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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-13
EARLY Sra1se Orrsrxo

NEW wooLLEN DRESS GOODS
Enough has arrived 20 enable yo0 note The drfft
Of styles and shades Who can say what VIII and win
not be worn? Tricot Cloths have taken = new lease
and are destined to surpass even ther former wide
shades Of the Soc lot-cafeola. A.hes Of Ross, su-
mac, Elephant Gray, Ian, Ecru. Quaker Drah Sage
Rrown Golden Brown, Old tioid, Chocolate It. and
Ok 0reyA seal and Havana Browns. Myrtle Green,
navy Hron1et Cardinal, Garnet and Black More
Ge,Gss than above for reasons that many shads Of
IKE OF little Lighter By Ar the best line yet
4Oin. Homesluns at 5ec-s shades Of brown, Of
gray, Almond. Havana Tan AID Slate. big mon
e. Wool Iricota. e1.0e in variety Of assorted
Checks and Mixtures and bronse Leather Tobacco,
Dsrx aavana Almond Beige, Pigeon Gray, Mode.
~ ~ "a Med and DIX GrAys, Oh. Green and Navy. Ga
p IS n al wool ceshmsres, in Cream. cassola Royal
pPudpIe' Electric Blue, Almond, Pigeon Gray, Seal
bIoWn, 0naker Drab and Navy Blue These Cash.
are Standard goods and sold by the last four
ana are q an excellent texture and beautiful
hnsn. 70 men, .6c per yard.
aacn az wool Scotch Cheviots, genuine Scotch
~ I'LL and combinations Of broad and narrow
st.nPes aiayonal3 and plain In rich effects.
- ancn AnlcKeroocker" Suitng8 rich mixtures, In
ionr produced BY an inter Gnsiin9 Of three
AZ in. Canvas Cloth fabric destined to become very
popular the warp Is hard twisted, and the filling Is q
illuminated effect.
Inc above goods take precedence 20 fAr In spring
buyers ~ s
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Ex-Governor Seymour died yesterday from
the gradual decay of nature rather than from
any special assault Of disease. He had been
failing or some months or years, and the final
scene was not unexpected. 1t will not the less
be regretted, however, by a large element in the
country, who have looked upon the ''Sage of
Deerfeid" as one of the pillars of state.
This has been q remarkably fatal winter for
democratic candidates for the presidency.
Three have died in three months, Mcclellan.
Hancock, and now Seymour. And to them
should be added Hendricks, who was a promi-
nent candidate for the first Office of the republic
in more than one party convention. There now
remains only one living democratic ex-candi
date, Mr.. Tilden, who has been supposed to be
at the brink of the grave for years, but who has
outlived all bis contemporaries. MIR. Seymour
will rank in history as a statesman of excep-
tional purity of character, high-minded and
entirely wanting in the selfish selfseeking
qualities that distinguish so many of our public
men.
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OrESrNe Or FREscH SArnrss.
SEaroS PERnY.


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER)
HIS DIRECT IMPORTATION" OF THE FIN
Est QUALITY OF FRENCH SATEENS, NAN
gFACTUkED BY eros, ROMAN, MARO-
rHEsE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
ERoM PARIS, WHERE THEY WERE MADE
10 MY Express ORDER FOR THE
SPECIAL OPENING" OF THE FINEST QUAIL
ITy SCOTCH ZEPHYRS IN ENTIRELY NEW
DESIGNS AND COMBINATION OF COLORS
THESE GOODS ARE CONFINED TO NE FOR
WARRINGTON CONSEQUENTLY CAN NOT
BE SEN ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY,, AND
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
OF Ny CUSTOMERS To THEM AS BEING A
RADICAL DEPARTURE FROM THE OLD
ST1LE OF ZEPHYRS WHICH HAVE BEEN
IMPORTED FOR YEARS.
NEW PRINTED CHALLIS DELAINES IN
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
NEW ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEEDS
CHEVIOTS, HOMESPUNS AND CHECKED
SufTINGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION.
new >ALIEWcOL FRENCH BOUCLES AND
Latest PARIS NOVELTIES IN DRESS FAB
RIGS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND BRocADED
two TUNE FELVE1S FOR GARNITURE.
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
Established 1S40. n3
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Over $3.50, 900 OF taxes on real estate In the
District remain uncollected, during the last
twelve years, according 10 the official report OF
the Commissioners, as prepared for Congress.
This is a suggestive and altogether unpleasant
exhibit. 1t means that every dollar thus held
back stands in the attitude Of an additional tax
upon those who are willing to bear their just
share of the burdens of government. since the
deficit thus created must be made up by larger
assessments each year on the property of those
who do pay. Furthermore, evasions of this sort
are a constant and strong inducement TO others
TO escape their obligations; for Smith Is sure to
ask himself why he should pay, If Brown. Jones
and Robinson can refuse and still go scot free.
And so the abuse and the Generalization aris-
ing from 1t go on hand in hand together, in
creasing with rapid progression, from year to
year.
This is a condition of things which should not
be allowed to exist in any community, and 1t
would not exist If those who make and those
who execute the laws do their duty. Mani
testify the quickest and surest remedy will be
found in better system of tax sales, or, rather,
In better title to the forfeited property bought
from the tax collector. IT the District Commits
kiouers were empowered to give an immediate
and unquestioned title to real estate sold for
taxes under their direction little more would
be heard of unpaid taxes. Here and there that
course would no doubt work hardships more or
less severe, but the number of such cases would
be found to be really very small. AS q rule, the
poor property holders are both honest and
patriotic, and usually they find way to pay
their taxes promptly, except in instances of
sudden or unforeseen disaster, and even then in
bona fide cases friendly aid can generally be
procured in time 20 prevent sacrifice. 1t is the
we'll to do who shirk their obligations, prefer
ding 70 keep their money for more profitable
ases- To reach this class some means ought to
be devised, and the Commissioners and Con-
yress between them ought to be able to devise
them and put them in force. That so much
money long since due stands uncollected is as
Iascred1table to both bodies as 1t is oppressive
20 good citizens
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The inquiry comes up why the private citi-
zens should always have to undertake the task
and shoulder the expense of clearing out the
river in case Of food emergency. Washing
ton ought to be provided with ice boats as
other cities are, and it is the plain duty of the
Commissioners TO send annual estimates to
congress for at least two boats, and to insist
upon the requisite appropriations being made
10 supply them.
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LOCO Clasps, really artistic designs; in Oxidized,
Bronze, Copper, ETC.. 25c New stock of 25c and 49c
Jeweiry. Having promised bargains we assure our
patrons to exhibit new and superior designs in Pins
Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, Hair Ornaments. An in
spection solicited. New designs opened Monday in
Diamond Hair Ornaments, etc. Roman Pearl Beads
are In style again. All colors. 1Oc., 12c, lac. &c.,
2Oc string Price according to size.
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beautifully Hand painted Gauze Fans. CoIors-Cream
Wnle' Blue, Pink, Red Black Sticks prettily en-
bossed Special price until Wednesday at 8 D. m will
be SSc.
500 new GAUGE Fans, with and without feather tons
Sl.6S $3.50, S29S, up to So 6S each
o23 Ostrich Feather Fans. New goods at special
prices Black for 81 %, Colors for $685. Ostrich
Feather Fans. with real Tortoise Shell Sticks. for
$s.6s. Price after Wednesday will be $99s
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There va one good feature to the nauseous
Crawford divorce suit: it was soon over A
similar speed could probably be observed In
other suits Of the same character
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The proposed tariff bill may or may not be
IAN exceedingly moderate one" but whatever
ats nature and purport the Pennsylvania regu-
1Ars, veterans Of many hard tariff fight are
1eveling their guns against it.
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The new military" Pompons, in all colors 15c and
2 Is this not cheapest in the city for goods.
Ostrich Feather and Fancy Pompons, all colors
35c. and 79c
Feather Trimming, full width all combinations
OF colors, Sc yard Usual price for this quality,
$1.25.
want you to know that we are offering for 4Sc, a
bunch Ostrich Feather Tips equal those previously
offered for CSC
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New colors In Silk Mitts. open Monday, from CSC
up, Price according to length. Those London-nade
Cnoressed Kid Gloves in new shades Of Tan, and
with fancy Embroidered Backs will be sold perma-
nenty for 99c. pair. Direct importation enables the
Palas Royal to sell these gloves twentysix cents
pair cheaper than any of its competitors New stock
opener Monday of Undressed Mousquetaire GIoves
New shads Of Tans. to 20 button length. Every
pair warranted Those fancy Embroidered French
Kid Gloves are $1-75 pair for buttons A high
price, and yet q bargain
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The Paais Royals meaning to the word bargain is
extraordinary value Some merchants advertising
quote low prices for trash. The following
hoVeitles are low in price only when the superior
quality of the goods is considered
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WANTED-HELP

v.i.., be-. RE rs,.1es.
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WITH SOME
w s1p:,iencs II the Confectionery Buanesa Can
ia OYSTER COOK
WANTED-sIx GOOD MEN WITH ENERGY
,xy and push g take orders for Hills Manual,
lamp 90 sold Tor eash or credit No capital e.
Snired but recSm%sndasops Or security indispenss
WANTED-AN ACTIVE NTELLI0RNT NAN
hand '0f fss e vse far
M ANTED-A GOOD FAMILY sEAMsTRFss
Nv 70 assiss e cnsIesrwork. Apply Monday Do.
w ANTED.-AN INTELLIGENT HONEST BOY
IsaSs rs's. xad sSsa naRd Is Ss
VEIL . :ssy ,k k5DI x wae
Address G. A., Star Office. Its
NV CLERKS WHO HAVE
BE-
S1ys yhS write wen and rapidly Address PEN
w NADINE PERLTEs, 6ia iaih St. n ". its e
cRE sY2R 1857 4 isss !:
W}ss5.R;;;s:5 Sssss aA
WANTEp-A. GENT!EMAN OR LADY 10
pleasant 3, occupation Salary o. commission Must
io4 star with refer gs
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss COOK AND CHAM.
w Der Girl. Apply at 512 121h st. NV it.
WANTED :. EXPERIENCED AGENTS 10
work the single Mems Endowment ISOLATION
q address 4. r. sHXT45seS. President ssS g
w players to form quartette state If able to Der.
s ssss as to character required Address BOZ
WaASNSTpEDA so9D REsTA0RANT oooK Ar
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN 10 DO
Ss Fan: Gsarcs e4 A Saan Va ..'' ;
WANTED-A NEAT GIRL TO COOK. WASH
CURED Calls 1912 18th st. NV afss1 six s'sleeE
W1A5NsTT!E 81 3 Eg6 AND coLoEED WOVEN
AcooMHs Emp Bureau sss &nW :S' 'S Sias. .
af e aas SIa FoR
dress; stay nights. Apply to 1907 Qst n22ts
WANTED.A YOUNG LADY FROM IA TO Ie
ose sss 1n0 s00'A'0n'i a''n'a'0n' MI 81 scr
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 COOK AND DO
noeocWVeA ~ eilSlI IAluuy. y SOOO nome 70
II. wholesale row, Center markeE hiss .
WANTED-AT ONCE-A LADYS MAID
maker and seamstrees best references required Ap-
ply from IL to 2 at 121l st. H1-3t*
WANTED--AN ENERGETI AND PUSHING
ness Gentemany address and references required
CITY work only, Address BUSIN ESS Star Office.
"ANTED-N THE COUNTRY WORRYING
w Housekeeper, German preferred, in a family Of
three One moi afraid Of work can find good home
address, stating wages wanted and where interview
can pc had. References exchanged. W. II. NOW
Ian, clifton station Fairfax county. Virginia f1O6t
WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS
w $IO 70 500 Chambermaids and Waiteress,
Laundress, Nurses, Kitchen and General HouseworE.
ers; Coachmen, with references. NATIONAL LABOR
6OREAO. OF TIN st. NV. 6-2w*
WANTED--5O LADIES TO LEARN DRESS
w Cutting by Moodys New Tailor System. Can
make dress while learning. Price reduced for short
pme; Al Kinds OF patterns cut by N HILBERT $40
WANTED-LADIEs AND YOUNG MEN TO
w decorate Birthday and Easter Novelties Easily
learned; good prospects of steady employment and
fair wages Material furnished, and ali work mailed
postpaid For full information address Decorative Art
Works Exchange place. Boston, Mass. P. o. Box
o14a ja3Ostu,th12t
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
wv new business at their homes: be done even
ings and learned In hour any person making less
than 1Oc to SOC an hour should lOc at once for
package of samples Of goods, and ~ working SAM
16-lm Alhanv n "
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Oun Ten Do11An
81 ALE
CLOSES THIS EVENING AT TEN HOURS AND
THIRTY MINUTES
ON MONDAY
WE INACCURATE A
SPECIAL TRowsER SALE
FOR PARTICULARS OF WHICH WE INVITE
YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE SHOW
WINDOW. SEVENTH STREET SIDE
When q thing is offered cheap.
most persons are incredulous
with regard to quality, and yet
our facilities are such that WEI can
sell you well made pair Of
Trousers Of nice clean stock a.
low as 81
WE DO NOT MEAN BY THIS TO CONVEY
THE IDEA THAT THE BULK OF OUR STOCK
Is COMPOSED OF TwoDoLLAR TROUSERS,
BY NO MEANS; FOR WE HAVE THEM UP TO
EIGHT DOLLARS. YET THESE ARE EQUALLY
AS CHEAP AS THE Low-PR1cED ONES
We are Just in receipt of an addi-
ton to our already large stock Of
special value in Tro wsers, which
we put ON sale at the following
prices: 81 95. $40. So 20. $500.
and $4.3O.
WE May SAFELY ADD TO THESE PRICES
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENTUM, AND STILL
CALL THEM CHEAP. BUT WHEREVER WE
GET BARGAINS OUR CUSTOMERS SHALL
SHARE WITH US THE SEASON Is JUST IN
THE PRIME FOR EXTRA TROUSERS, AND
SOME OF OUR APPREcIATIvE CUSTOMERS
HAVE NOT COMMENTED THEMSELVES WITH
ONE PAIR. BUT HAVE BOUGHT TWO.
Perhaps we may add you to the
number. In any event our claim
for cheap Trousers should COM
mand your attention. If low
prices, polite attention, and
prompt service have any value.
We are certain of your trade.
ANYTHING PURCHASED RETURNED WITH
IN A REASONABLE TINE, ENTITIES YOU TO
A REFUND WITHOUT DEBATE OR REBATE.
WE WILL NOT QUESTION YOU FOE REA-
SONS, AS WE ARE SURE THAT UNLESS FOB
SUFFICIENT ONES YOU WOULD NOT DE
MAND 1T.
OUR TIMES ARE IN YOUR HAND.
sAKs 4 COMPANY,
ns SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
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SPRING DRApER1Ea

SPRING DRAPERIEs
We have received the following new goods for Upho-
STEERING, HangingS, Dfaperfee, &C.
S2inch POngee Silks, l.: Spanish Red, Old Red,
the most popular shades for SASH Curtains Tides and
Easel draperes, worth $3.50, only SIPS per yard.
Cream and Lemon Madras Cloths, different widths
25c., S11Ac., SOC. and 65c- per yard.
81 Slinch Pongee Drapery, In imitation of Madras,
24-inch Madras Cloth, for transoms only SOC per
yard.
42.inch Bombay Stripe. the newest drapery for win
dOws, only zoe. per yard
44-fnch Soudan Stripes in 10 handsome styles, in
Imitation Of the Madras. but woven instead Of printed
ike the genuine goods-only 25c. per yard.
5O-fnch Fine Madras Cloth. cream ground with blue
rings and poka-spots, very pretty for blue room.
52nch Colored Fslting Cloths. all shades wa nted,
"BARGAINS' IN NEW CURTAINS
Lemon and Crel Madras Lace Curt aims, 31A yards
long by SO inches wide, only $3. 50 per pair.
Cream Madras Lace Curtains, elesan assortment,
3a yards long, "a inches wide, 50, S. So So 81 as
and $3.50 per pair Excellent values
Colored Madras Curtains, $3.50 10 s12 per pair.
speeial-2OO pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, side
border 3s yards long. full width. worth $3.50. only
Handsome "Mikado'' Curtains, striped dado aad
pam pa very stylish, ga yards long. 90 inches wide,
"Mikado" Lace Curtains, cross stripes running
cu ri anS P Poie s1 Ans Ret IRf sli
8 foot III inch Curtain Poles, in Walnut Cherry
and Ebony, only 25c. each.
9 foot, IA inch, Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles, Ash
Varied assortment Curtain Chains Is, 20, as and
Soc Also. screw-eyes, Rings, Pins. ETC.. lowest
CThird floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD tOTHROP.
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WOODWARD 4 LOrHROP.

LAST CA1L OK BIAsxrrs
While this stock Is not large. we are DESTROYS Of
closing out entirely. and with this in view, have
made the following extraordinary reductions. We
told you few days why they will be much higher
12-4 White Wool Blankets "a m tn AZ IN
134 White Wool Blankets. $0OO to $500.
Ia Fine Wool Blankets. 500 to $500
ia Fine Wool Blankets, SO. 90 to 5000
~ Fine Wool Blankets, $1,000 to 800.
LA Best Wool Blankets, %. 90 to 5000
12-4 Best Wool blankets, 1900 10 SIOo.
1874 Best Wool Blankets, Sill 90 to $500
clear saving Of So 90 per pair Blankets already
ed at the lowest prices at which they could posi-
bly, be obtained elsewhere. This is indeed an oppor-
tunty which should be taken ADVANTAGE of by every
judicious housekeeper.
CThird floor: take elevator)
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New + ICoTEDGE RIBBoNs.
We have just opened an invoice Of Moire Ribbons,
with pcote in all the newest desirable shades In
No 8 and Is.
Italian Fale Ribbons, with pcot-edge, widths from
no to 40 IN colors, specially adapted TO spring hat
and bonnet trim mings
we have also opened large lot Of manufacturers
Remnants of Ribbons, in q large variety Of shades
In each of the different widths which we have marked
At ngures way below the regular prices.
You will be well repaid In visiting our ribbon de-
partment
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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WANTE,D-ROOMS

WANTEp-BY Lazy OF QUIET HABTTa
w who ts In receipt Of only q modest salary, q
small furnished Room IN any part Of the city except
social visits Of gentleman friend snse ufSoe vim
board and without board Address Mio otINTARD
Star Office lie
"ANTED-WEsT or 18TH STREET TWO
w connecting Bed Roome with board. Cnexcep-
ttona6le references wall be given. Addrso Rox So
City Post ONCE lts
WANTEp-BY LONE LADY, An UNFUR-
w nshed mont roorn In part Of the city convenient
20 street cars rent reasonable. Addrsas "LONH
LADY" Star ONCE. he
WANTED TWO OR THREE ROOMS. FUR.
wv ntshedsuitabe for light houssk eeping not dtant
nom the Capitol address w, Senate r. 3. d2-StS
WANTED ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS or
" Apartments for rent VIII ind Il greatly TO their
advantage TO register same with full paFtcularx q
the directory for renting rooms, St Cloud Buildina,
corner 9th and sts Room IL ONCE omen daily ffom
Am. to pm. BOBERT B. KINsELI. fI3-Sss
WANTED-oNR OR Two FURNISHED
IN northwest section; give location and terms which
must be moderate. Address Box ia, star odcs f102e
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A FUR,
,yv nished room and board In q Catholic family.
= lust 30 In northwest portion Of city. Address Box
100, Star omc& 0l-3te
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Win see Washington for the first time Monday
February 10, two cases Black Silk Hose warranted
Fire Dye" split Feet. CSC. a pair One case SILK
finished Isle Thread Hose. Black only. Really
worth SOC pair. Special price until wednesday,
February II. Csc, or pair for 81.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
wv near Pension Office Owners address Box 126,
Star Office. fl3-Sts
UTANTED-TO BUY GOOD SMALL HOUSE
wv about eight rooms, between 9th and 10Th and
ton for residence. Inquire between and IL am
n2-St e. l. JOHNSON, cor. 18Th and sta NV.
"ANTED-HOUSE SITUATED NEAR CAPT.
ments VIII give $4,000 cash. Address Box 100 star
ONCE. f1-6t
M ANTED-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF Gus
wv toners for improved property, located between
ana and west Of 9th st. NV. Owners OF such prop
erty VIII do well by calling immediately on BA r.
STOW q PALMER, 616 It'll st. NV. ja96-1m
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ENOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, THREE-sTORY,
- MODERN improvements, l51 St u. e.. Cor I'd and
G. Key next door. f9-eo3ts
INOR RENT GOOD DWELLING-HOUsE SOS
" 9TH ST. aw.: % per month Apply TO r A. PHIL
LIPS. l42S New York ave. fS-2w
LNOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL Brick. 10 rooms, central location, newly papered
and hescoed. SIS. New Double Brick, 10 rooms and
bath all mod tmps., St, near 9th r. III. L.
LEIPOLD, 1881 + St NV. fS-6t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INoR RENT = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II House, desirable location overlooking Mcpher-ou
square, l3 rooms. opeh hrepiacs- piano and every.
thing ready for immediate occupancy: moderate.
Inquire 1917 18th ST. NV N-sl
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BISHOPS CAMPHoRINE
Is elegant Toilet Article for chapped and RougA
skim renders the complexion beautifully smooth son
and cesr.s Geptemen. AFTER shaving, viii dno Il q
delightful application 70 prevent soreness add chap
ping. Guaranteed 20 give perfect sstasfAction frsA
For sale at some Of The principal Drug Stores snd ~
L C. BISHOP pruegisS
dS-2R 10 9Th -. oueu6f = q -
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EOR RENT
IL BE. and S.W. Per Mo,
100 LIST IT. ae., 1Or-$40.OOl
CAT c Ut. 6w., Sr.-..-32.O0I
81 D st. Sc, mi, Or. 25.53I
SO Va 9s's as ss s $ W., g. r:25. 90 90
SS3 z St Sc, Sr..--20 90
326 9 St Ae., Or. 10. 90
1214 Pa av. Sc, 81. 1000
OFFICES. Per Mo.
9th 4 PAav. r&1&2$45.O 90
46S La. av. .basem't.30 Oh
zoos r ct. .basem't, 1r25.00
The above Is only q small
books. For null INST call II
the 1st and 18th. tA2l
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WANTED-BOARD.

NTANTED-BOARDhG ENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w want large we'll fUf pshed, south front, second
story room; CRATE fire: liberal table, good cooking
Don't answer unless ready to meet requirements Ia
full. Particular Boarders star office lt%
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TOR RENT-NearH. o.,
u l3r. ,l'ge grounds& s'ble
PIP 18th & W., l2r-$45.O0
Dos Maine ave-, Tor. Is. 55
$40 Ia s.w., Or. gas. IS. so
8 LAngdon Ter. Sra IS. 90
l42ST NV, Or. Ami 20. 80
1882 INV. Or. "A MILO. 80
723 I'd st ne, 6r.....-20.30
125 I'd st. ne, 6r.--..20. so
d3-3ts C
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EoR RENT-HOUsEh
Fuysished. leth =. near Dupont circle s25o per
Furnished. 18th st.. near X: 500 per month
Furnished, o., near l3th 1928 per month
Furnished, Ut. near 18th; 500 per month
Furnished. near Iowa circle: 500 per month
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
1426 ST. NV,
n14~3m Real Estate aud Loans
THoR RENT-BY & h WALKER, $50 La AVE
S1S c st. NV, the sfmms House: eSo.
4Q1 - NV, rooms and Improvements: e25.
632 st. o g: rooms and improvements: $l4.
1lzo Is o. = q: rooms and improvements &l4.
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Sc, S.W.& NV. Per Mo.
$3.50, 93S and $40 Va
ave. s.w., 6r-..-....-.Sl7.30
1922 Md ave. sw..6r.l IL 90
6l1-625 G ST s.w.. Or. 90
3l3ls 10th St s.e..5r. l6. 90
t926 Va. ave. s.w. ,4r.l5.30
621 9 st. Sc, llr.--.15.00
6l7 @ st. Sc, 7r.......-.lb.oO
ll3l 9th st. p.w., 9r.37.5o
10 LEASE Per An.
26th. bet. / and E.$l25.o0
I, bet. 25th & 26th. 100. 90
10Th, bet. w & B'd'y.6O.O0
portion OF property on MY
office for bulleti:. issued on
THOS. r wAG{}AMAN.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

INoR RENT-THE NEW STORE iois n ST.
Il w: dimensions Is by CO. Cellar same sius
Naulted pavement with istesi Improved hoistine ar
paratus Also. Freight elevator In store. One az The
finest store rooms In the city, and compete every
respect Very favorable terms will be made for 4
good tenant THOS. X MAGGANAN
flS-St e11 Est NO.
IHoR RENT-DEsIRABLE CORNER sToRE, 4
e corner 9th and d sts. sc. for grocery basine.s.
Kent $40 per month Stock for sale.
f6-s&w6i r. H. WARNER pls ct nv
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LOh SALE-
II NV.
oor.I&N.C-st. .9rs Sc, 600
453 NASSAU. ,b.h.9r.
a 45O ! ST., fh. Are, 900
22l + St. b. b., l0rs. g 900
los 5th St, b.h.. 9rs.5 300
BOB r st, mi, 9rs. "a, 600
Sol 9th St, b.h., Srs.. a 900
The above Is only a small
books For full list call at
the LIST and 18th.
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