davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-28

MOhAmmed was a later prophet and a
greater one.
Burma; the home Of Buddhism, is one
OF the best missionary fields, and great
slocess has attended the Baptist mission,
which has it's headquarters at Rangoon.
For many years American missionaries
have been establishing schools and churches
in India. While this field has also been
dew eloped by the English missionaries, /
was informed that a majority Of the Sun day
School children are now attending Ameri-
can Sunday schools.
1t is ono OF the indisputabie proofs OF
our oountry's supremacy in altruistio work
that, though drawing nothing whatever
from India in the way Of revenues. it sends
into India every year for religious and
eduoa tional purposes almost as much as
England does, Notwithstanding The fact
that England draws something like a hun
dred millions a year from India.
MISSIONARY, PHYSICIAN N TEACHER.
We found the various departments OF
Christian work growing vigorously in India.
Medical missionaries are winning the on-
fdence and the affections Of the unfortunate;
teachers are bringing increasing Thousands
to a higher level OF intellectual development
and the ministers are explaining TO the
people why it Is that the Christian Is SYM
pathetic and benevolent.
Simply stated, the medical missionary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-28

not be large enough for the audience and
arranged to secure the tow hall, which
accommodates about 5000 people.
He was somewhat fearful that this hall
would be larger than necessary, but II
was the only audience room hat he could
secure. When the time came for the meet
ing the hall was not only filed to over
flowing but the crowd outside was such
that IL was difficult for US to effect an en-
trance.
NON-CHRIsTIANs
On the platform were prominent Indus
Mohammedans and Parsees. and three
fourths OF the audience at least was made
up of ~non-Christian Indians. Yet these
people listened for more thar an hour TO
a defence of the Christian religion-lis-
tened as attentively as any audience ever
listened 70 a political speech, and when !
went RrCm the hall the younger men were
massed along the way and cheered as Our
people cheer during the campaign.
The next day / received a letter from
one young man thanking me for shaking
hands with him az / passed out.
In the lettors on India I have referred
to tho Presbyterian college at Allahabad
40 Bombay VIZ found a Congregational
school for boys and girls and a school fol
the blind
1t touches ones he6ft TO see these sight
Isss littls Indians cared for by American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

The California supreme court has
decided that Edna Wallace Hopper
d nrt entitled q the estate q Nil
lionAlrr uHaamuIf
The great smelling concentrating
and electric ard steam power plant
% the Pear Wyoming Copper com
pauY at Grand Eneampurut. Wyo
waa prarficail. destroyed BY FIRE
yesterday sntaiiins q loss estimated
az to- o00. covered ~ Insurance -
the amount % ft58 0o0 The smell
Ter building vas saved after e hard
fight BY the Tire department The
origin ~ the fire 90 a mystery
a fishing boat stFurs a floating
mine March % OF the coast 81 the
province % EchiHsu Japan. and was
blown up. seven % her cree 81 ten
mon are missing.
The aanksy bin. providing FOR a
2-ceut railroad fare In Iowa was
killed IN the house. Statistics we're
presented % prove that the Scent
fare oaiy paid expenses On Iowa
roafa.
A cable dlspateh which waH re-
ceived from Toxic says that Jacob
~. 8ehiff. tho banker. vas decorated
with the order Of the Rising sun
while In audience with the emperor
of Japan.
A negro known a. Cotton" was
lynehsd yesterday near OAK Grove
station. Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
HER UNcLES'S GHOST

We had been hearing about
ghosts Ny mind was upon the sub.
iect. and mY Imagination vas exclt-
ed. perhaps A. we came ia uut ~
the frosty air Aunt Delta aaid 20
me. Ny dear. let me take sour
things upstairs fuf yoa
II was almost i2 when We went
upstairs 10 our rooms A bright
light burned Ga the Erate and ! did
not llahi the Has rudreasius An q
hurry I slipped into bed and lay
costly on the pillows when the clock
struck u. when suddenly the uost
uncomfortable quotation popped
into ny mind aud I found us--eif
repeating n Is the hour Yhcn
churchyarda yawu and graves & -
up their dead I wish had not
heard ~ that Just nov. Il f. un-
pleasant I thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
To HAVE NEW
COURT HOUSE

san Juan county vii have new
sil GOO court house which viii I'm
msdiately be built al Friday Hsf
bor. the county seat This infufma
tlnu waa brought down from the -
lands By Hen Lltehcnhefs 81 ne
revenue cutter service A special
election was ordered aud the pfupo
sitlon carried hy a large majority
The court house Will b. % stone.
Plans and specifications have beet
made aud the contract all be lot
aithin The week
PROM NeWhall comes word that
the Tacoma Smcitlns company has
purchased a large lime quarry pay
ing k1a.0o0 Tor the property A
wharf wlil BE- built. lime kiiun and
hnnkera constructed tl IL estimated
that 10 toms % iiWu wtll BE- turned
out daily tufulhhtns much employ
meat e. ialsarera On the island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
YOUR IDEAL MAN

know that n. somewhere. some day.
{ meet one who is the embodiment
OF all those strong beautiful quail
tiea 20 which my heart responds. !
shall signal an unconditional sur
render without delay. for | shall
recognize my Ideal man"
I shall know. aud he will know.
that the mutual love which must IN.
eTifahly spring into life rests upon
the firm and lasting foundation Of
inner worth and attraction. and not
upon mere outward. ephemeral
beauty Of face and form. know
that I shall not care n he be fair
or dark. tall or short. slight or
stout. handsoms or homelY. rich or
poor; 20 mo he will be all beauti-
ful HIS every falkland others
may possibly think that be has
some undesirable qualities be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

And just then tack. tack. tack
came three rApa on my headboard.
Nov Mr spookencafehef. the
man aho gave the lecture. had told
as that a spirit always gave warn
tuE II ita approach 81 three tape
audible to the person with whom IL
desired 90 communicate. who could
then ash Questions % 4 answered
BY one rap for no. fw0 for doubtful.
three for yes. ! had said then that
| should be much Obliged 10 my
uncle who had left me some prop
efty IN a mnddic which Kept II out
of M hands " he would communi-
cate stih ne on The subject aud tell
mo where some important papers
could ho found
Tack. tack. tack. repeated the
knocks Then ! said 20 myself. eaur-
age This may be that excellent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
HEAR HEARST
ARGUMENTS

WASHINGTON. y G. March -
The interstate commerce cemmlH.
aion fhla mofulnE heard The arEus
mrut ~ Congressman Hearst
against che Funaay .yabla railroad
regarding the rpads dealing Ia coal
Clarence ! shsarn. iieafata repre-
sentative argued that ia accordance
with a decision 81 the supreme
court hi the case 81 the Chesapeake
8 0hio lt vas euntrarY 90 nablif
potter for any cnmmuu carrier e. De
dealer In commodities " trane
uoFta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
SPRING HATS SELLING
CHEAP THIS WEEK

Nothing improves a mans ap-
psaranee like new up-io-dAie
hat This eeh oniy the seattle HAi
FACTORY. 1910 Second ay f. selling
high grade g. AMI 1850 hats. new
aprlng blocka. Tor O. Get your hat
before Saturday uiEht and save
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

a PEW REMARKS on kuHEfIK
The heeutf ard the ehiNairy we're
there. and the rest - Ne. tan. Hera
fairly sell represented Il the kuie-
iiA convert And such 10 hntauw
habbfsd down she lire. followed bY
ether exhausted Warriors iits de
iiEhffui eaiafinx perfect ekrcu-
finu annasrful fetsnse
'fhH HufisHrn might have been
eriuelHFd fuf having been Zoo iumait
unualf sppFertntife Hut q should
BE- remembered that Is person who
pays $50 plmnks for a asat has
prrfert ftsht 60 applaud - much a.
b. eiit q wHs uusiHH Hnd = be
aVafi9ious. perhaps. 60 make the lt-
tle Bohemian sdt a roatsrtipt after
10 had finished his commute alton.
but tta q national characteristics 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

-uus ihlns that don't iikr about
a boarding house l. that thr Iant-
lads follows the nAmc mruaHv a.,
after arek. and Yea ean tcil@u lht
fuu - EuinE - have any day. eFrii
year ahead
That's finbt Is the sawe " .,
a uk boarding. house. The otig iay
Ne aau knaH v hat we're EulnK Ia
have IL TbuFstibf ON that daY We
aiN ass set haHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

should your COPY OF The Star fail
70 reach you by o'clock any eve
ming. please DO us the favor 20 call
up our main office (Suaset. Main
1850. Independent 1851 between 8
and 7 o'clock. and We will send
you a copy At once. u you should
miss it more than once. please tels-
phone rs every time you miss &.
In this way we can be certain %
giving our subscribers a perfect ser
yice-and Il IL the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Superintendent YounEs. 81 the
lighting and water departments. vii
make trip 70 the CEDAR river head.
works and lighting station next
Saturday Mayer Moore aud some
other of the city officials viii make
a similar trip later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
"Womnn" or Lady?

at female witness referred 90 by me
counsel on the other whersa she heeam In
aant and regular proceedings interrupted Until ne lasr
officially Declared lust ho0orsbs a.
It very peculiar white adiea proud IN b. called
uaen the aero being called iaafA
Perhaps II In common meaning q me two words
eoaii everybody would be atrd Thea every T.
nal, would be hay would Be entitled 70 me
hiKaer name u
rs no means arr su usen selie,uea those who
are called such 80 least Eena
uhns ssntsusa prefer be spoken Il aa
employed Intention - respect woman = more
Venerable than aay Ia Liucons Hs looks iSs Ha" aF-
piled compliment than lie hooks uSs
gpntsmnu~ bferl
Tsks the quotations a air. ana "A PER-
planned hs woi woman IN each
aav and see the Isfty meaning commonplace
what person Of asucaey fseiuT caaa hHt q ne
,s,h.r merely as lady, The deep ina, me heart
thrluux by 'hs noble souootea q"ahsa o.
what Young man merely pecauss sfe ia
-asyr shs may swell -socy-iady bat
man. heart love responds 30 her
Yet pssibls old word woman 20 be uaFa
eannptuoas lawyer probably supioyea n
When am person. nled with SENSE Of his own
grandeur begins remark person opposite Vow
my good woman Justified taking onenss II T. rot 'ae
ora @eosa o. bat the flavor Of COM
!, takes real nan appreciate and 10 Use The
word IN way ths honor that attaches 70 H.
Thousands crawling out Of the earth ana
soaunS over the districts Of the city
OF the trout fishing sunday determined as
fNaa astr rrufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
STAR DUST
BY JOSH"

Hst puF moneys worth THAT'S Why
er'rr mnking tho other tribes pf tho
earth eat cur dust n may be
shfrNH. but IL % artistic. 10 pro-
toms musical program Isn't ~
canoHieal that ihc more cultured one
becomes iu music the lees one wants
- ttf
Irom our position. about % Yards
northwest Of the pfusreuium beK
kuheiik looked ail right with the
exception of fee ininaf details.
tie needs q Hrs pair 90 shoes aud a
half a dozen brand new hair cuts.
ntr shauid also have an aeeompan-
- lea reserve That chap sthsah
81 no tFaiird along on the piano. u
in Imminent danger Or swapping his
head off Yet the Ffrwaofno passi
h9itY ~ srif aeearifatiou b. the af-
eoWpaulst doesn't dntrart from the
aftahlau. Indeed II Just adds the
aaota q dabksf uaffig lent 60 spice
the hfherniae perfect security
We're no reference made 20 tie
pianist Mias AaHrH 0HH8ner E9fe.
fhla efifiqus would pairablY be shy
fvv chips We have always en-
IaYed piayina b. Eyre. anyhow Ia
taaarinE please note mat Tho fhap.
aaiie Ilonsfuiar. ~ f.iani hes been
pronounced ~ Some - heavenly
length OTHERS dspnse and way rs
unEetiF iauH Hs that a. % may.
Ne have never heard that fh5ps8die
played better. oF " 40 ala we Ners
nai aware II IL "a the time uf since
AZ lhs fish ~ bsinE Irrelevant.
We aenife 10 say that the tenifu-
xerNf as % huw the name kubsiik Il
pronounced & Heu q ciaHHd incident
The saeistf editor nna arfaiisd 60
acquire the Information. she
brought d back nHeathsd in sfusies.
you paals the aeeant GA tho first
syllable. pronounce she letter @u
last as II fieh uncle had died. lssv-
ing ysa "a million dollars ard ~ 10
book unyuneefned
In conclusion iei Il be said
that she era 81 classical music
has uuw dAwn~d upon gH o.
has foanf na ready kubelfa has
suulr HutebrHon and SafdirA are
COMING Les 'sm come We're not
afraid ~ eth Joplin mo- Globe
4 REMEMHFW ! REMEMBER NOT
] remember { remember.
1y uauar hat nothing more.
Why yesterday % iu rvs mind
Ike aEes iauE passed Ger
Ths things / dif last week are but
A faE that fiouds my brain.
Attempts o. feruiises iusi one.
Alas. are made 81 FalH
I remember. ] remember.
A man gave me " Hit
81 things before and since that time
remember nat Biz
f1ut g Z li1 remember thrm
haVa no dnuht that
Would faiiop oouasera goad al
flrr
peeiiue 20 make reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

uncle Of yours Why should you
fear hiptf Then ! covered my head
with the blankets aud said, is that
you. dear uncief" on ths instant
came the deply. tack. tack. tack
aThafH yes said |. Have you
como 70 tell inc about those lost
paneiHf"
Tack. tack tack came the rapa
"Oh. tell mo where they afci
We're they alaleug
one tap followed the question
No.
did YOU hide lhsm1"
Tack. tack. tack
That's yes Then sat up and
asked. where" This time came
five rapa oh. what shall I do"
cried Aud then gres dumb. a
horror such as ! never felt before
oropt over me. Tor before me stood
my uncle lie had evidently been
experimenting the fnppinK in per
son. for there he Bna behind the
bed. which stood feW feet from tbe
sail tie wore the long gown IN
which be performed the service ~
the church The was clergyman.
and his back VAS toward nae. Ills
long white hair, abundant and al
ways floating Ia the winds. was eR
aetly what o. Naa ga NE lie was
small man aud very straight. with
shoulders 90 which age had given a
decided slope II vas his spirit
fNF4E 4 #..yA .FfuF
bfayeig but At that moment slowly
and with q gliding step. he moved
towards me. and ! gave a horriB e
Shrek and tainted dead away
When / came ~ myself Aunt Del
"a aud Nora. the coax we're beside
me The room Vas light and
could hear them say Shes com
inE "a. npN Perhaps VIII need not
go Zoe the doctor How do you feel
uow. ny dear"
"Oh said /. "Oh. dear don't be-
anEFy with me ID Waa 80 dreadful
What was dreadful 7' hsiU Aunt
Delta
'rhe spirit" said !
saints protect ua. said Nora.
Hiif Vt HAN WAHHth Wv HaA#
ITS that lecture You are dream
Ing. said Aunt Delta
No. said i. u man side awake
Il saa behind the bodatsad g l
turned A. ! spoke Wen. there u
Nan still. buf you see the lights wafe
bright hetNeen the windows. aud ]
saw uhat h Nah There wa long.
ahaky. purpaaaleba booking double
lnintrd gas JET A. ths head Of The
bed aud On thls Aunt Delta. who
vas reckless little mortal. had
hung ny long shawl and my Ions
haifsd white muff
The thing Waa aiwaya swinging 70
and fro. and having been pulled
down further from the vail than
usual the sharp burner hii against
the betHiead On the whole 81
made the most awfnl ghost ia the
semi darkness. and ! maintain TO
this daY that II was precisely Ike
pssor dear uncle IN bis sufplicc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

to me virtue. hla every failing a
manifestation of strength.
N he lnduigea ia intoxicanta. Il
will be Ia the same delightful de.
honalr way. with the same exquisite
grace that he would lnhale the
fragrance Of fnyofite flower II
he follows the Eod. Nicotine Il will
be With a dainty aitfactiYenese shat
would convert the moat rahid 90.
ponent ~ the weed "a the subtle
pleasures ~ an after dinner smoke
Il he courts the society uf women
other than myself. It will he IN n
manner that ta a compliment. rather
than slight. ia me he will be Ia
me pure gold without alloy will
nnd Ia him an affinity and SIT
periar bodily. intellectually and
spiritually. and viii love him With
all the strength Of a love which uu
LESSER mortal could awaken. Most
gladly. loyuuHly. would | SAY,
WHITTIER thou goeth ! viii Fo also.
thy people shall be my people Thy
God shall be my God Tor the whole
strength 81 my oNn individuality
would meet and merge In that OF
my Ideal man
pHoEnE brown,
We trust Miss brown may some
| dav meet her Ideal man When ahF
| does the Ideal man VIII meet very
| clever woman n ve are "a judge by
the above The mail Tits morning
brought many aspifanta for the ".
81 and g. prisrs To be awarded To
| the best Ideal Man" descriptions
Address your letters 10 The Ideal
Man. the star. Seattle siEn Win
your full name and address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Nov that the Seattle Electric co
has ceased running itH cars aefoHa
the Great Northern tracks on tie
tHeHtie a. tho old street grade on
tarhnoa a. II is anticipated that
The work - completing ths work
Of raising that and surrounding
affesa 70 the new grade levels viii
e. forward promptly and that tho
uew stFeesa eiii BE- e0mpieted 10 siK
weeks or two monthH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
NY IDEAL MAN.
We love not form but attributes,
At least that's true % me.

" = INV AANH SIS sAh HHaH#
Al least that's true Of me-
I know the attributes I love
are ali possessed BY thee.
Strong. beautiful eharaeteristics
Of the soul. OF the mind, Of the In
uer man, and not mere physical at
Effectiveness. gain and hold the love
that is worthy OF acceptance. We
love one friend FOR certain qualities
or attributes peculiar unto their In
fividualiiy, and another for certain
other traits which awaken re-
sponsivs chord 10 our being Each
day discover some new lovabio
quality in those different lndlyld-
usls whom ! love as friends. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Eyrry time Andy Hamilton feels
one comiue On the other follows %
the shaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

FOR aALE-CiEar stand. Inquire
T. II. &. Detroit Hotel go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Al men are In
zoe Nv dress frfntm
FER somebody 20
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16

~ - J. = - .. II =, - - !
o For Rent Farms. :.
FARM THREE MILES FROM HOPKINS; e2o
I acres; has good fo-room house; :tlarge barn,
stone creamery. granary, chicken house, etc;
6es acres under plow, "a Timothy and clover,
II alfalfa. rs wild meadow, so timbered pas
ture; rest orchard. e -..!fs.S - - =
minneapolis Trust Company,
's' Hennepin and Fourth St. ~. 49,
100 ACRES NEAR FARM1NGToN,. MINI; ALL
under cultivation; good black loan and good
buildings might SELL Address. NJ. L. Chestnut.
1914 Stevens av, Minneapolis, MINI.
TWO Small Farms For Rent, Near City; viii
sell. NJ. R. Waters, Phoenix building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
WANTED TO, RENT

o WANT 70 RENT GOOD il 10 15-RooM
residence in vicinity of university. Good {
O., tenants; will lease for long term. II. NJ q
0 Olson, 515 Security Bank building. T. c.
1902 ~. {
d q q q q q O @ 20 % % 20 O. 20 {
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
- -ss- 10
WALL PAPER.

Beautiful designs in up-to-date paper very
reasonable; small lots of 1Oc papers, &c; 1oc
paper, &c.. painting, room moulding and pa
per hanging. Baker, 11S 9Th st S, opposite
do =. . .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16

WANTED-FURNIsHED FLAT FOR MAN
. and wife or 6 rooms; Immediate posses-
sion: best references. NORTHWESTERN phone,,
Nicollet 413. Nj 554 Hi .,,.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
FOR SALE MISC ELLANEoU

Z
Sontlnued
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSE. FuRNIsH.
I ings on private sale TOMORROW NJ hip sacriace
prices for cash owner iaavtno nf+v. nnr,
sprising fine Rahdcaryed four.po s'' ANTIQUE dS
bed worth 500: for sax. 4 SOLD mohnoasr,n
antique Napoleon bed FOR only S3S. 1s.ant;n1,e
mahogany consul table: 4 sninni,c ,yheeI
81; i birdseye 9mapIe dresseri = x1T. fns 70
= nrnn hair pross nDed worth S45 for S2s
oak dresser with French mirror. $1i; pill
11ows i ANTIQUE ant mahogany bureau $3.50;
only . $7 ANTIQUE mahogany sofa In fine
CONDITION. $40; ! new upright oak folding
pea cost O. S4S. 1or $l2o0; box seat dining
sawed extension table. cost $50. for $14; 1
oak emma closet; Weathered oak pieces;
secretary bookcase. So; center tables, 81 up;
bookcases very cheap; i antique mahogany
bedin@ from
chair: q asM eet toned snnrieht' niann WITH thras
pedals oniys 500 "a ,hip 1hsroaina. chtmoninrs
steel he'd conches commndes ~ rlnr haatar
good range gas range refriuera for fonoS as
new. Kitchen furnifure : carnefs. etc etc ,
at less than half cost price; must be sold to.
to new. Don't miss Il. ..Brown's old esfab-
y lished salesrooms No ~ eth at n four doors
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
For Rent-Furnished Flats.

YOUR GRANDMOTHER NEEDED IT. YOUR
mothers wanted 1T. Your wives demanded It,
None So-Good Sanitary Sweeping Compound.
Hennepin Hardware Co, I02 Hcnnepin av
TO ADULTS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED MOD.
,ern apartment, four rooms and bath; first
floor: walking distance; IL blocks from Nicollet
ay. $50. 800 18th st.
$4,000 w FRANKLIN Av, FRANKLIN
Heights apartments, three and bath.
furnished complete. Apply to Thorpe Bros,
2o6 Andrus building.
s1x-RooM MODERN FLAT. ALMOST NEW
completely furntshed elegant location. Lowry
hill district. T. c. 4943 Would rent with
ont furniture.
WILL RENT UNTIL SPRING: A CLEAN,
bright, modern furnished apartment $45.
Call Sunday afternoon, fiat 10. 1906 Nicollet.
FOR THE WINTER, TO TWO ADULTS, A
furnished fiat of 5 rooms Call Sunday or
after ). S11 10th n.
F1VE-RoOM. GROUND FLOOR. COMPLETELY
furnished fat for rent at SO 18th Sc.
Inquire there.
foUR-ROoM FLAT FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping; hot water heat. Inquire at 1918 Cir
ard ny S.
FURNISHED FLAT, UNTIL MAY l, s45. T. G.
1059a see janitor at 1860 Nicollet