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Evening star., 1912-08-31

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2&4 Mass av. 16r,
8b. VI, SIN h't&4.W
24Ci Mass ~. 20r.
3h. year. .......2.6O0
1925 r nw.2lr, 3b. $50
HOT H NV. i2r, %. 100
1927 Mass av,l2r, 2bl5e
2202 Mass av. i2r. 3b.l3
1900 18th. 1Sr, 3b. ..l25
1909 r I av.17r. %. .l35
1892 10th, l3r, 2b. ..l25
ll13 10th, Or. 2b. 100
1893 18th. l3r. 2b. 100
1890 8. 1H,garage00. 90
I'8l K NV, Tor. %. IS. -
1853 Irving. 14r,b .s3.3 -
i2l7 n. lsr. 2b. 80 %
1870 8. i1r, b. -. 1900
1913 goth. Sr, cb. 1890
Chevy Chase. Tor. b75.Oo
SIC 18th. lar. .2b. rs. 90
1887 p. Or, %. 10. %
1901 Monroe. 1sr. 2f65. 90
1885 Q NV, Tor. b.
steam heat. .65.o9
2235 O. l0r, 3b. .0S.oo
l433 Clifton. Sr. b. co. 90
l12S Goth. l3r. 2b. 5000
1871 L, l3r, b. 1000
1919 Mintwood. liz.
1851 i;;i;.ii:;.S.S .lv.r,.iir.,S.S g. .SS
i728 20th. 1Or, %. 90. 90
1925 2lst. 6r. b. $3.50
3S27 10th. Or. BIB. .57.0
1870 Clifton. Tor. .2b55. 90
1917 2lst, Tor, b. $3.50
1106 p. Tor. b. =. So. so
2S04 9th. Or. b. . $3.50
17l4 9. Tor. b. $3.50
l29 Harvard. Tor. h50. 90
1923 Il NV. !lr,b.50.0 90
0m c2d NV. bakery.
ef. b. 80. 90
1888 Irving. Sr. b. $3.50
aOl0 18th. t2r. h.N.S0
% II nw,store or. b. 45. 90
1895 Ontario. Or. b. .4S. 90
20 = NV. sr. b. .42.5o
S II NV. sto. 5r, b. .42.s0
1928 q. Or, b. -. A. 30
6i2 Quincy, Sr.b.,.42.50
1900 Euclid. Tor. b42.5e
1119 Church. Sr,b. 1880
l1W willard. Sr, b. 4O.sO
l225 llth NV. Tor, b4O. 50
o439 18th. Or. b. 1880
1916 Irving. Or. b. 40. 90
12 II sw. i2r. b. 4O.O0
65j0 10th NV. .M. b. 1000
201 llth. Tr. b. 1000
1884 Newton. sr, b. 1000
1891 Q. 11r. b. :. 80. OK
BIB N ] ~, l2r.b.87.j9
1921 School. 12r hS8. %
TwO-FAMl
C06 18th. 5r. b. .32..O
1869 RI av. "a. Or. bs0. 90
1896 r ] av, Id, 5r. b30 90
2101 18th. Or, b. .26. so
li45 T. 5r. b. %. so
I74J T, ID. Or. b. .25.5O
sos 18th NV. 2r, b.25.00
lG4 Tenn ne, 5r.b. 23. 90
20 Seaton. Or, b2n. .24.30
Il Quincy. Or. b.23.30
2115 11th, 5r. b. .22.50
2703 nth, 5r.b. .22.O
% II NV. Or. b. .22.50
FOR GOOD COLI
81 T. Or, b. =. $3.50
1894 18th. Ter, b. as. so
1888 9th, Or. b. 1880
1918 Corc'n. .T, b. $3.50
AL p. 1r. b. -. .30.50
lI01 V. Or. b. .3N.5o
325 7. gr. b. .2S.50
1924 Wallach. Or. b. .27.5O
1915 18th. Or. b. ..21.0
1923 18th, ar. b. ..H.5O
1904 2ith. 10r. b. .25.6
90 oath. Or. h. .22.50
42 Oakdale. CRIB. D. 80
528 2i'h. Or. b. :. .22. 80
II Hsnover. CRIB. 90. so
C3J Acker ne. 8r. b. 30. 30
GET OUR FULL REN
All classes OF propert
list OF desirable apartme
MOORE & HILL Unc
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FOR RExr-HousEsl
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE Z HILL QNC.),
1902 Il St. NV.
r,Nrr-pxisuEr HORSES

ID HOUSES.
isll i3th. Tor. b. .35.8S
718 10th. l0r. b. ..35. 30
2lO2 II. Or. b.....3.0
1853 Holmead. Or. b. rs. SO
xsi7 Pa av. Or. o.3j.@
1921 n ] nv, Or. b. 33. so
1904 lst NV. .Sr. b.. .S. 90
1893 Ore av. Or, b. $3.50
$40 varnum. Or. b.. $3.50
- r ne. Or. b. $500
224 "a ne. 1Or. b. $3.50
- Mich ~. Or. b.S2.50
1899 Q NV. d. b.0.ee
6l2 Irving. Or. b. $3.50
Sl21 1lfh. Or. b. .S2.0
90 r ! av. Sr. b.S2. 50
1915 d ne, sr. b. $3.50
3ll7 l1th. 7r. b. f. .3l.s0
l54 II ne. Tr. b. $3.50
2S21 Q. Sr. b. 1890
1852 llth. Or. b. +. @.51
S56S 10th. Or. b. &. $3.50
1898 Monroe, Or. rec
hall. bath ..... %. 30
l620lngleside. lOr, BIC. so
$40 r AZ. ar. B. 40. 30
200 Frnch. Sr' b. 30 50
S00S 18th. Or. b. "a. 10
l22 Quincy ne. .7r. hS0. 50
tE6S InYlesI(le ior , bSO so
0l3 Keefer, Or. BIZ. so
1908 Corc'n. Or, b. IA. so
o33 Kenyon. Or, b. "a. %
i1A 4th ne. Or, b. %. 80
1919 Fla ne, Or. b. .25. 50
81 18Th ne, Or. b. d. so
.sl3 Ga nv. 81, b. .25. 80
&l6 b &c. ar. b. .25. 50
Tenn av ne. @. b25. 80
8i40 18Th ne 81. b, %. SO
sig b se. n. b. -. so
i25 18Th nc. .6r. b. 2S. 50
Brookland. 1r. b. .25.so
Si2 9th ne, orb. q. 50
SOS lifh. "A. Or. Do. 90
Sla i4fh ne Or. b. %. 80
Tenleytown. 6r. .23.5o
42E 9th ne ar b. "a so
zoo O NV. Or b. pa 20
iO2, KENYON. Or. b. ., 30
100 Harvard ar n % 20
faa CSr.rd cr r. % ~
is3e o0th Or h % 20
;0SS % n No a. n % 10
% n ne Or n 81 5o
i0a 7tb No 0r h.2i 20
,OOQ Cir.rd q. h on "a
COO osth A. n On n
% s9i i1,h ~. % Ar h 10 5o
i31O X 40 erb $40
iS9i Worse 6r h ~
C1R pickford ar n IN 5O
63S Florence ne d. hid on
S09 I 90 Gr n 20
S0S isfh GO Or h 4.5o
III FLATS.
a1laO a N Or. h c2O
"a n NV 5r. n DO 50
351i iifh hr. n. 90 SO
IN: Gresham 5r.b.i9.s 70
23i1 n 6r. b...l7. so
23O9 n 5r. b.,l7.O
23iS N' 6r' b..,i7.SO
,3i3 n Nla.Sr.bi6.:O
I10ih Thomas Ar hTG5O
io3 i,th ne 4r h .13.30
lass u ne. Ar. b. 1850
,oI7Duucan M. lr. bl3 50
'hED TENANTS.
Evening star., 1912-08-31
APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE RANDOLPH. lIl5 LINCOLN ROAD: q
rooms rooms and bath: electric lights; private rear
porch ,a ana 70 yard: steam heat and janitor serv.
THE oWAsCo IL R ST. NE: 8 rooms and
bath: large. bright outside rooms large closets:
electric lights: steam heat; janitor service;
$500
THE ONEIDA. 147 II ST. NE: rooms and
heas sss andr sssees nsssse rear
All apartments within one block Of two car
GEORGE TRUEspELL. 1927 Lincoln road.
APTS. IN THE LEHMAN. s26 TO ss7: ON
two lines: hrand-ne and fireproof. Apply
to Janitor % Quincy place NV.
THE CECIL. 18th AND l. N.w.--A ONE. A
two-room bachelor apartment also three room
housekeeping apartment. Apply at Cecil
2s32 ONTARIO ROAD-BEAUTIFUL APART.
bath: light and airy: splendid view: janitor;
telephone: $50: children. 12'
THE SHERMAN.
18th AND T. SITS. NV.
and room housekeeping apartment.
FLORENCE COURT EAST
California ave. and Phelps place. NV.
A 2-roOm and bath and a broom h.k. apt.
THE ETTIELHURST
18th AND l. SITS. NV.
l, 2, rooms h.k. apis.
THE ALBEMARLE.
18th AND SITS. NV.
6. and room h.k. apt.
Above are modern. frst-class. lreproef houses:
day and night elevator service; all rooms out
side.
Apply at respective houses or to
T.. V. WAGENHORST,
Phone NJ. slaa ''' 'HHh i4th f and u. Y. ave. NV.
HIGH COST OF LIVING SOLVED.
THE CAIRO.
Avn cTS ~
Ic-STuRY. FfREPROOF BUILDING.
LOWEST PRICES. REST SERVICE, LARG.
t ASR
CELLENT HONE TABLE: s2s MONTH.
FURNISHED OR vTSTS TSESRN1sHED APART
TS5s T%9 ESSSS ESSSs. S. S. 4S ES S. sss:ss g.
FOR LEASE MEDIUM SIZED. WELL AR
ranged housekeeping and non-housekeeping
apartments in those four story hreproof build.
street between 14th and 18th sts. NV. Repre-
sentative on the premises. or
swARTzELi: !s7 hHHEM 15t1 n. 4 a.Ml MESsEY CO..
VERONICA. 2Io 18TH ST. S.w. HEATEpl-
rms. and bath. frst-class condition $23 90 up
SUSSEX. l22s-36 r s.w. Nheatedl-
EASTMAN. 18th and f. Cap. st. (heated)-
rms and bath: first class condition. SIS. 90 up
5r. and % ba,. irstc,a ste condition S $500 up
PHILLIPS CO.. $40 John Marshall place.
FOR RENT-Colored- Excellent new apt. at
1888 st. NV. Janitor on premises.
FRANK WALTER. SIG Conn. ave.
FURNISHED.
THE BRIGHTON.
2i2s ca'fornia for St; / Or 3 rooms an and bath bath.
apt. yearly lease; cafe Am. and European
plan: sleeping accommodations on roof.
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ON THE HEIGHTS-sso.5 -


Sunny little home of & rooms. bath and hot
water heat. Very conveniently located. Close
to ears, schools and churches of all denom-
nations. Electric lights. porchcs, open fire.
place. You cannot duplicate this home any
where at this price.
Evening star., 1912-08-31
CORNER HOME.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$35.J0 80.
Brand-new home, containing many special
features. The finest six room house have
ever offered Mt this price. HOT-WATER
hest Two bay windows and porch. English
tile open replace, mahogany trim. electric
lights. Only square from an S0O-acre
government park. Investigate before It Is
rented
Evening star., 1912-08-31

FOR RENT
Corner Of l4fh and Shepherd sts. NV: 5
large rooms tiled hath: hOt-water heat: front
and rear porcheS; with hardwood trim through
out; rent reasonable.
PHILLLPS 4 SAGER,
7lS 18th 1t. NV.
Main 1897.
Complete Rent List upon request"
Evening star., 1912-08-31

FAIR PRICES,
good service, courteous attention,
select section. pleasant environments.
modern building. extra ventilation and
Agreeable a~ent. to rent from
about all you wish The following
VIII meet with these features:
THE SUMMIT. 1916 Euclid
rooms. porch. shower bath: new .$4S 90
THE MANOR HOUSE 1924 Monroe.
. r.. elevator. phone. porch spacious. .$4c 80
TUE HUNTINGTON. 2115 14th ST.
rs. txl6 porch, new range. Al order $3J on
ro"ms. newly paperrd and painted 26 JO
THE CAMBRIA. 1924 Euclid ST.
rooms. eastern exposure phone. S23 81
rooms. perch. Sc. exposure, Oct. l.. -
We will take your our
waiting list for apartments Of every
size and location. Many Oct. l.
v l.. SALISBURY COMPANY NC.
ti9 18th st. NV. Main $685..
THE CHESTERFIELD. 3I.I MT PLEASANT
-. n.w.-Fcr lease 10 rerined family elegant
apt. large. bright roonis and bath: large
porch; ventilated kitchen; frstN.ass service
See janitor. q.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE: SEC
ond noor front: !, rooms and bath: all outside
rooms: wide porches. Rent. Si2 20
STONE X FAIRFA@. 1912 New York av NV
FOR RENT LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS AND
hath for $3.50 In the Iikley at 1920 L St
STONE & FAIRFAX. 134: New York av. NV
Evening star., 1912-08-31

82S irving NV, 6r.. b.. good condition. .e2S.50
4442 Kan. ave.. 6r. b.. h.w.; new corner
asssS 7. ave: NV: Il. J.: excel coadn ssss
1lO9 Montello ave: ne. 6r.. b:..:....:.: 1850
put this house in excellent condition. $50
5o5 me-. rooms. bath. ..;..:..... dsS0
7l5 i!th nv:
Complete rent list upon request"
COLORED TENANTS
633 Acker n.e.. 6r. ..................$I50 50
''' Aeher he' IL rAIIiIPs Iips sxGmia. Wv
us 1s:s nsIn hE; iss..
Complete rent list upon request
FOR RENT-14l2 9th ST. NV. l0R.. BATH.
furnace, MI, new paper and paint. large yds.s
S35 80; coo New Jersey NV. H.. bath.
pantry, eel. MI. large y's.. 5000. Apply
COi,oRE6 TENANT.
New dwellings. popered, and ne near car I'm; I'm "A
isis Eye st. n.w., rooms, tiled oatn. -$<U.o0
II. +. SAUL CO.,
7th and l. sts. NV.
FOR RhNT..0HEAPmsls;so;
New . :sa r.ns:S
nent teDsnt:. They g viii suit man: Sho :vs
been renting apartments. because the mooeEY
expensive. Description: -Four rooms. moesm
bath, porcelain tub, low-down closet. porcsaain
l0nisl porches and are handsomely pAperOds
Now nearing completion. and . number have
already been rented: 30 II you wish one 700
had better make your reservation immedfateiyS
These houses are located on the noethwese
corner OF l4th aid q sts ne.
b. f. SAUL CO., 7th and I. sts. NV.
FOR RFNT-NO 4Ol NJ NV: 8 ROOAN8 ANn
bath; in good condition; newiy painted; REM
very moderate. ALSO NO. 403 II NV.
rooms and bath. No. 90 L st. NV. yooM1
rent, &l4.6O; In good condition. :
Evening star., 1912-08-31

FOR RENT AND 3 ROOMS AND BATH
apartments. The Terrace. ::c41 ct. Large
shaded grounds. JanItor service. SIS and 800
HENRY W. oFFuTT. WIS. asc. aud y Ut.
Evening star., 1912-08-31
YEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF.

Delightful home of rooms and bath. well
located III the northwest. Very convenient to
the shopping district and unusual value at
this price. Let show you this at once.
SHANNON & LUCHS Renting Service,
Main 2345 713 14th at NV Main 2345.
Evening star., 1912-08-31

ave. NV.
922 T NV, 9r.b. 90 -
1903 Y nv. CRIB. .3.0
Ala let NV. Or. b. .22.6o
To- y se. Sr.b. -. %
SO5is u nv. Or. lass
Sl4 1sth me-, Or. ..,13.S(A
rs.
1884 NJ av nv. .5r, bas.s1
sssm 18th ne. H.hisS4
Evening star., 1912-08-31
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

CLOSE TO 14th ST.-$2i 80.
An exceptionally fine home in choice part
of the Heights. Six nice rooms, bath and
furnace heat. Comparatively new and in first
1t TODAY:,.
Evening star., 1912-08-31

FOR RENT-sPLENDID STORE RIGHT on
l4th st. NV. half square from Park rad.
This store Is suitable for almost any business
that relies a large passing trade. Store
room 1&xJO. Fine show windows. Modern
building. Must DO rented at oaee. Fries,
$3.50. Address Boz III, Star efnce.
Evening star., 1912-08-31
A. r. FOX CO.. Founded 1876. 1871 IN
WOOD q GARRETT,

FOR 4 HSr-CA,Yw,oon 6 a, I! 2
l411 Goth nv. Or. b. $40. 80
GO Il sw. .kr.b. 10. 80
To- Lamont NV .6rt25. 30
1872 q ne. Or. b. %. 50
1918, Sfh nv. Or. b. -. 20
% Defrees NV, 6rblS, 30
Fla
1913 9th NV. 5r,b.W.0 90
- TODD pl ne, Sr,b.19.W
p
Evening star., 1912-08-31
FOR RENT-CHEAP-el5.5O.
nE&T RART.E TEN NTS ONLY.

bath; in good condition; newly painted; rent
very moderate. ALSO NO. lo3 n NV.
rooms and bath. No. 90 I. st. NV. yooma1
rent, Sl4.bO; In good condition. =
THOMAS w. FOWLER . 0QN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-22

cular, y saco de la sala un banquito
para que me sentase en- ell empedra-
do, desde ell cual dominaba yo la es-
cena. Extendida en- ell patio la gran
de Y aterciopelada piel, las mujeres
'ntentaron reprimir un grito; mas al
rOdar la cabeza sobre la grama no
pudieron contenerse.
-Pero Scomo 10 mataron? Cuen-
ten--decia la senora uisa,-.todos
estdn como tristes
-Cuentennos-aiiadi6 Lucia.
Entonces Jose, tomando la cabeza
del tigre entire las dos manos, dijo:
Ell tigre iba a matar a Braulio.
cuando ell senior (senalandome) lie di6
este balazo.
Mostro ell foramen que en- la fren-
te tenia La cabeza. Todos Sc yolvie-
ron mirarme, y en- cada una de esas
miradas habla recompensa de sobra
para una accion que la mereciera.
Jose siguio refriendo con porme-
nores la historic de la expedition
mientras hacfa remedies los perros
heridos, lamentando la perdida de
los otros tres Las mujeres habfan
vuelto sus faenas, y yo dormitaba
sobre uno Gle los poyos de La salita
en- que Transito Lucia me habfan
improvisado un colch6n de ruanas.
Serviame de arrullo el rumor del rio,
los granizos de los gansos, Ell balido
del rebaiio que pacfa en- las colinas
cercanas, y los cantos de las dos mu-
chachas que lavayan ropa en- Ell AFRO
yo. La naturaleza es la mas amo.
rosa de las madres cuando ell dolor
Sc ha aduenado de nuestra alma, y ST
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-22
NJ A


tro pasando el rio, me dijo que el IT,
gre hab1a matad0 nor Braulio.
Este di0 rienda suelta a una estre
pitosa risotaida, diciendole al fin al
negritO aterrado:
y te has estado todo el dia me
lido entire estos matorrales como un
conejo
Como nor Jose me grit6 que vol
vera pronto, porque no debia andar
solo por ALA arriba-respondi Juan
Angel royendose las unas Gle las ma
nos.
II Vaya 70 te mezquino-repu.
50 Braulio,-pero es con la condicion
de que en- otra caceria has de ir pie
con pie conmigo.
Ell negrito 10 miro con oios des
confiadoS, anteS de resolverse acep-
tar asi ell perd0n
u Convienes 9-le pregunt6 dis
traido
Si, mi amo.
-Pues vamos andando. III.
Braulio, no te incomodes en- ac)mpa.
narme mas; vuelvete.
Si es que 20 guerra
No, va YES que Transito esta to-
ola asustada hoy. Di ALA mil cosas
en- mi nombre
y esta guambfa que llevaba
All -continu6 y-t6mala tn. Juan
Angel. mo iras a romper la esco.
peta del patron por aquig Mira que
le debo la vida ese-dijo.-Sera
10 meJor-observo, al recibfrsela 70
Di TN apreton de manos al valien.
te cazador y nos separamos. Distan-
te va de nosotros, CRITIC
10 que va en- la guambia 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-22

Las instanciaS de los montaneses me
hicieron permanecer con elloS hasta
las cuatro de la tarde, h0ra en- que,
despues de largulsimas heSpedidas,
me puse en- camino con Braulio que
Sc empeno en- acompanarme. Habla-
me aliviado ell peso de la escopeta
colgado de uno de sus hombros una
guambfa Durante la Marcia lie ha-
bic de su proximo matrimonlo y de
la felicidad que lie esperaba amandole
Transito como 10 dejaba yer. Me
escuchaba en- silencio, pero sonriendo,
de manera que estaba por demas ha-
cerle hablar Habiamos pasado el
rio salido de la Ultima ceja de monte
para empezar a descender por las
quiebras de la falda llmpia, cuando
Juan Angel apareciendose por entire
unas moreras, Sc nos interpuso en- Ell
Sendero. diciendonos con las manos
unidas en- ademan de slplica
-Yo vine, mi amo. 70 iba.
pero no me haga NADIA su merce
Yo no vuelvo tener miedo.
ii Que has hecho Que es 2--le IN
terrumpi. - TIE han enviado de casa
Isl, mi amo, 81, la nina Y como me
dijo su merce que volviera
No me acordaba de la orden qae le
habia dado.
Conque no volyiste de miedo?
lie pregunt6 Braulio riendo.
-Esto fue, 81, ESQ fue. \. Pero CO.
mo Mayo pas6 por aqui, asustado,
y luego senor Lucas, que me encon-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-22
JORGE IsA-ACs

cuando para recalar sobre algunos
dc los lances de la partida para
echarle alguna nneva middleton
Lucas.
Conociase que las mujeres nos con-
taban y recontaban desde que nos
alcazaron a yer; y cuando nos acer-
camos la casa estaban a1n indeci-
sas entire ell susie y la algeria, pues
pOr nuestra demOra y los disparos
que habian dido, suponian que ha-
biamos corrido peligro. Fue Tran
sito quien Sc adelant6 recibirnos,
notablemente palida.
u Lo mataron?-nos grit0.
ST, hija-le respondi6 su padre.
Todas nos rodearon, entrando en-
la cuenta hasta la vieja Marta que
llevaba en- las manos un capon a
medic pelar. Lucia Sc acerc0 pre-
guntarme por mi escopeta; y como
yo Sc la nostrase, anadio en- voz ba-
ia:
-Nada le ha sucedido. ieh?
Nada--le respondi carinosa-
mente, pasandoIe por los labios una
ramita.
va pensaba !.
- No ha bajado ese fantasioso de
Lucas por aqufg-pregunt6 Jose.
Ell no-respondi6 Marta.
Jose mascullo una middleton.
---Pero ld6nde esta 10 que mata-
ron ?--dijo al fin, haciendose oir la
sonora Luisa.
-Aqul, tia--contest6 Braulio.
7 ayudado por su novia Sc puso
abrir la mochila, diciendole a La
muchacha algo que no alcance OR.
Ella me miro de una manera parti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-22

ia felicldad nos acaricia, ella nos SON
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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-12
P1ERlAN CLUB

Mrs. II. X. Quiiitch entertained the
Pierian Club members yesterday af-
tcrnoon ut her home on Willow
street. Fancy Work Hints" were
given rs roll call responses \ pa
per on "immi grafton and Its Mean
Ing to Us" was written by Mr.. ". II.
Cooley and was read by Mrs. John
HuKhs. and was very interesting.
Prof. Ford gave sevral Instrumental
solos. which wcr. greatly enjoyed.
\ review OF the book. THE Rich Mrs.
BirEoyne." by Norris was given by
Mr>. ". q. Robinson. Mrs. Qu!litch.
assisted by her daughters. Constance
and Louise. served refresh mcnts. The
Chiii mas meeting will be with Mr-.
:. G. Hall.
aom observation-disclosures
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G.L to B.ofL.E.
Members Honor
Mrs. Pilkington

afrs. J. II. Piiking,on was pleasa Mt
Is surpufed this afternoon by tho
members OF the G. !. A. to the h. OF
l.. E. who gathered NJ the lflking-
ton home aud spent the afternoon
playing cards and gamcs. A commit
tee consis,ing OF Mrs. William Cor
bstt. Mrs. X. B!rchard. Mrs. e. G..
Waller. Mrs. Matt Aldridsc. Mrs. r.
&. Jones. Mrs. A. l.apuke prepar red
and served u delicious four course
luncheon. Those present were M~s-
DANES J. Bolton. Barbara Hail. Den
mis- Sullivan. ]. D. Akers. J. ". Day.
IL. John Shailer. c. J. Shauxh nl.ssey.
Is. l.. FMriow. II. q. Adams. Frank
Street. J. ". Staley. !. q. Ward. l.,
G. Murray r. II. Mitchell. 7. II. NIL
Ter. Robert Wilmunder OF III Moro.
Thomas Hayes. T. X. iioluIf-s. c. c.
Waller. Matt Aidridxr. X. B!rchard.
y. G. Jones. A. La Duke. William
Corb@tt. Ed Dodder. Sol Smith. J. \.
i.ackaye. +. T.. Watson. W. r. Wal
lace. Mrs. a. J. Moffett. Misses Laura
Lane and RIOS" Saley.
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DRUGGIST TEsTIFIES
IN CASH REGISTER SUIT

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. IA. J.
Rennie. n druggist OF Montgomery.
Ala. gave further Testimony when
the trial OF John II. Patterson and
80 officers and former officers OF the
National Cash Register company. ac.
c,ised by the government OF violating
the Serman anti trust law ~as re-.
s'imcd In the United States district
court here today.
Mr.. Kcnnic had testified that
agents OF the National company had
offered to Civ. him "a National ms
chin. II he would throw . machine
OF different manufacture which he
had purchased into tho junk pile.
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o. 8. ". Y. MEETING

The executive committee Of the
Major Edward McConville post q. 8.
". ", together with members OF
the G. A. II committee met last eve.
ming at the Chamber OF Commerce
Headquarters. In recognition Of the
death In the home OF r. e. httle-
bach the committee adjourned the
meeting after passing resolutions Of
sympathy TO the bercavcd family.
No action was taken on arrange
ments for the department cncamp-
ment OF Spanish war veterans which
Ia to take place here next July. The
next meeting will be held In Janu-
ary al which active preparations for
the big encampment will be begun.
The resolution introduced and
adopted. drawn by Corporal John J..
Cannon, a copy OF which was sent
to comrade Frank Dettlebach Is as
follows:
Whereas. It has come TO the
knowledge OF the committee. OF the
deep affliction of Comradc Frank
illness and death OF his beloved child
be it. therefore. resolved. that this
executive committee OF the United
Spanish War Veterans. Major Nc
Conville Camp of Trinidad. Colorado.
extend it's heartfelt sympathy to
Comrude Frank Dettlebach and his
family in this. their sad hour Of
sorrow: that copy OF these rcsolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes.
und that this meeting stand adjourn
ed In their respect.
The Committee.
". n. Warren, Chairman.
d. NJ Rnistou.
Don c. Stratton.
e. c. Dulf.
John !. Cannon.
Il. f. Gregory.
John Baldwin, G. A. r..
John Conkie. g. A. r..
II. !. Mcmahon.
GEO. Mason.
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HONEY BOY" x1NsrREls

Tommy Hyde. premier soft shoe
dancer OF the world. Raymond Msr-
ron. Charles ufer. Jack Kennedy and
Johnny Barry. assisted by the larke
and clever contingent Of dancers Gu
rolled In the: company portray q
number OF difficult tcrI'schorcan n
scais during the presentation Of tho
entirely new show that will bc Of
fercd by George Evans Honey
10y" Minstrrin n, the West theatre
Wednesday. December is. Hydc's
clever stepping. aidc4 by Johnny
barry. IL one OF the features Of the
,deieetable oiio. Msxson's eccentric
'i.a,s are said TO seldom fail TO evoke
saivos OF applause durinE tho middle
part. Seminary Duys." and the dan.
cling OF the famous Texas Tommy
by him and Charles TIER features
tho aitcrpiccr.
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BOY EVANGELIST TALKS
TO COUNTY PRISONERS

Charles Mund-li. III" boy evanRe-
list who has beer conducting ser
vices at the salvation army head
quarters. carried the gospel to tn"
prisoners or the county Jail y.stcr-
day afternoon. Mund.l' found nm
attentive audience In time servers a,
the Chestnut street bastilc. From
the steps that head down Into the
Jail corridor the evangelist cxIound-
ed tho word OF God. urging his list
.ners TO plant their feet firmly In the
right path.
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C0LUl0INE CLUB

The Columbian Embroidery Club
MET yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Il. o. Adams At her home on Linden
Avenue. Tho afternoon was spent
la the usual social way and several
musical numbers w~r" given by Mis-,
Han%l Stycr. one Of the guest. OF tn"
afternoon. Mrs. Adams. assisted By
Mrs. Don Ashley. served - delicious
r-past. Tn" xu..,ts OF tho afternoon
We're Mrs. S,y-r. Miss Hazel Sty"t
and Mrs. Laura Lane. The club
members were Mrs. Charlie, Gocr.s.
Mn. G. +. Cast. MrS. Don Ashley.
Mrs. W. Flint. Mrs. James McAuley.
Mis-. Frank Street.. Mrs. T.. q. Brown
and 3. =. Furlow.
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Pub. Dec. 8. isie-Jan. II. 1871;
Notice

Sealed bids will be received for
the construction OF the Las AnImas
County Court House. until II o'clock
Ia. M. January I5. 1913. by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Las AMI.
mas County. Colo. at their office.
corner Main and Chestnut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado. according to
plans and Specifications on file with
I. II. and W. ~. Rapp company. Ar
|chitects. Masouic building. Trinidad.
Colo.
All bids 10 be marked bids on
Court House. ami addressed to the
The Board reserves
thr right 10 reject any ond all bids.
q. r. HARLAN,
Chairman /.