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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-11

HOUSES.
SIG. 00-3440 Bryant av S; eight rooms, modern
20.00-2212 4th av s; seven rooms; bath, wa
ter, furnace.
$12. 5O-2e45 Central av; six rooms; well; near
500 shops.
$25. 00-Flat E, Savoye, 1919 LIST av S four
S. rooms; light housekeeping.
Nickels & Smith, 81 Nicollet av, Room 2
Phone, 104. Both Lines.
TO RENT-MODERN HOUSE, NEW; NEVER
occupied; hot water heat, open plumbing,
hardwood floors; $50 per month. Location
convenient to street cars schools and stores.
Apply 1Q15 21st av N.
902 w 22d ST (sUNNYsIDE)-NINE ROOMS,
modern, $35.
1919 Sd av So rooms, modern, barn. $50.
1911 Park Av-12 rooms, modern, barn, $50.
GA 25th St-S rooms, modern, $27.
PA 9th st SCI rooms, modern, $22.
1901 Park Av-12 rooms. modern, S45.
1920 9Th av SO rooms, modern, barn, $3.50.
PALS Nicollet Av-10 rooms, modern, SIS.
1419 9Th av SIS rooms, modern, $25.
1404 Vine Place. rooms, modern, SIS. 49,,
1919 9th st S-12 rooms, modern, $25.
1925 Vine Places rooms, modern, $25.
1916 Park Avs rooms, modern, barn, $22. so.
2300 Clinton Ay-7 rooms, city water. sewer,
SIS.
1926 Willow st-5-room fat, list floor, SIS.
1888 1st av N-Second- floor fiat, 81.
1919 LIST av N-Four-room fat, 50.
2547 LIST S-Four rooms, LIST floor, So.
2919 Nicollet Av-Second- floor fiat, So.
1914 Polk st NE-Six rooms, city water, So.
GEORGE ODLUM, 300 PHOENIX BLDG.
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On FOR SALR-NISCELLANEOUS

IN VN SAA4--A1SIAkAA
FOR sALE-TWO COMPLETE SETS OF
lodge furniture in first-class condition; two
sets of leather-seated chairs, II dozen wooden
lodge furniture, including carpets. etc. The
Branch, I'd av S and Washington.
FREE ''FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
:; u.s. MApE HAIR r OR
ture for sale. Rainville Bros, manufacturers,
i Nicollet island. Both Phones.
WooD-DRY, !l:75 TO s2.7s; 2 loads. $3.50
Pseao5y r2 3d. 81 e. e99 to Ex Phone m
ELECTRIC LIGHTING GENERATOR WITH
MISREPRESENTATION: Two American Ball
gines, 14x12 each loo. horsepower, direct belt to
orators. Possession given Jan il and Fe6
Is, 1902 These equipments are in full oper-
alton and may be inspected at The Mnneapo.
lis Journal plant. 10
We buy, sell. exchange all kinds Of band i'm
struments. Max Kohen's. 1927 WASH. av 8.
vIoL1Ns, MANDoL1Ns, guitars, banjos, cut
prices. Rose & SAVERS, 41-4s 9Th st S.
TYPEWRITERs rented to apply on purcnase;
all makes; get prices. 'Fay-sho,' 2S7 Hem:
SOLID GOLD BRIDGE SPECTACLEs, 500;
eyes examined FREQ. ostrem 1923, Mic, upstairs
ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND BEST GRADES
Fuel Co.. 2s7 Hennepin. main 2o76 Ii, and 1886
E Lake ST.; tel, South 6O3 J2.
WATCHES CLEANED 81, mainsprings 81, war
ranted VI. Fisk's, II Wash. Mic. House.
CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS. 75c; MICA
crystal grit, Toe; oil meal, $3.50 per 10ob seek.
J. H. Smith, 214-216 Hennepin av.
MUSIC BoxEs-PRICEs CUT Is PER CENT
at Rose & SAVERS, 4-43 9Th st S.
FOR sALE-ONEs MAX LEVY 65-LINE
halftone screen, l0x12 inches. Can be seen
at Journal Office ~
". N TAYLOR'S NEW WALL PAPER
store is located at II 9TH st S, near Hennepin.
PIANos--.BARGAINs IN USED UPRIGHT
pianos, S. to 81 month. Wheelock, $3.50;
Fischer, $le5; Ivers & Pond, $40; Arion, $500;
Chickering, $3.50; three squares, $25, $35, $40;
new McPhail, Crown, Sterling, Haines Bros,
Huntington, sold for cash or 81 to $40 monthly.
Foster 4 Waldo, 40 9Th st S, corner Nicollet.
DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS
DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS
DESKS
DESKS We plan to please the people.
DESKS
DESKS This week you can buy desks
DESKS cheaper of us than any other
DESKS place, and we have complete
DESKS line for. home or Office, at
DESKS terms and prices to suit you. |r.
DESKS asa
DESKS THE BRANCH. $
DESKS
DESKS Corner I'd av and Washington.
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AGENTS WANTED-NE PLUS. ULTRA
charcoal fiat iron; entirely new; different
from all others; irons without cooling. Geo.
Finn Newark, N. j. go
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AGENTS-TO HANDLE OUR IDENTIFICA-
ton key registry, death and accident policies
Money maker for agents. Call or write
Union Registry Co., $50 Nassau st, New
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10. BOARD WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD, BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple, in private family; walking distance
from Nicollet House. Address $685. Journal.
WANTED-BOARD WITH REFINED FAM
lily for widower's child, years old, and gov
erness. References exchanged. Address OBJ,
Journal. .
A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE BOARD
with Scandinavian family. Address 093, Jour-
nal.
DR.. CAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant and magnetic healer. Socials Sunday
and Thursday evening. Dark circle Sunday
evening. Jan. T. 1923 Hennepin av.
MRS. MANEWELL GIVES READINGS sDA1-
ly, to p. 62O1a Nicollet, room IA. 4.
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FOR RENT
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Continued.

~ Continued.
FOR RENT-S2OO CEDAR AV, SIX ROOMS,
all modern except furnace. For further in
formation. call at 1882 Pillsbury az.
FOR RENT-FEB. 1, NO. GA 25th ST S;
modern seyen-room house, in perfect order
Rent until May l, $25; after May !, $27. w.
C. Pike, 220 4th st S.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION = LARGE
house, Ills Nicollet av; has IL rooms, all mod
ern; steam plant; will lease for term Of years.
H. E. Ladd, 1902 Andrus building.
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PORTRAIT AGENTS EVERYWHERE QUIT
''crayons.' Try washable enamelines; no
glass; don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait Co..
Chicago
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THORPE BROS.
9 Second floor, Andrus building.
9 FOR RENT.
8 Warehouse property, with or without
3 trackage.
3 Offices in Andrus building and Sykes
3 block. ..-. .....
: STORES. HOUSES AND FLATS.
3 We have several first-class modern
g houses, with heating plants, guaran-
3 teed to heat the houses satisfactorily.
g Consult us for anything in the way Of
3 rentals.
g THORPE BROS,
3 Real Estate. Loans and Rentals.
: Andrus Building.
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FOR RENT

21 UNFuRN1sHED HOUSES
FREE "FoR RENT CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad
WHY PAY RENT OR INTEREST WHEN
the Home Cooperative company, copart-
nership, will furnish you money to pay off
your mortgage or buy home in any locality
and give you 16 years and months to pay it
back at $3.50 per month, without interest? In
yestigate our plan. Beardsley & Heidi, dis
trict managers, 256 Temple Court. Minneapo-
lis, and 303 Chamber Of Commerce, st. Paul
FOR RENT-NINE-ROOM HOUSE, Az "
9th st; with gas, bath, furnace, etc. rent
reasonable; possession given after Jan. 10.
Call or address J. J. Barry, 725 E 14th st.
s16-sIx-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
heat; large barn. No. 2724 9th av S.
$25-Newly decorated, eleVen-roOm, modern
house. No. 1891 Portland av.
BARNES BROS, .S.
Oneida Block, 104 Fourth st S.
FOR RENT-262l UNIVERSITY Az NE.
eight-room house; will paper and paint and
put in frst-class repair; So per month w.
r. Fowler & Co.. 315 Bank of Commerce
building Minneapolis, Mimi. 49,
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN GOOD
companies. Title ms. & Trust Co. Oneida blk,
WE SELL PROPERTY PLACED UNDER
our care, and collect rents promptly. Eickels
& Smith, Gil Nicollet av.
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COntinued.
FOR RENT--4o ACRES, THREE MILES
from center OF city: good house and barn;
suitable for dairy. Inquire 1918 Holden st,
North Minneapolis.
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1888
g WALL PAPER. q
g w. N. TAYLOR & CO.'S =
g new wall paper store is located at g
g No. II 7th st S, near Hennepin. They SS
g Will carry as usual the largest and e
g best selected line in the city. Estimates g
e furnished on painting and decorating. g
$50:
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS FOR SALE. 1914
4th st Sc.
FOR SALE, LIPPINCOTT SODA FOUNTAIN,
20 syrups, double box large mirror; will be
sold cheap 022, Journal.
FOR SALE-I HAVE A FEW VERY NICE
barred Plymouth Rock cockerels; finely bred
and finely marked. Call or write to H. M.
Newland, Hopkins. MINI.
FOR sALE--AMERICAN DIGEsTS, 10 VOL
umes, 18s7-1s9e, good condition; cost So per
volume; make offer Address 1873, Journal.
FOR sALE-FINE TONE PIANO IN GOOD
shape, $50: Call janitor, $40 18th st S.
FOR sALE-GAs RANGE. CHEAP, STAND
ard make, frst-class condition; no further use
for 1t: Call at $500 9th av S.
FOR sALE--FURNITUR AND LEASE OF
a six-room fiat, one of the most desirable and
best located in the city: elegantly and COM
plstely furnished; will sell at sacrifice.
Address 1876, Journal
COLLAR AND CUFF IRONING MACHINE,
built BY Troy Laundry Machine Co.; rolls 80
inches long. Address A. T. Green, Aberdeen,
S. D.
FINE sEALsKIN JACKET, GREAT BAR
gain, $50; bust 36. Address III, Journal.
sAFE-YOUR CHOICE OF TWO GOOD SEC
ond- hand; your own price. Must sell quick.
Address 119, Journal.
SEWING MACHINES, NEW AND SECOND
hand; best makes, $3.50 up; warranted. All
kinds repaired. Best oil; needles. Lynch;
919 Nicollet.
MARINE ENGINES. SIMPLE AND COM
pound up to 100 horsepower. AUTOMOBILE
ENGINES AND BOILERS. Small GASO-
LINE ENGINES. PROPELLERs. etc. -
iWALLOF MACHINE WORKS.
1911 Sd av N. s-- -
FOR SALE-NO. REMINGTON TYPE
writer; used only three months. 20l Sykes
block. 49,
FOR SALE-FINE VIOLIN, 500; ONE VIC
lin for $50: one violin for sS5. No: 1715 En-
erson av N.
FIND PEN ROSE-COMB WHITE LEG
horn pullets, single-comb Brown Leghorns.
White and Barred Plymouth Rocks; standard
birds. City address, 2l5 Sd st S.
MILWAUKEE, STEAM AUTOMOBILE, USED
two days, perfect condition; bargain A. F.
Chase & Co., agents Odds Mobile, 215 Sd st S.
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AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION.
The greatest agents seller ever produced :;
every user of pen and ink buys it on sight
200 to 800 per cent profit. One agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days; another 1872 in
two hours: Monroe Mfg. Co., X i26, La
Crosse Wis ' -.
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DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
ONEIDA BUILDING.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

1924 Harriet av, rooms, modern. $3.50. .sS5. 90
1901 Hawthorn av, rooms, modern. ex-
1926 Chicago Rs o' az, rooms, city water and -
/ furnace o. 90
2s41 10th av s, rooms. city water 1900
furnace ................... 1857
BIG Stevens av, rooms and barn. 80. CT
water and barn ......,...........1 is ou
1922 2sth 's av s. rooms We'll water 800,
333 E 22d st, rooms, city water In
ooo kltchen to' oS
SS0s 26th st, rooms well 1o. oo
500 18th ay s, rooms, city water...... 12.5o 50
613 18th av S, 6 rooms, city water...... II 90
7os 25th av y; rooms ciste m; 1000
o5 5l4 Lyndale ay rooms city water 1929 70 %
25OO Elliot ay, first floor, modern. Is. ~
10s W 14th st. 4 rooms 1st f1oor......... 1900
2l0l 5th aV n, nrSt moor lV.V.
100 18th av N, I'd floor .................. 600
! 1921 9Th st S, second floor, 9 rooms. 500
STORES FOR RENT.
1 and w 18th st, 40x40 ................. q. 90
2S9 Cedar ay 22.oV
FLATS FOR RENT.
2110 9Th av S, I'd floor. rooms: 1900. 1900
9 w 18th st, second floor. modern. %. 16 so
well and barn.
s5o-17os 9Th av s. Broom brick-veneered
house, all modern. .;.,,.-r.as.
JANNEY, 1os PHOENIX.
FOR RENT-TEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
| laundry, bath, gas fixtures, window shades,
| storm windows and screens; nice lawn l41O
Stevens ay.
| @GH@4@W9Na@WW @N.1N@~W1@H&
! o HOUSE FOR RENT. 9
! @ For Rent-2S33 Portland av, ten @
! 8 rooms, all modern, hardwood floors, @
! @ etc. Will make special price from @
| @ now until spring. Look, this up. David 9
| 8 p. Jones & Co.. Oneida building. @
! HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS ALL MODERN Elk
cept heat, furnished with Garland extra heat
er, gas range, shades, gas fixtures, screens,
storm windows, 1908 W Lake st; call and
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THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO., OF
Chicago, assets 100000, issues the best and
cheapest health and accident policy on earth.
Reliable agents wanted throughout the state.
D.. H. Evans, state agent, 31o-3u Andrus
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WANTED-GOOD MAN WITH At LEAST
$4,000, partner in department store; best
money in one year. Address 96SS, Journal.
YOUNG MAN, 20 TO 80, WILLING TO DO
some soliciting, to travel in larger cities
with office specialties; expenses and salary
paid; $50 bond required: state age. former
employments; best references necessary.
VIM. Zonne & Co.. Duluth, Mimi.
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COWS

10 COWS
FOR SALE-ONE LARGE FRESH DURHAM
COW and calf, rich and heavy mixer; will
trade for beef. 30S 18th st S.
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DON'T BE A LORSTER-SEND 10c FOR AN
mated lobster novelty; chance to make big
money. H. Muchmore, No. TAB Marcy aY,
BROOKLYN NJ Y
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SELF-Tf1READlNG NEEDLES FOR WEAK
sight: thread springs into eye; packet mailed
1yc four for 25c; agents catalogue free
Chas. MARSHALL. Mfr. LOcknnrt n Y
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WANTED-MEN TO ADVERTISE AND IN
troduce DR.. Hornsby's world-renowned rem
edies; millions of circulars to distribute:
signs to tack; steady work. good pay. DR..
Hornsby Remedy Co., Chicago. .-.--
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A GOOD OPENING FOR A MOLDER 10
start a foundry in Aberdeen. S. D. Address
! ! u
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FOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
best equipped billiard halls, bowling alley,
cigar and tobacco store in the state OF Min
nesota. Good reasons for selling. Town OF
! 1900 people. For further information write
! Fowler Farpo n
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MRS. TRYON, READINGS DAILY AT 81;
dime circles Wednesday and Friday evenings
121 18th st S. Will lecture and give tests at
II 7th st S, Sunday evening.
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Z4
FLAT-THREE NICE ROOMS AND AL
cove, steam heat, bath, ETC., LAT Lyndale ay
y, one block from Hawthorn; fine view.
FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS, HOT AND COLD
water, bath and toilet-room, second floor. $40
month. 24l2 4th s.
SIX OR THREE, 1901 NICOLLET Az SEC
ond floor; water, sewerage, etc. Inquire GIG
Northwestern building. .
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WANTED-TRAVELING MAN FOR MIN
nesota, to advertise and collect; s1s weekly to
start, and all expenses; steady work. Ad-
dress Road Supt., 1874 Dearborn st, Office 3o1,
Chicago Ill
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WANTED-SALESMEN TO CARRY SIDE
line: light samples furnished free; good COM
mission, with commission on mail orders. Ad-
dress COS, Journal
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YOUNG MEN WANTED-ANY DISTANCE,
copy letters home evenings and return to us;
we pay S. per thousand; send addressed en-
Velop, particulars and copy. f. NJ. c., Dept.
227, box 14l1, Philadelphia.
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ATTENTION.!
EDWARDS,

NINE. SCHWEINFURTH, IA 4th ST S,
trance medium. Advice on all affairs Of life
dime circle Tues. and Fri Letters answered
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FOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS GRO
Gerry, down town. Stock will invoice ,
$1,000 to 81 800. Price of fixtures to be !
agreed upon. Address 080, Journal.
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300 PER CENT TO AGENTs-sEND zoe SILL
YER for a sample OF best seller on earth; 70
per cent OF American people use it, Ind
Mfg. Co., South Bend Ind.
TRAVELLING MEN WHO WANT TO Make
from IS to SO a day selling side line no
samples, and taking no time from their bust
ness, address 615 Phoenix building, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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ONLY PERFECT BATH CABINET. GREAT.
est seller on earth. R. NJ K Irwin IL
Chambers st, n Y.
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE; EITHER SEX
Iarema diamonds; experts puzzled to detect
from genuine; liberal commission; catalogue
sample (ring or stud) free on application
Zarnma Diamond Co. 113 Adams st Chicago
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WANTED =. TWO Statesmen TO REPRE-
sent Simpson Computing Scale Co. of Elk
hart in the two Dakotas. Cali on or address
Frank Gredenweis, Nicollet Hotel.
PARTNER: IN RELIABLE MANUFACTUR-
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AN INCOME OF SIS PER WEEK. CAN BE
earned in spare time or evening by any per-
son able to write; proof sent free anywhere
to those sending addressed enve1op to Gran
nan Co. Box 22I BrookAu n Y
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WANTED-THREE Statesmen AT ONCE
to call regular trade; from factory TO
merchant; reliable house; good pay. Ad-
dress 9S75. Journal.
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statesmen WANTED-SPECIALTY OR
side line; guaranteed seller big commissions:
give references; state experience with applica-
ton. Columbia JeWelry Co, Iowa City Iowa.
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FOR SALE-CONFECTIONE STORE:
best location In town; good trade; stock
fresh; will invoice about $1.70O; will sell
for cash or trade for land in Aitkin or Milaca
county; reason for selling, want to get out
doors more Address Day-Hawlik Land Co..
Hutchinson, MINI.
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WANTED-GOOD MEN AND WOMEN So
lieitors: IS to S. can aa be made per day. 4l2
The Washington times., 1902-08-21
MASONIC FAIR PRIZES.
$4,000 Tickets Sold for Recent Bene-
fetal Bazaar.

Within the next fortnight the prizt
winners of holders of season tickets
to the big Masonic fair will be an
nounced. Chairman Ryder. of the tick
e. committee. has been pushing the
settlement of accounts for the past
few months and returns have now
been made on nearly all OF the
tickets Over %. 900 tickets have already
been paid for. Those that are not paid
for by the time OF the drawing will be
excluded from the contest.
The five prizes to be awarded on the
season tickets are as follows: First
prize. a handsome upright piano; sec
ond prize, a Cecilian automatic piano
player, both contributed by E. F. Droop
& Sons; third prize. an expensive gold
watch and chain, donated by Col. Allison
NaiIor, jr.; fourth prize, a parlor set of
furniture from W b. Moses & Sons; fifth
prize. hIgh-grade bicycle.
1t is the purpose of Chairman Frank
H. Thomas and the members of the ex-
ecutive committee to complete their
work by September and make their
final statement to the Masonic Fair As
sociation. OF which Mr. J. H. Small IS
president. From present indications the
total profits of the fair will be slightly
in excess of S55,oOO. although Treasurer
Mckenzie and others still hope that they
may be able to bring it nearer the $50, 600
mark than the first named figure.
The Washington times., 1902-08-21
TEMPERATE WEATHER
LOWERS DEATH RATE
Marked Falling Off in Juvenile Nor
tality-247 Typhoid Cases Row
Under Treatment.

| The deaths in the District during the
week ended ON Saturday last were 101.
afording death rate OF 1876. In the
preceding week they numbered 1O2. rep
resenting death rate of 1914, and in
the corresponding period of last year 109.
death rate 20.32. OF the deceden;s in
the past week % were white death rate
1881 and As colored (death rate 27si).
The principal features of the health
conditions were decrease in the NOR
tality from diarrhoeal diseases from %
to 1s Deaths among children under 3
years old decreased from AZ to 36. and
those among infants under year of age
from IS TO 20. Total cases of consump-
tion increased from 3 to IA.
There were 4 fatal cases of whooping
cough and u OF typhoid fever. By vio-
lence deaths occurred. resulting from
accidental electric shock and / by
drowning in lake at Soldiers Home.
The births reported numbered ~, of
which &c were white anC IS colored. and
as to sex. 4s males and IS females
AT the close of last week there were S
cases of smallpox in the hospital. No
new cases occurred. and having been
discharged, lett patients remaining.
OF typhoid fever. 1874 cases were under
medical supervision at the close OF last
report. During the week 81 new cases
were reported and 81 were discharged by
death and recovery. leaving 2i7 cases
under treatment.
Cases of scarlet fever numbering 13
were in quarantine by the report of the
former week. ONLY / new case devel-
oped. and having been discharged. left
IL cases. with warning cards, in premi-
ses.
At the close of the last report there
We're . cases of diphtheria in quarantine.
New cases numbering were reported
and l was discharged, leaving S cases in
premises.
The following were the deaths. classi-
fed according TO their causes: Apo
plexy. g. bronchitis. .; congestion of
lungs, /: consumption. II: commissions.
.; diarrhoeal diseases. "A; diseases of
heart. /: diseases OF kidneys. 3: mala-
rial fevers, S: pneumonia. :; typhoid fe-
Yer. 12; whooping cough, 4; miscella
neous. IS. Total. 10l.
The Washington times., 1902-08-21
SUMMER COMPLAINT.
Proper Food Will Prevent 1t.

When the bowels go wrong in adults
or children. quit all food but Grape
Nuts and little cream or milk. The
experience of one woman will be read
with interest by many mothers who pass
anxious days over little ones and become
alarmed because the food does not agree
with baby and he daily wastes away.
Mrs w. II. Mennens. of Little Falls.
Mimi. writes, Il want to tell you the
good Grape Nuts Food has done for
my baby boy. When he was 10 months
old he was taken with summer COM
plant and could not find any prepared
food that agreed with him. I was Civ
ing him doctors medicine all the time
but he continued to lose in weight until
he only weighed Is lbs. having weighed
% lbs. before he was taken sick. Finally
the doctor told me that unless | could
get some real nOurishing food for him
he could not live many days and he ad-
vised me to get Grape Nuts Food. which
did. and in FIVE days he gained ounces
and in five weeks he weighed just 20 lbs
If any mother reading this letter
wants to write to me personally | will
gladly answer and tell her the full par
ticulars regarding baby's sickness and
the good GrapeNuts did for him.