davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

and warm breads of all kinds, providing
they be well cooked. Don't try to eat
lndlgestible hot breads, but aim to have
foods that are properly cooked. The
Southern nanny who bakes corn pone
all day long before an open fire under
stands how important it is that her hot
bread should be thoroughly prepared
Hot breads that form dough in the
| mouth will certainly njure the diges-
ton. Sc will hot breads that are made
with yeast. Yeast continues to work
! for twenty-four hours after IL comes
out of the oven, and when you eat hot
| bread, baked with yeast, you may be
| sure that the yeast will continue to work
N your stomach to the great detriment
of your digestion
| The Southern mammies who used to
| boast that their young mistresses had
| a complexion like peaches and cream
were always very particular not TO
! serve the foods too hot. Very hot corn
bread will burn the throat and injure
the lining OF the stomach. 1t will hold
the heat very long time in the stom-
ach and the interior will be burned. This
| is why hot bread causes indigestion.
| The girl who wants a beautiful,
smooth. kissable chin Will not eat too
much salt meat. A little is good for
| her and If she Is going on a journey
| nothing will stay by her like salt meat.
A slice of ham will ward off the pangs
| Of hunger longer than a slice of beef
steak
| Salt meat is preserved with salt and
| salt continues to preserve 1t in the
stomach. It digests slowly for the very
reason that 1t Is preserved with salt.
But steady diet of salt meat is bad
and the pretty girl-or the girl who
aims to be pretty-must switch off and
cat something else now and then.
| When the digestion has been properly
treated there will be little to be desired
IN the way Of a complexion But should
the chin still be out Of color 1t can be
| made pink by proper treatment.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

with n simple or figurative sian on
the back, says rude thires in order to
be funny and acts either snubbish or
snobbish has no attractions in masculine
eyes, though she may be the most beau
tifnl anc really generous hearted -crea-
ture in the world The girl who courts
attention and fishes for fattery seldom
receives either. The girl who makes
herself either too familiar or toe unap-
proachable, who is either gushing or in
sultlng, only frightens or antag onizes
the men she meets. But the woman who
treats all men with gentleness, consid-
Grafton, dignity and smiles NAV be as
homeiy as the blind prophet and as de-
testable as Delilah, yet she will win
love and admiration from every man she
meets
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Jean Elspeth, Young Eastern Woman,
Who IS a Professional Artists Model,
Has Been Awarded the Right
to That Title.
By MARIAN MARTINEAU,
to That Title.

TIME preftiest chin in the world be-
longs to Jean Eispeth, young
i Eastern woman, professional
model. whose chin IS her fortune
Just think what it is to have a pretty
chin. And how much better to have
the prettiest chin in the world.
This Is what the chappies have to say
about Miss Elspeth's chin:
1t is a kissable chin.
1T is a lovable chin
1T is an adorable chin
IL Is the chin which might have fig
ured In the novels Of the Duchess q
generation ago, or in the lovely heroines
OF the novels which made our grand
mothers weep in the days when women
loved to read and weep"
But Miss Elspeth does not know what
the chappies say Of her chin. She is =
modest, lovable, sweet, retiring young
girl. And, though she is one of the
faYorftes OF the studios. she has never
fallen into the way of admiring herself.
And this most unusual trait has help
ed to make hosts of friends for her.
Artists say Of Miss Elspeths chin that
IT Is round and perfect. 1t is not q
classic chin for it is too full. But IT
is the chin Of the later day artists. the
chin which IS nodded as It should be.
according to modern ideals. and which
might be cut from marble as far as
color and precision are concerned.
Miss Elspeth's chin Is what may be
called the baby chin, for it IS fat: II is
a Gibson chin for 1t Is round: It Is q
Madonna chin. for 1t is full, and II re-
.sombles IN many respects the Madonna
Of the Bottfcelli paintings. Tbera ia q
dtmple IN 1t which deprives 1t of any
claim to classic perfection. However
lovely cleft chin may be IT Is not a
classic chin And Miss Elspeth's dim
pie is deep ard lovely.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

a slight cleft In the chin and it was
nightly attractive.
A dimple is said to be a defect. Il
scar. the result of an imperfect muscle,
alemish which should make woman
weep. But really the dimple makes the
face pretty. 1t is due to her cleft chin
that many a woman has been termed
pretty who would not otherwise dare
claim the description.
A large dimple history might be writ
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
4 Dietary for the Chin

There is a dietary for rough and red
chin and Ii consists OF a hot drink for
breakfast, but not coffee. Cut out coffee
for while if your skin is bad. Coffee
is food to some people, TO others It Is
Injurious. Don't think that coffee In
jures everybody, for it does not. But If
Il hurts you-as you can soon tell by
your complexion-stop It and take some
thing else 10 drink.
Good foods for the girl with the pim-
pled chin are hot biscuits, not mullins
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No Breaches of Etiquette.

The third of the feminine graces is
good manners. 1t seems almost folly to
suggest this to a well-bred woman: vet
there are hundreds of women who fancy
themselves we'll bred, but have not the
first elements OF really good manners
A man hates a loud woman as he hates
q loud necktie or loud music He viii
forgive bad morals sooner than bad man
ners; breach of honor more quickly
than breach of etiquette. He likes a wo-
man whose voice is never raised above
low gentle purr, whose walk Is a glide
and whose bow Is almost a compliment
He likes cordial girl and one in whose
house he Is made welcome, but not
gushed over He abhors formality and
stiffness, but he melts meath, the sun Of
gentleness and courtesy as a cake of ice
meath the sun Of summers day.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Good Control of Your Temner

The woman who prides herself on be-
ing bravely frank viii recover from her
pride by the time she is forty and has
discovered that what men want to be
told is not the truth, but what they
imagine Is true; not what they are, but
what they want to be- The woman who
sacrifices herself. body and soul, for her
husband and then flies into a tantrum
because he doesn't appreciate 1t. might
have saved herself both the sacrifice
and the tantrum to better advantage. A
woman who cannot control her temper
can never control a man: and a husband
will forget the most noble acts of virtue
after one glance at his wife while she is
in passion. The greatest love will not
withstand the wear and tear of con-
stant uagClnP
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Dainty Chin of Pearl Sanders the aeoden Gate Girl"

To keep the chin from becoming double
eat just enough. Never drink with your
meals. Do not wear tight collars and
never, on any consideration. neglect to
exercise your neck. There are women
who have not turned the head in years.
When they desire TO look behind them
they turn around. or they bend the
shoulders. But they never turn the
muscles of the neck
Growing children who have such
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

slender Iiy-like throats are given to
exercise. They turn the head con-
stantly and the chin and neck and re-
ceive the benefit.
A dimple is a great addition TO a chin
from the standpoint of prettiness. 1t
IS said that the classic chin is never
dimpled and an artist, in a recent at
tack upon the dimpIe said Imagine
a dimple ii the chin of Madonna
Still the Madonna has been painted with
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
A Modest Woman Attractive

The girl who walks along the street
with a stride, holds her skirts several
inches too high, wears openwork waists
in public places, loads herself with dia-
monds, greets her masculine friends
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunhia. holding probate court No Is, s2a. Ad-
mnistraton, This is to give notice that the sub
FROM the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate of Peter F.
Horn.g, late OF the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
scribers on or before the 10Th day OF December.
A. D. 1906 otherwise they may by law be ex
cludsd from all benefit Of said estate Given n3dsr
Ho sss 1920 st A as G9TrFRE Eoy H9R
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court. sHEEHY 4
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
holding probate sss notice No thai ass TO- AS
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters of administration on the estate OF James
p. Wilson, late of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de.
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated to
the subscriber before the 9th day Of Deem
her, D. 1905 otherwise they may by law be ex-
my hand this 9Th day Of December, 1905. EMMA
FLoRENcE WILSON. 81 North Carolina ave.
for the District of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court. JOHN S. ALLEMAN, Attorney. de7-1aw 81
suPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
lnmba holding ,. probate r. court No 2sss Al
scrber, Of the District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Prohate Court OF the District Of Columbia
LETTERS testameutary on the estate of Aretta G.
condfct, late OF the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authcntieated to the sub
scriber before the 9th day OF December A.
81 Is ssS as p sw e vasr
hand this 9Th day OF December, 1905 FRANK e.
GARrENTER, 1913 Vermont ave: Attest: tseaLl
tia 81 ooalsss cissS ii the r. Psssss sn csur
EpWAlR 49, Ev11 an. Attorney ds1s1sxst s
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DOGS, CATS, Ere.

FOR DoGs-sPASIsH POODLE PUPPIES
months old. 231l l ST. NV. dsllsat :
GET LIVING CHRISTMAS PRESENTS; GOOD FOR
any sex; canaries, parrots, fancy poultry etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 712 18th st. NV.
de17-Tt
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT LOOK OVER OUR.
stock Of canaries. parrots. poultry, rabbits
guinea pigs, dogs eats, goldfish, incubators,
mounted deer ard elk head and herns etc.
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ne 18th vt. NV.
no2p-tf
18th ST. HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS 21l8 HTS
Ut. NV, phone n. l603: ample facilities Tor
treating sick animals: separate warfs. warm,
quarferH With exefrtss xsrds: dog ceme&cEy.
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I'll 18th NV. 8!

1913 N. Y. a.
: UNFURNISHl
6f1 18th NV. 3sr. OBJ. 1926
year ......$3. 00O. % 2S1l
ib2l X NV. lsr, 81. 100. go i1425
1921 X nv, i6r, 3b, ste:
without stable. 115 90 4lS
10z5 10th NV, 12r, b. lcl1 4
stable .....s..12 5 90 1917
5h21 Q NV, I2r, b. sta. IS. 90 2419
1924 n III NV. 14r, ID, 2204
hot-water heat IS. 90, 1921
1922 y II nv. lar. Oh. 2120
hot-water heps. IS. 90 1890
2l1T Bancroft. ,12r. b. .75. 90 y,
IT4I Q NV, 12r. b. 1900, 1918
I12 18th NV. 10. b, stars. 90 1929
TAG @ Ew, 12r, b.. 70 90, los!
1927 Q nv. 12r, b, h.
without stable. ;. 81 .00 43 u
2I35 Columbia rd, 12r. 3S V
Oh. steam heat :. .65 .o0l2l0 ]
1876 18th NV. Tor, b. Sc. OO,s29
1l2 18th NV. 10s. b. 90. DOL h !
la3S nth nv. 10f. b.52. 80 1911
1IlI Riggs NV. Tor. b so. 0aie0 Fl
1000 Md NV ne. Or. h. .50.OOI 1903
1928 Fafrmont, Tor, b. As. sol 1905
2012 Hillyer p1, Tor. has. so 1901
500 T NV. I2r, b. As. sol 1921
1888 Dartmouth NJ, iI232
11r. i. hot-water h45.M 100
1915 II NV, 11r. b. 1850
FURNISHED
10i5 10th NV, 12r, b. I744
stable .....,... 200. col 1910
1851 q NV, lar, b. $50. Del 712
1915 \ NV, lar, 2b. sta
stable ..... 1880 112
1928 2ist NV. Or, b. 1:0
furnace heat. .l25.0Ol b q
1888 Cin'ti. I1r. 25. 125. on 400 !
APARTMENT
Conn" 5r, b(lease) 100. 90 1915
Sc cor Conn av and NJ 2505-
The Berkshire. Or. b. AZ. DOL 1921
129 Md av ne, fur, Or. b45. COL foo
3l20 18th NV, 2n Orb. 1907
with heat. -. 40. sol foo
The Berkshire, 6r. b.4O. o0 1915
100 Md nv ne. fur 1907
nished. Or, b. =. 1000 5r,
Sheridan. Or, b. =. 40. 00l 1911
Harvard" 5r. b. 81 sol 1st
IT'S 14th NV, Or, b. .35. so 1877
S120 18th NV. I'd floor. foo
Or. b, attic. 80, sol SG14
l6i6-24>26 9th NV, I'd
Or. b. ........... 80 so 36l4
The Millet. Ar. h. 1926 list
1916 to 20 9th NV, 453 )
81. b............ 80. 0O 643Ia
i!o1 Oregon av, or. b 80. 90 1853
2503 Central nv, Or, 1921
b. attic. .26. 10 141D
$40 G ne. 81, 6r. b.. &c. 50I 141si
100 LIST NV. Or. h. &c. sd 1851
o49-o! G ne, list floor, 445h
Or. b........... Is. sol 443i5
1921 Otis NV, I'd, Or. b24. 50443 I
STORES.
12G9 Pa. ave. NV, LIST fl. and
zoos Pa. ave. I'd foo.
926 Pa. ave. NV, I'd floor. i.
1851 Potomac NV. store, Tor.
A53 Tenn. ave-, store and 2r. {
OFFICES
1928 n. Y. ave. NV, I'd floor
625 18th NV, 2 rooms. 80.
zoos Pa. ave-, I'd floor. .......
e26 Pa. ave. NV, I'd floor.
IJ5 14th NV, 2 rooms.
l209 ia. ave. NV, entire or
STABLE.
Rear 1919 Conn. ave, LIST floor
Rear 712 10Th NV.
Rear 1920 18th NV.
SUBURBAN
kensington, Nd. sr. and b., !
Lapgdon. d. c., 12r., hot-wat,
81 Rent House
DAVID MOOf
1t 1923 N. Y. ave.
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EOR RENT

FOR RENT
$3.50. so4 nth. 15r % s55 18th 4 Col I'd. 7r, b
s sd 1923 ,2s, NV lsr q $50; ls l2th sr
$780,. 1857 18th. 12r. hi $12 NJ
JORDAN BLooMER Gnc.).
no1s-d.eSn.u 1914 G St NV
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-DAAIAGE AND DIVORCE CASES.
estates, etc.; able LAWYERS; prompt, reliable: ali
courts: everything strictly confidential Address
Post Office Box !. Station A, Washington d. c.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and ISseounts Navy Depart
ment, Washington, D. c.. until 10 O'CLOCK NJ ,
January 8, 1906, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter TO furnish at the navy yard Washing
ton. d. c., quantity of naval supplies. as fol-
lows: SCHEDULE 292: Twin strainers.-SCH.
295: Screws, p G. w. tools, pipe dies oil cups.
miscellaneous hardware, Bertha zinc, Calumet and
Hecla copper. rubber hose, magnesia pipe cover
ing, gaskets, iron pipe, pipe fittings, valves VIM
dow glass, car wheels. Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired by number.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
to the bureau. II. T. b. HARRIS, Paymaster
General. u. S. n. de21 -1aw,2t
THE UNDERSIGNED INVITES PROPOSALS FOR
the purchase of the stock of pine wood, ma
chnery, horses, carts, ETC., belonging to the es-
tate Of the late James Orr. The chattels referred
to may be seen at 3002 st. NV, and list
thereof may be had at my office. Such proposals
Will be received until Dec. %, 1905. at O'Clock
pm. Terms cash.
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. Administrator,
de20-3t sos D st. NV
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, D. c. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
January 2, 1905, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter to furnish at the navy yard, Wash
ington, d. c., quantity of cotton tape emery
wheels hack blades. hardware, pig iron,
Oil for making gas, rubber hose section
paper, dry plates, Cyko paper, Photographic sup
plies Applications for proposals should refer
to SCHEDULE 2SI. Blank proposals will be fur
nshed upon application to the bureau. H. T. b.
HARRIS. Paymaster General. U. S. n. de14-1aw-2t
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. LINK!NS,

,KFR g. SON. 1905 r ST.
1921 Harvard. Tor. b. 40. 90
lT17 18th NV, Or. b. 81 50
1884 How'd av. 10r. b37 50
n Chevy Chase. Tor, b3b 90
1929 9Th NV. Tor, b.35. SO
Stable rear i125 n. .2H 90
1918 Lamar pl, Or. be. so
1915 Lamar pl, Or. boo. 80
1921 14th, Brookland,
Sr, b. ............20.50
Near North Chevy Chase,
Or house, IA acres. 20. 90
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIaHED
1892 Conn. ave., 11r and b... sl25O
1lu4 sN, y uoorG Observation-Disclosures. 1900
i70S ST.. Sr. and b.. per month. -. 1000
New broom frame dwellings, with acres Of
lsnd attached, Bladensburg road, Lan9don,
D. O.. within 2 miles OF Washington, SIS aud SO
per month. according to location.
FURNISHED
1900 18th st.. Is rooms and bath, per an 81 300 90
i.z3 18th IT. 14r. 2b.. hot-water heat. 10000
1870 Yale st.. l2r. and D.. per month";. 1880
ig ges lsts e. llr. and B.; per month. 1000
A2 Seaton st 7r. and bath. ........., $500
From May 10 to Oct /. 1905. per no.. 1000
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNIsHED on UNFURNIsHED.
81 Rent Houses. !"
DAVID MOORE,
1923 y. Y. ave.

MOORE.
Y. ave.
yISHED.
1926 18th NV, Tor, b. ~ so
2S1I 14th NV. Tor, b.42.50
I1425 @ NV. Tor. b,
steam heat. ......40.s so
4lS Sd NV, Or, b. :. 40. 80
icl1 A sc, 12r, b. :. 1880
1917 18th NV, TOR. b.4o.a0
2419 18th NV, Tor, b. $50
2204 Decatur, sr. b. 40. 90
1921 School, i0r. h. ..3s. 90
2120 1st NV. Or, b.. 81 80
1890 Dartmouth NV. Or,
y, hot-water heat. 81 30
1873 Corcoran. Tor. b. S5. so
1928 w NV. Tor, b. ..35. 90
1851 Potomac NV, Tor,
b. store, stable. 5.0o
43 u ne. g., b....-,30.h0
3S v NV. sr, b. 5000
|2l0 I NV, Or. b.. go. so
$50 Utica NV. ar, b,
h W ht.... .Z5.b0
1911 q Sc, Or, b. -25.n0
60 Fla av NV. Or, b. -. 80
1908 g Sc, Or. b. :. "a. 5U
1905 G no. Or, b. ~
1907 G Sc. Or. b. 20. 40
262l X NV. Sr, b. .22.50
1892 n J av nv Or, b. 1880
1872 f ne. Or, b. is. 90
SHED.
I744 Q NV, Tor. b.. lbs. 90
ls40 N NV. Or. 2b. 100. 90
712 10Th NV, Tor. b,
stable ......... 125. 90
112 18th NV, Tor, b. 1000
l:0 Md av ne, Tor.
b Qease) 100. 90
420 Stanton ne. Tor. b50. 90
.fENTS.
1915 Otis NV. Or. b..23.50
2505-07 Central nv, 5r.
b and attic. 80
1921 Otis NV, III, Or, b23. so
floor. 5r, b. $50
36O7-9 18th NV, LIST
floor, Or, b. -. .23. 80
1918 Otis NV. 5r, b. .22.50
23o7-11-13-15 n NV,
1a SFis1 Otis pl NV. '0
LIST floor, Or. b. :. .22.50
1217-19 Otis NV, I'd
floor, 5r. b. 80
SG14 to % Eslin av NV,
I'd floor, 5r. b.. -. 22.50
36l4 TO % Eslin av NV.
list floor, 5r. b. .22. 70
453 Tenn av, Or, b, sto20. 80
6431s Sd ne, 5r, b. 20. so
1853 + ne, Ar, b.. 1850
1925 f ne, Ar, b. .13. 30
1910 f ne. Ar. b. .14.30
1419R r ne, Ar, b. .N.30
1881 Tenn av, DR., M. 80
445h Tenn av, Or. b.12.50
443Ia Tenn av, Ar, b.12.50
i43 Tenn av, Ar. b. ..12.50
RES.
and bsmt 200. 90
SO. 90
r........... .So.uU
J. 10r.. b.. stable. : $500
2r. and b. .2o.50
CES-
noor. ........... .5O.W
........... .OO-W
.bO.W
r. .6o.OU
..........-.........T.0
e or by floors.
BILE.
uo0r. .Zo.0
!. W
b., " acre. $3.50
l-water heat. 5000
Houses"
MOORE,
ave. NV.
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PALMIsTRY.

NINE. RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM
list and astrologer, now holding receptions at
1913 9th st. NV.
dei-2Sts Fee. 2Sc. and Soc
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FOR sALE-MIscELIANEoUs,

FOR SALE-HoLIDAY PIANO BARGAINS:
Several beautiful uprights, Sl5o each.
Magnificent Upright Grand, 500, and enc $3.50
beautiful new Baby Grand Steinway G. st
S1H9u; rare bargain.
Ftne Upright In rich mahogany case, slightly
used; n grand bargain to close cut for only
$1S5 cash
AL leading makes
GRIMES PLANO STORES.
de21-l2d 1912 i st.
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MADA9E ,eATIfEItIASK. WAelzIN3ruNY "A.
vortts gA!Etst md esss sss!es eIs Yetk
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING
pain: feel. act and last longer than mature
teeth; shrunken faces made formal; painless o.
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FOR REST-R. W. Wal
lilo L NV, lar, b. ..S5. 90
1747 Q NV, 12r, b. rs. 90
171S 21st, Tor, b.. ..65. 90
l719 s NV, 11r. b .G5o0
1431 yelling (Douglasst
NV. Tor, b. 60. 90
1874 Q NV, Tor, b.. .60.0
1922 S NV. 12r. b. 60. 90
,o15 10Th NV, Tor, b. 50. 90
1853 Lowell, Tor, b..50. 90
1888 18th NV. Tor, b.50. 90
2419 18th NV, Tor, b. 40. 80
nn01 Sa tn LII II
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORNER on co.
LUMBIA HEIGHTS; ELEGANT ROUND BAY
WINDOW; SQUARE BAY WINDOWS; 5000
FEET PARKING: 10 ROOMS: S12: 900; WILL
TRADE FOR LOTS OR TWO HOUSES
MOORE 6 HILL QNC), III 14TH ST. N. w.
de2l&26
FOR EXCHANGE-FINE LOT 2oX9o TO ALLEY.
ON ST. NV. NEAR conn. AVE: NO
TRUST; TRADE AT LOW PRICE FOR EQUITY
IN HOUSE; WILL ASSUME $4,000 OR MORE
MOORE & HILL qNc). TT 14TH ST. N. W.
de21&28
FOR EXCHANGE EXCELLENT LOTS NORTH
OF STREET, WEST OF 18TH STREET;
SHALLOW DEPTH; TRADE CLEAR AT BAR
GAIN PRICE FOR INCUMBERED HOUSE OR
2-STORY APARTMENT.
MOORE & HILL INC.), TIT 14TH ST. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE THE LARGEST
AND MOST COMPLETE LIST OF PROPER
TIES FOR EXCHANGE IN THIS CITY.
EVERY CLASS AND PRICE OF PROPERTY.
AND IN EVERY LOCATION. WE WILL.
MAKE YOU THE BEST EXCHANGE OF YOUR
HOUSE OR YOUR LOT TO BE HAD on THE
TIERS FOR THIS PLAN OF HANDLING
y WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE.
MOORE & HILL (INC.l, I'll l4TH ST. NV.
de21&23
FOR EXCiIANGE-NEW APARTMENT NEAR
Mass. ave. and the Townsend. Patten and Walsh
mansions In the elite section; rentals, $500 per
annum; trade at $50, 600 for other property. Con-
slider ans favorable proposition
It's property you would be proud to own.
MOORE & HILL tIne). III 18th st. NV.
de21&23
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WANTED-STORES.

HAVE $1,000 CASH TO INVEST IN A STORE.
suitable for grocery. or would remodel residence
any good neighborhood; answer, with full particu-
lars. price, Location, etc. Address GROCER,
Star office. de19-3ts
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

vANTED-BY QUIET. MIDDLE-AGED GENTLE
man, government employe, a warm, neat room,
With board. Address, with full particulars Box
2G2, Star office de21-2ts
VANTED-WElL FURNISHED ROOM, GOOD
table, good locality. with other boarders, con-
gressmen and families, for example, by lady of
cnlture and refinement, Address Box 25s. Star
Cfice.
VANTED-3 ROOMS AND. BOARD FOR 4
adults or furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing Address The MarseHs, III 18th st. NV.
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.

141I PA. AVE.
Adjoining the New Willard. is now open for III
reception OF guests. Rooms single "a en- suite
Win pr1rate baths At popular priess.s
oe4-Not ALEXANDRA G. aLa<1s8A1tA4s AM0E>
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
FURNISHED or uNF'uRNrsHED.

.usr. sos 18th ST. NV.
1855 10th ne. Or. b. T. 50
1916 N Cap, 6r. 20. 90
| APARTMENTS.
\ 1919 F. Or. b. so. 90
iCovweod, 1923 l. NV. Or. b
1t22 25th. br. b.. .35. 90
HIS 18th, 5r, b. 81 50
/ ITO Conn sv, 3r, b.. rs. 20
\ 1924 Pa ay, 2r. b. 1000
18th & A ne, nice 4r,
b fats. q N i. 1850
ala o. Sr. b. ......1S.W
! For colored tenants,
44S S NV, Or, b. rs. 20
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ID HOUSES.
Conn ay & III. 17r. %. 800
Wyoming ay, 1er, 2b. $50
Riggs near 18th. ST.. 100
18th. De Sales. 10rs. Sc. 90
ICES.
Atlantic Coast Line"
bldg, from $40 to Sa5
403 fth NV. TOO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-04

"Tis the last month of spring.
Miss Ruby Townsend has returned from
Aberdeen.
The fields were glad to get drink of
this weeks rain.
The citizens south of Langford are petit
tioning for X. +. ID. Mob
Aunt Cal" Williams is sojourning at
the Huston homestead once more.
Ole Nereini, owner of the Joe Price farm,
is having an artesian well drilled.
Mrs. Georgia Wallace, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. III. 7.
Heylauff.
Harry Cook, brother of Dir. ]. r. ID. and
Emerson, returned Thursday from his
visit to Canada.
Miss Eliza Tobin has named the old
home Lake View. in honor of their fine
artesian lake.
). ). Gilborne and crew completed good
everlasting stream" last week, from start
to finish for F. +. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Creaser, OF Britton,
former residents near here, are papa and
mama again. Another son since Satur-
day.
John McKittrick, of Andover, and Miss
Nena Harmon, of Pierpont, were married
in Webster on the END, uit., and departed
last week for future home i'm North
Dakota. Many best wishes accompanied
them. MAY.