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HOFFMAN.
Rst. .n.l5th, / rs. .f.....SlOO
Seaton Hall.................1O loo
1863 p st. NV, llr-..S3.33
Corcoran St, n. 18th so
10th. mr.. / st., Sr., f.......5
$ street ,nf.12th Or. flo
l41S n street NV, l2r. IS
l6l9l3th street n. w. Or 60
1921 ! 18th street n. W.. Or SIS
1923 18th street n. w. Or SIS
30 9th street, Srs. .........50
.20 18th street. HAT. $50
116O p street store. .......4U
Lincoln avenue, 9r.......40
420 9th street n.w........35
$50 25th street NV. .9rs. 20
Stable, rear laos HI st...20
SO La ave. NV, 5r.-....l5
AN, 10th and F SITS. NV.
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EOR RENT-BY r. o.
II Fstreet n. Is. lSr. $500
G ST., near 18th St, f. 300
R.I.av.. nr.COnn. uv. .f..30O
Lafayette So, l1r...262.5O
Lafayette So, 17r. 300
NJ ST, Thomas circle, 1850
Conn.av., nm. 13r .f166. SO
y st. n.COnn. ave. l3r.. 200
Lafayette square. 1T. 200
Iowa Circle, fur......166.66
NJ st. n. 9th ST.. Tor. $50
10Th st. n. RI. av.. Or. $50
10Th st. Dupont circle ,f15O
Mass. ave. II. 18th. (. zoo
1902 VT ave. l4r.-...l25
1880 10Th street, l3r. 100
Nd. av. mr. Ist II. e. fur. 100
Grant Place, fur, Sr....lO0
ap1 n a HnT Tyr
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When the special correspondent can find no
real news to send to his paper he usually in
vents something against the prosperity of
Washington. The latest charge is that real
estate In this city Is greatly shrinking, and that
the prices of property here are tumbling. This
Is shown by the sales of real estate, which are
daily published In THE STAR, to be wholly I'M
true. Prices in real estate are firm this
spring as they were last year, and in many
localities they have an upward tendency.
Building prospects look as bright now for
several years past. and though the season Is un-
usually backward, preparations are already
made for the erection OF large number of
houses in every section of the city. The i'm
provement and Identification of the national
capital has been accomplished in the face of
opposition, both at home and abroad. The
most OF our citizens who were formerly object
ors are now most earnest in advocating further
improvements: but every now and then some
outsider will say a mean and untrue thing
about Washington. The prosperity Of the Dis
trict has, however, steadily progressed, and is
upon a sure and firm foundation. And it will
continue, for the whole American people are
coming to entertain just pride in their capital
city, and to admit that its broad streets and
avenues, its fragrant and inviting parks, its
massive public buildings, its handsome private
residences, and the beautiful drives which sur
round Washington on every side, cannot be
squalled by any city in the country.
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bEAD "CTvIL SERVICE REFORM"
~ By HON. LEROY d. THOMAN,
~ Commissioner United States Civil Service,
In the April Number of
III THE UNITED SERVICE MAGAZINE
81 Year.
Single Copies IS cents
T. III. S HAMERSLEY,
Publisher.
1t S35 Broadway, New York.
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GRASD SHIRT SALE

NRAND 0H1RT DALE
We have been making preparations for this sale
some time, and. controlling for this section % do
the productions of one Of the very best and most
economically managed factories In this country we
are thus enabled to offer customers the hsst
intrinsic value possible TO obtain. II
Notwithstanding the low prices at which these are
offered they will be found fully up 70 the STANDARD"
as regards workmanship. quality, at and fnsh for
which this factory Is noted.
Boys Unlaundered Shirts finished excepting but
tons and button holes sizes II to 131A,
ONLY Is CENTS BACH
OUR ECLIPSE"
line Unlaundered Shirt rendered. linen bosom
and bands fell seams and gussetted. sizes II to 10 In
chss,
ONLY 20 CENTS EACH
OUR MASCOT"
A fine Unlaundered Shirt. good Muslin. fine linen
bosom and bands REINFORCED body felled seams gus
setted, nicely finished, sizes Ill to TN.
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
OUR PARAGON"
A fine Unlaundered Shirt, made from Utica Nonpa-
rei Muslin. good linen bosom and bands. REINFORCED
body, felled seams and gussetted, thoroughly made
and finished, sizes IL to 171b inches, ~'
ONLY 50 CENTS EACH.
OUR TALLY No." -
fine Unlaundered Dress Shirt. made nom wan-
bands felled seams, gusssttsd and thoroughly made.
sizes IL to l7la.
ONLY e2,s CENTS EACH.
OUR EEL MAHDI"
fine Cnlaundered Dress Shirt, extra good Muslin,
ropnfnrced hOdy O1OO h0oon md hon
with sectional yoke. splendidly made and finished.
Sizes Ii TO 171a.
ONLY Is CENTS EACH
OUR BACHELOR"
fine unlaundered Dress Shirt. made ffoEn finest
Utica NOnparel Cotton, REINFORCED body 200 linen
bosom and bands, made with sectional yoke, bosom
lined with butchers linen. handworked button holes,
completely made and finished sizes II to IL,
ONLY 81 EACH.
THE PLATED BOSOM"
Newest thing for spring and summer wear. 10 and
16 plaits Utica Nonpars Cotton, sectional yoke re-
enforced body all linen bosom and bands. lined with
butchers linen bosom finished u order. A gentle
mans Dress" Shirt
ONLY s1.2s EACH.
NIGHT SHIRTS.
Mems unlaundered Night Shirts made from good
muslin, collar and cuff attached feiled seams and
gusseted, sizes ID to Ia,
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
Mems unaundered Night Shirts, made from good
twed muslin, collar and cuffs attached finished with
pocket, felled seams, and gusseted,
ONLY 50 CENTS EACH.
Mems unlaundered Night Shirts, made from VAN.
sutts muslin. pocket, collar and cuffs attached,
felled seams and gusseted, extra length and made
full in the yoke, sizes ID to IL, splendid quality,
ONLY IS CENTS EACH.
Mems fancy unlaundered Night Shirts, best muslin.
trimmed with colorcd embroidery, and French coiored
bordering on the collar and cuffs down the front and
on the pocket full length elegantly made and finished
sizes Ii to IL,
ONLY 81 EACH.
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Mind you. we do not do it on sentiment
al grounds its done because We exact
BETTER LABOR, and we do not exact
anything unless we pay for it, except
courtesy. In times of depression 1t fire.
quentlv occurs that the labor market Is
overstocked. Shrswd. that Is they are
CALLED shrewd( by the business world).
manufacturers avail themselves of these
occasions to employ cheaper labor. Our
tailors know that with US its not q feast
one day and a fast the next. Whenever
they see coat with the hanger on it
marked "Saks & Co" they know it means
correctness is TO he observed in the max
ing. Why, it frequently occurs that we
are offered goods for less money than we
can make them for. notwithstanding the
fact that the material or cloth in the
garment cost all alike. An examination
oft, however, proves. first that the fhb-
ric is correct, and there correctness ends,
and incorrectness in labor and trimming
are found to be the only elements Of
cheapness. Why. not long ago a custo-
mer of our wholesale department was
offered a leading article at less than they
would cost us to produce. He bought
them. When he received them he did
not believe they were made from the
same fabric he had been shown and sent
garment to the selling agents of the
fabric, TO know whether it was the goods
they sold or not Notwithstanding the
fact that these agents had sold millions
ofdollars worth of these goods they could
not identify the goods as theirs, and be-
fore giving q decision, sent the garment .
to the superintendent Of the mill, who
had made the fabric and he reported,
The goods are Of our make, but they
have been shamefully treated, and for
the reputation of the goods deem it
unwise 10 sell them to the manufacturer
of the garment you sent me-" That's the
whole story. Its one thing to make them
cheap, and its an easy thing to do: but to
make them correct and sell them cheap,
that Is. but a fraction above the cost Of
goods, in which the word CORRECT Is
misapplied, is what we are daily devoting
our energies to. How much attention it
requires can best be judged, that out Of
the three hundred and thirteen working
days of the year the head Of our house
devotes two hundred and fifty to that
purpose. If you are interested In getting
correctly cut, correctly made, correctly
trimmed garments at correct prices
come to the correct house Of
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nR AND NINE SELDEN, $40 MISSOURI AVE
tueAr Ia 81, below Pennsy Nv ania ave n.w.l, the
0oss skiliui Ladies' Doctors In the tinted Stases
10y Iofty years successful practice. Remedy for ar
k5itAfllles SAFE healthy and cannot fai- Price IS
~ w VINE. ouice always Open f-s ape1wS
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ELpHoSzo YoUSes -. -
Is OFFERING
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS AT l2c.
1e lbs GRADUATED SUGAR AT 81,
10 lbs STANDARD "a" SUGAR AT 81,
ID lbs EXTRA &C" SUGAR AT 81,
40 lbs EFAPORATED APPLES AT 81.
slbA EVAPORATED PEACHES AT 81,
lbs CHOICE DRIED PEACHES AT 81.
16 lbs CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES AT 81,
IL lbs CHOICE FRENCH PRUNEs AT 81
ELPHoNZO YOUNGs
GROCER,
AIS 9TH ST, BETWEEN ANDE
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To-day Is the twentieth anniversary of the
death Of Abraham Lincoln
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-CHOfCE SPOTS - MIGHT EX.
Il change for Washington property-5o, 80, 49, 100
acre tracts splendid land finely situate I'm southern
Minnesota and eastern Nebraska No agents Address
the OWNER, Star office. apl5.lS2ts
I>OR RENT-SI5 PER MONTH oNLY-HoUsE
with six rooms and about e5 acres OF land arhed
four miles southeast OF city. Apply at 1913 10Th
NV, after 4:30 pm apl5-3ts
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EVENING WASHINGTON D. c, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
Jusr THrSx Or In

Jusr Tnrsk Or In
THE MIsFIT sroRE,
CORNER TENTH AND sTREErA
WILL SELL YoU
FOR BOYS FROM 10 IL YEAnA
A Good Plated Suit at so; worth -
Very Good Suit ut >S;wofsh t5. 8.
Splendid Suit 1t a. worth 80 va
A Handsome Suit ct %; worsh o. ys--xe
An Elegant Suit at %; worthS0.'
FOR BOYS IL TO 10 YEARS,
A Good Working Suit for So rs; worth eS 81
A Very Good Suit At $A75; w6sth Z ,f.nts -
An Atwood Suit, well made, ut 81. Is; Worth So
A Stylish Suit at $3.50; worth 40. > -
A Real Fine Suit at $3.50; worth $lh s5
FOR YOUTHS And MrNss4
Good Business Suits at Its: worth enc. q o. :.
An Atwood Suit at $3.50 worth GA. gso.-
Splendid Suit at 41os worth 416. go
Fine English Plaid Cross Suit ct II: worth t1el
An Atwood Corkscrew Suit At $186O; work $40.
A Corkscrew Prince Albert SUIT ct e1& worth S26.
A Fine Black D. B. Brosdcloth Suit at Gao; worth
S3S-
Spring Overcoats from % mp
ODD Pants Immense variety q 80 Per can't lsAthaa
elsewhere
OUR MOTTO No Trouble to Show Goods
tes 'aes ..,.-
THE MisF1T sToRH,s
CORNER TENTH AND + sTnxETA
HrRemember the corner. spl6
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NOR RENT
Il 1914 2Ist. St ar % l742 Est NV Tor m $50
1886 18th St 4r.m.il 25 1889 18th ST. 12r m - 20
1902 VI. av.. l3r il25 1876 ST., 10r., mi .- IS
1923 Mass av. I'LL 100 1914 30th so
1853 L St. I2r., III iS:S SS 1884 29th ct. m
1920 II. Law. lr. mi lo26 2ytn Sr nj 25
4l6 9th st. IL r., H. 15 l43l at n.w
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co,
RIO 1924 street northwest
NOR RENT-1S29 JEFFERSON PLACE: THREE
L stories. rooms, bath. modern improvements in
thorough order; possession March Is rent $85. APP
ply 1877 Jefferson Place. f13-2m
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6O-inch COLoRED ALI-WoOr CRAZY CLOTH
at SOC has not seen its equal this season. Colors-
Navy blue. ashes Of rose, TAM seal, electric cray
myrtle green and cardinal
For seashore and mountain wear we are showing q
fine "a ALL-WOOL SERGE in navy blue and cream.
81. IS per yard.
WOODWA YARD & LoTHROP. IA
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MANIFESTATIONS

VXYANTED-BY LADY. a GOOD PENMAN,
w copying at home. Address META, Star Office Its
WIANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls situations, firstclass cook and the
other chambermaid willing TO leave the city, best
Of references. Address Box ia Star office Its
VXJANTED-A YOUNG LADY WILL PAY $50
w to any person securing her position in any Of
will pay $50 month. Address X, star office. it,
VIYANTED-BY FRENCH LADY POSITION
w As Governess for the care of two children
Is good dressmaker the best Of references furnished
Address NJ. F., Star office. ap15-3t&
NYANTED-HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT OF
w any kind by intelligent, sober young Man:
reference given Address or call J. d. 16 st. NV.
WTANTED-A LADY WHO WRITES A GOOD
w plain hand. some copying to do at home or in
office. Address PENMAN Box 625 City Post Office.
ap14-3t*
VXyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
no objection to travelling Address Box 90. Star Of
UTANTED-A POSITION WITH A LUMBER
w firm by young man who has managed lumber
yard for the past six years. employment more of an
object than salary; best of reference. Address K.
Star office. ap14-2ts
WANTED-A GERMAN WIDOW LADY, MID
to take charge of small children and teach
German language. Inquire 14O7 st. n ap13-3t*
UTANTED-BY A WIDOW, A PLACE AS
w hOusekeeper, of the SICK any RESPONSE
bic place that is respectable; home more DESTROYS
than high wages. Address Box 80 Star office. apl3t*
VyTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
w seanstresses, ladies' maids cooks, nurses, cham
with references. PRICE & COOMBS, Employment
and Room Renting Agents. 920 st. n. W. mhfs-EWf
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ATTORNEYS.

T Oun vUTTToN, I RUE SCRIBE, PARIS
1lwel-known 70 the leading families Of Washing
ton, q the request OF many American patrons, has
opened branch house ut $50 oxford street, Regent
Circus, Lon1ont for his celebrated TRUNKS and
RAGS, which for strength, lghtness and thorough
good nnish ere unequailed In The world No genuine
yUiTVON TkUNks sold except a. Rue scribe,
w2ried % srv pan Of the world LOUIS VUi1roN.
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WANTED-HETP

w ANIED-HE
WANSTEg1noaAa White, White WoMA A., EoR SCRUB.
NV q. 1sS Sod Isierence from last employer ap
WANTED-A CATHOLIC GIRL FOR GENE
W. raj Housework must know how to run sewing
machine. Call at HOO IA st. sw. 1ts
w s., Between eth and sth g. I ne APPLY IL -
WYNTED-TwO FIRSTCLAss CARPENTERS
4 * sna sss snd Apply to
w makers Apply 9. 1913 l4lh st NV. api5-2ts
w cToekery and Honse Ea!aishins business best
tent sn ssSns sir to ae family sewing y the
WASTEWRA w 11[ ps,n e aadt OR MIpDLS
ironing in private family Apply at LII a,st
WANTED..oNE MACHINE OPERATOR, ONE
looms Apply on second a9Ss: Sr,vo ~. c,,.,,.-
ap1s-st 40 III St.
WANrED-,A PARTNER :HAv1Na s25 CASH
w to engage in = travelling entertainment White
Pf PRE- p Apply this evening to THOMAS HOLT
WANTED.A WHITE GIRL 70 DO CHAMBER
CURED s1a a e III 9th h
WANTED-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN, N
w Washington -, GEORGETOWN and Alexandra. to
pm address l. F. Badly, lila G st. NV. api4-2ts
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK AND LAUN-
mended. Call at I'm or s pm. at 1345 L It al4-3t
"ANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENE
w raj housework in family of tive; no washing
one. Cali, with references, at 2Ols St NV apf4ts
"ANTED-A COOK WITH FIRsT-CLASS CITY
w references. Apply at 1871 st. ap133t"
WANTED-A RAPID TYPE WRITER ONE
~, Star office, stating terms ap13-3t
VUANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS FOR
w permanent home employment: distance imma-
glass picture making painting photos or fabrics
no Fart scheme: perfectly new and genuine: different
particulars free: no stamps required. COLUMBIA
f1sSIPs Company la fremont st. Boston Mass
Boston object to send for light home employment
This is no photograph or glass painting no canvass
ing. We take ali the work you can make aud pay
oRes
WANTEDIcWoMAlNS ~ FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WANTED = TWO COOKs-ONE FOR MEAT
waer snd II 2sasi Fl HS n
w cooks, $40 to $40. chan,bermaids, nurses, gen
fgR ssss 5 Ronm ReSn
Agents. sas st. NV. ne'' ''' i'0o mh tsss
WTANTED-LADIEs BY CRESCENT ART CO
take Hight p at their
ee 5 6e no sss IT no
CENT ART CO, Revere. Mass. ~ mhi2-sGt*
WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN
city own TO 5ke 81 ee ns ads sna
SAFETY Eo'f Ra Ma c
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VNALKER's, 2O4 10Th 81. n. w.-cARBoN
w ized Moth Proof Paper &C. per yard; Whifew'nsh
bruehes cheap Charcoal, PITCH Sire o. 60 Brick
Lime. Cementa. Plaster 90 - .
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II The Bowen Place" on the Marlboro road two
miles easerly from the Navy Yard bridge, containing
ID acres. improved by two-story frame dwelling b
or 10 rooms: fruit Trees etc $40 per month.
sWORMsTEDT BRADLEY,
Anli I'll On 81 "a N
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FxNOR
L. l105 +. 1ir.-.S125 90 l2O3 9th st. n.e Or $500
l0G6 NV, 14r..125O0 63l NJ ass 81. 70 80
2l12 Mass. av......-11O.O0 2OO6 18th NV. 1r..25OO
1910 18th w, 1871. 10000 23O8 NV, 25 90
2u25 st NV, l5r. 10000 ST. st. NV. 6 SO
1877 II ST. NV. 13r-S 50 90 BO4 ST. n.e rs..-.22 so
1.61 st. NV, 11r-S334 SOS c st. ne, s..225O
SD 10th stn.w, Tor. 1900 612 st. me- 30 SO
100 ST. NV, l3r... 1900 1910 w NV, 6r-...-2O30
1922 10Th NV 12r.. 1900 IL q st. n.w 6r....-20o0
325 ST. NV, 1Or..5 5ll ST ne, 6r... .l6 80
$50 Cap. l-r,..-..5otO AGA n.w rear, 5rs- 500
SOOR av. str &dw g.450U zoos 4th st. ne,
1886 Pierce Pr. 6rs. .21.5U
Also a number of welocated Furnished Houses
Call at office for Weekly Bulletin. issued every Sat
nrday afternoon Landlords can have their houses ad
vertsed free by placing them in hands.
ap4 B. ii. WARNER. 9l6 F st nv
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IHOR SALE -HOUSFS-I HAVE FIVE NEW
IL Pressed Brick Houses, nine rooms: one corner
house, will rent for $50 Others, $40 per month. For
sale q whole for $50 OOO will sell singly bar
gain for an immediate purchaser. Finely located.
Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT.
ap11-.t 14l6 + ST. NV
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nor sALE-HOUsES-HoUSE ll2 EAST CAP
IL ttOl st., formerly occupied by Representative
Springer. of Illinois and the Hon. g Cox, contains
II rooms and BATH "a feet 'front.' the about 20
feet deep. This property Is delightfully."- situated has
south front and close by the Capitol, in ofthe
peasanest and most healthful parts of the city and
Is offered for sale at the extremely low price of 5000
The furniture IL contains be had at q low ap-
prasa Ii the purchaser of the house desires it, Ap-
plicatOn to inspect may be madeto
JNO A. PRESCOTT,
ap1-2w 1416 NV
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INoR RENT-NEAR LINDEN STATION, ON
II the Metropolitan Branch of the II. and o. H. r.
House, furnished unfinished, thirty minutes by
rail or an hours drive TO Washington: will sell
Apply 123 18th st. NV. apl46ts
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INoR SALE-A TREMEN DOUS BARGAIN
- MAGNIFICENT PIANO FOR Sl2o
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE TO AN IMMEDIATE
CASH BUYER

n a SwPEKB AND ELEGANTLY FINISHED
s9TARE gRASP Plano, OF Of R hf AND HSt PoM
Hhs REES t EE B SNi s siaS TMIf fIATS
As GOOD AS NEW IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
- WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS AND COST
THE PRESENT OWNER s425 CASH. AND rs
Only OFFERED AT THIS ENORMOUS sACRI.
FltE BY OWNER To RAISE CASH AT ONCE
A VERY BEAUTIFUL COVER AND STOOL IN.
CLCDED. PIANO To BE SEN AT
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TOR RENT-3l5 Al ST. NV, 10 ROOMS; 500
II per month.
% Iowa Circle. ID rooms: $S33 80 per month
1896 l4th st. NV, 10 rs. and stOre S7S per month
1899 10Th st. NV, 13 rooms: SIS per month.
924 Penna. ave. NV, IL rooms $3.50 per month.
1il5 1h ST. NV, 3 rooms: $50 per month.
III A sine. 8 rooms; $40 per month.
2O43 Sth st. NV, rooms: 50 per month,
Two four-room Brick Houses; 50 % per month.
Four Houses on L. St s.w, rooms: So per month.
Ten Houses, Tiers Court sw.. rooms IS each.
3 and 18th st. Sc, ) rooms: So
applet CIIAS L. BANES, SOC st. NV.
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LHoR sALE-A PAIR OF FINE BAY CAR
II rage Horses d hands high; kind and gentle and
used To Washington pavements Also q Horse and
Phaeton, double seated: great bargain Inouire nj
Castle Stewart. anfaa,s
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LNoR SALE-HoUsEHoLD FCRNTTIrRE-TEN
= rooms, Well and completely furnished: everything
needed tor comfort and convenience; furniture All In
good condition; price, 81 900 cash. house contains Ia
rooms located In the center Of the city, and can be
rented Tor $50 per month; Possession given at once
Family are leaving the city Is the for selling
Address Box -. Star Office. apII-s m va are
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NOR SALE-0R EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
propeTty-a Farm of 81 IL acres in Prince Georges
county. Md. 3i2 miles from Capitol. Good lO-room
house, outbuildngs, excellent water. Apply TO +. s.
OBULD, - 4th st. ne apl3-Sts
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II Farm, three miles rom this city; 100 acres nine
room dwelling tenant house and ample outbudings.
II A. PHIl.Llps. 142e New York ave. mh2h-lm
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WANTED---LOTS

UTANTED-TO BUY LOT ON COLUMBIA
w Heights or Mount Pleasant and not larger than
25x1OO feet; must be cheap. Address r. T. j., Star
Office apl4-ot&
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II
6l4 9th ne, 81 500 80 II ST. s. 600
305 Cap. ne, 1rs.2 500 100 18th w, rs 800
515 Nth Sc, rs...-26u0 2l6 DELAY me- 5rs 500
1914 Pa Srs.-25O0 "a to so Myrtle rs 200
14O6 Sth NV. rs..24S1 14,e6,S4Myrtle. rs 200
81? 25th NV. So. 900 l342344 NJ W. rs 600
62S-621 10th ne, ar. 2 900 il2Sl0-2Sl2-2Sl4-2Sl6
Sl1 4th g 1000 Pa av., 9 500
2O24 Boundary 5 rs2OOO
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SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S.
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-03
The Cooks courtship.

sob, Sally Bunn," cried Johnny Cake,
A pudding on his hat.
Beef for rice starch you'll let meat take
A kiss to end our spat."
mo, Jack, won't" "Good-pie sweet
tart"
He groaned, you're cruel to me-"
Then looking gravy said, "Veal part
And Charlotte Russo see."
'Pot cheese so ugly" Sally blushed,
"And, Jack, she's got red hare
l ham hash shamed," cried Sally,
crushed,
"Shell slapjack- don't go there"
A mangoes where he wishes, Miss!
Adleu sweet Salad-dieuw
"Jaok. doughnut GO please steak II
kiss
sob, dear, you forcemeat to-"
"Oil lettuce Mocha pie puff pease"
Cried Jack, egg-sauce-ted pie
His kiss soup herb; and then the geese
Set down to laugh and cry.
"l'll make an oyster fry-ten ma"
Said Sally, "if ice-oream-
This sandwich you are squeezing-ah!"
The end. Now let them dream.
H. G. DOdue