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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Capt. George H. Scott, medical corps.
is relieved from duty at Fort Logan
and ordered to duty in the philippines
division.
The President has decided not to
give permission for the establishment
of wireless telegraph station on the
Washington monument.
The little daughter of David CHS
holm of Eagles Nest. Alaska. was car
ried away by a huge American eagle
the middle of last July and three weeks
later its torn and mangled body was
found I'm the eagles nest and the bird
was captured. John kalem of Seattle
bought the eagle and shipped 1t to Sc
attic, where IL has been on eNhiDltioh
i'm his store. State Game warden men
ry Rief has ordered the release oil the
captive bird.
Indemnity school land selections Dy
the state of Wyoming. amounting y"
2.64O acres in the Sundance !ahd as
trict and embraced in clear list NUMBER
7 have been approved to the state
Tho unappropriated public lands in an
area of about 53,775 acres whlch were
rsccntIv excluded from the MontcZu'
ma national forest in Colorado VIII De.
come subject to settlement on anu
after Dec. Is, 1908. and to entry, ETC.
Ian. a. 1909, at the local land Offices
Mt Durango and Montrose. COLO.
Col. f. F. Stewart of the Coast ar
tu,erv. whose case, because Of his de-
most Mt FOTt
Grant. Arizona, has been before the
public for some time. has been or
dered to appear before the retirins
hoard Mt Washington, ID. o., where he
will be examined as to his dlsapii's,
its nature and whether 1t was incurred
in the line of duty. A board at fo'.
Huachuca. Arizona, where he appeareu
recently for the purpose OF takihs 'no
test ride of ninety miles directed y!
President Roosevelt. reported tnat 'ho
colonel was practically pima Ill ouo
owe and that, because of this ana 'he
additional fact that he had heart trou'
hle he was disabled for military ser
vice Privilege TO take the rue mas
denied Colonel Stewart, the exaihlnins
hoard in its report declaring that "
do SO would endanger MS hle'
President Roosevelt has declined 70
del,ver an address at an educationai
meeting in Philadelphia on 'he
ground that he will not MAKE any
speeches during the presidential c"n'
paign.
president Roosevelt in a letter 10
ui,I,am n. Mckinley. chairman OF the
Rennblican congressional committee.
made public sunday, appeals to citizens
to Join with the national nepuD , "on.
committee and the congresslons,, ,,,,", IN
mittee In . movement to elect wI.s .,...n
4. Taft g president and RepuDlican
Cougrees to support him.
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SKIM MILK FOR PIGS
ny A. O. Rarner.

[ have had good success with pigs
nut on separator milk and finely
ground oats at six weeks old; feed
a little at time, but often. Too
heavy feeding of skim milk will scour
pigs. have never fed any skim milk
from the creamery, and II obliged to
do so l don't think that l could face
calf or pig when l offered 1t to them
I neve. tried feeding dirty milk. l
always feed direct from the separator
with animal heat in 1t.
As far as growth and fat production
Ia concerned, separator milk Is Just
as good as whole milk II the proper
amount Of oil meal or something sim
liar to keep the bowels regulated and
to take the place of the butter fat,
II fed with the milk
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platform for the attendant can be
moved up and down.
This apparatus used to be described
as a model Of an up-to-date labor saw
ing device. but actual working models
seem to have been extremely rare in
this country. The writer In all his
journeyings never saw one in use.
When making trip through New
York state some years ago he was
taken by poultryman he visited to
see one of the curios!ties of the locali-
ty. a poultry plant long out of use.
which years before had been eIabor-
ately fitted up by wealthy man of an
inventive turn of mind. interested in
poultry and especially in the develop
ment OF artificial methods. At this
place we saw one Of these contriv-
ances. said to have been imported
long ago from France. 1t was stored
In one of the numerous outbuildings
on the place. and was in sections
which apparently had never been put
together.
In its other features this plant has
been developed along the lines one
would expect in man OF the charac-
teristics OF its owner. Everything was
on an elabc-ate scale. There was an
incubator which must have had
capacity of more than 5000 eggs. and
there were brooders. arranged in shelf
like tiers under sash. on the principle
that young chicks. like tender plants
would thrive in a dollhouse. The fur
nishings besides being on an elaborate
scale. were of expensive construction.
probably representing in the aggregate
a sum most poultrymen would con-
slider n fortune.
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Economy.

Il have just read n story OF an eco
nomical farmer that Mr.. Rockefeller.
Jr. had been telling to his Sunday
school class" said Higgins. He says
there is farmer out near Cleveland
who makes fad Of economy. Every
time he drives into town he carries IA
hen with him tied to the scat OF his
buggy A friend who rode out with
him one day was curious to learn the
use of that hen. so he watched care
fully. and found out. When at noon
the farmer lunchcd under tree, he
gave his mare a feed from nosebag.
and tn hen. placed on the ground.
ate all that the horse spilled from the
bag. so that there was no waste at all.
Good story said Virgins, land
true. too. know that old farmer. Mr..
Rockefeller didn't say where he got
his lunch. did he?"
NO" said Higgins. "the story stops
there"
1T was the egg the hen laid under
the buggy seat on the way out" said
Wiegins.-Harper's Weekly.
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congressman Longworth has bean
renominated by acclamation by the Re.
publicans OF the first Ohio district.
Mrs. Eliza Bragg. widow of Mai
Gen. Braxton Bragg of the Confederate
army. died at New Orleans, September
25th.
Gov. Hoke Smith OF Georgia has
signed the convict lease bill which
hereafter prohibits the leasing of fel.
ons except by the consent Of the GOV.
ernor and prison commission.
AT the Chicago Association of Com.
merce banquet. October 7th, at which
William J. Bryan and William II. Taft
Will meet, there will also be present
the leaders of other political parties II
they accept the invitations sent them.
Miss Annie Peck, the American
mountain climber, who recently sue.
cceded In reaching the summit OF Mt
Huascaran. has arrived at Lima. Peru.
In good health. Miss Peck had sev.
eral narrow escapes during her adyen.
turous climb.
Captain Van Schaik. convicted
VI Nll' hltullltI NItngfnl
Slocum. by the burning of which more
than four years ago, nearly 100 cxcur.
sionists lost their lives. is now shipper
OF little river craft between the new
Sing Sing prison site and the prison
pier at Ossining.
Attorney General Bonapartc. In an,
swer to Mr.. Bryan's structures. SAYS
that both the President and himself
have been anxious to land a criminal
trust maGnate In jail. but the right op
portunity has not presented itself. and
he did not wish to give the defendant
the benefit of an unmrrted white
wash.
Wilbur Wright. the American aero.
pianist. made II flight at the Field Of
Auvours Friday morning that lasted
thirty-siX minutes and fourteen sec
ton. He covered twenty-five miles
at an average height of forty.fivc feet.
He came to the ground because one OF
the gasoline tanks. which had not been
firmly closed. leaked.
The publishing board Of the Colored
National Baptist association, under the
management of Ii. IL. Boyd, will es.
tablish factory at Nashville. Ten
nessce. for the manufacture Of negro
dolls. The association objects to the
uncomely and dcformed features Of
negro dolls as at present manufactured
and heartily endorses the new factory.
President Roosevelt has given to the
press a letter written by William II.
Taft in 1907 to friend in Ohio. in
whicn Mr.. Taft declared that he would
emphatically object to compromise
resolution in the Ohio convention en-
dorsing him for the presidency and
Senator Foraker for reelection to the
Senate. Mr.. Taft wrote: Il don't care
for the presidency II 1t has to come by
compromise with Senator Foraker. or
anyone else. in n matter Of principle.
He has opposed the vital policies ot
the administration and in his opposi'
ton has seized upon and maGniitcd an
important but incidental matter to
embarrass the administration. using in
this without scruplc, a blind race prejn'
dice to accomplish his main purpose.
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illustrations of this particular kind Of
fattening apparatus were frequently
seen" With the same purpose in
view we pass 1t along. If 1t does not
prove suggestive, it will at least prove
interesting.
The apparatus is designed for the
special fattening of poultry. and is de-
vised to save time and labor of the at
tendsnt. and to accommodate as many
birds as possible in small space. The
c.ge for the birds revolves. and the
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For young pigs or calves, consider
skim milk worth more per hundred
pounds than any grain or meal until
an age is reached when heavier feed
is required, then the odds are in favor
of the grain.
There is nothing better to my knowl-
edge that can be fed with skim milk
than plenty of grass and finely ground
oats for pigs. and whole oats with a
little bran for calves. A little oil meal
with feed for both calves and pigs is
a great help, and don't forget very
little salt in each feed.
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ssNeRAl NEWS.

50 @ sui raging at Manila.
y, ,."a'sky, a Russian motor ex-
n'es in Berlin, announces
,ws a made an arrangement with
wright, the American aeroplan.
as'fuct a seventy-five.horse-
"%r ,' ior use on the Wright ae.
n r,. 'nls motor. it is said, will
speed of the Wright ma
h,,mosa a'i aay race Tuesday three
bI,i,s,.aa. accused of holding up b.
n s.s s. night telegraph opera
ES Sr's'nileld, Kansas, were cap.
No, ,i posse OF $50 farmers. The
q sa.a, followed Devinsky when he
FSs "%. ~. Monday morning, robbed
|ts,,seiit, n .ei, II him gagged and bound
! Dss,apphl Dlsph pole. After repeated eff.
|s.'a s''n'hy freed himself and gave
q sn, IN the chase the farmers
0mobiles and horses into
ae ss c invaded the winter pal.
bhheSs.4 S4ar at st. Petersburg and
'' OF the Russian imperial
n n ~ reabody, one of the at.
nary X. Thaw, died sud.
si''0ay at Babylon. L. l., Of
~, .'d y. from German South
mat the native leader. 81.
~! ssain is on the warpath,
=. ny !. Inhabitants Of the east
the protectorate are In
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He Changed Vices.


The Colonel had demonstrated vigOr.
ously with Uncle Eph about the old
darkey's persistent excursions into the
state of inebriation.
Uncle EDh. though he promised
faithfully to refrain from frequent dips
into the flowing bowl. failed to live up
to the Colonel's expectations.
On numerous occasions the Colonel
saw Eph under the influence Of liquor.
but the darkey, when taken to task.
stoutly denied the accusation. affirm
ing emphatically that he did not drink.
One evening the Colonel met Uncle
Eph in condition which made 1t
plainly evident that the darkey was
caught with the goods on"
"Eph." began the Colonel, seriously.
81 thought you told me that you had
given up drink"
"Ah sho' did. Massa KernI; ah sho'
did" replied Eph. But lately ah took
up drinkin' an glib up lyin.' '"-Harpers'
Weekly.
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|....eo RECORD OF THE
.,ee OF EVENTS At
uoue AND ABROAD.
|vh ALL SOU RcEs
,o,Ncs ACHIEVE.
rrs. sufFER'Nas' HOPES
|,.o FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN NEWS.

WESTERN NE"S.
u,.binr,on state Supreme
~. pDheld the state law prohib-
}. sale of cigarettes and cigar
rTrs. ,,., ,,,,v
I,Iesates will attend the nine
',npal Transmississippi Com
:, COnsress. which will meet In
r,,eiseo from october 9th to
raping Of his sons candidacy
r.sIsuey Of the sophomore class
r,Iersity Of Nebraska, William
,,s,pressed his displeasure. and
Bryan, Jr.. Immediately an
u Ms withdrawal from the race.
"A. been discovered that Finland
a Poles in Shoshone county. Ida
M, been mistaklng marriage IL
!, for marriage certificates ana
,s,y with the marriage cere-
L,Osether.
asy an acre Of wooden buildings
4, ro,th side OF the Boston Il
tracks In Chelsea. Massachu-
,hlch escaped the conflagration
hi 18th. were swept away Mon
b mother disastrous fire. entail
los Of about 100000.
yOatana State Board of Land
k.isiOners have granted the
m Pacific right of way for n
.s Of railroad from Glendive to
III Ia eastern Montana. 1t will
|s,s the route Of the new govern
anil
\ oasrs bureaus report shows a
Il i5Ij,i3S running bales con
\ Ia the United States during the
ss.lng Angus, 3lst last. com
.'Rh i.9Si.93G FOR 1907. The to-
is-ser Of cotton consuming spin
ns !5,sli.6Sl for 1906.
!. Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Ezi al Chicago announces the in
F1Joa October 81 OF local service
ts Montana. On the new Pacific
extension. The distance by the
be from Chicago to Butte is Civ
= ls?3 miles, aud from st. Paul
lli niles.
hiancse performer of the Sells.
eiras was killed and two per-
siIed Wednesday night at Hold
e Okla, when n severe electrical
'rtslorm broke over the circus
Hundreds OF spectators rushed
stricken from the tents which
tsnOlished
<Nli Of the late John V. Farwell.
n merchant and philanthropist
ifaso, was Tiled for probate Mon
6po5ing OF an estate of $l,775,-
saly among his five children.
Aoody Bible Institute, in which
s"dent took Il deep interest. is
al annuity OF $1,000 for ten
Faaent Winchell of the Rock ISL
nisay, In an interview at Seattle,
eS that he was in favor of an
'as commerce commission hav-
Nsllction over all the roads in
'aed States and he was In favor
'sllns the state commission, for
y states have the same regula-
guy from the east Sprague ave
c1sue IN Spokane, almost at the
w Where o. y. Collins lost his
ssmllar accident two weeks be-
automobile belonging to J.
fss' iell sixty feet Thursday
.'A''s the owner and severely
two other occupants, w. II.
eson. anu MISS May
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A QUEER FATTENING
DEVICE
Elaborate, II Not Practicable.

The apparatus shown in our illus
tration is taken from the Farm Poul.
try and was published recently by
them with the explanation that 1t was
an old cut printed again for the bene-
fit of curious readers not familiar with
the literature OF bygone days when
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Genius Described.

Mark Twain said Of genius at New
York banquet:
"a genius. as an old lady in Hanni.
bal once explained to me, is a man
what knows more'n he can find out.
and spills vittels on his clothes"
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Strong Props TeII.-Props under
trees are a sure sign that somebody
neglected to thin the fruit last month.
1t may be better TO thin. even now.
than not at all.
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Family lIkeness.

Mrs. De Firm-I tremble to think Of
our daughter marrying that young
man. Why. he orders his mother and
sister around as If they were slaves.
Mr.. De Firm-Don't worry. my dear.
He won't order our daughtex around
more than once. She takes after you.-
New York Weekly.
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Clean OH Old Bark.-Take a dull
hoe some wet day and scrape the
trunks of old apple trees. The old
bark will come off easily when it Is
wet. Do the work carefully so as not
to injure the live bark.
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She 10 a wonder.-1t is estimated
that hen weighing six pounds, lay
ing in the course of year 100 eggs,
produces IL pounds Of one Of the
most concentrated food elements.
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The Horss's Eyss.-Watch your
horses eyes. Many . horse could be
saved from blindness II common sense
care Has given In time
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Honest Lad.-The Farmer-"What
are you getting up in that apple tree?"
The Boy-"Stummick ache, sir
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A Matter Of Necessity.

"A Turkish bath issa strenuous AZ
fair"
Judging from the Turks I've seen
Ii should be-"
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1t is a singular fact that the chap
who is all the time blowing his own
horn very seldom hears an echo from
it.-Success Magazine.
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WHAT GRADING=UP WILL DO

stainq u
of
every like puebred and the herd
$3.50 milk which
soody number hefers The
this time sold
o other dairymen
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wANrED-MIs ELLANEoUs.

HIGHEST CASH P-uCES PAID FOR
Furniture. Carpets etc. Phone North 22T0. or
drop postal WASHINGTON FURNITURE
CO., 5th and s NV. uylS-W. Thrift
WANTED-Farulture- cash; sell your
goods 10 the man sshe gives you the most
money. See H0PWOOD. sth and X. jes-u
FURNITURE and china packing. carpets
cleaned. secured. and delivered wrapped and
protected without extra charge floor nuisl-
ing 20 years experience r. j. HOWELL
1858 y nv. Phone n, tto- Je2-7y
FREE DUMP for 100 loads OF clay al the
United States Marine Barracks. SJh and G
Sc. See CONTRACTOR. je2-5t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
mentsi either ladies' or gents; send postal
viii call B. TARSHES. 1905 7ta ST. nv
Phone North 4a9. jel-t
WASTED-Am very much IN need of furul-
prices ia toWE. LOUIS NOTES. corner sta
and ID NV. Phone Main 34lS- my2s-tf
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
cast OF clothing. Drop postal "A, Gswir<
IZ5s TIN ST nv mhI-u
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for cast on
clothing; ladies' or gents secondhand shoes,
etc. drop postal. I VIII call; or phone " g2i0
NJ S. kEBESkI. 1896 7th 81. nv.
mys5-s5t-exsu
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes, Il Hes or gentems"'s- Address
postal. VII call promptly.
NORRIS STEIN,
lZ45 lth St nv. ap39-a65t
If YOU HAVE a horse. wagon. automobile.
Ike that you would like % sell or exchange
70 best advantage drop me a postal aud j VIII
call anything, anywhere BOX 40i. Times
once mhls-ts
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. TWO POSITIONS
showing proofs $780, all work guaranteed
open Sundays Phone n. 656A MELNICRrS
STUDIO, Sl2 5th 81. NV je3-W. ,m-s0
THE best Ping P0ugs In Washington. =
large size Ping Pongs. 25c; s. cabinets
dozen SLo0. NEWBEBRH'S STUDIO so
Pennsylvania ave nv.
myIS-ul. ". .f-s1t
OUR SPECIALTY-A sepIa porcelain 1nlnia-
ture; oval. 41x3 inches. copied from any
photograph for sl.5E BOYCE STUDIO. laz5 y
sp1s-90t
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GREATER WASH. TAILORING co. We
dye, clean. repair garments reasonable prices
mems suits sponged, pressed sc 5IS 10Th,
l4l3 L nv. Phone n. 4s93-M
auz7-Yrlo we fr-g0t
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SELECT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

THE VAN DYKE, American and European.
80 and ID NV, furnished rooms. bachelor
apartments special dinner. to D. IN. sun
day to p M Expert chinese cook Phone
NJ 65o- 8p-5-J5J
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ELK LAUNDRY. 1858 l{th NV sheets Sc
pillow eases, &c; spreads 10c; TOW els. lC; table
cloths, Be- napkius. 1ci collars ana cuns, Zcs
work guaranteed 4 suits q month, s..
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HARITON. LADIES' TAILOR. late OF Ger
many; select place, al 9th 81. nwi latest
styles cloth and rur garments altered re
modeled. suits 20 order SO up Call or phone
81. Sf85. myI0-Su. W-60t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Our newly patented
Magic Flat Iron Cleaner and WaXer IS the
most wonderful seller out. saves labor time
and linen: big money 90 the first one in every
community TO introduce it. THOMAS CO.,
Desk o. Dayton Ohio IL
WANTED-Sub-agenJ and cauvassers at
once; good commissions paid fast sellers.
ROOM 81 14I5 q st. NV. je2-3t
HERE'S A GOOD ONE. AGENTs-An arti-
cles that sells and resells in every home,
0iiice, store. public building. permanent busI-
ness eXClu"tVg territory no investment re-
qUired; goods delivered free. 100 per cent
profit. Write for sample ATLAS SPECIAL
TY co, 42l, Ellicott ST.. Buffalo n Y.
my5l-zt
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BESSIE u. BROOKS. 7zs IITB NV.
AANICDElNGs HAIR DRESSING, SHAM
POOlNG. BLEACHING. FLORENCE ERIE.
AND GRADUATE or PHYSICAL
CULTURE, ETC, myI0-Su, we, ,fr-30t
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ROBINSON's CARPET WORKS. established
ls1l Carpet making, cleaning, repairing. Car
pets made moth proof specially Furniture
moved llI3 18TH st. NV. Phone y. 54I5.
myz2-fr, su. We-sJt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
SsASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

kA1A0OAE ILL IL A@AA A@SA@AAA~AfA q -
Sganted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
- Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
"a Rooms or Board. Boarding FOr Rent
AoOms Rooms and BoaTd-Ons cent a word
Alnimum space 10 words.
Business Opportunities, For Sale MIS-
eellaneOu5, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
hnd Found, Wanted Miscellaneous.
Esogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents a linei times
8onsecu5ively, 121z cents a nnei times
Sonsecutively 10 cents line Mini
anum charge As cents.
All other classihcations--1b cents a
iines 2 times consecutively, 123A cents q
line; times cOnsecutively, 10 cents q
line. Minimum charge so cents.
Advertisements viii be accepted at
any Of the following branch 0fiiees
at regular Ofiiee rates. Ii il is in-
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teie'
phOned direct 50 The Times MAIN
526O). and q messenger viii call 10
collect without additional charge ts
Che advertiser.
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STUDENTs-To viii get Individual atJen-
ton at the time Of ycur sitth g. We are now
making a special rate 20 students of s. per
dozen. work at same high standards NC have
always maintained G.. 81. BELL STUDIO,
1871 Q 81. nv. mys-8Gt
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FOR 80 DAYS our So portraits Will be re-
duced 20 s.. including one OF our beautiful
tinted portraits graduates and brides sps-
cialty. PAINE STUDIO, 90 + uW.
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THE FLIES are c0mings Get your screens
ali kinds an Sizes prompt attention 90 cleo
trlcal WOrF GRIP PAINT CO., 1883 Lst 81.
GEO. LEH-IANN, Manager.
my6-Su. v. .fr-65t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
sra ST. NV. un-ono furnished room for
rent je3-3t
5TH ST. NV, 6l7-CIean, cool rooms for
gentlemen. $50 and $3.50 per week. jejs-7t
uTH ST. 500. The Elmo5e-FHIrrished S77 81
and uufuruIahed narS. nve rooms, store
closets $3.50 desirable central location
JANITOR je3-5t
EYE NV. SI4-Tvo large. cool. div, bage-
mSnt Foosnfi furnished for housekeeping; also
Il ST. NV, 3l4-One large room newly fur
nished' Tor one or two gentlemeni reasonable. |
9TH ST. NV. 6g7-NIceIy furnished room
with private family. ie8-st
EYE ST. NV. lzls-Two large conmunicaf-
ing rooms first hoori terms reasonable.
-- je2-3t
FREMONT HOTEL. ID and Indiana ave. NV.
Large airy. clean rooms on a shady st.
summer rates. myls-m. .sa-s0t
I'd ST. NV. 41-One or two large nicely
furnished rooms. nice neighboThOod; board IL
desired or light housekeeping je2-3t
AAiES PL. Ne, l4z-Two blocks from In
coin park; three choice second-hoor rooms.
new Iurniturei modern house, S. So, and sl2.
Breakfast optional ja2-et
10TH NV, 134-Nicsly furnished room, ad-
joining bath; every convenience; gentlemen.
1e2-3t
K ST. 24ls, near washington ciroIe-Entire
second floor all cOnveniences; Iargs rooms.
furnished Tor light housekeeping, SIS, jest
C NV, 2l5-Large. cocl room. nicely fur
nlshed room, $3.50 per week. je2-3t
10TH ST. NV, 1i32-Nicely FURNISHED rooms
with excellent board; only $50 for two: all
conveniences. ie2-st
ST NV, 215--Three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping: cheap rent Can at
once ie2-2t
ID ST. NV, 5I7-Furnighed hoUsekeoD7D-
rooms, also hal room; reasonable. je2-3t
NV. 8259-T'u- -nished han room, second
floor. je2-3t
EYE NV. sO51a-Nice back room, frst floor;
men only reasonable. je2-2t
G ST. NV, 45a-Furnished large front room;
housekeeping. Jest
X NV, 434-cwo large front rooms. and
one large oac < room; southern exposure;
light housekeeI ing. je2-2t
NJ NV, sS3-FIat Of three rooms; light
housekeeping; SO per month. jest
STH ST Sc. s-Single or en- suite: also for
hght ousskeepingi summer rates. je2-8t
9TH ST. NE, sl2-For rent three unfur-
nished rooms newly papered, with bath. SO.
5e2-3t
FOR RENT-Large cool rooms furnished or
unfurnished- li0O eth st. je1,9t
y nA BE- ill No IoOI4ia dflC ufCh pOrCnf
parlor floor: furnished complete for house
keeping MRS +. ISEMANN. Je1-3t
8D ST NV, 6o7-First floor fat: rooms;
furnished Tor housekeeping; piano. folding
beds; gas; s25. je1-St
FOR RENT-R0OMS
I NV, s11-Beautiful dsncing hall; excellent
floor, rent $50 je2-gt
WANTED-R0OMS.
BY YOUNG COUPLE, bright, nicely fur
nished rom; next to bath; hot water 725
18th 81. NV, Fiat 2 t~9-2