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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
j. N. stacy & CO.,
Damas Block : = Lewiston Idabo

shining, having a frontage on L street Of
> feet,
3. All that certain lot, piece OF parcel
"i anu lying adjacent 10 and west Of the
ttnd last described, standing in the name
al the estate Of II. W. Stanton deceased
described as the west six inches of lot
OF sad block 20 fronting on + street.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
oi land lying adjacent to and west of the
Iand last described. standing i'll the name
ct the estate OF II. W. Stanton, deceased
described as lot A. block %, fronting on
+ street S2.5 feet.
5. All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land lying adjacent to and west OF the
land last described, standing in the name
OF Marccln pOnzac and Louis Dclsol, de-
Scrihed as lot 5, block 20, having a front
age on + street of go feet.
9. All that certain lot, piece or parcel
Oot land lying adjacent to and west of the
land last described, standing in the name
OF {. {. Bunncll, and described as lot g.
block 20, having a frontage on + street
Of 10 5 feet.
10. All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land lying adjacent to and west of the
land last described, standing in the name
OF +. w. kettenhach and described as lot
: OF block 80, having a frontage on +
Street of n feet.
II. All that certain lot, piece or marcel
| of land living adjacent to and Yves, Of the
land last described, standing in the name
| OF II, {. kettenbach aud described as lot
| s of block 20. and having frouta,,r on
+ street of II feet.
u. All that certain lot niece ar marcel
of land living adjacent To and west of ,he
land last described standing in the name
of II. c. Kettenbach and described as lot
/ o of block 20. having froutore on 7,
street of p feet.
II. All that certain LOT niece ar marcel
of land living adjacent to and west of the
land last described, standing IN the name
of Anna Trimblc. and described as la, II
of block 20. having frontage on + street
of 20 feet.
IA. All that certain lot, piece or parce,
of land living Adjacent TO and west of th,
land last described, standing in the name
of $. G.. Isanan and described as lot II
of block 20 and having a frontage on I,
street of 10 feet.
Il. All that certain lot, piece or parce
of land lying adjacent to and west of Tho
land last described, standing III the name
Of 5. G.. lsamau and described as lot /,
of block 20, and having a frontage on /
street OF Fl feet,
70. All that certain lot, piece or parce
ot land lying adjacent to and west OF The
IahL last described STANDING IN the name
OF ferIii'ano KooS ana aeSHtlpeh as &c
! } Oh pIock 70, ana having frontage o'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
County Trcasurer's Quarterly
RerOrt.

To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners: | herewith submit my
report as county treasurer for the first
quarter OF 1900.
Cash on hand last report Slo,o5S On
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
AS Solid
as a Rock.
A. B. JACKSON, Agent,
Jameson Bldg, SPOKANE, wash.

d rs, m iatse-a K1rss C', va BIT ~. 40 zoe stg
nztar Route PAY To write ioT t''e' giving '''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
County Auditors Report.

LEwIsroS, IDAHO, April 7, 1900.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners Of Ncz Perez county,
Idaho.
Gentlemen: IIerewith submit my
quarterly report for the quarter ending
April 7, 1870;
Cssb an hand a. re, last report ...... stOGsa ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18

Received various sources:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
Real Estate and Mines

Houses lots AND lands o5 sale located the Lewiston and vinend
pine of
Choice gold propositions located CITY Musshl Eli Civ Div
Florence Ian N.Y. LINK
Investments made for capitalists and approved prort;
Acknowledgements anu n'i 's"ses NA"'s
ali kinds Tor locating lands government lands at loves, market
- > ">>
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18

Redeemed warrants on ..-..
Current expense fnnt ,..... ~ ~ -
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
KENrucK FERRY,

The Ken,uck ferry is back at its old
place, at the mouth OF Hatwai on Clear
water. NJ. l., Coz nSMIrH Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
A Few
Interesting
Facts.

When people are contemplating trip
whether on business or pleasure, they
naturally want the best service obtain
able 80 far as speed, comfort and safety
are concerned. Employees OF the WIS
coNsfN CFsTRAL LIHEs are paid to
serve the public and our trains are
operated SO as To make close connec-
tions with diverging lines at all june
ton points,
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
on through trains
Dining Car vseTvice uueScelled. Meals
served A Ia CARTE.
In order Ia obtain this itrst-class service,
ask the ticket agent to sell you ticket
over
the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will make direct connections at
$, Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and
all points Fast
/ For any further information call on amy
J ticket agent, or correspond with
las. L. PoND,
General Pass. Agent,
or Jas. A. CLocK, Milwaukee, WIS.
/ General Agent,
746 Stark Street,
Portland, Oregon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18

FOR SALE
House and lot iso foot front on Snake
River avenue. =. WlLpKNraAi.NR.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18

Balance, cash Oh hand fl719i S9
Respectfully Submitted,
{. A. HASTINGS,
Treasurer Nez Perez County.
Lewiston. Idaho, April -, 1900.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-18
LANES

Buy your homemade Bread, Doughnuts,
Cake, etc, at the Woman's Exchange. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10
Return. Favor Mckinley.

Omaha. Nov o. 9.-Complete returns
from two-thirds Of the counties in Ne
braska and scattering returns from the
balance show that Mckinley has carried
Nebraska by pluraliry Of az least 2J0O.
An equal number Of returns on the
state ticket indicate that Nebraska has
reelected Governor Poynter and the en-
tire state ticket by pluralities ranging
from 800 20 1900 over the Republicans
The Legislature will be decided by
Douglas county in which IL will take
the official count 70 determine the vote.
The state Republican committee which
gave ont the claim that the Republican
state ticket had won by from 5000 %
1000 majority, have scaled down "olose
% the danger line" and claimed the elec.
tion Of the state ticket by from 1000 20
1000
In Douglass county the count is close
and charges Of fraud are made by the
Democrats.
The Republicans claim b have elected
out Of 3 senators and o out Of o repre-.
sentative. while the Democrats claim
two senator's and all the Representatives
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10

81. Louis, Nov. 9.--The Republicans
are consideringa proposition TO contest
the election in the city Of St. Louis. The
matter has already been discussed by
the central committee and by the in.
dividual candidates and viii be taken
mp for official consideration as soon as
the official count has been made. They
assert that q proper examination Of the
ballots cast would result In the rejec.
tion Of from $500 to 5000 fraudulent
votes that have been placed TO the credit
Of the Democratic candidates. This
would be sufficient, they claim. 10 give
them more congressman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10

Austin. Nov 0.-The incomplete vote
reported Is about one.dith of the total
vote cast for governor In 1895 This
vote for electors is 20 IN favor Of tho
Democrats; this vote Tor governor is 20
IN favor Of sayers, aud this vote
"against" is about one-ffth greater
than "for" the irrigation amendment.
The following Is the congressman
elected. All are Democrats:
First district-T. II. Ball.
Seconds b. Cooper.
Third-R. O. DeGradenreid.
Fourth--John l.. Sheppard.
Fifth-C b Randall.
Sixth--R. +. Burke.
Seyenth--R L. Henry.
Eighth --S. W. T. IAnhnm.
Niuth-A. S. Burleson.
Tenth-Goorgc L. Burgess.
Rudolph Kleburg.
Twelfth. l. Slayden.
Thirteenth-J. S. Stephens.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10
Mckinley Carried Nebraska.

Omaha, Nov O. Almost complete
returns give Mckinley a plurality in
Nebraska Of about GOO0. The Repub-
ican state ticket is apparently elected
by from 1909 TO 1000. The Republicans
elect congressman in the First and
Second, and the fusionists in Third.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts. The
legislature, returns on which are not
yet completed, viii probably stand:
Senate-Republicans, 10; Fusionists. 10:
vacant, /. House-RepublicAns, 81;
fusionists, 40.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10
Idaho Favoring Bryan.

Boise, Nov 9.--out Of probably bO.-
900 votes cast In the state 44,S4o have
been heard from on president. The
figures stand Bryan, 20, 1853; Mckinley,
2l,bsl. Bryan's majority li72. The
Legislature stands 2s Republicans 10 ~
fusionists.
There are several seats In doubt, but
the fusionists will have a large majority
after these are settled. The fusion state
ticket viii have several hundred more
majority than the national ticket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
Mckinley Has ais. bryan isa aud II
Yet Undecided.

Washington, Nov. with the re-
turns of the states Of Idaho, Nebraska,
Utah and Wyoming, having altogether
II electoral votes, still undecided, Nc.
Kinley has 27S and Bryan 1872 votes.
The makeup Of the vote by states is a.
fnllnrr..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-10
Estimate In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 0.--The State
Journal has complete returns on presi.
dent from 70 Of the 30 counties in the
state. Careful estimates ON the remain.
ing u show that Mckinley has carried
the state hy 1870.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
ROOMS AND noapp WANTED.

BOARD and room In senteeI Jewish family r
gentleman ami wife. Wi not pas over isl month
~ in West End; lest references. 81. Rrpu lic
COUNTRY board. one or tao ladies. with chit
dren. T ia Republic.
FURNISHED room by single gentleman; south
ern exposure, hetwecr jefferson and Grand; state
terms : %. Republic
GENTLEMAN wants. near Russell and cali
forLla lv.s.. a furnished room with breakfast
and supper F 80. Republic
GENTLEMAN and wife warts second-s;,,
front and connecting rooms. with sout hern
exposure; iirst-clasS board. 70 children: West
End a. Republic Give iull particulars
ROOM for liSht housekeeping with private
respectable family; near downtown district l.
Sc. Republic
ROOM AMI board for gentleman and wife; :
must be frst-clsss private lamiiy IN West End
i.x.t-elzss Tsf<TeacsA. J - he. .bllo.
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ROOMS WITH HOARD.


story rom. ;lrstviazs bcart. biol Tycst ~ T.
fayeite Park CONVENE T. !our car Hines; terms
reasonable, reference required ami given.
ARIsroCRATIC boarding. rt,er bluffs. always
| breezy and cool lovely home. front room. ~
tensiNe grounds. entrance u front orchard 4.)S
GAyARp Ave; I3snA-Room and board. single
block north.
EEI.I. Ave 4alo-rwo elegantly furnished
rooms. with board; private family, reasonable.
BELL. Ave. aois-Nicsly furnished. large. cool
v.ntences: reasonable.
BELL. Ave. 2ols-Nicely fur. larse. cool room:
SO en; hisi5 Ia, tah.e ,oaTd: nne location
BELL. Ave. so57-Nicsly furnished large. cool
70. M cor 81 nous. hFst-eilss board. private
veRienccs. reasonable.
BLACKSTONE Ave 1sas-Hirelv furnished
board. in West End.
BROADWAY. 7c2 s.-Nirely Furnished rooms,
with hoard. irsi-ciass meals and lunch at alt
b. urs
BROADWAY. 2aosA N.-NicsIy furnished front
class board. $3.50 per week. Mrs. Pi,rio~. pro
pr!etress-
':Y uiddle-aeea lady. child to bard and take
Wash ST. second floor.
CARR ST. l,s9-NiceIy furnished rooms FOR
gentlemen or light housekeeping; all convent
ences.
CHESTNUT, 81. go 81 week; excellent beard
and rooms: all c.nV eEiences. private family,
horne: $50 each for two.
CHoUTEAU Ave I3os-Large. airy rooms.
with without nrSt-Class board. TO gentlemen
only: southern and eastern exposure; also porches
CHnUTEAU ave. N-.-Iargo furnished room.
nrst-cass board: large yard; General FIeulonJs
mansion
CLARK Ave, 2sl-Nicely furnished rooms
with hoard: all conveniences: terms reasonable.
COLUMBIA Ave-. asai-one or more rooms
furnished or unfutnished; near park and cars;
an convenience; board II desired: private fam
COMPTON Ave-. l. N.-Nicely furnished coal
room. breakfast. supper: bath. uttered water;
II Siaos 3 -
COOK Ave. ssss-N;caIy furnished font aI-,ve
room ana board. suitable for two, terms reason
choice table: reasonable. trsnsients accomn.o-
dated.
COOK Ave. %'9s-EIegartly furnished room.
wiki stclass hoard, for, couple or gentlemen:
private family; terms moderate
COOK Ave. 4252-south front alcove room:
iirst-class board: private family; reasonable.
DEI.MAR ave. 2si7-I.arse secoud-s.ory front
ami connecting rooms: with good board: Aug. /.
Di:LMAE, ioso-Niceiy furnished second and
third story front rooms: excellent table; all con-
-
DFLMaR Ave. Hls-Furuished front room
with board, In private family; otter boarders:
reasonable.
pELMAR. fi9-Nestiy furnished rooms: sec
r,rIMAR. alas-Second and third story rooms:
good board. reasonable rates; all conveniences.
pEi,MAR Ave. 4ass-Two elegan:!v furnished
rooms: good board. couples <erts; shady lawn
small private family: reasonable.
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good table. convenient; reasonable. Address No
-. p'fnryIiie. H.
T.hpTFS tssj-i-r place in N" country r.
thsri-.'roS ant slUir'1- In rr-I--l family "i'1
n lovely -as!utrv H- ne v.fv hi-h location lcrs.
shady l..r. Is.-s milk ard butter .ruit -,
,.tf I-e r.ti'v mail Convenient To- railroad 81
bat rs.- tIrruii-aI NJ. address n T. g.
Nh O. Ledge. NJ.
LARGE elegantly Furnished room a0i bga-f;
sru;fo-u evtasur,. .lscti- lights. htth. .'-r"
r~rurds t.fV-T'n- g. y fir~ AID stree rff-s
no other h1nrfer~. VIII rent In tg" - f'n- r"n-
;i-ul.- or Iss'o- .irrl.av,i couple without
ci,',l-eu: rlty refrr-ncrs required. =. Box o.
Webster Groves Mo.
SUMMERS Eosrte's woodland H"!Fhts
Farm: rice shade. AtdrN s Mrs. G. r. Barnard
: |5us Mich
SUMMER H.arl - -vartsd- elevation h'-" anil
Nrr1tH-. rlv2v~ cool. h--u' m DIRK -'-rr~v.
f-..a shade. fllra --"'.~. str~1Uu0.. -r'Du- rr-t
~l.-r RrN 70. - CI.ir. No
TWO large connecting rooms with hoard n'1tr
r{ry during sTrGsuc~- "--0r~v luNuri.-- s'f.A
ard vrrirdF-; milk. fruit. iarg" STot.1 r. e. tr'
'.-" =" aEr-. private. references exchanged. l.
.. Trr IL
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Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
ThFea GiEa~ for Five Cents
Each Additional I.i1a Five Gents Extra

ALI. desiring nice. comfortable rooms, -ac a
Cav. 81 - a week W Whit" House southwest
corner Ninth and Pine. strictly nrst-class.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

CrBOUTFAU Ave. Issc-Nicely furnished front
rooms; gents or housekeeping: SL15. hrst-ciasS
PARTIES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

CTIoT-TTITT Ave IlHl-Two front rooms: lrst
floor furnished complete for light housekeeping
reasonable.
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS. FLATS. ETC.


WARREN St Isl>-Foar rooms and bath;
ier-- hall closets attic and laundry Eewly pa
rsfed KEYS next door.
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r-r-N.--rF,ArT Ave- r;57-Nir-Iv furnished front
rom se-r-3 ro.r fer gentlemen Or couple. also
rear room, with porch, for housekeeping; terms
suit
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS AND HOARD WANTED.

Three Lines Tor Five Cents.
Each Additional Line F1.e Cents Extra.
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CHOCTTkJr Ave. s4%-Ihght rooms. connnlets
for housekeeping. 81 30 M; ballroom sSc; piano
s1-
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DICKSON St 2.ia-Two completely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: gas range; ali
con: for nrst-class couple; fine location reas-
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BELL Ave. 2lsi--
Three nice rpuraS.
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OZARK Ave 3a- 30s-Cio5d single beds ;9c an
1sr: single rooms I5c ard - per nisht-
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WIT T,rT.T.r. PIa-e. flSn -Ff:e-ro.m fat; boz
ara I'D water h4th. l. T. lfcot q Co. ~
a. svtr-
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COTE PRIIIIANTE Ave. SS19-Nicely fur
-,she, f-7rt room: southern exposure good loca
zion: suitable tor or two gents: SIS Per
week
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DICKSON St Soas--wn furnished or unfur-
risfse front rooms. in private family: fi1e loca
lion: all conv.niences. reasonable.
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BELL and Theresa. :. j.. Sor.-Iwc large I'd
story front rooms in private family: furnished
-onlplet" fu- Hight housekeeUicE- me location
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TYPEWRlTERS.

REMINGTON 80 s. so; Smith No. 2, SO:
Remington No. . So, CaiisTaphs 80, divers
so: rentals six months. s. St Louis Typewriter
EN-hanss. Chemical bldg Tel U.s.
wRITI.RS-Nanhattans and all other
makes rented sold. exchanged: repaired at re-
duc.d prices. FLETCHER Typewriter Company,
AGENTS rs -. Eighth It.
UNDERWOOD. Rlicken-dcrfer Diver. Rem
frgton Smith and other typewriters SIS SIS. So:
cash payments: rentals six months IS. St
Louis Typewriter Exchange. Chemical building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

DFJ,MaE Boulevard. sg7a-Sscrnt-story front
room ani large back rooms; southern exposure;
references.
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FRANKLIN Ave IG30-Three rooms. first
fccr: larss yard. rear of drug store. s..
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DFI.NAP boulevard. f2:3-Hardsomeiy fur
n.shed front and hack rooms: home coinforts'
-rOier- house.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.

AUGUST and September. eight rooms and bath
furnished house IN kirkwood: all conveniences
Address A. r Belt, 6I y Second ST.
EUCLID Ave. 3 s. between Forest Park
P.lliaya-d and IacIsIa Avs--Naatly furnished
iv@-roou fat: choice; desirable location
GARRISON Corner Dck<or--Hsndsorleiy fur.
and : room fats. ex.: lawn tanttor. teie-
vhrr.a- reaS.. before renting elsewhere
MISSISSIPPI Ave, 11iS-Iower hai; three
r-fcft crnr-~tirs rooms completely furnished fo-
light housekeeping: view Lafayette PARK
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DICKSON St. 2eiA-Two large, newly frirnishe
cool rooms: furnished complete sor Housekeeping
gas range: finest location In the city; reasonable
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COMPTON Ave- 1913 N-Nt-sly furnished front
room. coI.?ple,e fer housekeeping. suitable i'F
n zee ladies' or nice couple. me location; con-
vtnlences: reasonable
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SUBURBAN.

FARMS FOR RENT.
FORTY FOI-H acres. nine miles westwardly:
electric and steam ears with station; CORD seven
ROOM souSe. barn. outbusidilEs. etc abundance
fruit. g.. a month Bailey. e6eS Gamble St
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEVENTEENTH 81 1893 N-Stable: room f,r
., horses. AMI large wagon yard; $50 month. Ap-
plv 49, Garfield ave.
COMPTON Ave, fr05 N.-Barn. with room for
several horses and wagons.
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COMPTON, Ave 1c0s N.-EleCant Furnished
front room second floor. to- light Housekeeping
Al! cnnyeniences; private family.
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COMPTON Ave. 2Is S.-Siceiy furnished room
s,rgJA ar 3, r,,ye- for rentlernG privilege {
isEt housekeeping: rice location.
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EASTON Ave G41-Seconi-sfory front and
rcunectins roor1 also other ro1rns; IN r!ce. clean
house for gentlemen or nice couple; fine location:
ell coryer.eucaS; reasonable.
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EASTON Ave- aeosiz-Nicely furnished. large
front room: also nice hall room. in private fam
lily: very desirable: all conven!ences; reasonable
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FRANKLIN Ave. 3930-Twc connecting uniur
ris,led front rooms. with bath; rent reasonable
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FASNoS Ave slS7a-Two nicely furnished
rooms: suitable FOR transient or nice coupe very
Desirable: convericrces. reasonable. DAY. week OF
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WASH st ss"--Tar-e rooms and hath 81 sec
MI H.ar. Si4. Sd4u, Weber, I'll Frsnklin ave.
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| rFI.MhR ave. s,oi--Laiae nicely furnished
! room. bay window: hath: ga: every convent n,e.
/ for couple or gents: Cnri board. reasonable.
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FRANKLIN IBIS Ne-.r Garrison-Two large.
prht roor1s third floor: quiet, private home. de
sirable location: modern conveniences; adults
any reference.
The silver star., 1900-11-16
CHICAGO WOMAN
sseth side Cisb Msmbsrs Crstioiss va
Aonsa Gait

South side Club Msmbsrs Criticiss We
mems Gait.
why do club and society women
walk ungracefullyw was asked Of the
Chicago South Side club, says the Chi
cagO Record, and some Of the answers
were:
Because they initiate; they do not
Try to be natural"
Because they are nervous"
Because they think more of gown
ing the body than they do of caring
for It,"
Only one woman in twenty five
walks WE'LL" said Miss Susanne Co
croft of the university extension Of
physical culture. "They stand at such
dreadful angles
Only one woman in fifty, and 1t 10
because they do not know how to wear
their corsets; they cannot adjust them
to their FORMS" came from Mrs. Frank
L. Gordon.
only one woman in ten," said Mrs.
Frederick L. Fake. women, espe-
cially club and society women, initiate
SO. They burlesque the artistic"
''They can't all walk IKE Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer; why, she just glides,
whispered Il pretty girl with auburn
hair.
"They're careless; sometimes thinl,
they're almost lazy; they think they
are more comfortable If they walk
with sunken chests and stomachs
thrown out" was put by Miss Bessie
| Case.
"Women--nearly all of them veal
impossible shoes, and walk on theil
heels" declared Mrs. John d. Sher
man.
II think it does not make so very
much difference how woman walks,
spoke up Mrs. Calvin Case. at II
what sne does with her hands ant
brain that counts"
| Miss COcrOft continued: "Chicagt
women don't use the right muscles II
walking. 1t seems us il they are pro
PEELED by windmill gestures with til,
arms. Their necks are craned, thei
chins extended" and then she went OF
explaining in detail the golf or kan
garoo walk adopted by the young Chi
cagO women.
School teachers were held up for crit
cism by the speaker. 'They stand be
fore the children teaching them physi
Ology, all the wL..e their own posi-
tiOns are these of the defOrmed. Their
is no grace in their bearing and the.
are violating all the laws they are tell
Ing the children to obey"