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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY. MONTANA.
Arrival OF Traias.

10. I, West Bound, Due at Miles City l;tot NJ
No. 2. East Bound, Due at Miles City ;oo N
The mail Ia closed at 7:sO o'clock, p. m.
Psstofhce open 10 till ii o'clock. Q. m, sundays
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08
SPARKS.


Harmon's pump saved the wooden
buildings on the north side of Main
street, and although scorched and
chsrred by the intense heat, they
stand as monuments TO the usefulness
Of this pump, which has in the past
two years saved thousands of dollars
worth of property.
The attempt to fire the building on
the corner of Bridge and Sixth street,
after It had become evident that the
main fire would ,be checked at Ull-
mans house, was most dastardly act,
and the perpetrator, II known, should
receive the fullest penalty of the law.
Again were the immense utility Of
the double-action pumps as protec-
ton against fire demonstrated. There
is no question but that the pumps
located at Harmon's, the Stockgrow-
ers' bank. Brandenburg & Van Gas
ken's and Gallaghers were largely In
strumental in keeping the conflagra-
ton within its bounds, and a few
more OF them scattered along Main
street and on the corners Of side streets
would be . Judicious investment for
those interested. The checking of the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08

M. w. Wheeler, of the Omaha road
went east this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08

Leave orders for coal and wood al
Skipner's store. G.. p. CoMsTOCK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08

The Green Mountain stock ranching
company disposed of their recent ship
mept of beef cattle, Montana Texans,
which averaged 973 pounds. for $3.50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Another horse race is on the tapis.
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The DR1rr o. Gun RExAnxs
TO-DAY IH

Where can you secure better material, bettef
workmanship. OF better styiso In Ladies' Muslin
Underwear. than heree
1t is to your interest to inspect this stock, for
the reasons that inferior goods have been
quoted elsewhere at the same price. and In
some instances lower. Do not confound this
stock With low grades, IS the same carefulness
Of manufacture Is manifest in the cheapest
piece we have as in the highest priced goods
We quote exemplarily
so doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Corset Covers
finished seams, worked button holes, and but
tons sewed strong. Only 12tac. each.
so dog. Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Govern
Hamburg edging on neck, finished seams hnn
shaped. Only 25e- each.
IS doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, wide
em.with three tucks above Only 25c. per PAIR.
SO doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise. five
clusters Of three ane tacks. Only 25c. each.
60 dox Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise, with
yoke Of four rows Of inserting tucks between .
cambria rufiie, and around the neck and sleeves,
Only 371ac each.
Is doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Robes, four
clusters of five fine tucks down the front. lined
yoke. cambria ruffle around the neck. sleeves
and yoke, excellent value; worth 82lac. Only
Soc each.
55 doz. Ladies' Extra Fine Muslin Walking
Skirts, cambria ruf1ie, with four fine tucks
therein, aud four fne tucks above; worth 69c.
Only soc. each.
Bridal Sets, which we formerly sold at $500,
now So 90 per set
(3ec0nd 6oor. take elevator.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHnOP.
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We CANSor Too Srnose1Y

impress upon the minds OF our customers the
fact that our line Of CORSETs Is different from
that of others. Where the price is the same q
higher degree of workmanship IL perceptible.
Where the corsets are the same, . lower price
prevails here.
Sample Values: 80 doA Fine Jean "B. A."
Corsets, side steels, faced with silk stitchinss.
Only SOC. per pair. We consider this the best
oOc. corset now on the market.
so doz. Fine German Woven corsets, seal
Hoped at top, side steel, embroidered on bust;
very fine. Only 75c. per pair.
60 doz Extra Fine German Woven Corsets,
warranted best bone, scalioped at top three
extra broad bones over the hips extremely
durable. Only S1.OO per pair.
% doz "R. d g." No. 6ll, Fine Satteen Cor
SETS Colors, white, drab creme, black and
cardinal Excellent quality and finely finished.
Only S1.25 per pair.
Perfection-French 81. c." Paris-Made sat
teen Corsets. Our speciality. All colors Only
SID per pair. Irreproachable.
(Secend fioer: take eievator)
WOODWARD IL IOTHROP
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The Emperor William opened the Prussian
Diet yesterday by the not very cheerful an
nouncement that the finances of the empire
made IL "again necessary to effect a loan" He
coTnforted his subjects by adding that "this
loan. however, will be smaller than that issued
In 1885, He explained that the business trou-
bies of the time came from overproduction; but
he did not go on to specify that the overproduc
ton from which Europe suffers is an oyerpro-
duction OF shoulder-straps
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Stockholders In New York state railroad Sc
curittes did not become very "bioated" last
year on their gains. According to the annual
report of the railroad commissioners the gen.
eral percentage OF dividends to capital stock
was only 1.6. In 1884, it was 2.76, and that
was called bad year. There was slight in-
crease during the year over the preceding in
both passenger and freight traffic, but the gross
earnings were s., SOC, 900 less; and the money
paid out in dividends fell from 81 ,946. 259 TO
$40, 49o, S65. Many roads passed their divi-
dsnds entirely, and seven became bankrupt.
There can be no disputing the fact that the
railroad business has been badly overdone, es-
pecially with regard to through traffic. The
large lines are by no means the most prosper
Gus. And here the instructive lesson again APP
pears that OF the greatest bulwarks OF q rail-
road. be it large small, is a welldeveloped
and carefully managed local business.
In making their recommendations the rail-
road commissioners lay stress on the import
anee Of enacting laws requiring companies to
cross thoroughfa either below or above the
carriage road. This is reform, in the interest
Of the safety Of the community, which must be
adopted in the near future by all railroads
which pass through thickly populated districts
Of the country.
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1t Is sad to announce that Jim has followed
Jumbo. Jim was the oldest and largest tiger in
the United states. He died yesterday at the
ripe age of twenty-five, mourned and beloved
by his owner and many Others. All who have
bucked against the tiger will bear witness to
his talents and vigor. He killed one mate some
years ago. but was never prosecuted, and now
leaves a widow.
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Whatever may be thought of his action by
the members Of his own party, Senator Mitchell,
of Oregon, deserves and will receive the thanks
of the country for voting with the democrats
yesterday to break up the practice of nepotism
now so common in the federal courts. The ex-
tent to which relatives have been appointed to
positions Of trust and emolument under them
by presiding justices reaches the proportions Of
public scandal, If, indeed. it does not amount,
a. has been charged in some cases, to public
and abuse, the sooner and more etfectually the
practice is broken up the better. To have the re-
spect and confidence of the people, the courts of
the country should be above all suspicion of
undue desire for gain or improper influence
from any quarter, and one way TO secure this
result is tor the Judges to appointing rela-
tives to official positions in or about the courts
over which they preside.
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The record of the life saving service during
the recent severe weather is one that justifies
the highest praise. Out of fifteen wrecks within
the rsnge Of the stations, the crews were rescued
in all bat one instance, owing to the exertions
Of those In the service
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Secretary Lamar's decision in the telephone
case does not touch its scientific bearings. but
simply submits these questions to re-examina-
ton before a court He justifies the position
assumed last summer by the officers of the De-
psrtment of Justice in beginning a suit against
the Bell company, in the name of the people, to
test the validity of certain patents already Is
sued by the government. These cases will now
probably be tried, and of course they will be
watched with the keenest interest, as very
large amour. OF property is at stake.
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The dog-bitten boys are back i'm New York
from Paris, greatly To- their own delight, and to
everybody's satisfaction. The little fellows evil
IDENTIFY had good time, and their graphic
descriptions OF their adventures make amusing
reading. "He stuck US each eleven times I'm the
stomach" is the picturesque, If not strictly
scientific, way In which one OF the bows speaks
Of the operations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

The silver people In Congress are doing about
all the talking, and despite the proverb that
"talkers are TO great doers," 1t looks as If they
had the votes as well as the wind.
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THE NIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND sra
Remember the corner, 10th and r. rs

AFoST WONDERFUL
Nl SPECIAL CASH BARGAINN
Lonsdale Cambria. 1U44c.
Pequot "a SheetinE, l5c
lhompson's Embroidered Gloye-6ttin9 COrS6t b8c
A.Button Mopogram Kid Gloves, 81 81
;Monareh uhe only perfect ftttng shirt, 05c.
Ladies' and Gems Red Flannel and white Mefin0
Underwear.
Towels, Table Damask, Napkins ana Conafoftabies
at J0hhers prices
Double Blsnkets, 7Sc. ana up. DreH goods At and
eslSw cost Imported Pisids as low 90 l9G 494nch
SILK um5Iellas. 81 %. shawkplt and other Seamless
hrhose, 12l1c to 16c. pair. BROUH ia b q CsO:
iala-3ts OO7 y a. a. w.
w AGNERs FRAGRANT CREAM OF At.
w MONDS. for chapped or delicate hands; nee OF
skin. "A delightful preparation, and IN high favor
SON Pharmacist. 7O3 18th street. and other Pharma
ctsts. te1l-eo8s
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Those who are anxiously inquiring why
American ship-building has fallen away may
study with advantage the statistics of the same
industry in Great Britain. Ifthere is a country
where this branch should flourish it is in Eng
land. But the figures are almost appalling. In
1888 shipping TO the extent of ], 25O, 900 tons
was launched; in 1884 this total fell to $50 600
tons, and from that again in 1855 to 100000
tons. Nor is this all. For 1t will be found on
further examination. that so anxious were the
yards TO secure contracts that what work was
done gave little or no profit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

Senator Sherman gave the Ohio legislature
good and timely advice in his speech of thanks
for his reelection. He seems to nave found out
that grave dangers surround honest voting in
Ohio. as well as In more southern states, and the
burden Of his speech was that these dangers
must be dispelled by thoughtful legislation. He
struck the Keynote of reform when he said that
the safeguard of elections was the system of
small voting precincts. The county system,
now In vogue In Ohio, he denounced as obso-
lete and dangerous. 1t Is probable that recent
events have convinced honest men of both
parties in Ohio that the elective machinery of
the state must be radically changed in the
direction indicated by Mr. Sherman
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping. convenient to Belt Line
Address, stating terms, o. W. Star Office. Its
NV TED-ROoMs-BETWEEN 18TH AND
w 10th and q and NJ sts choice Rooms for alni-
ly of fve with board preferred. Address X. Star of
flee. ja14-2t*
VITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A ROOM FOR
w the winter in house where people will attend to
their business. Address A. +. SEABROUk, City
Post office. ja133t*
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL G. BERGMAN tLATE OF THE
~ firm OF Newton q Berry mani Attorney at Law
Solicitor In Equity, ConveyaBcer and Examiner OF
Titles "a Real fsiate 500 H. NV. dl0. Am
~ Chief Law Clerk Interior Department Twenty
years In the civil service Practices before the Cour
tommittees of Congress and Departments Roam ~.
LeDroit Building, cor. sth and sts. NV. d7-sms
EAMPBELL CARRINvToN, ATTORNEY-AT.
~ Law. Practices In all the Courts. Office aDo
Louisiana avenue Barbour Law BuildnEl RsSidepce
No. 1899 9th street northwest ~a2. an,
NJ IL MILLER, AT1ORNEY-AT-LAW
ANs Rooms and e. tiunton law building
az Louisiana fyenuA
heniuence DID Il " NV alll2Y
SAMUEL H. WALKER
- Us Commissioners, Notary Public ana Attornsv
for Rents,
W $50 Louisiana ava pext 20 CYtV p q
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PROFESSIONAL

hR AND MME sELDEN, 1921 18TH ST n W
- Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies'
remedies prompt and reliable. advice tree and cent.
DENTAL; terms reasonable. Cali or write aibsts
NJ Rs. M A. FkENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
1A AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
Is home, ls24 9TH ST. where She Will be ~ est
to meet her many friends aud patrons. tS-lm.
Mrs. BLAKE CAN BIZ sEEN AT HER PAR
ANk Tors. 505 18th st. NV. Psychometric Readinxn
by letter hair medical examination with treatmepr
spift tests with writing
Hours from am TO pm, and amer pm
D2S-5ws
EEET-IT IL IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE
n mind 10 comprehend and thereby phy sioioxicaliy
treat each and every ailment Of the human frs ma
Hence Notwithstanding the prejudces Of tie past
Spefaiists have become popular and Indispensable 70
the comfort and progress of mankind ~ matters not
whether the ailnent be OF the eye, tooth toe
the specaiists presence insures safety aud relief In
the sufferer. DR. WHITE a SON Foot SpecialIsfs
l4l6 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, and III n
futaw 81. baitimore nls
MADAME PAWN
4Nl MANICURE AND SURG EoN CHIRopoDIsr.
ROOMS AND g. VERNON ROW
lys s45 Pennsylvania ava
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


LNOR ALE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME; D ACRES;
IL SO miles from Washington, 3 from Warrenton,
Va: line V. Nj. railroad: station within minutes
walk; house has IL rooms; detached kitcht well
house and stream through place; barn. sheds ice
house, hOtbed DC, all nearly new: fruit: large gar
den: land i'm excellent state and thoroughly Fenced
situation high and healthy. malaria mosquitoes
several daily trains reaching Washington i'm hours
decided bargain; must be sold of
ceased owner For further particulars address
jal5-2ws FAUQU1ER, star Office.
IHOR SALE - A RARE CHANCE-A FARM OF
IL 40 acres, with stock and farm implements; five
miles from Washington on the Alexandria r. r.
station farm fine brick Mansion, barns, carriags
houses, ice house. and every thing in shape for
fort and convenience premises lighted by large
fruit orchard aud vines ard 10 minutes ride from h
and p depot fare, cents 4 fine place TO subdivide
and build suburban homes on VIII sell al q bargain,
and easy terms great opportunity for q man OF
energy. North Washington Reai Estate Co., dt,s and
51U ST. n. w. jal5-aSt
YARNS FOR sALE-ATA ORGANISATIONS
II quar- Va; 100 acres good land, with dwelling
OF latest STYLE with rooms; barn and all modern
Improvements; splendid water In yHrt beautifully
located, overlooking the Potomac river Ia of a mile
from the wharves and mile from Wood
bridge station, A. and +. X. L. Price. S3,UDO
Also have many other farms for sala. Address
jal5-3t* w. II. SELECMAN. OccoQuan Va
IIrOR sALE-FARMs AND BUILDING ON THE
II Metrop llitan railroad: convenient to city. A. p
HILL d. CO, 1888 st. jal4-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNOUND-A KEY IN A SMALL BOX WHICH
II the owner can have on application at Bureau Of
Labor, l4l6 st. NV. lts
II OST-LAST NIGHT-A TERRIER PUPPY.
i /cOlor. dark brown white around the neck. ears
and tail clipped: answers to name of Rowdy. $lO
ward if returned TO 1902 st. NV 1t
II OST-ON THE l4TH, BETWEEN l1TH ST
- and Massachusetts ave and Sd and T. sts two
music books. with name of owner inside. Return to
3O1 h ST and receive reward. lie
OST - ON THURSDAY EVENING, NEAR
1Lcorner of llth and u SITS, Mink Boa Suitable
reward paid II returned TO SlS 18th St Its
II OST- DOUBLE-NOSE IRISH SETTER:
IL Liver-color Answers to name Of .Mollie" Hair
on back parts naturally. About is mon ms old
Nickel pla ed collar. Initials Z. NJ c. Reward il
turned to ll2l ST. NV. jal5-3ts
7 OST-oN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9Th
- Pocket Book, containing money and Prayer
Beads, on Sth st., between d and r. Reward will be
paid if returned to l4lU Sth ST. jal5-2ts
i OST OR SrOLEN-ON 18TH INSTANT, A
IL Yellow English Setter Dog; eight months old:
well grown VIII pay reward tor return of dog. 1853
ST NV. jal4-3t
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WANTED-HELP.


WAoNTrEIDI,.zA,; HALrSRowS coLoRED GIRL
iy Apply at 7so 7th st n. W.; also a white Boy for
WANTED-A oo1PETENT WHITE GIRL 70
ts IP sssrJ:s sss
WANTED-A .CoLoRED Man 10 SET UP
Peo Il sa aas TnopRns up the floors apply at
TosAs sps S SHo nas. s sEs Il
night and bring references. 1131 18th st. Its .
WANTED-wHITE. NURSE; MUST COME
1877 l4th Sc NV, after pm. ja15-2ts
w e tend Ares and make himself generally useful;
Green House. 7th St road road, near Brghtwood ji5.si
WA1aSs.TI1EpSnnccoeo o GI:HAMBERMAIDs WATT
Msn
NV. DUNDORE & co. j14-2t*
IN WASHINGTON FOR
nsy al sad Aaa1s. Chin
CkONE d CO.. 40 Harrison ST.. Baltimore Md. ja15-3t
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
ings and learned in hour any person making less
than lOc to SOC an hour should send 1Oc for
pies tformulas) to commence on
j15-lm Albany, n Y
WANTED.wH1TE AND .OLoRED WOMEN
W Cooks $40 to $50; chambermaids, nurses, gen.
Emp Bureau sr sas s ST
"ANTED-A. WOMAN, TO COOK WASH AND
w iron; one who Is willing to work and has good
references Apply at e20 New York ave. NV.
VXTANTED-AT ONCE, A STRONG, W ILLING
w young white Girl to wash, help in the kitchen,
and make herself generally useful. Apply to 1911
X st. NV jal4-3t*
MAN, IN A PHYSICIANS
w restaurant; must know something about the bust
ness and write good hand. Address RESTAURANT,
Star Office. jal4-3t*
VIZ ANTED-A GENERAL BLACKSMITH AT
w ]. A. WfNEBERGERS, 7th st road j13-3t%
w $40 to $25 Chambermaids, Waitress. Nurses,
Laundress and HousewOrkers; also coachman and
NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, GIT It'll st. NV, be-
tween r aud F. ja13lws
"TANTED-LADIkS OR YOUNG MEN. SOME
w thing ENTIRELY new. (No photo painting) 81 to
SD day can be quietly made at your own homes. No
once. CRESCENT ART CO., - Central St, Boston,
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-TWO STORES, WITH DWELLINGS
Il abOve-the stores of which can be made to COM
municate, thus forming large shaped store. hav
Ing entrance at l416 14th st and the other en-
trance at l4Oc st. These stores being near the
Riggs Market desraby located for business in the
northwest section, and taken together would make
admirable general supply establishment for house and
stable Also two stores, with dwellings above-viz:
laos and 14lO st.-haying % feet sidewalk; anu
being next to Riggs market. are suitable for Market
Stores. All these houses have cellars feet inches
deep: concrete floor. Apply to
tab-6t* 8. f. LEWIS l4l6 4th st. NV
nor RENT-FINE LARGE NEW STORE, 2O26
Il 14th ST., with airy concerted cellar handsome
show windows and dwelling: modern improvements
Apply to FRANK J. TIBBETS, corner 14th st. and
New York ave. Palace Market. d24-lm
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FOR lighthouses.
NOR RENT

$3.50 Hss rs 100 H !. {; s. io sss rs
ls4i lath: mi I2iS Fsav. siS. 900
2025 W ave ,6rs....- u go IS3 st W .6Fs.2OU0
isY ioah ST. iss lam hm 90 90
1927 18th st.Srs-.-2Oo0 slsla 10th Sc ,srs =. 80
COR sin and sr No e SRfF Fsas r s,s MS
Str: and pwg-.$s5 90 48s La av, has; nj IS 90
1919 F NV, 1rm...-.4O o '03l F ST. I'd floor $500
Al l. sts.e-.......-. 1000
books For full list call at office for bueti. i,ed oS
the LIST and 10th. lja15l THOs. Z. WAG0ANAN.
EoR RENT-Near H Q. House. 1sr. large wards st.
T. 24o "a sw srs- SOS. SO 1885 I'd ne Srs 5000
n LSangdon Ter s! Myrtle sine. .r- Is. 40
100 csn st sps ~ HE s@
s'e So''s''P Corner Oh .Sa < s.s n w.
FOR RENT.AN 1l-ROoM BRICK HOUSE
MIN all mod imp and hot and cold water good
be rented cheap Apply lT2s Penn ave, n W jai5sts
F0R RENr7A NICE LITTLE sEvEN-ROOM
M2s4se on 81 Nv, with carp g and any other
Address Bos s1f ONCE at rent
EroR RENT--l42s eTH ST NV, DESIRABLE
thressaory brick House, rooms, cellar modern
FoR RENT-sO2 NEW HAMPsHTRE AVE;
L. Droit BnIldine. Washington, b. G " Saiss2w w.
LNOh RENT ONE THREESTORY BRICK
~ House, rooms, all modern improveme 622
22d st. n w.: rent, $35 One two-story brick House,
1920 9th ST. NV. rooms, bath roonl with all mod.
eF improvements; rent, SIS Inquire 403 eth st. n.
w. ja14St
INOR RENT
= 1920. 1892 and 1894 goth st. n.w containing
hve rooms, mVdefn improvements, SD per month.
FS26 10Th ST. NV, six rooms, modern improve
ments $lS per month.
zoos BOUNDARY ST.. six rooms, modern improve
ments $40 per month
9 and 10 Col lmbia ave-, four rooms 81 per month
These houses will be rented to respectable coored
families. CIIAS e BA MIS-
Jal4-3 s04 and sos ST. n.w
NOR RENr-FOUR.ROOM HOUSE, sl5 NEW
y Jersey ave Sc, So per month; and I'LL St Sc,
Z rooms, $ll per month. 1nquife T. y. STAHL 49,
ID St NV. tal3-St*
nor RENT-ll25 l4TH ST, OPPOSITE THE
II Portland, Ia rooms and In good MILTON x9l.67
ja13-8t i4is Est
nor RENT OR FOR SALE-TWO PRETTY
II new houses, rooms, hall, BATH hot water, one
square from Government Printing Office rent. S2O5O
per MONTH for sale on easy terms
Apply 48 and AZ St. ne jal.2-3tt
nor RENT-SlO-lOO7 Sd ST. s W.. GROOM
- frame House. with large side yard; would make .
good business stand. c. III. PARKER.
Jl3-3t* 4la and + SITS sw
Tor RENT-7O8 18TH ST. $ E, NEW 2-srORY
i Brick. rooms. S12. SWoRMSTEDT & BRAD
LEY, B2T + St ny jal2I6t
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WANTFD-BOARD

NTANTED-TWO YOUNG GENTS OF STUDI-
w habits desire Board, residence and all home
COM in respectable private family not far from
Star Office. Terms must be reasonable permanent if
suited Address, giving particulars IF. and D.. star
Office. ja14-3t*
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Our strongest claim and our largest success will be
found to be the Low. the Wonderfully Low, Prices
for Excellent Qualities Of Clothing Our &c. SO and
$40 Suits are In no SENSE Ordinary Bargains. Our
IS, So. $3.50 30 and $40 Overcoats are growing
Popular Wonder. Suits up to $685. overeoats to $50.
Odd Pants from $3.50 to 81. Boys Overcoats from
81 rs to $40. Boys Suits from 5 1850 to Sl5. Just
received fine Corkscrer Suit size A chest made 70
order for $50. will be sold for $50.
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SIS, Twenty styles of SUITS Good value at
now SIS. In fact most of them month ago
$40. were S15 We now mark them $40. Eek
traordinary value.
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No. 1921, Am Hos. Co g Super MERINO SHIRTS
$3.50 AND DRAWERS extra sizes. Shirts A.
now 46. SO and So Drawers 38, 40, AZ and
Sl.10. a. These are about threeeighths WOOL
and were sold for $3.50, but 81. 20 will
close them.