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QNC.), TIT 14rH ST.

ILL QNC.). TIT 18TH ST.
'ISHED.
I4O6 18th, Tor & b. 1000
3418- Bath. c Park,
Sr, b, attic. 1000
2149 N NV. Tor, b. ..40.00
1921 School. Tor. S.--3s. 90
2504 Pa av NV, Tor, b37. so
BIS Corcoran, 1Cr. b. n. 80
1902 8 NV, Or, b. $3.50
1923 Harvard, 7r. b
tMay ~. $3.50
POP G NV, Or. b. :. .33. 90
$40 II I av, Sr & b,
May 8. $3.50
1908 Riggs NV, Sr, b.32.0
81 N ] av Sc, Or. b. $3.50
1885 Monroe, 7r. b. 30. 30
1882 18th, Or. b. 80. 80
1338-1340 Riggs. Or. b30 30
Ills N 81 av, Sr, b. .@.50
1898 Irving. Or. b. 1000
Langdon, 12r. 30. 90
2029 Flagler. Or, b. 2s.50
$50 Col rd. Or. b pr so
iii 9Th ne, Or, b. .25.50
zoe I'd ne, Or. b. 20. so
1875 to 1883 N @ av
ne, Or, b. Is so
1853 Girard 1t. Or. b. 22.50
727 Girard ut, Or, b.22.5 so
5I4 Col nd. Or. b. ..22.50
Langdon. DC, 5r, 25a. 25.O0
Hyattsville, Or, bat. 1880
31S 1st Sc. Or. 1850
STORES.
22d & N, store ,3r, b. rs. 90
1896 r nv. 2rAstore. 25. so
1910 i1tb se.,-asl yd IN. 90
71b 10Th, 2r, May 1..20. 90
OFFICES.
604 -606 18th NV, 3
com rooms. 5000
zoos Pa az NV, IT. 800
100 18th. 2r. .......G.00
429 Pm av. 2 a. 80. 90
1880 Fl NV. 3r. -. 80, 90
l05 18th NV. $3.50. 800
TT 14th. 90
The Severn, 1910 81
NV, No 10. 80
716 14th NV. 2r. heat.
light, Janitor. -. Fl 50
1910 II NV, room 8. %. 90
626 = NV, IS TO 1000
The Severn. 1910 Il
NV, No II.
TOT G NV. 1r.3 ID middles. 90
TOT G NV, No II. 900
HOTELS.
Hotel, 1877 rooms. g. 600
Hotel. SO rooms. q. 600
/ LIST OF FURNISHED
cNTS.
~. TIT 14TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-MOORE & q
UNFURc
1924 Il NV, fsr, 3b. -. 600
1918 K NV. 23r. 2b. 200. DOL
POOR Mass ay NV, f4r, i
3b ............. Zoo. 00I
1929 Gir:rd, 14r, %. 100. 00i
1922 VT av. 16r, 2b150. 90
1926 10Th. Dor. 2b. .I50. 0Os
1928 18th. 13r. 2b. .11. 90,
211S Wyo. 15r, 2b. los. 90 |
1888 Jefferson pl. 14r.
b ...............10 100. Wi
2012 Col I'd, 12r. Oh. 100. 00l
201S Col I'd. I2r. 2b. 100. 00I
1912 G NV, 13f, 3b. So. 00l
1922 N Fl av NV. .75.M
2117 Bancroft. 12r, b. rs. DOL
2100 Fl. 12r, b. rs. 0OI
2231 Q NV. lar, b 300
2901 14th NV. 11r, 2b75. 00l
2029 + NV, 12r, BIO. WI
3Sth, seth and Austin,
Tor, b and 8 acres. 20. Dol
1919 s nv, Tor. 2b,
without stable.
$50: with stable. 10. 00I
1895 Park NV. 12r. b. IS. COL
1924 N II av NV. :. IS 00l
1882 X NV, 11r, b.. .@. 90 |
1881 Kenyon. Tor, b. 60 90
1878 Harvard, Tor, b. go. DOL
1925 18th NV. 12r. b go. 00|
212 N Cap, Or, b. 80. 90
1927 18th. Tor. b. 80. 90,
2026 TO 2O3S r NV,
Tor. b. .......... go. 00l
2477 18th. Tor, %. $3.50,
1911 l. NV. 12r, b. IS. col
1871 DeSales, Tor. b.55 00I
2015 10th, Tor, b. 80. co.
1736 18th. Tor. b.. 80 o1I
l446 and 1478 Douglass.
Tor. b. $500
1871 Md Az ne. Tor b. 81 .00l
1903 Belm't Rv, 10r, b5O. %
2230 Q NV, 11r. b. so. 80,
623 N NV, 15r, b.. 80. 00I
637 to 541 21st NV, /
Tor. b. 80. 0)l
1913 n NV. Tor. b. 80. 00|
1916 18th. Tor. b.. .D. 90
2O12 Hillyer pl. Or, b. 45 DOL
1895 22d NV. Or, b. .45.bol
1925 Douglass, Tor, b. 45. sol
1108 9th, Tor. b. $3.50 |
1877 Park I'd, Tor, b. As. sol
1874 Harvard. Or. b. 42.50|
2106 18th. Tor. b. +. .l2.50l
l6ol Stb nv Sr. u. -<0.hf
2410 11th. Tor. b.. 40. 50|
1901 vt av, Tor, b. .40.boI
1881 Corcoran, Tor. b |
(May 15). 40. sol
GALL AT OFFICE Fol
HOUSES AND APARTMl
MOORE & HILL (IN'
IT
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UNFURNISHED.


tS
1921 18th ST. NV
BIB 18th Tor, b. fur$ 100 OOll1I2 ID ne 7r h 40 90
1924 NV, Or b. fur 85 $50 Columbia I'd sr h27 20
1117 NV. 12r, b. rs 90 S23 3D. NV. 7r, b. IS so
1853 NV, 11r. b. .85.o0l514 Columbia I'd Or b22 so
2023 NV. 10r, b. .55 51e Columbia nd Or hoo IN
1896 18th NV, Tor b so O05IS Columbia nd Or hoo S0
1851 18th NV, 1Or, b45.50 1886 l4th ne. 6r b. % 80
lO3s Lamont, iOr b. 40 so 333 14th ne, Err b. % 30
lIZo 18TH NV, Tor b45 90 800 l4th ne, er b. 22 80
81 N NV. Tor, b. 40 sol iii eth ne ar b Is M
1880 Lamont. Tor, b35.50I
APARTMENTS
The Stonehurst, 10 24l2 18th NV, 5r, b 80 so
18th Sc. Or, b.. Al. so 1854 r me- 5r b. "a 90
The Huntington, 2Il5 1916 Harvard, 5r, b. 80 so
i4th NV or, o 40 90 $50 10th ne. or, b.. rs 90
The Foiger, aoe I'd 49, 10th ne, Or, b.. rs 90
Sc, Or. b. 1000 AL 10th ne. Or, b. % 90
me Ferris. olo 9th 1907 ne, Or, b. .2b. 90
ne ar, D. 5000 IO1 ne, 5r, b.. rs 90
The oneonts, ~ 1922 az NV ,5r b. % so
Az ne. 4r. b. %. 30 327 18th ne, Or, b.. % so
HOS Park rd 7r. b.36. 50 50T 5fh ne Or b % N
1105 Park I'd, 7r. b. 81. so 500 ne Or b OK 90
1103 Park I'd, Or, 33 sol 1914 Rosedale Or h ID s0
HOS Park I'd, Or, b 80 30 12a5 Duncan ar b. Ia m
SUBURBAN.
5-room cottage near Woodbridge. rxoo
STORE. OFFICES.
n. L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th st. n.w
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"I Rent Houses. g
DAVID MOORE,
1928 n 7. ave.

l3<S n Il ave.
UNFURNISHED-
Sc cor 18th and 1 NV, .20i2 Hillyer .
is rooms; will remodel iIr, b. hof-v
TO suit tenant. 1919 18th NV,
Gil 18th NV. ssr. Oh. 500 T NV. II
year SO, 600 0ol 1898 Darfmou
:oo7 Mass NV. Il. 1920. o0I 40 stanton Q
1922 VT Az. 2er&3b- 10 90 as Sd NV, Or.
1926 10Th NV. cor 2h15o. oOl l425 q NV. II
1923 10Th NV. l4r. 2b125.oo steam heat.
1888 Jeff'n pl. ar, b. io0. COZ III &c. lzr'
1912 X NV, l2r q b. IS. 81 1917 18th NV.
1922 4 RI ay. lar. p. 24i9 nth NV.
hot-water hesf ~. oob 1859 StsuShto
e117 Bancroft. !. III. b.. rs Co 2434 Pa av NV
f74T O NV. 12r. b. "a. O0l a2..1 School |,
i727 r NV, f2r. 2b. II. 90 1917 Harvard.
1924 NV, 12r. b.. rs. ooi 1915 Coreoran
2901 14th NV, 13r, 2b. rs. 90 1850 Dsrtuso,i
i7s6 Q NV. T2r. b. 20 COL b, hot-water
1885 Park NV. 12r, b, 1893 Riggs nv
stable .-.-...... .65. 90 1912 Riggs nv
1924 II av, lar, 2b, iii 6tn ne.
hot-wnter heat .65 0Ol6lA 9Th ne, 8r,
et35 Columbia ri, 12r, 616 Sth ne, 6r.
80, steam heat 81. .65 o0I 1940-42-44 F n
o33 NV. 10r&b, l510S Blvd a
partly furnished. 81. 90 te29 Utica nv,
lS31 Kenyon. Tor, b.4J.ssI w ht.....
1878 Harvard NV. Tor. 1905 G sc. 6r.
,7ae 18th NV. ior. b 81. oSl SIS SIS asd NV, 6
ia5s nth INV, Tor. b 70 b0l1 1882 n av nv
,.us 18th NV, 10r. b.5o.00I 1905 e Sc, Or,
il kirg. nv. Tor. b 80 "a Logan ct. 4
FURNISHED.
.Go5 Mass nv. "A. 3h250 0OI 1910 N NV. Or
% SSso IN h 1a..a, "e
1881 o NV -, n sSo nol TOO Is.h ,,-
IT'D 2lst NV. vr. b. Argyle. DC,
furnace heat. IL. SOI033 X NV,
1879 Cin'H. IIrqb. .f2s O0l partly furnh
ia NV. Tor. b.-125.D0I 40 Stanton u
ne Al
ADA vTasryTc
Sc cor Conn n, ona sg IaIs ~ rw No
NV. n N"" * m ;snc,id w e
Etbeihurst ~ n rrr ~ ~ naoat, u ~ !
De Soto 81 a. so AZ i Dar1tnat 1s' X
po o, gu u of'p'.oooui harrington. Oh
GIopcesta- o r. u s 90 ~ paneoast' Of
Wvoming sr 20 ooi an,., ~,
fnO6 Mass NV x 20 eoista ~ ~ "'3r,
100 Nd ,y no fu, D., ~ ~ 130o ne, @n'
The Kingman * a. 10 30 ~ u"
129 Md mr. no ynr q.
nished pr An al ,oS n n, ID q
Wyominp % edo 90 10y, .Soo 80 - ~
The Truxton K z O. rooo rh huo p ,.rn mM'
4 b 47 ,o 70 sa7 sn ei III ray , n NJ
1874 90 Irv,no :" s'too s.4 Al NV, 40
and Or b IN ,o g. % IN asoy s,an+ oil =
Rarnoni oa;oo-oo 3z-aU soVi CenLral a
Sheridan ar hath az ~ ~ "o ns 70 q Es'
Sheridan q 90 nv , "a nooe. Or.
2327 1Stb nw ~ ''oo "oia 20 * EN-
fnr Tnna NV Or, o. al. Isl noor' or
n n W oe' ~ IA <oia- y -Il-~S
The MJriet 4. 90 c dss D. Or D.
NeIrnsa ars.h g.. 90 20 tovo y Sc or'
Rryn No. - ar III, - % -. ~ n,1e lHh NV.
2Is 4tb GO x " Sao fin Sc. n
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UNEURNISHED,
81 18th NV. 35r. OBJ $3.50 1922 av. 1or B. IS 90
81 II NV, 11r. b. so 09 1924 n av 1Or b.. 70 90
1885 22d NV. Or. b. As. sol 1749 NV 12r b. rs 90
3 apartment houses, IL I'll 9th DIV, lzr. b. 1000
decker st. bet. l3th&1Ath o3s nth Or. b..SH 90
7r 4 bath. SO so 2k04 Pa av .Inr&b 40. "a
or 4 bath .32o 90 Office rms. Cd e, 1907
Building 1896 st. win remodel to suit tenant.
81 500.
FURNISHED.
We have large number of very desirable fur
nshed houses
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 ST. NV
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101 Bowen rd sr,b $50 1921 Irving NV Or b. 40 90
622 sw, sr. b.. a. 30. AL LIST NV Or b. 25 80
1l29 18th Sc, Or. Is 90 iii Congress ne 3r 81 30
CAYW0oD & GARRETT, 1921 New York ave NV.
ap2s-3t. - ~
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FOR RENr-la16 wAILACH rfsACB NV, CON-
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Rent. $3.50. WEAVER BROS. 1919 ss. nv.
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yoR RENT-1l5 NORTH CAPITOL ST. (cORNER
Of q st.), 10 rooms and h9fh: hot-Water heat;
newly pspered and painted; b excellent eraees
nH0-tfS JAMES 4 cAHvrxA lsoe = =. 40.
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FOR RENT-BY WksGoTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT-BY wESCO'
1907 Per
2901 14th, lar. 2b. $3.50
2f82 l.. Or. b. AMI. . 45 ~
1921 POD, 12r Oh. ami. AS. 90
POPS G, 12r, sta BILE. .40.50
1921 Pa ave. Tor, b. .37 80
1850 s, Or, b. 80. 80
100 ed, ST.. b, eel. as. 90
GOT 23d. 8r, b, eel. 80. so
507 B Sc, Tor. b, lat.32. 80
2Sl3 Q, 7r, b, eel. 80. so
e21 French. Or. b, lat. 1885,
Gil 23d. 7r. h. ut % ~
1927 35th, Or, b, lat.22 so
221S Va av. Or, W, la16. so
1914 10th. Or, W. 10. 80
243S Va av. Ar. ". .1l.D
STORES.
722 18th, II, ", g.. ..S0. so
900 10th sw,st, 2r, b. 1880
STABLES.
TIC 10Th. rear. 3s,r .w.10.0C
For full list Of small !
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WASHINGTOS's TAVORTTE PALNIsT ANn
and 80 contA sex2-H
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TT & WILCOX,
ana. ave.
APARTMENTS.
THE CARLISLE, 1918 N.
MISUNDERSTANDING:
2 rooms, bath. :. "a. so
2 rooms. bath. 1880
1920 o. LIST d, Or, b. .25.5 so
3014 r, 5r, b, heat. .25. 90
3O16h r, or, b, heat25. 90
30l0 r. Or, b, heat. .25. 90
3o40h r, Or, b. heat ~. 80
303s q, Or. b. heat. . 22.50
SOFA 23d. 1st d, Or, b21 so
3040 r. or. b. heat. 20. so
3044h r, Or, b, heat20.50
S03S13 X. br. b. heat. ~ 81
3042h r., Or, b, heat20. so
S012 n, 2r, W. 1850
SUBURBAN.
Woodlawn, Cleveland
place ........,,, .@. 90
| OFFICE ROOMS.
fS2-4S6 La av, heated
! rms. IS. $40, $12. so. $40
houses aud Oats apply a
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Z hines. II. soc d. lisa Iva. sAEl mo-. o. 50
NAE RITA, TIN WORLDS GRRATRsT P1TH.
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FOR REHT-
NV ,3020 I. 16F. 4h-47B 90
NV. ia N ] av,er, b. -. 60
NV, l70o b. Tor. b. 81 90
NV 1859 Q, Or. b.. 81. 80
NV, l0z o Or, b. 20. -
NE.1l0 L. Or. k....30. 20
NE,1110 9Th, er, b. 10. 40
NE.8fo 1st, @, b.. .l0.O0
aunton buil1ing elless.
CentIll buildilS. elDcon,
Gan q ol3ca eoR INT
ps0Deftteo, STABLES, 64G.,
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ne itEdlNAs
CES.
1923 r NV. .@-$I0
1114-l6 r nw.....e10-$10
1921 r .$10-$le
SW cor 11th q Enw. A-$15
1908 F NV, room T. .1e.W
1908 F NV. room g. +. 1000
RES.
901 9Th NV, sto, Ar. b. 40. 90
1912 E NV, sto, 5r.. $50
292b NJ NV. .35. &C
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. O.,
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noon Thursday, May IT, 1906. for constructing a
Public Convenience Station in Reservation 80, and
for the plumbing work therein rein, separate pros.s
information may be obtained at this Office. HENRY
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Washington. D. O.. April 2e. l9oe-Sesled propo-
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Ing asphalt paving blocks. red sewer bricks. terra
Gotta sewer pipe and branches, vitrihed sewer In
BRICKS vitrifed paving blocks. Portland cement.
miscellaneous castings and hauling cast iron water
pipe, broken stone, paving blocks and bricks, sand
and gravel and g5snite sursing Tor the asea year
Of proposal and all necessary informal ion may be
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and necessary information may be obtained at this
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0. 8. EN0INEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON BAR.
here until noon. May /, 1905. and then publicly
opened for furnishing and installing Ous Electric
Merator; Tor, furni.hing and Installing Lighting
Terrasso Flsors; furnishing labor Tor Brick snd
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Der Floors. ali foE building sss AsnZ wsr Co.
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FOR RBNT-ATTRACTTvE NEW HOUSES ON
Columbia road and BATH open three
sides; front and rear porches. Rent, $3.50.
n. L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th ST. NV
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
WEST VIRGINIA
GAME LAWS.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF GAME AMI
FISH LAWS OF THIS
STATE.

Following is a brief summary OF
the game and fish laws of West
Virginia. which are interesting at
this time OF the year:
Deer cannot be killed from the
18th day OF December To- the 18th
day of October No person f. allow
ed to kin or hunt deer in West vir-
gigia at any time with dogs, or kill
more than two deer in any season. II
Is misdemeanor punishable by fine
of 50 to hunt or Ash upon the prop
erty of another without permission
from the owner or lessee OF the prop
.erty Fish must not be destroyed by
any means excepting by hook or line
or gig or spear
SEEMING or netting is prohibited
near the mouth OF any river or creek
and is not permitted anywhere except
from the 18th day OF September to
the Fist day OF December.
Jack fish less than seven inches
long. or pike less than eight inches
long black bass less than six inches
long, or trout less than four inches
long are not allowed to be caught.
Jack fish must not be caught by
any means from the 18th day of
April 10 the 9Th day of June. and
trout, and salmon from the LIST day
of September to the 1st day of Jan
nary
Bass. pike and pickerel must not
be caught between the 18th day of
April and the / ; day of June.
Suckers, carp and mullets may be
caught by gigging. spears or looping
ut any time.
Grouse, pheasant prairie chicken
and wild turkey must not be killed
from the 18th day of December and
the 18th day of October following.
any quail or Virginia partridge be-
tween the goth day of December and
the first day Of November following.
and more than - quails or part
ridges must not be killed i'm one day.
Teal. mallard ducks and wild geese
must not be killed between the first
day of March and between the 18th
day of September and the list day Of
January. excepting that owners Of
farms may kill them upon their own
farms at any time, If necessary.
Keeping ferret for the purpose OF
hunting is "A violation of the law.
Persons not citizens Of the State
must obtain a permit from the game
warden TO hunt in the State.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

Precinct No $:
On the north by the corporate
lines OF the city OF BlueReld; on the
south by the Norfolk and Western
Railway COmpany's right OF way: on
the east by the lines OF Precinct No
Z. Voting place on Allen street I'm
store building OF Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company.
IL Is further ordered by the court
that there be and is hereby estab-
lished at Brush Fork Schoolhouse in
Beaver Pond District voting place
In conformanco with the said report
OF II. c. Dangorheld. J. c. Davidson
and Alex Cooper, whose precinct
lines are bounded and described as
follows Beginning at the corporate
line OF Bluefield on the county road
leading from j. n. Hlgginbotham's
TO Blueheld at or near the dwelling
house OF Thomas Miles on said road
and running with said road To- where
it intersects the road leading from
Littlesburg to- Falls Mills, by way OF
j Higginbothams and from that
point TO the dwelling house of Mrs.
w b Davidson, and running from
the said dwelling house Of Mr. w. b.
Davidson so as to include any voter
at said house on straight line TO
the dwelling house OF Heziklah Poe.
so as to include any voters that may
be at house on the waters OF Lorton IS
Lick and from that running with
the waters of LOTIONS Lick TO the
line of Rock District and running
from that point in south west dl-
rcction and with said Rock District
line until it connects with line di-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

nding Mercer and Tazeweri county.
and with said county line until II
connects with the corporate lines n
Biueneld and with said corporato
line OF Blueheld TO the beginning.
and the voting place shall be at
Brush Fork School house.
It is further ordered that the mum
berlng OF the voting precincts in
said district be and is hereby changed
so that Ada Precinct shall No. 9.
Belchcr's school house No. 10, Lit
tlesburg so. H. Brush Fork school
house No. u. And the electors with
in the said precincts shall at ensuing
elections vote at the places herein
set forth within their respective pre-
cincts n IS further ordered that the
Clerk OF this Court do forthwith
make of and deliver to the sheriff
OF this county four copies OF this
order for each precinct herein de-
scribed and the sheriff shall post
In four public places in each pre-
clnct a copy hereof. The Clerk is
also directed TO cause copy of this
order to be posted at the front door
of the court house.
~ is further ordered that the
Clerk do cause copies hereof to be
delivered to the Dainty Leader. a
democratic paper I'm said county and
the Daily Telegraph. republican
paper in said county, for publication,
and said papers are directed to pub
fish i'm their columns this order for
one month and render their account
TO this Court.
A Copy Teste:
ESTILL BAILEY. Clerk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

Laird-Well. Sandy. you are get
ting very bent. Why don't You stand
straight like me, man? Sandy-Eh,
mon. do you see that field o. corn
over there? 81 do" "Weel. ven no
tice that the fun heids hang down.
and the empty ones stand up
ilasgow News.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-07-27
BRANDY for Auto.

From Paris Cor. london Standard.
The following story Of the shah Is
going the rounds in Paris, where the
lightest deed of so frequent and pop
ular a royal visitor is always followed
with interest. Just before he became
Ill his majesty mad the JOY OF seeing
a brand new motor car ~unpacked. As
excited az a child before a new toy, he
insisted that the car should be set go-
ing al once Now. motor spirit Is not
yet a ommon commodity In Persia.
The palace was searched but not a gill
could be found. Courtiers trembled.
but dared not admit that the royal will
could not be obeyed, but the shah clam
ored. and the truth had to come out
ar last. Nobody was led out for In
slant impalement. Instead. with a rea-
sonableness he may have learned In Eu-
rope. his majesty condescended to In
quire the nature OF the fluid required.
1t was spirit. The shah frightened up
at once. He had lots of it-1S6S brandy
specially ~purveyed to the imperial
household. 1t was brought, and the
new motor car 0 hurnmed along un-
der the explosive force Of alcohol.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-07-27
MONEY PROBLEMS or
THE BUSINESS GIRL

The American girl who makes her
as she is capable. She earns money,
out she does not save 1t. She spends
as she goes, and often foolishly. To
every working woman who has a
bank account Of her own making you
may count a hundred whose available
finances will barely cover the expenses
of car fares and lunches until another
pay day.
1t does not require en- abnormally
keen intelligence to perceive hat this
Is essentially unsafe and unwise.
Every girl who is self-dependent
ing that, laid safely aside for the in
evitable rainy day. Is the wherewithal
to weather the storm and keep warm
and comfortable meanwhile.
1t may be perfectly true that tss SAL
airy she earns is but a small one-too
small. indeed. to admit of any great
amount being deducted from 1t to form
u nest egg; nevertheless, unless she
does make a point of systematically
putting by d portion OF it, the time is
fatally sure TO come when she will find
herself with actual want staring her in
the face. The fact that she can at
best save but little does not justify her
In SdvlnS nothing.
As the quaint Scotch proverb has It:
MANY e mickle makes Il muckle," and
the odd PENNIES AID nickles and dimes
PUT carefully away mount with aston
ishing rapidity into the dignified region
Of dollars.
The love OF money may be tho root
OF ali evil, but he possession of money
Is also the ource OF great good. With
out 1t there is no uch thing as per-
~ tnd fnw -, 49,. Ne.
lack of financial esource spells sla-
very. Without money one is hampered
at every turn In the road of life, and
although n MAY struggle on by sheer
force OF Will so long as health and
strength remain, there looms ever in
prospect the day when sickness may
come and find one utterly unable to
meet the hundred III one expenses
that invariably coine with IL.
Then, too, non Is SO essential to
happiness nowadays hat the working
woman who simply lives from week to
week. using NJ all OF her salary as ii
comes. really has not learned to live at
all. Ii IS quite undcniable, of course.
that millions OF people do exist in this
hap-hazard fashion, but the fact that
half the world is grievously IMPROVE
dent Is no logical argument for i'm
providence In the individual.
There is only one way to accom-
plish anything in the direction of saw
ing noney-that Is. to have a definite
object I'm view to begin with, n then
to make IL an inlexible rule to put by
a certain SUM each week toward that
object.
The French working women, who re-
CARDS matrimony as the be-ail, and
cnd-all OF feminine existence, saves
| religiously from her dowry. knowing
that she cannot secure a husband
| without one. The American girl would
| scorn 10 Ge this, but she car find other
| objects as well worth while--a sick
fund. for instance. or 4 Christmas gift
ACCOUNT, or even q home and lot. 1t n
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-07-27
Feeding the King Of Spain.


The King OF Spain, whose marriage
has just occurred, is as fond of early
morning suppers as any frequenter OF
Broadway's all night restaurants. His
majesty keeps a palace cook on duty
until 4 a. m, 80 that he can have a re-
past at any hour after midnight.
The king Is devoted to the pleasures
Of the table. Five meals are served
daily in the Escurial palace. This is
Alfonso's eating schedule for h day:
s a. m.-Breakfast: Tea, coffee, choc-
olate, milk, rolls, ggs and cold meat.
IL a. m.-Luncheon with the minis
ter OF state: Soup, two entrees, joint,
vegetables. sweets and fruit.
4 p. m.-Tea or Spanish wine, cakes
and sandwiches.
p. m.-Dinner: Two SOUPS, two
entrees, a joint, vegetables, ices. sweets,
fruits. Spanish wines. champagne.
$3.50 d. m.-Tea, wines, cold meat,
crackers. cakes and dessert.