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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-19
THE TARIFF.

DUTIES COLLECTED.
OF the entire amount OF duties collected 10
per cent. was collected from the following arti-
Giles of import: Sugar and molasses, 20; wool
and its manufactures, 7; cotton manufactures, O;
flax, hemp and iute and their manufactures, 5.
A REDUCTION RECOMMENDED.
The fact that our revenues are in excess of the
actual needs OF an economical administration OF
the government j~ustities a reduction in the
amount exacted from the people for it's support.
Our government is but the means established By
the will OF q free people, by which certain prin-
ciples are applied, which they have adopted for
their benefit and protection. and il is never bet
ter administered and its true spirit is never bet
ter observed than when th~ eople 8 taxation FOR
its support is scrupulousl! nSlt-d to the actual
necessity Of expenditure and distributed accord
ing 10 II Just and equitable plan. The PROPOSE
ton with which we have to deal is the reduction
of the revenue received by the government and
indirectly paid by the people from customs du-
tios.
TUE QUESTION OF FREE TRADE IS NOT IN
YoLvED,
nor is there now any occasion for the general dis
cussiOn OF the wisdom or exprdiency % a protco-
tive system. Justice and fairness dictate that in
any modification OF orr present laws relating to
the revenue. Il q industries AID Interests which
have been encouraged by such laws, and in which
our citizens have llrge Investments, should not
b. ruthlrSely injured or destroyed.
We should also d al with the subject in such =
manner ~ To protect the interests of American
labnr, which is the capital of our workiaaman.
Is stability and proper remuneration Cornish
the most lnsnhable preteXth for Il protective
policy. Within these limitations "A certain re-
duction should be mad in on. cu-toMs rcvonues.
The amount Of such reduction having BE- n de-
toimined, the inquiry follows, Whore can they
test be RENTED, and what articles can best bs
released from duty in the interests Of oar citi-
zens. | think the reduction should be made in
the revcnue derived ( on ataI upon the imported
necassuies Of life. We thus directly lessen tho
cost Of living in every family oi Che land and re-
lease 20 the public in every humbla home a
larger measure of the rewards OF frugal indus
try
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notice. An expert delegate. ON behalf OF the
Gnited States, has attended ard will submit .
report.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-19

Past cong rrssts have had under consideration
the advisabiilty OF ali fishing the di-crimina-
ton made 10y the tariff laws in favor
If the works of American artists. The
odium OF the policy which subjects to
anigh rate of duty the paintings Of foreign
artists ard exempts the predictions of American
altjs's residing abroad. and who receive gratui-
tnusly advantages and inNtf uction. is visited
upon our citizens enc 4 art cultur. in
Europe, and have caus "a. with practical
IN iuimity, 10 favor - ,'pI of such AN un-
graciouB distinction. 49,. treir interest and
FOR other obvious re4,,. ,,rungly recommend
IL
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-19

The commercial relations Of the United States
with their immediate nrighbors and with i'm
portant areas ~ traffic n mr. our shores. suggest
especi lily liberal int cuu 80 between them and
"a. Following the tre,ty OF 1873 with hlsxico.
which rested on the basis of reciprocal exeinp-
were inflated by my pred ces-ors. Recognizing
hs nsed Of lrss ohstructcd traffic with Cuba and
Porto Rico aud met by the desire ~ Spain to
-uccOr langnisi ing interests IN the Antill' 8, steps
we're taken To attain those ends 10y a treaty of
commerce.. A similar treaty was afterwards
signed by the dominion republic. Subsequently
government for - like mutnal extension Of com
msrciaI intercourse with the British Vest indian
and South American ind rpendenciea, bat WITH
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MIR. T. c. Crawford writes to the New York
Wortdfro Saratoga that the famous CORE
spondence between the President and the en-
dorser u an unworthy candidate for office
related To the appointment of Mr.. Low OF
Michigan, to the Utah bench, and that the cul.
prit IL no less person than Don NJ Dickinson.
one OF the leading democrats in Michigan and
a man who is supposed 20 enjoy the special con-
ndence of the President. This may be guess
work, and it may be denied, even If it is the
truth There is II good deal TO be said in favor
o. giving the public the real names i'm this cor.
respondence If 1t be genuine, the case merits
exposure; and If not, the Judiciary suffers from
an undeserved cloud of suspicion.
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REnsAsrs. RE,rsAsrs, RExsAsrs.

DRESS GOODS. SILKS, ALL KINDS HAVE ALL
BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN
COST.
THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES
AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP
REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS ALL KINDS
OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS.
FROM To YDS.
NOTHING Is CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT
NEED, But YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN
VEsTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU
CAN USE THEM
M. SINISTER SONS
80 PENNsYLvANIAlAv AVENUE
ONEPRICE a- 40. 7df '.-a amin
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WE UNHESTTATTNGLY CLAIM THE FOL-
w lowing to be intrnsically the very best value In
Black silk surah ever our good fortune to oner the
trade % inch Black All silk French Surah; would
EItrs Hs.vy Twilled Allsilk sn!ah; would be bar,
good wOoDWARD & LOTHROP, BoSeon Dry
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Omar ExcrrExEsr.

Our new building is finished, and while the car
penters work in the basement finishing shelving
and counters we shall hold high carnival on the first
Aoor for q few days only.
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GRAND CLOSING SALE.

GRAND CLOSING SALE.
All our FIGURED LAWNS, warranted inst eolors,
ct FOUR CENTS
We have about 600 pieces SIMPSONS BEST
PRINTS in plain black, gold and black, and black
and white at IA cents
eOOO yards GINGHAMS These have never been
offered for than 12ls cents. We shall oer them
at FIVE CENTS.
10000 PIECES OF DONESTTCS OF EVERY
wELL-KNOwN BRAND.
Androscroggin. yard wide, &C.
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wids TIC
Lonsdale, yard wide, 7lac.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide, Sic
wsmsutta, yard wide, 0asc.
Pride of the West, yard wide lie
Lonsdale Cambria yard WIDE LOG
Also, the Best Yardwide BROWN COTTON at
FIVE CENTS.
Excellent CANTON FLANNEL at FIVE CENTS
and 900 Pieces FLANNEL OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON from the great New York Auction Sale of last
June at much less than we can replace them.
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PROPOSALS.


IMPAIRMENT OF JUSTICE.
ss,,ea ,ror,s,,s WI, Ms 81 August H. 1885,
ha aOS VIII ee at the office OF the
eean III % oo u
the department with the following amounts Of fuel fof
use during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1856
2s s4 tons W Of sutn sS Coal s;ove c.,
Is cords cord Pine inc Wood Voc Lee ''''e o0a''
stxue5ions bidders be Obtained BY applying to
aul2-1t Attorney-General
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
- 49,, puo.. WAsnINsTos, August 18th. 1885.
Chief Clerk and superintendent of the Building De-
e }asss Ha S9s 1885,
the Department with Stationery for use during the
ees to bidders can n g. o5
tanned by applying 70 the Chief Clerk. The right to
'fsS ana s,os Attorney
L GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
sssf s SssSfa s. e.
Boundary street. at the head of 10th street, Of
~ tons White Ash Furnace Coal more or less
20 tons White Ash hange Coal, more or less
Anto pc Of best quality, free from slate and other
gao POUNDS 70 the tom snd sss of 20
cents ton to inspector and weigher. to be paid by
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
WILLIAM NJ SPRICt;S
au1O-St Resident Physician.
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A SMALIGREEN
Il HOUSE. &c.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouNns
NO 100 Pennsylvania avenue
WARRINGTON, ID. C., August 3. 1885.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will Be received at
NINETEENTH, 1886, tor constructing one small
Greenhouse and raising the roof Of another. at the
and can Be seen .. tho
The raght Is reserved 70 reject any and ali bids.
- s.f..;. JOHN n. WILSON
auS.lOl1,1I.I7,16W Colonel u. Army
Dk0PosALs FOR BUILDING OFFI0;ERY
Il QUARTERS
WASHINGTON BARRAcKs
WASHINGTON, d. {, July 10, 1885.
Sealed proposals. In tripcate subject to the usual
'TMESLx lively , O'CLOCK NOON. AUGUST TWENTY
opened in the presence Of attending bidders for con-
e. into three ssts Of Oncers Quarters In accordance
with plans and epecacatfons In this ONCE
Hanks and nun tnfbrmation e TO bdding. terms Of
contract and payment &C.. viii be frnis6ed by this
ONCE on appHcaffon Envelopes containing proneals
should be marked Proposals for Buildine O2lacers
Quarter and addressed to the undereirnef
an7-0e III q hOHkINS, Post Quartermaster
PERSONAL
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


t' s,Is,,, sAI,iE.,,BhRGAiN IN SOUTHEASTERN
49, $3.50 vii buy lot 90 feet front on q Q.
s,se. ssNenth 81, by depth OF loS Ieef vide
nlied With fruit re roora frame. No GAL Los
.nll-st ALBERT r. FOX. Gao Fa NV.
EoR sALE.Two REALLY DESIRABLE IoTa
spsculstve price: 22is Kos n each: locasrd on
e'ie VI the ocsi streets In
anil. srEieER a LIEBERMANN,
% 1903 st
ENoh SALE-HANDsoME ITTTIr Tor ls1U
= 81, Just above Rhode Island ave or FOR exchan~e
oI Me.ioehtec small property paving rent or lots
ssuscepsiole OF prontsbe Improvement. J. n wTMFR
~, 10" iots aNe- anlo-N
EoR sAIE-No CASH REQUIRED II Party
y VIII 1uild-A tine piece Of Ground 90 fe.t mint
close 10 fennsylvsniasve.n NV.
Real Estate Insurance and Ian.
aus. ~io ~ 18Th and SITS nv.
A DECIDED RAReArx.
running hack leo feet wide alley Overlook ns ons
OF our finest avenues w.
HUFTY DYER
Real Estate. Insurance and I>sans
Y2Slm 18th and n q.
INoR SALE
II Three me pieces OF property on NV
Several hne Building sites in the northwest
several fine Building sites In the northeast
One OF the finest Building Sites In the CITY froue.
Ing on the east ffont OF the Capitol.
BY THOMAS j. NY EltS. Real Estate Agent,
NI4lm l2lo r 1T NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

CJONlRY REAL ESTATE.
ENoR SALE OR RENT-AT EVANSVILLE Md,
ia nne tnree-story octagon house, back building.
Also s very fine spa spring. Apply to SETH A.
EoR sAIE..ls ACRES OF LAND-sITUATED
sold Immediately. c. b. CAYWooD. l135 New jer-
sey ave- n. W. au11-3t*
WAt Ant ED Isin RENT r. OR OR LEASE GOOD
acres near station good dwelling and other improve
Star office aui1-3ts
E>OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-3O ACRES OF
Il prime garden land about two miles below the In
au1O-st FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
EOR sALE-A IA r NJ, CONTAINING 1913
from Guilford station, the W., o. & w. r. r. about
5 raa as from g
cash balance In monthly payments of S25 each,
will exchange for good improved city city property
au1O-3t 1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOR sALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Station v NJ r, and sixteen mile from " ashington:
all well fenced; about onehaf cleared and we'll set in
sSSa sell S @ pp Mn
an 1 s ana s a.
Alexandria, Va jy2S-3w
NOR sALE--A COMFORTABLE AND CONVEN-
IN olae Re
excellent spring water; stable, carriage house. &C.
W. w. STINCHCOMB,
au4-lm lit West Lombard 81, Baltimore, Md.
NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II erty, Country Residence In Virginia. three
and half miles from Washington, Is acres in a
high state of cultivation plenty fruit:
room House nearly new; porch in front; dry cellar
corn house, stable, &c. pleasant place, high and
healthy, on good road; prlce $1,000 Apply to A.
MELVILLE, 433 9Th ST. ne jy23lm*
OHO BUILDING LOTS, 90 $50 FEET,
80 within FIVE mirltes walk Of seabrook Sta
Lots are covered with variety of beautiful forest
trees and present eligible building sites. S15 and up
wards lot Title indisputable. For particulars ap-
ply to THOS HYNES. Sole Agent, lis 9th St. NV.
Over $50 sold.
teen rooms in East Badensburg p. and O. r. R,
twelve minutes by rail from city, This house is
located upon lot of ten acres, has fine cellars,
terraeed yard fine apple trees stable barn, ETC. etc
and lovely residence Terms made Title indis-
putable. Address MARION DUCKETT, Attorney
atIaw, Bladensburg, Maryland. jel2-3m
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS no CLOSE AT ONCE
INDIA LAWN AT FIVE CENTS, worth Ten, and
all finer grades in proportion
$4,000 yards FIGURED BATISTE 40 inches
wide, 12Aa Cents. This Is the 1Sc quality.
Three Cases DARK sATTEENS, neat patterns, ii
ELEVEN CENTS.
PACIFIC LAWNS in most beautiful designs Q,
FIVE CENTS
5000 yards ENGLISH CHEvIoT REDUCED TO
SIX CENTS Cost to import II Cents
$500 yards DOTTED SWISS, l2lsc.
Cents formerly 60 Cents
Thousands upon thousands Of other Bargains from
every Department.
This sale will terminate in few days. the store
rooms must be vacated to the carpenters
CALL EARLY, AND AT ONCE
LANSBURGH & BRO,
40. 422 424. AND 42e SEVENTH STREET
P. s-BRING THIS LIST ALONG FOR COM
PARISON. aull
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TNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE REQUIRES NO
4 boiler Avoids all expensive attendance! No
particulars call on ID. BAI4LAUF Agent. 73l 7th
tton auIl-3m
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE SERVES FIRST.
y class meals for $40 and $40 per month. jyls-lm
EJNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 5l2 9TH ST N w
Il aid the La Pierre, Aw. cor 10th and NV are the
best conducted Boarding houses in the city. Table first
Class; pleasant rooms Terms moderate. oc27
SSFTNHE TREMONT."-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il repainted, and in every way put in 6rst-claaK
order Its coolest and most desirable place 70 board
In the city. Terms. SIS, So $40 and Sz5 per M ie7
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RALuAs cHILLs AND FEWER CURE
Furnished IN bulk, and sent BY mal Fun diractsoua
Tor patxing When reduced 20 liquid .6brm Mn d0
~ o. walls Ifyoe want % Be cured, of1of
1AGuN ROOT COMPANY
II q Bon 46A (ane6eJ WAshingSoS d. H.
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nor RENT
NV. Per Month. Per Month
1l3O 18th st, l3r. 421 NJ st. $40
1887 Cor ST, fur, 1Or... 40 400 33d St.
1919 Cor st.. lOr......15 3O1 l31a ST.,
9Ol - st St NIL, r..-60 1l51 21st ST.,
lli6 10th ST., m l.. go 23S 240 ID stn.e IS
ZOSl ST., M l., lSr- LOO 212l st, NV, 33
1919 Corcoran ST. 10r--50 l21l Tst. NV. 25
S41 - ST., NJ L. 9r455O 1905 st. NV, 1r......-25
STORES. Per Month. OFFICES Per Month.
629 La. ave-. NV, Ar. 500 L bet 12th& 9th $25
OF La ave, II. W., rlOO 9th &Pa.a room Is % SO
40 18th st n w.. ......3O 9th & Paa. roOm13 zoo
The above is only small portion of properly on nv
books For full list call at office for bulletin: issued
the LIST and 18th lan11i THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
NOR RENT-THEEE-STORY BRICK. TEN
y rooms; IS III ST. NV. Printing office, at
$3.50, IN advance. Inquire of A. EBERLY SONS.
us 18th St auIO-3ts
nor RENT-AN s-ROOM HOUSE; MOD. IMPS;
IL newly papered; good neighbOrhoOd; rent moderate
TO good tenant. Apply to WESCOTT d WILCOX,
1907 Pennsylvania ave. aulO-3ts
LNOR RENT-14O3 9TH ST NV, NINE ROOMS
IL all modern improvements, $50; 607 E ST. NV, 10
st. NV, rooms each, new. all modern improvements
$50. DUVALL MARI. 925 F st. au1O3t
nor RENT-TWO 1O-ROOM HOUSES. 476 AND
Inquire at 1000 o ST. NV. au32wA
ENOR RENT-UNFURNISHED PART OF HOUSE
j. consisting of rooms including dnng-roo and
Kitchen Apply at SO5 18th St W., Franklin square.
au7-6t*
LNOR RENT ONE TWOSTORY RIG X
II house, GIG 22d ST. n. W., rooms and all modern
improvements: fresco painted also. concrete base
nlent the herdics running to the house Inquire at
4G3 9TH st NV jy3l-16t
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE WITH OR g
w rooms and stOreroom, in good location for all
grocery. Address Cash. Star office. au12-3t*
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LHOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 73O 7TH
IL ST. NV; possession given OF once INQUIRE 729
7th st. NV, or $40 West Baltimore St, upstairs
ENOR RENT-3O3 4la ST. s. W., GOOD BITSI-
y ness stand; l-roOms and bar room S25,
G. II. PARKER az and E sts sw auiO-3tx
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COUNTRY BOARD.

OOU IN IN bIJA K1J
TWO ROOMS VACANT AT MONTSYLVA; Ia
miles from station large grounds well shaded; ice
milk &C., &C. Address MASON JAMES,
au1O3t* Round HILL LOudon County, Va
DLEASANT COUNTRY BOARDCAN BE HAD
Il at Contee Station, p. G. Co.. Md. Fine garden,
plenty of milk and good well. Located on washington
Branch B. and o. K. r. Address EDGEWOOD, Star
Office. au1O,2t*
GUNNER BOARD-LARGE AIRY ROOMS WITH
CgoOd board; fine water. with plenty of Ice: fne
shade and lawn. v OF mile of Lincoln on the w. o.
w. Railroad Address SPRINGDALE, Lincoln Lou
0oun TO-, va jy2l4w*
BOARD AT THE TALBOT, BARNESVILLE
ID Md, by the week or month any season of the
year; no whisky sold. LUTHER CISSEL, Proprie-
tor jyl6-1m
(NHILDREN'S BOARD AND CARE A SPECIAL
Wy No Child left to the care of servants No extra
charges for our school to those remaining winter
months Mrs. GARRISON, Falls Church, Fairfax
county, va iyl3-1m*
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NV Sc
ol9 H,hh.. mi 200 211 st. m. l., IL % 900
S07 n. Cap hh.. lOr-3 500 4ls IL av .bh llr45OO
6Ol Nst wa ,bh. 7r-3 200 81 c, b. h., L. Tor 900
1882 Col o, - 3 600 S26 TO S33 z st. b. h.,
xl<O, q xlZ2t II OOO
81: a., m L. $4,000 5l5 18th ST. FIJI, Sr. 600
dSZl iMon MI ,Sr.3O TIA Pa ave. ,fh Sr- 800
~ Defrees, D. $50 2le 10th ST. FIJI Tor 500
1924 COL ST. 500 14l 4 LAB A. bh., 6rl 800
The above Is only small portion of property on my
BOOKS For null lst call at Office for bulletin issued
Isl ana 10th lau1ll THOS. l. WAGGAMAN.
LNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, PLOT OF
ground. fronting 100 feet upon both NJ street
and New York ave- NV. between Sd and 4th sts i'm
proved In part by six frame houses upon part of the
New York ave from, yielding $50 per month. LOUIS
+. SHOEMAKER, go st NV. au103t
LNOR SALE OR RENT A NICE SIX-ROOM
II House, 1921 10Th st. n w: will rent for $50, or
sell Ct IS, 500; all mddsrn improvements. CHARLES
T. BANkS. 500 L St n. w. aul0-3t
LNOR SALE-ONE 10 ROOM HOUSE, 1902 o
IL st. NV Two Houses. 476 and AIS o ST. NV IL
rooms. with all modern improvements. For permit
TO inspect same inquire at 1000 o st. NV. au3-2ws
ENOR SALE OR RENT-NEW HOUSEs-NO
~ 1910 18th street northwest, l3 rooms: Nos. 1922
1924 1926 and l62S 10Th street northwest IL rooms
each All have wooden mantels, mirrors, thing and
all other modern improvements; 1921 street. daily
at IL o'clock. DAVID a. WINDSOR, Owner aS-2ws
LNoR sALE-BY GEO p GoFF. 1924 NEW YORK
~ ave, Room z, Q 2-story brick, eight rooms and
BATH 5000 feet of ground to alley pass the
door. Just the place for dairy or butcher. au66t
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SPECIAITIES


nR AND NINE SELDEN 32e MISSOURI AVE
~ Special treatment for ladies; thirty yearsex-
tensive experience remedies prompt and reliable;
charges reasonable and consultation
dence strictly confidential call ONCE always
open Madame selden visits ladies any distance 2s3ws
NJ RS. DR. WILSON. 464 { ST Nw.-sPECIAL
N1 treatment for ladies; over thirty years extensive
experience; remedies prompt and reliable; charges
reasonable and consultations free: correspondents
strictly CONFIDENTIAL call write; Office always open:
Madame Wilson visits ladies any distance; hrstclso
board and nursing. sus-0ts
IT AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
original Mrs. DR. WILSON, No. Park Place. llth -,
between and { ne. Beware OF imposferS su6-2ws
D!LEs-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the use CT knfe, cAussso
OF ngature- Cure guaranteed Can BE consulted 6
123 9th st. n from 70 pm sp2Sms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EyENTSOR
XN1LlEE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
tlemen 90 cent? EACH <Oo street. between eth an0
nR ROBERfSON. THE OLD EsTABLIsHED
1/specialist nom Baltimore can De consulted every
wednesday and Saturday. af 4o6 a. NV, from 2 20
y D. M, conhdentiAlly by gentlemen and lnd1ee Who
need medical advice and services special attention
% ell dteeasea Of women. Over twenty years expert
ence Main oflice 80 n. Liberty g.. hsitiuore. Nd
je5-3m
nR w. r. PARKER OF BOSTON, MAss. MAO
IL nettc Healer. Wonderful Cures by laying ON q
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially. WIN
visit peftsntk o1ics hours % D y. u- IOs 4sh
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"ALKER's. 90x 10TH ST. n. w.-cARBoN-
wv ised Moth Proof Paper, SC. per yard; WhitewuaA
Brushes cheap Charcoal Pitch. Flxe Cay nd Briok
Lime. CoR6nfs. Rlnstor, - -
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1929 g ST.. 6r., MI $25.S2
llO2 9th st.,12r.......76.OO
1888 r ST., Sr., m.i...-36.OO
1914 21st ST., 14r...l26.OO
III ID St, 1lr...........-4O.OO
1926 18th st.n.w. ,Sr. 25. 90
l6O2 IA stn.w.,11r-75.OJ
SSl A st. NV. 11r- Ga 90
1880 Riggs stn.w. ,6r36. 90
LOS 10Th st.n W. ,0r. 400
S46 y ST.. 1Or., MI 3d. 90
rs ]. FISHER a 90.
I324 u street nOrthwost
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NOR RENT-BY R.
n X st. ,n.C.av. 1888.
+ street n. Is. lSr.....-..3
G ST., near 10Th ST., f...3
R.I.av..nr.Conn. av .f..3
Thomas circle. Il r....3
Lafayette ST., l7r.. .262.
Lafayette So, 1sr..f.....2
941 Pa. ave, store......-2
Mass. ave-. n. 18th, f....2
n st. n.C'Onn. ave. I3r.. 2
Lafayette square l7r-.2
COnn.av.n.N, l3r.f166.
NJ st. n. 9th ST., Tor, fl
18th st. n. RI. av.. Or. i
19thst. Dupont circle.H
18th, near X ST., f.-......1
1880 10Th street, 13r.. :. i
Md. av. mr. LIST n. e. fur. l
Grant Place, fur. SRI
Rst. n. 15th,1 rs. ,E...-..1
Thomas Cir. 1Or.. fur. 1
1919 10th st. n. w. lists. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


XXTANTED-HORSElS FOR GOOD PASTURE
w Inquire at Piercr's Mills about two miles from
the city, address J. s. s., Star office. aulO3t*
"ANTED-NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING
w and Feather RenOvating Works.
FIJI. YOUNG, 1422 Pennsylvania ave- NV
Factory, X st., corner 9th st. Sc. au1-1m*
ED-BUSINESS MEN HAVING CLAIMS
w for collection will leave them with DICK &
ST. MONS. Collectors and Room Renting we guaran-
tee prompt returns SIT eth st. NV. auI-2w*
VNANTED-LITTLE ONES AT A GOOD BOARD
w ing house, from months to years old in the
country, by responsible people who will give them
best OF care. Address Mrs. PATIENCE, Star Office
jy29- Inns
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EOR RENT
Il 1886 10th st. ,14r.9125
1853 p st., l2r., m. l.S3.:s3
1926 l ST., 12r., m.l....S3.33
lS14 q st. ,14r. ,m.i1OO.O0
500 14th, / Ar. mi. 100. 80
p Lafayette sq...-.-.333.33
1888 18th, 10r. miss. 33
l44l L St., 9r.........--25.O0
2l33 X st. NV, ST., mi so
1884 Riggs st. q r.. m. L35
1881 p St. 1Ors., m.i...-35
THOM
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LNOR RENT-5I3 AND SIS ST. NV NEW
II two-story Brick Houses; rooms. all convent
THOS e. WAGGAMAN
au11-St 9l7 St NV.
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Is A very desirable Brick House, 1912 s St NV;
rooms; all mod imps In good repair.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
au1l.2f 900 y sf n w
The Press., 1885-04-16

Vox PopuLI Vox DEI. The HHOm cOpathiC Med icimes bsst adapted for family use are those s.ld at Healds Pharmacy Stafford Springs. The Gnide-slip attached to each bottle enables one to treat most of the, ordinary ailments common to a famy. ssass g.,
 After suffering ten days with throat, was n- stantly relieved by Potaska, and second dose per- fectly cured me. In other cases where have rec commended it's use, the benefit has been pronounced equally efficient and wenderful.-Rey. Albert NasH, CtrtisUille, Moss.
 ''Potaska cured me effectuay of sudden attack of hoarseness. ."He0. F. HeTr9nGas, TyTi9ghGn,, Mass.