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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-23
No. SIG.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

D
EUREKA NEVADA, December IA. 1885.
NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ BENJAMIN r. Brooks (whose postotfice
address Is Boston. Massachusettsl has this
day fled his application for patent for NJ
teen hundred $500 linear feet of the Golden
Era mine or vein bearing silver, with
surface ground six hundred 600 feet in width,
situate, lying and being in Silver Canyon
Mining District, County of White Pine and
State Of Nevada, and known and designated
by the field notes and official plat on hle In this
ONCE as Lot Number ~. located upon unsnr-
veyed land, the exterior boundaries Of aid Lot
No. 43 being as follows, to viii:
Beginning at q post marked No. U. =
Survey No. ~; whence the mouth Of Blue
Bell tunnel bears $. deg. w 49, feet; L. $.
post marked No. U. s. Survey No 30 bears
:. 30al deg. K 30 feet; post marked No. u
s. Survey No. 80 bears n. 3oa4 deg. W 100
feet; entrance Of Blue Bell incline shan bears
5 73l4 deg. W. s76 feet; a tunnel upon this
lode bears y ia deg. w. 35S feet: an open cut
and shan upon this lode bears y iiai deg Il.
602 feet; thence running let course. y. 30'l deg.
w. 800 feet along the north east side line Of
L. S. Survey No 80 to post marked No. L.
:. Survey No -; thence End course. Y. asa
deg. T.. 1900 feet TO post marked No. 3 L =.
Survey No. 81: thence 3rd course 8 30A deg
600 feet to post marked No 4 L 8. Survey
No. -: thence 9Th eonree, s. 2sIs deg. " 100
feet TO post No 1, the place OF beginning. con
tanning IL fglW acres Courses expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic yaria-
tion ofi6la dec. East.
The location OF this Mine IL duly recorded
In the Recorders Office of Silver Canyon Min.
ing District White Pine County. Nevada.
This claim IL bounded on the southwest by
the Blue Bell mining claim
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Golden Era mine or surface
ground as hereinbefore described are required
to file their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land ONCE at Eureka
In the State q. Nevada. during the sixty days
period OF publication hereof or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions Of the
Statute.
r. II. HINcKLEY. Register.
1t lis hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of Application for a Patent he published for
the period of ten consecutive weeks in the
White Pine News, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Taylor. Nevada.
d26-l0w II HINcKLEY, Register.
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Making nm n shortage.

aust to think of it," he growled,
with disgust written on every line of
his face. II was coming out ef St.
Louis the ether day, and the car being
crowded gave my seat to > dsmurs
little widow"
"How de you knew she was =
widow1"
"Shs told me so. She said she was
awfully afraid Of being robbed, and
knowing by my face that I was an
honest man, she wanted me to take
charge of her pcrtmonnais until we
reached Chicago"
"And you didi"
IAN not fool? Yes, I did, and
~ he passed it ever she sweetly said
There's exactly $50 in it,"
We rode to Chicago without leaving
our seats. AS we ran into the city
handed her the purse. She opened it
and counted the money.
"Why, there isn't but $50 here =
she said, NJ she looked up at me.
"'But | haven't taken any
"Wsll, I am $40 short rs you see.
Perhaps you can explain it to the
police"
"Ani what did you do2"
II gave her the $40 of course.
Please kick me . few hundred times"
New York Star.
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SHERIFF SALE.

TN THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
! Court OF the State OF Nevada, IN anu iOi
the County Of White Pine.
D. STRICKLAND, Plaintiff,
vs.
I n. CoWGER, Defendant.
Hinder and by virtue OF an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure. issued out OF sald DIS :
trict Court of the Sixth Judicle Dis,rIct Oh
Nevada in and for the County OF hlte - me-
on the second day of January, A: D. 1850, IN
the above entitled cause, wherein ID. SIrlck
land. plaintiff. obtained a judgment and decree
against said j. B. Cowger, Defendant; wni sa
DECREE ia entered In judgment Book, Page 10,
am commanded to sell all OF the certain
pieces or parcels of land described as iolows'
TO wit: -.
quarter 90 and the southeast quarter A OF
Inc northeast Gz) of Section 20, Townsnlp 10
North, Range "a East, and the north nan ~
of the northwest quarter tlA) and the NORM n
west ousrter "a OF the northwest quarter "a
and the south half GA of the southwest
onarter ~ of Section 81. Township IL North,
Range Ga East, Mount Dioblo Base and Meri-
dian. and containing 800 acres OF land.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, January 30, A. ID. 1856,
At - o'clock noon of said day, | will sell all
of the above described land or so much thereof
as viii! be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff sJudg.
ment to wit one thousand nine hundred and
ninety nine and sixty-etght one-nndredths
(s19gj 6s) dollars, being the principal and in
terest on a mortgage, together with interest
ON the sum of one thousand and nineteen and
two one-hudredths (Si,019 09 dollars, at the
rate of two ~ per cent. per month from ihe
date hereof until paid. and interest upon tue
sum of one hundred aud seventy one and
fiftysix one-hundredths (s171 56) dollars, at
the rate of 10 per cent. per annnm from the
date hereof until paid, together with one hun
dred and fifty $3.50 dollars, attorneys fees,
provided for in said mortgage. and costs OF
suit, together with the Sheriff's fees and all
accruing costs Property to be sold At the
front door of the Court House in the Town OF
Hamilton, County Of White Pine and state
of Nevada, at public auction. for cash in hand,
to the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Hamilton, Jan. 2, 1885.
i94tl WR. BASSETT, Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO SCRIP-HOL DERS.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. RE-
~ questing all parties holding White pine
County Scrip, dated prior to January 5, 1895,
to send said Scrip to the Recorders office at
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada to be
registered In said office, within niney days
after the date of this notice.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
eioners In and for said county, ct their meet
ing. Tuesday, December 8, 1885.
ATTEST:
JOHN NcKERNRN, Clerk.
By JOHN d. DOYLE, Deputy. di2-4t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-23

One million two hundred thousand
pounds of butter and 100 tons of cheese
were shipped from Pstaluma during
the past year.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
sOrG OF TaE TYPES.

sONG OF THE TYPES.
sagssi Who bend meath burden ripe,
Youthsl Where the rose stiff fingers,
Come list 10 the song Of the rafting type.
As Il falls from the printers fingers.
In a dismal garrett and dingy town,
Where the Rhins's .blne waves are flowing
Old outtenburg cOntured my spirit down,
And set my footsteps gsing.
Rut IburRt on the world like the morning SUM-
And lighted its midnight hoary,
And though my long journey has just begun,
have flooded the world Sith glory.
Ihave torn down the castles Of crime and sin,
have opened the dungeon of sorrow,
have let the glad radiance of freedom in,
And scattered the legion of horror
have broken the letters that shacklsd the
mind
Restored It's strength and beauty;
And taught the proud princes that rule man.
The lessen that power is'duty.
I have rescued from prison the human soul,
And opened it's inner portal,
Till 1t spurns indignant all human control,
And scars in Its flight immortal.
In the realms Of science I scatter light,
To the poor bear hope in hls howell;
FOR never again shall the world in. night,
In darkness and slavery gr0ysl.
Let no scholar despair, no warrior quail;
Oblivion's scythe is rotten;
For no more shall the words of wisdom fail,
Nor the herO's deeds be forgotten.
The minstrels string shall not break again,
And love shall be forever vernal,
For the maiden's vow and the poets strain,
Shall sound through the aisles eternal.
The old world shakes meath my giant tread,
And In vain tries TO fetter my pinions,
Tor my voice speaks doom and my arm bears
dread
To crumbling threnes and dominiens.
Feur hundred years their walls I've heard,
And the cause of their dire alarm is,
That the pen is mightier far than the sword,
And the types than thousand armies.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21

central country having Towns Churches Societies. United
States Mails Telegraph, and Good People, wha mild climate
rich soils many crops good water free fish and game
fine TIMBER rich mines, choice fruits on high lands and low
lands waterpowers, railroads and good markets Wheat
Maize and Cotton flourish in the same field 91I ..#@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15

whether or no, Mrs. James Brown Potter or
Brown James Pother, or whatever 1t may be-
mas entered into contract 10 go upon the stage
a professional actress is just now violently
asitating New York Journalism. A long-range
rejection on the subject may not be worth
much; but we observe that a certificate ms to
the merits Of certain toilet article for I'M
proving the complexion, signed by the lady In
question, has broken out i'm the advertising
columns OF the newspapers like nettle rash.
The next step alter this Is usually big lltho-
graphic portraits for saloon and restaurant win.
dQWR -
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MIS- donovan, the mother OF the young feb
low who jumped from both the Brookiyn and
the Niagara suspension bridge. Waits to b rou,
''if there Is anything higher that Lawrence On m
jump ohs' We take pleasure in directing the
attention Of her ambitious son to the W ashiny.
ton Monument, In this city. The possibilities
Of that structure as q means OF rtcdins the
country Of cranks are worth taking into con.
alteration.
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THE GRAsp DnEss GooDs

bargains placed on sale this morning met
with more than the anticipated attention. yet
deservedly so, for . better moneys worth 1t has
never been our good fortune to offer.
$1.25 Scotch stripes, for 75c per I'd.
75c. Miscellaneous Fabrics, for SEC per I'd
Soc Homespuus. tor SOC. per I'd.
These are bona f1de reductions recently made
and are the greatest bargains In Dress Goods yet
shown
WOODWARD &. IOTHRop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15

In considering the proper name OF the DOS.
Office at the place now known as TenalIytown
or Tenleytown, il is perhaps well enough for
the department, authorities to ascertain and
adhere to the correct spelling OF the name of
the family whose cognomen 1t bears. What
the authorities ought TO do, however, when
that Is done, Is TO shorten the legal anne OF the
office by dropping the superduous and awk-
ward afiix FOWL" Either "Tenley" or ten.
ally Is more convenient, more euphonious.
and more distinctive than the old form. And
In deciding between Tenally and Tenley the
latter has the advantage in breylty and
euphony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15
Notice.

Persons RENTING postage stamps in payment of
subscription advertising are requested to send
of Larger denomination than TWO CENTS
Those of greater value cannot be use1 and viii be
returned to the senders.
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TR1ED AND TRuE
SHE ADMINISTERED THE TEST AND WAS
CONVINCED

"WiIl you allow me to test both the cloth and the
sewing?' aid q lady. who a few days ago, accom-
panied her husband to VICTOR f. ADLER'S TEN
PER ENT. CLOTHING HOUSE.
Certainly. madam" was the courteous reply. 1--WE
would rather you wouldn't buy unless you are per.
fectly satisfied"
Taking the garment which she held in her hand to
window. and. critically examining it, she whipped
small pair Of scissors out Of her csba. When she
brought back hegarment 10 where her husband and
the salesman were standing the latter inquired II
test had been satisfactory
Perfectly so." ives the reply. at Is good cloth.
unfaveied the edge and found 1t to be tightly woven
and all wool: and the making is excellent cut sew.
erai stitches In the sean and tried pull II apart
but found it both strongly and neatly Before
was married used to be n taOress. and know some
thing about cloth and clothing Pardon me, but the
reason why was little pre,udiced At frst was be-
cause the price for the suit low 1 don'i
see how you can sell such really exceens work and
such good cloth for that money"
Upon that ladys test rest our claim for patron.
age Our clothing hiss been tried aud found true and
with prices 30 low as to astonsh shrewd and care
full buyer. Higher praise could not have received
more convincing argument we cannot offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15

A CARD.
am now dsposins OF my eitire stock of Books sta
tOnery Fancy Articles. &c. at cost to close business
best and newest that is usually kept in rsclass es-
tabllshment. Persons in need Oh such goods seldom
have chance ~ buy at such bargains. and an early
call and inspection Is rfspec, fpliy solicited.
j. LOkING WHi1TINCfTON,
n15-6t 1921 Pennsy ivana avenue.
I1ROF. ELLIOTT, OFNEW YORK, HAS OPENED
Il the EUREKA LADIES TAILOR SYSTEM CUT
TING SCiiOOL. to teach the entire Art of Dress
making Blasting. Trimming Designing and Drapng;
chart. scale or machine: 1t is simple that
q child learn; il Is the only system that gives
perfect fit without rsiitting we teach the stem in
hve days; our PUPILS FURNISHED good positions ct large
working girls; our pupils furnished with certified
dipiOmas frstclass dreSi uaking; Evening Dinner
Dresses; Costumes made to order; Patterns cut to
measure 20 cents each.
PAkLOkS. All 9TH 1t. NV. n15-3t*
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SECoNDHAyD PIANOS.
~ Chicksr,ny's from S5s 70 500. sselnways nom
$lOO 70 ~ knaoe from $40 10 $500 Hardmap
eaay monthly inssailneuts
W.G. METZERoTr q CO.
nA4-xn us Pa ava. near 9th st,
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w E

ARE PROCD-vERY PROUD-OF THE RECORD
| OF THE PAST WEEK; AND WE HAVE CAUSE
! TO BE: FOE THE SALES WERE THOUSANDS IN
| EXCESS OF THE BEST WEEKS TRADE WE
HAVE EVER HAD, AND NOW WE WANT TO
SEE HOW FAR THIS wEEg's RECORD WILL
| BEAT THE PAST WEEK. WHY SHOULD IT
| NOT: THE STOCK SHOWS SOLID FRONT.
ALL THE VACANT PLACES WILL BE oCCU-
PIED BY THE TIME BUSINESS COMMENCES
| TOMORROW MORNING. OVER THOUSAND
NEW OvERCOATs AND HUNDREDS OF MEMS
| AND BOYS SUITS WILL BE ADDED. AND WE
WILL BE IN SHAPE TO DO ROUsING TRADE
SUCH SIGHT AS OUR SECOND FLOOR PRE-
sENTED sArURDAY-Irs WHERE WE HAVE
THE CLOTHES FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
WE ARE SORRY WE COULD NOT WAIT ON
ALL PROMPTLY. BUT OUR EXPERIENCE
WITH TEMPORARY statesmen Is THEY DO
NOT GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE TO
EITHER THE CUSTOMER OR THE HOUSE; BUT
TODAY SIX EXTRA sALEsMEN ARE PUT ON,
AND WE HOPE TO BE ABLE TO SERVE ALL
PROMPTLY, AND BY NEXT SATURDAY THE
REMoDELING AND REFITTING AND
EXTENDING OF THE FURNISHING AND HAT
DEPARTMENTS WILL ENABLE US TO GIVE
YOU MORE ELBOW ROOM WE ARE GOING
TO MOVE OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
THE FRoCK SUITS ON THE FLOOR ABOVE
WHERE THE DAYLIGHT PoURs IN, FREE
FROM THE SHADOWS OF THE NECESSARY
AwNINGs-AND THEN AS SOON AS THE TWO
LARGE NEW SETS OF DOORS GO INTO THE
SEVENTH srEEr FRONT THE BALANCE OF
THE SUITS WILL GO ABOVE, AND NOTHING
BUT THE EXTRA TROUSERS WILL REMAIN
OF THE READY-MADE DEPARTMENT ON THE
FIRST FLOOR. YOU WILL SEE A BIG I'M
PROvEMENT IN THE SERVICE THEN. WE
WERE GOING TO SAY IN THE MINOR DE-
PARTMENT. BUT THEY ARE NOT "AlrNOR"
DEPARTMENTS, AND WE DO NOT INTEND
ANY OF OUR DEPARTMENTS SHALL BE
MINOR ONES IF WE HAD WE WOULD HAVE
STARTED WITH HALF DOZEN MORE. BUT
WE ARE GIVING THE NEW DEPARTMENTS
ALL THE ROOM THEY ARE ENTITLED TO, so
THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE THIS YEAR,
EXCEPT THOSE NOTED.
FROM LONDON AND BERLIN COME THIS
WEEK THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS. WE I'M
PORT THESE DIRECT. AND THEY ARE THE
MOST COMFORTABLE THINGS YOU EVER
SAW. THINK OF 1T. WE PAY THE GOVERN
MENT FIFTY PER CENT ON THE COST OF
THESE GOODS IN LONDON, AND EVERY
POUND THEY WEIGH COST FORTY CENTS
THEN, OF COURSE, WE PAY THE MANUFAC.
TURER. AND ON ALL OF THIS WE MAKE
PROFIT. AND YET YOU GET AN ALLwooL
TAILoR-MADE. NICELY BOUND SMOKING
JACKET AT FIVE DOLLARsM WHERE'S THE
FREE TRADE NAN Nows
sAKs & COMPANY.
TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF HOW FAR
TWENTY DOLLARS WILL GO FOR A MANS
ovERCoAT. WE HAVE A HANDSOME BLUE
OR BROWN. ALLwOoL CHINcHILLA ONE,
LINED THROUGHOUT WITH sKrNNERs
SATIN. DON'T KNOW WHAT SWIMMERS
SATINS ARE, Ell: WELL, ASK YOUR TAILOR.
AND II HE TELLS YOU THE TRUTH HE Will,
GAy No
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Free speech seems TO be at a discount in Mis-
souri,. Representative Glover received o black
eye In 81 Louis on Saturday evening for exer-
cising his privileges as a LAWYER too freely in a
case tried that day In court. In St. Joseph the
same Afternoon, an editor was publicly whipped
by local politician as a punishment for dis
paraging remarks published during the late
campaign. If fisticuffs were arguments. two
such occurrences in one day woald carry dis
couragement into the ranks OF journalism and
the law; but both professions have survived a
good many years OF persistent assault with
worse weapons than the hand or the horsewhip
and there is no danger that the crude code OF
Missouri will frighten them out OF existence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15

The Star cannot undertake to preserve or
return rejected communications. Con-
tributors " no wish to possess their man.
uscripts. Ii unused. should Keep = COPY.
~ No attention paid to Anonymous Let
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LNOR sALE-A LEASE FOR FOUR YEARs-A
- small stock OF groceries-of store and DIV cling
Must De sold lmmediaiely. Good reasons given. Adj
dress Box i36, Office lie
ENOR sALE-sTcCk OF FINE GROt ERIF,S
Teas etc, one of the best business streets nor
vest favorable lease store be given Address
ohoCfh, star once nl3.5ts
pfRMfNGHAM, THE M AGfC CITY."-FoR
ID information as TO City Lots Mineral or Timber
Lands. apply 10 HILLEARY e. KEITH BrnIing-
ham, Alabama nll-Ita
LNoR SALE-CsuOD RESTAURANT ON Penn
Il sylvanla ave. NV; north side: license secured;
low rent; lease; good run OF trade: old stand: well
stocked VIII be sold nj great sacrifice to imm0-
hlOSt WELLER a REPETTI 326 Pa ave Sc
DARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE
Il = family Boarding Housekeeper. TIE furnllur.
Ior sale and house for rent The house well known
and Is Literally patronized. as II has been for many
Years; II AFFORDS good opportunity to any de-
srous OF entering into profitable business with o
small capital Satisfactory reasons gwen by
Tor retiring. Apply to
wo. DENIsoN. Real Estate Agent.
oc<o-Am 323 Il. NV.
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
y liable Western Farm Mortgage Co., Lawrence.
Kan Capital and surplus, Sz5O,OU0. Carefully 80
iecteo LIST Mortgage Farm Loans payable in y. Y.
seven per cent Interest guaranteed Unrivalled In
cities Absolute satisfaction. 40 years experience
No losses. Refer 70 Third National bank. " " city:
National bank, Lawrence. Kan, aud hundreds of u-
vestors. For full Information call upon or address
au2.-3ms SHAFER l. RITTER FREDERICK. Nd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


VXyANTED-BY CoLoRED GIRL A SITUATION
w as chambermaid also by colored Woman 4 place
as laundress. i21S 10Th st. lts
VIyANTED-BY A RESPECTAB BILE WHITE
w Woman situation ~ first-cass cook; willing to
assist would like to leave the city. Call n 1918 h
st. NV. Can furnish good references Its
WANTED-BY A COLURED MAN. WHO Is
Star Office. nlS-2ts
UyANTED-A LADY OF EDUCATION AND
w refinement d0sires . position as private secre-
tary, amanuensis or companion: references Address
"ANTED. BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE
w Girl Situation IS seamstress understands
dress f. STAR ecs 70 waiting on 'a nia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT ONLY RELIABLE
'! and competent servants in all capacties-white
CESS Emp. Bureau o2e = ST. NV. no1-lsts
WTANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EFFICIENT
w Englishwoman as chaulbermald: seamstress or
the care of an invalid lady. Can be at her pres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS CHAM.
w bermaids walters c0achmen, and all classes OF
help. this and other cities furnished private families,
st. NV. nl3-6ts
UTANTED--A POSITION AS COMPANION TO
w lady or resident seanstress in family: give
teerense as 70 noi,y ets no objection to traseiing
WANTED-Bf FIRsT-CLAss BUsHELMAN
w steady work. Saturday excepted. Address $40
l31ast. nl3-2ts
NTANTED-BY A YOUNG FRtNCH GIRL, A
w situation to take care of children: best
ehees Address A. b o., Star office. nl2-3tA
VIZ ANTED-KNOW HEADQUARTERS FOR
w Cooks TO serve in courses Housekeepers ladies'
men, Walters, White Man ana Wife; all references.
Nat. LABOR Bureau. 517 eth st. NV. no-6t
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- Nov Ready tho bou6 selection esof o01rod.
S{Sce low ratso toe school ord holiday tro1e el1
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S12, $3.50. SIS AND SIS.

S12, $3.50, SIS AND SIS.
THE ABOVE PRICES REPRESENT THE
BEST VALUE IN OVERCOATS WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED. THE STYLE. FIT AND
FINISH OF THE ABOVE ARE IN KEEP
ING WITH OUR GENERAL STOCK, AND
THAT II ONLY TO BE COMPARED WITH
THE BEST CUSTOM TAILORS. SHOULD
YOU WISH AN OVERCOAT AT A MUDER-
ATE PRICE WITH THE FIT. STYLE AND
FINISH EQUAL TO THE FINER GRADES
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER.
oO7 SEVENTH STREET,
MIS- Opp. q. s. Post Office
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The Evening star has . regular. permanent
bona fde daily circulation more than
treble that of any other daily paper pub
lished in W ashingto ton. and equal To that OF
all the other daily papers here added
together.
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED SMALL HOUSE AND LOT OR
w suburban or city lot for which l want to trade
fine horse carriage and harness, balance cash. Address
II. W. c., Star Office. uI5-;;t&
WANTED IMMEDIATELY i FOR A CASH
w purchaser good d or room brick House, not
to exceed ~ OOD and to be of 7th and north
ii 81 NV: must be bargain. 5. c. HILL Real
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WANTED--ROOMS.


WANTED - FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w for Ii hit housekeeping in central part of city
Address A W.. star office. ItE
"ANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
w child three years old, n comfortably Furnished
Room, with fire, gas and board. no. to exceed
S45 per month Address E. 5. A., +. o. Box BOB Luz
ray,N It's
INANTED-FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w permanent locator If suited. comm IN lea ting
Rooms unfurnshed in quiet house; central locaiiun
term given; references exchanged. Address NJ. W.,
Star office. nIJ-2t*
"ANTED-GENTLEMA AND WIFE, TWO
w Rooms in northw est section of city. first or
second floor, nicely furnished and partly fur
nisned to use FOR light Housekeeping. Address, with
terms, A. f NJ, Star Office. dl3-3tx
VNANTED-FINE SUITES OF ROOMS NEAR
w hotels and departments. suitable for N. G
persons of means. D. G. PROCTOR & SON, Real Es
tate and Insurance. 1925 4 st NV. nl3
VWANTED-SMALL FLAT OR FLOOR. IN PRI-
w vate house. unfurnished must be centrally loca-
ted Address, giving full particulars, en- 1922
Stn.W. nl:-Zt
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WANTED-BOARD.

V1IANTED-A LADY wITH SON SIX YEARS
w old wishes good homelike boarding place Tor
| ferresi Address stating location terms &c ~ X
Star office n15-.t*
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BERxuDA.
the moss delishtfnl winter resort In the world
HAMILTON HOTEL.
been enlarged the past summer By the addition
u - rooms greatly improved and pat Ia the mos per
mct order viii open for the eccommocattou OF guests
OSSemoer ~ LISA = She largest and most elegant
ouuong IN the city OF Hamilton: all modern convent
enceA Inc slands are entirely fee fosn meiar1A
uOet ana tQE Temperature curing the winter. % De-
Ieee 81 dexreek FUr further Information send fbr
ctrcpiArh WALTER AIKEN.
Z nom&th8m Proprietor.