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and
GLOSS WORK
Sepia Tones a Speciality.
All work first-class!
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Prices Right!
HENRIETTA VOG5T-.
Referees Sale.

The undersigned, referees in the case
OF Martha Q. Fry VS.. Isaiah Fry, ct al.
have for sale three hundred and
se~venty.six acres of land known as the
Fry farm situated zeal De kalb. Deca-
tur County, Iowa. More than one hun.
dred acres of it is fine bottom land:
there is also on a part of the south side
along the railroad a very fine rock
quarry and sand bank. There was shin
ped out of there last year seyenty.eight
(1s) carloads of sand and one hundred
(lOO)car.loads uf rock. There is a good
two story house containing nine large
rooms, good barn 81 40, fair orchard.
Any quantity of water on all parts of
the land. Is In fact one of the best
farms for all %purposesin Decatur County
both for grain and stock. This land
can be bought for Forty Dollars per acre.
See US and we will show you the land
any time.
This 26th day Of June, 1902
&. w. BAKER,
STEPHEN VARGA,
w. s. CHANDLER,
@ : .gs Referees.
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Woodland.

j. w. Hartman had business in Gar
den Grove Monday.
w. IL. Wilson put up a new iron fence
in front of his residence last week which
he received from Columbus, O.
Tom Riddle lost about 100. head Of
sheep in the high water last week..
r. d. Lockwood was a Garden Grove
caller last Saturday.
Ord Leachman returned to his home
at Lineyille Monday.
Quite a number from High Point we're
in town Sunday.
Mrs. 7. B. Adair visited relatives at
Lineville last week.
Johnnie Mendenhall OF High Point
vas in town last week.
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KILLING MITES AND LICE.

10 prove that your hens have lice and
to show you how easy it is to free your
fowls from the insect pests-just nail up
a wide board against the under side of
the roost, sprinkle or paint it well with
Lees Liquid Lice Killer and see that
the fowls roost over it at night. Next
morning you will find all of the lice
lying dead on the painted board. The
genuine is for sale by j. +. Penniwell.
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A Postmaster Writes:

81 wish to add my testimonial! to the
genuine merit of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. I have tried many remedies
but have found your Syrup Pepsir
superior to all other laxatlves and
stomach medicines. My wife and l
both use it and know it does all that
you claim for it.
Yours sincerely, G. o. Kline.
Alma, Kans., Dec. %, 1900.
Sold by l.. Van Werden.
All go'to Cores barn for feed. If
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Burr Oak RIDGE.

Several bridges were washed out last
week by the rain.
Messrs. Bruner and E%dgington and
their wives, Mrs. johnson and family,
Lester Webster, Grace Cain, and Mr..
and Mrs. Kimball of Beaconsfeld took
dinner at w. H, McCalla's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meek and Maria
Brooks arrived Saturday from Washing.
ton where they had been sightseeing
and visiting.
AS G. E. Chastain and family returned
from High Point they took supper with
their old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton.
E. A. Adams and wife of Van Vert
visited a few days last week with their
parents and sister.
John McCalla was a Blockley visitor
Sunday.
Z. j. Sankey and wife of Leon were
out to their farm Sunday.
Chas. Chastain and family were Sun
day visitors at +. H. Lewis west lof
Leon.
Vernon McCutcheon of Boothtown
came up Sunday for a few days visit.
M. d. Shira and family visited at the
county farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunter drove out
from Leon Sunday and spent the day
at their son Charley's.
Mrs. L. j. Horney called on Mrs. Nc
Gala Sunday afternoon.
Novia Beavers the popular merchant
and insurance agent of Woodland had
business at Leon Monday.
Don't be persuaded into taking some
thing said to be "just as good" as
Madison Medicine Cos Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is nothing like it. So Cts,
no more no less.-W. q. Stempel x Co.
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot. Ease, q powder. IT. cures pain.
and instantly lakes the sting out OF corns aud
bunions It's the greatest comfort discovery
Of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. II Is u certain cure fer
sweating. ~callous and hot. tired, aching feet.
Try it 10 day. Sold by ali druggists and shoe
stores. Don't accept any substitute. BY mail
dress Allen 8. oImstead. Leroy. N. Y.
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English Spawn Liniment move all Hard,
Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from
horses. Blood Spavius. Curbs. Splints.
Sweeney; Ring Bone. Stiles, Spralns. al!
swollen Throats. Coughs. etc, Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most won.
c. Stcmpel q Co.. Druggists, Leon, Iowa.
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When you awake in the morning feel
lug like the end of & misspent life, your
mouth full Of fire and your soul full of
reesets, take Rocky Mountasn Tea.
Great medicine.-W. G. Stempel & Co.
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Bronchitis For Twenty Years

Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Danville, H.,
writes: II had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until | used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is a sure
cure. Sold by w. A. Alexander.
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Itchlness OF the Skin and Eczema.

The only remedy in the world that will at
once stop Itchiness of the Skin on any part of
the body that is absolutely safe and never
failing, is Doan's Ointment. Free samples at
~. Van werden. druggist, Leon, Iowa, 'saturs
day. August end.
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DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures
Sick Headache. Sold by l.. Van Werden.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to M2y 95. 1907
Trains 1esva tror, ps.psylvau3a Station

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol g. IT, Daily local for Hsrrisonburg
sTren5Sn, Charlotte, and way stations.
lo-Gl g. IN. Daily. Washington. Riehnond.
and Florida Limited FIrst-eiass coaches snE
draying-Ioon sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla Din
ing car service
ll-15 a. n Daily. United States Fast Mail
f'rst-elsss coaches and Grawing-roon sleeper
tc New Orleans. Dining -ar service
L-8I a N. Daily. Lossl for RarrentoD and
Charlottesville
$50 P y. Saturdays only. ''The WarTentoa
special; alexandria, Manassas, Calverton and
" arrenf5n.
a-0I p, n. Week Oars. Local fer HARRISON
burg and way stations u Manassas branch
SD P n Daily. i,oesi for WarTeato7 AMI
Charlottesville
60 .. 10 Daily. New York and AtIanta TX
press .FIrst-ciass coach and sleeper to Atlanta,
Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridays, Sunset
route Tourist Slecper Washington to sfn
francisco Pullman BUFFET service
800 p IT. Daily. New York and Florida
Express First-class coach and sleeper 10 Sa-
Vann1h, Jacksonville, and Port Tamps- sleep
Ct 10 sUmmercille. Charleston, Augusta =afs
connection FOX Aiken. Dining car service
Jo-oi p m Daily. Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited wa T<sncIburg3. FiTst-ciass
coach and sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville.
That tanooga, and Menu his; sleeper to New OK
ieallS Dining car seTvic
LUIS ?. IN Daily Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman Urain. club and
observation csrg 20 Abdnta and Macon; sleep
eTs 10 Nashville. Zcsnta Macon, Memphis.
New orleans Dining car sersiec
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
Rail WAY

For Richmond, Va, and points South. Via
AlexsadTiz and Fredericksburg. Leave s5ation-
9Th and streets, 4:So a. n. 3:95 D. n. dai!s
dining carl for Richmond and points o. It
lsntie Coast Lire ard Florida: T0.&I a
100 P. N. daily lFIoFida and &1Stropc Blar.
Liruited), for Richmond and poi9ss on Sea
board Air Lire and Florida; IJszi a n. trzir
connects at Richmond with c. & O. RI fo,
Newport News. Old Point Comfort et. -.,-5I
4 II daily for Richmond and paints " South
eru Railway and Florida dining carl : 40 a. n.
week days, 4:45 ?. n. daily express for Rich
mond only Pullman or parlor ears on all
shove trains EXCEPT 30 a. H. Accor N, ,da-
ton for Quanttco, $40 a. n, Sunday ,niy;
AS p n week days. 500 p n, ex ,epi
Saturday
z. 7. D. HYERs. " D. DUKE. ". p. TAYLOR
President General Mgr. Traffic NJ
RjrEruord VI
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For Atlantic City.
BARRYMORE End CHlO 3. &.

Schedule in effect May ls, 1892
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave AID s.
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a. IA $50
= Cincinnati. St. louis. and Louisville, -1o.aS
& *s.15 ,. n, +1-I0 night
Pitfsburg and Cleveland, 1850 a n. ss-ss
p n and I 90 night
r Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p n.
Winchester, ls.s5 a n, Ili-I5 and 1872
P, La n Rirerton. Front Royal. EIksoa. .4.15
p Annapolis m I7:so. .'s;ao. nll=5o = NJ n4.se.
r. a. tidse. week days, 9.Ie a m lspeeiaD
and $50 2. N SUNDAYS 90 Z. II and I.45
? frederick. 1885. 900. lIo.5o a n, +.i15.
III 80, and i6-20 p N
y sg3erstown, 3Io:o5 a. n aaa $3.50 p Il
.-i.is liz 30. f5:S0. -.lo.1s. liII-s9 p
f.afrhersburg and way points. s.s5. 900 4
m. 1870, SsI-15, S:S9. 4sSC, z5;Go, 1859.
u washington junction and way points, 1855,
$500 a. n, s-1;i5, 1850. $3.50 p n.
p,ft5-oore week days. 1890. 5.00 G.9e
---g5 7:s0 xs- 80 S-35. 1880. XISc90, I-59 g.
n. xl2 20 noon. Xl-al, 1o-ed' 1z-00 kan,
1-a5 xS-O5. SIS, x5=z9, $50. xo.99. xlo-0g,
- "a II.s5 D n Suldays. 400, X .0s
IN 1880. x9:o0 H., xl2.2o, 1:l5. x3:00.
IN X5.05- 6:SO. xs-o0. xio.eJ III 80 HISS
P :" ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al trains iiiuIutnate1 N1th Pilsscn light
1si+imore. Philadelphia. Ssw YORK, Boston,
=, ~ Fast. 500, s7-o5 tDiEe-), $50 CBuf-
az s+e-0C (DlBeT), 1880 tDioeT) a m.
80. ~; eDiner(, $500 (Royal limited,
49, 1850 (Philadelphia only} -5.e5
1Ti1sg 500 and IL 30 F. n (SleepI1g Car
C-.lr AZ 1900 o'clockl-
'f Sti.5tic city, lIT.e5. Il1o-oo a m. fl2-2s
no sTsily 80 IEsxcept Sunday -'sunday only
xExpTess trains
r-,-a called FOR and checked from hotels
y .-s5siiences BY UniCu Transfer Co on orders
1aft a. ficset of8ces, 6l9 Pennsyivsnia Avenus
-sa-+txrcst- New York Avenue AID Fifteenth
Street. and az station
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cHEsaPEAKE &c R8ILWaY

Trims leave District Line Station l7eached
h, CoIpr-bia electric carsj as follows;
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Weak Gays 1879. II.31 a. IN, ESQ, Sis
and D r.. Sundays and Holidays. 9.l5. I0.sJ-
II.sO a. m, $50, 2:ao. $3.50, So :, and $50
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH
Week days. L az 2-S0 5, ara 10 p. m Sun
DAYS and Holidays I2ss0. ls55 5. go. &C. $
$40 and 1880 p. n.
TRAINS FoR LOCAL Points LEAVE.
Week days, g:l5 a. n. Sis p. n sundays,
s:I5 a n. $50 D. N.
4 L. LEWIS, 6. P. a, Ii20 New York ave-.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PzPERED. sI.75 up: house painting.
lowest prices, raof painting. &c per square.
CARLISLE BROS. 1Is5 G1h st. re Phone
Fest 50 D. mss
NOLTE. So 9th ST. NV. i constantly receig-
iHg the .atest 1nd most attractive designs IN
v al papers and papers rooms f5oTa 500 up.
Cal aad Investigate for yourself and be con
WINGED mIf-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LEY hall, Lover Potomsc; terms mod
GEORGE ROGERS. Ridge Nd. ieS-lm
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
sEhR0ARD Az LINE RAILVIAY

CAPITAL ClLy 1ou1e-
Ynove washington, Ps1lTsa- i. r. Station
-. p, SEABOARD FAST NAIL
sC'+GISftg Through P,sIIaaa Sleepers to
jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 atlanta
p.9iiy LnLITED-Solid tram To S.
,,,,I1sfife vita Pullman, Driving Room
4,,-,7,,7I-t1nent. Observation, and Dining Cars.
- PnIIrran Sleeper to Atlanta Pullman
So tuesdays ThuTsiays. and Saturdays 10
SoTfhern Pines tPlneburstf
Tbese trains offer excellent schedules and
ssry5re to Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines
* 9fs;s,,rstg- Camden, Columbia, Savannah
S1I1-ii-.-I-silfe and az FIorid4 points Char
go athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
oooes- Nashville. points Vest AID Southwest
o, : ~ LGCAE-To Petersburg Raleigh
<E'~SSejiJ Southern Pines (pineh,-st}
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penna. Ave
C. r RYAN. y IL DOLL
re-crel Pass. Aceut- General Agent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS,

First-class stop-over tickets on sale at stated
periods 1t a rate less than one fare FOR the
round trip Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed information 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue
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WANTED-TgP egyriteTs, bicycles, and phone
graphs for cash. ADDRESS BOX I31, t3sls a.lie=.
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Y ANTEI-Heli9. I buy everything IL house
hold goods Ike fUrEitIre- carpets, crDrze1y.
Send irostaal. SPENSER II5I 9TH 81 c24-g
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wANTED-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

LOST.
IOST-Lady's gold Warch at River View june
q Finder Viii pIease return 20 rs Thomas
St nv and receive reward. e253
LosT-If party who picked up poeketlssoE On
18th St car VIII return watch and fountain 55en
can have money Return 70 BOZ 10, JIis Of
fse. c25s
LosT-Monogram pin marked b. C." liberal
reward. 1901 y St nv. nF
OsT-PocketBook- Reward, 1877 = NV
m259
LOST - Sunday evening, silver watch. initials
~ p between 9Th and 10Th SIS and Penn
syivania ave NV; reward; return 70 1905 Penn
sylyauja ave nv. ez4s
L0ST-Ou Metropolitan car line MONDAY morn
Ing, purse with name engraved. liberal reward
if returned 10 cti- div, Pension Or5ce, OF 2l5
East Capitol 81. e2+S
L0ST-At 18th and Pa ave Saturday, z
O'Clock, trace and breast strap. Liberal re
ward if ret-rsed II LOUGHBAN, 1897 Pa ave
egg
IHST-Suisdsy evening. silver watch. initial
N. E., between 9th and 10th sts and Pa
ave nv e23-S
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Tickets. sleeping car rese.vati7ns and de-
tailed information can be lad az ticket Of
fees, 705 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Avenue
and Pennsylvania Station Baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Phone Main 144I, P. P. r Cab Service
c IL ACkERT- General Manarer
s. h HARDWICK, General Pass'r agent
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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WAETED-MONEY.

WsYTED-s290 or $40 for 1--WE years. win s.
cure by deed % trust, bearing 6 per cent inter
est on zeal estate costing 500. and which
believe 20 be worth more Address RUSH"
BOX I26, this Office ezf-e6
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cHEslPEEKE AND OHIO ~.

800 = H. DAuY-CincInnsti and St Louis
sraciaI-SoIid tram Tor Cincinnati Pullman
Slesrgrs to Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville.
InCliaaapolis. and -. louis without change
1,Is---sflor Pa-ior Car 10 Clifton Forge week
,I Conuectic-. for Virginia hot springs.
49, ar Part0r Cars Cincinnati to Chicago
Tie P. NJ DAILY. r y Limited, sossd
min for Cincinnati, Pullman Sieepers TO en-
- Lexington. End Louisville, without
- Comp1rtunent sleeper 30 Virginia Hot
- tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS;
1.ls=.fion daily Dining car. SIeepe-s Gin
es--,ri 10 Chicago aud 81. Louis
rses-vation ard tickets ~ Chesapeake and
o. ,4Hccs. 51s Pennsylvania Avenue 6J9 Isih
ST 1ear r and u tie station. Telephone
- ;fein I44t tor Psnnsg Ivania Railroad CAB
- L " FULLER
- Min lO66 Cen Passenger Agent
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COUNTRY BOARD

BOARD-TIlree- quarters Of a mile from town.
Ice, milk city references; terms s.. 81 80 week
MRS NINSBORO, Box 1S7, Front Royal. Va.
e.
PRIVATE FAMILY VIII take four adults TO
board at - per week each; trains accommodate
those in office; beautiful home. shade. fruit
Own vegetables; one minute from station Ad-
dress BOX So. HcIndon va Mos
WANTED-At Edeeworrh. ton or twelve desi--
able boarders; among the mountains Of upper
FauquIeT1 large store house, plenty good shade
good water, Ice. and good country board; near
est station Marshall Hail; terms. SO 90 So
per month. Further PARTICULARS apply 20 MRS
r. B. TEMPL-MAN, Urleau Fauquier county
va. rnIg-i2
LOCKsLEy BALL. Lover Pctousc: terms mod
crate GEORGE ROGERS. Ridge. Nd icS In
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 8 pair up;
just the stock Tor boys TO breed during yaca-
ton; ,se have also white mice and pigeons
SCHAiID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18Th st. NV. cleft
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FOUND.

F0UND-only at wilkins, 81 9Th ST. pound.
marble and fruit cake, pounds Tor . cents:
Pounds cake Tor 60 cents ez5-G
F1UAD-The only place % get delicious
ice cream and cake, and loans saucers and
spoons WILklN'S. ~ gth ST. eZ5-g
FOJ ND-Laree, shaggy yellow dog send
name ard description B0A 1J3, this Office.
c23-3
UND-That wilkins VIII furnish you delic-
ions ice cream and cake less than Others and
loaH you sauceTs and spoons JuHctie M and
New ERIK ave. el9-g
FCUND-At Iscey-s most modern ice cream
factory Il America delicious chccolaf Z Va
Mia, aad strawberry ice cream; made from
tie frl.it, not the acid; sc per gallon Also
I-sreg special. zoe per gallon of5ce, E07 New
YORK ave. Phone Main es3 deI0-tf
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Through trains from the South arrive Wssh-
ington es4z a m, 6->2 4. NJ. no a n. gas
.. H. 200 p n. 9:l5 p. m, and $50 p. "a
daily Local trains from harrison uTg II s.
a n week days and $40 T. n, daily Frs
Charlottesville, s-2s = N aao $40 ,. IL
daily.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AID
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

from Station, Pennsylvania Ave and 1872 s.
In eject Kay l. 1871
OF Alnxaadria-Heek days $50. 1904. ~.
30 SIS. s.5s, s.25. I0:3J. l0.z5. 1le0. ll:Ss
q n; xs.o5. 1920, l2.45 xI:o5. % 80.
sc xS;u2. $50. $50. x4:I4. 10. 4.5I. 5.gs'
80 SEQ. sos. G:35. 7:Gc. $50, 500, $40.
-, 1915. 4l.ZC. l-;53 p. N.
oahday s-1-+5. S.y'l. e:f5 1880. n:oo ll:Sl
:. n 200 noon, I2.90. 90. ESQ. 200 80
~ go. 500, 30. soc, $50. 500. $50,
~ go. s:oo. s:45, 80. Io:l5. n:2o. lbs
=, q Mount yernon-Teek DAYS: $50, 500
s so' 100 a n, x22-e5. xi:o5. 200. xs-O--
S;sV- Z4;l4. x5:Zz. 7.O5. $50 p. m
Saaoays-e.oo a n, I2:0o nocn- z:oo- A-Vo-
$50 200. ESQ p m
For Arlington and Aquedcct Bridee-e eeS
DAYS: 60 1904. T.s0. S:e9, see, $50, o-25.
lo:g. HOO q n, sI2.05. 1920. '1z:+5, I-e5-
! %. 200. $50, S;02 $50. ss59, 4s23. ISL
9:z2. eos. $50, T.05. 500 D. N.
SsNDAYS-I:45. 500 Gas, s10-29. u;0J,
-iI:sO s n, 1900 noon, 1890. ZOO. : -,
go. $3.50, 300. $50. 800 '4,sG. 500. $50.
500, $50 700. go. 500 D. n
EETpress- TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
5 COLyIS. Superintendent
CLARENCE ?. KING. resident.
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FoR RENT-FURNIsEED ROOMS.

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FOR RENT-J1-- 1aa-asl irs, every room e!s-
giant. BATH. ee-. rrrrs rrrv rs9,7rarlo 7sa
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FOR RENT Three furnished rooms sr-f1ahlc
-. il4'.' na'-en>e. -a=- en- d 81 MS, e-5-S
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1- - -''iie good SIZED front room neatly
%. !. 'lsli'" - per H1"ntH and one s. lii2 5ih
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s,'H ~ ~ + FINISHED Two second door rooms;
ez5-5
FOR RFNT-T--o 1---=l-7r7 rooms z-TiT-r.Ie s--
Light i'aaSeSesrias at 30 % St Sc. e25s
FOR RENT Segond-sto-r front room. three
s @@s :'S. rent an" cheap 1 S51 same a& 5o'' ssos
FOR RENT-Tva large furnished front rooms.
fight housekeeping IaS3 New Jersey ave. NV
FOR FOR, RfNT-A Iarse front ron, nicely fur
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FOR RENT-Tvo large. newly furnished rooms.
nv. [n7i-2
FOR EENI-FsrnisGed rooms 81 per week:
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FOR RENEE Ne7r Yor}. ave- cool -a7n-
Portable, nicely furnished rooms; plenty closet
i'o-i- MS
FOR kENT-9Is View York ave, nicely fur
nished Tasu5s; trausients taken. e23S
FoR RENT-l.al, room Iol F st. NV. e2s-3
FOR RFNT-a -7c,I-- s,,r-77eIrs.l fro,+ 49,, -
Mass ave. NV. e2S-s
FOR RENT-S5 for neal. clean. cool. south
front room suitable fer one or two gentle
- =. / . Nv 60
FOR kl.NT-Ivo furnished ronls, single or en-
800, 10 l-l1 - Nv MS
FOR RFNT-Fl.rnisi,ed rooms. good locality.
Convenient r, lsrs- nos q = ~ MOI
F0D pr%-r- a. - $50, -,
fioar ma g - -1''-iSie' i'0'I' ,. sef31a
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,s4lllil!ly l3f nlsheI rooms Win baths at
foH HG-- URbIShED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-T1lree unfinished rooms, 8 per
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FOR RFNT-Tf.rc, 75ufrlrrisbsd rooms and hath
for light Ioysssseef,iuz: So, no children. l7sJ
'th 81 NV m25-9
FOR REET-Eierant rrlfisrnished rooms. light
parties. log Aiass1c hIisetts ave ne. m25-s
rOg RFN-T ~, ,,{,,-...s,I ,.- --I
floor; for light housekeeping Apply -3s 9TH
81 he mss
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wAETED-HoUSES.

WANTED-G-room house IN NV, on easy par
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WANTED White girls to cut out cotton goods
1854 'Jh st. nv. mI
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For RENT-Ofaces IN Bliss Building: opposite
Capitol: electric light, telephone, lanitor serv-
Ice Tree: IS I'D, ROOM 6 m2o-a
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NANIEf-ENPcriCGcC COOK; small private
family; 10 washing IE4g Harvard ST. mi
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FOR REET-FUREIsHED FLAT.

CITY for summer; viii rent furnished
fiat cheap; bath and porch; Capitol Hill Ad-
dress BOX 100. this Office m25-a
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NANTED-N wet nurse Cali AT Iss C. ST. ne.
Flat 80 nj