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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
NORTH HILLS AND HoLLows.
BY JAS. Burton Wigton.

BY JAS. Burton Wigton.
Another big snow Monday.
Chas. Speck was out sleighing Mon
day last.
School will close at Dis. AZ Tues
day. April 9Th.
Srnnay last was some what cold
and Frank could not get around to see
his girl.
Two of our young men could not
wait to hear from the big fight last
Wednesday. SO they had little knock
out of their own.
Mr.. Buses has resigned his office as
treasurer of the Winnie Worst Stuffin
Co. and will now GO to skinnin' cats to
make kitten breaches for the exien-
sive cat raisers. Nickle q Co, of 1913
and 124 West Prairie DogStreet. Oh.
mitz, Kansas.
John Juttner borrowed jim Wig.
tons air gun and went out snipe hunt
ing the other evening. Well, Johns
knowledge of au air.gun was not of a
very great capacity, therefore he fail
ed to bag any snipe, and now he says
Itch fuche! Ich babe genng Won dasz
luft, kanone In mein es sheist before
len bekomme pfertig?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25

Died-On Tuesday. March 10,
Claud, infant son of j. W. Johnson
and wife, aged 2 months and 81 days,
of congestion of the lungs. The little
one has been suffering for several
weeks and its death did not come
unexpected Funeral services were
held at the Methodist church We'd
nesday afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
Will Mitchell, o. r. Kackley, Will
Patterson and the Brodie boys were
given the mysteries of the Wolkmen
lodge Friday night. The Great Bend
team was over and the boys were shot
through the machine as sleek as
creased lightning. After the work
the Degree of Honor had charge and
set lunch that made all feel that
without the ladies the lodge would be
Invested of half its charms.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
OLMITZ AND VICINITY.

BY straight Goods''
Mrs. Hime has gone 30 Denver to
visit her sister
Charley Kriesel leads his COW to
water by the tail.
Chas. 10th Jr. has gone down near
Hoisington TO work.
Ed Reimer has quit going to school
since he made that mash.
Reg said 1T was pretty cold to be
standing outside last Sunday.
The wind storm last Friday eve ming
play ed havoc with hay stacks.
Claren"e Harper, from the Walnut,
was visiting in our town Sunday last.
Frank Juttner and George Wigton
started last Friday morning for Smith
county.
Wenzil Bashka is having his house
plastered this week A n ickel has
the job.
Chas. Speck says two make couple,
but three make more-in fact it makes
too plenty.
Entertainment and box supper in
the school house at this place Friday
evening, April 9th
George Harper Jr had fight with
''straddle. bug the other day. We
faild to hear which came out on top.
What has become of Mr. NJ. the
best correspondent for the DEMOCRAT?
Being new correspondent and not
knowing where TO seek ADVICE [ would
! like to hear from him.
Our livery barn is doing we'll, but
should receive little patronage from
the farmers who come to town and
let their teams stand in the cold and
make use of privite barns.
Frank Reidle and Frank Rich were
some of the sight seers in our burg
SUNDAY. They were looking for their
best girls 10 come to town. but Hnfor-
tunately the two boys got left.
Rich and Ben Speck passed through
this town with load of hay Saturday
last; they were hauling it from near
Galatia down 10 Stafford county,
where Rich has a farm rented.
Will Boyle started on horse back
to see his best girl the other evening.
and while crossing the prairie hi:
horse stepped in a hole and tucned 4
complete somerset-Will-well he i;
still umbiing.
@. E. Jones is receiving instructions
on the violin, under Professor A.
Helford. With such good talent and
under such an eminent Professor. Mr..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
HoIsINGroN COMMENTS
From the Dispatch.


Hoisington takes pride in her
excellent sidewalks, and more walks
are being built continually.
Geo Cragin and wife are in town.
They are living on a farm ten miles
west of St. John at present
Mrs j Hughes has purchased the
Whitchurch residence property on
west First street. Consideration.
1925.
A fire started in some way We'd
nesday in Willie Logan's pasture.
burning up nearly all the grass IN
the pasture
J.B McCauley has purchased the
business building that he has been
occupying for some time. Consider
alton, 5000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
CENTRAL NEWS.
Too late for last week. !

Too late for last week.
Wheat Is looking good around
Oimitz
Sig Jacoby, in Albert, is selling
oat- meal so cheap that the people buy
it by the .bushel.
One of the southern boys says, that
1.-the reporters around OImitz are
duck gone slick fellows"
George Black says the cav he
bought Of Moriiz Reimer, gives SO
much milk that he and Minnie cant
hardly manage to drink it.
Ed. Schneider and Charles MOuler
left school at Dist 80 last Friday.
When the girls heard that they
wouldn't come any more their eyes
were filled with tears.
Ed. Reimer and o. Brant went
down south to hunt ducks the Sunday
before last. When they came near
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
STT . EsNT6 slS!Wfa
CLAFLIN GLEANINGS.
From the Banner

The wheat fields celebrated St
Patrick's day-wore a green hue.
Mrs. Campbell passed the examina-
tion at Topeka all right and is now a
regular pharmacist.
Each resident should put out a
number of trees in their yards this
spring. Nothing beauties town
more than trees.
The Barton County DEMOCRAT will
be II years old next issue, and is as
good IA year old as is generally seen
In Kansas
Mr.. Riemann, and a son and
daughter, left for Peoria, Illinois Tues
day morning to be at the bedside of a
daughter of Mr.. Riemsnn's.
While working in his blacksmith
shop last Saturday. Mr.. Harden in
some manner cut his right hand on a
lister point which will disable him for
a week or two.
A meeting of the members of the
Bloomingdale Cemetery Association
will be held in Carey's hall, Claflin
Kansas. Saturday, April 3, '97 at
2:30 M. The purpose OF the meet
ing, is the election of officers, and the
transacting of other business OF the
Association All interested are asked
to atteud-JACcB GROssARDr, Presi-
dent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
BUFFALO HASH.
From "Rezee Tucker

From "Bezee Tucker
Lewis Meyers killed three geese re-
Gently.
II. M. has an attraction up west; 50
[ hear
The singing at %, closed last FRI
day night.
Leon Roberts school closed IN Hell
Ger Tuesday.
Will Schweir made business trip
to Bison Friday.
The roads are being worked in this
vincinity nowadays.
Harry Dukes received the sad news
last week that his brother was dead, in
Oklahoma.
Rev. l.. G. Schnacke, from Great
Bend, preached an interesting sermon
in Heizer Sunday
A. Gruber is recovering from his
painful leg, which was broken some
time ago.
The school room of district SO, has
been decorated with flags and pictures
from the box supper proceeds.
The Heller Band boys will give an
entertainment and box supper in Hell
ger week from Saturday night
Everybody invited to GENE and
bring box and have your fun.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
Jones will no doabt be a great violin
virtuoso before many more years.

Jones will no doabt be great violin
virtuoso before many more years.
MIR. Nordman Is seriously thinking
of going TO Cripple Creek in an air
ship. We would advise him to steer
his ship we'll, So ne wall not run up
against some of his beautiful air castles
of which no doubt ae will find many
in his course.
A prominent farmer of the west
One day At Great Bend upon calling
a man laDtsman, be was asked where
he came from. He answered saying
Itch KUN van moscken Dorf Sex ober
Handle is my Schwoger.
Some Of the country bows are talk
ing of building house in this town
between now and next winter, so as TO
have some place tn get warm when
theS come TIA town Now think this
is bad go on us people here, and MY
advice is we had better allow all peo-
pie the same privileges, and not open
the doors fur some and keep closed
against others.
The people were considerably excit-
ed the other day over wild man they
saw running across the prairie north
of town; but on investigation it turn
ed ont 10 he Jim Wigton who had
been hunting ducks, and after shoot
ing one it fell in a pond, so Jim of
course pulled off his pants and went
in after mister duck, and while trying
TO catch It some mischievous kids
grabbed his pants and started to run
with them; Jim of course followed
suit, and captured the kid with his
pants. just a. he (the kidd was cross
ing the railroad track
See the Great Bend Implement Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
WALNUT VALLEY PICKUPS

XALLE1 y.
From s'The Chums''
Hello, "JoCK." come again.
The wheat in this locality is looking
fine
Mrs. Ed McGinnis is still unable to
be out.
P. P. Lorirnor's little baby has been
very sick.
Will Eveleigh was doing business in
Great Bend Saturday.
Rev. Stutzman is holding revival
meeting at Hoisington.
Dan and George Keener were haul
ing wheat to Great Bend last week.
There will be an entertainment at
district 20, Friday evening the 26th.
Mrs Rediger and Mrs. Sam Harper
were visitors at district 45 last Friday
We hear there is going to be a box
supper at 81 eiZer in the near future.
Clarence and Redge Harper went
to OImitz to see their best girl Sunday.
VIM. Boyd. our trustee. is out find
ing out how much the farmers are
worth
The Misses Eta and Ola Smith
were shopping in Great Bend last
Tuesday.
Miss Stella Shaw is thinking of
going to school at the c. n. G. in the
near future.
George Keener Is letting his hair
grow long so he can learn how 10 use
the curling iron.
Miss Emma Opie is going to the
Bend the 1st Of April to take course
in dress cutting.
Harry and Jennie Mecklem aud
Eta Smith spent Thursday evening
with Reinecke's young folks.
Mr.. aud Mrs Lon Baldwin, Eta
Smith, and Jennie Mecklem took in
the sights at Great Bend last Friday.
We understand that D. K. has the
loan of bran new buggy for a week
or two. Girls who will get the first
ride?
John Weltmer, jr.. is working for
Mr.. Clugston, of Buffalo township:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
By "Welkin. u
e windy Sunday.

Quite windy Sunday.
Henry Beiser has gone to the Strip.
A. w. Lathropis visiting in the Strip.
Quite number of our people spent
Thursday in Eliinwood.
Gertie Dougan and Carl Schemlder
visited in the country Monday.
One of our school MANS ami a
gentleman made a be. the other day,
teacher bet pound Of tobacco against
a pound of candy on the Corbett,
Fitzslammones fight. The thacher got
the candy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25

Mr.. Jilg's pasture, they saw a duck
sitting in little pond. Ed cried:
"Sthop Otto; wait till crawl around
dat little shlow and shoot him wit my
gun" He shot at it but found ont
that it was put up 70, a decoy. Ed
took the duck and set it near the road
to play trick on somebody else. but
nobody folio wed his example.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25
ABOUT ELLINWOOD.
The Advocate says:

the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Klein
of northwes. of town.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Sollner of the south side nine pound
son, on Friday March 18th.
The third son in succession was born
to Mr. and Mrs Otto Shuefer, of the
south side, on Sunday, March 14tb.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Andrea of Hudson on the 9th inst. an
eight pound heir of the masculine
gender,
Matt Dicks residence has been a
veritable hospital during the past
week. Nearly the whole family has
been confined with the grip.
Hoisington has man whose name
will represent the desire of every per-
son in Barton county if there is a good
wheat crop this year. His name is
Mainland.
The G. A. r. men of this neigh bor-
hood are making preparations for a
grand reunion to be neld in this city
some time about the middle of the
coming SUN m0r.
A gloom of sadness was cast over
the cheerful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weber Monday, by the death
of their three months old babe. The
funeral occurred at St. Peter and Paul
and the interrment made in the ST.
Paul cemetery Tuesday.
From the Leader.
Miss Clara Ward has accepted a
position III the Citizens bank.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given last Friday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mas. Theo Item.
There seems to be great deal of
sickness III this vicinity especially
among the children.
Young onions, lettuce and radishes
are already to be found at the stores.
j. i. Hittepoie's lutte girl who has
been very i'll with the grip, is reported
much better.
Ed Bockemohle, Henry Back and
Y. .. Musll were viewers of a road
Tuesday to be established between
sections 81 10 IL and 5-20~11, being
between John Conroy's and [ n.
Halsey's place on the north and 81. F.
Paintings on the south.
John Wolf was the recipient last
week of live deer, the gift of Kansas
City friends. The deer Is gentle and
bids fair to become great family pet,
unless, perchance, John gets hungry
for venison and lets his appetite get
the best of his affections
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-25

See the Great Bend Implement Co.
for fresh garden seeds of all kinds.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFTCE WASH
inston. D. e., May 49, 1891 -seaied proposals, In
O'CLOCK NJ SATURDAY. JUNE NINETEENTH.
1907. and then opened. for Furnishing during
aseaI ysar ending June 30. 1898. such Forase.
ton Furnished ON application. U. s reserves riEtt
TO reject accept any or all proposals or any
shculd he MARKED Proposals for Forage" &c.,
rul adsalressed ainj. G. 3. HUMPHREY. Depoi
= ~. uV10-6t
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FOR RENT
I'LL II st. 1Sr.
per annum. So. 900. 90
1908 Q NV, 12r,
per annum. :. 50. 500. 0C
1917 Pa ave. Or.
per annum. -. 2, 10000
1i1i Mass nv, lar,
per annum. II, $50. O(
1918 Pa av, Or.
per annum. 49, 1.500. 90
Tennallytown Rad he
lowBradley lane. Tor,
for 6 mos. ..... $50. 90
SIG Conn ave, 12r. 100. on
2025 Col ro:d. 2Or.200. on
1922 VT ave. lir- 10000
1411 X NV, 1Sr. .l50. %
1011 Conn nv, 15r. 5000
1G0G y II NV. 16r $50. 90
6af 18th NV, 1or. .l25.0l
1890 NY ar NV. 1or125. 90
3aI3 p aw. 1Tr. IFS. on
1888 Mass av. Tor. 100. 90
1105 y NV, 12r.
500 1Ith NV, lar. 100. %
1909 Conn nv, i2r. 1000
1901 18TH NV. l1r.ID0. 00
1343 Tlaav.p't2daoloo.oO
2O11 Mass ay. 11r.1U.U0
Takoma Park, Car
'oil ave. l2r. 100. 00
1876 u NV. 12r. 100. 00
1873 Jeff pl, l2r- .l0D.oU
1927 Conn are. l1r. 90
1918 l. ST, 12r. On
1ll9 | st. 1er. 90
Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. 1ir. 1900
lia5 DcSales ST. 40
6l7 18Th NV. Tor 100
inl0 14Ih NV tstore
and dwS). 6r....T5.G0
l534 2Sth NV. I2r- 1900
140l Stoughton, 12r. 7o.eO
1910 L ST. 1Ir. Is. 90
1877 18th NV, 1lr. .Ga. GO
1907 X NV. 12r. IS. %
IGlG 21st NV. lar 90
93i Pa. a:e. up pit.
I'd a'id I'd floors. .G5. Oh
1921 21st NV. Tor. 60. 6O
6IS ]; NV. l5r. 80. Go. 90
S0.5 y NV. 1cr. :. .G5. 90
BUT y NV, 1ar- .G5 90
,223 Q NV. 13r. e.. 90
2402 1ith NV, 1lr. 60. 90
116 East Cap, III. 80. 90
$50 18th st. 13r. 10 0D
1870 th.st&dw Or. go 90
1913 y NV, 12r.....0. 90
18th st ri mr. Bright
wood Hotel. Iar. 60. 20
30. E NV. !lr. GO. GO
l119 18th nv, Or. CO. 90
i05 llth NV. - Dr.. .@.cO
1918 10Th NV, Tor. .60.00
1915 18th NV, I2r .G0.oN
1908 II NV. store. GO. on
1909 10th st. 10r- so. o.,
1920 21st NV. Or. 80. 90
Coal ward. 30fa and
h NV, lnr mo- 80 10
@i Hiltysr pl. 0r.5O. 90
1924 7th NV, store
and iwg. ar. 5000
FOR A Full. LIST g
APPLY AT OFFICE.
THOM
myl5-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
PERSONAL.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AMMoNIATED STEAM CARPET cLEANIyG
WORKS ara Y. s. Mattress Deciding Co-Car1,ets
Rugs cleaned. stored. relnid: lnsurancc and moth.
Proonns free Address office 507 1lth NV Works
Iea. 10y, ~ NV n. NEWaIEyER, Mgr. Tei.S0i.
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ATTORNEYS.

WM. L. FORD.
ATToRSEr-AT-LAw.
def2-tf 60 ST. NV. House. 1900 st, NV.
CAMPBELL cARRINGTON. ATToRNEY-AT.L4W
Weester Law building. sos d nj. NV WaxiInr-
ton DC. RestIen-e. No. lIassnt yerpon Fiafss
New York ave. and 9th ct. nv. III
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STORAGE.

TIC. PER LOAD-FUHNrTURE AND HOTsEHOI.D
goods stored. Ioc- per load. best location In the
city. dry. light and clean Address 3l4 9TH ST.
NV ap6-2ms
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FOR RENr-aRooM BRICK HOUSE, 1921 18TH
ST. n-w-s 1-rcom brick hsnlsr. 1875 Rinx,zan vt.
u,s aGIez TO 'ohS Ice L S 8 g: Nv.
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT 1900 Iydccker NV, Or. 40. co
1917 Yale. lar. 2b $G5 90 1880 9th NV Or ba as 30
SU0 H. lit. ba 5000 32O 18th. Or. ba.. 81. 90
i iao kentsaw, 1T 5000 sc y ave NV.
1857 Kenesaw ave, Or, la 30 so
IOr pa, cel> 80 60 3D. Spruce, 81. b, Gel b So
~ iith l3r 500 1904 NJ aver b. eel eo. 80
1G29 14th 11r. la. So. O0 iGO7 + me- ST. ba 90 30
I3i5 Yale lOr, ba. $500 24S Elm st, Or, ba 80
zilO X, ior, ba. hot 1909 + ne. Or, la. 49, so
water heat. 80. 90 liz Hickman st Sc
1888 NV. Tor. ba 5000 Or, ba...a....l53 30
1907 p 11r, ba, fur. SO. 90 COLORED
Princeton at 18th, 1917 4th NV Ir. la is 80
new, Tor, ba, fur. 40. 90 1927 4th NV 7r ba 20 so
CuAS. L. STONE
Successor to ID. ID. Stone & Sons)
~ SOC st. NV
FOR RENT-DIGGES & FAIRFAX G13 18TH \ W
1882 9th NV Tor, ba S35I SIC 18th NV 8r fat 30 30
5O5 4th So Or, ba.. .25l 2145 NV 5r fat. 70 so
1903 oath NV, ST. ba. 20 1204 ID NV, $50
my25-tf
FOR II NT-UNFUR, 400 10Th ST.. NV; s.
story and basement brick dwelling house, contain
Ing IL rooms and bath; heated by furnace and
OPP CRATES raLge and all cOnveniences. Key at
140S H. ave. NV. $40 per month. Apply to
my25-3t THOS l. FISHER 4 co
FOR RENT-14l1 10Th ST. NV; 3-STORY AND
English basement brick dwelling house; rooms
and bath; heated by furnace range and all
TenicL ces; $40 per mo. Key ut 14OS n. II. ave.
NV. Apply to THOS. ]. FISHER Il CO. my25-3t
FOR RENT : RENT REDrCED-7-ROOM BRICK
dwelling in nice condltion-16U st. NV Only
$3.50.
my253t W. c. DUvAII. 925 + st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR KENT-FURNISHED-ATT HOJNE
Of 8 rooms; north Of Dupont Circle: rent mod
crate for summer. Apply ut 1909 Riggs place
NV. ny25-St-
FOR RENT-SUMMER MONTHS-NlCN.Y Fur.
nisheG house Portland Flats So, at SIS. z.
e. DYE 514 18th st. NV. uya5-Sts
FOR RENTING SToUGHTON ST.; HIGH AND
cool; delightful simmer residence: very cheap for
Ry24-5t
FOR RENT-SEvEN-R room HOUSE. COMPIF,TE-
y furnished; south front: 3 or 4 mouths; pos
session June j; silver anil bedding il desired;
pleasant locality; owner room, II
agrceabie; nominal rent. Call address W. +.
CAMPFIEI.D, DIS f st me- my22-3ts
FUR RENT-FURNISHED-UN OCTOBER !,
nice broom house; 30 st. NV; moderate
rent to small family. CIll with references,
Jas NJ. HOGE S15 la. NV. mya2.its
UNFURNISHED.
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For balance Of list Post
my223ts A. S. CAYwOOD, 933 9th ST. NV
FOR RENT-907 1 ST. NV; TIIREE-STORY
brick: 10 rooms. bath and large cellar; elegant
neighborhood; convenient to all street r. r. APP
ply S12 9th st. NV. my22-3ts
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FOR RENT
1903 1th ST. NV. Keys at Office. Price, SIS
per month. "
l2O3 and 1911 Pa. ave- Large store room,
1lh by III; cellar and elevator. Permit Price
$3.50 per month each
1915 Psnna. ave. Key at Office Price, 81 500
per annum.
l1l1 Pa ave. NV. Desirable store room.
vacant JUNG l. Price, SIS per month.
1910 l!th ST. DIV. Large and desirable store
room. Price. $50 per month
154O 9TH st. NV. Large, desirable store and
dwelling; all improvements. Ke, ut Office
Price, $50 per month.
go st NV. west store ROOM. Desirable
Office. Price. $50 per month.
lSll fcnna. ave. NV. Three-story store and
dwelling. containing II ard bath room
heated by latrobes Keys ut office. Price,
81, 4u0 per annlm.
NV. corner Delaware ave. and st. sw.
Offer.
Coal yard. NV. corner 18th and sts sw.
Seales. stables and sheds, yard about :sOx7O IT,
Price, $50 per month
THOS J. FISHER & Co.
myZl-1 13.4 st. NV
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE GIT LA. AVE; RENT
$50. Inquire at $50 La. ave. ap22-tf
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FOR RENT-AT MI. PI.EAsANT. BEAUTIFuIJ.Y
LOCATED NEW BROOM HOUSE: handsomsly
ONLY So 2 ". WALKER son. zoos v d.
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HOTELS.

sANDEISoN's NEW HOTEL. ANNAPOLIS MD !.
elegantly furnished; baths: electric lights: first
class table; price. 81 u day WI. SANDEisSfDN
Prop. Formerly Congressional Hotel, Washington
y.5-ff
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FOR RENT
Rear Job 10th st. NV. a rs.-..... $500
leslo oregon are. NV, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
1851 Ooun. ave- NV, roons. ............. 1900
my226t R. H. T. LEpOID, ew. cor. f3fh 6 r.
FOR RENT-CHEAfTST HOUSES IA TOWN
Nos 81 and eSl s.w.; sle-58 No. gse Isets.c
st.: IS. Bricks: 3 rooms; wnter. half ru,t,nre
from lines E. A. MCINTYRE, "a c NV.
my22-6t
FOR RENT-$45 4 MONTH EACH IL ADVANCE
Ills 18th Ut. ard 9I3 st. NV: firxf-class
nrishborhood; excellent order; all MI. Apply on
pseih.ses. my2s-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY &. IL p
633 f 50, Sr. ami. so. 30
3Ol 10th sw. 12r. ami32. 80
134s AZ sw. Or. mi 10. 30
40 q sw, Or. wa. 10. 30
BOB M'Iean av.sw. 6r13. 30
sol I'd sw, Or, wa. .l3. 80
S35 ID sw, Or, wa. .l2.30I
S27 9th sw. Or. wa. l5. 30
1901 Sth sw. Or. w.15.O0
1l2i AZ sw. 6r. mi. 1880
81 q sw. Or, wa. :. 1890
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1913 NJ sw. 5r, wa. 1870
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JO1 ] sw. Sr. ami. 1000
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43? eth sw. sto rm 1000
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