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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
BUCHANAN DIES
FR 0 M Hts
WOUND.
WAS FORMERLY CIRCUIT
JUDGE AND ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
DEATH BY ACCIDENTAL
SHOT.
WELL KNOWN SOUTH CAROLYN
IAN SUCCUMBS TO WOUND
RECEIVED ON TRAIN. NO
ARRESTS.

Augusta, Ga March l1.-Judge O.
w. Buchanan ( WinnSbcro, S, c.,
died here this morning rs the result
of bullet wound inflicted yesterday
afternoon %hile lie was ON train en-
route to Augusta. The bullet which
caused his death was fired by an un.
known party and crashed through the
car window while the train was run =
ming near Ward, $. g.
III" lTllet entered the right side
and c..a,d congestion of tie lungs,
which resulted in death at II o'clock
tod'N. The shot was from a - cal-
ibic "rapOn. From the first but
Slight hopes were entertained for his
rccu'crv. Immediately after being
sho' n~ received medical a'd at john
stuo, and was later brought toAuguSta,
where he was placed in the Wright
Sanit&rium and given the best med
ical aid possible. but to no avail. All
through the night and morning his
condition was critical and at last he
succumDed.
Judge Buchanan was circuit court
judge Of his district aud for four years
attorney general Of South Carolina.
His wife was Miss Sophia Tillman,
daughter OF the late Congressman
George ID. Tillmau Of South Caroin a.
Judge Buchanan was once head of
the Odd Fellows Of the State
The remains were taken 10 Winns-
bOro this afternoon and the funeral
will be held thyrc tomorrow morning.
Accompanying the remains wcr e
several members of the family Ther e
are six ch'! .en surviving Judge
Buchanan.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
GASTON AND SW ANSEA
PROPERTY VALUES MORE THAN
DOUBLE WHAT THEY WERE
3YEARS AGO. MANY I'M
PROVEN ENTS

Editor Advocate:-In travelling over
your county | am being much inn
pressed with the great prosperity of
it. The many fine farmers and farm
houses all 90 to show that Lexington
county is one of the best counties in
tn state, especially was impressed
with the Castor and swansea section
These people have great deal Of
grit and the property is worth one
hundred per cent more now than it
was hive years aGo, in fact land .hat
sod in and around swansea 3 years
ago for $40 90 per acre is worth 800.
today, and tile little town OF Swansea
has grown in TO splendid village of
banks, churc cS and schools second to
none. TO pat a finishing touch upon
the bus ness McSSrS Reynolds and
Croft are just finishing a fine hotel
building having three large store
rooms on the ground floor and 20 large
splendid living rooms on the second
floor with wind rlill To furnish wa
ter for each room.
&. l.. Jones.
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CONVENTION DATE.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS
WILL MEET MAY 20-EX
ECUIIVE COMMITTEE
MET YESTERDAY.

Columbia, $. c., March l7.-At the
meeting of the democratic executive
committee held here tonight the state
convention WAS called to meet on May
20. y resolution was offered 10y Mr.
James calling ON aud inStructing the
conqention to do all things necessary
for safeguarding the interests OF the
country, and one by Mr.. BleaSe, pro-
yldin9 that the day of holding the
August primary should be changed
from Tuesday to Saturday, in order
that more mill people would have an
opportunity TO vote. Both were de-
fcatcd on the ground that they are
matters out of the province OF the
executive committee and should be
handled 10y the convention only.
Senator Tillman, eX officic a mem
Der Of the committee, did not attend
the meeting tonight. He left Wash
lngton last night for that purpose
| but the death of his kinsman, ex
Judge O. w. Buchanan, occurred i'm
Augusta after the senator mad left
Washington. 1T is presumed that
kept him away from the meeting
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
The LAST SENATOR
WHO FOUGHT 18TH
AMENDMENT DEAD
WILLIAM PINKNEY WHITE, OF
BALTIMORE, 81 YEARS In PUB
Lie LIFE AND MEMBER OF ONE
OF AMERICAS MOST HIS
T0RIC FAMILIES
SCENDANf OF A "UHIT-
TED IRISHMAN."

Baltimore, Md, March 17.-United
States Senator VIM. Pinkney VIII yte
died at his home in this city tonight
He was tlken i'll while in Washing
ton last Thursday and returned as
soon as possible, ErySipslas developed
and his condition became worse.
About 1 O'Clock this afternoon the
senator suffered a sinking spell, but
recovered wonderfully and was con-
Scious until the final convulsion that
ended i'm his death at about 7:O5 D. M.
Tue end was peaceful.
Senator Whyte has been in public
life since 1917, He was the last sur
vivor of the senators who voted again :
St the fifteenth amendment to the
United States constitution.
William Pinkney Whyte. Democra t -.
OF Baltimore, was born in Baltim ore.
Nd, August Q, 1924. His grandfather.
DR.. John Campbell White a native of
Ireland, and one OF the United Irish
man OF 1889, came to America in 1900.
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~. Iu r.,,or,,, wui,,, ,,os
,'.,, '''''o .;t' ,,i'
friends Monday
Nj. v.,.,, ,,.,.o 90 ,o,na, - ,h,
hmorcd guest of Nrs, NJ. T. Rutland.
,,;.. ,,.,.., C,,,,,,,,,o
ed through Monday en- route to Saluda
where she will spend several days.
Miss Ruth Kneecc has returned
from a visit to her parents at Baxter.
NJ ~ C,uu, ho. ror,rrod
from a business trip to Washington.
Miss Suo p,r,o,o, Ion.loy ,, visit
ing her niece, Mrs. l.. d. CuIIum,
Nils. Cor, rol,o p,,,..r. snort Satur.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20

W. H. SELLERS GRANT
ED BAIL.
SLAYER OF ]. P. FARMER Is NOW
OUT ON BOND.

On Monday at l:3O O'Clock the news
was received in Columbia that bail
had been granted w. H. Sellers. who
Is held for the shooting of Constabl q
j. p. Farmer a few weeks ago, and at
8 o'clock the prs ner was released
from the county jail by order OF Sher-
III Coleman. The amount OF bond
was IS. 600, furnished by Sellers him
self
The attorneys for Sellers appeared
ano argued the matter before him,
me testimony taken at the coroner's
inquest and atlidavits from several of
Che witnesses were included, accord
ing to the usual procedure In such
cases, in the petition 70: the granting
OF bail. judge Pope granted the mo-
zion or the attorneys and fxedd the
oali at $4,000. Solicitor Zimmerman
was present To oppose the motion.
The shooting of Farmer by Sellers IS
still fresh in the minds of Columbians.
ine OeStlmony taken at the coroner's
inquest showed that Constable Farm
er went to Sellers door and asked for
admittance upon the authority of the
the search warrant that he had. Ac.
cordlng TO witnesses, Sellers said that
Farmer could come in il he would
wait until the ladies' in the house had
dressed or that he might come in at
once II he would agree to search Sci.
ierS' room only, and leave the other
rooms for later time. Then the door
was kicked down by Farmer and ell
lerS fired the fatal shot. Farm er
died few hours after the shooting.
sellers was placed in Jail Immediately
AFTER the shooting Sellers was plac-
,, ed In Jail Immediately after the shoot
ing. Liquor was found in the hous
elsewhere than in Sellers room.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
WARREN K. SMITH
DEAD.
LEAVES WIFE AND FOURTEEN
CHILDREN TO MOURN HIS
LOSS. BURIED WITH MA
SONIC HONORS AT SPRING
FIELD, s. C.

On last Sunday morning at o'clock
the spirit of Warren X. Smith took
Its flight and went to the God VIII c
gave 1t. For two or three months
Mr. Smith was afflicted nth In
Grippe which caused his death. He
was In ris 18TH year and during all
those years he had been faithful to
every trust, as man, citizen aud
christian gentleman. In early life
Mr.. Smith united with the Baptis
church, and he was always faithful to
the interest of the church of his choice
lie was also mason and to use an
everyday expression, he was good
one.
Along in the sixties when The toe
son OF war was sounded calling the
Hover of the States young manhood
to arms, w. X. Smith was among the
first to respond and for four long
years he was ever found in the front
hghting for the cause he believed to
he right. During the war he received
a wound in the leg which made him a
cripple for lie. He was tw ice mar
ried, his first wife being a Miss De-
Loach and his last a Miss Bodie.
He is survived by many sons and
daughters, who rise up and call h i'm
blessed. His home was an ideal on
and his children respected and honor
ed him for his christian worth and
fatherly affection
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
The RIDGE UNION WILL
MEET WITH The BATES
BURG BAPTIST CHURCH
MAR. 1928
SATURDAY.

10 a. rn. Devotional exercises J..
Earle Freeman.
1920 The Crisis In our Home Miss
ion work. III. b. White, j. A. Carson.
Prof. Dorm, ID. w. Heckle, j. II. Ed.
wards.
ll:3o The Crisis in our Foreign
Mission work. S. j. Watson. Joshua
Edwards, j. Earle Freeman, r b.
watson, M. l.. Lawson.
1880 IntermisSion.
2 What should be our attitude rs
to the Prohibition issue in this State?
w. l.. Daniel, w. w. Johnston. S. +.
Sawyer, q. p. Seigler, A. C. Baker.
SUNDAY.
9;45 Devotional exercises. M. d
Padgett
1000 Free discussion as to Soul.
Saving. Il. d, Willard, w. w. Holstein
d. w. HeckIe, w. t. Hundley.
1o:45 Free discussion as to Soul
Training. e. G. Ridgell, j. A. Carson
d. III. Crosland, j II. Edwards, r. b.
Watson.
lI:30 Missionary sermon. NJ. L..
Lawson.
1890 1ntermission.
200 Can we bring our Sunday
School enrolment up to our church
enro'meIt t and il so bow? q. W..
Scott, A. G. Baker, q. w. Sawyer, s.
J, Watson.
(Signed) j. Hartwell Edwards.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
TWO ADDITIONAL A d LOCAL
MAILS DAILY.

Commencing yesterday a daily mail
service was inaugurated between Col
umbia and Augusta. This will a great !,
convenience, TO all those living and
receiving their mail between the
above points as 1t practically two more
mails day; one from Augusta and
one frou Columbia, This change is en-
tlrely due to the efforts OF Hon. A r.
Lever as he has beer working the uat
ter up for long time and that toe
against many obstacles.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
MARYLAND'S GRAND Old
MAN.

Baltim l~c Nd. March 49, The fune
raj of William Pinkney Whyte who
died here last night of erysipelas will
be held Friday afternoon at Enmanu
al Protestant Episcopal church. Inc con
formity with the wishes Of the family
it will be quiet ole but it is expected
that u great multitude will be present
to honor the memory of Maryland
grand old man"
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
NOTICE

we wish to remind you that the
gardening season is at hand We
ave the largest assortment and
best varieties of seed we have ever
had. Call and see us.
The Harris Cain Drug Co.,
The Quality Seed aud Drug House.
l3 t.. Batesburg, S, c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
W. S. REAMER MAYOR OF co
LUMBlA.

Mr. w 5 Rcamer was nominated
for Mayor Of Columbia i'm the second
race last .IueHnay by large majority :.
Mr.. Reamer is an able and progress
I'VE man aud Will use his every effort
10 improve conditions in Columbia
and make her great city.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
Visit Miss Bodie at
FitZmaurice's

Miss Viola Bodie has accepted DO
sition with Fitzmaurice Dry Goods
Co. in Columbia and will be glad to
show her friends from the country the
many bargains offered there. 1926.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-20
Lee for Everybody Deliver

The Eatcsburg Bottling Co., is now
& slivcIing ice every morning. Tie
rices are very moderate and all
lose who wish the ice wagon o
all at tneir homes either call or
crop d postal to the above firm.
The Washington times., 1908-05-27
BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRTHWEsT.

GOLDENBERG' 5. 7th and h sts. NV.
:. KANN, SONS CO, SJh ana Market spS CO
GREENS CAPITAL 4 u V L 4 7 ! y v
AGENCY. Il45 10Th 81 nv.
W 4. McNUL.TY, Cigar Store, l4th and p nv
J. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. gth St. Rhode
Island ave. aud ST. nv.
II T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th q and
lass. ave. NV.
CHAS- Z. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
zW. cor. sth ana II sts. NV.
bANFORDS PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
X. A. NEICCH, 2Uth and il SITS. NV.
CU4GLEY'S PHARMACY, 2Ist and q SITS. NV.
. IL WAGNER * CO., ist and II SITS. nv.
i. T TAYLOE, cor. gth ana p SITS NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, Isth and Pa. ave NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and Park
road.
&ATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and L
n. d. HOWARD. 18th and W.
y Y. PATTIE. 1929 BrightV cod ave.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED-Smau girl or boy 70 wash dishes
60 home nights Apply l0I ALBEAIAE I.E.
18th and IT. u
HOTEL HELP for resorts and city BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos lJJl ST. uR
mvZ5-z-
WANTED-A few more boys and girls NOT
under fourteen years % age. % take our free
lessons ia muscular movement peIUausllD
ana touch typewrlgEBi class cG1yeues every
Saturday morning a. O'Clock Apply at
once. STRAYERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
nth and r. NV my-1-rf
sTENOGRAPHER5 are always ia demand
We can prepare You for 70 position 10 $50
hours. STEM OGEAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
oTado Building. open day and night.
mvlf-tt
STRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ltn and
nv Day and night school all the year
Shorthand, typewr!tiuE, bookkeeping bank
ing. EngilHh. and civil service. Type writer's al
students homes. Write or call for catalogue.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

A RELIABLE WOMAN would like position
as domestic hOusekeepers would take moth
ers place while away for summer. Gail
Thursday, MRS. WALKER. Z051 18th ST.. NV.
mE2I--r
SUMNER DRESSES made 70 reasonable
prices. a Myrtle ST. me- II
PLACE as h0useworker or IaUudress. willing
70 leave city. 1913 n 81 nv. It
SITUATION as holsekeeDeF iu uiEowers
family or roomiuE house. good reference.
Address BOX SO. Times office. u1y-I--t
LAUNDRY WORK TO do az home. viii do
shirts, give you gloss or dull finish sI7 10th
ST. Sc It
BY NEAT GIRL place as nurse I.shr house
work lZZl 18th ST. NV. my16-1t
ARTICULATION teacher would ike pri-
vate pupil. prefer child who is backward
in speech. or one whose speech IS defective
or UniuteIIigi5le. and needs correction. four
years experience in this particular work and
best Recommendation from former pupils.
BOX 845 Times Office myZl-7L
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WORKINGMANS WANTS.

WORKINGMEN, is 1t hot eonugh for you?
Then know that we can save YOU a cave
spot on q good tailor made suit OF clothes
tsiighJly wornli nave a biz stock and viii
treat yea right JJSTA's OLD STAND 6-g
y ST. l-gz5--t
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SIGN SHOW CARDS.

TELL PEOPLE about yourself. posters nm
to-date -siness show yards theatrical illus
traJed posters OF all kinds. slides etc PaT-T.
ALEXAN DER, &c z 81. NV
uyz1-W, Sa. In-90t
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MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable as new at small cost YOu
your work done. Factory and sales
ROOM $50 II NV Phone N sO9z. L. T. Jones.
ap2S-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

bIJDENTS-IOu viii get Individual atten-
ton al the time Of your sitting We are now
making special rate 70 5JllenLs OF S. per
dozen Work az same higu standards We have
always maintained. e. Il. BELL STUDIO.
1921 q ST. nW. uvs-s1t
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

BARBER-GEoR5E HARPER. $3.50 NJ St
aW IL
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ATTENTION MEM Our cocktails are the
purest in The world; 81 per bottle: pure food
goods THE JOHN WEDDERBCRN CO.,
Ot 81. NV. Phone 5494 Main. ap2S-tf
10Y 10 learn timing and heating: some ex-
Perience preferred, 1913 It'll 81. NV IL
BARBER-dOod al once: 50 week. 90 "a
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

ELK LAUNDRY. 1888 l4th NV. sheets Sc
pillow cases, 2ci spreads, zoe. towels. &c, table
cloths, 5ci napkins, lcs collars and cuffs. zc
work guaranteed suits a month. s.
apZg-SSt
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r4A4o ftES OF grocery store at l33 AI0lr0s
ST. Anac0stid, ice box, counters and scales.
c'Ii@e MIL and show cases. cheap. il
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PRESSING CLUB.
LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES and gentlemen's tailoring: suits
made 10 order: cleaning, pressing demodeI-
ing goods called for and delivered. dyein,
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apZ7-mo. we. fr-90t

GREATER WASH TAILORING CO. We
dye. clean. repair garments reasonable prices;
mems suits sp0nged. pressed ZjC. 5I9 Igth.
l4l5 L nv Phone y .4253-M
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ROBINsON's CARPET WORKS established
1881. Carpet making. cleaning. repairing. car
pets made moth proof specially. Furniture
moved i1lS 18th 81. NV. Phone - 5ils.
LlL2--tI. 81. Ae-sIt
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBER-GEoRaE HARPER. $3.50 NJ st.
BARBER-Psrmanent position 70 arzI-ciazs
white man. Apply al once Sl2 Florida ave.
NV. my26-st
BOY in grocery store help all around us
/ d -. sw. my25-Sr
| BOY-White. nnIsh trade W. C. GOOD
/ WIN, CaTLenter and Builder. 705 ST. nv.
my-4-0t
BOY TO work around printing once. HAZ-
WORTH, SO g st. NV. J.
BoY-Bright 10 or u years; chance 10 lea \
/ trade. Apple gl2 l4th st. my27-3t
BUSHELMAN at once MERIT q MERIT.
- = o. Nv iLy-.--t
CARPENTER and painter s. 50 day for good
men LOUIS sIMFkINS, Woodbridge, y. c.
myLi-al
COATMAKERs-F class. 20 work inside
or out at once. 1925 G NV my26-st
COOK-Experience short order. good pay
Apply al once, ZOOS Pa. ave. nv. my2d-5t
DISH Experienced, and porter
at once. $40 9th 81. NV. my26-t
DRIVER for soda water wagon. AAIERI-
can BOTTLIEG co. l7 18th 81. ne. It
DRIVERS-Wanted al once. two men Tor
"-oissa'e "os9-ls' L'4S- Co-.'l wen recon-
uenueds only those desiring permanent posi-
lions please apply Call after 4 D. ia.
WELLER DRUG STORE. 5ith and N NV.
references. my25-Z
FINIsHERs- Experienced on trousers Cau
at once, ROOM To- COS = IT. NV my27-2t
GROCERY CLERK at East RiverdaIe. Ma. L
FChIoN- myzb-zt
House PAINTERs-rvo good young able
men. 7th and l. sJs. sw. Open shop.
JEWELRY CANVAssERs 10 sell diamonds,
watches. etc. TO the best trade only; good
Ken can obtain position for salary and
commission ApDiy CASIELBERC s.
mh2-Tu0 We, rT-tf
MEN wanted good vision, under thirty. over
lia pounds, 20 prepare Tor DTakeuen and
fTemen on railroads IN this vicinity eXpe-
9lence unnecessary pay SO 20 500 monthly
promoted 20 conductor or engineer, $3.50 10
500 monthly. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
Care mes. my25-6t
MEN to sell household goods on instaumeats;
good pay no experience needed al 9Th 50.
MEN 10 get best hair cut In the city. l5c:
boys hair hair cut. l0Ci shave with neck
shave, Toe. raZ5rs h0ned l5cs two 25c: first
class white BARRIERS: close s pm OF Z stuw.
OFFICE BOY-Bright: good chance for Right
party; answer by letter, 9Th FLOOR. JE%I-
FER BLDG, IN and u SIS. nv. my26-3t
PREssER-Good wages 3Iof uth st. NV
PREssERs-Tv5 oolored, at once. steady
employment good pay. j. ROTH. 1906 u So.
nv. II
STABLE NAN, housemau. room, board. bell
man. elevator. store porter Inquire Elk
CHANGE, 1885 18th 81. NV IL
TALOE-Flrst-Class. come al once. 1926 O
T0vz5-8r
TWELVE OFFICES employing 4JI employ
usut EXPERTS. 600 clients. We need Gffice
sales and technical men IN all lines Write
today for free information. HAPGDODS, 1912
Commonwealth Building. Philadelphia.
WATERS FOR Pennsylvania fare uall- COLI
ored- Apply PHILLIP HOTEL. AGENCY,
SO eth ST. NV II
WATTERS-Two; for Pennsylvania. trans
psrtatiou. CDIorsd, $40 PHILIPS HOTEL
AGENCY. $50 9Th NV uuy2F--r
WIMBLEDON men or youths with blcy-
ees may md very profitable employment as
messenger those attending school will bs
employed after school hours MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER CO. 1901 + st.
nol3-tu. We th-Jf
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BARBER-PeTmanent position TO hrst-class
NV. rDz.ss- 81
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MODERN wooDMEN on AMERIcA

WASHINGTON CAMP. No. 1884. Van W
Roberts, 695 l2th 81. ne, clerk, meets Thurs
day evening at TypOgr tphicaI Temple. l25
@ ST. NV. my24-s0t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.


TUX kEH4-FUkNlShE ROVMS.
- - -------------
80 w MONIHo or longer II pleased .
tIE a. 2,'- &c @llls Two ICONS hol Iar If N
dress BOX "a Times ofce Nc 10 =
Oh ST wv ~ - --------- - -
kseping. aIs5 nan mon. trsnsis,ts $50
Ty2T-3t
NJ ST- MY S0I-77y,-c -5o-7s -c-,-I an -I-s7---
suitable Tor housekeeping: s. each. Ia
III 81 NV q2s-VerZ- Isrge 5e75-------7-- -
uished nom bv the yyseJl. leror6 49, 80
r1v2--5T
ara 50 776E--e--- IT, - -
apartment Apply 1904 s-b sT nv5I-gr
single beds. MRS o NEWMAN r I,-, AZ o.
nlshed front re,.s- .r,it45la 81 ~, 49,
men. summer rates. Telephone Norm S7Ii
me-
n 81 IsZS-N7re rooms see them a,-7-- -,
OWNER. 1925 ia ave T1t5-zr
n ST wv IA o. -s---- - - -
furnished. suitable Tor one on two
r 50 T-UT ms ~. 80 -
can affa- & n rg ' H-'-0 -
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la5'L -,!, rooms near Onion Station and Cen
- g--.--- my-a-et
FREMONT HOTEL. p and Indiana ave nv.
Large airy, clan rooms on shady St.
summer rates myls-n " sa-g5t
nth ST. NV. ul4-NiceIy furnished rooms
sTH ST sW.. sol-Two fu-nIsEs5 front
r5onss Light housekeeping. myzs-st
ana ST wv -9g s---,-I-- 49, "
lors. other rooms. bath: reasonable
myas-zt
- --- ,-77--
F 7== ~ 2-s M =-- 49, 573; 20. @Z.z---
central emu I I,ret.o g2"S Oh second moor oa.y 81
------- - ---- 30
10 porcelain bsf- arso 800 80 -, iit,.,.
holsekes ping. r1,1,a,5-ssr '-
arm sT w 777-S--,-7-- y----I-,---7 ------
mvas-g-
TgTF ST Ny g77-Tv-o NO. H. -,------
and rarI- rent r-z.sor7srfs- a., - 80
rooms. r7v2s7r
C. ST NV l7I-Tggo ~ ~ -. 49,. -
light h7usekeeoiuz 49, 5+
~ YIN 1-g -
FOR -lz1- r11seEaa1fr - IN. .,
--- q.
80 IT, ID - "a FL 70 Co!., y L5!A HEIGHTS
GAS furHlsheI Itr6t boussfss7rT s., 0'7'
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rooms. clean and cool mya-st
rooms. bath. $50 81 -,,as,s,
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$50. ADULTS only rave5-sr
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housekeeping: s. II
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rooms. light Housekeeping. Tnv27I5t
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srcia1 Sumner ann I'm rs g..,e-7' s nee Ss'if7
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single or en- suite; light Housekeeping s,,,7 o,
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alcoVe; light housekeeping heat' gas ana
bath; terms reasonable my<l-st
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The Washington times., 1908-05-27

HARITON, LADIES TAILOR, late OF Ger
many select place. 81 Sun SO. NV. latest
modelled. suits 10 order 50 dp call OF phone
81 $3.50. MyIg-5u, W-0oJ
The Washington times., 1908-05-27
TO TIE LADIES.

% FINE Tailor made giase taffeta waists,
pretty stripe pattern, blue and white. black.
Drown positively S. value: this al and s.
each. 81 + Est myZ7-2t
MANUFACTURERS Samples 81 lingerie null
princess dress panama wolfe skirts and null
wrappers at l-3 OF original cost warranted
money back. six skirts, exclusive styles in
aress goods and shirt waist patterns 20 order.
r. =. HANLON. 500 y. y. ave.
u1vyT- "a. FIR gri-g1r
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

MODISH A1ILLINERY-Large stock OF styI-
ism hats VIII be sold far below regular prices.
bargains indeed. i. SPICKLER Millinery
Importer, SO Eth ~. NV my2f-Su. N-50t
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

FOR TWO MONTHS or longer II pleased
lady in Office wants two rooms not far from
9th and + NV; terms must be moderate Ad-
dress BOX 81 Times ONCE II
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

I'D ST. NV. lO05-vganted two boardsrs
nicely furnished from ROOM good board
bath. 81 per week eacI-. ynyz6-st
The Washington times., 1908-05-27
NORTHEAST.

LADDoN PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne.
NdAG ID BLUMER. y. Cap. and r sts- De-
ASCAESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. "a and K sts
hhAUs, PHARMACY, 9TH and * sta.
AcChESNE4 & JOACHIM, SJh and + sts ne.
BENZ T, L-ANHAM, 1lJh and E. Cap. ST.
The Washington times., 1908-05-27

ONE GC-cABTi standard sewing machine
ne, % fat 7,,,,27 =