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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06
Farmers Institute


Program of the fourteenth annual
meeting of the Farmers Institute to be
held at Logan opera house, Dec Is, 10
and 20, 1906
TUESDAY, 100 p. NJ.
Music.... Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Invocation Rev w n Graves
Ouartet,e -. High School Boys, Logan
Recitation. .........W Peterson
Address, The Farm and the School"
.......... Prof G b Rigg, Woodbine
Recitation .............. Una Holcton
Address. Renaissance" ......,.
Mrs l. ID Willett. Woodbine
Solo Miss Stella O'Reilly
Music ...... ............. Orchestra
WE DNEsDAY, $50 A. NJ
Orchestra Oh II Knight. Conductor>
Prayer ..@........ Rev + Bohemian
The Best Method Of Conducting the
County Fair" ..... ...........
......... II knauss, Rec lers Mills;
Discussion opened by b III Harris,
Wnodbinc
Talk, Farmers Clubs" ...........
........... John Bos,winl;, Orson
Solo ........... Pcrtha Foutch
Cattle Feeding for Profit .......
-............ .....C II Johnson Logan
Discussion opened by Bert swan, Mo
Valley
Appointment of Committees
Music ................ Orchestra
WEDNESDAY, i p NJ.
Music ........ .......#.... Orchestra
Solo -. .............. Gertrude Jones
Recitation ............M Mrs S Mahoney
"Thc Western Iowa Farm Orchard"
Observation-Disclosures. Albert Worth
Discussion opened by III Deur, Mo
Valley
How to Bcautily our Lawn" 800.
-. ....... Thomas Worth, Orson
Recitation -. .......... .......
-. Marjorie Mckinnon, Mo Valley
"'fhe Future Possibilities of Iowa as
Corn State w S Kelly. Mondamin
Discussion opened by A b Case, Logan
The Farmers Home" .......
.......... Mrs II l. Jones, Mo Valley
Discussion opened by Mrs b a Keller,
Logan
N, IN
Music .................@ ..... Orchestra
WEDNESDAY, 30 p. M.
Music Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Prayer 80. Rev l. c Harris
Recitation >. .Nina Wood
Cornet Duet wv S Peterson, w l. Orr
Recitation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
........ b Franklin Hall, Woodbinc
Address, "Iowa's Greatest Crop" 80.
......... Prof w S Lewis, Sioux City
Music. High School Glee Club, Logan
Music. MISUNDERSTANDING. Orchestra
THURSDAY, o 30 A. M.
Music acknowledgements. ........
MUSIC ................. ........
Twentieth Century Country Roads"
..............A E Bessire, Mo Valley
Discussion opened by ] c McCabe, Lo-
gan
Recitation ........... Gertrude Jones
The Best Method of Raising and
Caring for Hogs observation-disclosures.
Oscar Doty, Mo Valley
Discussion opened by E A Sclleck,
Woodbine
Paper -. Mrs John Thomas, Woodbine
Solo. $685.. ....N S Lawrence. Magnolia
THURSDAY, Up. M.
Muslc.... ........... Orchestra
Report of Committees
Cutting, Curing and Storing Cane,
Alfalfa end Other Clovers" !. 49,.
.......,......A Spooner, Mondamin
Discussion opened by ] H johnson,
Logan
MUSIC. ............ ..................
Music ........ .......... Orchestra
Things l Like to See in and About
Our Country Homes and Schools"
..........Mrs Laura Peterson, Logan
Discussion opened by Mrs w II John
son, Logan
Music .......... ...Children's Chorus
Solo -. ....Miss Bertha Caldwell
Mrs. Robertson, of Whiting,
returned home this morning,
after q few DAVIS visit with
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1t was thought that corporal
punishment was sometimes ne
cessary in our public schools,
but should always be used with
discretion and in private if pos
sible.
Nationwide disputes are gen.
orally settled according to laws
of justice.
Questions for next meeting.
/. How do women's inven-
lions during the last century
compare with mems, both in
number and general usefulness
to mankind? Discussion OPEN
ed by G. H. Longman.
2. Which is the most prof.
table to the Iowa farmer, hay
and grass or corn? Discussion
opened by w. A. Selvy.
3. What should be planted
in the garden to make 1T first
class? Discussion opened by
Mrs. Perry.
Committee on Questions.
F. F. Bebee, Mrs. G. H. Long
man and j. Fensler.
On motion, the Club adjurn-
ed to meet at Orrton, Dec. goth
1906. lilly Perry, Pres.
F. F. Bebee, Sec.
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The funeral of Mrs. Bates
Branson was largely attended
today by sorrowing friends.
The funeral discourse was
preached 10y Rev. Iligbce. The
remains were buried in tn.
Frazier cemetery.
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Harris Grove Farmers Club

Harris Grove Farmers Club.
On Saturday Nov. 24th 1906,
the Harris Grove Farmers Club
met at "Willow Glen," the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. McKen-
ney. Only one member of the
Club was absent and the follow
ing visitors were present, and
materially assisted in the pro-
gram:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Deal; Mr..
and Geo. Haskins:; Miss Mary
Sublett; Aunt Caroline McKen-
ney and j. G. Brundige.
The Club was called to order
at 11:30 a. M, and opened with
music by Mrs. Harry Mckinney
and Dolly Walters, after which
the minutes were read and APP
proved.
Selections were read by Mrs.
Longman and B. A. Divilbess.
Dinner was announced, and
for two hours eating and visi-
ting were the order of business.
At 2::3O p. M, the Club was
opened by singing: "When the
mist has cleared away" In
teresting selections were read
by Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Selvy, Mrs.
Fensler, Mrs. Jones, Geo. Hask-
ins and H. H. Mckinney.
Francis Alexander gave us a
little recitation.
The question laid over from
last meeting was answered as
follows: that cooperative gard
ner in each neighborhood would
be a good thing, and that if a
competent man were employed
to raise and deliver the vegeta-
bles at the homes of the neigh
borhood, it might not prove too
expensive. 1t was thought that
at least twelve families should
cooperate.
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Mrs. Overacre returned from
Council Bluffs yesterday, where
she had been visiting friends.
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oyster supper at Soldier Valley Thanks
giving evening. A good time was re-
portci
Mrs. Blankenship and twins visited
with Mrs Onstott's Movday.
David Bostwick and Essie Ov;ait
were home from Woodbine school 20
spend Thanksgiving with their folks.
Calvin Hedge. returned Wit, t'.cm to
take UP the school work.
,Jno Onstott and daughter Lois wee
in Omaha Monday. We suppose the
were looking for Christmas novelties
l. A McWilliams is doing nicely since
his operation. We are glad to learn Of
his Improvement in health
Mr. and Mrs I'm Stokes, OF ii lalc,
spent Thanksgiving with her folks, Mr.
and Mrs Geo Lister.
Oar school opened Monday with TIC
same successful teacher, Miss An..a
Depuc.
Mr. and Mrs w X Hedges have movcl
To Maplcton, Iowa, where he has 1k.n
up The real estate agency. He has tie
citizens wishes 10. his success.
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The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Kenyon is reported quite
sick.
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DR.. McGavren reports a son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Nc
Orchard Sunday.
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DR.. DeVore reports a sor
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elvir
Davenport.
Notice.

All members of Esther Court
No. q, 7. B. H., are cordially
requested to be present at the
next regular meeting, Dec. II,
1906. There will be initiation
Of candidates, also election of
officers for the ensuing year.
Geo. Harty, Scribe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Program of the fourteenth annual
meeting of the Farmers Institute to be
held at Logan opera house, Dec. Is, 10
and 20, 1906
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Two fellows from Moorhead
came to the Valley yesterday
evening, with arrangements
made to meet a young girl from
Logan. Marshal Butcher and
Night Marshal Brinker didn't
like the looks of the fellows so
kept their eyes on them.
When the train arrived from
the east the girl got off and
Night Marshal Brinker took
her in charge and took her to a
hotel and had her taken care of
for the night. This morning
Marshal Butcher talked with
her mother in Logan, over the
phone, and the girl was sent
back home on the morning
train, a sadder but wiser little
girl.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Harry Young, of Council
Bluffs, was the Sunday guest
of Miss Clara Azof in this city
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Monday Dec 3

Frank Hall was shaking
hands with old friends in the
Valley today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shultz
and son, who have been the
guests of their daughters, Mrs.
Van Hosen and Mrs. Hoyle, re
turned to their home in Schuy-
Ter, Nebr., Sunday Afternoon.
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Miss Emma Green left last
evening to resume her school
work near Modale.

Miss Lucia Brown returned
to her studies in Boyles college
this morning, after a Thanks
giving visit with her parents
in this city.
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Mrs. Robertson, of Whiting,
returned home this morning,
after a few days visit with
Mrs. R. w. Harvey.
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st. John Items

Harry Foreman was visiting in St
] ohm Sunday
Elmer oncs, VINO has been visiting
relatives in Illinois. returned home last
week.
MIR and Mrs Robert Kirkland VISITED
with George Foreman and family Sun
day last.
TIA Denton and wife left for Okla
homa Tuesday, where they go to spend
the winter
Miss Margic Ladson is ON the sick
list.
EW Greene caught a fine opossum
weighing nearly twenty pounds.
Corn husIing is almost a thing OF the
past in this vicinity now
ca Pitzcr is moving house near
Cal Junction.
lnez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mike
Coyle, is quite sick.
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Rev. Torrey is having very
good success in Omaha and
there would seem to be plenty
of material for the good man
to work on.
j. w. Smith, of Omaha, is in
the Valley looking up a location
for a jexelry store.
John Huntsinger is visiting
his relatives in Magnolia.
Frank Willard, who wa NJ
jured several weeks ago while
working at the freight Office,
having his leg broken, has so
far recovered as to be around
on crutches. He goes to Moor
head next week for a visit.
NJ. d. Myers and w. A.
Phillips We're Omaha passen-
gers this afternoon.
Miss May Chalfant is teach
ing in the room recently va
Gated by Miss Marie Dege, who
has gone to Council Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Is there any need of your go
ing outside of Missouri VALLEY
to buy your Xmas goodsi
Look over the ads in the daily
and weekly Times Of this and
future issues. Ali classes of
goods are shown which should
be of interest to holiday shop.
pers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Frank Mills and ]. w. Lloyd
left this morning for MARSHALL
town where they will enter the
Old Soldiers Home.
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B. j. Heath and wife, of
Harris Grove, were the guests
of A. A. Heath, Sunday.
Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at
public sale at his farm a
miles northeast of Mo. Valley,
the following property on Tues
day, Dec. II, '06. Sale at one
o'clock.
Four head of cattle consist
ing Of one good mich COW, six
years old, half Durham and
half Jersey, one 2 year old
heifer, half Shorthorn, one 3
year old heifer, one calf.
One gray mare, weight 900.
Four head of hogs, consisting
of one thoroughbred China
SOW and three shoats.
Miscellaneous Attic les
About 400 bushels of corn in
crib, about a tons of millet hay,
/ phaeton, 2 sets single har-
ness, steel range, / air tight
heater, and all other household
goods, not mentioned, 3 dozen
chickens, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms sums over $40
one years time, purchaser Civ
ing note with approved seoul
ity bearing 8 per cent interest
Under $40 cash. 2 per cent off
for cash.
Bates Branson.
Dan McCune, Auct.
j. P. Martin, Clerk.
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George Thompson, of Chad
ron, is In the Valley for a few
days.
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O. P. McKesson, Of Omaha
was in the Valley today, look
ing after his land interests OF
the Missouri bottom.
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Ed Rourke raised on the old
John Rourke fam this year
seventy bushels of corn to the
acre.
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House Burglarized

Word was received in the
Valley this morning that a man
who had been in the employ Of
the Olinge1s for some time
past, decamped last evening
with four or five suits Of clothes
belonging TO Rube Olinger.
He also took along for good
measure a telescope suit case,
rifle and other articles.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Norris ar
rived from Chicago this morn
ing to attend the funeral SER
vices for the late Roscoe Har-
mon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Mrs. Eli Watkins returned
from Boise City, Idaho, yester.
day, where she had been in
the hope of improving her
health.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Ed Myers went to South Da-
kota this morning on land bust
ness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

: Dimmick & D;mmick, yester-
day sold the Henry Aehler's
farmof so acres, S nth of town.
for $50 per acre.
Miss Margaret Butler, who
was operated On for appendices
tbs in the hospital in Omaha on
Monday, is getting along nicely.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Engineer Hollingswortb,
wife and son left this morning
for San Diego, California,
where they will spend the win
ter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Martin & Stout sold tao old
Jim Kennedy place of 5l2
acres near Calhoun this week,
to Oscar Shaft, of Norfolk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

L. Brisk, Of Sioux City, has
opened a second hand store in
the building first door west of
Nels Mattson's cigar store,
where he is prepared to buy all
kinds Of second hand clothing,
old junk, etc. He will call at
your house for the clothing if
you will leave word at his
store, and pay you the highest
price for the same. See his
ads in today's Times.
Soren Brown and wife were
the Sunday guests of friends in
Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Kellogg
left last night for Kirkland,
Florida, where they will spend
the winter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

The public sale at M. j. Fitz-
gibbons farm Saturday was
a hummer. Everything went
off like hot cakes at a corn
shucking and everybody
seemed to be satisfied with the
bargains they got.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

Miss Matte Coleman is now
in Dickman's store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

A. Glenn, of Council Bluffs,
was in the Valley today. Glenn
used to furnish music for the
dances in this part of the coun-
try forty years ago.
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For Sale-blcyeless

TKRTFORD SPECIAL A.7si hsadeuarts--s
for an Rartfords: Diaynond Puneture= prsoE
q az six months written guarantee. Fiil-
csnfzinr 4Qc; front wheels. Sl-67; back, lbs
ZONES. sOz-6e4 E ST. mySth, .sa-l2t
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Wanted-Roard.

WANTED-By young couple. two children
toldest two years). Boeri md room in sub
uros; must have roomy. Bnady yard: state
price; references exchanged. Address BOX
"a. Times ONCE my2-d
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Ranted-Rooms Q Board

IYANTED-By young coupls tno Children
boom and bcsrd IN private family. state To-
<cattcn and price OF room Address BOX 22s
Times Office! my5-Zt
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Table Board.

wAN-ED-One more to complete a charm
INK mess OF six gentlemen 1916 ST NV
ap2S-7t
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Summer Board.

A COOL, restfuI SCOT for summer board Is
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Sd and 7
SITS ne Opens June l. ap27-5ot
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lob Printine.

WE. WILL PRINT for so days. 1000 state
Inents for 81 80; 0oe. 81 70; 5000. S.: all other
work IN proportion. THE GLINERI PRESS,
se5 F st. nv. Union shop. Pboae Main
eesT-Y, and representative Rill call my-,S9t
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Other washington Paper
looms and Board.

BIA HEIGHTs-Large south front.
! without board; gentlemen. l225
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H ST. Nw.-Good board and rooms
IS week. myl-5t
bRGE WASHINGTON HCFEI4 18th and
York ave, overlooking White House.
st-ciass family hotel: double rooms. SIS
=. single room. SIS per Dconst.: good board:
ansients. 81 per Gay ind 60 ap30-I5t
kICELY furnished rooms for gentleman with
| without board. 1924 New York ave. NV.
Ap3o-Tt
h 9Th Nw.--Newiy furnished rooms with
tst-class board. $ per week apz7-Et
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FINE TOMATO PLANTS. 1sc a dozen. a527
TIN 81 -. go go
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FOLDING BED. dining table, chairs. OIL
S.oln,- Ss'e-' party leaving city 1854 10Th
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Bicycles.

VANTED-A bicycle: must be in good con
dition and cheap; state make and price
Address BOX 30. Times ONCE. my3-St
WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN washington 113 Pennsylvania ave NV
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conehuon. cost s160: for 800, alsso two sefS
harness, $ and IS: one saddle and bride SOL
AGptg after ,. m 100 9Th Sc. Tny5-5t
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etely furnished sec
bors; every ccnven-
- Eay3-St
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"a house, light nOusekeep-
I'd St Sc. my2-St
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AND BOARD. $50 a week. 1872
; NV fny3-3t
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For Sale-hiscelIaneous.

tok s.AiI-E5-Cheap. good secondhand Iurn-
Der ana building material 5: 8 900 bric(s- 49,
two carts Apply 2lls G ST nv rs, e a,
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furnished front room,
per week $40 per month:
Id rs Sth ST. NV
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Wanted-Ds-

q A1STFD-To purchase a good raj dos.
tlv 70 HOLMES a SON lst ana II So ~7s
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TOR sALE-Handsoune trap: party leaving
eS9 o ST. NV. me-
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Is. with board. for two gentlemen. Ap-
RANDLE PARK. Congress Heights
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FOR SALT1-StOck and fixtures. CHARS -
uonery. toys. etc 5lS ~ 81. sE nnyaas
FOR SALE-MarbIe-slab bedroom SUITE a.
40 virginia ave Sc II
FOR SALE-Iee box. rockers, dining -0o--
and other tables; bargains I'D ID 81 ne
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looms for light house
NV II
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4 In Wash
kchine and
lining order
d. OPEN
ny2-st
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Birds. Docs. Etc.

=;7-777-F, french poodle dog two years Old
ADDRESS BOX ~. Times Office mys-st
75T-1T-E FRENCH POOpI.ES, JAPANESE
PfTCS. AND BOSTON TERRIERS fANS1
BREED chickens. swans. DUCKS goats. .1tSSo
flower and zc-den seeds and SteinInetz
Unplezent Kumpnee. a sure roach an6 Nate g.
bug destroyer. SCHMIDS BIRD 61OElz. -
18th .. RwP
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tished rooms for light
ble- 7l3 II st. NV.
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SECOND-HAND furniture business for -,
cheap fine location. Address BOX % --s sa.e.
Office. - si 5.
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NV stucebaker wsgol gear: price. e.
- - -. rny7-2t
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nishod room for light house
gas, bath; near car line.
price. including gas for cook
nth during summer. rs Law
Brookland. D. g. n1yI-3-
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ns 60 rent. g, s.. 2ls
mas
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Wall Paper.


5o0z1s pa Erred. S1.75 up; house paint-S
1899 I..est - ices. CsHAS. A CARLISLE
sas u 81 ne. hhone Fast S2s7. my3-3t
TaTI- PAPERS. &c w. MONS. 50 Up;
Sree samples and estimates hLASE. 80 p
L.ee .,s my1-St
P00FS PAINTED Black Diamond Paint.
~. per square: guaranteed one year; mouse .
~ %, .st,,g a spectalty w O CARLISLE q
- sSi F 81 NV. Phone Main 0oSI Id
,.pss-st
0N- v MAHONEY. the ProgresSiEe raper-i
| hansar. reliable prompt. cheap ieesA guar
antee covers ali our work Sena koSI - I e3P
$50 ssn,nIes and estimate Main STORE -
| Tree sa1-aS ave Sc telephone East II y.
Or fo,iowIns agencies De Maine soE, CO. ~ ~.
% - sf Anacoss Ia EOvsleTs store.
-ess Heights; so7 rev aorh az ave-, NV NN-:
a Glendale: Postofhce. Colonial
cons GERS & FRrde8, Hyattsyliie.
l2so g. TwinIng CITY New
General eto.- IIoId's store Sea-
Beach; VA IT, apa7-7t
No: Sh3w'S StAS
aSenrvs inst sstsriisA--.
brooke, Nd. -----------
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or second floor
bgether; house.
II
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or light house
with or with
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ETRNIsHED-Three large: az ~ ~, 6y,'I 81
gas and bath. slZ- Aoore'0 mys-2t,
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room. southern exposure.
4. BrOokland. d c. my2-St
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FINISHED rooms for light house
bther rooms 1854 9Th St NV
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b room. sls Pennsyl-
myS-3t
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D POEMS; delightful location:
ST. nw., near 18th St cars; fur
no story rooms. summer rates.
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A PARTY who has been IN hotel business
would Ike q person Of means TO assist 10
opening hotel IN Atlantic City; need not an
swer unless meaning business. Address BOX
81 Tines once Tnv3-Sr
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:. ,,,f,.-nished rooms anu ooe-. -
N. u.iA o. rent. 1245 eth St NV
., HOO-
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all improve
my3-2t
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Business Chances.

ROOMING and boarding house: no better
location in city; Income 500 month: furni-
fnre worth 81. O00s Will sacrifice Tor $50 II
sold this week NEW YORK BUSINESS
BKokERS. Oh F. my5-st
GROCERY and confectionery: rent. sI7. in
Guiding i've rooms and store: bargain 800
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, eli F.
my3-3t
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BR RENT-FOur unfurnisnsa, r Snstes: 50.
81 floor: private oafh' my2-st
rs 5.h 81. NV.
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EUE AEGb-
Furnished and unfinished Rooms.
ron RENT-Two or three rooms, furnished
or unfurnished- III Sd 81. NV Inys-st
NICE ROOMS. cheap. 500 K st. Ew. my3-3t
OVFRT OOKING Iowa Circle: 1911 18th St
pleasant room in atuactiye. well kept house.
4
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NW--FOr rent, large room, fur
board for two. 81 & week: also
*ki private family. myI-3t
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4 or sec.
\ BOX 224.
/ my2-st
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niSnea rooms. light Housekeeping:
or ~ x st. NV my1-3t
ely furnished rooms for housekeep-
hild' en- l24s II 81. ne myl-st
a f-Han room. s. per month.
f-ST--ThEee rooms. suitable for Of
- q 81 NV myl-St
y. NW.-Large furnished front room
eekeepinSs IS week. myI-3t
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For Rent
nished Rooms.

80 THREE unfurnished room
1870. hack porch; light hooA
3s2 + st. ne. l
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FTaREE light, cool rooms very nay2-2t
Iss Massachusetts ave. :
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CASH REGISTERS.

FOR SALE-At H. BERNHEIMER' S. s2S
G St NV 500 street lamps, JUST the thing
for country homes or villages; viii sell very
cheap, particularly in quantities aps-S0t
IS FOR SANITARY. orop-side couches:
CSC: go-carts. sl.SS; parior and bed
81 per week See goods RED
ID SIC 7th St NV. feI5-tf
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r-Nics furnished room, Sc a
Fpssy after 8. ROOM 10. 1O0G @ 81.
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EOP RENTING or three . u story. III
FOR light houseAeepHe' my2-et
nv
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-9EE large rool1s ,;., $500, exposure. iSs
m reping' gas 1 my2-6t