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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-18

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I'''''' p;.sso. VOTERS, sailed from Bre-
=, ls. .l u I G4s rom South America due
n ~ ,r. ztIyerer Kruis, locke, from >
.s.l.d, l -s, '' from Panama, due March Ito
IS v -rI rieruan, Melauder, from San fran
ss.I To Jaluit, due March ~
30 q ~ ''c~srmOnth KeIlet sailed from Lave r-
@1,,,'-.6 %, due Aug 10 e--.-, I1a.,u,--,o,
81 .1E iian, q B Holland from I1oh6 -l8'
b u. "a -J'' gAitmore, D H Ward, from Seattle
Il due by Va: i from Newcastle, y S ", due May
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~ va - incline. HatsOu, from san Fran
= ins az fiil0 May I4-2o
go t ts,Ss & Wilder, 4 II Paul, from San
,.,i;c0, due May VOL =, ..,.-,,-,-.- ~,
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\ ny .ys Ceylon, X Calhoun, from San Fran
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Y. M. c. A.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. was held last evening at
their hall with goodly attendance OF
members. President w. w. Hall pre-
sided, and Mr.. A. F. Cooke acted as
Secretary in place of r. w. PodmoFe,
who is absent on Hawaii. The Secre-
tary pro tenn. read the previous meet
ing's minutes, which were adopted
General Secretary S. D. Fuller made a
verbal report of his work connected with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-18
F0iIce SOuvr

IKE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
4io, cbs,.,., THURSDAY, May II.
gsas,' With it girl, Nabafus sTnua aa an7
sposd t. he was found guilty. I and s ssnl
line na Imprisonment at hard ri'D la 96lr
a y. t Sel 5.s.. was sent on the reef for
Is '''l' was fined So for drunken
: noIIe No..
s @ 15os. r r5.. entered against Jas.
@aipss , rs,. and All Coon, CHARGED with
'e-S demanded to the the 18th 9Th WIN
"',' tyIes At q gents. straw hats Of tns
!, fine line :, . cents at Flshel 1so q '"e
In ribbonsey trimmings. Lat
at Sachs store
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-18
PASsENGEkS.
DEPARTURES.

gSaE Francisco, per bktne Mary WinkeI-
n Nav lS-Reg o Forbes, Miss Hattie
j 81 Mrs DyreOerg and ) others.
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a,..iP T Gaa3noranr, Ntcolls' from South
"a u ,.-,t. walker. Anderson from Fan
y i..Ilpd ,..ne Morning Star, G F Gar
=. = aaN ieronsB5 Bell, Jas Low. from London
1 ,.nsuba. 7. Nomura, from 9sa F Tahiti
70 D Brya1E..., . Wlruer, from Newcastle,
Z, 4: p Bshaw. from san Francisco
y y b slran55c ,,t y " BIuhm, from San Fran
ls'l- nd
- ,aosIia. W Newhall, from Port
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Read This.

Following is condensed statement,
January l, 1888, of the Equitable Lite
Assurance Society, of which Mr.. A. J.
Cartwright is the agent:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

The Office building 10 be erected In Minneapolis
to 4 height OF twenty-eight stories will undoubt-
edly be interesting a curiosity In architecture
but Will IL ever become OF sufficient practical use
TO repay It's owners the money they will be re-
quired TO put into It? A building for human habi-
tatiOn does not find Its chief attraction to
patronage in Its ingenuity OF construction. The
elephant hotel which has been reared at various
seaside resorts during the last few years has
proved an elephant indeed on the hands OF its
stockholders. The Great Eastern was last used as
a huge eoal-bunker. The leaning tower OF Pisa is
masterpiece OF structural design, but what
normally constituted family would be will
Of It? Nobody quarrels with novelty, II some more
solid virtue lies back OF that trait and although
the architect and builder may be able to demon
strate, TO mathematical nicely, the perfect safety
OF an ONCE building twenty-eight stories HIGH and
it may be an ornament to the city and valuable
addition TO It's working space, the citizen who
plays pioneer and takes rooms aDove the tenth or
twelfth story Will expect a reduction in his rent
commensurate with the risks which he feels he is
inviting From the sociological point or VIEW also
interest attaches 10 the new project which will
either prove huge failure or the fOrerupner of
an architectural era for cities In which no limit
practically, Will be put upon the skyward tendency
OF rOof-trees. In the latter event a part OF the
sting Will be taken from Henry Georges plant
that men are gradually being crowded or the face
OF the earth, by evidence that as long as they
crowded upward, their welfare and comfort are
merely a question OF the number, capacity and
swiftness Of the elevators used to carry them To
and from the surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

A clerk in a Munich drug store dispensed croton
OH for cod liver oil quite large bottle OF croton
OIL had been Obtained from the wholesale house
but as the prescribed poison label was not attache3
10 the bottle IL was put aside temporarily. Unfor-
tunately II was placed 50 near the cod liver on
bottle that the mistake resulted. As soon as the
mistake was discovered II was reported TO the mo-
lice, and the general alarm sent out ana the
search Instituted 70 md the buyer caused a loss
10 the place, IL Is estimated, OF about ,3OO 10
sides large share OF the good reputation m en-.
1Oyed--N- y. Pharmaceutical Record
The continual occurrence of errors similar Tn the
above demonstrates the necessity for a stringent
law requiring more careful storage OF po,sons
The most common error has been dispensing NOR
phine for quinine, which, in most Instances has
resulted In DEATH Several deaths have occnr,e-,
by the accidental taking OF Jncture or aeonite Tor
whisky. Numerous other accidents OF a like cnar
aeter have been reported from time 20 time +,
every Instance these substitutions have resulted
from the careless or thOughtless storage or no,sons
with less poisonous medicines. The TN recentlv
introduced by senator Faulkner, TO regulate the
practlce or pharmacy IN the District OF Columbia
directs the commissioners Of pharmacy To pre'
scribe and publish certain general rules for the
arrangement OF pharmacies, as 20 the storage of
poisonous medicines, so as TO prevent as far as
possible, dangerous error by the accidental sutl
titutlon Of one medicine for another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

Since the strongest opposition 10 the form OF
motor proposed by the lexington road appl,es
only TO that small fraction OF the line which l,os
within the city limits, and Is based upon an over
whelming public sentiment against aggravatinp
ans, perhaps perpetuating the pOle-and-wire nut
sance Ia the Streets OF Washington n Is ner
haps curious that the company have nor
proposed To sink the wires as far as
boundary street, and 70 run them on poles
In the suburban part Of the line. There NAV he
practical objections TO this course obvious 10 an
electrician But Capt. Grimm says, and under the
circumstances his words are entitled TO be received
as admissions In evidence against the company
that the dinerent systems OF electrical tramway
are more or less flexible In details. and some
roads combine the essential features OF two or
more different systems; thus the Allegheny civ
road has mile OF conduit and miles OF elevated
conductors, each car connecting with both. and
running the whole distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

Judge Tnurmans speech-making tour Of Ohio Is
marked oy a good-hurnored way OF laying before
MS hearers In q clear and simple style what he
believes 70 be truths. rather than by bitter as
saults bis adversares or BY long arrays OF Stats
ties. Every utterance Is greeted with welcome
that shows how popular the Judges person and
oratory are among his Buckeye neighbors. who
know him OF old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

Congressman Rice, OF Minnesota, Is quoted as
saying. IN recent Interview, that he regards Min
nesota as doubtful state. on the theory that ALI
things are possible in politics. that is true enough
but why DID ne not enlarge the scope OF his re-
marks % as 70 include Virginia, North Caroline
and Tennessee? There are degrees of doubtfuI.
nezA and some OF them are 50 fine that thew ear
be measured only under microscope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

Fersons leaving the city for any length Of time
can nave The STAR mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may desire.
n" orders for The paper By mail must be
accompanied By the n,oney,-at the rate Of fifteen
cents week. or nifty cents per month, unless
sent 70 foreign country. when the price. includ-
Ing postage, is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21

The Tennessee town where the rival editors
AVE been making horrible faces az each other for
70 long. but without reaching the lighting point
onght 70 speu iss name Gnashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21
WANTED--ROOMS.

w AN L L1--NJoMS.
WANTEp-BY A LADY. ,uNFURNIsHED ROOM.
per month Hddress Tn star ONCE s0' to so
WANTED !. SEPTEMBER IS, ONE OR TWO IN
w furnished ReSms n house With modern ee,yen
stating terms. sSi M.ssaohuseit. .ve.n.x Ksisr
WANTEp-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A
w 2d or Sd story front room with board; private
family preferred Address stating price. L 8 +. star
WANTED-ocToBER LIST. GkNTLEMAN ANP
Rooms second hoOr pleasantly located nOT,hssst.
WANTE:DD- Two LARGE ITnN UNI ROOMS
Address, stating terms L s., Star office aulS 3ts
WANTED-PERsoNs HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent, furnished OF nniurnlshed should call and
ROOM RENTING Agency 6I2 9th ST. n H1 W Ass
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Tor REST-pEIISHTFUL ROOMS; SUMNER
IHoR RENT-27 IOWA CTRCLE-HANpsoMH
rooms, north and south exposure: hrst-elsss board
IroR RENT - FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
4 floor Rooms suitable for light housekeeping or
W. au2I-3t.
IGOR RENT-3o4 INDIANA AVE, LARGE
front parlor with excellent board and attendance;
TVOR RENT-NIOELY FURNISHED ROOMS EN-
.,s suite h or single at 500 2lst st. NV; new house
nan olock rom Pa ave. car. au2e-et.
NoR RENT-PART OF 5 ROOM HOUSE, 1886 s
Il st. Georgetown Inquire before q m. or after
p. m. au30-3ts
IGOR RENT = FIRST FLOOR, THREE UNFUR-
y nished rooms; newly pspered and painted Apply
LCOR RENT-THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR;
fc. modern copvsnisnees blocks above Patep. OF:
EoR RENT-45O Q ST. NV, TWO NICELY FUR
- nished front Rooms on second foor. suitable for
Light housekeepIng; silver, table linen. and dishes fur
IIOR RENT-A PRETTY. QUIET FRONT ROOM
Qst.nw. sulS-3t'
IrOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
PAL hotels; northern and southern exposure. I40t
ST. NV. aulS 3t'
LoR RENT-HANDsoME PARLoR AND SUITES
also large brick stable. At iOll St auls-3t'
EoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
- en- suite. in private family furnished large double
CURED. llOl st. NV. tyl7-6w'
EoR KENT-TwO SUITES OF THREE ROOMS
each unfurnished for rent ample closet room
L,QR RENT-4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS THIRD
u floor of house e35 p St NV. for light housekeeg-
ing So Inquire in the store below OF G. f. sCHAF-
FOR RENT-STORES.
EoR .RENT-sToRE-Goop BUSINESS STAND.
II dress ID. NJ j. Star Office. au20-3t
EOR RENT STOKE AND DWELLING CNEw
1 buildine) 637 Pa. sc. very desirable loca-
s a tIr Hsi oa7
EoR RENT-sTORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM.
soN in IsaT ,a hGst 9th s.nw Apply to John
IIoR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING, 1929
II Z st. H. W. Handsome plate-glass windows; mod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-21
CROWDS Or PEOPLE Go AND Cow.
From Morning to the Setting Sun.
To buy Bargains by the Score

At the celebrated Lansburghs Store
The general cry Of many Of our contemporaries IN
Hard Times, dull business and many other exclama-
tons Of despair Not with Our time In fully o-
cuped with attending to trade from morning until
night; because people always find what they want At
the VERY LOWEST FIGURES in our establishment
Our Remnant Rooms situated on the third floor Are
well stocked with many exceptional bargains espec
cialy In the line OF summer remnants which must xo
nj any price We herewith submit list of some rem-
nants and short lengths offered for sale
a lot of hne Dress Bingham Remnants In different
lengths. at the rate Of O, and &C. Der yd worth A
least 12Hc.
The last lot of Fine Satteen Remnsuts in Medium
and dark figures at 121c. per I'd. Worth CSC
% pcs. of Fine Scotch Dress Ginghsns fast colprz
reduced from Is to l28c per I'd
One case of Lace GinghAns. mostly in dark strpes.
reduced TO Toe. perry
small quantity of Slate and Green Striped satteeu
excellent quality. reduced from 20 to &C. per I'd
Two cases of Fancy Figured Lawns in full piecea "a
duced To &C. per yd.
IL pcs. of All-woo Nuns Yelling different colors
reduced from % to tic. peryd
small case of Gray and white Striped Plain seer-
Sucker Remnants at &c. per I'd General value l2 &c
Several hunered yds Of small checked sateen In Blue
and Brown. fine quality and worth no less than zoe
per I'd; we will sell II yds. for 81. or &C. Der I'd.
cases Of the "A Feather Ticking Remnants in rood
lengths ranging from ~ to 10 yds at 12,sc per I'd
Worth 25c
GIVE us call at your earliest convenience look q,
'ns articles exposed to view and Judge for yourself
"ewil persistently cling to our zone Price System
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
aulS $50. 422, 424. 426 7th St: Az 4l0 Sth 81
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WANTED--HELP


w sine. Address JOIN. STAR once - - Il
WANTEDmA RESPECTABLE SETTLED OR
xppy sas
,59 raniS9 on WOMAN TO Do MAsa
at once. after m. go 1 & o0'e"0rI inquire
WANTEp-woMENC COOKS. $40 TO $40: CHAM
away watrs Drivers or Farm Hands: colo a Men
Cooks sAM'L A. COOMBs 926 stn.w. su2i-5t'
WANTED-A CoLoRED BOY, FOURTEEN OR
Apply immediately. iioa 9Th St NV. N 1t
WANTEp-DRUG CLERK. FOR RELIEF ABOUT
~ month with reference. Address ARNICA star
WANTED1PoRTER IN DRUG STORE ADJ
w dress PORTER, Star office. IT.
VVANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS,
oooi w.r
men and hotel help resorts 613 eth au2 ST
WANTED-A CoLoRED MAN COOK FOR A
w =. small family and to keep bar in order At 81
WANTEp-A QUICK, INTELLIGENT YOUNG
having some knowledge Of the pension business pre-
ferred Address, stating salary expected. Lock Box
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC GENTLEMAN IN
w our ouse for permanent position; must come
well recommended salary 3 10 weekly for beginning.
Call at 10 am Apply offices and q. 1904 st. NV.
WANTED-A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN AS
West Washington. au2O-2s'
WANTED-A GERMAN MAN TO WORK AROUND
w kitchen, carry out mali orders and attend one
horse; must have good references; wages S15 Per
month, room and board. 600 18th st. H. W. au20-2ts
WANTED--AGENTs TO SELL, LIVES OF HAIR
w rson and Morton. and Cleveland ana Thurman
and history of the Republican party: liberal terms
millions in it." Address W. M. W., Star office.
aug20-3t'
WANTED-TO EMPLOY MAN WHO CAN IN
w huence or drum up some milk trade in north
west or southwest sections. Address Box 10, Star
Office. au20-3t'
WANTED-wHITE AND COLORED COOKS.
w nurses dressmaers, WATERS scullions, &c, city;
cooks and houseworkers, Philadelphia New York and
Brooklyn. +. N. BURNHAM, $50 and 632 + st. NV.
aulS-6ts
WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS DYE
w ing and Securing. Box "a, Star Office. aulS-3t'
WANTED -DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau conducted by ladies, men and women, white
and coored for all kinds of domestic labor for District
and states with reference. III NJ St W. au1 12ws
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss MECHANIC ONE
w who has had long experience in sash factory to
lay of odd work, such store fronts inside blinds.
swell frames and sash Only those need apply who
thoroughly accustomed to handling such work. APP
ply to OTTO DUKER CO., $50 10th st. n. W. ais Nv
NANTED-AMAN OF MORAL HABITS LOCATED
outside leading cities to represent an old house in
his section; salary to beg1n $40 per month; refer
ences. MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1853 New
York jy31-m&tu,4w
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EokRENr-uSrvKNrsHEI
EoR RENT-CHoICE HOUSES
Il IL IA MAkNIK A. CA

IL
Il n "a WARMER a co
provements. lAnSe srounds. stable. sloo
1l9S st NM NM =, nearly ney Sstory and basement
carr. hotels and business. rent s6s -'-
sSG ISM st sTiss HOUSE Jus, % Penn
sAoent locations rent reasonable at ESQ. vAoant si
1923 81 NV desirable new 3-story Hou.e with
IL MONS all mod improvements southern eKp,sur.
1889 corcSrsn 81 recently ~, IN order. semf0rt.
Al modern improNments, side yard. ront lou At ss5.
inss a neat : nom ilr1ck Honss. with hay winaos
iur9.se md other improvements. nice Des.bOrhoOd
These houses are well situated and worth all this, IL
asked Tor them For fuller information ATply II Office
auls-3t' B.H- WARNER 90. als Fstnw.
ySoR RENT.l22o . ST. " W. q ROOMS. ALL
II mod I'M 500 1929 4 ST, rooms. hne cellar
Apply i6i5 i5th St nv. " ~ 'O SnIs.'sf.
I,oR RENT-BIlCK DWELLING. No 7g7 oo,b
80 IL T. r1ons modern imPr9yemenis. NO basement
Il sslS IN :tnw....sl5.e7ee eth st. n~sl,
ssa aS az az $. .tn nw: iissbsss -. So
Auls-lw JAMES A. BATES. l4O7 Fan~.
J,oR REN1-THE BEST HOUSE IN THE NV
81 has rooms lars, Closets halls BATH os and SoTSGT aT
Keys at Benilys Drnf store cor. l4th and Oorcoran
NJ. PROCTOR, 0ls * Lave Auls-3t.
sloee7 $50 Waila Il + ~ T. sH r 81 So
II NV s.h st h. Sd ~ Tor a.
Ga 18th It NV. l2r 100 022 st n " ior...30
iisi IAN i h~i IS 80 81 & nv. s.sa
ia l4th stn.w Tor. 20 AS ST nv Or. 20 80
llO3 IT. NV. Tor. % 10 st - " Sr. aas5
loo ST NV Pr. 65 2is Arthur n. 5r % 40
81 ID ST. NV, 90 lI:ts Pierce Pa. or. - 40
olo ST NV, 60 6Bs Mass -
l3l Md; ave. ne. ar. go 1880 9th W ar Is 81
1913 ST NV; llr. so ga Mass n W. 7r % 81
". st NV. llr.. 1910 1916 l. 81 NV 8r % 30
~ T. Cap ST. llr. .JU7o sOg boundary. or - 81
Ills Cor. St. sr... a. 80 500 n ct a e. 80 50
l3so norcoran ST. Tor. As gls 81. se Or =. % 80
i5S4 hsrce Place. iSig 80 , II nm or 20 80
1904 st NV. 40 SIS -, NV 10
aSi ~ t. NV P Psn,ss e n q, 1871
l.35 18th NV, Sr $3.50 5ll 9th ct. s.. 5r = q 80
4o4 II st. NV. sr... $3.50 2lls 9Th 81. NV. 10
auls IL H. WARMER CO. elo stnx
1,oR RENT-NEw GROOM COTTAGE NICELY
Il situated. Oak st, Breeds subdivision Mt Pleas
ant; good arr healthy locality rent els InquIrc ~
owner. ON premises. sufs-8t'
D,oR RENT-227 AND 23l 18TH ST 81 Va
40 p m One square from PrintiI.s aud Engraving
6lo I'D st n. ". rooms concrete cellar with all
house Inquire 403 9Th 81 NV. auls-st
I>ok RENT-l22s nth ST. n W, CONTAINING
Il Ten rooms wood mantes tile facin.s and All mot
arh lnr,V oe Apply to kOBEkr STEAD.
aiShI'ec1 sVo 81 nv auls-0t'
NOR kENT-THOSE BEAUTIFUL HOUSES COR
Il her Of Sd aud SITS ne Containing r,,oIns ana All
mod inps. MAsHN DANENhOMER Ills FIST
aulT-lw
JfoR RENT-434 II ST n ". 10 ROOMS GAS
BLAI.L BROWN a CO,
aul6-lm 1921 St
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HANDKERcHrEFs.

Sample boxes Of the fall Handkerchiefs Just in
and to say they are pretty would be drawing mild
they are perfect beauties There are not great many
Of them. not more than go different styles 90 If you
Ike the novelties call early. They are all embroidered
IN the new colors and some Of the combinations are
truly startling.
The price for any Of the lot in
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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AUGUST az.
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Has rot to 60. II one price don't move 1t. another
will.
u French Balbriegan Underwear must 70 1t
Csc. OR o.. 25 SUIT.
Soc. French Balbriggan Underwear must goat
35c, OR FOR 81.
50c. 0auze Underwear must go ut
35c.. OR FOR 81
&125 Lisle Thread Underwear must 70 at
SOC.
z 81 Jersey Ribbed Underwear must goat
5Oc
All Broken Lots Of Underwear. that were zoe, 75c.
and d, must 20 at
$50. or for 81.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
We close at O'Clock.
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IrOR RENT
It SOS ct. me-, b. h., 6r..................s2 eos
5 Pa co 81 rei; /; D. sn q, s,S :; e
All new houses and mod. tmps. have been oe-
cupied- HERRON RAMEY,
aulS-3t 1907 A ST
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
INOR RENT-THE EDINBORO FLATS. 1006 I
Il ST. NV. by yearly lease Inquire premises 2l-3'
FOR Observation-Disclosures
TNOR RENT-A CAFE-IN THE HEART OF THE
Il city, doing good business; locality can't be
passed. Address, at once. A. A. E, Star Office. au20 3t'
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FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
av.n'rConn. 80 n at. bet ! Sth 9th 4 81
Dupont Circle, Syl tN 18th st.nrDupontCar. 50
hsI, near lotn ..:-..Sfo st. near lOth...... l25
90, ave. mr. , at 2so " ave near Q...l25
S<o farrAeut Square 25O lltn st.. bet and o. us
Conn. ave hear II. Dos 30 81 bet 18th lad 81
tlICH. BOX a BROWN
aulo 1sJ5 Penn avanM
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHEU-oNE OF TIE MOST
II desirable houses In the city, located IN northwest
section. overlooking one of finest Parks Herdcs
pass the door handsomely furnished. will he rented
70 desirable tenant for year or term Of years &C
reasonable rent.
Address PRIVATE star Office Aul5-lw.
I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
l2lO3 . St n; W, lor5J di'ss Union sw,. Or. Ella
900 81 Sr 30 digs Union P. Or. %
l2ll St Sr 81 90 Ofce rooms. 7oJ stn 81 -
1908 81 NV 80 Barber shop cor. 18th
4OS y j. ave. s.e, 9r..., 20 aud Enw
TYLER a kUTHERFORD.
aul5-lm 1907 stnu
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TNOR RENT-13l3 ST FINE 3-STORl BRICK,
IL IL rooms, rent moderate; and 20ls st. fine s.
story brick 10 rooms. rent $50: all improvements and
fine locations. NJ. ID. PECK, 934 + ST. auls-3t
IrOR RENT
II A very desirable business corner nth t. one
square below Moses 4 Co. and the Boston store $50
per month.
nne office for doctor or dentist St. opposite
Franklin square.
I0O2 18th ST. store. dwelling. and stable sl25 per
month
1910 10Th ST.. 3-story brick. e75 per month.
1911 18th 81. 3-story brick $50 per moath
2442 ST., 2-story brick rooms, q l6 per month
ll26 Park Place n e.. 2-story frame 6 rooms, 10
per month. ~
provements, ESQ per month.
aulS-3t Z c. CUTTER CO., 1923 Est
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UNOR RENT
Il 1909 14th st. NV. 10 rooms SIS
lSS? 81 NV. IL rooms. 80
too1s
luz scImont aSes ~ roons .oo
flat-1333 18th ct n W., rooms and bath. lkeys
q 1888 18th st. 30
Apply 70 Mn. H. hkITnuLLkR
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IrOR RENT-036 ST NV. Rooms. MODERN
L improvements. e42.5Q; 4e4 Maine ave- kw- q
rooms. mod. imps, o26.s5. CHARLES Il cAlwooD.
Basement 910 St nv. au1S-3t'
LOB RENT-l234 MAss l4io I ct n w.. Or .s2o. 80
II ave. l6r. o125. 90 1444 st. ", Or 80
II 20 9th ENTHUSIASTICALLY ave-. 6r.. .ls- 80
l70S Lstn l0r. .65 IS 800 III %. &c.
IA t0thsl 9Th 81 n.w Or. 10 20
HOO 9th st n w., 8r IS 90 Scott sta Or 90
400 llth sw., store. 80 90 2e3 S2evel 0r 90
$50 IT Wi k8r % 101 irwin st.. 5rs. so
Gal Masaav O, 8r.x0 O02625 stnw 6r.. 10.30
1924 5ths ". .6r. "a SO 1865 ID st. s.w, 6r...ll
403 NJ. sve.Ae. ~ eos wilson o.. 4r....-.l0
235 I'd ct ne, Or. 80
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