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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
NAELINDA'S
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When Melindy Virgins got engaged
to Pelig jerks, her ma WIS just tickled
to death. l5eaus was scaSe down to
Pun!i!nviilc, fur none of the young men
would stay AFTER they wus growed up.
Besides, Pclig is real forehanded and
quite Il catch.
His ma was sot ag'in his marryin at
all, and Melindy she wouldn't never
hev caught him eff she hadn't took airly
mornin walks bout the time he went
over to his place of business and met
him as eff by accident.
l am told that he proposed by Tag
CARTS barn and wus excepted in front
of the shoemaker's and gave Melindy
her engagement ring jest this side of
the blacksmith's.
Well, Mrs. Virgins she wus real sot
up about it, and she said that Melindy
should be dressed up as much as any
bride there ever had been in Punkin-
vile, eff not leetle better. But Mr.
Virgins, Melindy's pa, he come of a
close family, and he wus near himself
'twus his mater to be-and when Melin-
dy's ma asked him fur money to shop
fur the things he jest buttoned up his
pockets and said, "Naw." He oilers
pronounced no that way when he wus
sot. Nav" seq he, II amt toiled and
moiled forty odd year fur to let my
money be spent like water. You kin
make list out of what is wanted, and
I'll get it, "a
Well, when he spoke up like that Mrs.
Virgins she knew 'twusn't no good
talkin-- So she said "Ps,r,ans- you AZ.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
PURPLE FeINGED ORCHID.

GT,h!i, my orchid. if make dell
@: n.1say words, wood mirrors OF dark speech
And with purple Love alone alight,
A poem all of cleaning monody
That leads through glimmering LEAKAGE OF grave
thought
Unto one rosy blossom. in the dusk;
My orchid, ii | shut yol in my heart
Nor rob the hcmlock twilight of its star,
Whom none but lovers find, and who finds none
But lovers, since the time and long before
The Cherokee's foot upon the messy mares
Passed you con;emptuous. as the mountaineer
Now passing idly notes and nothing heeds;
My orchid, if give your scent voice
Strange the sphinx's riddle, how your flower
Is human and inhuman, part OF man
And infinitely apart from man, who pucks,
But cannot take your beauty when he goes,
Who brought your beauty with him when he
came.
orchid, purple cloud OF winged stars!
purple crown and sweetness of the dark
Spirit, In habit this the dust of speech
And rise up living at its somber heart
To end thy monody with rosy 'Love!"
1t is all made of grace and fantasy,
All made OF fragrance and of purple air;
1t is all made of death for life to be;
Find it who can. and how he finds beware.
Joseph Russell Taylor in Scribner's Magazine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22

TO the paiTor ana SOt around, ana =
Barker wus tryin to git up dancin, and
| did hope things would end happy,
when all of a sudden folks began to
look pale and say they wus p'isoned.
So they seemed to be. One arter the
other wus took sick, and they all said,
the same thing-it wus the salad.
felt very poorly myself, and so did my
Obediah. The minister had gone home
sick, and there wus regular panic.
There wus one doctor there, and he
sent fur another, and old Miss PEBBLES
said 1t wus like old cholera times. 1t
wus awful, anyway, but jest as we
wus at the wust, we ladies lyin about
In the up stairs rooms expectin to die
and feelin sure it wus arsenic, Mrs.
Virgins appeared amongst us.
"Friends and Teller Sinners" she said,
1--WE air ali on the pint Of death, and
here. before you all, l make confess
sion. l am thief and robber, and
shall never be pardoned. 1t wus me
that robbed my husband, and, more
than that, stole the chickens to make
the sallad-one of 'em from each Of my
good friends and neighbors. Judgments
has fallen!"
You wus driv to it, Mrs. Virgins"
seq l, "by your pardner's meanness.
We all knowed it, and none of us
blame you"
you don't know ALL" said Mrs. Wig
gins. "Moren that. went to the store
and TUX my chances and stole bottle
of lie. The recipe said to make the sal
lad dressin with lie. I'd never made
none. l stole the bottle. Oh, shant
never be forgiven, shan't never be for
given! / TUX a bottle of pi'son of some
sort, fur it wus in the drug department
where lies is kept, and Pm muir
dererw
"Oh, ho!" says the doctor. Bring me
the bottle, Mrs. Virgins. and / guess
I'll find out how to cure 'em"
Mrs. Virgins fetched it; doctor he
| tasted it.
"rhis amt p'ison, ladies'" seq he.
There amt no great harm done. only
] don't suppose the recipe mentioned cas-
tor oil for salad dressing. 'Tisnt usual
anyhow. Nobody is goin to die this
time, Mrs. Virgins, unless it is you
yourself You lie down and quiet your
SELF
Poor Mrs. Virgins. she dropped on
her knees and prayed right there fur
thankfulness, and we all fined in. and
as soon as folks knowed they hadn't
tux arsenic tbs I'll got better Mrs.
Virgins soleI distracted looks
and her not eatin any had made them
that worn't in the secret think that
she'd gone crazy and done 1t a-purpose,
which scared 'em more.
! And they do say Mr.. Virgins amt
quite so near as he used to be since he
saw what might come of drivin a wo-
man into corner for want of a penny
Still. we shan't forget Melindy Wig
gins wedding in hurry. those of us
! that Wenttoit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
ON THEIR SEA LEGS.
Cattle md B"--.. Do Not Get Fright
.ned J.. Rough weather.

Cattle and B~.s~s Do Not Get Fright
.ned j.. Rough Weather.
'Do the horses and cattle get fright
ened and make much disturbance in
rough weather." asked the writer Of
New York dealer who ships cattle
abroad.
Bless you, no. They've got sea legs
that would put an old salt to shame.
Occasionally horse will lose his bal
lance. but a bullock is the greatest bal
ancer you ever saw. They are knowing
brutes too, You know. we put them
four in pen. Well. you'll never find
all four standing up or lying down at
one time. They figure the thing out
and decide how they'll get the most
room and most comfort. So two Of
them stand up while two lie down.
When they get tired. they shift the
watch.
The horses like to be talked to when
there's a big sea on and things are
pretty lively. They always like GER
tain men better than others. So do
the cattle. We have one man who can
do anything with them. Every bull
lock anu morse Oh llle DOaC KNOWS ulul
by the time we've been out two days.
He comes in handy when there's an
accident.
It's mighty seldom that a serious
/ accident happens nowadays, but once
N awhile horse or Il bullock does
get thrown and breaks leg or does
some bad damage. We don't carry
veterinary. The men know as much
about ordinary cattle and horse all
ments as any vet. and if one of the
6rutes breaks his leg there's nothing
for 1t but to kill him. a veterinary
couldn't do anything for him.
THE company charges from Sc to
$50 head for carrying cattle and
from $27 to $3.50 head for horses.
When the government inspectors stop
ped overcrowding. they cut down the
carrying capacity of some boats IS
head That made a pretty big hole In
the ships profits in the course Of q
year."-Exchange.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22

right, pa" ana she wrote down some
things and kinder winked acrost to Me-
Indy, who wus beginning to cry at the
idea of her pa, that didn't know caliker
from blankets, a-choosin her weddin
clothes.
The help saw all that and heered
what wus said and naturally told folks.
Well, that AFTERNOON Mr. Virgins
went to town to sell his potatoes and
got the money and come down on the
boat as usual
The boat landin is in quite lonesome
place, and he went home by a sort of
side path anyways, and just about dusk
the Browns heard howlin in the pic
mic woods and, goin to see what it wus,
there wus old Virgins tied to a tree.
He told 'em he'd been beset by rob-
bers and that they wus so fierce and
furious he'd been obliged to give 'em
every cent he had. He described 'em
as most outlandish critters. He said
their hair wus like cotton wool and
their faces black. Their hats wus tied
on with big handkerchiefs, and they
WIS queer and SLOPPY in the small Of
their backs. Their hands and feet wus
sort of small and skinny lookin, and
they had blue oyeralls and linen busters
on. He said 'twusn't their strength that
overcome him, but their bein so spooky
and supernaturallike. And one of 'em
said in a holler voice, Little you know
who we be" and the other: "We're tax
in your money because you don't per-
vide as you should fur solemn occa-
sions. Beware in futurev'
When he got home, he cried and said
he wished he'd Civ Mrs. Virgins the
money for Melindy's things, but she
said it happened fortunate that her sis
ter Melindy's aunt, had sent her a
present fur her weddin.
The help now, she don't think them
robbers wus supernatural, and she seq
II ever Mr.. Virgins finds out the truth
she dunno what will happen to Mrs.
Virgins. / kinder think myself that
the robbers wus Mrs. Virgins and
Melindy dressed up in some old clothes.
with cotton batting wigs. and l don't
blame 'em.
| Well, Melindy had her clothes after
all, but before they wus finished Mr..
Virgins he'd got over his skeer and
got as mean as ever again. and he
wouldn't give his unfortunate wife moth
in extry for the supper. She borried
The Tide of Fashion from the Rabbits
and found out that she'd orter hey
chicken salad.
But MIR. Virgins, he said he wus
sellin his chickens, not devourin Of 'em
hum. and l suppose what she had done
before kinder weakened poor Mrs. Wig
gins conscience, for seein her own
coops wus locked up, the poor soul went
around to the neighbors and stole one
chicken apiece from each Of us. 1t wus
kinder just to do it that way when she
might have took 'em all from one of us
ard those of us that caught her at il
made no our minds not to SAY unthin
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22

OUT jest TO pray-Tur her, ana we'u sent
over word that eff there wus anythin
we could do to call on u.s. And per-
haps she felt we'd be willin to spare
the chickens, but wus proud about ask
ing fur 'em.
Well. she got the things together
somehow. and she cooked the chickens
and made the salad and borried chany
of most of us and got up real fust
rate supper and sot the table with
flowers. They wus mostly marygolds
and old man, and some folks don't like
the smell of neither, but the yaller
and green looked pretty, and it wus
all ready for the compars When they
cum hum from church.
We that knowed things felt that we
could see marks of innard torture on
poor Mrs. Virgins face, and WE felt to
sympathize, fur she wus naturally a
moral woman and pious one, and
she'd been driven to sin by the mean
ness of her pardner. You see, she wus
one of them women that lives fur their
children. Eff she'd been a pelican, she'd
hev took all the feathers out of her
buzzim to make 'em beds, and she'd
sackerficed herself fur Melindy. She
looked kinder better when she got to
church, but our minister he wus young
and hadn't married nobody before, and
bein narvouS, he commenced fur to
read the burial saryice instead Of the
marriage sarvice, and we bein all stiff
with horrer, hadn't presence of mind
enough fur to stop him until he'd actil-
ly buried Melindy as fur as words
could go, and Mrs. Virgins wus in
high strikes.
However, she got over 'em, and the
minister he said he didn't know after
oil but 1t wus providence to keep us
from bein too sot on the things of this
world and reminded how short life wus
and went back and married 'em proper.
And SO we did get back to Virgins,
only, Mr.. Virgins hevin been too mean
to get the wagin mended, the wheel
come off, and they wus all split out and
eenamost drownded goin over Slabside
bridge that amt got no railin. Mrs.
Virgins, poor dear, wus soaked, and
kept sayin, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Judgments is comin!' We knowed what
she wus thinkin Of, and we tried to
cheer her up.
/ Well, when the folks wus dried and
dressed over we all went to supper, and
we praised it up as much as we could,
but Mrs. Virgins sot down in her place
like ghost. and folks began to talk
and laugh and help everything. But
she didn't smile.
She passed the chicken salad plates
to the help, and the help gave 'em to
the folks, and we all tasted it, but it
/: didn't relish. Still we tried to eat it fur
her sake. Most of us done it. too, and
the coffee wus good. and we cheered
up some. Mrs. Virgins didn't eat no
salad herself, so she didn't know how
IT tasted After sumner. we. all went in
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
A Bright Jury.

In a larceny case in Maine it was
agreed to go on with only II men on
the jury. The trial lasted several
hours. and then the jury retired to
deliberate upon the evidence and find
verdict. After being out four hours
the jury reported that it could not
agree. and accordingly it was dis
charged from further duty in the case,
and the prisoner was remanded to the
Jail. A little later the attorneys for the
respondent got at" one of the jury
men and asked him how the vote stood
in the jury room.
WELL" said he. I'VE balloted about
20 times, and each time there were II
votes for conviction. but at no time
could we get IL votes for conviction, SO
we had to report disagreement"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
Extra News.

The lady minstrel show, given by
home talent, Tuesday evening, at
the X. P. Opera House, was a tinan-
cial success, besides affording an
evening of pleasant entertainments
The gross receipts amounted to
about forty dollars The amount
left, after paying all expenses, will
be turned over to the Thursday
Club to be used for the benefit of
the public library.
Claude Campbell, whose home is
at York, Nebraska, and who will be
remembered by many of our citi-
zens, telephoned down, last Sunday
afternoon, for someone to come up
with team to get him, and as there
was no livery team in town Joe
Gearheart kindly consented to go
after Claude and he came down in
the evening and passed the next
day with his relatives at the A..
Campbell home, in this city.
A sweet girl graduate in Mis-
souri, town thus described the man
ner in which a goat butted boy
out ola front yard: He hurled the
previous end Of his anatomy
against the boys afterwards with
an earnestness and velocity which,
backed by the goats avoirdupois.
impaired momentum that was not
relaxed until the instigator of the
vehement evaporation landed on
terra firma beyond the pale of the
goats Jurisdiction"
Lou. Anciaux was down from
Greeley, Wednesday,, and while sit
ting in front of Mack Thomas store
with crowd of friends with whom
he was pleasantly willing away the
time we came along and he remark
ed: you doubtless remember of
telling in The Journal. early in the
summer, that Will Hensley had just
returned from Chicrgo and he said:
Ed. Young has the best piece of
corn between my place and Chica-
CO." Well, you can now say that
Ed. Young has the poorest piece of
corn between my place and Extra"
Lou. wiped the persplration from
his brow and continued: know a
good piece of corn when see it,
but don't see many this year"
Our public schools will begin on
Monday. September I'd. The build
ing and everything is in readiness
and the schools, with the efficient
corps of teachers, are the pride of
the town; and everyone looks for
ward with feeling of hope for the
future success of the years work
that is 80 near at hand. There is a
strong public sentiment in favor of
the policy of the board of education
and the instruction given by the
various teachers. The public should
not only favor the work to be per
formed but should frequently visit
the various rooms and by every
possible means encourage and sus-
tain the efforts of the teachers and
heartily cooperate with them in
their every effort that is for the adj
vancement of higher and better ed
ucation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
THE EXHIBITIONS

will be what you make them. Every part of the county
should be represented in department. Bring hogs
cattle, sheep. your horses people
what Audubon county produce Entries being
fast Come among the first.
Evening star., 1901-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

TAYLOR & PAYNE, SOLICITORS e1s 18TH
n.w.-Filed August 8, 1901. J. r. Young. Clerk
In the Supreme Court of the District of columbia.
Holding an Equity Gourt;-Sarah b Haines VS.:
Son motion Of the plainsit1, b her solicitor;
returned not found. 1t is this sth day of August.
1901. ordered that the defendants Louise H. Bellis
Henry Bellis James Burcker, John Burcker, Will
liam Buteker. Harriet BurekeT. Sarah Bnrsker
BIT John Nssb, william arsa Clarke Francis
George Burcker. Anna Burcker. William Burcker,
William Cornish. Mary Cornish Potter and Theo-
dore f. Potter, cause their appearance to be enter
ed herein on before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day. otherwise the cause win
be proceeded with 10 case Of default. Provided,
copy Of this order is published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day. The object OF
this suit is to partition in kind orn lieu thereof
by SALE and for the latter purpose the appointment
Of a trustee to make the same. Of lot No. As In
square No. 22S, as the same is recorded in Liber
No. g. folio 268, Of the records OF the surveyors
office of the District of Columbia, and for such
other relief as Is more fully set forth In the bill
filed in this cause. HARRY N, UABAuGH, Jus
By R. ]. NEIGS Jr., Assistant Clerk. au21-1aw,5w
Evening star., 1901-09-03
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FOR RENT-317 G NE; 6 ROOMS AND BATH
IN. t.; newly papered rent $3.50.
se3-2t JOHN SCRIVENER $40 Az
FOR RENT-s3s c NV; 10 ROOMS, BATHS;
furnace heat; rent $75.s7.
se3-2t JOHN SCRIvENER, 319 Az NV.
FOR RENT-4OS ST. NV; BEST HOUSE,
cheapest rent in city, in perfect condition; ready
to move into; two-story and cellar. Rent, $3.50;
did Fent for $50. se3-3t*
FOR RENT-DEEDLB & CO., 1919 ST.
929 r av 9r&b. 500. w 1919 F, Office ,$5&1O0O
1921 n II ay, CRIB IS. SO 1924 Ward ct Ar wa 800
lO36-3S-4O 32d NV, 1904 Wood ct nw
stable, water. -. .3O.OO Ar, w.............S 500
S11 18th NV, 6rtb. .2O.5o se3-tf
Evening star., 1901-09-03

FAIRFAX S06-S + NV.
$35.50.....l5l7 2Sth, 9r
$40. so. 1874 18th nw.9r.b
$35. 80. .l722 lst Ew,Sr.b ba
$35. The Ghristiani, 5r ba
S35. Monmouth Chambers
$3.50. 1910 18th NV. .9r,b b
$50. so. I'LL n NV, 6r, ba
5000. .920 r / av. 9r
$50. so. .11O8 Yale NV, ,Sr.b
$50. so. .34-56-I0 v, 9r. ba
$50. so. .1SO6 14th NV. sto
$50. so. 1903 4th nw.9r, ba
$50. so. .l7th&k NV. store
$40. so. At Quincy NV. .Sr.b
$50. so. .331h Pa av Sc
$27. 80. .2210 18th. sto. sta
$3.50. .13O9-11 II ne, ,6r,b
$3.50. .2211 14th nw,Sr.b
SIS. go. .1l04 . NV, Sr, ba
SIS. 80. .320 T NV. .Sr.b
$50. 40. .415 Q fiw, 7r, ba
$3. .9O1 U NV, fat
SOS. .....1706 Pa av. fiat
Spruce NV, Or, b
$40 + NV, OF rs
So. so. .7O5 s NV, 7r, ba
$22.5O. .11OS Fl ne, Or, ba
$22.50. 1923 9th NV. Or, ,ba
$2l. .622 Seaton ne ,6r.b
$50 so. sos 9th ne, Or, ba
$50 so. sos 7th sw, fiat
$40. -. .Hyattsville, Md
5000. .517 N J av NV, Or
S1S.. S....... Randolph, Md
$3.50. .614 Tenn ay. Or, b
$3.50. .i33 7th Sc, Or, 'ba
S17.30. 900 NJ Sc, Or, ba
$16.5O. sos 7th sw, store
S16.5O.541 14th Sc, Or. ba
SIG. .16O6 n ] av, fat
$3.50. .652 Acker ne, 6r. ba
.1116-2O g ne, fats
SIS. so. 1907 Md az sw, fiat
SIS. 80. 1104 9th Sc, 6r, ba
Sl5. 80. .602-G NJ Sc, Or, ba
$16. Clarendon. va
SIS GOA + NV. 2 on r.3d n
S13. 80. 1907 Nd av sw, fiat
$3.50. 0..........9o2 Sd ne
$12.30. 1904 Ith Sc. sto.5r
l.
SIP. I'LL G. NV, fiat
$10.50. 81 Fenton ne, 5r
$40. Stab r'r 1874 10th NV
$40. Astoria, 1r, fur
$40. .312 .ford's court. Ar
81 80. 1851 7th NV. store
$7.....1319 Wylie ne, Or
So. 100 q NV, off rooms
Evening star., 1901-09-03
PROPOSALS.

U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE 735 n. CAPITOL ST.
Washington: d. c., September 3, l90l..Sealed pro-
THIRD, 1901, and then publicly opened, for fur
nishing Window Sash, Plate Glass, Common Glass
and Sash Weights for the new building for Gov
ernment Printing Office. Information furnished
application. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Captain.
Engineers. se3,4.5, ,6.oc1,2
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c..
Washington D. c., August % leo1.-Sealed pro-
s' r. On Sis SEPTEMBER fsff sEVENT isoi, for New
Boiler House with Plumbing for the Jefferson
streets sw., Washington, D. G. Blank forms Of
proposals may be obtained upon application there
District Of Columbia. WILLIAM T1NpAIL. Seere-
tary. aus ct
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID, G.,
washington @ g. August ST. rs l ,, Pr9
Il. NO on sEPTEMBER SEVENTH, 1901 for fur,
nishing Plumbing Fixtures in the BiEney School
Building located on Nichols ave. s.e Washington,
ID. c. Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained
application therefor at the office of the In
and bids upon these forms only will be considered
Plans and specifications, together with all neces-
sy rg be f re at nt the & Of
Proposals must be inclosed in a sealed envelope,
indorsed: Proposals fer Furnishing Plumbing FIX
bia. WILLIAM TINDALL. Secretary. au2s-8t
TREAsURER's OFFICE, o. s. SOLDIERS
Home Washington d. c., August 81, 1901. Pre-
at'fhi At this of ONCE until Ten AN on FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER THIRTEENTH. 1901, for supplying the
home @ during the peri period d cSmmencing 1nn October T.
lows: 5000 tons (more less) Of Best w. A.
Furnace Coal. 900 tons dnore or less) of Best
Best R: NJ Cumberland Coal. To be inspected
and weighed by the home free Of charge to the
M seT ana spp
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Evening star., 1901-09-03

FpR RENT-SIONE &
$3.50. 1904 II 1 av, fur
$3.50. Iowa circle. 15r. 3ha
$12o. .719 9th st NV
$l25. .719 9Th NV
S13. 1872 Sunderland
$125. 1870 l. st
$75. .227 9th ne, 12r
$75. .Mintwood place
S15. .1410 Goth NV, Tor. ba
$15. 1907 Clifton, 14r. ba
SO.50. 1905 Yale NV, l2r, b
$0.50. 1905 18th NV, ,llr,b
$50. 1850 8 NV, ,12r, 2ba
500. 200 Ind av, 11r, ba
sos. 75. 1922 18th NV, l2r, b
$55. 1000 Md av ne. a, fur
SIS: ..725 18th NV, Or, ba
$50. IS. .17ii N NV, Sr, ba
$50. IS. .1249 Ken av, lori b
$30.50. 1883 Harv'd. l2r,b
$5o.50. .3lol 18th, Tor. ba
$50. Warehouse, N ] av
$50. .725 18th NV, Or, ba.
$50. 1892 K NV, 12r, ba
$3.50. 1918 s NV, Tor, bsI
$3.50. 1419 9th nw.1lr,bI
$3.50. 1925 Il NV, Or. ba
$3.50. 1923 11th NV. Tor. b
$45. Monmouth Chambers
$45. .174S Oregon ay, lIr,
$40. 90. 1872 H'v'd,1Or, 2ba
$3.50. .34O2Aforgan ay, ,l2rI
$4O.75 1919 18th NV, w,11r,b,
$40. so. 1907 Md av sw,
12r, 2ba.
$4O.50. .14O7 r I av, ,Sr. ba
$40. so. .1411 r / av, ,Sr. .ba
$40. so. G23 Md av ne. 1Or.b b
$1,000. .2574 Univ pl, lOr.b
$40.0. 1881 18th NV, Or
$40.50. 1888 10Th NV, Or, ba
si0.50.1716 18th NV, ,Sr, ba
$40. so. .1419 Goth NV Or, bl
$40.50. .1143 21st NV, 1Or, b.
$40.50. .....1Si1 18th, tur
$40. Monmouth Chambers
$40. :. The Christiani, Or
1.O.21 Fl NV, sto&dwg
$37. so. .3109 10th NV. yr, ba
$3.50. 1917 18th w.1lr.b
$35- so. .233 I'd Sc, Or, ba
$35. so. 1925 Greg av,9r, ,ba
$3.50. 1000 Md av ne fiat!
$35. so. .215 18th sw, 12rI
$35. SO. 1887 Sth NV. Or, b.
$35. 80. Sto&cel, 7th&M nwi
$35. go. .34l9Morg'n av,9r.b
Evening star., 1901-09-03

FOR RENT-F. II. SMITH CO., 14oS N Y AVE,
Rental Agents, Bond bldg.
14O5 NV, 20r 3b. $4,000 1414 15th lat, 2b. 10 90
115 1th NV, 11r&b .55 90 l714 18th CRIB AZ so
2212 N NV, 1OrSb. 1000 1880 T NV, Sr&b. 80. 90
1910 NV, Sr&b. 1000 145I Fla av, sr&b. .25. 90
l40S St'ghton, 9r&b $500 233 ne Sr&b. p. 90
2227 18th NV, Grab. 81 90 229 ne 7r&b. %. 90
2913 NV, Or. 1850 421 4th Sr&b. .2s. 90
Evening star., 1901-09-03
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-A SMALL, COMPLETELY FIyRNISJED
nat; near street cars; children. State price
and location. Box l22, Star Office. its
WANTED = NEATLY FURNISHED FLAT OR
house for Q. or IL months Best of care by
responsible party; reasonable rent. Address Box
%, Staf Office. au3i ST.