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NORTH DAKOTA ri! Il. . !. NMS
EVENTS or "A WEEK THROUGH
3 I'll our TTHE@sTATE. Is.
Druggists Of the State Investigating
the New shle's Law George Oh
Thornton Held for Alleged So,
':,., Highway Ribbery.

The druggists Of the state are max.
ing investigations regarding the new
Shiels law, which becomes effective
July /. Tho state association has se'
cured an opinion on the law from 9
prominent attorney. It is held that
all old permits become void July j,
when the new law becomes effective.
The old law was a mere police regu:
lation and not contract. The drug
gists are informed that tho mere fact
that they have whisky In their places
cannot be construed against them as
long as it is not offered for sale. The
druggist can keep the liquor o.. hand,
to compound tinctures and medicines
but. cannot fill prescriptions without
permits. The attorney rather th1nksl
the law is unconstitutional --thoNg',i
not on the ground that it is cl"ss - IS
lation-in permitting druggs' e
larger quantities to each .>tl>' 8 rE.'i
to another customer. Unde = r's Il
law prescr ptions, when -, i. =: s:s i.
medical purposes, can be E. 4. q
third person by all druggists hay.L.;
permits. It seems to be the general
sentiment that there will be fewer ap.
plicatiops for permits than formerly,
as the law is so strict and the trouble
to secure permit so great, that the
additional trade will scarcely make up
for it.
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The New Training squa&srons.

The new training squadrons Of thir-
teen ships will accommodate 1850 men
and apprentices on the Atlantic coast
and 1902 men and apprentices on the
Pacific. The slI. 8 on tllf Atlantic for
land men are nc Buffalo, Dixie, Prai-
rie and Yankee: -or apprentices, ,..e
Alli.. ice, Hartford. Monongahela ",-d
Essex, and for uremen, the Columbia
and Minneapolis. On the Pacific the
Alert and Mohican will be used for
landsmen and the Adams for. appren-
tees. Rear Admiral Wise will COM
mand the Atlantic squadron and Cap
lain Bowman McCalla the Pacific.
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no North Pole BY SD bmarine Bost.
Herr Scholl of Munich and Or. Aus
sschuetz Kuempfc e are planning to reach
the north pole in a specially construct
sed submarine boat. says q Berlin dis
patch TO the New Fork Evening Jour
nal. Wireless telegraphy also r. ito be
employed.
10 aid the expedition Herr Scholl
has organized 3 separ rats sxpedition to
erect d wireless telegraph station and
sobservat tory between the seventy eighth
sand eightieth degrees De latitude /. This
Estat Hon viii communicate With Kuernp-
fe's snhma arinc boat whtch VIM Ike
6ise be equipped gii wireless tele-
graph apparatns
.Thes result "a WIN conveyed NV
means o wirelees NM kraphy Il |to TIE
Y! " yiilsd Eorls |l|I ss u;
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BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
italians 5eat a Woman and Taks the
Savings Of Years.

u
Savlngs Of Years. ~
Mount Vernon, N. Y. April 23.-Twpi
Italians committed bold robbery in
the heart OF Mount Vernon during the
afternoon and got away with $3,100 in.
cash without leaving single clue for
the police to follow. The victim was
an Italian woman, Mrs. Giuseppe Cal
antuomo, and the money was the saw
|ings Of herself and husband for twen-
8ty-f1ve years. e s:5 .
The robbers brutally and perhaps IA
tally beat the woman to make her sur
render the cash, which consisted of
$3.50 In American currency and S2,250
in Italian money, which she had in a
belt around her waist. She was found
two hours after the robbery by neigh
bors lying on the floor Of the kitchen,
with her face beaten almost into
sJ0llY.tN 3 + x sa- /. fy
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Immigrants at Medina.

AS showing the movement in immi
grafton to the western part OF Stuts
man county and eastern Kidder coun
ty, there are now camped in tents
near the track at Medina, several fam
lilies who arrived last week and who
will thus live until suitable houses can
be built on their claims. Twenty
eight cars of immigrant moveables
were unloaded there last week and
there were two cars Of people with
them, #s,ss
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RENvILLE.

The Hotel Renville is now under new
management. Banks g. Faurote are.
the proprietors. II. - az ~
Our druggist, Martin Swanson drove
down to Minot Monday morning on.
business ss 1a3s 'tss tstS III M
For final proofs and loans 60 to the
First State Bank Of Renville. They:
have an unlimited amount Of money to-
loan on real estate and make special in
ducements to those who make final
proofs with them. By
John 81. Lewis was up from Minot
last Saturday taking eight final proofs
for the First State Bank.
Hon. Geo, M. Young, of Valley City
and Cashier Englebrecht, drove over to
Mohall last Friday on business Mr..
Young is vice president Of the First
State Bank. 81 .a
P. J. Murphy returned last Saturday
from Minot where he has spent q few
days on business.
Mr.. Proud, the deputy sheriff from
Richburg was in town Monday.
Will Freeman's house will soon be
completed. W sss
The Renville Mercantile company re-
ceived large supply of spring goods.
Their prices are right. Give them 9
trial. " 5@
Buy your machinery of Engelbrecht
& Spinks They handle first class line
of goods including the famous HayWorth
drills. E
VIM. Engelbrecht will hereafter be at
B jelland every Tuesday and at Mohall
every Friday for final proofs and loans
50 be sure and see him. He makes spe-
Icial inducements to those who make
final proof with him. s
d. L.Batterton drove into town Mon
day and did little trading. ~
Chas. Merritt is back from Richburg
and is now fencing pasture on his farm
north of town. Nh @Z @Z
The Hon. Geo. L. Lille was seen in
town one day last week. s
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Held for Highway Robbery.

At the conclusion of the preliminary
examination of James Beraneck and
George Thornton Of st. Paul on the
charge Of highway robbery at Grand
Forks, the former was discharged
and the latter was held in $500 bonds
to the, district court. He furnished
the cash bond and is now at liberty.
The two were arrested on the charge
of robbing Jacob Lisman Of $50 at
Grand Forks last fall, and were arrest
ed at Fargo. -@s~- &
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efSecond papers were issued to Forty
three persons at the recent term of
court. The following is the List Of the
newly made citizens: O. "a. Brothen,
H. r. Martin, Joseph Scott, Louis Aas-
helm, Christian Madsen, Marie Hoppe,
5W. b o. Jacobey, Jacob He'll Chas.
Bigelow, O. eschamps, Christine Ger
'vais. Jas. g. Ryder, w. .. Page, Lachen
Campbell, Oscar johnson, Warren Nc
Kinstrey, Thos. q. Scott, Edward j.
Bartz. August Thei1, Mikel a. Ihla,
iChas. +. Bloshom, John Redman, Lars
Solseng Thos. Oren, VIM Mills, Ernest
Ferg, Chas. Sussier, James al. Thorburn,
Mary "a. Teevans, s. jacobson, Dan
Mclean, Gina johnson, Magnus Ehland,
John Olson, John Hafstein, valmunder
B. Syerrison, John Memas, Henry
Wolfe, Katie Douglas, 4Aart Meyers,
Ernest Lanckner, Eduart Trichel and
Alexander Morrison.
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pany and West Chicago Company.
CONSUL ASKS FOR A WARsHlP.

American Interests at Monte Cristo,
San Domingo, Threatened.
Washington, April 23..- Because
American interests at Monte Cristo,
San Domingo, are endangered by the
revolutionary gunboat Valencia the
United States consular agent there has
cablcd the state department asking
that an American man-of-war be sent
to the relief Of United States interests.
The cruiser San Francisco, now at
Pensacola, will probably leave at once
for San Domingo City,, whence she
will proceed to Monte Cristo.
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RUSSELL
Farmers are busy seeding.


Ferdinand Ehlke and G. F. Luchts
were at the county seat the last of the
week.
Farmers around here are feeling good
since the Laporte Cattle company have;
moved their herds west.
Fred Gessner and Co. have started
their steam plows. a
Chas. Ehlke came up from Holloway,
Mimi. with an immigrant car and tits
said he was not alone.
Arthur Matthews team ran away last
Sunday and caused quite a little excite
ment, but We're soon overtaken by Al
Kitzman, who took after them with his
team and buggy.
There is to be a da!4ee at Ferd Ehlke's
new house May end. The house will be
completed by that time and must be
properly warmed.
& c.. i Y has couple Of quarters
of good lend which he intends to sell,
and says he will let them go on easy
terms, as he has more land than he can
handle to advantage.
Captain Jack Gaunion has the ferry
at Superior in good running order, but
the river is getting pretty low.
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CHASED TnEM FOUR MILES.
Train Crew Runs Down and Captures
VI Four Hial1WaYmen.

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Cumberland, Md, April 80. -Four
Shighwaymen were chased four miles
along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
during the night by an engine crew.
while their victim, rescued from al
most certain death, sat IN the cab and
guided the pursuers. Il.
Robert Mcdonald went to Connells.
vile Ia search fof work. While on his
way to the shops he was attacked by
four negroes, who Knocked him sense
less and, after robbing him, threw his
helpless body across the tracks. An
engine stopped Just before it reached
the body. He was taken in the cab
and the engine started at full speed.
One mile east OF Dawson the four ne
grces were sighted and the train crew
arrested them. Mcdonald identified
the men and the money was recovered.
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To Start a New Paper.

Another paper will soon be launched
on the seas Of journalism by A. De
Lancy, Wood. Mr.. Wood expects the
publication to be a success from its
start, as It will not be hampered by
lack Of funds. It will be known as
the Golden Valley Sheaf and will be
published in the interests of the Golden
Valley district west Of Bismarck.
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Trainn,en GET Increased Waaes.

According to the wage scale agreed
upon at st. Paul, all the trainmen on
the Nc~thern Pacific will receive In.
creased wages. Freight men getsa Ii
per cent increase, passenger ii IL
per cent and all yardmen gel the rev
Chicago scale. which is a hal ant
an hour increase. The COMPANY will
abolish the double-headers on all but
the Yellowstone division.
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Unknown Dead Man Found.

The body of an unknown dead man
was found at Medicine Lodge hill, six.
dressed and about $6 was found on his.
person. Only one address could be
found, and that was house In Seattle.
name is either Charles Phister or John
Falk. . u, rs: n
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Macaroni wheat for seed. Great
yielder Good for twice that Of other
wheat in an of season. Inquire OF
Darlington q Casey Land Co, James
town, Or Geo. D. Palmer, supt. g. s. q.
l. Cos. farms, Melville, N D. m2Oa24.
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Co. Teachers Meeting.

.ssy LSottiICcu W. ISdStISTS "OcShtS.
The teachers of Bottineau county will
hold a meeting at the high school build
ing in Bottineau on Friday and Satur-
day, May and 2. The following pro-
gram will be given: II
FRIDAY ppm.
4 Music. ..1
The Function of the School. Lee E.
Arne. Discussion by Alice Dickenson
and G. FL. Esyal
How to get Backward Pupils to Talk;
Alice M. Leeson. Discussion by Flora
Knoke and Mrs. Travis.
Nature Study; Lucy NJ. Purdy Dis
.eussiiap Cecil Brooke and May
NichoL ss , f s. p s.-'4s'- Z
Music
The Teachers Reading; P. E. Chris
tenson. Discussion by A. F.. Peterson
and Elsie Burr.
A talk on history by Atty. A. q. Burr,
Cooperation of Teacher and Parent;
O. F. Hawkins, r. G. Falkenstein.
The Teacher and his Duty to the Com
mn.nity; j. g. Wals+ad. Discussion by
.4r. Brandjord ano J. G. Miller
Music. 53-s y
Lecture at s p. M, at Presbyterian
church by Prof. Verion P. Sauires.
SATURDAY, 8 A. M. ,-
Music. Isl s.,
Seat Work for Small Pupils; Miss
Staples. Discussion by Eta Critics and
Elgie Brooke.
Music in the Schools; Miss Estelle
Candee. Discussion by Fulton Kinley
and Alice Sylvester.
Beginning Geography; Rita Piatt.
Discussion BY Mr.. Pickerel and Mr..
Fosberg. .
Music. S35s /.
Value of History in the School and
Methods Of Teaching Same; Edna Moore.
Discussion BY Margaret Murphy and
Daisy Poole.
School Libraries; Edith Arthur.
Discussion BY T. n. Malot and Ole
Neraal. 5is 81 4
Question Box. a.. "a.
/ Order Of Program Committee.
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Hit by a Train.

The superintendents' special on the
Milwnukee road struck q rig at Wild.
rice, in which Clause Jossing, az
butcher, was riding. One hand was
cut OF, his arm badly broken and
severe cash cut in his head. The IN. q
jured man was taken to Fargo, and
It is thought he may recover. 53s8
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Hill to Abandon River Navigation.

The Great Northern steamer Grand
Forks will probably be sold in the
near future. This statement comes
from the persons who are generally
well posted on these matters, and it
may he accepted as correct. Mr.. Hill
is about to abandon the navigation OF
the Red river, where the foundations
of his fortune and the great system OF
which he is the head were laid.
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!; Brome Grass seed s M s.les

ss Brome Grass Seed Eor Sals "
GROWN ON OUR OWN III RMS our
Gssed has proved greatly ~ ~
grownt sold seed houses.
shipped y 81 $40 line.
sGarring gIton s Casey and Co Melville,
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While TEMPORARILY INSANE.
Lieutenant Colonel Sproie Suicides in
the Philippines. a

Maaila, April 23.-Lieutenant Colo
'Lel Sprole of the First cavalry shot
himself in the head with a revolver at
l,aal, province of Batangas, and died
Immediately afterwards. His brother
officers say he was temporarily insane.
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THREE LARGE JUDGMENTS
NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY VIC.
&, .ToR,ous IN SUIT AGAINST
~ CHICAGO RAILWAYS.
ONE MILLION IS INVOLVED

.ft t.a = & ga. t ( . IS. = - 3. ~ -
United States Circuit Court At Chicago
Decides In Favor Of Guaranty Trust
Company of New York In Suit
e.. Against Union Traction Company,
North Chicago street Railway Com.
pany and West Chicago Company.
Chicago, April 2s.-Three judg.
ments, aggregating $1,000, 900, In favor
Of the Guaranty Trust company Of New
York, were entered against the Union
Traction company, the North Chicago
Street Railway company and the West
Chicago Street Railway company in
the United States circuit court during
the day.
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A Thoughtft,l Man.

N. "a. Austin. of Winchester. Ind,
knew what to do ia the hour Of need.
His wife had snch an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr. King q yew Life pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 25c atD p. Arthur,s
drug store.
IS 100 acres 81 choice unbroken land 10
twp. 161-75 miles from Bottineau
and 4 miles north of omemee AZ ZIG
per acre Stewart Land 80 Ltd.
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The Hotel Renville is now under new
management. Banks & Faurote are
the proprietors. 4,
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Stone 10! !! & Fairfax, ' e;' '' Nv. '''
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RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING.
Waves Washing Away Soil Of Goose
Egg and Craney Islands.

There are two small islands in the Po-
tomac a short distance below this city that
are rapidly disappearing under the work of
the waves Goose Egg Island in the waters
of the District of Columbia opposite Alex
andria is one and Craney Island, near City,
mont, Md. the other.
Ten years ago Goose Egg Island was quite
a large tract of land. being fully two hum
dred feet long by hundred or more wide.
Now it is less than a third that size. and in
the course Of few years will have entirely
disappeared
On Craney Island, not great many years
ago, there was large fishing shore, with
fish packing houses, quarters for the crew,
stables and other buildings. Today 1t is a
tract Of land less than hundred feet in
extent in any direction. and would have dis
appeared long ago except for the fact that
the roots of the cherry trees on 1t hold 1t
together Boatmen on the river often stop
at the island when the cherries are ripe and
get supply of the fruit.
While these islands are disappearing land
Is making In other parts OF the river, With
In the last four or Eve years the river about
the Buena Vista wharf has filed up several
feet, so that now at high tide hardly four
feet of water can be found in front of the
wharf where formerly there was fifteen
feet
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Finance Committees Report.

A report was received from the finance
committee recommending the adoption OF an
ordinance. which had been referred to that
committee several weeks ago. granting au-
thority to the Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railroad Company to fur
nish electric power in the city for the pur-
pose Of operating fans. motors and other
devices, and to supply lights. provided that
the company pay into the city treasury an
nually 20 per cent of the gross earnings re-
allied under the ordinance. and also pro-
viding a fine of S. per day be imposed upon
the company for every day in which II
should be proved that the provisions of the
ordinance relating to quarterly report Of
the gross earnings to be made to the city
authorities We're not complied with. Mr..
Brill opposed the ordinance, but II was
passed by a vote of II to /. A resolution
was presented and referred to the finance
committee for the appropriation of $500 for
the fire department for salaries, etc, for
the month of May. a communication was
read from Frederick Russell relating to the
proposition which he had previously made
with view of purchasing the franchise of
the city electric light plant. The new fea-
lures of his proposition, 1t was explained.
were made in accordance with the present
state law relating to the disposition of all
franchises at public auction. The matter
was referred to the committees on finance
and light
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Cooperation License Law
Adopted by City Council.
FEW CHANGES MADE
NO INCREASE IN THE TAX ON
LIQUOR DEALERS.
City Engineer Dunn Rs-Elected-Cases
Before the Mayor-General
and Personal.
FEW CHANGES MADE
Evening Star Bureau.
T0i King Street,
Bell Telephone LOO.


ALEXANDRIA. Va. May ID, 1903.
The corporation license law for the en-
suing fiscal year was adopted by the city
council last evening. as reported by the
finance committee. Capt. Bryan, the chair
man of that committee. I'm presenting the
report. took occasion to explain that he and
his associates in considering the liquor
license had decided not to recommend an
increase for the reason that the new state
law governing the traffic has materially
increased the tax to be paid into the treas
ury of the state. He read a list of the
amounts charged as license for the whisky
traffic in several cities of Virginia, the
average of the sums mentioned being S355,
as compared with ST5. the tax in Alex
andria Clerk Stansbury then read the law.
which for the most part differed very little
in detail from the license law for last year.
The changes that were made, Mr.. Bryan
explained. were recommended with a view
of making UP in part the deficiency caused
by the loss of about 500 in the way of
licenses for slot machines. now prohibited
under the Virginia law. He further stated
that the deficiency was expected to be in
creased somewhat by falling of of the
liquor licenses under the operations of tho
Mann law. The action of council in adopt
ing the report was unanimous,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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A AS6 cra MoNT poSbE rLSoRG 70 FR
HAR rn TrSdsR; PA Hnso GAss
BHcosir Eh PARIoR. piSfSe R6oS. PAN.
TRY. KITCHEN, BED ROOMS AND TILED
Ant AT 5000; Entire : i HOUSE scREE1ED.
4 COOP INyEsrMENT OR CHEAP HOME
EDWARDS REEVES, nc,
mys-et GA 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT NY HOUSES
LOCATED AT 81 SEAToN NV, CONTAIN
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THESE HOUSES CONTAIN NOT ONLY
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BUILT BY DAYS LABOR UNDER MY
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APPLY
THOS. NJ HAISLIP,
ARCHITECT AND OWNER,
my1-tf 81 ST. N. W.
FOR sALE-POsITIy ELY THE GREATEST SAC
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Large lot, facing south, between 18th and 14th
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SOMETHING NEW.
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How many rooms? Ten
How many baths? Two
How many rooms first noorf -Four.
Kitchen on first floor? Yes.
Back stairway Yes.
Just the place am looking for. Where is IT.
We will be glad to show you these properties.
1t will be worth your while to look. even though
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A chance seldom offered So $50 will buy a sub
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25x114; trust, $3.50.
Excellent location on the Heights. Fine home;
II rooms and bath; all modern improvements; lot
27I100: side lights: perfect condition; trust,
CANNON & SUMMERS,
1922 st. W. tmh21-7SD Phone Main 29oo.
FOR SALE-MoDEL HOME N NE: JUST FIN
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labor. Don't purchase until you have examined
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DIR. LEATHERMAN,
Expert Specialist in the OF all special diseases
Hydrocele, Varicocele, Structure, fmpotency and
Blood diseases cured for Life. Consultation free.
COZ st. NV. ap17-tf,6
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FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN, m NORTHEAST SEC
tion; "a bath. cellar. furnace. cabinet mantels;
terraced front parking; 81 500 asked; make offer;
term. easy. d. d. THOMPSON. 1885 b st. NV.
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100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: SPECIAL
rom for pianos. Hauling. Packing and shiRping.
All at most reasonable rates. THOMAS DOW
LING STORAGE CO.. 612 e NV. Phone e. 678.
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GEoRGEToWFs REAL ESTATE.

- HERE IS EVERY ASSURANCE that you
win realize handsome profits on invest
IL ments you may make in Real Estate in
W. Georgetown We control the best propo.
sittons.
The Miller-Shoemaker Real E anes On
1s2s-Is25 Sad st. 'Phcns West %
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building, 5D5 d st. NV, Washing.
ton, ID. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th vt. NV. ssl8