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The state herald., 1891-07-10
FAMILY Sltpl,LiEs.

A very convenient and handy plare
10 bny family groceries. fruits. vrss.
tables and canned goods NJ nil sorts,
fnsh bread. buns. pies aud cakes, and
lee cream, is nj the groccry and bak-
ory store " e. J. Skaters. Nirc hut.
ter kept IN lee. The highest market
price paid for Nil kinds " country
produce. t;oods dclIrrrd anywhere
In the city ftrc of el,nrpc. Come aud
tcc mo. G, !. SLATER
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Some " the weak knccd brethren
have been sccp,lcal on the question
cf successful culture Of fruit In east.
crn Colorado. II they ais atm In
doubt on this question, they should
cail on r. u. Upton In IVES. iiolyokr.
Mr. Tlpton Inns M, only demonstrated
the fnct that fruit trees can le sue.
rcssfully grown here, but hc hns
shown that tho trees will, with prop.
rr care, hear u ilnc crop Of fruit Ills
cherry trees wcT full of cherries this
srnson and the fruit maturrd Ia per.
fcctlon. III. iinc young apple trees
have made n growth this spring that
II surpassed IN M other state. lie
has n largo variety ~ different kinds
~ fruit trees and, without exception,
they arr all making u hno thrifty
grpwth and this is done without ifrl.
CATION too. W. might nanlc n mum.
her Of others WIN have al.o brcn sue.
ccssfil IN the culture VI fruit itccs.
There 4. no question about fruit cult.
ur~ being u success In eastern ColorH.
do, " the proper ear. IA exercised.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

We are Informed by members Of the
Grand Army that move is on foot
to hold Grand Army reunion at IIol-
yoke next fall. We are glad to hear
OF this move and hope the citizens
will give the boys all the encourage
mcnt possible. liza reunion can b',
held In connection with our county
fair, II will give the people chance
TO have jolly. good time and at the
samc time advertise our county.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Some of the nln'rtsls ~ tho town
have becn practicins for several even.
invs shooting black birds. We would
have printed the scorc made. but
were afraid II would cause envlous
feelings on the part Of thr crack shots
of ncighlOriiig towns.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

In the ease of Anderson vs.. Andcr.
sou. divorce, recently tried In the
county court, Judge Glynn. after
hearing the argument last Monday.
granted u dcrrre to John =. Anderson
on his rross PETITION.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Caller at the News officc.-"Where
Is the editor Of the political depart
mcnt:-
News deyil.--'.IIe Ia taking a va.
cation and Is spending most Of his
time feeling the pulse Of the voters
that he may lc able to decide on the
most sttractivc prescription. During
his absence his position on the edi-
torlal stan is filled by the taiYy EDITOR.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Miss Lucila Reynolds. daughter "
our town.man, p. u. Reynolds, mr.
rived In iiolyokc, Monday, on u visit
10 her parents. She bns for sometime
been M instructor In the high school
at Lexington, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The sonx expcctcll ili,istsased liktsy a.
Utah BY tho eminent historian, liubert II.
Bancrft. has at last appeared. n IL sbso-
lutely revelation. After visiting tho held
In person, taking testimony inpartlally
from all sides, critically reviewing tho enOr-
nous number Of ioO different authorities,
and searching many Of the secret archives
Of the Mormon Church, Mr.. Bancroft now
gives to the world this wonderful and re-
markabe work, the only true history Of MOI.
u,onism published.
Tho work rrads like romance Won
derful adventures Of trappcrs and travellers,
tie blandy Indian wars. the thrilling &C.
counts Of masxacrees and miraculous eacapcs
the famous lDanite Association or Destroy
ing Angels, the story Of brigham Young
all this fresh from the pen Of the brilliant
and gifted author f0rnls narrative Of ex-
citing interest, ~ fascinating a novel yet
true 10 the letter. Above all in surprising
interest Is the unfolding Of the great Nor
mon question and the mysteries Of Polyga-
my which will he read with eager interest
by all classes Of people tllroughout the Eng
iish speaking world. The work Is publlsled
In one large handsome volume Of over sOO
pages, bound In red and geld, and ErandIy
Illustrated with steel plate portTsits Of the
great Mormon leaders, exquisite half tune
engravings and dazzling colored plates. II
is issued BY the great Publishing House Of
the Pacific Coast, The History company Of
San fnncisco, and can only be procured
through their authorized agents. We call
attention 10 the advertisement In another
column, undar heading Of $500 Reward.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

TN Tho night of thu ith somc pnr.
tia carried IN thu large han which
was suspended over Inter Ocean ave.
nnc This mar have been done for n
jo'.r. but, II so, II lsa rather queer
kind VI n Joke 10 Irrpctraic IN the
town.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Sunday night this section " countr.
was visited by one of the heaviest
rains Of the season. There arr nov
no "ifs" Ia be considered In regard Ia
the crop NJ small vraln. A splendid
crop IL now a sur. thing.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Come In and subscribe for the
STATE HERALD. We will give you
us good terms as any other paper dare
offer. We are not running paper
simply for campaign purposes, but we
are here to stay.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The newspaper man, who syst'mat.
ically rcfrains from the slightest men,
tioR u political questions. either has
no abiding political principles or Is ton
much of a coward 10 come out SQUARE.
ly and let the people know where he
stands, but fawningly h1nds the knee
TO all parties. We respect mn outspo.
ken opponent, no matter how radical
his Views, but We have nothing but
contempt for the man who Is 81 wrap.
ped up In his own petty, personal
schemes that, politically, hc Ia amy.
thing 10 suit the company he ID In.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

whitney Irwin and wife returned,
Tuesday. from N pleasure trip 10 i'cn.
yer. Silver Plume and other points In
the mountains and report very
pleasant trip.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Ex.Mayor Daniel +. Beatty. Of Re.
atty's Celebrated Organs and Pianos,
Washington, New jersey, has returned
home from an extended tour OF the
world. Read his advertisement In
this paper and send for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

There was some pretty sharp light
ming Sunday evening and the dwell
Ing Of Mr.. Thomas Place was struck.
lie was sitting at the table reading
ut the time, and was not even shocked
by the stroke. The light WAS put out,
his book knocked out Of his hand and
the lU~e articles In the room stirred
up In general. All the dam,ge done
To the building was destroying a screen
door and splitting some Of the siding
on the building. II was u pretty mar
row escape for Mr.. Place
The state herald., 1891-07-10

II. 4. IIoskinS and y. n. MrPherrin
have nicely fitted M a sun, Of rcms,
the srond door east of court house
and now have the coolest bachelor
Quarters In iIolyuk~.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The HERALD forem, n declares that
he saw Mcdonald ho.,lnH potatoes the
irst day ~ this week, but Nc says IL
WIS a mirage.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
A proposition has been made by the

A proposition has heen made by the
parties interested in the Gordon
House property 10 sell II Ia the coun.
" O he used ~ . court house. II
the property can bc purchased al rca.
sonable ilgurcs, We believe II would
bc u wiso move to purchase II, rs II
will ic much less expense on the coun.
~ to pay interest IN the purchase
price Of the building than IL now re-.
qulrcs to pay the rent.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Lost, straycd, stolen or concealed
The political complexion of the Phil.
lips County News. A liberal reward
II offered the finder.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Colonel Webster came In last week
from New York Ia look after the in
terrsts OF his stock ranch south Of
iIVlyoke.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

by all means, Phillips county
should have county fair and the
matter should have the immediate At
tcntion ~ the citizens Of the county.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

NJ. +. Clark, Of Haxtun, brought to
the HERALD ofiicc fine sample Of
rye. The heads are unusually long
and well filled.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

One Of the most attractive feature9
Of the celebration was the Wagon leadl
Of girls representing the states. Miks
Emma Upton pers0nated the Codes
Of Liberty. The wagon was beauti.
fully decorated and loaded with the
bright eyed girls In their attractive
costumes presented a picture that
attracted much attention. The sIns-
Ing by the girls was fine.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The suggestion made by = r. II. In
the News, In regard 10 saving u sam.
pie of tha small grain In the shcaf 10
exhibit nj the fair, Is Rood one. Iiy
Az doing. the growth of straw as well
~ the quality Of wheat will bc shown,
The state herald., 1891-07-10

u. r. Brannon started, Monday
morning, on u business trip to the
Pacific co@st and expects to lie gone
about u month.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

George Poe brought tO the HERALD
of,icc a line sample of oats that meas.
urcs four feet. That Is good enough
for any country.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The Phillips County News, politi.
cally speaking. may, for the time being,
le classe,l among ''thc meek and low
ly In spirit"
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Subscribe for the STATE HERALD
and you will he better satisfied with
life In Phillips county ihan you have
ever been,
The state herald., 1891-07-10

=. W. wnrnock left NJ the HERALD
office sample Of spring wheat that
measures nve feet In hight. Who can
heat that for tall whcaty
The state herald., 1891-07-10

L. B. Putnam, Of Hrush Creek, Ia,
writes that he has purchased farm
In Phillips county and expects to ic-
come a resident Of the county and
wants the HERALD sent him that he
may Keep posted on the prospects.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The old soldiers were out In full
force on the 9Th and took an active
part In the cxcrcisos of the day.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
Holyokc, Colo. June q, 1891.

Holyokc, Colo, June 81, 1891. i,
Phillips County Alliance:
Tho next meeting Of the county u.
lance will be held on Saturday, July
nth, At ! O'Clock p. M. Election q
officers and other important b.isinetl
to lc transacted.
CHAs. r. PETER, Secretary.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. GoWlall, Of Grant,
N-b., spent the 18th In iiolyoke with
the family Of w. c. Powers.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
Looa,Lov.,

II Ia our purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
parture al all guests to our city, and rcqucst
those VIII. have visitors to inform US Of the fuct
Local news items arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Mr. II. Pruli, Of Lincoln, Nebraska
visited last week with the family OF
J. N. Whitman.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Monday morning, bright and early.
we saw w. +. Patmon rushing around
town with u ,Nx Of cigars under his
arm and when We inquired what great
event hc was celebrating, he replied;
"wc have an eleven pound lth Of Ju-
ly hoy at our house"
The state herald., 1891-07-10

J. c. Miller, Of Level. Nebraska.
called at the HERALD Office one day
this week. Mr.. Miller has timber
culture claim near lIolyokc. lie SUBJ
cribed for the HERALD that he might
keep posted on the progress Of the
country.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Question. who II editor of the
Newsy"
An..--"Thc Phillips County Pub.
ll-h'ng Company"
Q.--"who Is the company
A.-"why. the editor, Of course"
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The county commissioners hare
been In session this week cqua.izing
the tax assessment.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Advertise IN the HERALD n you
expect to do q rushing business.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

George ClaIborn and J. J. Quinn of
Denver were In iiol,oke last week In
the interest Of the Columbia building
and Loan Association u Denver.
They disposrd Of quite n runibsr Of
shares NJ stock here and have organ.
lxed local boari. They expect 10
bc able to l'sgin making loans here In
n short time. They my that tho
ron,pan! has been working largely In
the mining districts VI the state
where there are few ,orrowcrs and
that tho company l. now we'll sup.
piled with money for mixing loans.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Miss Lille Grout, Of Shellina, Mo-,
Is visiting with the family Of A. II.
Gruut Of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Waiting, only waiting Till the po-
litical shadows have = little. longer
grown.-Ncws.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Knox Akin is rejoicing over the ..t-
rival Of fine hoy at his house last
Sunday.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

The lowest prices and the best quail.
ity Of binder tWinc can be got ut Gil.
lett nrOs.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

We nrc u political buffer from bluIi.
cryllls, hut, for the present. We bcg
10 ,r excused from taking any active
part In tho political arena. as our 20.
litIrai costume bas not yet been de.
clLrd uipjn. - News.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Whist! Keep mum or We might
scare the hen OF of the nest.-News.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
A H. ~ A. NJ,

A. T.. Il \. N.
HOLYOKE LODGE (No. si) A. r. AND A. NJ.
Regular Communications the hrst and
.h,rd rr,dsys Of each month. Al, Masons In
.ood stand,nu arc cordially invitc,i To attend
" WAITE. ". N.
q r. ELLIS, secretary.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
Go to G. varney for hay.

Go to g. varney for hay.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by c.
Varney. II
A good moving machine for sale.
c. varncy.
Yes, of course, Phillips county will
have fair.
Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
You will ind all kinds Of machine
oil At Gillstt Bros.
c. NJ. c. woolman spent few days
at Julcsbu,w this week.
Got Glllett Bros. prices on binder
twine before buying.
Mrs. lline is visiting with her son,
NJ. A. Iiine, Of this place.
Machine oil at Gillett Bros, and
they got there on the prices.
Applications for final proof made out
at this Office free Of charge.
Do you know that Gillett Bros. sell
binder twine cheaper than any one.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Do you know that Gillett Bros. sci
binder twine cheaper than any one.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Yes, of course, Phillips county vii
have fair.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
X. of II,

CREsCENT IOiGE. M. -. X. OF T., meets
~ every weincs'ls, night.
C.N.C. wooLs.S. &C.
Jr Yonhas, X. Of u. L y.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Applications for final proof made oul
at this Office free Of charge.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

A good moving machine for sale.
C. Varncy.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Machine oil at Gillett Bros., an,
they got there Oh the prices.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
NJ. l.. Church.

NJ. l.. Church.
prsash,nG avery ,iunsay morning At 10
and evening at -. nd prayer meeting each
Wednesday svSntnx at s:so, mountsin time
". I. Isaii~y. Pastor.
ssaday school every sunday m"rnsng -
tho sioss of public ssrvice.
J. II. PAINTER. hnpt.
W. u. JOHNSON. Asst.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
I. q. -. T.

I. q. -. L..
lIoLroKE LoDGE. M. "a 10. o: u; meets
IL every Tuesday evening at Baher's Hail.
ILL.,. Mason, n, g
NJ Moore, sec'y.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

You will nnd all kinds Of machine
oil at Gillstt Bros.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Got Glllett Bros. prices on binder
twine before buying.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Mrs. lIine Is visiting with her son
NJ. A. liine, Of this place.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

Fifty thousand brick for sale by c.
varney. II
The state herald., 1891-07-10

c. NJ. G. woolman spent few day
ut Julcsbu,R this week.
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Bible Work In Washington.

The board Of managers OF the Washington
City Bible society met last evening in the par
lors Of the Y.N.C.A. Mr.. Ballantyne, treasurer,
reported receipts from First Baptist Church.
si0; Foundry Me. Church. $40; Chr;st's PIE
Church, Georgetown, Sle5o; from annual
members. Sl2.50. DiSbursemepts-Cost Of
Bibles distributed, s727.so; printing. postage
and delivering Of Bibles to the canvaseers,
$3.50. leaving deficit owing the American
Bible Society OF s6s0.05. Mr.. Wight, secretary
OF the committee VI supply, made report,
showing the interest taken in the present work
by the various churches. He has already dis
tributed 2. 81 Bibles to various canvassers and
has lists Of 1000 names 10 be supplied. The
work already accomplished Is not one-quarter
Of what IA 10 be done and already the deficit
reaches $3.50. DIR. Pitxer. president, read q
circular sent by him 10 the pastors Of the city,
inviting their attention 10 the work and the CO.
operation OF their churches IN meeting its ex-
psase. A grant of two Bibles to two old Indies
in the Home Of the Ineursbles was made and Of
seven Bbles 10 families without the Word Of
God
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THE OLD FIREMEN.
They Mold n Banquet and Appropriate .
Good Sum for Newman's Widow.

THY hsOHu u D"fiQuet Hstu hpprUpffHte y
Good Sum for Newman's Widow.
The old firemen's parade was fi,tingly con-
cluded yesterday afternoon by banquet at
Meyers Hotel. Mr.. James H. Richards pre-
sided and at the table were seated representa-
tives Of the veteran associations Of Baltimore.
Brooklyn and Charlestowr, Mass. In brief
address the visitors were welcomed and Mr.
APPlegar:h replied on their part, promising to
take in any Washington vet as soon as he lands
IN Baltimore. and a response was made for the
Brooklyn veterans. All congratulated the as
ISOLATION on the success of the parade and the
handsome show made. Before leaving the hall
an appropriation Of s25 was made for the FAM
lily OF Fireman Newman, who died on Friday
night Of injuries received by the collision Of
u truck with cable car in December 20 in an
swer to an alarm at 18th and F streets north
west
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The vito of Mr.. Robert ]. Murray died yes
terday. Mrs. Murray was the daughter Of the
late Joseph II. Blnckfan and had largo circls
Of friends In this city. Her funeral will take
place from her lata residence, liza New Hamp-
shire avenue, tomorrow afternoon ct O'Clock.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


BIZ, ES1s ~;
WANIED- 70 bIcK's ssEScf ron COOKS.
No ;:s. y have i'sssss. i y: pl.s ~
W for cooks. Guardianship wpisrvsss lsun1resses
ana n%Isss 'scR.:: s 4. ssE =
WANrED-Bf YOUNG LADY. A SITUATION
w, With hrss1.lass drsssnaser also place e room
A ANTkD-Bi A MAkklkD COUPLE{kNGI
situations as x sns sf B. d OF sHffa s
WANTED-EMPLOYEks f0k EXPERIENCES
s. ssi fs5 as !:
WANTED-BY PIKTY UNDERSTANDING DRUG
ss on hdss
DRUGGIST, Star once. IL
WAANSTLD.1l. a REsPkcTAbLB WHITE
and do PLAIN washing and ronn and to stay nights
city reeren es given Address a. PIP. star ONCE.
Of sr 7. m9U y
grocery store; Can give good reference. Adirs 81 j.
WANTED REsPE6TABIE WHITE WOMAN.
family. Inquire hssex court, bet. 9th ana TN. II
and NV. No cards answered. fe24I!t'
WANTED-BY An 1NDUsTRIUOsl oUN No GIRL.
w Q position in store to learn dressmaking MAY
RETZ, Tennailytown, DC. it
WANTED = EMPLOYMENT By EX.DEPART-
W ment clerk; 70 years experience; expert pennian
INDUSTRIOUS energetic and Of good habits. Address
n l., star ONCE fe:s3-.t'
WANTED. : EMPLOYMENT by An ExPEki-
w enred CLERK willing to work, good reference.
Address y. X. B. Star office. fe.s,-:u.
WANTED-BY TWO CAPABLE WHITE GIRLS
Ms. TKacY oaSs s
ID. &. fe.S:i-t.'
WANTED A RESPECrABLEGE GIRL,
" situation M nurse; best Of references Call 0iS
" ST. n W. fe21-tts
WANIED-SITUATIONS FOR SWEDISH LAIN.
W dresses anu oernlan cooks also cooks hotisemen,
drivers. Iprtets. candy Makers, engineers, pantpra
farm and dairy hands. BtKNHAMS, lilo q st. n. w.
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BOARDING.

'lshE AUBURN, PA. AVE. AND x:sp 1T. NV,
= nicsiy furnishsd rooms and board By day. wsek.W
$3.50. 10
Tax wEDsTE9. 3lS 18TH 81, M.W. j4kfEs q
nssselaD hSns Vaiss suas sSoG0 6sAyso n $1,000
snSsrsss. y II 1yH
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WANTED-BOARD.

w vnte family. BY man i want 4 comfortable
room, shall. ne at home most Of the time Address
Tx, Star Office. it,
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w dwelling. frxE. or brick small large, for in.
yesfmert solicit communications from parties WHO
have property on ST. W and large lots with small
improvements. Address IMMEDIATELY star office.
te:Ej.t'
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A PIECE
" OF Improved real estate price IRON x10, 0UO to
xlR,OOO; NO agents. Address HOPKINS, p. u. Box
672, New FORK. fel!l(t
WANTED-HOUsEs FROM a, 500 10 eO 600;
w also lots ia Nashington and Lanier Heighls.
ACKEk GADSBY,
aul3 lQOS st. ".
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ja1Js.tu.th

Il N,
1alDS.fu,h lot3 Penne. NV.
DOR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING,
L Ge1 ST. all modern inpru enlents. in good
repair Apply to ". c. JOHNSON. us 18th 81. n. W.
II in Ward place range. lot and cold water rent
el2 30 per month. Apply to JOHN +. BEALl. Lei
ST. ja2l-lm
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M MENTIONS IMPORTANT MEASURES THAT
sHoULD BE ACTED uPoS. But ron WHICH NO
TINE cAS BE HAD-NR- HEmHrtL. SPEAKS
EARNESTLY IN BEHALF OF THE DISTRICT.
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$780, .sss.. -sS
II st bet list and I'D SIS. 4.j
FURNl
Conn ave and I st tsea.
SOM per mo. $3.50. 06
h nr Mcpherson 50. -. 800
Cor X and 18th sts,
overlooking McPher-
son Square -..., -:SSs. IS
X 81 bet 18TH and 18th. 800
jefferson place aud
18th st.................3To
18th 81, overlooking
Conn ave, bet M AID
n SITS, with sta bic. :. $50
II bet l1tn and 18th. . $50
n st bet Conn ave and
18th st. ..........,..,o 80
n bet 18th and sjth. SiS. SIS
l4th st, cor L. 81. ..sO
Mass ave bet l4th and
10TH SITS. 300
18th bet 1 and X SITS. ..slU
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. .. 80
18th st bet l and X SITS. 100
Ibet 18th and 18th. It's. "a
18th st bet o and T SITS. .l05
BULLETINS CAN BE ,
FlCE. THESE HOUSE,
ONLY BIZ PERMITS fht
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

EcOR RENI-N.w. l0lI N ST.. Is ROOMS: lai7
31st st., 10 rooms Both elegantly hnishexA nicely
located nnj WY rresonAtle; Hnt W uonth OF year
G. Z. xOkAEN1s koom IL Central Natl Bank b1dg
EQR RENT-5.ROOM BRICK. WITH LARGE GIL
~ lar; al modem inlIro vsmsnts; nice situation
Id sth st. Sc key at 1l9. 7. B. sTAHL ~ La.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

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