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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-11-14

The governor Of the state will appoint
twenty delegates at large.
The State Board Of Agriculture tho
state labor commission. the State uni.
versity and the university agricultural
department. shall be entitled to ten
delegates each.
All farmers institutes. oranges. county
or local agricultural or horticultural 60
cietisa in Nebraska. not herein other.
wise provided for, ten delegates to each
organization, to be chosen or appointed
as the officers OF the respective organ
nations named shall decide.
Each irrigation association larger than
a county will be entitled to delegation
OF all its officers and ten additional
delegates.
Each local irrigation association will
be entitled to delegation of all ofiicers
and ten members.
Mayors Of cities are requested to %.
point ten delegates each. villages Eve
delegates, presidents of boards of trade
and commercial clubs five delegates
each, private and UNCONVENTIONAL col.
leges, three delegates each, and every
labor organization, local or state, shall
be entitled to three delegates.
Every regularly organized Irrigation
Ditch company shall be entitled to three
delegates.
Editors OF regularly issued newspapers
or periodicals within the state, devoted
in whole or in part to the agricultural
and commercial development of Ne
braska, shall. on presentation Of cre-
dentials, be entitled to seats and one
vote each in the convention.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
past and present members of congress
from this state. ali past and present
state officials. all members elect of the
Nebraska legislature, and all county
officials now holding Office, including
county commissioners, to attend az
delegates.
Practical papers on timely topics re-
lated to this department Of scientific
agriculture will be presented to the
meeting. Orators AID eminent experts
in various branches Of the art OF -irriga..
tion will talk or read prepared themes
at the busy sessions.
The various appointing agencies are
earnestly requested to forward to B. F.
krier. secretary Of the local executive
committee at Lexington. a full list of
delegates appointed, with post Office ad.
dress OF each.
Reduced rates will be available on all
railroads.
For further Information see the daily
and weekly press. or write to Robert w.
Barton. president of the local executive
committee. Lexington. or B. F. Kner,
secretary, same address.
A.G. WoLFENBARGER,
President Nebraska State Irrigation As.
ISOLATION.
JAMES L. McINrosH,
Secretary.
n
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-11-14

your dear face again"
"vera, leaning against the window
sill. was conscious Of the wisteria climb
ing oil about her. ito heavy. purple bios.
SONS throwing their sweetness .on the
air. She drew long breath q Il to ill
herself with the fragrance OF it-thsre
Vas comfort in the flowers after all.
II am going away to begin over
again." Gerald continued. land take
courage from the strength you have
given me this past hour. Perhaps may
never conquer myself. but ! shall never
cease to try. The thought that ! have
brought sorrow into your life drives me
mad!' he paced the room restlessly.
Il would not have my life all sun
shine the girl said. vehemently. land
you have made me % very happy oil
these weeks. and now-now that you are
going away I shall be happy still. know.
ing that you are going to reach up out
Of the darkness and be worthy Of your.
SELF"
at 10 you who are pulling me uI.
dear"
mo, no! / will not have it %! 1t il
your own better nature asserting itself
audit viii conquer in the end. And
then
"And then?" the man began, eagerly,
but would not let her answer. For
give me, dear, will not let you be so
generous"
''One cannot be too generous to those
We love. Gerald"
"Ah. my dear. there was never any
one like you. and the leaving you is like
DEATH" He hid his face ia his hands.
The girl took some pansies out Of
dish near by and put them into the
lapel Of his coat. Her fingers tremblsd
% that she could scarcely fasten the
flowers. but she spoke to him brave,y.
There 10 hearts ease for you, dear
. little sweetness and color to take
away. You will write me your plans. I
think ! would like to have you 60 now"
The man beld her hands and kissed
them reverently.
"Imay como back in year. dear-it
may be two or three. I want to leave
you free to make your own life. 1 do
not mean 10 make my fight with the
hope Of the reward that might como to
me, but for the sake OF my honor and
manhood-the things you have reused
IN me-"
Gerald. dear. II cannot think be.
yond today. You seem to have como
and to be going 90 suddenly. But I
want you to 60 and-oh. my dear" she
cried. ainging her arms about HE neck,
II have such faith in you'll"
The man held her for moment, his
dark head bent against her sunny hair.
'Siood bye my little love-" he said,
"and God help me to be worthy Of you."
The girl raised her head and looked
steadily ut him for . moment, her eyes
glowing with the light OF her high Be.
lief in him. then she slipped from his
arms and turned away that she might
not see him 60 from her.
A moment later she heard the door
close and knew that he was gone. A
great sob burst from her, but a. il she
felt that even yet she had no right to
think Of herself. che went rapidly into
the suck room and knel. by the bed.
Her aunt opened her eyes and spoke
feebly, "lIas Gerald GOMEZ
HE has been called away unexpect-
edly," the girl replied with an effort,
"but the man l love vill come beck
~~~su D-Th> C<orv To1lAr
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

<oFV1oaAIs.-DEPARTNEN OF STATE ,WASH.
tngtoo. DC. Oecenber Is, 1898 -Infofmatfno has
oeeo received At this department from Mr. Patrtck
CoIitns the ccnsel secerai q ths Uaited states
af Le1asa. ERhsd. a IT, Asath, % the llfh
Erasef At Washiagtoa. nd
Per Dispatch No. Ia Dated Oct. -, 1895 It
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FOK RENT
2035 st, 12r, fur, 715 Goth, 7r&b. .16 SC
large grounds. $3.50 co 500 20th 7r, wa Is 80
716 1ath, 13r, mi, .OO 2212 Va av, 6r wa IA
1903 F. 12r, 2b SO. .OO 5O7 22d. 5r, wa. IA 90
Cor 26.h&K l1r&b. .35 so 1912 p Or, wa "a %
934 22d NV, 9rSb sc. .46 500 23d 6r, .13. &c
631 g se Or. mi. 3 so Good 5r houses, 13th&L
2S1S NV, 8rkb. % so Sc. for white tenants6 OF
626 se, 6rSb. .1s. sol ouses for colored ten
627 G Sc, 7r&b. :. .lS.45 ants, NV, from Sc up.
de5 GEO W. LINKINS. 800 10th st. NV.
FOR RENT-15O6 = ST., II ROOMS, AMI. $50. .O0
72a m Isth srSb $40 90 50 1sls III ave sr. 2e @
$50 Second ne. 7r.. 23 Store 919 St. II SO
DEF THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 1919 st.
FOR RENT-133O AND 1892 9TH ST. NV; 10
borhoed: rent very low. FRANK T. BROWNING.
416 5th st. NV nO27-tf
FOR RENT-1747 C)RCORAN, 10B., ART. INT'R,
SIS; 6S1 Sd ne. Or. .&b. SIS; $40 Sc. 5r.,
store. $12: cottages mr. Chevy Chase, $40, $12.
no28tf FULLER 4 FULLER, 5O4 1lth.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLY ARRANGED HOUSE,
In perfect order; nice bed rooms; baths; hot
water heat; 21O6 ST. n.w.:. reasonable rent.
H. L. RUST. eos 14th st. NV. Motif
FOR RENT-614 ST. Me-; GROOM BRICK ;
mod. improvements; In good condition.; sic a
month; key at 612 K st. ne. +. w. TUCKER &
BRO, loo F st. ne. cc1O3ms
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TONE & SONS, 500 r ST.
1921 9th NV, 6r, ba,
stable ...........1S Is. 80
f24-152 Hickman st
&c, Or, ba. .16. 50
Frame cottage, MtP. 10. 90
646-E Acker ct ne,
7r, ba. a...........1 1850
$40 18th ne, 8r&ba It, 80
&6 Callan st, ,6r, wa. II 90
GA Sheridan, 5r br. 300
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

FOR HAINlTHR UEfeApEEr DESIRABLE BUILD
~ dtss IN the cttyi square S62; l1th asd D
gain On very easy terms; . number Of new houses
are now beiug erected In This square: excellent
opfrfuuity M builder or investOf.
da1a-3t BECK q wELLER, zoe 1t. NV.
FOR aAIE-HOLAEAD MANOR: 100 Fl. 'FRONT.'
By 100 deep; o. ooe Of 6eet streets; price, l0c
l. WEAVER. csr. 0th ard = sts nv. del1-0
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1881 II st ne, 5r. 80
,725 18th st ne. Or. 1000
,605 Florence ne, 6r. TO- 90
6S Canal st sw, Or 20. II
917 Md av sw. Or. 30. 80
921 C st sw, Or. :. 20. SO
925 Md av sw, Or. 30. 90
420 9Th st sw, 5r. .1G. 80
623 G st sw, Or. :. .15. 30
93S Va av sw. Or. is. 81
O22 Md nv sw, Or. rs. 30
GIT C st sw, Or. :. .15. 30
1909 D st sw, Or. 1850
219 10th st Sc, 1Or. .15. 90
CAT A st Sc. 5r.. .15. 90
1898 d st Sc, Ar. .b. 90
73O 9th st Sc, Sr. IL 90
936 Va nv Sc, 4r. .10.50
$50 Va av Sc, Sr. 1000
NV cor 12th&k SITS
Sc, Gr: -. .......1O.3O
112O X at Sc, 6r. 1000
1907 n ] av Sc, 5r. 10. 30
907 18th st Sc, lOr. 1000
103 J. st se, 7r- 10. .O0
142&1i4 N at &c, 4r. $50
Stable r'r 14l7 X st
NV, rin 4 horses
& 3 carriages. .16. 90
R'r la,3-2,9h 11ih 8:
NV ........... IO.VO
Sta = .i95 G sw. 10. 90
RI sos 18th st Ew. 800
R'r 1880 l. st NV. 500
R'r DOS Al st sw. .5. 90
Shop r'r 1923 Blag-
denis al. 10
rtion Of the property on
ce for bulletin Issued on
!. 4. WAGGAMAN,
yl7 + ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY D. D. S
1917 Yale, 14r. ba,
hot water heat. .$75.O(
1893 o st, 12r, ba. 5000
1880 9th, Sr. ba. 45. OF
PA A Sc, 10r, ba, cel40. OK
1907 9Th st, 7r&b. .1. 81
1121 18th ne, 7r, ,ba,
eel, stable. 20. 80
7S 8 st, Crib, eel. %. &c
"a R NV, 7r. ba. .22.E
727 L st ne, 6r&ba. 1906
C,a1l fnr Jict
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l63S 18th NV. Tor. As
1913 o ct NV, lOr, AS
2S23 14th st. Or. ..41.67
6l9 n Y ave, black
smith shop 4 dwg. 40
1884 18th st, Tor. 40
Flat 5, b & Q. Or. 40
2 i1th st NV. lar. 40
i742 n st, Sr. 40
2l07 Fs av. 12r. 40
1895 g st NV. 10r. 40
240 l4th st, Or. $3.50
242S l4th NV. l0r. 81. so
$40 n C st, Sr. .35
lI02 Il st, yr. IS
1908 r st NV, Or. .S5
1905 7th st, st&dw, Or .35
300 A st Sc. 10r. -. .S5
1905 18th st, Or. .S5
1902 \ c st, Or. .35
1880 10Th kt NV, ;0r. .SS
1918 Fla av NV, sr. .S5
302l T ct. Or. 80. 80. .61
lips 18th st. Or. 80
1910 e st NV, 7r. 30
Up pit 1888 7th NV. 6r 80
3021 P st. Or. 80
906 Q It nv. 80
3023 p st NV, Or. -. 80
817 11th st, 7r. ..2
$40 11th st Sc. Sr. %
62 r ct NV, rs
Up pit s24 18th nw,7r. Is
1902 9Th st NV. 7r. 20. 50
1747 s st, 7r.......42.60
1H3 Pierce pl. 7r. .22.6O
1915 n NV. l lge rm. 20
l29 ID st ye. Or. 10
Fiat 4, "B & O." 7r. 10
13l 1st st sw, Or. 20
1924 10Th st, Or. 20
UP 1104-6-S 14th st. q. 20
4015 sth ut NV. Sr. 20
1928 2th sts NV, 0r. 20
1928 10Th ct NV. Or. 30
1916 I st NV, 6r. ..16.3O
516 7th st sw. Or. .16
2209 7th st NV. Or. .16
2207 1ih ct NV. Or. .18
1929 Both st Bw.5r.12.S0
1927 Both st NV, ,5r.12 so
1887 Wth st NV. .5r.12. so
224 1st st Sw. Or. ..12.N
426 5th NV, basem't, ,2r.12
$50 Pomeroy Ut, Ar. 10. 80
1919 n 81 av (rea.) 10
NE cor 33d and Pros
pect sts.. .......... 10
lib L st se. 8r. .
925-927 Nailor's al,
bet 9th&l0th. MO
ets. ....-......S "a.
led houses apply at Office.
]. FISHER 4 CO.,
1924 + st. NV.
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sSOb hBN1-
The best 5-room brick dwelling In this city
for the price. $12.60 per month: papered
throughout. and In nrst-class repair. No. Gal
L st. s.w.: south front; front and rear yard;
on and lines.
DIGGES K FAIRFAX
Real Estate,
nos-d 613 18th st. NV.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

TEE 70 o.{sM o. Jz4 A,nscsuAEP srsAM Y
&ssssS ~ 49, se : p IN - = e. 2.
9l9l veek - ~ A9ee Nsln - ~ -
asth st. a.ws Tel. 50 H N1WMxER AH. s1l-ef
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FOR RENT

fOR REM L
Sto&dwg 414 9th st J.
NV, per year. So. 400. OF
StO&dwg 31S Pa av
NV, 20r. 100. OF
Sto, l r1n&cel, 433
11th st nw.......75.O
Sto&dwg 1924 E st& :
439 Goth NV. iOr . 50. OF
I'd 4 9OS f st, 3r. ...30.0
StO&dwg sw cor 4th
4 l SITS NV, 5r. .3. 81
Sto&1 rm, 1st Il; 2
rms ID a; COS La
Sto&dwg 937 Fin av
NV, Sr. .&. O
Sto&dw sw cor 10th
st&Ga ave, Or. .0.O
Sto&dwg i0S 11th st
sw. Tor. 20, OK
Sto&dwg 1901 1st
st sw. 5r. .15.N
Sto 93I Fla av. .1O.W
Sot&1 rm, 1116 X st
ne (rear). 900
101 11th st ne (fur),
15r, per year. Il, 500 On
124 ID st ne, Or. :. D.N
1852 9th st ne, Or. .17.5(
1O11 E Cap st, Or. .17.N
50 II st ne, 6r. .15.W
3 Fenton st ne, 6r. .15.W
lilo Sth st lie, 6r. .14.S(
So Myrtle st ne, Ir.13.5(
71S L at ne. Or. ....12.G
1908 I'd st Ne, Or. 1928;
704 I'd st ne, 5r. .12.a
COB Florence ne, er. .12.N
The above is only a I
my books.
For full list call at OF
the LIST and 18th.
dp1G-w fam
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ACCOUNTANT,

J. 3. BATE -
Huh11o Accountaut cd AulltaR. --I.-
8 9esm ~, WashiEgson LaaP' and Tssst huilHinn.
oc0l Am Cor. eth and r Sts. :
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OHA1[W BUNDx, ~
0QM1140HE6 Or pED2
0f slS q. aIWs <ss~ 1l~l0 Ssa6se.
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FOR RENT .
ITO \ H av.25r. 1896. 81
2u25 Col road. 20r. .2Ool
l411 & st NV, 13r. 100
l01i Conn av, lar. .1SI
1905 n H av, 16r. $50,
17i7 I'st, lar. .16O
1T55 r l av. 13r,
per mo by year. .187. so
Ella 18th st NV.
621 18th ct NV. I2r. .125
1890 y Y av NV, l2r. 1875
3043 P st NV. 17r. .1S
1909 Conn ave. 12r. 100
1901 10th st NV, 11r. 100
GIT 18th st NV, 10r. 100
1873 Ella av,p't I'd fl.1O6
@17 Mass av, I1r. 100
TakDma Park, Carroll
av, 13r. 100
:4S8 y ct NV. 12r.. 100
1893 Jef pl, 12r. ....1cO
1885 II l av, i0r ....10O
1927 Conn av, 11r. SIS
1884 s st NV. ISr. .s3. IS
1928 DeSales t,l1r.S3. .SS
1910 14th st NV fstore
and dwclllng), 0r. ..75
i5S4 2Sth st NV, l2r. .75
1913 Wyoming av, 16r. .6
1921 21st at NV, Tor. .05
616 e st NV, 16r. ..65
SO20 n st NV. 12r. .65
3097 n st NV, 12r. .65
602 e st NV. 11r. -. .65
1919 NJ st NV. go
l119 18th at NV, Or. go
233 Q ct NV. 1877. .65
t05 i1th st NV, 2r. .85
1918 F st, 12r. go
1915 goth st NV. 10r. co
1876 18th st NV, 12r. 80
$50 n Y ave. 14r. 1854
l24 N Y ave, 18r. IS
20 n ] ave Sc, 12r. IS
l24S 11th st. lOr. .N
1924 7th st NV. store
and dwelling, Z rrns.5O
Sl4 Hillyer pl, 11r. 80
l2l3 R / av. 16r. -. so
2235 Q st, 1Or. 80
242S 14th ct NV. Tor. 81 so
l4l1 10th at NV, 8r. so
l343 Fla av.p't 1st f.5O
Near Stott's station,
ID G. 1lr. 80
500 21st ct NV, Or.
@3i Hillyer pl. Tor. . 80
Scheutzcn Pk. large DIV. so
E0l6 + st NV. 11r. -. so
BIZ 18th at NV, 12r. so
Pa II st. Tor. -. ..R
For q full list of furrisl
THOS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE A SHORT DISTANCE FROM WASH
ington city, on extremely easy terns-7 acres
large house and barn. $4,000: acres new house
end barn, <4OOO; acres, Groom house and ba m
$l,dU; Groom cottage, acres 81 600; AZ aces
y 500; a acres, 81 80; acres. small house
$3.50; ,S6 acres for 81, 80: houses barn and 81
acres for 81. 600; tracts of from to 5 acres suit
able for persons employed in city, cheap and on
easy terms. Also, y-reom house barn and 10
acres, broom house and 10 acres. for rent Also
land within 81 miles of the city. ON and near
Potomac river, as low 50 per acre. Gall or
send for large list of property and map show ing
county and railroads around city and a picture Of
proposed memorial bridge to Arlington. offce
VIII he open during Christmas holidays LAND
Eear the national capital will ever be yalua ble
and seryfceable. Lots at Ballston. 81 per week
Call and me.
JAMES +. CLEMENTS
ulo-3t- 1921 4 St nv
FOR SALE PIEDMONT, VA, SPLENDID FARM;
SU acres; handsome residence, dc; crops stock
implements and furniture for the how price Of
$500: worth seeing; write. Box %, charlottes-
ville Va. deli -6ts
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE IN CITY
.l56 acre farm mile from Rockville, Nd nice
dwelling; crols in: water 10 every field Value
$4,000. Address FARMER A.. Star once d5 ms
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F0R AAIH-AND RxOHANGE-
6everal nKst-ci60 hnsinesg proDert1ea, iaelndine
oogDD nne corDefs.
Heusee ffea $50 DO %. 600. .
xOto h al 0oc<1nnD - the c1fy, non no m.
Wssd. tap1etn y. 9. AUKkA, 80 It. n.w.-
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
UNFURNIsHED,

ESk kAST-929 x ST. NV. II RS. A.ML-$ 800
- - St n.w, 10 rooms. ami. 60 90
GIG 18th ST. ne, rooms. ANIL, new...... 1400
12z3 st. Sc. rooms. water. r......... $50
Store 1923 1Ith ST. NV. Observation-Disclosures. Z5o0
FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 6s2 PA, AV NV.
COS East Capitol St, 10 roon1s ami SEQ. 90
lSay 81. st&dw 80 90 1876 7th ct ne, 6r. II 50
$50 I'd st ne, 6r. .23 90 A7y st sw Dr. IA so
23T 18th st sw, Or. 80 90 S2S st svy Or II 90
62O I'd ct NV, 6r. 1S.so 500 18th ct me- e. rs 80
132 Tenn me- 81. Ia. 30 14o4 st Sc s5r 10 so
~ st sw 6r 15. 30 $40 H st sw, 5r. 10 80
rs 18th st sw, Or ID. .30 1O1T NJ se 5r. g. so
431 NY av NV. Or 1900 19tb&Fla ay NV sfo & 90
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INER & CO.. 918 E NV.

1873 va av. Or. mi. 1850
z22e @. 7r. mi. i.....ls.D -
1909 10th. Or, w.. ,..1S.30
92S N Fl ave, 7r. 1880
30l &. 7r. eel. w.16.OV
Is Defrees, 6r. hi. l6. 40
2s01 n, sr, w.....16.0O
24O6 h, Or, wa. 1880
121h $50. 5r, w..15.3O
95S 18th. Or. eel. 1880
6l4 10th. hall. 1850
32lO o, 7r. Gel, w,g.15.30
2907 n. 5r. rs. 90
92S 4th ne, Or, wa. .14.W
2716 n. 6r. eel. w.g.1S.0
26l6 K, Or. wa. 1850
24l6-l7 N, 0r, va. .l8.oO
4O3 22d. Or. wA....12.75
240S II. Or, wa. a....12.W
SIT 2Sd, Or, wa. 1880
2410 n, Or, w......12.@
81 18th, Or, w,g. .11.30
OIL 30, Or, wa. .1O.W
J IT'S Hayes Ct. Ar.w.l0.60
( ol7 " ne. Or. va. .10.50
21l6 p, 6r.........10.W
8001S n, o.. 1000
l17 Z. Sr. r.........1 1000
641 18th, Or. 90
01o N. E. 1000
176S Superior, 5r,w.10.00
our uthee list.
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oNn TABLE BoARDKR CAN HAVE GOOD HONE
the Cairo 1873 18th ST. NV. 1t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-REsiINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand delivered free
in city; one month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. sEAMANS & BENEDICT,
de14-n Cor. eth and r sts. NV.
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FOR RENT
ia 10Th, l2r, mi. $45. 81
400 Pa ave. Tor. AZ. 50
H21 H. Tor. mi. ...40.O
+ 1413 L, sto, w&g. 20. a
1919 31st, t2r. mi. .40.50
y016 n. l0r, mi. .45. 50
mss =. Or, mi. .@. so
1205 20, 7r&cel, mi. 35. 80
oil 28d. Or. mi ....35.5O
H3S +, 10r, mi. ...--
929 n b av, r,mi. 80. sc
205-7 l. Or. mi. 40. 60
1910 n Il av. 7r, mi. d. .Oo
2207 H. Sr. mi. =. .4.a
1141 l0th, 6r, mi. -. 50
l007 s, Or. mi. ......N. So
l206-1O-12 25th ct,
7r. mi. .8. 90
$40 23d, Or, mi. 70. &c
) 1915 Col'ia, 7r,w,g.22.5C
1912 N Fl ave. Or, mi %. 80
1910 10Th. 7r. mi. ..2l.5C
l410 10Th, 6r, eel, mi. %. 90
617 7th &c. Sr, mi. 20. 80
8O L. Or, mi. .5C
GIT 23d. 6r. mi. 80. Sc
1913 80th, Or. b, wig. 20. 80
166 11th SO. 7r, mf. 1S. 50
( III 23d, 6r. eel, mi. .l8.Gl
e06&0 @, stores, y. .lS.M
NlI19 d. 7r. wa. 1880
- tomorrow's Star to,
N fsIl list apsly to Y
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FOR RENT-16S4 st. NV THIS VERY DE-
and brick (corner) dwelling, containing 13 rooms
and bath room; steam heat; all modern cOnven-
ieEces; rent reduced $50 per month; fine loca-
ton. THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., 1924 F ST.
NV 1a1E
Evening star., 1896-12-16

WASHINGTON, DC, POST OFFICE NOTICE
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Evening star., 1896-12-16

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Gle, sSr. 2b&sta. .t400
kenesav ave, 18th, 13r10O
Pc Sales mr. 18th, Or. 100
q near 22d, 14r.2 ba. 1B0
10Th near 7. 14r. ..100
9th 4 Nd ~ ne,1r.65. 90
Desirable rooms. "AtlaA-
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Evening star., 1896-12-16

FOR RENT-ss3 r NV, CIR. F., WATER $3.50
Rs. 4so .sH7 s.w7 Sr b. water: etc: 1850
Frame and one acre, Anacostia. .......... 100
de14-3t VIM. F. HOFFMAN 1921 X NV
Evening star., 1896-12-16

FOR RENT-ol6 81 81
basement bay-window y
modern uoaveaiences, :.
~ IA 18th Ut. s.w.s 4
owner. CHAS. @. Dun
NV.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

FOR RENT-DOUBLE Two-STORY BRICK STA
tle. block from 4 st. market: 10 stalls. or
more; large storage room ground floor; reduced
rent. CHAS. g. EMACK, 9O2 + st. NV. d7-2w
FOR RENT-TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE REAR
PIG @ ct. NV: room for horses and vehicles
and suitable for storage shop Rent, SIS mo-
w. g. MINNIX. 1927 NV. no28-lm
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-01-21

M Poland princeHses and peasants
wear around the throat several rows of
huge coral beads which are Supposed To-
b luely-she bigger the boadsthe great
er the luck-and the dingy looking NOR
chants 0R the f'Zwierienetz" (JeWish'
quarter Of the town., at Cracow. r~ealizs
small fortunes from tho sale q these
coral necklaces, for a Pole Of the lower
classes viii almost sooner 60 without
food or without her beloved ''Vodh''
(brandy) than forego this cheriahod or
nament. The "grando dame" 10 90 l0ath.
10 separate from her lucky beads chat
when donning evening dress with it,
parai Aernalia Of pearls and diamondas
she carries them ia her pocket on Ia tho
inside Of her corsage.
While on tho subject Of Poland, ! may
add that tho orthodox Jewesses there
with whom the country literally swarms
-are easily distinguished, apart from
any physical mark ii race, By the silkon
wigs which they are forced TO adopt ON
the morrow OF their wedding day, Their
religion exhcts that on the wedding night
tho tresses should fal lundef the bites Of
spain Of silver scissors, and che massa.
ere is So complete that, ahorn close 10
the scalp they conceal the skull under
a hidcOus construction Of coarse ailkou
strands highly ornamented ID most cases
with bands Of black velvet sewod with
small peari8 and turqn0isos.-New York
Tribune
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-01-21

All at once is heard in the distance
the clear boom OF the cannon announc-
ing the hour Of midnight The Russian
priest, standing on the steps Of the al
tar, swings his censor and announces in
tones which penetrate to the fnrthest
corners Of the edifce, "Christos voskres'
Christ hath risen), and the people an
swer him with one Voice, "Vo istine
voskresp I'm truth he hath risen). The
woman standing nearest the priest lights
her taper ut the c~onsecrated one present.
Cd to her by him, her neighbor in turn
receives the light from her, and 90 on,
till in q minute, as II were, the chapel
was illuminated with a hundred lights.
Fathers and mothers, o and daugh-
ters. friends and ralntinne amfnracad.
a another, kissing three times on the
forehead and either cheek and exchang-
ing the Easter greeting. The whole con-
gregation, then passing before the priest.
did the same with him, and high mass
now followed -Chambers' Journal
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-01-21
IcreauIfsr q Russian Psa..ntrr.

1 writer in q French review tells a
ious'story serving to show the misery
} creduiity Of the peasantry in some
IstFicts Of Russia, as well as tho au-
lacity Of the u~nscrupulous swindlers by
whom they are sometimes fieecedi An
s~adgenturer was recently tried at Saratof
for hav ing induced . Number Of PEASANTS
tonhandon 10 his keeping all their world
n possessions, with the view Of emil
grating under his guidance t~o--Jupiter.
There they were to find land in album
dance, easy TO work and marvelously fer
tia When the local authorities inter-
Veneds il was found TINT quite q band Of
smigEants were preparing 10 start for
the blessed planetary colony. We are not
told what defense was made by the pfis-
oner, but It was quite apparent that his
dupes were aware that Il was to no ter
restrial land of promise that he was Ia
bad them He was therefore indicted
and condemned for spreading false 70.
ports about Jupiter. "-Westminster Ga
nefta
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-01-21

c. ". p---s~ss - 1ueG1and, who t0ok
the medal for the best bcx Of packed or
anges at the late California State Citrus
fair, has been experimenting with iron
filings in his young orchard. Being
master mechanic of the Santa Fe system
In southern California at San Bernardo
no, he knew more about iron filings than
he did about guano or any other fer
tilizer, and knowing that a certain
amount Of iron in the soil was essential
to a healthy growth of the tree and the
production of fruit he put five pounds
Of this material around each tree, aud az
a result he has a highly colored orange,
whore before he had a pale colored fruit.
The cost is Insignificant. A thousand
trees on ten acres will require 5000
ponds of filings. which costs 81 per ton
$40 for tho ten acre orchard. OF course
this application Of iron is not intended
to suporsede all other fertilizers, but
simply to supplement them in order to
give a good color to the fruit and enable
the grower to put an attractive orange
on the market, and incidentally to assist
him occasionally in winning a gold.
medal. The railroad shops at San Ber-
nardino a furnish one ton per day Of
this material, and other shops can also
assist in supplying the demand Pro
Queer.