. .25. so
4 1917 18th NV, sta. Is. 90
ll9 Carroll, 7r, b. .22.5 so
l214 II ne. 7r. b. .22.50
18th and Kearney.
Brookland. b c.. 20. 90
642 Park I'd, Or. b.. 1880
l34S kearney, Brook
land, Sr. .l5.00
COLORED TENANTS.
22l9 Water. fats, 5
& Or, w.$l2.5O & 1900
5 Capitol ay. Ivy City.
Or. 1.5O
iG16 Navy pl.. 4r. .4.0
IT, NV. tsteam heated).
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FOR RENT-1Tf1 CoRCoRAN ST. NORTH SIDE
first floor kitchen, 10 and two ba tbs; sep
arate filter for the entire house; S55. PFACHY
4 HAGNER. HOG Conn., ave. Jas 1T
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VIZ KEN y. II. VA
THE REALTY CORN
FURNISHED.
11Oi VT Rv, 1877. Al.
year ......, So. 600. 90
Al gan cir, l5r, b.l. 800. 10
1925 +. 23r, 81. 10000
1916 y II NV. 12r. $1,000 co
1900 17lh.12r. Oh. $50. 90
i34T Euclid. 13r. Oh. 200 90
1929 X | av, 13r 2b. $50 90
s Iowa cir. 13r %. 125.00
1909 Y. 12r, Oh. l25.00
I5GS Q 81. Tor, b. 10000
1916 Col I'd. Or, b...S5. 90
1906 o, 12r. Oh 5000
.l71 18th. Tor, 2h..T5.O0
1888 18th. Tor. b. 5000
UNFINISHED.
l1O4 VT av. 1Sr. Al.
year 1853, 500 90
1911 X. 30r. Al. .215.00
4 Logan cir, lar, b. 1870. 90
1888 Jenf pI.14r.b. 100 90
els K av. 1T, oh. SO. IA
17OS Q. 1Or, b.. 5000
2471 18Th. lCr, Oh. go 90
1919 :, Or. b. 80. .55. so
1886 l1th. Tor. b.. 5000
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. s
9l5 Il l av NV. l6r. 2b. 500
406 18th. 20r. 75.uo
004 f Cap, Tor, b. so. sc
1887 10th, iIr. b. AS "a
Ills 18th NV. Tor. b. 40. sc
500 Fla av. sto. dwg IS OI
$50 Fla av NV Or. b.35. 0C
los II ne. store. Or. .35 .0C
Z Quincy ne. 7r. b. 80. SO
NV cor 18th & Morton
NV. store & stable.3l 90
ass 7 NV. Tor, b.. .30.I
4l2 NJ NV. Or. b. :. 30. 30
l10l 9th NV, Sr. b. .2S.5(
GIL n NV. sr, b. .26.5G
1929 9Th, 7r. b, sta. %. sc
1918 N Cap, Or. b. ..25. sc
Office rooms at 512 +
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The Alexander,
1911 y st. NV.
$37. so. .5r, b, I'd q
S35. ........ .5r. Sd floor
S35. so. .523 18th, Sd q
S32. 30. 1921 18th, Grab
$50. so. .1766 Willard. g.. b
$50. 90. .103 18th ST.. 3df
SOS. rs. .14SS Chaplin. I'd q
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FOR RENT
NV, 2029 l. 26r Oh SIS 90 SW 920 Va ave, Ar. 16 40
NV 230S Goth 12r, 3b5O 90 SW 1874 Va ave Ar. 16 40
NW.614 10Th Gan, 10. SW 500 Md av. Or. Ia. 30
1906 ........... 80. 30 NW,142S av,5r. Is 80
NW,317 Mass av Or, b25. 50 SW 1881 18Th Or IA 40
NW,517 S., 5r. Is 80 SW .626 Md av. Ar. .13. so
NV, 400 o (hall, 2fl 1r15.OL SW 62I C. liz. so
$500 10th. store IS SO so Myrtle Crib. IL 60
NW.291S K. shop @. 90 NE. 620 Brewers ct ,5rS 40
NE, 100 Sth, Or, BE- 90 NE 6lS Brewers ct 5rS 40
SW, POT Linw th 7r b2350 NE, 1924 Lewis, Ar. $40
SUBURBAN.
Wesley Heights, corner Joliet st. and Tunlaw I'd.
Z rooms and BATH $40 co.
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building, offices. 46s La av. ofnces.
Call at Office for information regarding alley
properties, stables, etc, have for rent.
For further information apply at office.
de30-tf j. w PILLING 1916 r NV
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OFFICE ROOM.
$780,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 09 18th ST.. rooms
STORE
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN & BELT QncD.
1920 G st. nv Telephone Main 1204-05.
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FOR SALE-A COY HOME OF SIX ROOMS AND
BATH; BRICK; SANITARY PLUMBING; PA
PERED ANEW THROUGHOUT PAINTED IN
SIDE AND OUT: CONCRETE PATH In FRONT
AND BACK; LOCATION NORTHEAST; PRICE,
$500; WILL BE SOLD TO RELIABLE PER-
SON ON THESE UNPRECEDENTED TERMS:
$50 CASH AND BALANCE $25 PER MONTH,
WHICH INCLUDES INTEREST, TAXES, WA
TER, AND EVEN INSURANCE NO EXCUSE
FOR PAYING RENT WHILE THIS HOUSE IS
UNSOLD. ADDRESS NO BROKERS'" STAR
OFFICE. ja7-3t
FOR SALE-FINE SOUTHEAST BARGAIN
Splendid brick home South Carolina Sc.
with rooms and modern tiled bath; gas and
coal ranges; open fireplaces; abundance OF roomy
closets; costly chandeliers and mantels; wide
parking; southern exposure; trust $1,000 at $50;
fine chance.
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, eOa and eos 18th.
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FOR SALE-FINE LARGE RESIDENCE DESIRA-
bly, located NV: 8 bright rooms; tiled bath;
HOT-WATER HEAT; reception hall plan; lot
20 IT. front; very cheap at $500; probably
WfIIIG GIsA GIBBS DANIEL eos COS 18Th
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FOR SALE
1850.
REDUCED FROM $500.
Three story brownstone houses only few
doors from East Capitol ST. The present owner
took these houses in trade and is Offering them
for $1,000 less than the regular price.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 E st.
FOR SALE
$1,000.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
ON RHODE ISLAND AVE.
An exceptionally wide house. % feet front,
with lot 100 feet deep 80 foot alley. This
is an elegantly built house. and is in perfect
condition; 20 rooms: good bath; furnace heat A
great chance to buy house at a sacrifice price.
H. r. HoWENSTEIN Co, 1914 F st.
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WANTED = HOUSES. BUSINESS PROPERTIES
lots and farms 90 sell rent exchange. prompt
and personal attention given all properties
placed in our hands, trial will convince you.
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International L LANGUAGE School.

SPANISH, French German Italian. Natives.
Free lectures European travel. literature. etc.
1907 Fl st NV. DR. F. FURGER, Prin-
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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
-JUG" TRADE WAS LARGE
Many Hundred Packages of whfskry
Came Herc-Custonlcr~ Were RopcsI


The jug trade here since last FRIDAY
night has been something fierce The
express COMPANY has been taxed TO its
capacity ID handle the jugs of those
who wanted booze for Christmas OF
course the regular trade was very large.
but thousands OF gallons Of whiskey
came in over the various roads and this
put the clerks in the express office on
extra duty
Yesterday afternoon there were re
Ceived a gpodly number OF Jugs but
these were As Il drop in the bucket as
compared with the great rtade Of las:
Saturday. Soon after the arrival of the
Oxford and Clarksyille train and later,
Immediately after the arrival Of the
Norfolk and Western train. there was
a great rush about he Office OF the
express company.
50 great was this rush that ropes
had 10 be drawn and every man took
his turn. One OF the agents for he cx-
press company was on a stand a. IL
auctiOneering of things. and he called
out the names Of those who hal Jug
and other packages in the express S.l-
tion As the names were called those
for whom the jugs and packages were
intended called our their names and the
packages We're delivered.-DurhanL
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

In the presence Of a large gathering
of their friends and relatives Miss Rosa
Marie Merier and Mr. F. W. Mckay,
two popular young people Of this city,
were yesterday afternoon united in
marriage. the ceremony, which occur
red at St. Thomas PrO-Cathedral being
performed by Rev Father Dennen
The simple altar decorations, with
the lights shining from many candies,
made a pretty setting for the interest
ing wedding service.
The attendants were Miss Jeanette
King, maid of honor and Miss Alice
Torpy, bridesmaid. Mr.. McKoy was
attended by Mr.. Benz Jones as best
man and the ushers were Messrs. John
H. Meier and Matt D. Meier, brothers
Of the bride, and Mr.. D. McInnery, Of
Lakeland Fla
After the church ceremony there was
an elegant reception and supper served
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
;ro rfrs. John 3:4ier on Rel Cross
street. \ number Of friends were in
vited to the reception and they extend
ed hearty &C ID wishes 70 the young
couple for a long and happy life
The decorations in the dining room
Of the Meier home, where supper was
served were unique. consisting in
branches flied with oranges and grape
fruits, recently taken from growing
trees in Florida and especially brought
here for the occasion.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
L'ARIoso CHRISTMAS DANCE.
Occasion the Most Largely Attended
Ever Given by the Ciub-BaH Room
Was Nagnihcenfly Decorated

In point OF beauty and in the num-
Der OF those participating. the Christ
mas dance Of the L'Arioso club. which
xas given in the handsome Masonic
temple bali room last night. hasc never
been equalled in this city
II was the Yuletide dance. always IA
society event OF considerable proper
tions, and this year it was given on Ii
more lavish and magnificent scale than
has ever been attempted in the past
The bali room was a mass OF be.auti-
lul decorations. long festoORs OF vines
cleverIy caught here and there with
buncheS OF American beauty roses and
all set OFF 10 most perfect advantage
By tiny electric lights placed every few
feet, made an effective setting for the
beautiful crowd OF magnihcently gown
ed ladies. and their gaIIan. escorts
In each OF the large windows Of the
balee room great palms Were placed
ana suspended in baskets on the walls
were many lunches Of American beau
ty roses. The scores Of electric lights
shining through the light green dec
orations formed picture that was
impressive.
Mr.. Richard Bradley had the direc-
Jion Of the german figures and hc han
died the large crowd with fine skill
There were probably nearly - couples
on the floor. the clubs Iarge member
shin being augmented considerably by
the presence al many visitors in the
city All tn young coIlcgiaus. who
are spending tho holidays al home,
We're among the dancers. and the APP
Dearancc Of q number Of the season $
fairest dcbUtanteS added greatly TO
the pleasures OF tho evening.
After each figure pretty Christmas
ygfR-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
FIVE Fires YESTERDAY.
In None OF Them did the Damage
Amount to More Than Five Dollars.

There We're five fires Yesterday aHd
at none Of them was the damage more
than nominal.
The first alarm occurred at SD in
the morning and was on acIOuu- Of
fire in house at 4l5 Campbell stGeC,,
owned by LIZZIE Hawkins The
flames were extinguished with only
a few dollars damage
At 1905 p. M. there was an alarm
from box 81, slight damage not more
than $2.00, being done 10 small frame
house. in sSteyensOn's alley. owned by-
J. c. Stevenson and occupied by Amos
CLANCY.
Al 4:15 from box - an alarm 11s
sent, calling out the department to pat
out an incipient blaze III the Office
of B. F. Keith, in the building q the
corner Of Water and Chestnut The
fire was caused by a defective five
and damage amounted to $500
a telephone alarm at AS summoned
the department TO 922 South Second
street. 10 a house owned and occupied
by John Drew The flames were eX-
tinguished with 4 loss Of only s..
An alarm was sent in at 5:15 from
box 50, where a burning out chimney
in a house at $50 South Seventh,
caused alarm. There was no damage
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
RIORGANIZED FOR 1907
Tamnany Regrets Defeat OF Hearst
and ReioiCcS at Election OF all the
Other Candidates.

New York. December 27.-The exec
utive and general committees of Tam
many Hall re-organized for 1907 to-
night. This resolution regardin@ the
last state election was adopted:
Resolved, that while we sincerely
regret the defeat OF the honorable
William Randolph Hearst for govern
or. we rejoice with democratic breth-
ren throughout the state upon the til
umphant election Of all the other can
didates nominated at the last demo-
cratic state convention. Be it further
Resolved, that we give expression
to our high appreciation Of the pOllt-
ical sagacity, wise leadership and un-
firing industry which marked the man
agement of the campaign in this coun-
ty by the Hon. Charles F. Murray.
Mayor Mcclellan and Leader Muir
phy each received demOnStratiVc
welcome when they appeared.
J. Sergeant Cram WAS elected pres
ident Of the general committee. The
executive committee organized |lth
Thomas F. McAvCy as chairman.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
\ Western Wonder.

There's Il Hill at Bowie. Tex. thai :
twice as big as last year. This vonda
is W. l.. Hill, who from a weight OF 80
pounds has grown 10 over lSe. He says
Il suffered with n terrible cough. and
foctors gave me up to die OF consump-
ion. / was reduced 10 80 pounds. whrn
| began taking DR.. Kings New Diseov
cry for Consumption ,COughs and Colds
Now, after taking u bottles, | have
more than doubled in weight and am
completely cured" Only sire Cough
and Gold cure. Guaranteed BY X. X.
Bellamy, Druggist. soc aad 81 90.
Trial bottle free
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
Coss, Line t. Virginia Corrovausn

Ia the United Stau~s circsiit courr
yesterday JudSs J. e. Pritchard rraiI-d
his opinions I'm the SEVERAL caEss hl-
yolving the question OF whcth her tHse At
Iaatic Coast Lin" railway IN SoutS
Carolina IS South Carolina or a VII.
ginia corporation. " hiCh opinions ~Crf
certified to tlro various courts IN South
Carolina III which state t1~ suits hHv~
been brought by plaintiffs IN tn" state
courts. and afterwards removed ~ the
defendant 10 IN" United stat" circuit
court.
The opinion decides that tho A.
laHt!C Coast Line * corporation of
the state OF Virginia. ECquiH~i hy
merger and consolidation the prop~rt>
OF tho Savannah. Florida and WCrsI"T1r
railway company \ 5i.orEiA and Flor
ida corporation doing huSn"rSs IN
South Carolina and SUhs+q u.'Dtly thv
Atlantic Coast Line mad" application t.
the stat" OF South Carolina Tor a char
ter. which was granted. Suits tu
which damage, AEgr~gatiuG SlHe.0
wcrc demanded wcr,, brought In tn,
state court and ~ moved by tn ols'f'nL
ant - tn" United states court aDa the
Cas-Ss came b"torr JudE" TT.'CEArd u'f
motions u remand to Ia" stat" court.
the p!ainin~ insisting that tn" aEO~.-
mCUt between 'h- Atlantic Coast Limo
and tn" savannah. Florida and We
tern was such as o. CUslt" a new COM
rauy. and "a. application having t-,rE
Hat, tN tn, state ut south CaTruuI
for a charter ih" new company ihu
h.eAIsr a. ,.ftDu uE ~u4fh Carolina
Juug' PrItcrard h,lu tn. contra.
pf merger aua ,nr-nIlIafln" ls q 49,.
E'v Iu th, technical e.rI.-- o. N. word.
tnat D.. tr' Atlantic coast I.ire "a "
-lUia cnrUnrauHu u.s. ia. iwrm4 d.
4Er"tm.Et acquired .H 20 tn, rrnp-rt,
of. Iuu Tine frsurn|,s.- .f fN. StNuuraH.
Flur,at -uH N,.u.u aH1 rrn.. tn...
for. ...t EE.H. ..H
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01

Reprint, News-Herald: There is at
least one effectual, safe. and reliable
Cough Cure-Dr. Shoop's-that We re-
gard as suitable, even Tor the youngest
child. For years, DR.. Shoop bitterly
opposed the use of opiates or narcotics
in medicine, offering $40 per drop TO
any one finding Opium, Chloroforn,
or any other poisonous or narcotic in
gredient in DR.. Shops Opugh Cure.
And the challenge is as yet unanswar-
ed. Here is one manufacturing physi-
clan, who welcomed with much sSis-
faction, the new government Pure
Food and Drug Law. The public can
now protect itself at all times, By in
sisting on having DR. Shops. when
cough remedy is needed" Sold by Rob
ert r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
PRETTY EVENING WEDDINGS
One Celebrated at Home and
Another at Catholic Church.
Miss Annie Harrison Became the
Bride of Mr.. Claud Winetead-Thcy
VIII Reside in Birmingham-it ST.
Thomas Cathedral. Miss Rosa
Meier Was United in Marriage I'D Mr.
L. NJ MCkOv

a very beautiful home wedding was
that celebrated last evening dt a quar-
ter Of six at the home OF the bride :
mother, Mrs. Julia T. Harrison, on
Fourth street, when Miss Annie Harr;-
son became tee bride Of DR. Claude
Winstead OF birmingham, Ala The
ceremony occurred in the front parlor
and was Witnessed only - relatives
and i few intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties. Dr. Jas. Carmichael
impressiVely read the beautiful EpiscO-
pal service which made them man and
wife.
The LarIOrs II lhe Harrison hOr.e
were charmingIy decorated with south
ern sIniIaX ana ferns, and were bril-
lianuy lighted from many wax tapcrs
in silver candIelabra. the shades being
Of pink and white the color scheme
The BRIDE was joiuci al The foot OF
the stairs by -he groom and they ap-
preached the improyIaad altar where
the ceremony was peri rmed standing
directly beneath a large wedding bell.
formed OF eVerSTeenS and carnations.
The bride was eXQuisiteIy gOWned il
Wlite silk, with pearl passamentegie
trimmings and she wore Il real lace
veil. Her bouquet was of White clrna-
tiOns and Iillies-o -the-yallev. The
maid Of honor Miss Julia Harrison
was dressed in cream silk null with
lace trimmings and she carried white
carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss Fran
cis CharbOurn wore white lace over
pink silk and her bouquet was of
American Beauty roses.
Mr. Winstead was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Garland Winstead Of Rox-
bOrO, as best man. Mr. James H
MacRae Of this city was groomsman
All the gentlemen wore the convention
al evening dress
After the wedding a delightful recep-
ton was given in honor of the bride
and groom, who received hurried con-
gratulations from many friends and
the left on the northbOund A c.. L.
train TO visit the gToom's parents at
ROxDCro, where they will be guests of
honor at several delightful receptions
that have been planned. They will
then go TO Birmingham, where they
win reside in the future
A large and handsome assortment Of
valuable wedding presents testified to
the hearty we'll wishes Of numbers Of
friends.
Out of town guests were here to wit
ness the ceremony We're Mr.. 0. Mchee
Holmes Of NeWbe1ry, S c., Mrs. W.
G Haughton and son, Master Graham
of Spartanburg, S c., and
Mr. Garland WinStead, of Roxboro.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
WAS WITHIN HIS RIGHT.
Chief of Forest Service Defends the
Secretary of the Interior for His Ac-
ton in Withdrawing Public Lands
From AllOtmentS.

NFaSl'. eiCn. trCeCifeI - - :or!
Pichot, chief Of the forest service, to-
day approved the rough draft Of a re-
port to be submitted to the secretary
Of agriculture relating to the four mill
lion acres Of land in the Indian Terri
tory whose withdrawal for forest re-
serve purposes brought about both an
Investigation and criticism Of the seCre-
tarfeS of the interiO" AMI ASlcultu.
b. a senate committee.
The report will be defense Of the
withdrawal of the lands in question 10
Gated in the ChOc1aw and Cherokee
nations in the Indian Territory, and
will show, first, that the proposed
forestry preserve was asked for pri-
marily by the Indians themselves ana
other local people; second that the
maintenance of a forest on the pro
posed area will furnish a much needed
continuous supply of timber and WOOD
for local use and also prevent d1SaS-
trouB foods along a thousand miles Oh
the Red river running through Texas,
Arkansas and Louisiana, where I'M
mense sums OF money are now being
expended for leveeS by local people and
the government: 3hird. that the forest
reserve would not take up all the resi-
due. of land after allotments to the
Indians. The report will further insiS,
thar the secretary of the interiors aC-
ton in temporarily suspending allOt-
ments was not only within his rights,
but he would haveibeen remiss had he
done otherwise.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
J}path of Prominent EaltnnOrCan.

Baltimore. December Zl.-EdWaTd Il
ING. DcOi ST.. plesideA- of The Mary
land National bank and senior mem
6er !: The firm of fElva :! L Th"mp-
son and Sons. bankers and brokers. Of
this city. died suddenly today Of acute
INDIGESTION at Els home here. He was
about 50lyearssof age NJ. Thompson
also was president OF the Nauonai
Cempositype company ana a director
Of the international Trust company, the
Savings bank Of Baltimore and ne
American Bonding COMPANY.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01

Liverpool December 27.-The Russian
consul Colonel DeGeimann was found
dead in bed this morning having been
killed by a pistol shot. L was a case
Of suicide Fearing that the pistol
would not be fatal, he stabbed himself
in the region Of the hear The colonel
had been depressed for some time ow-
ing to private affairs and during the
night telegram arrived announcing
the settlement of a certain matter. The
message. however. was too late.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
Passed Examination Successfully

writes: Il tried several kidney re1e-
dies, and was treated by our best Dhy-
sicians for diabetes. but did nor I'M
prove until took Foley's Kidney Cure
After the second bottle / showed i'm
provement, and five bottles cured ne
completely. / have since passed 4 rigid
examination for life insurance Foley
Kidney Cure cures back-ache and Gil
forms OF kidney and bladder troubles
Jos G. Shepard, J. Hicks Bunting Drug
CO
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-01
Long Tennessee FIGHT.

For twenty years ". l.. Rawls. of
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catArh He
writes: The swelling and soreness in
side my nose was fearful, till | began
applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve TO the
sore surface; this caused the soreness
and swelling TO disappear, never TO re-
turn Best salve in existence 25C at
r. r. Bellamy. druggist.