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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
ATM Or THE TEACHER.
STATE SUPT. STANLEY TALKS ON
SCHOOL TOPICS.
County Teachers Association Holds q
Well Attended and Interesting
Meeting at Which Many Able Pa.
pers Are Read-Peyton Carter the
President.
From Saturdays Daily.l

The largest attendance in severa
years on the morning session greetet
the County Teachers association to-
day. About 50 teachers were present
at the Central building and in the ai'
ternoon the room was crowded.
After the invocation by Supt. D. F.
Shirk and music came the election Of
officers for the year which resulted as
follows:
President, Peyton Carter, Chapman.
Vice President, W. l. Early, Hope.
Secretary, Lucy Stacy, Industry.
The remainder Of the morning was
devoted to a class drill conducted by
Supt. J. c. Gray, Of the Abilene city
schools, which was not only helpful
but very interesting.
This afternoons session opened
with an interesting paper by l.. H.
Wishard Of Solomon on "Rosseau VS.,
Horace Mann" Discussion by H. M.
Ambrose, Miss Frances Davidson,
"Drawing in the District Schools"
by Miss Leila Stackhouse with discus
sion by A. Lockhart and Carrie
Matson; recitation, Miss Emma
and announcements for the
year, completed the program.
The came the treat Of the day in an
address by State Superintendent Z.
Of Topeka. Supt. Stanley
discussed the aim and duty Of the
teacher, impressing the fact that the
teacher is something more than a |
machine, that bis work Is more than
TO drill facts into the child.--lt is to |
build and form character, to make
cultured men and women, strong in
the best elements OF manhood and
womanhood. He emphasized this
luty Of the teacher and bis address
vas throughout uplifting andinspir-
NO.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
A Serious Operation.

A very serious operation was per-
formed Tuesday noon at the residence
Of DR.. McRill at Enterprise on the
person Of Mrs. Miller Of Pearl, both
ovaries and iallopian tubes being re
Incorporation was performed
by DR.. Ketchersld Of Hope, assisted
by Drs. Merrill and Stcelsmith. The
patient is doing well.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
SAYS THE LORD DOES IT.
Missionary 2ook Takes No Credit
for Miraculous Cures.

D. W. zook, whose preaching has
caused considerable interest, went
to Chapman where he breaches to-
night He was asked by the REELEc-
TOR concerning the alleged miraculous
cures in north Dickinson by his
touch. "Yes," he said, people
testified to having been cured but l
did not do it. The Lord did it and
they gave praise to him in my meet
ings, not to me-"
Mr. zook Is evidently very sincere
and is going to India in the full faith
that he will do great work.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist,
Beayerville, ILL.,, says; "To DIR.
Kings New Discovery | owe my life.
Was taken with la grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but Of
no avail and was given up and told l
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store | sent for
a began its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without 1t. !"
Get a free trial at J. M. Gleissner's
drugstore.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Death VI q Child.

Little Milton Burkholder, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Burkholder, aged
one year, died last evening Of brain
fever. Funeral Tuesday at 10 q. m.
from tine house; at Zion church at l
p. m. Interment in Zion cemetery.
Rev. H. C. Haithcox and Elder
Samuel Zook will ofiiciate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Don't Want Much.

F. c. Thompson, who claims some
kind Of a lien on the store building
now occupied by j. E. Brewer, has
brought suit against Mr.. Brewer and
W. H. Burrows, an eastern man who
claims ownership Of the building, for
$4,000 damages for use of it. Thos.
Able is Mr.. Burrows agent here.
Johanna Nusz Of Woodbine has
brought suit against the London In
surance company to quit title to a
piece Of real estate and for 800 dam
nOnc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
A Slaughter Sale Of Boots.

Five hundred pairs Of boots that
must go at some price. Fifty to sew
enty-Gye per cent less than cost.
Mems boots worth $500 at $500.
Boys boots at $3.50. Youths boots
from SOC to s1.OO. The finest chill
dren's calf boots that will wear three
times as long as pair Of shoes at the
same price for sl.O0 at
i0-St MoISERNEY's.-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Highest Of al Leaveang Powe-LaseA U.S. Govt Rspon
@!A!:!!!!! q! BBs';!Rs Bs*a:sE
ABSOLUTELY Pune
\. Bergstresser. dentist.

The Enterprise Creamery COM
pany paid 10000 to its patrons for
October milk yesterday.
"A. Broadfoot, evangelist, will
preach at Talmage school house next
Sunday at Up. nj. All invited.
The Salina Sun says that John
Lane, the new Monitor rustler. was q
Republican only few months ago.
WE Hammond, the good looking
druggist Of Manchester, was granted
o druggists permit today in probate
court.
j. G. Russell and wife OF Chap
man are representatives Of tho Dick
inson county press on the editorial
excursion to Hot Springs, Ark.
The county high school board
will have meeting Nov. 27 at Chap
man on the occasion Of the next
lecture in the high school course.
Browns dam had break in the
apron about mid stream some time
ago but is being repaired and will
soon be better and stronger than ever.
Topeka journal; The activity Of
Dickinson county cresmeries would
indicate that Dickinson county cares
not who makes the states laws 10 she
can make its butter.
The Herington Signal wonders
why farmers will stack their hay 80
near the railroad. For the same
reason that town man always builds
o leaf bonfire close to q handsome
shade tree.
On Saturday evening the Misses
lands gave q pleasant party at their
home south Of town in honor OF Miss
Minnie Galligar About 80 were
present and all had a delightful time.
Refreshments were served late In the
evening.
M. l.. Bowling, formerly Of Chap
man and a teacher Of this county.
was married few days ago to Miss
Mary Shea, formerly Of Chapman, at
Cripple Creek, Colo. Mr. Bowling Is
deputy U. $. Surveyor and surveyed
most OF the mines Of the Cripple Creek
district.
An Abilene minister warned bis
congregation against dancing because
Of couples wandering in the "conser.
vatory," There is not conservatory
in town and never has been. He
must have been reading New York
story paper.
One Of tho things that will make
social card games pleasant this winter
will be to recall Rev. Tarbill's remark,
"Card players generally are neither
the most intelligent nor elevated"
The Merry Wives will pass resolu-
tions at their next meeting.
Lawrence Journal: A couple
living in Abilene have just been
and will 90 as missionaries
TO India. How silly these people are
10 wander of to India to convert the
heather when it hasn't been a month
yet since their own county was
carried by the Populists.
The debate on Keats and Bret
Hartc at the high school will be pulled
,ff next Friday. 1t will be to finish
and without gloves. Ed Little will
coach the Harte crowd and T. Il.
Dewey the Keats contingent. Art for
Irt's sake is going to get one Of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Suffering From PARALYSIS.

c. M. Carver received telegram
Tuesday morning announcing that his
mother Is seriously III at New Cum
berland, Pa, having suffered par
alytio stroke. Mr.. Carver leaves to-
night to be at her bedside,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
Married in Abilene.

Mrs. L. Hees, who has been with
pr. and Mrs. Steelsmith, and DR..
Williams, Of Cherokee county, were
married last evening at DR.. Steel
smiths. Rev. Dr., Blayney ofliciated.
DR.. Williams is one Of Columbus
leading physicians apd bis wife has
resided here for sometime as house
keeper for DR.. and Mrs. Steelsmith.
They will reside in Columbus.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-21
LIGHT FRANCHISE GIVEN.
CITY COUNCIL TALKS BUSINESS
TO PROMOTERS.
Permission to Put Up Light Poles and
Wires Il Freely Granted But the
City Makes No Contract for Street
Lighting Interesting Discussions.


A crowded council chamber wal
seen at the city hall last evening on
the occasion Of the special meeting Of
the council to discuss electric light.
ing. All members Of the council
were present but Shook.
An ordinance was presented grant
ing a franchise to 5. 0. and A. H.
Norris Of Kansas city to put in light
plant. After some discussion and
amendment it was adopted by Sec
tions and as whole. A synopsis of
the provisions is as follows:
Samuel 0. Norris and Albert H.
Norris grantees and assigns, are en-
powered to build, construct, main
tain and operate electric light and
power plant and company, to erect
poles, lay wires, etc.
"A. An lamps, e.c'' snall Dc tne Prop
e,'y VI ersn'ees' pu' sran'ees snall III
streets and alleys in as good condi-
tion as before, and in case they fail to
aq 10 tne Guy may make repairs at
the light company's expense.
roles ana aerial structures shall DO
located inside curo lines ana to dis
Sy s,h,o NJ WI 01o "D'v sa ,h .. svi0 os a., - vs
length shall be used and Street and
slley committee shall at all times
have charge OF location Of poles. The
city authorities ruling in the matter
shall be final but the company shall
pot be prevented from reaching such
houses as II desires with wires aud
poles,
This franchise shall last u years
rom S. ua.e'
,;, ron.Sd;n NV ~ tufy ~ Wv s.,as Is .na "
wires by malicious persons and pro.
viding punishment.
- Unless work is commenced within MN
~ -, usy. aau V1InPlo,ou a:' m.'n.a aoo
voId
All other ordinances conflicting are
repealed.
Messrs' Morris then presented the
following proposition for street light
ng'
We will maze a contract with the
NV W i'i ,''n 0io'sA "io NeA'' "Au
Il nm 40 lamno to burn nnt;l 70
,'clock midnight on standard moon
light schedule. lncandescents to
'9FR oil night
FMS also PROVOKED considerable u.s.
'usslon' oo'n from counclll'en anu
ltlSenS' IL was asserted oy several
Aa' 'ne Guy mas no money 10 pay lot
ny s'rep' ilgn''ng' l'S finances are
90 closely run now ana until re-
lac'lon In wafer ren'ai Is secured
lghtS are OUT OF the questloh' on
ne o.ner nana IL was Illuminated Una. t
uolclous joia''nnlng system woula q
aise enough money 10 ligh1 Ihe clty'
u' 'n's ls a'l uncertain quan'i'y anu anu g
o one can preoic' now long II Will +
asI' +
Az last the proPosltloh was referred h
the nnahce committee. Inc senti-
lent In iavor OF street hgnting is h
'rohg ana doup'less somethihg Will
aone. +,
IAe REFLECTOR suggests, and the !,
20 proposition meets with great favor y
mong the leading taxpayers that !,
u 'ne present the CITY take three arc :,
gnts--one TO DC placed at Second
nd Buckeye one on Third and Broad
ay and one at Cedar and Second.
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Southwest Sunday Schools.

Following is the program Of tho
Southwest Dickinson Sunday School
association to be held at Harmony
church, Saturday November SOth'
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WOODWORK AND CUT GRAN
ite.-Officr of building for Library of Congress.
10 East Capitol street, Washington. II. O. Feb
ruary II. lS.5.-Scparate sealed proposals will
be received at this office until TWO O'CLOCK
PM. IN FRIDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
MARCH. iS:t5. and opened Immediately thereafter
in Presence Of bi'hlers for manufacturing, fur
nishing and delivering mt the Building for the
library uf Congress. in this city, the wooden
doors and stair band rails required throughout
the Interior. and the tiles of red granite and
light blu" granite required for the main pla form
In the west approaches. Specifications. general
insi ructinns and conditions and blank forms Of
proposal may he obtained application TO this
office. BERNARD H. GREEN. Superintendent
and Engineer. i'll l6, 1871 -. .j-6t
PROPOSALS FOR TIE EXCAVATION OF A
SHAFT AT GREAT FALLS ON THE POTOMAC.
The Great Fall Power Company will receive pro-
JpsllS until NOON OF SATURDAY. THE SIN
wheel pits ~ the company's power house at Great
Falls. said shaft will be six feet by eight feet in
horizontal dimensions, and about seventy feet deep
The formation is gpess rock. with nearly yertl-
cal qualification. Bidders will sHte their price
per foot in depth OF the shaft. The successful
bidder will be required to commence work imme-
diately. The company reserves the right 10 exact
bend for the performance Of contract. and to re-
feet any ard all bids Proposals will he address
ell to the undersigned, who will furnish sieciiica
lions anil forms OF contract. and any further tu-
formation required NEEDHAM & COTTON.
Attorneys for the Great Falls Power Co..
Gtc1sia Is Sun bldg, Washington, d. c.
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1161 Pa av, store, w,g.25
l141 cath, Or, bath. %. 80
3019-21M, stores. W, g22. so
26Oi1a l.. Or, Gel. mi. 20. 80
1919 Both, Or. mi. 90
ilS 18th. 7r. mi. ..20.50
l21S 2lst. Or, W. .2O.50
SIT 7th Sc, Sr, mi. .20.50
7o0 18th, store. 20. 80
210l X. Or and store. 20
2205 l, STAIR, 20
2204 !, 7r. 10. 45
22O6 1, Tor. 40
1225 Both. Or. so
23l9le !, Sr, w.....1I.30
955 Goth, Or, mi. 10 80
240S II, Or, W, g. 1850
1881 4th, Or, W. 1850
2317 l. 5r, W, g...15.30
1925 E, Or, w-...l5.30
1222-26-2S 18th. 6r....15
20o3 \ Y ave. 7r.....15
400 I'D, Or, Wa. ...1i. %
Io02-4-S Chace ct, 6r, IA
23u9-11 Va ave. W. 30
2615 X. 7r, w.....13.50
1927 Bennings, Or, ". IL. 90
2i5O Z, Or, eel. ~
912 Goth. Ar. IL
2&3 Z Alex ct,5r.w.10.5 80
Stable r'r 21O3 q. ..1O.30
4S2 La ave. office
rooms. .....S, IS, $40
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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81 Spruce, LID PIX,
Or and ba.
514 LIST Sc, 7r&b. .23.D
519 Q NV, Or fcoD 1850
1867 Harvard st,
Col Hts, Or, wa. .1s.O 90
1912 Valley. Or, wa. 12.O
PIG Poplar. 6r( coD 1850
800 L ne, Ar, wa. $50
LIE, DAVIS 4 CO.,
1919 r st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

YOUR BOARD AND CLOTHES ARE ALL YOU
get anyway, you may well enjoy life and
drop a postal to call for gents discarded gar
ments AT liberal rates. Will call for any
amy time. JUSTII'S OLD STAND. 6Iy
II ST. fla
WILL GIVE ANY ONE SlUo CASH THAT WILL
secuF. Ior government position in of
the departments. Address MERCHANT NJ, Star
Office.
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE De-
tectiye agency CONFIDENTIAL cGmmunica ions
promptly attended to; Office open all hours; best
refs CIIAS. Z. Finder. Supt, 920 4 ST. NV.
f13-Im'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers send Zoe. to $. W. FLANN, AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ja2f I'm S.W. COR. STH AND * SIS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-$15 PER MONTH-5-ROOM FRAME,
S11 Goth St; newly papered. Apply 1925 | st.
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FOR RENT

tOh KEN L.
1914 X, 17r, mi. .SS5
S2S 18th, fur. 10r. rs
24S Del ase,12r. mi. .G5 30
11OS Pa ave, st&cel. so
$40 18th. Office rms. so
454 d, Or. st & eel. IS
114G Conn ave, st&cel. go
3045 n, lar. mi. 80
1413 10th. 12r. mi. 5000
906 I'D. Tor. mi. 30 90
1925 Pa ave, Tor. mi. a.. 80
16 4th ne. 13r. mi. AS. 65
2325 Pa ave, Tor. mi. 40. 50
1923 Pa ave, Tor, mi. 40. 80
25OS G, Tor. eel, yd, sta 40
20lS NJ. Tor, mi. :. IS. so
Oil 18th, store, w&g. .35
2123 +. Tor. mi. :. so. so
COG 2lst. Or. mi. 80. 80
2151 L, 7r, mi. so. 80
Ne cor I'd and Pa nv
NV. Or, mi. 80. 80
$50 Goth, Tor. mi. Is. 90
l1O6 Pa ave, fla t. ir&b. Is
2210&1S ii. 7r.mi. .27. 50
21R il, 7r, mi. %. 80
1868 NJ, store&cel. .2o. 80
$50 3 ne, Sr, mi. %. so
1416 3oth, 7r, mi. .25. so
1907 18th, 6r, mi. %. so
2l35 Pa ave. Or, mi. 20. 30
For full list apply to
WESCOTT &
fC{u fbG-S
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FOR RENT
1Dl 31st, 12r&b. $1,000
29O6 n st, 10r&b. 80. so
1902 18th, NIP, Or, b.35.O0
Woodside, Md, Or
frame, 1 acres...27. so
1903 Meridian av,
Mt P, Sr. 90
SIG LIST Sc, 1r&5. .5.50
103 e Sc. Sr&b. so
DEEE
5a16-d
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1908 1 ne, Or, mi. $3.50
1871 Pierce NV, Or. ID. 30
Store in Hillstiale. 1900
Is l. NV, 5r, ID fl. .14.OO
633 18th ne, 5r. =. 1000
4 North row, Ar. 1000
SO Pierce, 3r fiat. 900
1886 Wilson NV, Or. 1900
113 Cabbage nj ne, 4rS. so
so Pierce NV, 3r fiat 500
Al Armory sw, Ar. 800
T, 18th st. and n. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT-3D FLOOR OF T04 l4TH ST., $50
per month. HILL & JOHNSTON, Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, 1903 Pa NV.
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FOR RENT

d bet nth and 18th Cor and 10th. 200
SITS, with stable. $500 n st bet 10th and
18th st bet Scott Cir Goth SITS. DDS
& o with sta) ..416.67 II st bet Goth and
Cor 10th & CorcOran $50 21st SITS. .$2Ot
Mass ave bet 18th st 18th st bet NJ and N
and Dupont Circle. 300 with stable). .20C
NJ bet 18th and 18th 300 K st bet 18th & 10th
Conn ave bet NJ and with stable). .166. 6.
SITS. go 10Th, st. .160 g.
nv & 18th st .266. CT ii st bet 10th e. Goth. IL
H st bet 18th and DeSaes st bet 18th
10TH with stable. $50 st and Conn 10
Conn nv bet II & S. $50 Corcoran st bet 18th
Cor Mass av and 18th st and II ave. .10(
St.. ............2 $50 10Th st bet Q and II. Ion
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
Hull & JOHNSTON.
f2-eotf 1903 Pa. ave.
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EnR SALE RIrILETIN.

FOR SALE BUlLEIlN,
JOHN T. WAGGAMAN. 700 18th St fulstafrsD
A two-story brick dwelling. 7-room bath;
Pierce place near 1ith; well rented SS,2o9
A 2-stOry frame on 14th St; lot lsxlVo
Fine new English basement, S-story brick
DIV filings near Capitol; fine parking; large
lots to alley; price. $1,000
Only $50 down and $50 monthly, including interest
7-room 2-story and basement brick dwell
ing H bet. 9th and 18th n.e..............S26So
Store properties on II st. ne. -SZZoo
Lots in Norris Addition, near II st. cable; 24o
x13G: $3.50 to $500. your own terms IL you
build no cash required. ~
A choice residence a ne. corner, near Du'
pont Circle; 2 baths and all MI; easy terms.
Only $14 900. A genuine bargain. oo,
New Tor br on Columbia Heights.nr- cable $6Voo
Choice lots ia Wesley Heights. $3.50 to 500.
Adjoining American University site. Also hand
some cottages, same location easy terms.
a Broom S-story brick dwelling, K st.
near North Capitol, cheap. -Sa,5Vo
Well-built Groom bricks; tath and cellar;
ne, cable; lots 15nS5. .....--.....S 200
Special bargai II in larger houses NV. and Co
lunbia Heights. Desirable ground for building or
speculation. A few choice small suburban tracts
very cheap. Also some excellent property for ex-
change Now Is the time TO buy Call for Information
x,f1
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LADIES GOODS.

NOTICE To LADIES
A Soc. bottle of Turkish Rose Leaf will be pre-
sented to every lady having her hair shampooed
or dressed at the ELITE HAIiDRESSING PAR
LOR. I'll 11th ST. NV, during this week only.
Halrdressng, Soc; shampooing Soc; smuggling, 25c.
film
MADAME JEANNERET IS SELLING Ter HAIR,
Shell Goods and TONES at very low rates. Call
and her at her parlors,
fc2-3m 600 18th at NV.
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FOR RENT-BY WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
CT

1407 St NV.
Clio 14th. 16r, office HOP nw...... $50 90
1925 st. i5r. =. .i2S. 90 so34 Newark ST.
1914 Mass av.14 100. 90 Petworth. 11r. % 90
1923 13th 11r. 80. COG Cos A ne, 7r......25.00
1902 st 5000 312 9th ne. Or. %. 90
Cor 10Th s. I,aat.7r, GIG Sd ne. Sr. $3.50
suitable for club IS 60 8 office rms, 1907 F % 90
1906 NV Sr. =. so. 90 GA Sd ne, Sr. %. so
21O7 ST. Or. -. Al. 90 1O1 Canal st.s&dw. 20. 90
14th and O. 12r. 90 732 oath NV, 7r. 1880
1854 Ore ave. Tor. 10. 90 SIS G sw. Or. 16. so
3OO3 NV, 10r.. 40 GO 233 LIST sw Or. -. 10. 40
1871 st ne, Or. 80. 90 2i3l 18th. 6r .13. 90
l Lydecker av, Hol- Blagden's alley. IS 9.30
mead ........... 80. 90 1414 9th Ar. 8. 90
2 good stables NV cheap at SIS and $25
FURNISHED.
We have large list of very desirable furnished
houses which we will furnish on application f9eo3t
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FOR SAIE-SEvERAL TLEG LOCATED
MODERN HOMES (Northwes9
WHERE OWNERS ARE
FORCED TO SELL.
I CANNOT ADVERTISE THEM.
PARTICULARS on APPLICATION.
phone 7S9 E. c. BAuMGRAS, 1410 G st.n.w.
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BOARDING..

FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT THE AU-
burn" Penna. ave and 22d ST.: SIG per mo-; cars
pass door, w. w. WAKEFIELD, Prop. It,
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FOR RENT
1928 N NV, 12r, mi. $6. 90
200 n Y ave, 11r, milo. OO
1903 14th NV. Tor, mi. IS. OO
1903 9th nw,bakery. &c. 10
400 LIST NV, Or, mi. .22.OO
1896 vt ave, Or. 20. 90
1910 e sw, Or, mi. 200
Alp LIST NV, 7r. 10
45S Maine ave, 7r. 1888
635 18th ne, Or. mi. 1900
CAYWOOD & GARRET
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WANTED-ROOMS.
LOST AND FOUND.

IoST-GOINts FROM 1872 ST. To 14TII ST.
ear, or from Florida AMI 18th ST. to 18th and
w. gold heart shaped pendint, set with Gia-
mond Suitable reward IL returned to above adj
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SHEA, G2 PA. Az. n. W.
ABS 9th st sw.s&d. $4,000
S15 q st sw. Or. 20. 80
6O5 E st Sc, Or. .20.3O
637 E st Sc, 7r. lie. 90
237 14th st sw. Or. .21 90
1876 18th st ne, or. 1850
2243 10Th st NV, Or. -. so
800 nj st sw, Or. Hoo
1907 18th st Sc, Or. 1000
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n II ave nr 8 NV.
lar .............166 81
l st near 18th NV, 14r150
Q NV, mr. Fla av. 13r. $50
NJ mr. Thomas cir, 12r. l0
De Sales st, 12r. $50
21st and o NV, Tor. lbs
2lst mr. Il nws 18r. .130
II mr. Goth NV, 11r. .12
2019 o st NV, Tor. .12
Q nr 14th NV, 13r. .12
! Jefferson. place, lar. rs
1928 18th NV. 13r. .125
r st mr. Conn av, Tor. 125
d and I'd ne. 12r. .. 100
N. Cap mr. B, Or: .s3. 80
1918 10th st NV, Tor. so
Md ave Sc, Or. .......15
s mr. 10th NV. Or. III
1906 10th st NV. Or. rs
952 Westminster, Tor. .75
21st nr ii NV, l2r....s0
B & Q fats, 7r. IS
Riggs mr. 18th st. Or. Is
NV mr. Mass ave. Or -
| Mass av mr. 18th, l5r -
aiming full description, IS
A.
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1104 n II av,7r&b. $500
1410 5th NV, 5r. ..1S.30
1870 \ Cap, Or. =. 1900
1852 Sd Sc. Or. TO- SO
Office rms, Cos 14th. -
JUST. Cos 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-921 STREET NV.
fine residence-12 rooms; in good condition;
modern improvements; southern exposure: in very
desirable location and in short distance of five car
lines INQUIRE of OWNER, 923 st. ~ f14-3t"
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LOST-A SCARF PIN. 1 LARGE PEARL SET
arOuml with diamonds, on Pennsylvania ave. bet.
II. and 9th sts or in Perry store. Reward for
return TO Star office. fe13-.t-
LOST FEB II. BET. THE SHOREIIAM AND
Alhaugh's Theatcr, small silver watch and
chatelare. Finder will be suitably rewarded
returning the same to the SHUREHAM. 1885,.
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WAREHOUSES;.

wANTED-WIIL PAY $4,000 CASH FOR GOOD
Groom house: well located; must be a bargain.
Address c. X. F..
fJ-tr Star office.
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TVIs ISL.N ID JAZZ. T.
3O9 | st NV, 6r. $3.50
4O3 C st Sc, 7r. %. 90
3O2 4th st Sc, 7r.. 20. so
615 Md av sw, Or. 1890
COG 7th st ne. Or. 10. so
325 1914 st sw, Or. .1S. 90
1226Duncan pl ne. 6r13. 80
81 Mass av NV, Or. rs. 30
1923 n ] ave se,5r. 1850
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