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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Emily Voris, of Pottsgrove,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Miss May Miller, of Willamsport, is
visiting at the home of Mrs Sarah
Oruikshauk, Ferry street.
Amos Gass, of Sunbury, spent Sun
day with friends IN this city.
Mr. and MIS- Gustave Messor spent
Sunday with friends at Northumher-
land.
Mrs. p NJ. Kelley and daughters
Ida aud Ivy arc visiting friends lat
Harrisburg.
Mrs. John Pritchard and Mrs.
Thomas returned to Plymouth last
evening. after a several days visit at
the hcme of Howard Reppert, Church
street.
John II. Goeser transacted business
at Ringtown yesterday
William Hurley lett yest,rday for
Burnham where hp hl- aeecr.ei "a
position
Ralph Wilson, of Slutr DluyIl'c.
spent yesterday in ) uaJry.
Mr. aud Mrs Arthur Ka.i1Ir, oI
Philadelphia, arrived IN thi, cijy yes
terday for visit at the home If IT,
4 Knpibler Vine street
John Marshall was visitor in sun.
bury yesterday.
Norman Marshall, of Mt. Carmel.
transacted business In this city yc,ter.
dav
George Keller, of WaShuPtouvI.le,
spent yesterday afternoon in TINS city.
W. Il. Hickman was a business yls-
itor in this city yesterday afternoon.
MIS-. +. y. Kepner, of Memphis,
Tennessee, arrived yesterday for
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. &. Long. West Nahouing
street
Mr aud Mrs.. simon Krab>, OF som
erset, srrlved yesterday for visit at
the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. e. p. Han
cock, West Market street,
Mr ana Mrs G. Alvin Guhck, OF
viii arrive IN thus CITY
today tor visit wIth relatives.
Nj sud Mrs Harry Rlttcr. ot
Northumberland, were visitors IA tbJS /
,itv yesterday afternoon.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
LEVI GEIGER
BADLY INJURED

Levi Geiger,a a well known aud lead.
ing resident of Limestone township, is
lowering between life and death AS tho
result of a fall from a roof, which was
sustained yesterday forenoon.
About 10 o'clock, assisted by his son,
John, he attempted to stop leak in
the roof of his hog pen. building
some twelve feet high While he was
at work a board supporting his weight
tilted. which caused him to fall to the
ground. He landed or his head sus-
tanning a bad scalp wound and being
rendered unconscious.
He was carried to the house and
messenger dispatched post Laste for
DR.. Patten at WashinRtonville. The
doctor promptly arrived at the Geiger
home and found the injured man to be
suffering with ooncussion of the brain
and with disloeated hIp. Everything
possible was done for the sufferer but
it was impossible to restore him to
consciousness.
DR.. Patten paid another visit to Mr..
Geiger last evening. Returning home
he reported that he found him still
unconscious, bleeding profusely not
only from the cash in the head but al
so from the nose. The physician con-
siders his condition very grave.
vile road about mile and half from
Wsshingtonville. He is seventy years
OF age.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
Fair Neck ATTRACTION.

q is almo>g iRcgedlhDe chat one yeNy
can make SO grests y difference p a
person as tbe past twelve mouths have
in Mss Nellie KenNedv, of Kenuydy
PLAYERS This was demonstrated 90
- larSe audience al she Aca3tmy OF
Music last eVeatus, The notable dc
velopmeut physical aud artistic, that
has taken place IN Miss Kennedy, has
raised her into the front rank OF non
ular actresses, The pavt she eSSaved
last evening required versatility and
force. aud 20 these added deal OF
natural grace. john j. Kennedy did
a comedy part with all his wouted
humor, and the rest OF the company
was we'll balanced cast Scranton.
Pa, Truth. At the Bloomsbury Opera
House, every evening this week. Ad-
mission 10. - aud 35 cants. \ few
choice seats at 80 cents.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
REFUSES TG CLOSE
THE SCHOOLS

The School Board had delicate
question before it Monday and in
coming to a decision considerable
time wa- spent. a petition, signed
by 10 pupils. was presented to the
Board asking that the schools be clos
ed on Thursday to give the pupils an
Opportunity TO attend the Bloomshurg
fair. 1t appeared that the desire was
general among the pupils Of all the
schools to have holiday granted
Thursday Tor the above purpose and
that several of the directors had been
asked to bring the matter before the
School Board
The Board seemed pretty evenly
divided on the question: some think.
ing the holiday should be granted,
while Others took the view that the
precedent would be bad one aud
that it was a matter of doubt whether
moro than small percentage of the
pupils would, after all, attend the
fair. II seemed to he the sense that
thn>s paulls who wish to attend the
far arc at liberty to do so, but should
expect tp lose their percentage. On
motion it was ordered by yea aud
nav vu'c that the petition be laid on
the tablo.
Tiu1nt Officer Young presented his
report tor the last month, which
showed tuat fifty pupils were on the
sick list; that twelve were truants.
ana that five were detained at home
for want OF suitable clothing. Twen-
ty notices were sent out.
Treasurer Schram presented Ills re-
port witch showed a cash balance on
hand OF S6552.2s.
Ca motion il was ordered that the
President and Secretary sign the
deed conveying the depot school prop.
erty to the new purchaser, James
Foster
The following members were pres
eut: Adams, Orth, Burns, Pursel,
Hauug, Werkheiser, Fischer, Trum.
bower, Heiss, Grone and Hsrpel
The following bills were approved
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
EamerS Must Eight.

What Is a farmer who SPRAYS his
orchard % keep down the SAU Jose
scale 60 do who has a neighbor who
negleeJS his orchard with the result
that the orchard Of the maE who is
6ghting the scale is continually rein-
tested from the orchard OF the neigh,
Dor who is doing nothing :N WAS ask,
cd of Prot, Ii, \, Surface, State Econ,
omio ZOologiSt,
''All no has TO DO, was the reply,
lis 10 notify this department. OF the
facts aud the information will be con-
sidered confidential The department
will then compel the negligent farmer
to spray his orchard and If he refuses
the department will d0 il aud add the
cost TO his tax blll. II the infested
orchard is too far gono to he saved this
department will chop down and burn
it up. All this We are authorized u
do under the law
Farmers who take good care of
their orchards" said Professor Surfa, e
in conclusion "need not b. pu fear nr
Investment from mig ,bo IN. Guards
that are neglected IT tics viii prompt
ly notify this department Of their trou
blcs
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
NlAN ANNElaasR1s.

kNteaNsNe v\HsEsea gRts WNtR vNySseet
sg2N.es Nev No2et ~ te RsgattNsSa A.
NtAel NNANS&
ta N2NENN ApNgtN Qt gNpe7t NSEt2ek
tgEsNtN NN,ltea taR eNteNS}Ne leeNeRaR
awe, vt s. X. 0saer, ,avNg SaS1vls2Nas
NQrthemeeEseN y2RptN, tpS1etAa1
Nv a. ~ A,aery2N pPes'AgRs ~ StNse
VQlNSA ava StN,a b2QS0S,st SRgts2@
NN Atgyrt2N wNtQ tbetGlp NsA PaSt
"a tls tNyeSttSNtt2R ~ tee pelpQR tNEQa
tRS Industries AVA ae wSS Nst0RtShsa
Np3 ptgN>et At WhNt ee SAN,
Nlt rs the NesS geMAEkAble deSel0P-
mepg o} a pew ipdQStgy ia she whols
state" he eNclNlWeQ
- pltNsg>, MAS bv thai Set0Ee he lett
tbe VFemjSaN hs wrote = lelteg % PSo,
tg>sor GeoGge q RRtts, State HoEuSal,
tayst, dlTeetipg him 70 visit aud ex.
anime che tagm aud % procure trees
tor eNpeumeotal Purposes At The col,
lege
ME. SoQrE NAN tSAVh Nho0sAhds OF
trees, scattered through hundreds Of
acres On she mountain sides. and graft,
"a them With the paragon, probably
che best domestic chestnut known Ia
Is three or -four times the size Of the
commouer varieties aud bigger than
many horse CheStnutS; its flavor is de
hctOuS,
Professor Surface made the trip in
order 60 secure specimens OF the par
aSites which inteSt the chestnut trees,
lie found four different varieties which
are now being nursed at his laboratory
IN the real estate building, while n
study of their habits is being made,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
CONDENSED NEWS.
Clear and cooler today.

Clear and cooler today.
Hunters say game l. scarce.
Chestnut parties are in season.
The heavy rain yesterday flashed tie
brick pavement clean
The ministers of Shamokin have ia
ADeursted = campaign against sin
They will find plenty 10 do
Speaking OF Lehish potatoes, the
Fritch brolhers. Of Mscungie ie, harvest
ed 10, COO bushels from 40 acres, and D.
). Sinner :. 600 from - acres.
In tie Montgomery Couuty court n
man Sss on trial Tor runnaug slct
machine. JuaSe Wesnd pet in ltlS nlckle
Snd 80 did several Jurymen, but tlrcre
~ss never 3 win. TIE man Was con
victed.
Milton claims 10 have t.Sd. last week
the bigSest Snd best fa5r ever hcla iu
the West Branch valley. Durug tie
Geek liIe attendance segregsted sS,-
COO
There y g r0S on between tlae su6i-
tors and TIE school board al Nj Car
ma V9,s s5-arr,.~s ,-ssrrxs y, ,.,s- ,1..
sDs,,o,s 81 ,rs,,,r, $50, .,,,a
,,sx nsx n,s .Srra
= vp,e ,,,.,, r,5,.,s,s- ...r,, a.e.-..a 81,
n sarmon tassf csrl~ .,lIa aqrra s~.e
not az TIE ROAD 70 fnSvep hS> te,u
hsolea before the SrSua CUry 9V SOME
~ the S5slS sn the c}Ur,h. P1uy nov
propose 10 make sl.e s.e.nSer asuas.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12

The mSp (oUpa IN che river 40 Nan
Ue0ke oN SUNDAY NognlpS has teea
tdenptvd NS john kempNeE
MI kempbeT came o. SGJAntoR Soac
time ago trom Altoona wbvre be had
lived Tor mNuY yeNyS lie has a sister
AZ Rethlvhem, kempher Was last seen
in Scranton two weeks axe SUNDAY,
but hiS friends tid not know where he
went ov anything concerning bS ac-
uonS thereafter tie was taken 20
scranton whore iutermeut was made
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
OUTBREAK OF RABIES
CAUSES MUCH ALARM

The outbreak of hydrophobia on the
farm OF =. l.. Diehl, Bloom road. has
caused something akin to consterna-
ton among the people of that locality
Tor 1t Is well known that in addition
to the horse that went mad other
animals including one or more dogs
were bitten by the rabid deg which
caused the infection.
The dog was tie one that was killed
by John Wier on West Mahoning street
last March. Whatever doubt may have
existed at the time as to whether or
not the dog was afflicted with rabies
is now removed. Six months, it is
true, is a long interval, but there an.
pears to be no limit after nine days i'm
which rabies may not develop.
The appearance of the mad dog on
the farm Of Mr. Diehl last March was
thrllllng IN the extreme. He belonged
10 farmer living only a short dis
tance away aud ran amuck early in
the day. After biting dog belong.
ing to Ralph Leighow he ran in at
Mr.. DiehPs. Entering the barn he bit
valuable bull and passing through
the barn yard came across the faith
ful family horse that had Just been
led from the stall The horse in a
friendly way put his nose down to.
ward the dog, which quickly snapped
and inflicted a slight wound on the
horse near the mouth. Mr. Diehl was
busy IN the barn and his children we're
also playing about At first it did not
occur to him that the dog might be
mad. After the brute bit the bull Mr..
Diehl attempted to drive MIN out Of
the barn and unconscious of danger
approached near enough TO kick at
him.
After tho horse was bitten Mr. Diehl
became suspicious aud followed the
dog down tho road a. tar A. Henry
Wireman's While talking over the
matter here the dog came along aud
snapped viciously at Mr. Wireman.
Tie did not grasp the flesh. however.
but merely seized the trousers For.
Their ON he ht James Morrison doc
and escaped
Both Nh JeieboW anl Nj Morrison
kllled thoir dogs. MIR. Dichl took
every precNutIon POSSIBLE both i'm the
case OF the bnu and tho horse After
a reasonable period however DE con
cluded thst there WAS uo longer any
danger ot infection ana eeaSel 10 think
much about ihc matter
ON last Monday M nubls Nbl
son DAVID wNv entrusted Nftb lbe tNsk
ot heading the d4vme Hor.c oat to
wNtor Tlge boy told bls FATHER 4At
tbo NaimN tof0sea 10 drink ana VA
N.tiue ,rNogslv. NJ bt,tl 4ove,t
Estel sua faara fbat tI.e Morse FAa 4
Hgen bllfng Htmv3t ana thN9 tba a,sb 4
Ahoot bN hos,,t wNs RAW. Rt tHousla
3rNogaN 81 tbN Aod ued ua hdas
very Snort 1o tI.e stsa eo ~ td hANe +.
ati moeb fr,ham ~ u,dNeuf. f.t. aeN.
WHtt kt na = tla,e wAth
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rA>taG WN6 mHN tF,t N,stNNsA Ht
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
Trolley Extension.

Application was Tuesday evening
made to the Borough Council of Ber.
wick by the Columbia and Montour
Trolley Company for permission to lay
tracks for an extension of their line to
form loop through West Berwick.
Last night an application was made to
the West Berwick Council for permis.
sion to lay the tracks in that place.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
Oldest Mason Dies.

George BurnS, aged ~ years, the eN,
ponent of five generations aud award,
cd the distinction OF being the oldest
Mason in good standing in tho Unitei
States, died at his home at SeliUSgroye
yesterday,
lie was q member OF Lodge No -,
of Suubury and founder of Chapter
IOl, of WatsOntown, being fraterualil-
ed in this order 60 years lIc Was a
great great grandfather and had -
descendants.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
Not Once Absent i'm II Years.

Charles Kostoubaudor. who is i'll with
typhoid fever at his home on West
Malouiug street, is member of the
Sruior Glass at the High School, aud
until lao Was compelled to 90 to bed,
about wc,k ago he had not missed a
half day of school in over II years,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
National duard Officers RESIGN.

HARRISBURG, Oct. H. General
orders were issued from the headquart
erS of the National Guard of PeuuSyl-
vanla yesterday, accepting the rcSigna,
tions of the following officers; Lieu
tenant Colonel Thomas Allen Glenn.
aide-de- camp on the staff of the COM
mandor-in- chief; Second Lieutenant
Oliver J. Sproul, Company |, First
Regiment Infantry First Lieutenant
William H. Chapman, Company Il,
Fifth Regiment Infantry; Captain
George p Foresman, Company q,
Twelfth Regiment Infantry.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
Harvest Home Services

The Harvest Home services at the
Bald Top Sunday School, Sunday
brought out fair attendance. The
exercises were very interesting and
consisted of recitatious, music and an
address by Rev. G. ID. Lerch.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
JOB PRINTING

The Office of the AMERICAN
being furnished with a large
assortment of job letter and
fancy type and job material
generally, the Publisher an
nounces to the public tnat he
is prepared at all times to ex.
ecute in the neatest manner.
JOB PRINTING
Ofallklnds and Description
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12

Z. l. Evans Sons have been doing
some concrete work on W. G. Shoop's
farm mt Paradise.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
THREE COUPLES
MADE HAPPY
X EISER DIVEL.

Tie coy homo Of Judge and Mrs.
Henry Divel, Church street, was the
scene of a very interesting we'd
| ding yesterday when their youngest
daughter. Miss Anna B. Divel, became
the bride of Ammon II. Keiser, of this
city.
The ceremony took place at high
noon aud was performed by Rev M.
l.. Shindel, ID. d. Miss Ella Divel, of
Philadelphia, sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and JOS ph Divel Of this
city, brother Of the bride. was best
man. The ceremony was witnessed
only by the immediate family.
The bride wore white and the brides.
maids gown was pearl
A wedding dinner was served, after
which the newly welded couv'e left
on the 2.ll ID. l.. g. ". train for a
trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and 9th
er points
The bride Is an accomplished young
lady Of our town aud has wide circle
Of friends. The groom, who halls from
Vest Milton, where his parents reside.
has been in Danville for number
Of years. He holds q responsible posi-
tion a. ticket agent and telegraph OF.
orator at the ID e. & W. station. he
Is young man % excellent character
aud of courteous manners. aud has very
many friends
Returning from their wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs keiser will take up
their residence on Bloom street. where
a furnished house awaits them.
DYER .MERRELL.
Miss Lettie Merrell. daughter Of M
and Mrs. A. Merrell. Of Valley
township, aud @ VI Dyer. % Wash
iueton. y g. were united In matri
mony YESTERDAY The nurtial mot
was tied by Rev q y. Lerch at No.
t7 NIL street. ~ tI go o'cloek The
beautiful ring ceremony 20 the re-.
formed liturgy WAS employed Miss
Mary Merrgll .Ister of the bride. vAs
bridesmaid and kaare Netreu. broth
cr. WAS Rroomeuau.
prssent At tht ceremony we're Mr.
O.. e Dirtz son walter sna Mp Eoua
man. ot this citv TUa bride was vsry
attNctively sture3 ioA tloe travel
ms costume Afbr tbe ceremony The
newly 0rddod r6ople were driven 80
South nAn,ile NH.re taav teat ths
be 90 r,.sen nG'r train for washfnxtou.
n IL. whore tbsv wHl rssf8e
lIe br.5e IS = very tduuAf ara
Wfd,Iy Known Nauog lsdy. NO taAes
y ith N,r th F,r reN tdat tt fduae.
wishes 20 AWt8s rtets ~ frsup 4qe
rr1dn wssA ftm re8sft - tfs
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12

Twenty minute schedule ON Dan
vile aud Bloomsbury trolley during
Bloomsbury fair
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12
COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

An ordinance was submitted to
Council by the West Branch Electric
Street Railway Company Fridaynight
providing for the right of way over
Northumberland street from the Nah
oning township line to Mill street
where it will connect with the track
of the DInvile and Bloomsburs line
On motion OF Mr.. Goesor it was
ordered that the ordinance be submit
te to the Committee on Ordinance
an Police, they 10 act in conjunction
with the Borough Solicitor. An early
meeting was agreed upon in order to
get the proposition under way. The
ordinance provides that the West
Branch Electric Railway Company
shall begin the exercise of its franchise
and privileges granted within nine
months from the passage of the ordin-
anoe and shall have its railway sys-
tenn fully completed aud in full and
! actual operation Within twelve mouths
after the passage of the ordinance
On motion it was ordered that fifty
dollars be paid to Will G Brown, for
right of way for Borough Sewer
throdgh his property abutting on Penn
street, the deed TO be recorded.
Borough Treasurer Ellenbogen pIe-
seured hiS report, winch showed
total cash balance on hand of S92SS. p.
\ communication was re 3oivcd from
the Danville Stove a@d Manufacturing
Company calling attention TO the lack
OF fire protection At ils works, owing
70 poor prsssare and the fact that
there are but two plugS available for
use Ii was the sense Of the members
thst fire protection at the Stove Works
: hardly adequate and ON motion OF
Mr.. MSgiu the matter was referred to
the Committee on Water, they 20 act
IN conjunction with the Water Com
us toners, taking immediate action
10 sacGra better IRE protection.
communication was received from
Il L y DrWjrt, OF Riverside, to whom
hjll ha5 been presented for, the use
u rho Borough : traction engine which
hs3 been uiihze6 a~ a motor Tor the
morre-go-v0Dud st De Nltt's Park LAST
~ummer. Nj. Dewjtt held thst the
bll rendered was contrary TO the
terms upaer wtich he had been grant /
ed the use OF the engine. he stated
hjs Willingness 10 pSy 81 Tor the use 4
u the engine dining the season sud I.
ssSga thst $ settlement BE- made on
that bS>js.
Nj Re5t~ny8ey aenlea tbst be bsa I
s1v Tsgt sn Sny ~uca = contract - Nj. f.
OeNl1t referred a.. On mot5on oy Nr. Il
Ees f>avser " ~s> ovaerea ti,St M.
DeNrgt'> ,aupun5cStFon he retained .
10 45m eSssh q acn5sg a. eho sxltS StSt,
ua.
Sres5fcSt5ol> Sdr psv5ue ES>l Ma.
Net >t-ees ~ ga1souea Eor. vN5th red
vOgrfna 2~ssN ana r5Nsr SNr6, on.St>
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-10-12

Ten families were arrested near Cir
ardsville for stealing the Readings 5
coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28
Russian Editors Warned.

The chief of the press department at st.
Petersburg, NJ. Belgrade summoned the ST.
Petersburg editors TO his office. and in
formed them that the greatest offense a
newspaper could commit would be to preach
peace at any price. Such a propaganda,
he declared. would defeat its own object.
The editors must avoid utterances which
might prompt the japanese to increase
their demands.
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UNFINISHED.

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WELL FOR $500 MONTHLY; 14O4 18TH ST.
NV; s and bath; window brick;
front and rear yards; swell location; gUod house;
will be papered to suit.
BLUNDoN. O'BRIEN x BELT. Inc, 1920 NV.
mh2I-3t
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE-SPECIAL PRICE FOR A FEW
days, desirable lot Dartmouth St, between
18th and l1th SITS; adjoining nice house; can
be improved with profit. II. L. RUST, Cos 18th
NV mLZS-II
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, ST. NEAR
Connecticut ave-; most desirable Address Box
81, Star office mh2S 3t'
FOR RENT-NAyY OFFICER LEAVING TOWN
wishes TO rent residence at nominal figure 10
desirable family until October; location, Mass
ave. NV. Address s. NJ p, Star Office mh26-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28

UST, Cos 1ATH ST. NV,
1905 Q, Tor, 49, 40. 6 .
144s Howard av.10, b40. 80
34lS 18th. Or. b. =. .33. 80
lS2S Ore av, Or. b.. .35 80
1O3j 10th ne. Z, b, cOr.2I. 80
622 Morton pl. Or. b. 20. 20
1876 California. Or. b. .16. 30
1876 Cal St, Or, b.. JIG. 30
q Davis ct, 4r.- BOO
422 MAYORS al. Ar. 500
APARTMENTS.
425 18th, 3 floors. Al 90
.113 18th ne. nice Ar &
h fiat. new. IA 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28

DMPSON. 1885 f NV.
J Cos 18th ne. Or. E. 1900
al | ne, Or. .......14.30
} 6r cot'gs, Benning I'd. 1000
quiet office. mh2S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28

FOR RENT-D. u. THO
400 Fla av NV, llr. .35.5t
20 Fla av ne. 7r.....25 sc
500 ne, 7r. stable - &C
l1O6 Fla ne. Sr. =. 20.Ot
Desirable desk room in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT.
Nice little fve-room house, 100 block Heck
man ST. BE-. bath. gas furnace; $1I.o0 per
month