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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-31

mitce from encll county was appointed to
complete arrangements. 1t was decided to
establish bureaus at Fargo and in Gran
Forks, nni several thousand dollars will lc
invested III immigration literature to ba dis.
trihitcd in the East
State Veterinary l.au@lon recommends TO
The governor that the sheep in Stutsmnn.
kil'icr and Logan conntics br ulIarantiur,l
nil that no sheep h allowed to he shipp.l
Out oi The state unless they have IL clear bill
OF liraitl. rom The state veterinary or from
competent Inspector. would Lr well !sn
II III! sheep canning into the state should b.
subjected to IL rigid inspection. ;,s in li,ccasos
-romin- under Ills notice the disease came
from the state of Washington.
Webster Null mhcazlcl 81 900 from hr 81
Anthony " Dakota Elevator rumpanv MT
Gardner over two wears ago aud ram AWAY
He was brought hnrl; to Fargo by W. H.
chaPi"", who n.:rs.e! !.!m in Lower Cal
l:ornia. Oct. :, hay,iig traced lin ly getting
acquainted will :, cousin nf the crl!pri, in
Illinois. Null wui bound over to the dis
trirt ronrt i'll $l,ono bonds. lie arknowl-
edges tlietlr't. am! ia%s his downfall o gum.
ling and dealing in options.
i-'-''erF lihlil, oi lhe Northern Racine s
nak"tn extension. says work on the on Ton.
ton from Fuulk,nn will continu" unt! tsc
ground tiocsas. 1i. Northern Pacf- ill.,
tends TO got into the nllck Hills as soon as
possible AMI will bc uuirkcr than any E:,st-
rrn road now healing that way. The Uakns
extension is no South Dakota rnrtal To-.
cation scheme The extension from Minor
I" Valley Junction. will ais o soon l,c huilt.
This Will give tn Northern Pacific - direct
short line Ia Wa'l"na. slinn, where connrr.
,iom is made with tlc main liuc.
The boar'l ~ Trustees o. the Nnrll. nako.
la agricultural "oll..s. has confirmed the
appointment of /. Il. Ia,!d. of Se,trrn, " i
as chemist; H. l.. E,l!cr. % Lafayette, Ind,
as hnt,uis!. wllilr l'int Wnllrou will re-
man H. ahoiirn!turst, anl l;e viii ron tinur
th" wor! commenced this year The board
has rendered the position OF veterinary TO
Il gentleman vino i, said to be nnn of the
lradiG@ men in his lr" rssion in tn. co,l,try
Sniliri'n' rooms hay" nacn craa.r,! at the
Fargo colr:s' and the neNt term will op.
January |.
Highway rnbhog"s ar. hrrpm;n- very com.
inol III '!"vic;ni Y oi Ora al ita,,.d,. An oil
fienchman living cast oi Grafton WAS held
;rand relieved % So. Two hire ia.n were
held up later With rrvolv"r- pointed at thcir
l;,rs and mad" to deliver what they had
From one tia" men got II watch and Sll,
and ron the Other they GOT II watch and
j" cents. Oa the SAN" uieht II farm .rnlnel
Tru!" was STOPPED anl robbed e. so
John ll"nsrr was held W nml marie to dc
l'H"rmp all lie hail. which was SO. In nl
th"sc 'rr:",ll';pnS No ,,t." WAS identified. Us
ih'y wore red tIandk"rclir j over I'll II faces
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suGAl, FROM BEETS.
A Proposition to r"t Up IL Mandatory

FfOEOstiOh To Tut Up u MnhNfActOry
ut south sioux City.
SIoux CRY, Special Telegram, Oct. "a
A meeting was held at South Sioux City
this evening for the purpose of securing
pledges from farmers to raise sugar bccts
II. +. Oxnard the Grand Island sugar
manufacturer has made a proposition to
put in plant at South Sioux City to cost
$;UOuO tor IL bonus of $l5O,OOO in cash and
real estate, and II guaranty that 2.OUD acres
objects will be raised in the vicinity next
year. The farmers were enthusiastic and
there was no trouble in getting them to
pledge the required number OF acres.
Tomorrow a committee will start for
Grand Island prepared TO put upa guaranty
bond for the bonus. II is said sugar bcets
can be raised rs easily here as in the vicinity
oi Grand Island. and will pay better than
any crop that can be raised.
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Crave Robber. at Work.

KANSAS CRY, Special. The police ycstcr.
day were notified that two graves at Union
cemetery had been robbed. Detectives
MeTe pu. upon tine case AMI last nigh. the
taken and how replaced is a mystery. The
graves robbed were those OF Robert Taylor
and u man named Brown, both recently
buried. Holes had been dug near the head.
stone OF each grave, down to the coffin, and
the bodies had been pulled out by fastening
u rope round the necks.
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PEOPLE OF NOTE.

antor Sanders of Montana and Judge
Snlkins 0f Washington State are candidates
for the vacant United States supreme court
judgeship.
W. L. Scott. the millionaire coal operator.
has voluntarily given his miners in the vi.
cinity OF Pittsburg nm advance in wages of
70 cents per ton, beginning Nov. /. The
Use will affect about 1000 miners.
Ex. Gov. b. Z. Noble, the old war governor
!6f Wisconsin, who hns been visiting relatives
In Brooklyn, wns stricken with apoplexy and
fell down fight of stairs. The physicians
express the belief that lie will recover.
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GEoRGlA's RACE WAR.
The RIot Ended, and No Further Trouble
Feared.

FeNreUs
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. A.-1he riot between
whites and blacks in Ware county has
ended, and no further trouble is expected.
The cause of the riot was the leasing OF
ground by IS. Varnc for turpcn,ne sill.
The same land WAS sold to Tom Scar. Sears
shot Varnes teanster. vino is not expect cd
to live. Tom Sears. his father. Frank Sears,
BRYAN McIcnlon, James Hendricks and
and Il half from the lot %; land in dispute
to the house o. lsobcrtKnigllt, ,colorcd, where
Welcome Golden and other coloret en-
rloycs OF Varnc were stopping out OF the
rain, and commenced firing into the house.
The hands all ram except knight and Col
den, who returned the fire. killing McLcn-
don and Hendricks, woo.lsmen of Stokes
and wounling Frank Sears Mr. Varne
was six miles away at his still. aud knew
nothing Of the trouble until afterwards.
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Killed for Revenge.

SAVANNA, Ga, Syccial. Z. II. Mitchell
was shot and instantly killed two miles
from Hawkinsville last night willie driving
tlemca, one of whom recognized Jason
Flowers, negro, who stepped from the
side of the road and fired the fatal shot.
Flowers is under arrest. Mitchell had tcs-
tilted against him in court, and Flowers
killed him for revenge.
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A Rallraa,l I'm Africn

BERLIN, Special. A number o! capitalist.
have promised to subscribe Is 900, 90 marks
to aid Baron Wissmann's project to con-
struct u railway from Dar cs Salaam to
Bagamoyo, in Africa. Three hundred
officers have volunteered TO join Baron
Wissinann's expedition, but Chancellor
Won Caprivi discourages the idea and only
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non't>i.n: up your k:sc lest the SIM
>hom',l adc 1our carpet; I'd Your hearts
Ie.' 4 merry l;nI:i sh.XsEhAks down some
:" lie nil>ty old cSbwci,, ,hcr,. III Won
wa!i 10 rain your sons, let them think that
all inirill and >oc,a. enjoync,., must be left
q" tIe threshold without when they con.
han.c 3! night. When omica home is
eagd"d i> pny place 10 eat, drink AL
sleep in t,r work j, begun hat rn;,s.I reck
Ic.> he i"'lsion. Young people must have
t:. AID r"...N;.;ion somewhere: i. tllcy DOT
.saNc ii nj ihc.r own hear;h>tonc it will +.
sought 1T ",irr and perhaps II, less rro,i..-
big !'!aces. Thrrct",c le: the fire burn
brightly 3. H!:!,!; amt ..::,.ic Tie homestead
delightful with those little arts that Parents
80 perfectly understand.
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rad outIook for Portugal

LoNnN, Special. A dispatch from Lisbon
says business is almost at standslill be-
cause of the serious decline of Portuguese
funds on the London stock market. The
belief prevails among the best informed
London business men that 4 revolution in
volving commercial crisis is imminent in
Portugal. The ministry recently formed is
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THE NEWS DIGEST. ] !
Interesting News Of the Week
Boiled Down and
\ Classified.
rHE NATIONS CAPITAL.

THE NATIONS CAPITAL,
ral services over tho remains Of the
D. Mullett where held in " ash
The body taken to Cincinnati
zen great political activity
pent elcrks at Washington
I've months, and the proba.
lr or five thousand OF them
vote at the coming Novem-
Eau announced the popula-
hils, s. D., to be about 1O,-
1890, or 369.22 per cent.
OF the entire State of South
Ted to be 27.s4S, which is an
zen yean OF 229, $50, or 233. .65
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ing, and both she and her husband wrot,
letters to the Hayes demanding money
Mrs. Davis and her husband enme ifrom
California, where she did some very sensn.
tienal newspaper work for dailies in san
Francisco. and Oakland under tho nom dc
plume of "sophie Search"
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WIS 20 .s,I.

.!n"!; liro.i is Ii" .iy nam o. an im,au
uni"r arr.st al i-'InHi ;ur srin= ii unr on
In" "i"nnh r"srryari"n.
El@ll i.un,IreI gallons % vii! grape wine
lG,y" icrn made thus ytdr hy urln rs near
Albion.
piNnn las II lic, MIS-. brew ly name,
vi" is six 'cr' S"venl inches high, 'iht groom
taias :, day "G' VII II h. .n.s III. 10 kiss her.
>r,i. Wii=ht. ~ 'hr $. Ia'sI road wils
rp!,o"'I o :, -, "vrrcoa' Al Western Union
junction.
N!rh"iA, Thompson. =, ho!n >'c,,.r in Tho
town a! !rommoHwenitl. i!& out hi, hrni..s
Il ter lie had drank hiin- Il almost TO deaf H.
Some absent min iel . .tlr:nan wulhrd
through =, rat"-..las, win,pw in the Wood.
worth House ut E,siH. 1t tidn', "pl.azc"
h,m.
Fireman VI l.. Il r.lrs, of tllr ST. Paul
road, was fatally hurt iy h,ing s,r / !y
tre broken oouno"ti'.ru.! o!lisru@,nr I,!,r
broke wllc the tram was running at .!i
speed ncas Eas'"
Ernar i. !'iltI, of Prescott. is wanted hy
the American i.xir'ss Company. ii, i.
MISSING. an! i!,o. c.aiu hat c converted
'>5.hDb o! III" coimpunys unts To li.s can
use.
Chicago tfayr.uc man wa- -,up;Ir ! Oh
u lr y" me- i:r"wn'nwn. Lnnyo;t.roanty,
amd w!lie on" I" TIN two rcn diverted Ills
attention 80. u s;nrsnr tine % li"r relieved
iUin % porr;nopt WITH $50 NIT.
.I.,ncsyil school girls i,av, p.,i,;unrI III,
Board oi !.'lra,ipn llr.t MI tie r.a,s whcs
is to .rainn;r i'll .IuAr h. allowed tn toad us-
Hl%s. VI 'rtu"r'' i; has o'ea til" rt-inm T.,
i;atr n;il; ti,.r" ngml"l, on ,3e ;.ru -ra;n:..,.
ll'a!!H I.n&a. u woa.il.y; farmer l.su: two
mas north ii Prospect. Was nino,; !;!I:,lly
injured ny al n ur,atrI bal t..ai l.. was
.",dius il his barn, l!.I"r u! Lis ribs we're
iroEou and his lungs terribly burt
joint! W"o!i'rI ol'lliI!ips. Wis wlirlunt.
Ing deer Near that place, stepped on !. lul:
and di.r:,r.cd hi @nr. rcrn,il,, :, charge ii
burhs'!n; in The abdomen AN! died 81 81 CIV
minute. H. VAS - wIiuwer, uri cavp.
tire" ynUG-; cniiiren.
"lark llavrrir. the minstrel man. acrDm-
panied hs Il nc!,h.w ~ % !:pp'ri Elnn.r. til,
hors"innii. IL st l.G ross" on 81 I,:ir. M SION
and everybody in ih' tuwl is ri..fI .p.I il. Il
.urssiu. match rs To what is the object oc
their ircsri4r".
1t is .AI,l that tin. ,iinbe. on tic linz
of ,!. !.nk. S,rrr ROAD ti.nf is u%E"l hv
he T. l.. Scott Lumber Company. u Mnr-
ri.l. rn>; 81 "r'.t, per ;nou5ani w..rl it MIS-
originally lurr..as"i. and is now il" n;
a6om' $. pr i,onsanl. In, tract contains
loo $50 ir",
TIL" sheriff .! Monro" County lcgan search
rar"n,y or ~ rail, acli -mous;ncicd.
bat, romi,'D,"nr.i inliyiluai wearing II
bl.,rk slpirn har. h.1r!i coat, VIM Aisri a
!inr livery ri., nj Noa'hrur's It h'cs Is, Spar
la, ia, tie officer is still looking for him.
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SGDIIlioAlkDTN

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\ party of lightning rod swin,l!rrs WIS
driven out %! Linn county hy officer; HE
otI!cr iay.
showers OF the qu rr are working OF lead
dnllarH ON the unsuspccting citizen, OF Coun-
Gil BluTs
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JOB DEPARTMENT..
THE PIONEER EXPRESS
JOB DEPARTMENT.

,r co,npio.e and well supplied with lsssss sey1o
Of tyie. Our prices are q low - afs soe-
siatent with = Legitimate businssA
We keep constantly on hand Q lstse and vofl1o
stock of letter heads, note heads, bill hlA0A
monthly statements, fiat caps, f0olScap. busfDa0
cards, shipping tags, labels envelopes, ball pt.
uf commercial printing, both plain and oraae
mental, on short notice. W.
We keep on hand . full lins Of Legal DlankA a
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
w Board and Room in suburban quarter, contigu-
Gus to street car line. Address X Star ofhce. with
Tel ms and Location No answers considered otherwise
w for adults children. and 3 years. infant aud
nurse must be accessi1 Die an in department. Adj
ct sc. mS-3ts
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SPECIALTIES.

nR HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
~ Dise4-e-. keyta yes the weak; cures affections
LAT have long resisted medical treatment alone.
OLDEST MEDICAL ELECI klCIAN. Thirteen years
~ sSlS. SsEs.I: iE-s. o4S 1.sAst. VI. sy2l-lIss
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NANIED-A RELIABLE CHRISTIAN WOMAN,
w we'll recommended TO qualifications, to
take eHJlre cnarg- OF two Chltren-DOy q, gIrl 214
years-aud supply the plIce Of n mother near as
Possible: also u assume charge OF household affairs.
Address, stating fuly qualification for place, Box %,
Star office
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WANTED-ROONS

WANrED - PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
w centrally located. " single gentleman Address
". AL. star once. IL
yEANTED-BY A S.NGLE GENTLEMAN, A
w Pleasant Furnis ed kOOm between 18th and 2Oth
and ste PERMANENT Il suited. state Irice, viii
must he moderate. Address o. h, star Office m9-2t.
NNASTED 49, UNFINISHED, MEDIUN-SIZED
w kJOni. with Closet; suitable for parlor. room
Patent Once. state lowest price for summer. Ad
d.ess O. l. ". star Ol-Ce. u4.l-3ts
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WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR CHAM
w Der and General House Work tor small auIlly
10 chidIen- suitable person Will have good home.
Inquire % 9th st Il. mlU-3t
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANrED--TW0LADIES,G GIVING BEST III FER
w ences- will IKE of or pay rent Of SIS per
month fOr Furnished House vacated by
INK Tor The summer. Address SEEkEK Star Office,
aplO-2t'
NNANT ED-A HOUSE IN RESPECTABLE
w nef<hOOrhOOd near cars: cellar not over
$3.50. NUS Dc q bargain. Address II. NJ H. ~ II
-
MAN iED-A SIX 10 EIGHT-KOON BkICk
w House III good condition; 5000 cash. balance 10
he On terms price LO; 10 exceed 900 we have
AL immaculate Chent for the above. Il. h. GILBERT
a co. go 81. NV. rnys-3t
ANTED-JUNE /, A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
w the summer In City suburbs by Gentleman
aud Vile without Children; state terms. which must
be low, best reference. II III, star Office.
Hy6-tu.WSs3t
NVANTED-IHE CARE OF FURNISHED
w House Tor the summer by a Lady; no Children
References exchanged Address ANN, star ONCE
ul5-sStit-
NVANTED-A Ten ROOM HOUSE II IRE
w northwest. from 5000 10 900, for an nnIe-
Clzte p1rcssSE A4sO House OF elsHt for $4,000
or $1,000 THUS. q. HEN>kI & CO.
ml-oteO 1900 r So NV
ANTLD-FOK A sYNDICATE-PROPEKTY on
w dth, Sth 10Th. l1tn, l2lh A.d 18th a. ".
between "a ave- and ii 81. NV ACkEk & c. DSBI,
lOOS 81. u2-lIu
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w Work in private family. 1880 9th st. NV IL
NVANTED-AN ACTIVE COLORED BOY ROM 20
w to ~ years of 20 Attend 10 Horse ana Make
Himself Useful in a Store Address X. C., star office.
mlU-3r
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Str. and dwg. 1881 Nd.
ave. n.e.......... SSI.o'
Store,441x q st. n.w2O. 81
Store room LIST and N
sts- NV. ................l'
The above is only o pol
books. For full list call a
the LIST aud 18th. lm9l
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NNANTED-SEVERAL DRESS MAKERS, ALSO
w Two smart Apprentices that can sew at VI. L.
HAYDLNfS, 0.j1 Sth 81. e. IT.
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WANTED - MILLINERY BODY WORKERS.
w good salary to experienced workers. at The
BON MARCHE, 3l6 9Th NV. my1O
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - TIN ROOFING-WANT TO EX-
w change lumber and mill work for tin roofing.
Call for specifications on THOMAS W. SMITH. lu1n-
Der dealer mylO-3t.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

" - ~ Il IL ID'D-hLtlI.
IIIKsT-cLAss FAMILY BOARD Al THE SEA-
fishing, boating, &c; terms. S6 week Address W. Z.
wksl, Ridge z. o., ST. Mary's Co., hid. mylO-2w'
CHESTNUT GROVE CDARBY's CoTTAGE), 3
Rooms and accommodations; milk. shade and good
water; terms moderate. Apply on premises. m1C-6t'
SoMERSET-A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SIM
shade milk, fruit and vegetables TINS mpode.ate
Tsferences EXCHANGED. Mrs. WM L. MoNCURt,
Richland Stafford Co., Va mylO- Inn
AUILT COUNTRY BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY
" for summer Months in Shenandoah Valley. Ad-
On S. Mrs NJ 7. BOYCE, Va. myloSl7-2t'
DoANoKE TERRACE ROCKVILLE, MD, OPEN
ton spaeions erounGs essnt sre .rv raoSs
southern exposure table firstlass children four
to II, Room IS Atlantic Buiidins mio-5t'
NANTED-BoARD IL COUNTRY FOR LADY
and Child; Fails Church OF some point on Metro
dations and price. l. ". NJ, Star Office. IT.
TWO OR THREE LADIES OR GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with Front Rooms and board
We Pc. boz II, Rockville, Md myl0-2t.
A FALLS CHURCH. WA LIMITED NUMBER
h 1 Se al u rms air oI pd as me me-
m9squit9es; terms reasonable. Address MRS Z.
ENGLAND, Falls Church Va mylO-6t
DoARDERs WANTED AMONG TIE HILLS OF
ID Western Massachusetts. on farm aceomInodate
ten or twelve; terms reasonable; me scenery aud
pleasant drives W. star oflce IT.
n
~ Gated country house. surrounded BY large grounds
and shade and fruit: high and healthy; convenient 70
all the departments; all modern improvements. Or
EXCHANGED. Apply after at southeast
her Of New York ave. and LIST ST NV IT.
ARGE BRICK HOUSE. SHADY LAWN. FRUIT
A and fresh vegetables; abundance OF milk and
spdra addTess Spring BANK xeIandrs Va
my l0-1m'
EUREKA HOUSE. JOsEPH F. HOLMAN, PRO
IL prietor-Ednburg Va. IN the beautiful Valley a
virginia; frst-caSs IN all Its appointments: terms
BOARD IN THE MISUNDERSTANDING
plenty Of shade milk, fresh Vegetables and sui
phur waters. Address Mrs JOHN STOCKTON, Rio.
Aloemarie Co, Va myl-lm
. SUMMER BOARDERs TAKEN Al PHILOMoNT
and bessthfui sections Of Virginia: sbunds.ce of
shade fruit. milk, vegetables. Sc; dancing paviion
aud other annsements- For particulars address d.
j. TAVENNER. mye-th&s3m
DoARDEks WANTED NEAR ADAMsTowN,
trains daily brick house ge porches halls and bed
rV sSpaae-eodim. '' - 80 Mrs j. C. wEEMs.
a DELIGHTFUL HOME FoR SUMMER BoAR6-
"A ers on the Patapseo. Elkridge He shts; very
box 90. Enicott City. Maryland splo-lm'
BOARDING.
OOOp DAY BoARD-S3 PER wEEK-EARIY
" breakfast and O'Clock dinner ol3 4th st. NV.
opposite PENSION Once. IT
A PHILADELPHIA LADY HAS TAKEN HOUSE
is solicited Prices reasonable. 1r
DOARDING-LARGEN NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
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WANTED-MAN As AGENT OF OUR PATENT
w Safes size .SN STlS inches. $50 retail. all
SIZES as IO" ne" styles. new patterns lock new
factory. not governed by safe pyU. every safe war
rantei; rarr chluCe, permanent business. Our terms
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rue or TAP alone ali scientific taiOrs cut
PATTERNS and materials cut and and INSTRUCTION
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FURNISHED.
K mr. Mcpherson So. $3.50 jefferson pl. bet Conn
st. bet. 9th Il 300 and 18Th 30
NJ st. bet 9Th and Sth Partly furnished 10
SITS thouse overlooks Conn ave, al accent
Conn. and r. 800 latay etIe square. 200
bet. 18th and Sth BOO Conn above r.. 200
h ST. bet. l4th Mass. ave bet l4th and
18th sts......-...-...,2o0 10th Instrumentation
Connecticut ave above 9th at bet K and Lists ! 80
Rst............2CS.33 DE Sales st........... l5o
Vermont ave. bet. U st. bet. 18th 18th
and sts............2O0' 100
House, Dupont Circle 200 ST. bet. 18th 9Th IS
URNISHED--SUMME MONTHS.
10Th st. bet \ o SITS 90 r. l. ave. bet. 18th and
29th ST. near load st TO Conn. ave........-S50
2lst st. bet sts... 30 goth st. bet y 30
Conn av. bet. SITS 80 l4th St bet. SITS 40
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR o.
flCE. THESE HOl SEES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PEhMl1S from OUR OFFICE.
HILL x JOHNSTON.
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