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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
La verdad Sc impone
Triunfa que sdo saludada po humaniad
de alabanzas

Guam effmero y perecedero es Ell
triunfo de la falsa virtud Como no
descansa sobre Ia base real verdadera
tante, para extinguirse luego 4 seme-
jana de los fuegos fatuos
Pero la verdad es eterna; esa verdad
que, para imponerse con irresistible
fuerza, cruza la penumbra llevando
en- sus manos gloriosas la palma triunfal
de la victoria, sin que nada nj nadie
venga a arrebatarsela.
Y cuando el antifaz hipocrita de la
primera cae, arrancado por el infexible
tempo, el rostro hmpido y no velado
de la segunda Sc i1umina aun mas con
los rayos de su luz propia.
Sirvan de ligero preambulo los
parrafos que anteceden para la his
toria que vamos q narrar.
Veinticinco amos ha, ALA en- el
hunilde laboratorio de la Maga Qufrni-
ca, vino al mundo pura, energica,
LENA de promesas y esperanzas 1egfti-
mas, y blanca como ell a1bor mismo de
la manana en- que nac1a, la que POGO
despues fue bautizada con el nombre
de Emulsion de Scott, nombre que ella
ha sabido enaltecer por encima de la
rastrera envidia, y despecho de los
que, sin lograrlo jamas, han querido
igualar1a.
Y al surgir a la vida, temb1aron
ALA en- su antro tenebroso los nefandos
genios del NAL. En- la escualida faz
de Anenia Sc estereoptipo una mueca
de disgusto Consuncion, desesperada
y en- TN acceso de tos, Sc dej6 caer
sobre su n1ue1le poltrona; Raquitis-
mo, pudiendo sostenerse apenas sobre
sus debiles canillas, corrio desconso-
1ado l1orar e1 fin proximo de sus dias.
Y cada cua1 l1evaba medic oculto
bajo su brazo un pequefo objeto, que
era el fat1dico deposito de los diabolicos
gernenes con que hasta entonces
habfan venido causando estragos en- la
humanidad.
"i Nos vencera |" exc1amaban, nos
vencera...
mo mi, dec1a Consunci6n, por-
que mi RENO es perdurab1e, nada
existe pue pueda abatir la ener-
gfa voraz de mis- gernenes. Yo segui-
re llevandome la fosa cuantos
caigan bajo mi fatal acci6n H.. :"
mo, replicaban Anen1ia Ra-
quitismo, que puedes til sin nues-
ira Immediate ayuda? Somos tus auxi-
1iares; antes que td l1egan1os para
a1lanar el can1ino y abrirte la puerta
t1 vienes despues, cuando va hemos
debi1itado la vfctima...Si sonos
vencidos, td 10 seras tambien.
Justo presentirniento que ha tenido
despues, no una, sino nillares de veces,
su mas inequfvoca comprobacion;
pues en- los veinticinco amos de vida
que cuenta Ia Emulsion de Scott
/ cuantas veces no ha dado muerte q
os funestos agentes de Anenia
Raquitismo, alejando asf la traidora
Consuncion que va empezaba asomar
su demacrado rostro
Por ESQ es ella-1a Emulsion de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

-lPeste con ese tipo tan origi-
nal exclamo la baronesa { la que
empezaba parecer que sir Gut
lermo Sc habfa separado de ella de
una manera muy extraf1a.
-Pero 6ds que tipo original ha-
blaisP
Del ingles.
-dDe que inglesP pregunt6 el
sefior de Beaupreau CON mucha
tnocencia.
-SNo le vfsteis nj encontras-
teisP
-Pero, querida sef1ora, dijo ell
1efe de negociado con mucha cal
ma -6de queingles quereis hablars
Del baronet sir Guillermo.
Ei seflor de Beaupreau lanz6 IN
grito de sorpresa que pareci6 muy
natural q la bsronesa J Hermi-
MIA.
Il rs 6ll les ell = exclam0.:
-Pero Squien es el7 pregunt6
la baronesa.
lei ioyen que me salvo hace dos
horas.
-sQ1e os salv6s
ST, de una muerte segura.
Z Ell senior de Beaupreau cont6
10 que lie habfa ocurrido y Ia sefIors
de Kermadec le escuch0 con mucho
asombro, mientras que Herminia
Sc quedsba pensativa.
-Pues bien, hace POGO que 50
present6 aquf pretendiendo que 80
habia extraviado J pidiendo hos
pitalidad, : exclam6 In baronesa.
Y entonces sen d6nde estas
cSs march0 de pronto. :. al OR
una palabra. respon1i6 la barone-
So que parecia no guerra explicarse
mas categoricamente en- presencis
de Herminia.
Haze IN momento que sstaba
tan conm0vido, diio Ell sefior de
BeaupreaC, cue 40 le recouocf.
Pero lie conocfais. padre mfo?
--pregunt0 Herminis con IN sen
timiento de cnriosidad.
Y tambien 10 conoceis, hija
mis.
-SYef : replied aaombrada Her
mlnia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

En- la tuberculosis pulrnonar, Ell la
escrofu1osis, en- la convalecencia de
reumonfas, en- la pobreza fsologica,
ETC., la Emulsion de Scott ha respon-
dido siempre EN- mi practica la fama
de que goza.-Dr. Victor Anguita y
Stuven, Medico cirujano por las Uni
versidades de Santiago de Chile y
Madrid ex-Medico Director de Vista
de Naves, ex-Medico del Cuerpo de
Sanidad de la Armada Espafiola, etc !.
etc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

Para benefcio de los hogares, donde
existen ninos, reproducimos las sig
ni6cativas palabras del autorizado Y
bien conocido Doctor Don Eusebio
Guajardo, de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,
Mexico -" En- cualquiera de las null
tiples manifestations de la diatesis
escrofulosa de los nifios no hay que
perder el tempo; prescribase desde
luego la Emulsion de Scott. I"
Enero II de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

NADIA mas encomiastico que las bre-
YES palabras del enninente Medico DR..
Don Francisco Garza Cantt, de Mon
terrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico La
Emulsion de Scott es un remedio uni
versalmente conocido sancionado,
que apenas ST precisa confrmar una
vez mas que por sus propiedades nu-
tritivas y reconstituyentes, es digna
de la nuy buena reputation de que con
tanta justicia goza.
Enefo II Gle 1909
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Brought here for Burial.

The remains of Mrs. Malinda Irene
Hnll were brought here Monday from
Aer home at Cresco for interment
III Russell cemetery north of town,
which took place yesterday morning,
ae funeral services being held at the
ssone of her sister, Mrs. Anton Arne-
son-
Melinda Irene NARROW was born
April IA, 1886, in Wyandotte county,
Ohio, and died in Cresco, Iowa, Satur-
lay, April 26, 1902 She was married
m 1876 to Mr.. G. @. Hull, who died
some three months ago and was buried
Mt st. Cloud, Mimi. after an illness
with typhoid fever. She leaves three
children orphans, Arthur, Florence
and Cecil. Mrs. Hull has suffered
trom creeping paralysis for two or
sirree years past, which caused her
death. She was good christian wo-
man, an active worker, and the sym
Pathies of all are extended to the be-
Feaved children and other relatives
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Luther Loses Again.

The crowd that gathered at the
Luther College base ball park on last
Thursday afternoon, to, witness the
ball game between the University of
Nebraska and Luther College, saw
one of the best games ever played up
on these grounds, despite the fact
that Luther College was shut out
The Nebraska team is head and
shoulders above the average college
team, and one of the very best aggre-
cations of players ever seen here.
Every one of them plays ball, and
plays it all the time. 1t is one of the
most evenly balanced, headiest teams
we have ever seen. Luther's team
also did fine work, especially Reque
in different catches at short stop, but
they were no match for the visitors,
and the game ended with the score 5
to 0 in Nebraska's favor. The next
game will be with Cornell College,
Mt. Vernon, Iowa, ON next week We'd
nesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Marriage Vows.

Last Wednesday, April %, 1902, at
half past two O'Clock at the residence
of the brides uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Wepler, $40 North
street, West DEBORAH, occurred the
marriage of Miss Maud Mansfield and
Mr.. Samuel Taylor. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robbins, pas
tor of the M. E. church, of which the
bride is member. The bridesmaids
were Miss Clara Andrus and Miss
Clementine Tyler The groomsmen
were Messrs. John Wepler and Harry
Tyler. After the ceremony the guests
were entertained with number of
beautiful songs by glee club that
was present. The bride was born and
reared to womanhood in DEBORAH, so
of the excellent character and true
worth of this young lady our words
are unnecessary. The groom, young
man of Dubuque, is unknown to the
people of DEBORAH, but seemed in every
way worthy of the good fortune that
has befallen him. They took the
evening train to Dubuque, where he
has home ready for them. May their
future life be as bright and peaceful
as their wedding day is the wish
of their many friends xxx
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
COUNTY S. S. CONVENTION
OPENS AT CAsTALIA TOMORROW
An Interesting Program Has Been Pre-
pared for the Session. Given
IN Full Below.

Program of the annual meeting OF
Wiunesheik County Sunday School
Association, to be held at Castalia,
Iowa, ON Thursday and Friday, May
LIST and I'd, 1902:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 1.
$3.50 Meet for social time.
A 100 Devotional. Prayer for the
convention. Led by Pres. Philip Slack.
THURSDAY EVENING.
500 Devotional led by Rev. Ross.
S:15 Address, Mrs. Mary Barnes
Mitchell.
. S:35 Address, Rev. E. P. Ellyson.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2.
900 Devotional. Led by Rev. s. G.
Platts.
Gals Normal Bible Lesson. Rev.
E. P. Ellyson.
9:44 Decision Day. Miss Gregg.
9:55 Home Department. Miss May
Lambert
1906 Cradle Roll. Mrs. DR..
1915 Banner School. Mary B.
Mitchell.
10 80 The True Spirit of Giving.
Rollin Baker
1O:45 How best Taught A. w.
Kramer, Jr.
IL 100 The s. s. Teacher as Sou
Winner. Rev. Kirk w. Robbins.
IL 80 Helpful Suggestions for the
Primary Teacher. Mary Barnes Nit
chell
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
200 Devotional. Led by Rev. g.
w. Burgess.
2:l5 The Sunday School and the
Home. The Responsibility of the
Parents in the Sunday School. Rev.
Gregg. The responsibility of the
Parents in the Home. G. j. Harlan
2:45 The Model Opening and Clos
ing Exercises of Sunday School
Mary B. Mitchell.
800 Question Box G. j. Harlan
3:15 Temperance Talks. The Cigar
cite Habit Mrs Irene G. Adams.
Other Phases. Rev. s. G. Platts.
Other Phases Rev. Philip Slack.
4:05 Bible Lesson. Rev. E. p
Ellyson
A 80 Reports of Committees and Elec
ton of Officers.
FRIDAY EVENING.
500 Devotional. Led by Rev.
Schlung.
8:15 Address. Rev. E. p. Ellyson
Sunday School officers who have re
ceived blanks for statistical report.
will please fill them out and return
without delay to E. M. Carter, Secre.
tary, Hesper, Iowa. Also please send
an offering of 2 cents per smember Of
your Sunday School to VIM. Butz
Treasurer, Ridgeway, Iowa
Philip Slack, President
E. NJ Carter, Sec'y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
4 Sad Story.

The taking of Prof. Munrod to the
zsy1tum al Independence last Thursday
isSsiie ending ola particularly pathe-
nc story Several years ago he was
nm able instructor in Luther College.
Later he was engaged in editorial
work in Chicago, and few years ago
accepted position as associate editor
with the DEBORAH Posten. A year or
10 ago he lost his wife, over which
be brooded a great deal, which finally
lead to dissipation, and the conse-
quent unbalancing of his mind. His
two children will probably be sent to
Norway where they will be cared for
by relatives. Prof Munrod in his
prime was highly educated and up
right man who had the esteem of all.
1t Is TO be hoped that his condition
will improve under the care of the
hospital physicians.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
BIG FIVE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
To Be Held at Oelwein, Iowa, May
10th and 18th.

The Howard, Winnesheik, ALBANIA
kee, Clayton and Fayette County
Teachers Association will be held in
Oelwein, May 18th and 18th, this year
Oelwein people are enthusiastic and
every effort is being made to make
this meeting equal, at least, to any of
the previous excellent ones.
School officers and teachers should
plan to attend. Let whatsoever will
come.
Topics assigned are of special in
terest to both city and rural people.
Excellent local talent will appear.
Special attractions will be an adj
dress by Pres. H. III. Seerley of the
State Normal school, Friday night,
May 18th. The u /. U. quartette will
furnish number of choice selections
Programs will be sent later. Visit
ors will be entertained Railroads
will give rates
H. l.. Adams, Chm Elk. Com.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEES.
List Of Committees Having Charge Of
Preparing the Observance
in DEBORAH.

A meeting of the joint committees
of Col Hughes Post, g. A r., w.
Il. G. and S. of V. was held at the.
home of Capt. E. l. Weiser last even
ing, for the purpose of perfecting the
list of committees having charge of
the observance of Memorial Day in
DEBORAH. The three organizations
were duly represented, and committees
were chosen as follows:
Program and hvitations-Capt.E E. 1.
Weiser
Music-S. Y. Potter, Will Lime
void, Supt. E. j. Hook.
Finance-Ben Bear, L. B. Whitney.
Carriages-L. l.. CALDWELL
Marking Graves-C. L. Holcomb,
w. A. Ellsworth, ]. J. Cameron.
Procuring Evergreens-M. LANCE.
l.. B. Richmond, Jno. Stortz, Frank
Puntney, Clarence McLain, Herbert
Robinson.
Wreaths and Flowers-Womans
Relief Corps.
Opera House-Capt. K. l. Weiser.
Decorating Soldiers Moument-Sons
of Veterans.
Grounds. L. Caldwell, S. Oxley,
John Harmon, l.. l.. Couse.
1t was also voted to hold basket
picnc dinner ON Memorial Day ON the
lawn of Mrs. Cyrus Mckay, Winnie
bago street, weather permitting, and
the ladies of the Womans Relief Corps
voted to decorate the graves of deceas-
ed members of their order on Thurs
day afternoon, May goth. Complete
programs, for Memorial Day and
Memorial Sunday will be published
when completed
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
DOES DEBORAH WANT 1T?
An Opportunity to Secure a Company
Of National Guards ia This City.

There is an excellent opportunity
at present for the city of DEBORAH to
organize and maintain company of
national guards in its midst, if it de-
sires to do So The company at Gel
vein was recently disbanded because
of the fact that the city failed to sup
port it properly, and because of lack
OF interest among its members and the
citizens of that place, and another
company will soon be organized in
this section of the state, with the
chances for DEBORAH very good, we
believe, providing those who would
like to join such company will take
hold of the matter.
In a personal letter to the editor
regarding the matter from Adjutant
General Byers, of Des Moines, he
states that the first requirement that
he will ask of the city that gets the
company will be that it provide a
suitable armory, and the city not doing
so will be barred from securing
the organization. Other requirements
are a good man for Captain of the COM
pany, and not less than forty men of
good reputation, able to pass the ply
steal examination.
The advantages of having company
of national gurads in this city are too
well known to be repeated. If any
person or organization will take up
the matter with earnestness enough to
warrant its continuance, we will be
glad to give them all the facts in our
possession and to assist them in way
within our power.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Arrested on Grave Charge.

Last Friday two men from Mabel,
Mimi, Ed. and Lewis Sherwood, came
to DEBORAH and sold some lard to
Charles Haas for So. 20 and to o. N.
Norgard for $500. Both of these
gentlemen upon examining the lard
believed it to be diseased, and compel
led the men to take it back and return
to them the money paid for it. They
were arrested by Sheriff Mizener upon
the above charge and arraigned before
Justice Barthell, when they plead not
guilty, and as no positive proof as to
their guilt was presented, he discharg-
ed them upon payment of the costs,
amounting to little over twelve dol
lars. They gave to Sheriff Mizener a
bill of sale for their team and wagon,
afterward redeeming the same by pay
ing the cash to him. A letter was re-
ceived from Mabel to the effect that
these parties had come to DEBORAH
with lard rendered from hogs that had
died while being brought to town,
with the advice that it would be we'll
to ascertain whether it was sold for
pure lard or soap grease, which lead
to their arrest. They claimed that
they had not acted unlawfully in sell
ing the lard, that it was not diseased,
and that the letter was simply written
out of spite to them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Intercollegiate Track Meet.

Arrangements have been perfected
$fte past week for an intercollegiate
sraek met on the campus of Luther
College on Friday Afternoon, between
representatives of Upper Iowa Uni
versity, Fayette, and Luther College.
z. g. has had no track team in the field
ef competition with other colleges for
seperai years, but the boys have been
practieing steadily this year, and
expect TO present an interesting con-
vest with U. l. U. 1t is to be hoped
shat there will be a large attendance.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Trip the Light Fantastic.

The Fire Department dance at
steyer's opera house last Thursday
s~ening, was one of the most promi-
neiaf social events of the season, in
point of attendance and universal en-
loyment. An unusually large number
were present and the evening was one
of joyful gaity, with nothing to mar
she happiness of anyone. The boys
realized upwards of $780, 90 from the
dance, which will be deposited with
hlae which is already in their treas
srys tn use for some department pre-
lect ihtiin future, possibly firemen s
auditorium
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Land for Sale

Howard County Farms, the best to
be found, $40 to $50 per acre. Farms
in Mower, MINI, with fine improve
ments, and near Grand Meadow, Dex-
ter, and Austin, at $40 to $50 per acre.
Dakota farms in good localities for
general farming, improved farms with
artesian wells, and with cattle,
horses, and machinery included, $40 to
$22 per acre. Unimproved land in
the same localities at s. to $40 per
acre. Write for our list, and come to
see us in regard to terms.
Il. b. Champlin.
J. J. Champlin.
Office over Kellow's grocery.
Cresco, Iowa. 81
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
AT the City Churches.

Baptist-The morning subject next
Sunday will be He is Precious" the
evening subject will be, "The Bou
4uet. "
Unity-Services Sunday morning at
no 80, subject, "a Memorial to Col.
Robert G. Ingersol. - Sunday school
as ~ O'Clock. Rett. E. Olmstead,
pastor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Firemen's Field Meet.

Last Friday John Alstad and John
NARROW, representing the DEBORAH fire
department, met like committees
from Cresco and West Union at Cal
Mar, and decided to hold the annual
Geld meet this year at Cresco on July
4th, providing none of the towns
celebrate on that day. This annual
meet always creates considerable in
Serest between the cities represented
and doubtless will attract a large
arowd to Cresco this year
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Good Coffee.

Cut out white Star Coffee" adver-
tisements in May McClures Magazine
and bring them to Linnevold & Ode
and you will receive free of charge
one pound of the celebrated white
Star Coffee - Good only until May
18th. 1872
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
0verst0cked.

We have an overstock of picture
frame mouldings which must be sold.
You will be surprised at the very low
prices for these mouldings and the
quality is guaranteed. More than one
hundred different sizes and patterns
to choose from. b. J. Reynolds,
photographer
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Entertain Their Friends.

The local Yeoman lodge entertained
n large number of invited guests at an
Autograph Social, in the rooms in the
Engbretson block last evening. Cards
and dancing, with refreshments, were
among the features of the evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
White Lead and Oil.

Carter strictly pure white lead, best
lead ON the market, $685. per 100
We have any sized glass up to 44x66,
prices the lowest. We do glazing
Telephone IA. Prastmark, painter. If
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30

Wall paper-below cost, to close
out our entire stock of wall paper.
Remember we do paper hanging and
charge by the roll. Our prices are
the cheapest for the best work. We
are here to do over any work that
isn't satisfactory. Prastmark, painter
and paper hanger. Telephone i44.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
Married.

yOGAN-GORDON-At DEBORAH, Ia ;,
April 42th, 1902, Mr.. Samuel Vogan
and Mrs. Mary A. Gordon, both of
Canton, Mimi, were united in mar
riage, r. +. Gibson, j. p, Off
eiating.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30
To Break no ! Cold in One Niqbt

or to quickly cure La Grippe take
weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets"
We will cheerfully refund the purchase
price if 1t fails to cure. Price Is cents.
Wangler Bros. sole agents. 6-lyr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-30

Get eggs from premium White
Plymouth Rocks of l. B. Keller, West
DEBORAH. $l.O0 per setting. 15tf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18

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month; no other roamers.
TWo furnished ,r ,- r.-,+.L.I - g. lie
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TWO or four larso UnT1rrigb.J second -aoT
. h 4Sl@s 4 nige l@ aes3saisd; I.l gas and bath; 3wT Mr'
VIVA M;5iEuT 81 %+o2A-unfurnished kitchen +
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NA~NDENENTER Ave. ga N-Thr.e rooms
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WASHINGTON Ave. 2.I7-Nea,ly furalshc
rooms. southern exposure.
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Nv" small rooms Tor rent
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furnlsh.d rooms; southern gyfnslTjrt' modern COZ
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week: nice couyenirnc,s: downtown.
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mHrtiiNHl ~ -'"g-idrgr. nloeIy ana
housekeepIns, gas range ana all eonleniences
reasonable.
-y-,-,7, >,cT,,- ..-
no,r furnished NON. i,,SanabIe 10 feminine
parties. references exchanged.
MASHlNGIfpN Ave. light airy
sood home for hoasekseT"r. hot and cold water:
hot bath and refrigerator: modern conveniences,
{ reasonable. references exchanged.
VEST EELLE 4o@-Nieciy furnished second
v.Fsr syn P7..o &c ,rs..-oo. ,rno-esa 49,
Grand Ave. North Side oiive,-Nicely furnished
rooms. with all conveniencas. reasonable.
WAsIITTGT0Z - v,,.- -, I,,,nr r-,-,
private family in hne residence. 900. west, wishes
axe iaLSe, airy room connected with his by
folding do2's I'm. %Rcpuhlic.
WEST y Place. 81. Bet. Theresa and Grand
Ave. y; Side Oli"e-Nicely furnished hall room;
cool and neat; 81
Fl END Place. 5,2-Nicely furnished front
parlori on inst door, and two furnished rooms
seGonI t1ol: VIZ VI without noal1,
VET MORGAN St. 4g2-Furrished rooms
tLI sehtth,th, IN private family q three aduts-
WESTMINSTER ~PlHoe-Lovcly second and third
story rooms: electric light; telephone: every CON
rubiic.
p1,-. g.as - t,,,rlsbsI ,bi,d-s,orv
rom, >. E,,L az, 49, GirrSIeG .n'' "a o.
gentlemen; reasonable.
WYOMING St. 2i2SA Opposite, Benton Parf2
stt mont IDNsl dt1 l SI4<J wen
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PINE st. 32lS-Ver nice cool rooms. with good
board; small place: very suciabie. will make eN-
cHption1l reasonable terms to three or four.