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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-06

The war department endorses Senator
Manderson's bill to move Fort Omaha
to new location within ten miles of its
present site which is inside the city OF
Omaha.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-06

The annual spring food has turned
itself loose at Yankton, and thousands
of acres are under water. Twenty miles
of the Milwaukee track are flooded, and
some of the great bridges are threaten
ed with destruction--Deoils Lake Inter
Ocean.
Beng long range opinion, the fore
going lacks accuracy. The flood afore-
mentioned was fifty milea away from
Yankton and even there was not half SO
bad as our critic OF the birthstone
reservoir makes it.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-06

Sioux City has halted in its efforts to
secure the asked for Defiance line bonus
and Is waiting for its city council to do
something.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-06
Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
Notice.
To Adverfisers.

Owing to the pressure OF teleyraphic and other
news matter from noon up to the moment OF
going to press, it is absolutely necessary that
all advertisements intended Tor The STAR of
the same afternoon should reach the Office be-
fore IL O'Clock no.
This is especially demanded ON Saturdays. when,
day, the presses must start at least one hour
earlier than usual. An observance of this request
will therefore not only be a favor to the office,
but an advantage 10 advertisers themselves,
since otherwise it is sometimes impossible to
properly classify or even to insert their an
nonncements.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Two errors are made by persons who do not
stop to consider all the phases OF the case in
estimating the significance of the George vote
In New York city. The first is that Mr. George,
having drawn his support IN pretty fair proper
tions from all the wards, must have been
equally popular with all classes of citizens. If
the people who put forth this Argument will
look back over their newspaper files tn the date
when the present ward divisions in New York
went into effect, they will find that the system
was bitterly denounced as a gerrymander for
the purpose OF keeping one party perpetually in
power by distributing the tenement house
population" so cleverly through the several
wards as 10 make its vote offset the vote OF the
more sparsely settled and consequently more
aristocratic parts. Indeed, the wards where the
poorer citizens live, ought, if the claims of the
George party before election day had any solid
foundation, TO have cast a much heavier vote
than they did tor the avowed champion of
labor.
The second error-and q more serious one
perhaps, in its influence upon the broader
movements of the George party-is the assump-
ton that Mr.. Georges support by the working
men was due TO his aggressive advocacy OF free
trade. If all the facts were known it would
undoubtedly appear that his position on the
tariff question cost him more votes than it won
him. d4s election TO the mayoralty of New
York could not affect the tariff one way or the
other, and thousands of workingmen voted for
him with this fact distinctly in view. Thou
sands OF Others whose votes he might have had
were probably frightened away by the spectre
of tree trade. MIR. Powderly advised the Knights
of Labor to vote solidly for George, yet no one
will accuse Mr.. Powderly of entertaining low
tariff views. The defeat, or narrow escape from
defeat of SO many prominent free-trade candi-
dates for Congress is laid at the door of the
workingmen in their several districts Right
or wrong, the Tree trade movement has not
yet gained any headway worth speaking of
among the industrial wage-earners.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
BBB A y MN MN ssss
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RED TICKET DAY.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR FRIDAY.
% BARGAINS %.

% BA RGAINS %.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Rarsa9 lons kt @ Of aa sATES AT
S13''- VIII sell for S5c- each.
Bargain 3-One lot of Fancy WINGS. worth CSC
Will sell for ABE.
Bargain 4-one lot of Red Lawn Tennis HATS,
Worth .5e Wili sell for SOC The above prices for
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 5-Two fine Damask TABLECLOTHS,
slightly damaged. yards long with knotted fringe.
Bargain 6-Two tone VELVETS in desirable effects.
at 80 yard.
bargain "a NAPKINS, "Au Linen" and worth
- q dozen. for $1.55.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Bargan sone ss,ne5 sILK .v SLIT Ircs s9o sass sen
Bargain Gone Plush CUAT slightly pressed. 40
in bust original price. $50 Red Ticket Day $50.
Bargain I0-Five NEwMARKEIs. tailor-made,
best Beaver Cloth. diagonal front. original price Sl3
Red Ticket Day, S1.4o
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT
Bargain 1l-Balance of our stock of Wooden OR.
from 10 to 15c To close out at &c each your choice.
Bargain II Odds and Ends in Plush ORNA-
each To close out at &c each.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Bargain I3-Last OF a lot of Coored Linen Torchon
Ticket Day u close at &c. yard.
Bargain I4-Remnants of LACEs and EMBRoI-
2oc 10 81 per remnant. To close out on Red Ticket
Day for 25c a Remnant.
NoTJoN DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 15-Last Of those Hand-p painted Straw
SPLAsHERS. were wonderfully cheap at lOc. Red
Ticket Day price. &C. each. i
bargain 16-Odis and En-ls in 25c. Silk GARTER
Elastic On Red Ticket Day only for 1Oc- yard.
LADIES NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 11-Last of O lot of Canvas kUCHING,
worth l9c. yard. To close out at lOc. yard.
Bargain ls-We will close out on Red M Ticket Day q
10, OF Laaies Finest Linen CHEMlSETT1S. worth
4Oc, Tor &c each your choice.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
Bargain 19-Last OF a lot of Silyer JEWELRf.
Red Ticket Day at 15c a, piece.
Bargain 2O-Odds and Ends in LEATHER GOODS,
PURSES CAitD CASES, &C. Regular price. rs TO
1oc. For Friday your choice, 1Oc. eacb.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 2l-One small lot OF Ii. s Colored COR
SEIS, corued buSts. lace trimmed. lin odd sizes"
never sold less than dollar. Red Ticket Day price,
6yc.
Bargain 22-One lot of two dozen Embroidered
Bust, Lace Trimmed CORSETS, worth 62c Red
Ticket Day. SOC.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 23-One lot of Gents Colored Bordered
Ticket Day only.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Barg in 24-2O dozen Ladies' l21ac. Colored Bor-
dered HANDKEkCHIEFS, positively al!-nen. &c.
each
bargain 25-One lot of Ladies' Fancy Silk HAND
KERChIEFS; regular price. 25c. each For Red
Ticket Day, l9c. each
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Bargain 26-we still have q few pair Of Boys
Ribbed School HOSE left, in ali coors and all sizes.
Worth 25c pair. Red Ticket Day. I5c.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Bargain PA lot of Odd sizes in Chdren's Union
For other Red Ticket Day Bargains see Fridays Re-
publican.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

"Sunser Cox must begin to think himself =
man of destiny. He will come back 10 Con
gress just in time. perhaps, 10 take part in an
other speakership contest
Evening star., 1886-11-04

There can be no question of the earnestness
OF the labor movement as ROW developed, since
IL mas nearly swept over a statesman as desery-
edly popular as Speaker Carlisle. Everybody
supposed his position practically impregnable
He Is admired and respected by both the great
parties, revered as an eXemplar and leader by
Ms own, beloved by his neig bors, and in all
ways the envy OF his fe.Iow-aspirants Tor public
honors- Al this writing MS election hangs In
doubt few ballots either way VIII tip the
scale so a. TO leave him at home or send him
back 10 Washington next year by the narrow
est path he ever travelled
Evening star., 1886-11-04
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42o. 422, 4o4. 42e SEVENTH STREET
SEAL PLusHEs AND AsrRAkHAss
| sEAToN PERRY.
/

SEAL PrusHEs AND AsrnAxHAsa
sEAToN PERRY,
CsUccEssoR TO PERRY q BROrHrR).
o OWN DIRECT IT GIMPoRTATION. AT S12 AND
"a fSchEs WIDE SILK SEAL PLusHEs. AT
NEW IMPoRTEp AsrRAKHANs, 80 INCHES
VIDE n MYRTLE GkEEN NAVY BLUE.
MEDioA AE E1i "a AND .ND Dark BROWN AND BLACK.
coMPLETE AssoKrMENr OF NEW PARIS
AND BERLIN WkAPS. JACKETS. NEW
hAsSANI Z hS6 sss SEAL PLUSH sAcouEs' AT go. $40
sik saFNE oF NEYSEs gs5Es zsb HAsHtE k
DANES, IN BLACK AND ALL THE NEW
NOVELTIES IN PENTEs FOR DkAss FRONTS
nH SEw q9p Tak 1Sn ssFvfs Pkkss ssS1pVfER
FANCY SILKS AND vELvETA
NEW FRENCH CAMEL;s HAIRS AND PLAIN
AND TWi LIED HABIT CLJTHa.
NEW ENGLISH suITIN0s AND SCOTCH
NovEIiIEs in ALLewooL PARIS pRyss TEX.
TYRE @TTkEs. Fur PLAIN AND COMBINATION
rsEsiss 5o6bss AZ aasd2 sSs Dnf1Arsa
81 PLAIN FIGURES ANDcoRRnCrP PRICES
sEA1oN PERRY,
PxnnY 1pJLpyxo,
r....,,,.. oPsna Aysasa ensass ssn stssss
Evening star., 1886-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
IL 1872 Ala st. 6. W. This Is bargain the party Is
Obliged 10 leave the city, chance IOr small capital
n4-8t*
DUILDIN(iS. sLAUGHTER-HOUSES AND CAR
ID stables leared of Rats with .errets and dogs by
WM. SAHLING. Address Ala 9Th St NV. n2-lws
EHoK sALE-THAT VALUABLE HOTEL PROP
IL erty known as the Harris House. located on h St,
between 10Th and l4th sts contains 50 rooms In
tect order with elevator has front OF ~ feet
Terms: Lne cash pa ment: balance In is yearly pay
ments Hare opportunity to purchas' valuable prop
erty and for the same from proceeds Of your busi
ntsS. Immediate lossesstou given itOuse open for
inspect on for tloee desiring Information. Apply
w. w. MErCALF. 1854 Vermont ave ocoOeo6t
DARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE
b family Boarding Housekeeper. TIE furniture
sale aud house The house Il well KNOWN
and is berally patroniEed. a. II has been fur many
years; 1t affords good opportunity to any one de
sirous Of enler.ng into profitable ousinees with .
small capital Satisfactory reasons gwen BY owner
". W s DSNIsoN. Real Estate Agent. !.
oc25lm o23 4 st. nv.
E1OR sALE-tIGAR BUSINESS CENTRAL LOl
cation good bus ssthiactory FsasoDs for ssll
TNVEET THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE
4 liable Western Farm Aortgage Co, LAwreuca.
seven per cent Interest guaranteed UnRivalled In
ctrie8 Absolute sattEfaction. ~ years experionce
No losseA Refer ~ Third Nstionsl bank n. r. cisy:
National hank, Lawrence. Kan. and hunoFoda of In
vestors. For 3lll tn11smetign cau npon oe sddro9
an17.Sns 6kATER RITTER 1tsdGtck. "a
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Governor Hill will not be the next senator
from New Iork-that is certain. Viii ne now
switch eff upon the presidential trxcke
Evening star., 1886-11-04

1t Is thought that Mr.. Randall viii bear the
defeat OF Messrs. Carlisle, Morrison and Hurd
with eQuanimity.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

IL Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Morrison are both de
feated, the headship OF the democratic party in
the House will oe Claimed by Nr. Randall, and
his chance for a monopoly OF the honors viii
be pretty fair. He probably thinks that it is an
i'll wind which blows nobody good
Evening star., 1886-11-04

On this occasion they VIII oher the following EooC
bargains:
Colored Velvet Ribbon. 35c piece; 10 yards to
Ladies'. Rhine Stone Collar Buttons, &C each
Lad1es Nickel and silver Hair Pins, inches long
Gents Collar and Cuff Boxes 4sc. per Set resula,
25 aozen more Ladies' Linen Cuffs in sizes to Ga
Ladies Linen sets, Collars and Guns to match, ali
Ladies Fancy Hair Pins IL designs. only 25c; en-
Ladies' Tortoise Shell Hair Pins. also new. 26c
LaH s. SILK Handkerchiefs all coiors, Csc EACH
0 Shilcrens 5 schoo Hose; In Brown and Gray mixed
lOc per PAIR: all sizes. These come full length and
500 remnants Of silesia
100 dozen 2Ox4O Damask Towels, all linen regular
25c Towel: remnantday price, 19c
remnants russia Ci ash. 1Oc. per yard regular 15c
Remnants ofbest Oil-boiled Turkey Red Table Da
mask ssncs 1oe pa,arys per yard; a. worth 5oe .oo
Thsss run desirable Lengths and the
8 cases yard-wide best Bleached Cotton remnants
al m ens1hs ., from to 10 yards &c. per yard: resua,
T9s Sets s124 Set These contain
amber backs, nicely put up In sa,infacsd boz. Re
member: only II. - per set.
Ladies' Leather Hand Bags. 44c. each.
3OOO remnants of Kioboiis at halfprice
honeie 10th Jerseys With cuffs. plated back. al
Hsavyweixht BoSce Cloth jackets. % in all sizes, I.
$3 So. worth So:
trimmed with embroidery edge, 2bc each Wort h 35C
go remnants o Fannels. in good lengths tor Child
ren's Dresses and Coats
Chdren's New-sye Roucle Caps in all colors. only
25c Where else Ca you buy Boucle Cap for 25ce
Genuine Russian Hair Muffs at ACC.
800 Ess 10 Muslin at 2sc yd
for Children Men AMI Ladies' Wear, IT less than
halfprice
cases Canton Flannel. heavyweight &c per yard
worth Sc
Coed yard,whi.e Gpbl.aehed Muslin. &c. per yard
$50 remnants of all kinds OF Dress Goods (which we
want 10 dispose of this Thursday aud Frlday In cot
ton mi> ed and all-wool
Gents Unlaundered Soc Shirt for 37lac. we'll gus
seted and stayed good cotton and finished throughout
We are the only house that offer you such bargain.
Slightly Soiied Bed Spreads and Blankets greatly
reduced prices.
And about 80 pieces more of that Cashmere Twi,led
Flannel which Is worth SOC per yard, will yet sell
until sold out tor 3Oc per yard.
REMEMBER THESE PRICES HOLD Goor
FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY
AND WILL ONLY BE SOLD FOR CASH
Evening star., 1886-11-04

JUDD 81 DErwErnEx.
PRINTERS,
420422 Eleventh street northwest.
Have unsurpassed facilities for the execpto, of all
kinds OF work at fair prices and on
short notice.
BRIEFS AND AkGCMENTS, MERCA NTrrE
PRINTING. LETTER HEADS AND EN-
FELoPES, BLANK BOOKS.
Or anything in the Printing Line from Hand pu, o.,
"a alOUO-page volume. n4-1w
SH1Rrs
Opened this morning lot all sizes Ona,itv and
nj best In the city ior the price ~" sAu
Call aud examine them
"A w. s TEEL.
ooo fennsyivaniA avenue
VE1Arrs
IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE or.
FAMOUS CARoMELs FRESH EVERY DAY
ORDERS BY NAIL PROMPTLY ATTENpRp TO
80 9Th STREET. OPP q. s. PATENT OFFICE
y2s BRANCH -1?oe PA. AVE NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
GEoRcE SpRASsY.

Winter Overcoats are fairly aching to be
looked at and IL Is hard to restrain our in
clination to tell Of them: but aincs the
weather Is not propitious for heavy over
coats. we direct your attention to fall
weights and to suits
Gentlemen who usually wear custom clothes
are invited to see the examples OF our best
work in Dress aud Business Suits. Young
meu are especially well provided for. After
seeing our suits you may not think 1t worth
while to spend the extra $50 or more that
your tailor would ask for about the same
thing.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
507 SEVENTH STREET
nj Opp. u. s. Post Office
Evening star., 1886-11-04

We would advise Ladies looking for Winter WRAPS
To call cary. Our stock Of REAL ALASKA SEAI.
SKIN and fine SEAL PLUSH sACQUES JACKETS
and sHVkf WRAPS were never so handsome as al
the present time.
t200 SAS'' "a -
SEAL SKIN JACKETS. S1OO. Sl25 s.4
S52-64 '
SEAL PLCsH WRAPS SIS to $50
Mink and Siberian Squirrel Lined CIRCULARS b
FUR JENNINGS, MUFFs, COLLARS and 30 As
In great variety =
Measures taken Tor Seal Garmenrsto order. I
b B. sTINEMETz 4 son, =
HATTEES AND FURRlERS
n3 1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
w. n. HouHToN G2,, - >
Dealers in
Wall Papers &sd " u,dow ShadsS
We are receiving daily the new patterns for Fan
UeoA sez4r8m
Evening star., 1886-11-04
GRAsp AND SPECIAL Dnp1AY
DOLLS AND FANS
DOLLS AND FANS
DOLLS AND FANS.

~ Should you favor the Palais Royal with call
you may rleasurably spend a half hour. We know
your children can at the doll counter, and we have
some novelties in fans you must admire. The pro
stock. which has Just been opened. The choicest
novelties from Paris vienra snd London offered
at European prices Dolls for 25c to surprise YOU:
some at $50, pretty (nearly) as your own child.
Fans for 86c you can't get elsewhere under 81 and
for $50 we have some choice specimens of Partisan
art worth $50.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
BOARDING.

GOO PER MONTH BoARD-AN ECoNOMI-
%@O Cal, comfortable home for The winter.
iir nj. one and halt hours ride from Washington:
near schools and churches; good table and rcs In
cluded reference from boarders In city. Addreas Mrs
MASON. Gainesville. Va. ns-St*
PooMs AND BOAkD. 1888 G ST n. w.
Ii References D3-lm~
rINHE PALMER HOUSE, 42l llTH ST. NV, Il
l. now open tfrsl-cass rooms, by the day we, L.
.ab:s Bossd, - per week. Everything ne. Gnd 6rst
class. now
vINHE AUBURN. COR 22D IT. AND PENN.
Il ave, having been ieopened under new manage
ment and iefur.ished offers hfsi-ciass Boaru and
ulcely furnished Rooms Al reasonable raies- n2-im"
SPRAGUE MANSION. 0Ol l. ST y. w.-sEv-
~ era Large, ant Rooms with hrStciass Board.
Also two Hall Rooms Tabie board. n2-xn,
E0R kkNT-PLEAsANT, WILL FURNISHED
II Rooms with or without Table board references
gwen and required ola 18Th g. oci6-im.
FTNAE NcPH HERsON HOUSE, CURNER OF 10TH
Il and str. Is open ior The reception VI permA-
heit, transient and table b.arderA
oclS-lnis MRS. II. T. soUTHALL
ROAkD AND ROOMS Al 3l4 AND 3io IND
~ ave. Rooms 50 70 826. according % iocation
day oczom
Ff>HE LOCHIEL HOUSE 5l2 01H ST. n. w.
- and the Ia fterre, sw. cor 10th and n.w:arethe
tesa conducted boarding houses II thecy ixnae nrst
sianx tisaSAni roomn ternis n,sssrsss sczs
90 10 ezo q wALKkk roa MONUMENTAL
VI GrAnite Work: besG. 3ef1huee Y eenin.ton tor
speh vusk o0see ansa XSed sUz - COS koss1 Cspdti
Nm eoox - 6ovQnnBe6s kSsnAAAg owea 9AI5
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Anyone who declares, hereafter that protec-
ton Is a dead Issue in American politics may
be set down as a blind man or worse II Tues
days vote proved anything, 1t proved that the
high tariff party IS resolved TO force the fight
Ing from this day forth. In every case their
work preliminary 10 the polling was done quiz
city, but with effect. Mr. Morrison and Mr.
Hurd are snrely defeated Mr.. Carlisle believes
that he is, Mr.. Holmans election is in doubt
and Mr.. Springer Las pulled through by a very
slender majority; while Mr.. Randall, the leader
OF the protectionist democrats, comes back with
a Magnificent advance on the figures of two
years ago This means good deal, tor the mid
way elections afford fair index of the lines on
which the next presidential d. Int is TO be made
The Congressional revolution OF 1874 pointed
to the immense vote for 1iIden in 1876; the
crushing of the greenback movement in 1878
led up TO the triumphant election in 1850 of
the chief figure in the hard-money campaign
The Democratic restoration OF 1882 in Congress
was the forerunner of tue change OF parties in
the executive branch OF the government de-
creed In 1854 In the light Of such precedents
who will venture to strike protection out OF the
list OF issues for 1852 Who, indeed will say
that IL - not destined 10 stand first?
Evening star., 1886-11-04

A Speaker of the House of the Fiftieth Con-
gress will not be chosen for more than q year.
but as the canvass for it will actively begin at
the approaching session it becomes a subject of
immediate interest. II Mr.. Carlisle escapes de-
feat in his district it is not improbable that he
will De again chosen Speaker. He has filed the
position with ability and with credit and his
party associates in the House would perhaps,
emphasize their esteem for him, by again plac-
ing him in the chair. With Carlisle out of the
way 8. S. Cox, OF New York. would perhaps, be
the most formidable Candidate for Speaker. He
apparently returns to Congress with a popular
fty rather increased than diminished by his
temporary absence from the legislative halls,
and his intimate relations with the President
might render him the choice of the administra-
ton for Speaker.
Mr.. Springer would perhaps feel that his long
service and his faithful adherence TO demo-
cratic tariff doctrine entitled him to favorable
consideration, and il is scarcely to be doubted
that the friends OF Mr.. Randall too would again
bring him forward. The chances OF any out
slider. depend, most likely, upon Carlisle's de-
feat In his district. II ne is elected TO Congress
the odds are that he will be the next speaker.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND
w refinement. good birth. best OF reierence. wehes
Class % family = Address Miss Anu A.. sssr ofes fnen
WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSERY GOV
w erness or compa ION. by young lady from Vir-
ADDRESS A L. O.. star ONCE, giving name and ad-
WANTED.BY 3 REsPEcrABLE CoLoRED
w woman situation as chambermai aid or cook in Q
snis. s1 amuy: can furnish good references call af
XNANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
dress 20lo l. stnw It's
D-RESPECTABLEC COLoRED WoWAN \
sSs
WANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, A PLACE AS
18th 81. NV. lts
WaANS1T,ElDs-SsiTT-AIIoN. WAITE ,ls-S BY an EXPERT;
be had Address PAUL. Star oiiice. en- "'"'' n43ts
W'ANTED-BY A GOOD SALESMAN A Posi-.
ENERGY, star Office. n3-2i.
WASTED-sY AN EXPERIENCED CoLoRED
Man stsa. M as cook in hotel or restaurant
WANTED-BY A COLoRED WOMAN, A STU
srsn,ss aion o1 as cook IN Large family Rest OF city ref
WANTED-A LADY WISHES 4 SITUATION
w for a respectable white Girl as chambermaid or
be highly recommended Call al olo ST. Sc. nS-3t
"ANTED-Bl A COMPETENT WOMAN OE
Nv refinement and good family a Place as House
Keeper or other position of trust references given
good wages expected. Apply after three O'Clock 1t
2913 n ST., West Washington. n33ts
"ANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DE-
w slres place In an American family to do cham
Der work and plain sewing; best references Inquire
1924 18th St n2-3ts
NyANTED-KNOWN-H N-HEADQUARTERS FOR
w Women Cocks and Housekeepers. Coachmen,
Bntlers; waters GovernesS only competent hep
St ny n2-3t
VNANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacles-w hte
and colored-with CITY references. COOMBS & BC R
CESS, Emp. Bureau 926 ST. NV. mol ft<
WANTED FOX COOKS CHAM
w bermalds. walters coachmen. and all classes Of
help this and other cities furnished: private families
hote s.stores and offices. F. NJ BURNHAM 63G-632
st. NV. oc23-l2t
VNANTED - EXPERT TYPEWRITING. ALL
w time' and piacss Copying department Caiigraph
office. Work called for and delivered Telephone
li22 W. II. PORTER. 933 FsL oc29Sms
"ANTED-PERSONsD DESIRING RELIABLE
w help should call at 1909 n NV, HARRIS Em-
ployment office. Oc2T-2ws
Evening star., 1886-11-04
FOB RENT--FIATS.

NOR RENT UNFURNISHED, A CHOICE
II Flat of tour Rooms, with bah room: heated .-o
18th ST NV Alpiy to FITCH, FOX BROWN.
cor 18th 81. and Pa. ave. oc1o-ln
Evening star., 1886-11-04

ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupon US we are now prepared to pay full value for
JUSTHS Old stand, 6l0 u St n.w oc29-:SUt
AIRS ROSS. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY-
AN1 ant and Astrologist can be consulted on busi-
ness law SUITS. specuations and III aiai. e All
IN trouble CALI Her advice is always reliable Sa is
faction guaranteed. harges moderate. Mrs. ROSS,
Z. sidence lOO4 81. NV. cc2J-3m
4 ,iVIL. sk-KNI ICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
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