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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
WORKING: Night and Day

i he busiest and mightlest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pals, Every pill is Il sugar-coated
qlobule health. that changes weakness
into strength. listlcssness into energy.
flag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only o5c per box. Sold by Bateman \
Co,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
Miss Sadie Blair spent most of last

Pathmaster Cuisines is busy with the
road grader these days.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
Taken Up.

One bay mare. branded Hf with Nm
underneath. on left hip white on lef'
hind foot. small star in forehead
Weie between 500 and 9oolbs.
CHRIST ERL.ANDSON.
Sec Dr. l41-6.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
For Kidney Diseases.

Brights Kidney Pills are the best of
ali mediclnet. because they give you
the best of purs blood, They cure
tone-up, lnvigorate and reyitaIize the
kidneys as no other medicine can do.
They are the only medicine that cure
all diseases arising from disordered
kidneys. suoh as back ache, weak back
diabetes etc. Every box warranted,
Twenty five cents per box.
For sale byH. H. BATEMAN Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

The Budget will undoubtedly from
time to time publish things. tn" truth
of which it can not vouch for. having
only hea.' say evidence. For example:
1t is reported that a pretty girl went
into one of our stores and asked the
price of certain goods, The clerk told
her that she could have it for one kiss
per yard, to which she replied that
she would take 10 yards. With
trembling hands the clerk measured
off the 10 years and passed it over.
The girl took it and started for the
door, Hold up said he, you HAUNT
paid for it yet. Oh. replied the
pretty girl give the bill to grandma,
she always pays my bills" Although
we have enquired diligently. yet we
can t find out who the clerk was, Do
you know:
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
Red Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit q. B. Steadman
of Newark, Mich. in the Civil War.
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treati
ment helped for 20 years Then Buck,
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
cuts, bruises. burns, ,boilS. felons
corns. skin eruptions. Best pie cure
on earth. 25cts box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by Bateman 4 Co., drug
gist.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
STRANDNESS X FrRAAS

Careful readers of the Budget will
notice Hydc's new ad. OF these mills
the Minneapolis Journal says: The
Aelmotor CO.. has taken the lead in
the number of mills made and in
foreign trade Ed. Ladbury: OF the
mills in Canada are Aermotors. SO
we'll pleased with mine that shallhave
another. Andrew Anderson: Have
the most complete outfit know of
and It gives perfect satisfaction. w.
G. Langdon: The lightest running
wheel ever saw. Mark Curtis: The
outfit is just all right.
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PROPOSALS.

OF EICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, 272s PA.
ave. Washington, d C., August p. l9oo-s Sc
until IS! NJ sEsE
NATION on application. A NJ; MILLER. Lieut..
Col, Engrs. au27 rs. %, 80 se14l 10
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
1900: Proposals for Bitumnous Coal.-Seaed pro-
PSsals win be ore rsceyed at this once Until
TEMPER SIXTH. 1900 to furnish the various
branches of the District government with thirty
Coal during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1901.
sponsible bidder bidders Blank forms of pro-
posal together with INFORMATION can be obtained at
S tef hspeE The the st to
reject any or all u, bids s., and to waive defects
LANsING II. REACH. Commissioners of the Dis,
trict of Columbia au27-6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER
dss snt T
then opened. for the installation of wiring sys-
tenn for the Q. $. Bureau of Engraving and Print
drawings and specifications, copies of which may
be obtained at this ONCE At the dse,eHn Fl the
Supervising Architect au2l-tu th&s.6t
WASHINGTON BARRACKS. D. c., AUGUST l.
190o.seaed proposals in triplicate MD be re-
1900, for constructing Stable Guard House herr;
q. s. reserves right to accept or reject any or all
pp;sbed on application. Envelopes should be In
dorsed Proposal for Stable Guard House" f. 5.
BENTON. Quartermaster aul,2.3.4.Ze,Zs
PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTING A MANUAL
ur,ining School at the sc. Rhode Island
ave- and 7th st. n-w--ohice OF the Commissioners
n q Washington, August 81, 1900.-Sealed pro-
rnsoIs will be received at this office until
TWELVE NJ, ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY SEC
oND 1900, for constructing a Manual Training
School on the sc nth. asst corner Of Rhode Island
avenue and 7th street northwest. Washington. D.
C. Blank forms CT proposals and specifications, to-
rether with all necessary information, may be OBJ
famed upon application therefor at the office of the
inspector of Buildings of the District of Columbia,
and bids upon these forms only will be considered
The right is reserved reject any all bids.
Proposals must be inclosed in envelope, sealed
and Endorsed on the outside, Proposal for Con-
STRUGGLING Manual Training School" HENRY b.
n MACFARLAND JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING III.
REACH Commissioners. ID. C. au22-6t
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FOR RENT-1437 PARK ST, MT. PLEASANT; -
rooms and bath; ami; large grounds; IA block
from cars; rent, 500, in advance. au25-3t"
FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL. S E COR 7TH&L NV
1907 Clifton. Sr&b $I5 90 1900 18th NV, Srdb 1880
1887 LOT bsta 5000 1913 ne. store. 20 90
1917 9Th NV 11r&b. e. 30 1719 9th Grab. Is so
1910 18th 9r&b .35 so 1349 9th NV. .1S 90
AS Orb stO. 30 30 1103 18th, 6r&b fiat. 90
sol me- sto, 1r&b 1880 3S n Sc, sto 7r&w. Is. 90
1877 18th. so, eel sta 30 90 l65 I'd 6r&b Ia so
1907 18th nw.5r&b fit. q 90 1243 Fl 4r&b fat 10 90
631 NV, 1Or&b. % 81 1884 Sth NV, 6r&w. .16. 90
1907 Sth NV 6r&b. $50 1887 ne, Grab. :. 10 80
lbs NV Or. b: y 3 1905 L NV ,6r&b(coD Is. so
1522 10th NV, 6rAb % 30 437 NV, store. Is. so
S1S ne. 7r6b. $50 $50 NV, 5r&w. =. Is. so
231 I'd NV 7r&b. 80 1430 av. 6r&w. IL. 80
513 NV, 7r&b. 80 81 Fenton ne. 6r&w IL 30
142S 1st NV, CRIB p so 1873 Washington(coD /
Gil NV, sto&cei. % 30 1877 Del ,5r&w. To- 80
1744 7th sto Il ] rm 70. so Rear 1888 NJ 4r&w 10 30
201 O NV, 9rGtb {col). 20 SO SO N Sc 6r&w 10 90
au25-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD WITH FAM
ily of adults in North Takoma pure water.
porches and shade; ref exch. Apply to Mrs. V.
C. LEWIS North Takoma, ID. G. au27-3t'
GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN, OFFERS BOARD
at reduced rates to close OF season. Oct l. Come
shade aud porches- au16-12t'
HIGH LOCATION: Il NILE FROM DEPOT; FINE
shade. large lawn porches: COOL well furnished
rooms good beds with springs; good table. Mrs
GE0B iE A. DELAPLANE. Dclapiane. Fauquier
count. Va. au25-3t
LINGANORE HILLS INN, NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high: large lawn, shade. porches, fish,
ing boating; refs. exch For booklet address
Miss E. NJ. BROWN. Frederick, Md. my4-4m-4
REFINED FRENCH FAMILY, OCCUPYING DE-
lightful summer home, shade fruit. pure water.
delightful walks. will take few more select
boardefY. Take grs.n car on City and Suburban
OAR CROFT" Brentwood. Nd Hall hour ride
from Treas. Dep@ Wsi-zt~
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAIE-TO CASH BUYER WILL SELL AT
great sacrifice three fine building lots, situated
near Dupont Circle, improved by Groom brick
house, which will be thrown in with LOTS spen-
did investment; no agents Address A. C. b..
Star office. AUS -3ts
FOR SALE-THREE BARGAINS IN LOTS
n E. cor 18th and G. SITS. Sc, 1Sx100. -. 81 500
l1th st. just above Pa. ave, 1Sx100. 900
ST., facing H.coln Park, Sc, 17x100. !, $50
au25-3t H. K. H0WENSTEIN, 910 q st. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR NJ ST BRIDGE, IN GEORGE
town, 80 900 # ground; 10c. per IT. This Is
a chance seld Im offered for speculation.
au25-3t GEO. W. LINKINS, 500 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-201 r S.w., STORE 4 6R.: RENT s1s
I'll NJ sw. 4r.ami $1l 80 S24 sw rooms. II 80
800 H sw, 5r.ami. IL. SO $50 Sd sw. rooms. u SO
121 n sc. Or, ami. 10. 30t0S Q sw, 4 rooms. 6 90
Prout ST.. Twining City. Or. ami. s.. b. LEON
ARD. no AZ st. au26-
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YESTERDAY. 715 l4TH.
iIII Riggs pl. Tor. ba. -. so
113S Riggs pl. Tor. ba. 81 so
2f44 p, ilr, ba. =. ..3. SS
il30 I'D, Sr, ba. =. .N-5 so
312 9th ne. Or, la. ..22.S
1927 9TH ne, Sr. ba. q. 80
103 18th ne, Or, ba 1850
Full list at Office.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.
NlR RENT

FOR RENT
997 18th, Tor. Oh, mi. Sos. SO
1912 17th. Tor. %. mi .50.61
1915 18th, Tor. h. mi SO 90
23i3 Pa av, Tor. b.
Gel, uni. .....,.....4s,50
l14sOregou, 1ir, b. mi. 2. 90
15i931st, Tor. b. Gel. mi40 so
1917 2sth. b. Or. b.
Gel. fur. .......--.N 20. 50
14o3slst. Tor, b. Gel. miss. 50
1918 Pa av. Or. mi. Is. so
2ll3 Pa av, i2r. b,
scel. mi. ......... 80. so
3012 Dumb av. Or.
b. eel, mi. $500. 81 so
22i9 I, ST. b., Ell, mi. 30. So
2llS q. lIr, b. mi. 80. 80
2So3 q, Or. b. mi. 80. SO
2l37 X, Sr, b. Gel. mi 30. so
1906 kingman. Or, b.
Gel, mi. .25. so
FURNISHED.
1900 f, 1Sr, 3b. 500. 90
1918 18th, furnished,
lar. ID. steam. mi. $50. 90
ROOMS.
pa I'D. fiat .3r. II. mi %. 90
SIC 10th, office&shop Is. 80
iI31 10th, office, heat.
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FOR RENT INV. 1881 18th. Or. .25 90
NV, 1870 10Th. 13r, NV. 313 L ST, Or. $3.50
furd, per 81 260. 90 NV. 315 Il st, 8r. .25 so
NV, 1873 10th, 13r INV, 1908 18th IT. .25 45
nnfd. per an. 1000. NV. 1924 L, Grab. 20 43
NV. 60 st. i2r. 6n.6 NV. 1907 9Th .6r&b $50
NV 1923 21st Tor, b. 90. 90 NV, 2323 Ith 6r IT, ~
NV, 1882 X ST. Tor .5".vvfNW, 1919 2oth, ST. 1850
NV, 1913 10th, 11r. 40. 10 NV. 123S 18TH Or 1900
NV. 1894 10TH 4r. 30. 90 NV, 1859 Goth, Or. 1900
NV 1893 Core Or. 35. 90 NV, 1912 ID Gr. .I5 90
NV, 1883 l. st:SSr. 81. 90 NV, 1892 l, 5r.. $500
NV, S14 /, Sr&b. 80. 90 NV 932 oath Or. IA 80
NV. 141S 18th. Tor .3J.55 wv. 2S07 NJ Or. IL 40
NV, PIP NJ. 1Or.. 80. So NV 213 L. Or. 1880
NV 104 Sd, Tor. 5000 NV. 10 Defrees Or b. Ii 30
NV 90I DIST 11r. RI. 10 NV Il5 Pierce 4r. IL. 30
NV. 2132 18th. 81, b. 80. 90 NV 1905 9th Ar - 80
NV, 21U2 Ward pl NV, 3O5 n, 4r. 80
l0r ba.. ...... .27.50 NV, 2433 Fl, Grab II. 80
NV. 42S av, Tr 2T.5O NV Pas ID Or 30
NV. 1915 Fla av, 7r %. so NV 1884 Fristoe Ar 800
FLATS-N.W.
206 D, I'd fr,4r&b s.. 30 11O7 G. Sd fir 2r&b 20 90
20l2 l4th tup pit. POI K. LIST fir. ir&b 1910
Tor bath. -. %. sol
STORES-N.W.
$50 La av. 5000 lis 14th (shop in
43S 10th .40.00l rear). .......... 1000
Appl7 at office for weekly Bulletin
THOS. E WAGGAMAN,
au21-6t 917 NV.
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FOR RENT-BY r. s. DONALDSON
Tel. 443. 500 10th ST. NV
1923 r av, 13r ..-,2110 0 NV, 15r&b. 100. 90
1923 NJ NV, 15r&b 800 90 1919 Yale I4r&b. IS 90
1908 KaiOrama ay. 60 90 y13 f, fiat. go rs
1926 Sth, 11r&b. 81 30 1922 18Th 13r&b 55. 90
915 G NV, 14r&b. ..55 Is POS c NV 12r&b 81 90
215O Z NV 10r&b. ..--922 f NV, 10rSb. .35. so
1873 NV, 10r&b 81 so 204 Ind av, 9r&b.. 35. so
1145 21st NV, 11r&b. 80 90 11O4 NV, 9r&b >. % 90
614 18th ne, Grab. ~ 80 SO Defrees st. Is. so
Al Pierce NV, 6r&b.. II 80 1913 NJ NV, 5r. IL 90
1919 Kramer ne. .. ...55O'ISU6 14th store, 80 so
au253ts
FOR RENT-91s 8 NV. 10R. AND B. .$45 so
1884 10Th st. NV. Or. and b. ............. $500
1926 u, Or. and b. Observation-Disclosures. 42.5O
1913 1th NV, store. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
32l Spruce st. NV, 6r. Observation-Disclosures. 70. 80
FIR dwgs, Albemarle ST., Brightwood PIX. 900
Rear 800 Fla ave-, 3r. tcol. ............. 500
Ru1-tf RALPH W LEE 14O6 q st. NV
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For RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,

Telephone $50. 643 Louisiana avenue NV.
22l0 LIST St. NV. 8 rooms. anil. .$4O.5 so
1901 st. l.w store and dwelling. ......... 30. 10
12l Mass. rooms, ami. ......... 25.50
1875 + st me-, rooms, q MI. ............. % so
945 T st. NV. rooms ami. ............. % so
435 18th st. Sc, rooms, ami. % so
sos 4th st. s.e., rooms AMI. 16 so
1909 21st st. NV. rooms water. ......... 1850
500 r ST. u.w rooms, water............ Il 30
4S4 st. s.w., rooms, water............... 1850
315 W. ave- Sc. rooms water. ......... L. 80
2243 18th st. NV, rooms, water. ......... II 90
1887 A st. s.w. rooms water. .......... 10. 30
2111 ID st. W., rooms water. ............ $50
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FOR RENT-BY WIN. A.
TAB 18th, l2r, b ,stm$l00.00
1IO6 Q. Tor. ba. 1000.
1S4e q. 11r, ba. -. so. GO.
1903 Phelps pl. 11r, 2b55. 90
1870 18th, Tor, ba. 40. 90
227 9th Sc. Sr, ba. 20. sol
ITO p. Tor, ba. so. DOL
4-room & bath fat. 20. COL
au25-2rs
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713 II st. 7r&b. 1880
224 18th sw, l4r&b. .30.50
302S Camb'ge pl, Or. p. %
Store, 221o 14th st. Is. 90
I nat. 1706 Pa av. rs. 90
7l3 X | av, l0r&2b 300
l107 G st, Or. .$1S&23.0
/ fiat, 1910 q st, 3r. 20. ~
1910 9Th st, Grab. 1850
1905 l1th st. Or. ..1S.UO
1411 18th ST, Or. ..16. 90
Offices Ia Metzerott bldg.
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FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and + SITS. NV.
Hotel 14th and II SIS 900 1921 9th NV I1r 35 so
mr. 18th, 17r, 4b. B 900 1922 10th NV, Sr 80. IS
1415 NV. 16r. 3b. 1000 IA 4th Sc. 30. 90
1922 av, 16r. 100 O0 IL 4th Sc, Or. 3a. 90
3O5 18th NV, Dir. 1873 1927 14th nw Or H. 90
s11 NV, 12r&s. 10 90 1451 W, 80. 40
4O3 18th NV, 75x23 - 90 1917 Cap, Sr % so
1921 NJ, 5r apis. .55 90 1915 18th Or sta 20 90
1924 7th 7r&stO. $500 1I4O Fla NV, Or. 22.94
IDS l4th NV Tor. 80 so i36 Fla NV Or. %. 81
800 NV 11r. so so 1432 O. 6r&sta. =. -. 80
500 18th NV, 10r. so 90 1928 9th Or. %. so
1916 NJ lOr... 90 1897 NJ me- Or. 1000
1921 18th NV, 10r. ..45 90 225 Q NV, 80
410 9th NV, 12r. 40. 90 ll6 l. NV, Ar. 13. 90
2023 NV, Tor 40 90 227 Q NV, fats. $40 to SI2
1877 9th NV 11r. Be. so 1917 he, Ar. 80
OFFICES.
10th and F. Or. 80. 90 500 IS to p. so
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La $40 and 1890
bldg" from $40 to $3o 4O5 7th NV, EACH. 1000
Sun building. ....--
STORES.
4O3 18th NV, 75123. IS. OO 1924 18th w7r&s. $500
STABLE.
1882 Mass Az. (rear). 1000
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTFn-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
paint. oil ana glass business and who Is well ac-
quautc1 in the city; must he hustler; VIII pay
excellent salary Address BUSINESS, Star office
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WANTED-A WHITE STABLEiAN; MUST BE
well recommended and strictly temperate; no 9TH
he d apply. +. ii. FINLEY son, LOG ID
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NANTED-BoY I6 OR Il YEARS OLD. To CLERK
in must have reference. Address j. L. w.
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<S2- $50 La av, Office

&Sz-4S0 La ay, ONCE
rooms $40 and SIS 90
&S6 La az. = b's't 10. 1910
STORES.
ll46 Conn av, ST. eel.
,w-...:..... 5000
1902 Pa av, ar, sto.
Gel. W. ....S so
1904 Pa av, lr,w,g. IS. so
1872 r. u sto spa. 30 so
Pas Pa nv, Or, sto. mi. .. 90
sI2 Nh v.st&dw. c. y 90
200 NJ. sto&2r. 20. 90
pos 1. 2r&sto, We. 1880
2121 Pa av.sto. We. 1850
1855 l., sto. Gel. w.g. 1880
1918 NJ. W, eel. -. 1900
S14 18th. W. g......l2.60
1903 18th. l rom. 1000
STABLES.
18th & 18th. Ii & l,
Is, wr. I, W. 10. 90
1912 q, 2s,cr,l,w.g. $500
18th, 18th. l., NJ. los
and side lot . 90
1li2 18th. IS. wr. ,w.l5.to
20l2 h. 3s, |. W. .l0.35
I16 18th. IS, wr. 10. 90
2JOs q, IS. 500
1i26 9th, -, VT. 500
lS2g-3l l.. 5r. Woo
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FOX RENT-THE LANGHAM, HOS ST. NV,
cool rooms for summer; brass bedsteads and mod.
ern furnishings; open plumbing; everything new
and clean, summer rates. au25-6ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-fine residence in Rockville, Md IL rooms,
bath stables. large grounds, trees; suitable for
residence, school or boarding purposes. JOHN Il.
ERWIN. Room 10. Kellogg bldg au286ts-N
FOR RENT A BROOM COTTAGE ON PARK
ave, near Brightwood of ground; large
lawn and good water. Inquire at 625 st. n
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IN WESCUTT WILCUN 1901 Ia. ave.
FOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE ON X STREET
near 10th street; large; modern; well located,
and IN good order. viii be rented at a low rate.
au2J-s tn, I'll. st Il. III. WARMER co.
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ron RENT-l635 era ST.NW.; ROOMS BATH
and cellar; bay windows front and rear; an l. !;
3ent gs4ueed 70 5000 Apply to COLLINS &
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FOR RENT-FINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 1T75
Mass. ave-; 16 rooms; MI; In complete order;
will lease to private family only j. FRED.
KELLEY Room 20, $50 st. NV au25-3t
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UO1hNISHED OH UNFVHNISHED,
foh KENT LARGE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR,
suitable for physician or dentist also other rooms
furnished or unfurnished 433 q St, opposite
Pension Office. au2s-3ts
FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND OTHER ROOMS
near library and census; board door 127
maryland ave. n.e 1cs
fOh RENT-FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
rooms ON first, second and third floors; prices
reasonable. 9OS NJ ST. NV. au27-2ts
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WANTED EXPERIENCED BUNDLE WRAPPERS.
Apply =. HART. Manager, 1-lnshurgh x Bro. s.
WANTED S'TENOGRPHER AND SMITH PRE-
mier operator; must have some knowledge OF
bookkeeping, salary, SO. IS or SO per week, ac-
cordiug experience and worth; permanent posi-
tinn Answer own handwriting, Box 10I, Star
nripn
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-s TO $50 DAILY EASILY MADE BY
our live agents, men women selling our latest
novelty, campaign waterproof neckties. Goods
entirely new and patented Agents delighted.
Sales unlimited. What others do you can do
Time is short Write today and secure exclu-
sive territory. Guaranteed best seller Address
Mass " aux oet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-14
THE SCHOOL BOUNDARIES.
superintendent Howell Has Com.
pleted Division of School Districts

Superintendent OF Schools Howell
has now completed his fixing of the
boundaries for the city schools. and
Will send his results to the board of
control. for that body's approval. Th ,
three new schools, No. 3S, No. 2 and
No. =, necessitated several changes In
the boundaries, and it was a task OF
no little difficulty to properly arrange
the separating lines.
The district to be taken in by No.
80 school in Petersburg will be as fol-
lows: North of Olive street to Irving
avenue, east of Irving to Myrtle street.
north of Myrtle to Webster avenue,
east of Webster to the Dunmore line.
No. 8 school will be bounded on the
north by Larch street, on the east by
Adams avenue, on the south by Gibson
street, and on the west by Capouse
avenue.
No. school will be bounded on the
east by Stafford avenue to Hickory
street, on the south by Hickory TO
Stone avenue, on the west by Pittston
avenue, and the north by Front street.
These lines naturally change the
boundaries of the other districts In q
measure. No. 33 school will lose eight
or nine pupils, who will go to No.
school. They are the students living
in the small triangle. between Gibson
street, Adams avenue, and the Erie
and Wyoming tracks.
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THE
:os Penn Avenue. A. q. wARMAN
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
PERSONAL
:oS Penn Avenue.

Mrs. John II. Blackwood, of Washington, is
visiting friends in this city.
Attorney T. j. Davis, a prominent lawyer Of
Susouehanra county, is in the city
Evan Jones, father Of Patrolman George Jones,
is seriously i'll at his home on Prescott avenue
Mrs. Ada Sands, of IIawley, Pa, is visiting at
the home of Mrs John Bone, OF Mulberry street
Mrs. John Bone, of Mulberry street, has re-.
turned from an extended trip with friends in
Ocean Grove and Jersey City.
John II. Jordan, manager, and w. II. Malta,
OF the Lake Lodore Improvement company, are
in New York city on business.
J. L. Hopcwell. proprietor Of the Providence
Register, will return to his office today, after
a two weeks vacation enjoyed in Canada and on
the ST. Lawrence river lie will return via Al.
bany and New York city.
MIR, and Mrs. W. 5. Nillar will leave for
West Brookville, n. V, this noon, to attend the
funeral of Melissa, the wife of Hon Jacob CLARK,
Of Newark, n, j., brother of MIS-. Mlar.
They will return TO the city Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Schriever, who has been travelling
through Europe in the party of which Rev. Il.
+. Y. Pierce was a member, has returned, and
is visiting her brother, j. b. Schriover, of this
city, to whom she has presented a large number
of fine art studies selected while abroad.
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TRYING TO HAVE
DEED SET ASIDE
Angus Cameron Says Undue 1nflu-
ence Was Used on His Father to
Get Him to Sign Deed.

A very interesting case heard by
Judge II. NJ. Edwards in equity court
was that Of Angus Cameron, of Car
bondale, against Angus G.. Gray and
DR.. T. w. Kay, of this city. The
plaintiff, acting as the executor of his
fathers estate and in the interest of
the heirs, himself and brothers and
sisters, seeks to have set aside a deed
made by his father just before death
conveying to his grandson, Angus c.
Gray, lot of land at North Main
avenue and Pierce street. this city,
which is valued at $4,000. DR.. Kay is
in the case because he holds a mort
gage against the property.
The elder Cameron was 92 years of
age, and it alleged that his daughter,
the mother of Angus c. Gray, used
undue influence to have her father
deed the property to her son. The
plaintiff seeks to have the deed set
aside and the property reconveyed.
When the case was opened yester-
day morning the plaintiff was put on
the stand, but his testimony was OBJ
jected to for the reason that his lips
We're sealed by the death of his father.
This objection was sustained by the
court. AS this would also shut out his
daughter, Mrs. Scurry, of Carbondale,
who was also a witness her interest
in her fathers estate, was transferred
to her daughters.
She was then put on the stand, but
her testimony was also objected to on
the ground that the transfer OF the
property was not made in good faith,
but solely for the purpose of making
Mrs. Scurry a competent witness. The
court also ruled out her evidence
which made the case of the plaintiff
dependent upon the testimony of AL
derman Baker, of Carbondale, who
drew up the will. No evidence was
presented by the defendant, and, after
| listening to arguments the court took
the papers The attorneys in the case
| were II. c. Butler and w. w. La.
| throp, of this county, and Thomas j
| Davis. of Susquehanna county, for the
| plaintiff, and w. w. Baylor and VOs-
| burg & Dawson for the defendants. r
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WYOMING SEMINARY.

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