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NO. 1920 ADMIN DOC. 26.-THIS Is TO GIVE
notice that the subscriber, the District OF Co
lnmhia, has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, holding u Special Term
for Orphans Court business, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of Andrew NJ Green, late Of
the District Of Columbia, deceased ali persons
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
OF December next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded FROM all benefit of the said estate;
Signed this I'd day OF December 1899. TIE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co. BY AN
Dire" fAhhEl; Treasurer JOHN b. I.AkNER,
Attorney. deI4-Iaw3T
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UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-113 % ST NE. 6R .s25 90
Is Z st. ne, Or. Observation-Disclosures. II 90
stable rear 100 18th st. s.e.,,,.., 30
de2s3t ". Z. WRIGHT, 619 NV.
FOR RENT-442 q ST. NV; ALL MODERN IN
proyements; arranged for two small families:
large BACK yard; large parking; six rooms; wa
ter, gas; $3.50. House open. Perfect condition.
de2S-3t'
FOR RENT-l23o MASS. AVE NV; BEAUTI-
full location; $50; offer wanted for yearly tenant
1915 Yale St. IA rooms; hot water heat; S65.
de2S-3t' MILTON W. JOHNSON, 1872 + St
FOR RENT-WINTER RATES
1862 Harvard ST.. l3r., baths, 2 lavatorIes,
- ..-SI
1923 Holmead ave, 1Ir.. 2 baths, steam. :. 1000
34l6 Holmead ave- VI, la hs, hot air.. 40. 90
3il2 Morgan ave, 11r., bath, sides OPEN. 40 90
1918 18th at. NV, Or. bath, latrobes. 80 so
MEYERS & ANDERSON, 1928 c st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES.
INCLUDING two or three valuable stock farms Of
300 to 500 acres. within easy reach of WashiaR.
ton. WIN. n. SAUNDERS l. CO., i4oT B Fl.
mylS-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, In District Court, this I'd day Of
December, 1892 Charles il. Davis captain,
United States navy. on behalf Of himself and the
oiS ers and crew Of the United States naval force
under his command. in the h8rbor of Ponce, Porto
hlco, on July q and IS. 1888, VS.. The Paz, Ven-
lura and other Vessels and mist elaneous stores
smu supplies s ta2ured BY the naval force under
Docket 2.-On reading and bling the libel in this
snss the court orders Il process issued as prayed,
anu appoints the 18th day of January, 1900, and
the court room N the city hall in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia the time and
Place OF hearing of the said libel: and also orders
that notice OF said time and place of bearing be
given ny publication thereof in the Law Re
porter and in The Evening Star. newspaper
punished in the District of Columbia, once
week for three successive weeks and also by post
ing up the same at the court house door. To all
whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby given that
the hbei IN The above entitled cause alleges in
substance that on the 9th and 2sth days of July.
1898, twenty-five merchant vessels, some of them
with cargoes, sfxty-seyen lighters. hundred and
h1ty tons of goal, and other property more spe-
ctically described therein, captured by the
United States naval force In the harbor of Ponce,
Ptrto Rico; that all Of the said property law
iti prize or war but was not sent in for adjudlca-
in the libel and said libel prays that said vessels
ana other property may be adjudged lawful prize
OF war, and a decrae pronounced ordering and oil
rectng the value thereof to be distributed among
naval force in the harbor of Ponce, Porto Rico,
participating in the capture thereof. And all per-
sons interested in said property claiming the
same. or knowing or having anything to say why
should not be made. warned to be and appear
before the court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to interpose claim to said prop
erty and make their allegations in that behalf.
Test: J. II. YOUNG, Clerk. By l. P. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Clerk. de2l-law, st
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-uNFuRNISHFD OR PARTLY FUR
nished. in The fashionable part of the NV. 1914
st. NV, that fine 3-story and basement
brick dwelling containing IA rooms and bath:
heated by furlace convenient 70 hefdics and two
car lines. Especially desirable for private family
or nrst-ciass boGI ding house account II its
central location. Price, $50 per month. Apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO. 1924 st. W.
de23- tn tn St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL. Sc COR. THAI NV.
III Ith, sto lirdb- $4,000 isS3 9th. Sr&b. - so
Dos 18th NV llr&b. 90 90 IS Sc stoS 7r wa IA no
49, NV. Ior&h&sto45 o. PASS It'll crab. =. Is so
6l2 Mass av, llr&b. 1000 1906 Y J ave.. IS so
GIG I'm sw, store, bak- 1905 L. 6r&w tcoD Is. 80
cry or&b&stahe 3050 lIl2 list. 6r&w trolI. 4. 50
40 40 ST NV lor&b y SO l547 y av. 6r&w. l3. 50
soo Su sr&b % 80 1879 Cap, crab. =. 2.VO
i2do Sotn NV, sr&b- 70 30 40 4rSb nat l..5
1874 10Th. orkb. = 30 Or frame Brightw d. 10 so
l02 z NV. 6r<b. y 90 us 9th ne store = Ia 90
1.o " NV. Sr&b 200 1918 Cap. 8r&w.- 500
80 is, NV, 6r&e y 30 i2i6 Bladensb'e I'd. 500
!oi5 Marion 6r&b. u. so gi6 I'd Sc. 5rAw.. o SO
1l09 18th. 7rSb. 20 so ar sos I'm Ar vtcol,1 al
Phone l64S. Call at Office for Rent RuIetin
DELFT
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FOR lighthouses.
Ft nNlSHED.

FOR RENT-S45-3-STORY HOUSE. FURNISHED:
eest street In Washington: isis 18th St; cheap
est In the fashionable region Call. de2s-3t'
FOR RENT = FURNISHED - 1853 N ST. NV,
near British legation; beautiful English base
nent house; Is rooms; well adapted for enter
tanning: oriental furnishings and dra pings. Rent
for the season. S2.40O: but may he varied. Apply
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WAREHOUSES;.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEDIUM-Sl IODG-
ing house, good central location; will buy furnI-
tufe at reasonable price. Address Il. c. A. Star
office. dos
WANTED WASHINGTON PROPERTY CLEAR
or lightly incumbered for two modern houses in
the midst Of the elite of Rochester " Y valued
at 'nPn. Address S. E. w. The Cairo City
de2S-}t-
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MANICURE.

MARLBOROUGH PARLORS LONDON
lIlo 9 st-Manicurng, hair dressing, complexion
speciaites: imperial Hair Regenerator'' applied
de0-lSts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE - S275 - OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR
tobacco school supplies, stationery, magazines
ami periodical store, $40 IL st. ne invoice 1915
owner has government position. de2s-St'
FuR SALE-vEAiETABLE STAND N .O''
street market Address iUT Warner st. NV
de2T-3t
LARGE. WELL-STOCKED GROCERY STORE.
pE2Ialn-ut corner, sacrifice, cleai ing 81 UDO a
yea; established paying business TO right man
Prize. Sl,Jo1- layestIgsJe this at once
de2I-3t. DUNLAP. sJ6 f at.
FOR SALE FOR FEW DAYS SMALL. LOT OF
stock in local business which viii stand closest
investigation. at % par value, $40. Address
T +. D.. Star Office ir27-IW.
10" WILL SOON ARRIVE. HOW long HAVE
yUu paid rent: Drop postal for new I6-page pie
tOriai booklet. illustrating Fort Myer Heights and
!tDU To be your own lan,ll I'd on $40 a niuntE-'
dt2a't FULTON X. GORDON. 1905 q NV
IpK SALE Ice CREAM AND CUNFE -TTOSEFY
store, counters, cans and Shelves almost any Of
fer accepted 1865 N ~. NV. dep II
AT RAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED s1Oo
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
nAS-od 1921 + ST. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

FOR OUR NEW WONDER
lands. most MAGNIFICENT low priced and grandiy
snccessful new book; 800 superb iIlustra-
tons Outsells everything For extra terms.
wonderfully successful new sale plan and price
secret address stating experience, II any. The
CroWen kirkpatrick Co., Springfield, Ohio.
d-23, 26 2s 30
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LOST AND FOUND

BSI-BETWEEN 10 AND II AM ON De-, IT
On Pr'~pe't bet. sd and s6th sts To waiting
room Of Metropolitan X H. Il pocket book cpn-
tanning bill. small change AMI card ease
bearing owner name. suitable reward II re-
tuEnsd 70 Miss ADA f. t'ROOkE, 1896 sd At 1t
LOST IN 9TH ST. BET GARFIELD HOSPITAL
and l 81. pair OF gold glasses. Reward IL Ieft
AT star ONE lt-
LOST KITTEN. SrRAYEu FROM 300 MASS
ave ne. Friday. December -. the baby's pet
Kitten, male. black and Write with stripes on
back reward Of 81 will be paid for return 10
above address de2I -.
So" REWARD For RECOVERY OF ECLIPSE
bicycle, No. 1851: terra Gotta frame white
rims, quaker tires; stolen By q dark coIored boy
December -. from 1913 v Y. ave. Address
WI II. HANEl, l413 y Y ave de2I-3t'
LOST be- %. ABOUT NOON, INITIAL RING
set With six diamonds. either on l4th st Pa
ave or New York ave. and 9th. Reward il re-
turned To- 10 5th ST. ne de263r-
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FOR RENT-ROOlIS.
"a KALSHED.

FOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FUR. BACK PARIOR
and bed room. heat and gas, $500; alsp beauti
fnliy furnished bed room. gas. $500. 22S East
Capitol st. de2S-3as
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90. 1919 = ST.
Sc cor 18th & G sw,
store room. ......10.0 90
1862 Valley nw,%r,w-9.8o
5l03 X NV, Or. $50
III L se. II, va. =. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL SOMERSET HEIGHTS" JUNCTION
Teulytn, Glen Echo and Rockv'l Rye We can sell
on small cash payment and monthly installments
de234r MILES FULLER, 514 18th.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
AL city conveniencee
At Cleveland PARK
Dol0-U Once. 61o f<th IT,
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FOR RENT-5O5 1ST ST Me-, THREE NICELY
FURNISHED second-story rooms; double win
dows; furnace heat housekeeping permitted; $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR RENT-DEEBLE @
1911 S1st. l0r&b, fur. 500
l4l0 Pa av. sto. eel. 100
1906 Meridian nv,Mt
Pleasant. CRIB. +. Is. 80
1911 18th. 6r&b. /. 30 80
1928 18th. 6r&b.
dA&7-tf
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PERSONAL

CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster law building. sos D st. NV, Washing.
ton. T.: q Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York I've. and 9th st. NV. eel3
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,


NorI''E tt HORSE OWNERS
DIX REID OF BOSTON. THE SKIIIFTI, IIOOF
Sre' laitst and Sioetng Expert. can lie consult 4
Tor >hoFT time at 62f g. street NV stable "
MI IOhu h Gheen. The doctor Is a practical
sheer. wlD by his knowledge of the ana tony and
VITA mechanical skill brings the bones OF The leg
in alignment. thereby balancing the horse curing
lNEaeueSs. preventing uTerreaching Forging, hit
ting knees or ankles, giving him = pure M tursI
gait Its
FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-ONE COUPE FoCK
away Ia god condition: ais, heavy platform
spring wagon; capacity. $500. J. T. MINNIN
los Harrison ST.. AuacOstia. u. Z. de2s- 81
FOR SALE-YOUNG HORSE; 8 YEARS OLD:
guaranteed sound; work IN any harness; Will be
sold Saturday at SOans. de27-sIs
FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE. BY WIDOW ONE
speedy bay horse, Frank: quiet and gentle for
ladies' TO ride drive. Can be seen 800 & ST
NV. H.s
FOR SALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE WE OFFER
all styles OF carriages. phaetons. depot wagons
paeel rockaways, delivery Wagons etc at great
~ reduced prices SANI'L VI. MEEKS GEO A
PROVOST. Executors Estate y J. Meeks ss22
. 81 Nv celS-tf
FOR SALE-BUGGIES. SURVEYS, TRAPS. BUSI.
ness wagons 6ayto E1Auhop.s; also Grst -class
wagons. my OWE manufac:ure
fszs-u J. J. COOK. 1925 st nw.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

POINT 1bMFoRT 1457-1459 l4TH ST. NV
fefmaHent and transient guests; home cooking:
low Ntes. de6-24t$
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FOR RENT-To GENTLEMEN. NICELY FUR
nished front room, also hall 1910 Fl st.
n dpcS-
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WANTED Young MAN SALESMAN. HARDW ARE.
Iref .rrcd. give reference. and salary required
Adde'S. Rex > Star util,e dr2s st
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1900 24TH ST. NV. OVERLOOKING WASHING
ton circle to rent, sDgiy together, I'd floor
one large, two small communicating rooms and
bath; furnished or unfinished meals served If
desired. de2S-3t"
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN N CENTRAL
BUSINESS PROPERTY; A STORE AND THREE
FLATS. near f st. NV. No. 5l6 sth ST.. 4
story brick, al S1l50O; easy terms-was held at
$4,000: adjoining vacant lot, same size 2axleO
feet. is now held at SIS. 900. ROBERT A. PHIL
lips 100 14th st NV. de2s-I~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR RENT-1o12 nth ST. NV. NEAR MET.
cars, two nicely furnished rooms. suitable for
four persons; board If desired; price very
spnable dp2S-3ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-yERY CHEAP TO GOOD TENANT
large o-story store and warehouse in the heart
of the business section; suitable for any bust
ness. Inquire Of GUY, CURIAN & CO, 315
9Th st. NV. de26-lm
FOR REST-A FINE 4-STORY BUSINESS BUILD
ing, GIL 18th st. NV; large store room; large new
plate glass windows IA rooms; steam heat rent
reasonable to desirable tenant
se25-u B. Il. SAUL, s.e cor 9Th and sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR RENT-PERSONS DESIRING ROOMS OBJ
board in select boarding house or private homes
call Room 81. Loan and Trust bldg. Information
free. L. C. WILSON & co de2T -2ws
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and SIS NV
Hotel 18th and Ii. s., 200 1886 ., lOr......35 o0
1415 1 NV, l6r 2b- 1000 TO iIth NV 35 90
1873 r av lar, 2b 10000 y AZ Pa NV NV sr "a a.,
III 18th NV, l6r. 100 BOG 7th NV Or * on
500 18th NV, 21r- SO 80 1927 Conn av Or ~ "a
l011l9 10th NV 1Tr. 65 90 1919 Fla NV ne 7rSs 10 So
ItS2 T NV, 9r- $500 1924 1th NV, IT.. %. 40
T07 NV, 12r. AZ. so 30S 18th NV IT. 20 90
1I16 9th NV, lot, sta. 20 % 500 18th NV r. 20 90
ll%9 10th NV, Tor. .4o.D9 log 10th NV 3r is 90
lU2l 9th NV, 1Or. 80 SO 5li i4th NV, ....16.uo
i5i 9th NV lOr DO. 30 32l \ ar, 3r. .12.GO
liza 9th NV. 10r- Is. ~ 92s ID sw. 5r. II on
FURNISHED HOUSES
!Ith6h- or per anS6,YoV 18th near n, 15r. $50
10th near 7. 1T. 1000 Wyoming ay, lSr 2b. $50
mr. 17Ih NV, l5rSSt.3 600 . near I'D lar rub I5
mr. 18th. l9r 3b. 3, 900 near Eth 6r&s Is O0
y 10th, l2r Il 500 18th near L. Or 81 "a
10th X, lar, % BOO
OFFICES
10th & F, Or. 5000 Sun building.
Atlantic Coast Line esq NV, from SIS TO $50
Bldg, from $40 TO $35 40 La $40 and 1900
each iDS eth NV ca Up
STORES
STABLES
1882 Mass ay l24s sth NV. Gear) $500
delS-tf
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J. e. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room ITO, Washington Loan aad Trust bnil.Itnx
feS-6 Telephone No. eT2-S
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FOR RESr-S22 MASS AVE NV, LARGE.
newly papered and furnished 2d-story front room.
Lor gentlemen; with or without GARD; in private
family of adults; block from lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR REMITTANCE FRONT PARLOR on THE
second floor. with latrobe heat; 1924 Pa. ave.
convenient to departments; private entrance;
very pleasant room; $40 mo- board next door.
de2T -2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR SALE-HOt'SfS-
Many persons are ready and Willing 70 huv
BONES: but don't know just how 10 20 sbout n
~ VIII cost you nothing to talk the matter oVpr
WIN US ana II may result In your getting one Of
the following genuine bargains:
CoLt MBlA HEIGHTS-S2tO will buy equity in
new lO-room house. concrete cellar, tiled J,eth
az sna porcelain tub; 30 feet Of parking Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

FOR RENT-1635 14TH ST., LARGE. LIGHT
rooms Ink; dining and Kitchen suite, with
range; coal supplied; cheap to family doing
janitor work; suitable for taxing table boarders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28
FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR IcENT-RENT A PIANO FOR NEW YEARS
Elegant upright pianos-best Inakss-rented ut S.
and So per mo. f. q. SMITH,
de2S-3t 1928 Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

WANTED JANITOR WHO UNDERSTANDS
control Of steam furnace; married man PIttsITtH
Apply. with references, to u. c. NElpDEit-
III rs Il, ON III patent office, or write 70 Sls r
lt2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-28

LARGE SOUTHERN EXPOSURE ROOM WITH
the comforts and privileges of handsome private
ht1ne. to one or two gentlemen of refinement
9lS st. NV de2S-3t.
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FOR SAI-E-I WILL DISPOSE OF MY SUPERB
residence at sacrifice, on account Of leaving
city. The location is undoubtedly the finest 10
the city, 90 q beautiful avenue. west Of 18th st
surrounded by the most expensive residences 10
the city. Ny house is modern and was con-
structed by one OF the most reliable builders;
room for able on the lot; has bern appraised
by experts at $4,000. VIII take Sl3 300 n sold
before Jan. 10. Address L. A A. Star Office
de26-Tt
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-STABLE; 4 STALLS; ROOM FOR 5
LANG, 1887 l4th st. dc22-tw
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FOB RENT
141s o st, 10r&b. .s45. 90
1871 Corceran, Or. $3.50
pa 1871 st, Sr&b. 80. 90
1912 81 st. Sr&b. 30. 20
3023 Cambrge pi, Or 2s.Uv
907 T st, Sr&b. -. 81. so
de16-tf G.
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UNkCRNlSHED.

FOR RENT-2 LARGE SUNNY, WELL-HEATED
2d-foor rooms; closets; bath; home comforts fine
entrance; suit couple housekeeping. Apply AT
de27-3ts
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-27
Suburban Pickups.

Miss Ethel Hoffman did not re :
turn to her school last Sunday on
account of the dust storm. Her
father took her out on Monday.
There was a necktie social at Mr..
Adkins last Wednesday evening,
the proceeds to be used in paying on
an organ for the Sunday school in
Amityyilfe.
They have very interesting liter.
ary society at the Coats school
house. The Amityville people are
wide awake. They can DO any
thing they start out to do. Holly
should take a few items.
Mrs. F. G. Hoffman has been
dangerously i'll for a few days but is
now slowly recovering.
Little Virginia Tu,,le had tussel
with the grip. Ed. says, when he
gets up to make the biscuits for
breakfast, that he is thankful he has
but one kid and one mother-in. law.
1t would not seem that 1t is neces-
sary to again call our citizens atren.
tion to the fact that loose pig is a
public nuisance. Those who have
hogs should see to il that they are
confined to closer quarters than
everybody's hen houses and door
yards.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-27
Lamar LuILabys.

BY
EDUOH CHIEr1AI, Allow me to
make my Dow asarrs nufribu'or 10
your wide awake pairr. Al new enter
prises established forrHr good of the
people are gladly w. unr4 IN eastern
Colorado No other par, o. 'he United
States has made gre ser -"Gies in the
last ten wears than ..r .s'' "i the state
east Of Pueblo. An, al-. l- iii better,
those strides are ST.. U4u.irst on Ill
sidr- and in slIbrs.a~,-, f.l IN every
undertaking those sa-c -r,nd strides
are discernihIe.
Ever prosper, isn. a.-. tDr the peo-
pie here, bat i, is alwag, ny wish that
they he honest. hon. ne, bright. 10y
al people, ever bati ~ TOR the right,
and always tramplin5 !9wn all wrongs
and oppression.
\. Virgin has bull raa blacksmith
shop recently near ~'r,.n. warehouse,
and il now occupyiIg.'
Oscar Downing + ere .ns a good
sized frame lIous. n,-r t.- blacksmith
shop, north ofthe Iu..ry.d
Lamar Laundry j. rsnha- full blast.
Proprietor Van Dus ssTs ue has more
work than he can g., done.
Lamar was visited with a lille spit OF
snow this a. IN. warm.ns ~ and clear
ing away as the day grows oI!er.
j, NJ. Mcdowell. our a.sr,sor is hay-
ing stone hauled wit wmun 10 erect a
house. in Cottage PI4.r a!I.uon, east OF
Lamar.
j. d. Martin move parI Of MS house
hold goods to the cJunry his week.
His house will BE- occupied by Mr.
Snodgrass. the new .ImhermAu.
Mr.. CJeaghe has the Oh; houses built
for his $1,000 house, the barn bsing quite
large and substanilaI one ipr the town.
The house is to be bull in Cottage
Place addition and D, TO he Of blick
which are being hauLrd to the place
now.
SUNDAYS wind storm was severe
one, but Missouri wa, heard to say.
'It you call that bard storm, you ought
to 20 back to MissourI and stay a while
You would think SunGay's storm was
just very little blow What was the
most remarzable abou, it VS., it was
not cold, piercing wind as one won d
expect to see in Jaruary.
Mr.. kephart, the great hog ranchman
and dealer Of our place, has Just return
ed from Chicago witt his brd~ and is
looking around for q hou-r to rent in
Lamar, but it is slanOsr A. tlicult as
hunting a needle IN a hay slack. Hous-
es to rebt in Lama .rt very scarce,
Quite large nImbcr are living n tents,
being unable to get houses