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The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

There is no medicine that has vet
been discovered that has virtues de-
serving to be compared with DIR. Saw
yer's Wild Cherry and Tar for bad
cases OF bronchitis, CONSUMPTION. or
any cough OF cold. j. H. Dunavant &
Co.
In view of the fact that a club has
been organized, composed solely OF
ladles-old and young--the Owls y
are requested To meet at the nest y
Saturday night, to take steps looking
TO reorganization on selfish princi-
pies.
A party composed of Jno. b. Webb,
DR.. Z. e. White and SydlB. Trapp
went duck hunting Wednesday after
noon, to a pond about one mile and
half down the Choctaw e Memphis
railway. One duck was the result OF
the hunt.
Backache is the first indication Of
kidney trouble. Urinary disorders.
diabetes and even Bright's disease fol-
low unless promptly checked. Nothing
better to make perfect kidneys than
DR.. savers Ukatine. j. II. Duna-
want & Co.
When, oh when is the court house
yard To- be graded. sodded and fenced
It's shame that this work should have
been s. long delayed. The city should
bear Just proportion Of the expense,
and TIL authorities should get togeth-
er aud arrange ways aud means to
push this work right now.
Lowrence Belser, who has had men,
engitis and been confined to his bed
seven weeks tomorrow, is gradually
improving, and were it not for his very
weak ,ndition would be able to be up.
But his long confinement has taken all
his strength and it will probably be
two weeks longer before he can leave
his room.
w. y. y Mattox. who had been i'm
charge Of the round bale machinery in
tins ci y for several weeks lett for his
home ~ Memphis Sunday, and will
prob ih.y not return again this season
owing 20 the small amount Of cotton
comm. in. The round bale depart
ment IT the Forrest City Gin Co.'S.
plant wiil be closed down for the pres
emit.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature 1sasa sss Of &kzZzsM

Our reporter became mixed in regard
To dates when speaking two weeks ago
OF the wedding which was published as
to take place on the Sth. it will occur
soon. and the public will be kept
posted.
The towns youngsters gathered in
the Park "Wednesday and had very
exciting game of base ball. The spec.
tacle was equal to minstrel show. We
are glad to see such interest manifested
in the national game.
Mrs. Cornelius ID. Govan, of Ell Do
RADIO. Ark, who had been visiting in
the city and gnest of Capt. and Mrs
L. &. Merwin for couple of weeks
returned home Wednesday to the re-
greet of many friends.
Commissioner McClendon has had
his street gang at work on the public
square this week. and great deal of
the ugllness OF Church street. near the
court house, has been effaced and the
street put in fine order.
1t is reported that the cane brakes of
st. Francis bottom have been killed i'm
many places by the recent cold. We
also notice that the evergreen mapno.
liza leaves have turned black and the
trees are probably damaged.
y. b. Rollwage went to Little Rock
Monday, returning Tuesday His mis-.
SION was to audit the books of the
grand treasurer. Knights of Honor.
| Master Herman accompanied his father
and enjoyed the trip very much.
Hon. r. j. Williams went to New
York Sunday To look after the interest
OF the ST. Francis Levee Board at the
meeting of the Mississippi River Com
mission. where the appropriations fol
river Improvements will be discussed
. NJ. V. Hancock has purchased the 10,
and dwelling on jackson street known
as the Mccormick properly, and is
overhauing the premises with the view
! OF preparing nice home for rent.
New fencing will be placed, the build
ing thoroughly repaired and repapered
and such other improvements made as
will render it comfortable and desi-
rable dwelling. ~
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

For medicinal purposes our Old Yam
nissee has no superior. Il. G. Folbre
& Co. We have others.
When you want draying done, SEES
Rainbolt IL Mccormick. Leave ordere
at Ike Mallory's saloon.
Don't forget the Cumberland Rye. 1t
is the best whiskey on the market.
Sold only by Ike Mallory.
F. j. lizard spent Sunday at Wynne
with the family OF his son, NJ. W..
lizard, returning Monday.
Are you fond of good coffee Try
" Royal Breakfast" 1912 cents per
pound, at w. L. Sanderss.
Otto B. Rollwage and S. p. Mcdaniel
leave Sunday for Helena 10 serve as
jurors in the Federal court.
The Episcopal church is again with
out a rector, Rev. Cross having ac.
cepted a call in another state.
Farmers Delght-the best Potato
Plow and Cultivator in the world, for
sale by RUSSELL. Graham u Co.
Julius Lesser and wife, of st. Louis
passed through the city Tuesday night
en- route home from Mariana.
Z O. Hooper. formerly resident of
this place, int now of Little Rock, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Those who considered that "spring
is here" had their minds disabused by
the cold snap of Monday morning.
Good secondhand Saw Mill for sale
cheap and on long time.
Russell. Graham & Co.
Mrs. J. B. Ramsey, after pleasant
visit with relatives and friends re-
turned to Memphis Sunday afternoon.
Prof, Neal, in charge of the Wheat
| ley institute, and wife are visiting in
the city, guests of the family of DR..
P'Poole.
Just received at the Newsstand lot
of new 10 cent Dovels-standard works
of fiction by the best authors. Call and
see them.
| Mrs. ]. Y. Beard and little daughter
were visitors from Friday till sunday
at the pleasant home of Squire John
Il. Brown.
ASTORIA.
Bears the ~ The Kind You Have A.-ars Bought
Signature # &<Azzzm
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

A. Becker went to Memphis Saturday
afternoon, and was accompanied by
Mrs. j. G. Bell who spent Several days
in the Bluff City guest OF his family.
Billiards. Snow Liniment will cure
lame back, sere throat, wounds, sprains
bruises. cuts. old sores. Ladies, it will
cure your backache. Webb & Sanders.
Dr. j. Z. Cooley, editor of the Ark
ansas Methodist will preach tonight
(Fridayl at 7:30 O'Clock at the Metho-
dist church. All are cordially invited.
Col. Jas. Hasley came home Sunday
ON visit to his family for couple of
days. He is the picture of health and
says the world is treating him kindly.
The curative properties. strength and
effect of nr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine are always the same 1t can
not be equaled, j. Ii. Dunavant IL Co.
The modern pill - is rightly applied
to DR.. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake
Pills. because they perfectly and COM
pletely cure biliousneSs. inactive liver
and constipation. j. IL. Dunavant &
Co.
Our spring stock-base balls, croquet
sets, marbles (20,000), tops, catchers'
mits and other sporting goods-have
arrived. Give MS call when you want
any of these goods. Landvoigt & Vada-
kin.
The band made another visit to
Wynne Monday and another financial
failure. Their efforts deserve better
encouragement and the Wynne folk
lose much pleasure in refusing to pat
roniZe them.
+. III. Chew, formerly of this city.
more recently of Helena. returned Sun
day and has engaged in general COM
mission and merchandise brokerage
business. His Office is at the store of
Barrow Il Co.
James McCutcheon, of Widener. was
in town yesterday and was circulating
IA petition to the legislature to make a
four-wiie fence a lawful fence east OF
| the st. Francis river. 1t was quite
numerousy signed.
DlAMfNs.r NusiAh TEA cures Dyspep-
q sWsstSt y STA, Constipation and Indi.
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts.
For sale by Brandon 81 Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
WEATHER SIGNALS.

WHITE FLAG-Clear or fair.
BIUE FLAG-Rain or snow.
TRIANGULAR BLACK FLAG-+Temperature
signal.
WHITE WITH BLACK CENTER-Cold wave.
HALF WHITE AND HALF BLuE-Showers,
above white or blue flag denotes rising
temperature; If below these flags, denotes
falling temperature.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10


Try the 400" barber shop.
Texas Seed Oats at +. L. Gray.
The Magnolia for Fine Whistles.
Meal for fertilizng, Scots, at Grays.
Try Fontella Cigars, Trice & Altman.
Our aim is to please. Folbre & Co.
Buy Jacks and balls at the News
stand. ~
pThe March winds-we have had a
plenty.
Delicious cakes and candies at w. T.
Sanders's.
Elegantly furnished rooms at the
Pearl saloon.
Ike Meyers was in Memphis Wednes.
day on business.
You get what you want at Sanders's
up-to-date grocery.
Talk with NJ. N. Gaines about farm
and timbered lands.
Insure your life and property with
Geo. Z. Taylor Il Co.
O. +. Hambleten is quite i'll at his
residence in Yocona.
p A. German visited Mariana on
business Wednesday.
You are bound to get satisfaction if
/ you trade at Folbre's.
Cotton Weigher's Books l0c. each at
THE TINES Newsstand.
Get catalogue Of the 10-cent sheet
music at the Newsstand.
Your trade is invited by NJ. V. Han
cock. He serves the best.
W. r Kendrick. of Widener, was in
town on business yesterday. =
Fred c. Nicely. of the Nicely House,
was on the sick list Tuesday.
I. A. Hawkins, of Heth, was pleas.
ant business caller Saturday.
1. c. Folbre & Co. of the Magnolia
Saloon, dispense good whisky.
&. W. Mashburp. of Lee county, was
visitor III the city Saturday.
Cody Ferguson, of Fergusonvilie, was
visitor in the city Saturday.
0. A. Ezell has made a handsome
improvement on his residence.
Fresh canned goods received daily
and for sale by w. II. Sanders.
Ed Berry. of Madison, was trading
ahd circulating in town Saturday.
DR.. VIM. Crutcher was quite indis-
posed Tuesday from a severe cold
Staple and fancy groceries. delivered
Tree anywhere. by W, r. Sanders.
Attorney !. M. Prewett has been on
Tue SICK list several days this week.
d. G. Cook is over at his place look
ing after the balance of that cotton.
WANTED-At once, cypress poles.
81. FRANCIS ELECTRIC LIGu Co.
joel E. WYnne spent Sunday in
memphis with his family and friends.
shoe brush sets. soc, 75c. 81 90 and
sL2o, at the Newsstand. Just received.
mrs. ID. G Cook has been confined to
hei room several days with neuralgia.
), a new lot of typewriter paper
oheaper than ever-at the Newsstand.
3. l.. Vadakin spent Sunday in Men,
pniS' Hubert is getting along nicely.
), For the best new-ground Plow on
rue 1ne market, go to Russell, Graham Il
MIS-. Joe Meyers, of Argenta, is visit
,s Tue family Of her father, ID. l. Hun
we are almost tempted to say "Spring
1 - hhere," but will wait until after the
MI and Mrs. Will Shepard's baby
hs as oeeh quite sick this week. but is
rIof. }. w. Penick went to Little
Ecourse. '"Ae '''S
CA SToRrA.
ssArs the Hlhs Kind You Have AIEaE Bought
'' I &AZIZ9
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

We are now prepared to loan mon
ey on improved farms on the five and
ten year plans on liberal terms.
GEO. l.. TAYLOR & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

For medicinal purposes our Old Yam
nissee has no superior. Il. G. Folbre
Il Co. We have others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

FOR RENT % ACRES. ONE MILE EAST OF HY-
attSNille from Washington; 6-roOm dwelling;
all necessary buildings; water door; fruit; beau
iful location; suitable for office holder. trucker
dairyman. Rent, $500. Apply to OWNER, 1886
Nnrc1ran 81. It.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY II. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
:, and lnsurane, =, Eroker, 10Th and sts NV
HIS nW G Gr H. 5S 1T 18th NV nw IT,
psr annum. 900 Il29 10th NV, lor.. 90
500 18Th NV 4ir ss 2li2 fa at n "r' ST. 5000 5000
1859 ! NY, apt Gr 70. 90 gl7 NV, Or. g. 2
S5S nW Vn n p% 81 g 1873 1873 Waueh S
1 l n 5r apis EGO 1912 1872 Goumb!a or y 80
9l3 II 1 av. 1000 3Os 18th NV ir :. 1900
l3S5 r NV. l2r 900 3O6 18Th NV, IT.. 70. 90
1927 18th NV lOr. $500 3l4 l4th NV. Or 1880
- -, Il ~ ia 90 90 ~ sw, e5 .15o 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
llth&k, 25r per an 5000 l9Ih near ~ 15r, $50
/ mr. l7tn NV, l5r&sr.3,600 r av&1Gth. 11r . 125
ON. near 10Th IT $50 near 2-sl4r. tub 100
OFFICES.
Cor 10th Fs5 RS. $50 + NV. Sd floor. $4,000
steam heat; SEQ 90 55o IA SO i 1899
M osf FoG ms M ess nw 80 sd floor o. GO
all front ami nrsrroof, 4o5 18th NV. 81 4 sio ca.
from $40 to ss' each Bro nc
az and o. 80. $50 90 "a 9th NV. ..... $500
124s sth NV trear, S5.ov 1872 Mass av G'r) $1,000
oc.l-f
FOR RENT 1872 10th NV. Or. 90 10
11os Mass av:21r .s4le q 1920 18th Or. so 20
l2li II nv. Isr lzoo9 1871 10th Or. 100
$40 1902 oGpn n% AVE- Ysa Ign Dw aw
$50 Jererson pr 1873 1e hn NV, 7r 400
loo loth NV, Tor. 1000 1910 18th NV Dr.. .@O-OO
1t2l De Sales lzr. 1910 1918 . NV Ir. 81. 90
2U12 NV, 10r. 1000 1104 o NV, Sr. .25. so
Call at office for full bulletin and par
tiCulaTs
FOR FURNISHED HOUSES
Apply to
BERNARD III. JOHNSTON,
se2G-30t Cos 14th street.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsuED-
100 / .S4lGd6 lJl7 Conn SO
1888 18th st. 333 :I3 2022 + 80. 90
1871 * $50 90 sos 18th Stu. 20. no
l44l Mass av.. Us 90 500 10th 1880
Also large lift If desirable furnished houses
FITCH FUA X BROWN,
se30-tf i406 G st. NV.
FOR RENT
2522 18th ct. Columbia Heights; 1O-room
house, all modern improvements; screens and
awnings. Price. $50 per month
~ 700 18th St, Columbia Heights, double house;
20 rgoEls' al modern improvements; screens and
awnings; baths. Price, 500 per month
Apply TO OWNER. 1901 Clifton st. su31-tf
FOR RENT PHONE Ola
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
COR 9CII AND F. ROOM @
1894 VI NV lDr. $50 90 900 Pa av office SO 90
1876 Yale ST. Tor. 81 81 l2O Mass av me- 7r 50. so
4JS NJ st NV, 12r. 5000 1887 NV. Sr. 81. 90
oct1 THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate officer.
FOR RENT-NAUCK & NAUCK. 7TH & FLA Av.
1903 18th nw.store SIS OBJ 1907 18th NV. 5r. 13. so
$40 Fla st, Sr POGO BrghtwOod PIX 6r 10. 90
1913 18th NV IT.. 14UO Mcclellan st. Or. 8. 90
se23-tf
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KENSINGTON-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT
tractive houses; large rooms: modern cOnven-
fences plenty OF ground. w. NJ. TERRELL, with
b. fl. Warner Il Co, 9l6 st. NV Oc21-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
lNE'URNISIIED.

FOR EENT-si$. 5o-NENT GROOM FRAME. 12s
IN -, ne: large yard. front and rear. Apply
$40 VI TyIa.d ave ne. 1t"
For EENT-i2a7 KENESAW AVE NV; ,
story. I" rooms sud hath; cellar: stable in rear
al Low. large yar,.. 30 FER mo. l. f. BREJ
ANGER. 62u 18Th st oc2l3t'
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FOR RENT

FOR REM
1T4T Y NV. fur. $3.50 90
1879 18Th cor Greg lao 90
1Iu1 Conn Wit. /. loo 90
VI NJ e. M nv. 1877 2i.S5 10
Conn ay NJ Dupt c-1j 10
$50 Mass av Ne. l2r IS ~
lTiI 18th nv. Tor. IS 90
SPA 18th NV. I2T IS. 90
OfhCe rooms 1907 r nv
Ocls-l2ts TYLER a RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

H1T e No. Sr&b.2I n
ia II u-. 1rNh.....,., 20
80 9Th ne. Gr&C. - ,at
1918 Line av. 5r.....>.I 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-A LARGE STORE ROOM WARE
house and stable: would make Il splendid feed
store; cor 30 and y. y. ave. NV: $50. CAY
Cc21-2ts
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FOR I;FNT-EY IATGNEE & NESEIT. 1921 g ST
Sr.r-u,ifl modern fats. steam heat. gas ranges
tilsd hltI~ casIctsd halls 2I and Sd floors. al :
1IrL ST. So. - and 81. 2:u4 1ith NV 6r ana
bath $3.50 Cor 18th and Ia. ave, 6r. and
bath. S4u and So oc21-3t
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FOR RENT UNFINISHED
1873 NV. 11r&h. $40 no SOS 9Th ne lOrSh % 90
2314 18th NV. 10r&h.4I.J0 6Is ID NV stoScel % 90
232i l. 6rSVb-- -. .UU GIT La av OFF rms Is 90
II ISkELL * MclERAN
Ocli-s. tuN tn-tl lNOS L
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FOR RENT BY FLOYD F. DAVIS. 7TII x + SW
.Ia lIsL syv, iu-. dIujS1tigI 40 NV Sr ami - go
60 7 sw, 81 ami - a. I2Io uiOn u Syv.Ir
s15 81 80, 6r- ami II - ~ s............7 %
l24H 1fG sy. 6T...-- 1870 81 y sw Or was q 30
2u2 9Th sN, 1Dr,ami roo
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Fttls leF-N1
- y cap. 10r&H,

q 80 .---- N.Si 80
l"iS Mass ne. Iu-Nh-31--.,f
Ss'l Mass as u..~tNd4l-tsl
1917 = NV, lur&h &I.tri
L. JAMES \ e.
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Oc@I
2o.g

FOR RENT TELEPHONE 2o.g.
III * 1+r.. $50 ~ store ~ 9Th NV ~ ~
Store ~ Ia av... 1850 415 ith Sc Sr... 30 ~
80. grh nv. iSr..... 1000 92s L NV Tr..... % ~
1880 Ivrruruu. lSr 5000 III In av. I'll
Oft WILLIAM X. ELLIS. - I'm 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21
REAL ESTATE OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. SEVERAL
choice hye-acre villa sites. in add tion 20
SlNFile. the favorite sunni resort Of Long
Island. and near the magnidt ent country seats Of
William n Vanderbilt and Robert h. Roosevelt:
each Site suhdivisihlc into 50 city lots: price of
each bye-aCre site, Sl25, 10 prompt purchasers
clear title Address CHASE ROIS. Attorney.
63l ST. n.s. ocl3-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

CHEVY CHASE.
Three and attractive houses.
1t f. c. K. DIN x CO. go 18th st.
FOR SALE-$6,1 tu-AT LANHAM STATION, 1l.J
miles out the Penna R.E., 10 acres Of high
ground; right at the station; 14-room house; barn
and all necessary Outbuillings.
DAVID MOORE.
1t III 14th st. NV.
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MEDICAL

DIR. LeaUIlerman,
Expert specialist in the Of all special dis
Of men and women. Consultation free
Daily. to u, TO 3; Tues, Thurs and Sat
evenings, to s. COZ NV. Closed on Sunday.
oc21-1m'
BLOOD POISONING, COLORED SPOTS AIJJ-
cous patches in mouth, ulcers and sores Perma-
rent cure. Box 81 UNIVERSAL VITALlNE 60,
Hammond, Ind. IT,
Rheumatism and ChOrea
tST. VTrUS' DANcEl-ARE DURABLE.
DIR. NICHOLSON. Gus 18TH. TO /. to Q.
linz
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Sanders,
From Battle Greek Sanitarium
se2S-Ims 1906 T St NV.
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IL WI wv
2l2Z 2',-IS-JO y Y
av, +r&Wa. each 500
lloJ-l3 Green's al,
Sr&ccl. wa -....--7.OO
kI\S. so 18Th 81. NV.
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FOR RENT l4O6 Corc'n Ir ami o. IN
1921 II NV. l3r ami$S0. 90 iU6 Corcoran ST nv
34JY Eslin a gr ami..p 80 Tr am. ..... 81 30
3lT Mo NV, Tor so 419 18th Sc 6r... 10 so
cci-s.tu&th ROBERT T.. BRADLEY. 1853 L ST.
FOR RENT-CrTY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. 3
TO Is rooms. $3.50 to 500. Suburban houses
have large grounds and ami. NJ. A. BALLIN-
GER. $40 l4th st mhlS-s IN th-tf
FOR RENr-9I1 Ii ST. NV: 4-STORY BRICK; II
rooms and bath; stable with stalls.
90 Defrees st story brick.
loll St NV. 2story bay -window brick;
rooms and hath
rooms and hath.
All 81 perfect orler
Apply To owner. CHAS. c. DUNCANsoN,
ao@s-u 9th and d sts. A-w.
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

The Atlantic City Office of The
Evening Star is located at I3o9-13
Atlantic avenue, where amy Informal
ton concerning advertising, etc, can
he obtained. The rates are the same
az charged at the Home ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

FOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE-PRETTY
try; best sanitary plumbing; ami; pap cred
throughout; 522 14th St ne. close to III St
cars; very easy terms. Apply OWNER 500
14th st. oc2l Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

FOR RENT-OwNER OF BEAUTIFUL CORNER
house L 81. near 11th and 18th ST. lines
would rent part Of house apartments 10 desir-
able parties. Address C. Y. X, Star office.
Oc2I -3ts
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO., 1919 f ST.
l6Il 3lst, lur&h iur-SluU 1925 29th Grab. II. 80
I4l0 Pa av. stO, cel 100 %1.i NV, Jr. W. 1000
400 18Th, IlrxD- -.35.5v Ill l. Sc 4r, wa. g 90
1905 X / ay, Grab $50 53l9 b, or .........6OO
lJlI 18th, oF&D. .SU5U,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-A HANDSOME HOME FACING LIN
coin Park, at . big sacrifice; rooms and tiled
bath: furnace: cellar. etr. he sod
at once: price very low. BECK & WELLER, 90
+ St NV oclN-w.S2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

FOR SALES LOTS ON NJ ST NV; IS FEET
by 100 to paved alley. Also lot and bricks
18th st. ne Apply to J. J. COOK, 32a5 NJ st
NV. ucI4-lm-4
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BOARDING.

WANTED BOARDEI;S-Tw0 LADIES IN OF
flee find pleasant quiet home, with board,
AT 1I04 10th st n. It,
FIRST-C CLASS TABLE BOARD
AT l4l4 II W.
Terms. SO per month
oc21-s.t th.3t
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FOR RENT-2p1 ST Sw-. STORE AND
dwelling rooms; rent. $500 1913 K St Sc,
storer,-,rn rent. so 20 PA l st. rooms rent.
$500. AS Z ST.. sw.. rooms ami. rent,
5000 So II St. rooms; rent. S12.5U. 331 f
st s-w-, rooms; rent. $500 b. LEONARD,
$50 Al 81. sw. Oc21-3t'
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FOR SALE-S1 500 LESS THAN COST-WITHIN
half So. 14th st. comfortable home. with
large parlor, dining room, kitchen and buffers
pantry on first floor; five pleasant bed rooms and
tiled bath second floor; all in thorough order.
Price. only $1,000.
oc21-2t' JOIN L. PARET 14lI G ST.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-05-04
PERCRES FOR FOWLS.
All should BE Movable So as to Fncil-
itafe thc Application of Disin-
fectants and Cleaning.

Fowls will jump from the lowest
perch to the next, and so on to the high
est, and then quarrel. All they want
is the highest place. 1t is preferable to
have the perches placed on level, also
the platform to catch the drOppings. 1t
may be just high enough to be handy in
cleaning, and the perches about one
foot above it. All perches should be
movable, so as to facilitate the applica-
ton of Kerosene, when necessary, to
every part. The reason why fowls all
strive for the highest place in the roost
is because they possess an instinct
which teaches them that the higher
they get the safer they are; hence, when
perches are of unequal height the
strongest fowls occupy the highest
place. Probably the air is as pure three
feet from the floor as higher. Fowls,
when crowded into Il small and close
apartment, by their respective respira-
tons give off considerabl carbonic-acid
gas. This, being heavier than common
atmosphere, sinks to the floor when
cold, and may have deleterious effect
on fowls rOosting very low. and odors
are also evolved from decaying animal
and vegetable matter. The perches
should be at least two inches wide and
rest firmly in slot or mortise. Fowls
will cling to one edge of wide perch,
and the width will give opportunity to
rest the weight on the shanks. \ very
narrow perch makes it necessary to
bear the weight on the breast-bone,
mainly in one spot. and thus it becomes
bent to one side. This deformity is
caused in many instances by roosting
on the chine Of a barrel or on the small
limbs of trees. Old fowls have their
bones hardened. so that they will stand
the pressure without bending. but all
should have wide perches.-Farm and
E:reside
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-05-04
IN FOREIGN FIELDS.

Poker has been forbidden in Vienna
on the ground that it is game of
chance.
Fifty thousand tons of oysters are
consumed in London during the sea-
son.
Copenhagen has the largest geological
garden in Europe. 1t embraces 420
acres.
The annual export of Goldfish from
Newfoundland is about 1,350,0O0 hun
dredweight.
Grasshoppers attain their greatest
size in South America, where they grow
to a length of five inches and spread
out ten inches.
In India elephants over IL and up to
As years of age are deemed best to pur-
chase and Will generally work well till
they are so years old.
Jewish merchants at Moscow can now
secure guild certificates of the first
class with the sanction of the minister
of finance and governor-general.
The French government is attempt
ing to raise revenue by letting out the
backs of match boxes, which are a
state monopoly, to outside advertisers.
Large numbers of the inhabitants of
the province of Tigre, north of Abys-
sinia, are emigrating to Egyptian terri
tory, preferring British rule to that of
King Menelek.