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17I7 I NV. 13r. 3b. 81, 800
Mo 10Th NV. air, ID. i. !,UJl
400 Chaplin. 13r, 2b. ], 900 |
1896 N. 12r, 2b. pr an. 300. 90
1925 u NV. 2fr. Oh $50. 10,
1101 14th NV. 17r, 1b,
per month. .140l
30i3 Z NV, l7r. :. .lZ5.Wi
1926 18th NV -.3r. 81. 90
1914 l. En-. Tor, 2b. .S3. 30
1921 18th NV. l2r. so. SO
1922 o NV. Sr. b. rs
1929 Cincinti, ~. $3.50
1881 Cincin. 11r. 2b. ia. 90,
lD35 Cincin. ilr. III. Us .u0l
1910 Roanoke NV, 10T,
2b. .......... $500
1928 ! NV. I2r. .5J.UUi
3Ily Brown hw. 11r. h50. 80
1905 X Iavnw. 12r. b.5D.U0l
1915 Kenyon. lOr. b.5O.OOI
1924 n Y av NV, IL, b45.9
ltUS 18th INV, llr.b II. III. 80
FURNISHED
Conn av ur 5. llr, 81 NO
L bt 15tb& 9Th. zlr, lb.. ~
Mass III 18th. PAR, 3b. $40
18TH nr K, pr. 3b. 500,
Calumet pl. I3th&Clif-
ton NV, Dor. 30. :. 800
18TH d. II. 17r. 3b. 500
\ side Mass av bit 18th
e. 18th. 1Sr. 2b. .416.G7I
Conn av & 5. 15r. 3b. 3O0l
Conn bt II Il !, 12r. 300
lngleside, 1Sts e. How
ard, 21r, 4b. 800
Cal av mr. 22d, 2Or. 4b. $50
Mass bt l7th&lSth, Ii. b.OJi
Iowa circle. 15r. 3b. POO,
Mass av nr 22d. 12r. 3D. 800
Mass av mr. Path, 20, 2b. $50
10th mr. X, lar, 3b. $50
18th mr. NJ, lar, 2b. .166. 81
I'd nr G ne. 16r. 2b. 1901
\ II av mr. NJ, lar, 2b. 125l
Woodley lane & Hart |
ford. 12r, b.. ..I5O
ZIG T NV, 13r. Oh. LEO
l3th&Princeton. Tor h. I50l
FINE HOUSEK EEPING
MARION. STODDERT,
MAURY.
HANDSOMELY FURNISl
THE POI
OFF,
344 Pa av NV 1925
Sc1 18th nv, lf......$Hl
602 z NV - to $50
Sc cor thSF NV .$lb-$5O
l411 G NV, lr. SIS
Century bldg =. .s12stoS'
UNSURPASSED EACH
LECTION OF RENTS FL
PROPERTY.
SEND OK GALL AT OFF
FURNISHED AND UNI
OFFICE. STORE:
THOS. }. ElSHl
fe20-tf
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FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-NO. 1902 OREGON AVE, OPPOSITE
Concord apartment house, just of New Hampshire
ave-, completely furnished home for long or
short period at moderate price; 10 rooms and
- bath. Apply within to W. CORCORAN HILL.
ia 18th st. NV It,
FOR RENT-11o3 II ST. NV; PARTLY FUR
nished; good repair; all modern conveniences. APP
ply AT above number. fe23-3ts
FOR RENT A LARGE DWELLING, WITHIN
Ave minutes walk of the Treasury Department;
delightful location. fronting public park
hrst-c ASS room"rs and boarders; owner compelled
To leave the city; offers the house for rent at
$3.50 per month. Long lease If desired.
STONE x FAIRFAX, se6-SoS ST. NV
fe2O-s III. th-:t
FOR NF-FURNISHED- PER MONTH:
Pr st. bet. 18th and 18th; completely fur
nished 10room house; two rooms rented to gen
tlemen who will remain if desired
j. G. KENNEDY CAMPBELL, lab q st. NV.
fe20-3t
FOR RENT-FASHIONABLE NE1CIiBORHOOD
near Conn. ave-. handsome house, o rooms and
bath: completely furnished; summer rates to
Oct. or by year reasonably. Address L. s
NAVY. Star Office. fe2O-3ta
FOR RENT-R. W. WALKER & SON. 1905 ST
NV.
Wyoming ave., Wash. Hgts.. lars, 2bs. $3.50
10th st., Wash Hgts., 10rs.. b............ 80
de3- tn. 8. tu-d
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greatest household seller ever invented; best
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II d WILCOX.
ma. ave.
2031 L, 5r, Gel. lilo
24IG Va NV, 6r.w.g.I1.5o
2223 StPuui set, 5r, w.l1.50
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE, 1918 N.
MISUNDERSTANDING flats
$16.50 to S35. 30
91i ed, LIST FIR. ar. b. 1000
lT12 3D., Or, b. a.. %. 80
SOFA 23d. Or. ami. .2i.5O
1915 +. Sd Il. 3r. b. 20. 90
$50 Goth. ir, b. "a. 1850
2526 +, 3r. W. 500
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2 4S6 La ave. heated
rms. SO. $40. ST.. Sc. $50
STABLES.
Il6 10th. r'r. 3s.c r. $1,000
STORE.
1917 Pa av, 1r. eel. 80. AZ
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OLD STAMPS AND COINS.

sTINp c1x1EcTiuSs. RAaE sfxNpa iXn of.r,
seoln4 bgnkht; 4Rhsst HffEA1 b4sd. = I1sR SfstA69
SSR FL sf3H &c. &c. b en- E. Ii - ssT Sk
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FUR KEN -
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1414 ST. NV.
TELEPHONES NJ. 34S AND II. 1898.
UNFUHNISIIED

NlSfiED-
J ,l3 10Th NV, sr, b. u. 1000
l2il 5 NV, Or, b. 1000
J 2iU2 l4th NV. l1r. b.4O.OO
1915 14th NV. 1r. b. 40. 90
1407 Staughtop Or. b. IS. 80
Anacostia Hts. Or. b. 35. 30
500 Mo av NV. Tor. h. 80. ~
! 2O20 18th nv. Ar. b.25.O 90
} "a ID ne. Or. b. .23.0u
! 1923 z NV, 7r. b. % so
! IOU2 Princeton. Sr. b. 20. 80
! 1874 + ne. 7r. b. 40. 10
2020 18th NV, 4r. BIO. W
J, 436 list ne, 7r, b. :. 1850
}! 40 LIST lie. +F. 10. ..lI-I-
! 324 LIST ne, Or, b. 1880
222 Quincy ne, Ar. 90
}, 172S 10Th NV, 3r. =. 80
81 jackson ne, or g. 30
59&8I jackson re, or. y. 80
} Lot !, SO 635. 49,. .Uffer
Lots 1925. So $40,
per rnnum 1. zoe. "
ID HOUSES.
ouinieri Il pi mr. 20. 0.D.l35
> nr 18th. llr. b. 1873. IS
~ bt 20th&21st, 12r, 2b. l3S
J 10th nr N NV. l2T.Sb. ~,
/ bit 2uth&2lst. 1or. 2b. 100
10 Dr 2lst. l3r. b. .i2I
J 18th Il Wyo av. 13r. biz
18th mr. T.. 12r. b. -. .12a
10Th mr. 7 NV, 11r, b. 100
J Providence st. Brook
land, 14r. b. 100
Corcorn mr. 18th. Or, b. 100
\ 22d mr. X. Tor. b. 100
J v mr. 18th. i1r. b. 20
] q st mr. 18th NV ST., b. IS
J, 14th mr. Cha jim. lot. bis
] Corc'n nr 18TH. Or. 3b. 10
] l4th mr. Chaplin, Or, b. .7S
T. bit 27th&2Stb, Sr. b. IS
U mr. 18th. Or. b. -. So
J Nsidekirke, Oh Oh. Tor. b. IS
! n Fl av mr. l.. Or. b. =. go
California mr. 10th. 10. b. 80
Colum I'd mr. 18th. Or b. AZ
kalo Or Conn ex .yr.2b.-
APARTMENTS N ~
THE b & o. AND THE
,HED APARTMENTS IN
RTLAND.
ICES.
/ 1921 E NV. ..$10-$15
go F NV. .$10-S2j
1923 2 NV. $3.50
60s-7 7th NV. .$5-$45
1925 + my, 2 fr't rms.$40
''s-rr sffhrkEnw. Rm4-&ls
LITlES FOR THE COL
RON I'LL CLASSES OF
ICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED HOUSES.
IS AND STABLES
IEK & CO.. Inc.
1414 F st. NV.
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

WAREHOUSES TO RENT IN ALI. SECTIONS;
applicants waiting for 6 to Sroon desirable
houses; 10 years experience enables us to offer
you careful and efficient service In managing
estates. Give us a trial to prove It,
sAM'L T. SMITH CO., 1871 g st. NV.
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WANTED-WIIL PURCHASE EQUITY IN APART
ment house or small row Of houses paying first
Glass Investment. Address Box %, Star office.
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FOR RENT-BY " ESCO
ste ,oq{ 1907 Per
1924 nth. 16r. 2b.$loo.0o
907 18th, Tor. 2b, lat. 60. 70
ZIG +. Tor. b. lat eel. so. 80
1929 22d. 11r. b. fur. As. so
1868 10th. 12r. h. ami. 1850
1853 Ore av ,Sr. b, MI. IS. 90
1134 18th. Or. b. Gel. .35. so
25t7 Pa av, 81. b. So. 65
2113 Pa av,12r. b. Gel .35. 80
907 23d. Sr. b. lat. 80. 80
2134 /, Sr. b. lat. 81 so
2012 G, 7r, b, lat. %. 80
2205 H. sr, b. lat. .2h. so
2214 ii. 7r. b. lat. q. 90,
1146 21st. Or, b. cel.1s.6o
POPS l.. Or. b, lat. 1880
2i15 g, 6r. W, g. is. 30
2203 ii. 5r, w.....14 30
2143 ID, Or. w, lat. 1880
1904. 1910 Chase ct. 1920
ff00-tf
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COLLECTED AT PER CENT
Special Inducements offered TO builders owners
of apartment houses. DUNLOP, 1110 st. NV
fe5-.,6tt
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slave YotjR HAND HEAD BY :MssE RITA THE:
rhSsdlng receptions at vs. 9TH ct NV: ~. e5o..
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IL CO..(OR.1T * l. wv.
Sc cor 7rh 4 whitney
ar, br&b. $500. 30. 90
1919 7fh NV, barber
sisop.4Nftit fiSfusrS.e 20 go
f4Ao How'rd av.7rSeh. IL. ~,
1921 Az sw. store. rs. 90
400 \ Cap. Ar i;af .i>.W
i349 9Th NV .sto&cel.17. 90
1245 II he. Sto&cel. 10. III
'612 S NV. 6r&w. :. 1880
GA " ct nw, store. .l6.tW
I1S 9th ne. store. 1900
zoos 4th ne. Ar. wtcol) 10. 90
1882 Fr.stoe ct tcei). .0.50
Rear 18th & o NV. 1r.S.01
4s2 ID NV. office rs. SASS
RI sos 18th NV tron e. 30
NV, steam heat. fe13-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIEU-hUUMS.
WANTED-.3 OR UNFURNISTIED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping pension Office; no chill
dren Box 127, Star office. IT.
WANTED-RY YOUNG MAN. A FURNISHED
room; located In section of NV bounded by 9th
and 18th SITS. and not north of NJ; also break
fast In same house: private family pref; state
terms Address Box 1876, Star Office. fe23-2t~
WANTED = GENTI PATENT OFFICE,
wishes breakfast and good room northwest near
or on car line to office. Can partly furnish; pri-
vat. family preferred. Please give particulars.
Address Box 1877. Star office. 1T
wANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN WOULD LIKE
two pleasant rooms with board in private ram
lily Columbia Heights: state terms conven-
fences and family; references given Bog 10
Star office. 1tZZ-Lt'
WANTED-ROOMS TO RENT IN ANY PART Of
the city If you have houses too large FOR YOUR
use with vacant rooms | can rent them for you;
this is opportunity for you to increase your
income.
DUNLOP
fe20-26t' Metzcrott building, ITO + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

FOR RENT - DENSMORE TYPEwRITERS IN
perfect cohiition; 81 per month delivered to any
part Of tie city; months rental applies pur-
chase especially low rates given TO business col
iege students. DENSMOKE TYPEWRITER Co.
1421 + st. a-w- ocl4-0
FOR RENf-oLlvER TYPEwRiTERS COMB
,iu- guaranteed with stand. two months to apply
u our. base of machine
Limited free use of our machines In this ONCE
to operators other machines and others qualified
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY
oc9-H 1887 Penna.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

LADY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL SEVERAL.
beautiful cararies; fine singers; $3.50 each 9IO
New York fe22-3ts
DR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIYT
Graduate OF MeGin University and Royal Vet.
Urinary High School, Munich Germany
TREATMENT OF DOG 4 CAT EXCLUSIVELY
Boarding Kennels. Lowell and goth Sta
Once, us 18th ST. Tells. ". 200 aud \. lo4O.k
jal1-tf-6
i4TH STREET HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS
Complete equipment for boarding and nursing
sick animals. Warm quarters: good food; con.
stsnt care. Visitors welcome. incubation against
9txtspper. BIG 1%th st. NV, 'rnonc North f60S
SaHdn. 4gs, fitss 9dldhshes l6nif ryr 11tqSafds
~ af:tI sklssF sh$ g ssFsSsL sclyIf5nss|
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FOR RENT = CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th and SITS. n. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for socie
ties. banquets. entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall ,ieS If
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-16 HEAD OF HORSES FROM VA /;
will be sold reasonably. Can be seen at the
Thyson House. 7th and SITS. NV. HUGH
QUIGLEY fe23-9t
VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT EX.
tremely low prices for sale at TEIOS E.
YoUNG'S, 4G4 and 468 Pa ave. NV The Re.
liable Carriage Mans Repository. fe2-tf
WILL. SACRIFICE 200 SETS OF HARNESS AND
100 different styles of vehicles new and second.
hand, to make room for large spring stock fur
niture, delivery and dayton wagons. traps sur
reys business buggies. coupe rockaways cheap
for cash. CoGSWELI.'S. 200 18th NV
Tel NJ. 1f71. ja25-tf
HOUCK'S
ia the cheapest place In Washington to buy New
and Second hnnd Harness s. D. HOUCK 30l
10th ST NV. cor C. Tel Main 39S1-M de3l -3ln &
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FOR KENT-BY B.F.SAU
1876 It'll NV. store. $50. 90
l7iS 9Th NV. IL. b.sta. 81. t0
1926 9Th NV, Or. b. 50 so
]A5 X 1 Nv. lirica. .,s.uo
1926 7th nav. store &
1r&b & cellar. 80. 90
1000 9Th NV, 9r&b. ~. 90
1915 18th NV. Tor, b. $3.50
44S NJ NV. 9r&b. 80. 80
1927 5th NV, I1r&b 80. Sd
3.1i37 Bghtwd av.li.h :" -
1870 9Th NV, 7r. b. 5000
1856 8th NV. 9r&b. %. 50
u II NV, Sr. b. 81 so
BIS Mo av NV 10rxb 3. 10
435 o NV. Sr&b. :. .25. 30
1924 LIST INV. Grab. q. 80
$40 18th ne Or & b. .2l. 80
0ffice rooms Mt AID + sf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
IN CHAMBER ANNUAL
AN INCREASE OF 1O,s17,580
BUsHEL OATS THE FEATURE.
Wheat Receipts Fell OF Slightly
Effect of the Tendency to Diversity
in Agriculture Is ShOwn-Flour
Mill Capacity in the Northwest Has
Been Increased.

According to the report of the secre-
tary Of the Minneapolis Chamber OF Com
merce there is a noticeable falling off In
the, amount of grains raised in the last
two years, there being smaller crop in
1908 than in 1902, and the same for 1902
when compared with 1901. This is so, tho
the acreage under grain cultivation is
larger than before, since the yields on
each acre were as general rule smaller
The heavy rains which occurred during
the harvesting season spoiled the crops to
a slight extent all over the northwest
South Dakota being the smallest loser,
and the state showing the greatest adj
vance.
Much grain that in years before has
come to Minneapolis and Duluth, has been
diverted to Lake Michigan points. because
the freight rates were more favorable to
those points.
The capacity of the flour mills has
been increased all over, SO that now the
mills in Minnesota and the Dakotas grind
about 146,0O0,000 bushels of wheat every
year, and 50,O00.00O bushels are shipped
out. 1t is estimated that 20,Oo0,000 BUSH
els are used on the farms for seed and
other purposes. so that with what Is taken
out by the southern lines, it is impossible
to give an exact estimate of the size OF
the crop. Many farmers, also, now that
money is not tight with them, are holding
their crops and awaiting higher market
prices before shipping. II
The production of flax Is falling OH, as
the land which was heretofore devoted to
its culture is being used to raise feed
stuffs 49, i
Reference is made in the report to the
necessity Of establishing reciprocal rela-
lions with Canada,l in order to induce Ca
madam growers to ship their wheat to
Minneapolis. #'
Prices on grains were satisfactory dur
ing the year, and the prospects for the
coming year are good The demand is
strong, and will probably continue to re-
main so. The farmers We're about the,
! only people last year who were not
affected by the fluctuations in fictitious
values of securities. ..,-
| Minneapolis receipts Of wheat for 1908
are $500, 070 bushels; showing decrease
for 1903 of 1855, $50 bushels from the re-
ceipts Of the previous year. The ship
ments were Is. COS, 800 bushels an increase
of 1888, $50 bushels above 1903. There was
an increase of 5000 bushels of corn re-
.ceipts and a decrease of 377.960 bushels
in shipments. The receipts of oats are
larger for the year than for any other,
reaching 22,3S4.050 bushels, and 1887, $50
bushels more than the preceding year.
These larger receipts and the prospective
increase in other years fully justlfies the
purpose Of this association to provide for
! the sale Of futures of this class OF grain,
now being undertaken.
Following are the receipts and ship
ments of seven leading commodities for
| i
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BY G. u. MORRILL,.
FIDELITY.
YRON sings,

sings
u The
II he name.
but had he lived old Kentucky everybody and thing
shining
had read Of
and called of his noble family
acquainted with me
something
ter Intelligent afeconate
When Mr. G.
by bed
best of
died.
would FOLLOW and make disturbance.
The funeral large The old church crowded
the dead
and white The coffin
had sobbed its
Gailee of grief
opened eyes
hanging low,
coffin He stopped shifted,
lost master
All were surprised him,
could
wet with When
Behold, how
We
the he listened
filed
morning gently
masters absence
faithfuness
faithful
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Saturday, Jan. 16.-Butter, dull. Egg
firm. Poultry, firm. VEAL weak.

orIs extra ID, 2oe cream:
dniries extra, nc; dairies, tirstS, lac; darles,
seconds 12 psckhs stock s@12
fancy, lac; roll and print, extra, 1oc; roll and
print, choice, 13c roll and print, fair to
EGGs-New laid case count, current receipts,
s Se ac ss or dz
$3.50 per case for candled; seconds and checks
OF na ansc or e 2t: r finsy or 49,
to- good re; Young Americas fancy, 1ae;
putost 5e Swiss No. ' 6ioef iSe; SWISS No.
block 12c: daisies, No. /, 12hc. :.
large; Sc; chickens: ROSTERS, &c: sprinses &c;
' bREssEb PoGLFRY1UndraWns e' turkey ys
fair to good. 90l16c; hens, fancy, large log
ss and " s 2sa and sHs fsns heads sS
heads d fsF to fs GSd doS ffa nossn
s'? Pkrs s&2S MEArsvea fancy per lb,
%to s ff"'y s sa %san a%'5 y:'fn snS @'e
tAnBBA sf Pc C 100 lbs. $3.50. p'Ne' &C.
per- per b SGz car lots sacked
6OGi62c; mixed, per bu, car lots, sacked, SOC
doc; small lots sacked. roc.
ONtONS-Per bu, 50M60c. 49,.
KABBITS-Cottontails, pc" doz, 81; jacks, per
doz. $3.50. -
prGEoNs-Live, per doz. 81; dead per doz,
Toe.
DRIED PEAS-Fancy yellow, per bu s1.5O;
medium. $1.25: green fancy, $1.75; medium,
%: marrowfnt, 1926. go ~ ....
BEANS : Quotations include sacks. Fancy
| navy, per bu. $2.t562.25: choice navy. 81; me
dunn, hand picked. 50: medium. fair, 81 .25 me-
| dunn mixed and dirty, 65@70c; brown. fancy.
$40; brown, fair to good, $1.50M1.60; Lima.
APPLES Jonathaas per brl. $3.50: Kings,
| bril- $3.50: Northern Spys, brl, $425: Wagners,
| bril- S325M3.5O: Gre enings. bril- $3.50; Baldwins.
S350m;;.75: Tnllman Sweets, bril- $3M3.25; Rus
| sets. bril- S3.50M4 ~ = -
| ORANGES-Eloridas. all sizes. $3.50: Calfor-
MIA navels, extra fancy, o6s to 25os, 10; Cali
| fornla navels. fancy, 96s to 25Os $780,
| LEMONS-Californa, fancy, as to size, 81:
choice $35O@3.75.
| CRANBERRIEs-Ia Howes. per bril-. So;
| Jerseys, per ls'l, -$7@7.50; Jerseys, bu boxes.
$215; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle, SIS; Wisconsin
cAIIFoRNIA FRU1Ts-rears, Winter Nellis.
boxes So 75@4.
GRAPEs>M alagas. per key. 81. 5o@55o.
| HONFY--New fancy white, lib Sections 13c;
choice white, lib sections, 12c; amber III c;
| goldenrod. lie; extracted white in barrels Ga
| &c: extracted amber, &C. -
Is5c: lettuce. doz. 45c; lettuce, heads, per doz
81: mint. per dog. zoe; celery, per doz 8O04Oc
celery, California, fancy 75c choice csc
squash, doz, 81; parsniDs. per bu Toe: cucumbers
per doz Ito; green onions. -shallots, per doz
lunches, s0MG0c: tomatoes, four basket crates
$3.75G4; tomatoes, six-basket crates $3.50
beets, per bu. soc; caulifower, per crate $275
parsley, doz, e5Gl9oc.
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it'll the district officers, expect splendid

ing with the district officers, expect splendid
results.
The third departments of several leagues are
pushing with vigor the agitation of the tenn
perance question which falls to the province
of that dtpartmtnt. Quincy LIE Morrow, the
prohibition evangelist from Indiana, will speak
in several of the churches under the auspices
of the league and will address a union service
of several Southeast churches at the First Con-
gregatonal church tomorrow evening, arrange
ments having been made by First Methodist
league for this meeting.
Another successful bimonthly meeting Of the
district union was held at the First church
Tuesday. Rev. g. e.. VALENTINE, pastor of the
Park Avenue church, delivered the address on
..1he League in the Realm of citizenship" Solos
were sung by Miss Louise Pye and DR.. Earle R:
Hare WA. Rice gave selection and roll call
was responded to. Members Of the difernt
chapters are becoming better acquainted thru
these meetings and the social hour which fol-
lowed. with refreshments in the dining'rooln
was enjoyed.
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EpwoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.

The ST. Paul district league, thru its presi-
dent Carl Miller, invited Minneapolis leaguers
to visit st. Paul the evening of Feb. 8.
Topic for tomorrow evening NY Place in the
War Against eea et NM
. Anoka had a public INSTALLATION Of its officers
bershp. 80 =
Public installation of league officers will be
held at Fowler church tomorrow evening. Rev.
new president is Stanley A kerriek, the other
Huber. second vice president; Ida Bailey, third
vice presidenta Jennie Lane, fourth vice presi-
dent; Maud O.. Court, secretary; Roy MaxfeId,
treasurer; Grace Benham. intermediate superin-
'eI Preparations are being made for special
evangelistic. services "a, among the Methodist
ginning Feb. Il. The district Epworth league
has taken the initiative in bringing to the city
Rev George R. Stuart OF n Tennessee, whose
fiery eloausnce attracted universal attention at
ton in Detroit. Negotiations were begun at
once by Charles r. Ellis, second vice president
of the district to secure his services here, and
the pastors Of the churches who are co-operat-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16

Our Goatilin Goat Lymph Tabloids are
the original and only preparation Of Goat
Lymph for stomach administration. Cure
Nerve Diseases, Nervous Prostration,
Anaenia, Neuralgia, Locomotor Ataxia,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and General Debil-
ity. Besides being curative in serious or.
ganic and functional diseases they are a
marvellous tonic for all ailing men and
women.
For sale by Voegeli Bros two stores,
corner Hennepin and Washington, and COR
ner Seventh and Nicollet avs (mail orders
flled), and leading druggists. Sent post
paid, by Goatilin Co., (not Inc.), As La
Sale St., Chicago, Price SO cents per tube
| of 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16
THE BUTTER LIST
IS DULL IN TONE
EGGS SHOW SLIGHT FLUCTUA-
TION, BUT RULE FIRM.
Fresh-Killed Poultry Is Scarce and
High in Price-Frozen Stock That
Accumulated During the Holiday
Season Is Gradually Cleaning Up.

The week has shown few important
changes in produce lines Butter Of all
grades continues on the same dull basis,
and while slight brace in quotations de-
Veloped the first of the week the adj
vance could not be maintained. and
values sagged back to the same figures as
q the opening. The fact of the matter is,
the demand thruout the country seems to
have fallen off seriously. as all points
show the same depressed tone and de-
Ginning tendencies. Why butter values
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16
Only One Night Out to
Hot Snpin0s Arlx

The Rock Island system operates
two daily trains to st. Louis, where
connectlon is made In Union Station
direct for Hot Springs The morning
train leaves Minneapolis daily at 9:10
q. M, arriving at Hot Springs at 9:35
p. N. the following day, only one night
out, and but one change of cars in
Union Station, st. Louis. Round trip
tickets, good for three months, only
$3.50. For particulars and Hot
SPRINGS literature, apply to W.. T..
Hathaway, City Passenger Agent, 322
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16
santos-Dunnont wants Bie. P,,ize

Santos-Dumont, the aeronaut, ex-
pected Monday to complete arrange
ments to have his airship enter the
contest for the 100000 prize that the
managers Of the st. Louis exposition.
have offered. In the contest for SUI
periority, golden grain belt beer stands
easily first. It is the recognized.
family beverage and tonic.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16

Five Paris policemen have passed their exam.
nation as. motor car drivers. They will shortly
overtake and If necessary, arrest any other
drivers of, such vehicles travelling at excessive
speed. =.