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EoK RENT

Stable in 50. bounded
by MY. ave. and II st.
and 18th and 9Th sta. sc
FUKN
Conn. ave. and / ST.
tseason) per mo. 1868. GO
\ st. bet. 18th X goth
su $50. .2US. SIS
i mr.. Mcpherson 20. 800
Cor. X and 18th sts.,
overlooking McPher-
son square. 1913. 80
4 1t. bet. l0thSl7th.. 800
Jefferson place and
10Th st. ...............275
18th ST.. overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. NJ /
\ SITS with stable. $50
II bet. l1th & 18th. $50
n st. bet Conu. ave.
and 18th st..........250
X st. bet. 18th l. 18th. 200
Connecticut ave. ABOVE
X st. 20S. 30
n bet. 18th Il 10th. POS 3J
Mass. ave bet l4th and
10Th sts. 200
Conn. ave, adJacent to
Lafayette square. =. $50
II st. bet. 18th 4 10th
sts..-. ZUO
Conn.8v. above Rst. l66. 81
10th st. near Dupont
Circle. 1865. ca
Kst. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. 100. 81
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
FlCE. THESE HOUSE
ONLY BY PLANTS kN,
so7-s.tu.th
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I I'll modern Inn roysmsnts; 1888 st NV. Apply
EOk RENT. 1888 9th q. Q. Or. al
iss MI S.n .. .. .sss Rear Isle i4ih
S09 st. ~. AL nal 90 100 ct Sc. 6r.. IL 80
IgiS1 Sory al MI ". % TO Brewers Ct ne. $50
SIS c St Sc, 6r. mi. .3S
1929 NJ. ave. u. all STORES DwELLs.
SO 1919 18th st.......... so
4Sreens alley, 4r 632 st., 6r.......... 90
415 NJ n e., Or. m l.. 20. 80 1901 18TH 20
so-1m 6woRAsTEDT 4 BRApI.xl. o27 Hsa ~
FEE EtS IT. $50 f PEA Ss r.. II
$40 n ave. 20 so 1888 ct, FIR. 100
1oadss Hsrswood ave- Le Dfot Park lsr .........9S
l90S Hardwood ave- LIE Droit Park .......... 35
1129 q St., IL rooms handsomely papersd, y,
Tor years. lease 100
FURNISHED.
922 9TH st. IL rooms thoroushly furnished. $50
1919 10Th St, IL rooms thoroughly furnished 125
STORE.
1871 18th, splendid location. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OFFICES.
1919 St.. elevator service: steam heat.
s3O-6t M. NJ. PARKER. 141S Est
IfOR RENT-BY THOMAS z. wA0aAMAN.
Real Estate Broker vlS + ct n. ".
HOUSES
Tha xtv-N
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ARCHITECTS.

ID ENoyRD Ny OFFICE TO
~ l3z3 st. q.
J. q. hEYERa ArchitccS
Aue proof nuiaoanSs apeoaAiu. 0x-Sns
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE -P.RT
w OF House or Two Rooms Second Floor; be-
tween 10Th and 10th SIS. caterer; state price
Address for one week Box 1877. Star office 1t. !,
WANTED-TWO HOUSES. PRICE $4,000 TO
w s2O,OOO: also Choice Lot; must be north of 4
and west Of 10th SITS Address Box 34:, City 20
s-9a-3ts
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT; PERSONAL AT
w tention given to the collection of rents state
ments rendered promptly have more applications
for houses than we can NIL. ACKER & GADSBY,
1OOS ST. NV. sl3-lm
WANTED-hOUsES FROM s4,5OO TO at 600.
w also Lots In Washington and Lanier Heights
ACkEK & GADSBI,
aul3 zoos + St NV
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-PLkASA ROOM FOR MAN AND
w Wife; not eight bloc Ks from Treasury; Board
for one price for all not $40 month. Address
Box d, star office s3O.ats
WANTED-TO RENT IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE
w Family Two Delightful Communicating Rooms
with Good Home Table. l4l2 18th St s3O-3ts
WANTLD-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light hOuseke ping for Lady and her Niece must
be reasonable; W. rart of city Capitol Hill. Adj
dress X. C.. Office lie
WANIED-A GOOD-SIZED ROOM, UNFUR-
w nished. for an elderly widow lady convenient
house near center OF city, with without heat and
light; terms must be reasonable. Address Box l3
Star office. s30-ots
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COUPLE THREE OR
w Four Unfurnished Rooms for liz ht house Keeping
price, II. I. b., Star office. s3O-1t.'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE-A
w Pleasant Room with Board ON Capitol Hill; state
ternls ACdress Az. W., star Office. s2iEJts
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FOR RENT-FIATS

EfOR RENT IN NEW FLATS, WITH ELEVATOR,
= tanitor, steam heat, speaking tubes bath and no
children costly furnished south front chamber;
gentleman only; best references III 18th st. s26-6s
IfOR RENT-A sIX-ROOM FLAT FINELY FUR
Il nished including private bath; coal provided for
9th st. NV. s29-:5ts
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OBTAINED AT OUR OF
= CAN BE INSPECTED
IN OUR OFFICE.
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
1903 Fenn. ave. NV
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M ANTED -pUNpoREs EMPLOYMENT BU.
~ rs.S- eondSe,sa n i.die.,ksn aud Women,
ma states With rsfsEsnssA hsaevsd 70 10Y d =.
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EOR RENT
+ ON Nj ave, near NV, Or. all MI ... sss 90
ave near 9th NV, Sr, all m IS 90
Ri ave near l2th NV, Tor, a.m.i.......... IS 90
SsS pei. lfth and 10th NV. lOr. An ..... 45.OO
psS pet OH and TN NV, liz, Ami. 5000
de,h ST bet aud X n W., l2r, an. 81 40
ST pet Isl and "a n Dr., water. &c. ..... - so
Cor 81 And sta NV sr.. water &c......... 1000
y 81 pet and Ps W. Or, water, &c......... 1000
81 oet I'd and Sd n W, Or. fur, ami. 1000
hiuyer pi;. mr. dupont Cha LOT. fur, mi loo. %
s2s-3t' bELL1NGER WILKINSON, 1888 T st n W
IHoR RENT-A Two-sTORY BRICK HOUSE; 4
II rooms. bath and buffers pantry heated by heater
IN cellar nrst-class condition: suitable small
fatalities; rent S35 month; l522 9TH ST. w. keys
next door, 1870. Inquire SO3 9TH st So NJ
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

E9ss, ssINT-yNryExIsA1pr
snd stable. $500 242s 4th ST. n w--4Lo7
g. iYtt fish 81. Ss
,y9s HI NV I2E..i IS iS;,s l7,h .. .::.....;.-
1e26 o. nv. lar. IS. 81 1909 eth ST. n store
9iS ~ Nv l5rS1 ~ and dwelling. IS
1850 IT. ", lor. go s07 I'd st. n. w. SIS
FURNISHED
~ IT. mr.. 18th. 1Sr. $500 u st. mr. Thomas
81. nr. 18th. lr.....2OO Circle l5r,..... $3.50
St mr.. 18th r.. 90 NJ ST pr Thomas
ave. M. 9Th. llr. 200 Circle, l5r..-, $50
Conn av.nr. N. 2or. 53333 n st. mr.. Thomas
st. Thomas Circle l5r ? so
Circle. l3r.......... l15 VI sy mr.. ct, 2r CO %
Conn. ave nr. kst, t2r-D De sales ST mr. Conn
Hillyer place NV, l1r-' ave, Tor ....... 1 80
f6, pr. 4th NV, 12r SO 18th ST. mr., O. l2r %
x,uclo place nv, Tor. 100 r st. 10th Or 1 IS
N h ave mr.. Dupont q St l4th. llr... llO
Circle. so 18th St mr. Iowa Circle
Conn ave- Dupont sr.........,,,,..-,,,, / 90
~ Circle 800 9 ct near l3th, Ir. 100
Nh ave. mr.. Dupont 10Th ST. mr. q. 10r ...... as
S.rcie. l5r zoo 18th 81 near J.. 0r...... so
The above houses can be examined by Kermit from,
our once only. THOMAS J. flsHER CO.
SO 1894 OF. nv
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EOR RENT
Il 1874 18th. lr...SlQ0
1923 n n.w..l0r.....Sl.67
1927 \ ST. NV, llr.s5.G0
6l2 18th Of. n. W.. 12r-.7o
1914 Sunderland pl. llr15
1908 X st. n. W.. r.. %
GIG 4 81, n. W, -r......60
2O22 \ st. LOT .........60
22ll Wash. cir. Or. $3.50
1898 9th NV, Or. 50.42
gl2 I ct. NV, Or. $50
72ZIs 18th st. N. W. Sr As
JIG Z st. ne. lar......45
HOS Nh ave-. Sr...42.5o
ID b 81. W. l4r.-.42 80
go +. Cap. ct. llr. 1850
COG Z. Capitol St, Tor 40
1901 Vt. ave.. llr......4O
81 IL PA. ave-. Sr. SO
BIB Spruce st., Tor. .:B:i
81 G OF. NV, Or. -. ~. 30
az b. II. WARN
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l72s 18th ct. nw.,7r.s35
Is n ST. NV. 7r.......32
1895 L St NV. Or. 80. 50
81 y spruce ST.. Sr......30
1888 18th St. Or. rs. 40
1880 ] 4th Of. n. W., ar. rs
Highland station, sr. FL
PA NASSAU NV. Or. 20. 30
Hyattsville. or.........2 20
1878 18th II. W.. Sr. rs. 80
3426 Prospectsy.. erie. 80
Az % st. sw-, 5r......l5
FOG Clev ave, or.......l4
81 Al 10Th ST., 5r...l2.S0
Fayette St, Or.
fristoe court 4r.........ll
Cottage Row. Ar. 10 so
4 Majors NV. 4r...1O
. IL Blagden's n. W. Arb 80
25l2 18th ST, 4r.......s
STORES.
DIG 2lst st. nw.....10. 30
iER & CO.. gl6 + %. nv.
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FOR RENTLHOuSES

Tor RENT-BRIcK HOUSE NINE ROOMS: ALL
4 modern improvements: 1897 Of. n. stable
20x20 feet Inquire 2oz6 18th St rent e36.60s
NOR REET-NEw ELEvEN- ROOM BRICK HOT 81;
I al modem imProysnnents; 1888 St NV. Apply
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Stable in So. bounded
by l. and VI SITS. and
goth and 2lst sts..S25
Stable in SO. bounded
by NJ and \ and Conn
! ave. anu 10Th st. ..25
Stable in SO. bounded
i by Conn. ave, De
Sales and NJ SITS .2J
! OFFICE ROOMS.
5l9 9Th ST., Sd and
4th fioors. as
lIlOs Est, Sd AMI 4th
floors. ....-s50 and e35
5ly 9TH st. suite =
rooms. I'd floor. 20
bl503 Pa. ave. .............s
IsHED.
jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and ] 9Th ct. 1876. 81
! bet. 18th Il l9th..l66.67
10th st. bet. o L = Sta. l65
New Hampshire ave.
bet. h & l. SITS ........l50
New Hampshire ave.
bet. NJ L y SITS. $50
De Sales st..............150
y ct. mr.. Vermont av. 10
Of p st. ..............l3o
Vermont ave. bet. Nc
Iowa Circle ..........125
18th 81. near ] st. lis
II ST. bet 18th & 18th
\ st. bet. i ith L i Sth. .i25
Ii 81. bet 18th and 10th
sts, 10
! y. w.eor. ] 1th&D eSalesl25
10th St. bet. L 4 M....l25
Conn. av. bet. 4 4 ; SITS. lbs
X st. bet. 18th 4 l4th. 100
n st. bet. 10Th q 2lst
! @ st. bet. 18th SiSth. IS
Est. bet. 18th 4 18th SITS rs
22d St bet. L q U sts. rs
OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
n CAN BE INSPECTED
I'M OUR OFFICE.
HlLL 4 JOHNSTON
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02

fore part Of the thigh are apt, also, to re-
ceive undue development. On the other
hand. he never knew cramp or spasm as q
direct result Of working the machine; nor
Competitive cycling he justly condemns.
The proper method Of riding is to walk as
cents, and always to walk steep accents,
when the healthy conditions Of body Incl
DR.. Richardson's own experience is that for
every eight miles Of distance traversed in
conformity with health it is wise to do one
mile on foot. In ride of fifty miles in a
day six at least should be done on foot. He
utters warning to those who exhaust their
capital stock of vitality by competitive rae
ing. that there is no going back for more
capital, no making mp, no. not even by rest,
for the prime loss from the origin al capa-
moss ana pest 'nas cam
original store of energy dissipated forever.
-Chambers' Journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
PERSONAL.

L. o. Leonard, of Anaconda, is in town,
County Commissioner Mcdonald, of Deer
Lodge county, is visitor to the capital.
H. N. Wiley, the POPULAR manager of The
Helena. has returned from a pleasant visit
to Chicago.
Chas. Kaufman, the well-known mining
engineer of st. Louis, is at the Cosmopoli-
tan and will visit several prominent mines
before he leaves for home.
Andrew johnson and Joseph Onsen, New
York. Mrs. d. j. Blackstone, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. Gilpatrc. Prof. Il. G. Young, St. Paul,
W. $. Holland, Kansas City. were yester-
days Great Northern departures.
Marshal Cronin went over to Elliston
yesterday to get Il witness wanted in the
perjury case. He says the wagon roads are
looked after by the Deer Lodge county
commissioners
DR.. c. +. Mussigbrod came up from Warm
Springs to present his monthly bill for car
ing for the insane to the state auditor. The
doctor does not receive any money, but
takes receipt and will be paid when the
legislature passes an appropriation bill.
c. +. NJ. Timing. the popular agent of
the Northwestern line. has returned from
Chicago, where the saturated ozone of the
windy city percolated through the hirsute
growth of his lower maxillar in such man
ner as to hardly leave him recognizable by
his many friends.
Yesterdays Northern Pacific departures:
Waseca, Mimi; Sam N. Whitney, Tacoma,
Wash; M. W. Barr and wife, st. Paul:
Frank Vansickler, M. Stinson, p. L. Frank
ford, St. Paul; John Mayhem and wife,
Chicago; w. b. Richardson, New York;
Frank Sheffield, Boston.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Base Ball Notes.

The Helena team was out $65 on the trip
to Anaconda. The attendance at the
grounds last Sunday was large enough to
give profit it everybody had paid to see
the game, but as there is no fence around
the grounds several hundred people saw the
game from the railroad track without pay
ing.
The Livingston team will play the Ath-
letics at the new grounds Saturday morn
ing and Sunday afternoon.
A new pitcher. named Keas. of Dubuque,
Iowa, will arrive here. Thursday to take the
place of Bays, who has gone east. Keas is
said to be the star pitcher of the Illinois.
Iowa league, and will be seen for the first
time in Helena next Sunday. Gondolfo
will pitch in SATURDAYS game
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

q. S. Grant camps. of v, will not hold
regular meeting this week.
John Robinson's big show is in Great
Fails to- day. It will appear here to-mor-
row.
Tho Juvenile Templars gave pleasant
basket social at Good Templars' hall last
evening,
Invitations are out for Mrs. Lamberton's
dancing soiree to be given at Encore hall
this evening.
Commencing Aug. l. the Northern Pacific
will sell round-trip tickets from Helena to
st. Paul for $50.
ley, of Elkhorn, were married by Rev. C.
ID. Allen yesterday
The Raymond excursion of 100 people at
the Broadwater will leave for Yellowstone
Park this evening.
Geo. Haldorn came over from Bntte to
look after some medical board cases in
which he is interested.
The Queen City base ball nine will go
to Townsend to play the boys on the Atm.
About twenty-five boys will accompany the
nine. They will leave on the Sd at 1855 a.
m.
The Montana Central will TODAY COM
mence running series of special trains to
the fair grounds. The first train will leave
the city at 1880 p. m. Subsequent trains
will follow each half hour until Z p. m.
Neil Vawter has completed the lease of
the Brown block, Warren street, for the me-
Rod Of ten years for the stipulated price of
$4,000. It is to become an annex to the
Merchants Hotel, which is soon to be lifted
to fise floors, with all modern appliances
introduced.
Hugh MoQuaid says that a sewing circle
was held at the Broadwater Monday even
ing, the party consisting of Col. Broad.
WAFER, Col. Lambeth, Neil Vawter and r
u. Luther. He understands from private
sources that he was the principal subject Of
gossip and wants pronounced as false any.
thing that may have been said about hin
IN tia circle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Land Office Notes.

Geo. Bourquin, receiver of the Helena
land Office, assumed his new duties yester-
day. Capt. Howell, the retiring receiver,
turned over all the property of the Office of
which he had charge. anu got receipt for
the clerkships and it is probable hat the
present efficient corps will be retained.
Capt. Swigget has not yet succeeded MIR.
Langhorne as register, but will probably do
SO in few days.
The total amount of money received at
the land office during the month of June
was So, 1904, being the largest sum re-
ceived in any similar period since the office
was established. The total receipts for the
quarter we're SCI, 5s1.63, this also being the
lergest amount received during any proceed.
ing quarter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
Cycling and Moderation.

In the current number of his quarterly
journal, the Asclepiad. DIR. B. w. Richard
son, himself an enthusiastic cyclist, pre-
sents an article on Cycling and Physique,
He recommends that cycling be delayed by
young folks until the body is approaching
to its maturity. He admits that cycling
tends to induce certain amount Of Ie
rangement of the conformation of the
framework of the body. Every kind of
riding which tends to throw the body for
ward in bent or curved position, in a tenn.
porary stoop, will in time produce a tixed
bend OF stoop. The large muscles in the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02

The ]. \. L. will continue the ladies' underwear
sale for the lst, I'd and Sd of July TO give every
body chance at these wonderful bargains.
Don't let this chance go by.
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Arrivals Mt The He,en>

Francis Ide, Missoula- E. A. Winstanley. Mis-
j. b. McLachlin, st. soula.
Paul. Thos. NJ. Long, Mis-
II. I. Spencer, St. Paul soula
L. Y. Leonard, Ana Mrs. James III. Mills,
conda. Deer Lodge.
john Fleming. Chicago. T. 3. Merchant, San
J. N. King. BILLINGS. Francisco
w. Nj. Iaber. ST. Paul Ben Lichlenberg, New
John Callaghan, Kan York.
sas City. Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Mas
A. A. Young, San Fran lin. Chicago.
cisco. Holmes Agnew, ST.
w. B. Slower, Chicago. Paul.
Emma Long, MissoIla. Jessie Long, Missoula.
Geo. b. Cramer. Philadelphia.
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BARGAIN!
I'd

s-room frame house, water in
house. bath; lots 5OX140, 1884
Boulder ave-, south front
age. Price So, $50, 81, 100 cash,
balance three years at s per
cent.
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One car California wines, frst-class claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle, Fam
lily trade a specially. Telephone 1871.
OpPENHEIMER IL Co,
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To Arrive To-Day.

The following passe myers will arrive to-
day via the west-bound Northern Pacific
train: G. Girds, A. s. Mayo, H. X. Stone.
Via the Great Northern: r. w. Collins
and wife, L, Collins and wife, Miss Ada
Collins, James O'Shea and Harry Bisgood,
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w. johnson, Missoula.
Fred klaue. White Sui
phur Springs.
J. 3. bristol. Whites.
J. X. T aylor. Boulder.
j. B. badly. Detroit.
A. A. Stanford, Dear
born.
w. A. Trephagen. San
Francisco.
George WestereIl, New
York.
D. Phelps, Harlan, Ia
Miss "a ssady, sHelm-
vile.
T. A. Troyman. Detroit.
A. S. khlund. Robinson
Circus.
Z. 7. Mcbride. Butte.
j. p. Mcintosh, Basin.
James Anderson. Pa
| Ger.
Jas. Coffey. Jay Gould.
| G. N. Wakeman, Ellis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Wood, Wood Land
| Park.
Sam Harris, New York.
Z. G. Cullen, Robinson
Circus.
Jas Conley, Deer Lodge.
A. ID. Balcom, Stemple.
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Arrivals at tho Grand Central.

"1aAN ScA1bI0A-
Dan Condor. Great
Falls.
J. Il. b. Coon, Butte.
j. H. kosselle. Salt
Lake.
A. j. burns, Marysville.
Jas. H. Spafford. San
Francisco.
Prof. A. d. Churchill,
Butte.
Mrs. {. J. Anderson,
Drammond.
Fred t.ildemiller, Har-
Ian, la.
A. l.. karge, Omaha.
q. l.. Irwin. Robinson
Circus.
j. +. Robinson, Cincin-
natl.
w. H. Smead. Dillon.
w. Mclaughlin, Jay
Gould.
w. D. Mclntire, Boul.
der.
Alex. Macauley, French
Bar.
RO. Reed. Minneapo.
lis.
/. Jno. Barton. New York.
ID. Max. San Francisco
Vim. +. turay, U. s
Marshal. deer Lodge.
n. Merriman, jefferson
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Money Loaned
just Received.

On furniture. No removal, no publicity
Apply to 81 South Main street.
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Removal.

G. Wolf. the tailor, has removed from
jackson street to 13 Wall street.
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Don't forget the Military Ball July
Fourth ~ the Arsenal
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Grand Militia Ball.

Don't forget the grand ball to be given at
the New State arsenal, Friday, July 1.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-25
Big Greek.

Splendid rain Saturday and Sun
day makes the farmers have a smile
all over their faces.
The apple trees and plum trees are
in full bloom, and the people expect
a bOuntiful harvest of fruits.
Rev. n b. Holman preached his
farewell address at Pleasant Valley
last Sabbath. We are very sorry to
have him leave US; such an able min
lister is seldom to be found.
Mrs. King of PhIllipsburg, is visit
ing friends on Bow Greek at present.
The Pleasant Valley b. II. B will
have an entertainment on the night
of May l. Admission, 5 cents for
children from 5 to 70 years old, and
10 cents for those over u years.
Come early everybody.
Charles Larkins has returned from
Oklahoma, not very we'll pleased with
the place so we hear; thinks they
have plenty of whisky in that country,
James johnson has a letter from
Charles Buell. last week stating they
had arrived in Oregon and were we'll
pleased with the country so far.
The bridge at the Valley school
house has been repaired We think
it is time there was more work done
on the roads.
Misses Ola Owens and Dora John
son are taking music lessons.
We wish there was a law to pre-
vent cruelty to dumb animals.
If the one who set out that fire last
Friday week, and burned up so much.
wants to get off easy, he had better
| get around and try to straighten uE
matters for there is talk of making it
as warm for him as the fire was fol
others. BENCILING.
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WANTED

A bank at Long Island, Kansas,
where is located 2 elevators, 2 patent
process -four mills, 3 hardware and
implement firms, 2 lumber yards, 3
livery barns, 3 hotels, 2 real estate
firms, 2 newspapers, 3 general mer-
chandise stores, L drug store, 1 furni-
ture store, 1 harness shop, 1 restau-
rant, 1 millinery store, and other bus
mess interests well represented and
only one bank. Long Island is To-
Gated in a rich agricultural country
where many of the farmers are large
feeders of stock. On the north it is
20 miles to a bank. 25 on the south
and east and ID on the west. A good
bank can find an opening here seldom
offered. Come and look the territory
over and see the people. mar. 28-2m#
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-25
PERSONALS.

County Attorney Shearcr has been
east on business.
G. A Spaulding spent last Sunday
at GOodland.
W. G.. Johnston. of GIenwoOd Twp,
was a caller on Monday.
G. A. Lewis was in Oberlin Mon
day on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Handy intend
to spend a part of the summer at Col
Orado Springs.
Jap P. bIcIllvain in this week go
ing to Blue Hill, Neb., to visit friends
for a few weeks.
Mrs. II. @. SpauIding whose health
was so bad two years ago and who
was for a time greatly better, is III
again.
Uncle Melvin Spaulding has been
quite i'll for several days. He is
stopping with his nephew q. A.
Spaulding.
Miss Maggie SalIee and Leila
Young, Of Phillipsburg, were in this
city on Thursday. - Long Island
Leader.
B. j. Garberson of this county is
an old settler and says all his signs
/ indicate a rainy summer, and a good
crop year in Kansas.
0. w. Bickford will, this week,
take a trip to Denver and probably
to Salt Lake City. He is shipping
some farm products to those western
markets.
Our efficient pOstmlstress IN com
pany with MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Adams,
spent yesterday at PhillIpsburg Wis
ting the family of @. P. Barber
KirlCj11 Chief.
Mrs. John Robinson of PhiIlipsburg
with her sister Mrs. j. j. Gable, Mrs.
w. A. DIN and Miss Ida Emery were
pleasant callers a few days ago. Cal
again ladies. Woodruff NelC8.
Sylvester Workman and j. A. Cas-
well, Of Walnut Twp, were sOcia
callers last Monday. MIR. Caswell has
been attending school at Stockton anC
| speaks highly of the institution.
| Mrs. S. w. Taylor was taken il
while at PhIlIipsburg last week anC
returned to Logan where she has laiC
dangerously i'll ever since. Her dis
ease seemed to be a complication o
the grippe, and for two or three day
. 1t was thought would terminate fatal
ly.-LOgG1I Freeman.