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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
BRITISH FALL BACK
BoERS IN VICINITY OF coLEsBuRe
PUSH ENEMY BEFORE THEM.

Compelled to Give Up All Neighboring
Posts-Fighting Lasts Two Whole Days.
Beers Make Counter Stroke to Rob-
erts' Advance.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Rensberg, dated Tues
day, says: "There has been hard fight.
ing for two days near Colesburg, the
Beers making strenuous efforts to out
flank the British left. The enemy oc.
cuples strong positions, from Achter-
tang, through Potfontein, to point five
miles south of Jisfontein. The fighting
at the outpost camps has been very Sc.
we're. Yesterday the Beers attacked the
position OF the Worcesters, to the south
east OF Colesburg. Fighting continued
all day and after dark it was considered
necessary to withdraw to Rensberg.
Our losses are not yet known.
"On the left, the West Australians,
Wlltshires and Berkshires had hot fight
ing and held their positions. The Boer
losses were considerable.
"Owing to the growing difficulty ex-
perlenced by conveys in reaching the
camps, all Of the latter were vacated last
night and the troops withdrew to Rens-
berg.
''The Beers are burning the farms of
the loyalists, but the latter have con.
trived to get away with their stock"
DURBAN, Feb. 12.-It is rumored here
that General Joubert is marching with
column of 5000 men to outflank Gen
eral Butler.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
Hawaii Under Discussion,

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Gull
lom was at the white house and had a
conference with the president in regard
to the status of legislation before con-
gress affecting the Hawaiian islands.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

Smoke Dacken's "Blue Belle" and
La Flor de Glove" cigars. Don't
take any other stock. They're the
choicest.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD
A AREPuTAT|ON

for giving good, honest values on the
part Of the seller, gives confidence
to the Wearer g G G g & & &
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
FILED IN UNITED STATES COURT.

Frank WrSht Of Warwick this
morning. filed win clerk Cross Of the
United states court his voluntary petit
tion IN bankruptcy The liabilities are
placed at $Il6i.59. and the assets at
Sli46, but $355 Of these assets are
claimed to be exempted as they repre-
seated ,he value OF household goods
The petitioner Nas aajutgcd "a bank
rupt, ana The case Uas seat to Nathan
w. Littlcheld, Esq. referee IN bank
ruptcy. tor further action.
Joseph = cotton Mary r. Cougdln
ani The Sew England Commercial
Bank aii 0f Newport, have fled i'm the
Office OF Clerk Cross q creditors petit
ZION in laui.Iupta aYl4ainst ihc Newport
Nursery company The claims age as
follows. Joseph v. Cotton S-o96.u4;
Mary E. Cpncdou$l1999; Sew EnSlaui
Commercial bank Sl2Go. total S34,C.j&
a subpoena was issued ana rs return
able on Thursday january -. at which
time the NeWpls Nursery company
and al concerned cu,n bc heard. G.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
PUPILS SUSPENDED For THEIR
REFUSAL TO READ BIBLE.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan 1S.--About fifty
pupils have been suspended from school
attendance ~ Mcdonald, Washington
county. because they refused to read
the bible in The regular reli gious exer-
-aisee-af the school. They are children
OF Catholic families. ana. while they
made no objection go he reading ~ the
Hiblc i'm the schools. they would take
no part IN the reading themselves
James 4. Burke Of Pittsburg, represent.
ing the parents OF the suspended pupils
called at the department Of public in
etructiou ted2y and submitted the case
tn to,aefvut.on viii be made by the
department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
CALMLY WENT 10 WORK AFTER
He COMMITTED A MURDER,

Mfoopa, Pa, Jam ls-At Spruce
'fctN near her6 yestttday Charles
" gbinson, PcunsyVama railroad
tees aph operatoI shot 10 death John
O. StA Whdsc attentions 40 Mrs u D-
lnsou mad aroused the husband jea.-
uu-y
-. Nrii ar one time boarded a; The
Robinson home. y few days ago Rob
lnsou optau.ed letters from O'Ncil to
MS. Robinson which aroused his sus-
p.clous, aud icarung that O'Neu was
coming 90 spruce Creek Robinson about
noon. i"lt % tower where he was an
p'oyod and went home, borrowing "A re-
NuN,r on thD way.
We found p' Neb there Wuh Mrs Rob
tus.n's istcr Without word RobIp-
son drew lns revolver and opened fire.
tIN. shots sttd,k O'Neil iu the back
on' in th, head and one ir The mock
- l on h.f race dead at The fourth
al.t.
The murderer dragged The body out
On" 10 nt door aud throw it on the
S1'". Th.u he returned Ga his pust at
tho ',lcgr1uh tower and Vorkcd
through hn day as calmly a- though
t" hlH unusual ad hanre0r1. Whom
me IwH Nrs up he loft the tower and
gave himself up to the authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The Russian uonclad Poltava. ~
t0.gt9 ions. s dangerously ashore near
Llblu on thC BdL.ic.
Fire early this mornine at Detroit did
Q.oou damage 20 The five story brick
building ON Woodward avenue. occu-
pied by the Mutual Storage Company
and others.
Young Peter Jackson OF Seattle.
color.d won h1It ou foul from
Tom Tracey or Australia last night ip
Tho seventh roun1 ot Stockton. ral
Tracey picked Jackson up and dolibor-
a.,Jy threw him through tae ropes.
Tom. ShaIkey announces that If nc
cannot arrange a Eight with Jeffrie S o.
Fltzs inmous he Will within the year
make tour of England. Ireland Scot
land. France and Australia. taking
afopB Bob" Armstrong ghe two 10 give
sparrIng exhibitions.
A mass messing % the women of
Vancouver sImmontd by Mayor Gar
den was hold last night 20 arrange for
D DIVIDING lho soldiers in south Africa
with necessary conIorts The work has
been ,nthuel asttUaliy taken ar undci
tpr leader.hIn ~ Lads Tuppcr nife of
sr Charitt Tuppor.
Physicians are much Interested I'm
the custs ol ThoWJs TTdgCn and VIII
liam CuseY p1tichts ai Furdham hosp.
tll Sow York. Crigcn's spinal column
was broken lf thp i2th vellcbrae on
oct. lS and Casey is suffering from a
IKE in'ury though 81 IS Of more recent
date They have been placed in plaster
casts and their lives may d. saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
DIED WHILE TELLING AOW
he WAS SAVED FROM DRINK.

New York Jan. lS.-Old Lawrence
Erander had Just finished telling hnW-
E5 had been saved. 4 hundred sa1l1rs.
who meant to follow in his footsteps II
they could, were listening Every man
IN scat IN the M~~iners Temple mis-
sion, Catherine and Madison streets,
hung on his every word last nght.
Tie was telling his Story o. MS own
s'.uSgloa with the drink demon lie
l;ctuieu the first temptation. the C.st
fali, he last dregs Of blttCr remor3c.
How did you relormy Crieu q
drunken sailor.
How did / reform?" replied the old
man. "Oh, Il was hard task - begin.
h.u thank God. with His help / have
baec saved nom drink and / am now
~ pared 10 die. Nothing now troubles
rae. my conscience is clear. aud ! hope
and pray that an Of YOU WHO are tempt
I'd 90 20 wrong viii turn from the devil
and follow the straight and narrow
path. @ q help you alit'
Great beads Of sweat stood out on the
old mans brow. His hair was tossed
in the energy OF his enthusiasm. lie
turned a. sit down and make room for
the neXt speaker.
Suddenly he staggered. reelel and
fell when the ambulaRce got there n
man he WIS 63 years old-was dead.
Tho sailors stood around silent and
thoushtful Hear. failure due TO mis-
excrtions, hal killed him.
Mr Enander lived AT No. !GS Bergen
street with his wife and family He
was n fine looking old man with mill.
tHTv presence and an abundance ~
snow-white hair he had done mission
airy work for several years and devoted
all his time 20 the sailors.
The body was taken To the Oak street
s'tion and the widow and son and
daughter modified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
LOUISVILLE ALDERMEN FRGWN
ON CERaEGIES PROPOSED GIFT.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. 1S.-.The general
council OF the city has practically turn
CT down Andrew Carnegie's offer OF
Si25,ccO toward n public library. Eve
since tho ofer was made, scvcf3i wcc ks
ago. a bitter fight he's been waged
against - acceptance Politics has been
AZ the bottom or the trouble. In the
board o. -4ldl4lIl "a +.izt-llill++t 81 fcFe+H-
ton 20 accept the Offer was referred tt
the COMMITTEES on CCmcterics.' which.
OF course. VIII never report on a.. The
lower board Of councilmen. however
appointed committee 90 report on the
feasibility Of accepting The ofier and
those who favor The acceptance viii stul
make q hard nght Tor u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
BARNET'S BROTHER
AGAIN TESTIFIES.
Recorder Goff Orders Answer to
Question as to Poison Package
Stricken From the Record.

ms sCrlpdon." The postmark shows
it ~ have boon matted at the Broadway
SIDE OF the general post office at 5 p. m,
the hour az which the utheG letters
were poatmarkod The witness said Dc
had known the defendant since lSoS,
when they were both members OF the
Ncw York. Athlltic club.
Edmund Ea-uct a brother Jf The lave
IL. q LaIupt, Was recalled and ask !
to his brothers stature and as" The
witness said hs brother was born on
May la 1866 O.. that n Jun". 1898, ~
KoI a have been 81 years ola.
The witness said that bis brother was
eight comp p'e&ioned ana weighed ahSut
1Ao pounds.
His wals. he said was hrger than
Mr. Osb)yue's assistant district alloi-
ney) and that he was quite plump.
Nj TamCl said that the photograph
OF bis brother in evidence was very
good likeness Of the man W hen be was
alive.
Nl Osborne then handed the witness
tn visiting O9ld 0f llcnry CipHsmHn
Barnet that he tried 20 have idynt ihed
rec autly by the C6lored woman, MINNIE
Bets as being that OF me man Wn9
called ou blanche Chescbrough al %''
Wc-t End avenue.
Thc Witness was only allowed 20 say
tina. was % ard verd by his brother
10 the best ~ his knowledge
Il show you exhibit A (poison pack
ace ldress). Mr. Barnet and ask you
IL YOU ever saw that handwriting De
fore o."
4 ala see IT,"
"Whcro dia YOU sec it?"
"In my brothers. Effects
TIE recorder stopped this line of eN-
animation and ordered the questions
and answers stricken from the record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
SOUNDS
NOTE OF
WARMING
Senator Wellington Thinks ES-
panslOn May Lead 10 Ma
iional ITinulaliOn.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-By special or
dei IL was I O'Clock when The senate
convened today the delay being on ae-
count of he ceremonies attendant upon
she unNcliing % tie webster STATUE.
AIr Ancn.fNeb) offered a resolution
directing the secretary OF state TO
infoim the senate " amy person mao
been accredited from the TunsVaal 90
the United Siases government m any
Capacity ana ID such person MAS OH
cialiy acccpied and recognized, ana IL
not. WINS not
? objection Was ma ie 90 immediate
consideration ol the resolution and IL
wen. oyer under the rules
Mr. EueH \ - oncrld "A resolution de-
Ciaf.ng that uhe provisions OF the oOn-
stiut,on Go not unadcd by act ol con-
gitss, extend over puerto Rico and the
Philippine Islands that by the Paris
a. raty tAe linited St9tes tHkes sover-
ciumiy over Ructto Rico ard the Phil
ipplne undar thc duty 20 exercise fot
the general welfare OF ;hc uhabitants:
and that e separate Department cf thc
goN inmtnt is deman cd to take charge
df az nutyilp 6rn ndrncics Mr. Ross
gave notice tlgf hc would speak on rha
lcsfltticn rN%t 1Nipedav.
In aeYordance with previous notice ar
the eai'elusi0u of routine business Ar
Wellington (Maryland) addressed the
Serate on tho Philippine question. Tn
text of has snec b MAS the joint resolu
ton VIII h he introduced last Tucsdav
dec'arng ID IS not tbe Eurporc of The
tnitol states Go deprive the phniu.
piiles oi tllfif rient az self government
AND tho war n3N bcing Wagea is nor for
fit permanent possession 1f The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.
Sugar Took Another Slump and Broke
the Stock Market.
Another DAY Of Dullness With Tendency
10 Lover Prices.

Wall street, Jan. 1S.-The market
opened ~ on report tfst Ladysm!sh
TAD been relieved. but n or oawdling
n.n iessly about all The forenoon had =
title shake OUT, due 70 dnctrc: slump
in Sugar
sugar was hanging around 40 when
news came OF cut IA rates by the in
dependent reineries and sugar stock
dipped according 10 ti.ne honored GUS
tom.
The session was as dull IS 4 has been
since Monday.
The Whole market ,urned down IA
consequence.
Mheat went 70 "A new low figure, 6i5sc.
cotton stronger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
PlkN UaDER WAY TO CONSOLIDATE
SEvERiL LARGE COTTON MILLS.

a pan Is on foot 90 effect a CONSOLE
dalton Of the Hargraves ami Parker
mills 0f Fali River and the Peabody
and victoria mills ~ Nfwbuyport. The
largest stockholders in ach corporation
ore toe same men ans Seth g. Bord.1
fs frrl.irnf of each. Nodtanite details
hage set been arranged anl fh. plan
nav MOI maferallze fUr seNrral months
4. -...44444.----l.. concerns Nitn cau..I 1nl
~ ndlaFo orp aE feliovF Hfrtrafps
sS000np. .rindi. 5000 Parker $500 0Uo.
spiudiea $1,000. Victoria and Peabody
5000 Fpndles 57 900
This makes u fafai Capitalization of
srf,a oo0 for 2ii00g sp.sileF on Sc -
per spindle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
xEN- dividend.
sNew sock.
TUG INGREH M WILL RETURN
lost. MARrS BAY WRECK.

st. Johns. Newfoundland. Jan. is
No additional facts I'm connection with
the steamer wrecked in ~. Mary's bay
have developed today. The agents in
New York of the German-American
Petroleum company. whose steamer
llelgoland is supposed 20 be the I'LL
fated vessel. have telcgraphed 20 The
German consul here 10 use everv on
deavor 90 recover and bury the bodies
from the wreck. and the tug IngrAham
has been engaged TO return to ST..
Mary's bay Tor this purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
tUsirsL AND LITERARY SOCIAL.

Mr. aud M~s. Augustus Hosmcr NJ
Whitmarsh street lad a musical and
literary social last evening In honor II
tbyir gsIcst. Mrs. Penncll. Mrs. HOs-
mors mother Mrs. VI. A. Hall of
East Randolph. read a paper on the
subject OF Perennial Youth and
How 20 Attain IT," Yrs. Hal vas very
warmly applsude6. A collation. that
was elaborate was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
FALLING
elevator |.
KILLS TWO
Sad Double Fatality in a StOr-
age Warehouse at
New York.

New York, Ian IA freight eleva-
tor in a siorq-c warehouse al l25th
stress anu -. Nicholas avenue fcll -
day killing two persons and njuriug
ttttrr-utt trT-y7.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18

New York, Jan rs lit was thought
The prosecution would close its ease in
the Molincux lrlal today Before pro-
ceeding began this morning. IL was
thought likely thai one more handwrit-
ing expert would be called by Prose
cutlng Attorney Osborne ana that
Cornish would be recalled The open
ing address of Bartow :. Weeks. in
which the line 81 defense to De- adopted
viii be outlined, Is awaited with much
interest
The first witness today was Vincent
g. Hammill president ot n medical
remedy company,
AIr. Hammnl said the Marston COM
panN. OF which he was president, had
no relations with the Won MOh COM
pany of Cincinnati The witness idcuu-
ned exhibit "C,' request for treat
mcnt for impOtency, signed II. &.
Barnet" ana exhibit II, question
Blank filed out and signed II e.
Barnet"
William O. Inglis. a newspaper re-
porter. was next called. He was shown
u letter ana envelope These he SAID
he had received from a representative
~ New York newspaper The letter
MAS marked 20 for Identification. IL
follows.
Dear sir-Please send me perscrip-
lion and oblge,
H. c.. BARNET,
Box 2iT. 275 West 42d ST."
The envelope was addressed 90 q.
II. Wright Box 1912. Marshall, Mich
The new ietter bears the same peed-
liarities as an the Barnet series. me
word prescription" is misspeled' De
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
He MADE MONEY.
Kingman's Noya Method Of IncTeas.
ing His Income.
Offered 10 Tell WOTkIngmsn How 10 Make
Hu1arads Ia Sa0Tt Tine.

A, trgeoio,is method OF picking up
- ,o,,re-,,ta -
@"'aii sums N"''N - ,','..-
M'ulu give ui. "A"'' "''-'
nue, for it was scheme Which WAS
certain 10 work weu and result. iu lnday
....i..,, ,,,..,.,, made, WAS disclosed al
........ M. ,,,,,n
PoiiIe H-''"'' ""' t',,+,' 80 Worcester
80" 80 ~'' ,,,'@ ,'9, NJ ana many
H.1ue . 'o'i ii'."'i, ,,. aC t1"i, small
cnauge h5 answering the ioliuN IHs @"
yerusemCn. which had pcen puo''7ii'"
! nthc Wore Ter Telegram Oh jan 90
yvtt.r SEND CONFIDENTIAL AN
s,ls, ta ,yprllfng men and women how
fo nalr. hundreds of dollars in short
Iim. by sending 10 cents in stamps TO
THOMAS i'ISII.-K l36 Friendship St'
Pr9yid nee. H. 1.
,...... p.,. ,t,ts ,,str.tle in
E'Nly 'PI. .'.' ,,,,ifola' CnnN of
l'i 'i'', .,,, ',.navt.tcr which
=" 49, ,i,,,'..
'O''
J36 Friendship ST.,
PIoViqence IL -
Jan IL I'Vo'
Dear Friend.
The advice | am giving you = 1,l
practcing il m! seH. II is the oi"s ~
vice that he's brought -undfeds ol uoi,
lars 10 ANYBODY honestly lFet eooN
wages II you cam ! "u mus GS' ,,n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18

Money on call steady at Si2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5M6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business i'm bankers bills at $tS1hN
4S7H FOR demand and $4.Sid4S4h for
sixty DAYS
Posted rates 81 S4G4.S5 and ;iS9.
Commercial bills s4S3ft4 S3ia.
silver certificates $4,000.
bar silver 59iic.
Mexican dollars 45f2c.
Government bonds strong.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
Chicago Markets.
Financial Notes.

The directors Of the Boston and Mon
tana Mining company toby declared a
~ Cuar quarterly divid1nd OF 81 per
share and an extra dividend of SO per
share.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
New York Stocks.

Reported by Sullivan g. Sullivan.
Banig9l building
Evening star., 1900-12-11

AIRFAX, BOG F ST. NV.
$27. so. .221O 18th, sto, sta
$25. so. .456 n sw. 7r. ba
$25. so. 300 9th Sc. .sto, d, Or
$25. 80. .243 Sth ne. Sr, La
S25. 1900 Vernon pl, sto
So. so. .614 18th NV. sto
$2l.O. .915 Fla av, Or, ba
$20.5 so. .916 q sw. Or, sto
so. so. .1225-N 25th NV, ,Sr
$20.5O..112 18th ne, ,7r, ,ba
$20.50. .221 G ne, Or. ba
$40 F NV, on rs
so. Goa f NV, 2 on r,2d Il
$50. .227 G NV, store
$50. .217 AZ, 2r. fur, I'd fl
so. .709 G NV, 2 OF rs
$3.50. .11O4 Fla av, Or, b
$3.50. .73O 9Th Sc. Or, ba
$3.50. .73O 9th Sc, Or. ba
'S16. I'll 4th NV, Or
SIS. 30. .1423 9th NV, Or, W
SIS. ..1TOO VT av, sto&cel
SIS. PIT Az NV, office rs
SIS. GOA F NV, 2 of r.3d fl
SIS. 4& n J av NV, bas,nt
$14.3O. JIG Pierce NV, ,6r, W
iS13.30. :. los b Sc, 7r, W
1913. .2429 18th NV, Or, W
$3.50. .920 Sd ne, Or. la
I$l2.3e. 1904 4th Sc. sto, Or
$l1. .316 Ford's court, 4r
5000. 1905 n J av Sc, 7r
$40. 1925 F NV, 2 of rs
$40. 1920 Union sw ,6r, wa
$40. Rear 216 I NV, stab
$40. 1913 NJ NV, 5r
IS. 80. 1872 Del av sw. Or
50. .&6 Sumner, Or, "
$3.50. :. 1851 7th NV, sto
$7.3O. .1214 L Sc, Or, w
SO. 80. 423 Holledge ct, 2r
S5. 1920 Trinidad av, Ar
SHED.
81 500. p nr 18th, 12r
81 Oft 8, kens 'gton apt
81, 600. @ nr 22d, Tor, la
$500. 10th nr I. Tor
$500. =. .Kal av, 12r. 3ba
$500. RI nr 18th, Tor, ba
$500. .COrcoran st nr 18th
$3.50. LEX apmts, Or, ba
$3.50. "A nr 21st, Sr
1t
Evening star., 1900-12-11

FOR RENT-BY MOORE
4O7 11th NV. lar. b. $50. .Q0
1907 Clifton. lar, b. .S5. 90
1917 10Th nw.14r, 2b. So. 81
1884 Cincinnati av.
Tor and 2 ba. .G. 90
2513 10th NV, ,10r, 2b. Go. 90
2514 18th st. l2r&b. rs. 90
121S 11th NV, 14r,b .60.OO
1908 Yale st. Col
Hgts, Tor, 2 ba. .60.OO
1S03Phelps pl, Tor, %. 55. 90
234 \ NV, 12r, ba. 1880
.104 18th NV, Tor. b. 10. 80
PAS 18th st, 1Or&b. 1000
1905 NJ NV, l3r&ba Sc. u0
2713 Z NV. Or, ba. 80. 80
Ills y ii av, Ir. ba. 30. 80
Gil X NV, 7r&ba. ...26. 80
1928 H ne, 7r&store %. 80
1880 II ne, Sr, ba. .25. so
3O05 Camb'ge, 9r&b. 22.1
1918 5th st, Sr&ba. 20. so
923 1th ne, Sr&ba. 20. 80
2701 T NV, Sr. ba. 20. 90
1893 i4th ne, 6r&b. 1880
11l3 G. ne. 6r&ba. rs. 80
1920 ID ne, Gr&ba. 1850
1412 ID st ne, 6r&b. 1850
SUBURBAN.
Chevy Chase, 12r, b. $25. 90
FURNl
1901 Clifton st. .$50.OO
1922 S, 11r&ba.....135 90
1861 Q, 12r&ba. :. 1880
Call at office for full II,
Evening star., 1900-12-11

AZ HIN, IL IT III ~. w .
College PIX, Md. 11r, b. 21.OU
OFFICE ROOMS.
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
.d&3d floors 626 F st NV.
Office rooms at 33S Ind
av NV.
2 rooms, Cd fir, TIT 14th.
STORES.
1918 Pa av NV lease
tyear). 81. 200. 90
11th & y Sc, large
store and sto rm. so. 90
S291o 14th st. 40. 90
24O1 Pa av, sto&cel 81. NO
300 l st NV. 80. 90
1923 ii ne. stO&cel. p. so
1890 II ne. Sr, ba. ..2.G
401 14th ne. sto&dw .22.50
210l Z NV. 20. 90
1928 11th NV, store. Ii. 90
1927 7th st NV. 10. 90
229 Pa av Sc. sto&cel. 90. 90
STABLES.
Rear 636 q st.....$15. 90
Rear SD 9th NV. 1000
RI GIG NJ NV, stab. $50
SHED.
1922 22d, 11r&ba. .125. 90
1908 X, 11r&b.. Is. 90
1868 Col av. 10r&b. 80. 90
4, II
Evening star., 1900-12-11

FOR RENT-STONE & F.
$50. Iowa circle. 15r. 3ba
SIPS. >. .1765 Q, lar. 2 ba
$3.50. 1907 Clifton. l Ar. ba
$50. 1923 Il l av NV, 12r
$75. 1903 \ NV, 12r, la
$75. 1911 11th NV, ,11r.b
$75. 1914 Sund'land pl. 1lr
$75. .143e y NV, 10r, la
$3.50. 1929 l NV, 12r, ba
$3.50. .175O s NV, ,1Or, 2ba
sos. so. .3l4 18th NV, 12r.b
SG5. so. 1900 \ NV, 13r. ba
$50. 1903 Yale st, 12r, ba
$55. 5....1312 10th NV, 1Or
$55. .1412 2Oth NV. 12r
$5D.75. .1744 \ NV, Sr. ba
$5O.@. 1922 18th NV. .12r.b b
$50.5O. .521 4th NV. Or, ba
$50. 1885 7th NV. sto, dwl
$50. .1016 18th NV. 10r, bl
$50. The "Whitby Cot
tage," I.anier Hgts
$50. .201O 2, sto, 7r
$50. 1892 X NV. 12r, la
$3.50. 1918 s NV, 10r. ba
S45. so. .174S Greg av, 11r
$3.50. 1916 18th NV, ,1Or, b
$40. so 300 18th NV, Or, Ia
$40. 50. 1900 w NV, Tor, ba
$4O.5O. 1905 NJ NV. l1r, b
$3.50. 1887 Sth NV, Or, ba
$36. .221 Pa sv NV, w,st&dw
$50 so. 1904 18th NV, Sr, ba
$3.50. .3419MOrgan ay, ,9r. b
$3l.50. 1913 n ] av, 10r,b
$50. so. HOG Yale NV, or. b
$H.5O..1324 V NV, 7r, ba
$3.50. .112 f NV, s., hl
Christiani apis. .7th&M NV
$25.50. 1910 V NV, 7r, la
$3.50. 800 4th NV, Or, b
Driscoll aptmts, lst&B NV
FURNl
IS, 10th nr THIS Z rcle
IS, 0O.13th&Clifton. 1Sr, ,3b
$1,000. Iowa Circle, 15r,3b
5000. 10th nr Il, 15r, 70
81, 500. NJ nr Thos Cir, lar
81. 500. .Sund land pl, 11r,b
81, 800. LIST nr Capitol, LIT
81, eco. Nr N&NH av, lar, ,2tI
81, 200. @ nr 22d, l2r
1.NO Col I'd nr 18th, l2r
Evening star., 1900-12-11
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-CATHOLIC AGENTS. OUTFIT FREE.
Men women; town country Write at once,
c. p. & L. Co. 334 Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
de10-6t
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WANTED-A STRONG YOUTH TO ASSIST ~
shinnfng room. must come well recommended.
Anniy to MANAGER SAMUEL FRIEDIANDER
80 .Is IN a. n " 1t
Evening star., 1900-12-11

IF not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Off ceS.
Wanted Help and Situations cost
Ic. word each insertion, minimum
charge I5c, Rents. Sales and other
advertisements al the same rate as
charged at The Star office.
eth and F.. Cap. su.. Haley's Drug Store
Eth and II ne. G:Ifhth's Pharmacy
Cd st. and la. Sc. Dobyns Pharmacy.
\. and W. foot of 7th st. sw.
18th and VI ave-. Sing's Pharmacy.
18th and Il. ]. ave. Huddleson's Pharmacy.
18th and sc. NV. Portner Pharmacy.
l4tb and yelling place Eppleys
Ed aod + sts. n.w.. C. Norris Pharmacy.
c2d and NJ ct. ODonnell's Pharmacy.
l2d and o sts O'Dcnnells Pharmacy.
Woodw AID & lOthrup.
tl2 Pa ave. Sih and r. T. 3. Capitol Ebont
,,h snd B. City y. O. National Riga
Evening star., 1900-12-11

ron RENr-THREE FLOORS; SUITABLE roH
lodge purposes. Apply o04 ia. ave. n.w. ds6- -
Evening star., 1900-12-11

FOR KENT-BY
THoS. G. HENSEY & CO.. 1900 ST. NV.
FURNISHED.
1747 NV, 13 rs. and b. 3-sty and eel. $15O 90
1917 10th NV. 3-sty. and cel., 10 and
b., corner house, hot water heat, per mo. 80 90
UNFURNISHED
1119 NV. IL rms. and b., cor. house.. $55 90
81 Fla. av. NV, and b., b. W. heat 81. 80
de1O-3t
Evening star., 1900-12-11

FOR REMITTANCE 3D-FIOOR SOUTH-FRONT
room; warm and light furnished or partly fur
nshed also other large rooms; furnished han
room, 50 a month"; modern house. 1909 2 ST., 81
door from 18th delO-3ts