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l.. WESTpHAL'S Parisian new
e'egant mnsque costumes for rent and to or
der; orders sent all over Texas; 305ia Main
ntTept IN
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WANTED AT ONcE-ons IT,
dler, one first class harness ~ ~
good boot and shoemaker; non 40
first class need apply: good III r.
WAGES, BYnum a Bird. Cr0geyssSs3
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two rooms, neatly furnished.
for light housekeeping: good water: pleas ant
locality; rent very reasonable. Apply I'LL
San Jacinto street. corner Dallas. 8
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WANTED--A baker at 0ucs
bakery. All Travis. s
WANTED-Good solicitor. s9 n
mission. American Steam DE-
Congress- avenue.
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wANTED-Seyeral gentlemen g
travel straight salary and sA ~
manent position; references 81
addressed stamped envelope
son, editor, 354 Dearborn seree -,
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wANTED-M Managers for thru, tntsa
Texas for the Covenant ~
anca Company OF ST. Lou's sdv11(
sronsible agents; cash sssfI1
asainst dividends at time " ~
ton on cumulative p ob.okeI
policies written also; top sfc
d. ess l.. 0. Robertson S'u' 50
Texas. = -
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HE BRINGS BACK tho parted and makes you
successful In life Rnd gains the one YOU
desire. Who2 Harry Norman. the trance
medium, 416 La Branch street, 3
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WANTED-Good tenants to culhf
good black land farms, CONSISTING {
5nd 100 acres; will rent for n
fourth of crop; good dwelIihe
pasturage and plenty wood and M
body having the required team ~
rlents can rent and expect a rete1
vance of supplies after thescrop W
iIg order. Address James OIL
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WANTED--.Smart lady to act n r
manager of agents: good pay ~ I
ton; references: stamped efiviojy
reply. j. II. Cross, 356 DearSlal
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oHORTHAND successfully taught by mall by
% experienced stenographer and teacher.
Pupils prepared for positions In two 70
~. 10 Hru-tor Tav.s itf II
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WANTED--Woman, white pre(cSs5
sist in housework. Apply So1s B mi
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WANTED-A good woman or gn
section: six men; 10 miles LIstr
good place: wages Sl2. For ~
dress G. r. Weaver. Deer FAT
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AGENTS TO handle our high grade y
able. Letter G. Co., st. Louis II I
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WANTED--A good looking. neat
girl or young lady; state age Ana ~
Address in own Handwriting |
Folio" this office. --.@
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Notwithstanding, a reliaSk :
business woman; can earn god I
competent; 1868, this office %
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YOUNG MEN-our illustrate. 49, = [
plains how we teach the 49,
eight weeks: mailed free'
College, st. Louis. : a r
WANrED-A first- class baker ~
Keeper; everything furnisneg =
Apply to Jno. Stamina, Ss 81
TNxus.
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N!GIIT SESSION OF the Massey Rusjness %,
legs affords young men and women an az.
ce,lent opportunity to prepare for salarIed
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DO YOU CONTEMPLATE storing your fur
nituref II So inspect our warehouse; scpa-
rate apartments under lock and key money
advanced without interest. Mercantile
Storage Co., phones 6e3 and 673. Box SOL. IL
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wANTED-A market gardsusr =;
out family. Box "a. Heanns ~

Organizers thrournssss :
to organize libraries; our ~
falls; $40 per day guarants;S. \ f.
cents. Lone Star Library, BSiR
AGENTS WANTED-Either ~ 13
household necessity; sells q
profits. Address with stamn1 ~
Mail Order Co.. General agenh' r.
Palestine. Texas. 4
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YOUR LAST CHANCE to get your fortune
and past read by the oay true medium.
Harry Norman. for those who have failed
to SEQ him: readings a0c only for three days
this week. OlfCe ito La Branch
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ONE agen. wanted in ench tow: =
selling goods; weekly pay. Al
Co.. Houston. Texas. Il
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FOR RsNT--Nicr tourrrcom cottasr sis
Apply q 4 g oacsIaa- ~ stsia strssl y
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WANTED--lO0 wood choppers q
Pressley's wood yard at Shipmqg
and w. T. Ry, 20 miles from NJ
pagh ueakly -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE oF DANIEL. LEWIS, DECEASED. No.
So. Doe. 2i.-NatiuHtl safe Deposit Savings
ARD Trust 10. IdmIuIstrIj las. With to-. APP
I-}Jl IF The supreme Court # the his rirt Co
l.atia- holding a Special Term Tor orphans Court
business Appointed Fsid5y. November -. 1859.
u O'Clock "a ia-. Is The time. aud said court
as tLr place. tpr passing Of claims and milking
i-ynrEf .ud distribution uudJT the counts oiTet-
zion auG control when and y here all creditors and
Ic-SrEs ra'it!e Gro d!sfrihutiye shares legacies
"a Residue notified to attend in person ,rr 10y
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
claims against the estate properly vcuchsd. Pro
S-i-,l this order be published each three
successive weeks before said day in the Washing
Ortober p. 1883. Approved: CHAS. g. COLE.
Associate Justice. LOT Is \. DENT, Register Of
wills 'iISr BLAIR. Attorney. "c3u-Iaw.5 st
ESTATE OF MARIA IGNACIO SURIANO DE
Alfsrr, deceased NJ. 1921. Doc ~ The Wash
tI-tnn Loan and Trust Co. admins TRAITOR. has
witt the approval Of the Supreme Court vt the
I'istri"t II Columbia. holding a Special Term for
Orphans Court business. appointed Friday. Decem-
Sad the Place for passing Of claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction and control, when and where all
creditors AMI persons entitled To diStributiye shares
lcgI'ip-. a residue. notified 10 attend In
person by agent attorney duly authorized.
with their claims against the estate properly
v5u.hey3. PrryIderi this order be Published once
in each II three successive weeks befur. said day
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Even
ing star. Signed October p. 1899. Approx ed
t'HAS. &. COLE Associate Justice. LOttS \
DENT. Register Of Wills JOHN Il. IARNEH
Attorney. CC.0-l aw .3t
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LADIES GOODS.

sEwGNG MACHINES REPAIRED. S1.0o-AND
warranted: machines for rent by week month,
AZ uPPENHEIMER'S 5l4 9Th 81. NV
Button boxes made Sc. each. ocf2-3m5
MISS Z. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIER,
Ii located foF tie pFesebt season at IFS G. ST. sw
Altering ara repairing OF high grade FUR GAR
MEsNTS exclusively. oc2 BIN
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
Ing Of old fur wraps TO the latest STYLES a spe-
Ciaity: ladies' tailor made suits made to order
ct guaranteed f MORGAN. 500 st. NV.
sslI-SIJ.s
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. 2T2s
Pa ave. Washington. y. G.. Oct. %, lSyy.-Seal-
ed proposals for furnishing and delivering at
sand viii Il received here until u m Nov 2o.
lN.e' aui hen publicly opened. Information
t-zi = y 81 n, I7&IS
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Correct.
From pu-k.

From puFk.
. Teaeher--''Willy. please give ME a SEN
tence In which the verbs to set and TO
sit are used correctly"
Willy (after brief deiiberation)-''Th
United States Is country on which the
sun never sets and on which no other
country ever sits"
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brick dwelling, With ,m.i: heated by furnace;
nicely l9cated NV near cars; lot l1x1o to rear
1901 r St nv oe2s-3t
FOR sALE-BY HEIskELI & McLERAN-..
s12, 5co-Reduced, HANDSOME corner residence
new; cost $500; owner left city, must sell
s5oooc-Choice building lot, 2o1loo TT. to alley;
50 best IsGtsn ists Su ft lot, 18th st. bet
aud Mass, ave NV; elegant neishborhood;
81 100 to 81 roo per lot--A rare chance for build
ers. party desiring f. build bone or sps q "a
ton beautiful E,a dna building lots 4th and r. Sd
$4,000 each-s handsome lots on T st; bet 1sih
Who viii improve rove Satisfactorily to owner
without orsh payment
Sc; brick stable: 18th St. Washington
Heights. cor alley.
Heights; 10 IRONS; mi, hot-water heat.
$40, Washington Heights: 10 rooms and bath;
81 sOo--2-story brick stable Klngman court (back
r. l. ave Mv a "a 10y I4Ta c Md e. sacrifice.
oc2s-ot zoos F st. NV.
FOR SALE
one frame house. rented at $500; for. 5000
2 frame houses. rented at $3.50, for. 800
! S-room brick. rented for $10............ 1,400
Modern Or. brick L ST. n.e............... 1900
broom frame rented at $40. for........ 1900
Frame store and dwelling for. .......... LOO
11-rcom large house near Capitol. 5000
''o''n n0'e' 0. Join nis +. DeoNoHoE SON NO.
oc2s-3t. sOs East Capitol ST.
FOR sALE-A CAREFULLY BUILT UP-To-DATE
brick house in most desirable section; will sell to
eose s syneatG for o9 soe SSH re
D., Star Office se23-3in-4
ron sALE-$17 MONTHLY PAYMENTS Will.
buy handsome up-to-date brick dwelling; only
$50 cash required Price $1,000 90 address I'D,
FOR SALE-NICE GROOM HOUSE; VERY, CEN
c Fnt iSrER Elk is00 f fas
HOMO, Star office. oc2I-3t'
double house on the corner of two streets in the
northwest; 10 rooms; all modern improvements
y reduced terms easy. Win take smaller piece
of property well located, N larI Payme G6
oc27-3t 916 f st. NV.
FOR SALE-A BRICK AND STONE ROOM
house, mod; mps AZ Elm Ct, lie Droit Park r: !;
$500 cash, balance s25 monthly; interest on tie
oc2I-3t- JAMES GOOCH, 1o1l sth st. NV.
FOR SALE 1909 R. |, AVE; ENTIRELY .s NEW:
a rooms large mo light wcud P,ease anv bo"se
1898 Vt ave oc21 I'm
FOR SALE-A NICE HOUSE. ABOUT 10 ROOMS,
one square from D0pont Circle and outlook Gu
ocl4.itf IL L. RUST. sos 1ith NV.
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER ON MD;
ave. ne; & rooms and bath; reduced from $4,000
to $3.50 to an immediate purchaser; easy terms.
Don't miss this, -
oc6-tf ID. ID. IHOMPSON, 1870 Il
| FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST SITES IN THE
city fer apartment building, on l st. NV; op-
posite Franklin l ark; Nos 1880, 1882 and 1881:
I2xi4t It. wide alley. d. NJ. OGDEN, Ex,
14o6 s It. NV. seo--in
| FOR saloon COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, RIG
bargain in Il teu-rooln 3-stOry brick house; ANIL IT.;
kitchen first foor; large lot; side alley; room
for stable.
oc5-tf OSCAR W. WHITE. 1114 ST.
FOR SAI.E-ONE OF THE FINEST DIV BILLINGS
In Columbian College subdivision, cor. 18th and
Binney SIS; u rooms; magnitccntly finished; WILL
| be sold cheap and good terms. Apply to owner.
| CHAS &. DuNCANSuN. 9th and SITS. NV.
| de2l-tg
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ATTORNEYS

cAMpBELL cARniNGToN, ATTORNEY. LAW,
Webster LAW building. sos D 1t. NV Washing.
ton. D. O. Rcside.-e. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New Ynrh $50. e51 9Th Of. NV. seIS
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FOR RENT-I2O3 Il l. AVE; 6 ROOMS AND
bath, r,ewfy trlper,d and painted; elegant loca-
tfon; rent $3.50 V. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
moi II I ave NV oc26-tf
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-0E RFNT-BY Ii. $. DONALDSON.

Il IN
Phone iiS- 1Zu loth 81. Nv,
g3l r NV Ior&b. S2T.5} 1859 10Th NV .9r&h. 30 80
q, 4 nv IUr-.....51.uU $40 Nj NV .Ir&h. - -
2r2 Ind av IOr- ...51.o0 1902 18Th NV 2 90
an / 81 srGh...I i:el SIX keokuk. B'kld- IL 80
% Pierce NV 6rSb. I43J l32 F-ancs st-.-.: . %
GA 10Th he. 6r&b. Il 80 1919 Kramer ne -o-oo
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FOR EENT-I326 T NV: ) ROOMS AND BATH;
large back yard; in nice order; rent reduced To
$Z5.Jo. THEOD. FRiEBUS, Bank hdg..
18th and q NV. oc26-th III. st
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FOR REM z
Store. cci!arSStIDie. 24-%5 ontario aE"r,wi&O
1913 Ia ay ". % l2ii 18th. ir. wa ~
FIJI 1919 Ia avSr 10 so Ik2Strphea's ct ar w.950
IN K F. staNsIvg- 1000 ItUS Cong st, Or, 800
Stt II n sto&IWg 80 4I6 Hayes ct, Ar, 300
.,dSP 6rS,-.... 80 HOGS LH-er' al. Il, wS.3O
17l5 Fla uy, st&dw % 90 iT35&Ii--b Hayes ct,
SIS 18TH. store 2J-.S IT, wa. 800
go sd ne. Sab. o.. - 30 1l-1-26 $50 y
Workshop. rear l4O3 av, Ir&wa, each 500
II NV. .......... 300 l1O3I3 Green's al.
.u45 1. NV. 6ySb- .21Iu. ir&cci, 100
s.E Fla agSr bSsfa.2 30 131141 L Sc, Or. 500
Or2I-tf GEO. W. LINhINS. 500 I9lh St NV.
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FOR RENT-NAUCK & SAUCk. IrH & FLA Az
1895 Tth nw.stn!e SIS mi 1897 9TH NV, 5r - %
+45 Fla av ST. 2utUl Brightwuod Pk. Or 1000
2319 Tth nv. IT.. HOO Mcclellan ST. ST.. 800
se23-ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-s-SToRY AND CELLAR 7-ROOM
brick dwelling With ami: heated by furnace;
nicely located n w. cars lot 1IxI5 to rear
alley. Price only $4,000. FRANCIS W. BAKER.
1901 + nv oc2S-3t
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FOR SALE-1362 HARVARD ST. col HGHfS.
stories and has .ment; front porches covered;
half block FROM 18th st. electric ears; two baths
and two iavatures. 2d and I'd floors; trimmed out
magniticentIy in quartertd oak. decorated hand,
sonlriy: elegant combination fixtures for gas and
electricity. Get KEYS from and see to appre-
ciate. ME1 ERS " ASpEitS'N'
n.2p-Iw 1873 q ST. NV
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stab r'r 80 e sT 1000
Sta5 r'r 1910 / nS. 1000
NORTHEAST.
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FOR SALE-340S AND 3412 MORGAN AVE; FIN
est Eouses on the heights for the money; lots 23x
no: II ronms, bath and laundry: sI.tOono
ocaD-Iw MEI Frs & ANDERSON, 1923 q nv
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AT \ GREAT sACRIFFCE-PRETTf
two-story brick; six rooms tam ana nns pan
EI2 IAN 81 ne: close to st. ears; very easy
terms ArI,ly ON NER, $50 iith st. lie. ec3e-St-
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ron RENT-l7ag CORCOEAN ST. NV. NEAR
New Hampshire II rooms; kitchen on LIST
floor, large cellar. all in splendid condition.
WM n. ELLIS. 80 l1th ST NV. oc2'-5t
For; RENT rs Corcn. IUr Il b. $50
1918 H. Tor * b.. So" Kr 1917 G ST. 4r-.. 10
1884 Ger, H. Tor * b. ID gl3-l5 BlagIns ct,4r65D
Store iZb Ia.
Store cor. Eth q St " dWg.. 6r * b.. stable 90
GRAHAM Il CAMPBELL. G1I 18th St Nv
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FOR SAIE-NEAR NEW CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
\ COMFORTABLE HOME OF ROOMS AND
BATH FOR 81 500 ADDRESS CENTRAL, STAR
OFEICE oc3O-tf
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| Groom property on 18th st. NV. Price 81 500.
! VIII exchange for larger house, Columbia
| Washington Heights
! b II. WARNER & CO.
/ Oc2S3t Jl6 + st. NV.
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NGN SAal AlGlGs
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Every Wednesday ut IL noon.
Fdesland -. Nov. Westernland. Nov %
'These steamers carry only cabin and third-class
passepgers at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 14&l5, Mr.. Office, IS broadway. New York.
Philadelphia oilco. 306-30T Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 b st. NV, or
@. ". MOSS Age.t. at Sanders d Stnymans. 1927
St NV. se27
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FOR SALE-BEAUTiFTLLY SITUATED DWELL
ing. half square Chevy Chase electric cars: S
roonls. bath and cellar wide porch; and
sewer; large lot. For sale at bargain will
tIade.
oc2S-3t r. w WALKER & son, 1905 +.
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FOR SALE-NEAE DUPONT CIRCLE. BEAUTI-
FIJI NEW BRICK. BROWNSTDNE TRIM
MINCiS; II rooms: tiled bath beautifully finish
ed in hardwood complete in every respect. Only
Slu.OUp
oc2s-3t X. W. WALKER & son, 1905 F.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
Sailing ut 10 AM.
Lain. .......... Nov. Saaie. Nov. II
Traye. Nov. IA 'knis Wm. L. CIR. Nov. "
Kaiser Vim. d. Gil. calls ut Cherbg u South mp Ii.
'Twin-sc:ew express steamer
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
TWiu-s Passenger Service.
Barparcssa. ........... Thursday. Nov. 0. 10 AM.
koenigin Luse Thursday. Nov: IS. 10 An.
OlILRlCH~: d CO.. NO. 5 BROADWAY N Y
Apply to L. b. DkOOP. 925 Pa. ave-.
ap2ltoja20 Agent for Washington.
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FOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRlFECE-PREIIf
rev two-story brick; six rooms, tain ana pan
80 IAN ST ne: close to II st. ears; very easy
terms. Apply ONNER, $50 iith st. ne oc3e-3t-
FOR Saba 50. FROM LINCOLN PARK;
last one Of handsome row Of brick and stone
dwellings. tuo-story and cellar; six large rooms
tiled bath; fine cabinet mantels; FURNACE an, and
ST, ne. Apply GEO P. NEWTON. 500 F St
NV. ocao-3t-
ron SATE-ONI,Y TWO G21 LEFT-DECIDE AT
oH9 ,IE 12 TG R Mll s GfNkE cHEr HONE OR
G666 FA n G INvEsTalEST. Open for in
spection-g" 'hFq PI;fcE 4hs sas,o
The hnndsomest and NEST complete tWo-s'ory
houses in the northwest Nos lS9 ana II ~ TR SC
CAES; NEW; built b5 DAY labor; StIECI LED,
OF press brick and handicapped stone front; pta5e
glass storm door and windows: bneiy decorated,
large H"E caPi jgbt anrs kchen Completely
equipped; china closet, &c; back porch; very
E Tag ' and Sss, " tiie porcelain tub; station
airy washstaI d: all plumbing Of the best; cellar
oRdT T a ssrpsns cSse c every
room he3tcd by best furnace made; lot room for
stable; built HONEST from FouNp patio t., TO
,cstmcnt: DECIDED bargains. PRICES SEW
E HUTRME pGh AVE E hhsS Him N on
FERED. Call at cttlre; let us talk to you about
This property; 1t t. cheap
oC8o2t STONE & FAIRFAX. sos ST. NV
FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME on COLUMBIA
Heights.
ONLY 81 500.
South Of Harvard: n beautiful brick and stone
dwelling. reception hall plan; tiled bnth por-
ccIain tub; all rooms beautifully pnpcIed; hanh-
SEINE mantes. frepIaces and tiled hearth In
most every room; splendid furnace; lot 100 IT,
1een z5oo #. of ground. worth 81 90 IT, 900;
house could not re built under $500; will loan
$1,000 5 per for > years. SEE Us
BEFORE IT Is GONE.
oc3O-2ts STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 St NV
FOR SAI.E-NEAR NEW CARNEGIE LIBRARY,
\ COMFORTABLE HOME OF :. ROOMS AND
BATH FOR s.. 500. ADDRESS CENTRAL. STAR
OFFICE oc3o-t1
FOR SALE-1362 HARVARD ST, col. HGHTS;
4 ..t..-i.s md hns nnr.hES cNNerEtl
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American Line.
FASC EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING WESTB0UND AT CHERBOUEG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AM
ST. Louis. Nov. St. Louis. -. Nov. %
St Paul Nov. st. Paul. Nov. 20
New York. Nov. Is New York. Dec.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26
Reception r.ud GROW. slowly.

Although the :eiurn o! the Colorado
boys is only two weeks distant the recsp
ton fund for the Boulder company is
growing but slowly. Since public senti
ment overwhelmingly opposed the sp
preparation by the city council and county
commissioners Of money for the free
train fund, no further efforts lave been
made along that line. and Boulder will
probably not donate cent for that pur
pose. Regarding the reception fund,
however, sentiment is different. and
everyone favors giving the men a good
reception. At present there is in the
hands of the Relatives union only S53 for
this purpose. This sum was the result OF
the collection taken up on F.lunteers
day Il he Chautauqua. The unions
share Of the gate receipts on that occa-
sion never materiali1ed. There is sup
posed to be still outstanding to the funds
credit. share Of the receipts OF the Ger.
man dance at the armorv. lawn party
on Arapahoe avenue and twenty-five
per cent Of the receipts OF the Boulder
day excursion over the c. & N. to Mont
Alto. This latter sum is supposed to be
in the neighborhood of $500 but the slow
ness with which returns on the sale Of
tickets have been made renders it i'm,
possible for the company to state posit.
ively. The expenses for the reception
will not be heavy. but it is urged that the
matter Of rounding up the fund be pushed
at once SO that the committee will know
what It has to work on.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26
COTTAGE CAMPAIGN,
President Mckinley win Re,ire TO Hi,
Canton Home Next Summer.

President Mckinley VIII Redre to His
Canton Home Next Summer.
Canton, o. Aug. 26-lt is alleged by
the friends of President Mckinley that
he will repeat the porch Campaign next
year that he conducted in 1906 He re-
Gently Inspected the property which he
rented for so many years and which he
has now purchased. 1t is stated by his
close friends that President Mckinley
Sill retire to his cottage next summer
instead of going to a watering place as
he did this year. OF course, nothing can
prevent his admirers from calling on him
as many thousands did in 1896. The
Canton men are highly elated over the
determination as the town enjoyed the
greatest prosperity it ever saw during
the pilgrimage of the thousands of ad-
mirers during the last campaign.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26
LoveiAnd's Gala Day.

The annual corn roast at Loveland will
be held this year on Labor Day. Sept. ath.
These corn roasts, which by the way are
the only pleasant "roasts" we know OF.
have become SO popular that large at.
tendance is assured. particularly as the
the date falls upon a holiday. The Colo.
rado Road will make extraordinarily
low rates to Loveland and return for this
occasion and is making preparations to
handle very large number of people.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26

A delightful musical was given by the
sisters of St. Gertrude's last evening to
a number of invited friends. The pro.
gram was short but it was particularly
excellent. Miss Crockett of Texas gave
several recitations in so delightful a
manner as to call forth repeated encores.
Miss Crockett is certainly an artist in her
line. Mrs. Warden of Wichita. Kansas,
favored the audience with a number of
choice selections in her rich. sweet con.
tralto, which were thoroughly appreciated
by all.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26

London, Aug. 7o-The situation in
Lourenzo Marquez is being closely
watched as its development is feared to
be dangerous. A quantity of ammuni
tion and war supplies tor the rransvaal
were intercepted and detained BY the
Portuguese authorities and are being
held on trooPships. The Beers are
greatly inccnsed as the seizure is be.
leved to have been instigated by the
British government. The port at which
the stores are blocked is the only por,
open to the Boers. and i, is probable
that raid will result.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26
Bouider County Modes,y.

The editor OF the Long, mont Times,
who doesn't print his name at the head
of his paper, presumably to shirk re.
sponsibillty for such wicked breaks,
prints the following: A Boulder county
girl who says limb tor leg is quite mod
est. but when she referred the other day
to certain breed Of chickens as the
limbhorns. she busted the boiler OF mod.
esty till it leaked like sieve Denver
Post.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26

Promised CubQ
THE FIRST STEP.

Mckinley Will Issue Proclamation An
nouncinR His Cuban Policy
Washington, Aug. 26-It is learned
that President Mckinley will shortly
issue proclamation in Cuba announcing
the policy of the United States in the
island. The proclamation informs the
Cubans that the census which will be
taken there this fall is the first step to-
ward independence. When the census
is completed local elections will be held
and local governments established.
Daily camera., 1899-08-26
TWO MONTHS PAY.

Coiorad" Men Receive Part OF their Mon. y
from Government.
San Francisco. Aug. 7o-The United
States cruiser Boston arrived from Man
lila today.
The Colorado volunteers were today
paid their two months wages. This after,
noon they were fraterniaing with the
California troops.