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C c CHERRY,
office. n Sullivan Blk


ron sAf.F-RRAL ESTATE
ta.sao-g lots fatise. Mtn1r aFT he@f
II ~, s,sta second az, between
Harrison and Republican sts-'
n ssaecSrnsr 10, IN paved district 90
$40 sass--: fias Its ia ballard. close
$50 ror FINE lots. facing ear line.
tnooFar ens block. 10 tots. CONNER
eisi 81. aid. South Seattle; make
ao-P or lots. South Park, make
rwo re ne, hf ia,s corner ualisvu. and
Union II call ara investigate,
4 100 .@g-Foon. a-atofY house and lots.
Queen Anne hIll
81 .oeo.baere trast Nssf seatue h'N
iooo-Per acre fos - acres. West BE-
4. TB-f8 acres near lake Washing
rhfseiTrs. pein,' snap.
fafo-s acres noEth end vaahon island.
opposite Colby
6-aers tract Green lake; call and I'M
uaNfsr acre. asoo.aers fine stock
farm. near bv
q q. CHERRY,
Room n sullivan Block
SINGER. ai-aa BAILEY BLDG.
Lot sQxi2o. . blocks from car. Drsrn
Lake. fine view fs5.
Lot t0xilo fine view. Lake Union
level cleared. fenced. ts9.
Lot corner. aoria. t2na. - duwh. bal
anes y month. fine view, none az
cheap. soc thiH snap. -
Lot, ltth and Columbia. e9nllo, tlsslSs
terms, builders chance. snap,
Lot. OKiao ThirtY-firHt and spruce.
200
House. 6 rooms. fine view. block from
car. 81 90. cheapest IN city.
House. 4 rooms. lot faNipQs t.H,0. terms.
city water. bath.
House. rooms. lot e1xi0. 81. GO. terms
cheapest 81 all.
House. rooms. Queen Anne. new
modern. fine VIEW lot txlD, N.S".
worth 8. 800. actual Huap.
House. ! rooms, block from hadisnh'
s. go. terms. your chance, =
House. rooms. Capitol Hil, flne
view; s2,efo. BOO down. balance
House. I rooms. lot s0xi2o, blocks
frous car and school. t2.poi terms
House. rooms. 91th ave. 10, ooxi2o
worth 9, 900. elegant home; price
% 90. 81 10 down. bargain.
House 4 rooms, corner. Republican st.
fuli concrete basement. fina view.
t4m0. 81 90 down. No better homo.
IfaT YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME.
QUICK SALTS No EXTRAS.
SINGER, git-gi2 Bailey HldR.
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A MOST DESIRABLE FARM.
~ acres ~ second bottom land n
hrrcH cleared two orchards, good
house and large barn. COWS. team
- hpfHch, NJ chickens. and All the
farming implements. the milk Re
bflnEinH - per day, tho farm IL To-
Gated y short distance from Kent. on
mo main county read. ana the price
iH only o. TOO on terms
FbfWEEN onNiEN AND KENT.
Two b-acrc pisosa. ali cleared, choicest
land IN the valley 81 900 each. on
easy terms 81 payment
IN WHITE RIVER VALLEY.
Adjoining iptcFufhan station. 20 acres
b acres cleared, Ter g. No
TWO MILES FROM KENT
20 acres. 70 acres cleared. good house
and barn. orchard. head 81 stock
moving machine. hurHerake and ell
the farming implements, for u.e0o.
a WnENCB.
eAA Second ave.
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alrh.

hsrn g Mr.. and Ms. John GsIrisp
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ripley, q
eoy.
horn 60 Mr. and Mrs Leroy Rundy,
. boy.
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sander
Rarn q Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton NJ. Ar
mold. boy.
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17IT'8I . - = = =
GREGoRYs BARGAINS.

home for 400 cash, balance like rent
At per cent? Neat new f-roop
piaatered house. on two lots t0siVo
feet all cleared. Eruhhed and out TO
fruit. near the University and Lake
Union. has grand view Of lakes,
mountains and city: streets graded
and paid. Price N.i00.
Il. y. GREGORY. s7-ss Sullivan Bldg.
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SHELDON. THE rALmIsT.
READ CAREFULLY.
NO FEE N ADVANCE
AN HONEST PROPOSITION.
THE PUBLIC TO JUDGE.

Prof sheldou'H work IL cntlreHly dif-
fcrent from other mediums and self
styled ciaifRnyaHta. No darkensd
rooms or cabinet but everything
done "a the broad. open liant 81
sober sense land you II possession
% yours. ne positively refuses 90
accept Zee IN advance for Tshdiugn
or special work until hs ~ through.
and not then II YOU are not parfe cot
~ satisfied HIS infarma ton and
advice on murrlaReHs divorces, Fepas
ratiouH love ard family affairs. btAi-
ness transactions. iswsuitg. etc. are
accurate ard truthful he reunttca
the separated. settles lovers quar-
rols. causes speedy marriages. 10
Gates hidden treasures. cures fits and
drunkenness. advises you as t.
whether OF not you will be success
fui in mining Or IN business. us
looks into your hard Gud tells you
what ais you. ard gives you back
your lost nerve and nhsTsy, No mat
ter what uuubie sou may have. call.
and be vii help you.
Ter days ! will make full lie read
ings for ons=foarth o. the regular
pnce.
REMEMBER THE NAME
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Financial

u, c. FLOYD a Co,
al Second floor Collins block. corner
Second and James.
We loan money on Watches. Diamonds
end Iewelry. All business strictly con-
fidentiai Private rooms for eiienta
MONEY TO LOAN IN any required
amount on improved city property.
OF for purposes OF building
WM. +. HARPER q BON,
Dexter Horton Bank bldg.
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usa EACII-s lots on Queen Anne,
10 saehas lots, Crockett and sth w.
texlaieth and Caller improvements
paid
ttss eth ana Howe. will build house.
fs1s3aksrBofn house. 18Th r.. I'd cash.
d 90 8 room house, eth ave a..
f - room house. easy walking DIS
A a. 8. room. modern. $40 cash.
4 49, lafa nice house. barn terms
civ property % trade Tor f.ftp lshas
- 49, with house and q acres
oteNeH 20 trade foF city property
srite lands. acre tracts, etc fof sale.
fisxnnt farm. fine fruit. hHiidluFa ana
ttnplafneuts. ln oregon. fef safe
III n DFEHh a 90
~ sg7.sas Arcade hlas
coRHrR LqT, ~ LRAs h hsl9sn' en- me
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Forced 10 the Wall

NEW YORK. April al. Mack q
COS suspension has been announced
In the Stock Exchange.
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rer ssl.-assl u.,s,.
.,RAlgiEn prAeu-

RAINIER BEACH
-, TIA PLACE TO LIVE
electric ears trem Ylgsi and wAak.
sfv sollins fast AZ -. - and fa
sir.aly sod. wen 6e2y Us 20 Raisiss
Beach. its the beet and chsAposi
property 90 market Ter home and la
,sss,msn sshY2ls shsJShs. siofss,
sNenuea. sidsuaiks Eranq Nsws.
boatlns bathing. ftshfng hish and
healthful. plenty weed ana eity
heaithfpl plenty weed and city va
ter at eo~ mouth lumber on tsrma o.
home built See Mr. wved aKent ofles
at Rainier Beach or G " hturte
want. owasr. BIO bostop block
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COME today and let ~ show you a
nice 2o-acfe tract Of rich. level land.
with new tsroam house Price 81 go
Easy terms
WRIST q WHEELER
. Union block.
HoMnHTEAps In Eastern Washing.
ton under proposed Euvcrpfpent
canal Geo. W Crane NJ " Main.
Nnr R.t.r..t E.s.s.
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roa I lsi h2T. iE "A BIZ s.9ss ~ ~
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For ssl.-t,ou.s. and Lot.

| ron SALE Groom flats. modern,
| IS9 Nt1p1 cash, balance 10 suit
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HAVE nice office. two stenagra rhefs.
two phones. would like a. form part
ntrnhin fnf tho purpose = earn ina
on real estate business vii bs ehis
% De considerable % the office work.
Address N.-sfs. Tho Star.
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Real E,,a,s-oon,lnuse

ftttsfsttsssst's,ts,t.ts sststfsf.t+t.t.sf
+. 10. CLAYTON & SON
REAL hstN,iE 70. Ms AND
tip NEW YORK BLOCK.
'i''''''''''''"' =, ooa .'t's's..'t'''''''''
sfonm house, With go feet front on
street and N feet deep near Lake
Union. near Fremont. easy terms,
a. ITO
tsrunm modarn. now house Rainier
car line, sewerage. WatsI. etc. ilps
eaah. bal same hn rent
81 30.
Tsruam new, modern, ntcfte plumbing
porcelain bath and marble basin. 800
eash. bal SAM, co go rent
fsfonm pew modern house. ntpRdwnY
district ZOO cash bal 81 perfmonth.
Fire INSURANCE,
= E CLAYTON q BON.
uABY WALKING DISTANCE.
so TO 800 CASH.
on Minor, between Pike and LAKE
Union. RfNig0 20 alley. Lots for $50
20 Eus 81 monthly. Price and terms
tuay never be quoted again. Lots lie
fiht. You hsve missed many oppor.
tuultiss IN ,hg past nov Be SURE ne,
10 ovsglook THE fea esrtsinly vii
aueh a central ioca ti0n. No waiting
wish win buiih you a aultabls house
or furnish ma tefiai 90 build with.
and sell on tsrma These lots are
fine for flat purposss
DIAMETER.
as noaton block.
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situations wanted al the
rate q Is cents for Is
words three times
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ostsopathy

WARRINGTON fkfliMXllY 0g
OHTEOPATHT -fu4 Second avsnust
phone James ga both men and ladP
aHtf opntha. 0kamfun ton free
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Financial Continued

A RELIABLE place 20 borrow mopsy
is III e..I'9 r. n ss, ipisss rs .sr
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: riaahrd. nleu orchard. house. barn.
hcnhuuHr. rooihuuhr q good npriugA
partly second bottom. 1 acre IN
ntrawberffea. price, $40 NJ, Dewey,
Ills Is East Terrace at
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clrirveysnt
NAE. MATffes fhe Gifted ciairv6Y-
ant, medium ard card reader re-
realf Neur past and future Ftuda
lost money Or artleirH Telling your
past life. ri Ing you confidence ia
her wonderful powers. fa7 Seneca
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-21
FIVE YEARS OF AGE,
OUT UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Dirninutive John Brown Is Taken From
the Streets to Board of Chill
dren's Guardians.

John Brown, dusky-hued. diminutive.
and five years Of age. was turned over to
the Board Of Children's Guardians for
one month by Judge O'NeaI IN the
Juvenile Court yesterday. John was
brought in by Policeman Adams. who
picked him up on the White Lot
The testimony OF the policeman was
TO the effect that the aforesaid John. to-
wit. might be seen on the strects-where
they are well lighted. for John IS as
black as the proverbiaI ace Of spades
any night as late as Il O'Clock. and
around the White Lot at late hours. He
also had a habit Of jumping on and of
street cars. Every time the policeman
had caught him the boy had refused 70
give his name. Friday night he was out
late. Adams took him in after learning
his name was Brown
Johnnie appeared in court this morning
carrying a baseball and an air Of festive
LOnchalance- He seemed 10 know little
Of what was going on and TO care less.
His mother pleaded for him. but Judge
O'Neal thought the best place for him
was IN care Of the Board Of Children 5
Guardians
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SIX PERSONS COMMITTED
TO INSANE ASYLUM

The following named persons have
been adiudged 20 be insane by Mar
shals jury. and committed 20 St Eliza
beths Hospital for the Insane; Charles
W. Jackson. Elizabeth 4. Hall. Hattie
y. Edwards, George c. Reiner, John
Williams, Clement T. Wood.
Harry Elmer and Homer Reynolds,
who have been treated at the hospital
for "A short time. were discharged as
cured Of their mental ailments
In the case Of Moses Solomon, the IN
vestigatiOn relative 20 his mental con-
dition was postponed.
The investigation was conducted by
Attorney John NJ. George on behaf OF
the Commissioners.
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BANKS.

AMER. SECURITY & TRUST Co, 1905 NV.
AETNA BANNING & TRUST CO., 1922 + NV
FARMERS & MECHANICS NAT, Georgetown
INT'NAT"N'L B'Nk'G CORPORATN, l4l5 { NV
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN, 6lS 18th NV.
NAT. BANK or WASHINGTON, 9Th X { NV
NATIONAL :. D., 5. & T. CO. NY av. & l9th-
TIE PEOPLES BANK, $50 r 81. nw.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL 1908 Pa ave
SECOND NAT. Bk Of Wash. ID. C., SOC 9TH nv.
POTOMAC SAVINGS BANK. sd and SITS. NV
TRADERS NATL. BIZ Of v ash, Pa. ave. 10th
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK, Bond Building
WASHING ION SAVINGS BANK, 18th * & NV.
STUBBLEFIELD BIG. & TR. CO, 1924 + st
Small loans a speciality.
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TAINTED AND LIFTED
LEUPOLDS' JEWELRY

BERLIN. Aug 20.-The newspaper.
''Volksblatt." reports that Commander
Richard Leopold. OF the Baltimore fre
brigade. and his wife were recently the
victims OF a clever theft at Budapest.
They were present at the military pa
rade there and a young man who was
standing near them suddenly tainted.
Leopold and mis- wife aided IN restor-
ing the young man, only 10 md when ne
had departed that he took the fire chiefs
watch and chain and Mrs. Leopold
necklace. worth $500. with him.
The youth whc tainted is a well-known
eimulant.
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PATENTS AND PATENT CAUSES

JOSEPH l. ATKINS. Loan & Trust Bldg.
c. T. BELT Warder Bldg.
JULIAN C. DOWELL & SON (Huccessors TO
Butterworth & DowelD Loan Trust bldg.
". Il DOOLITTLE & son, Atlantic Bldg
WM. NEYARRE CROMWELL. 1908 + 81. NV.
KNIGHT BROS, McGNl Bldg.
FREDERIC ". RITE. jr., McGiu Bldg.
" A REDMOND, McGin Bldg
r. S & A. B. LACEY, 622 F ST. NV.
MASON. FENWICK & LAWRENCE, COZ T ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND IN
SURANCE.

AT-rWFIL & TREADWELL, go 18th nv.
FILL. VAN DYKE ( FILL. 1923 NV.
WM A. YESTERDAY, us l4th st. NV.
CASCH BROS. 1926 y. !. ave.
LANES VI. GREEN. 1896 \. Y. ave.
THEODORE A. HARDING, 1916 G NV.
UEISKEIL & McLERAN, 1905 NV.
\ LODGE HILL. 500 81. NV.
THOMAS /. HUME, 734 18th II. NV.
! Z n HUYCK 1905 Pa. ave. nv.
FLDRIDGE F. JORDAN. 1874 G II. NV.
MOORE & HILL, III l4th st. nv.
Mn SHOEMAKER REAL Is. CO, 1923 82d
NAT-CK & NAUCK, It'll s. and Florida ave.
THE 2. II. SMITH CO, laos \. J. ave NV.
CUAS. A. SHIELDS, 1905 81. NV.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, 624 F NV.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD (Inc.), 1907 NV
r II WARNER g. co, 9l6 St NV.
J. b. WINfER, 1904 G st. NV.
WFSTCOTT. WILCOX & HEISTON, 1902 NV
HENRY WELLS. l4l0 q 81. NV.
THOS. r. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 + st. NV.
TURNER A. WICKERSHAM, G21 Colorado Bldg
TUOS ". FOWLER & son, 82l ST. NV.
A. A. WILSON & CO.. 303 eth 81.
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OLD FILE CASES
ENDANGER RECORDS
City Hall Situation So Bad
Aid Is to Be Asked.
NO PROTECTION FROM FIRE
Valuable Documents Could Easily Go
Up in Smoke-Going to
Congress.
NO PROTECTION FROM FIRE

IT Is very likely that early in the next
session of Congress an appropriation
will be asked for to provide fireproof
file cases for the preservation Of the
records of the Supreme Court Of the
District. and also the records of the
office of the Recorder Of Deeds.
The necessity for such provision has
long been a matter Of anxiety TO court
officials and attorneys. Several times, ii
is said. efforts have been made to have
Congress make an appropriation suffi-
cient to provide against such destruc-
ton Of valuable papers, without re-
suit.
The matter has recently been taken
up again, however. and there Is hard
~ any doubt that it will be made a
special subject Of consideration at the
next meeting OF the Washington Board
of Trade
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LOANS ON JEWELRY.
GEo. D. HORNING, 9th and Pa ave-
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE.

CAPITAE LOAN GUARANTEE CO. COZ r NV.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 625 + nv.
WASH MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 60 NV.
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Old Wooden Boxes.

There are now a few wooden file cases
being placed in the basement Of that
part of the City Hall used for storing
away the records of matters in cOnnec-
ton with the office of the clerk of the
Supreme Court The installation Of the
new files was necessitated by the fact
that every available inch of space Of
fered by the old cases is filed with
documents.
The new as well as the old file cases
are made OF wood. and would. therefore.
afford no protection In the case Of fire.
Application has been made TO Congress
frequently in the past for an appropria-
ton to equip The record rooms In the
City Hall with fireprOof file cases. but
coming
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PRINTERS.

GIBSON BROS, Pa. ave. and 18Th st.
GLOBE PRINTING Co, l4th and + NV.
JUDD * DETW EILER, 42O-422 18th ST.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, CPS La. ave.
SUDWARTH PRINTING CO., go 18th st.
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MONEY LOANED, MD. PROPERTY.
PHIL W. CHEW. 5l2 NV.
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FINANCIAL & PROFESSIONAL.

ABSTRACT, TITLE INSURANCE.
DISTRICT TITLE ms. Co. Go 18th NV
COL. 4 REAL Est. TITLE ms co, 18th & E.
ROME TITLE ms. Co. 81 ~ ST. NV.
LAWYERS TITLE ms. Co. J. A. Maedel,
pres; Geo. NJ. Emmerich, treas; Ernest l.
Schmidt, sec. 4I2 5th NV.
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POULTRY. GAME. AND EGGS.

+. AMBROSE ARMSTRONG. sos 10th st.
J. ". HEASLEE, 2l5 10th 81
THE HICKMAN co, La ave and 10th st.
F. ". LIMERICK, 2O2 Centre Market.
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Valuable Records.

Though the records of the court are
most important the officials are obliged
TO store them away in unsafe cases.
These records contain the proceedings
Of not only the court as now organized.
but also those of the old circuit court,
covering a period of more than a CEN
fury.
These proceedings comprise 1900 law
cases. q. 900 equity cases. %. 900 criminal
cases. 500 District court cases. 400 BANK
ruptcy cases. about LOO lunacy cases,
and all the records Of marriages con-
tracted In the District and Of judg-
ments al law.
Possibly more important than all these
are the real estate records which are
In the Office Of the Recorder of Deeds
IN the west wing of the building
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POULTRY SUPPLIES, INCUBAToRS.
SOUTHERN POULTRY SUPPLY Co, 9lo-9l2
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Help Denied.

Soon after Recorder Dancy took charge
Of the Office. he endeavored 70 have an
appropriation made by Congress TO de-
fray the expense of placing fireproof
file cases in his Office for the protection
Of these valuable papers. He, too. how
ever, was unsuccessful
The wooden cases now in use are as
dry as powder. and If a fire should break
out II would be impossible 10 extinRuish
II before all or a large portion OF the
files were consumed
The destruction OF these files would
be attended with great loss and incon-
Venience. The titles to nearly all the
property I'm the District would be thrown
into confusion, and all the evidence Of
marriages would be destroyed
The Importance Of having the court
records kept in fireproof cases is appre-
ciated by all the court officials and
every member Of the bar.
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ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.

AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE.
HOS. J. OWEN & son, gI3 F st.
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PAWNBROKERS.

II. K. FULTON, sI4 9th st.
FURNISHINGS, 86l Pa ave.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

C. c. BRYAN. IH3 n. Y. ave.
O. O. CORNWELL & SON, l4I2-I4Is Pa ave.
JOHN II. MAGRUDER, Conn. ave. and K St
JACKSON & CO.. 626 Pa. ave.
II. ". FISHER & son Onc.), SD and Sta
", r. BROWN. 10th ST. and Pa. ave.
BARRON BROS, 1915 NJ 81 NV
PRED. A. DODGE, eth and T NV.
HARRELL'S MARKET. 1916 18th NV.
Nm. T. REED, 10Th Il. and Pa. ave.
Fl. B. TERRETT $50 Louisiana ave.
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PLUMBING SUPPLIES.

THOS. SOMERNILLE & SONS. 3I6-S22 18th ST.
THE c. J. McCUBBIN CO.. 423 10th ST.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
TIE +. +. BROOKS CO., 531 18th ST.
c. n MUDDIMAN & Co, 0lo 18th 81.
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INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE INDUS. LIFE ms, 500 st. nv.
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SURETY COMPANIES.

L. s. FIDELITY & C'R'TY Co. 1923 y. y. ave
TITLE GUARANTY & TRUST Co. Colo. Bldg.
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SAVINGS FUND SOCIETIES.
ERCANTTLE SAVINGS FUND SOC. 1905 F NV
STOCKS, GRAIN, AND COTTON.

JENKINS & SIMPSON. 1920 st.
E. r. CHAPMAN & CO., 1901 + 81.
J. II. CRANE & CO.. 1917 F st.
A. F. BROWN & Co, 6l3 18th st.
THE MACDONALD co. QDc.). Jenifcr Bldg.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-03
Dana Items.

The meadow larks sing of spring.
Nando Hoover has already plowed
some.
All OF the la grippe patients are con-
valeScent.
#. l. Riley began the erection Of his
large barn.
Mrs. NJ. L. Heritage is suffering from
a felon on her finger
Wild ducks are flying and causing
the small boy trouble.
NJ. L. Herbage was advertising a
stray COW last Monday.
Rev. COrtner is holding prOtracted
meetings at the U. B. church.
Mrs. B. C. Barnes is quite III, caused
by the extracting of some teeth.
Miss Motley Williams, Of Agra,
spent Friday and Saturday with the
Clark family.
j. e. Hoover Jr. has bought Mrs
Mamie Welsh's share in the W. n
Hoover estate.
Miss Grace Garvey is at hume after
teaching a five months school, west OF
PhillipSburg. er.i
Charles Manages, who has been laid
up all winter with rheumatism, Ii
able to be around. u 80 q
The Arcade township spelling mattel
will be held at the Dana school house
Friday evening, March 4th.
! Little Earl SisSOn fell from thCbacI
of wagon, tearing the ligament'
loose in his arms and shoulders.
The Misses. Rollins, who are teach
ing at Delmar, visited Saturday ant
Sunday at their home, north OF Dana
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CAPTAIN Albert, the lecturer VIII
be in Logan March 10th
Dougherty' Bros lave finished
painting the inside Of their store.
The boys of our city Serenaded the
newly married couples last week
Little Doris Hansen who has been
sick for week, died last ,ThurSda!
night,
John Rodebaugh is moving into the
house lust east Uf the Presbyterian
church.
our minister Mr.. Snyder, MI
Havener, and Mr. IIavener'S brolper'
enjoyed a pleasant hunting trip yes
terday.
J. J. Rodebaueh and Miss Myrtle
Edwards we're married at the home
of the bIides parents In Kirwln, on
February %. The bride is a young
lady of good social standing, land the
groom Is we'll known as the editor Of
the Logan Democrat.
A massmeetlng was held on We'd
nesday of last week at the HilStead
opera house to discuss the proposition
of a consolidated school district. The
meeting was addressed by assistant
State Superintendent, Frank Dyer
Superintendent Arnold, and Prof,
Arthur.
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James Jensen made trip TO fn'''
lipsburg Monday.
Miss Cora Barnes is visiting her
sister Miss Jessie Barnes.
Wesley Case and his brother-in-ia"
visited with Mrs. Snow Monday
: nm Schermerhorn and sister VlS'C-
od 18th Miss Rachel Matteson Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Larkin visited with 'ner
parents and other relatives the iaVVe'
part Of last week.
/. q. A. Hassler is hauling lumber 10
hnild a new barn. 1t is to be 3Zx IL
and 16 feet high.
Gilbert Hall of Logan county, visit-
Cd with his cousins, Mrs. Arthur
Johnson and Mrs. S. A. MatteSon
Saturday and Sunday
Del Chance is going to build an
addition TO his house. He will then
have one of the finest houses In tne
township j. II. Kennedy Will uo
the work.
The box supper at the Snow school
house was we'll attended twenty
three baskets were sold for SlZ oo'
Among the pleasing features OF the
program we're the fine recitatlonS
given by Nate Davis of Arcade
AL Sweeton and wife returned from
Nebraska Saturday. AL says Kansas is
good enough for him. He also states
that he could get all the lana ne
wanted to work up there out ne
thought he would come back where
he could make living.