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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

LARGE DOUBLE MANSION, constructed In
the most thorough manner Of brick and stone,
in the COLONIAL style Of architecture, contain
ing sixteen rooms and four bath rooms, numer-
GUS large and convenient closets and large Bill
LARD room. DRAWING ROOM, LIBRARY,
DINING ROOM and large RECEPTION HALL,
first floor.
A well-built brick stable on rear Of lot: has
coachmans room and accommodations for four
horses and several vehicles.
Dimensions Of lot. 92x1s5. large portion Of
which Is In beautiful lawn, also a variety Of
fruit trees, shrubs and flowers.
This property Is In every respect one c. the
most desirable on Washington Heights. VIII
accept other improved property In part payment.
For permit to inspect apply to or address,
]. V. N. HUYCK,
au10-tf 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
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BOARDING.

fABLN D,HQTE AMP A La CARTE. DINNER
ais day Sundays and HOLIDAYS: midday lunch TOT
ladies aid gentlemen from IL until 2: electric
ians- CAFE ROBINSON. 1o02 1Ath 1t. nv.
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store, 7O7 9th NV .&45o 90 243T 18th NV 12r $4,000
1861 nw...... .iE000I Once rooms 1907 r NV
1912 1sth cor Greg soool 1903 10th nw..... q @
F1ats-The Eimorr. lithAH nHo 331.tQ e., ksAb.
1913 10th nv, unfurnished $f53: flrnishNd $500
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FOR RENT-R. W.. WALKER & son, 1905 ST
2515 10TH 12r 2b. $500 S475 Morg' NV Or b. 27 Ia
1917 18th nw 4r&b 10 00 163S Both NV. CRIB 27 OF
1722 21st NV 10r&b $500 3473 Morg' NV Or b. 2 ia
140S 21st, 10r&b. 500 1910 3Oth NV 49,. Oh 81
1870 st, Or. 5000 1912 3Oth q 81
2O17 10th nw,Sr&b. 800 1903 4th nv, ,9r&b. .25 OC
224 Seaton ne, 81, b. 5000 91S Del av me- 8r 10 Ia
120 NV, Sr&b. .30.00
CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE BULLETIN,
auS-s, tn, th-n
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 1927 11TH ST NV
10 rooms bath aad storage rooms Apply
GEORGE w. e. SLATER. 14O6 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT
NV, 1927 n Fl avs(fnr-
nished) 20r&2b. 50, ,000. 90
NV, 1927 N II av (unfur-
nished) 2Or&2b. Z, $1,000
NV, 912 I,17r&2b.$1 90
NW,14O9Mass, lar. 90
NV, 31S Pa av, 22r,
& 2b. .S3. 30
NV, 1902 L, 8r&b. .S3. .33
NV, 1909 9th, lar, 2b. SO. 33
NV, 1907 lst, 13r&b. rs. 90
NV, 1924 18th, Or, b. .66. 66
NV, l119 u, 1lr&b. 55. 90
NV, ,23OS Goth. 12r, 2b5O. 90
NV, 1892 r st, Tor. so. 20
NV, 2l32 18th, Sr. b. 35. 90
NV, 500 LIST, 11r&b. 35. 90
NV, 1i1S l1tb. 9r&b. 3d.
FLATS-N. W.
20S D. 4r&b. .$27. so
208 D. I'd &, 4r&b. %. 80
2OS D. LIST d, 4r&b. .3. SO
STORE
NV, 80 9th. $50. W
go Goth. 40. 90
OFF
NV, Gunton bldg. Offices.
NV. Central bldg, Offices.
ASK FOR WEEKLY Bl
au12-6t .THOS. E, WA
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT L WILCOX,


17o4 lor, ce, mi. 500 SO 1855 18th rr4r 90
;s $sis bs sy; iof tssS ,s,o 10th, IS Is $4,000
So z zs9 sss
81 e fa e 81.
1913 81 b. eel ath 15th A. bwf m 1880 1850
1907 s, 6r b, mi. 1876 La av. heated. SIS 90
= :: { s,
5sa 5sao 22d e. mi STORES ss ,,.s. ~
ssss ST. b. W. $50 $50 1 1arerns
924 s4 22d r. W, 1902 Pa ay. sto. 4r IS 90
sos 2s k e. nj Ps ssa lss
1929 1920 /; er, b. mi. IS. % Baeksmith shop, bet ~
aes 1922 go Goth 7r a 1924 "a; q M 60 90
2l19 Pa av, 4r, mi 16 SO 29o9 NJ. sto&2r. .2000
1sl9 t u ts e.; 1879 L Il ste eel esI
1910 isi 2H,1 Grls 81 1896 '7sa sfAhR 1sHR
s1s so stth Or 80 an and side side lot
$Sss $Sss Z 1881 l. Dr.
14l5 G ne, 6rb b,cel 81 90 Store, dwelling 1871
sf5 si5 81 e. BRICK iie4 ns rS
FOR RENT-111 7TH NE, PRESSED BRICK
car lines; rent, s25' ALLEN G. CLARK, COS
NV aul4-lw
FOR RENT-BY L. j. MILLS COS 9Th ST. NV.
73 NV, 7r. .S14 80 1120 7th NV ,st&dw$255 SO
Flat 1243 ne,4r sol 1926 7th NV 70 so
1887 II ne, sr&stab. 4Oe0 910 4th nw,sto&7r .2O6 SO
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOLTzMAN. REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and p sts NV
1927 av,2Or %. s. OOU 1922 10th NV, r.. .35 3s
1922 av, 12r, ,2b. 1850 1927 14th NV, Or. 90
800 18th NV, 2ir. ..Ssss ssIi445 W. 7r..... 80. 40
1851 Mintw d pl, 14r 75OOtl443 W, 80. 40
1858 Mintw'd pl. lar 5OOt 1441 w. 7r..... 80 40
1865 Mintw'd d pl, 14r 750Ola27 r, Ar. 5000
1857 Mintw'd pl, lar 70 0Ct 400 Fla NV, 6r. 90
oil 12r. 2b, stab. 20 Fla NV. Or y 98
1921 NJ, 6r....... 00i635 9th Be- Or. .l3ZS
2504 18th NV, 12r. 90 90 227 Q NV. dats,
s07 L NV, Or. .50.6 .63 each. .$11 and II 50
1927 18th NV, 10r. so 90 1911 K Me- Ar 90
1887 14th NV .9r&stoi5OO 1917 l ne, Ar. 80
13l G Sc, IT,. 40 45t
OFFICES.
Atlantic Coast Line f47O La av. $40 & $500
bldg" from $40 to $35 $50 NV ....$5 to g. SO
124s-7 18th &C.. $50. o. 1904 9th nw . =. &c. 90
1927 14th. Gel. .23x15 45 90 t227 9 NV. .l2.00
1887 14th.. ......... .4S00E
STABLES,
Rear 1912 I av. $50 0OfS27 r (rear. $50
Rear 1614R t....3o.00iZ3 No trear).. 80. .l2.00
dui<-lA
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE,-CHEAP-AT ONCE-FURNITURE OF
22-room residence; extra choice pieces
bought at the Paris exposition; upright mirror
front folding bed $40; hair mattresses IS, others
81; 4oc- mattings. 15c.; pictures, mirrors, odd
dressers, ladies' desks hall trees, bookcases and
ring. walk in. au12-6ts
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MACHINERY, ETC.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-wIIL EXCHANGE 20 ACRES
p3 land IN Ashevfale, North Carolina. fpr good
% saS1s = 7ssSs69 sU ySsss ssss ee sss =. Pee
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE BERTHOIDT-FOR RENT-s35- NEW. G.
room apartments; near the Capitol, fronting q
public park; hot-water heat tiled bath; sanitary
In every respect. w. p. LOCKWOOD, cor. 10th
and G NV. aul5-3ts
FOR RENT-U ST NV. BET. BOTH AND S1ST
sts., five rooms and bath; steam heat all mod
Improvements ready about September /;
rents S25 and 500. So
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLAT, FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR
physicians Office bachelors quarters; private
bath and entrance; references. 1891 18th NV.
Cali after s 30 au13-3ts
FOR RENT-4-ROOM FLAT IN THE "JEFFER-
son, 80 II st NV. 5000
Also Broom fat tnew), 1920 9th st. NV. $500
aulO-6t L. s. FRISTOE, 1413 G ST. NV
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NV, J1221 11th, ,sr&b. $3.50
NV. 353b o. Sr&b. %. 80
INV, 1245 31st, 5r&b. 1S. 80
i NV, 1928 E. 6r. 80
NV. 1910 Erie, 6r. 1890
! NV, GIT 8, br......13.3O
INV, l247 35th, Or. .12.30
NV, 1909 9th, 4r. .12.30,
NV, S04 23d, Or. 1000
Sc, 1876 E, 7r&b. >. 20. .92
tSE, 1902 9th, 12r. 1900
Sc, 129 E, 7r&b. .22.9 90
Sc, 1926 Sth, 5r. 1890
SW, 941 G, Sr&b. ..22.92
lSW, Ola Va av, ,Sr, b. %. 80
SW. 925 Md aver, b. 30
SW, l e, Ar. 80
UNFINISHED.
ll107 G, 2 rooms. $50. 90
ll07 G, 3D. q. 2r. 1900
J ll1O7 G, 1st q. 2r. 1890
S-N. W.
'lCor 32d&Water SITS. 20. 90
] Ills 14th tshop In rr)20.O0
ICES.
INV, 46S La av, Offices.
INV, 500 5th, 2 rms. .$1l
CLLETIN.
917 r st. NV.
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FOR RENT-DY 3: sAu Sc as Sc; CoR.7TH&L \: V:
1907 Clifton. 14sSS;s s9oIT NV. trAb dat. 2osS
1917 Karr av, 12r2bD S9ttS49 9th NV, store so
252O 18th NV, 10r&R % w l0O2 9th NV, 6r. 1850
1107 18th NV ,9r&b " 10Th 1th ,arb 1S 90
1907 9th NV, tOr&b,1 5S g0S sc. 6r&b. -. 76O
1905 7th NV, ste. 9th se, 6r&b 1T so
1908 Riggs ,9r& b. S2 W 1910 11th st&cl 6.b0
AS nw 9r6b, ,sto 30 S0llSl4h 7th, sto&lr. .15 so
1915 7tb 5r&b. store 30 % 602 Fla av, 6rb. 30
1907 7th NV, st3r ~ 9Th NV, w .100 90
20O7 nw 0r&b.. 80. 0.00l6th&P NV, stodtcel 90
1927 9th NV, 10r6b. d 1923 9Th NV, 6r&W. Il SO
016 NV, Grab. 28.0Ofl0l7 7th nv, Al, Sd q. 90
1025 7th NV ste. Gel NSot41S NV, 4r hat. so
16O7 7th. 4r6b dat. 80 S06 ne shop. IL 90
140 NV 81, ,b&cel. e 50 1850 9Th nw store. 90
10 NV, 7r&b. q 50I8zl 7th NV, 5r fat. 90
q ne, crab. u. .o0fS12S 1th NV, sto. 30
11l8 7th st&dw. p. 30 Stab nr l2th&F NV 10 90
1877 7th nw,st&cel 456 Franklin. store. 600
1870 lst nw 4r&b Is 0I414 Franklin. Or (co 30
1903 9th NV, erd0. "a. 90 211 "a nv, .baamt. 90
614 ne, 7rkh. q. 1895 7th NV, basmt g. 90
1880 10th NV 0r&h. ~. 2S6 Pomeroy store. 300
435 NV, 6r&sta. 22. 60l 462 d NV, on 70, 81 & So
2a7 I'd NV, 6r&h. 11th nv, shop I'd 90
1924 list NV, 6rdtb. .22.6Qs
ONCE rms at B12 q ut. l.w.. steam heat. au1O-tf
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E8e 1soe sssS sraD ook72s Cor st. sr.s .4s
1854 T NV, lOrAb.. 80 o0f1g54 Madison, or&b. IL 80
Chestnut ave-, Tako4ta Park, lar. b.....,. 40 OO
kHEiAAELL & McLERAN
un12rth t.tf lOO8 IT -
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ATTORNEYS.

CHARLES g. BUNpY.
Commissioner of Deeds for New York and al othee
etatep and territories. Fepdan building, cor. zX
s 1T, opposite City Han. 'Phont 1919. Au2o-A -A4x
CAMPBELL CARRN0rON,. XTroRNFY,ATlt4WS
Webster Law building, SOS u q. nv, Waehlngx
ton. D. g. Residencs. No. Mount vernon TAf&
New York ass. aaA eeA - AWA ~
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LARGE, WELI-LIGHTED, MODERN
Offices; elevator, electric light steam heat, jani-
tor 81 rvice; rent. $3.50; no extras. Metzerott
bldg, lilo st. NV.
je4-tf GASCH BROS. Agts., 1907 st.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICES IN THE BLISS
building; electric light. telephone and jantor
service free; from 80 up. Inquire Room 8,
Bliss building. 35 st. mh27-tf
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lSH. 80. ..1211 B se., Sr
vi. so. .313 Nj NV, 1Or
| $N 80. 1927 e NV, 7r
/ $3.50. lilo " II av. 6r
I$26. 1892 Kingm'n pl, 7r
$3.50. .907 4th NV, 8r
Is25. .2217 II NV. 7r
l$20.3 80. .1421 Pierce pl, 6r
| $3.50. -. .419 I'd ne. 7r
$3.50. 1903 r ne, Or
$3.50. .915 lith NV, Sr
1913. 90. 49,. .66 p NV, Or
$3.50 1927 Mass av ne Or
$40. 30. 1915 Wylie ne, Or
4 $3.50. .1S45 Sth NV, 6r
jS14.30. .....921 v NV, 6r
4 $3.50. .17OS SeatOn NV ,6r
/ 1920. .91211 25th NV, Or
$12.30. .212S 10th NV, Or
/ $12. 1880 10th NV, Ar
! $12. .329 7th Sc. store
| 5000. .3S Fenton ne, Or
5000. .16 Fenton ne, 6r
I 50. 1908 18th sc, Or
80. 20 Jackson ne, 4r
/ $3.50. 80. 1901 91 NV, Ar
$3.50. .3627 o NV, 4r
1888. 1000 W NV, Sr
I$S.......2 Fristoe ct, Al
sol Dhw. Office
| $S.....2512 10Th NV. Ar
! $3.50. .....122S I'd sw, 4r
80. .1136 Cushing Sc, 4r
roperty for rent send for
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FOR RENT
--.13l5 10th NV. fur. sr
$75. 1921 N NV, 10r
$40. .1764 NJ NV, 13r
$61.6. .221 E Cap st, 11r
SCI. so. 1000 22d NV. 9r
$55. 10. 1929 K nv, 11r
$56. 45. .1314 G NV, Tor
$50.50. .2600 Univ pl, 1lr
$50. 1926 E Capitol, 10r
$50. The Thomas, apt, ,5r
$50. 1921 11th NV, 10r
S4S. Is. ...1923 X NV, 10r
$40. 25. 1907 N II avnw, 10r
$45. 60. .2203 K NV, Or
S45. .R. 14OS H'pkins NV, Or
$45. The Victoria, fur, St
$45. The bennington, 5r
$45. .316 Pa av, store
$8.1O. .2201 K NV, 9r
$3.50. .....1325 T NV, 6f
5000. .S19 10th NV, Or
$40. 1905 g NV, fat
$40. 1882 Pa ave, Sr
$37. 7.0....214S F NV, Or
S35. GO. .1747 F NV, ST
$35. so. lab Q NV. Or
$35. 5.....132 10th NV, 7r
$35. The Milton, 6r
$32.. 80. 1921 I'd NV. 9r
$50. so. .14O9 Corc'n NV, ,Sr
$50. HOLY 14th NV, Ar
$2S. so. 900 Sd ne, Or
For complete list Of p
UoQklv hu11afiu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR.
pets, stoves and office fixtures OF all kinds Fur
niture stored. packed and shipped Address
BAUM, sl2 Pa ave. NV. Phone 1854. aul5-tf
WANTED-A. KEBESKY, 1906 TTH ST. NV
will pay the highest cash prices for ladies' gents
and chidren's cast-oh clothing and shoes and
hats. Address a postal and win call. aul5-22ts
wANTED-ICE BOX. COFFEE MILL, STORE
fixtures. wagon, harness. Address Box lbs Star
ONCE. au15-2t'
WANTED-I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
PRICES FOR LADIES' AND GENTS CAST-OFF
CLOTHING. ADDRESS POSTAL AND WILL
CALL. X. TARSIIcS. 1905 7TH NV. auI4-26
wANTED-A NUMBER OF BOUND VOLUMES OF
printed specifications and drawings Of patents
prior 70 July 1850. y. II. RICHARDS, els Muir
ray st. n. T. au133ts
WANTED HAVE RETURNED TO THE CITY
and am at my old place, 719 1th st. NV, where
] have a nne line Of and second hand furni-
ture for sale. II. ROSENBERG. aulO-6ts
WANTED-OLD GOLD, SILVER. DIAMONDS
old-ttme watches, dentist gold, platinum teeth
plates, &c, bought for cash; pawn tickets bouSht
lyl5-d LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 433 9th ST. NV
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE ANY FEATHER BEDS
for sale Y will Psy you to drop postal to /.
FREEDMAN. SoS ID st. NV ty1-76ts4
ACCOUNTANTS.
j. +. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Tfuss bniltln.
6el-tf 9Th Ind sts. NV. Telephone No. ora
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-THURSDAY MORNING, ABOUT l4TH AND
q sts., at 10 O'Clock, small green leather ba9
Finder kindly return to 1926 Corcoran st Its
LOST-sATuRDAY. AUGUST 10, A PACKAGE
containing two curved knives. Return to a.
RENZ. 1918 st. NV, and receive 81 reward and
questions asked. anI1-2fs
LOST-DISAPPEARERD JULY FROM Sen.
Mason's residence. Columbia road, q Maltese eat
Reward II returned aul3-3t
PERSONAL.
YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE $26 CASH To
any one procuring her situation paying $35 or
$40. Address e. A. E., Star onice. auI6-2ts
! Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted in my name from this date.
j. W. WACHTER.
800 W. Pratt st..
Baltimore Nd.
au15-at' Formerly of 6l3 L st. se.. Washington.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
lied and bonded. COS 18th ST. NV. Phone Main
2525. Open day and night. Strictly confidential
Branch In Baltimore Nd. au15-28t
YOU OF COURSE WILL JOIN IN THE GENERAL
exodus. gentle reminder is our progressive cash
exchange for any amount Of mems worn gar
ments, hats, shoes. etc. Notes by mall. Send for
us now. JUSTH's OLD STAND, 619 d. aul6-tf0
WILL GIVE $50 DOWH 1ND SO 4 MONTH
as long as retained to any procuring me
government position paying from $50 To $50
nanti: strictly confidential. Address WORK,
Star Office. Ns
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.
LADIES' GOODS.
Sewing Machines Rep'd ST

All WORT warranted. Orders By man promptly
attshded TO. ~ oPPENHElAERA N4 9Th e
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FOR RENT-BY ROBERT H. STONE, SO4 NV.
1415 ne, Or, eel 90 Store, dwelling. 1871
~ L ne Or. ba Ia. 80 Pa ay, !r, ba. 5000
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FOX SALE-S323 HOLMEAD AVE. NV; ONE
square from cars; 10 rooms; tiled bath room;
porcelain lined tub; open, sanitary plumbing;
steam heat; purchased under foreclosure and Of
fered at cost. THE WASHINGTON LOAN &
FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT HOME FOR SOME
one-Md. ave. bet. 18th and 14th n.e.; rooms
and bath. Price, IS 800; easy terms.
au12-tf.4 ID. ID. THOMPSON 1885 r.
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FOR SALE-PAWN TICKET FOR NICE WHITE
Star office. aul4-3ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE
A beautiful country residence; healthy loca-
ton; porches, shade and fine water; within Is
minutes ride from city; clear OF incumbranee;
will exchange for city property and pay cash
difference Addresses Room 4, 631 Pa. ave.
aul58ts
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FOR RENT-111 7TH NE, PRESSED BRICK
| front; Z rooms, bath; all conveniences; close to
car lines; rent, $25. ALLEN G. CLARK, sos
| r NV au14-1w
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CLOSE AN ESTATE
719 st. ne; 2-story and basement 6 rooms
and bath; rented at $25.35 Price, $4,000.
81 and "a Sth ST. ne; 2-story and basement,
rooms and bath; rented at $20.35 each Price,
So, 600 each.
1024-26-2s30 18th ct. n.e.; 2-story and base
ment, rooms and bath lots l5x9e to 12-ft.
alley; rent, $15.T each. Price, 81, 600 each.
Reasonable terms be made on any Of the
above houses.
au14-3t r. W. WALKER & SON, 1OO6 NV.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
NUTRIMENT IN QUAIL EGGS.
They Have a Good Flavor and Are
Very Satisfying.

Few persons are aware of the fact"
said we'll known physician yesterday,
but it is true, nevertheless, that the
egg of the partridge is one of the most
nutritious things in the world. They
are not used for estring purposes ex-
cept in very rare cases, and then it
generally happens in remote rural dis
tricts. i have known negro families
in the state of Louisiana during the
laying season to live on the eggs OF
partridges. And they would flourish
handsomely and grow fat on account
OF the rich properties of the eggs.
These eggs, of course, never find their
way into the market, because they are
never taken from their nest except by
such persons as have mentioned.
and they rob the nests. | suppose, be-
cause their principal food supply comes
from this source. Quail meat comes
pretty high In the market at all times
and the average man will find it more
profitable to spare the eggs and wait
for the birds when the hunting season
rolls around. These men would pass a
hundred nests in one day without dis
turbing an egg. The sport of hunting
the birds is an additional incentive.
The average negro does not care
so much about this aspect of the case.
He figures that the white man, having
the best gun and the best dog, will
beat him to the bird So he goes after
the egg. One partridge will lay any
where from a dozen to twenty eggs,
and a nest is a good 7nd. / know of
many families in rural sections who
feast on these eggs in the laying sea-
son. I have tried the egg myeslf as
an experiment | found it peculiarly
rich. 1t has a good flavor is yerv pal
atable, and, in fact, is altogether a very
fine thing to eat Really. | believe that
the egg has more nutrition in it than
the fully developed bird, but, of course,
as one of the men fond of the game
in the field, / would like to discourage
| the robbery of the nests"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
TUkNHANNOCK.
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
TunkhannoCk, July 30.-Miss Helen
Lewis visited al Wilkes Barre on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
William c. Kittridge and family have
rented a cottage at Lake Winola and
will spend the week there.
DR.. Guthrie, of Wilkes-Barre, was
called here on Monday by the serious
illness of Mrs. Harry Billings.
The meat market on East Tioga
street, owned by Leonard Carlin. has
just been purchased by Marion S.
jackson, of Second street.
Daniel Russell, of Mehoopany, was
business caller in town on Tuesday.
The final account of p. w. and T.
d. Dershimer, executors of the estate
of Peter Dershimer deceased, late of
Falls township, was audited by o.
Smith Keineer esq, on Tuesdty.
Mrs. Lulu Slocum has commenced
proceedings in divorce gainst her hus-
band, Fred Socum. The parties are
from Nicholson township.
| A meeting will be held at the Office
| of Henry Harding, esq. this evening
! for the purpose of making arrange
ments for an entertainment of the
veterans of the Fifty-seCond regiment,
Pennsylvania volunteers. during their
reunion to be held at this place on
Thursday, September II.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31

the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Lupton this week.
f. w. Barrett has been sick the past
week
Three runaways in town the past
week: A medicine man. Gay Tiffany's
milk wagon and Ralph Holmes. They
all had demolished wagons. Aside from
that, no other damage was done.
Llewellyn Wescott attended the
church fair at South Gibson.
IL. a. Barrett entertained the past
week Mr.. Alder Smith. wife and chill
dren. Mrs. DR.. SwartZ and Mrs. Smith
and two children.
Ernest Benson. Julia Strockbine
Floyd Perry and Maud Griffiths attend
ed the Pan-American exposition last
week.
Edward Hill and family, Gayle and
Harlie Tingley and Miss Effie Tingley
attended the Tingley family reunion al
Hartford on Thursday.
Mr.. J. w. Bailey and family, after a
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In a Smoking Car.

A lady Of truly masculine spirit, accompanied
by small poodle, is said 70 have failed sadly
the other day in an attempted reformdtory move
ment. She entered the smoking car OF a suhur,
ban train and sternly refused, when approached
by the conductor, to go into another car, oh,
serving that her presence would Keep the other
occupants from smoking,
One thick'skinned wretch, however, insensihle
TO the claims OF refinement and reform, began u
enjoy his accustomed cigar, which was suddenly
snatched from his lips, with the remark in a
high treble;
''If there is anything do hate it is tobacco
smoking"
For time the offender was motionless. then,
gravely rising, amid the curiosity Of the as
sembled smokers, he took that little poodle ou,
Of the lsdy's lap and gently threw him through
the window signing; III there is anything ! dc
hate 1t is poodle. New York Tribune.
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ing, which will be in session this week
and next.
Miss Rosa Collier has returned from
a two weeks vacation, and reports a
very enjoyable time.
Rev. A. c. Oliver, of Lake Como. at
tended the entertainment at the Bap-
tist church on Friday evening.
Mis-. w. II. Walker and three daugh-
ters. of Binghamton, n. Y, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. A. c. Foster.
Thomas Leonard, of Scranton, spent
the Sabbath at the home of G. NJ. Lewis.
On his return home he took his little
daughter, Dorothy, who has been stay
ing a few weeks with her aunt.
On Monday last, c. NJ. Lewis, Will
lam Wier, L. f. Searls, Il. II. Bloxham
and William Van Horn, of this borough,
were doing business at the county seat.
c. l.. Clark, of Green Grove, arrived
in town last night, to work on his farm
near here.
Miss Matte Darling. of Binghamton,
is visiting Mrs. G.. l. Clark.
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the Fifth Legislative district, held here
yesterday Joseph Moore, of Miners
Mills, was elected delegate to the state
convention, and Henry Merritt, of
Plainsville, alternate.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of John Mitchell, we'll
known young man of this city, formerly
clerk in the dry goods store of II. Il.
Cutler. to Miss Lucille, s. Soulsby, of
Easton. The wedding took place at the
latter place, July l3. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell will reside there for the pres
ent.
The Eagle Hose company drill squad
has decided to accept an invitation to
be the guests of the Excelsior Hose
company, of Warwick. n. Y, at the
annual Firemens day in that city.
The Peoples Telephone company is
preparing to complete the construction
of their line from the lower end of
West Pittston to Forty Fort, making a
complete trunk line on the west side of
the river from West Pittston to Ply
mouth.
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three weeks absence to visit his
brother, George, have returned home.
Miss Sadie Lamb has returned from
Binghdmton.
Sunday and Mondays showers were
terrific and did large amount of dam
age.
II. A. Barnard is spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his father-in-law,
+. A. Barnard.
Wood Styles and Mr.. Lupton caught
a three pound bass at Blanding lake
last Friday.
Mr.. Alder Smith. wife and children
have returned to their home in Bing-
hamton.
StroCkbine & Hubert are hauling
John Potter's hay from his farm on
Kennedy hill.
Mr.. w. II. Estabrook and Mrs. Sarah
Strockbine attended the funeral OF
Parrish Tiffany, at Hartford.
Mrs. Spencer received the sad news
Monday of the death of her niece, at
Lake Como.
Rev. Herrick has again returned
home, after his prolonged absence at
his mothers bedside.