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The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25
STELLA.


Ter u#sf# Auburn Sunday.
sir g.fle WodaI# is. visiting thI#
v"a.}#vIb ber mother. Nas Martha
Weaver
William aoae5 and VIII returned
Monday from ~ extended visit ia
Virginia.
Nrs John Mum WIS called 10 TROY
Eas. lasl Thursday by the death Of
a nephew
TIM Htle baby sin at the OYcrman
hotel was seriously i'll the first OF
the week.
AIRS. Ella Wallace of Fails City is
again employed as cook ut the over
man motel.
Prof. Eastwood has been enjoying
a visit from his parents from Liberty.
the past week.
Miss Maggie Gedultig of Omaha is
visiting this week with the Vande-
yeuter families.
Mrs. George Weaver is spending
the week with her parents, John Hen
derson and wife.
Troy Walker, ii student at the
Lincoln Agricultural school spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Harry Foster of Gutheria. Ok
lahoma is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs Racbuck of Auburn came down
last Saturday TO help care for her
sister. Mrs. NJ. Sbafer.
Ed and Willis Stfnceipher went
10 Coweta. Okla. last week. whore
they viii visit relatives
Mrs S r. Freed. who las boen
in such poor health since last Octo-
Der. was able TO attend church last
Sunday evening.
tn ladies' auxiliary To the Stella
Cemetery association gave a supper
last saturday evening and added al
most So Ia their funds.
NJ. \. Grider had n public sale last
week ana viii move his family to
Johnson. whore he has purchased an
interest in Il livery stable.
Word has been received that the
regiment at Fort Leaycnworth. OF
which Elmer Reimers is IA member.
mas been ordered to the Philippines.
Dan Kinds received the sad news
OF his mothers death Saturday even
ing. lie left for Salem. Indiana. ON
the might train to attend the funeral.
James Ilaskius and Miss Higgins
were married at Denver last week
and arrived here Friday. They will
go To housekeeping on a farm north
of town.
The stella debating squad went %
Verdon Friday evening. They debat-
ed The same question which has been
debated several times and Verdon Wa
victorious.
John Weddle and George Weaver
loaded their household goods and
stock and left for Fort Morgan, Col,
Tuesday, where they will make their
future home.
NJ. II. Vandeventer and wife re
turned from Lincoln Thursday after
noon. They left Lincoln Wednesday
but were compelled to stay over night
at Dunbar on account of the wreck.
Miss Allie Davis resigned her posi-
ton ton here in the school as teach
er of the fourth and fifth grades and
left Monday evening for Red Cloud
where she has been employed as prin-
cipal of the schools.
Miss Jennie Thompson and her pu-
pills gave a program Tuesday in mem
ory of Washington's birthday. The
debate by the pupils showed much
III tue program as i whole
was excellent. On account of the
bad Weather not many were present.
Miss Florence Culp and Herbert
Walker were united in marriage at
noon Tuesday, Feb. 22d, 1910, tn
home of Il. \. McMullen. Roy. Sapp
of Nemaha performing the ceremony.
Only relatives OF the contracting part
les were present. The young couple
will live on a farm rear Stella.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25

An attack of the grip is often fol
lowed by a persistent cough, which
- many proves a great annoyance.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been extensively used vita good sue.
cess for the relief and cure of his
cough. Many cases have been cured
after all other remedies had failed.
Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group, even the
length of time it takes to go for a
doctor often proves dangerous. The
safest way is to keep Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. and at
the first indications of Group give
the child Il dose. Pleasant to take
aud always cures Sold by all drug
EiStS
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25
Why Not?

A very i~rreverent youth was gazing
at a reproduction of that famed
group of statuary known as The Lao
COON" DO you know what that is
called?" asked his reverent friend.
I'm not sure" replied the other, but
l should guess that it is Father and
the Boys"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25
RUI.O

". r Coupe was Il Falls CITY Wis.
itor Monday.
Bessie Anderson WIS II Falls city
visitor Saturday.
Art Hodge was a Fails city visitor
one day last week
Pcte Frederick spent Sunday with
his family IN Rulo.
Ted aud Henry Majafua drove 10
Falls city Saturday.
John Pope visited in Troy kas, a
few days last week.
James stewart of Highland was a
Rulo visitor last week
Ton White of Pawuee city WIS IA
Rulo visitor last week.
Anna Davis is spending thu wret
with friends in Bigclow
Harry Huber spent Sunday with
his family at this place.
Cap Lynds Of White Cloud was
a Rulo visitor this week.
John Kanaly was a business visitor
10 Kansas city last week.
Bessie Hays of Kansas visited win
relatives in Rulo last week.
Frank Simon returned from % bust
ness trip 10 ST. Louis Sunday
Mrs Ben Ford was Il passenger 10
Mound city Tuesday morning
James Gleun of Highland was Il
Rulo visitor ono day last week..
Jesse Watt oil Kansas is here help
ing take care OF his sick father
John Gustdfson of Wymore was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Agnes Sehrader of Preston speu
Sunday with her father in Bulo
Mr.. and Mrs Al Pyle of Preston
visited with relatives here Sunday.
Frank Taylor came down from
Falls City Monday 10 visit old friends
Mac Vastine of Monte Vista, Col
spent last week with old friends in
Rulo.
Frank Blair Of Highland spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Edge
comb.
Tenn Watts is very sick at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. John An
derson
Anthony Prater came up from Kan
sas city last week To visit with Rulo
friends.
Frank Vanvalkenburg spent Sunday
with his parents and little daughter
in Rulo.
Edith Kermode returned Monday
from u visit With friends at Auburn,
Nebraska,
Mrs. elias Martin spent Sunday in
Rulo the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Best.
Frank Martinosky of Reserve was
visiting with Rulo relatives the first
of the week.
WIN King came over from Forest
City last week to visit relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Anna Mahon went To st.
Joe Tuesday for Il few days visit
with friends.
Mass Lena Staver of Salem visited
with her sister. Mrs. r. G. Hender-
son last week.
Mrs. Belpier and son Charles left
Monoay evening to make their home
at Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. Hattie Maugor Of Fails City
had charge of the services at the
NJ. e. church Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Daryeau and children
returned Monday from a visit with
her mother near Salem.
Josie Murphy came down from
humboldt for a visit with homo
folks the first of the week.
Herman Kloepfel returned the last
of the week TO his Colorado homo al
ter a fifteen days stay in Rulo.
Miss Lottie Nichols returned to
Kansas City Monday after a short Wis
it with her mother south of town.
George and Lester Gooseman. Fred
Ball. Floyd Long and Clyde Hart of
this place were Preston visitors last
Sunday.
Mrs. Gooseman and little daughter
joined her husband in st. Joseph
last week, where they have rented
a cottage and gone to housekeeping.
Max Gesser, wife and little daugh-
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25

We have some fresh Red Seal
flour in now. Come and get a sack.
C. A. Heck.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-25
HUMBOLDT

80 A1 -A
this week
D.. j. a Wa4sauar Wis in Dawson
wednesday.
Mason 5harlIe1 came down from
Ace9oa Tuesday.
H.. J.. d. Cox Is quite SICK al his
aam. il This city.
O r Little has boon victim If
taa Zip this week.
Walter Log went to Kansas City
Thur day with stock.
Fraak howard of PaWuee city was
an ctr streets Friday.
Miss Rose unizda was in Table
Rock the last of the week.
Horny seeley Of Lincoln is a guest
of humboldt friends this week.
a farewell party was giYcn to John
Bleeba aud wife Tuesday evening.
Mrt. Sarah hamburger entertained
tae Presbyterian kensington Tuesday.
Arthur Jobson and wife left this
week for their new home in Idaho.
O5in Stranger Of Pawnee City
spent Sunday with Humboldt friends.
II. P. Marble returned to his home
Monday from a trip TO Washington,
D. {.
". L. Hare Of University Place
Vas p guest of humboldt friends this
week
S. NJ. Philpot is in Seward, Okla,
looking after land interests this
week.
Clio Early was called to Horton, Ka5
Thursday by the sickness of his
father.
il. Perry is moving into the prop
erty recently vacated by The Watts
and Brum families.
Mrs. Abe Billings and daughters.
Myrtle aud Georgia returned from
Kansas City Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Snow Of Auburn
is spending the week with her sons.
\. d. and Frank Snow.
George Patrasheb was home from
The state university a few days this
week to visit his parents.
DR. Merideth of Ashland left last
Thu 1sday after a visit with his dau-
ahter Mrs. Dir. Litchfield.
Carl Mann recently traded his
town property and land in Dakota for
l'o acres OF laaa near Hadd3m, has.
Mrs. Ernest Harding returned on
iaafse"y from Kansas city, where
s'ie haa g e purchasing millinery
sooa8.
The Alpha club enjoyed their an
nual banquet Tuesday evening. The
ladies' OF the NJ. =. church furnished
lhe supper.
Rudolph Vertiska and George earns
are this week moving into the late
Rev INLAND property, which they re
Gently purchased
Mrs Floyd Cooper left Sunday
for Shenandoah, Iowa, where she
will remain. Her husband will join
nef IN a rev weeks.
Mrs. r. S. Mallory returned TO Lin
coin Thursday after a visit with Mes
danes Ella Williamson and J. B..
Davis and other friends.
Ms Ida Beem formerly If this
place hat nov living in HnhhaI wos
married to Dan Roderick of Glen
rock on Monday afternoon.
The animal meeting If tho ~
r L. was held Sunday evening ot
the Methodist church Mrs uartzeu
Wallace delivered an address at
thie time
The play given nv the high
school ,ounp neonIe entitled "a
Runcb of Roses " was on loved hv ,
large audience Thursday e~venine ot
the school bouse
m, eni.,a ~,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

25 ACRES, 12-ROOM HOUSE, OUTBUILDINGS.
in good condition. Artesian water in Kitchen
One half mile front on salt water Fishing
grabbing and oysters. Located at Piney Point
Md. Price, "a, 600; clear. Will exchange for
Well located apartment. 14th st. NV con-
tanning six apartments. Rent about So 300
yearly. All outside apartments win ex-
change $15, 900 equity for small houses build
ing lots. home in suburbs or nearby country
property.
10-room and bath frame dwelling. Columbia
Heights north Park road. Lot 50x15O. Con-
Trust $4,000. VIII exchange equity for small
er house, five or ten acres in suburbs
Two fine homes in Kenilworth d. c. Well
located car line. One has six rooms and
bath; other 10 rooms and bath. Lot 75x12O
Price 81. 500. Trust, $500. Will exchange
for seven or eight room house in city.
Fine building lot. well located on Nichols
schools and fire department. 25xI17 feet
Price. 81 900 clear. Will exchange for small
city property would consider a good au-
tomObile.
Six room and bath new house. well located
on X st. ne. Price. s.. go Trust 81, $50
Will exchange for small farm near city.
Apartment. well located on Columbia
Heights, renting So. 600 yearly. Will exchange
$4,000 equity for row of houses good es-
tate near city.
HEISkELL & McLERAN 1903 H st. NV.
Dc22 Su. tn. st
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOl
1921 y. Y
1881 Newton NV, Tor,
b .$oo-W
gl7 18th NV, 6r. b. $3.50
1136 NJ av NV. er. h3o. 30
492 Ne av sw.i1r.b 32.5o
496 Me ay sw, Sr. b2.o0
60 Defrees NV, Or. @.9
1909 I ne. Or b.. $3.50
ga L Sc. Sr. 1910
FLATS AND :.
BOOT 14th NV. 5r, bSS.o0
50 1 ne. 5r, b. -. ECO
l7ol Euclid NV ,5r. b2.O'
STO
1908 G NV. I'd d. 5000
nc10 -9fs18
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-DESIRABI-E HOUSE IN SUBURBS
Of Annapolis. New 7-room frame bungalow;
well Of good water under cover: lot 100 feet by
IA feet. fenced for lawn. garden and chicken
yard; necessary outbuildings; situated on Fink
bine road near Cedar Park. Inspection invited.
Inquire OF SAMUEL. %. C. WELLS on prem
ises, or FRANK II. STOCKETT, Annapolis, Md.
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} 4 GARRETT.
ave. NV
41o X nv. Tor. 2b45. 50
354S 10th NV. Or. b31 80
1921 18th Bw, Or. b32.5b
607 NJ av nv. sr. bsa.0)
9O4 + ne. 7r. b. .32.tu
1918 list NV. Or, b. 1880
80 h NV. Or. So. 1850
1916 n Y Nv nw,5rlS.50
APARTMENTS.
14l3 9Th NV. Or, b. 30. 90
"a Todd pi ne. 5r. b20.J0
SO Porter ne, Sr, bis.5O
RES.
2l10 18th NV, ar. "a. 90
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FOR EXCHANGE
We have large list Of properties of every
description for exchange. Consult us; MAY
be Of benefit to you. Only a postal is needed
FOR EXCHANGE-One or aIl-5 dwelling.
water heat; rented at 5000 each; reasonable
so trust trade for vacant land business
property.
15-room dwelling, downtown: all modern
improvements; just leased for years at $12f
slider any proposition.
soonest homes ever built; lot 100 feet front
house contains Is rooms. baths and every
What 'h nave money eoe to 1S "er 5os price,
One Of the best apartment houses in the
price, SEQ. 900; trust. $40, 900 Want vacant
land. bunch of houses or suburban.
Heights; price. 5000; trust. $4,000; trade
for two or three small houses.
One hundred feet front on Irving ST just
west Of 14th ST.; 75c per foot; trade for
business rantss gp o on one. st. near 14th St
rental: price H5. Zoo; trust, W $1,000; trade
for smaller property.
ways rented at $50: trade clear and $25 900
in cash for business property Uptown.
large lot in Saul's subdivision subject to
a trust for equity in small house.
Six handsome lots in Ingleside for dwell
ing or Investment property.
new dwellings on Columbia road: G rooms
and bath; lots 2Dx130; small trust trade for
lots
SIMPSON SULLIVAN CO..
oc2ot sa .Su-3t 140S G st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE - HOUSES. LOTS, APART.
ments. suburban and farm properties; a big
don't want. L. e. F. PRINCE. 72I Rond BLDG
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40 LET-BY THE r. Il. SMITH COMPANY,
E. O. SMITH Nit krw WORK LEE ayE 2; tATlMER.
1907 18th ST., IL rooms and baths >. ss6 90
110l 9th St, IL rooms and baths. $500
Cor. Euclid ct. and university pl.. Co.
lumbia Heights, 10 rooms and dns,
large bath. fedecorated throughout. :. :. 50. 90
1925 VT. ave.. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50. 81 50
1910 Park road IL rooms and baths. 5000
1852 Newton st. rooms and bath. 80. $50
917 10TH st.. 10 rooms. bath. ........... $3.50
l1l6 18th st.. s rooms and hath. $3.50
1885 18th ST.. rooms and bath. ...... $500
100 Quincy ct. nv. rooms and bath.. $3.50
144O Chaplin st.. rooms and bath. $3.50
7l9 21st ST. NV, roonns snd hath. >. Is. 80
312 9th st. ne. rooms and BATH. $3.50
1855 23d ST.. 8 rooms and hath. ......... "a 50
233 st. me-. rooms and bath. ......, $500
lib Hickman st. Sc. rooms and bath. 1890
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FOR RENT
rs Nd ne. Tor $500 lbs 9th nv, er 4o.6
1923 Irving NV Or 81 80 2l2 Rand pi ne Pr 5000
325 College nv, l4r300o q Prospect ne, Ir 80 90
1920 eth NV, 7r. -2o30 S1o NV. Or. % -m
2SS7 Ga NV .6e I'd SOS l. nv, ST. z2b9
l23 Carl Sc. 6r. e0.60 $500 Az 1920 30
2Se Bryant nv. Or. 2o50 213 n ne, Or. $3.50
1924 Otis. Bkld. 6r. 1900 1882 Cap se. Ct. $50
36l Mel sw .5r. 1870 $50 eth sw, 5r- ..1S01
1857 L Sc, 6r.. $50 1901 Rdale ne CT. l3o1
1876 Prov, ! Cy Or. 80 1908 Canal sw Or. IA on
IO4 Core. O.. 5r. 1880 1874 Grace nw,5r. $50
IS Col ter nw,4r so 1242 hno CT ew, Dr. $50
129 Seaton ne.2r.. $50
APARTMENTS.
els X. Y. ave. NV. Ar. b.. bt- fur. new. $3.50
1901 " Cap. ne. I'd dr.. b.. bit. fur, sr. 81 80
Hos n NV, I'd hr.. b.. rooms. $500. 100
30 st. NV. Sd dr.. b.. 6 rooms 25.o1
4ofla NV. apt. ID 1r., 8 rooms. 23.sa
1920 eth st. NV. apt. No. I. b., 4 rooms %. ~
2S20 Sth at. NV. 1st mr., south, 8 rms. 13.5ss
1926 Church st. NV. rooms. ......-.... 1l.5n
1892 10th st. u W.. I'd dr.. b.. s rooms. 2i.0c
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
40 9th st. NV. rms. 10. II. 10. rooms. 1901
1921 7th 1T. NV. I'd and Sd Hrs.. rms. 1850
24O0 Shows CT NV. 3 rooms. 1st floor. 6.a
6OI X st. NV. hall room. 30 floor. $50
1905 LIST ct. NV. rooms. Oh
WAREHOUSE.
1S28i5 9TH st. Nv. '''.'.- .eic."u
STABLES.
Rear 212& e ST. n-w---..-- t5.ou'
STORE.
A. S. CAYwOoD. 9l5 y. Y. ave NV.
rro1 are
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FOR RENT-RY B. F. s
1919 & nv. l6S. 2bel0l.&
40 No ev pv,uI. 1900
1928 LIST NV. II. b.l0.N
4l4 NJ NV. 81. b. 1000
1880 8 M. o.. b.&.SS
al o NV, Or, b. $40
1881 list nv, 6r. b. $40
llz1 Fla Az nv. e.. be0 50
GOT Fla Az nw,7r, b. 500
% ] ne. lor. b. :.8.0o
o16 9th NV. 1r. BIZ 30
1914 Sd nv. Or. BIZ, g
l2l1 L nv. q. h.H.60
1881 eth nv. g.. b.20
100 r NV. Or. b. .S.@
lel6 9th NV. 81. h-A9
434 3 ! Az NJ .6r, b2.0
76S Girard nv, G. h8.0 90
li0 Carroll %, 81. b1l.e 20
1875 Morse ne. Or. h22. -
1884 r ne. 6r, b. .0.O
8Sl 18th se, Or. h-.0-40
ili3 6th nv, Or. u.le.00
SO2 Fla Az nw.7r, bis. 90
706 r I av nw,5r.wl7.S0'
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

AFAhTMENTS TO LET.
q: tn sw.4r.o.sia7s ZOE II sw, or. b.is.3
s. n s.s :w sf ~ 18th Cap Fl ess
0 s'n a CO. d $50 Se John sG M.s.s: f.
.ule-ts wv ~
THE Melton. 4TH AND n. Y, AVE. NV.
Elevator and telephone exchange.
Or. and b.. $3.50. Or. and b.. S35. 80, corner.
SAINT ". cocknsLLa.n e so g : INV NV:
hsHs tiSs Fa n col S9 hoA iDio
and rooms. hath: front and rear porehes;
a car JSo f5fff ffsR s q ts
FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS AND BATH: HEAT:
Janitor service; Convenient to downtown
tion; rent only $3o.5o 72s 18th ST NV.
auS1-tf i4os New York ave. NV
THE CONCORD.
2, 8. and 5 rooms, with bath
au3-tf4 Apply to MANAGER.
Desirable apartments in all sections
OF the city. Bachelor suites of
and two rooms and bath. Housekeep-
ing apartments of from three to seven
rooms and bath. Thoroughly modern
building. maintained in the best pos
ce SaH list i; mailed mailed or ,sansst
TIE End GHEya :s aaa Chew Gs. ,.s
THE FRANKLIN. 1915 l4.a st. nv
The srS sHa sss Col s. to
The KIT VERNON. eth and II: ave ~
THE W 4eSRs ana iss S1'f St 10 sS'''
THE EMERY. ISL G st. NV '-''0
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures 2T 80
'1as WEAVER EfsT BR 90 e. ATE 81: sa
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FOR RENT-ioR., 2B. PRESS BRICK BAY.
window house IN best OF condition: hot-wates
heat; garage In rear; 40 X ct. NV. CAIs
WOOD & GARRETT. 1921 y. 7. ave.
FOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE NO.
1870 Mass. ave. 1t very low rent . eeod tee
ant. THE CHARLES EARLY Co,
ocelSt - el5 14th st. /
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FOR EXCHANGE - HOUSES, LOTS. APART.
ments, suburban and farm properties; a BID
list: ANYTHING you want Tor something you
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE OAKLAND" APARTMENTS.
zoos Col. road, Wash. Heights. to
large rooms; all conveniences: low rental. Apply
at bldg. or to o. W. WHITE. 1l16 = Ut.
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| FOUR-ROOM AND BATH. HEATED FLAT:
central location; first class condition: to adult
only; $3.50; yearly lease: phone. Apply iii
| 9Th st. NV. auc1.tf
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LARGE. CHARMING 5-ROOM APARTMENT;
high first floor; steam heat; jantor service;
orc st, nv ARE rsdueed rent s2 I :sS'
ocl-32ts
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FOR RENT-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
Best section ocmincdale; rooms and oath,
steam heat Open Sundays
2223 lST ST. NV.
$4,000 Keys 2023 y. Capitol st. oc23h
FOR RENT
DOWNTOWN.
House Of IL rooms and baths; hot water
heat; In best section for fashionable boarding
house. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC, $40
18th st. NV ocZ2 ST.
FOR RENT-e42 ST. NV: y ROOMS AND
bath: q corner house. with pcrchee aud large
side yard, In good repair: reduced TO $3S
oc223t r. n. T. LEOPOLD. 1900 st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE

OWNERS ARE INVITED TO CONSULT ME-
ABOUT EXCHANGES OF ALL KINDS IN
real. ESTATE LARGE OR SMALL. M
PROVED Or uNIMPROEED: CITY OR OUT
SIDE. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. GEO
Y. WORTHINGTON. 141O G NV. oc22-7t
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FOR RENT-FLOYD r.
2l32 35th NV Or. b. So. so
- @ sw. Or. b. 90
1910 Conn ave NV.
I5r. 2b ........10o. 90
1903 o NV. Tor. b. IL. 80
80 y 50. 5r. gas. HOO
1o2ota eth sw, Or. II. 80
$50 L sw. 6r, b. ESQ
$50 r sw, Or.
312 y Sc. Or. 1880
124s Union sw. Or. II. 40
9oS G sw. Or, b. 1850
204 10th sc. 6r. b. Is 90
1921 Hunt pl. 5r. $50
937 Va av sw. Or. h. q. so
Sl7 Mass av ne, ar. BPS
1879 III ne. Or. 49, 1880
$40 Sth sw Or. b. ESQ
IA f sw. Or. b. -.12.50
924 LIST sw, Sr. b, n1 80
71e 9th sw. 6r- 1880
14th and @ sw, Ar,
b, No 2. .22.30
725 7th sw.5r.b, 1n.15. 15
120sh O sw. 7r, b.22.so
nr22 AT
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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
IN THE PEBBLETON AsO GREEN.
WAY: FOUR. FIVE AND SIX
ROOMS; MODERN IN EVERY RE-
SPECT: $35. $40 AND $45 PER MO.
CHARLES EARLY CO.. 615 14IH ST. NV.
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THE CECIL. 18TH AND T. SITS. NW.-FOR
rent, broom apt; bright. cheerful rooms: also
3-room apt Ap1y at Iecil. ses.tf
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-04-29

standing where it was built in
Aurora, Esneralda county, away
back in the SOS In appear
snce it is a plain two-roomed affair
with a small front stoop. and il ap-
pears upon the county assessors
tax roll from year TO year and up
20 the present time as Mark
Twain's lot and cabin on Pine
street" As far back as any one
can remember or record. 1t has
each year become delinquent, but
usually bought in for taxes by the
owner. In 1906 7. c. Sharp and
Dave Stewart came into possession
of this famous land mark and since
that time it has been assessed 10
them. 1t has been necessary TO e
pair and r~e-shingle it many times as
tourists and relic seekers stripped
it bit by bit, Of small pieces, parts
locks. hinges. a single or silver
IF wood.-Goldfeld Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-04-29
UNIQUE SCHOOL IN BOSTON

4 school Of matrimony has late,
ly been established in Boston. Fol
the Athens Of America this is in
deed quite an innovation. Some
good easy going people have de-
luded themselves into thinking that
matrimony belongs to no school, and
it needed no school. As to it let
Reno answer
In this Boston school a group of
girls, including the younger mem
bers of some of the best and oldest
of Boston families, are being train
ed five days each week in the useful
and household arts. The idea. in
brief, is to furnish a highly prac-
tical equipment and to enable the
girl students to become ideal as
wives, mothers and home makers.
The course includes instruction by
some of the best Boston educators
in literature, ethics, child study
household arts, house building.
textiles and sewing, hand work and
design, music in the home. litera-
ture for children, home economics,
chemistry, biology, social eco
Monies, hygiene, dental hyginc, home
nursing and the care of delinuuent
children Such a school is far more
in keeping with the prevailing spirit
of modcrnity than in the recent
crusade on the part Of the mayor
of Indianapolis against "spooning''
in the nickelodeons, which if sue
ccssful, would tend toward the dis
enlargement of matrimony even
more than does the New York
Marriage License bureau. The
mayor of indianapolis proposes to
turn or the lights on the moving
picture show at frequent and I'M
expected intervals, so as to cover
with confuson young persons en-
gagged in "spooning'' and to hold
them up to ridicule and scorn. A
Brooklyn park commissioner once
had a somewhat SIMILAR idea as TO
turning on the electric light in
dark places in Prospect park and
in other parks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-04-29
MARK TWAIN'S CABIN

1t may be interesting to Gold.
felders to know that the famous
"old Mark Twain Cabin" is still