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ormanville, Jan. 5.-Rev. r. v. Pike
Is doing noble work here in the re-
vival meetings conducted by him. He
has quadrupled the membership of
the church and still there are more to
follow.
Jess Harty and family of Ottumwa.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Selger of Avery,
and Chas. bigger and mother of this
place had Christmas dinner with D.
L. Bilger.
]. B. jackson and wife will spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Augusta Bishop of Ottumwa.
j. j. Chance has visited his new
home in South Dakota. He likes the
country immensely.
j. Howk, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Head
man and children We're entertained at
the Soap creek poor farm recently,
by the warden and his wife at dinner
Miss Berry surprised her pupils on
Christmas. "A Christmas tree was
ladened with the good things that
made the hearts of the children re-
joice. Quite a few of the patrons
We're present and very pleasing pro-
gram was rendered. Rev. r. ". Pike
addressed the pupils in a very inter-
esting way.
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SEEKING THE slNEws OF WAR.

Springfield Republican.-In the
event of war Japan will expect Lon
don to take its loans, while Russia will
rely upon Paris. Such is the expec-
tation in the financial world. But
monetary London is in poor posi-
ton to help anybody just now. and
Paris has SO much money employed
there that the floating of Russian
loan In France must result in a gold
movement from London across the
channel. Thus in case of a Russian
Japanese scramble for war funds, Wall
street, which has been drawing heav-
lily on the British gold supply, may be
forced aside
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JUSTICE FoR AMERICANS.

Kansas City Star.-As result of
repeated protests against the arrest
arc confinement without trial of many
American railway employees in Mexico,
better conditions now prevail in that
country This subject has been much
agltated for the past two years. The
abuses aimed at We're numerous and
grievous. Little discrimination had
been made in the arrest of train crews
following railroad accidents, regard
less of the culpability of the crews
themselves. In many instances the
prisoners We're confined in unsanitary
jails for as long as two years without
trial. AS many of the trains in Next
ca are operated by American crews
this state of affairs furnished legit-
innate basis of protest from the state
department at Washington. Secretary
Hay has not only secured a better
practice in these cases of alleged
criminal negligence and has greatly
leCuced the number of pending ac-
tons, but because of his efforts the
Mexican department of justice has is
sued circular letter to the minor
courts advising against arrest except
on reasonable evidence and in favor
of release on bond whenever possible
and the earliest possible hearings in
all cases.
1t has always seemed that only a
strong representation of this case to
the Mexican government was neces-
sary to remedy the evil. The relations
between the United States and the
neighboring republic are such that
there should be no obstacles in the
way of a reasonable demand made by
one on the other 1t will be necessary
of course, for the United States rep
resentatives in Mexico to keep alert
for future attractions of the common
laws Of justice in these cases. for most
of the abuses have lain at the doors of
judges in remote districts some of
whom have been governed by venal
motives and will need watching for q
time.
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rwo WAYS OF WORKING.

Secretary L. NJ. Shaw in address at
Philadelphia.-Ther is little in life
but drudgery, and yet think success
full men are seldom conscious of doing
will never work for hire If you work
for hire you will have little else for you
but drudgery and eight }hours per day
ten hours per day at {the most is all
you can stand and keep your hea 18th.
But if you work for the accomplish
ment of the thing in which you stre
employed to do yon3 can work sixteen
or eighteen hours a day and grow tnt,
Of song. i
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield. Jan. 5.-District court
convened here yesterday morning,
Judge b. w. Eichelberger presiding,
and r. w. Smith of Centerville Off
chatting as court reporter. The dock
ct is a light one for this term and
indications are that there will be no
jury trials during the term. There are
19 probate, 2 criminal, 10 law and 90
chancery cases on the grand jury. The
grand jury was empaneled yesterday
afternoon and the trial jury will APP
pear tomorrow morning.
The following county officials, elect
ed November 8, We're installed in their
respective offices yesterday and began
their labors:
S. E. Rowe, treasurer.
j. A. Wilkinson, sheriff.
ii. 0. Roland, superintendent schools.
M. f. Patterson, member board.
All are democrats with the exception
of Mr.. Patterson, who is republican
Representative T. J. Prevo is also
democrat.
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SECRETARY ROOTS CAMPAIGN
MANAGER,

Philadelphia Record (dem) Demo-
Gratis may well regard with appre-
hension the efforts to induce Secre-
tstry Root to take charge of the Roose-
velt campaign next year. MIR. Root is
a man of great force and resource.
There is probably not his superior in
the game of politics in the country
He has a brain power that would make
his generalship something hard to
C, ntteSt against
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Those persons in charge of providing
for the entertainment of the republican
convention in Chicago next June
should see to it that the convention
hall is provided with an adequate mum.
Der of exits that will make it possible
to empty the hall with the least posi-
BILE delay.
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What is needed most of all is the
strict enforcement of those laws that
are on the statute books. requiring the
provision of adequate fire escapes and
protection of buildings where large
audiences gather. When this is done
then it can be inteligently determined
what additional legislation is needed.
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Charlton.

Charlton, Jan. 5.-The city council
met last evening in regular session.
Aside from the allowing of the usual
number of bills there was nothing of
Importance done.
Harry Moore returned to Des Moines
yesterday to resume his studies at
college,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Sheppard and
daughter Mabel returned to their home
in Battle Creek, Mich, yesterday after
spending the holidays at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bailey.
The January term of the district
court convened yesterday with Judge
Sloan presiding. There is q small
docket this term. consequently 1t will
be short.
The public schools opened again
Yesterday after the holiday vacation.
The principal and teachers as well
as the pupils have enjoyed good rest
from their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Moore of Con-
f1dence We're in the city yesterday.
Chas. Smith and Grant Stewart re-
turned to Knoxville, ILL.,, yesterday
where they are attending the military
school.
Mrs. George Elliott returned yester-
day from visit at Elliott with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Wexford. father of Nixon Wei
ford, returned last evening to his
home In Academy, w. Va.
rom Throckmorton went to Indian
ola last evening.
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Abba.

Abba, Jan. 5-Miss Minnie Yocum. Of
Charlton, who has been wishing friends in
this city, returned to her home yesterday
evening.
Lee Rowe, mall clerk on the Burlington
between Burlington and Des Moines, is
quite sick with typhoid fever at his home
on East Washington street.
Another exodus of students from Abba
takes place this week Tod Duncan re-
turns TO his work in the medical depart
ment OF Northwestern university; Ralph
Castle and Roy Mason to Barnes medical
college, Missouri; Ethel Downing and Clyde
Elder to Tarkio; Carolyn Mabry to Colum-
bia, Mo-, and Ray Elder to Monmouth, Ill.
Geo. Smith, travelling salesman for a boot
and shoe house, resumes his work on the
road today after a two weeks vacation
T. c. Hammond is In Ottumwa today on
business
u. w. Auspach. former resident of Al
bia, but who now is living in Knoxville,
was In town yesterday on business.
II. %. Lea is in Hilton today transacting
business.
a small house in West Abba, occupied by
negro family by the name of Parker,
was destroyed by fire recently This is
the second fire within a week, caused by
a defective fue.
Frank s. Griffin has been appointed dep
uty auditor In place of Miss Kathryn Dash
iell, who has resigned.
Miss Alta Graham is very low with con-
sumption. Sne was a teacher in the Abba
schools last year but was compelled to give
up her work in the spring on account of
her health; since that time she has been
gradually growing weaker. Her many
friends hope for rally from the last at
tack.
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CURES BLOOD
AND
Skin Diseases
Bohe Pains, Itchings, Ach.ug Back

The above pictures shop whaf Blood
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an sores and eruptions, making the
blood pure and rich.
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II you have aches and pains In bones,
back and joints, Itching Scabby Skin, Blood
feels hot, Swollen Glands, Risings ana
Bumps on the Skin, Mucus Patches in
Mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Col
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makes blood pure and rich, completely
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healthy condition. We have over 10000
original testimonials of cures to stay cured
made by Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B)
Old Rheumatism, catarrh, Eczemaa
Scrofula.
are caused by an awful poisoned condition.
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Hawking and Splitting; cures Rheumatism,
with Aches and Pains; heals all Scnbs.
Scales, Eruptions, Watery Blisters, with
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fected parts.
Cancer Cured.
Blood Balm Cures Cancers of all Kinds,
Suppurating Swellings, Eating Fostering
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Cancer Poison and heals the sores or worst !
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Pimple, Watt, Swelings, Shooting, Sting
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Many apparently hopeless cases of cancer
cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm
B.B.B)
Botanic Blood Balm (B. 3. BY lie *
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tested for 80 years. Composed of Pure Bo.
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All druggists S1.0O per large bottle with
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Samples sent free by writing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe your trouble,
and special free medical advice to suit your
case also sent In sealed letter.
Sold in ottumwa, la, by W. L. SaFs
gent, Main and Market streets. Call or
write. Blood Balm sent by express.
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The first storm scheduled to arrive
in January, according to the predic-
tons of Irl Hicks, arrived on time in
the early morning of January 2. Score
one for Mr. Hicks.
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Strinqtown.

stringtown, Jan. 5,-Aiiss Konoma syl-
vester left last week for Peoria, Ilinois,
where she expects to make her home.
Miss Grace Leeling is spending the week
at her home near Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riley attended the fun
eral of their uncle at Abingdon last Friday.
James Davis and Miss Eva Davis visited
Saturday and Sunday with relatives near
Martinsburg.
Chester Cuddiford spent Wednesday night
with Paul Mowery near Abingdon
f. +. Vannoy attended lodge at Abingdon
last Tuesday night.
Mrs S. Il. Woodruff and son Roy were
Batavia callers last week
G. c. Sylvester was in Batavia one day
last week.
William Larmore was in Martinsburg last
Thursday
G. W. Davis and James Davis were in
Pekn the first of the week.
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rs so EASY

To keep the stomach healthy, the ap.
petite good, the breath sweet and the
bowels open. Just take a dose OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before
meals and see for yourself. 1t is also
"a sure cure for PoorAppetite, Dyspep.
STA, Indigestion, Heartburn,Liver Com
plants, ChilIs, Colds and Malaria. Try
a bottle today, also getta copy of our
1904 Almanac from your druggist. 1t
is free - ~!
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. 1t would be satisfactory if the gen
eral assembly would scratch that BIZ
ennial election question off it's calendar
right away.
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THE WOOD CASE.

Army and Navy Register-It looks
as if the senate would confirm the
nomination of General Leonard Wood
to be a brigadier general; at least,
that is the recommendation to be
made from the military committee on
January 4. When publicity attaches
TO the testimony, given behind closed
doors in this case, it will be found that
it's character is quite different from
that described in the press accounts
Of the secret session, and this will ex-
plain why the. committee entertains
no doubt on the subject. The literary
disclosures of the week in the Wood
case appear elsewhere and show, in
one case, the splendid fight Mr.. Root
has been making for General Wood
and. in the other, that that officer
long ago and promptly asked for de-
partmental action on the charges made
in the New York Sun, and originating,
General Wood indicates, with Lieuten-
ant Runcie. That nothing was done
shows the indifference of the author
tiles at Washington in the matter and
how lightly they regarded the criti-
cisms. The statute of limitation would
interfere with the work of court
martial in this case, but it would not
operate to the disadvantage of a court
of inquiry, which may be brought on
request of an officer or without such
desire by order OF the president. What
ever has been said by Lieutenant Run
Gle in the committee sessions is priv
ileged'' in legal sense and relieves
him of any prosecution for criticism of.
a brother officer.
There are some things about the
Wood case that disturb that officers
friends, and it is no wonder They
say he left here with no warming of
al. the trouble which has since de-
veloped against his cause; that his
departure for the Philippines was a
signal for the first shot: that he knew
only imperfectly of what had been
brought again him, and this when he
had reached Cairo; that he had no
chance to defend himself except
through his friends here. The whole
proceeding Is regarded as cowardly
attack. With these elements in the
situation the fortunes of General.
Wood have appealed strongly to the
President and Mr.. Root, along with
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The mania for land seems to be at
the bottom Of the difficulty in the far
east.
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves retention Of wa
ter almost Immediately II you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem.
edy. Sold by w. w. Ennis, druggist,
Ottumwa, Ia.
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These first days of 1904 have been
entirely satisfactory.
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A loud hat will turn the head of a
giddy woman.
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Hiah Point.

High Point.
High Point, Jan. 5-Mrs Henry Tenny-
son, in company with her daughter Kath-
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FOR RENT-729 10Th ST NV, A DESIRABLE
brick house; 10 rooms; 3 baths: furnace: in
good condition; near car line; per month. $50. 81
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Il
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1414 y ST. NV.
TELEPHONES n. S4S AND II. 1888.

UNFURN1SHED.
It'll nw. 13r Oh. 81 500 1915 10th NV IT, 80 90
9l6 18th NV 11r % 500 Anacostia Hts Orb. ah 90
400 Chaplin 18r 2b. 0O025eO 32d NV, Or b. .85 90
1925 nv. 21r, 6b. .16000tS19 Cap. Sr b.. 0o0
11O1 14th 17r 18th nw.6 80 40
3043 NV. 17r. 1925 0ot54 C NV. Tor, b. Is %
1923 Mass b. 6b 00It 5O5 Carolina nw.7 b25 80
1716 NV, 11r, b. so 0o 2020 18th nv, Al. rs 90
1881 Cncin, %. IS 00i 81 6rb "a m
1885 Cincin 11r 2b. .85 0olst 307 NV 5r % SO
1928 NV. 12r b. % O0101 D Sc, Or, b.. so
12OS av nv VI, n5OOI 1874 ne. 7r.b... 20 50
1916 Kenyon. Tor b. 30. 90 209O 18th nv, Arb 200
1906 F NV, Tor, b. - 90 486 LIST IT, a50
1908 18th NV 11r. AZ 90 a3o LIST me- 6r b. .16 80
1411 10th NV sr D. - 0G $40 LIST ne. Arb. 80
2021 Hillyer pl Tor b45 00214X Quincy Ar b13 %
1742 NV, Or, b. .40O0t212 Quincy ne, 4r. b. 10 90
BIB 18th NV ,sr D. ~ SO Jackson ne, Or 8 80
12ll NV. Or. b. 20 20 81 jackson ne. Or. o 80
1409 Staughton Or b 81 sol Lot l. "a 8Sb 80. Oner
1407 staught' Or. b 35.50l
1906 Conn. W., 11r., b..... Fl 600 per an
FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THE
MARION sToDDERT, THE B. & o.. THE
MAURY, THE REGINA AND THE AUDOUN.
THE PORTLAND.
Sc cor iathaB NV .si5-sso sw cor iith&Enw, rs 500
CEN nT Sar sT Too s0r nth NV
UNsURPAssED FACILITIES For THE COL
PROPERTY ~
As the above is only part Of the list of proper
ties under charge we will gladly furnish COM
plete bulletins on application being made at this
THOs J. FISHER CO., Inc.
14I4 st. NV, adjoining the New Willard.
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FOR RENT-N0. 2717 ST.; MODERN BRICK
house, rooms: bath; furnace cellar; newly ma
pered and painted on lease. per month"; 1921
apS0-3t WESCOTT WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave-
FOR RE,NT-DESIRABLE BRICK, 6l5 18TH ST
NV NEAR st. and Pa. aye-l 18r.; mod imp :
baths, In good order; partly furnished. J. FRED
KELLEY, Room 20, $50 st. NV. ap30-3t
FOR RENT-HANDsOME RESIDENCE. NO. 1919
good condition; $55 A. F. FOX CO., 900 ST.
u.w. an90-3f
FOR REST-CfsNTRAL NV, LARGE BRICK, NO
1915 9th ST. NV; 10 rooms, bath and large
yard, $3.50: also frame. No. 931 L ST. NV
rooms and bath, $3.50. A. +. FOX CO., 800
ct. NV. apso-st
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENTAL 81 NJ ST. NE, VERY DESIR-
able fat rooms and tiled ba til; hot-water heat:
large pantry; rear porch; summer rates the year
round to right party. ap2S-St
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FOR RENT-5s-60 ST. NV; NEW HOUSES:
handsomely papered; 2 rooms and bath; concrete
cellar and furnace; $3.50.
ap2S-3t p. ]. WALSHE, 1885 New York ave.
FOB RENT-BY T. ]. WALSH 8 CO., $40 I4TH ST.
14O1 21st, Tor. 80. $7b O0 700 @ ne. Or. 90
216 Cap, 7r. 80 OO 51S 10th :. $50
sos 21st, Or. 81 so 1649 NV, Tor store. IS. 90
FOR RENT = THAT DESIRABLE CORNER
house, 18th and SITS. NV; II rooms. pantry
rooms; side porches and automobile stable. Rent
reduced to $80O8 to reliable tenant. J. P. Nc
MAHON, Room 49, Cocoran bldg. ap26-5ts
FOR RENT-0O ST. NV; 8 LARGE ROOMS;
reception hall; newly paper; large cellar; all
up to date conveniences for model and coy
home; must be seen to be appreciated; sss: W.
FOR RENT-141b COLUMBIA ST. NV; sR. AND
cellar brick: MI; porcelain bath; at $3.50 Q
month. Key at store, 9th and sts.. F. w.
TUCKER & BRO. 81 LIST st. NV. apps
FOR RENT--BY b. L. RUST. COS 14TH ST. NV
1854 st. NV, IT rms. and 3 baths. :. 500. 90
2S1S 18th NV, IL rms, 3D., INV. heat IS
1417 Bacon st. NV, rms. and bath. ~. 80
1920 st. NV, 10 rms. and bath. ....... 40. so
1134 New Hampshire ave-, rms. and bath 40. so
1912 ST. NV, z rms. bath and stable. 81. 80
"Kenoya.' LIST & Mass ave. ne. s. and b.. =.
171S Pa. ave. NV, 5r and b., Sd floor fr.. 20. so
18th & A SITS. Me-, new fits; Ar. & b., ami;
porches 4 b. yds.; LIST fr.. $14.50; ID fr.. $50
STORES.
425 18th ST. NV, large store and CELLAR. $500
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MARTIN BROS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
dS2o-ls27 Penna ave. Phone Main 12l1.
Somerset Heights, 12r. & b., large grounds
shade Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
1920 G st., Or. 4 b., brick stable ...... 40. SO
LIB list ST., 9r. & Observation-Disclosures. IS. so
100 I'D St, Sr and bath. .............. %. 50
93l N d. ave.. Sr. and bath. .......... %. so
6th and u SITS. Sc, Dr., store and stable. 20. 90
20o7 u st., Or. and water. Ia. 80
24l9 Va ave., Or. and water. ............ IL. 80
hossiyn, Va, Or and water. TO- 90
liza Lingers court, Ar. and water. 5000. $50
232l ST., Ar. and bath. ................ $50
1121 rear 10th ST., Ar. and water ......... $50
915 Hughes court, Ar. and water ......... 7.3O
1850 23d st. l3d floor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50
2I22 ST., Sd floor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 800
100 18th ct. me-. pr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 400
STORES, ETC.
28I1 Penna. ave-, large lot, brick Office 25 90
5th&L SITS. s.e. large store Or. & stable 20 90
601 N. ii. ave.. large store. water and gas 10 so
STABLES.
Rear 2031 ST., large stable SIX %
Rear 2020 ! ST., stalls large carriage
Rear 93S 22d st. good stable. ......... 400
MARTIN BROS,
1t 1925-1g27 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT - OLIVER TYPEWRITERS, CONDI.
tton guaranteed with stand two months to apply
on purchase of new machine.
Limited free OF our machines in this of1cl
TO operators of other machines and others qualned
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
ocp-tf 1897 Pepna ave- NV
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NO. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. PERFECT IN
every respect, for sale on very easy monthly
payments. Address PERFECT. Star Office. apI26t
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+
THE CARLISLE FLATS. 1913 ST.
I'd floor, rooms and bath. south front $35. 90
Sd floor. rooms and bath, south 'front.'. $3.50
I'd floor. rooms and bath, middle fiat. 1850
Nonhouse keeping Caterer on premises.
Apply WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-WILLIGE,
1767COl nd ,sr. 2b, hw$60. 0C
1410 10th NV, Tor, b. 80. sc
1740 Seaton, NV, Or, b20.N
1742 Seaton NV Or, BIO. 90
1744 Seaton NV, Or, BIO. sc
1746 Seaton NV. Or, boo. sc
BAT N sw. .W
OFFICES.
14th & H NV. 3r. fur. 90. 0C
617 18th NV, 2r, fur. 40. OF
14th & Il NV 2r. fur. IS. on
STORES.
1926 N Y av, LIST q, Offer
WILLIGE. GIBBS & [
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FuRNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHE

TOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT RESIDENCE, NO. 1910
21st st.; furnished or unfurnished for summer
and fall; low rental. Address w. J. g., 1910 list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNTsHED.

FOB RENT-A VERY NICE BROOM HOUSE, 40.
22L g OF. NV, In hrst-class condition $3.50