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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFURNiSHED.
FOR RENT
THOS. J. FISHER & co. uNC.),
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
1913 18th ct. NV.
uNFuRNIsHED.-

uNFuRNIsHED
7s5 Mass Az NV, Tor. ZOE N Cap. 12r. 8 bed
SD . s, 600 rms, h-w ht newsOOo
1873 NV, 20r, 6h. 1918 NV. 18r. % Is. 90
per annum. -. 1000 1724 Q NV. Or, b. 100
I53 y. Tor. 3h. per 1741 Q NV. 12r. 5000
ss ss's' .7 NV. is: f., NV heat. ss.se
100 18th. is: Sd 1866 III i NV -: 5000 60
O01 Kal I'd. l2r 3b1 200 16SsRI av NV. 10r, b500 90
ls2 18th NV. 13r, 1918 NV. 1lr 20 0o
SIT L NV, 12r, b, 1870 18th, sr, b. ..35. 90
per annum. ..... 800 1924 9Th nw. 81, b o.s2
d Frazee Laundry. 3013 p nv, Or. new
18th D NV. -. 200 sanitary pump 8. ~. W
015 18th NV, 12r b, 301 Del av ne. Or. 20 o.
41s N. lar. %. 100 1883 Md av NJ, 81, b25. 90
400 L NV. 12r.. loo Cor c Az q latn IN
% Az. NV. .ss 90 1so4 ne. sr. b. 80
O. e NV, i4r 90 90 7o1M r av NV. >.
15e 9 NV, l1r. 1888 u, D.: .1o.oo ~
- y -'N' OFFICES. "
514 Fl nw.annum. 500 Sd d. 1894 NV. go 90
. H ,s.. q SIS e 1856 Sc $50 $40 to SIS
Re. corner 18th and 5000
1a "~ :te aTs i p1as .o9s cor
ais G NV, sto. dvg. Az 1 iath ne. 90. 90
per annum. .....1. 400 2111 l4th NV. -. .27.oo
number Of desirable stables for rent, ranging
TNsURPAssEp FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
,ECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
THE ABOVE Is ONLY PARTIAL. LIST OF
HE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, But
We SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CON-
'LETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT
THos. J. FISHER & co. Unc).
uOy7-Sa, tn, tn, tt 1913 18th st, NV.
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D HOUSES.
EFT AND PERSONAL.
on APPLICATION AT
1902 r, 12r. 2b. -. .125
1915 F'mont. 1lr. 2b. lbs
2O25 Kali I'd, 12r. 2b. .123
1913 p. l2r, 2b. - .125
1913 toll I'd. 12.3b. 6m. II,
1913 Col I'd. Il. 3b. 12m100
1863 Ch'ch, 10. h, 6 mo125
1853 Ch'h, lob 10 mo160
1877 s. Tor. 1b. Emo 100
1887 =, 10Th. L. mo. 100
IT42 S, 12r, 2b, d mo. lilo
1912 :. 12r. 2b, 10 or
12 months. 100
1912 Cor'n.24r. 2b. 12m100
I'LL Corcoran. 11r. 2b. 100
1863 L. 12r.1b,6 mos. Ito
1853 P,l2r,1b. IL mo. 100
1877 Ont I'd. Tor. 1b. 100
1927 s, Tor. lbs mos. 100
1927 S,10r. Id. IL mos. so
2T15 Ontario I'd. lor. b.. 90
174s Euclid, Or, 1b. 30
1925 21st, Tor, 1b. 80
1906 10th. Tor, b, g mo. 80
mont 4 11th. Or, Id. so
1Tj1 Corn, Or. 4b. 6mo so
1S41 Monroe. Or, 2b. rs
1924 31st, Or. 1b. In
175t Cor'n.9 4b. IL mo50
1910 SCR, 1b, 4 mos 10
1910 ser. Id, ny year. 60
1707 Corn, 1Or. D. mo.75
1907 Corn. Tor. b, 12Ino. 60
2140 +, Tor, 1b. 80
APARTMENTS.
ECT AND PERSONAL,
on APPLICATION AT
Per month.
Ch'plain. 3r,b,k,6 moses
Oh plain, 3r, blk. 10 moss
Oakland, 2r, use bath. so
Toronto, 4r,b,k,S mos.75
Toronto, Arb, X. 10 MORO
California, Ar, b, X. so
Farragut, Ar, b, K.
Toronto, Or. blk. 10 noI5
Oakland, 2r, use bath. 20
10 Md av .S,b.k,6 m73.5O
100 Md. Or, b. X, I'm $3.50
st Claire Or, h, 6 mos75
st Claire. Or, b, K, I'm IS
Aston. Or, hall, b, X. .65
Oakland, Pr, use bath.70
Oakland, Pr, use bath. IS
Farragut, Or, b. 8 mos. 65
Farragut. 2r,b. II mos. 80
Lenox, 2r, use ba. s mo6O
Lenox. 2r.use ba, 12mo So
1712 14th, Or, b, X, 12mo 80
1712 14th. Or, b, K. limo. IS
2412 14th, 3r, b,k.S mo.50
Monroe, 81. b........43
Ralfour, Orb. s mos .43
Balfour, 2r.b 10mo. $3.50
Naples, Or, b. k. $3.50
ES-SEIECTED LIST.
OIL NJ, 11r, b.....6O.l5
174S Euclid. Or. b. $50
215 \ Cap. Tor. b.50.50
1885 f. 2fi, Ar. 5000
ola l4th. whole bg50.00
1425 u, 10r, b. =. so 90
1898 r ]. Tor. b. 5000
F'mont & 11th. Or. BAT so
1902 Oregon, Tor, b. 45. 90
1874 18th, Or, b. 1850
1879 Col I'd. Tor. b. so
1910 s. Or, b.. ...40.60
1884 T, Or, b. .40.0
1000 18th, Tor, b. 1000
ISL Corcoran, Or. b. 40. 90
174s Ore av, 11r, b. 1000
2l40 P. Tor. b. 1000
1850 Ore av, 11r, b. 1000
241 Fla av, Or. b.35.50
421 Z ne. 7r. 80. 90
1908 r, 7r, b. -. .35. 90
4O5 ]. 7r. b. .27.50
1922 Center. sr. b.27.OO
2O22 l., Or. b. $3.50
1922 9Th Sc. 6r. h. 1850
Office or on application.
APARTMENTS.
Madrid, Ar, b,k,2d.37.5O
Exeter. Or, b. K. 81. 80
Toronto. Ar, b, .5137.5
1712 14th. Or, b. 81. 90
Exeter. 5r, b. $500
1712 18th, Or. b. .35. 90
Greenway, Ar, b, k35.0O
Toronto. Or. b. ;. $500
1910 I, Or. hall. $4,000
Nanles. 2r. b. x. ..22.5O
1000 D sw. Ar. 500
RES.
513 18th ........ go. 90
1000 ID sw. ....15.O0
18th l. Kalorama.1 $500
ROOMS.
S17-S19 14th. 5r. "A. $500
SIS 10th. I'm 1. 1000
SIT 14tb. single rooms
from $3.50 to $17.bO
per month.
18th & Kalorama. .15. 90
Busch bldg. E. .ORer
527 18th, 8 is. 90. Offer
LES.
2314 18th. -.......1 1000
Oil NJ. .l0,OO
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FOR RENT TELEPHONE MAIN 2029.
Hampshire apis. $40 90 100 14th NV: apt p. so
SOC NV. ST.. $3.50 71s 18th ne. TO SO
1406 CorcOran. Sr. $3.50 9O1 Sth ne, Or. 80
716 18th NV, base 1900 1267ta Morse ne, 5r IA 80
4lS 10th Sc, Or. $3.50 Fendall bldg, Office rms
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 525 18th 1T. NV.
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Ontario. 5r, b. K. sea
sou ..--....... .pH
Per month.
Toronto. 6r,b.k,6 mo. 175
Toronto, Or, b. K. by yr150
WILTON, 7r,b.k,10mo115
Oakland. IT, b. k. -115
Oakland, 6r. b, k. .115
Toronto, 5r.b.k. 6 MOTTO
Toronto, 5r.b,k.b by yr1o5
Oakland, Or, h, K. $50
Laclede, 6r, b. K. .175
Oakland. 5r. b. K. ...15O
Toronto, Or, b,k,1 mo. 1875
Toronto, 6r.b.k, 10 m. 40
Imperial, 5r.b,k,6 mo135
Imperial, Or, K. 10m. 40
Toronto, Pr, b, K, g mo. 100
Toronto. 2r. blk. 10 mo. 75
Balfour. Or. b.. X. 10mo10O
Albemarle, 4r. b. K, 6mlN
Albemarle, -k, b. X, 10ma5
Prince Karl. 6r, b. X. .125
Toronto. 3r.b.k.6 mos go
Toronto. 3r. b, x. 10 mo. so
California, Ar. b, K. 80
Tulane. 5r, b. X. 80
CNFURNISHED HOUS
18th mr. X, 30r. Sb$10.00O
1872 Mass av.52r, Abs. 600
1924 18th. 3Or, Oh. g, 600
1925 18th, 25r, 4b. b, 800
17s5 Mass. 24r.4b. 5, 600
2l39 II. 25r, Oh. 4, 600
22o1 Mass. 20r. 3b.3, 900
223O Mass, l4r.3b. 1, 500
1855 n Fl av,17r,3b. 200
1929 n III av. 16r, 3b. 200
1915 cath, Tor. Oh. $50
1918 \ II av. 12r,3b. 125
172O Conn av. lar, %. 125
1905 18th, 17r.2b. 125. so
1912 Corcoran, Dor, b. 100
a001 Kal. lar. 2b. 100
I12O 18th, LIT. 2b. So. 90
144o RIav12r Oh IL. 90
J4olBelmont. I2r. 2b75 90
.n1s Col I'd. 10r.b.75.OO,
1872 v Fl av.14r, 2b75.OO
1928 2lst. Tor. b. $500
23lO Goth. lar. 3b. 50 90
1853 p. 12r. b. 80. 49, 90
2I23 r. Tor. ob... IS. 90
List of other houses ut
UNFURNISHED
Balfour, LIST, Sd, 5tb
or 9Th Il, cor, 8r,
b. L. .6. 90
Raifour, LIST front.
6r. b. $500
Balfour, lst, I'd. Sd or
4th Il, rear. 6r, so. 90
pebbleton. Or. b. k45. 90
Milton. i'd, 6r,b.k. As. 90
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RUST. 400 a ST. NV.
1871 Kaloraina. Or. b27. so
l414 Hopkins. N, b. rs. 90
20 T. 6r, b. so
7O7 NJ, Or, b. so
2S23 Sherman. Or, bic. 50
767 Girard, Ar, b..18.25
DIP B, A. .16. 90
1920 K NV. 81. b. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
2031 l.. I, b. ....16.50
6l0 Blair ne. 4r. .l2. so
5 Davis ct. Ar. -. ESQ
STABLE.
r 1716 e, ~ stls. 30. Oh
q 2O12 81 nw,Bstls. 20. 90
Y l142 18th. 8 stls.8 90
STORES.
9l0 N Y av, Or. b, sto. lO0
3O3S 14th, stO, DIV. so. 90
2012 Fl. stO, DIV sta. 80. 90
913 e. store. 40. IS
806 18th. 1000
9l5 E NV. store. 80. 90
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FOR RENT-34l3 HOLMEAD PL NV: .
rooms two baths perfect condition; $40 30,
no27-3t P.J. WALSHE. 1895 New York ave-
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FOR RENTN3G4 ii ST. NV, DESIRABLE
house: rooms: mod. imp: good condition.;
large yard; 5000 A. L. COUMBE. 1425 n.
y. ave. no27-3ts
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1888 st. NV, Is rooms, baths. .. $500 90
We have a number of desirable furnished
houses In the NV. section; rent, SIS per
and upward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD
tInc.) t30 18th st. NV no2T-7ts
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Per year.
18th mr. K.34r, 6bs10. 600
1407 18th, 1Sr, 4b. 5000
21oS 10th, 25r. Al. g, 600
20S4 Col I'd. 30r, 4b 6, 600
1928 r. 23r. 3b. *. 900
2401 Mass av, 20r.
2b. sdd'ns. 3. 600
2a01 Mass. 1sr, Al 4, 900
240l Mass av. POT
%, as IL Is. 8, 900
1900 VT 8v, 3b. g. 900
1900 T, 16r, 3b. 5000
1717 Church. Tor. 2b. I. 800
1I21 DeSales. Il, 2b. 500
1902 +. 12r, Oh. Il, 200
Per month.
1705 Conn av.14r,5b $40
1925 p. 23r. 3b. -. 300
1918 18th. 16r, Al. 800
12a5 y Fl av.11r,3b. $50
1900 r, J6r. 3b. go
BSth & Maco'b. w. .22S
1873 +. 16r, n. - 800
2021 Kal av,14r.2 Oh. .2n0
1343 Col I'd. I1r. 2b. $50
1735 Park rd. 12r. 3b. los
1903 n, 20r. ID. :. $50
1919 Col ri. Tor. BIB. :. loo
1+14 Goth. Tor. 2b. $50
1881 Col I'd. Tor. 1b. $50
1918 s. Tor. III. e mos $50
sslS = Tor. III, II mos. l25
-S12 21St. 12r, b.6 mosl50
!e12 2ist. l2r. b, Il mo125
FURNISHED
PERMITS TO INSP
SPECIAL ATTENTION
OFFICE.)
Ontario. 5r. h, X, tn
Oct l. 1910. 81, 200
Ontario, 5r, b. K. sea
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2e27 Mscomb St. rooms and bath. $500. 400
cOLORED TENANTS.
9o2o i2tb Iar. b. 1850 1o1 It'll sc. Or. ". . 90
1921 ore av. or $4,000 1877 n Sc. 6r W. IL. so
1922 Fla Az nw 81. b3o so Davis ct. Ar. q. so
1924 Fla Or b20. 30 49S Clark ct sw, Ar 9. 90
1888 Fla av. 6r. e. SO 2413 Shows ct,4r,wS. so
1644 Fla av. Or. q. 30 24l5 Shows ct4r. VS.. so
1905 NJ NV er. b .25.59 1862 Bladensburg rd
107 Howard av, Ana 5r..............S 500
costa, ST. 1900
OFFICES.
tos 18th nw;2n,ar IS .ooI 1905 Fl NV. 80 d.
Sc NV >, 500 Pope bldg, s.a sis i;t +
FRO 'front.' room % 90 Smcfs 90 to 90
STORES
l pont Circle s sic 1' m. :ors g.
Cos NV. entire b. stable. 49,. ST. so
1910 NV. entire I'd 1o4 Fla av. store 80. 90
floor 1000 1901 F ne. store. 20 90
1922 Lamont. bakery Ion 22S 80 sw, shop. s. 90
1918 18th, ste. 10i b. go. 90
SEE OUR LIST OF APARTMENTS FOE
RENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN.
MOORE & HILL QNc.),
1888 G st.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

GOOD OPENING FOR LIVE REAL ESTATE
salesman to better his position by connecting
with the best located firm in Washington. Ad-
dress T. 0. Box 2456. Washington. d. c.
no26-3t
WANTED-AT ONCE. GROOM AND MODERN
bath brick not over s.. 200. Write j. A. HAY
Den 14lO G NV. no23-5t
WANTED - HOUSES FOR RENT: OWNERS
having vacant houses will not miss 1t BY plac-
ing same with me; I give my personal atten-
tion to renting look after repairs and submit
same to owners: have had 20 years experience:
THEO. FRIEBUS. 1920 New York ave. nolS-tf
WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT. WE HAVE
many inquiries for houses. and owners having
idle ones would find il to their advantage TO
place them with US. We handle houses OF all
sizes and prices.
THoS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
sels-tf
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FOR RENT-A COY HOME.
ONLY SD.

One Of the prettiest locations in Blooming
dale rooms. bath. cellar; furnace; bright
sunny southern exposure.
STONE d FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-BY 81. L.
1885 8. Or. b. <60.N
1871 31st. 1Or, b. 5000
lao Corc'n. Orb. AZ. 90
l74s Ore av, Tor. b. 40. 90
1900 8, 81, b.....4O.o0
1920 9th. Tor. h. 40. 90
1927 Ore av,10r. b.SS. 90
1905 \ Y av,11r. b37. 50
1912 18th. Or. b. 1880
l04 c Sc. Or. b. ...30.50
1898 sth, 7r, b. ..2S. 50
el3 9Th ne. 6r. b. .1.6U
62s r I av, Or. b.. $3.50
1922 n Cap. Or, b.22.50
1914 Marion. .....2O. 80
1887 Marion. Or. .l6.B0
l849 9Th, Or. -. 1850
APARTMENTS.
% Roanoke, Or, b.0. 90
1899 18th, Or. b. .A5.OO
Saranac, Or, b.....4o.00
Nantucket. 81. b. .@.0O
Juniata, 4r, b. 80. 80
nOC7-q "a TN IN -
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We. S.W., Or. B., $3.50
721 9th sw. Or, b.22.5o
625 Al. sw.I.w..1S.5o
1918 9th sw, Or. b. 1850
302 L Sc, Or, b....15.50
910 Sd Sc, 5r, W.. 10. 80
BROWN. 6l7 AZ e.w.
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STOVE REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR FURNACE. RANGE. LATROBB
needs repair cali Main 512o. Guttering. spegt.
ing. Timing EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

$500. .21st NV. lar. fur
$15O..72S 18th nw.store
5 %. .4O7 7th NV. store
500. 1928 oath NV, 12r
500. 1910 G NV, Tor
$50. .2542 18th NV. Tor
SIS. 1923 10th NV. Tor, fur
SIS. ...1729 Q NV, Tor
$40. 1904 G NV, 13r
$65. 1011 Nh av NV. 12r
500. -. 1886 X NV, lar
SEQ. .1742 u NV, Or
$50. 1851 9th NV, Sr
$50. .1735 8 NV, Tor
$50. :. 1909 oath NV, Tor
$50. 1925 14th NV, 12r
S6h. .1s13 oath NV, I1r
$50. 1908 kalo av NV, 12r
$50. IS. .2207 X NV, Tor
S5n.65.221 Wash cir. Or
$50. 80. 1915 22d NV, Or
$50. 1000 ODD NV, Tor
$50. -. 500 r NV, 11r
$50. 1872 Newton NV, 1Or
$50. 107 Seaton nv, Or
$4S. %. 1921 X NV, Tor
$45. 90. 1909 NH av. Tor
S4i. so. 131lFairInont, llr
$40. ..3161 18th NV, Or
$45. .3O12 18th NV, l3r
$40. 1919 n Can. ar
$40. Forest Glen, Nd, 12r
3S.1O.1O03 N II av, l0r
$3S. 10. 1927 Ore av, Tor
1877. 80. 1928 @ NV, 7r
$35. 80. 1912 22d NV, Or
$35. so. 1000 22d NV, Or
$3.50. 1920 W NV. 8r
APART
500. The Versailles
$50. Northumberland, 7r
$65. The MARLBOROUGH. 3r
$55. The Marlborough, Or
SO to $500. The Dresden
$50.NOrthumberland, Ar
$40. The Victoria, 5r
$45. The Milton. Or
$45. The Marlborough r
$40. The darlington, 5r
$40. The Victoria, Or
$40. The Wyoming. ar
$40. The Milton. 5r
$40. The KenslDgton, Or
$40. The Cambridge, Ar
$3S. so. The Miller. Or
For complete list of pr
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FOR RENT-1532 KINGMAN PL., SIX ROOMS
$3.50. 1857 Blair ave-, LAngdon. six rooms
lot 5Ox1TO IT,, range latrobe, city water SIG
Eight room house. Forest Glen, $25 JOHN T.
KNOTT. e1S + ct, uO27-3t
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CLEVELAND PARK.
2e27 Maccmb ST.. rooms and bath. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

IS Decatur ne, 81. w10.O0
16lSKramer nd. Ar. W.. 20
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FOR RENT-467 MD. A
lila 9th sw,Sr, b.22.5O
314 ! sw, Or, b. . .D.5O
405 ~ sw. sto, &. 20. 90
1928 18th NV, 5r, w17.N
S21 NJ sw, 5r, W. 1900
nO27-3ts7 THOS. Y,
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ROOMS.
S17-S19 14th. A. 1900
SIS 10th. rm 1. ...10.OO
SIT 14tb. single rooms
from $3.50 to $l7.50
per month.
18th & kalorama. J.. Is. 90
Busch bldg, E. .ORer
527 18th, 3 hs. -. Offer
LES.
2314 18th. ........ 1000
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17
IDEALS OF THE PLAINS
Remarkable Lecture on Abraham Lincoln De-
livered on Monday Evening.

With this for his subject Rev.
Hughet of Galesburg, ILL.,, on Mon
day night delivered a magnificent
lecture before good audience at the
Denison opera house. His thoughts
centered about the gigantic figure of
Abraham Lincoln and in striking
manner he portrayed the great eHan-
cipator as product of the plains
where the truly great characters are
developed. He took up separately
the five most notable speeches of his
hero and called attention to the spe-
cial merits Of each. quoting literally
from the poets who have voiced the
sentiments of the nation in writing of
the most noble Lincoln. Rev. Hughet
gave evidence of being great plat
form orator and those who failed to-
hear him missed great treat. The
speaker is a brother of our esteemed
townswoman. Mrs. M. A. Penney,
and IN paying tribute to the brave
characters of the plains he spoke
tuuchingly of her bravery and ability
in helping his widowed mother bring
up the little brothers. We hope that
Denison may be favored with another
of Rev. Hughet's lectures.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17
HIS CHURCH PROSPERITY
Warsaw, Illinois, Paper Tells Of Successful
Pastorate Of Rev. A. G. Martyr.

The Warsaw Qll.) Bulletin" in a
recent issue has the following news
item as to the work of Rev. A. G. Mar
tyn, for number of years pastor
at Denison:
"The First Presbyterian church of
this city of which Rev. A. G. Martyr
Is the pastor, held very impressive
service and jubilee day on last Sab
bath, when the pastor publicly well
coined into the fellowship of the
church, &c new members, baptizing
number of them. The congregation
has been greatly built up under the
present ministry, until it is probably
the most numerous in the city, having
very large and splendidly organized
Sabbath school and Christian Endea-
vor society and host of young peo-
pie in the membership, while every
department is flourishing.
AS it we'll known, it is the home
church of President Lincoln's private
secretary. Col John Hay, and his sis
ter Is one Of It's main workers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17

The Misses Merrill. Romans, and
Williams returned Monday from a
couple days sightseeing in Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17
SCHLUMBERCER
EACANDIDATE
DENEON MAN ASKS APPOINTMENT ON
PHARMACY BOARD.
HAS SPLENDID ENDORSEMENTS
Governors House Cleaning May be Beneficial
To Prominent Denisou Druggist.

Governor Carroll has started to re-
deem his promise to insist upon econ
omy in the state government. Goss.
the democratic member Of the state
pharmacy board has resigned under
fire for bringing in per diem for every
day in the year. whether he worked
or not and it is to b. hoped that the
Governor will next get the scalp of
that political scavenger. Bert Keltz,
who has devoted nearly all his time to
politics and with whom the work of
his office has been mere joke.
The resignation of the democratic
member of the board leaves vacan-
cy and the friends of Mr.. Philip A.
Schlumberger are ulging the Govern
or to appoint the Denison man. As
usual Mr.. Schlumberger is being en-
dorsed by the business men of Deni.
son. in the good old Denison way,
without regard to politics. Demo
Gratis and republicans are wing in
their support. Mr.. Schlumberger il
an expert chemist and a fine business
man and an excellent citizen. If ap.
pointed he would fill the Office accept
ably to all the people. He would b,
honest and fair and would not attemp
to turn the Office into political ma
chine. 1t gives US pleasure to en-
dorse Mr.. Schlumberger's candidacy
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another. Then the fun began and the
end is not yet. The bill was put on
its passage. Hoist. Eggers and Tuck
er voted eyes" and Coon "No." The
mayor wanted to vote in favor and
asked the city attorney, Mr.. Walker.
whether his vote would carry the mo-
tion. Mr.. Walker gave it as his
opinion that the mayor could not vote.
Councilman Wright had gone home
and the motion did not receive ma
jority Of the council, and there was
no tie vote for the mayor to decide.
Councilman Coon insisted that the
bill should not pass until rule was
made and understood as to what shall
be the policy of the Board of Health
in the future. The next regular meet
ing of the council is the first Monday
in April and action on the matter may
rest until then. but in the meantime
discussion will be hot as to the action
OF the mayor and the reasons for the
opposition of Councilman Coon.
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ate, we think, who voted to refer the
constitutional amendment resolution
to friendly committee. His action
will come as a surprise to many who
worked hard for him at the polls, but
it is no surprise to the democratic
leaders as Mr.. Writings prohibition
record has been consistent and was
we'll known to the democratic mana
gers of this county when he was q
candidate.
If we are to have prohibition the
Review hopes that the law will be of
such nature that it can be rigidly en-
forced, for almost any system of Ii
cense and regulation 10 better than
the free-for-all logging which
this county witnessed in the old pro-
hibition days.
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A nice line Of toilet soap at The
Racket Store.
The Queen Esther Circle will give
y novel entertainment next Wednes-
day evening in the McKim hall. The
Kitchen Symphony will be given to-
gether with many other novel numbers.
Booths will be arranged for college
course and refreshments will be
served. Price for entertainments only
Is cents. Remember the time and
place, McKim Hall next Wednesday.
Miss Ida E. Servoss, the popular
chief operator at the Iowa Telephone
Company's exchange in this city, has
resigned her position with the COM
pany. preparatory to accepting an
other position. but of an unlike char
acter. We have been told the young
man is druggist at Woodbine. Iowa,
and it will happen some time in
April.
/ Miss Anne HooIey represented the
ecnooiS oI OenleOn at the Ueciama-
tory contest held at Sheldon last Fri
day night. Prof. E. W. Fellows who
accompanied her states that she did
excellently although she did no. win,
a prize. Miss Hooley was greatly
handicapped by being obliged to mem.
orize new selection in the oratoricai,
class, style of defamation in which
she is not at her best. Had the
Denison contest been held il. time this
year 50 that Miss Hooley could have
entered in the dramatic class the re-
suit would. in our opinion. have been
much different. Miss Hooley takes
it philosophically however, and says
the decision of the judges wac all
right.
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wOMENS' CLUB GETS BUSY
Probes Into Municipal Affairs And Proposes
Remedies For Many Evils.

The Current Events Club held a very |
interesting program on the 18th of
March. The subject was What can
the Federation do for Denison ?-and |
the speakers dwelt especially on what |
the Current Event Club might do.
Mrs. j. B. Romans, Mrs. McConnoug-
hey and Mrs. Geo. Richardson were
the leaders of the discussion which
were lively and spirited
A 'Dandelion' day was considered.
The thought that it is useless to try
to keep your yard free from the pest
unless your neighbor will do the same
was brought out. The best remedy
suggested for these bright but bother
some flowers was to cut them off and
pour a little gasoline right in the
heart of the plant left in the ground.
Dandelions cut out and not burned
will be as bad menace as growing
plants. The Feasibility of bounty
on dandeHons was considered.
The proposition of identifying Va
cant Lots was taken up. The Plan
was to secure permission of the own
ers of these lots, especially those
which are plainly visible from the
principal streets and have then plant.
ed with flowers and shrubbery during
the coming summer months, so that
they may be source of pleasure to
all. The idea of offering prizes to
school children for the finest displays
of flowers or vegetables raised by
themselves was suggested 1t seems
that in some towns vacant lots are
taken care of at public expense, plant
ed to potatoes or other vegetables
which are given to the needy during
the winter months.
Everyone present seemed to desire
that Denison's streets be kept free
from rubbish, tin cans and flying pa
per even if we do have to have mud
| Bill boards came in for their share
of talk and the advisability of city
ownership was mentioned.
| 1t was suggested that our little city
would seem less rural if we could per-
suade the boys to drive the COWS home
from pasture through the back rather
than the front streets.
A Rest Room was considered. Last
but not least there was something
brought up that all good citizens ought
surely to aid in securing and that is
GOOD ORDER IN THE OPERA
HOUSE, CITY HALL, etc. Any en-
tertainment that is worth attending
deserves respectful quiet audience
and Dension should see that it has it,