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FOR RENT
i446 IL av. .llr. n,i$12o. %
lTiI 18th, Tor. iui 5000
500 Z, 22r, mi. 1900
1888 G. l2r, Gel. sta 1900
l4l7 Bacon, Or. mi 81. 30
1921 31st. l2r. mi. $3.50
464 u. 6r&st,, ee. 5000
$40 2lst. t.l2r.crl. MI. ~. 5U
1915 ii. %. mi. 1000
2b0S G.l0r. el. I'D, ,sta4U. 10
1920 1851. sto, eel. milo. 90
2219 l, sr. mi. -. 80. so
2137 X. Sr. Gel. mi .35. 50
1908 20th,7r,cel. mi .S6 90
2224 II. Sr&s.o. mi. 30. So
43O 18th, Sr. mi. 80. 70
2S17 . 7r Gel. mi. 81. 20
1854 5th, sr. mi. :. .3O.50
24l3 Pa av,S mi. 80 %.
1907 Pa av,fiat.or. .2. so
1I17 10Th. 7r. fur25. so
2S03 II fr. mi. -. ID so
2205 II. Sr. mi. 80. 10. 50
8U24 Cambridge. 81. .25. 50
1906 King uan. Or, mi26. so
lab L, 9r, over str. % 30
o20 24lh. Sr. eel, mi % 80
2019 l., Or. mi. .25. 30
Takoma PIX, Chest
ave, 10r. ......... .25 90
1214-16 25th. 7r, mi. q. SO
2126-2S II, Sr. mi. .22.5O
26!S L. Or. eel. mi 20. 80
See tomOrrow's Star for
fe13-s. tu&th WESCOTT &
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No cash and s., per month i.oom :, Gil .th
ST NV. f.lS
FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN To cI1NE An ~
,ate.on-style. weli-bui.t brick. 3i2e ST. NV:
10. 1'ao feet located in the best re:iden:e Pns-
FoN. $50 + st fciS-f
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN N . BRICK HOUSES.
ota St NV: lot 25xlon; uniting now for s3l per
month. We , can sell The Nv" for 81 500
1t DAVID u. STONE 4 co. sei + ST. NV
FOR SALE-oNLY sI.7oo FoR BRrK HOUSE
Mn,KThwfSr: renting At sia.>o month to
fsI,, MI,E tenants: EAHGAiN = N for SOME "NE
payments: asphalt street must sell this week.
with contents: perfect repair and clean: rent.
s16 MARcEILIs. 1918 Emerson st. ne,n6-st'
FOR SAI.E-GHEAT SAcRIFICE-owNER LE.,l-
ing city Will sell his hone a bargain: 2-srpry:
& rooms and bah press brick; near cor. l3ih ami
F SIS. ne: viii rent sIs.5o. price onls s.. ioo:
terms. $3.50 cash. ialancr SO per inontl for 20
months each year. CHARLES f. HANES. cor.
18th and q SITS felG3t
FOR SALE-oNI.l ss,soo FOR NEARLY NEW
handsome bri"k. within one 81. of lith st
and south OF I St; 10 feet wide. AMI lot TOO
deep t" vide paved alley. II rooms and 2 baths:
Terms 10 suit. W. = MINNIN. 1927 F 81. NV.
fe15
FOR SAIE-Two OF TIE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College sH.di, ison. 18th aud
Binney SITS: IL rooms each: mayniHcently finish
ed: will be sold cheap ard on Eo"d terms Apply
NV fel5-8t
FOR SAIE-HERES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
yoa to secure 4 sl3. 900 hoasc for Slo.5O0. Owner
will sell his magnificent house.. in nest desirable
l0cation 1888 Harvard St. contains all modern
improvements. for only Sl0.5o0. Just a few steps
Columbia Heights. Easy terms. For further par
tculars apply TO OWNER. 1923 Pa. ave. fel3
FOR SAIE;-EIEiANT NEW BROWN STONE
and pressed hri'k residence bread ave: two
blocks from Capitol. . rooms: Tiled hath hut
lcr's pantry and concrete cellar: handsome chan
delers: special designed hardwood stairs: five
cab. mantcls, with open hrrpia,es; electric bells
and lighting. outside plate glass doors lot lsxi L.,
TO alley This house i,nilt by days labor. MUST
RE SOLD. MAKE Us AN OFFER.
GIIsSUN 4 WEfDON,
fell -cod--lmo BOZ +. Cap st.
FOR SALE-A LOT IN The HEART OF THE
city ,lo.3S6 So. ft-). improved by three 4story
pb. houses; grand site for apartment honse.
ja23lm' ID. NJ. OGDEN. ex.. 1924 st. NV
FOR SALE NEW HOUSE. ~ ROOMS 1887
Roanoke ST.. Columbia Heights, overiookin: city.
FOR SAIE-CORNER HOUSE: . ROOMS: ALL
cheerful lawn inclosed; convenient to market
and ,ars: suitable for small refined family; good
neighborhooi. Price. $500. Address HAMP-
SHIRE Star Office. feJ-1ms
FOR SALE
1874 Corccran ST.. IL rooms and bath.
1912 Sunderland place. 10 rooms and bath
All + st. n-e., Z rooms and bath
24i Va. Sc. 10 rooms and bath.
H. L. GOODMAN.
del7-tf GU3 18th st.
FOR SALE-AND EXCHANGE
Several tirst-cass business properties. Including:
some fine corners.
Houses from $3.50 TO $Jo.0oO.
Lots in all sections Of the rity. from $3.50 up
ward tapi6-tn F. G. AUKAM. 600 F st. ".
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'e1a-2s s0th st. Jr. 70. 30
l732 F. 6r, mi. ....1S.5O
1920 Olive, 6rt mi. 1850
HOS l se, 7r, mi. 49, 30
1903 2th. Or. W. .ls.JU
512La G Sc, 6r. mi. .11.3a
All 10Th, 9r&sta. 1900
l13 18th, Or. wa. Is. 30
Brightw'd. Or, Gel, is. 90
l2l9 4th, Sr. 90
22G6 h. Or, ". 30
2402 Va av, 6r&
Gel, water. IA. 30
2415 N, Or. wa. a.....13.5 80
SO n H av. 5r, w.l3.5O
lI3 Il. 6r. W. 80
17O l.. 5r. w. so
24l6 n. 6r. wa. 1900
2OO9 n Y ave. 7r. 1880
i226 25tii. Or. wa. .12.51
400 NJ, store. IL. 50
40 o2I Or. wa.
.MS ""'th, tir. wa. 1870
1920 26th, Ar, wa. 1920
24l0 n, Or, wa.....ll.30
914 21th. Or, wa. a....11.N
B16 Va av. 4r. W. 1850
926 18th. Or. w....10.50
927 9th, Ar. W. 1000
&S2 La ave. once
-Ooms. So, 10 4 Is
1905 34th. 6r. ......10.0O
SIT 26th, 7r. 10. 90
306 Sherman av, ,5r. 1000
our other list.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. av.
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FOR RENr-HERE Is A SNAP-RENT REDUCED
to $2J00-9 rooms ard bath: reception hall: fine
cellar; electric bells and ligntng: speaking
tul;es; exposed plumbing: tiled heartls; cabinet
mantei mirrors: nice locntfon; l26 - Sc,
Library. TIIEOD. FRIERUS. Ohio Bank iuild-
ing, 18th and q fel6-3t
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FOR RENT 9O7 18th st NV 1Or 10 oD
1O1 11th st ne (fur, 703 l. st So, 7r 10 UO
lar, per year. 81 $1,000 "A ST So, ir. s.5n
1885 81 30 l. ST ?43 st sw sr a2 -
NV. l3r. 1900 941 e st sw. Sr. :2. ~
500 14th NV. l4r. .D0 0o 933 st sw. Sr % 90
223 2 st NV 9o6 Va sw, Sr. -. 90
'fur,. l3r. 125Oo IS Canal sw Or. 2o. IL
lS2, 18th NV. l3r. 80 9lT Md sw. Or. Is. 30
g3 X st NV Tor. 500 92l 81 & st sw .;r 20 30
TBS + ST NV. 10r. .5jo5 925 Nd sw. 6r. 81. 90
21l A st Sc. 11r. 1900 ti.,3 c st sw 6r. 10
500 Mass nv. 7r. 1000 .e3S Va av sw Or. 10 81
lilo 9th st NV. Tor 81 - 3d. Nd sw. 81
3l3 5 cap sc. 10r 81 ID 6l7-2 & st sw, Or Is SU
3iI 18Th sw. l1r. 1900 GIG Md av sw Or. Il 81
800 9th st NV. 1r. 90 1909 ID st sw 6r 90
III nv Sc 6r- 100 + st sw, Ar. 13. 30
i39 2d st sr. Or. % 10 6.35 st sw Ar I3 30
l35 & Sc. 7r - ,i., G st sw Ar l3 B.,
2l3 10th st se Tor. 10 UO $50 Nd NV sw, 4r. Il 3o
6ii \ St 1900 All Del sw. 5r. II 81
7:tD 9TH ST Sc. l3 lll6 9th st sw 6r IL ~
s'234 3d st 81. ir. 10 80 +19 ST sw. Or. IL 81
10, Va av SO. 4r.. 80 40 Canal st sw 5r L.. 30
NV cor i2th&k sts il3-l5-11 Del av .5r. L. :iO
So. Or. 30 i22 lst sw 5r. II :.p
no IL ST Sc, 6r 10 30 22I 13l. r. I2 81
12oI J So. Or. 10 30 40 y Cap ST. 90
92l Eth 81 Sc, Or. .1u3o 1914 Union sw. 6r. 10 81
The above IS only portion of the property
my books. For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the lst and 10Th
THoS. E. wAGGAMAN
frlb-tu,tENS aIT 81 n
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1522 X. 13r&b steam e212 Va av, Or, wa. IA so
heat $50 fur: $f40 uuf 606 23d. 6r. IL so
1908 F. l2r. 2 ha 5000 2l3S ii. Or, 10 40
!34 odd nv, 9r&b. 20 IS 81. 22d. 6r. 13 80
1912 NJ. 11r.b&ceI.t ~ od Good 5r houses. 18th
626 G tir&h. $50 l. Sc. whit" ten. G. 90
hO9 Goth. 7r. s-io.3o Houses FOR coi'd ten
232O 1. 8r wa .1i.40 ants. NV. from. s. up
felJ GEO. W. IINkINS. 800 18Th st. n W.
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Genefal
Old Point Com fort
WITHOUT CHANGE oF CAIS
50 Hours from Washington
Via Pcnna.. X. F. A., and
Chesapeake and Ohio Rys.
:. Schedule in effect February .. 1877:

Schedule in effect February o. 1897:
WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT Sl'EIAI.
4;2l pm Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Solid yestibuled. electric lighted steam heated
train. with combination c-ach. plrlor ear, dining
ear. and observation through without chnnge.
Arrives Richmond. 7:35 p.m.-olL Point, go y m.
lo:oI a.m.-datly except Sunday Parlor ear
Washington to Richnond and Rchm,nd io Old
Point. Arrive Richmond. 2:45 pm; Old Point.
$50 m. Transfer at Richmond.
Tickets and reservation at Offices Penns, lvania
IL H.. 10Th and sts. and at station Full In
fornln tion at {. & d. ticket offices.
fell-2m II. w FULLER. General Passenger Agt
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fel3l0t E. 4. MCINTYRE. IA at. NV.
FOR RENT i124O Slst ST. Crab - so
1006 Conn lar $50 90 $40 Ist se Crib. 81 so
1852 Col 11r. .S6 90 5O2 Let se 6r&b. -2I so
e24 sd St. lOrSb. .45. co 904 st ne. 7r&b. 20 so
1921 H av. 6r&h. 40 90 1e0S Meridian ave,
!l9 9th ne. 9r&sta $500 Mt Pleasant, 7r. 20 A.
1900 ave- 6rtSb - so 1905 Meridian Or 900
l+Ol 3lst st. 13rl. 3d. 90 !1O3 Har.a;d Ter. is co
lO1 E st Srb. .2I sol PIG Poplar st. Or .12.5o
OlS 1st 81. 7r&b.. % IL !2I0 Wari It. 4r u %
I'll Elm NV. Gr&h. 25 .Oc 1851 Scott ,2r(coD 90
Takoma Hts. Sr. Ia. .25 90
fel3-tf DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-l629 14TH ST NV RY MARCH l.
handsome Re sdence of IL rooms: $l5. Specially
desirable for physician Apply to OWNER,
1855 COrcoran st. fcl3-6,s
FOR RENT-CHEAP- EAST CAPITOL. ST; 10
rooms: MI; splendid location: house in excel
lent condition. Reduced to $S7 so.
924 Z st. NV, L. rooms. .............. $40 so
2Ol2 18th NV, rooms ami. 300
42l \. Y. ave. NV. g rooms Is %
1856 Ith ne, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 13 %
Alb st. s.w.. g rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13 80
fe13-tf JAMES +. SHEA 632 Pa ave NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

rpR SAIE-410 ELM ST. lie DRofT PARK.
house of q rooms and bath Price s. 100. Terms:
\" cash and $.5 per mouth Room =. GIL 9Th
ST NV. felS
Evening star., 1897-02-18
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES. $50, $40 AND Sl2 PER
month"; with heat. Office building 4OT + st.
fe13s. tu, ,th,3t
FOR RENT-FINE.ST STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS
halls and !" lge rooms III the city; heat
electric light, elevator, &c. Terms moderate. Ap
ply BulLDERS EXCHANGE. 713-12I 18th NV.
de193m
Evening star., 1897-02-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX RENT -REMINGTUN TiPEW RIrk.RS AT THE.
hEMlNGTON OFFICE. modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. vita stand: delivered free
IL city, rlcnth applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rental
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT
del%-u Cor. eth and Il SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-CHEAPEST HOUSES IN TOWN.
store and dwelling, with stable, 1921 9th SIG 90
!4l9 Sd NV. .$l4.5Ol 631 sw......... 10 80
l529 4th nw..... 1000 5l5 X ........- so
Also houses In alleys At $, So and u,
fel3-10t E. l. MCINTYRE 224 c st NV.
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ACCOUNTANT.

]. +. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Room 81 Washington Loan and Trust building,
fe1-tf Cor 9Th and l. SITS.
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS
l407 G St. separate apartments.
Light, clean. dry and airy.
jaI9lm C. G. SLOAN & CO.. Props
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED To EXCHANGE IMPROVED CRY
real estate for In proved unimproved property
Columbia Heights GEO E ESiMONS Il co
1915 n feiT-af
Tor SAILOR EXCHANGE COUNTRY PLACE
- II acres. with good dwelling adjoining tln,v
Chase ani electric cars: Will exchanc. for
residence in northwest sectio1 Of city, a bargain
AT $500 Irrst Of s.. $50 JOHN NJ HEN
pERSoN with j. +. wayganan,. 100 1Ith 81 n W
fel7-fm
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST SMALL KING CHARLES SnANtEl.:
black with brown ma rkin.s: loi., aH'i short
tail. Reward for lis return to ZOO Wyoming
ave f'iI-t'
Evening star., 1897-02-18

GOOD FOR WELL people AND SICK ONES
1.iebig Company Extract of Beef.
sr2s -s&th.iyr
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lf'K S-if-E Ny E1It Trio MOTOR; IA HIP Is
tH-' iight Tor my U.s., will sell cheap, exchany.
Tor larger AMI Isay difference Or will buy
larger W ROY MITCHELL. 18th and y
tN" TeIs-3t
FOR SALE ENE Toi; OF ESTATE WILL SELL
beautiful upright pian" Of IA standard make In
gal condition. "t.,t S3J-I. for Sf-i II pur-
sials"r furnishes refs. MAY buy -anr on very
EASY i'Iy Hl-Its- Air,ss at ENEa I Ton, II
star 'fh''- feIs-3t
fnIs SALE JUST LECE.IVEIi 4 FINE. Lot OF
n.-kInS hiri- from Texas. guaranteed singers at
s. ." "a 3: alSo ale rcd bir,is at 81 80 each
HmNilTS Rlltb STORE. H. i2th St NV
fei7-u
FOR SALE \ BAIsiAIN-I PAIR of DIAWOyD
earrings. karat / sraIskiE ulster | plain s,nI
NUT. plain seal hood J pair seal ,uitts i
brown uI'. I boa.
All fO= STcp
feio w 122I F st. NV.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO
used months. 500. warranted ! years: my p, +.
I-nses very small ami will sell plane, "a
I--r cent cheaper +. W EELBIG. lT42I. I,h ST
fsl2Iw'
FUR SAIE BIKE BARGAINS - SEE DIR
Wheels ladies or gentl.men's = $3I; tan.iems S75:
taken fpt advertising and sacrificed below factory
cost PATHFINDER co. +2i N.Jave u w feI 3m
FOR SALE 4 $4,000 MAHOGANY UPRIGHT
piano. Will sell for $22J. 10. ON very easy terms
Don't be too hssty In buying elsewhere before
seeing this bargain STIEEF PIANO WARE
ROOMS. 52l llth 81. NV. near IT. ta23-tf
FOR SALE LOUNGE. g so: COOK STOVES
- 90. III week for bed and parIor
suites: low prices. REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH
AND TIME HOUSE. 7I0 eth st. NV. mhi0-tr
Evening star., 1897-02-18

BEACH LOTS AT BEIGANTINE FOR SALE: COT.
tages for rent; 30 minutes from Philadelphia IN
season; pamphlet free; ferry Atlantic City.
bRIiANT1NE CO.. Box 253. Atlantic City, N. j.
fcl9a6t ''' "
Evening star., 1897-02-18

FUR SALE-AT BARGAIN To C1ASE AN ESs-
tatenoidstyle. weii-bui.t brick. 3i2e ST. NV: !:
lot SoHia0 feet: located in the best residcnse por
ton OF Georgetown. Price. S5..sN ALBERT +.
FpN. $50 n frlS-tf
Evening star., 1897-02-18

L,,Sr-A NAlsTI.N TIpPEr. oN : BET. 9fiI AND
lIth sts. NV. February Il, herwecn 3 and )
O'Clock pm. Reward If returned 10 lS's ?th
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH

The French sculptor Falguiere has
completed a gigantic statue of Liberty for
the Pantheon in Paris. 1t is 33 feet in
height.
Emile lola delivered the Grafton at the
recent unwilling of the memorial to the
late Guy dc Maupassant in the Pare de
Monceau, Paris.
William Dean Howclls, who recently
made a trip to Europe for the benefit of his
health, is said to have overtaxed his ener.
gies severely lately by his hard work.
Alfred Ordway, the we'll known painter,
who died not long ago in Boston, was the
founder of the Boston Art club and the
Paint and Clay club. He was 70 years old
at the time of his death.
Although she refuses to permit the pub
lie to see her photograph, Miss Marie Co
relli does not object to an oil painting of
herself being placed on exhibition. The
painting lis now to be seen in q London
gallery. 1t hangs in solitary state in a
dim religious light.
For his new book, entitled Following
the Equator, " it is said that Mark Twain
will receive $40 900, the whole of which
he will turn over to his creditors, to whom
he owes about $40, 600 more. He has beer
invited by an English publishing house to
write his autobiography, and is said to bt
considering the offer.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
BEE BUZZES

Moth worms bother Italian bees very
little.
Spring dwindling is the result of bad
wintering.
The nourishment of the bee consists of
honey and pollen.
1t is an advantage always to furnish a
new swarm with a frame of young brood.
Good chaff hives are quite a protection
to early brood rearing if managed properly.
Bees when building comb commence at
the top and hang in heavy clusters to their
combs.
Keep the colonies strong and healthy
and they will readily take ARE OF the
moths.
A piece Of ground taken up with bee
hives is of little value for anything else
except fruit.
After cold weather sets in it is not safe
to feed liquids. The only food that we can
use is candy, which may be made from
%granulated sugar.
AS cold weather comes on decrease the
size Of the entrance of you hives, but
room should be given SO that the bees can
go in and out at pleasure.
1t is never too late to provide protection
for bees when for any reason 1t has been
neglected. But care must be taken in do
ing the work as the bees must not be han
died or disturbed in severe cold weather.
ST. Louis Republic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18

CONGRESSMAN from Ohio, Is almost 90 years
oil age, but has nnounce his intention of
starting for the Klondike next spring, and
mas no fear on account of his age.
The Marquis of Ripon, the Earls of Chi
chester Morley, Clarendon and Cowper
ana Lords Austhill and Walsingham are
saiu TO have, through female lines, the
blood of Cromwell in their veins.
Ex-President Harrison's speech in a re-
cent lawsuit in Chicago is described as
slow and heavy. He made no attempt at
el~oqucnce, but showed that he had studied
his case thoroughly and knew every inch
of his ground.
Verdi hated hand organs and at Mont
calicri, where he summers, he gets rid of
the instruments of torture by hiring all in
the district and storing them for the season
in his home. The % which he suppressed
las summer cost him $500.
David G. Yuengling, .Jr., the once
wealthy brewer, was recently unable to
pay a debt of 1886. so. In 1881 his interest
in the brewery that bears his name was
valued at 81, COG, 900, and last August he
was working for a salary of $50 per week.
Senator Hoar, who spoke recently at
Allison, Mass, on Love of Country, -
during his address said, 81 nave often
heard it said that it is better to live for
your country than to die for it, but the
world still holds the 800 who died at Their
mopyl@ better thar those tha there
escaped"
Referring to the late ex-United States
Senator Robertson of South Carolina a
Washington correspondent of the Balti
more Sun says, Perhaps his greatest
personal defect was his pride in his wealth,
and a common saying of his in social gath
erings and around Dime tables in Wash
ington was, Il don't scratch a poor mans
DOSe.''
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
A Miueral Exhibit.

sam Anderson Of White Sulphur is
in Neihart briefly, gathering an exhibit
for the Omaha exposition. He will Wis
it the mines about camp and make a
collection of specimens well worthy to
be seen at that great fair. All those in
terested in seeing the merits of this
camp properly set forth will grab a root
to help Mr.. Anderson in his worthy en-
terprise.
After calling upon the different mine
owners, Mr.. Anderson informs us thai
his request is meeting a ready response
and that a good collection will go from
this place. The mineral exhibit will be
classified according to the name of the
mine which sends it. This rule
will be closely adhered to. Mr.
Anderson goes from Neihart to Barker
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
TOWN TOPICS.

When a New Yorker tries to remember
the part of the city he lives in, he will
find that he has just commenced to bor-
ough trouble Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A Boston asylum advertises for "gratui-
tous contributions of perused literature
for eleemosynary distribution" The
Bostonese nave such q charming way of
putting things.-Chicago Times-Herald.
A Reading pa woman knocked her
sister through a plate glass window and
broke her nose with "a fatiron. Reading
Is the place where the nice folks have start
ed II crusade against tights.-Cleveland
Leader.
Helena may be a good town to sleep in
after the cares of the day, but Butte is the
best town in which to keep wide awake
day and night. There are saloons here
that never close.-Butte (Mon.) Inter
Mountain.
Chicago papers should beware of trying
to shame the city into a regard for art.
Better for the windy citizens to go Oh
blowing the Chicago river thar NEEDLE
with things of which they know nothing.
That solidifled sewer is easier to cultivate
than art.-Kansas City Times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18

The best layers are those that are active
and forage well.
The nest is the Matching place for lice as
well as for chickens.
Much fat producing FOOD is not best for
laying or growing fowls,
Give the hens all of the butterlnilk and
skimmilk they will drink.
Keeping the nests dark will sometimes
keep the hens from eating their eggs.
Never breed indiscriminately from sew.
eral males running in a common flock.
Poultry fatten faster on cooked than on
raw food because it is more easily digested.
The nests should be large enough to al.
low the fowls plenty of room to turn
around.
In raising early broilers they must be
forced in order to get the desired size as
quickly as possible.
Improvement in breeds and methods OF
management has helped to make poultry
keeping more profitable. Exchange.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
PERT PERSONALS.

Pictures Of Blanco, the new Spanish
general in Cuba, show him in a magnif-
cent uniform. 1t is hoped that, unlike
Weyler, he's not dressed to kill.-Phila-
delphia Times.
Emperor William has announced that
he will write IA poem. Even his most OPP
timistic friends must now admit that he
has a serious puncture in his brain works.
Denver Post.
1t is announced that Colonel Jack
Chinn, the famous horseman of Kentucky,
will be a candidate for the next congress-.
But really if there's anything in this
world that congress doesn't want any
more of it's chin York Tribune.
Poet-Author Joel Chandler Harris has
sent a Jersey COW with his best love to lit
tie Grover Cleveland. He raised the COW
himself and probably hopes the tiny stran-
ger will enjoy frequent extracts from one
of his best works Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
1t may be the part of discretion for
irate papa Bob Lincoln TO remember that
his obnoxious son-in-law is a trained ath-
lete, a college football player, a member
of a Texas baseball nine, a bicycle scorch-
er, a fine boxer and a dead shot.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18
THE TATTLER.


Mrs Julia Ward Howe has gone to En-.
rope, to remain there until spring.
Mrs. susie Yeager of Rhineyville. Ky,
now in her ninetieth year, was IA school.
mate of Abraham Lincoln at the first
school session he attended.
Miss Stella Strait was reelected COUNTY
recorder of Bourbon county, Kan. by IA
large majority. she has served the people
20 their entire satisfaction.
Lady Henry Somerset has given the
town Of Reigate, England, land enough
for the erection of ten almshouses, in com
memoration Of the diamond jubilee.
Mrs. Alfred Booth, the new president of
the National Council of Women Workers
In England, is an American by birth, and
since her marriage has lived in Liverpool.
Ellen Terry once received au act OF kind
ness from a young London clubman, and
though they lave never met since she has
sent him tickets regularly TO all of her
first nights
Mrs. Richard 7. Auchmuty of New
York city has manifested her interest in
Roanoke college, Salem, Va, by sending
President Dreher a check for 81 900 to en-
dow a scholarship.
Miss Ray, who writes over the pen name
" JdEk thIlJplJ Has given PlU,UOU III
aid. in the establishment of a negro colony
in Alabama, to be known as the Cedar
Lake Negro Colony"
Aunt Rebecca Wiswell, the oldest army
nurse, and the Oldest member of the La
dies Aid association connected with the
Soldiers home at Chelsea, Mass, died re-
Gently at the age of 81.
Mrs. Carpenter, who was admitted to
the New York bar last June, has been
commissioned a notary public. She holds
the position of legal adviser in the Ma
tional Society of New England Women.
Mrs. Booker II. Washington, the wife OF
the negro educator, recently addressed the
young people of her race in Milwaukee,
n warned them not to shirk ordinary
manual labor in order to become teachers,
as there are too many teachers now.
Sarah Bernhardt's hair is naturally of a
dark brow color and is by no means lux
uriant, but since she has had it bleached
a red golden color, it's stiff, intractable
nature gives al impression of profusion.
The change is decidedly advantageous tC
her appearance.
OF aristocratic English ladies who write
more or less the number is legion. Among
the latest recruits are Lady Malmesbury
who has taken kindly to the pen; Lady
Warwick, who seems to do a little of ev
erything, and Lady Beatrice Kemp, who
composes quite pretty verses.
Miss Bette Runnels Of New Orleans, 9
social ~favorite and "a young woman of gen
uin worth, has the unique distinction O
being the first female law student in thu
state of Louisiana. She has m~atriculatec
at Tulane university and will take tn,
full law course preparatory to entering
the practice.