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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
LAND FRAUD CASE
DRAGS IN COURT
More TaleSmen Are Needed
to Fill the Box.

The panel of twenty-six men was al
most exhausted when the work Of Sc
Getting a jury 10 serve in the Eyde-Di-
mOnd-Benson-Sc Schneider land fraud case
rested for adjournment this afternoon
Eight men had been excused.
TIE selection OF the jury gill undoubt-
edly Ike up the entire day and part
of Tor rrow, for IL IS likely that taIes
men Al have to be secured 70 make
up fe jury when the present raneI is
g -hausted As yet Il IS uncertain
" neither the opening argument of the
which Is to be made by As
siStant Attorney General Pugh. will be
made this week
when court opened this morning. JUS
tiee STAFFORD announced that he had sus-
tai ed the demurrer 10 the plea In
abatement entered by A. A. Birney on
behaf Of John A. Benson.
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STUDYING UP HISTORY.

AS the small boy was standing on one
OF tho best library chairs. and clawinC
with his grubby paws some Of the
choicest bindings in the bookcase. his
progenitor, entering suddenly, cried
rather sharply:
What are you doing at that book
case, Wilfred:"
'"rryin' 10 find the History OF Eng
land father
What fore"
why, Joe Billings at our school saws
spurs the year before last. and I saw he
Cldn'tr'-TIt-Bit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
TI-BUCKETSHOP BILL
FAYORABLY REPORTED

Favorable report TO the House was
made today by the District Committee
on the Campbell bill TO abolish bucket
shops in the District Of Columbia.
The bin was 50 amended as TO pro-
vide that any corporation violating the
law should have its charter nullihed on
the second offense. The committee also
set April as the day for public hear
ing 20 the ''wets' on the prohibition
question.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
ANNOYANCE.

This rs also that annoying month
when. just as you are enjoying a good
laugh ar the man who Is chasing his
nat down the street. your own blows
off.-IndlanapOls News
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21

Il - -
Mrs. s. q. Cooper returned home
Thursday morning from Hot Springs
where she had been in attendanc at
the bedside of her father who has
been very sick. Her fathers health
had so far improved that she was en-
Iabled to return as stated.
The management of the Federal
Indian school located attthis place is
getting out a handsome catalogue OF
that institution. 1t will be quite a
yoluminous book and will be sent to
all parts of adjoining states. The
Journal job rooms are doing the
printing.
Rev. B. f. Farr, who has been To-
cal pastor at the Baptist church at
Hampton, Nebr., has received the ap-
pointment as pastor at large for that
part of South Dakota west of the Mis-
souri, river, and will make his head
quarters in this city. He will move
| his family here as soon as he can Sc
cure a residence.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
BROKE UP A HiPPY HOME

& &.
AT the present time St. onge gos-
sips are busy with one of the choicest
bits of scandal that has given them
subject. for conversation for some
time. The injured husband took the
right course in the matter. He did
not get a gun or do anything Of that
kind, but simply superintendent the
packing of his erring wife's trunk,
saw that they were loaded on the
train and saw that she had a ticket
to the home of her parents, who live
in a distant part OF the country. The
fellow who caused the break in the
family CT a good man is still in St.
#Onge, but it is said the people there
have astracised him, and that his
popularity in the town has waned
since the episode Lead Call.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
EPISCOPAL CONCORDANCE Of SIOUX

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August 81, between Gamble and
Allen, S. D., on the Pine Ridge res
ervation, the Episcopal concordance
Of all the several tribes of the Sioux
Indians will be held. Bishop Hare
and Coadjutor Thompson will cons
duct the ceremonies, and it is ex-
pected that the Episcopal clergy Of
the state and also OF Iowa and Ne
braska will be in attendance. There
will lye about two thousand Sioux In
dian communicates who will also be
present. These concordances are
held di,.s 81 crest est
ing Those desiring to attend arc
welcome and will probably be cared
for. To reach the point of assem-
5lage one should take the North
western to Merriman, S. d., and pro.
coed thence by stage.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
LABOR VOTE WILL SUPPORT BRYAN

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 15.-All
of the local labor unions affiliated
with the American Federation OF La
Dor have received letters from Sam.
8ael Gompers. president of the Fed a..
IRA tieena 81, defining Tie position of that
body on the political situation. The
letter was a plea to the support OF.
Bryan. 1t was virtually a reprint OF.
Gomper's editorial in the current is,
sue of the Federationist.
In the letter Gompers dwells on
his alleged reputation of the Chi
cago convention, and the acceptance
of his anti-injunction plank by the
democrats. He says that all men
should vote "sas their consciences
Idictate, 2 but advises all loyal un-
lions men to stand by the party which
lfavors the werkingman.
The letter is signed by Gompers
and the secretary Of the American
Federation Of Labor, Ffann Morri-
son, who acted as arbiter in the
lelection dispute Of the Central Labor
Lunion.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21

Hey g. Burt ton lied q I i - late
home near Elm sprin Thursday.
ID g ,s1st's'2 o. 100 aged IS years and
ten months,
deceased was one the pi-
oneers At the Black Ills. having
|gcones here during the year 76. AT
Al AZ early date hl.e was resident "
RAPID City
son & &c dsesassa Bar-
ton, accompa ied ne remains ~
lDss Moiness Low y where interment
lwillS be MAD q 81; 3
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
Gentlemen and H0NtSlEADERS
|N. LEGAL TAKGlE

A case which is attracting consid-
srable attention in this vicinity, is
one involving the stock interests and
those OF the homesteaders. On Jul
ly 1, 1908, Marion Pulcifer, living
in section s, 1 N, 26 E, took up 4S
head of cattle belonging to Peter
Blower, Robert Walsh, A. N. Jones,
A. j. Hague, John Kelvin and "A. j..
Bunker, holding them for damages
which he placed at So per head
81 being for damage and So for
keeping ten days. The owners of
the stock got writ OF replevin, mo-
ltice of suit, and summons to circuit
court being served by Deputy Sheriff
Davenport, en- July N, at which time
The also turned the cattle over to the
/ ,wners. The case will bs tried at
oacoma at the next term of court
and the outcome will be watched for
yith treat interest. Philip and Wag-
nel are handling the case for the
;ockmen, and Mr.. Pulcifer retains
.. j. Carpenter, CT Murdo, as his
i lttorney.-Van Meter Messenger.
w.. L I'd
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nsath Of walter S. TroWbridge.

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Hsath Of Walter S. Trowbridge.
On Monday, August II, 1908, the
sad news reached this city announc-
ing the death of Walter s. Trow-
bridge, at Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, his late home.
The deceased was a young man
II years Of age and a son OF our
esteemed townsman, G.. a.. Trow-
bridge, the jewe1er. The funeral
was conducted Wednesday, in charge
of the local lod get OF Elks of Colorado
Springs. interment being made in
the Elks cemetery at that place.
The sermon was delivered by the
lEpiscopalian minister.
The deceased leaves an aged faith
err wife and many other relatives to
mourn his demise. 4.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
PENNINGTON COUNTY BENEFl1IED
BY FOREST RESERVE FUND

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South Dakota this. year will re-
3ceiye ilcin the general government,
TTa 5s go forest reserve fund, which
will be distributed to the counties in;
which the forest reserves are stu
:sted, to apply on road and school.
taxes which is paid. in lieu of the To-.
cal taxes lost through the aggre-
cation of the forest reserves. Last
year the amount received was only
S2,75S.53. The money goes into the
counties of Meade, Butte, Lawrence,
Pennington and C'yster, Lawrence
getting the largest share of it, the
distribution being on the basis of the
area in reserve in the different coun-
ties.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
Sale Of: Public Building Lands.

A'essS " = - " ~
Notice Is herebp given that on
IsaptenIbes 9Th 90S. all of the
Public building lands In Penning-
ton County will be offered for sale.
at public auction between the hours
of 10 81 clock m. and 5 o'clock p.i
&, at the from d door Of the court.
house In said county.
Said laEds VIII be sold in large
or small tracts to suit the purchaser.
ale address, this depa rtment.
Dated at Pierre, s. d, July n ST..
O.. g. Dokken,
|Ss CoInnlissi Toner Of School and Pub
lic Lands.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
Notice for Publications. oh.ted
Tract-Public Land Sale.

Tract-Publc Land Sale.
Department of the Interior, Rapid
City Land Office, June 1s, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that as di-
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE, under the pro-
visions of the Act Of Congress, ap-
proved June 2iths 1906 GA Stat,
5l7s), we will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, at 8 O'Clock a.
M, Gu the goth day of July next, at
this office the following tract of
land: northeast quarter, northwest
quarter, section %. township 8
8aorth range 9 east, :. H. M.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described lands are advertised
Ito file claims or objections on or be-
fore the time designated for the
sale.
Z. Burke, Register.
N yron W1illsie, Receiver.
IS First publication Tune 26.
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Catholic Mission.

The Rev. j. Busch and Father
Lang of st. Paul. will give mission
at Rapid City. from September s to
IS. Inclusive. Morning services are
ito be held at the Catholic church,
but in the evening, at 1880, the lee
ture will be given at the auditorium.
Mons Catholics especially invited. All
are cordially welcome.
Rev. M: u. Straeten.
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AGENTS wanted.

1920 crayon portraits 40 cents,
iiolnes i o cents and up, sheet pic
cures Ole cent each. You can make
100 per cent profit or $4,000 ger
week. Catalogue and samples fres.
FRANK w. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
1908 w. Taylor Street, Chicago, III.
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Smith Premier typewriter for sale;
III excellent shape. Enquire at The
Union office for particulars.
LOW RATES EAST.
THE NORTH WESTERN LINE

THE NORTH WESTERN LINE
Low Round-trip rates will be made
trpsn points on The North Western
Line for the Prohibition National
Convention, Columbus, Ohio, July g.
s. National Educational Associa-
tion, Cleveland, Ohio, June Is to
July 1. G. a. R. Encampment, Tole-
do, Ohio, August q to 80 and
Knights of Pythias Conclave, Boston,
Mass, July 81 to August 8.
For full particulars apply to
agents, Chicago & North Western
Railway
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
SOUTH DakO1AI HAS 1900
NILES OF RAILROADS

Pierre. Aug. 5.4Final figures
which have been compiled in the
railway assessments Of this year
show total Of 1895 miles in the
state, with an average assessment Of
s$7,152 per mile. an increase of $Sl34
"a mile over last year. The total val
5uation is over s2s,00o.0O0. an in
crease of s6,500.0OO over last year.
The new lines since last assessment
reach 500 miles.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-21
Philip Lodge A. n. and A. NJ.

Philip Lodge A. n. and a. N.
The following officers were Install
ed Tuesday eyenig of las tWeek at q
special meeting, by Past Grand Mas
ter schrader, of Rapid City.
w. N. Chas Kn olson
81. W.. s. q. Hunt.
i. Vs. heller.
Treas, q. p. Lane.
i.s Secy /, p. H. Banks.
ss.S s. d., Ira Miller.
.: Ned Benedict.
Tyler, Frank slocum
Stewards, Coughlin, and.
H. III Edwards.
After the ceremony lunch was
served at Hoffman s restaurant.
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buy that watch at Lange's. the

Z Buy that watch u Lange's. the
3swsler.
II. ana Mrs. David Fleet departed
\ Tor visit In Idaho Tuesday,
John b. IIacknan made business
trip TO underwood Wednesday.
All the new things In Optical Goods
aat I5anges.'
MRS. Orlin Holcomb and the Misses
French are visiting in Denver.
udson Jones, Of Yiewfeld,
was a caller In the city Tuesday.
Albert Haley has gone on a bus
'5iness trip to NJ i'm olis this week.
The optician at Trowbridgs's will
\ give You = perfect at In spectacles.
sS An annex consisting OF forty-two
4 rooms Is being built on the New
Harvey.
/. X. Hsnris, Auctioneer. Call at
shs Ark stsgsor address. Rapid City
B b. u.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. & IA. Walker, OF
4 Yankton were callers In the city
Tnesday.
Alec SPivny. Of Underwood, sold
his new butchershop to Mr.. Quinn,
ssof Kadoka. 3.
&. 4 tx. Howard shipped u cars Of.
8 cattle from Wall !. to eastern market,
y Last Monday.
Dditor 4. IA. johnson Of the Wasta
VI uasette, was a business caller IN the
eity Tuesday
1 s They say time Is money. Il you
W. time piece go to C.A.Trow-
jswelry store
ise Nina Nelson has been secured
B III q school board to teach the
~ rads for the coming year.
Rapid City, Aug 3,
~ Cox and Miss ]. lillian
~ lijl 9. r. Hunt ofiiciating
SSsss Dopson, Of Minneapo-
So IIlng On friends in the
4
of ackilawk, Was
81 Se ticksd D3 .horse sflstufaa afternoon
sands badly hiirss
han. N. Fallon departed for Chi
csgo Tuesday evening. He expects
ne III ~ gone q colp pie Of weeks
q. ysambrill Is at Wasta th y
gsek .ith q force Of painters decor
Sting the new bank ct that place
FRANK Fahrenwald, IT., de
parted Fri ayss evening for n q 'tw'
~ visit At Ashley. North Dak.
Attofney Il stuart and n rs J
NAV Davenport both Of sSsturg iss SSver
s1laln Hers AZ the city satu 20 a :!
ss9| ma lrs rim Murphy left g
aasil, sehfask Tuesday evening
MA yisit y lends there 1 ~
5s1Es ~.
kiS fli help! Four cents q g
sssj i aalted hides. Save your hid
E||I Ne lh Hide and y
Ess ~
Hursl "a as. II are, ta
III pres ittzen
2ss 81 h6stn - ia Hers in this cit ].
|s1sSs d vs. q, I'M, III note 60
6yseft ements couhti
AZ buys and sells at g g
etory 81 ISL
NJ 81 * nox has gone To- Go
ssssss 3 &. SSbrasl IA, Ia ON ctate as tim
thee Cham berlain q fse,
sSs| inil conn
ll!s!l 81 Len snd 81 !; g i hiid IS.
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OF lhE WEEK n
pcal 1te1S Concerning Fecple and
yeats Happ ming Isslss,, 81
IS: the Week.

having knoWledg 81 of 60,
3 Items Will confer q favor BY
scallIne IN phone 40, or By paying
ssts tsonal visit. This will b =
3 s appr isted ny both The Union and
~ ftoE.
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called, ne said in conclusion; but | changed her
name It's Lancashire Lass now"
= he dear old mare rode that night How
nice OF youl It's horses name. of course but that
doesn't matter I'm glad YOU chose 1t | shall
never forget how YOU looked when YOU galloped off
bareback in Your evening clothes with no hat
L don't know how | looked said Van Torp
gravcly; but | know quite we'll how felt | felt
IN hurry. Now, what | want YOU to decide night
away IS whether you'll come. provided they will
tor don't suppose YOU and could 90 incoming
around in the yacht by ourselves
And l don't suppose, returned Lady Maud
m1mcklng him never little, that If they decide
not to come, YOU Will have time for a long cruise
Now that's fair" objected the American
i dldn t intend TO put it in that way ANYHOW
VIII YOU come If they do That's the point
Really 1t depends a little on who they
are DO YOU mean only Margaret and that nice old
friend of hers-Mrs. Patmore isn't She. | never
met her ~
Rushmore, said Van Torp. correcting her
1t 5 the same thing, SAID Lady Maud vaguely.
Tor she was trying to make up her mind quickly
lou don know her, replied her friend That's
the reason why YOU say its the same thing Moth
ing IS the same as Mrs. Rushrnore" "
Well I'll tell You whether I'll 90 after | see
Margaret - said Lady Maud
They reached the hotel. and Van Torp went off
promptly, leaving Margaret with Lady Maud
A. hour later the two Young women were to
gether IN Margaret's room. while Potts was
unpacklng Tor Lady Maud IN the room that had been
secured tor her IN spite of all sorts OF difficulties
Are you gong on Mr.. Van Torp's YACHT" asked
Lady Maud suddenly He spoke to me about 1t
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

on the Way from the station. and asked me cone,
IN case YOU accept
don know VIII YOU 60. If / fe7"
Lady Maud dId not answer at ono, -.. --.ct
thdt she knew how matters had gone t...-
gdrtt and Van Torp during the last t,a ...- tcr
she sincerely wished TO help HIM now Thu. s.c 1"d
,ndde UP her mind Is 20 LogOthctis real .....,ttI
Nevertheless. her love OF tair play made ..r i5ei
that the Greek ought 70 bc allowed ...tc %
retrieve himself
eS She said at last I'M go. ON one .ra.argA-
~ least 1t not a condition, my dear. u .-.s
suggestion, though hate to make one Dor -ainN
me too awtuly cheeky Will YOU
Margaret shook her head. but looked Veg. ---Ne-
feel as II | We're getting INTO "a bad sCraIt &c
>nd, and shall he only TOO glad OF any 4, ,,- III
wee Tell me what had better DO
must tell You something else FIRST son,
tlnuat1on OF my letter for all of things ftned
after | wrote II
She told Margaret all that has been already -.i-
rated, concerning the news that BdrdNa had zee"
set at large lOgOthctIS statement th-t hS
ruby was not ms, and that he had % M re-
possession IN Pans and She told how She bad tred
20 md hln AZ his lodgings. and had failed. and nov
strangely the leather faced secretary answers a'u
struck her, and how She had seen B.lrdka gloves
and stick IN LOgOthetIS hail, and finally she -'4'
she had taken II INTO her head that LogothCH A',d
splrlted away the Tartar g1rl ON hIs Yacht Nii'"'
as everyone in town had known through the papers
was at tOwcS and IN commission tor LCSCthSli 'l
ms evidence. had explained his absence from 'l0
pohCe court by the tact that he had been "t III ZIG
Emma Tor two davS, out of reach OF news
Margaret face grew darker She listened iV'
She knew Lady Maud too well to doubt that eFeiJ
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

DAKAkA, Tartar girl, became enarnoured Of golden
- bearded stranger who prospecting and studying
herbs the of her home Central ASIA and
veed to him the location OF mine of rubies secret
families of the district hoping that the stranger would
her for her disclosure They followed
the bv the girls relatives who blocked the
and drew off the supply leaving the couple
die BarakaS Sadd her betrothed, attempted
o climb down a cliff overlooking the mine; but the trav
shot him. The stranger revived from gOurd
Saad carried dug of the tunnel and departed
deserving the girl and bag of rubie BaTaka
gathered all the gems she could carry and started pus
Margaret Dome Clargarita da Cordovs), a famous
prima donna became engaged London to konstantin
Logotheti. wealthy Greek inancier Her intimate friend
Counties even known Lady Maud. whose husband
had been killed by bomb St. Petersburg; and Lady
Maud most intimate friend Rufus Van Torp,
American, who had been cowboy early life, but had
love with Margaret and rushed to London
he heard of her engagement He offered Lady Maud
five million dollars her charity II she would and HIM
winning the singer from Logotheti.
Baraka approached Logotheti Versailles with rubIes
sell
Van Torp bought yacht and Venice He
visited by Barak, who gave him ruby after the American
had told her of having the United States 4
answering the description of the man she loved.
The American followed Margaret to the Bayreuth Par
Sifa1 festival.
Count Kralinsky. a Russian, arrived Bayreuth Van
Torp believed him to be the one Baraka pursuing
Barak5 arrested III London the charge of stealing
from pinney ewclcr the ruby she had sold to logothc
Two strangers the thieves Lady Maud believed that
Logothetis associations with Baraka open
pcion, and informed Margaret
Van Gorp believed that kralnsky the cowboy he
had known in Young manhood
LOgOthe secured 3arakds release and then with her
ash his guest, his yacht Erinna
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
is Margaretf''

is Margaret?' Her tone changed she asked the
question
She showed me Your letter about Logo an
swered her friend without needing the question, and
watching her face TO see if she was surprised
She got into the carriage he had brought, and he
stood by the door waiting for the porter who was
getting her luggage. She had maid with her
I'm glad YOU have told me she answered
though | wish she had not. You probably think
that when | that letter | remembered what
YOU said to in London about giving money
for my poor women
NO. said Van Torp thoughtfully Il don't
believe do think so 1t was like me to make the
offer Maud 1t was like the sort of man I've been
and YOU have known But ii wOuldn t have been
like YOU to accept it 1t wasn't exactly low down of
me to say what | did; but it's SO precious like low
down that wouldn't say it again, and | suppose I'm
sorry. That's all
His rough hand the side of the little open
carriage She touched it lightly with her qloved
fingers and withdrew them instantly; for the porter
coming with her not very voluminous luggage
Thank YOU" she said quickly. Il understood
and understand now"
They drove slowly up the Bahnhofstrasse
SEE here said Van Torp I've almost per
suaded them all to run down to Venice, and
want to know why YOU won't come too?"
Nenice?' Lady Maud was surprised It's as
hot as Iophet now, and full of mosquitoes Why in
the world do you wish to take them there"
Well answered the American taking plenty of
time over the monosyllable, - didn't exactly mean
to stay there more than a few minutes I've bouqht
pretty nice Yacht since | YOU and shes there
eating her head off, and | thought YOU might all
come along with me on her and go home that wav
somewhere
Il had no idea YOU had a YACHT" LADY Maud
smiled hat 1t Is to have the Bank of England
III your pocket! Where did YOU get her and what is
her name love yachsi"
Van Torp explained. Il forget what she was
Copyright. 2. by AIlrionC Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
CHAPTER XI.

~ MAUD found Van Torp waiting
for her at the Bayreuth station.
" You don't mean to say you We
come right through" he inquired,
looking at her with admiration as
he grasped her hand. You're as
fresh as paint
That rather dangerous thing
to say to woman nowadays,
she answered in her ripping voice.
But mine won't come off. How
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Copy,isht, 1901. 10y + Marion Crawford.
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2119 Con av. 13r 3b200 90
1S43 Calvert. ~. 3b175. 90
2l14 0 NV. Or, h. 150 90
1912 Vt av. 11r.b. 100. 90
iS2. 10Th. Tor. h.. 100. 90
FUR. APARTMENTS.
Laclede, Or. b. :. .l26.O 90
9IS 18th NV. Or. b. 1928
Wyoming. Or. b. -125.00
FLATS.
141O 14th nw.5r, b. 40. 90
I516 18th NV. Or, be-. 80
24O1 Pa av nw.5r.b.27. so
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SUBURBAN.
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$2i 80. 633 O. Sr. and h.. 5000. 3109 n. Tor.
and b.. $3.50. 1906 NV. apt. 3r and b.,
heat. light and jantor service, $3.50.
nol3-3t l.. W. GROOMES. 141O G st. NV.