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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE FOR TIE INVESTOR of MODERATE:
means there's no opportunity 50 good lots at
''kcnilworth DC he projected electric vail
way VIII run directly through the suhdiS isIon
improvements in the streets, etc. pIo-
crossing rapidly. Lots. 81 down. 81 u week.
ALLEN ". MALLERl ~ co,
GA = ST. iy1G-S.n
FOR sN.E-FINE CORNER PROPERTY N Mt
Pleasant, 2SuAllI: very available for subdivision
and improvement: not affected 10y street eA.cn-
sion TYLER * RUTHERFORD. 1891 + ST. Nv
iy4-l2t"
FOR SALEM DENiSoN 4 LEIGllrpN'S II H.
division t16h st. extended a fine 'front.' lois -
cheap builder builders terms.
IVA AUGUST bDNAIII. GIL It'll.
Fer SALE-LoTS AND VILLA SITES. AT ADD
son HEIGHTS. h.iLtlfu Suldiy isiun between
Washington and Alexandria City: a squares
from the Mt. Vernon electric rs,ilrnad. cars pass
every hour during the iny from Washington 40
Alexandria City. The ,Iibdi, vision Is highly I'm
proved hy nicely graded streets. plank walks ana
over 1000 ornamental trees. Splendid water and
in full view Of Washington city, two rics dis
tant. Prices OF lots from SO $3.50. t-.rns
81 cash down. The balance 81 to s. per week; NJ
taAcs and no interest. An excGrsisn will he
given on the ?5th day of July specially for show
ing his property: Call for further particulars
HoLTZMAN 1921 F st. NV. je27tiniy2.in.
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FOR RENT
ITO y II av. 25r. 666. 61
17l7 K st NV. 17r. 80
225 Col iOrd. 20r. DO
COS Pa nv. store and
warehouse ......-. .2O
1723 r ! av. 17r. ..166.67
1011 Conn av. 14r. $50
1105 \ IL ave, 1ir..-l5p
1239 VT av NV. lar. .150
GA 18th st NV.
62l 18th st NV. l2r. .-125
1601 18th st NV. 11r.125
1880 \ Y av NV, l2r. Ia
617 18th st NV. Tor. .1GD
1913 Fla av,p't ID d. 100
Takoma Park. Carroll
ave, 13r. loo
1U2a Mass av, lar. 100
l436 y st NV. l2r. .--1Gl
l624 s st NV, l3r. ..1O1
14s3Huntington pl.l6rl0(
l718 II I av NV. 12r.1OC
1910 l4th st NV (store
and dwelliDg). 6r. =. 81
X st bet 9thSt0th. 12r. @
1l25 10th st NV, DR.. g!
1928 1 ct NV. l2r. .S3 3:
1928 I st NV, t2r. .S3.:s
1Gi4 2lst st nv 12r. .S3.2 3;
1902 NJ st NV. Sr. 81 3:
1725 DeSales ST. 3;
1916 2isi ST. a!
4l6 9Th st NV. 16r. =:
129-l225 d ST. IOr. q.
1921 21st at NV. Or. &c
712 18th st NV. 12r. .6s
1015 II st NV. 16r. d. 6:
ls4S Wyoming ar.l5r- g:
81S e 81 Bw, 1Sr. go. &c,
3025 N st rw. l2r. @:
a027 n st NV. l2r. .&
502 e st NV. 11r....G
20l4 Hillyer pl, 11r. 80
e02 11th st NV, l3r. G.
$40 11th st NV, 13r. .6f
1449 y st. I4r. O.
2233 Q st NV. 13r. 80. &C
400 18th st NV, 2r. C
s17 18th st NV. 12r- G.
1853 Roanoke st. 10r. &C.
2G B st ne, 11r. 81
1918 Goth st NV. Tor. az
1874 2sth st NV, l2r. 60
241 r st ne 7r. .G(
1915 18th ut NV. 12r .Gl
1918 Pa av, u d. Or. .Gl
1921 20.h st NV. .G
2l0S G st NV. 13r. D. 81
m& Billyer pl. lOr. ca
14t3 Q st NV. Or. .Gt
1918 r I ave, Tor. 8:
2019 Hillyer pl nw.llr.a-
i513 o ST NV. 10r. - o,
1920 n st NV. Tor. 8.
2o2l Eillyer pl. Tor. 81
1iIl 10th st NV, Sr. s.,
1898 18th NV. Tor. 81
1919 y st NV. 10r. 81
1343 Fla av.p't LIST n. 81
ri \ c st. i1r. Sc
Near Stott'S station.
Q G. 11r...........6
1915 Ccrcoran st, l1r.5
1744 y st. Sr. sc
For full list OF furnishs
THO:
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-A CORNER PROPERTY n THE
northwest for a small house in the northeast
Apply to c. T YODER, 6l5 st. NV. jyl7-3t
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FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY

FREE DENTAL NFIRMARY
62e Mass Eu. ave, Homeopathic n NJ DkPensary bldg.
No charge except for material used Extraction
free. Also Free Dspensary, 2 to 5 daily se28-tf
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1122 Vt ave, furnished.
@30 18th NV, ,Sr&b. %. 90
1240 Union sw. 6r. .1l.O
100 9th st NV. store. 80
1116 9th NV, Sr. .N
1921 Wallach pl. ..T.0
1907 10th NV. 10
ruEREORn 1an7 r. ~
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WEAVER,
- - TaIarhnn~ frnl

W. Telephone 1104.
1903 r I ave. Or. rs. so
07 F NV, Or. 90
46 D Be, Or. .H. 90
l28 p ne. 7r.......3.W
1924 14th NV. 6r. rs. 90
1922 14th NV, TT. .25. 90
b3 21st NV, Or. .22.D
l1-1b&17 Q NV. .....20.D 80
All H st NV, 6r. .2O.@
14001a S NV, store. 1880
Office rooms. 623 r.
1920 X st Sc. e.......10.W
1917 18th sc, Or. 900
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FOR RENT-25ls 18TH ST. NV COLUMBIA
Heightsb opposite Mrs. Logans modern house:
IA rooms; new; papered; mantels, firepiac-s
steam heat. awnings, screeus; $40. Open all
day OWNER. 1901 Clifton IS st. NV
ap9-f
FOR RENT-NEW RESIDENCE, 1872 10TH ST
NV: bed ;ooms parl1ls, reception hall, dining
room, kitcher furnace &c: to good tenant SIS
month. 10 room dwelling. 2l45 1 NV; very con
ye1ient locality; only SIS month.
jy3-tf DlGGEsS & FAIRFAX 6l3 18th ST NV
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED WILL PAY CASH FOR
state make, condition and price. Address TYPE
WRITER, Star Office jy1I-3ts
WANTED-FOR CARE, LIGHT USE OF HORSE
and trap by gentleman having coachman, good
carriage house and stable; best care guaranteed
address L. A. W.. Star Office. jy163t'
WANTED-NO BETTER PLACE IN THE CITY TO
buy. sell or exchange second hand furniture. car
PETS stoves. bedding, &c. Reliable dealing and
prices. Call address THE JUNCTION FUItNI-
TURE HOUSE, 7th, X and Mass ave.nw. jy15-tf
WANTED-IIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT BOUGHT;
Old and new Jewelry, watches spoons, dentist gold,
INITIATED COINS. TEETH Plates
And rLATINUM. FERD. LOEWENSTEIN, Gold
Silver Slo g st. NV. opp patent office. 1yl4-l6t'
wANTED-LADIES AND GENTS DUCK SUITS
TO clean and press: gents suits cleaned and
pressed, 81 co. coats 50c.; pants and vests, 2oc.
each. Estab. 1866. Wagon will call.
je23-1St' L. II. POSEY, 1119 14th ST.
WANTEb-HpiHIsST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
old gold silver, watches and jewery Of all de-
Gold Rehncr, SIG + st. NV, opp. patent office.
ty+23t'
Wan TED-HORSES TO BOARD OR PASTURE AT
Beale's stock farm; horses called for; terms
soEable. Apply to DAVIDSON l. DAVIDSON,
1888 +; on premises. Box 10, College Park Nd.
je15-tf
WANTED--PIANO; WILL PAY $40 CASH FOR
square plano with carved legs, or $40 for upright
piano. in good condition; state make. Address
MUSIC, Star Office. my2S3 SIN
WANTED FURNITURE MOVED; LARGEST ?
horse load in the city. $50: pianos 81; s1.
pe-ienced handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER
CO.. s2s ~ st. NV. Phone 1866 ap2a-tf
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEM ALE.
WANTED-HOUSES. "

WANTED-Foi; TERM OF YEARS, ONE OI, TWO
houses in NV. with 80 10 bed rooms, for
nist class boarding place. Address WM. A. NJ
kfIIIl', Station 4. iyl611 Is % %
WANTED HOUSES IL RENTAL. OUR DE-
slri'Ie houses are rented: We rent a
great many houses in the northwest IL desirable
IL YOUR property Is va ant let try to furnish
!ct goec tenant GEO. E EMMONS & CO.,
je20-lm 1910 r ST n w
WANTED-HOUSES 40 RENT-VE HAVE DAILY
inquiry for good houses. yours may suit: try u.s.
We give PERSONAL attention to renting houses.
6EO IL. BLISS 4 CO.. 633 F ST. NV my2S-3m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NAN1ED-AI GUST l. By MAN AND WIFE IN
furnished rooms, light housekeeping. or board in
h':Se- q. :. Room b. b. l.. -. Dept. jy17-2t.
WANTED ROOM WHERE THERE ARE BOiH
good air ard y ade by Il lady somewhat of an in
talld. either close to the city within limits
idirt - IiI TIL, Star office. iyit-2ts
WANTED - NICE UNFINISHED ROOMS;
young couple mo cliildrenj in nice neighborhcod; ;
III h4pr: rent under S1s. with heat &c. ne. or
NV. AllIrss CIVIL SERVICE. Star Office jy1G-2ts
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HOIEIS.
THE RALEIGH.

Cor. Penn. ave. and 18th st.
EUROPEAN PLAN. ABSOLUTELY FREPROOF
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies'
Also luxurious cafe for gentlemen Private
dining FOOTE'S and banquet halls. Prompt service;
hrst-ciass cuisine. Special attention given to
parties after the theater.
3a1b-tf 7. J. TALLY. Manager.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-A NEARLY NEW SURREY TouR
scatsD and harness: both from joyce: and young
and stylish family horse. handsome outfit: Si.,o-
less than half value Gl3 ). Z. ave. jy11-3t'
FOR SALE-A FINE BAY HORSE: Ii HANDS
high; gentle; suitable for buggy carriage. Ap-
ply 1917 Sth 81. a.. bet. 3 and Z pm iyl1-2ts
FOR SALE-ONE LARGE WORK HORSE. PRICE,
So. Apply at stable In rear of
jylS-2t. 3l7 Mo- ave. NV.
FOR SALE-ONE FINE VICTORIA: POLE AND
je24-24t DUNCANSoN BROS. 9th and II sts.
FOR SALE HANDSOME BROWN HORSE. SEVEN
years old; sound and without fault: ideal
family business horse; will guarantee him I'm
every respect. ROBT. CALLAHAN, 2l7 9Th
st. NV. jylG-3t'
FOR SAI.E-FIRST-CLASS SILVER HUNABuUT
buggy at n great sacrifice. NORTHERN LIB
ERrY CARRIAGE WORKS, New York ave. bet.
4th and 9th SITS. NV. jyl5-3t
FOR SALE-BY PRIVATE PARTY, TWO VERY
stylish horses: suitable for family; sound and
gentle; perfectly fearless; also one ombina ion
trap. Address Box 81, Star office. jyll-6t.
FOR SALE sURREYs BUGGIEs PHAEroNs
business and dayton wagons at cost for 30 days
cash oily. A full line Of harness, robes and
nights, 1:3) to 900 pm.
my 26-6d COOK & JARBOE 3oa5 NJ ST NV
FOR SALE SECOND. HAND DELIVERY CART
cheap Apply to A. ]. STABLER, 9a9 u st. NV
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Sd and 18th foors 333 Pa. ave-; suitable for
Offices or housekeeping price, $35 per mo- Apply
to +. CROCkE EN-. Shce StoIe. je17-tf
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FOR KENTt-1313 ST; FINE :s-ST1RY BRICK !;
II rooms; all modern improvements: good plumb
ing; cellar; furnace; good condition; first class
location. Rent, $65. NJ. ID. PECK. 934 st.
jy17-3t
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WANFfD- Statesmen To SHOW OUR CIGARS
to deIlcrs $50 weekly salary ard expenses; in
eypcticn-ed less. FOLK RrTCHiE K CO.,
st. Louis jy4-1m
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FOR RENT-14Ol II ST. NV, UNFURNISHED
rooms; In perfect order and with all eniences;
AL front; very desirable ie13-f
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FOR SALE.

In Loudoun county. Va. line tract Of land,
containing 800 acres. improved 10y a good stone
house, new barn and Necessary outbuidnss:
Of the best grazing farms in that section OF the
country.
Also small place Of ABOUT fifty acres in the
same county. improved by thrae dwellings cut
buildings and good mill. VIII s,ll the Who'll.
Tor so.~p VIII pay about 10 per cen; on the
Investment.
u. Ii. WARNER & co.
. JEI.-3t 3l6 ~. NV.
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FOR RENT-A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
just above Scott Circle: all modern improve
mcRts: very desirable 14O2 10th st. $40 mo-
ty13-tf JAMES A BATES & Co, 1907 + St W.
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FOR fENT-Hl d ST. Sc; A NICE GROOM
frame In good order; nice yards only S15.30 per
month r. f. BRADLEY 1909 i St jyIT3t
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Villa sites at Branchville Md, n. and n. II.
H.. near the new electric road. The sites con-
tain from 10 10 acres We have also foi sale
here a fine 2:-room house, win as much land as
Iiay be desired, from ) TO 80 acres; nne shade
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The handsomest corner In Washington for n
fine and commodious residence. rear Dupont
Circle; surrounded by the very finest residences;
south and fronts.
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WANTtD-A LADY Of REFINEMENT, WITH
some experience in nursing. companion to III
valid lady: state age and compensation expected
Address NJ. y. Star oiii'e. IT,
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FEMALE.

NANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work in small family; references. I3I 9th ST.
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FOR RENT-12.;3 " Y. AVE: BROOM BRICK;
In perfect order: modern improvements. Apply
to owner, c. G. DUNCANSON, 9th and ID SITS.
jyl5;it
FOR RENT-6l7 p NV, 2-STY. B.-WIN. Blt,
r. and ba.: mi; cellar; yards; good repair; So.
Also 44S NV; 2-sty. br.: 7r. and ba.: MI:
yards; cellar; good repair: So. so Apply 1916 5.
jy14 6ts
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FOR RENT : BY OWNER, ELEGANT BROOM
house, 1907 3d st. NV. Rent reduced to $40 20
per month. References required. A. G. RUEis-
SAN. l1th and Y Y iylG-2ws
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FOR RENT-ON CAPITOL HILL 3ls I'D ST. Sc.
neat Groom brick with cellar: ali mod INN
Inquire at 800 n. c. ave corner iyl7-2tsi
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WANTED-HELP
MALE.

WANTED -FIRST-CLASS CoLORED MAN COOK ;
also man for general outside work; refs. re-
QuiTcd- Apply to o. IIrfEII High View, Va,
south rl 0f Cl bridge. jy11-2t*
E'ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT TWENTY
years II age who has had some experience in the
grocery AMI provision business; must be hustler
and acquainted with northeast trade. Apply I'd
gHI & >tS. 1t
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FOR RENT BED ROOMS, uNFUR. ONE FUR. !;
with or without board; also entire first floor of
rooms, suitable for housekeeping; terms
sOnable. 1923 S st. NV. 1c*
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS
at Fairfax c. H., Va; 500 feet higher than
Washington: mosquitoes; fine lawn plenty OF
shade and fruit trees; large garden and splendid
water; stage runs by the door, handscmest place
in Fairfax county. Inquire of Is. f. GUrr-
Walls, 913 Pa. NV, over Piano Ex-
change. jyi6-2ts
FOR RENT SIX-HOOM COTTAGE, CLOSE TO
station, with half-acre lot $i5 per month
S12.5O by the year GEO. II. CALVERT, College
Park, Md. jy11 ct
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JTHERFORD. 1907 r st.
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WANTED ED-STENOGRAPHERS AND REMINGTON
Typewriter operators directed TO positions: En-
l,l-Oi F1iiS provided competent stenoSraphcrs and
Remington Operators: charge for services
WICkOFF. SE!AliANS & BEN NEDIC.T Remington
Typewriter Office. sth and F sts. W. nl2-ctf
WANTED - STESOGRAFHERS AND CALL
gIaph. 'D,nsmore'' -Yost' operators. En-
ployers provided with competent stenographers
and typewriter operators free of charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES Co., 1921 F ST.
nv mh11-:f
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE ENEitiREENS.'' FALLS CHURCH VA
Eu''tns lir.. and airy shady lawns; g,sad water:
table hrSt-class, terms moderate. W. I. CI:I MP
Irop ivlI-f M " Ina.
The Progress., 1896-05-30
Picnic,

On last Saturday the suporlhtcho1hv'
and officers Of the Methodist SUNDAY
school rendered the children picnic,
A, AN early hour each member .,
the school, with au invited guest Weo'
To tho church and in IL short t''iio I"'
Observation-Disclosures, Mr., VIII Foster
directed them ~ the depot where thoV
boarded chartered car and were 500"
of for Mooringsport Here beside INC
beautiful lake and meath the shade o'
the green trees happy day was spent,
Thoughtful teachers and mothers had
not forgotten that good dinner was
necessnly and had brought an excel
lent dinner, to which children and M
did ample Justice Gaines aud Sports
wore tho chief amuscmcnts and INC
air rang with sweet childish voice.
singing their beautiful songs. ,
Xii went home happy aud glad
boppy that they belonged to IN
Methodist sunday School aud Ela
that tho leaders of their sunday
school had not forgotten how To MAX
Iittle folks have good time
The Progress., 1896-05-30
TIFF WORLD MOVES
OR THE SUN DOES,

| don't care which teaching you
prefer, either will suit me, DC
cause ii is matter Of small concern
However, there Is on" matter o'
great importance which | desire TO
IMPRESS upon the public, and that If
the fact that | am tho dry goods an"
clothing man North Louisiana J
have in stock all kinds of wear Tor
botl. ladies' and misses, men and boys
throughout from hose to hats. am
thoroughly in earnest about this
and believing l have II beautiful Sum,
mer stock, will take II delight IL
showing my goods and quoting
prlces. DrN mum "'''.
The Progress., 1896-05-30
Ths Heslioss,

Notwithstanding the eXceeo'hFN
warm weather during the past weeks,
the morning and evening services Nv
tho compress have been quite wen Nv
tended and tho interest taken mas oeoo
encouraging to tho faithful eVahSe''s'
and his supporters, -,
At each OF the several churches on
last Sunday there were NUMBER "
additions which are evidences OF some
of the good effects Of these meetings
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush delight their
hearers at each service with songs ap
propriate to the discourse OF the
lender. worded and hearted speaker,
DR.. Barron, by his loving gon'le
tender manner, has won many warn
friends and ardent admirers. From
here he will go to Dallas, Tex io'
the purpose Of Offering salvatloh 10 th'
unbeiievers. News reached mere III"
DR.. Wharton, who needs no lntroooc
ton to onr people, would arrive IN Gu
city this week and take up Dr. ha'
ron's work,
he will be welcomed by his man
admirers whom We trust will hot u
disappointed, and who are looking 10
his coming
The Progress., 1896-05-30
Do You w ant

To get ahead in tie world ?
70 provide for the education OF your
children?
TO rsptect yourself and loved ones
against possible Universities!
Il YOU want this, call on VIM. 9,
Aours and he will let you have IT.
Office, oyer Phelps corner.
The Progress., 1896-05-30
Thoroughbred Pigs.

have for sale couple Of fine folano
China bOars, SIX months old' !" Wv
condition, weight l25 pounds, ooS' u
nediyrcc W il sell at low prices or
trade for COW peas, Address
" WV " AUG. MEYER
"a Shreveport, la.
The Progress., 1896-05-30
JORDAN & B0OTH

to bid one and all note the fact that
he is the leading clothier of Shreve-
port and will absolutely sell cheaper
than anyone. We have have the
best stock in all respects. and beg
the privilege of proving all our as
sertions. JORDAN ~ BUM
The Progress., 1896-05-30
marriisd,

On Thursday morning at the resi-
dence OF the brides sister, Mrs. II. d.
aiargrove, DR., r G. Cambbll and Miss
Fannie James we're united In marriage,
The Progress., 1896-05-30
HcrSol)1.

DR.. and Mrs. Hicks entertained Mrs
Ragland on Friday.
Mrs. RatHburg and children are WIS
ting relatives in Texas.
Miss Fannie James spent the hrst
of this week at Longwood
Mrs. DR.. Billiu has returned from u
visit to her mother, Mrs. NnnllOOsc.
Mr.. Whitcd, Of Aldcn's Bridge,
spent u day or so in our city during
this week.
Miss Lucio MetcalI and little Allie
Rutherford left Sunday for II visit to
Spring Ridge.
Misses Mary VanLear and Sarah
Davis will be numbered among the
graduates alta Kentucky college.
Mrs. Marsdeu and little daughter,
Maize, left on Thursday for Marshall,
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Holmes, of Red River. was in
the city on Monday aud attended the
the grand opening Of Bigart 4 Co.
Miss SalIic Gill left on Tuesday for
Memphis, Tenn, where she will visit
her sister. We wish her pleasant
visit
Mrs. Short, of Texas, who has bee,
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Van
I Hoose on Red River, is now visiting 1t
, our city.
Miss Goggan, WI o has been TIT
+ Quest OF Miss Prescott Tor the past iey
weeks, returned to her homo at dal
Q weston on Tuesday,
Mr.. Seymour Calm, accompanied D
= Mr.. Leon Kahn and other friends lei
n this week for Mobile, Ala, where h
n goes to claim his bride.
T. Quite number OF instructors IN IN
Q public schools of this section OF VI
Il State are expected to arrive to day an
;. Monday to attend the Peabody Norma
+ Miss Alice Cote, who has been
T. student ut the High School and men
her Of DR.. and Mrs La Pradc's hous
" hold, returned to her home III AL
IL hama,
,r Miss Matte Belle Gregg, anoth'
visitor. who has been charming bel
of society all the past season, eXpe'
to return to her home in Denver, u
next week.
Mrs. George POLICEMAN, ACCOMPANY
H. nv her little son, Soaay, left on su
Il. SUNDAY night for Galveston, where $
ss expects to remain the greater part
70, the Summer.
The Progress., 1896-05-30
SPREAD THE NEWS.

Talk it Up; Tell it Loud.
When you know of good thing
push 1t along. Keep it g~ing, make
# do the world service. Hide no
liybt under bnshel, bury no talent
but make all conserve and promote
,be welfare of the human family.
This is the aim and idea when
prompt
The Progress., 1896-05-30

Rev. W. s. Pcnick officiating. The
bride Is we'll known to many houscholuS
and her quiet, gentle manner won 'h'
admiration Of all. Dr.. Campbcll is
well known in our city aud needs no
Communications
Nav much happiness be tn hrs.
The Progress., 1896-05-30

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The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-09

hole water is poured and the hole
stopped up quickly. Soon as the
water comes in contact with the
rocks, steam is generated and in
little while the kalo is thoroughly
cooked. The hole is then opened,
the roots taken out and put in water
which loosens the skin and it is easily
washed off like a boiled potato.
The roots are then pounded with a
stone pestle, on slab slightly hol-
lowed. 1t is then put into large
guards which the natives call scala
bashes." 1t is then mixed with
water until it becomes about the
consistency of thin mush and is then
set away until it foments, after which
it is ready to eat. The natives will
collect around colabash and each
use their fingers to eat with instead
of having spoons. 1t is very seldom
a native will use a knife, fork or
spoon when eating.
l have seen hogs cooked whole,
in the same way that they cook their
roots, and the meat is much sweeter
after being cooked this way, than it
is when cooked in any other way
that have seen.
The Islanders are great for gett-
ing up feastS and l will describe one
of these in my next.
H. w. B.
TO be continued
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-09

said he lived in Honolulu and that
his house was on the corner of Queen
and Punchbowl Streets, near the
Kings Church or Chapel, and that
he would like to have me live with
him and that he desired to learn nv
language and we could be help to
each other in learning and that if
would agree to this, he would fix up
a room for me and he would let me
know when to come. l told him
could not promise to stay any def
mite length of time but probably
could stay long enough to learn his
language. At this he said "all
right"
While STOPPING with Kanalua, 1
picked up paper printed in the
native language, called "The Eleela, :"
or to put it in english it is "The
Messenger" BY the aid of my vo-
cabulary I could read it. 1t pre-
tended to give an account of the
way and manner the Book of Mormon
came forth; that it was by one Joe
Smith, very bad man and warned
the natives to be aware of wolves
coming in sleeps clothing, etc.
In day or so Judge Maikai sent
word for me to come to his house to
live, as he said, as long as I wanted
to. When I went I found he had
fixed up a nice bed room, with
good bed in it with mosquito bars
around it to keep out the little pests.
He told me to eat raw fish with
poi, and by doing so would soon
learn his language. To this /
laughed at him and told him he
could eat the. fish raw, but I would
take mine cooked. Then he laughed
and said, call right, you eat your
way; but if you eat raw fish, you get
my language quick"
1 soon became fond of poi; though
at first it gagged me. 1t is made of
roots, that are cultivated in water
and the natives call it "Kalo." The
roots are cooked in a hole made in
the ground where lot of rocks are
heated and then the roots are spread
over the rocks and covered with
mats and then covered with earth,
leaving a hole in the top. Into this