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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-25
Evangelical Lutheran.

The Evangelical Lutheran-Palm sun
day. Gospel, Matt, 2l:1-9. Epistlc,
Phil, 2:5-1l. Nestment color, violet.
st. Marks, Washburn and Four
tcenth streets, Rev. A. /. Ramer, PhD.,
pastor-ScrViccs at 1870 a. IN. and 7.3O
p. m; Luther league at $50; Sunday
school at II. Morning subject. "Who
is This?" Evening subject, THE Ala
baster Box Of Ointment Coniirma-
tion Of cathechumens at morning SER
vice. Services every evening during
holy week
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and
Mulberry street, Rev. c. q. Spiekcr.
pastOr-ServiCcs at 1890 a. m. and 7.3O
p. m; Sunday school at II m; Luther
league at $50. Services every evening
during holy week.
lions, Miilin avenue, Rev. p. f.
Xizelmann, pastor-Serviccs at 10. 30 a.
m; Sunday school at D. m.
st. Pauls, Short avenue, Rev. w. c.
l.. Laucr, paStOr-SerViCcs at 1870 a.
m. and 13O p. m; Sunday school at
1890 p. m. Services every evening dur
ing holy week.
ChristCcdar avenue and Reech street,
Rev. II. T.. Lisse, pastor--SerVices at
1880 a, m. and $50 p. m; Sunday school
at p. m. Confirmation at morning
service,
81. Peters, Prescott avenue, Rev J..
w. Randolph, pastor-Scrvices at 1890
a. m. and I30 p, m; Sunday school at
? p. m. Confirmation Of cathechumens
at morning service.
Emanuel Reese street. Rev John
Kowala, pastor-Serviccs at 1880 "A. M
| and 730 p, m; Sunday school at u p. m.
Grace Lutheran church of the general
synod, corner Madison avenue and
Mulberry street-Rev Foster L. Gift
pastor. Services at 1890 a. m. and 7.30
y. m. Sabbath school at $50 a. IN. Y
T.. $. G. l.. at $50 y. m.
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Religious News Notes

The Feast of the Annunciation will
be observed today at the cathedral
Three masses will be celebrated at $50,
7.30 and s a. m.
The Sunday schools of the Second
Presbyterian church will hold "A union
session at the church on jefferson ave-
nue., Sunday, March 26, at go p. IN.
The Methodist Ministers association
will meet in Elm Park church Monday
at 1890 a. m. The Rev. +. l.. Santee,
of Old Forge, will give a rcview of Nc
Gilferts The Apostolic Age"
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings there will be special services
at Grace Lutheran church general
synod. Holy communion will be ad-
ministered on Easter morning, when
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RELIGIOUS.

should not return under the new man
agement.
The Rev. John Lewis Smith, u. u,
whose death recently occurred at his
home i'm Valparaiso, Ind, was distin-
guishcd rs the oldest Methodist minis
ter in Indiana. He was born in Nir-
ginia i'm 1911 and was one of the frs.
Of the famous oldtime circuit riders.
He was licensed to preach in 1881.
Three years later he entered the In
diana conference. Between iS62 and
1866 he acted as collector Of internal
revenue. being appointed by President
Lincoln. Two years later he was APP
pointed financial agent of De Pauw
university. He was the author of Il
book on Indiana Methodism. contain-
ing incidents and sketches of PEOPLE
and preachers in the state.
Great preparations are making in De
troit for the Christian Endcavor con-
Vcrtion i'm that city next July. 1t is
thought that no less than $1,000 mcm-
hcrs of the association will be pres
cnt, 4 letter which has Just been is
sued by the press committee announces
that the convention will be character
lied by the two new fcatures-thc cm-
ploymcnt of a higher grade Of music
than formerly and lectures upon SOSio-
logical questions ard other problems Of
the day The latter feature is designs
cd, however, to supplement, which has
always been the great characteristic
of the conventions.
-. ,,.;l1 L., O.,
split in the congregation cf the Prot
cstant Episcopal church Of the Holy
Cross in Jersey city on account of tn g.
establishment of the confessional in
that church. Several members of the
congregation are decidedly opposed to
auriCular confession. but the entire
vcStry appears to be in accord with the
rector, the Rev. Augustine Elmendorr.
The confessional. as established by Mr..
IIlmCndurf, is entirely voluntary and
few. if any. Questions are asked. 1t is
said that Mr.. ElmendOrf re(yiVoG much
announcement from the remarks of Il
New York minister who conducted a
mission at the Church of the Holy
Cross a few weeks ago. According TO
| report, this clergyman declared at one
service that il was absolutely essential
| 10 tblllbSS ItlOIt tbDllIUldllon anu IldI
those who did not would not he likely
| to have their prayers heard by God.
! But even such encouragement WoCld
not have been Of much value probably.
| if the reverend gentleman had not the
support Of the greater part of his con-
| grcgation.
| The services at the Railroad depart
mcnt Young Mems Christian associa-
| tion tomorrow win be a missionary
! service. The male quartette of the
| Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
viii sing. y collection will be taken
for the foreign work of the associa-
tion. This will be Secretary Pearsall'F
last Sunday in this city. All railroad
men are cordially invited to attend
Meeting begins at 345 y. IN.
Next Thursday the annual meeting
of the WOmans' Home Missionary So
cietY of the Wyoming district of the
| Wyoming conference, will be held in
the Simpson Methodist Episcopa
church, West Scranton.
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Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS, # SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
an PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by Druggists I'm every part OF the
world BE sure and ask for MRS. Wins
lows Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty Live cents q bottle.
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cine, and have certainly been greatly
benefited by its use.
"Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has indeed been friend to me.
am now able to do my own work,
thanks to your wonderful medicine. I
was as near death | believe as l could
be, so weak thatmy pulse scarcely beat
and my heart had almost given out. 1
could not have stood it one week more,
am sure. l never thought l would
be so grateful to any medicine.
l shall use my influence with any
one suffering as | did, to have them
use Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound"
Every woman that is puzzled about
her condition should secure the sympa-
thetic advice of woman who under
stands. Write to Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn, Mass. and tell her your ills.
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PITTSTON.

The revival meetings in the First
Methodist Primitive church are well
attended ana good interest is being
shown. Many have been converted.
Evangelist Shcllhom is an entertain-
ing speaker and good singer. Sunday
will nc his last Sunday here, and all
should hear him sunday evening. lie
will preach his farewell sermon at 6,4j
D. m Come early to get a good seat.
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Knoepfel, Mrs. NJ. \. Collins, Mrs. A.
Frounfcltcr.M Miss Norma Williams, Mrs.
j. u. Phillips, Mrs. y. Is. Hand. Mrs.
l.. TroChlenberg, Miss Viola Carley,
Mrs. DR.. Thomas n. Kay, Mrs. =. Il.
callahan, Mrs. jeff Frecmen, Mrs. Phil
ip Kellerman. Mrs. NJ. Nernoy, Mrs.
Conrad Young, Mrs. j. Seiden Blair,
Mrs. II. 7. Wilcox, Mrs, =. Matthews,
Mrs & Marsh
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"I DO MY OWN WORK."
So Says Mrs. Mary Rochiette Of
Linden, New Jersey, In this
Letter to Mrs. Pinkham.

"I was bothered with 7ow which
would be quite annoying at times, and
at others would almost stop.
"I used prescriptions given me by my
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Methodist.

Elm Park Church-Love feast at Q
o'clock, preaching at 1890 a. m. and
7.S0 p. m, by Rev. John Parker, of
New York East conference. Sunday
p. m.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
j. b. Sweet, pastor-Morning prayer
service at $50; preaching service at
1890, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at II; Junior league at 3; young
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physician, bu
same state
of affairs
continued. {
4" After n
time / was \
taken withU
a flooding, n
that l was {
obliged to J
keep my bed.
Finally, in
despair, l
gave up my
tor, and be
taking your IN
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Penn Avenue Baptist church--Preach-
ing a 1920 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. by pas
tor, Rev. Robert r. Y. Pierce. Sunday
school at > y. m; Y. r. :. c. f.. at $50
p. m. Sunday school at Amerman mis-
sion at 8 30 L. N
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THOMAS J. FISHER ~ CO..
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AIRFAX. sos F ST. W.
$50 ....1T51 18th. Or. b
$40. 1917 Lyd'ser ay.7r, b
$50. ...-lSO6 Riggs. Or, b
$50. 1904 S. 9r. b, Gel fur
S2L 30. 1916 Vt av, sr, b
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$50. 80 605 9th ne. Or, b
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$lI. 50. 1924 NCap, sto. dw
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SIS. .614 18th NV. tit. 3r.b
$40. BITE 10Th Sc, 4r
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campaign The Saturd1y Evening Pust-estab-
lishr1 by Benjamin Franklin in I72s-now pub
listed by the Curtis Publishing Company pro-
prittors Of the Ladies Home Journal Is offered
T." subscribers for one year only for 81 the
regular price is 500. This offer is for the i,r-
pose Of q quick Introduction. and will be with
drawn September /. The regular price of 81 80
Will be maintained after that date We will
give good commission for every subscriber Sc
cured, and distribute s., ,n0n September / among
the iI6 best agents. $500 will be given the per
son sending the largest number Of subscribers at
Sf-"5 each r'r year Al this special low sub
scriptiGn price thousands be- easily secured.
Address THE CT KTIS PJ BLIS1ING COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Pa ny16-52t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED C0TTAGE AT WASH.
Grove. Nd. S45 for season: large yard and sum-
mer kitchen. ". II. HoUGHroN, 1914 f st.
NV myl63t
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FOR RENT-"OLYMpIA" APARTMENTS COL.
Heights; thoroughly freproof; just completed;
mode:h In every respect; only few five and
seyenroom apartments left. OSCAR W. WHITE.
1114 st. fe2Y-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR REMITTANCE COOL ROOMS FOR THE
summer and peace Jubilee, with board 1431
Rhode Island myIT-3t'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED " EII.-FJ RNiSTED PAIILOR OR Cd
foer front; large boarding hgusc; aud wife;
northwest; references given. Address Box 90,
office. Iny lG-2tF
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF POSITION De
sir.5 Z furnished Uufurnshed apartment with
southern expo sure: would be satisfied with second
floor il Il private hUuse, must have exclusive bath.
Address Box Il. Star office. nIy1J-3t*
WANTED PERSONS DESIRING ROOMS OR
board i'll select places, ami those having rooms
rent and wishing desirable tenants, will save
money by calling ooS + st. NV. myS-12t"
WANTED p-IADIES, If YUU WANT TO RENT
your rooms 10 JUBILEE VISITORS, or desire
permaueut tenants, call once. with description
uud price. Room 3d. AletzerOtt bldg. ITO 81.
Hpl5-3ut-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

WANTED-PLACE As GENERAL HOU SEwORN-
er- Please call for two days 13:2 l6th st. NV.
WANTED -SiTI ALTON FOR EFFICIENT GER
man nursery u!aid = years reference; good
5, wcr: an capacities domestic help. LADIES
EXCHANGE. ga 18th.
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FOR RENT-RY JAS. T. SHEA 032 pa Az \ "
SOl Y sw, st&dw. S40s0 1922 Caroline NV 6r2O 50
bls "a NV, 9r. DO, 81 1863 / NV, store. 10 90
$40 9th sw, st&dw q 70 S3 Myrtle ne. Or. ID 30
SU0 Nd ay ne. st0. 100 2loU Va ,s&d. 9 30
43S 9th sw, st&dw. 100 l343 "a sw. Or. . 1880
22s 9TH sw, sto. -. % 81 2IUl ID nw 4r..... 30
03 sw. 5r. r........ I3. 80 i'r ll9 * nv Dr. 70
my13-tf
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window brick, u rooms m.i.............. $40. so
BOG S st. NV. 3-story hsy-window brick. 9
rooms and bath. mi Observation-Disclosures. S3.5 30
II st. NV. 2-story and basement bay window
brick. rooms and bath, mi. ............. So 80
~ yin ST ne. 3story bay window brown-stone
frent. rooms and bath IN. L. ............. S2., 90
81 tth St. sw., store and dwelling. rooms
and bath, good show window ........... SD so
my1T-3te A s CAYWoop a:,2 9th 1t a "
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FOR SALE INYI2STMt1NT AND BARGAINS N
low priced and centrally located Nv. ami mod.
imp. property: was taken under foreclosure md
viii he s'id as real bargains. title perfect.
myl5-3r- o. NJ RRY ANT Ruri,r hid
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FOR SAlr-+37 ST NV; 2-STDRN BAY-
window and basement brick; 10 rooms. hath, c,l-
lari IN j.. lrrge Yards stable: lot y "a l35 H. 10
3o-ft. alley; 5000 Apply after 4:8o pm
my15 ct"
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FOR SALE BENTiFTL SHpNE AND BRICK
house: choicest iocstion vgsi nf lsih - 8 rs,pts
on lst a"'i' bed T'Sans. Tiled hath. at,ic.
yard. Price - Gnn. SGo4rD eau f.iila!f al ; p.r
cent. house worth 81 ,tHu.
II STONE A EAIRFN\ SuG 4 81 N ,r
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FOR SALE HEAJT TIt1L LIGHT BEbk HDI ~
on hru"SsW ave, Columbia Heights lgIT unrior
reception hail, large dining r1uui kit,,h,n ON III
floor: very large til"d bath, tSt floor finished in
oak: lot al"int l,.n ft-t deep Price s. 2pp.
my ls-8t STONE y FAIEFAN SEQ 4 - u w
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WANTED

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cuttauS of Wanted Help will be in
serted ut the rate of enc cent per
word per insertion. the minin nlus
chaTgC hrin-s ~ cents.
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FOR SALE NICE IIrrIU lIotSE o\ aIt ST
near NV. q rooms and ha m ....-..-. 50 ~
\ INT Residence ON st "a w het 2d aud Sd
SITS: - n'pus and bath: stable. worth SiGuhg
ufIcT Invited.
AIS" one on 18Th Iowa circle: rooms
and hgf h. ..-......... =, -,
II. II 1NoNBLN & SuN. Gl2 14th -. % ,,.
uylT-St
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FOR RENT-AT VERY Low RENTAI-6OI
Howard ave NV; beautiful house Of 10 rooms
and bath; hot water heat; location high and over
looking city; larg veranda, with awnings; re-
duced to $50 per mo-
myl38t r RRADIEy 1202 sf
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE & Co, 1919 ST.
1911 3lst, 10r&b, fur SO0 514 LIST Sc 6rh fur 21
lilo Pa av, sto Gel. $500 3134 f. Grab. 20 30
926 I'D, llr&b. 1850 ~ 10th he. 6rSxb. Is So
800 z, IT'D fur 5000 22S 2}3 10 Crab. Is 80
l.oa 18th, 11r&b, 30 80 1923 . NV, Or. 7.S5
1900 X av, 6r&b- 81 90 1903 nv. GrSb. 10 80
Zs0I y NV. 9r&b $500 1888 Jnion sH, tr, a. 90
1853 Conn av CRIB. - 50 R'r 1854 r. ar I-oll \ 90
l20 sc, 7r&b. 81 30 uvl3-rf
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTED-ESTABLISHED 1878
FEbD. LOEWENSTEiN,
BUYER OF
OLD GOLD and SILVER. AND DIAMONDS
So q ST NV, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
L 4 \ \
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FOR SALE Gol. COS AND co. 2D y E. MODERN
3-story and cellar brick houses. price for each,
SS,5hu; terms 10 suit.
myl5f II. L. RUST Cos l4th NV.
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Hi''' BIYFR M n fTs 0F ELM
OLD GOLD AND SILVER AND DIAMONDS
sI5 q ST " Oi,roSITE pa TENT OEFJCE
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID For
oT,It G1I-D AIn SiTyER
Smallest and ldIgest clnOunt bought. Old and new
3eWtlry' mutiia,e1 eg,as, teeth plates, watches
SPOONS dthltsl S"lu ana plaiHiuhi my LOU
WANTEU- HIGHEST CASH pIUCE PAID FOR
old gold, silver, watches diamonIs and jewelry
ot every DC dt'triptioh D srlAN"hk. eI6 + 81.
NV. opposite patent Office mylt-lJt'
waETFD-v rIrE 1a9, 7Tt ST X VI VIII
S,{r 10 'sest s, 5Ssn ,pif PIE 1l & I na h"tS
ADDRESS = pnstaI and / Will call InyIT-t3t+
--
SEND for me aud viii buy ana pay thS highest
cash price Ior hem Address postal and win
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ki, G i"r 'iit hss, nS
ti!, h!n'l 'tsa IeA' 10 !out property, i,c
I"1 -. ot"t o'l' t. my II --I
WANTkD-BAUM EROS. PAY TIE BEST PRICES
r 70 49, % vi 81; .;14, @ mu ~ a. VI fet -
SUI etS '.ut -ss u e"Il --2o .In II -ns ~
WANTkD-lN NAMING ROOM ~ THE HOUSE
Is o ny sp1s Of Hn SeE m and
IuEh5'qle 5 I 10 g2Yd aayaitage- II you "ish S 70
goods drop d postal TO MAhGtS NoIES, 6S'
-, ;, ,;7.
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WANTElp-PIANO LESSONS; RAPID METHOD
for learning brilliant pariGr seleciions easy ana
actull'e' uGn speHu 4iil soui my on ot3 ~, SA
tlttseS, Ioluloi" at'iJ VI 4Aus4c' oo- IA
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and eLdTsns Is eas+o & e9tning & and md shoes and
"ANTED-loooe ORDERS FOR TIE PEILA.
carpet Cleanihg' Mattress Making ana | pholstef-
ing Company carpets cleaned 10y any order which
may sulI you best We haul ana store your house
tyi S's m ~ J I4i"
1,ress FOR hir. PHI tTiEI piITt ro1IpAZy Of
ne 1424 1oth - ~ "a, mr3-ims
~. TT 1t 't. u" IL! = IN
mo hsr f 80 reaobns cai % Hd,srs
AZ 81 " nr Iav iii Ma - NV r.
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WANTED-HONEST SECRET SERVICE NORh;
best OF references. Address CONtlDENIiAL I
WANTED = oPitM, MORPHINE "hIshAIlF
interested III ne cure o1 these naDitst write !9f
my bGohs on These olsea>es inaIAea IFee. u: ~
NOOLI-Et. ND, attahla ga Iny los LOS
w ANTED-TRJ- NkS REPAIRED: WE'LL CALL
for YOUR trunk and repair IL In the best manner
at a very reasonable price Drop postal or cali
TRUNK FACTORY, 736 Tth St NV ap29-3m-l
,---1, - :, -. - - -. =
NAAIED-OWNEk oF 81, SIChES KS 49, WHU AhE y NJ n
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MALE

WANTED frri N't MAN To LEAI;N bRt q III 81
g.-~ tut ,r-.EI ~.dI fountain. ere with sholi NN-
I.-.-.t.r- I-.l"r-,d- AdIr,ss Box iJt Star odi'r
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a SToNE 4 FAIRFAX- So z 81. ~.

FOR SALE-A GROOM BRICK House. NEWLY
painted and In good repair An 1T, he
tween and g. within seven minutes walk ~
e. /. ~. and site Of new power huuse 81 city
and Suburban railway; rent income over So yer
rent On price. 81 .7s,u
myl5-3t' OWNER. 1852 Oregon ave
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-S13 9TH ST. NV, S-ST0RY BAY
window brick, u rooms. m.i..............S $40 81
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FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME FOR 81 $40. VERY
desirable location: wide parking; l't worth The
price. size lg2Nl4o: soft. alley. very good =
room house: beautifully papcVcd; sanitary plumb
ing; i40I -" Nuw's tho time 10 luuk al 70.
myl62t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. sos 4 81 NV.
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NNNIIu = H.l>H. ANii.IsIs-s y, To f$TEopi 'E
20 u,a History suI NtltS "a iceland. alI- L"
. ru,.. .'IN>t.ti;t. ia r. co. 62i 9Th 81. nv
Evening star., 1899-05-17

Advertisements under the classifi-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minim mu IN
charge being 10 cents.
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FOR SALE LOOK AT TIE CHEAPEST HOUSE
on Columbia Heights, l3s columbia 81: uWurr
viii sell AT sacrifice; So $50 VIII buy IL; cost
$500. beautiful 3stuty stone aud brick frunt,
lst pretty parlor, reception hall. very lglt.
cheerful dining room. pantry and Kitchen. cheer
fuI bed rooms; died bath; porcelain tub: HOT
WAITER HEAT; pretty paper GOOD invest
mc-.t.
mylG-2t STONE A EAIREAN Sna z 81 N ~
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FOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR SNAIL.
city house handsome cottage. with every modern
convenience; north of city; Within block OF
eiect1c cars; rooms; best plumbing; tiled la
rreIn; concrete cellar; furnace; first floor trim-
med In oak; windows all sides; lsrEe lot; price
S4.1tJ. w. 5. MINNIA. 1927 4 NV. myil-tf
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FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE by PHYSICIAN
leaving city, beautiful brownstone front house. s
rooms and bath; ami; side and rear alleys;
large back ward. terms rcasonabie cali after 8
pm, S-3 9Th st ne myI3-7t-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FoR RENT-$l5A2D- STORY FLAT; ROOMS
ana bath; delightful location for summer; TO
quiet couple without children. 4l2 Rhode Island
NV. myI6-2ts
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FOR RENT-AT THE CONCORD. CHEAP FOR
the summer. two-ruom fiat with private bath
newly furnished. brass bedstead best hair mat
tresses. Weisbach lights; private telephone.
myl6-3fs
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FOR RENT-907 MASS. AVE NV; ELEGANT
1lr, bath and cellar br.; parlor. din. rm. pantry
and kitchen on lst floor; SO. front; S75
myl3-lM jas. NJ. YORK a son. Hl2 G NV
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLY LOCATED DWELLIN INGS
Bay -windo" brick, No. 1929 sth st. NV, 3
and stable $3.50 and bay window brick
1906 Il st. w, rooms and bath, $500; also
neat brick, 3o9 N ST. NV. rooms, bath and re-
ception hall, S32. 50, and brick No. ia 1lth
W. rooms and bath, $50 ALBERT F FOX
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19


WHEN officials at Washington
realize how utterly inadequate the
present force in the Territory 10 to
effect q speedy and satisfactory
settlement Of affairs. it may be
that some move viii be made to
increase the effectiveness of the
fiela and Office forces by the addi-
ton of an adequate number to IN
sure the dispatch of the work. The
best interest of all concerned. with
the possible exception Of the Dawes
commission and its employees, de-
mands that more expedition char
acterize the work Of allotment IN
the future than has characterized
it ia the past. A surveying corps
for every county in each nation,
and an alloting board for every
important town in each nation
would not be an unwieldy force
and would result in incalulable gooc
to the Territory and its people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19

THE Globe. Democrat adverts to
Uncle Sans payment of interest
on bonds in advance to relieve the
Wall street stringency and COM
pares this with England's present
difficulty in meeting demands on
her financial resources. The COM
parison is made facetiously, but it
is worthy of thoughtful considera-
ton. This government still main
tains the bi-metallic standard and
it is under this system that the
secretary of the treasury is enabl-
ed to afford this relief in critical
time. England has long been the
recognized exponent of mono met
allism and her theory of finance is
now meeting with a test which has
never before been put upon it, with
results highly satisfactory to the
advocates of our present system OF
| finance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19

WITH the requirement of titles
the city council can compel the
building of sidewalks. and it is to
be hoped that such action will be
promptly taken unless our people
develop enough enterprise and
public spirit to do the work with
ont cOmpulsion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19

PAULs VALLEY is to have a corn
plant with the beginning OF the
new year, which will turn out corn
starch. hominy. grits, etc., and
have a capacity of 10000 bushels
a day. This is a good enterprise
aud will turn many a shekei into
Pauis Valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19

WHEN the permanent line Of the
Arkansas and Choctaw road is
surveyed through Ardmore, which
will probably be next week, and
the map and profile Of the roed
through the Chickasaw nation is
fled with the secretary of this ma
ton, it will begin to look like a
fixture and perhaps the doubling
Thomases will awake to realiza-
ton of the fact that Ardmore must
have this road when it is built.
This realization is equivalent to
securing the road, we think.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-19

TERRITORY affairs require expe.
dition, if they are to be wound uI
in the interest of the people here
both Indians and whites. 1t viii
prove economy in the long run il
the government will increase th'
forces here 20 ms to get all lands
allotted by the close Of next year
However, this is not likely to b.
done. There are too many irons
in the fire.