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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

WRITTEN FOR I'll SENDA
"a Downtown Man may see his sugges-
zion acted upon this summer. The matter
of roof-gsrden religious services has been
brought to the attention u i number Of
81. Louis ministers an! they are favorable
TO It. They have discussed the plans for
ouch a work. and the substance Of the sug-
gestions they make is this:
Rent the roof Of one Of the tall build
snss, arrange for the elevator service and
lights. and invite the public, and especially
the downtown public. 10 hear preaching by
different ministers and singing in the open
mir some hundred or more feet above the
ground, the services to he inteIjenOm'ina-
tionai and 40 be held every Sunday even
das during the hot weather.
Among the ministers who have given
fheir Endorsement To- the plan are Doctor
w. W. Boyd. pastor Of Second Baptist
Church: the Reverend Father toffey Of 81
Johns Catholic Church; Doctor Frank ..
l-annon vi FIRST Christian Church: Doctor
Michael Ruruham OF Pilgrim Coneregs-
tional Church and Dean Carol! NJ. Davis
or Christ Church Cathedral. Dean Davis
s. not as enthusiastic on the subject 40 the
Others. lie says tbs project. While it
would doubtless prove an attraction, might
not prove OF permanent good. He adds,
however, that he believes the plan worth
trying. All the others ssy the plan is an
excellent one. and they predict that lasting
BENEFIT would result from II.
The place Of meeting that has So far
been most generally discussed is the rOof az
the Century building. Adrian q, Rule. one
of the agents for the building, says the roof
could re made a most desirable place for
such services. but he does not think the
managers Of the building would go to any
expense 10 fit 1t up. lie says they would
doubtless agree TO its use for the purpose,
81 the promoters Of the plan would make
the arrangements for putting d floor over
the roof, SO that the roof itself might be
protected. lie estimates the cost IF this
sioor. of dimensions sufficient to seat 2,"1g
peopIe, AT between $50 and $500. but says
IL might possibly be constructed for less.
The suggestion made lay Doctor Boyd in
regard to the roof-garden services is that
the work be divided among a number of
leading ministers. eacA of them to preach
from one to four sermons. lie suggest.
that sscn minister take his own choir for
the evening on which he breaches and that
Abe services be made as attractive and az
entertaining as possible consistent With the
religious nature of them.
sI am b,art;Ix- 4 f,x-.r - ,ta ~. .. III
Doctor Boyd. There Is a large element of
the population of st. Louis that never sees
:ne inside OF a church. and the largest part
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

I" the Edr- Of The emIc
81. Icm. Mo. May 4-Thee are to be outdoor theatrv and saloons IN St
Louis hiss unm Are here to be any outdoor churches: have often thought
that rerhsps IL the churs hes would follow the people out. Into the pen air I'm the
hH" summer months they might have isc causes to corpai of smsl attendance
at religious services n downtown St Louis there aet hOnanGso of men, WON
IN and ch!hen no have the choice OF svcneing inside CT u noitooinvtin
nision-house or church. or Of staying away from any reheous services what.
ever Most of them chooses stay away. Why coHd not u phce % provided.
where they could hear the gospel preached and still not be deprived ct the
privilege Of getting a II the cool air that was to e hd? For instance why could
not the preacher get o2ethfr-Son or all of tten-an hold "roofIarien
services" say OH tbs top II one or the big dowutownof fiji bundugs1 n down.
" people could attend th@e services without having to pay car fare. amd hey
would get twat in the Nay of fresh, cool air into the bargain. II seems TO m
that with opeu-ar t.atsrs and oFeu-sr eaInus. there ought tn he openair
churches if the churches want to get their shre Of the crowds.
DOWNTOWN MAN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06
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UNIQUE STORY OF
. A ''HEART SONG."
H. S. Steese of Harrisburg, Ill, Wrote Part of 1t in His Sleep
How the Composer Of the Music First
Heard 1t 5 Sung.
WRITTEN o THE SUNDAY REPUBLIc.

: WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
: While m chiGaso on. %s rN~ na fsGenay i DROPPED MO a Ts"a~an. fer
: i0'l' had a barely basl oh hs ssans seated ~s d % w%en ssset " Strains %n p IF %osS S:P Sss ap'f so aoa:
: upon the air a .s trance s%nd r%%is clad, was . singing a s0ns-sianse 1 had
: \ paner can over The fac Of the man son~d at my side while the srowt
: p|~ri: '' '"' '" tue ' '' '"' 'S "' =" lily sue
= I began to question him: There must he som history onHesed with thas
= song thai II has anes'eay "n :" Wou you mind telling t.
: amn rnsre % na rsp" Sr ms sn MAJ. ~ moD, S' = I ha iSs e nsmor a t s a[."nl
: dera nom de plume By writing to the publishers. 1 obtained his adaess-Her-
: wrote to Nj seeso and asked him if lie w~nd write a os and auar nc to
: h%p ' it and often wrote verses TO throw WI in 10th the i aoS to ~ ~sfsh' fhe m f S@n: ani
it would afford him srsat peasar@ TO- 10 50, The se1s 20 have just heard is
i-''" ' ~N '" '"" rs ."
: Rsneacsr. though. h story 1' untrue: ;
: 1t breaks my hart 70 think AT you. my dazzling. )
! r.h ~ S.5 aS' , SsD fs 9 5a 1es, ss ;as ya %' s 'S: me: ]
+ md I'm ns s9ns y n1 a and ba trust tm myselt to fate: !
: Youn can me back but it ma be too ate: !
i CHORUS: :
+ "sone day your sail me back, :
: But it nay be in vain: :
: May never hear again. :
: Think OF the Sor heart ya break. !
: som day you'll al ne back :
: But then Z az b o too late" ?
F Ions ears had oas, Time had enseen the STORY. :
: He'd 1T wax and cry out from It's lamSer: !
+ ons night while atIIn sS By ia lonely a%s dqss "a """~ :
+ Her ss ms'si ppar s@e to him HIM 9yn si its 50 s Il af%a; ;
! spare her,. Q Col and let. me de instsa4~ :
: IN a little eo, in poser he found hs !
: His ionsloss love his s~sslnsnrt al alone; :
: And loh hnS darling aG H1 m NE h nspr tS~ p ns a an around her :
: He kisedh her checks once rosy but o faded. :
: H'' sTaa fTes ssasi n' s%l o pn e'a aaann nsc ;, 7e ts>, !
! Appended to ,h; was the following note: :
: composed HI first verse last night before retiring, n upon arising This :
: mfcr is tatI arose in NV s% = D and a iDNrd'@ It.. I I"x %ms h p,a aur n l n Fan Of :
;: would have writer it mad been awake Respectfully. :
!. to !" Mr. saesse: who place il: in te hands OF a publisher. and tonight 1 heard :
words VI 10. u ne5 mr." na cnmman : e'H Ta ts music enc OF my best efforts and the i
: j. PlckEEixe. !
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

such meetings.. but probably they would
not go 20 any expense in fitting Up the
roof for audience purposes. they would
doubtless be willing to rent the roof and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

supply the elevator service II h promoters
would agree 70 bear the expense - putting
down \ floor and providing lights and
chairs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
A Bad Accident.
aid

Roy 3eezely, a young man from Ve-
ton BASIN who WAS working for Lem
Rice at Cartcrr's ranch 10 miles from
Camas, met with very bad accidcr'.
lie was ordered to round up the horses
last Saturday morning mt 4 a. m. and in
doing SO the horse he was riding must Of
thrown him OF and fell hight on the
young mau's heaC. lie was brought ~
On the midnight train saturday hy !. w.
Workman, and DR.. Wilson was called.
1t was dccidec that an operation w $
necessary AS the skull was separated for
about five inches and the power OF speech
was gone. Dr. Wilson assisted by DR..
LaRue. performed the operation Monday.
They made an incision. turned The scalp
back tor about tive inches. and found
the frontal Suture auG skull separated.
the skull fractured tor two iuches and
resting on the brain. causing parai, sis Of
speech. After trepauulug and removing
blood clots. the wound was dressed With
she usual aatiseptic dressing. and we are
pleased 10 state at this writing the boy is
doinr nicely. having recovered his speech
aud other faculties.
inns WAS very u'iucul' operation anu
is certainly credit To DR. Wilson $ abili-
tiesnsa SURGEON Tine idaho Fails Times
Sheriff William Remher of Blaine
county mas arrived 10 the city 10 get "a
Chnsmuu. Zee Wee, who IS TO be hanged
tor tho murder OF fellow celestial,
and take him back TO HALEY for reseu-
truce. The sheriff left on the early morn
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
SHIPMENT OF FRUIT.

The fruit Industry in Idaho IS rapidly
fargln, ~ the front until IL has already
become - prime factor among the trans
portation companies that do business IN
that state. AS conservative estimate
n is asserted that this season there will
he over 200 carloads OF fruit shipped ont
Of the fertile district that lies ia the
neighborhood of Boise aud Nampa direct
to Liverpool. England. by express.
An agent Of the Earl Fruit company
who has been looking over the situation
ia Idaho IS responsible for the statement
that there is no other fruit grown in the
Unitcd States today That can equal the
Idaho product for stability or iirmnesS
aud is better qualified to stand the trans
porlatiou across The Atlantic. He fur
theI states that some of the fruit has
been already shipped to The London mar
let with the result that 10 arrived in first
class condition to compare very favurabiy
with anything TO bc bought upon tnc
Convent Garden market Salt Lake Her
aid
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
Buffalo Hump.

A Mt Idaho special TO the Lewiston
Tribune says: News reached here to-
night of another big strike just made at
Buffalo Hump. The strike WAS made on
the Dewey mine. located about two and
one bali miles south orthe Hump. Four
feet Of ore has been exposed that is said
to be- the richest yet found in the district
and tue report says the ore is spccked
with gold. Detailed information of the
strike is not available here ut this time
but much excitement has resulted in the
district.
The Dewey mine IS owned by Il. Da-
wilson apd partner and others. and the
strike WAS made while the owners were
prosecuting Development work on the
property. Davidson is well known IN
The district. having been employed for Il
period AZ IL clerk IN the store OF Frank
Brown AT the Hump.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
Emmett.

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
State News.
Hon Q burned.

Ex-County Commissioner J. NJ Stew
art OF STAR WIS IN town Friday. He
SAYS crops are looking well in his neigh
horhOod and reports the burning lat
"Wednesday night Of the house owned by
Robert Douglas down the valley near his
own residence The fire broke ont about
1ldnight Of "Wednesday and the house
aud most Of the contents were burned.
No body has ANY theory rs to the origin
Of the fire The family IS now camping
ia the yard The loss Is very severe
one, Mr. Stewart says. TO the Douglas
tlmI,N -CAnlLnl.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
Notice Of Application for
UNITED STATES PATENT

Survey Number 1916, United
States Land Office, Boise City, Ida.
August 3, 1900.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance Of the Act of Congress, APP
proved May TO- 1873, the Black Crook
Mining and Milling Company Corpora
ton org ,ni2ed and existing under the
laws of Titan, 10y William Bnford its At
torncy in fact, has made application for
a patent for the Black Crook. Imp, and
Demon Consolidated LodcS bearing gold
and silver the same being situated in West
View Mining District Boise County.
State of Idaho, and described by the Of
fetal plat herewith posted and by the
field notes on Tile in the office of the Reg
lister Boise Civ Land District, State of
Idaho, as follows t1-wil:
BLACK CROOK LODE
Beginning at corner number l, of the
Black Crook Lode being IL hr post 1 feet
long, 4 inches square, set two feet in the
ground. marked l-l5l5 from which L. 5.
L. NJ number > West View Mining DIS.
trict, Boise County, Idaho. bears scutn
&C degrees. 50 minutes east lO1O5 feet;
thence north - degrees and 81 minutes
west. 5S3.3 feet to corner number ,, "A fir
post marhrs 2-l5l5; thence south 81 de-
grces l6 minutes west 1900 rcct to corner
number g. tir post marked 3-l5lj;
thence south - degrees 81 minutes east
GOO6 feet 70 corner number :. lir post
marke. 4.l5l5; thence north "a degrees
O6 minutes east l5OOS feet To corner
number ], the place of beginning; con-
tanning 20 1855 acres. The lucaJion not
ice Of the above claim is recorded IN Book
., Record of Quartz Mluuing Claims, at
page $50 Of the Records of Boise County.
State Of Idaho. Adjoining claims on
this lode none.
THE imp" LODE,
Beginning at corner number ], being
Or post marked l.l5l5 from winch L. ).
l.. NJ. number bears south 10 degrees,
- minutes west no feet: thence north
l. degrees 81 minutes west 6OO.G feet 60
corner number 2 a ilr post marked 2-l5lj,
thence south "a degrees, as minutes west
llsD z feet TO corner number 3, identical
with corner number of .hc Black Cruuk
Lode Of this Survey, thence south II de-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27
Southern NV.

Schedule in effect April 10. 1909.
All trains arrive and leave nom Pennsy lv1als
Passenger Station.
e;Jl 4. uL-Dally-Locai Tor Danyiiie, Charlotte.
and way stations. Connects al Manassas t0r Strss-
burg and Harrsonburg daily and Staunton week
days. and al Lynchburg with the Norfolk and
Western - y, and with C. & o. r. K. daily for
Natural Bridge and Lexington.
HIS A. m.-Daily-THE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. sleeping Cars 20 jacksonville VIA
savannah, uniting al salisbury with sleeper foe
Ashevile and Hot springs, y c. Knoxville, Chat
tauooga, and Memphis Tenn. and At Chlrlotta
with Sleeper for Augusta. Connects TO Columbia
with Sleeper for Charleston Sleeping car 70
New Orleans, uniting az Charlotte with Sleeper
for Atlanta solid train Washington 20 Ne"
Orleans without change Dining Tar serve.
Connects az LyuChburg calIy for Natural hftlse
and Lexington.
n 30 q. m.-Daily- Local Tor ChaTiottesvile.
4;01 p. m--Lccll Cor Frsut Royal stfa5blrS,
and Harrisonbgrg week days
go r. m-Daiiy-NEW YORB AND FLORIDA
ENPRESS Sleeping Cars TO Port Tampa. va
Savannah and jacksonville. connecting with Draw
ing room Sleeping Car for St Augustine ard
Miami. sleeping Car 20 Augusta. wa C9icinDii-
with connection Tor Aiken and Charleston.
Through coach 90 Jacksonville Dining car ser
vice.
$50 D. m--naly ASlllNGToN ANb Guar
TANOOGA LIMITED. VIA L1NCtBL &c sleep
INK Cars 20 Memphis and View Orleans. through
Bristol Plrl0r and Observation Car between Rad
i0.a5 D1iIv-W ASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN LIMITED Sleepers to Nashville.
Tenn via AsheyiIIe Knoxville and Chat an logas
Wsmnhfs via Birmingham: New Orleans via At
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

7
4 NAN with 500 to join me in a sure thing at
summer resort; references exchanged Ad
/ dress BOX 4S6, this office ap2I3t
| WANTED-To purchase, a small grocery, confec-
uoneTy or fruit store. Address Bon 49,
I this office. ap2t-5t
FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures Of a confect ionery
bargain stor. for rent Gl2 -th Il. W.
su9-S
| I,oD corr 60 $4,000 III ---+;-.o--
| f'i' SAT- ga, ti5"sl'Pg'' - ~ s.1.-1tI.y
! route; low rent 30 18Th ST. NV ap27-St
---------
/ FOR sALE-Drug store, elegant business location;
/ CHANGE. Atlantic Bldg ap27-3t
------------
lux SALE II"t'Iy store must be solG' no tea-
81 ng ,r57.9t
YOUNG man in business wants a partner with
800 capital 10 open another place; lady pre-
iered. ADDRESS BON 492, TINS once. sp2I4t
WANTED Party willing T., furnish fine delivery
wagon 20. and team can learn Of clean money
y,sLin,T t,,.i,s.s Address ROY 4sI tbis office
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RAILRO
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

from station, 49, s. and Pa Aven-s-
In Effect November I. ls9g.
For Alexandra, week days. $50, 7:0t, I'D
500. s;25. $50. e:2j 1000. HOO, ll:t5. a. -
xl2-o5. 1920, I2;s5, NJ 20 las, 2 100 2;io SIS
s-59- T4:l5. 40, sos. x5;20. $50, 6.0l, $50
''0o, -S5. 500. 9.C; 1000. II 90. II 80 p.
sunday. i5. 900. 9:5. lO..0. HIS. a. ~
l2;O0 noon 12;sj I.3O. 2:i5. co. 8. As $50. $50
900, Gas. go. Sis. o.oo, 10:Oo. u..o lis.
,. m.
Fer Mount Vernon, week days-63o. 500 1o.0o
II 900, a m, xl2 90, x1;20. 200. 2iO $50. $685.
geo ,, m.
sundays-o;oo. 1900 noon, 215 s:t5. s.i5. 300
q. m.
For Arlington and hoi:edact Bridge. week
davs-s;00. $50. .9.25. 1000. Hoo. a m. .i2:o5
10 l2:i5. Us. 2:O0. -2.fU. .3.Z5. AIS. J.U5
500. $50. zoo. 500 D. m
Suneays-7;45. 900. Gas 1880. 1l.is. e m.
1900 noon, 1245. $50 2:i5. 500. q 10, 30
S:l5 500. 6;i5. 7.So. Sis. p. m.
Parcels carried on ali trains. Baggage checked.
zExpres- 10 Arlington only
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SAL. korsingtou. NV house. six rooms
and bath; convenient and well buiit: corner
Tot. T. T. NASH. 1891 sth st. dp2I5-
FOR -Hyattsyille. Nd. Groom house; acre
Of ground; tine garden land; 80 feet 'front.'
and b. & o. r. r.; title clear. Apply Room lOt
Corcoran Bldg, or owner. Box IS. Hyattsville.
Nd ap2l-6t. en-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27
WALL PAPER.

HOT days are coming soon House cleaning Tins
is drawing near. Before you put things into
shape for the summer. let paper the rooms.
New dainty stylish paper-the handsomest pat
terms Of the season Finest work g up. T. u.
NOLTE, so 9th St No BRANCH. apes e
ROOMS papered. A.75 up; guaranteed samples
brought THOS d. GEORGE, 4Il5 9Th ST.
su. ap2l 81, en-
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN VALUABLE TENE-
MENTS. SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER or 3iTU AND q SIS,
1 =

MENTS. STU ATED AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF 3iTU AND q SIS,
GEORGETOWN.
b. virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated the
Goth day Of Nav, 1893, and recorded ia liber 1896
folio $40 ct seq. Of the land records q the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. THE 20rH DAY OF APRIL. 1900,
AT g O'CLOCK =. NJ. 40 Of lots numbered one
hundred and eight fn oas hundred and
niuetv-one Gsj to- IgU. both inclusive. ia Amanda
Nackalrs subdivision % Tot nine 10 square twelve
hundred and seventy-fou G2lH, together with
all improvements thereon, consisting q six brick
dwellings containing SIX rooms each and al i'm
proyemeIts therein, and one building containing
six ROOMS besides the store and cellar
The property will be sold subject 70 a prior
deed Of trust. made 10 secure an Indebtedness Of
eight thousand and seven hundred dollars. par
ticulars Of which will be stated az time Of sale.
The purchaser will he required to pay the re-
maindcr in cash goo Of which will be paid on
day Of sale and the remainder iE ten days there
after. Title good or no sale. 'h"se houses will
first be offered separately.
JOHN TAYLOR ARMS.
SAM A. DRURY
spsO-SEds-exSa Trustees, $40 81. Nv.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27
wANTED-HonsEs AND VEHICLES.

NANIEb-A horse and wagon or Iuges cu week
lE payments. Add.e-- BON go tbs Office.
Eu2I3t
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GO c 3 oaip AL.
the GrRndest scenery OF
Annericn. All Trains Yestibuied,
Electric Lighted, steam Heated.
All Meals served In Dining Cars.
station sixth and ID Streets.

Schedule in eheCt leotldIg - AlJY
2.f5 p 81 DAILN-CiuCInnau and 81. Louis
snecial-SoIid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sicrpcrs TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville, Ia
diaugpolis and 81. Louis. without change Parl0r
Oar toyingtou Va. TO Virginia Hot springs
p,rjor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago. -
UIO p ~ DAILY ?. y. Limited SOMA
train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers TO Oincin-
natl Lexington. and Louisville. without change
open for occupancy At 800 p. m Ionnee-
lion for Hot Springs. Va. daily Pullman
.',,lf,rtr.ert car % Virginia Hot springs daily
sygent sunday. Observation Car Hinton 10 Ga
.iursG Sleepcfs Cincinnati ~ Chicago ana x.
u.f5 A. n DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY For
Newport News, Norfolk, and Old Point 'oni3ss
lyIl Penn. r. r., K. +. 2, and hichmondl'
" n BNIY-For G1rdousyile. Char
lsftcsyille. Stauutou. daily. and for Richmond
daily except sunday ,r-
Ressryati5a and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
.s5lss 51g PerfsyI vdria Avenue. coo 14h street.
mar +. and &C the station. Telephone CALL Ill.,
f.r Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
&c. ". FULLER,
~ -.-- ---r r--.--' pHa----.- '-.~-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A few more nice lots at DesnewoOd
ne. extension Of the Columbia line: one
fare: Large lots 500; small monthly payments.
no interest. c. HANBACK,. Go + ST. NV. Room 1.
ap263t. en-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27
COUNTRY BOARD.

NANTED-To buy q luudau. cheap Tor cash Ad-
dress CT apply the ALMA co. sls 9ih 81. nv.
ap26-st
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27

WANTED Good barber. at once; - Sd suau
t2l 9Th ST. ~w.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-27

FOR RENT-22 room mansion; ? baths;
hot and cold wafer; furnace, range, Ia
trobes; beautiful grounds. shade. one min
ute to electric cars. at Hyattsvilie; suit
able for sanitarium or boarding house; SO.
DUCkETT s. DENT, 63j + st.
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WANTED Fifty men at once; woodcuuors pre-
iorred. Apply ATNATER 64J Pa ave- 81.