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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-22
Guided by Hungry Birds


one more day we lay at the "LooSeand-
~ giddy" camp, circling the country again
carefully as far as we could reach. until con-
WINGED that all sign of elephant thereabOuts had
been made by the departed herd. While proht-
less of game, the day was interesting and ANUS
ing | was ranging to the south, alone with
Haba incidentally looking for a LlChtenSteln
bull which | had wounded late the previous
evening near camp and had trekked off that
way.
\ country where tracking an individual buck
WAS impossible, my only guide TO his retreat
was the birds the VultureS. mardbouS- These
carrion feeders must certainly be gifted with
eyeSight of high telescope power Drop Kill
without a bird IN sight, and before YOU get the
skin OFF usually. the iii favored tribe are all
about YOU in thick flight or glazing hungrily
down from perch IN neIghbOrlng treetop5.
Rarely does 4 wounded buck travel a mile be-
fore he Is spIcd by some winged scout soaring
50 high in the blue that he Is an almost indIs
tinguishable speck and then II Is only matter
OF instdntS when. by some weird signal code
none but the birds themselves will ever know,
...erciless crew Is cruising near above him.
from which there Is for him escape II he once
goes down for. by some cruelty cunning telon
instinct their first assault IS upon his dImmlng
eyes.
Nor though strong enough 10 keep his feet
Tor hour oT fight OF attack If down may he
reckon escape. All day long they hover
above him all night long perch about whatever
buShy nook IN which he may be vdinlv seeking
rest
II Is bad enough to shoot and kill any harm
less beast, eXplainablc only As an irrepresslble
survival of aboriginal instincts. bred INTO some
OF Us past eradication by generations of an
cestral skin-wcaring two-legged carnivore but
it Is absolutely wicked 10 wound such and
leave them. and never leave a wounded beast
so long as chance remains of reaching and nm
ishing him.
The LichtenStein. however, proved too
strong for both man and bird. Early, within
two miles of camp. a slow soaring circling crew
Of birds marked him down for us a high hill
slope. covered with grass, rocks. and bush that
one could not get through without So much
noise that approach was impossible. OF he
would 90 each time at such pace-shown by
the fast shifting birds-thdt after two hours We
saw further pursuit must be useless.
Then swung across the top OF the high
hill we had been following. and | got u superb
view of the great valley of the NaggOri River
and its wide watershed far south INTO German
territory. the distant hills showing a line OF
smoke that told Of dense native settlement.
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FIIHIIg 0TIC -Ie given Ehat my b.
vile Jane Bailey formerly Jane
ahan has without sproyo cation,
deserted my home, bed and board,
erefore n not be responsible
ffor any debts she may contract s..
q. Bailey.
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Telephone Us Your Wants.
!. 49,. PHONE 8 ,.::,5s.::.5:9 -
Free City and Rural Route Delivery. +.

velt's movements and adventures.
There was Just one thing that Mr..
Roosevelt asked Of the American press
before his departure, and that was
that he be allowed as q private citizen
to proceed with his African plans
without being followed, spied upon, or
reported. Ali newspaper men know
that the lurid tales which have been
daily served np,-and which have
chronicled with much, detail the
slaughtering of countless, tigers, rhi-
nos, hippos, and other beasts, Of both
sexes and all ages.-are sheer inven-
tons. Never were fakes more trans
: parent or more impudent. Mr..
Roosevelt's hunting is far away
from the shaded ., hauts of the
gentlemen of, the press who pre-
pare these daily .romances, and nobody
knows that this is true so well as do
the managers of our respected news
papers who are displaying these tales
of shambles and gore under frst-page
headlines every morning, and illus
! trating them with unnumbered car
toons. Even on his later Western
hunting trips Mr.. Roosevelt had the
doubtful benefit of similar response
on the part of an entterprising press
/ to a supposed public demand. We
shall have to wait a good while before
!: we. get any trustworthy news about
INF. Roosevelt's experiences in the
Dark Continent.-7-From 'The Pro
gress of the World" in the American
! Review of Reviews. for June . s:ssJs.
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M. H. Mandy has recently put ID i
large and complete line Of wood work
Materials and is, prepared to do all
kinds Of wagon and buggy repairing
in connection with his blacksmith
shop. Also fits buggies with rubber
tires. This artment Is: III charge
of Mr.. Hende rickson, thorouhly com.
petent wood worker and all work
WILDE guaranteed to be perfectly sat.
:Isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy or Mr.. Kuhn. o. telephone
either 315 or s27. @ Il. :s :.s szS REF
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scellent cond lion, music will he fur
nished by Prete's orchestra, and
everyone iii invited to- 80 and have q
good time, which Ii assured all who
attend. Tickets 81. 90 tor ntlemen.
Ladies' free. 3 5sS52, :4
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DANCE AT PRETE'S1 ID

There will be social dance in Tony
Prete's big barn, six miles east and71
l-2 miles north of this city Monday
evening June 14th. The floor is in ex-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the Week Of June 9th.

For the Week Of June 9th. -
Lima M. Hager and husband to
Henry E. Lemke, WIZ nwA and WIZ
swA 19-156-61. Consideration $4,000.
Lars Olson and wife to Louis Miller
nwA nwA 14-154-66. s1.00.
U. S. to heirs of Nils Kluften, lots 2
and 4 and n1a seA II; lot 1, section
20-15466. 49,"
U. S. to Israel Neil swA 33-156-62.
Fannie Mill to Mandel Mill, swA
33-157-62. $1.OO.
Max Neil to Mandel Mill swA SO.
1872. $1.00.
Sarah Bertowetz and husband to
Mandel Mill, swA 33-157-62. $1.00.
Chas. H. Baker and wife to John P.
Desmond, lots II and IL, blk 8, Devils
Lake. $1.OO.
Henrietta Lautenschlager to w. H
Reid, lot 2, blk. 81 Devils Lake. 5000
Edward E. Herman to John Knite
lots 16 and II, blk 1S9, Devils Lake
1850.
Leonard Carter to Eliza Carter, lots
/, 2 and 8, sec. and lot s, sec. 6-155-64
and lots and 1866. $4,000
Frank Carter and wife to VIM. Nor
gridge lots 1, 2 and Sec z and lot 8
sec. e-155-64, and lots 3 and 4, 1-155-65
$1.0o.
Christ. Moore and wife, to- Eller
Rachel Moore VIZ 3l-155-62. $1.00.
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s3,381.4O9.62
ST Il g
*2.5Os.34>
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Mr.. .RooseveIt's Alleged Exploits.

VT. RooseVeIt's Alleged Exploits.
There is reason to believe that Mr..
Roosevelt is in Africa carrying out in
a general way tie program Which
with his scientific associates. Il is to
be hoped, however, that no Intelligent
American reader. will for a, moment
suppose that we are having authentic
reports from day to day of Mr.. Roose-
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ABSTRACT Al IS OF STATEMENT A \ !!
For the Year Eadinp Dec. a n. 1908,

TOT tne year EaQln4 Dec. TIA. u. 1yV0s
OF the condition and affairssof the st.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance. Company
Pa eSa Mnn pn %sae the 70
State OF North Dakota, ia pursuance Of
th s, Laws q s g state.s.SSs IT.
& Vice President, FIR, Biselow.
fss rne'eai once Ai 81 pe Ps,il inn
STATE fe, gsTyes process in the
:: Name, Commissioners pf Insurance.
Location, Bismar rex,
Organ Or incorpo ratedSMay, 1855.
CONNIE I'd business. May, 1885
Vi Capital.
Amount Of capital stock paid ., mn =,
/. up I'D run -. $780, OO.W
5s,; 81 l,,.a g.. Assets.
Value. of real estate owned
by the company /. !. 1854 $50. As
cages -. :. &. :. SOL ,e2O. OK
Eatroad bonds and stocks. ,6S5, 042. 6.
State, city. county and other
Donds IVY, 20 81
Other corporation stocks ,::s 4,soo9'
Cash on hand and IN bank ~. 252 7O6 8.
Interest due and accrued ~. %, 319 81
e setien ana Il Saanss ST o1e u
Bills receivable. not mat,lred.
inland risks :. !. 15,447s
=. company, due from ! REIN in s =.
surance companies u Il. !. 3,212.3
Market value Of books and . %
stocks over book yalue So 1,o1s. Z
7s GROSS assets s ,454, 500
7 agents balances on busi-sss
1 1sSs vs3t tse94Rs Fier l g. Oct .on
5 personal security, $500 90;
X book value Of real estateSsS@
r. over market value, z s$14.-8 r. -
10000; reinsurance dueSs
from companies not admit -.
TED. $1,483.79 ...... y. .5sSESS M,293.5
/ Admitted total assets y. IS, 4so, 1855
j. ~. I ... II I Liabilities.
Gross claims for -. 4 4 S;sS5s: 5sS2
losses adjus t e I. %gss3Sssssss$sss*
and unpaid !. $50. $42, 224.47
Gross claims for
losses upon which iSsss-S 80.
no action has =,
been taken S215, 4S9O5 :.
j. Losses resisted by $ts885Ss$ :
I: the company =. !. 20, O02. CO.
Total gro IS ;I$az .: t::s5s:g
claims>for loss: ~ :ss.sS$Ys8S
Deduct reinsurance sssl.3SssSSs
md Esa!lv' a g e. f..s:s 100: IS. +"
i Net amount of unpaid losses s2se, s15. 4
I Amount Of unearned apreIi- IL s5s5 4
n r;sfs 80 .:a;;a:::;:s: s sa,ss1. 1915
brokerage .....:..:.:....... 2,5os.a
All other liabilities. state. = :,
:" county and municipal SGl 81:
+ taxes .....:...:: s -: 100000
Total liabilities 80. s.. 81. s., 52aa.8
+ : :. .. Receipts. -
Premiums received during
the year in cash -. !. 3. 81, $500
esiyed during oi IKE Year $ ,257..o
year 80: 80 40 se.o
i. stocks, 1857 90; other rs
items and agents balances,
previously So charged 81 off,
7see7 go: $3.50
Total receipts S. ~ J. !. i. s.. e2Ie52a
E. Disbursements. zS;
Losses paid during the wear, So, 797. 1895
Dividends paid during the Z sS.I
year ~. = ). - .-sS 60,OO0,t
bToksrage =. 1.o2s,1 ss.,
ia az p ssssssss ssszis;'
m msnqs q ~ 2fshss aisR ansa
cy expenses, rents, adyer-a d
D. tising, printing and station Is ST
ephone and express, legal
sS expenses, furniture and hx- i Il
lures. maps and corrections, ssiS
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3,653,233.3Y
-, - .yr
ESzss.I5.
" 100000
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FOR sALE-Two city broke drivers,
and one draft mare. Ed. Branch
q field, Grand Harbor, N. Oak.
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. sTATE o. NpRTIzzp AKoTA, si

observation-disclosures I5lnSuFauC6s4tasE$5
Company.sSG Cert scate of Authority. sS ss
III. W hereass The Paul Fire q Marine
Il insurance Company OF ST. Paul, Minn.,Ea d
corporation organized under the lasgH o9
y Minnesota, has fiiadt Il iii 81 tIaiss NofacssaAs
Sgworn ST teInent exh Ting its cond itton
and business for the year ending Deem
her BIZ 1906, conf rfnab bic to the require
HInents Of the laws of this state, REGULAR
ing the business ofs III Insurance, and
Whereas The said company has filed
ssn this office duly flied copySof its
scharter with eertif cate OF orgaH tfon1
In compliance wit iii the requirements Oh
the insurance laws IA oresaid
NOV. thersf FORE 4, p. ii G. copper CONF
3 North Dakota, pursuant to the proyisions
ssgHS saad 1--WE % hsrehy eeEtif y that tE,s
E dpHSsg = ssszsys
#sGred through Its authorized agents to
transact its appropria lie business of Fire,
& Tornado and Hall Insurance lii this state
h according to- the avs thereof. unit the
Z B1st5 day of HDeeembe ~ d. 1900.
21si In testtniony VIII reof,s i have here
unto set my hand and seal at BisfnarclE,
sfhig 4th day 0f JANUARY Al ID 1909
Commits Toner or Inatira
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s2,T97.4eg.aAs
,, *. ~ - s-l5;lsl ., 3 Z, :. :,
b0,O00.HO:
S-.i,t3t r. z, 1 !
1,O28, IN.
ri q
North Dako Business,

Total risks taken during II
year i. &. W., DE-. 81 40
Total premiums received dur ~
Total losses incurred during
Total amount Of losses paid
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TAKEN y Pr ed sbul1 with little
white "a forehead and on each Hank,
Sly miles mort Of ! Devils Lake.
Owner can have same by calling for
itSand paving costs of yertising s
Miller.
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- - y =. q -, ~ 8 -. .tN-.l =
:T'Ak.EN.I,:P'.ss!

TAKEN UP red heller about four
years old. Medium size. On Ding
leholm garden stock farm. four
miles southwest Of Devils Lake.
~ r.. C. Gray.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Columbus ard Charleston played a
thinning tie yesterday, the score at
the end of the 14th being , all, being
called on account of darkness. Sa-
vannah and Columbia also engaged in
a tie, which went IL innings, being
called with score | to /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

The report earlier in the seos N
that the Cotton States league had
disbanded has proved premature and
unfounded, for the season opened On
April %. Columbia was welcomed
back into the league with open aims.
making the sixth club and taking III
vacancy left ny GuIfport Columbia
is the town succeeded by Alsiers but
her return 10 the fold has no effect
whatever on the Algiers franchise
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Comiskey chucked six of his young
pitchers overheard in a heap the other
day-Olmstead, Spencer, Lang and
Miller, and Outfielders Matticks and
Bader. And all of these young men
were so highly touted, too,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29
TAFT IN PHILADELPHIA.

Washington, April 27.-President
Taft left Washington this afternoon
for Philadelphia, where he attended
the banquet Of the Union League club
in celebration of the birthday of Cen.
Ulysses S. Grant.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29
CHICAGO WEDDING.

Chicago, April 27.-The marriage of
Alan Urquhart Patrick Campbell, son
of the famous actress, Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. and Miss Helen Bull, daugl.-
ter of William Cortlandt Bull, of
Chicago. took place here today.
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TO TAX DELlNQUENTS
Final Notice.

BY direction Of the finance commit
tee f am now levying unpaid execu
tons for city taxes. All persons in
terested are hereby notified to make
settlement with the undersigned al
once and save additional costs, as
will proceed to advertise on Thurs
day, April %, 1909
A. L. Owens,
Marshal, City of Brunswick.
Room No 3, City Hall
April 90
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Big John Anderson seems to have
fallen into disfayor with Comiskey.
He was left in Chicago when the Soxs
went to Detroit during the opening
series.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Detloit continues its winning streak
Yesterday the Tigers defeated Cleve-
land Sgto /. All the victories OF the
DetroFers so far this season have
been clean cut and they seem TO he
in class hy themselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Macon threw j, into CHATTANOOGA
twice Yesterday, the Central CITY boys
defeating the Lookouts in both gaines
ct their double-header Those boys
from that near-to peerless town FIND
games harder to win than they did at
home
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

Rabbit Slagle has ben released Z.
Boston
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

10 game scheduled between Mo
lie and Little rock.
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= = = = 2 = 2 y = y y = =
BASEBALL NEWS.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Chicago ST. Louis, rain.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16
BY
ROBERT CARLTON BROWN
Written Expressly As Serial for The Washington Times
dramatic Translation md All Other Rights Reseryed)

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Iioiy SNAKES cIiep o.u IAN WA. i.9'
on ar L" are 20" auoil. "S'9 at '-''9
ul'7v"'s ''llla "a l'ieN0'
C7I"e 10 see 1egi-
e'e"i -gN 'I-7 .'"PfS-
i-s- ms ~ MI D'l "''N 'U VIC
seen i''lt 'elo's, So,
l' S- -, ,iiu o' -, - 49, -
80 So ~ - ~
sun Loss'l. OH ,''s 80 -
,'7Il' Tow an en- '5' ~ -.
"@S NaAeG ny u'9lu '.l'-7 ..ool go
an ,'ousH' mere N'S nuns - ~. my u.
I. a-i- - il-7 'aNe the "'s91S ioO'lN ~
'ile Slleu-
No we can SIaH "u1 d" ''i'''e'
ban, We lie lAeIh mere.
The ola man followed lhem INTO lne
house IN wonder
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BRANCH OFFICES

NORTHWEST.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY New York
ave and n. Cap. Sc.
CHAS. c. HDREUNG ChTistiaui Pharua.y
sw. cor 9TH and NJ SITS. Phone ~ 2s9g
NIgEoLs PHARMACY 18th and Pa. ave
Phone NJ 12T0.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and PARK
road. Phone O. 1851
l. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and p SITS. Phone
~ 1862
r. 4. VEITCH. Goth and n SITS. Phone n. qff7
n. V PATTIE, 1929 Georgia ave col 7eqa
MALTBI'S PHARMACT, 1857 Calvert ar
O. Ss5I
MATTINGLTs PHARMACY. 18th and I.
Phone ~ 2G-5.
H. II. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9TH a. and
Massachusetts ave Phone N. 4G4g
YAR&OLD. 1901 18th st. PHone Col zg7i
QCIGLEI.S PHARMACY 2lst and g SITS
Phone W E5I-
r. ID. HOWARD. 18th and ~. Phone ~. qrr
GOLDENBEE8 s. ItH and x SITS. Phone hi
1901.
s. KANN. SONS & co, sth and Market
space Phone n 700
GREENE'S CAPITAL a ID PTTErNE
AGENCY. 11E 18th so. Phone ~ s107
s. L. MCMICHAEL, Cigar Store. I4th and =
Phone H. 1850.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 18th st.. Rbo4s
Island ave and r st. Phone n gflI
GEsSFORD'S PHARMACE, 9Th and u SIS
S. n. wAGNEE & Co. LIST and Fl. Phone
N, McNULrY q sO,t Cigars &. rsbso,,
1896 18th ST. Phone Earrb -fzT.
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DANCING

MISS COULTER. the most skiIlfuI master OF
dancing, -ll EYE ST. n. W. If you can walk
/ can teach you TO waltz. Prof kematber
assistant finest academy IN city, barn dance
private lessons. u-cs sOClals, Tuesday and
Saturday evenings Phone NJ 1888 feII-7f.
PROF. WYNDHAM l5I 18th n. W. every
Tuesday, Thursday AMI Saturday. class 7.gJ.
advance 6.gJs viii teach ali dances: Iesson
50c. isss0us. $3.50: guarantee All schoIars.
Ja4-tf
THE DAEISDSS. Prof. and Mrs. 7Ig SIN ny
best knJWus est. 1893. reliable: guarantee Won
to dance correctly Ia few lessons, barn dance
waltz Two steps private lessons day o. eve
WITH music class eyes, Tues. Thurs Z 10 ID.
practice class. $50 phone 81. 1864. Sat eve
Assembly Dances at Natl Rifles A-uory
Jai -S8J
VyASHINGTO%'S new dancing academy 7fs
Eye NV Prof ZEIrLER guarantees 10
teach IN six lessons fJu course. IS; music
Ja6-tf
DANCING ACADEMY. rs Eve at nv,
All ses Chamberlain and CObb, teackers; 90
eiai dance ThuTsdays. Phone Il, 5ss7-Y
-.- 1az-Q
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THE BURDEN OF PROOF

mans face she had recognized it. She
was startled by the discovery.
she must catch him. He was the
only man in the world that could save
Jim Holden.
Turning, Bess dashed down the stems
three at a time. made out the man she
was after. zigzagging through the
streets in an effort 10 evade her. ana
took mp the pursuit with logged de-
termination, knowing that she must
catch him and get him before the gov
ernor within ten minutes in order to
save her lovers life
The Conclusion Of This Story WIN
BE FOund in TomOrrovv's
Issue of This Paper.
The Washington times., 1909-02-16

Advertisements viii be accepted at
any OF the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If it Is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Tisaes
Business Office, they may be ,eIe.
phOned direct to The Times MAIN
526O), and a messenger will call to
collect.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALES horses and 5Dares, three mules
and one mare iu flal. also twenty sets ~
double and single haEuesss - delivery Wag-
gus O. bee SOLD az once no liberal o[er Ea-
fused, some great bargains Tor farmers. APP
ply IN rear OF 4-a I'm st1 ASK for stable boss.
FIFTEEN head OF gpad combination horses
pair fine mules, two fine -.drNsers, and
Two good young mares. Rear Of 4s3 Pa. A.e
fe6-G
FOR sALE-Ous combjnatloa rap with rub
viii sacrifice for $lss also a rubber-tlre can
opy top baby coach FOR sT50 See SIR. MAR
GANTHAL In the AtlantiCaand Pacific Tea
Co., 1915 9Th ST. n. W felf-3t
BENsINGER'S HORSE BAZAAR. 302-5-7 6th
So. n. M.-Auctiol every Monday. and
Wednesday, private sales at all times
-e-a-aL
HORSES Of all kinds AT all times 20 suit
anybody al private sale all the time BEN
SINGER 5g3-5-l STA Sc. N. W. fsI4-3t
YOU GET QUICK returns ard fun auction
value at cur sales CoHsigu your horses I'd our
Monday or "Wednesday auctions. BE&SIEtf-
ER'S, 3o5-5-5 Gin 81 ~ ~ fel4-st
rs .<TED-Huudred horses with saddles and
a...'es for Inauguration parade. U.s. u. H.
-a-LIY, 400 Il 81. fel3-5t'
KENTUCKY bay horse. years old. buggy
and harness. grand buggy and saddle horse.
apply iL+ q s. j. tel5-lt-
BEST BARGAINS in new and secondhand
traps: surFies. rluab1lLs, laytols and de-
livery wagons prices SO up harness 50 up.
FOR sALE-A lot Of good work horses. sold
surrey. Apply rear SOS Pennsyl ANA ave NV,
OC5-tt
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GLASS b

One cent a word each insertion. MINI. o.
charge. Is cents.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn rar.
H.Ata- tltEtf ladies HE gents send postal
VII call s. IAEoHES. 1908 7th ST. g. w
Phone North 4s9 efs-tf
AT 18TH and II SITS. r. W--YF,l9gs s-.rls--
second hand express laundry. grocery s.rf
Dayton wagons and business bueeies and
Ilnaoouts, also wagon and buggy wheels
w MAKE a speciality ot repairing trunks and
.tIh ness. moderate prices. Gail or phone
Main 48-1-AI- fais-ead--t
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' ami
card. VIII call G. LIVINGSTON, 1z-4 TtH 81
y. w. or phone North l594- ds55-tC
HOUSEKEEPERS-T week. ordlnarv VIM
cleaning floors WaNed. polished. vanished
rennishedi small repairs, odd Jobs. Postal
ELLIOTT. 1870 9Th n ". feI4-4t
5000 WORTH or old gold. silver and Ola
monds wanted for spot cash or in exchange
for new JeWelry.
CASTLEBERG' S.
sa5 pennsylvania Ave. ~. "
falfsn
WANTED-To hire hosting engine and bricI-
hoist. Call Az list ST. n. w, bet. 3 and $50
p. m. fslf-3t
FURNITURE. highest cash price paid Tor
up-to-date furniture drop postal. also cloth
ing If sent 10 store. y. HENSLEY. 1906 18th
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WANTED-Furniture for cash: sen your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money. See aOPNOOD, 6th and x. je2-tf
DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household effects; am IN the market for fur
uiture and merchandise all kinds; big money
paid. ID. NOTES, 6I5 Louisiana ave. Phone
~ SOS. del6-tf
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