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G0IdenrOd, 39.285.786.
Lavender, 90l.08.437.

Winning numbers on three sets OF
silverware. Farmers Co-Operative
Trading Co.
b. F. Seeley and family wish to ex-
press their hearty thanks to the many
kind friends who have extended SYM
pathy and aid in their recent misfortune,
and their appreciation of the heroic, but
futile, effort OF volunteers to save their
home from the flames.
George s. Henry, of Sullivan Greek,
is a Newport visitor this week. Mr..
Henry reports that fishing in Sullivan
Lake is very good this year and that
some good catches are being made.
Salmon were stocked in the lake some
four years ago and are now being
caught, one recently hooked was two
feet long.
Mr.. Wick, agent for the Boston Priest
Lake Mining Co., was Newport visitor
last week. The company is composed
of Boston men, who have taken over a
number OF silver-lead claims in the
Priest Lake district. The company is
we'll financed and will proceed at once
with extensive development.
While at Bead Lake Saturday evening
Z. A. Fielder and JAS McInnis cot into
an argument as to their sprinting abili-
ties. A race followed and when nearing
the wire "Fid" slipped and went down
striking on his face and right arm. His
arm was badly bruised and a bone
cracked, but he is impatient to get we'll
and demonstrate that be is speedier
than Jim.
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Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
go to Gust Anderson's store.
Read the Northern Mercantile Co. 5
ad on the last page OF today's Miner.
Dr.. Clemmer, dentist; Spokane office
PIT Fernwell Building, Riverside and
Stevens street.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, $50 per setting. Silver Birch
Fam, Newport. ii
| 3. T. Foote and family moved this
week to Erie, B. c., where they expect
to make their home.
Double seated buggy that cost 1925
new with tongue and shafts, will sell
for $175. T. J. Kelly.
Fred l.. Newton, saloonkeeper at SEQ
tia, died Tuesday night, after lengthy
illness. The funeral was held today.
A license to wed was issued at Spo-
kane this week to George Honsinger, oil
Newport. and Loretta NJ. Stearns, OF
| lone
FOR SALE-A dining room set Of
Mission furniture, in good condition
having been bought last September
Mrs. Wallace, Union avenue.
FOR SALE-Having sold out most Of
my real estate / now wish to dispose Of
my livery horses and buggies at reason
able prices. w. J. Hunter, liveryman.
Several new dwelling houses are in
course OF construction in Ankerson's
and NortOn's additions. Contractor
Frank Jones is doing considerable of the
| work
Go to Lund Hardware Company fol
the Mccormick, Deering. Osborne, Mil
waukee, Plano, Woods and Standard
machines and repairs; have exclusive
agency.
Marshal F. 0. Mills accompanied his
parents this week on their trip to the
| coast, and in the meantime VIM. Shack.
elton is wearing the marshal's badge o
authority.
The Newport Democratic Club will
meet next Monday evening in the City
Hall. Several democrats from the lowe,
river will attend and there will be some
"speiling" by local leaders.
Owing to sickness and death in my
family, | want to do some surveying tc
pay my debts. | will take what is left
over that the other civil engineers dc
not need. J. r. Patterson.
See the Fidelity Lumber Co. for lime
cement, plaster, brick or anything else
in the line OF building material. Extra
Star A Star shingles, air dried, 81. sc
per thousand.
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ALWAYS YOUNG
has Equal for Healing Purifying and Beautyne the n

10. That it is natural food for the cuticle re-
moving many wrinkles formed and prevents
others from forming
II. That the time is almost here when soap
and water will be little use the face by those
who hold their face an object of care.
II. "sempre Giovine" leaves the face in the
best possible condition for Marietta stanley
Co.'S. Egyptian Powder.
The sole cause of many poor compilations
is found in the too free use of soap and water,
which removes the oil necessary for the feeding
of the skin, leaving it hard and dry.
''Sempre Giovine" always Young) is manu-
featured from the purest goods to be obtained,
and unlike the numerous other articles on the
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To Trade for Newport Property.

A ranch near Calispel Lake; 100 acres
meadow, house and barn. Also some
Newport property to trade for good tim
Der. Inquire at First National Bank.
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market, Its beneficial effects are apparent after
the first application.
Would you improve your complexion
Seinpre Giovine will be found of inestimable
value to all who use it, as it leaves the skin soft
and clear, and the complexion perfect.
"Sempre Giovine" will do wonders In cases
OF sunburn, it gives instant relief.
"Sempre Giovine" has worked it's way almost
nnalded into the good graces of the best class Of
buyers on the continent 1t is well and favor
ably known in every state in the Union and
ance used is never substituted bv other nrena
rations
Gentlemen will find "Sempre Giovine" inval
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JUST AMONG OURSELVES J
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FOR SALE-Two rowboats. See
Ralph X. Kennedy.
Extra Star A Star shingles. air dried,
$3.50 per NJ Fidelity Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jnrgens, who live on a
farm near Spokane, have been visiting
their sons at this place.
W. S. Whitney was called to Milan
Saturday by the death OF sixteen
months old grandchild.
During the recent thunder storm one
Of the chimneys on the residence of DR..
Hughes was wrecked by lightning.
Contractor Berneck started work We'd
nesday morning on the grading OF Fonrth
street He has five teams on the job.
You buy the lot and furnish the car
penter. We furnish the lumber. Moeser-
Terry Lumber Co., Fl. J. Anderson,
Manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall, of Spokane,
have been the guests OF their son Frank
and wife the past week, returning home
Tuesday evening.
Will trade l54 acres of land. mile
from Pend d'Oreille river, with $685. O0
feet of saw timber, for house and lot in
Spokane. Address box "a, Newport,
Wash.
Mr.. Hall, OF Davenport, is in the city
this week the guest OF Ionic kirchan,
the meat market man. Mr.. Hall con-
templates investing in land in this
vicinity.
See the Fidelity Lumber Co. for lime,
cement, plaster, brick or anything else
in the line of binding material. Extra
Star 4 Star shingles, air dried, 50 SO
per thousand
Fred w. Smith, of Wallace, Idaho, is
erecting building next to Phillips
barber shop and will put in a stock OF
fruit and confectionery. He has a part
ner in the business, G. b. Hicks, OF
Burke, Idaho, who will he here soon.
II You are IN the market for lime,
plaster, cement or brick, do not fail to
see us. We will make you the right
kind Of prices on these, as we'll as any
thing else in the line of binding ma
terial Fidelity Lumber Co.
North, South, East and
West, Lund Hair d ware
Co.'S goods are cheapest
and best.
W. II. Merritt, of Colburn, is pre-
pairing to open Il meat market in the
Heisner building on upper Washington
avenue and hopes to be ready for bust
ness by next Saturday. Workmen are
now getting the building in shape. Mr..
Merritt was formerly a resident of New
port and is pleased to be back in bust
ness here.
The Metaline country is being visited
by large number of mining men and
capitalists interested in that section.
Several parties have gone down this
week. On Tuesday Frank Ansley, one
oi the directors OF the Mammoth and
Morning companies escorted to the Lead
City the following gentlemen. DIR. A.
{. Panton, of Portland; Mr.. Taft, OF
Spokane; Mr.. McClintock, of Portland,
and G. W. Anslev, OF Medical Lake.
The party expects to spend the week at
the camp looking over its prospects
10 Trade for Newport Property.
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Twelve Points of Merit

/. Cleanses and opens the pores and allows the
skin to breathe.
, Readily absorbed by the skin and greatly
taken up by the tissues.
8. 1t is not cosmetic--but permanent remedy
4. Does not cover up the blemishes or gloss
them overt cures.
). 1t removes tan, moth and snnburn.
g. 1t is more than beautifer.
+ 1t is great medicine and feeds the starved
tissues
s. Keeps the face cleaner than soap and water
9. The appearances of age will he kept back
twenty wears by it's use
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SALE-
MOORE 4 HILL, INC.

MOORE HILL, INC.
OWNER MUsT"s SELL.
60. 100.
pe.u,iful new house southeaa. Lived In
very short time. Change ct plans makes
it necessary to raise money quickly
therefore property can he Ssold. at sacrince
ngure. Six rooms: good ththe cellar; Al
heating plant; good street.
INVESTMENT
$3.50.
Near North Capitol and fP sts.; rent
81. 80; easy terms: good tenant.
INDIVIDUAL HOUSE ON 18th STREET
1880.
New. colonial style hom.< lot 2oxlO0;
every up. o-date feature. 81 800 cash: So
= month; yreaa opportunity 10 purchase SEA
terms. On the ,Avenue Of thes Presidents.
AN-ENUE NV.
5000.
beautiful pressed-brick even-roOm
house; in hne condition
SOUTHEAST INVESTMENT.
$3.aW.
,. Rent. $3.50; seen rooms; in fine con-
BRlGHTWoODaPARK.
$1,000.
This is property ahst' every one look
ing suburban b me should see: the
location js ideal; high gnound: sweroOks all
Brghtwood PARK: seven rooms and bath;
city water and gas: lot 60x1N: stable and
carriage shed and other outbuiAiinss; nne
garden paved alley: .ernIs 10 suit pur-
chaser.
HOUSE WITH STAR A.. NORTHWEST.
Sc. 100.
Near Pennsylvania xveiAle - 10 rooms; hot
water heat: lot 2OX15O3 IwO-story brick
stable: $500 cash will buy 1t.
n STREET. WEST or CONNECTICUT
AVENUE
81. S.U.
Fine ten-rpOm three-story house, with
cellar; furnace; wide lot
STREET NV. BETWEEN 9Th & IrH.
$4,000.
Rent. $a1 so: very large Not; great bust
ness possibi tiles in this
MOORE < Hill. unc.b. 1921 st.
Headquarters for Every thing in Real Estate.
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A BEAUTIFUL AIL<THF :YEAR-ROUNI
SUBURBAN HOME.
$4,000.
rooms and over 10000 feet Of ground u
improved street. with city water. sewer
gas and electric light: Just on Connect
This is not way out: but practically
within the city and within IL minutes OF
the United States Treasury. We believe
this to be the most attractive home Of
its kind we have ever offered under
very considerably higher figure. 1t vii
pay you to investigate.
THE OWNER BUILT THIS FOR HIS
HOME.
$3.50.
The most attrac..c.. pianned' mouse fOl
the price in Washington Heights: built b5
one of the best known and most successful
builders in Washington: hot.NsaIer heat
and we'll lighted dining room: hardwood
from top to bottom: superb decorations
mantels and gas hxtures: any number OF
selling for from $3.50 to $3.50 more than il
asked for this. This is offered t" close
out a property. The purchaser gets the
benefit.
1Us INVESTMENT.
$1.OW.
Through street NV: large lot.
-
ONE OF THE SEASONS GREATEST
BARGAINS.
$10,OUO.
The equal of any other ten-room house
in Washington: located in the heart Of ex.
elusive Washington heights. on one Of its
most beautiful residence thorcughfares
faces south: wide lot with a depth OF Ia
feet to wide paved alley. First door plan
inc udes large parlOr. reception hall, with
window: an unusually large and we'll
lighted dining room; large buffers pantry
and kitchen.
Five sleeping rooms and tiled bath on
I'd floor. Four sleeping rooms and tiled
Ia
floor.
rine .hot-water heating plant: laundry
storage rooms: coal bins. ETC., In cellar.
Open ireplaces
in parlor. reception hail dining room and
a considerable number Of bedrooms.
we'll built; constructed Of hes, materials
and finished with selected woods; newly
papered and painted, and In first-ciass con
See us about this and let US show you
You are sure to cOneede the value upon
investigation.
COLtMRIA HEIGHTS
$500.
Just on 14th ST.; ..". lar out: nlne-room
line repair handsome front Of stone and
brick.
COLUMBIA ROAD.
$500.
Near 18th st.. columbia Heis hts; new
eight-room house; four rooms OH q floor
oedteV W not wafer.
BROWNSTONE HOUSE NV.
SO. $50.
Ten-rOom modern house on one Of the
hnest residence streets; very wide and
deep lot. 4r'
NEAR 18TH AND GIRARD, COLUMBIA
HFtcHTS.
$500.
Ten rooms: fou. .-hs on first floor:
furnace: reduced to low price for purpose
Of quick sale.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
$27 500.
New colonial style house; IL rooms; hot
water heat; unusually nne outlook.
DELAWARE AVENUE NE.
$3.50.
Opposite new Senate Once building: IN
g,Od repair; good plumbing.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NV
$500.
Near 11th. Over.ovAs handsome park
thirteen rooms; steam heat; 70 feet
frontage.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
$3.50.
Not far from Dupont Circle: several times
the usual frontage: eight rooms; hOt-watel
heat: all on two floors; just put in perfec,
condition.: beautifui colonial style re-
ceptton hall. with great open fireplace.
MOORE HILL Gnc.), 1893 q ST. NV.
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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PROPOSALS.

PROtuSAI.S-t. =. Di-i'AaI Nm or -.u,ii-
| culture. Once OF the Secretary. Washington, n.
c. NAV e. lg0S.-Seaied proposals will be re-.
ceiyed at the once Of the dsburslng clerk until
pm. Wednesday. May 20. 1905. for packcting.
| assembling. frankng and mailing seed for the
congressional seed distribution for the fiscal year.
1909 Full information furnished application
addressed to the Secretary OF Agriculture I'm ac-
cordance with instructions given on schedules.
JAMES WILSON. Secretary. my9.l1.l5
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF
| Congress. Washington. d. c., May 8. 1905. Pro
O'Clock pm. June s. 1905. and then publicly
opened to furnish the snnual supplies Of coal
Ice hardware and plumbing. housekeeping cleo
trical and painting materials. and for removing
ashes and washing towels. Blank proposals ana
other information furnished on application. Der
NARD r. GREEN Superintendent.
myS.9.H .I2ie5.6-6t
OFFICE OF COMMITTEES on RUIIDIZCS
III. 3. Department Of Agriculture washinetou
d. c.. May 4. l0OS.-Sealed proposals will lie re-
ceiyed at this ONCE not later than 2 Pm. MAY
IL, 1905. for the purchase or removal Of certain
brick buildings located the south end OF the
department grounds. Conditions governing bids
and form Of proposal may be obtained at the
above -mentfon~d once at the diacretion Of the
chairman of the committee. b. T. GALLOWAY,
Chairman. my7a
WARRINGTON BARRACKS. o. c., MAY Z.
i90e.-Sealed proposals In triplicate win br re-
ceived until II noon May q. 1905. and thin
opened, for furnishing and laying primary and
secondary electric cable here. Iuformatinn "a
appltcaticn. W. 81. Rose. First Lieut.. Eners.,
@. Mr. my7.s.9.ii..S,3e
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MOORE & HILL, INC.

FOR SALE
MOORE HILL. INC.
ONE OF THE CHOICEST CORNERS IN
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
nent government Official who is alsut u
sell at ngur. way below real value. The
house has 13 rooms. is heated by no,
; w.,sr has ,a baths and every nptoda,
exclusive Of bay windows. This is big value
f"r the i,h and a great opp:rtunifs
home. rightly located and ut Die
price.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$lO,15O.
iocsted on one OF me best streets In
bile garage house has rOums; two
baths; hot-water heat; large lot.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$975O.
Two houses just ,i.e this one were sold
to the tenants after they had occupied
them long enough I" satisfy themselves az
to their intrinsic worth. The prices paid
.,kn. for ,sl. "ers higher than
rooms. steam heat. Two baths and ~ feet
frontage. Let us show you this.
JUST WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE.
Fine residence $500 Hans. r,,, =,
rooms. two baths. steam heat. In perfect
repair. for sale for $500 less than was
paid for It ten years ago. Since then
some OF the finest residences in the city
have been erected in the immediate vicini-
~ OF this property, adding greatly to the
value OF the neighborhOod.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CORNER.
Two good streets. Both car lines. Ten
rooms, two baths and steam heat.
BIG v.LUE.
$3.50.
Located in choice part Of the best resi-
dence section Of the northwest. Every.
thing OF the best. Ten rooms hOt@wa ter
heat; double back porches;' unusually hand
some decorations; hardwood finish from
top Ia bottom. Superb gas fixtures and
mantels. This 10 q bargain the like of
which Is seldom seen.
STRICTLY SUBURBAN.
~ SUU.
the highest spots adjacent to Washington.
Roth sfeam aud electric cars. haud.ome
house of nine rooms and reception hall.
hath, cellar. hot-water heat. broad sYeraa-
large bedrooms; artesian weE;- cement
walks.
A view embracinb miles. and overlook
ing surrounding country. Place inclosed
with hDe hedge fence
Ia acres u ground: good stab'e; other
pear and plum trees.
Fifty large forest trees. including chest
nut. hickory. walnut aud YAK, surfounu-
ing house.
MOORE & Hill. tInc.l. 1873 G st NV
Headquarters for Everything In Real Estate.
FOR sAIE-DErACHED House n COLUMBIA
Heights: SIX rooms and bath; lot about 2yxlS
to alley: price. $4.00O. HARRY A. NAG
STAFF w 18TH st. NV. my9-:t
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FOR SALE-STII. FURTHER REDUCED FOR
immediate sale; splendid modern brick resi-
dence. occupied by owner: excellent condi-
ton: KITCHEN on MAIN FLOOR: beaufi-
FULLY located near Lincoln Park; 81 OOO CASa
Will. BUY: balance easiest terms; great
bargain 81. $50.
wTLLIGE, GIBBS 4 DANIEL, 6O3-05 18th
myo-5t
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WANTED-FARMS.

LIKE TO HEAR AT ONCE
from owner having good farm for sale. NOT
particular about location: please give price
and reason for selling. and state when POS
session can he had. L. DARBYSHIRE. Box
1854, Rochester, n. 7. apll-s,5t
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FOR SALE
In order to make quick sale Of my h.mse
have reduced the price TO $4,000 1t Is two
story and attic house. contains eight rooms
and tiled bath: four rooms floor; hard
wood 6ni'h. sliding doors TO parlor and dining
room: Inside shutters excellent condition:
handsome mantels: furnace heat: paved alley !:
beautiful front OF red press brick with brown.
stone. trimmings: built by one Of the best
builders In the city: we'll located In the north.
weRt between two car lines: reasonable terms
Address BOX 81. Star ONCE. ap1I-tf
FOR SALE-3 BROOM HOUSES: HOT.W ATER
heat: lots - II. to left. alley: hest house
for the price In Washington: 3347 18th Ut. H. w.
just north Of Park road and near the Park.
See them and get bargain. Easy terms.
JOHN LYNCH, Owner. my6-l4ts,6
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GET. OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
IDEAL HOME DOWNTOWN SECTION.
PRICE. SO. $50
Well located on one Of the hest streets. north
side near Rhode Island ave-: contains nine
rooms and bath: new pluinbink' nne repair: 70
servants roOm fine TWO-STORY BRICK
STABLE: betw cen two lines: property cost
about yObO. Owner wants cash. There Is
now a mortgage the property.
BOSS 4 PHELPS tlnc.l. $40 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 34O-41.
my9-tf
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STRICTLY SUBURBAN.

MOORE & HILL. tInc.l. 1913 G 1T NV
Headquarters for Everything In Real Estate
FOR SAI.E-DErACHED House N COLUMBIA
Heights: SIX rooms and BATH lot about aSxl5 IS
TO alley: price. $4.0O HARRY A. NAG
STAFF w l4tn 81. NV. my0-2t
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GET OUR BIG FOR Rent LIST.
GREAT BIG BARGAIN. COLUMBIA HTS.
$500
Located on one Of the choicest squares south
.of Park road Contains eight rooms and tiled
bath: four rooms on first floor: hOt-water heat
large lot TO paved alley: plenty room for STA,
BILE: concrete cellar 4 nrst trust Of 5000
Owner wants cash but we can probably ar
range to sell on easy terms. Houses like this
don't last long
BOSS PHELPS dnc.). 81O 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 340-41
my8-ff
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FARMS.

tAhMS.
FOR SALE-VIENNA. VA. FRUIT FARM. los
acres: % acres In all kinds Of fruit: SO acres
in grass: we'll watered: 7-room house: good
barn: ali necessary outbuild.nes: everything
in excellent condition; near steam and cleo
tric stations; $40 per acre.
VIENNA II. ACRES.
7-rOom house; cellar: front and back pOrches
necessary outbuildings: tennis court: excellent
lawn: every thing in frst-rlass repair: squares
to all stations prtre *.sG'
73S 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AN EXCELLENT
farm within 1S miles OF Washington. rail-
road: $50 acres. CHARLES EARLY. Glh 18th
NV. myG-3t
NEW JERSEY FARMS-FIVE ACRES: 800:
s. monthly: near Atlantic City markets. heat
soil and climate for fruit. berries. poultry: ex
cellent facilities: title insured: beotlet free
DANIEL. FRAZIER COMPANY. 6eS BAILEY
building Philadelphia.
m,2. g. 10 10. II % -. 30.3l-10t u
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FOR SALE-l627 31ST ST. NV: FRONTAGE
Of 17s It. on 31st St: beautiful location on the
heights Of Georgetown. overlooking the city
house, with spacious grounds and shade. Apply
to W. IRVINE KEYSER Keyser bldg. Baiti-
more Nd or H. L. RUST. cos 18th st. NV.
an7-fu&sa
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$1O,15O.
Located on one Ine best streets In
this very desirable section. Fine autOmO-
bile garage: house has ten rOums; two
baths; bOt-water heat; large lot
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
$3.50.
Not far from Dupont Circle: several times
the usual frontage: eight rooms; hot waite,
heat: all on two floors; just put in perfec,
condition: beautifui colonial style re-
ception hall. with great open fireplace.
MOORE HILL Gnc.), 1898 G. ST. NV
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estste
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MOORE e. HILL. INC.

MOORE HILL tInc.,. 1896 st. NV.
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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FOR SALE-MY FINE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
home containing nine beautiful roms and e.e.
CANT tiled bathroom: deliberately finished and
decorated: heated by hot water system: laun-
dry. with hot and cold water: seryxnts'
rn.ms: lot 21x115 alley: similar houses in
same square have been sold for 81 500. Trust
$500 Al Sfe. due in three years. Balance.
SsaW cash and SIS q month. Can he In
spected any time. IL sold by June / will
take xSooo No agents Address ONO.
star once. myAlt
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One Of those attractive. eight-room brick
dwellings with attic and cellar. OH
street between LIST and I'd streets northwest.
Tiled bath. servants stairway. covered rear
porches. well located. we'll constructed.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York Ave.
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FOR SALE-$5 800.
\ very attractive tenroom brick dwelling. 2:
feet front, west Of 14th street; furnace heat
frst-class condition.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York Ave-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-05-06

J. A. Maddox Of Sharon was in : the
city on Saturday and after disposing Of
business matters took little time to put
at rest all rumors concerning hi. probable
candidacy for sheriff. Mr.. Maddox had
at one time signi6ed his willingness to
become a candidate but he has later
made business arrangements that makes
it impossible to consider the matter at all
so he will not be candidate under any
circumstances. This makes it very prob
able that Sheriff Kidd will have no op-
position for the nomination and the con-
test IN the fall IS almost certain to be be-
tween him and his under sheriff.
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Not A Specialist.

1 am not dentist but if your teeth or
your children's teeth prematurely decay,
crumble or turn black have medicine
that will cure this defect.
1 am not an optician nor an oculist, but
if the globes of your eyes feel sore, if they
are red and inflamed or feel tired as if
strained, 1 have medicine that will cure
them.
L am not an aurist but if your ears feel
stopped up, if you hear ringing sound,
continual o. recurrent, if they discharge
offensive water or matter, my medicine
will cure that. DR.. S. KoC1ELL.