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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-17
SOUTH CARBON

Mrs. Mamie Young was taken to
the hospital Monday for an opera
ton
Mrs. GussSe Martin returned from
the hospital Monday with her eyes
much improved
MIS-. W. Aston and Mrs. Alice
Booker were visiting at Weyaco
Tuesday, guests OF Mrs. Rotan Ais
ton.
Mrs. Lizzie Lease, who has been
visiting Mrs. Mamie Young the last
lew days returned TO her home at
Ceredo "Wednesday.
jour- Shepherd, of Elk Ridge. was
mere a few hours Wednesday, the
guest Of Mrs. c. A Wormley.
n. NJ Reed is confined to his bed
with grip at this writing.
Samuel Perry. went to Red Warrior
on business Wednesday.
j. T. Mitchell went TO Dekota
Saturday on business.
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CEDAR GROW r..

Joe HaS;on. Of Mammoth. was in
town last week.
Mrs. NJ. Bcamrr is very i'll with
Ia grippe this week.
Miss Mary Williams and S. S. Ad-
ANS. Of Ward, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Whitlow, Of London, passed
through enroute to Ward Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Minnie Mimms. of Charles
ton. was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
{. II. Jones.
Little Callie Beamer is kept out
OF school on the account of illness.
w. II. Lacy, Of Mammoth, attend
ed religious services here Sunday.
D. c. Adams was visiting friends
and relatives here Sunday. He gave
an excellent talk at the church Sun
day evening.
Harvey Phillips was the guest of
his mother last Sunday.
Miss Mildred Austin returned
from Handley Sunday.
Misses Peters and Meadows were
guests of the teachers at Longacre
Monday evening
Geo. Dingess entertained at a
birthday party Tuesday evening.
Games and music were the diversions
OF the evening, after which refresh
mentS were served.
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YPSJTANTT. MICH,

Revival meetings are still in prog
ress at the A. NJ. E. church with
good success. There arc several con-
verts. The meetings are conducted
by the noted evangelist and singer,
Of Cleveland Ohio, Mrs. Mcdowell.
Services as usual at both churches
Sunday.
Lee Freeman, who is quite i'll with
pneumonia at this writing, is report
ed some better.
George Coins died at his residence
on south Washington street Thurs
day and funeral was held Monday
2;30 y. m. from the NJ. e. church.
Age II years. He waB bright
young man, very popular with his
comrades and will be greatly missed
in. the community. He leaves q moth
er and sister to mourn his death.
Elmer Johnson, late cher at Haw-
kins house, is very i'll at his home,
on upper Ellis street.
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INSTITUTE.

Mrs. Robert Pack was the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. r.
Brown Saturday and Sunday.
r. l.. Brown returned home from
Baltimore Sunday morning
Miss Virginia Cleveland made 4
business trip-.to Charleston, We'd
nesday.
Prof. Byrd Prillerman and A. w.
Curtis attended the Agriculture Con-
vention in Charleston Friday.
Mrs. Roscoe G. Howard spent Sat
urady and Sunday visiting her hus-
band.
Miss Minnie Carr was the week
end guest Of Miss Mollie Robinson.
Mrs. S. H..Guss WAS confined to
her room several days this week be-
cause of hess
Mrs. Joseph Lovett was hostess, to
the Home-Maker's Club Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Solomon Brown visited home
folks Saturday. and Sunday.
G. f: Mitchell and -J--44. GaHtp
made a business trip to Charleston
Tuesday. ..., .......--
Mrs. Josephine Randolph returned
to her home in Richmond, Va, Tues
day. Ill.,.
The model school Of the West vir-
ginia Colored Institute under the di-
rection Of Miss Fannie G. Cobb, rem
dcred an excellent Lincoln Day pro-
gram Friday afternoon in Lakewood
Assembly Hall.
Chorus-F1ag Song-School.
Quotations..
Recitation - "Lincoln's Favorite
Poem-W1n. .Spriggs. ~Jr. -...
Recitatien-My Shadow Mildred
Jackson.
Recitation - George Washing
tons Ratchet GoIdie Friend.
Recitation - The Richest Com
onwealth--Grace Harris.
Recitation - Late For School
Myrtle Woody.
Chorus-~Sat1or Song-Sehoo1. #,
Recitation * Lincoln's Religion
Jordan. -
Recitation-@LThe Little Maid
Jacob Johnson. go. ="
Observation-Disclosures Bruce.
Chorus-- Marchihg Song--School.
Recitation-efIow a Flaw waB Made
Romeo Ferguson.
Recitation Hottie Bass.
Recita ton CT Lincoln's Farewell
Address--Lawrence Prillermap.
Recitation Lincoln's Gettysburg
SDeeCh---Conley Jones'.
William Freeman; Master of Cere-
~.. .....
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KEN'SER.

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R-E-e--
RED STAR.

Rev. r. d. w. Meadows was .
week. end visitor.
Mr.. James, of Virginia is the
sn"s' Of her daughters. Mesdames
DAVIS and Banks.
Dan Wilson's shanty was dcStror-
ca ~ hr" Sunday night.
itoV. y. G. Hunter filed his roy
"''r appointment here Sunday.
FRANK Hughes is ill.,
-. {. MCIver is quite ill.,
roy Clayton, of Rush Run. visit
ca M" parents Sunday.
l(aS's Eva. Hill and r. A. Nnnroe
were out Of town shopping Wedncs-
hoot. Jones. Of Glen Jean was
cailinG on friends here last week
WIS Ch"nic Qualls, Of Sun, was
c guest of Mrs. Mollie Oglcsbv
IiAroln Day was celebrated at the
Ne'' Virginia Seminary and co.,
''"' friday by an appropriate nro-
gram. Refreshments were served
Jamc2 Austin attended tho ,1i,i,
,''S ana Dcacons' union at Claire
mount last week.
L"u&hing Water Council 40
"'"&htrr5 Of Pocahontas, aavc Z,
""rI"$3tuI supper on the 14th.
~ y, \. Washington went T.,
Lauren creek Tuesday on business
Moman'S Improvement Ioag,o
w., w." meet "ith Mrs. !. y pr;cn
Thursdays '''cP
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|: Rev. D. G.. Hunter preached two
able sermons on the first Sunday
Both were attended by good crowds
Notwithstanding the weather was
very bad. <,.>'
A number Of Elks. with their wives
and friends from Sullivan spent ii
few days in our town last week.
Among those sick this week are
Mrs. Brooks, Henry Anderson and
Mrs. Bernie Sherrin.
We are glad to report the i'm
proved condition of Mrs. Martha
Kinley.
The Pride of Beckley Lodge No.
148 /. B. p. o. E. of w. held me-
mortal service on the 9th OF Febru=
airy in st. Johns Baptist church in
the presence of a large audience
From the hall to the church the
procession marched and at 2:3O
at the sound of the gavel the house
was called to order by DR.. H. c. Har-
grove, the Exalted Ruler and the fol-
lowing program was rendered.:
Opening Ceremonies.
Opening Ode-Lodge. - ~.
Prayer by Chaplain
Short Address-James Toney.
PaDer--Dr. II. G.. Hargrove4--
"Friendship and Brotherly |Eove.' y ~
Sermop-Rev. P. A. Harris
Collection. =
Presentation the Cup of Sorrow
by DR.. Hargroye to Miss Mable An
der5on.
Closing Ode--Lodge.
Benediction.
On the following Monday night
the lodge gave q neat little spread
IN Gumn erson's Hall, for the pleas
ure Of the Elk's wives and sweet
hearts. at which time Or. J. S. SEES
SONS, Of Charleston, Grand Organ
izer, was present and entertained the
audience for short while with a
very Instructive address, Everyone
left the hall we'll pleased with the
hours spent and Elkdcm has been
hlling the atmosphere all over Syl~
via ever since. The lodge is pro-
crossing rapidly.
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Dickcrson, Monday, laying plans by
which they can raise means for the
reimbursement Of their treasury.
Mr.. Hatchett was seriously burned
about the face Monday morning in
the Betsey mines. He was taken to
the Charleston hospital.
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ST. AIBANS,

q MISS Gordelia Wanzer, Of Char1ps-1
is isRsn1Ung a few days with her
N&n', Mrsh Floyd )Waddy, who hasl
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FOR STATE TREASURER

To the People OF Georgia:
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of State Treasurer, SUD-
ject to the democratic white primary
Ct 1910, to be held on a date to be
selected by the state democratic ex-
ecutiva committee.
In making this announcement I
feel that it is appropriate for me to
say that my services for seven years
II both branches of the legislature
during which time many OF the pres
ent laws relating to banks and bank
ing were enacted. AMI NY service at
the same time or the house commit
tee on tanks and banking, by which
these laws were considered, has CIV
en- me q clear insight into the Geor-
g;a laws concerning banking and fin
ance.
III addition to-the foregoing exper-
ence. I have been for fifteen years,
president of the Elberto1 Loan &
Savings Bank, in which capacity I
may say have gained wide practical
experience. concerning the operation
Of these laws; and, as a result OF
which I an IN position to recommend
certain improvements in the present
laws which will better safeguard the
interests Of the deposiJocs II Geor
s:a's state banks.
If elected to this Important posi-,
,.on shall give my every effort to
he faithful discharge Of its duties,
70 assist me in which I shall secure
tle services Of trained. expert and
odpatl a assistants.
respectfully request the favor,
able consideration of tae democratic
voters OF the state.
PEYTON NJ. HAYES.
El5er1o1, Ga, May 7. 1910
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ACUTE Or cHRoNIc-wt4IcH

No mafTer # your kidney trouble is
acute or chronic Foley's Kidney Rem
edy will reach your case. Mr.. Claude
Brown, ReTnoaIdsville, H., writes US
that he suffered many m,nths with
kidney complaint which baffed all
! treatment. At last he tried Foley's
Kidney Remedy and a few large bot
/ ties effected a complete cure. He
says, 1T has been of inestimable val
lie to me-" Atlanta Pharmacy
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personal ;

wick people will leave TOM rrow on
the excursions over the various rail.
roads to the resorts of North Caro-
tina. These annual excursions are
always popular and tais season a
larger number of people will take
advantage Of the excellent cpportu-
nifty to visit the North Carolina re-
sorts at such a reduced rate.
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- K . = ROW n,
Manap er
from Sickness to "Exce!lent HsaIeI7.v

From Sickness to "Exce!lent Health. !"
So says Mrs. Chas. Lyon, Peoria,
ILL.,, Il found in your Foley Kidney
Pills a prompt and speedy cure for
backache and kidney trouble which
bothered me fer many months. I am
now enjoying excellent health which
l owe to Foley Kidney Pills. Allan
ia Pharmacy.
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CASTLES,

Alas. How Oft I've dreamed alone,
And built my castles in the air,
To wake and find the vision flown
And only ruins lying there.
The royal citidens of hope.
The palaces of love, so dear
Among the crumbled walls | grope
Where all is desolate and drear.
In fancy still my memry strays
Thro' gardens Of the long ago,
By rosy paths of other days.
Mid fragrant scenes used to know
Again, amid those sunIit bowers,
see the little one, At play.
The angel of those happy hours.
Who came and smiled, and went
away.
And then another come 10 me,
Whose We, like ivy 10 the wall.
StiLI clines in patient constancy
And lwines lis beauty over all.
'Tis sweet to dream those dreams.
ana fond
re SEQ those ri-i MS DER aaI o'e4
Bes alimpsea Of the land beyond
Where 2ar1eus bloom and fad
30 none.
William Wakefield
NJ MS Nv T}utt. f.. ..1,t,1
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quite a large number Of Drums
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Fer THE LEGISLATURE.

I herewith announce my candidac,
for representative OF GIynn county Il
the Georgia legislature in the ensu-
ing democratic primary. Any supper
will be appreciated.
j. {. Dart.
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Asthma and summer bronchitis
take Foley Honey and Tar. 1t quick
ly relieves The discomfort and suffer
ing and the annoying symptoms dis
appear. 1t soothes and heals the in
famed cir passages of the head
threat and bronchial tubes. 1t con-
rains no opiates and no harmful
drugs. Refuse substitutes. Atlanta
Pharmacy
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To keep your neaIth sound, to
avoid the ills of advancing years; to
conserve your physical forces for a
ripe and heaIthful old age guard your
kidneys by takein FoIey's Kidney
Remedy. Atlanta Pharmacy.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE

viii be candidate tor the legisla-
lure before the August primary and
solicit the patronage 81 to voters c!
Glynu co4Gty,
= Et,-+s
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NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that
will not pay any debts contracted by
any one but myself or ON my order
c. C. LALTFF.
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STAGGERS SkEPTlCS

Ihat clean, nice, fragrant com
+ una like Bucklen's Arnica Salve
VIII Instantly relieve bad burn, cut
Scald. wound or piles, staggers skeD
cies. But great cures prove its {
"29d Iful healer of the worst sore.
ulcers, hoiis felous, ECZEMA. Skin
cruptions, Is also caapped hands
@prains and coIns. Trit II. csc a
Roses Drug Store.
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ANNOUNCEME

beg to announce my candidacy
for the iudgeship OF the Brunswick
Circuit, subject to the Democratic
primary and respectfully solicit the
support of my fellow citizens.
c. 3. ConYers.
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FCf III LEG G-ATU -.

l respectfully announce nv cardt
dacy FOR the Legislature. inject to the
democratic primary.
Alfred Hayne Crovatt.
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WANT ADS. CENT A W01O.
Minimum. Is cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
!; affords Pharmacy a.r .aI L; 's-.
Ru;Ier field. Druggists. ~ and lnilana, a'7
{ NUMERICAL Eank BLDG Postal Paragraph
t-cd r. Campbell Drugs. 40: Ca sve.
Tho \. nai,yus. 18th and c"lnmbis roau'
i'tPonf Pharmacy Goth and l. ats
EprvS DTuy store 18th and clifton So
Emerson, q. W IIth st. and PART road
,:cp;ner'S Drug Store. l4th and 7
Goilennergs Bureau cf Information
I,~rhst's Drug store 25th and Pa ave
le'tzelsw-s Newsstand; 1905 Pa ave- r",.gr.o.
$ Mann Sons 4 60. Information Bureau
N.ng.s Drug Store. 18th and SITS
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Na;taial Hotel. Postal Telegraph
= mans Pharmacy. i4th and II. l.
= - Mnndliu. Goth and X s.,,,ore-y
Fond Wallace. Newsstand anu
sire f2s 3th 81
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sc t@nh.eiiru; ave. Postal TelcsT'pn'
cr.S'eys Dug Store. 2lst and q SIS.
GEoEGETowS:
henueii'> psug store -. and -.
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Is : Pharmacy. 18th ami + IS
NORTHEAST:
= :e-'s Pharmacy slh and Stanton ri ne
/. = i;.si,a rslscr & 60. y Cap. ana 81
,ayior Lamb. 1f;h and r. capitol sts.
yyeeFidsns Pharmacy. 18th and avs, !. ~.
-.f'h- - - inaiTasN teh '"N "
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Ss.liyans brug Store. 9Th and - sts. sw'
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TIE uror a
TURK The cooking SO u
ordW ST."
a olsn tau his
the end ~ the
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H. BAUM son. 9i2 Pa. AVE. NV. An
Dyo.t,.Ify - dispose Of all kinds cf furLi
fufe. We in TIE market 10 buy slightly
used furniture. storc fixtures and office furn
ture of every description. II. BALM SOY
more NJ i..5i. mil II
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WANTED ALL THE OLD USELESS COLL
and silver lying Idle in your possession: pearls
diamonds. came3s iewclry and siveswsIe
uonght Z. T. X ARR. JeHclec. GA 18th. anove I
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THE DRESDEN.

An entirely new, modern. high-cIass.
Greprcof apartment house on the
southwest corner Of Connecticut and
kaiorama ares-. at sOui nern end Of
new Connecticut Avenue bridge and
overlooking Rock Greek valley. First
class in equipment and finish. Apart
niants Of ten rooms and three baths at
5000 per month: seven rooms and two
la tbs at SHE; six rooms and bath at
S1lO, $50 and So. according to loca-
ton; five rooms and batL al $75 and
$50: four rooms and bath at $40: three
elevators. quarters for servants.
number OF apartments already Occu-
kted.
Building open FOR inspection day and
evening.
Representative ar building IN show
apartments. Your inspection invited
Diagrams mailed an application.
SNAHT2EI.I.. RIIEEM 4 HFNSEY Co.
,r..;-rf =. 18th i nv.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us.

One cent word each time for Is wnr'.s " times.
FOL: SALE SHOOTING GALLERY: CHEAP.
doing good business. EoX 80 S,ar "fii".
mb1-.t*
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

TIE CLEMENS DUAL INSTITUTE FOR TH0
Tr.atapni and Cure Of Alcoholic and Drug Ad
dictou>: HOME TREATMENT 4 SPECIALITY
Communications confidential EDW. c. BAR
STOW II. u. Director fef-tf
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WANTED PAWN TiCkETS FOR DIAMONDS
and icyscry. Cash paid for cid gold. silver
platinum. coins. cic. LOUIS AEEAiAHs
9Th GoS-fc
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IF YOt HAVE ANYTHING To SELL. Yot CAN
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has reputation Of ~ years fair dealing. Phone
m,
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ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE COMPANY.
is:ii and Y -. n.y..
one veTy desirable apartment. it'll all mod
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r,...e,.i inn liz Telephone al"i ,sifiiar sep.
ais, apartment suitable for houssa crp;n. q:
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TAIBI.RJ, :;,,S- 500 80 Dime saving 3sna
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE BRANCHES MAGNETIC TREAT.
,nent: rLeunstism end poor circulation ,ci-u-
tifcsliv treated ANNA IL JOHNSON late Of
Ner York. iCi4 18th NV. phone Nortn aGa5
jal5 90t-4
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WALL PAPER.

Rooms pAtEgED S: Up.
HOUSE PAINTING; LOWEST PRICES
CHAS. A. CARLISLE.
80 MASS. AVE. NV. PHONE MAIN $50.
dc.2 9vt.l
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star office. nth street and rem
sslvania avenue, leave your advef-
f,sement at any of tie .foiio"ins
Branch Offices.
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WILL CNIi. IN NY INLET Erred WAGON
and pay yea thr highest r.ice. to Ladies ,
. .entieusn's. ciiiii-en's Discarded cirth.a- ..
al descriptions AIdress postal or pheae and
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! not SEkEEpERS-T WEEK ORDINARY
I windows eaperfly cleaned. DO ga. Postal Li.-
] IIOTr. I2lH It'll nv. mh.,-4t'
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WANTED NOTICE ~ An OPPOHTU NIFTY tn
20, entire value for broken and discarded jew
elry: making small gold figures: wanted. eye
glass frames. setting bracelets. .tecthplates or
any fragments IL gold. ARTIST. Room .
LIDO 4, nv 10 10 1. or will call mht;-:;t'
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SUPREME COURT pi' TIL. pIS1Hi 7 OF
Ccu,ibia, Holding Probate Court. va FETAL
Administration. This is =. give noticr thar tho
subscriber. who lay rhe Supreme Court "
III. District If Columbia cranie.l l..iters az al
ieceast,i. has with the approval Of the supreme
Probate Court appointed Monday. the a.h day of
April. 1910. at 10 o'clock the time and
said courtroom tho place. for making pay
men, AMI disfritlfion from said estate. under
the courts direction and control. when and
where all creditors and persons entitled 10 dis
fributive shares iesaries a residue
notified I" attend. in person by agent
torncy duly authorized with their claims against
he properly youched Given under my
band this 4th day of March. 1910 MARY u.
RANK. Admx. BY j. \. MAEDEL. ATTORNEY
seal, Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register ~
Wills for tine District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. NH 3;
IN TnE ORPHANS Court FOR THE
County OF i'hilads lphia.-ro Harry J. Nathans:
Notice is hereby given that The Pennsy ivnnia
Company for assurances Lives and Granting
Anuuities. trustee under the will OF Isaac Ma
thans deceased. has filed IN the Once Of the
clerk 80 cotIrt lis petition praying for leave
TO sell Mt private sale certain real estate OF
said decejent described in said petition. You
are hereby notified to appear before the judges
of The Orphans Court Saturday. the 10th
day Of March. 1910. 10 O'Clock. show
cause why the prayer of the petition should
lee granted. JOHN q. JOHNSON. Attorney FOR
Petitioner. mhs Ia. i4.I6
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOX woK>
clothing. ladies'. gents and children's shoes
hais: send postal phone will call j.
T,R>UEs, i3eS 1,h nv. Phone North 499.
mi,-,-rf
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TYPEWRITER REMINGTON No Il: :D.'aM
series: trsnd new: fully guarant."i: 81 cash
trial allowed. Gas j. Al. ne. iEon" Lincoln
mi
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l22' nth ST THO LOVELY. BRIGHT
I""ihs. well fnrni she'd: s"utherp AMI "asteti,
exposures: directly adjoining. hsti: modern
house: strictl. private family. sIu and ST..
mis-. -
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HIGHEST ASH PRICES PAID FOR CASTOR +
clothes ladies'. centleman's and children
ADDRESS, postal: will call any time. il. III IN
STEIN i3Ia eth =. Phone North 4syp-l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One cent a word each time Tor Is words 5 times
To DISPOSE OF FURNITURE. ETC. WRITE
II. Notes. 6l5 La. ave-; best prices aid
prompt attention. We also buy grocery stocks.
store nxtnree atc. Phone NJ. :ap0G nh,-12ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

CI.AIRyOYANT
SIGNORA ANNI\A ANDRINI. natural clair
,ovant spritual adviser and interpreter %
dreams. Phone Lincoln 2A'i;. once. liz 18th
ne Washington. II. q. The crratest work Que
.-au 4. fr ai"inrr ! Ia hsl., - lcln h:InS.,f
Perfect health hew get i AMI how "a kee !,
Write. Il, or eal AMI tlt.> wonderful mafi,u-
i.tor ~ soul Iowrr uSir.. al. DEVICE. l.ut
iis. ~ .rr tnIe 'li-enee 20 make yoy asgua cd
with Yourself lust to character life.
and health. Business changes speciality Thir
ty-fhrd degree. European mystic adept mi,- To-,
" NTEI,-HpHEST CASH PRICES PAID Fnl,
worn garments. ladies' gen'lemen's. children .
shoes and hats. Address postal. I will cali
T. Bargain House. 1906 9TH NV. Phi. N 326O ii
jai0-6lts
COMBINES AND OLD SWITCHES MADE TIP
10 date: braids or puts. wigs and toupees
made to order: hairdressing and manicu-ip..
phone Linen. 1862 SIGNORA FAZZI. III 9TH ne.
fes-3m4
HIGHEST CASH rRIGES PAID FOE LADIES
AMI gents garments Of all kinds; also
shoes hsis. etc. THE BARGAIN STORE iat;
iii Drop postal. will call pro,lp "
defi-ff4
MAGCANE
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! WANTED PARTY To SHARE CAR SHIP
J ping household goods to Boston about March
| l.. ! o. W. 1903 Patent office. mh. So
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FOR RENT-ROOMs
HI HE'D.


l'huu" t"l. ...t. .1.> 18th st. NV. n,liI 81.
t;1 NJ. CAR. AVE. S.E.-SEfOND- STORY
nicely furnished front rooms: light huiSekc.p
ing irivai" family. min Ct