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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

Explosions Of Coughing are stopped BY
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Ia.
Pikes's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
Alcoholic or Not,

Customer-My room is full Of rats, and
Drug Clerk-Yes, sir, Do you want bro
mo or Observation-Disclosures Press.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

County Attorney Hergis and the
f1,nperdnse people ct Winf1ld have
had disagreement over the prpPerp-
Son Of jbiniiats Among the officers
.E|iIf n Rev. G. IouihdE. the Aetho-
a. editor. and TInrri1 offered Rev.
s~Ihsr Il no6 4 he Win tlose the
.|II The preacher accepted
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption has no equal
as Cough medicine:-F: NJ; Abbott, 3S3
Seneca ST., Buffalo, n. Y, May 0, 1884.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

A bachelor says that widows weep not be.
cause OF the loss OF a husband, but because Of
the lack OF one.-Chicago Daily News.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

The BEST Prescription for Chiiis
and Fever Is O bottle Of GRovE's TAsTELEss
GULL Toxic. lis simply iron and guininein
o asteless form. No cure no pay. Price, Soc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL
druggists refund money lift fails TO cure. 25c
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
Pomeroy VIII BACK II.

J. p. Pomeroy, the Cripple Creek
millionaire mine owner and philan-
thropist, will put up funds for the
establishment of model farm near
Hill City, this state, to be operated
under the direction of II. W. Camp
bell, who claims to have developed n
system whereby crops can be success
fully raised in spite of the droughts in
western Kansas. Campbell has n
method of preserving the moisture
in the ground in winter, which, II is
claimed, will revolutionize farming in
western Kansas,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
Say. They shift Responsibility.

In his annual report to Gov. Stanley,
Secretary Swan, OF the state board Of
health, comments in strong terms on
the efforts Of city and county author
tiles to shift responsibility in regard
to medical and surgical aid for the
poor. He says: ''In cases Of injury
to tramps, or extremely poor resi-
dents, the city and county authori-
ties Immediately engage in n struggle
to unload the responsibility. 1t is an
inhuman state Of affairs, and some
thing that cries out for Legislative ac-
ton"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
KANSAS NEWS OF RECENT DATE.


The Harris law, which prescribes
jury trials for persons charged
with contempt Of court. wus de-
clared unconstitutional by Judge
Holt, Of the Wyandotte county COM
mon pleas court. The law was intro
duced by State Senator (now United
States senator) w. A. Harris in 1907
and passed. 1t was designed to take
away from the judges Of the courts
the right to punish persons charged
with contempt of court and give them
the right Of trial by jury as in ordi-
nary criminal cases. Judge Holt holds
that the law is an infringement or re-
striction of the constitutional powers
Of the courts, and therefore It is un-
constitutional.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
state Historical Society.

The annual meeting of the Kansas
Historical society was held in the
statehouse ut Topeka last week. 1t
was decided to group the society into
the following divisions: Geneology,
biography, antiquities, newspapers,
literature ind annals and chronicles.
Among the papers read was n history
of the Twentieth Kansas regiment by
Col. Wilder S. Metcalf, in which he
praised the valor of the famous
fighters. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, j. G. Haskell, Lawrence; first
vice president, Z. d. Cowgirl, Topeka;
second vice president, John Francis,
Colony; secretary, George W. Martin.
Kansas City.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-01-27
Few raup.rs In Kansas.

State Labor Commissioner johnson
received reports from 81 Of the los
counties in Kansas regarding paupers
and the showing made in them leads
him to make the fat-footed declara-
ton that Kansas has fewer paupers in
proportion to dts population than any
state in the union. Sixteen out Of the
81 counties reporting have no poor
houses. Several other counties re-
port that they have poor farms but
no paupers and they rent the farms
out to tenants. This Is the list Of
counties which have no poor houses
or poor farms: Barber, Clark, Ford,
Cove, Graham, Grant, Kcarney, Logan,
Norton, Seward, Sheridan, Stanton,
Stevens, Trego, Wallace and Gray.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.


FOR RENT-STONE & F.
$50. Iowa circle. l5r. 3ba
$l-5. E. 1865 q, lar. : ba
$50. 80. 1907 Clifton. Ar, la
$50. 1873 Il l av NV. 12r
SIS. 1903 y NV, l2r. la
SI5. ...l3l1 18th NV, l1r. b
$40. 1914 Sund'land pl. llr
$65. so. 1850 S NV. l2r.2
S65.3O.5li 18th NV, 12r. b
SIS. 0.l2"O y NV. 12r. Iva
$3.50. 1929 l NV. l2r. ba
$U. so. .l4v4 l4th NV. st"
so. .l3OS Yale st, l.r. ba
$55....l312 10Th NV, lUr
sos. ..14l2 10th NV, LIT
S5,.75. .l744 y NV. Sr, ba
$3.50. 1872 18th NV, 12r. %
$5U.5O. 81 lth NV. 9r, ia
$50. 1885 7th NV. sto, dwl
$50. lois nth NV, Tor, la
So. The "Whitby Cot
tage,' Linier Hgts
$50. 1882 K NV, l2r, Ia
$3.50. ISIS S NV. Tor. ba
$500. LIS Greg av. llr
$3.50. 1927 Ken av. 10r,b
$4U .U.l..S lStu nw. lr b
$40. 80. 3lu9 10Th NV, Or, la
$3I.5O.153i Sth NV. Or, la
31.50.1411 r / av, Sr, ba
SOD. 30. 5U4 18th NV. .,r, ba
$3.50. 34l9Murganav..,r. ,
S35. 40. St, & -el. 7th&M NV
$32.U.o2 to 81 V NV. 9r. b
s.v.uo. S,oAcel, louu i..h
5000. .4i0 * NV, Sr, ba
5000. As Quincy NV, Sr. b
$ZI.5U. .56 K lie. 81 o.
S.. 80. BIT Miss v,1Or.b
$3.50. 1910 V NV, 7r, "a
Driscull aptmts. lst&B nv
81 80. .2Zl0 l4th. Sto.si
FURNI
s5,WO.16,h mr. III rs Z rel
5 100. i3th&Cliftun. l>r.,ib
$1,000. Iowa Circle. l5r,3b
$2.Ou. .2Utn mr. X. l5r. q,
$e.uUO. s nr Goth NV
81, 500. VI mr. rnOs CIR. ~
s, 500. .Sund land pl. l1r.
$1,SU. LIST mr. Capitol, l.
81, 800. NJ MN av.l4r,-
81. 900. @ nr 22d. Ii
81 500. Col rd mr. l4th, 1.ll
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IIRFAX. SOC + ST. NV.
s25. 80 800 9th 81. sto, d. Or
S $50. lIo3 Caroline. ,;r.b
$50. 30. l9O2-S 9th NV. SRI
80 ..lsvu Vernon pi, $50
ST.. 50. .614 18th nv. sto
$3.50. i01 nth ne, st&lw
ST.. 80. GIL f ne, Sr, In
$50 .121l U NV. 6r. b
$50. so. sos It'll sw. Z b,
$3.50. .9l6 G sw. 6r. sto
$50. so. l225-27 25th NV, ST
$40 + NV. or r.
so. @4 F NV. z OF RID Il
SO. PIT u NV. store
So. .217 it2, IT. fur. ID d
$50. 100 G NV. 2 OF re-
1890 .517 n ] av NV, Or
$1S.50.1 7O2-4 Fla av, 6r,p
Sic. .......,ll An nv. ur
$3.50. .401-l3 14th ne, Or
SIS. ..1iUU VI a,. ,iD~ =.
SIS. PIT Al NV. office rs
SIS. Goa F NV, 2 or r,3d d
SIS. 425 y j ay nw,tastut
Sl4 1905 y ] av NV 3r.h
$3.50. .5171a 10th Sc, 5r
Sl3 so 14lO ID ne 6r ba
xl3 30 los ID se. 7r- "
SI3 2l2y 18th NV. Or W
$3.50. a-rr ID NJ. CIR. Ia
S125O $40 Callan ne Or
s. e., Is - :. sro- ar
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IL. S.E.C0R.7TH&L ny
l.. Whitney Nv. Or. b. 1880
1924 18th NV ,6r&b, fats. %
lS&J 6In nv. store. 1890
rs T.. sw. sto&5r. 1850
IS y se. sto. 7r&w..16.00
l243 II ne. store. .16. 90
rio:I VI ne. CRIB. rs. so
1888 II NV. Or, w(col, 1850
- ~ =. -
= - NV. Sr tcolD 1880
1877 X NV, store. .12.50
Is - ara VII ID
lO17 18th NV, 2r fat. 200
ll.'' sta ~ store s.,lO
2410 7th 6r&w. 1880
1l24 y Cap, store. .10.39
! - ii IL. 3r&h tit 1000
1898 Temperance av, Irs.30
2e23 l. ne, 3r&w. .....S.o 90
st-atn neaI $40
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M. 1913 av. NV. 1919 25th, sr. .l6OO
1sr & b...... $3.50. 90 NV, 2l5 L. 5r..... 1880
NV, l11y u, llr&D. 30. Vo av. tr. 80
NV. l-UI LIST ,13r&D 81. 90 NV, 1920 29th 5r IL 5U
NV, 1882 ST. lUr. 81. 90 NV, 17l6B I'd,
S f Si2s s2d F& ssS Nv 7ss
NV, -aoI sd lOrxb. 1000 NV. 2l3 c. 4r. 500
Nv. l61 Mo Nv. l3r b3OU0 NV, 26U5 U. ir. 10p
NV. S572 !thtste,, sr29oO SW 943 c, Sr&b.. % 80
& 20, 10 lotss $3.50 sW sis G. n ."
.W.-FU RNIsHED.
Is; door TosHs 8 door. ROOM. room 1900 1919
ID floor. room. q. 90 Sd floor. roon.. 800
90 D''' 4 FIAT FIaIs! .,;SH
NV 2ol2 l4th np sPTok psst, l Or $3.50
Nv: 81. 'iS SHOP in rr'sSSS
s5$ss @ ~ sS Z a.
"a. Apply at ' once 10. s sEsi'{ ssi's'''
NV F' 1929 A s'0TS A5s T. r. W sss sls; $500
de24-et OFT st. NV.
FoK hEN,-BY r.. 0 HoLrzMAN. REAL ESTATE
ana nsosss 5 ,sh ,s sGa sts
49, 49, 60 s n ltr
tSs ga az s4Mss ESQ
islsMintw.od pi II. 1900 1882 = .2..5O
's4'An'w0' B s1.s tx zo6sE s. 's000
M 18th near 's
Mass 4 path. ..3 900 wyoming av, ler, 2b. l5u
mr. 18th. l7r, 4b. 1900 mr. I'D. lar. tub. LIS
n hr 18th, 19r, BIB. NO 21st h. 1Or loo
OFFICES.
ta from s'si SIS to L Is Nv
Sun O0ii0'ns'' '''''' STORES
40s 18th NV. 75x2s. 5000 - Q nw.....12.oO
STABLES.
1882 Mass av trearlS 1OO0l9ll NV. rearl. goo
del7-tf
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2O22 Hillyer pl. sr. 5000
Grafton ST. Ch ryCh. ID. ~
1910 K ST, lUr. 10. 90
1913 + ST. l2r. 40. 50
l4O6 Chaplin, Sr. ID 30
24OS l4th st, Or. =. $500
1905 9th st, Or. so
IL \ Y av, 9r. :. 900
1884 Both st, 1r. =. 5000
Watkins pl,Chery C..5."0
132S 18th. st&d - 200
2OS-12-l4-l6-24-2S-32
LIST sw. 6r. each. .l2.5O
9oU1a l st Sc. 6r. =. .l-.5U
1913 L ST Ste, tir. =. .i--3U
"A l. Is Watkins pl.
Chevy Chase. 5r.. 1000
1881 list st. 5r 1000
3, 6 and 8 Bald
wins row, or. ea. 500
Lot /. So $50. Offer
Garfield
Flat, 4th floor. 3r. 1000
Fiat. I'd floor. 4r. 1000
PER AN\UM.
18Th st near o. l3r. !. 800
NJ nr 1hus CIR. l6r !. $40
LIST st nr Capitol, lGr. l, $50
X st near 10th, Or. {. !, 800
WoUiley lane. l2r. Il, 800
Yale st mr. 18th. or. Il 500
Sund land place. 3r Il $50
y st near 18th. Tor. l. 200
Corcoran nr 18th, llr. 800
. st near 18th. 1lr. 300
y II av near L. lur. .SIu
CEs.
6.3 E st, base. .....25.OO
1908 + st. rm /. .2.O 90
l2US b st, run 2....l2.5O
4-6 9th st, base. 80
lll4 + st. desirable Offices
go F ST, desira ole offices
6o5-7 7lh. desirable offices
les.
.3.:3 NJ st. $500
1873 18th, st&dw. ..2O.W
800 E, rear shop or
store room. 1000
1905 18th ST .........2O.UO
l.O4 Ii st.
GIVEN TO THE RENT
OF RENTS From ALL
s.
and unfurnlshed houses.
apply ut office.
( 4 CO.. IncoIporated,
1924 l. st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FUKNISHED.
l5Uo = ST., l1r.. b.. per annum. ..........$ $500
1-6l av NV, lar, lol2 21st NV. 12r. /. SuU
baths. 81, 500 10th bet R&S, 15r Ina. !. Sou
12lO 18th NV l2r 2C18 X NV, 1lr, la |. 100
ba. stable: 80. 1850 laos 2lst NV. iir ia. 8
9l3 10Th NV, 15r.ba, mos at 81 IS $l.-o0
except office. 500 per annum.
HEISkELI. & McLERAN. zoos st. NV.
Telephone 66S. oc27-s. tu&th-tf
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BREAKFAST AND DINNER. PREF
erably with private family or In frst-class cafe.
located within easy walking distance of Treasury
Dept. by young man. willing to pay a reasonable
price for accommodations superior to the aver
age; please give location and particulars. Ad-
dress Box 236 Star office it,
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT - APARTMENTS IN THE WEST
OVER, corner Of 10th and Y SITS NV; will be
FIREPRooF and has every mod imp; each dat
Is connected by telephone: six bachelor apart.
!.room apartments. with servants room room s95 to
S Sn9 per month Filtered water throughout the
de2s-st 1. S. FRi IS e5F i ia @ st. NV.
FOR RENT-THE COLUMBIA. l4TH AND BIN
S only SIS per mo- JAMES 4 &C sA /
FOR RENT-FLAT on 1sT FLOOR: NICELY
furnished; parlor floor; heat and gas: SOS per mo.
Call any time, 1901 9Th ST. IT.
FOR RENT FLAT. THREE UNFuRNIsHED
SIS. 2136 st. NV. de29-2t'
FOR RENT-A FLAT OF 8 ROOMS: AMI: NEW
house; good neighhorhood; near . car lines; only
self sell. and WIFE, and owners; SILL including heat
FOR RENT-oNE FURNISHED ROOM. ADDRESS
THE pR sH.a3 7th and SITS nw ePpos,te
FOR RENT.FURNIsHEp-,la OF LARGE LIGHT
18th st. NV. de2s-3t'
FOR kENT-DEsIRABLE APARTMENTS ~
twa sf AMY sap "A AN o., NavI sl4 I'D ST. only
&C. cAss s nerb,s SO to esss
de27-tf MOORE HILL. TT 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-HANDsoME APARTMENTS n THE
Marion. corner Of 10th and H SITS NV; conven-
lent TO all car lines; now ready for occupancy.
Apply on premises. del5-l6t'
FOR RENT THE PORT>ER. U AND 18TH SITS.
Nv; absolutely dreproof: every modern cOnren-
fence for comfort: beautifully furnished unfrr-
nlshed and 4-room apartments. with private
hath: des rabie housekeeping fats OF rooms,
A75" and 5000 per no.. Inc. light. VOI.\Ei
EATON. Manager. de15-tf
FOR REN T. s. Flat. 1909 18th ST.. THE
a-room hat. 4th story. 14th and BDney sts..
$3.50.
dela-tf THEo. A HARDING. 1916 st. NV.
FOR RENT-'OLlMPIA' APARTMENTS. Co
!nmhia Hgts Thoroughly freprr v: ani navy
headquarters: five and seven rooms; frst-class.
de1-tf OSCAR W. WHITE ll14 + st.
FOR RENT-ONE FIVE-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING
nat, either furnished unfinished; good cafe in
house. THE SAVOY, .SO4 l4th st. NV. no30-tf
FOR RENT-THE CONCORD HAS ONE 4-ROOM
ana bath housekeeping apartment and choice 2
room apartments for rent. This well known house
Is 1neiy located On New Hampshire ave. cor. of
Oregon NV. nO27-tf
FOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS OF 2 AND
8 rooms with BATH heat. light, chamber and hall
service. $3O up; Notwithstanding: excellent cafe.
THE CHAPLIN, 1415 Chaplin st. nU9-4tf
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FOX REM
Lots lJto25, SO 679.$l,2,W
iii II st. l3r. 200. 30
Woodley, 15r. ......150. 90
l.o1 +. lIr. 90
3043 + NV. 11r. .125. 20
l&39 VT av. lar. 100. 90
lola l4th st, lIr. loo. W
lI44 NJ st. Ter. 10000
I3l3 NJ st. l5r. 100. 90
1871 JEFF son pl, 12r. 10000
l"-G 18th ST. l.r. .o3. 50
l1l9 5 ST, l2r. .....75.00
1'2l DE Sates, Tor. 10. ~
1874 18th. l3r. 90
Dnnbarton, l0r.. 1000
1904 Conn av. l1r.. .G. 10
.n11 - 81. Tor .GI. 10
S25 14th st. 11r. :. .65. %
lob Y ST, ilr. 90. ~
1873 18th st, Tor. 80 ~
2luO 18th. st&dw,yr.55.OU
l115 De Sales. l1r. $500
2llO 18th 81, Tor. 90. 90
FURNISHED
10Th near 7, 22r. st. 900
X ] az nr Conn, I7r. 500
10th near o, l5r. 3. 900
X ST near 18th, 1878 .vUU
y st near 18th, lSr. 1000
10th nr Corc'n. l4r. j. 900
Mass ar nr 10Th, l2r.2. 4VU
l4th st near |, l3r. 1000
LIST ST near =. l5r. 1000
Conn Il, near K. Or. 100
list st near r, 11r. ,1SU
Conn NV Dear 5. l3r. /. $40
OFF
Bldg Sth&D SITS. .S25u.vu
l4Zl +. LIST hr. east. 1890
14-l +, base, east. 1900
li223 + ST, basement. 5000
100 + st. 2r. 5000
513 18th. LIST floor. 30. %
l421 +. Sd d front. 10. 90
STOl
Bldg Sth&D SITS. .$25U.UO
2lUu 18th. st&dwg. SO. %
The Garfield. 5000
7S3 7th st. 5000
oil l4th ST.. 10. w
S-o VI st. .35.U W
16I Fla av. 10
CAREFUL ATTENTION
ING AND COLLECTION
,LASSkS Oi iRCPEKTIT
FO- full list of Furnishes
Offices. stores anG stables
TuOS. J. FISHEl
de26-tf
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WANTED - A COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE
ChaIge Of gene. al merchandise store in TINS
city; hrSt-claSS references will lie required. APP
ply to CHAS. +. BANES, 14th and g SITS.
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FOR RENT-HALLS

FOR RENT-HALL-MORNINli OR AFTERNOON
including Sundays. engagements be made
win lew organizations Tor the use of GEM
OF nall with reception rooms. thoroughly equip
olo 5th ST. NV. de2I- tn, g. u.10t
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FOR RENT-BY W. c. DUvALL. OPS F ST. NV.
is.s NV. iSr .St5 90 5l2 r ne. SIS 90
iS29 NJ NV. l%r. - 60.I5 l4l2 10Th ne, ST. is so
% Mass nv NV, Or. 70 81 1871 9Th NV Or II so
~ st Sc, or. 5000 llU6 u Sc. SRI. I3 80
las Z he. Sr - ~ 1850 18th ne, Or. s %
FOR CuLuRED TENANTS
tllo sd NV. Ir. Sl5 81 637 nth he A.. 81 so
STORES.
1879 9th NV. large store and cellar .Slb 90
l3S ne. large store and celia .....,... 10 90
IT
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FOR KENT-I9l5N1Dli 1Sh St: new hollsc.
modern and complete IN every detail: convenient
to two lines; splendid location; rental $i2.:,e
FOR RENT-1a0S G ST. NV; modern and with
all conveniences: II rooms and BATH near thu.
departments and car line .............. So. 80
MARiiN BiiOS. OFFICE,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Pa
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NANTED-HELP.
VI 4 LIE.

WANTED - INSTRUCTIONS IN PROSE AND
verse composition; state terms; give references.
Address Bon 2u6, Star office 1ts
WANTED COMPETENT PENSION CLERK AID
dress, in own haHlW riiing. Eating wages expect
ed. experience, etc, PENSIuN ATTORNEY, Star
office.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
KENSINGTON.
Modern homes with wide verandas and large
grounds Prices low Terms easy: monthly
payments. W. NJ. TERRELL,
With B. Ii. Warner Co.,
de296t GIG st. NV.
FOR RENT-A FINE DAIRY FARM. TWO MILES
FROM THIS CITY: 10 acres; good buildings;
good roads; rare opportunity for party with small
capital. Address Box 286, s. office. de29-Im
FOR SALE-1 no 20 ACRES SUBURBAN PROP
erty. northwest of District; on electric car line;
high location. THEO. A. HARDING, 1916 q
ST. NV. de29-3t
OF THE THREE NEW AND GROOM HOUSES
now nearing completion at Somerset Heights
two have he, taken by Messrs Kellogg and
Nevins. clerks In the War Dept. The third is
still for sale rent. and will be completed Jan.
Is. The reason these houses sell rapidly is
that they well built and located SO beau
tifully; modern improvements. too; one fare;
right direction northwest.
MILES FULLER. Somerset. or 504 11th
de25-tu, th&s-6
THE BEST, THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
the District-ClevelanjP Park.
OFFICE.
de22-tf $40 14th st.
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-PARTY LEAVING CITY FOR TRIP
abroad will rent fine upright plano to careful
family months for $25. Address at once Box
267 Star office. de29-3ts
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSEs.

Nh HE>T--THkEE Kklck MAXI Hi, srS i>s
20; two st0ries: frame, 40x5O; $l6 $40 and %
De- ingnth. AaDo . uocd GIFT Nhasf with aliay.
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wANTED-A SALESMAN CAPABLE OF SELLING
hgh-class publication best people: original plan
OF work; big money to man with insurance
building and loan experience Address Box 1874,
Star Office. 1cDa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOROUGHLY FAMIL-
lar with the butter, egg and poultry business to
sell Washington trade; good salary right
party replies confidential If desired. Address,
giving age and full particulars. Box 224. Star
office de2,-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-29

NA\TED-A COMPETENT SALESM WHO Is
well acquainted with the grocery trade and ho-
tes Tor commission house. references required;
permanent position for good Call sol
la.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE, 80 ACRES
OF excellent soil, on steam railroad near Wash.
fngton; improved by f2-room dwelling with
porches; all necessary outbuildings; Large orchard
variety Of fruit; fine branch Of water running
through the farm; station the place: cost
owner over $4,000; will sell to quick purchaser
to settle an estate for s., 800. Apply to
FOR SALE-5a ACRES, ABOUT Y MILE FROM
District line 10 fast improving neighborhood;
has good dwelling and outbuildngs; fine spring
Apply to
Ii EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. COS F. st. NV.
FOR sAIE-10O ACRES. IMPROVED; b5 AND 4e
acres. mile from station, B. and o. R.R.; 10
miles from Washington. Address n F.. NlCA0L-
SON, Laurel. Nd. lts
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WANTED-A GOOD MECHANIC, EXPERIENCED
In electrical work; with knowledge of mechan-
1cal bellhangng and locksmithing preferred; state
references. experience and amount of wages ex-
pected. Box 1871, Star office. de27-3t'
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WANTED SALESMAN TO REPRESENT A
large eastern house In Washington; prefer
customed to earning $40 week more. Address
Box 22S Star office. de2S-5ts
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FOX RENT,2o6 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc, ONE
81; soulh Lincoln faih and electric cars;
brick; rooms; beautiful bath; exquisite man
tels gas fixtures; steel tango and iatrobes etc.
SlSW. JOHN III. WALTER. 1921 - st. ".
de2g-3t
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WANTED-YoUNG MAN NOT OVER TWENTY
one years of age bill clerk in mercantile
house; must write good hand and be quick and
accurate at figures. Address Box 21S. Star office.
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LOST-ON DEC. 26, FEMALE FOX TERRIER
puppy six t6) months old; white body with bl ok
and tan markings head and Return
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OR RENT-A RARE CHANCE

FOR RENT-1334 MARYLAND AVE. NE; I
rooms and hath cellar; Il m L.; frnnt back ward
$3.50 Key at hand. OWNER, 1898 NV II.
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wANTED-A FEW FIRsT-CLASS MEN TO REP.
resent TIE Crown Savings and Loan Association
Of Maryland: salary to right parties. Apply W.
w. MARMADUKE. Manager Jenifer 6u iding,
ltb and ID sts NV. deg. II
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WANTED - AN EFFICIENT STENOGRAPHER
and typewriter, capable of keeping set of books;
salary. $50 per month, including fare. Call
or address c. c. c.. lo7 South Fairfax St. Alex
andrla. Va.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN; MUST BE
tidy and willing to cook; city ref. s. W. corner
10th and L SITS. it,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-IN MAKING ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE
for your new furniture you should bear in m.nd
you can dispose of your cast-ot carpets and tur
niture TO the best advantage at MARCUS NOTES
Mammoth Auction Rooms, l21S-2O + st. NV.
Drop postal or phone 1574-and will call
TIE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-FIvE MEN WITH 5000 EACH CAN
81. 600 stock each and form small COM
pany making article Of universal demand; eslab-
lished trade; large profits; no competition; each
man a director. Address RARE CHANCE. S ar
office. de29-3t
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FOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING NO l.u3
IL ST. ne; store, q rooms, b. tn and stable
Eastern market: s35. ALBERT f. FOX, $50
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