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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
EX-SENATOR WALSH DEAD.
Had National Reputation as Cham

Had National Reputation as a Cham
pion of southern Developments.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 20.-Hon. Pat
rick Walsh, former United States sem
ator and mayor of Augusta, died here
after three months illness of nervous
prostration.
Mayor Walsh was one of the most
prominent men in Georgia and had a
national reputation as the earnest cham
pion of Southern development. He was
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
RAY EXAMINATIONS.

Our offices have the most complete electrical
apparatus in the west, including most power
full and perfect Ray machine with which the
innermost organs of the body may be readily
seen and examined. Obscure and difficult dis
r0sifiue1v DIAGNOSED
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
Ewes fer Sale.

40 choice high grade ewes of the
Down type. Inquire of Jas. Bryson.
three miles west Of Good Thunder. Sta
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
Farm for Sale.

Eighty acres in Sec. IS, Lime town,
with all Improvements, for sale. In
quire at Stahl House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
DIR. Downing, President of the Down.
ing Medical Association and Ger
man Medical and Surgical insti-
tute, Chicago, Illinois.

This eminent expert specialist, we'll and favor
ably known throughout the United States for the
many wonderful cures of all forms of Chronic,
Nervous and Special Diseases that baf1ed the skill
of other physicians and specialists; ably assisted
by full staff of skilled physicians and expert
specialists, whose experience in the largest hos
pitals of both Europe and America, enable them
to successfully treat obscure and chronic dis
eases. Their long experience, remarkable skill
and universal success entities them to the conf
dence of the afflicted everywhere
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
TO CURE A CoLDIN oNE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets A
druggists refund money il IT fails to cure Use
The genuine has L. b. O. on each tablet
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24

$50 acres under cultivation II acres of grove ;
good frame house, with stone cellar. large frame
blacksmith shop and hog and hen houses, all in
good repair dug we'll of first-class water that
will supply 200 to $40 head of stock. One of the
best farms in the great wheat belt of the world
Price only ST., 600 on terms to suit. j. Lam
DER & CO., Grand Forks, N. ID. Established
8s3)
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24
March 3.1o-17, 1899.

VIM. N. Plymat,
Attorney for Admin strator.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-24

Sam B Wilson,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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LADIES' GOODS

OUR TEN-DoILAR SEWING MACHINES
Come with 5-years' guarantee and coDlpleta g.,
Of attachments; instruction free AZ voU- reSi
dence., A penny postal will fetch one 10 your
house en- insp$ction, free. G AUERBACn, eth
no3o - ~
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIER. Iaos SrFI er
NV. BET. y AND o. (No sigr1 ALTFRfSG
4 SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS n1ssSsT1 a i"
FIRS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEL I'm
10 the --latest styles; ladies' tailor-made ,uif,
nnished IN the most excellent manner 2 lIOR.
GAN, Tailor and FurTier. SOC 4 ST. NV sole a
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FOR RENT l5i1 ST, lUr. AZ. 70
12l5-17 Pa av,ea. 10000 24o4 14th ST. Ior 40 OO
lO23 10th st. l5r. .25OUV Flat b, d q. 1Or. 1910
Lots l9to2o, ,sq619l .sOOOO 2420 14th er.... 80 30
14o9 st. l6r !G667 PAPA 14lh. Ior. 81 so
1873 Mass av, 16r. l25. .0O 1436 ken'w av Sr 50 90
1898 Chiffon. lar. l2.rUl 1225 L ST. IT.. 30. 90
3v4S NV. l1r. :. l250Oi enwcod 9r.......3y.vO
1tl1 Mass av. lar l25U0 23 st Ne, 12r. 81. 20
1913 Mass av. l2r luU.L0 Su9 ID Or. 81. ~
1886 Mass av l2r 90 1884 10th St. n. 80 Uu
1l25 10th, 16r. 10000 3UO6 st, 9r. 80 10
1888 st, 14r. 1900. ID Il G3l Pa av.. 80 %
lsoo l4tn. s&d Ir..s.,..3 l2ll i. st. 7r... - 20
II Iowa circle 10r. 1900 223s llth st. sr. rs so
1857 1857 iats st. nm liz Iazs az
i43o NV, NJ 800 Watkins pl.C Chevy C2o.YO
1872 q, l2r. 1900 Up 1910 l4th st Or 25 90
ii2i DE Sales. llr. .oUV iol5 Sth NV, sr. 80
llO4 9Th ST. i5r. Is w Fiat :, O. sr. 800 $40
OIL 18th st. l0r... Is 0U 1Vi tupper PIT 20.UV
1905 2Ist Tor. 49,. .6ooo Up 1ioi-6-s I4th BIO 10
ilIb De Sales. llrOOpv los 18th, Or. ~
1851 l. ~ $500 500 Ji :, Is 3;O IS
i!l9 18th. iOr. $500 30-S2 lst sw6r ea. T. 80
ltSo 2gth NV. Ios 80 20 l3i3 Sc, Or. ..l2.30
1873 18th ST, lor.. 50 Up 1T Watkins st. Chevy
i4is st. III $500 Ne He cor
2U24 l1ilyer pl, IOr. 5000 1925 c 800
$50 n av. 14r. 800 row, 5r 500
2235 st. lcr.... .50VO 1o5 Farragut st. 5r. 500
tIas IA lib rith ISy II5 St Sc ,G %
1419 9th st, 12r. 90 Lot l. 81 6S5. 49,. oner
l0o2 st, 7r... ..4o5o Greenneld. l2r: .Uner
1Iti Corcoran, Or. 90 1884 ay. 13r.. Ofrr
1ukona Park, lar. 1000,
FURNISHED.
10th T, Or. $4,000 Yale near l3th Or 125. 90
10th near K, 15r. .33334 Woodley lane q Hart
10th near o. l5r. 10000 ford st, l2r. l25. 90
Mass Thomas 4 near 10th, I0r.- l25 "
circle, i6r. 800 90 z 18th, 12r- LIS. .o0
Mass 18th, l9r 10000 K near 21st 1Ir. ITO 90
18th Clifton, 15r. $50 % 18th. 12r 100.
near 14th l4r. .25O 10 = near l4th 10r. 10000
Conn K, 1Sr. 5000 near 18th, 10r 100. 90
Clifton nr i3th 5000 Riggs 18th, 11r. 100 00
nr 18th, 13r. .225 90 Cap, 13r.. .SS. w
19tn n. 15r. 200 90 2lst nr r. l0r ~. %
near l7th 13r. 200 90 Co-coran 18th or. "a.
18th, IOr.. 10000 st mr. Library Or. IL. 90
Conn s. 13r. 1900 Md ne nj list 1Ur. "a. %
u 31st, 14r. 1000 Chaplin nr 14th yr to. W
y st near 18th, llr.l25.oo a y hats 7r. IS w
Il nr 18th. l4r. .1250O near 18th, 6r- 90
st mr. l4th, l4r 90 18th nr St slton IOr So w
10th near +. 9r. l25OO
STABLES
kinsmans al,4 srIs oner R'r 1873 Il ava stls. 20
kr 1914 Mass, stalls SIS R'r l1i6 It, stls .I5
Kr l312 Mass, stalls. go R'r 2o2o l ST, sits.
1li2-l1i4 Vermont CT. so K'r 1924 l5
RI 14V7 Mass stls 40 R'r 1901 10th sta stls. 10
Rr 1866 - Sd 20 SITS 40 R'r 1903 st. stalls.
hr lI44 st, 20 stls % R'r 12l2 h st..--.... 10
Rr 1iIi Mass, stalIs3O R'r 1427 K l av....... 10
No t. 81 lSS, > stalls 70 Il 1880 n q
RI 1929 ri ay, sts. Is RI 329 No ay ) stls. .6
RI 1912 iith STA sIIs %
For full list of houses Offices, stores and stables
apply at othce
THOMAS J. FISHER eco,
de23-tf 1924 st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE -BROOKLAND. T. C-BUY NOW
PRICES SURE To ADVANCE N SPRING.
Sl,OOO-6r. cottage. lot 300 H.; porchcs. etc.
Sl,OO-6r. cottage: 800 H.. cars IOrches etc
81, SOO-fIne c1ttasr 800 II. lOi Potomac " sewer
S2,60O-Tr. cottage: 100 H.. fine location.
$500 for an elegant lot 5UNlJO; Potomac wafer.
$500 for one best corners ia BrpoGland.
line cottages for r"nt, Sll, Sl2.J0 and SO month
See ROLAND c. BOOTH, Cor. 10th aud q NV
jaJ-3tA
FOR SALE - CliEAP-AT BROOkl.AND-A 4.
room bay window frame house, lot JoSlJo; viii
sell on monthly payments; now under good rental
al Sl5 per Apply
ja4-6t CHARLES W. HANDY. Clio 18th NV.
CLEVELAND TARk PROPERTY Is THE CHEAP.
est and best the District Of Columbia Once
GlO l4th st. d.3l n
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classlil-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR SALE BARGAIN N BUSINESS PROPERTY
80 II. front on 1th 81. near l.. large building: =
stores and large stable; lot li0 ft. deep - n
alley sold once for $4,000; price now, $1,000;
1000 cash BRICE 4 LIl'SCOM3.
de3otf Gl2 i4th 81
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FOR SALE-HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES
PRICES FROM s. 800 To SlO0.UUO-
MY LIST is Too LARGE To ADN EHTISE.
CALL ON +. {. BATMSKAS. I4IV q ST.
dpl4-f
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FOR RENT-FLATS IN NEW BUILDING. COR.
18th and sts.n.w.: rooms and bath, SIG per
month; rooms and bath, S1T rooms and bath,
81: steam sheat; all mod imps. PLANT &
TuRPISt1419 i. Y ave- ja4-2w
THE CONCORD. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
This we4l-kBo~h and finely located apartment
house has now vacant choice 2-room apartments;
superfntendence, and cafe under Mcpermott.
formerly Of the Shoreham. sel6-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNfSHED, WITH BOARD,
nice, comfortable rooms, $25 up; fine location;
convenient to lines. THE INGLESIDE, 1927
l ST., opposite The Arlington. Transients taken.
j,E.-H
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FOR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL. l BLOCK FROM
r cap, room and bath brick Corner house:
three bay windows In excellent condition: price,
$3.50; owner refused $1,000 four years ago,
224 F. Cap. ~ de2l-tf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

lQ2 ST. Sc, FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board; across from library. jaL-3ts
FOLLOW THE CROWD, AND YOU WILL GER
talniy bring up at the GENOA, where they are
feeding more people than any house in Washing
ton. first~cass table BOARD, four dollars Il week,
equal 10 any six -dOllar-a-week board in United
States. Pure cream, Egin butter, French drip
coffee, home pastry, steaks and chops, all broieu.
Mineral spring water for table and cooking Meals
ut all hours. We also have beautiful rooms; steam
heat, private baths and electric lights
THE GENOA, SU6-SUS 18th W. L. Ii. MOORE, Mgr.
deU-3m-ll
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FOR SALE 1909 r. l. AVE: BEAUTIFUL
hcme. entirely new; built for owners occupancy
regardless Vf expense; viii ssl- very low. Apply
only to J. W. NAIRN, Owner. 1885 Vi. ave.
de26-1n'
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WANT 1ED-BAUM BROS. PAY THE BEST PRICES
IN the cry Tor metals, such brass copper,
Lead. ir1n IulDer, bottles and all kinds of paper
stock, rasJ, tie. Address call 2UO6 18th NV
LUZ3-tf
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MoNE1 ~ LOAN AT AND Al PER CENT IN
sums OF ~ ,O0e tb $780, 900, on u. C. real estate
pay on per cent and per cent loans and teain
anew at lowest rates OF interest; all transac-
tions conducted with economical considera tiun
for borrowers. xWM. II. SAUNDERS & 90 =,
1407 st. NV se24tf
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FOR RENT-NlCE SITTING, HALL AND BED
rooms, communicating; price, SIS; references.
1913 18th st ja53t*
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FOR RENT
l4l4 18th. 12r.
18th st nr Dupont
Circle, l5r. $3.50. 90
1919 18th, l1r.. -
1923 G st. l3r. ......75.0 90
.128 18th st, o.. >. -b3.00
1919 nth st. Or. :. AZ. 0n
I0S N J av Sc. lar. 45. 90
1910 10Th 81. Sr. :. 40. 90
1918 10th, 7r. .35. 90
ll9G Pa ay. 2 Cats. 4Ffb
224 18th sw, 12r. 80. so
, 1902 N Cap. 2-sty&
bas't. or&b. 80. so
del7-rf G!
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENr-CuuICE OFFICES IN THE WASH
INGION LOAN AND TRUST cos BUILDING,
COR 9TH AND STS. Fire-proof granite.
BestknowL building in city. Perfect elevator
se2y th, ,s&tu-tf
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ARNER & Co, 9i6 f ST,

c236 eth NV, ,6r&sto. Is. so
I09 Sth ne. ar, ami. 1889
l2iI | ne, 6r, ami. .l6. 80
3O6 i NV, Or. 80
32S 9th Sc. 6r. 30
42l 18th Sc, Or. so
S2l 18th ne, 5r. r.....l2. 80
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FOR RENT
li5I 18th nw, 1Or,
ami. S3T so
Col Howard av, Tor,
ami. 30. 90
COB Howard av, Tor,
ami. 30. 90
Hos NJ ay Sc, Or. ami 80. 50
deS-th,s { ROBERT +
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BICYCLES.

THE 80 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN
They are light and strong machines, built
approved lines, at popular prices. Don't fail TO
see them. HADGER s. CO., 72T istb st. NV.
ao30-6
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT-1343 C0RCoRAN ST. FEW DOORS
from 1itl; elegant corner residence; II rooms aud
Dath, stable ia rear; rent reduced $50 toS31
open for inspection at ali times A. PREY Owner
de3l -6ts
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

FOR EENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deiiy-
cred free i'll city; one month applies purchase
OF when directly following reutal
WICKoFF. SEAMANS " BENEDICT,
de19-tf Cor. Sth and Il SITS nv
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AIALE OR FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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BRADLEY. 1909 T st.

GoR nt,B REM NJ o 17l5 Hayes e, ,4r,w..1o5o
& f. fur, lsr 2b I34 15th.or rs. SIS to SO
500 2 mi $50 $50 soth h taiEf iF mai mi iSS So
Cleveland Park, fur sl4 18Th hall. 80. 10 81
nished 1or & ba, 29o4 |, fat. Ar, w...I5.3o
1o35-29 Lime Kiins .6o.00 ruoms. $40 aud Sl5 o.
1907 18th, 9rtsb, mi.5l 81 2313 L, ar W. " 30
1882 I, l1r,b, Gel. mi. 30 STORES
30 Pa ay, lor 81 90 1918 Pa av.st&dwg 10 90
S02 2lst llr, eel, mi35 81 1900 Pa av, = large
23ol n, 1orSb, mi 30 50 rms eel mi. ..t 10 90
1882 2d 81 b eel mi 30 % 21oI X, sto&dwg. 40 50
2UlS NJ lOr&b,m 800 1OOl 18th ne st&dw. 40 90
goo L. sr&9 mi %. ~ $50 2oth, eel W. G. . So
Takoma fk b,cei . 37i8 NJ, stSdw. S % go 50
1223 30th, 6rSh, mi - 81 1903 Pa av w&-. 20 =,
1749 f, 9r&b, mi. % 81 1855 L. w&g..9. 20 90
1919 5:Is s@t s"th 81 Or =, 2" 20 80 s93 600 $50
-91s-20 Olive, Grab. STABLES
cel, mi ;-- =. 90 l20S q, stls ". S12 40
Brightw'd, Or eel W. IL 90 24I2 Pa ay tr'ri Is
19So 10Th 6r;. W. II IS ls2o-s1 L, 5s, w...7oo
de2t-s,tth wESCoTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
7.5s 2eS4 Gs st. l2r Ia, s55oo 1919 1919 ST. Tn&b 50
1I2o I'D ST. sr&b. 1000 II Patterson ne Or 1880
HEIskELL & McI4ERAN
FOR RENT once rms. liO4 Pa av
ss1 ay NV. 1or. 1850 Brookland houses, 50 up
st9 ,oo l4o6 Pa ay NV so 1910 Gales ne. er y g
HE McL1cfiLES 4 | REAL rs Is And LOAN CO. CO.
dclO-u lOta and u SITS NV.
FOR EENT-DWELLING l1l5 10TH ST. NV; 8
rooms, bath; all mi; rent. SO Inquire $50
Louisiana ave. de30-tf
FOR RENT-To COIloRED TENANT-REDUCED
10 $50 30 mo-, brick, rooms. bath, HOT water,
RANGE; 1908 X ST. NV
de2e-tf sToSE 4 FAIRFAX, SOC NV.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
100 St. 81 SO 1914 18th 10 90
1888 18th ST.. 33 I2U7 n st..........75oO
l411 st........ 5000 1910 18th ST.. So 90
1911 st...... 10000 Sl2 18th st 5000
lT45 Il l av.......I33. 80 Stable r'r 936 E. Al .
14iI Mass 90 1929 18th ST.. 1000
lOlI Conn 33 S0i L St basemt ST ~ 90
Also large list Of desirable furnished houses
FITCH, FON & BROWN,
oczo-tt HOG st. NV.
FOR RENT
The best sixroom and bath bay-window brick
dwelling IN this city for the price SIS SO per
mouth; papeFcd throughout; heated by la
trobes; large closet in each room; large con-
crete yard; all modern improvements and in
lrst-class repair. i6O51a Sd st. NV. House
open for Inspection.
B. f. SAUL
Real Estate,
nols-t 1o35 9TH st.
FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 + ST.
3015 q t2r. b(furl. .sl00.0 90
4:I Ith NV sto&ccl $500 12i Sc, 7r&h % so
14l0 Pa eel 500 1905 Meridian. 6r h. $50
GIG NV, 2Ir&h. rs. 90 73O oath, 6r&b. -. Is 30
926 23d ST. l1r&b. 40 60 437 7th NV RS 2d d1S 90
1872 18th NV ,9rSsb. so 1919 25th w(co .16 81
2S01 NV, 9r&b. 33. 90 i3T 9TH. rru 2d G.. 90
8006 L, 9r&b. 5000 R'r 1854 X, Ar (coD 500
1888 Conn y,6r&b. q. so R'r 2906 stab 500
no24
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WASHINGTON. u. G.. posi- OFFICE NOTICE
Shouli be read daily, as changes may occur az
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports II
saiiinE daliy, and the schedule Of clusugs Is ar.
ranged on The pTeSUrl lion of their uun,rrlijt II
overland transit For the week ending January Z
llle last connecting closes Viii he made th,s
office follows:
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MALE

WANTED - EXPERIENCED FLOOR WALKER
and manager. rnly one ho has had recent
pcricucc and Understands that business thorough
iy. Apply NJ. GpLDENBERG, y2S Ith ST
WANTED-MEN CAN FIND EMPLOY MENT At
this office We secure positions on commission
for reputable PARTIES. Such wcrk is satlstac-
tory 10 applicant. Apply ENCIIANGE BUREAU,
.,lS q st. H. W. ~ floor.
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FOR RENT-FUR.-129 MD. AVE. NE, ONE
square from Capitol and New Library; 10 rooms;
Ami; well fur; suitable for member OF Con-
gress. de4-3ts
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G FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FUR-129 MD. AVE NE, ONE
square from Capitol and New Library; 10 rooms;
ami; well fur; suitable for member OF Con-
gress. de43ts
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
: 0'' "''- FURNISHED.
115 ST. aw NV. iS S RS RS B. B. ami 90 ns
1905 Sunderland pI; liz; 81; ami. iOO.oO mo,
1905 sunder,. nd Il. ii rs. I b. ami $500 mo.
l'42 ST. n'w' 10 ost;s.ts fs; S sath''.. 5000 mo-
7aA I4th st.. 2 rooms. ms................ $500 mo.
Dunn Irton," on Pierces Mil rd.,
near Conn. ave. cars, IA rs, Large
jaS-tf H. RoziER DULISY 1920 F sIGH st. NV. ,''
FOR RENT-BY X. .. no. .!TZMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker. 10th and h SITS. NV.
2sos 14th NV. srSs. 1900 1s32 18th nw 6r .25. so
zoos NV, 14r. 80 Oo 1917 1Ith NV, 7r .25. .35
1927 18th NV. 10r 30 65 2209 18th NV. Or. .25 10
is5s i2r sSs s issh issh nw. nw
2lb5 L, llr- 5000 1877 Conn av, IT. 90 50
515 4th NV. Al &C $40 18Th NV, Or. % 50
ls43 nw lOr. .40.VV 1888 9TH NV, Sr. Y. so
l643 18th NV. l2r .4O.Uy iils 35th 7r. .2o.VU
2029 Z NV, 10r Az. 60 iI2l 9TH NV, sr. 1880
Soo NV, apt. .se.es 80 9Th sw, Or. .!e.oo
1902 9th NV. 1Dr. .32. D az Is NV, 5r.... 1870
iUi Y, ior ...... 80, 92o 9th Sc. Or. ID 40
ioii ", iVr .ooo, 5ou Rldge Or lZDu
lol5 y. 1Or. 30 5 LOG 10th NV 2r. 10 50
2lu4 2lO6 list NV. .9r..5Uu illo W 5r..IuO 90
FURNISHkD HOUSES.
18th Z, l2r. $500 18th near y .I53
y 10Th, lIr. .SULl X 4 a, nr 10th llr LIS
16tb mr. IL, l4r, ,2b. 4p u near 18th 6r. 5J
wyoming ay,lor,2o loL 18th and Caroline, Or so
OFFICES.
Cor 10th & b, rs e4f~F NV, I'd q, Ir.27 so
en- suite all font, t39 NV, I'd q, 2r rs 90
steam heat, $4,000 $50 L NV, ID Il. :. ~ 90
Desirable FOULS, 'AtiaH- 40 La av. SO and 1900
tic Coast Line build sun building rooms.
Ing all font and fire $50 h NV, 4th d So 90
proof, from SiU $o5 iv5 7th NV rms, ed 10 w
each.
STORES.
SW cor 6th&G NV 1900 si4 9th 35 90
and O..... .5V. W 3I9 u nw......... 70 W
9l1 ID -3o.OV Jlo 10Th (rear). 10 W
STABLES.
124S Sth NV trear) S5.oo h13I 14th r'r). So 90
1872 K av (rearJ 5000 1892 Mass tr'rj. lu.VU
ja2
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l2OS q, = stls, ". .S12 40
li2i 9Th. 2s. W 500
2ii2 Pa ay U'r, Is
" r, l............7.o0
lS29-3l L. IS. w...1.OO
Na-rT HnN ,nn
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10th * ST. The most complete anG
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for 50
cieties, banquets, entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall. oc3-tf
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UNFuRNISH ED,

FOR RENT-HUU SEES
3l1 II NV. 1lr&b. .S65 90
ll22 9Th NV. 3r&b. Al. 90
1923 Cam. ST ,9r&b. 80 81
1913 NJ NV, Or ....l2.5Ol
ja5-3t*
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT BOUGHT.
OLD AND NEW JEWELRI AND DIAMONDS.
MUTILATED COINS. TEETH PLATES,
Watches, Spoons Dentist Gold and PLATINUM.
FElD. LOEWENSTEIN. Gold and Silver Reiuer
AND BUYER of OLD GOLD AND SILVER,
Sl5 u ST. NV. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
ESTABLISHED 1878. ja5-17t-
Evening star., 1899-01-05

124 Z Sc, 7r&h. %. so
1905 Meridian. Or, b. 1850
73O Gath, 6r&b. .....lS.3O
43T 18th NV, rs, ,2d 1.1S.O0
f219 2oth, ,Sr. wtcoD 1880
i3T 18th. rrn 2d l....S.00
RI 1854 *, Ar (coD 500
R'r 29O6 n NV. stab 800
Evening star., 1899-01-05

FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK DWELL
ing in this city for the price, SI5.T9 per month;
bath room, range and latrobe- S25 18th ST. sw.
r. A. PHILLIPS. 200 14th st. NV ja53t
Evening star., 1899-01-05

l115 Hayes ct, 4r,w..IO.5 30
ROOMS.
I34 10Th, OF rs. .Sl5 10 SO
9th a C, large hall so. 90
$50 10th, ,flt, 4r, b, mi. Is 80
Sl4 18th. hall. ....l5.5D
2po4 |, fat, Ar, W. ..I5.3B
3s2-is6 La av, office
rooms. $40 and Sl5 o.
BIB l., Ar. w...l2 30
STORES.
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU ARE BENEVOLENT, HELP THE POOR
with money; they need that: ard as an induce
nlent we will be liberal with. you in our ex-
change for gents discarded garments we cail
JCSIH'S OLD STAND, 6i3 d. ja5-5tf
Evening star., 1899-01-05

SHEA. 632 PA. Ay. NV.
aS Z sw, oT.
2,.29 18th sw, Or.
lU19 y J av Sc, Or. g. 81
1881 g sw. store. 10. %
1889 "A sw, Or. 80
$50 r sw, 4r.......9.OO
X r 22i 18th sw. Or. .S. 80
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25

Two lots southeast corner
Wyoming & N. Campbell
streets with 4 room brick QOOO(
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25
made by the breakers.


In August some large masses of rock
tumbled from the brink Ct the Horse
shoe into the river. No one saw it fal
but it was Immediately noticed that the
shape of the Falls had changed, max
ing them more like a horseshoe, the
shape which they had many years ago.
OF course the circumstance set all the
computers to figuring on the rate per
annum at which the Falls recede, but
as some one has truthfully stated,
many generations will come and 20
before the electric companies and
power plants along the river will have
to move farther up stream.
Among the visitors here the past
summer was q dear, domestic old Ger
man lady. Zach! hat not seen any
thing SO fine in my life, not even at the
opera" And so each visitor attempts
to compare the scene with the sublim-
est feature of his or her experience
and when all is said and done the COM
parison falls to a fismy nothing before
the Incompatible.
CLARA WOOD SH1PMAN.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25

the outgoing cars A cheap looking
crowd it is, too, made cheaper by 1ts
setting of booths and booths of tawdry
"souvenire. and yelling bankers at
the doors of the dime lunch rooms.
One sight of this midway" Is enough
to show the reason why the town Mia
CARA Falls is not q place OF residences.
The wind now blows the spray from
the Horseshoe, over into Victoris
Park, dsshing and drenching it, where
In summer it was nearly always dry
and comfortable. Few care to wealth
er this storm of spray upon Table ROCK
even for look over into the glory OF
the Horseshoe Falls. It is too wet
and chilly to dream for long upon the
rainbow arch.
Here on the Canadian side, the pro-
cesses of getting asquare meal are
worth mentioning, 60 different are they
from our own ways. We enter q good
looking hotel, the best to be seen. The
Office is deserted. II opens into q
long, bare hall which has some long.
bare tables resembling carpenters
benches. No one is to be seen. It is as
empty as hall of the ancients. After
q while rheumatic old guard enters
from outside, and shows US through q
rambling, narrow passage where we
come upon two little breakfast rooms.
Here upon the tables, crumpled nap
kins, sauce bottles and leftovers are
mingled. There Is but one waitress
who says the dinner hour is not yet
over. Then she goes away to wait up
on come people in q corner: After q
long interval she returns and says it is
two O'Clock and that dinner is over,
but we can have some soup and fish.
"Why didn't you say SO at first?"
SIT wasn't two O'Clock then"
But we have been waiting twenty
minutes"
"Dinner's over at two"
"But why didn't you say so?'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25

CLARA WOOD SHIPMAN,