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BARN RAIsING.-We were pres
ent at the barn raising at Mr.. Calvin
Tice's in the lower end of the coun-
ty, on Wednesday last. There were
present about two hundred and TWEEN
ty men and forty ladies. A large
number of both ladies and gentlemen
present were from Maryland. The
barn was framed by Mr.. David Dodd,
and every joint and mortice fit to a
nicely. 1t is, with one exception,
the largest building of the kind in
the county. 1t is 100 feet long, 81
feet wide, and % feet high between
the floor and loft. In addition to
furnishing the timber, which was
sawed on the farm, the barn when
completed will cost Mr.. Tice about
81 800 in money.
1t was a, big undertaking to pre-
pare and serve dinner for the two
hundred and sixty persons present,
but it was successfully accomplished.
Large tables were arranged under
canvass in the beautiful yard at
tached to the residence, and were
laden with all the substantials and
delicacies of the season. There was
an abundance for all, and plenty
left. The work of raising the barn
was not completed until about six
O'Clock p. NJ, after which all parties
partook of a sumptuous supper.
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Eds. Independent.

We presume it is concluded that
Martinsburg is entitled to one of the
delegates in the next legislature. Al
low me to suggest the name of Alex
Parks, .Jr., as candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination. Mr.. Parks is a
gentleman of fine abilities, large ex-
perience, and is thoroughly identified
with the interests of the county. He
will make q valuable representative,
and the interests of the whole people of
the county would be safe in his hands.
1T nominated, his election would be a
foregone conclusion
Pro Bono PUBLICo.
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SERENADED.-Friday night of
last week, the Mechanics Band, led
by Mr.. Youtz, gave Mr.. G. o. Lam
bert serenade in honor OF his re-
election to the Council from the
Fifth Ward. Mr.. Lambert received
and handsomely entertained the
Band and the large number of visi-
tors present.
From Mr.. Lambert's the Band
marched to the residence of Mr.. ii :.
7. Cushwa, member of the Council
elect from the Second Ward, and
gave him a serenade. Mr.. Cushwa
received and entertained his visitors
in a handsome and pleasant manner.
The Band then proceeded to the
residence of DR.. McSherry, Council
man elect from the First Ward land
played few pieces in front Of his
residence, but it happened that
neither the Doctor or his lady were
at home.
The Band is improving rapidly,
and if they continue in their rapid
Improvement, will soon rank with
the older Bands in the county.
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The B. s o. R. r. Co. will sell round

The B. s. o. r. r. Co. will sell round
trip tickets good for seven days, from,
and including the lot inst,
to all person desiring to attend
the National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at the
following rates; To members of the
Order and their families, 1886; to the
general public, $400. Sales will close
on the Goth.
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10000 Cabbage plants, choice varie-
ties, fine and thrifty, and now ready to
act out for late cabbage. For sale at 20
cents per hundred, by
JAS. HILL,
m27 81 West John st.
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THE iron grating in the window
frames on the Burke street side of
the Peoples Bank Building, were
made by Mr.. John Grozinger, of
this city. The work is highly credi-
table to his skill as a mechanic.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY

The eleventh anniversary of the
Baptist Sunday school will be cele-
brated next Sunday at IL A. NJ.
Rev. w. S. Penick of Baltimore, the
first pastor of the church will be
present and deliver the address. He
will also preach at s P. NJ. All are
cordially invited.
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Harvest WhiskeY.

Farmers will do we'll to call at h.
M. COOPER'S and examine his fine
harvest WHISTLES. Prices to suit the
time.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Money Wanted.

Wanted to borrow 81, 500 dollars.
on FIRST class real estate in Mar
tinsburg. The money is wanted for
term Of years, on which per cent will
be paid For further information, call
at this office. m27 I'm.
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1t has long been conceded that ID
w. TIMBERLAKE keeps the great
est variety of dry goods and notions in
the city, but the people seem to be
getting their eyes more and more open
ed to the fact, as is attested by their
increasing trade, especially in fine
dress goods. jl0 2t
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WHILE the timers employed by
Mr.. James Darby, of this city, were
engaged in putting up the spouting
on the new mill of Mr.. g. H. Sprin-
kle, on the Opequon, near Beding-
ton, last Saturday evening, the
scaffold fell, precipitating the work
men and Mr.. Sprinkle, who was also
on it, to the ground, distance of 20
feet. One of the workmen had his
ankle badly sprained, but MIR. Sprin-
kle and the others escaped without
injury. 1t was a narrow escape.
The injured man was sent home in a
buggy.
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STATEMENT of the number of
children in the Independent School
District of Martinsburg, West Va,
June 6, 1882, both white and colored,
between the ages of 6 and IS, and Is
and q years, inclusive:
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Special Bargains in Prime
Goods.

Several broken lots of Burt's cele-
brated dress shoes for gentlemen. We
will sell to close, at reduction of u
per cent or regular prices.
GETTINGER s. HOKE.
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Strike +! Strike!

Great strike against big prices.
HERRING is doing the work. Come
at once ifyou are looking for bargains.
G. p. HERRING,
Cor. Queen q Martin SITS.
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SMALL flakes of snow fitted
through the air in this place, at diff
ferent times during Monday. Snow
in June is little out of the regular
order, but Vennor doesn't seem to
care snap for custom, as regards
the weather.
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WE acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation from Rev. j. z. Hyde,
President, to attend the commence
ment exercises of Valley Female
College, Winchester, Wednesday
June Dist.
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Corns Can be Cured.

Why suffer with corns when PePs
Corn Solvent is a SURE cure. Price %
cents bottle. 1t is warranted to curs
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINGER s. HoKE,
Agents for the manufacturer
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HOE! ICE!

GEORGE E. SHOWERS is now
supplying first-class pure water ices
Orders left at @. p. Matthaei's will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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Important to Farmers.

Buy your harvest shoes at the great
shoe house of G. p HERRING.
Cor. Queen 81 Martin SITS.
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TRY DEEP ROCK WATER
AT BAKERS

Go to HUNTER for first class pho.
He has the latest improve
ments, all on the first floor. Also a
fine selection of frames.
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Black and Summer Silks.

The best assortment of these goods
may be found at Undertakes.
No use to send to the cities. j10 1t.
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AS to the wheat crop the reports
are all of the same tenor. Under
continued favorable circumstances
the harvest will be a splendid one.
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New Goods.

just received, an elegant stock of
seasonable dry goods, notions. ETC., at
bottom prices. G. w. HOKE.
MT I'm
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IT is not lack of economical senti-
ment that causes hygienic authors
to oppose small waists.
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VENNoR predicts sharp frosts on
the 25th and 26th of this month.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-10

WE return thanks to Hon. H. G
Davis for valuable public docu-
mentS.
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IT is now lawful to fish for bass
in the Potomac river.
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WE acknowledge the compliment
from Mr.. George w. Vanmetre, of
an invitation TO attend the COM
mencement of Lebanon Valley Col
lege, Wednesday, June 18th. Mr..
Vanmetre is from this county, and
will graduate at the close of the
present session of the College.
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DON'T forget that the ladies of the
r. r. w. G. T. u, hold daily meet
ings in the Dining Room of the B.
& O. r.. r. hotel from 12to l O'Clock
during the week, and Sunday at 2
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
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THE 4th of July will come on
Tuesday this year.
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WORK has been commenced on
the extension of Trinity Episcopal
Church in this place.
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THE market is becoming well sup
piled with green vegetables.
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MuLiIafed Coin.

Highest prices paid for Mutllated
Coin, at q. P. HERRING's.
i10,2t
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The sweet girl graduates will wear
listers this summer.
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For Sale.

A medium sized Bay Mare Price
500 See j. II. BRISTOR. i1O2t
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Personal! To Men Only.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshull, Mich. !,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or
old) who are afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.
No risk is incurred, as thirty days trial
is allowed. IT'LL oc29.
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THE wheat harvest will soon be
here.
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THE Continental Hotel was over
crowded with guests this week.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1882.

BUTTER is down to 20 cents.
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Silks, cashmeres, fancy goods, do
mesties and notions just received at
HOk Els mi I'm
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Pure Sparkling Soda.

VICHY AND DEEP ROCK WATERS,
drawn from Matthew'S Porcelain
Lined Fountains and Biglows
PATENT COOLER.
For sale only by J. l.. W. BAKER
A LARGE AND COMPLETE
line Of ladies, Misses and children's
slippers and ties. very cheap at
GETTINGEk & HOKES
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Martinsburg, w. Va.

SUMNER HATS in endl ess variety
for gentlemen, boys and children.
cheaper than ever at GETTINGER 4
HOKES.
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Religious Notes.

Lutheran Church. - Young Peo-
ple's services tomorrow at 4 P. NJ.
Usual service at 1915 A. NJ.
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Car lood Bailed Hay for sale by 4.
G. JANNEY. m27 1t.
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An elegant assortment OF white goods
of all kinds at HOKE'S. mi I'm.
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Car load Bailed Hay for sale by Z.
G. JANNEY. m27 q.
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N AsHvILLE, Tenn,
Nav 18th, 1882.

After two days thorough trial the
Osborne wins over the Deering, Wood,
Mccormick, Buckeye and st. Paul
Self Binding Harvesters, its system of
binding thoroughly vindicated Com
petitions at q large discount.
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Very Respectfully,
JOHN. H. X ELLER.
Martipuhuroy w va

No. Burke st. jl0 st.
Later still Those contemplating
buying Binding Harvesters this season,
| ask to come and SEQ me before max
ing your selection, as have something
of vital importance for you to see.
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IN ORDER TO GET CHOICE GOODS,

1T IS NECESSARY TO BUY EARLY.
AND WE INVITE OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC TO INSPECT The MANY NEW
AND DESIRABLE
SPRING NOVELTIES THAT WE HAVE OPENED
THIS WEEK.
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
WE Will. OPEN SOME VERY CHOICE STYLES IN
FRENCH sATINES, FRENCH CAMBRICS.
FOULARD SILKS. WOOL SUITINtiS. &c.
Our stock of LINEN DAMASKS,
LINEN TOWELS LINEN SHEETINGS.
MARSEILLES SPREADS,
AND ALL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
IS COMPIETE, AND WE OFFER
SOLID VALUES AT THE LOWEST
MARKET PRICES.
A LONSDALE CAMBRIA. 12kc.
"A WAMsUTTA .121sc.
ONE PRICE.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We viii open on
MONDAY and TUESDAY. February 9th and 2sth.
VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
member Of firm has been in New York since
Monday last and has succeeded in securing of the
most choice styles for the present which will
take pleasure in showing to customers and the pub
lie.
W. M. SHUSTER 4 SONS,
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The proposition to exclude married women from
employment as teachers in the public schools OF
New York has created lively dis ussion at AL
oany. Tie same question has been fully discussed
mere In the past 1t was argued against their EN-
pioyment, that their domestic duties would inter-
fere with the satisfactory performance OF their du
ties as teachers. and that, anyhow, they had hus-
bands TO support them. and should give place to
unmarried women who had To earn their own live
hho0d There is considerable force In these argu-
ments, but, on the other hand 1t be urged that
married women are better qualified to deal with
children alphabetically than are single women.
The best course seems to be to give the unmarried
teachers chance. other things being equal, but
not to make a rigid rule OF excluding married wo-
men of proved fitness for the work OF teaching.
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TO Correspondents.

These who send items OF interest or news. whicl,
they wish TO appear In tee columns OF THE STAR
are notified that ali sucn must be accompanied by
the Name and addreS5 ~ the contributor, mot for
publication, bit for ve:ifcation, il thought neces-
sary0 and sent IN at as early hour In the morn
Ing as possible For want OF the observance OF
these two rules mu matter is excluded which
would otherwise appear.
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NEoRGE W. WILSON. Auctioueer
TRUSTEES SALE

GEORGE w. WILSON, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE
vAIuABLE Farm.
By virtue Of an order 2, decree Of the cc1, COM
aahss VIII Pe s S B s
ON TH IEs4 AZ INA MARCEL ARcE 2; 1852.
g. fs,. Il n,. % The next fair day. the y.luab'
~ e ACHES Is OF taS AND MoE oR n
being the farm fo,s,y 6sonsns 70 GeSr T D
lon Branch q the Bsitiraore ana OHIO RaiTSsi Ther
pears and ONE acre planted in ne rfa Many
Of Of - and f .re IN wooS r. ro winch nS
railroad ties can he cut.
Terms Il sse oo te s ia G IT, e nes en- sa s %
sale or upon the day gifts ratification by the court the
nstaments in four and ten mouths from the Jay Z
sale the deferred Payments 10 be secured by the hon1
Trustse The whole purchase money 10 bear ireTssa
IRON the day Of sac or the whole purchase money to
Paid In cash nj the Oh ton OF the purchaser.
cash payment of 500 viii be quired Of the rnr.
purchase money and interest the trustee Is authorized
TO convey the nroerty in fee simple t. the uEchA,
yited te view the same. -
Upper Marlboro. Feb Is, 1851. rs 25.IlSs
NOR SALE OR To RENT cHEAp-FARN, FIGHT
miles fr9n WashinStr. one fnile from College -.
ing &c acres house aud barn costie g. oc6 rae IHes
II good feaIing con ition; fruit tres and good Tai.
Market, Washington. DC. fI5-2W'
NOR SAisE-oS EASY TERMS, OR EACHSN 1B
for city lroierty-A fine Country Residence TliL1
view OF the CaIiol, Lincoln v "a, "
and Boundary streets containing \ acres, under ssoa
cllicSation improvements consist q a me tfsns
Building. 3saJo, eleven rooms, modern inroyeitnls
also large stable. carriage house aud out huidngs
excellent pump; fine orchard choice fruits. gTaes
ornamental and shade trees. No reasonable oner ~.
a E d M 9wn T l s NO sfsT n.s tor as
ISH0R SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUhBth-
ed Property. stocked Farm of l9G acres ulne hi@
out; one nile 10 railroad station; good house, uSr
pie and peach orchard. vineyard. gooo water nnnN
n 2006 Pennsylvania avenue, fo-lm
IyoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCDn-
bered property Farm Of 24O acres, 81 mice -
CITY; Broom house on farm; tne peach and yohiis
ple orchard excclien; water Inquire 2oz2 siieee-
VyELT AND GRAVEL ROOFING. r.,s
II Roofing Material Charcoal cozpst LAnins '"~
ri kAIkEI's. 20. lodi street NORTHWEST.
CIcuND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND III IL
= hI5c~r cash PRICE paid. Aisc. Msic1es 'scs az
Ga,as. Pstfs &c ca address dklz<Oo 80
strss-s- f'H.iUssless,e ssesI1s
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PERSONAL. .


WANTED CoRRESpONDENCF WITH A lazy
under thirty. widow or SINGLE who bas bust
on this point war! upe Who is worth about 500 Oao
am worth ts ice the sum. and 80 years old Adj
dress Box GA, Star Office lts
A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND REFINE
"A mcrt Wishes tc form the acanaiutance of discreet
lady. Ender IS. Address DOMINO Star Office fa3
pRIvATE DETECTIVE. AGENCY, 500 9TH
Il street northwest. Reliable information fu-n,she1
10 III cases computation free; viii cal at residsncs
when requested al business stxicS Sccnhdcntisi a II
Finder. 1is e
MADAM ROSS, TIE ONG- FsTAIU ISiIEn mn
w hatae Cairyoyant snd Astrologigs gives ietf.r
ostacton IN al Affairs CT life than any ono in tho i,r
ieop; tells tho past present aud future destiny
sdvics and asdstance IN matters sppertai,,ing to
Disnee9 love and mAtximony. ALL m ThoUsIr S.xrr
Ssanactdoo gyen no pay. Cop1rlfn1icn Rooms xe5
q styeo& above y sto0 porfhvcSf I'd a.
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X ING'S PAL ACE.

YOUR LAST CHANCE FOR THIS SEASON.
UNTIL MARCH 10TH ONLY THE FOLLOW NC
REDUCTIONS WILL BE MADE:
The S 1o aATs Sp ST.
Our famous BEAvER-EDGED HATS will now be
closed at 50 cents; formerly so.
cents, formerly 81.
Lovely Tginmed fats il dhildrsn's and Misses
Sizes at so cents and Is cents
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS. At IS cents Spray.
osEs AND BUDS at Is cents per dozen.
Fine WATER LILIES at % cents.
Elegant TIPS. in al colors, at IS cents
sATINs.. SILKS. PUSHES. vELvETs. VELVET
EEAS at 30 per cent. less than prime cost,
fire lot Of EMBROIDERY below market value to close
the entire Tot.
LACEs Of all the leading and best make and style at
great reduction.
Our ,ULSTERS will be sold at 81. so and g.
Our CIRCULARS and CLOAKs at 81. so and s..
Our entire stock Of WOKSTED GOODS and SACOIIES
at 50 per cent. less than cost.
KID GLOVES. LACE F1CHUs AND sCARFs, SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS AT A SACRIFICE.
An additional reduction in RIBBONS Of 20 per cent
will be given until March 10th
Lovely PLUMES in all Shades 75c, 81, 81 rs, s.. so
to 81.
We are receiving daily our New Styles OF Spring
Goods and have some lovely styles ready inspec-
ton.
KINGS PALACE
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WANTED-HELP.

XVANTED-k CHAMBERMAID at 2a6 SD STREET
w northwest. None need Apply unless competent
and with good city reference. IL
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# i ##E /
i HILL EL11t1 ~
And you will always have
BEAUTIFUL ROLLS. BREAD AND BISCUITS.
Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana
nue.
EFT. LEFT. LEFT.
:
BOOKS! BooKs BooKsl
MUST BE CLOSED OUT NOW.
The Books advertised have been sold at regular prices
from Is cents up TO $3.50,
INow OFFER THEM AT SO CENTS
ing's Poems. Waysde Leaves, Poems of Henry Abbey
9 3en of s e Sir W 1T Life
by Sir Pollock, Mscready' IS "reminiscences. '''''
NOVELS
n TT1t Wave and Sky Rogues Harry Booroske
Ter. No: Is Rue Marriott, Adventures, The Bohemian.
Irumps Client. Cooking and Casting Building That
Wife Of Nine Sc4sthns Better; Artist Portfolio, Girl
L. That Alp. Drawing Room Plays, and few others at
One Lot Of Dickens Thackeray and Waverley, former
price 81. 25 wi sell at II cents.
copies OF Shakespeare large volume bound in sheep.
Humes Hirtory Of England vols, regular price Sc,
now 1910.
. Milnans Gibbons Rome. vols, price Sc. now
1910. ~
Knights Popular History. vols. price &c. now So 95
inc Large Git Edge Poets, illustrated former price
$1.50 now 80 cents.
Shakespeare, gilt edge. large volume, 81. 80.
Iennyson. gilt edge, large volume. 81. 25.
Worcesters Dictionary. latest edition. unabridged,
only 49,
Macauley's Essays and Poems. 3 vols price So. rs,
now s..
Fine Edition of Whittier and Longfellow illustrated
yO., price -. now 81. 35.
sets George Eliot VOLS 10 mo-. former price s12,
Orders from the country will be promptly filled at
CHAS. BAUM'S,
fA 416 SEVENTH STREET.
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WANTFD-WHlTE COOKS. GENERAL WORKERS
w and Nurses; wages -, $40 and 81 Aso Crioro
Servants Families and others furnished resile
wants. Try $40 + street northwest. &. F. P.iICI
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH. 1tIT STREET COPpO-
,aS etc RgSss House: large pool good venGla.ion
LADIES' Monday and Friday; not ollen Sunday: oI,e1
from to 10 Saturdays ~ baths 81 tickets "a 81
In. u L. bOfLE- Eiectf;c1an. 90
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LELT AND GRAVEL ROOFING. r.s
II Roofing Maisriai. Charooal Carpet Lining feh
nj kAIkER's. sos lodi stree, NORTHWEST

CECuND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. And IL
> h5c~r cash rrzcos paid. Also. watches ~ ar
Ga,as. P,stt'E &c c.. Address Hklk<Oa Ss 80
strss- go i-H.gtss,y4y'ssise syeHas ~
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BOARDING

DChllDI1Nu.
NLINTON HOUSE, 7rH AND STREETS
~ class Table Board. $l8 Room and Board, I'D to
go location central: no liquors. w. O. NAYLOR.
DOOMS AND BOARD FIRST-CLASS. AT 3l6
~ Indiana avenue 81 % per day. Also Board by the
month SARAH FLAGLEk. n5-6ms
VNHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city, The halls and
passages are heated with steam the rooms
Well furnished and the table is second Tran
s,en rates. - so AID 81 day. monthly s2a $50 SIS
ana s4" OBJ
HNHE LOCH1FL HOUSE. 512 9TH STREET NORTH
IL west lis Of the cosest aud best Board
ing houses IN the city. Transient Eoarders accommo-
dated at reasonable terms. e2y
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| HVAN1ED-A N1DDIE-AGFD C0IoRED WOMAN
w for nurse. Apply at 4oi 18th street northwest.
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WANTED-ATIRST-CLAS COOK: MONK 0THE'
need apply. Inquire at 1116 9th street northwest