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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
LADIES OF SACRAMENTO

4 Nd VICINITY. WE SHALL. HEREAFTER
~ keep on hand make TO order for ladies the
latest style of Cuff Gloves. with " Rutry Fasten.
incs" using some seven diferep: shades of the
best imported Kid: also several c0lors of Castor
Buck. including Black and Green finished Buck
Gents Working, Driving and Street Gloves of
all kiuGs 'uade. Don't mistake the place, 1919
: nth street Odd Fellows Temple. The only
place in the v.'v where they know how TO make
good glove. All work warranted heavy glove
hand tTed. DODGE'S SACRAMENTO GLOVE
FACTORY. jel6-tfruThS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

DR.. La Hsars' Seminal Pills cure al c., SEES s.i
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, LGse ~
Mental and Physical YigOr, Inpole,cy, a.vol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
observation-disclosures, Indiscretion ami Abuse. DT.
La Mars Pills are. no mere Temporary Stimn-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen aud re-
store the sexual organs, and give q new lease OF
hfe-with power to enjoy ito ali who expe-
;ience the Blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, 81 30 per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price, or by Express, C. o. D. Address sit or
ders, A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, san Fran.
CISCO p. O. Box 1852. n5-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
THE SOUL OF LITE Is LOVE.

The world is as a somber cliff,
While love is like the dew
That falls upon it, and the moss,
Like life, springs from the two
1t creeps about each barren stone
TIL ali the place be verdant grown.
The world is as blasted oak,
While love is like the vine
That trails it over, and its leaves.
Like life, the two entwine-
The trunk is green that erst was bare
And blossoms kiss il everywhere,
The world is as ciouded sea,
While love is like the sun
That steals along the suIlen waves,
CareSsing every one
Ger gloom is golden glory flung,
And sunbeams sport the waves among.
i Inter Ocean
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
Aaxiee to Mothers.--aIrs. Minslom.s

SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
sufferer at once: il produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the Child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes rs bright as q button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t s0othe> the child
regulates the bowels, aud is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle
fn--1NMMS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

Is far superior to the fashionable and illusive
preparations of beef, wine and iron" say 5
Professor +. W. HUNT, NJ. d. Honorary Mem
Der Imperial Medical Society of st. Petersburg,
Russia, etc, etc. Cures debility. piles, dyspep-
sia biliOusness ul9.lyJyS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

ANeosrURA BIrTERs are the. best remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs. be
ware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer OF
druggist for the genuine article, manuiact'
ured by DIR. J. G B. Siegert & Sons.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
To gather pearls from Oceans ,

To gather pearls from Oceans vases.
Divers 80 downin divers places
But at our mouths OF streams and bays
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty mouth that shine
Made by the SOZODoNT divine.
ml4-lyTuThS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

A CURIOUS FIREARM--The Afghan
matchbox or jazail has no parallel as q
tirearm on the face of the earth. tits about
nine feet long and is fitted near the muz-
zle with a prong which supports it on the
ground when it is about to be fred off 1t
is fitted with powder-pan and Glitch for
holding fuse. An Afghan marksman has
to depend upon the state of his fuse, and
therefore, he is by no means certain shot.
During the late Afghan war it used to be
joke among the British soldiers that an
Afghan would poise his jazail upon rock
calculate when his enemy would be likely
to arrive in front of his muZZle, fix his fuse,
and then go Off to some little distance and
sit down and smoke. If the enemy ar
rived in front of the matchbox just as 1t
went off, why then he would most likely
be killed, but if he didn't and the weapon
went off a quarter of an hour after he had
passed it, then no harm was done and the
owner would philosophically set the
jazail again in the hope of catching the
next conner, and then go off to his rock,
smoke, and await developments.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
"Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

III afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
THOMPS0NS EYE WATER. Druggists sell it
Ut % cents. ol1-iyS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

An well regulated families keep box
of Redding' Russia Salye in case OF need.
oll1yTUThS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

HUNS Remedy purifes the blood by
assisting the kidneys to carry OF all I'M
purities,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

MANY n victim to Brights disease has
been restored to sound health by Hunts
Remedy,
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When the Angel Smiled.

child found an angel grieving, and, be
ing asked the cause of her woes, the angel
replied:
THE funeral bell calls me to the bedside
of a youth. Vice had already found lodg-
ment in his heart and l weep because |
cannot purify his soul before it enters the
presence of its Maker
Again the child found the angel sorrow
ing, and again she made inquiry.
Death beckons me 10 the bedside of a
man in his prime" replied the angel" and
| fear for his souls salvation. He had a
heart of stone, and his deeds of kindness
were never heard of in heaven"
The child walked forth once more. and
again the angel sat in fearful meditation.
And will you never smile2" softly asked
the child, as she came nearer.
"This time | am called to the dying bed
Of an old man. He has lived his three
score years and ten and the wickedness of
the world may have often tempted him"
The child fell i'll and walked forth no
more. Fever burned and pain-racsed, she
tossed on her bed for many days but one
evening, as the summer sun was sinking
away in the great blue ocean. the fever
went away and the pains came no more.
Then the child heard the rustic of wings,
and the angel stood beside her-not weep
ing and lanenting as before, but smiling
and radiant
Why are you here p asked the child
Because death will soon claim YOU
But you wept for the youth, the man in
his prime and the old man"
Aye but soul without sin will be
carried in my arms to heavens gates this
night, and the echoes of the rejoicing will
be heard on earth. " Detroit Free Fress.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

There Is no medicine sold that relieves
so much sickness ald suffering as Parker 5
Tonic.
Parker's Hair Balsam saves the hair from de-
cay teIS- Its
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" will
relieve bronchitis, asthma, and throat
diseases.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
Cheeseman's Specific Mixture.

| With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet, or
| change in application to business. The medi-
cine contains nothing that is of the least injury
| to the constitution. Ask your druggist for 1t.
| Price. 81 q bottle. s2f1yWS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

Calico has an anti pistol-practioe law.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Buy no Machine until you have seen
the LtSht-running, ALWAYS Reliable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27
Among their neighbors and friends in Wash

Among their neighbors and friends in Wash
fngton it Is quite unnecessary To speak In de-
tense of the good name of the department clerks
rs body. They are respected in the churches,
the literary circles and tine general society OF
the capital. as part Of the best element of the
community. In Washington. It is surperfious
10 explain the need. the intent and the scope
OF such orders as those recently promulgated in
the Treasury department. But outside OF the
District 1t may be that these orders may leave
a false impression. Ii should he understood
through the country that the department ser
vice at Washington does now, as whole. fulfill
the JefferSonan recipe. 1t is honest, capable
and patriotic. Moreover, it is to u marked de-
gree courteous. IL Is a rare exception that one
who has any legitimate business in q govern.
ment bureau is not given prompt and polite at
tention- In this respect tire civil service of the
United States is so UNNECESSARILY superior to
HAT of any other nation that il may be said TO
b. unique. In no other land may Simple citi-
Zrn gain such ready access y, officers or the ex.
ecutive branch OF the government, from the
President down, or find his business treated so
cuurteou>ly on its merits.
IL can easily be seen that i'm communities of
thousands IL may be found necessary To issue
strict regulations. Bot il is not the purpose of
the officers ri the administration. in doing So
TO dscre.iit tine fidelity and value of the clerks
a. mass.
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Special Announcement.

THE STAR will present tomorrow, under Its
arrangement for the publication of a series of
original copyrighted stories by leading writer's,
a genuine ghost story of stirring interest. en-
titled col Pike Of 81. Joe "Such Stuff as
Dreams is the the title of powerful story by
Julian Hawthorne that will be commenced in
The STAR December and concluded Decem-
Der L.
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GREAr MAKx Dows
The continued warm weather during October and
' ''''''',' THE TIE ! M islisif : STGisE.
Corner 10Th and r streets.
Has an immense stock 81 fine hing for Men and
eo Ised Of waiting al The md IF the busy sss
SOIL We start a. O;;ee. and have seciuced
$50 Sien.s 9ysreS,is to 900.
loo Mems oycrcoaiS 10 $50.
loo Mems Overcu.tts 1000
1000 :JeBs Overco.;s to lI.OU.
So; 500 Mems ovens ovens =, 10 la
..,, o. 200 100 AeA.s orercoats 10 1850
So s!35s;fl o S3SSa;: sisSS
$3.50 Mems suits $500
500 slrn.s -uits 70 600
loco Meas SnlGs 20 500.
100 Aea's suits TO ! IOG
2o-OO M.sns suits 10 1850.
Fur EOY> no l3 YEArS
$500 Overcoais To 500
io oyerc0a,s 10 30.
900 Oycrcoat, 400
$50 Overcos.ts To- 500
eoO overcOa:s To $50
loco Uvercuats To 80
$S.oo Jacket and Pants 10 $3.50
5Ub JACKIE; and Pants To $50
800 Jacket and Pants to 400.
s.oB jacket ami Pants to 500.
800 Jacket and Pants TO 900.
loos IaeS ; and r@n;st ZOO.
S.Uv Ovrrcoaist TO S3,OO
600 OvercOats To 4.JU.
1000 tiyercuats 10 Z 80
LOO Oye:cDsls $50
Is Oh Oyercoats TO loo
81 60 -uiis To 500.
500 Suits 500
1000 suits to 600.
loo SI.ts to so.
1900 suits % iDUa
An Immense Stock Of ID PANTS at the same retuc
tions A. our prices always the lowest OF any
house In the District, the reduction only
cnts away all profit but many Instance, In the cos
OF he goods THE MiSFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND SIS
Don't forget, we are at the corner of 1Oth and 4.
So Open III p saturday IL p. IN. Electr
Light n23
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'HnADauAnrxnw Fos S1Ixa

While we do not wish to frightsn Our customers INTO
ooying NOW. we think it aaty to a3prse snem OF
the TACT that the prevailing oplnion among manasc
'ofe u that sfAce the recent sdvsncs Of 3eDA sset
on raw snk material in Lyons (the censse sssas en
siik markst) SILKS HAVE T0UcHEo TIE LOW
EST POSSIBLE FONT, and must necessarily % mp
wards sax fAbrics are lowse now than they have
oeen of the last quarter cearufy.
PROBABLY you would rather take chances with the
market than buy now. We satisfied we shall hsve
70 pay more next time WE buy. We give you all the
advantages OF our present stock at the old prices
zoinch An silk Black Brocade. Is choice patterns
nave sold them as high one dollar and laas'y 1t
soc. Now Toe DER yard
Zoanch Colored All silk Surahs, Is colors, In "a
oinerent shades. only 75c. per yard
2A1nch Colored All Silk Rhsdame, In twenty-five
oinefent desirable colors Last season we sold them
as$1.6O. Early this season at $l.25 Now e1.14 per
yard.
another shipment is here of the 2OInch Black TX.
ua-heavy AllSnk Merveilleux, especially for winter
wear Last seasons price, 81 o. only 90 pr yard
Our 36c. Satina Other houses have S6c Satins, bat
'ney are not ours. n colors. In "a different shaded
we DO not believe you ask for shade we haven't
got. SSc. per yard.
we DO not believe customers will have such another
opportunity to secure Silk Fabrics low they are
now being offered and believe IL will pay you TO buy
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
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Mob luT Is never to Uc commended. but the
public sentiment of the cn.:niry would certainly
excuse the driyiH. e! fsis.."SSS cut ri the Capt.
tui il that body fails make proper provision
for r. guiar ;int! cxicnj".; line uf succession to
tie Presidency i'll She very :i=~t days of the
Coming session. finder no circumstances
should the holiday recess he allowed 20 pass
thoGt This dangerous point being made Sc
err The risks attending .,lr present situation
a. too serious tn cXCjlsc Any further trfiing or
d. lays on the subject This i peculiarly n time
when personal ambitions and mere PARTISAN
Preferences must be laid aside for the p..biic
good, and The man who pai.rrs With the most
sacred interests OF the republic in such crisis
b.! InterpOsinS factions obstacles 10 the passage
O. = measure so urgently demanded by every
Conceivable patriotic consideration Will speedily
flt himself the just object of popular scorn and
c''.ls!.'Iuna,ion. no matter what his professions
o. p,siticai affiliations may BE-
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The Double-Sheef Tomorrow.

The unusual demand for advertising space in
THE STAR az this season neccssitates the send
ing In of advertisements al the earliest practi-
cable moment for theSaturday issue. In October.
1sSf. there were printed 3.342 advertisements;
this year 4.5Il were inserted for that month,
showing an increase of l.I72
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a n EcEssARY ApJuNcr

A NECESSARY ADJUNCT
70 perfectftting Costume Is . ffect6tting Corset
CnIammeiled, we have taken pick from the
Word OF Corsets and offer you. in this stock the benz
Vt vi our experience and Judgment StrRnge but true
we offer you those Corses paying US the smaller profit
10 oroer 70 give you better quality at the price
We quote to-day:
% doz "R & G." Fine Jean Corsets side steels good
oohe' narrow lace At top, splendid shape.
ONLY 15C. PER PAIR
% doz Fine German Woven Corses, warranted
oone scaiioped top. nicely finished, perfect fitting.
ONLY $1.OO PER PAIR
90 doz. No Gil fine Satteen Corsets in white drab,
caruna and black, in every reapect the best Cofsst
ever sold at the price.
ONLY SI.o5 PER PAIR
SpECI AL.-Our imported II c." French-made Sat
teeh tOrsets coiOrs cream. blue and pink. We take
genuine pride in this Corset to our Gus
lOtners ~ IL Is unqueSlionably better than any other
SI0O corset made.
Second floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD & J.OTHROP.
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The remarkable victory won by the prohibit
tionists ut Atlanta. Georgia, following their
successes in the majority of the counties in the
state will doubtless give considerable impetus
To the growth OF that party throughout the
country. The signs that the temperance
question may be made an important national
issue at the next presidential election
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WANTED-HEIP

- ~ AAAN 4CI/-dELH.
II aes !, cAaP AZ WOMAN OVER 90
ms must 90 home nights 1875 81 NV no T, as
WASTEDm - YOUNG Man AS DINING.
room a se ~, .ad 70 himself Fenersv
spply i9se sn0'e having good references need
WAsMS.TF1E1DI.5;A eooD RARKEEPER, GERMAN
l3is fennsyivania awe In own handwriting, ID
WANTED.A BOY 10 RUN SNAIL. ION
Artss sBs cs s9 so Sns s4 % putting
WA AZ, ,0ke 20 k 4 DISPOSED GERMAN
sy snd 10 a. m and and pm a; 1907 connectica,
w zNTED-A THoRoUGHLY coNpeTExr
w American or German girl TO- genera honsaEo,t
scso.V pss HddSs ssd b cafe win os P.d :a
WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT GIKI- T0 5Y7ov
v,.ea ana DO ssns5ai phousswork references re-
9ulreo. Apply at 4S9 Pa ave NV. n2T;,ts
WANTIED,1,A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK.
ss sss
- 80 800. :. : e.e : u. n273t
B., Star oifice. u'en' Aoar res M ~ r.
D,IMMEDIATELY-A CoATMAKER
Apply 70 G. Z H1NKLEI ai,hersburTa M sHSd %ass
WANTED-H OUsEKEEPERS. COOKS CHAM.
~ St nw buN sxeIs Eseu co and Bel, Boys
W1ANssTIEiD,;AA a. Young MAN DESTROYS OF
Sf t sSor pSsns Win
s YER S e w9 ace Address in own handwriting
how to cooR to 20 To Fa MoMhA aSc, wHo
goed S Wsgss and good home given: Apply to Room
w city or country to take light work at their own
homes SO to - day easily work sent by mail:
c enS TSf a isesdy with
WANTEpD,;WHITE AND coLoRED WOMEN
W Cooks: $40 Y $40 chambermaids, nurses, gen
sss e. cock.
WANTED-A WHITE NURSE OVER Is
w years Of age Apply at 3O5 I'd St NV na5-sts
WASrTIEID, nEIEsT CLASS PANTS HANDS
~ Apply ~ 1ooy St: NV: n26-2t.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY- TWO EXPER-
MEYERS, 022 It'll st., bet and X sts NV n25-2ts
WANTED-TEN sALEsLADIES, TWO BOYS
!se Ae city I 2sSlps psn
WANTED-AT ONcE-A YOUNG LADY TO
and good penman; must also come with best Of ref
erences Address B. II. N. Star office. n24-3ts
WANTED-REPAIR MAN FOR STOVE WORK
asIre Between and G. SH%aS oi S56 @a2 Els. e
TS DO f4s K
!. ave. n24-s3t*
"ANTED-TWO WOMEN ONE TO TAKE
w care of young children and one for general work
Apply at Industrial Home School, Tenleytown road
Georgetown no24-:S,E
"ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE AND
~ reliable young man; who can make himself gen
orally useful in Beer Depot, especially in the Bot
Ting establishment; good references required Apply
626 Virginia ave- Sw. n24-Sta
UyANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN DE-
w string light, profitable employment at home to
send for our circular. Mailed free. Distance OBJ
lection. No canvassing All materials furnished.
Boston, Mass. p .. Box 5O1s nO24-tu. tn, sl2t& Kat
WANTED - LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT
w their own homes 81 to $40 per week can be
For full particulars please address. at once, CRtS
CENT ART CO. Boston. Mass. Box 5, 10. n21-5w
NNANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOK; $40
w to $50: Chambermaids. Nurses. Waters and
taurant Cooks. NATIONAL LABOR BUREA L, 5I1
9TH ST. NV, bet r. And +. n2O-lw
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENT.LAReE Pa RLoR AND BEDROOM.
nished heated and attendsncs: nssS,roam % same
SSsr convenient to street cars or ssrdicA ls3e
INoR RENT-LARGE. ELEGANTLY FUR
nisaed r.rlers suitable for y 6 OF public ocbclal
6aws fins south one facing ess, Arr csssr hesa
and gas bath sdjoininS. s3s 81 ne. nS,-sss
EoR RENr-PIEAsANT ROOMS, TuRNIsHEn
na sS g1.@'s 'An'''' references" ioso i''h 81 nv"
EoR RENT:..EI RoANTLY FrRNIsHEDLAReI
House sn Sew sSnsr om al os s saS 9,
ny private hmiiy OF adults Terms moderate, s2s
INos RENT-NIcEIY FURNISHED ROOMS
IL desired 300 New York ave. NV nis-S~s
E>oR RENT-To A GENTLENkN AN ExaUI.
the city: private family: references exchanged Aa
dress Boa los, Star Office hls-lm
INoR RENT-EN SUITE OR SINGLE on PAR
i ior floor 3 bright, beautifui Rooms hsnd.omsss
furnished; = CRATE and rrnace heat n each room
loll 18th ST. NV. noie- avs
L>oR RENT-sUITEs OF FURNISHED ROOMS
L in private house, with without board saitabls
ply s PSF mp
INoR REMITTANCE DoCRIE PARIoRS
II handsomely furnished. on mrs, floor: suitable iof
board central secation near principal hotels Address
I>oR RENT - NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
II furnished Rooms. suIte single: large double
house fscinx q Park aud Nsasachusetts avenue op.r
fires convenient 10 i've lines cars: terms moderate.
lois lols lVfh. cor MASS ave mis- I'm
INOR RENT-l7os n st. n. w, INTERVENTION
y OF r. L. and Conn AYES choice location: elegarely
furnished communicating Psrlors and chambers OF
entire house complete II rs appoin,ments telephone
dren: references Call between and IN nIo Inns
IHoR RENT-AT 1928 y ST. ONE BLOCK FROM
knoht mouse, mrnished Parlor and Bedroom
n1s-2ws
IGOR RENT-oNE VERY PLEASANT FRONT
y Room on second hoor at 10O6 N [ n near cars
ENoR RENT-HANDSoMELY, AND NEWLY.
FURNISHED suite Of apartments, southern en- osure.
furnace open fires extensive and ght fnl outlook
appointments Of q weil-kept. refined home or three
beantifu furnished or unflrpished rooms third noor
'front.' every convenience, 2O23 I st NV RegereneS
ehchahged. Penn ave cars pass the door. blo1m
EoR RENT-RooMS AND BOARD THREE
II bedrooms, sing or suite furnished or unfnr.
niShed, with or without board, nom o. 10 $40 2l7
East Capitol a. nl4-lm
INoR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE NEWLY
II and Handsomely furnished Rooms en- suite or sin
gle; south front convenient herdcs; refer.
ences 14ll street NV nv Inns
LNoR RENT HANDSOMELY FJTRNrsHFD
II Rooms with exceent Board Also Table noar.i
az l42l h st. n o. having recently removed Nom
1908 81 n W n3lms
LHoR RFNT-EI.ESANT APARTMENTS FUR.
II nished. I'm q private dwelling conveaent ca the
hotels Apply 70 w. o. DKNusoN. e2S - N ".
nll-1m
EoR RENT-Tw0 NEWLY FuRN IsR EDPAR.
II lorS suitable for Member or senator near The
Capitol: III - se ocn<lm
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FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-SToRE ON r ST, NEAR TREAS
II ury department, one of the best stands In Mash
ington Tor Cigar Store Gents furnishing Goods a
any light business Address ]. j. D., Evening
office- n2.-2ts
INOR REMITTANCE STORE. WITH CELLAR
y 2O26 18th st. n. W., and Dwelling above. Apply
FRANK TlBBETs, corner l4th ST. and New Work
avenue oc2el I'm
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WANTED-BOARD.

VXYANTED-A GENTLEMAN STUDYING GER
w man desires to Board in q family Of educated
German people. Address, stating terms, Box Al star
Office It's
"ANTED-BOARD FOB MYSELF AND WIFE:
w must have q large front room two small
rooms, communicating. unf0rnshed. on the second
floor. convenient to Post Ofice department Address
CITIZEN, Sixth Auditors Office. n25-2ts
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WANTED--ROOMS.

UTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w in private family without children who can
offer first-,lass home comforts unfrnish d ROOM
with good board, at moderate price; refer noes
exchanged. Address SOCTHERNEI,, Star office. Is
"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
VITANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, NEAR NEW
w Pension building, Room with Board: only per-
having appointments OF q refined home need
ply. Please answer Immediately, addressing CAM
DEN, Star Office. n27-2t&
VIyAETED-BY A GENTLEMAN THE USE OF
w q Room in vicinity of Treasury Building where
he may practice COrnet MOI to be used but
hour two daily. Address Box /, Office, stating
terms n25-4t*
w Apartments for will fiDd II greatly their
advantage to register same, with full particulars at the
directory for renting ST Cloud building,
eth and sts., Room IA. Office open daily from 3
An to 6p.m. ROBERT B. kINSELI. NIL -tjt*