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Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

\ meeting was held at the Grinnell
school house Sunday, Nov. 10, at
which Revs. c. \. Hemborg and c. +.
Hoffsten conducted services and after
which there was a discussion as to
the needs for services in that vicinity.
\ committee consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Falll, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Seahilm, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Pet
erson, Mrs. j. Hackerson and August
Swanson was appointed to inquire in
to the matter. At meeting held
subsequently it was decided to ask
the mission district to furnish a pas
tor whom the committee would meet
at Moline or Rock Island and take TO
the place of meeting and that SER
vices should be held every other Sun
day afternoon at the Grinnell school
house at o'clock, the service being
alternately in Swedish and English.
That services be held in the Hunt
school house every other Sunday
evening in English and that they be
held every other Sunday in East Mo-
line in English.
NJ. A. Steel, travelling man for the
Moline Plow company, will soon de-
part for California to take position
in the California-Moline Plow COM
pany at Sacramento. Mrs. Steel
leaves in week for the south to
spend the holidays at her home be-
fore going west.
Miss Anna Mitchell, of Fort Madi-
son, is visiting at the home of Miss
Bodey.
H. A. Beam, of the S. U. 1. medical
school, is visiting his brother, DR.. w.
o. Beam.
Oscar Smith, while riding a wheel,
collided with a grocery wagon at
Sixth avenue and Twenty-second
street Tuesday and broke his left hip.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Work has been started by the Mo-
line Heating and Construction COM
pany on the laying of the wood pipe
for the extension of the artesian wa
ter service from Fifteenth street TO
Third avenue and Seventeenth street.
where a connection will be made
with the drinking fountain in the
center of Market square. y drink
ing fountain will be placed at the
Electric laundry, corner of Third
avenue. The work will require ten
days, and will cost about $500.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

\ union Thanksgiving service was
held at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon
at he First Baptist church, Rev. NJ. V.
Crumballer preaching. Services were
held at Christ church at 1O:3O. The
Lutheran church had services at
1O:3O. There was preaching at the
Free Swede church at 1880.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

The removal of the head office of
the Modern Brotherhood of America, b,
for which Davenport made n pull in
the recent Sioux City convention of
the order, is being made. The office
goes to Mason City, which paid good
price in cash.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

DIR. and Mrs. /. ID. Dunn. Mrs. Alice
Child Walker and Miss Clara Dunn
will entertain at reception Thurs
day evening, Dec. ;.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

H. A. Beam, of the S. U. 1. medical
school, is visiting his brother, DR.. w
10. Beam.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Miss Anna Mitchell, of Fort Madi-
son, is visiting at the home of Miss
Bodey.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday to William II. Beenk ant
Amelia l.. S. Muus, Horace W. Beacl
and Nettie Clark, of Prairie dr
Chien, Wis.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Oscar Smith, while riding a wheel,
collided with a grocery wagon at
Sixth avenue and Twenty-second
street Tuesday and broke his left hip.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Mrs. Mary \. Thompson, of this
city, has been appointed by the execu-
tive committee of the board of re-
gents of the state university to the
position of matron of the university
hospital TO succeed Miss Emma Tho
mas, whose resignation is to take
effect on December "a.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29
MOLINE MENTION

Each of the 800 employees of the Mo-
line Wagon company received a
Thanksgiving turkey from Miss Irene
Rosenfield, sister of w. a. Rosenfield,
president of the company.
The annual exhibition of the PIow
City Poultry and Pet Stock associa-
tion has opened at Pipp's hall. The
exhibit this year includes an elegant
array of birds of which the breeders
should be more than proud. F. H.
ellabarger, OF West Liberty, Iowa,
is judge of the exhibit and Lou. G..
Eddy, of Rock Island viii judge the
Belgian Hare department, which con-
tains many good specimens of the
long-eared craft.
Mayor Vessel says that within a
few days the city will begin work
upon next summers improvements.
The board of local improvements is
to hold a meeting in day or two
and pass upon petitions for paving
which are ready. The Twenty-third
street asphalt petition is ready for
action and others may be pushed
through before the meeting.
Mrs. j. II. Porter returned from st.
Louis.
Mrs. Daisy Gilmore Silvis and Miss
Mary Gilmore will entertain at cards
tomorrow afternoon.
Frank o. Swanson and Miss Nora
Anderson were married at s o'clock
Tuesday evening at their future home
at 1870 Thirteenth street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. c. \.
Hemborg, of the Swedish Lutheran
church. The wedding march was
played by Miss Esther Peterson and
the young people were attended by
Edward Swanson and Miss Bertha
Rosine.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

We guarantee the action of
HnoI and will refund its cost
to any one not satisfied with the
rssaLss obtained BY its use.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-29

Joseph F. Halligan, editor of the
Davenport Leader. is having a hard
fight, just now, with muscular rheu-
matism. He has been having it for
several weeks. and is now beginning
to see some comforting signs of i'm
provement, though il Will be weeks
before he viii get to his office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
MeIls d Damon Mound.

Or, f. s weisiser who is IN from ma.
mon Mound, win return this morning lie
is very sangulne 81 the wAdom wen 40. 1.
and says; Every indication "a as enconf.
sglng SIS Il can possibly be. ana there Is
no telling al what time the wen viii
come In" We now have four wells uader
way. and the work on all Of them Is pro
crossing rapidly The New York aud Texas
Oil company has an its machinery Ia POSI-,
sion aud the work on the nth well win be
begun this week I an 50 confident and
feel 50 encoursged over the prospects that
have made further Investments myself
Ia the lands on Damon, and today pnr
chased an additional ten acres / think
this Is the best evldeaeo I eeuld give ef
any confidence aud faith IN the mound
Rev " t. Cave. one % the executors
az the Wisdom estate, watch owns toe
Damon Mound property had . small speei
men % the lisnite OF asphalt watch was
taken from the hefuden wei az q depth
OF - feet analysed by a chemiss res.
terdAy ant the sample, after passing
through the crucihie showed fully 10 per
cent Ola aud the remainder 4 nne quality
Of asphaltum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

COLgRAno ,-'rhe commissioners court
elected Frank johnson sheriff OF Mlteheli
county, Vice l. w Dclling, resigned.
TERRELL. The commissioners court Of
Kaufman eoenty ordered prohibition elec.
zion "a be held az every Notlne place ln the
county on SATURDAY. August ~
wACosrrhe infant OF Mr. and Mrs
Huntau az ntlishet0 tiled ~ the holiness
camp meeting by mistake the nurse gave
the cii1ln some morphlne. which caused
she death
ITAscA The l,asea cotton mit has
slgnnent consisted OF twenty HVe bales
each bale containing about ib0 yards Of
cloth. and WAS sold and shipped 20 a
htcaeher In New Jersey
DALLAs,-~A motion for continuance
MAS overruled and the work Of selecting a
jury us The ease of the negro soldier from
III Peso, John Ripper who Is charged
By Indictment with murder, was begun In
thr criminal district court
DALLAS Members Of the police depart,
mont and others are 81 the opinion TINT
many of the burgmros and highway rob,
berries which have occurred ms Dallas dur
ing the last two months are thf work Of
criminals OF more than ordinary shrewdt
ness and experlence.
ELGlN- Clyde owens and George carter,
both about - years old and living about
six mlios nortn ~ this place, became ia-
tolved iu ditnculty. The result was that
N0une Garter was stabbed IA the breast,
while owens received several blows with
q stick. Carter h iu Witieal coaditloa.
IACksnORO sheriff Sterling r. CLARK
OF Fort NORTH and one OF Ms deputies
e. W Wren. went on hy themselves 10
search OF the bandits Wtth whom the
sheFins posse hat a battle saturday. IL
turns cut that there were two men IN the
that was Ia rarraut county some days
age.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
MANY ORDERSFOR STOCKS
BUSINESS INCREASING ON HOUSTON
OIL AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Grace Made Good Advance YESTERDAY.
Empire State Also tiiuher-ear-
riek's Good Gain.

brokers on the Houston OH and stock
exchange reported orders yesterday from
Nsw Orleans, New York, Detroit Denver
ana Los Angeles, The business OF tue *,
ehange Is constantly growing. and some
stocks have an excellent standing.
About the only new feature tnas de-
veloped yesterday was an advance az 80
to ic ON Grace stock. The loNsst point
reoched by this stock was &c, ,ooh a:i,r
the exchange started. II then advanced
to Az, fell back 10 ~, and recently II. >
held very arm az ! During YESTERDAY,
trading Il was bought at 4AQ5, with 5
asked at the close
National on and Pipe was not as active
as heretofore. one lot sold at As, and 1t
was oferod at ASA at the close. viii. sa,s
bid
Empire State, which sold few days afo
az 10 10 a. was In demaud yesterday al 10
In small lots, Anderson Oh and Mineral
sold at rs, aud that price was old ~ NE
close, with 20 asked. Garrick also SHOW sd
an advance, selling at 20, against II a
week age. AT the close - vas hIl. ana
none offered,
Tue prices bid and asked yesterday, AID
tue sales made were as follows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

and brighter feeling exists bctwepn Al,
classes Of the nopolace.
Henderson Rusk County, Texas August
H.. Notwithstanding the showers Ia the
past two weeks COTTON has Suffered in,,re
IN the last week than was thought resSf.
bic, -causcd BY The hot southwest Winds
ana 10 MAKE matters worse tho iiee bave
VauSed the honey due 10 exude frnsn tho
Plant, aud tarulcrs In from thu country H.
day ciaiui that more than a half crap IA
an lmpoSsihillty
Naxahachlc. EMS Country rexas August
~ ne long pr0traCtcd drnnih which hn4
prevailed tn Ellis county has nj last bcan
broken BY a heavy rain which mas heg,p
general over THE ccnnty N heQan fafpinv
IN the southeast part ~ the county yester
day afternoon e. o'clock and continued
until late ln the night At O'clock ses
teriay evening the rain began falling AZ
this place and fcr two hours or ninre ms
downpour was steady and az one fine Ii
DEVELOPED Into q Nerltnhle water epnnt
Tho earth has been thoroughly dronehed
nud the niensc heat 81 Che past week has
been ended, tiie hopes OF the farmers
nave hecu greats revived and thNlr in,,g
Faces have disappeared 80 post enf
land owners this mernlng and ali agree
that the rllns via hc worth af lRaet
500 60 Ellls cunnty rhey say fhaf n
viii result 10 making several Thousand
bales OF cotton. and that heavy top crop
Is bow assured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

Anderson OH and Mineral rslsf PAID Far y'lne
THE WE'LL AT ANaLeroN.
Judge r, S. Yooum Tells OF the Progress
Beino Made,


Judge II. S Yocnm arrived 10 this city
FROM Angleten yesterday afternoon and
left last night on a business trip OF a
few days 70 Dallas, Judge Yocum is SIN
very sanguine Of striking gusher In his
Oh well near Angleton The well Is now
down ~ feet II was run down with a
l2inch pipe about l2S feet. aud from there
on 70 is present depth with an Smch cas.
lng AZ $50 feet. after passing through
strata OF what is considered a very *.
eellent pay sand, the drill struck hard
stone, ttnding tho stone aud what Judge
Nocum thinks may be the cap rock. he
stopped the work of drilling. determined
TO draw OUT the snch casing aud viii
run the well down 10 the stone with u,
inch pipe. For this reason the work Of
drilling has hecu stopped Tor seyerak days,
the. Judge being unable TO GET the i2lnch
easing This has been secured aud wfs
shipped 10 Angleton yesterday aud the
judge SAYS the work OF putting down the
lagse pipe win be begun tomorrow After
this Il Placed on the stone an S.ineh hole
VIII be drilled through the rock should
he not strike oil when he gets through
this rock, he VIII eontlpue the s-lncb cas-
ing until he strikes the real cap roek and
then bring through n 6-ineh gusher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Waco Texas. August lS.--Tfbe members
81 tho First baptist church OF this eliy mad
a season Of prayer this morniug Tor the
pastor Rev Or, MoGaha who Is very iow
ana not expected To- live,
MineolH. Texas. AUEust l2,r Yesterday al.
terncen a50nt ,sH people. white aud niack,
gathered al the cOlGred haptigiug pspl IL
witness the btpt1lns % about forty siN
negroes OF the St Paul baptist church a.
this city There were over hfty coH fsr
sicns, but some Joined by letters The
meeting has been going on only about "A
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

Floresuille. Texas. August n peanis
Iehnsoa was arrested snd brought here %
Jail today on a charge OF assault with Ia
tent " murder, Vol IAwkina Is under
the same charge growing ont % the saur
fr0u0le nRd Is also nader arrest
The trouble, " soruis arose from . dis
pute hefween HAN klub and Young man
hy the nauie or King. Ftl' assaulted marty
IN witch Hawkins accused King ~ rur
copra gang Hawkins llttlr boys and others
tea nGhiinC kiuE eas BADLY cut IA ss,y,
eTai places With 3 knife sud the paysieians
Ihlnk BIS Iernverg very dnnhtful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
ReN. Ahe Mulkeg a. efownMood

brentwood, Texas August A., The sery
ices at the tabernacle yesterday were very
ana largely attended AZ 1880
a.. IA. Ahe AlulAcY preached 90 the men
only and az the same h0ur Louisa taik "a
10 tile wun,cH az the Mrthdd!sf CNrrh
Fully io11 men heart Ahr's tatk "Hettihu
ton" 40 the beginning OF the service a
laggc collection Was Taken 10Y the evan
gtlist At y, ~. he delivered his scr
tnou on Saloons aud again at night he
preached 80 more shAn 29D people. Large
Numbers have been converted aud iolned
thc church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

DALLAS, Texas August iS, voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy mas aled IN the
United Syates district clerks oface YES
teraay by George Mummert. plumber
doing bnslness 10 thls eity. me dtbts Of
the petititner were given az xii17s90 and
the assets. over aud aooya exempt prop
crty, AZ Sil7l'4s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

IsVI1u' Nhfu, % tharcs al $40
az 4c N'"hf'Ss w" shares
, hs ,cu and puciac slope. 600 shares
Buffalo. 5000 shares at oAc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14
GENERAL SrMAiARY.

Washington August Is Tho weather
bmem's weekly summary OF cron eondl.
tlons IL as follows
The week endIas August L. has been
one OF VERY favorable temperature con.
iiHons In the districts east OF the Rocky
Mountains with beuehclal rains over
large part of the dropth area prouth,
however continues In the Ohio valley AMI
Ia portions OF Tennessee an1 the Upper
Lake icgt0n while excessive raius have
caused destructive treshcts ia the Caro-
linas and proved injurious IA portions Qf
hot weather - the interior ~ Gplifofala
cAbscG rapid MpcniHg Of fruit aud serious
u jury "a sr9pes "a sowc p'acts
Ate corn has eNpeEienCed mtfrriqi In
IroN emeht IN tho states ~ The Nhsstss ppi
aud Missouri valleys and Va kcntbceY anu
1ehnesyeeg and witt favorable feluDera.
the Mississippi valley Viii be larger shau
ihdlcatpd by previous reports, IN one.
Indiana and Central and southern iAinels
the condition OF the orep has further Dc
ttricrated. and especially in Seuthwcs .crn
uniu, In Atlantic coast districts corn has
nude eondltlon pregrsas
harvest watch. heweyer Is nearly anlshet
uyer the Southern portion Of the spring
wteat region, and caused lodsng n por'
lions % North Dakota. whore The grain
Is reported as shrunken and heads not
hlled as result Of the late excessive
heat Wheat hsrvesi on the nogth Iacihc
ceediug expectations
Further Improvement IN the coalition az
cotton generally reported from the Central
and Eastern PORTIONS II tine cotton belt
although rust aud shedding are more or
less Indicated. especially in lstorgia,
FCrlda and portions 81 Alahauia whore
toe much rain has fallen Ia localities
over much ~ the western part og the cot
ton belt aud iu portions ~ The cengra dis
tflctS, cotton rs suffering for rain aud in
the drouth region ~ Texas ls Cstiing
raPldly. picking Is 10 general progress
la Texas. except Ia the northern counties
In the Middle Atlantic States md New
England tobacco has made favorable pro
gross, except IN portions ~ Maryiaud
where the crop ga lands has been iaiurfd
hy too much rain. in Kentucky and p9r-
tons of Tennessee she cfup IS greatly
proved bur ia Southwestern Ohio Il has
been seriously damaged ~ drouth
Ar reports ffont-disirlyts east ~ the
Rocky Mountains Indicate an extremely
Hight and inferior apple crop, ll'hangh mo
tpiio0k Is slightly Improved 10 Kansas anl
Missouri
Flowing ter gal seeding has made very
favorable progress except In the Ohio
valley where the soil : TOO dry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

San Antonio, Texas, Aurust III Joseph
A Farmer = memutp ~ the United s afee
d sflfaf corps WIS foHnt Nn th,. Navsfae
ln frunt az fhe SauthWestrrn insane sstiuu,
Sits mornSng with q bullet hole M M. leff
side Just GbpNe fhe heart A piatoi Win
three chambers empty MA found ~ ms
0enfatiy about 70 o'eiosk the night rre.
yiOns and AIRED two ether shots 20 attiaet
Atlentich Tie n in critical eosdlticn
feimsr enlisted 10 EimsrA. \. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-14

Setter for the Blood iran Sasuaparilla
s=.ss=. eseyss Tzs,sisss cAill Tsals.
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l4ll Stoughton, Or. $500
l3OS Il st NV. ar. $500
1902 N Cap st, Or. 80. 90
1884 10th st. ar. 30. 90
LotsNos. .24-1 SO. IS. IS. 90
lS4o Wall'h y NV, 6r22.5O
VII + st sw, Or. .D.at
300 l at Sc. 5r. 30. 50
91S 1st st NV, Or. .1s.OO
6lS n Y av NV. Or. 1890
~ Mass av ne, 7r. 1880
1873 II st ne. Or. .l4.OO
20S-ls-20-34 LIST st sw,
Or, each.
,11SS 10th st NV, Or. IL. 90
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1919 l4th NV trr,. 4r.S.5p
o Baldwin's row .Sr. 500
23l9 Champlaine av
NV, 2r. 800
i6 Watkins pl. Chevy
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Lot 1, 50 635, Del
av 4 c st sw. Offer
Lots 1925. SO 6T9,
bet Mass&Del avs
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7 bet 4th&5th NV. =. 900
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y Car av bet $50 Sc 800
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l1O4 18th st NV. 2r. 90 90
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led AND UNFURNISH-
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lI14 f st. desirable ofrcs
$40 f st, desirable Offices
b05-7 1th, desirable offices
Century bldg" new
bldg, all imps, single
rooms from $l3 to SIS
per mo. Entire floors.
18 per mo.
1874 + nw,large rm$S5.OO
SIT l4th Ut NV. .65.O0
LES.
90O i st Sc. .@.50
90S Z, rear shop or
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GIVEN TO THE RENT
OBJ RENTS FROM ALL
).
and unfurnished houses,
ables apply at ofhce.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED
1924 18th st. 18 rooms and bath 81 500
2114 o ST.. IL rooms and bath ...... 500
1914 sunderland place, IL rooms and bath. 1900
!922 sunderland place, II rooms and bath. 500
1911 Columbia road, IL rooms and BATH. 200
i72S 2lst st.. 10 rooms and bath. ........ 900
2153 Florida ave., 8 rooms and bath .... 760
11O9 CorcOran st., rooms and bat 500. 750
UNFURNISHED.
1914 Sunderland place, II rooms and bath $75 90
1905 Sunderland place, 10 rooms and bath b5. 90
1I2S 21st st., 10 rooms and bat ....... 5000
BOG 9th ST., hall. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
1923 Oregon ave-, 10 rooms and bath ... 81 so
3O2 SeatOn ST., 8 rooms and ba .... 25. 90
III 9th ST. Ne. rooms and bath. 26.0O
3O4 Seaton ST., rooms and bath. ...... 23.5 so
622 Seaton St, rooms and bath. .... 21 90
800 Q St. store. 1850
458 Louisiana ave., of1ces. ................ 1890
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1901 + ct, I7r. ....l26. 90
S042 7 ct NV. l7r.l25. 90
l646 * Ut NV, 1Sr. 100. 90
1882 X ut NV, 1Or. 100. 90
1744 II ct. l6-. 100. 90
l721 De Sales. Tor. rs. 90
1888 Je6 pl NV. 14r.-
1880 Col rd NV, lar. TOGO
e06 e st NV, 1Sr. as. 90
2406 18th st NV. Tor. 63. 90
170S Q st NV, Or. 60. 90
1924 18th st NV ,l3r. .6o. 90
1905 18th st. 11r. Coz
40S T st NV. 10r. =. COZ
602 E ct. 11r. .6O.OO
1905 Yale st. l2r. go. 90
1900 L st NV, l0r. .55.75
700 10th st NV. 10r IS. 90
2016 Hillyer pl, ,10r. so. 90
1929 = st NV, 11r. 5000
1888 3 st NV, Or. 80. .OO
1925 q st. Or. so. 90
1907 q st NV. 14r. 40. IS
l44S y st NV. Tor. 40. 90
1884 10Th NV. Or. ..35. 90
FURNISHED
10th bet I&K NV. SO, 600
18th bet H&I NV. 5, 100
Mass bet 17&1S NV. 4, 900
Ingleside, 18th st &
Howard av.. 3, 600
Mass bet 17&1S NV 3, 600
18th bet O&P NV. IS, 900
Conn av bet H&I. . g, 300
l bet 11th&1Sth NV. 3, 900
10th bet OAR NV. 8, 600
] bet 1Sth&18th nw.2, 42U
Mass av nr 18th NV. 2, 400
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18th bet L&M NV. p, 400
Mass bet 22&23 NV. 1 500
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y & 2. Flat q. Or. g.. 80. 90
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Bldg Sth&D sts. $3.50. 90
612-l4 + st, I'd q. 10000
6O2 e st, 11r. 90. 90
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l42l F, Sd q front. .25. 90
5l2-14 + st, Pr.
lNS + st NV, No. 4. 1000
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For full list Of furnishe,
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-AT ONCE, FURNITURE COMING. TO
rent ia Q or lO-room house In central nv: $50
Address Box 162 Star effice- se23-3t
wANTED-A RELIABLE PARTY WOULD LIKE
the care of we'll furnished city home for the
winter months. Address V. A. L., Star office.
se21-Sts :.
WANTED-OCTOBER l. BY RELIABLE PARTY,
long experience, fur house With boarders, In
genteel business locality; owners to board for
rent Box IS. Forest Chen. Nd se2O-3ts
WANTED-TU RENT-AQFURSISHED HOUSE
of1ce. I'd selS-6t
WANTED-WE ARE HAVING NUMEROUS INQUI-
RIES FOR UNFINISHED HOUSES RANGING
IN PRICE FROM $20sTOe $50 PER MONTH.
Owners s 3 DESIRING mo SECURE GOOD TEN, En-
THEIR PROPERTIES WITH U.s. WHERE SPE-
CIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO RENTING. AP-
PLY TO THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., 1414
ST. NV. se14-13t
Evening star., 1901-09-23
MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED - CHOIR SINGERS - APPLICATIONS
may now be made to Prof. VIM. A. kirkpatrick
for membership in either the Church Of the As
cension or Trinity Church choirs. splendid Op-
portunity to singers interested in church music.
Altos, tenors and basses particularly wanted
Address to 228 Indiana ave-, or call after morn
ing or evening service at Trinity Church, Sd and
C. NV. ee7-s&winse
Evening star., 1901-09-23

WANTED-A LADY FOR OFFICE WORK WITH
thorough knowledge of bookkeeping. typewriting
and stenography. Address E. u. E., Star onice.
se23-Sts
Evening star., 1901-09-23
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-2 OR ROOMS UNFURNISHED AND
private bath accessible from each room; pleasant
ca,s-.,. lntri a. = mra,s IN mouse Or oy
ferred; now or about Oct. 1; $25 to $50. Address
Box 112, Star office. se23-2ts
wANTED-FLAT OF OR RoOMS OR SMALL
house; Anil; $50 to $50; NV. preferred; within
a mile Of patent o0ace Address s. +. s., Star
once. se21-2ts
Evening star., 1901-09-23

WANTED-NEAT. INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, GEN
erai erai housework; small family; stay at night.
1923 st. NV. lts
Evening star., 1901-09-23

WANTED A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
waist fnisher and a sleeve hand; must be swift
workers. Also apprentices. At 1907 L st.