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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-20
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SAHE-How TO BE YOUR OWN LAND.
lord on S1oe cash and $40 monthly. For full par.
ticulars drop postal. Telephone rail for new
Illustrated booklet. plat etc. of Mount Pleasant
Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Northwest Subdivisions Specially.
ROBERT T.. HEN. Err. Mgr. Colorado bnlding
Tel. Main go. oc2o-f
FOR SALE-BlG SACRIFfCEt ESTATE PRuF-
erty. Best speculative ami Investment property
in Washington. Iusf on 10th st. .B.w. and near
car lite. Brick house with , modern baths; 2sS
10 TO alley; rent SAL per month; eau raise 10 S3a
at once; pays f29a St.6g9; held at S5.go
price, IL sold In days. 81. Goo. 81 $50 cash VIII
buy 1t. Act quickly Address Box 81 Star Of
flee: oe2o-2t
FOR SALE ROOM DWELLING. OPPOSITE A
beaufifni park. NV; lot agN2t0, only asking
S1:,Hlo; tine Investment
FOR SALE business property OH 81 II
rooms; rent sSG.o value increa sing daily; desir
ing to siase an estate. will sell for Sl2.0Uo.
FOR SALF-A bargain central location: D
sell: So. coo
FOR sAlsE-rwo Broom dwellings q ST
near ott. on ifDe OF new depot; Will MAKE good
business property; large lot; $4,000
of2n-3t &. NJ, FORREST tIs st II. W..
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FURNISHED.
fffi st. nv. Ia and baths.
hat-air hest. Per ronth. ...........-- SiH5eo
iiaa list st n.w.. IL MONS and BATH.
Es;-isater he1t. Per mrn. .--........ 10000
li3s q ST. NV, IL and bath. hot
air feat. Per month ieJCo
1als New HAMPSHIRE ave. 10 and
:. i-sths hct-wateT heat Per month. TO 90
uaoe reat. Per manih ........t..... 100 90
race heat. Per month. 1866
USFTRN.SUED
Iifs New Hampshire ave - and
baths steam heat PR year..... s., 900 90
1916 y ST. nv. IL rooms and tbs,
furnace heat. Per ,norih. 1900
hat-watcr heat. Per month. .'..... COCO
1928 COre,.ran St. 9 rooms and bath.
fa;nace heat. Per month. ........... $3.50
@G6 G. ST. NV. rooms ard bath Per
mrnfh ..................... 2340
Aft
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FOR RENT
SPECIAL SPECIAL,
DON'T RENT HOUSE UNTIL You
INSPECT THESE.
1852 AND 1870 KENYON ST. columbia Heights).
Pleasing location convenient to the two main
car lines. Each is n 3-story and attic brick. con
tanning IL rooms Kitchen first floor. tiled
baths HOT AFTER HEAT. Concerted cellar;
laundry: servants bath Property Is in splendid
condition. RENT ONLY $50 EACH.
GRAND LOCATION
1901 ST NV. THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF 10TH AND o STS).
Southern and eastern exposure: all front
rooms; bright and cheerful; porcelain bath; per-
feet condition.
RENT ONLY S40J0
BLUNDON. O'BRiEN & BELT, Inc, 1920 G NV
oc19-3t
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APARTMENTS.
Az NIX VI
The sSsnrhiiSatts q

AJAX NENlS
Or. 500 90 w Ind! nv. ir b. 25on
The Sherman M 500 ;+aJi I; ~. b.. 30
Ar h. fur ...S5O 90 f7tr x T. cr h. OK 80
1910 L. or b.. 50 % G3G q NV. or. h.. 25 on
The Massachusetts. 800 T. ne. n. l fl 900
Cir. h.. 10. 90 CO.: ne. n. ii. p 90
1901 18th NV. 3r b.G5 90 435 10th n. Or. t5O0
The Massachusetts. l0OT l. ue, Or. b. 90
Or. h....-...... GO 90 3ii,:5-.J-I-J 18th
Dupont CIR. b..... 5000 6r. h.......-..-. 81 80
Dupont. 5r, b. 5000 1915 3Jth, Or h. $3.50
1864 Princeton r.h 81 l3t;U3-.-1-9 18th nv. -
1928 yelling. Cir, b 400 5r, h...........-. 233l
calf nv 5r h. ~ u tis5tb & II ar u % 20
1929 ii NV. Or. h. A 90 4I3 Tenn ne sto&i D. 20
1893 Whitney, 5r, h.3a o ana 20 Il n Or H. - ~
The Cublentz Cap ~! 18th ne. Or. Il. % so
X Fla av. o.. h. 81 30 5Gi 90 t.sl.n
IICI Willard. Or. h. 81. .0 5r. h ...-.....- % 30
2J01 Central CIR. b. 90 5o21 VI re. IN IL h20 70
222S Decatur. ch 30 o 1873 i ne A. h. 10 20
30ls O. CIR. h.. %. III i,i. Tenn III. ! biGp
25O3 Central CT. b..27.-O li!9l F. re. Il. D. 163o
222S Decatur. III. 81 30 y re. 4r. b. 1870
1909 r. o Ew. Or. 81 = 49,, Tenn re. Arb 43p
2215 y, -, Or. b.. &c i43 Tenn ny Il 80
3o2S q NV ii, b. 90. "a '4It, r"nu ~ H. Ma 30
1921 Dumb Or. u. IJli, Term II. h. IA. 30
Col g re. Or h. 2f. 90 i4ilJs pi'r-.n bis 30
2503-O5 Cenrral5 - 50 i4iG Duncaf Ar. b. 13 80
lTC9 Erie NV, jr 20. sol
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THE CONNECTICUT,

CONNECTICUT AVE-. 18TH md SITS. NV.
MOST APPROVED FIREPRooF CONSTRUCTION.
Eandsomest and most conveniently arranged
hoasckeepin apartment house south 6 New York
Apsttnents eorsistius Of rooms ed bstl. to .
reazu snd 3 laihs fos rspt 1T uulerate sateA
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FOR RENT--HoUsEs.
uNFURNIsHED.


Fo on, nE NIL, isI ST Nk, !. ROOMS AND
Capitoi two car lines at the door; rent, $40:
II Il HoWENsTEIN CO., 1914 r st. NV
FOR RENT 622 II ST NV, a LARGE "a
roen s-story biiek dwelling; newly papered and
Z painted: modern bath. with new porcelain tub:
Il R. HoWESsTEIS Co. 1914 st.
FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED-
twostory brick house: stable. las heen oec,l-
pied by n G. also :, corner brick doors from
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFtI s-sT0HY PRESSED
brick and stone residence; In fashionable north
vest furnace heat; Kitchen lst floor: all modern
Ton. eia lsth st. NV. ocf6tf
FoR RENT-So. 1888 wALLACH PLACE NV;
In first as,t-el =; condition: rent mi, s3s5o
o eis ana ''o~ As sHI HHos ff ii 81 NV
FOR REAi- 50 49, The Phoenix Or
The wyoming :! to SRI S1. The marlborough 2r
500. .l73o Conn l2 sa2. 80. .2si9 11th NV. sr
sslIa1i IA nv NV s,o. DIV $40 90 1925 Morgan az Or
wy5ns 81 So: ~ bee Hsa g Il s;
SEQ. .4G5 6 NV. lsr, 81 50 1890 Kingann pi: !
$500 1927 kal av. ierise1 so 2eal Dccatnr p 5r
sos .o334 Mass NV, Fri oG so 110S It'll me- Sr
$50. TIL. Ma, llor",gh Sri s25s5 1921 9th NV. 7r
S55. FOG Del me- 13rl so3 The Cumberland 2r
$50. 81 32s Ind ny. 1877 S.2 80. III NJ NV, 2r
800 10 1879 X NV. 11rI,c1 30 The Cumb 'fland 2r
500. The Wyoming, 4rlScO 20 7c6 Harry. I'd NV Or
soo..1IO3 De- Sales NV sr 30 40. Get 9th ne. Or
SOL 1917 \ my, Tor s2o. =. Gle + NV, office
s45.co. :91l 18Th NV. Tor son. The Cumberland. q
$45. -. The Phoenix. 3r SD go - pol X ne. II
S45. The bennington. 6rIs1g 1921 psav NV. I'd Il
S45 Tn Victoria. 5t Es1S 30. 1343 Emerson ne @
$40 rEe Milton. Or SIG so. 800 Mclean az, Or
"a 81 1928 Q NV, SrlS15. -. .615 NV. Offices
$3.50 The Brunswick, 4rlSl 90 c NV rear. shop
$50 1928 14th NV. AZ sIa. 49,. hO1 d NV office
sIn The Phoenix. 81 IS13 30. .522 18th sw. 81
S3t 80. 432 9th NV, hall S12 so, 323 7th Sc store
SO 80 1888 NV. IT Is10. 30. .90S 21st NV. store
S:i 10 32l9 Nth NV 81 $40. LIST {. r. coal I'd
40 80 .ToS f Cap. sr $40. .G10 NV. Office
s35 The Wyoming 81
For complete list Of property for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RIIEEM AND HENSEY CO.,
oc14-de Su 9l6 F.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

ANTED-TO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR 4 PROP.
eEty. with privilege 10 buy At from five 10 ten
thousand dollars; suitable for business purposes
one with large yard preferred; locality west of
9th 81. and north az Pa. Also. large empty
lot or with torse. south CT Pa. ave. or north or
II west OF 9th st
ocIe-3t's Address Box IL. Star office.
FOR SALE - THItEE.STORY BRlCK STORE AMI
dwelling. en- ifth st. NV: r'HteJ to pay j ne;
on seo.0oo: price Si3. $50; only 5000 cash re
quiltd balance ~. per Address Fox 2.
tar Office oeiS-3tt
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FOR TRADE.

The rate for advertisements
under this heading will be
ONE CENT per word each in
scrtion; minimum charge, Ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-20

For EENT--11 IST ST. Ne. IA ROOMS AND
bath; location just OF Fast Capitol ST.. facing
Capitol two lines at the door; rent, $i5:
make offer: keys here.
IL X. HoWENSTEIN CO., 1914 st. NV
oeiI
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FOR RENT--HoUSES.
FURNISHED OR uNFURNIsHEO.

FOR KENT-
HEISKFLL & MeLERAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1868 ST. NV. WASHINGTON, .. y.
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FURNISHED,

FURNISHED.
FOR REST-FrRNIsHED number of desirable
houses from SIS to $}t0 per month
oeed-Gt' GRACE VI. THOMAS. Corceran b'dg
FOR RENT-FUENIsHED- 12-RooM HOUSE;
Just Put in perfect order; two fine new bath
rooms; furnace; In good condition. telephone in
stalled. Apply on premises. 1850 Corcoran st.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. AN TN
usually ell-furniahed hcuse: 10 rooms and BATH:
tne plano and costly de corations: two wel-trained
STONE & FAIRFAX;
ocl9-3t And 1912 n. y. ave- NV
FOR RENT = LARGE 1O-ROOM HOUSE. COM
petely furnished. for SEQ per month years
service, Apply Dr. MONTGOMERY, Providence
Hospital ocl9-3t*
FOR RENT-OFFTCERS FURNISHED HOUSE.
IA rooms. baths; Massachusetts ave. near I'D
references. Address care of Mr.. KITTEN
HOUSE. Carrier 6s, Post Office otl9-Sl'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELEGANT H.
house, newly decorated throughout; artis-
tic furnishings; everything indicative of refine
ment and culture: use OF piano; hot-water heat;
electric lightings only blocks from Dupont
lease for S125 Fer month Respond quickly.
Z. II. TAGGARr, Real Estate, Loans and lnsur-
ance, 617 18th St NV. ocls-3t'
FOR RENT-COMPLETEI.Y FURNISHED: 172a
21st ST.; ana bah; bean iful home;
large, bright roo;aS; $40 per month. j. W.
FOR REM WELL FURNISHED. CDNuODl-
ors, detached ho'Se: delightful location; by year
for lnsi ection 1871 3l<t st. NV ocli-It'4
FOR EENr-JJST OFF THOMAS Circle, 3
doors frum Vermont ave. large. well furnished
no, So, with stable; rooms de"p; baths; every
year. very reasonable If tie latter; street pri-
waite family. Apply 1915 st. s"26-3ot
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AUTOMOBILES.

WILL EXCHANGE \ FIRST CLASS AJ'ToAID-
bile for rea! cstat'; any reasonable offer viii be
accepted.
oe2H-it ROOM !. 6l2 st NV
For SALT
Columbia electric victoria in good order hut
neeas new battely; Tor sale cheap. Can be seen
AT Panorsma building o~1a- a.
FOR SAIE-RAMBIER GASOLINE RJTY.ROI-T
With extra front seat, recently painted In ex-
ccllent condition. bargain. see: needed
by because hlsiasss location changed
Address W. a H.. 1893 latin st. NV. oclS-2t
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FOR SALE-AT BERWYN NEAR STEAM AND
trolley ears, splendid house; ready to move
in; nine rooms large grounds; all fenced; stable
and oubuildings coed water. II you have 500
cash you buy this home rental basis at
about half the cost; Cwncr a non esdent and
must sell
JOHN J. KLEINER & Co, 617 f ST. NV.
oc1S6t
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.
HOTEL GORDON,

18TH AND 1 STS
In the select residential district OF washington so1
only two squares from the White House. Newly
renovated - - x-. -.
few suites of two. three four rooms. with
private BATH for rent by the month.
90 y. got 10 WA. l.. EENNET. Prop.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXrHANGE-BEAIT IFrI. LOTS NEAR Dr.
fDNi tllalE: lW'xtuo; ALLEY; $500
sol ARE FOOT. CLEAR
Will. TRADE Fpl, TWO on MORE uof;SFS
Nynt offer.
oc2oSt MOORE & Hill. tIne). III i4th st NV
FOR ENCHANGE-S4.oe0 EQUITY IN HEAUTI-
M l2-room dwelling northwest; hot-water heat;
la tins: lot 3uxlaa
oc9u-3t c NJ FORREST GO !. =, ,w
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For RENT-622 II ST. NV. A LARGE u
roGn 3-ssory brick dwelling; newly papered and
painted: muc,srn BATH with new porcelain tub:
rent. $50 30, keys at this office
cc1I-Gt
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FOR HENT-
UNEURNISHED
1i04 @ ST.. doors. ........ $1,000
81 81. Sr and bath. ............... 27O
New 5-roon frame dwellings. with acres Of
land attached. B.adensburg road. near I.angdon.
ID. c.. within miles Of Washington. SIS and SO
per month, according to location.
FURNISHED.
fea0 18TH St, Is rosDs and BATH, per an 500 %
,22 18th St. lar & 2b.. hot water heat. 200 90
1872 $ ST.. 1ir. md bath. .....,.-..... 1900
1868 Yale st. l2r. and b.. per month. 1890
1904 18th ST.. I1r and b.. month. 10 90
1I1I DE Sales ST.. Tor. and b, per month 1901 90
129 Md. ave. n-a.. 10r.. x b.. yesr. pr mo $3.50
l42 ssaton ct IT. aud bath. ...-...... $500
From May Is to Oct. !. 1905. per no.. 1000
se2s-tf 'sASCH 4 DIRGE. 1890 Y. are NV
s2o1.. .sol 18th. Ier. . APARTMENTS.
so H. 81 IS E D. Z.
s,oo..l7s2 Conn A.. i2r.b ias asii Central ~. C.
sse =. ilS5 18th IT. slss3 g ads fentrsl AZ
JORDAN Bts0oMER llne.,. 1914 9 a. m,
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FOR SALE
l44s TO 1873 YELLING PLACE,

NO. l44S OPEN ALI. DAY EVERY DAY AND
SUNDAY, AND LIGHTED EVENINGS UNTIL. 8
O'CLOCK. WArCHMAN ~ CHARGE.
CREST HILL, COLUMBIA HEIG HTS.
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SToNELEIGH COURT.
few furn.she; and InfurnsheJ suites soR
rent in this frst-class freproof apartment house.
located at corner Of Connecticut ave. aud L st.:
apart ments varying 1--WE rooms and bath az
S5c 10 and three baths at $fI5 per
month: reception rooms smoking room. sad rcoms
for private d.nners; lous-d.stnnce telephone In
each suite. Cafe with excellent cuisine ana
service. and open TO the general public: fof
diaCra ms and further particulars apply 10 FITCH.
FOX & BROWN. Agents. !ieG @ St NV.
4
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PERSONAL.

OWING TO GREAT SUCCESS. WILL TRY IT
again tomorrow Saturday; 800 more than full
value Will he paid ION that day. for mems worn
garments shoes. hats and shirts. Mail postal
tonight to JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-20

HIllyer ct NV .sstals75.o I o. f NV. rear. 1000
Rl3l4 Mass 1856. C 9Th nrkenes w2stIs1S 90
Z 1914 leth,4 stalls 80 o. RlsI3 N NV stalisi2 rs
RI ili2 i5th NV 20 % 10th nrken's'w;l II so
LECTION OF RENTS FROM AL. CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a partial list of the properties
In cur charge. but VIII be glad to furnish COM
plcte bulletins application at this Office.
THOS FISHER & CO Inc,
f4i4 + st. adjoining the New Willard.
SIN 4
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$50 PFKiFFER PIANO CERTIFICATE. FOR Ia
dys chainltss bicycle: must De in good conCidion
SIG 9Th ne. Cc2O-2t'
FOR EXCHANGE HIGH GRADE tor btGt,1
for r,iuahout. must be in good condition, ~
+. Cap ST. II
TO THAIG;-A FINE HEALTHY PALM OVER
six feet tall, fCT j'wcry or han ;s"tpe iurs, t'-
dress T.. =. NJ, star Ciiice. cc-o"it
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
Citizens Are Taking Hold.

In our issue of two weeks ago,
we mentioned way how the old
Avery saw mill plant could again
be started up-and since then a
number of citizens have signed the
subscription paper being circalat-
ed by N. L. Kinney for various
amounts nearly $4,000 having
been pllced on the list, and sever
al more have signified their will
ingn8ss to add their amount to
the list. As We said before, the
mill could be used majnly for the
manufacturing oflum5er for home
use, and with a planer and matsh-
er added to the plant, settlers
new aud old would have the avail
able timber manufactured here,
and better houses and barns
would be seen springing up on all
sides. and which would add mater
iajly to the upbuitding of our town
and country A it will only re-
quire A small bonas to get the mill
started, let each and a sign the
subscription paper as som as the
chance arrives, for any amount
you feel able to give.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Graham de.a
parted this morning for Rhine
lander.
Milo Hart and Louie Morgan
returned yesterday from a cruis
ing trip in the woods for the Hack
ley Phelps Lbr. Co.
James Oberholtzer is having a
hard time of it this winter with
the Rheumatism, James has been
able to be down town but once IN
several weeks and then only for a
short time.
Billy Donahue, the passenger
brakesman, who for the past few
months had the run through here,
was changed Monday to the run
between Amigo and Ashland on
the main line
Charles Backman, the black
smith is laid up with a lame foot.
While shoeing a horse last Friday
the horse stepped onto his left
foot and injured it severely. DR..
Pinkerton dressed the Injured
member and Charlie is getting
along nicely.
Or. w. j. Pinkerton and VIM.
D Fuller accompanied Mr.. Full
ler's sister Of Minocqua, to DR..
Oviatt's hospital at Oshkosh, last
Friday afternoon, where Miss Full
Ter passed through successful
operation for Appendicitis. Mr..
f uller returned Tuesday and re
ports that his sister was doing
nicely.
Charles r. Taggarts work on
tue violin is one Of the strongest
features of the program. In his
character sketch Of "The> Old
Country Fiddler" the old time
jigs, reels and hornpipes are given
in the genuine characteristic style.
HIS wonderful tricks and mimic
ry of the human voice, bird songs,
etc, are never failing source of
surprise and delight. At the Ly-
ceum Opera house to morrow. Sat
urday night.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
; River A5vanoement Association and
Al Tax Payers Are Requested
to be Present.
i Important Propositions Now Before the
~ Payers--Dividing Town and the
Purchase of the Electric
Light Plant.

coming summer. Then the ques-
ton arises, of what difference will
it make in our taxes, if the new
town is made! These and other
questions will be brought before
the citizens at to-night's meeting,
and should be looked into by all
before the meeting,
Another important question to
come before the citizens at the
meeting, will be the considera-
ton of acquiring the Electric
Light Plant by the Town, which
is now owned and conducted by
the Eagle River Light & Water
Company on a several years con
tract.
A large attendance at the meet
ing is looked for, at 7:30 to night.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
Caught Silver Grey Fox

Last week Friday John WISE
had the good fortune to capture :
silver grey fox on Rice lake. me
animal measured about feet from
tip 10 tip and is a bealty ms
specias Of fox are rare, and their
pelts are listed by fur dealers up
% $4,000, according to the grace
the pelt that John has may Dflhs
price we'll into three figures
chatlss r. Taggart at the ~
ceum Opera house to-nio''0N
night
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
Death Of Child.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Berg OF
the north side, are mourning the
loss of their three-yeaf-old-son.
The child's death occurred Sat
urday morning after an illness
with peritonitis. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon from
the Berg home on Olsen street.
Rev. Knudson Of the Norwegian
church officiating. The sYmpa-
thy Of their many friends IS ex-
tended to the bereaved parents.
-Rninelander New North.
This is the second child they
have been unfortunate to lose IN a
short time and Mr.. Berg's many
Eagle River friends entend thel[
sympathy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
High School Notes.
Beatrice Thrun, Reporter.

Mr.. Fuller returned Tuesday
mor14ng from the hospital and re-.
ports his sister doing very well.
The earnest helpfulness of the
students during his absence was
fully appreciated.
Clara Ewald was absent Tues
day afternoon.
Maud Patten, Katie Bolte and
Laura DAILY were absent Wednes-
day morning, but the attendance
in general is very good. Owing to
examinations, no play rehearsals
were held this week.
Many pupils are absent ID the
lower grades because Of a conta-
gious disease in town.
Where are the Senior class
plns2
Or. NJ. lin Psyc class) Miss R
-h-s-m, supposing you walk a long
distance on a croved street and
the same distance in the open
country, which would seem long
er?'
Pause
Dr.. NJ Upon what would
sa.,+ -ls,fas,,,1 -
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over. Villas coGDeg Wisconsin, @raqY JaDaap 2zsa 1905.
Personal and Local.
VI DOSE cigars at all dealers

eoiih AIOiH hntnelandtr.
was seen on our streets yesterday
Pat Gleason was over from
Khlnelander Monday on business.
Mss Grace Hibbard went 10
nef home near Wausau Tuesday.
Sheriff Hanson went across the
county on business Tuesday.
Myron M sthers was down from
State Line Monday on business.
d E Riordan returned Tnurs-
day from Madison. ~
J. ], Roderlck was a business
visitor at Three Lakes Monday.
w. ]. Pinkerton spent suaday
with his parents at Waupaca.
Charley Frank went down to
Three Lakes on business Monday.
Harry Mcintyre was up from
Lennox and spent Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs. P. Walsh spent the past
week with her son James and wife
at Crandon.
A G Richison acted as station
agent the first Of the week during
Agent Ziebelbs absence.
Misses Edna anl M ary St. Louis
departed Monday for months
visit with relatives at Antigo. =
Attorney Charles Slattery was
d own from Bessemer Tuesday on
a short visit with his family.
Dr.. Don O'Ccnnor was up from
Green Bay the first of the week
visiting relatives.
Rev. John Dejung was over
from Rhinelander Tuesday and
Wednesday.
B. K. Tarbox and Gilbert Smith
iof Hiles, transacted business here
Monday. n
Mrs. n. "A. Garrison spent the
past week visiting her husband at
Hackley ~
Station agent Ziebell arrlEd
home Monday from business
v sit at Kaukauna,
John Frank went over to Mer-
Ger Monday where he has accept
ed a position of blacksmith IN
Sheriffs Hlnson's camp.
Leo. Lanslis, of Phlox, re-
turned to his home Monday, after
a pleasant visit at the home of his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ST. Louis.
Howard Lucaus came down
from Hackley Thursday suffering
from lame hip, which he injured
while working Ia the woods.
A.. G. Miller, deputy county
treasurer, returned Tuesday from
a few days visit at his home near
WInneconne and at Oshkosh-A
Miss Mayme Diamond arrived
in the city from Milwaukee Mon
day and is the guest at the nome
O. M. and Mrs. c. F. Colman~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Colman are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a
d daughter at their home Sunday
morning. "
George E. Fuller, Clerk Of the
school board, spent several days
this week visiting the schools at
State Line, Conoyef ana f1ackiey'
Mart Hirzel and crew OF five
men returned Monday from Hack
lev, where they put up his sum
rner supply Of ioe.
Joe senglsr, Of Rhinelander'
spent couple Of days IN town the
cast week selling and tracing
horses.
Miss Jean, shearer, assistant
nastmlstress, departed Tuesday
for Waupaca for two weeks visit
with her parents.
Everybody should hear Charles
- nrara
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-21
M'ARTHUR MAY
NOT HEAD ARMY.
General and Secretary Of War Taft Are
Said Not to Be on Friendly
Terms.

NEW YORK, Dec. l9-For many
reasons, it has been supposed that Gen,
Macarthur would be Gen. Bates sue
ccssor, particularly as he would have
three years in which 10 serve, but Gen.
Macarthur seems 10 have lost good
dcal Of his ambition. He has commanded
mare troops at one time than any other
officer on the active list, is n man of the
highest character, and an officer of UNI
usual attalumcuts and extraordinary
reading lie represents the modern stu
diOus type Of officer far better than has
either Gems, thnifco or Young. But
when the Army War college was ere
a'cl. Gen. Macarthur, 10 the astOnsl
m"ut Of the war department, declined
its hcadshIp. and seemed 10 desire moth
ing more than TO settle down quietly and
command department. Now there
seems 10 be another difficulty In the way
Of his becoming chief Of staff. It Is adj
mittcd that there has been more or less
feeling between him and Secretary Taft
since the days when they were both in
tho Philippines, one civil governor and
the other as military commander. This
viii not interfere with Gen MacArthur's
getting the rank of lieutenant general
The position of chief of staff IL separate
from his rank, and may be bestowed
upon n mHjor general or a brigadier- gen
cral as we'll as n lcutonant-gcneral 1t
is therefore quite possible that Maj
Gen j. +. Weston, who also has until
1909 10 serve before being retired, will
become chief Of staff. Failing him, the
position may be given 10 Gen. Bell or to
Gen Barry, or to some one of the young
or officers brought forward In the recent
reorganization In the army.