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UoARp OF GoucATloN.
y. ID. ssaish Elected to the Chair OF
Natural lscieaces-I.icensrs Renewed.

Natural lscieaces-Licensrs Renewed.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Sept. AT a meeting of the
state board Of education this afternoon.
r. ID. Smith. formerly of Cornell coll
lege. was elected 90 the chair Of natural
sciences To succeed Prof. =. N. Merritt
of the State university faculty. Dillon
was placed on the list OF accredited
high schools and J. r. klock was ap-
pointed "A committee To investigate the
course of study of the Miles City High
school with a view of placing IL on the
list also.
Licenses as institute instructors of
the following places Mere renewed by
the board: James Reid. Bozeman: j,
e. Templeton. Helena; &. w. Brichard.
Virginia City; +, l.. Kern. Butte: w.
r.. Harmon. Bozeman; A. c. Newill,
Butte: j. NJ. Hamilton. Missoula: r.
=. Monical. Livingston: y. W. McFar-
land. Sheridan: II. r.. Wolf Deer
Lodge: G. NJ. Charles. formerly Of
Miles City. but now a resident of Ta-
coma: Il. O. Busenberg Of Glendlve
schools; Miss Matte Livingston. Ana
conda. Institute licenses Mere also is
sued to J. T.. Klock. Helena: ID. r..
Sanders. II. A. Hull. Dillon: Miss Helen
y. Clarke. Helena: ]. N. Parent. W. j.
Garnett of Lewistown schools; +. a..
Marsh. Great Falls; %. q. Shanklin.
Bozeman; w. n. johnson. Helena; +.
l.. Green. Kalispell: and A. W. Nell.
Miss Laura NJ. Miller. Miss Della J.
Long and J. +. Monroe ~ Dillon.
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Duke aud Duch~s. ef RIs Grnnds Ar
rested for Beating Btlis.

London. sept. The Duke and
Duchess of Rio Grande were arraigued
in Marlborough police court this morn
ing charged with defrauding hotels
and boarding houses. The duke is said
to be a Brazilian nobleman and the
duchess, IL is asserted. is niece OF ex-
United States senator conser OF Mich
igan. The prisoners were brought up
In the midst OF "A motley assemblage of
ragged criminals. They had slept In
their cells at Holloway and showed the
effects of the uncomfortable night they
had passed The charges were made BY
Mrs Elizabeth STANDBY and other
boarding house keepers.
After hearing the evidence the mag
tstrate said II was clear case OF de-
traudiug and remanded the prisoners
for week. They were returned 10
Holloway jail Ia the Black Maria. the
female prisoner appealed 10 the United
States embassy on the ground that she
was an American. but the officials re-
piled that she had forfeited her sitizen-
ship by marrying g foreigner
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she sabu,its a New Proposition In .raece-
Turkish Amair~.

London. Sept. The correspondent Of
ih" Times al 'onstantinople tclegraphs
that owing To "A note from Count Muravi-
IN. Russian minister for foreign affairs.
iniimating that Great Britain Was re-
sponsible for the ''incalrulablc evils from
which Greece and Turkey are suffering
through delay In the conclusion Of peace
bet ween the two countries the Marquis
Of Salisbury has submitted fresh pro-
possls for the settlement of permanent
peace between Turkey and Greece, name
~, the constitution of an International
commission, representing IN. six powers
under whose control Greec. shall pay her
revenues guaranteeing Interest q" the
holders Of old bonds and to the holders
of bonds Of m. indemnity loan. This step
10 be followed by the prompt evacuation
Of Thessaly by the Turkish troops.
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~ STRONG FORCE.
General Loekhar, win Lead an Expedi.
tioa Against the Nfridi..

London, sept. i.-coniirmatlon has
been given To- the report that the goy-
eminent has sanctioned the sending vi
a large expedition against the Afridis.
II H. reported that General Lockhart.
commander hief la the punjab. viii
be recalled from England. Wher. he has
been on furlough. To command the ex-
pedition
to-day on hts way To India. where he
VII arrive IN good time 10 command
thr CNpsdition. which will hr ready To
move about fortnight hence
General l.ockhart's reputation. mili.
tnry alnlitN ana skill In border waf
fare VIII Il ls believed. tend to over
come the tribesmen who have taken
part Ia M" uprising.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS.


Columbus ohio. S'pt T.-Th" stat,
gold d,mort.tir convent ion win assem-
bic tu-murroW. N hen the district meet
Wss NiH hc hrld The convention
ptuu,i o.. tu meet Thursday Mr. By.
mum ~ indianapolis till be the pfinri.
pal speaker The purpose n tp n"iui-
nair y fun state ticket The Columbus
contingent has decided tu put 40 candl-
dafps for state senator and r,irs srnia-
tI,rs Iu M" legislature. and suEgr.t 60
other counties tu follow suit. IN, f'Hl-
Iug among thu gold democrats IL thai
since some ~ IN" parry would not Nui"
fu thr gold tick't ~ any other party
% is best tu give them gold d"Wurthu,
candida The party VIII have iu pr.
tulun 20 gst uu th' ballot
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New orleans. La, sept. 1t was
considerably after midnight when the
health office was closed for few hours
and the tired physicians went home to
snatch few hours rest. Up Ia that
time. although the widest publicity had
been given ~ IN. Gelpi case and the
desire Of the board was known that
every suspicious Cas. should he
promptly reported. NO news was re-
c,lted AZ the office to lead Ia the belief
that there Was an increase of yellow
foyer In this city The "ffice was re-
opened this morning. hut up To- . o'clock
no report had been made of any sus-
picious cases. Dr. Grant ~ Water Val
Icy, n member ~ the state board II
health. has taken charge at Ocean
Springs aud will spare neither mains nor
money I'm his cffor To stamp out the
fever
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Washington. srpt The treasury No.
pnrtmsnt has procured 3so tents from the
war d.pg rimsnt for use "a the psrmail 'nt
yellow fever detention camp which has
been established at MayuesNille. Ga. The
camp has been established a. a precau-
,lonary measure. To-day the marine hos
pitAl received I've kilograms from Dr
Nnsdln from Mobile on. said that Prcsi-
dent Ophilant of the Louisiana state
board of health reported another death
from yellow fever In New ORLEANS and
three new eases Th, other telegram sal /
two new eases Were reported In New on
leans.
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Ten Per tsnt. Dividend.

Special Dispatch 10 to slann1id
Washington. Sept ,-Tn' comptroller
of the currency to-day declared % divl-
d"ud OF ~ per cent n favor 'f 'hs 'i'd-
itors of M" Northwestern National bank
Great Falls. Mont. making lT .ul =" per
cent. of the claims proved, amounbng 10
s5l0 &C.
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SNORT WHEAT cRoP.
The tnit~d ssa,es and CaHsdn M"si Ia.
port Many tsu~Aaels of whral

Washington. sept wv. ". Afwslf.
commercial agent Of the United States
al RohaiN. Frame. sends tn the state
department n report on the short wheat
crop IN France. N. says the crop Ia
France and In fact all Europe has fall
len much below the average and that
II H. estimated that the United States
and Canada win he called upon io ex-
pnr, from lso. 600 ooo 10 lso eoo. ooo hush
.s more than they exported 10 Europe
last year. France viii require about
60 400 ooo bushels tn meet the deficit I'm
that country.
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PHARMACISTS MEET.

Hut Little Business Transacted Butte
Chosen for the Nrxl Meeting.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. Sept. The State Pharma-
Seutical association met here to-day.
The attendance MAS small and but lit
tie business WAS transacted, Butte Was
chosen as the next place Of meeting
and the following officers elected II.
NJ. Parchen of Helena. president: ID.
NJ. Newbro OF Butte. vice president. J.
II. Mechler of Hamilton. secretary. and
Henry Duerfeldt of Helena, treasurer.
Five pharmacists were recommended
for appointment by the governor to the
state board Of pharmacy. hut. in ac-
cordance with the usual custom, the
names were not disclosed.
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Presidential Appointments.

Washington. Sept. The following
appointments have been announced
Ifum the white housc: conmander
Royal H. Bradford, 10 be chief of the
bureau of equipment IN the navy de-
partment. with the relative rank ~
commodore: Naval Constructor Philip
Hichburn. to be chief constructor and
chief ~ the bureau ~ construction and
tepait IN the department ~ the navy.
Win the rank OF commodore.
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Nir,nry for Grrmnn,.

London. sept. The Marquis ~ Sails
bury's latest proposition for the srtilr-
mcni of the terms Of peace b"tw Tur.
key aud Greece ls generally regarded as
a victory for German diplomacy ard
much bitter feeling II displayed IN Eng
land over the British prcmicrs back
down
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ronstsntinople. sept. The MARQUIS
of Salisbury's proposal for the cnnstitu-
ton of an International commission. rrp-
r.scntinr III" sin powers. to assum" ron
troll of the revenues with which Greece
will guarante" the payment ~ Interest
for the holders of old bonds ~ we'll rs
The paymen, ~ the indemnity loan. has
been accepted by III. powers
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Powers bear ~. E.per...

canra Sept The Turkish gon
q armas bayr been placed under tho com
mand ~ officers of the European gen
darmerics the powers hearing M, 80
ponsc aud receiving therefor half of th.
customs revenue
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READY TO LYNCH AiM.
Negro Who ts.aped From on. Nh
Aiin.st In the uana. uf Another.

Montgomery. Ala, sept Circuit
,r'tuf Johnston from DEark Ma. that
MAJOR Terrell negro wanted Tor erin
lnAl assault aud murder vas IN jail
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knowledge
lis Power

Only when you apply that knowledge
10 obtain the best results.
Our knowledge Of what constitutes
up-to-date Jewelry. coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same. makes II
possible for us TO satisfy Inc most ex-
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line. "a
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ARNER & CO., GIG r st.

202l l.. fir&b. mi. .25. 30
l4l3 l.. Or. over ste y. 80
1706 Pa nv. nat, 4r&b25. 90
1918 Z, store. rs. 90
1914 25th, 7r. mi. .22.JO
217 II. Sr&b. mi. .22.50
62c B ne, 6r&b, mi. 20. so
5c4 I'D. Or, Gel. %. so
261S L, Or, eel. mi. 1850
2022 l.. Grab, mi. DO so
1919 Both, Or. so
1l3 81. Or, mi. ....-D. 10
1923 35th. Or, mi. 20. 30
200ih L, Gr&cel. mi .lS 80
re q. 7r, wa&y. rs. ~
bf2t7 G Sc, Gr&.ri. .11.3b
Bfightw'd. CIR. crl.w.ls-
4e2 In ave, once
rooms. 50. 10 & l5.0o
1123 E. Or, wa.....13.5o
413 2tst. Or, w.....i3.3a
BIAS Prospect, 7r.cel.l 3.s0
1920 18th. 81. wa. .-12.50
a23 ]. r'r. 5r, wa.l2.5o
l002 Chace- ct. q.
Gel. w ...........12W
40t-6 21st, Or, wa. 1880
ge5 9th sw, Or. wa -l2.00
2f3G Va ave, 4r. w.1t.c6
Fusseifs ct, 6r&w- II. 10
1920 18th. Ar. wa. 10 30
lS3o 9Th. 4r- ---1tvU
602a Sherman av.Sr. ID. 90
WILCOX. 1907 Ia. ave.
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Per mo.
Columbia ave, Col
Heights, 12r&b $3.50 90
Jefferson pl near
18th, 11r. 90
L Cap N 18th, l1r
& l ba. SIPS. 90
Goth n z, 9r&b. SIPS. 90
De Sales st n 18th.
12r and b. SIPS. 90
Il n 21st. 1Or&b. SIPS. 90
2lst NV mr. Q. Or. 800. 90
Corcoran st n 18th,
Or and b. 800. 90
K n 10th. 12r&b. $4,000
l. n 18th, 10r&b. $4,000
Riggs n 17,1Or&cb. 500. 90
Takoma Park. Car
roll av. 13r&b. 800. 90
1896 RI av.1Or&b. $4,000
7 n 10th, 9r&lb. $500
18th n Il, 1lr&b. $50. 33
Flat No.6, B&O. 1rs&. 90
Corcoran st n 10Th,
Tor and b. $50. 90
Riggs n IS. 9r&b 500. 90
21st n L, l0r&b.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1116 n, 13r, Gel. mi $50. Rs
1141 18th. Tor, mi. .7S.00
1035-2o Lime Kilns Is. 10
COO Md az NE. 12r.
sa9 F. Dor. mi. "a. 90
oil 18th. 12r. 2b, mi. 65. so
S71S r, Sr.furnished. 90. %
81 9th. lOr&b. mi.55.5nI
S23 18th, l0r&b, mi so. 50
454 ID, Gr&s,o. eel. .aH.09
1928 22d, Tor. eel NV As. 90
203I n. I1r&b. mi. 10. ca
q03 o. Tor, b. mi. 10. so
1915 II, Or, mi.....4O.00
2S25 Pa nv. Tor. $50
1907 Pa ave. nat.
5r&h. heat. 49,. $50
6l6 18th, 10r&b. mi .85 so
2l39 L st. To-. .23. 50
1874 +, Ss&b, mi. .32.JO
2l9 J.. Sr. MI. -S2.@
2i38 F. 9r&b. nj. $3.50
SIS 2lst. Sr&b. mi $40
1884 9Th. Sr. mi. :. 80. 80
TO 21st, Orb. Gel, mi. -. so
221l F. Sr&b, mi. -. so
coo 2lst, Or, eel. mi. $50
1914 18th, 7r. mi. .22.50
A13 Pa av. Or. nj. -. 80
% Quincy ne. Or. -. 80.
2611 X. ar. mi % %
no.0-s,ta&th wESUTT q
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18th near I, 15r. 3b %
10th and Wyoming
ave, 1Sr. ..........150
10th near I. lar. 100
18th near /, Or, sta. .S3. 80
Riggs near 18th. Or. SIS
\, 10th and + SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.


FOR OR Rent -. LARGE. wELL-FUENIsaED
Ss Los in the city assr 10th inss street cars
FOR RENT AM EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR
some beautiful furnished houses in NV. ranging
Isii t. cali for bulletin. w9: e NORRIS
FOR RENT-FIR.-1502 10TH COR MASS AVE,
house Seantifniiy fur: Il 'r rms. Sa: rent o per
mo, $3.50: ". Side Lafayette So, facing park;
furniture new and handsome ONE Complete list =" Of
houses .1 fei rent Gall for bulletin Fur houses
617 14th st. NV. uosO-3t
FOR RENT-FURNISIIED OR UNFURNIsHED-K
st. NV: handsome house OF IL rooms and bath:
rent reasonable Address CENTRAL Star ONCE
no20-st'
FOR RENT, EEST-B s LATlMER 8 NEsBIT, 1871 NV:
dwelling, near Conn., ave. and N ST.; will lease
for year or term. noaO-3t
FOR Dr. RENT-Isoa nv; iis &b. stable. sss 90
mr. 18th, l4r&b. .ss 81 lib 18th ne, 7r&b. 20 90
Corcoran nr 18th. Or 81 90 2si lst me- srSm' 90
1907 Corcoran, ar&w lao z2n I2ta NV, 5r&w. leo
RALra W. LEE COG 1ith NV. cPhone aois 81
no2DStf
FOR RENT-15TH ST. NEAR K COMPLETELY
FUR furnished sa house II rooms and bath VIII lease
month. BECK WELLER, 602 ST. 1t
FOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR GROOM
house, good condition; bath; buffers pantry;
crystal chandeliers; good stable; has been
pied by NJ Z. Apply to OWNER 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-TO CONGRESSMAN OR OFFICIAL.
elegantly furnished large 11-room house. with
stable; mo,Iuette carpets, crystal chandeliers,
&c; only s115 per month. 1892 X st. NV. It,
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED 8 ROOMS AND BATH:
ami; pleasant situation; square east Of
Capitol; newly painted: cheap for the session
Call 129 Maryland no2O-3t'
FOR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED, AT
tractiye II room house, thorough repair: desir-
able location; persons seeking pleasant home at
reasonable rent apply 130S II st. NV. no20-2t'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE; 10 ROOMS;
all modern improvements to responsible tenant,
$65 per month"; possession at once. Inquire 1869
Riggs st. W. nol5-3ts
FOR RENT-BY THE OWNER-A COMFORTABLY
furnished home: twelve rooms; large and sunny;
sanitary plumbing centrally and delightfully."- To-
Gated: terms reasonable Inquire of IL. L. ELIOT,
cor 11th and NJ SITS. NV: competent and relia-
bic servants will remain il desired nol9-3t'
dcnce. containing IL and bath and all con-
vcnicnccS, Mass. ave. bet Scott and Dupont
circles Can be leased for two years to desirable
tenant Rent reasonable. For full information
apply to THOMAS J. FISHER L. CO.. 1924 +
st. NV. nOi9-Tt
FOR RENT-CHOICE FURNISHED HOUSES IN
best locality, 1000 to 5000. For permits APP
ply to b. 7. MIMMACK. 141O G st. nolS-3t@
FOR RENT AM EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR A
number of elegantly located FURNISHED
IouSES Prices from 5000 to $4,000 per
annum Don't fail to see my list
Tel. 1902. E. G. BAUMGRAS, 141O G st.
Eo16-tf
FOR RENT-BY h. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker 10th and l. SITS NV
FURNISHED HOUSES.
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FOR RENT-CHEAPEST HOUSES IN CTTl-si10
ISL ain NV $40: 9ls Iettie, s.; $40 i..stie
%. All in gocd condition. x. a. MCINTYRE
- nv. noao-3t
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FOR RENT-GEO. II. BLISS & Co. 633 F NV.
313 Spruce Or. $1,000 909 18th se Or 50. 90
1868 10th NV. Or. $50 los 9Th Sc Or. Is 40
1905 4th NV, Or. 1900 31S 10th Sc. Or. IL 90
1000 9Th NV. 12r. 27.5o 615is ID ne. Or. 50
941 Westm'r, Or 1850 301 14th sw, 12r. 3d. 90
FOR CDIORED.
2251 Cievd NV Or. s14. 30 55 NV, 6r $500
6l5 NV, 7r. 1880 6l5 L NV, Sr. 20 40
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker. 10th and L SITS. NV.
FURNISHED HOIJSFS

o near Goth, 12r.
Per annum. Il. 500
LAf 81, 19r, 2 baths. 115
L near 2Gth, 10r....12.I
Q near ODD, 14r. 2b. .150
S near 18th. 3r. .l25
no15-tf X. o. HOLTZMA
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR sAl.E--1DHPIIcATE PARTS, CUPS. CONES
axles. spokes. rims. tires chains; old wheels done
over like new. Factory 13l eth st NV Enam-
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
Per mo.
nth n H,19r&2b. S415. 90
VT nv n Q.20r 2b. 1878. 90
1923 18th, 14r&2b. 1898. 33
Conn av n l. 12&3b. $500
VT nv n X. 16r, 2b. $500. 90
Conn ave n \, l6r
and z b........$ $500. 90
Mass av n is. 19r.$ $500. 90
Mass av n 18th,
15r&3b. .-...... 1921 81
Vt av n *. 1ir, 3b $3.50. 90
II n 14th. lSr&2b $50. W
Il l av n Is. l2r.S25O. 90
18th n ", 12r&b $4,000
Dupont circle n +
f st mr. 18th, Tor $500. 90
st. lSr and 2b. 500. 90
r II 2lst. 13r&b. 5000. GO
Mass av n II, 13r. $500. 90
Vt av n L. 1Sr&b. 10000
T n IS, 12r&2b. $500. 90
14th n L, l7r&2b.$l66.'T
Mass av u IS. 13r.$l66. ca
y II Goth. 13r&2b $4,000
Q n 23d. 13r&b. $500 90
2lst n X, 12r&25.S l50.00
S II 18th. 13r&2b $4,000
For full particulars apI
&, m 1904 T. 60
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-NE.AT OR 4-ROOM FLAT; AMI:
between 9th and 18th and . and Fla ave; state
rent. PERMANENT C., Star Office. no1s-3t.
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Fer RENT
1902 NJ, 14r&b. SIS 81 900 I NV Or wa IA 40
1905 q NV. 10r&b. so So 2IIS r. er water IA 90
201S ii NV. Tor b eel 40 Sc 30I 22d St SRI 10 90
81 21st 1Or&b 40. 90 2.n,3 y ay Or 10 o9
1T15 Fla .str&dw 30 90 ais Hayes ct ar vale 30
941 ii ave, Sr&b. 80 80 1i22 Congress ne 5r va 40
2:si,G ". 6r&h. % 30 Large storage room 5 90
1125 23d, 81, ba&ocl. .l5 90
no20 GEO. w LINEINS 500 10Th ST NV
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FOR RENT-IS MT. Il.EASANr, No. 3 SCHOOL.
sf-: rooms: large yard; only square from
nois,3t l. 3. FIisroE, lsss + q. Az.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-3 OR 4 ROOMS WITH BATH IN
Georgetown or west of 18th ST. and north Of Pa.
ave; suitable for light housekeeping; furnished
unfurnished. Address Mr.. ii. ii. A. Star
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FOR RENT-FINE LARGE. wELLrFURNISHED
house; two doors from Capitol: most delightful
location In the city; near both lines street cars.
20S y. ]. ave- sc. JOHN T. KNOTT, e1S + st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BUTLER: WILLING
10 work Apply Io2 Fenwick ST., Hwy City, d. e.
WANTED POSITION AS CANDY MAKER: SEVEN
years experience. would work four days
Per week Address CANDY MAKER Star Office
W4NTED-A SITUATION AS MACHINIST OR EN-
gineer: best city references place as clerk in
hardware store. Address Box 40, Star efhce.
Ro2u-2t-
SANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FARMER WANTS
TO oversee farm: understands care Of stock: or
farm ON shares Address FARMER, StoneIeigh,
t%irlaA- va no20-3t-
NAN1EI-fGSlTION BY YOUNG MAN IN JEW
elry store; thoroughly competent and practical
Workman can also wait trade; can furnish
hrst-elass reference Address JE.WELRY CI.EI;K
star once no2u-.t~
WANTED PLACES FOR SWEDE COACHNNN 3
years refs. German. col d c'h mn. ] English.
col a buffers. Irish 2d man IL. years refs
nc2ir TT LADIES EXCHANGE. GA 18th NV
WANTED PLACE as COACIINIAN IN PRIVATE
family or livery stable Call Il 1871 Madison ST.
nv" no1U-2tS
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Rear 2l09 n nw,2r 81 80 Rear Ills Conn av so 30
~ st sw. 5r. loo 1851 Conn av Or - 80
1876 st ne. Or. 1000 1851 c nm av fur. 20 90
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Observation-Disclosures

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REMINGTON O4FICEs modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
when directly following rental.
WYCKoEF. SEAMANS BENEDICT.
oef0.tf OF ICor. 9Th and r sts nv
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FOR RENT-142 A ST NE BRIGHT SUNNY
rooms: newly papercd aad FURNISHED; all
modern improvements; tire parlor suite of rooms:
reasonable rates; half block from Capitol and
library. IT.
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The Globe-republican., 1897-04-29

"A mans house is his castle. That
is Uncommon law rule. To invade the
home of any one is serious crime.
In North Carolina burglary is pun
nlshable with death, and a burglar
has just been hanged in that State.
It should be the law of Kansas.
Any hurgler, who commits that crime
at night, or in private residence,
should be hanged. It would be great
protection to the homes of the people
in cities and towns, and especially to
the farming community, scattered
in lonely farm houses widely separa-
ted. Follow the example of North
Carolina. and punish burglary with
death, and the homes of our people
would be more secure.
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-29
First published April %, 1897.
ROAD NOTICE.

State of Kansas, County OF Ford. Office of
County Clerk.
Dodge City, April y, 1897.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day
Of April, 1897. petition signed by Frederick
W Boyd and p others, was presented to the
Board of County Commissioners, of the
County and state aforesaid. praying for the
locating and opening OF Il certain road. de-
scribed as follows, viz:
Beginning ut the sOuthe asst corner of lot =,
block or lot 'B' F. W. Boyd's addition to
Dodge City, and at the northwest corner of
lot Z, block Wrights addition to Dodge City,
thence west through lot 2, +. w. BOyds ad
ditiOn on the north line of Wright's addition
and through lot l, block "B", and lots and
a. all in +. w. BOyd's addition to Dodge
City, to the southwest corner of lot "A" +.
W. Boyd's addition or to point " feet west
of the northwest corner OF lot /, block 3,
Wright's addition to Dodge City. Sa,d road
to be twenty (9O feet wide.
WhereupOn said Board of County Commits
siOners appointed the following named per
sons, viz: q NJ. Hoover. John Rapp. Jr., and
l.. q. GrObety as viewers. with instructions to
meet, in conjunction with the county sur
veyOr. at the place of beginning of said road
In Dodge Township on Wednesday. the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1891, and proceed to view
said road and give all parties u hearing.
By order of the Board Of County Commits
siOners.
j. LEIDIGH,
Seal County Clerk.