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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
zslrs Eastern elections

The result of tie Eastern elections
last week is as follows:
New York elected the Democratic
State ticket, Hills majority for Covers
nor being estimated at $4,000 majority.
The Republicans will have u majority
IN both Houses of the Legi stature
In the City the chief interest was in
the contest between Tammany Hall,
the County Democracy and the Repub'
lIcans fer City and County offices.
Tammany Hall came off victorious
and is correspondingly ju5ilart.
That body is particularly pleased at
having secured the Shrisvalty, which
is u very fat office. The total vote on
Sheriff in the city is: Grant, Tsm-
many, 1859: Jacobus, Republican,
G5,53S; White, County Democrat, So
POS. For County Clerk, keenan,, the
present incumbent, was beaten by
Flack, Tammany nominee. The total
vote ON the office stands: Flack, TamS
mang. 67,751; Goebel, Republican,
5000; keenan,, County Democrat,
62,393. Tammany has elected Mooney,
its candidate for President of the
Board of Aldermen. He polled 1000
votes; Asten, Republican. 5000, and
Dayton, County Democracy, 29,642.
The complexion of the newly-elected
Beard of Aldermen will be seven
elected by tine County Democracy
eight by Tammsny Hall, and five by
the United Democracy.
Virginia elected Democratic State
officers and members Of the Legisla-
ture. Lees majority for Governor
being estimated at $4,000.
Colorado elected a Republican
Supreme Judge, by probably 5000
majority, but the Democrats carried
Denver and elected the entire county
ticket.
Conascticut voted for members of
the Legislature only and the RepubliS
cans will have 1919, the Democrats 112
and Independents 2 in the next House
Senatorial elections were held in
twelve districts and each party elected
six, making the Senate, which has
seven Republicans and five Democratic
holdovers, stand ID Republicans and
IL Democrats.
Maryland elected Democratic State
officers and a majority of both branches
of the Legislature.
Massachusetts, elected a Republican
Governor and both branches Of the
Legislature. Robinson's majority over
Prince being about $4,000.
Mississippi elected Democratic State
officers and a majority of both branches
of the Legislature. A light vote was
PEELED in the State.
Pennsylvania voted for State Treas
ursr emily, and Quay, Republican is
elected by about 10000 majority.
New Jersey voted for a part of its
Senate and Assembly, and the result
was substantial gains for the Demo-
Gratis.
nu-a~mAr AI.r.aA u-IxaR
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14

A band OF wild hogs is reported to
exist near tie head Of Wind River,
Wyoming Territory. The band was
first discovered two years ago, and has
increased from a few head until now
it numbers fully twenty. They are
represented as powerful and ferocious
beasts, catching and devouring the
strongest calves and have been known
to attack and chase well-matured year
lings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
The Man for senator.

A White Pine gentleman writing to
. friend in Reno on the political situa-
ton, says: "We want an efficient,
capable nan to represent as at Wash
ington- Some a whe is not ashamed
to live in Nevada. and whose interests
are identified with eurs. With such a
Senate. our State would make an on
ward step that is much needed"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14

In Colusa county, CAL, about a year
ago, a youth shot himself because a
young woman refused his offer of
marriage. The girl said he was a
fool, but the boy recovered. The
other day the girl committed suicide
because tho same boy refused to marry
her.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
Governor Adams on Baker

Governor Adams arrived here this
morning from Carson, saysths Virginia
Chronicle. He has Just returned from
. visit to his herds in White Pine
county. He expressed satisfaction
rather than regret at the apostacy of
Baker of Eureka. He says that the
Republican camp is where Baker be-
longs, as he has always been friendly
to the railroads and corporations, and
was therefore as much out of his sle-
ment in the Democratic party as a
fish would be on the summit of Mt.
Davidson. HE went over to the
Republican camp" continued the
Governor, "to aid in the election of
Bill Stewart, who aspires to the
position of United States Senator from
Nevada" The governor says that the
railroads will back Stewart in the
fight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14

The Index says that Superintendent
Garrard received the following telc-
gram from DIR. Kimball, Director IF
the Mint: s.Order has been issued
for closing the Carson Mint to receipt
of deposits and to discontinue the
services of all clerks, assistants and
workmsn, not necessary for closing
present accounts and protecting the
property. specific instructions by
mail"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
FOR SALE.

NHE HOUSE ADJOINING BAssETT's
L Saloon, formerly occupied by Ia
Hoover & Kaufman as a hu~rdy-house. Iil
IL for sale. For terms apply to
r. u, EDWARDS,
At his Store, Fast side of Main Street.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14

John Henry tn the Cit
ZEN of Taylor that he has 1000 cords
of wood to give away, and those
wanting it will do we'll to call on
him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the State and County Taxes for the year
1885 are now due and payable at my Office In
M%athewsOn Bros store in Hamilton, and that
they will become delinquent ON the
Monday, the 10th Day OF November,
1885,
And that the law in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
j. ii. LOCKWOOD,
Treasurer Of White Pine County.
Hamilton, Nevada, Oct. 10, 1883. o3O-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-26

The Court of Alabama Claims has been max.
ing staiwart effort to use up its appropriation
which is the Il st duty of man in office, and, al
claims were slow, the ingenious expedient was
hit upon OF expanding the money in salaries
The device was q great success, but now Ian.
guishes under the hostility of an unsympa-
thetic controller.
For many years there has been a rather acri-
monious dispute as TO the right distri-
button of the surplus millions paid this coun-
try by Great Britain on the Alabama claims
account. One party holds that the money
should be returned to Great Britain, another
that it should be turned into the treasury, and
a third, that it should be given to the under
writer's or the owners of ships outside the scope
of the award. But the court, it seems, had
still a different scheme. Its endeavor was to
remove this bone of contention by expanding
the money in salaries. But this project is now
frustrated by the controller, so that Congress
will be forced TO again try to dispose Of the
troublesome surplus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-26

Butler dc mics that he has handed in his sur
render TO President Cleveland or that he in
tends TO go To the democratic state convention
"unless somebody says i shouldn't CO." The
democrats Will probably take the hint and
give him a cordial invitation, so as to make
sure he will STAY away
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A New York World correspondent has pene-
trated the Adirondack wilderness and in one of
It's most inaccessible hooks discovered the
President and two friends at breakfast. The
journey was a trying one, and was executed in
good shape. And then, after accomplishing his
purpose, the newspaper invader had the grace
To retire and leave the President In the seclu-
sion of his camp.
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The GoLDrs oJ EAorr Cr. sasss:
!; II = I'll $?j$EESssEE +

DR.. CHEEvERe ELECTRIC BELT, or Reesnsrn-
tor, made expressly for the Of arrangements
of the provocative Whenever any debility a
the continoous stream OF electricity permsafing
through the parts must restore them TO healthy &C
ton. There Is mistake about this Instrument
Years of have tested Il, and thousands Of cures
testified to. Weakness from Indiscrefion In
capacity, Lack Of vigor. sserity-in fact any troubs
Of these organs h cured Do not confound this with
electric belts advertised TO cure all us nom he'd =
TOE. This b for the ONE specined purpose For or
culars giving null Information address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT 90.
au3-w&s los Washington street. Chicago
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SEWING MACHINES. go.

NoU WILL SAVE TIMK MONEY AND AN.
Il noyance by going 10 A hRBACHS Reliable sew
Ing Machine Rooms. cor 7th and II sta New lAteA
improved Machines Of all the standard makes. NAks
your own selection sole Agency for the silent Nss
American No IA triumph OF mechanical geniua
an most wonderful machine Simple, silent, s~ IA and
sure Bear In mind that we furnish legal guarantees
ior nNe years with every machine We sell send for
Testimonials rom over 5000 Washington ladies. No
drummers No two prohts send for catalogue and
prlcelst OF Is different makes Of machines Ali knds
rented, repaired and warranted.
CAUkRBACh, corner 9TH and II streets
washington d c.
Next door 70 Auerbachs Gents Furnishing and Hss
Store. lea
II AIDES BEFoRE YOU PURCHASE SEWING
Il \ Machine, We would advise you 20 examine the
celebrated llghtrunning and everlasting INV
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready -
work. The range OF work done on this machine caa-
not be surpassed A child can Anage IL
count Tor cash.
BE sure 70 Try the NEW HOME before you buy
OPPENHEINER BRO.
OBS 9th street northwest
81 cloud Building
Sole Agents for New Home sewing Machlna
GOOD Machines for rent, BY week month An
Kinds repaired my16
CUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKFNNFY'S
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. S27 9th q su1
zee the New Automatic White IL u q uitls Daiasy
New Machines Of all kinda
Renting and Repairing mhla
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QUESTION OF THE HOUR:
When are You Going E,, 70 Move Into Your New
WE HOPE, SOON IN SEPTEMBER
In the meantime we are ready to serve you at
present In
NO. 4lO SEW ENTH STREET
With all the
DELEGATES OF THE SEASON.
our CT T H INC st C X
Is Unusually Large and Our Prices Unusually Low
for the Season.
BARGAINS THE REMAINDER OF THIS MONTH
DoIft YOU want TO rent store: No 4lO Is admit
raby adapted for the prosecution Of large business
Yours respectfully,
SAKS & CO..
au25 40 SEVENTH ST,
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WE HAVE FOR SALE $500 BARRELS OF
w the Celebrated Newark and R0seudae brand Of
Cement AT is per barrel in lots OF barrels and
upward This cement is guaranteed for finenes.
SHE and crushing strength having been tested by
Boston Standard the recognized standard of the
country. Eyery barrel warranted 800 lbs of cement
and equal 70 any of American manu- facture. BECK
WITH. oUACkENBUSH q CO., 3OO3 n St., NV.
av,CS
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LuourD BarAn
PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Possesses the highest merit II is Manufactured non
me choacest materials, end combines the most pAle
table Qualities Of refreshing drink with the nyigor-
atang and wholssoms properties Of the best Aalt Ex-
Il true tonic and dslghtful bevessge slike dssir
able for invalids and persons in health WI be oond
upon trial 70 be pleasant and complete substitute nor
Tor delicate constitutions.
- the bevsrng. "rar ExcsIlencer lor nurung
moeners creates IN abundance Of milk, while
Qrengthens aud tnvigorAtee the entire system-
=, Aner careful analysis Wilbur z. Hall. Phi d, New
rotk. myG Liquid Bread 10 q refreshing nourtshnG
,cese esvssege end whoaseoass tpvigorstn NJ toote
y pela3aple % the taete and OF easy sesAMllauon
frank Il James. Phi D., n ID. - LQu,A ofoer aDa1yA
rs says: Ii iow percentass Of alcohol iss 49,
cence m oellGhQ0I eGDee end door. III coun0e 70 -
conmepd EicholsonS NAH Extrsct q bst1g MOI
noonsning sevesegA 80 NE ese $780, e ths ~
That nes evSr come updor NY exaOtmfton"
Sold ~ I'll lan11ag oeoceS and pruWtnA
DAVID MamoRson. rssvs. o. LouR
ASUhsaoansbg
w NuExLxmxM
MA eaeSEH IT. wAaExuoUux
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND FN.W
AFiling q specially; ALSO che cure on toothscho
without extracting A local anRechegic used on ths
gums. elevntes pam OF extracting. Gas given apl3
SAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS,
- fifteen years experiences IN Dentistry O6sca 2O7
r stn.w. Preservation Of the Natural Teeth 4 ne
cialty. OIL
nR T. N. TALBOT, DENTIST, 4s7 7TH sr-
IL three doors nom corner l. Dentistry In al
It's branches Teeth inserted "a per So An WORK
warranted t.nI
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

t'oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN AND UPON VERY
= eass Terms III purchased at oncel-4O0 or 500
sI1aas, @ on monthly paymentsA very desirab e
,.,nS ue~ htick house seven rooms and cellar bay
, muo" p0Ich BACK and front: all modern improve
,nant 80 ON 81 NV WIN pay well invest
shoEMAkkR, go ST. n W. au2t-s,
HfOhSALE-DECIDED BARGAINS FOR g., $50
4 vi loth ST. q nice two-ssory and basement brick
1919, nse seven rooms Also, for s. 900. very pretty
hSSs.ofy frame house; nine rooms excellent neigh
@ noou on :. ST, near 10Th These houses I'm nice
yusl are IL per cent investments and only offered
TOT Ia, aew Nj DAYS: W. k BURFoRD, Evans Building.
t1<< view 1ork ave. Ru26,.st
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s spf a a / a Hssss
PIP A l. "A II SSSc
: ~ ~ 4 ILL "A H ssss
"A 1
RRR D 0 Wy "A
r o 0 AAA L
90 z ILL ..

The Palas Royal calls the attention of the public to
its complete and varied assortment Of JEWELRY
FANS and FANCY GOODS. We have lately received
large additions to stock have now a full and
complete assortment ofSEASONABLE GOODS The
prices are much lower than usual and the chances
an article of real merit very low price were
so good as 1t Is the last Of the dull season. We
don't expect to make any money between now and the
LIST of September. perfectly willing to sell
goods AT COST. Just run your eye over this ad and
see If you don't find anything that will tempt YOU 1.
not call in and u.s. and will vouch for 1t that
you will find something that you need, which 1t win
pay you to buy now, instead of waiting till the prices
advance.
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The coming International yacht race between
the Puritan 1.-THE Boston boat and the Genesta
is already arousing general interest After a
series of trial races, the Puritan has been
selected to represent America in the contest,
and she is undoubtedly as good type OF our
yachts as could be named. The Genesta has
earned the reputation of being one of the fast
est English yachts, though her record is by no
means one of uninterrupted triumph, as out of
thirty -four races in which she has taken part
she has been victorious only in seven.
The rivalry between the Puritan and her
chief competitor, the Priscilla, (of New York, }
has been keen, but gOOd-natured, and now that
The former yacht has been chosen to represent
the country, the owners OF the Priscilla have
shown their good spirit by turning over the
pick of their racing crew to the American
champion She will, therefore, be handled in
The best manner and thus be given ali the ad-
vantage 10 be derived therefrom. The Genesta
Handicapped by the fact that she must sail
in strange waters, but her master and crew
have been familiariZing themselves with local
conditions and may be expected to aequit
themselves in the good style We look for in
English sailors. 1t is said that the race will
bring out a greater crowd of spectators than
any similar event since the contest SO calamity
won by the Magic in 1870.
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WANTED-BOARD.

UIANTED-BOARD IN EXCHANGE FOR IN
w struction aer usual school hours best reference
Address EXPERIENCEDT TEACHER, Star Office. II
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1914 2lst St, 14r.$l25.OO
ITO II NV. 12r. m.I.-lO0
SO2 2lst. LAT. ,m.i......6O.OO
1928 Goth, Sr. ,m.i....25.0O
1925 29th st. NV. ST.. 25. 90
1902 l4St.n.w., llr-T5.00
S3l IA st, NV. llr.. TO 90
1IOS 10Th st.n ". ST. 400
34O5 n ST., 10r., m.i.S0.O0
AS j. FISHER & CO,
1924 f street northwest.
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NOR RENT
Il Cor. 18th & NY. av. !
4Or.. m.i............ $25O.O0I
1853 p st., 12r., IN. I. ;;3
1906 RI. av,12r.,mIS3.33
1914 q st. lar. ,m.L.1UO.OO
500 14th, / Ar. ,m.i...l9O. 80
II lafayette sq.......333.3 80
2l33 X st. NV, ST., 10. i-50
1881 p ST., lOrS., m.i...-35
TAOM
au22
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OFFICE OF w, W. LAMB MD.
" 124e HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1854
MESSRS EIsNER 4 MENDELSON
sOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT U. g. OF A.
$40 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
DEAR sIRS-I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFF-S
MALT EATRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE. AND HAVE
f EQUIP IT TO O., BE THE BLs.T HLALTH.RE
kN0wN4 1 HAVE FOUND 1T ESPECIALLY
SoOp IN PERSONS CoNVALEscING FROM
NOTIFIES NtRsINa, AND IL CASES fS OF
M,EAkLT CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
T TiIg III MY ATTENTIoN WAS DRAWN 81
LIZ, AND A.:osTT A MILLION OF BUTTLEs IN.
r rORTEp BY YoS HAVE PASSED NY INsPBc
R1LY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
W. w. LAMB, Md,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR L. s,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
r BEWARE OF LhITATIoN: NONE uENufNE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE or JOHANN
H H0FFn ,, AND "MoRITz EIsNkk" ON THE NECK
Ok EVERY BOTTLE fe16fk.Au
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The New York state republican committee at
yesterdays meeting took Important action on
bhe question of who may vote In the primaries
Heretofore 1t has been = rule that no one who
had not voted for the party's candidate at the
preceding election could take part in the seiec-
ion Of delegates. This Fundamental test" as
1t Was called, has now been abandoned, and the
primaries thrown open TO all voters 'who ad-
here TO the principles of the republican party
and whose general intention Is to act with the
party and promote its success by their votes
and influence at the next general election"
Nothing could be more liberal than this invi-
tation. 1t offers a universal amnesty TO the
mugwumps and does not even exact promise
OF fealty in the future. All that is asked Is "a
general intention" to support the ticket.
BY this action the machine which has been
very arrogant in the past, admits Its need Of
help from the large element in New York state
which is Indifferent to party names. II a re-
publican ticket Is to be elected this fall it must
be by a union OF those ''who adhere to the prin-
ciples of the republican party" and not by the
votes Of those alone who support its candidate
whoever he may be. The committee have
done wisely, therefore, to open the doors OF the
primaries TO the independents with the view OF
enlisting their sympathy and cooperation.
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i2132 Pa ave. Sr.......$3O
i212I l. St, 80
1927 Pa. av.&store......30
1909 : St.. 7r.. mi. ......2S
ll4l0 18th ST., 3 r......25. 40
1855 ) ST., 7r.,m.i...........25
1886 p st.......-..........--25
Goa Pa ave, 8 r....-.....23
a41 18th ST.. r-......21. so
lib X st. Or ,m.i....20.40
Corridor s.e.,store&5r-.2O
l4l7 Hopkins ST.. 6r.lS.5O
Cor. "a & T SITS, Srs.....-.lS
24S1 n st ........-........16.b0
5l52 Odd St.. 5r...-...ll.5O
TESCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penn. ave. n. W.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


CHILDRENs BOARD ANDCARE SPECIAL.
~. No child lett to the Of servants No extra
charges for our school 70 those remaining winter
county, Va au22-zt
OK OR EIGHT MORE BOARDERS CAN BE AC.
Ocommodated with tine rooms aud splendid table
al 81 per week at Creedmore Springs near Ware a.
Ion, Va Address L. ZIMMERMAN
aoII-2w- Wsrrenton. Va.
TWO OR THREE NICE ROOMS, VACANT. AT
Il "Oak HUI. near Leesburg Va Address Tnr
terms &c, Mrs. w. n. WISE, Leesburg, Loudoun
county, va aul8w&s4ts
A FEW BOARDERs CAN BE CoMFORTA RI.y
"A accommodated with large and airy Rooms and
porches surrounding the house, at Vernon Cottage
Round Hill, Loud0un county, Va, by Mrs MANY h
LARK and Sister. late OF 31S Inaiana ave- Wash
-ng.on, ~ y au20-Sts
A FEW MORE DEsIRABLE ROOMS RON
1ARsnt Apply to Miss BRUCE MORRISON Pc
tersviiie Frederick County. Nd. au2O.(jt
ATTORNEYS.
HHARLES J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OFPATFNTS
" Councillor at-IAw and Expert 81 Cloud buiIdins
9Th and stS. Good work. good reftsreDcs. n,s,isss
ave cnaxxeA Iwsnty-one ysafJ experience d3I
NJ H MIlLER ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
Residence $40 North Capitol & A"'Ans n ms2S
lbr Rs0fS N''S s"o AssoF"V
W $50 Louisiana ave- next 10 CIV p O.
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IGOR RENT
IL 2O23 ST. NV. 15r- SS5 1903 NJ 10 rs-....... $40
1897 ST. NV 13r....S5 5l0 9th w.,
l161 a. II rs.S3.34 1O5 s.e.. 1Ors. 81:
1lO5 nw 1Or...S33 - o24 10th n. W.. 10 rs.....35
1910 NV, llrs-.. 20 1887 10th NV, 1rs--.-...3C
1922 18th n.w l2rs... IS 7:S7 Sd W.,
1764 NJ n.w IL as ST n, J. ave- NV. 7rs3O
1121 10Th NV, 1Ors.... as 500 s.e, 10 80
17O6 NV, 81 NV.
l717 De Sales st., 10rs-65 1929 10th NV, Srs.2 q
BIT All NV, Is .....85 23O9 NJ NV ........25
1902 n W., 10 rs...-...66 1886 New Jersey ave
l421 w NV, rs-......6O n.w-............. so
1906 n W., 80 1886 w Aw., 7r-.- 20 SO
BOZ NV, 10 rs.........50 UniOntown Sr.2 "a
l043 10th, IL rs-........50 l2l5-l2l7 29thn.w
SOB st NV, 10 rs-...45 511 ne 8 rs....,.l as
1858 9th n.w 9fs........ 90 iii st. NV, g rs.lG
aul8 b. II. WARNER. 0l6F q. NV.
THoR RENT-DwELLING 1918 ST NV; RENT
II $50. Key next door, Inquire at 026 Louisiana
ave- aul7-2w
L sThe Osborne" situated on l4th st. between H
and sta NV. Large, handsome 4story brick con.
tanning IA rooms and ath rooms, ali modern CON
veniences Well arranged for an aparfment house
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER CO,
aul5-2w 1924 r st. NV
EOR RENTITHREE VERY DESIRABLE RFsI
C dences In West Washington. 261S p st. II rooms
$50; 3l47 e. II rooms. 40 l6l7 s6th. st., II
sin inDf'vs"'n'H Apply s : DAVIS
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Il Small Houses ST prices TO pay investment
SWORMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
au2l-6t 9,S F st.
LNOR SALE-HOUSES-WE HAVE OVER FIFTY
IL modern small Houses for sale on Capitol Hill,
ranging in price from 81 200 TO 81 800. M NJ RON
REX Il co, Sd and East Capitol SITS. au2O-lot
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ED-IMMEDIATELY-BY GENTLE
w man, wife and infant, two unfinished Rooms;
lettered street and south front preferred objection
to Capitol Hill or Georgetown price must include gas
and heat during winter Address f. r. g., Star office 1t
WANTED-BY LADY, ONE LARGE ROOM
w or two small ones with brea. fasts furnished in
house, north of st. and west of 18th Address
INQUIRER" Star Office. au26-3ts
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L>Oh hENT-
u 1922 9th, 1 1r m. .$75
2OlS NJ, Tor, m.i............55
lI49 Pa ave. lOr.m.i.5O.15
2129 X st. ,A. ,m.i.-...-...50
1908 H st. NV. ,13 I, mi SO
2l27 X ST.. Sr..........JU
1l43 2lstst.l2 r.m.i.-...43
114521st ST. 12r.m.i...-43
2125 LIST. lOr. .m.i...40.5
rs 2lst ST., 9r...........40
22l3 r st Or. ,m.i.... SO. 30
2216 q 81 Or. ,m.i......35.5n
222O G ST., Or, N. i...35.5O
2222 G st., 9r., m. 1880
300 23d st., ST., mi SO
911 23d St., ST., m. 1850
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