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The Globe-republican., 1904-08-04


In the District Court OF Ford County, Kansa
N. P. Ellis, Plaintiff,
vs..
Samuel Wood. Lucy Wood
John W. Marls. Mrs, John " AarIs. his wife
Matte y. Aiken and William W. Aiken, De
PENDANTS
By virtue Of an order of sale Issued to me
out OF the said district court IN the above en-.
titled action, | will, on Monday, the 18th day
Of August. A. d. 1854, ut 2 O'Clock p. m, OF said
day, ut the west front door OF the court
house In the City Of Dodge City, in the Coun
ty Of Ford, in tile State OF Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand all Of tile following
described real estate, to- wit,
The southwest quarter OF section eight "a,
township Twenty-Five 1907 south, range TWEEN,
tytllrce l23) west Of the 9TH P, Nj. In Ford
County, Kansas. N
The above described real estuty Is taken -
the property Of said defendants and ia di.
reeted by SAID order of sale to be sold and
WI WI be sold without apprsisement to satify,
J. ii. MILLER,
=, Sheriff Of Ford County
ovTTON h SCATRs,
Attorneys for Plai!niH.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office Of Dodge Ulty. Kansa

Land Office Of Dodge City, Kansas.
August 4, 1904,
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his clulm,
and that said proof will be made before Reg.
ister Receiver, U. s. Land Office. at Dodge
City, Kansas. on September nth, 1904, Viz
William Allison, II. L. No, 1880 for the NV
Sec. "a, T. 25s., R. 23w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, VIZ.
william Fl, Incl, Of spearville, Kansas !,
CHARLES Lopp, Of spearville, Kunsas Guy
iradgett, of Speafville, Kansas; Edward
stonehouse, of Spaatville, Kansas.
H. Y. MiLLIKAN, Register.
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First published July II.
SHERIFFS SALE,

In the District Court of Ford County. State
OF Kansas. ''0
John II. Humphrey, Plaintiff,
vs..
James M. Wanzer, John W, Oil.
Yer, Mrs. John W. oliver, his wife, and Az.
thur F. Poole, Defendants.
BY virtue Of I'm order of sale Issued to me
out Of the said District Court In the above en-.
titled action, will, on Monday tile 22nd day
OF August, A. D. 1904 at2 O'Clock D m, of snid
day at the west front door Of the court house
IN the city of Dodge City, in the county of
Ford, IN the state of Kansas, offer ut public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
ior cash In hund all of the following de-
scribed real estate, to.wit:
Lots one ~ and two (2) and the south half
M OF tile northeast quarter " OF section
two ~. township Twenty-Five 1907 south,
range twentytllree t23) west Of the 9Th PM
In Ford County. Kansas.
The above described property Is taken as
the property Of said defendants and Is d..
rected by said order of sale to be sold and
Will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
the said order Of sale.
j. II. MILLER, =.
Sheriff Of Ford County
SUTTON h SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First Published July2S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once At Dodge City. Kansas,
v July, a. l904.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of Ills inten
tion to make hnal proof In support Of bis
claim, and that said proof will be made be-.
fore the Register and Receiver Of the U. s,
Land Ofics at Dodge City, Kansas, on Sep.
TENDER 8, l9v4, viz; Charles II. Nanda, Home.
stead No. 1875 for the N. 3. X Section 81,
Township 25, Range Is west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
tion Of, said land, viz:
James Giegler Milton II. Glegler, George
Robbie, John R. Hutchinson, all Of Dodge
City, Kansas.
H.F. MILLIKAN. Register.
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OUR VISITORS.

For the fourth consecutive time It Is
the privilege and the pleasure Of our citl.
gems to welcome to beautiful Wright park
for the ANIMAL reunion the members Of
the Southwest Veterans Association and
their families. Forty.three years sgo or
an April morning The nannons 9th con.
feaerlacy btee!eAed firth shQt and shell
Upon the walls Of Fort sumpter. In the
lannon's thunderous roar was reverber.
ated the terrible token Of War which for
four lonv years held this nation within
Its bloody grasp.
The material OF which this powerful
nation is composed Is attested by the
deeds performed and the hardships en-.
dured during that awful period; by the
soldiers that battled and died that the
union might be preserved. Fortunately,
this nation has always found the ma.
terial at hand to meet any crisis and in
the most critical period of Its existence
1t was not disappointed. The patriotic
men who responded to the nations call
OF distress are the exempliacatlon Of the
material ni whinh thI. ssarnmept ia
.-.I gU,.
founded and by which 1t Is sustained.
No nation Of the face Of tue earth has
subjected the material OF Ito existence to
such tent as has thls republic aud The
tsHbsFs Of lhs Southwest Veterans a..
sSciAtlSh=out vlsltoss=AFy u tllu hosts
thstito HE lsstthtsttully and without
4 InutmNt. iAsss Ats the men that en-.
dured ihs laclsmency Of natures dis.
pleasure; that marched footsore and
weary; that charged into the hell Of the
lannon's mouth; that felt the sting Of the
bullet, the bayonet's cold point, the sick
enIng rend Of the jagged shell, for the
great purpose that the government as II
Is today might ever endure. These are
the men who when the cOnfederacy
bowed its head 10 defeat, with forgive
ness In their hearts for the brave foe tina,
for four long years had fought for mis-.
taken principle, wendell their way back
to farm, factory, the store and the pro-
fesslon to take up anew the pleasures Of
life; to repair their wasted and shattered
frames and to provide homes that the,
might enjoy the blessing Of united
country for which they gave their bloot
and treasure. May these veterans Of th'
greatest conflict Of modern times, tina
proved to the world the inherent great
ness Of our nation and made possible 1T
paramount Influence among the power
Of tho world, live to enjoy the pleasure
Of many reunion Of comrades and
friends and may the members Of this Or
ganlzatlon, the Southwest Veterans u.s.
ISOLATION 10 enjoy their stay with us tina
II will be a delight to return next year.
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First published July 81.
SUMMONS RY ATTOv

First published July a. y
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
IN the District Court of Ford County, Kansas
Lulu N. Edwards, Plaintiff,
vs.
Albert Edwards. Defendant.
The defendant Will take notice that he has
heen sued BY the plaintiff In the District
Court Of Ford County Kansas, and that he
must answer the petition filed In said action
BY the plaintiff. Lulu NJ. Edwards on or b.
iore the first day OF September, 1904, or said
petition will be taken as true. and iudement
will be rendered In favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendant for divorce from the.
boHde Of matrImony, and for the custody Of
tile minor child, and for such other and fur.
Their rellef as ebuity may require.
J. W. DAVIS,
~ BAIRD. Attorney for Plaintiff
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FnR pRnBATE LIInaE

Judge W. II, Preston authorizes the CLONE
REPUBLICAN 10 announce that lie win be a
candidate for reelection To the office Of Pro-
bate Judge, subtedt'tbthe Republican County
Convention,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY ATTORNEY.

respectfully announce that am a candi.
date for re nomination to the office VI Ooun.
" Attorney subject to the pleasure of the
Republican Convention.
GORDON i. FINLEY.
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FOR SHERIFF,

hereby announce myself as a candidate
FOR Sheriff of Ford County, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Republican county convention
II nominated and elected l will devote my
entire time and attention to the duties Of the
office,
GEORGE W. RICHARD
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will be a candidate before the Republican
County Convention for denomination for
Representative from the Tooth Representa-.
tivedstrict, C.M. BEEsON.
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The GLoBE-REPUBLIcAN Is authorized to
announce The Dume OF ). II. Connaway Tor
nomination 10 the office Of County Clerk Of
Ford county.
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Twill, ~ \ HRhdldate for the Office Of sheriff
9f Fora County subject to the act ION Of the
Republican county conventlo..,
j.. ", iIuGMLETr.
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Twill BIO a candidate for county attorney
subject to the action OF tho Ford County Re.
publican Convention. l.. MADISON.
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f0R COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

The Globe. Republican Is authorized to an
nOunce the name I. G. WOODBURY. for re-.
nomination to the office Of superintendent
Of public instruction Of Ford county snbject
to the action Of the Republican County Con-
yentlOn,
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first Published August 4, 1904.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The State Of Kansas, Ford County, Ss.
In the Probate Court in and for said county,
In the matter Of TIE Estate Of Ida May Kirby
Deceased,
Credttrs and all other persons in.
terested In the aforesaid estate, are hereb,
notified that st the next regular term Of Probate
Court In and fJr laid County, to DO begun ant
held in the Court house in Dodge City, Count,
Of Ford, State aforesaid, on the first Monday In
the month Of September, A. D. 1aO4 l shall ap
ply NO. sRia Court for alfull ind final settlemen
Of said estate. 0. M. BEEsos, Administrator Of
IDA MAY X iRBy, Deceased.
August fst, A. D. 1904.
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For REGISTER OF Deeds.

FUN KEGIbTEH UF DEED1,
Twill DO acanddate for the Office of regis.
ter OF deeds Of Ford County, subject to the
action Of the Republican county convention.
GRO. A. sTUMPh
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FOR SURVEYOR

thereby announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk Of the District Court subject to the
will Of the Fordcounty Republican nominal
Ing convention.
H.H, WELLS.
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respectfully announce to the Republicans
OF Ford county that I will be candidate for
sheriff subject to the decision Of the Repub.
llcan county convention.
Q. L. VANVLEET,
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FOR RENT-FTNE NEW PRESSED
BRICK DWELLING, near 18th and y
sts; six rooms; tiled bath. porcelain
tub; latrobe heat; only $3.50
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL COS 18th.
my7-tf
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coAsT1NG WITH A Jumper. "

AS an Improvement on the regular to-
bOggan an Englishman has invented
what he calls the Jumper" for use
when the snow is on the ground. II is
really sled with only one runner on
which one must preserve a proper bal
Rnce while going at a rapid rate down
hill
The siEgle-runner sled is steel-shod.
the runner being from one and a half
70 two inches In width, and the bearing
on the snow is from three 70 four feet
long. the front being given an upward
curl. Just behind the center Of the
length is fixed an upright upon which
IS firmly fastened a seat. The height Of
the seat IS a purely arbitrary matter.
but II VIII readily be seen that the
higher the seat the greater the skill re-
quired 10 balance ana guide the Jump
A."
Somewhat the same thing is the case
with the runner. for the greater the
length the harder II is 70 keen il going
IN the desired direction, as IL passes
over little inequalities on the track.
which tend 10 make II swerve over. The
balance Is maintained By a quick move
ment OF the hands or feet. which anti
cipates any impulse on the part OF the
jumper" 10 80 over 70 either side. A
skilled coaster generally uses his feet
for this purpose, and by a judicious
twisting OF his hands upon the seat
keeps the sled in the desired direction
Although the track is usually a straight
one, the Jumper Is able to negotiate
track Is a long, straight, snowy stretch
Of hill running down TIN II meets the
lie el ice OF "a frozen lake WhereOn the
sled gradually slackens speed.
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In spite of the fact that radium has
been so widely discussed, probably few
people are acquainted with the method
by which It is secured in the minute
quantities that are yet available
That the element IS obtained from
pltchblende is generally known, but
some details OF the exact progress VIII
be Of interest According 10 the Lancet"
operations for the extraction are com
nenced by crushing the pitchblende and
then roasting the powder with carbon
ate Of soda. After washing, the residue
IS treated with diluted sulphuric acid !;
then IN sulphates are converted into
carbonates by boiling with strong car
Donate Of soda. The residue contains
radium suIphate, which is an exceedingly
insOluble salt The soluble sulphates are
washed out. and the residue or insOluble
portion is easily acted upon Ey hydro
chlOTic acid. which takes out. among
other things. poleniun and actinium
Radium sulphate remains unattached as
soeiate with some barium sulphate. The
sulphatcs are then converted into car
Donates by treatment with a boiling
strong solution Of carbonate of soda.
The carbonate Of barium and radium are
next dissolved In hydrochloric acid and
precipitated again as sulphatcs by means
OF sulphuric acid The sulDhates are
further purified and ultimately convert
ed into chOlOride. until about fifteen
pounds OF barium and radium chloride
are obtained by acting upon one ton OF
crushed pitchDlende- only small frac-
ton OF this mixed chloride IS pure IA
dunn chloride, which Is finally separated
from barium chloride by capitalization,
The crystals from the most radioactive
OF the solutions being selected. In this
way the crystals ultimately obtained are
relatively pure radium chloride OF q
very high degree OF radioactivity. West
ern Electrician.
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The Red Tent.

Watch for the next appearance Of the
Red Tent, II is to be pitched again on
a plat of bargains. THE RED TENT
IS the Buyer and Investor 5
friend The RED TENT stands for Hon
est Bargains ard an Easy Chance TO
acquire them. Follow the RED TENT
lit blazes the way to choice Real Es-
tate Investments Howard F. Johnson
& Co 1001 @ Street northwest.
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SINGLE NAN, aged q, desires room and
BOARD state particulars. Address BOX
10. ms once myi4-3t
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Under New MANAGEMENT.

1t will be of some interest to know
that the Hotel TOntine, at Alexandria.
Va. has changed hands, and is now
under the management Of George r.
Patterson. of Pittsburg. Pa. Mr.. Patter-
son enters the hotel business in this To-
cality well heralded, he having been as
ISOLATED with leading Pittsburg hostel
ries. Visitors from the Smoky City
and Washington viii find Mr., Patterson
a congenial and pleasant host.
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Onlv 90 Bottles of Liouozone

Could be shipped this week to Afieck' s
wholesale and retail drug store. Mr.. Az
fleck is the District agent for the Liquid
Ozone Company and is authorized to
sign their liberal six bottle guarantee
Order yours by mail or phone. as all
goods are delivered promptly.
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Located at TenleytOwn for Ten Years

Is the successful record Of Mr.. Ernest
ership of the Well-knoWn establishment
az 1892 .Thirty-secOnd Street northwest.
Good wines, pure liquors, and choice
cigars in abundance viii prove Mr.. Lof-
Ter s popularity for having the best OF
everything.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AS Promised, a Cool Kitchen.

our New Idea" porcelain-lined gas
water heater will furnish you all the
hot water you need and not heat your
kitchen. Your fuel bill will be less than
half, and the house is not heated, rs
with q coal range. Cost of our New
Idea Is very nominal. Examine IT. A
Eberly's Sons. us 18th St NV.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Entire second floor; bright
and cool: two communicating rooms:
hall room; porcelain bath. 1117 y st. NV.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE DAVIS vertical machine will do
work that other machines will not do;
$50 TO $50: on credit, SOC weekly: rent
ing. soc weekly. Standard, $50; Singer,
SIS; secondhand machines, 50 up. 425
AZ 81. sw. myl5-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL, EXCHANGE Post" coupons for
Quaker oats coupons: will buy Quaker
Oats coupons, 25c per 100. Address BOX
li6, this office. myl4-3t
STENOGRAPHY in Office or calls on
short notice; typew1iting, copying. and
manuscript work; accuracy guaranteed.
NJ. ROBINSON 40s Bond Building.
mylS-St
CHAIR GAMING; only lady experts en-
ployed. JOHNSON'S. 122S 9th st. NV.
myl3-4t
CARPENTER and builder. twenty years
experience. wishes 10 submit estimates
TO parties who contemplate building In
city or suburbs; references or bonds
satisfactory given. Drop postal; party
so doing Will receive proper attention.
BOX %, Takoma Park, ID. c. myl3-7t
ABRAHAM SAYS, Don't 20 elsewhere
and pay 50. $50. 81. s.. So for shoes. when
you can get a pair of sample shoes. 81 SO.
We guarantee this Is no fake sale.
ABRAHAM l. LEVY. 1413-1415-14i7 II st.
ne. myl2-St
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FOR RENT-One beautiful room, south /
ern exposure; three windows els @ ST /
NV my14-3t
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wANTED-BIcYcLES.

I PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for bicycles. c. T. HUNTER, The BIZ
cycle Man, 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
mhl2-14t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 4ls-42o-422 10th st, NV. mylS-S0t
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Canaries breeding cages,
parrots. cats, dogs. fancy poultry, in
cubators. brooders, grit, oyster shell
gOldhshes and aquariums, etc. SCHMID'S
PET ANIMAL STORE. 7i2 18th st NV.
de26-tf
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FOR Rents c st. ne, two furnished |
rooms, second floor; bath on same; /
porcelain tub. my1+2t
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FOR RENT-One very neatly furnished
room; convenient 20 Treasury and Gov
eminent Printing Office cars; reasona BILE
IS Florida ave NV. II
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WANTED - Young man who under
stands repairing, to work in bicycle
shop; state age, experience. reference,
and wages wanted. Address BOX III,
this Office. 1t
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERs
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR Remington typewriter, for
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Postoffice my14-3t
FOR RENT-Remingto Typewriter, with
stand. $3.50 month. Address BOX 80,
this Office. my13-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Three or four boarders for
the summer, In suburb; three minutes
walk of car line. Address BOX ia. this
office myl4-2t
Boarders on a farm; fruit,
ice. milk; two miles from Brunswick, on
the b. & O. r. r.; terms 81 to s. per
week. Address MRS. A. d. THOMAS.
Petersville, Md. mylO-7t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A manager for the Washing
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can make an investment of 81, 500 In 7
per cent preferred. worcestershire stock
of the corporation; state experience. Ad-
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

UPRIGHT PIANOS, low rates; years
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FOR RENT-Four nice. airy rooms for
light housekeeping. 90l North Carolina
ave. Sc II
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FOR RENT-Furnished. second floor
front room; reasonable terms. 10n NJ
ST NV. myI4-3t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED 90 per cent cheaper
than other firms; work guaranteed H.
HEWITT, GIL East Capitol - myl5-St
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms,
second floor; heat, gas, and bath; light
housekeeping. 90 New York ave. ne. II
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FOR RENT-Three bright rooms; bath;
gas; single or en- suite; cheap. 1911 lst
st. NV. my15-2t
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FOR hENT-A large second story front
room. with alcove: on Capitol Hill; nice
location; private family. Address R,
care of Carrier No. S. 1t
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Our Sweet Peas Are Lovely.
Case Zee DeliYered Ike Express

Skaters Stores, 18th & T. IN Pa. Ave
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FOR RENT-Nice south front second
floor furnished rooms; alcove; 8 closets;
cool; cheap rent; light housekeeping 81
y. Y. ave. NV. my14-St
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FOR RENT-Desirable outside office
room ir Colorado Building with tele-
phone and stenographic services. Ad-
dress BOX lbs, this office. my15-4t
FOR RENT-Rooms. Oil G St NV, for
business or living. my1i-It
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wANTED-RooMs.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. GOO ]
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By white woman, situation
as caretaker for house during summer
Call IS Sth ST. NV. myI5-2t
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms,
with kitchen privileges. FLAT IA, So
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THE PENHURST. IS H st. ne.-Four
and FIVE room flats, with bath, so up:
See JANITOR or II. c. WILSON. 80 b
ST. NV myt-I
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath; back
porch; hot-water heat; rent, $3.50. SIG
18th st. NV. my14-3t
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FOR RENT-45O Q ST NV. entire floor Of
5 large handsomely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas range; hot water
heat; SIS. my14-St
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WANTED-By young married couple.
room and board in suburban country
home. June 1. Address BOX %. this Of
fce. laS13-3t
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FOR RENT-c0TTAGEs.

FOR RENT-One furnished five room
cottage, $50; two cottages, unfurnished.
$40 each; three rooms; new and IN best
rooms, furnished; so for the season.
artes sian water. Address MRS NJ \.
PIE3SON, Colonial Beach. Va myls-St
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Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon.
Fogle's. 205 eth ST. sw. Phone Main 54S.
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FOR RENT-Furnished single room for
gentisman; quiet, well kept private
home: excellent board next door. 5l4 D
ST. sc. my14-3t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

FOX RENI-APARIMEN
Two rooms and bath, suitable for Office
rooms or bachelors apartment, 1914 G.
ST. NV. Rent, SIS
Store room, 1144 18th st. NV Rent, go.
Store room, 1320 G ST. NV. Rent, s45.
1893 Dartmouth ST NV. 10 rooms and
bath. Rent, $40
1st and Sd fats. 9l5 G st sw.; four rooms
and bath; a. m T. Rent OILY SIS
ELDRIDGE E. JORDAN. lsa4 G st. NV
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