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FOR RENT-ROOMS

EoR RENT-eoa0 q ST. n. W. FOUR FUR
e srs ser '''ns' no objection to shdr'n ",ss sn
LOB Rents VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, rUa-
nsnsd or unfurnished single or en- suite. including
heat and lisht nice location 200 B ST. slw. nose
EoR RENTI1322 18Th ST. NV. A SUITE OF
rarnished h@o@s on tir,t noor also. snsle koonls
Iranslents ana Table BoaFNier accommodated flO-St
L>oR kENr-LARGE ROOM on FIRST FLOOR,
suitable Tor Groom; open rsie IRE. Also, small
rG siS- 81 second h00r furnished 1903 street ."
Tor RENT-FRoM FEBRUARY Is LARGE,
cheerful nicely furnished. wr-heated south front
line Of heriics; board If desired: references ao3o
EoR RENL-FuRNIsHEp ROOM 497 10TH 81:
Il nv price reasonable. Right hand bell" f9-;'t'
EoR RENTING LARGE UNFURNIsHED SEC
u ond noar rGSms with heat and bath: rent si2 IN
IroR RENT-oNE LARGE PARIoR. WITH Al
I cove on irst noor; also neatly Fur ished RooIas
on ond floor. suitable for srntlenlan and Wife with
nv. Also Table Board fSl3t.
J,oR RENT-7l: n STREET. oNF FRONT ROOM
modern improvements; half block IRON 7th - cars
rent reasonable. rl-ots
IroR RENT-FoUR ROOMS. CoNMUNICAIINa.
T1'R oi'en CRATES furnished liable board 200
IGOR RENT-FURNIsHED. IN PRIVATE FAM
4 lily, three or four communicating rooms second
noor OF corner house. oV Hooking the parks in
especially Tor gentle
accommodations. No children. Address l.. star Of.
ice. ~ a..
LIoR RENr-HANDsoMELY- Fl RNIsHED ROOMS
ngie r. en- SUIT: hrst-ciass cate the house:
OPPOSITE the Portland Ilats. Transients Ancommo-
Club House. n -t,t
VroR RENT-A NEwLY-FURNisHFD ROOM
II with heat, gss and board for two gentlemen, one
block IRON nSon office. Ivenient TO two lines of
cars; mod imps.; pr.ce sA5 per month o09 Sd ST.
NV. fs-3ts
I,OR RENT-lloS NEW YORK AVE n W ONE
Il furnished frost ROOM third door. Also small hall
room, with board: moderate price; references en-
changed. ia2s-2ws
lroR RENT-A FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
Il OF the Gushing House. All c ST. NV. F-i2t.
L>oR RENT-THE SPACIOUS THIRD FLOOR OF
Il the hui ding cor 18th st. and Pennsylyanis ave-
entrances by doors Of Nos lll7-l9 renna- av and
4Ol and 4O7 18th st access by elevator and stair
Ros 5000. thus the third door offers rood location
for carpets, furniture kindred business and for
which tue srse OF and the fixtures s.e
ciSlly adapted Inquire OF A. IIsNFR
fo-lw Pslsis koyal. cor 18th ST. and Pa av NV
IroR RENT-THREE INFURNIsHED COMMUNE
II atng Rooms, 2d floor. suitable for liRht house
keeping. bathroom same floor: house in excellent
cond ton; very desirable location. 1913 ST n
after pm fU-6t
VroR RENT-l5O2 II ST. NV. NEXT DOOR TO
Il Wormleys. newly furnished knd desirable Rooms,
en- suite or single. ja:50 2ws
IroR RENT-CHoICE ROOMS. MAR THE AR
IL lington. single or en- suite; south windows, 1913
10Th st. r. I'm
IGOR RENT-Is23 1 ST, ELEGANTLY FUR.
Il nished suite OF three rooms on nrst floor; also
room for gentleman third door: references jae-am
I,OR RENT-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
Il ors, suite single; also. pleasant hall rooms
suitable for gentlemen with without board at 500
llth st. NV. References eNchsnged ols-l3ws
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

INOR RENT-SEvEN OFFICE ROOMS, NEAR q. s.
Patent Oifce; will be let with heat 1t from - to
$40 each all for $40. Inquire at
f10-3t $40 Sth St
NOR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
Il heated by steam. $40, $3.50 $40 per month.
Apply to JAAES \. ID VS. SONS
f1-2w 1901 Peunsylyauia ave
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED SECOND
w story rooms Gas Hea! and Bath co yenient Only
owners need answer; will be pernan. Mt if suited;
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Advertisers

viii servs their own purpose best snd ~ the Sans
time greatly accommodate TIE STAR. IL they viii send
IN before noon to- morrow their ANNOUNCEMENTS for
the extra lsrxs edition Of Saturdays paper the forms
OF which BE- sent TO press much earlier than on
the other 1--we days Of the week.
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Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-THPrE STALLS IN STABLE IN
Il Cox's alley, 9th and 9TH and ID and SITS a W, or
will take three horses to livery. Apply TO j. T. VAR
NELL & SON, 10 and IL Wholesale Row, Center Mar
ket fS-bts
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RxxsAsr SALE Cosr1surD SAruspXr.

AGENNANT DALE CONTINUkD SATUk0AY
On account Of Todays inclensos weather
W shall continue our "Rs0nant sals" To-
nerrow ssassrdayJ Zee Thufsdays ''star" foe
tsemased HIST Of harGsanA
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP
$3.50 QunrxD SArn Sk1nrs So
We onershs balancs Of our line about Is,
FINE QUILTED SATIN WALKING SKIRTS,
AT THE Low PRICE OF so EACH
Price heretofore. $3.50. Colors: Navy Blue
Cardinal and Gray.
(Second foor)
WOODWARD LoTHROP
Cor 1lth and SITS. NV.
50 IMronrrD SATIN ConsErs 50.
We have left about Is doz
FINE IMPORTED SATIN coRsETs,
and being DESTROYS Of closing them out. we Of
fer them at the reduced price of
81 PER PAIR.
Never before sold for less than 50. Colors:
Black. Pink. 1t Blue and Cardinal Perfect-ft-
ting graceful, and comfortable.
(Second aoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. / lth and sts. n ".
LADIES FINE FLANNEL UsnrnskrRrs
We have taken the materials from stock. and
had made up in our workrooms . handsome
line of
LADIES' FINE FLANNEL UNpERsK1RTs.
made Of fine quality Of Aannels on the patent
yoke-band. Colors: Light Blue. Pink. White.
Cardinal, and Gray.
ONLY % 25 EACH
Second foor)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. nv.
A BARGAIN In CH1LpRrNs Hos1Enr
We are enabled to offer 100 doz Chidreus
Ribbed Cotton Hose made double at knee. heel.
and toe. making them extra durable. Colors:
Black and Navy Blue.
sizes-5h g. 6x. 2. ~. 8, 81. Q. on. and 10
Price-25. 25. rs. IS, %. 25. 25. 20. 80, and SIC
We have no hesitation in claiming this to be
one Of the best bargains in Childrens Hosiery
ever offered.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and F sta NV.
ExrHAoaD1sARr GLovE BARoA,ss.
Ladies' Shut Length French Lambskin
Gloves. for driving and shopping wear
ONLY a PER PAIR.
Ladies' s-But. MousQuetaire Suede Gloves,
embroidered back. assorted gray shades
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
Ladies' 4-But Suede Gloves, embroidered
backs. in assorted tan shades.
ONLY 3l25 PER PAIR
Ladies' Shut Mousquetaire Suede Gloves.
embroidered in fine chain stitch. assorted shades
Of 1ans, Modes and Silver Grays. Superior
quality Of skin, thoroughly tanned, perfect fit
ting and durable.
ONLY So PER PAIR
(First floor, center)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor 18th and F sta n. v.
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L q o o 8 Z r 8 a..

l. o o Z RS.
on AN AVERAGE MOST MEN WEAR OUT
TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS TO ONE COAT
AND VEST FOR PROOF OF THIS AssER-
TON OBSERVE. IF YOU PLEASE, THE
NUMBER OF FRINGE BOTTOM" TRou-
sERs NOW BEING WORN BY OTHERWISE
wEnL-DREssED MEN. WHATEVER SUM
YOU WISH TO PAY. EXPECT TO FIND
HERE BETTER TROUSERS THAN EVER
BOUGHT FOR LIKE AMOUNT.
GEORGE sPRAySY
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER.
no 434 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
LAsr Two Wees
GREAT CLosING-oUr SALE
FINE CLOTHING
OAK HALL
COR 10TH AND STREETS.
200 Mems Overcoats will be sold at from "a to SIS.
Numbers of these sold at from s2l to $50. 90 Over
for small boys will be sold for from 81 to IS.
Some of them cost Sc. 81 and 80 at Wholesale
90 Heavy weight Blue Flsnnrl Suits for men at no.
Some Of these cost 80 at Wholesale.
so Ii htweght Flannel Suits. tn. best makes,
Indigo dye ct So: these worth SIS
AIS Ca simere and Cheviot Suits will be sacrificed
regardless Of cost or value.
$50 Black and CoIored Corkscrew Suits for less than
cost Of manufacture.
500 pair Odd Pants at less than cost of manufacture
200 Small Boys Suit. at q sacrifice.
Full Dress Suits West Of Enslan Cloth satin
lining. made up in hrst-csss style, for cps: god
any sold for $40. You can't Afford to miss this
great closing sale at
% I. f. E. I'LL I. + +
Q 90 . I ~ < * L H L ~ 4 / LII LII - !.
no COR TENTH AND F.
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WAREHOUSES;.

VEANTED-A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE IN
w exchange for Lot in northwest and some cash.
Address EX, HANGE Evening tar fl0-2ts
NNANTED-FOR AN INvESTMENT-T W o
w Houses centrally located: $4,000 ~ 81 900 each
BAYER ST. Z,
f1O-3t. 3i3 4kst
VIVA TFD-TO PURCHASE AN EIdH I-kUOM
w House. to cost about $4,000, in the northwest
section. Will pay So 600 cash. and give deed OF trust
on Falls hurch worth SO. 800 to bal
ance Address with full partc also stating where
house can be seen. r. < STATE, Star office. flO-3t'
VKTANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised At our
pense. Rents collected Estates managed Insurance
Effected HOLLAND THOMPSON. 1913 +. AdJpin-
ing Sun Building. tel3
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Ar Tar PA1Ars RorAI To.xonsow.

The BARoAIN LIST FOR SATURDAY d . fitting
ending to Q Week of BARGAINS that have made the
name "PALAIs ROYAL" . household word. Since
tomorrow In to be BARGAIN DAY FOB BOYS We
would remind the ladies' that the sts Of their BAR
GAINS advertised during the week in The STAB are
pasted on the window of No 1ll9 Pennsylvanis ave-
nuel You will notice SO BARGAINS mentioned. The
men by glsncins ct lower half u this column may
learn Of their Barsains
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M on REAL ESTATE SECURITY
Lowest Rates Interest and COniInis si0n.
f6-lm J. Is. MlAEh. 1913 r -
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MONEY TO LOAN on FIRsT-CLAss REAL
JOHN SHERMAN 4 co.
fS-lm laU9 ST.
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On account Of To-dayS inclensot weather
W shau continue our "RemnAnt SALE" To-
norow ssaearday) sse Thufsday'S star" for
ttemissd hss Of harxsana
NAf.nw 4 rnTuRn0
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XNANTED-A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY
w Learners for Prof. CHRISTNER'S new In
transitional Tailor System with any inch rule
tspe-measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut.
Patterns and materials cut. basted, draped made.
Nine s. }. MESSER Conservatory VI Modes" ls2.
tstuw. Washington, DC. d6-3ms
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IL 40 per cent discount off marked prices of
Extra Knee and Long Pants Kilt Suits School Suits
Dress Suits for Young len, Hats and CapA The
department to be abolished and prices are
thus quoted throughout the entire BOys Clothing De-
partment Of the
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Toasting The Laaies =

u Dad, hc,a cu.,omar, for alulu To
,.-,,nd \, public linurl, Ia the time
bnno,,.d toast. "Ine Ladies' bu. th.
Ialj., ar, now helunin. 70 respond
NJ themselves IAc Baroness Burdctl-
Cou,ts ail -n 1T H., rycrut annual din
u,r u. III, Westminster Puilauthropic
society. ana ou the same evening
another iaIy rr,poudrd To the same
,oa.r At ri, animal dinner Of the Lam
beth Outward, A-,ooiat on, A Short
time ago Miss Mnrrvat made an anus
luz speech at banquet Of the lIlm.
rose League. The WESTMINSTER ud
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Tie schoolbOy's cold Lunch.

Another evil is the cold luEch which
must he taken by most oil the children,
for the hours intermis,inu at noon
scarcely allows even those residing
lear the school 20 90 home, dine aud
return. Every hou>ckeepcr knows
how difficult it is 10 provide variety IN
cold lunches. Children often take the
same Things TO school day after day.
till they tire OF them. Food winch has
been done up in tin box. or wrapped
IN napkins, is not apt to look. or smell.
or taste very nice. The child is not
tempted, and its noon meal. which
should be the principal one of the day,
is made poor and light one. Per-
haps it is eked out with pickles, sweets
aud cakes Of doubtful composition.
purchased at the catch penny store
always 10 be found near school
house
If during the winter months an in
termission of an hour and half or
even of two hours were gwen. as is
done in many Swiss and German
schools, most Of the children could go
home and take tie hot. nnurishing
midday meal which many doctors con-
slider necessary TO healtl.-E. Nj. Har-
dinge in The Epoch.
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Grandma's Angel.

d. Mamma said Little one 20 and see
Gr;ndmoihrT' ready 10 conit To lea.
, kti,.w | m,l> TT disturb her. -
stepped q, geHtlN along. tiploF.
And ,lood moment tn take peep
And there Ma ttraHamother fast asleep.
II knew IL was time for Der TO wak";
| thought I'd give her little shake.
or tap at her door or softly call;
But hadn't the htalt.foT that NJ AL
she hooked "a sweet aud 20 quiet there.
I tins ha,k ia her high arm-chaiF,
Wiih h,.r dear - hilc hair. and iittlt >miir,
That mean, shes loving yon ail the white.
Il du1 make >peck Of noise;
| Anew >h, wa. dreaming ct little boy
And -iri> IS lto lived With her long ago.
And then went 10 heaven she told me 20.
If went up close. sud didn't speak
ON, word, bot gave heT ou bcr check
The ,offt-t bit Of little kiss.
Ju.t In q Whisper and then aid This
,,t,,ndmaihrr dear. IL tim" fer tea.
She Opened her eyes aud lroAei Al me.
And said WHY. pet have just no" dream
81
ofa little angrl Who came and -ccinrd
To ki>S me lovingly on iny face.
She pointed right AZ The very piace
~ never told her iwa- only me:
/ tnnl b.r hand. and wc went 10 tea.
~. N,chnias.
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into tie ripe fruit. gorges hlnseit w he
il sick. then backs out, and oeehohs
With his wings To friendly iawk. re
latter responds by promptly cn;efi a
the excavation lie j. vctN rap"
feeder and fond of - u c'hpaHS
soon Ii. l,c lt,, elbow rup'1, Et N'ol'-
ont aud si.1,ul- to, his t'leud> W ''eu
they ge through there j. only 'ic
stone AID ska lett
ON, OF 10 tuli bearing trees, saN'
tin. owner, 1--WE dit not save a- many
As 6 peaches" While the allied tafc
Of these raveuous insects wee IN active
operation the patient and long sol
f.riug owner ct the premises Was not
idle Ali the known expedleni~ ot
pomolugi,ts and ,itlcutntlsts iof me
destruction IL insect Tie were success
siyely adopted. aud inc area Of chcn-
cal science thoroughly explored 90
new proccs>e, for killing. Ia nnc
way OF another millions we're ~iain.
but there WIS %" appreciate dlm'nt'
ton of the numbers. While wrestling
v ith Tia, fragrant bug and the "'nn'Ncr'
Gus taranluIa hawk. the familiar form
OF the gra<shoppcr Saultcd into IT. A.
ema There were only few millions
At first. They were of assorted >'1c<.
VARYING from halt inch ~ length {" :
full-grown hopp'r. ptlhc specimens ~
which sometimes r. IN the size ~ Al
Kangaroo rat. heir Numbers mu'tl-
Piled with hghlni ing ike rapIdliy !h'N
came in clouds \luc~. trees. '''>!ir-.
shrubs and flowers we're laadcd. and
the fence, aud oulhuildlna> hlacN y, b
them. 4 fuil de- crlplpnu Of lhrH
anatomical structure. voraclonS apPett"
aud strong capacity +. unuee-~HfN
From the da, when laii~'~, spoken "i
il holy wit. lighted da"u au iac -ar
den patches II tine Egyptians da"n I"
the latest rand of their l'a@ho r"a~i
Kin. they have been fruitful f'wme t"r
comment Us The industrious ~rf'''r- !;
ma, h,, her, observed iNHt tn" a4'inr.
MA .ra~-hopfct i, simply = ''l' n'l t'
Gust. Wit All the inVtrIu iHfi"'r-
ment- lis uul,cr- arc ."a-cr. NrrnF
and ar, furnished MI Il sr'f.~hnr"n-
Toe aita. un,n, N!tJ.1 Ar.f- ..em in
fi~t-cla-> luiiu. order I.t+ JAM arr
stronger AMI provided with sNIa sf of
-fiua,r-. aaI /, has duplicate :. n.n
auJ -clfrehin. oa4, ~tin- ariaH"-
which rua~ a,l might, @ b.h t'so hopper
sleeps. IA, m,tIa1 ~Natu> that T.it
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Graphic Description Of a Boom
LriH Arpl

lb'H AIp-l
Last Summer overheard two men talS-
ing a. they were digging away ID the
mines and one said Jim. they LAY thar
j. biz BAN up at Rome
WI hats that said Jim.
Why hit, Kind Of thing whar one
Teller git> nothing for something.
Why that's a faro bank or a lottery
amt it, said jim
80. i amt | Tell you lis a bum a
kind Of new tradlin' business what >wel>
and ,hrinks. and swcller and >hrinker stays
down in Il cellar and works the machine
They trad, in stock"
Horses and mules :" said jim.
No. hits on paper, and nobody can sec
what he's bHyin You put your money III
and wait for swell II IL comes You are
all right. but If shrink comes YOU are
busted, aud you feel 80 ashamed that you
don't say anything about IT, ami IL never
gets into the experimenting but the
>wel> gifts into the papers
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When the face is constant, pale
battle it in cold or torpid water. rub
briskly with a soft towel, and apply
daily this pr, paration One ounce Of
dilute liquid ammonia, two ounces Of
glscerme and tour ounces OF water.
Rub well into the skin for about three
minutes, then carefully wipe with a
soft towel II any irritation is felt,
increase the gIycerine.
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BIackheads may be removed hy
washing the face ut night with hot
water. ti,en DR., ing briskly with crash
iowei and applying mixture Of ore
ounce Of liquor Of rotassa and two
ounces OF cologne.
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,u,.,.,,, ma. THE TAHA<rUGA HAWK
~, nm .pAs.IiurrFR>- rEw OF THE
t1..tt. O, cAlroR>IA.
.t,-.,,,s,.l r~,,, farmer from Made
~ ~ NJ. H., name AMI
~. :, H.. Ia r,I.
~. ,.a.oj, ,r.. ,h,. season,
,1.'..l.., l..,y..t ~,
i''' ,.. r.,l,. loa5,l doNn.
,l., r...;, .-.J ia hr mixed
'','>'' ''' i.a,,...... cr,,., Lr.,t ,nr
- I..I. .r.,I..,,, match which
..t,..t 49,, ,,,,c;,,, With
va ,''' ,.'.. .,.J u. t,,;rL, ,,.i
,'..t.i ,..r ,,,a IN ,bc
''''' -. ,.. ,.l
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r4. ...l...l.
r n ''''' -c i,
.g..l.,. r-,..,, -
'' n.i j, 9,n
3" - H"'''N NV
4'''' ~,
I"'' IT
'''' '''''''''' ~ .''' - - .,.,.'.....
'lH ,' ,''''.'''',' 80, ,I..
'.'''"' IT, l,.
"' = '''', - "''' I a..
Nl'',>' anu "'''' a. '''''''
'"is IT. r., RI II, '
i'''"iN'.' '' ~
'@''''' '' '''' INV =" 49, w. , ',.'i .,.
n" III TT II
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tA''. tNt 'tfl'" '''.N'N'
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Trial Conviction and Hanging Of James
Lyons Robert ~ and Edward Ne
Cau,ev Al Sonora California II the year
1857.
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For Sale.

THE LEROY Hin farm, situated on Union River,
| at Brimmer's Bridge, two miles from depot
and post-ofiice said farm contains $40 acres more
or less about 80 acres under tillage-pienty Of
wood The place Is well fenced-never falling
water in the house. Said farm has yearly an
nuity of 49, will be sold bargain ii applied for
soon The owner wishes to change climate.
tf9 MRS. FANNIE ID. GRAY.
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State CT Maine.

Hancock
David Mutt of London Englau'i. pIaiutin versus
trstHct~ Met Hnict M Nice, France. defendant.
Action uf a--uHp-tf tp recover three hundred
aaH seventeen prUud- four -hi.lug- amt eight
,-Hgt alleged jo ~ ttue from defendant To plain
TN according 80 3ccnu.t annexed, 20 For i *
-..it. and ,,ciiHcrtt
il-t for count fnr matp1 had aud received To
VIZ for $3.50 um,t uriIrr tbs last count the plaH
tin ,latn- JAR, fur Tx. item -ccifitd 10 the az
,,-,cutt.,.n puud- four -hIiiingS and eight pence
aaap iil ht.rttn recover inr none other.
Nl-t count frr the sum NJ three hundred amt
seventeen pounds four sHling> ami eight pence
f,,r !s4lk- liarg.iuti ana -uid 20 -a Defendant
uurr thS last count tie plaintiff claims rccOy.
ar unly the items specified IN the ~aid aet-nuHt
ANNEX ned a,a MiI herein rrcatcr fer none other.
WIii datei sept 2, Er>f, and rcturnai,le ri the
term 81 ia ~nUreiHt JI,iicia court to ir huiiien
at Ellsworth within aafl tor said enuniy ct Han
tl,eS uI1 the second Iucs33tF Of October, 4. H.,
isl AL fiahhum $500
HALE x HNMLLN.
kttofnct for Plaintiff
oFPICERs RETURN.
Hancock --->Fp.euibcr 3, is>7, at O'Clock r.
II.
ny irrue Of this writ have attached all the
real e-t,i~ aud all the right, title and
inter, I hich The within named defendant
Francis &. Act aHry has in an, 10 any real
estate IL the rouuty OF Hatrfck, to the value OF
three thousand dollars
u l., FIELDS, sheriff
Hancock ---StitteEulpr 3; Isl
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low Rate Fr,r >.c,pin4 Accommodations.
tar fall Information consult Your neare,t trke
agent or \ & Harvey \ 90. 3Ha Washington Il.
Boston. Mas Snljl
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Don s,sterstnre.

= Ssrr Bm. 8. Sones, Der bier
erob9eSoBen tuurbe, bat iia an be,
Spruce Strabe, mebrere 1baren III ter,
taIb Der ,,@o9enbIatt" Office, Ielbf.
ltdnbiS aIs S9neiSsr etablirt uno es
iDro ibn freuen, feline alien Sreunee
luelhe quite uno mooerne &lsi6er ipoIs
len, bel iRm su ieben.
H0~ Gebrii6sr Slipp bon getersburp
Iisfern aus ibgem Steinbru6e bic Id5ns
ten une beiten Niausriteine in bieIer
@sseno uno nebmen aud Gontraits
fir bic SeriteIIme bon Wauern ieoer
4rt an. sic empfebIen fi4 fur ale
Irbeit in ibrer 8rande, bic Sur 3ufrie.
oenbeit aemabt ipir6. 9lefersmen llss
ben su 9ieniten.
: am NicntaB ipurSe Sas iiinsiie
Sinh Sss Pbiaip SdweiBcr besraben.
= 9ln fsmieIben Sage Itar5 Sas
idnsite Sinb Nss MidaeI Sans.
= Die GbeIeuie @6rifiian @eber Be.
erubsn am Ieetcn 9onnsrItas ibr jung.
ites 9in6.
- Sor an6eri6aIb 8oden beIdentte
Der Stor6 ben 2ouis Gang nit einen
8siunSen Suueen.
= @eorse 6rep bat ipieSsr rbeuma.
tiI6e 2Pioen.
= Der 9oftcr Der @eIun6en be.
fommt cine neue @isbcr; bcffentIid,
aud arbBere 8iersIdier bel Sisiem tpar.
men Msttsr.
= Der 2atsrnenpubsr f5nnte iid
ni6t i9aoen, tpemn er aud etlpas Heibi.
ger fein niirbs.
= 6rau 9Inti6 berIpri6t uns fir
ben 9Iusult erei oo65siten. 0a aiebt
es ftir bic Yuben Yicr su trinfen.
= Gin unbsfanntsr StaIiener ipurSs
am 6reita9 turh einen Sturl Der Sbers
oede in Der Spencer Orube oerart am
gRddsrat oerIsbt oaB ct ipabrI@einIi6
iterben ipirS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-07-26
g1eiteres erfales.

= Dtt Der pHaterung bon 9eni
Ibenue ipirb'S bieIes Sobr niGts mebl
ipereen. Gs lit eben tpie iiberaa 9i
beileren @runobefber ipoIIen pfIaiterr
lahen uno mebrere 9lnbere ebenfaas
aber iie iupIIen ii9 bur9 ibre Inter.
i9rift nidt binoen. 9luf Elm IoIbes
gtiiito mill iid bic aspbaIt Gcmpanis
NIT Gedt nibt sinIailen unb bic Ser.
beheruns unterbIeibt besbaIb.
= Die SanbeIsbsb6rben Der Goun.
ties Su3erne uno 2adapanna baben iid
IN cine aIIeemeine 8eb5tee bereiniet.
Der 3iuef bieier SanbIang 1T bic Sci.
ierung Der seIddftli6en 5uIt6nSe in
beIoen Counties. Die 9eamten iino !.
S. U. Brice, Scranton, prdfcent g.
Y. Sren6, 95lpmoutb, uno Sobn SO.
9litfen, GarbOn6oIe, 8ise prdfoenten (;
S. g8. 0tears, SpSe 9arf, S6abmei.
ter; 6. Ben Sobnion, g9iItesbarre,
Setretdr.
= 50 unterIic9t iebt feinem 8ipei=
tel mebr, bab Serr GbarIes globinIon
bon ben Demofraten bic S6eriffsnomis
nation erbdIt, ob er iie nun annimmt
ooer ni9t. Ser oiesidbriee @ounip.
gSablfampf ipirb ipom6sli6 nod ,pcis
felbafter, ais oerienise Dor brei sabren,
uno ben patrioten febIt bis bato Elm
Niann nit einem Barrel. Der SbarIeb
aber bat Der Safer i,ieIe!
9as @si6dft unIerer gladbarn.
Der Seibfaabeiiser 8dnb & Sua, lit in
Die Bride 8e8ansen unb bonn S6sriff
oeiblohen tporben. Die Sorberuneen
mD8en iib auf SIS, 900 beIaufen unS
Rano 1T perfdpunSsn.
: 3wei &in6er bon GmiI G6mars
ilnot, 10 unb IL Sabre aIt, iamen
9fadt gang alein bon
bier an.
= Clinton 81. 2sonarb, Elm 9ruSer
Der betannten 2spnarbs babier, itarb
am SOnneritu8 9lbenO in ieiner 8ob. |
1un8 an Seifsricn 9IUenue.
- Gus l3te &esiment Der glatios
1al8aroe perIieb Scranton BEL itr6mens
'sm Ne9en am 9onnerita8 9lbeno 10 |
lbr fur oas SeIbIaser i'm Diount |
Sretna garf.
Bar glaitii9e llnterboIen fir Ser.
'erL 8abIriBsan uno @au,e nnterileis
'er uno bic srDBte ausipabl bon Stviims
,ten unb Sai4entd4er in 8ropn's 9ee
oipe.
1T 8efeIt 6as ,,@p6enbIatt"-es
'ntbdIt ale 9tadridtsn-nur $500.