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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-26
HOMESTEAD DALE.
BY Mrs. VIM. Ludrick.

Mrs. Albert Martin made fina
proof on her homestead last Friday
She had as witnesses John Dewey ano
Ada Whelehel. Miss Whelchel stayed
in Emmett to visit few days with
her brother Arthur.
MIR. and Mrs. James Brown spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bish-
OPP.
Mrs. William Ludrick and daugh-
tiers spent Saturday at the c. M.
Nichols home.
William Ludrick and John Dewey
went to New Plymouth Monday.
Walter Whelchel went to Boise val
ley last week to get his COW and
chickens and bring them to the home
stead.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ludrick last Tuesday
evening. A fine lunch was served,
games and cards were played and all
had jolly good time.
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LETHA.
By Mrs. A. E. PomeroY.

Friday night Of last week was too
stormy for any but the young folks
to venture out to the social The
old folks who stayed at home were
comfortable if they didn't have the
| fun and good time.
A. w. Newell has a brand new
nephew at the E. A. Stegner home
in Fruitland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing went to Pay
cite on Tuesday for an extended visit
with friends and relatives at that
place and Fruitland.
Mrs.John Miller and Claire came
home Saturday after a weeks visit
at Emmett.
Messrs. Workman, Newell and Pom
eroy drove across the new bridge at
Letha and viewed a part of the En-
NETT bench last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Bismark Youtsler has i'm
proved enough to visit the Letha store
C. w. Lake sold himself short of
hay and had to buy back at present
price.
Mrs James Barnard called at the
Ewing Pomeroy home last Saturday.
Many people are now looking up
eggs to fill their incubators.
John Mcnamara, representing a
Boise grocery house, and Mr.. Clark,
the Lea Brewing COM
pany of Lincoln, Neb, were business
callers this week.
The Letha Irrigation company held
an important business meeting at the
lall Tuesday. The lower end of the
,alley was represented by Thomas
Weir, Peter Albert, E. G. S. Brain
lrd, R. E. Haynes and Ben Strohbein.
Mrs. A. M. Howard from the bench
ook the train here Tuesday for Pay
tte.
The social will be held Friday even
ng at the home of N. H. Frint.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban Howe and chill
rem of Boise have been recent guests
f Mrs. Flora Simmons. Mrs. Howe
a niece of Mrs. Simmons.
An expert arrived Wednesday from
'oise to adjust the gasoline engine
gently purchased by A. E. Pom
roy.
ulcers we're. elected as follows: Pct
r Albert, president; James Kesgard,
ecretary-treasurer; w. E. Stewart,
ice president. Directors: Ben
trohbein and Green Davidson. The
has been Incorporated and is
eady to transfer stock and issue GER
ficates. A resolution was adopted,
roviding that water shall be shut out
f Seven Mile Slough during the
inter.
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UPPER EMMETT MESA.
BY Mrs. G. r. Parks.

Mr.. and Mrs C. M. Kester enter.
tanned a few friends last Friday ev-
ening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham, who will soon move to their butte
ranch.
Mrs. w. H. Shane visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. c. M. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitsell Wis
tied Sunday with William Whitsell
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. SPOTS enter
tanned Mr.. Sackett and Miss Smell at
dinner Sunday.
A. Shorten, C. M. Kester, H. l..
Cowan and G. r. Parks delivered hogs
in town Thursday to Henry Goul.
Mrs. Wilton, Mrs Feuling and Mrs.
Hill of Emmett were callers Sunday
afternoon at the M. Gilbride home.
II. l.. Cowan's road gang have fin
ished grading and have now begun to
sand the road.
Ranchers have begun to talk of COM
to plough.
The men who are staying at the
Farnsworth place at the foot of the
Little Butte have trapped Ia coyotes
this winter.
Mrs. C. NJ. Smith will entertain the
U. A. Club Thursday afternoon.
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BRAMWELL.
BY E. f. Wells.


Every old hen in the country is
caekling, so we suppose spring has
come to stay.
Mrs. Miller and family moved onto
the Eagleson ranch this week. We
are fortunate in getting such esti-
mable people in our community.
Joe Allen and Elmer Rose were in
Boise Sunday and Monday and rented
the Laughlin place, formerly owned
by Brigham Knight.
Mrs. Sid Walker has been on the
sick list the last few days, but is bet
ter at this time.
Cecilia Burns is unable TO attend
school this week on account of an at
tack of la grippe.
George Holverson was down from
the homestead Tuesday for hay.
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BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Sloan went to New Plymouth to see
Mr.. Sloan's sister from Huntington,
who is visiting her parents at New
Plymouth.
Three wagon loads of barley were
hauled to Andy Little's sheep camp on
the lower mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hill were En-
NETT shoppers Saturday.
w. j. vanLimburgh and wife at
tended the Auction Bridge Club at
the Frank Packard home Friday
night. Cards were played until mid
night, when the hostess served a
delicious lunch. Mrs. Il. +. Hampton
and Mr.. II. l.. Cowan won the prizes.
Harold Hawkins and Ora Limbaugh
entertained their school friends with
their graphophone on the Friday af-
ternoon program.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mcmillan returned
Friday from California, where they
spent the winter. Mr.. Mac is bet
ter Emmett mesa booster for having
gone south, where eggs are 60 cents
dozen and the climate-well, Mrs.
Mcmillan did not get to see half of
her friends, the streets were so inn
passable from the floods Hooray for
Idahol
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan were the
guests of the Price Bane home Fri
day and Saturday.
John Leichty and family We're call
ers at the Warren Simmons home on
Prof. Geo. d. Knipe and family
from Emmett were enjoying drive
over the mesa Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Kepler visited Mrs. D.
Mcmillan Sunday.
w. j. van Limburg and family
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Martin
evening.
A brother of Tom Sloan from New
Plymouth is visiting the Happy Hol-
ow ranch.
Dudley Van Deusen was looking af-
Ter his sheep camp in this vicinity
IN Monday.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
By Mrs. C. w. Cook.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Krouse of Twin
Falls are the guests at the Ira Flag
Ter home.
George P. Hall is a Boise visitor
this week.
William obermeyer was in Boise
the first of the week.
Several members of the G. /, Club
are guests Of the Caldwell artist,
Mrs. Blatchley, this week, the occa-
sion being the Elston exhibit at Cald-
well, This exhibit is not to be con-
fused with the Travelling Treasure"
which are expected here in May
These also go to Caldwell from En-
NETT.
MIR. and Mrs. j. |. Hit entertained
the Slope people in royal manner
last Saturday evening. Washing
tons birthday being so near, the Tax
on Tea, Land Grants and other docu-
ments of like character were studied.
These with games and music made a
merry evening for all who were so
fortunate as to be able to go.
Mrs. Charles p Hartley was quite
ill the first of the week.
The Last Chance ditch people are
a headgate and waste wa
ter outlet with cement work, near the
j. L. Jensen place.
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LINCOLN NOTES.
BY Miss Alice Rynearson,

Mr.. Needles drove to Boise last
week and brought back fine new sim
gle buggy.
Mrs. Beutler, Mabel and Ed were in
Boise Sunday attending the L. D. S.
conference.
Mr. Nichols visited the ranch this
week.
Mrs. Charles Cakes was over from
the homestead on the Caldwell road
Monday. She was a caller at the
Rynearson home.
Mrs. A. Peterson visited Mrs. Can
trail Sunday.
The young people from this section
who attended the party given by Miss
Alta Robinson Monday evening were:
Misses Hazel, Pearl and Addie Wills,
Valentine Moulton and Alice
Rynearson, Messrs. Earl Shaw, Robert
Smith and Clarence Rynearson. All
had a fine time.
Mr.. Burle Wilson of Weiser was a
guest at the j. A. Wills home Tues
day.
A lage crows of young folks from
this section attended the banquet and
dance given by the members of the
Woman lodge Tuesday night. A fine
time was reported by all.
Mrs. Pete Refs visited the Lincoln
school, Friday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Cochran was the guest
Of Miss Edith West Sunday.
Miss Hazel Wills has been visiting
for several days at the Nye home in
Emmett.
The floor in the cloak room of the
Lincoln school was so badly worn
that it became necessary to build a
new one. The work was done Satur-
day.
Folks in this section are so proud
Of the good roads that every few
days some one drags the sand from
the sides up onto the roadway. Harry
Forster was the thoughtful one who
lid the dragging this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rynearson and
family visited the home folks Sun
lay.
Miss Victoria Moulton is working
for Mrs. c. P. Hartley.
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
BY The Index's Correspondents.

one of the Idaho Orchard tracts il
the Central mesa, moved this week tt
one of that company's tracts in thi:
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jewell moved this
week TO one of Andrew Titles
ranches on the upper end of the
bench. We are sorry to lose these
young people from our neighborhood
but are glad they are not leaving the
bench.
Charles Simmons, who has made his
home with his brother Warren for
several months, left this week for
Long valley where he will go into
partnership work with his uncle on
ranch.
w. J. King has force of men at
work on the river road and on the
approach to the bridge.
Mrs. A. M. Howard went to Payette
this week for visit with her brother
Frank Muzzy.
Mrs. Turner of Emmett is staying
at the Waring home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell spent Tuesday
night at the Reynolds home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Reynolds spent
Sunday evening at the Guthrie home.
The next missionary meeting will
be held with Mrs. Howard on the af-
,ernoon of March 5.
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HANNA
BY Mrs. ]. /. Guthrie.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wilbur and
family moved this week to the Callen-
der ranch recently purchased of B. A.
Brushwood and will farm there the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bisbee and children,
recently of Mountain Home, arrived
this week and will live on the M. r.
Lewis tract, soon to be vacated by j.
w. lessee. They are camping tempo
rarily in the L. N. Roos house. Mr..
Bisbee is brother-in-law of Mr.. As
ton of the Central mesa.
The Foster family, who have been
living for the past few months on
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-26

Mrs. Earle Seaman was a caller
at the /. o. Hankins home Monday
afternoon.
Rev. c. H. Blom is now preaching at
the Central Mesa schoolhouse twice a
month. He is preaching some very
interesting and beneficial sermons
now on "Thc Second Comming
of Christ" which are enjoyed by al
who attend. His next appointment is
Sunday, March 8. Sunday school ey-
cry Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Su-
w. H. Foster.
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Jack Irving went to Boise yesterday
to visit friends for a few days.

The Durham Brothers, who are
spending the winter in Florida, state
in letters home, that primitive meth
DDS of farming are still in vogue in
many portions of the Southern states.
Oxen are used for blowing and other
farm work, and the tools and farm
machinery are as crude as were those
before the war.
Sam Mcmillan has leased the An
thony Peterson blacksmith shop and
will take charge Monday. Mr.. Peter
son will devote his attention TO his
ranch this summer. Mr.. Mcmillan IS
a good workman. He will be assisted
by his brother, who will come from
Colorado.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-26
For Emmett People

The mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka,
drains so much old foul matter from
the body that ONE DOSE usually re-
lieves sour stomach, gas on the stom-
ach and constipation. The QUICK
action is Astonishing. B. B. Davis,
druggist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-26
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,

This remedy has no superior fol
coughs and colds. 1t is pleasant ID
take 1t contains no opium or othej
narcotic. 1t always cures. For sal(
by all dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-26

Wanted

Having bought a five-ga1
traction blowing OUTFIT
am prepared to make ca
tracts to pillow land of al
size, the larger the bettl
Good work and prom
fulfillment of contracts
Apply to Index Office
particulars.
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NATIONAL GUARD PREPARING.
Col. w. T.. Harvey Reminds Secon,
Regiment of Duties.

Col. William +. Harvey, Second Infan-
try. y. G. ID. G., in a proclamation issued
yesterday to those who would serve their
country says in part:
Amy man who has served faithfully for
one full enlistment in the National Guard
in the army and navy or Marine Corps
and has been discharged with character
good or better. can enlist in the Reserve
Corps of the National Guard OF the Dis
trict of Columbia.
We are now facing a possible foreign
war and want men to bring this regiment
up TO war strength. Good. clean. able
bodied men who have been trained in this
good old regiment will he welcomed back,
and men having similar qualifications
from other organizations will be gladly
received.
Men wishing to see service should re-
port at room q. Center Market Armory
and be examined physically. enlisted and
equipped ready to go into the field in sup
port of the honor and glory of the United
States. Stand by our regimental motto
Conquer we must"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS


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y. HopIhn Chas q. Anderson BAILEY, yo
W ct w Ellen NJ to Weldon NJ Bailey SO
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gEret Jane to Golden 4 Co SO trs
te8 La ave & 81 b st nwl 2
So 2SS It 3II Lanier Hst-DRIVER Geo w ct =,
Mary 5 to ChaE kaTrier SO IT sIT5O
So Isl 1t 2s5-KAPPLER Chas to Chas i
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ton NJ Colbert trs to Harry L Il Neli,
Green sbs $50
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jenkins 81. $50
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Pretty Prospect Parcels s5s & Sp-LANGRAN
Isobel heir at Law Of Lszare KerTard To Tl,
Chevy ChIse Land Co 500 2
So sn Il It Z2-LAMAR Geo H tr to Domeni-a
TrinHrchi $500
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So za 1t 50 & pt 1t s5 blk - Pstworth-MID
meyer ct Anna Joint tenants SO cove
n ave Shepherd st NV and on aIIryl
So IN II II Ts-MEEKS, Grace r Sarah ] LHns
hIrvh Geo ] Green et VI Geraldine 4 sam
NJ Aeeks U for Raymond Ghesn under Wi
of Laura Pearson TO Timothy. Maurice =
Abhie MGry c O'ConnoT & Margaret Lyd
dane SO. sub TO night Of way
(ReHr st bet SD & S4th SITS nWl
So 4N lts 4 Ehst side Pk-TRlPPETT. Frark.
lin A to L0urS W. Trppett 81 covenants
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The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
CADETS CAN'T FIRE GUNS.
annual High school Drill VIII De
MIuus shooting,

The annual competitive drill OF the
high school cadet regiment will be minus
the firing exercises that have usually
been feature OF the drill, according TO
Stephen Z. Kramer, assistant superin-
tendenT of schools.
For several years the sham battle.
which used to be held in conjunction
with the annual review on the White
Lot ellipse. has been abandoned. Nor
is any sham battle to be held this year.
The review may take place May 10. the
use OF the grounds having been request
ed for this date by Asst. Supt. Kramer.
of Col. Harts. in charge of public build
ings and grounds.
Mai. Wallach A. McCathran, y. q.
d. G, who mas just been appointed as
the temporary comma ndant of cadets 20
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of
Col. Burton r. Ross. met with the OH
GERS. both regimental and company.
Thursday night in the office OF the. as
sistant superintendent in the Franklin
School. He urged the boys to keep up
the standards OF the regiment. and con-
ferred with them about the drfl program
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. >YME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
Attnrneys

IN THE sUPEENE CpURr OF THE nIsrRrCr
of Cormsi1. baking District Ccgrt. In re: Con-
trmnatru - mi fer paTk purposes in s!uare 20
tEucId Chanr laIn streets and C1lumbis road g94
lAT'nue = tn Presidents and Mount Pleasant
STcstl. ~ - tAVerue Of the Pre- Sidruts ard
ParL rCaI' ~. frark rT7h and sherman aEsnuei :
,r9 n and FNrst streets and Florida aysnus ~ II
frtet and Lincoln road northeast; s752. Wefar ard
C1uoll siTeefs Takoms ra-kl. aud 5sl7 IT and Six
tenth stress -rf MINI. southeast Dis-
trct Court W Ns.-Notcs - htreHv gwen th,t
the Ctr1issr1urTs of hs Dig'Trt Cf columbia T-rr-
srart n CERTAIN IT0ysInus NJ The Act II Congress
gTT-nvcd MlrtG I 1913 entitled An act making
appropriations to provide fcr the sITenss Il tbs
government o. 're Di.'!c. of Corrla Fnr the rsrsl
ending June thirt's'h nineteen hundred and
fourteen. and other TtrIOses, have uled a ps;i-
tion in this tCurt praying the condemnation Of MS
land ueceSsary for park purposes in squares 25so.
5si as.5. !siI 5oe. $50. 15 and 5ST in the Dis
with tie ,sii rSitirr as rar thereof and rraviuK
also that rIrv C 4's t1diciuus. experienced dis
interested men Who shad is f'.shclcsTT within ths
District Il fS''TtiA- not related 10 any IersOn
interested N 'h, TrncedingS and not in the er1ie.
or enpI0ymsut Cf the District Of Columbia or ot
the United states y" summoned BY the United
States Marsha far the District af Columbia TO
a@ess the darEarr< rzch oHr'= of land to he taken
NAV sustain ly reaSn cf the C0udemnStion II ths
land necessary for the Sa!d TaIk purposes. IN the
squares afcresad. and 10 BENEFITS resulting
therefrCn not less than ore half Of the anGrrt oi
,ad damages. rErI90rrs r7~ cErense~ e: thc<c rr,-
ce,dngs upon the lots. UisCr~. ant farceIs ot land
which the my U:av ind VIII he benefited BY ths
said parks as ~ vrlsd Tor in and hv rhl lforeSaid
Of Conrcss At i. ty the Court. this 1T day Of
AFriI 1914 rIlrred that sll rc-.0ns having any in
tsrsst IN .hese rToCcednEs r. ard thcy are hereby
warned and commanded 70 srTtST N this Court
or before the gTTH DAY OF APRIL. \ D. 1914
a. 10 clock =. NJ and continue IN Attendance until
the Court shall hryr made ~ 1ual order ratifyinE
and confrrnIng The aUal e damages and the assess
ment o. heneits OF rht WY 10 he emraneied and
sworn herein ard further ordCred that a COPY
Of this uOtiCc and order he TntliShed orce in the
Washington Law RenCftcr ard on twenty consecutive
secular days snd intervening sundays and holi-
dsvs the Washington EVeninE star. the Washing
ton Post. and The Washington Herald. neWsrapeIs
Tublshcd in the aid District immediately rrecedinz
the aid 9th day n April. \ u l9lI u Il further
ordered that cory q this notice and order
SsrTFd hy the United states Marshal. or his dep,I
tes. NJ on such OF the owners Of the land be con-
derived herein : te found by the said Marshal
or his Gerlirits the District Of Columbia and
upon the tenants and occupants OF the same before
the said 9th day OF ApTil \ ID. .Sli By the Court:
WRIGHT. Justice. true cory-Test: (seal) J. z.
YOUNG. Clerk. ty T. E CUNNINGHAM. a.
sistsnt Clsrk d&stoapSins
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26

OF the Mexican war of l47-1S4s, and was
cabinetmaker by trade. Two children
survive. They are Mrs. Gertrude VI.
Ayers and William Is. Posey.
At a meeting of Branch No. S. held
tonight, an address was delivered by
William Larner. national secretary of
the Glass and Bottle Blowers Associa-
ton of the United States and Canada.
Thieves. AT o'clock this morning,
forced an entrance through a rear win
dow into the shoe store of Thomas Rhec-
che. N0N King street. and stole seven
pairs Of shoes that had been left for
repairs. Frightened by passer-by. the
thieves dropped their plundcr and ran.
1t was recovered by the police.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
WIN FIGHT FOR NEW PLANT.

Citizens % Kensington, Md. who were
authorized by the last legislature to
issue bond of $4,000 for the irstaIlment
of a modern sewer and water plant iC
the project was approved by majority
Of the voters, yesterday declared them
selves in favor Of the improvement by 4
vote of - TO ~. Cornelius W. Plum. T
p. Hermann. Edgar W. Moore, A n.
DobsOn, Merritt o. Chance, Louis Mer-
riam and \. B. Chapman led the move
ment.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
AGREE ON TRUST REGULATION

4 drastic trust regulation bill which
deals with interlocking directorates, hold
ing companies, and capitalization and
creates an interstate trade commission
was practically agreed upon yesterday by
the Senate subcommittee which has been
working on the problem for the past
three rnohths. A report to the Interstate
Commerce Committee of the Senate Is ex-
pected next week. The policy toward
trades unions has not yet been settled.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
LECTURE FOR BLIND TOMORROW

Miss Mary E. Wilson will tell of a sum-
mer spent in the Kentucky mountains in
a lecture at the National Library for the
Blind. 1I29 II street northwest, tomorrow
evening at s o'clock Miss Elizabeth c.
Copeiin viii give 4 select reading for the
bind Saturday sftsrnoon at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26

The value OF gold produced in the Gold
Coast and Ashanti during 1912 was s2045.-
s5. the largest production on record.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26

In London az many as 5000 children
have been taught to swim during the
summer months.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
TheDeWey Hotel

18th AND L SITS. n ".
A high-class family and transient
hotel. with every modern convent
ence. cor Quoted on the American
plan. and located In the most cen
trail section
Famous for its comfortable sur
roundings and select clientele
CUISINE UNEXCELLED.
Rooms single or en- suite at mod
crate prices
EDGAR BRONX. PROP
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26

WANTED-TO Buy FIFTY SECOND
hand carriages Of every description and
single and double harness Of all kind
Answer by letter. r. II. WINDSOR. 707
18th ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-GOI.D BOWkNOT PIN WITH
diamond in center. last Sunday morn
ing. Reward IL returned TO i2l ith st. NV.
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TO IET-STORES.

TO IET-ST0RES.
90. IfTH ST.-STORE AND 12-R. HOUSE.
Rent only SSn EARRICk X MET
CALF. 1876 Eye ST. NV.
A SELECTED LIST.
.OS 18th street.
New three story building. S5o1
.3. 18th street.
Excellent stove iocated N Toe gTads -orr of the
Woodward Bu!l,!ing: hsa' furnished S!zjOO
1907 II street.
Z OF the CUr-m,-S'On district Slur.O
IO2O-2c-24 Conn. Avenue.
Large store ruCnGs. E'-tnDt fr"utagr S.a q
1884 18th street.
Large stcr~rooIa ard ruor~ and bath at---' en-
tire thres-sto7y building 5000.
Ills q street.
Excellent a. NnIuluE q l2tE and g sts-
rcat fTnslcd 500 %.
az Penn. Avenue.
Desirable N"re: EoOt Cnndi'iuu- S5.H
10th street snd Rhode Island Avenue.
TlIte sury uu.ting Crr'siHIuE lars- ouTnrT store
md rooms aud hath $50
1IO9 IIth street.
flrst NJ or st'rc. heat iurrishs,l SIS ~
1881 I4th street.
StoTrro5m AVID rO1TnS and isfh. T1oO
52I nth street.
St0rerOoT. good millinery ir>trEf. eco
S27 9th street.
Storr Curu0r - 9-l 1-t | .fs 81 -.
1920 g street.
EBtire threcstnrv buIilIns. S+rn
20. 18th street.
Heat frru-hed. 500
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
I4Os NEW YORK tvENUE.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
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