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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENf-rHkEt consrNIe Ting Roons
aud Pass5 Sn iss asOt unfuruishsd Or isrsy isf
IyoR kENr-Two COMMUNICATING. SECOND
SON hooma sa,oinins hath. xoe c Ct NV
I,oR RENTING FUENfsREp ROOMS GOOD
exposure, hay WINDOW aud ne- furniture 1ef .ssh
Fon RESI-ess Z 81: Sw.ITwo LAneE CON- IA
iSn, ssa oh s-s sr ,p sr szS ma ana s
wet farnisssa zig PEN PsS mo- S'''' VIM spiI-ss
roR Rented FLOOR 5ii Cd ST. \, W. TBKEf
tion esnsrsi as s Pc
EokkfNr-THkEE FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
,lr s1,e i1r Tensnsr slso ,~o anfarsishsa -so1a
forSnos. required sos / Il Az IL.
EoR RENT-LAkGE HANDSOME sEoOND-
~, nSor trOnt Room tn.ly Furnished bay window
s snSs. iso rr gls s,sssSs private family rst
kSok kkNr-MlTh BOARD A LlR0R PARLoR
on mrs. nooT, hsndsonsly urlshsd o. two stn.lls!
once lS 81 lsth IT NV near Thon.s clrcls.
II and suites Of Rooms south front, Ioostion and
house hr-t class. oVer.ooks Thomas Cir,e 1872 a
LoR RENT-fIRsT FLOOR. LARGE pARIoRs.
bou1eaesrSns ana sssSs With n,ssn complete ios
sant rooms and bathroom. lovely loAtion ls Z "a
EoR RENT--ELEGANT ~ RNIsHED FRONT
Rooms. 10 to $40 at 1881 D -; nv.
arlN-sN WI p HOFFMAN
l,oR RENT-lJo2 n ST NV MKT bonn To
IL ormley's handsomely furnished R.-5uts "a ante
OF sinsle. with boArd Table board apiO-dr'
I'oB RENT-l3s2 ct y ", FURNisHED or
IL Urfurnlshed Room LIST. "a. "a hoors. summer
prices. Table hoard. aplO 81
I,CR RENT-l5S3 ST Nv STCoNp FToak
II three Rooms. furnished " unfurnlshest tor hn-s-
keeplng south front. market aud herdhs uo.r
aplO-et"
I.oR RENT PARLoR FLOOR = FIRNISuFp-
II contaiisins three rooms snI hssh. with al ran-
Ncnleilces for lgh; housskeepts pri.e SIS Ir nuufl
Apply 400 q ST. near corner 9TH 81 nv aplO., n
I,OR RfNT-TMO OR THRfE nRf0hr SUNNY
II bay window rooms ln new house With private fau-
ais I'd noor, furnished OF unfunisbed with with
out board Convenient 70 two lines ot 1854 uth
II. n. AIlO.f.
lNoR kENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
some suite of kouins suitable fsT SENATOR. Mem
81 1901 st Franklin Square aTiO-st-
Eoh khNI-i6is 81. \. w.-fURNisHFB
- pArlor hoOr. southern ~Nposure gratr hnat. a-u
other rooms convenient 20 fs cars aud herd 80 las.
tue door. also stable tor vent unll'sa q.
k,oR kENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD IN
II IriNa ate family, two Rooms. furnished a. pa-lor
ana bedr lon OF two bed rooms nice home fsr nan
ap8-3t- 49,
I,oR RfNf-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. o. LANCE
II nicely furnished back pArlor would lie ~ rrt a.
two gentlemen board II desired BEAUTIFUL lsrutian.
herdlcs psss the door. ls2s l5th ~ nv apa-3ts
I,oR RENT-sUITF or SECOND FLOOR South
Il 'front.' furnished rooms. with boand also. ,fl.r
rooms hear ar and NAVY DEPARTMENTS tsuNeru, eft
reservation In front references iSO3 Il nNAn q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

The decision Of the New York court OF common
pleas, on appeal, that a sleeping-car company is
responsible TO passenger for money stolen from
him, through any negligence OF the compauy's
servants, while he sleeps shows that the tendency
Of the law Is still In the direction or frmer main
tenance OF the rights OF the public as opposed to
the corporations But there Is point to which
Ibis principle ought 10 be carried which the courts
can hardly reach, and the legislatures could wen
AFFORD TO give their attention 20 Il. Every sleep-
ing-car company ought TO be required by statute
te provide safes for the yaluables OF It's passengers
TIE company charges hotel rates for It's services.
Why should II not be compelled 20 give hotel &C
comfaodations and insurance I'm return-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11


One OF the most Interesting features OF this ses-
sion OF Congress Is the political maneuvering In
relation 70 the territories seeking admission TO the
Union The senate Il now considering the repub-
Lean proposal FOR the admission OF the southern
hall OF Dakota, whichis supported by strong ar
ray OF facts and arguments The democrats, who
have made their policy q subject OF caucusrule,
meet this with the demand for the admis-
sion OF Dakota as whole, In connection
with Montana Washington and New Mexico.
The partisan character which has been given
TO the controversy threatens 70 leave it as far
from settlement at the end Of the session as 1t was
no new states will be voted into being before the
presidential election. Besides this political ma
neuvering, other Interesting discussions going
on. The complaint Is made in Idaho that the
stewart bin, permitting the citizens OF North
ern Idaho to vote whether they shall send
delegates TO the constitutional convention OF
the proposed state OF Washington ignores the
right Of the whole territory to vote On the Ques-
ton OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and It Is charged that all
this IL only preliminary to the execution OF
another design Of Senator Stewards to annex
Southern Idaho to Nevada Then, too many pro-
less to see In the plan for admitting New Mexico
deep scheme OF the Mormons TO capture state,
and thus carry their peculiar institution of poly
gamy from under the control OF Congress They
said TO have obtained already a strong grip on
the politics Of New Mexico by the quiet immigra-
ton OF saints into that territory from Utah.
Guileiess patriots who fancy that the business OF
state making involves merely a question Of popu-
lation and resources would have their eyes opened
by q visit TO the Capitol while these subjects are
under discussion. and be astonisned TO discover
how many diverse interests will be affected by the
decisions TO be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

The above il very important question to Ladie
this season Of the more thiss
time when it is 90 hard to match the New Shades We
nave them all We are showing the finest line Of
GILT. SILVER. STEEL and TINsEL TRIMMINGS in
the market. We have full of TINsEL. also
SILK and METAL GIMPs at Soc. per yard; finer
goods at higher prices Stock of BLACK TRIMMINGS
unsurpassed both for variety and style.
PARAsoLs.
We have never been able to show handeomer line Of
Novelties in PARAsOLs than this season. and in
sequence. our sales in this department. have been
usually large We keep our stock mp by new supplies
every day. One large lot of all SILK STYLISH
STRIPED PARAsOLs. which will be sold while they
last ct the very low price of 81.
CHOICE GOODS AND MODERATE PRICES
CHANCE LOT
We purchased yesterday, 70 doz Handkerchief. the
samples of 9 Bankrupt Jobbins House. They have
been divided into two lots, and placed upon our
counters lot At &C.. and the other st 10c thsy
are very cheap.
BLACK GOODS.
We have Just opened another case of handsome and
seasonable BLACK DRESS GOODS. Comprising SILK.
SILK and WOOL. IRON FRAME and FANCY 0RENA-
Dimes, WOOL and SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. and
OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS.
BALSAM FIR SOAP.
The Manufacturers Of this celebrated brand Of Soap
have authorized to give Basam Fir Pillow with
every cake of Soap sold for limited time as the Soap
retails at 25c and the Pillow worth 37c.. this is
rare opportunity.
Z. q. DAVIS.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED TWO OR THREE PARTLY FUR
w nished rooms FOR light borsckeeSlng with NICE
people and neat and clean; have Kitchen ntens fam
ny consists Of man. wife two children girl III. boy
Address Box Io2 star ofsce. spll-3r
WANrED-BY TWO ADULTS, TWO FURNISHED
w Rooms and Board preferably IN refined private
Office. spll- ST.
WANrED-THREE UNFURSIsHED COMMUNE
w eating rooms for gentleman and mother. Al
dress DESIRABLE. star once. ap.o-3r
"ANTED-Two ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
adults on Csnitol Hill near tAe Capitol. Address
ApoLIS star ONCE: state terms. references ex-
changed splo-2t'
WANTED-A NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DE
w sire 20 rent Apsrtm nts consisting CT parlor bed
room and bath. connectlns. with without private
taote located between lAth and 18Th sta vest and
snd sts north; references exchanged Address
Lock Box ~. p. o. apl0-3t'
WANTED BY 1sT OF MAY. ROOM WITH
w board; room must have southern exposure and be
disensaEed for next winter Address stating terms.
u. l. y, Star Office. aplo-3ra
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New. RELIABLE BLACK Snxa
Since the heavily weighted Black Silks have
been withdrawn from the market and the besu-
tful lightweight goods in new and attractive
wesves introduced in their stead. the demand
has increased wonderfully. We are now show
ing number of new wesves recently produced.
which will no doubt meet with stu greater
popularity than that accorded the prior makes.
BLACK PALETTE DE SOLE.
This is an entirely new weave. IL made Of the
purest silk fiber. and OF unsurpassed wearing
qualities 1t has . rich. lustrous surface. almost
a. brilliant ~ satin, but lacking the harsh ghts
and shadows usually perceptible in drapins.
Two qualities. 81 and sL25 per yard
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE.
As indicated by the name. "The Skin Of SILK"
It's entirely free from any foreign substance. or
artificial weight, has = deep rich appearances.
is light and durable and takes the place Of all
silk fabrics usually considered too hesvy for
spring and summer wear. Three excellent
qualities. S1.25. s15O and % per yard
BLACK FAILLE FLORA.
The weave is an almost indistinguishable nat
double advantage Of not creasine in pacaturs.
-Four extra qualities. sL25. sl.60 sLsO and
s2.15 per yard
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE
This well known and desirable weave con-
tinues to grow in popular favor. and ranks first
for street and church dresses. Six uneQualed
values. 81. S1.o5. s1.50. sL75, sl9O. and 9:
per yard.
BLACK SILK MERvEILLEUx.
Not new by any means, but always desirable
on account of its sterling worth and durability.
Two grades at present, SAC. and 81 per yard
BLACK SATIN MONOPOLE
This il a double-faced Merveilleux little
heavier, and more in favor with many ladies on
that account 1t is the preferred of all satiny-
finished silks Two supernne qualities. a1.60
and $L75 per yard.
BLACK SURAH SILKS
These fabrics need no introduction or re-
marks other than they are the most desirable Of
all silks for the foundation Of those elegant lace
dresses affected by all well dressed ladies.
Their wearing qualities are unrivalled. We arc
carrying the most extensive line in the city, and
quoting the lowest prices yet named for the
same qualities, SO, "a. 80. rs. s4c., 81, sl.2O.
sl.25. SL35. 81 40 $3.50. and Sl.75 per
yard
We are fully able to substantiate our claim
to being Headquarters for Silk Fabrics"
WOODWARD LoTHROP
Cor 18th and sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

The objections 70 the District apuroprts,,on HIN
An its provisions concerning the teaehers a, ,,,a
public schools. which were recently considered m
TIE star, were discussed at the meeting on tne
trustees Last night Embarrassment In the aufv
OF nliing the vacancy caused BY the death OF Mr.
Paul, arising from the restrictions upon promot,ons
and salaries contained IN the bill is found NV the
trustees 70 furnish an additional reason for mod,-
Ding the proposed legislation.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EQR. kENT-FlRsT-CLAss oFFIcE-RooNS AT
Il 1O5 sth ST n. suitable for patent lANysrs claim
agents architects, real estate Insurance assts
draughtsmen. &c. first floor. two large rooms go
Third floor. three good sized ROOMS els laiaediats
possession given TYLER RUTHERFpKD
mb3O-2ws 1907 4 It N ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

1.oR RENT-A STABLE OR SHOP IN REAR or
house Is u st also several desif7ib bic roou.
On LIST aud I'd noors. LOUIS y. sHOENAkTR
arll-5 92O u.s.
ISoR RENT-NEw PIANOS AT LOWEST RATES.
h. WALDECkER a CO..
ap0-1m 52l 9Th ST nv
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-To PURCHASE A PIECE OF PROP
w erty from $4,000 TO S20 900 investment.
business prorrty preferred Give lowest cash yrlce
Address Box %. Star Office. spl1-3t
WANrED-To RENT. AT ONCE. HOUSE OF SIX
W rooms ana bath fronting south east must be
new; punbing hrst class. Rent not over e2S or $50
Star office. nT,,s 81
WANTED-FoR A CASH CUSTOMER, SEVERAL
w small houses that would pay well Investment
No delay II price is low and title satisfactory.
mD3l-lUt II A. MCINTYRE AIS
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LORD & TAYLoRs BLACK Hos1EnY.

CHILDREN's BLACK HOSE we have in five styles
1st one-and-one rib "a close fine rib: I'd, and
seven rib (seven fine ribs ard wide ribs Sd. plain
(not bbed) 4th Isle thread the other styles cot
toni: 5th, wide rib (white split feet; 6th wide rib
white toes and heels)
Styles Nos. l, 2, 3. and are priced according to
size and range from SOC. for No. to &C., for 81 in.
Styles Nos Band are 25c pair for all sizes from
to 9H
LADIES' COTTON. 25. IS. 40. SO. 80, 75c.
Isle, 90, rs, S5c., 81, S1.25.
SPUN SILK. rs. SO, CSC. s1.15, sl6s, s19S.
RAW SILK. s2.4s. $3.19. s34S, s4.6S.
MEMS HALF HOSE, 20, 80. Soc
$125 SILK HOSE FOR SIC.
We still have all sizes in the following shades BUT
VERY SMALL QUANTITIES: Pink. Cream. Light
Blue. Heliotrope. Olive Yellow. Lavender. Black
net. Orange, White Salmon, Red.
Sine we are selling, during the special sale, our
$135 Silk Vests for 81 nearly every purchaser buys
pair Of these &c. Hose to match We mention this
explain why you must not delay call if you would
take advantage of our fortunate purchase.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11
FOR RENT-STORES.

IrOR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING OPP
IL rooms. S2s New Jersey ave. bet. h ard . dntut
and Capitol. just vacated by the Government ~ en-
cellent business stand. Also g32 zth 81 ne uic.
broom Brick. gas and water sla25.
eplo-or W Il BUkfokD, l422 " HaVe.
II ST NV. 81. 500 per annum Of thres V,rrss ..-.
hey can be found next door. 500 MaorsS drns store
ap.-@ CHARLES ". HANDY 92l Fstnw
lrOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1886
u 18th ST NV containing Is rooms with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire l6:Ss l4th Vt. hlI-Iaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

The tree bridge celebration to-day comment
morates a notable event In the citys history.
West Washington overnows with satisfaction and
pride &C the nnal success or the struggle, pro-
tracted through many years and at times appar-
entity hopeless 20 secure the means OF free CON-
munication with Virginia The whole city
rnds occasion for rejoicing In the CON-
pletion Of a creditable bridge across the
most important OF the waterways which
separate Washington from other parts OF
the District and from Virginia The general sat-
isfsctioa finds expression after the American
method, In a display OF bunting fireworks, speech
making and q parade. The weather clerk has
regulated those matters which pertain TO him
with due regard 70 the occasion, and in a proper
spirit OF sympathy with the celebration, and
the same success-assuring energy has been dis
played By citizens In celebrating the bridge,
as In securing a bridge to celebrate.
The free bridge across the Potomac, now secured,
should be the fOrerunner OF a substitute not dis
ereditaole 10 the District for the shabby and dan
ger threatening Long bridge, and OF another bridge
substantial and ornamental, for people, not rail-
roads, 20 be thrown across the Potomac from the
main city.
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POISONOUS Cosxrrrcs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER il
harmless as the dew. preserves and beauties natural
ly Properly applied cannot be detected The follow
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding adver
tsement, comprising all the leading Druggists in the
city, sell and specially recommend II.
Try "Freeman's Lallah Rookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract" the latest, delightful. elegant, Quadruple
j. Massey, 316 4th ST: h. P. Stone, 9TH and L sts
Mass ave: l. b Cutler. n. J. ave: and G ST.: W. 2,
Roessw.h ssh and - 81. c4. S"d 80
BS PVT Cl.rridse Ind ave and st Van syckers
L Mac kali 22d and sts NV; C. f. Keim, 1918 l4th
ST Nv J. M Major eth and y sta A Acker; Sd st.
CIT, 10th ana sts NV. T. Cissel 10th st. aud n
ave; 7. p: Cole. S24 18th ct. NV; W. C Williams
Moore, Penn. ave. and 18th Of. Tschenely Evans
Wholesale Agents. apl l-eoH3m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

E,oR RENr-NEsT IND FLATS. 262O SIM
hive rooms and hath. second floor. rsu1re hot and
Apply TO Jsnitor mis- iOt.
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ABour Fast BLACK HosrERv.

We have arranged with Messrs LORD Il TAYLOR to
supply the Washington public with the identical War
ranted Fast Black Hose sold their Broad
way. in New York. We shall also quote the same
prices which will make the name "PALAIS ROYAL
~ popular in Washington for Tast-Black Hose are
LORD TAYLOR'S name in New York.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
1;.xh bale
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ParLADrIpH1A Sros,.

PauApELpmA Sron..
The orssssst bargain IN CLOVIS
ever offered One hundrsd and
thirty-ssvsn doasn Imperial spum
S1k, Fun FasAionsd Gloves, n
Coaon and Blscks; an ass; nsvse
sold lsss than ooe. psar.
We will sal them
Is cents o pair, and can safely
say that such . bargain vas
never offered.
Do not miss than.
SPECIAL IN oURTAINs
ssvsnty-Avs pairs Of Congress Net
and Fancy Madras CURTAINe, at
30 cents pair. Cost double this
price TO import
cARHARr 4 Indy,
sp11-42 oes tn and 7oe Z St. NV.
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A Few BAnaArss Fos Mrs.
F. 4 4 :. E.. 4 / {:
EN- go {T 4 +
kk 90 % 7 "A ILL
r. "A a Il Ex i
k.1s I "A / / { aS 81 ( ~ 4 II NM
I II ssss TIT
ILL Il ssss /

Special Sale Of MEMS UNDERWEAR AND
HALF-HOSE, suitable for wear Ave months in the
year, viz: March. April. May, September. October
Mems u Lightweight Wool Shirts and Drawers,
fancy colors silk finished, improved shape. 81 worth
for II Mems 75c. New-shsped Ribbed Balbriggan
shirts Jersey dttins): untearabe ribbed necks....
Mems Soc. Improved Shape and Reinforced Jean Draw
srs Mems English Bal Socks 20c pair. or pairs
for 81. Seventeen different shapes Of Underwear
displayed in show window Of 18th street and
psnnsylvania ave.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

Conronr. Cosv,s,rsos.
AND EooNonY.
Come in and look through our cosy and COM
Portable Shoe Parlors - they srs now arranged;
everything possible done to insure the privacy
and comfort of our Lady patrons. and the con.
venience of Gentlemen; but that isn't all The
incompatible Stock of Splendid Foot wear that
we are now showing surpasses any ever seen in
this city before.
Ladies' American Kid Button Boots, patent
leather tips light, flexible. plisnt. 81 25 pair;
well worth 81; in fact. it's doubtful II you can
ind such outside our house for less than S35O.
Gentlemen's Extra Fine Calf, in Button,
Lace. and Congress Styles. all widths and
sizes Our price 90 pair; good values for o.
special feature Of our Shoe Departmontis
our stock Of Matchless Kangaroo Shoes, soft
and plant a. kid glove yet tough and strong
for wear. We have them in all ersdes, shapes.
and Sizes They are absolutely the handsomest
and best fitting shoes we have ever seen, and
for tender feet they fill very long felt want
ladies' and Gentlemen's Low-quarter Shoes
are daily coming in. The advance styles are
now here. and THEY ARE BEAurIEs You
should see them in connection with the low
prices our superior system Of doing business
enables N to place on them.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
GENERAL oUTFITTERs,
ap1I SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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WANTED--BOARD-

WANTED-BY AYoUSG NAN. BOARD, WITHIN
w ten minutes walk OF the B. ana q depot Ad-
dress, With terms SC H., the Aliloourne Adver-
Using Agency, Baltimore apll-3t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED MONEY FROM $1,000 To $500
ON real estate worth more than twice that
haere'' brot star ONCE stating lowest rate Of m
WANTED-TRY OUR BUrTERINE AT 20 CENTS
w Ter pound; don't get strons rancid keeps bet
roundl or money refunded, 46l O 81. NV. open All
pTSptiy = B. 10 conneeiion SSa,sasS With ~ ANY
apll-lw' wM C scRIRNER
WANrED - STAR BICYCLE - MUST HAVE
w iront-bar without JAoket-pipe ard osciilsting
sadlespTins will PAY cash down. Apply KIM u ~
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w hen3vauns Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
ssroyed. f. II: YoUNGs, Once l4O2 Pa ave. Factory
cor Sth and sts sc. Telephone elo-2 or loos-2.
w Columbia College grounds. containing $500
square feet Address Box 80. City t-oice-alO-3.
WANTED.-IHE USE OF GENTLE HORSE AND
week rom 70 6. Apply to p WALkiR. SOS st
n. W. stating terms. ap9-3r'
eiss to come q cd stand Of the WasH fSGis
mpdes.ss price 81 10 I'm st " and DroSpre a.
cles or eyeglasses that are lasting to the spe3t
WANTEp,loooo CUSTOMERS FOR CLARkL's
pUuS sss0s he'd sP04 . s 81 and and ana
cheapest Send postal for free sample
ape-6t. 1900 10Th stpw.
WANIED-A PAIR BRIGHT-BAY. STYLISH.
w well Unmatched csrriage horses: must be family
cuars. Box s4 Star office. sps-3t'
WANTED PARLoR FURNITURE UPHoL-
stored Mattresses made over in hrst-class style.
at residences Address c. NEIsoS. 5ii ION 81 Nv
yVANrED--TO BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND
w FURNITURE stoves carpets Feather beds clothing
also Old IRON paper brass and COPPER in large or small
tVANTED-FURNITURE. FEATHER BEDS CAR
.sets The highest cash prices paid Address H BAUM
XNANTED-ANY PERSON HAVING IMPLANTED.
~. gran alated or scroiuous eyelids can have item
cured 6y sending address TO or eans At the Stevens
soils having sore eyes Try IL. ap6-6t.
WANTED 10000 SPRING SUITS To CLEAN BY
cleaned in separate bath and Thoroughly deodorfzed
ap6-ot'
WANTED THE 10000 READERS OF THE
w Star TO know they can have their spring suits
material PkScE LOT '''' Spss B@r'
NNANTED-sIEAM DYEING AND SECURING
clothing: work uneQaaiied Compare nav worE With
the 'one dollar" cold water process. PRINCE l0ll
Est zp-lm'
NyANTED-wEILs DUG BORED AND DRIVEN. |
w All Kinds OF well work done in most skllful man
hRi made sSss fsGi Mo
323sth ne. dl-5m.
WANTED-HoRsEs TO CRAZE on FINE BLUE
w grass az - per month Apply H. b. N Box %,
LeesbuTg, Va. mil I'm
WANTED-PARTIES DESIRING TO SELL, OUT
w their stores and places Of business would do wei
70 call ON me- as have constant inquiry for grocery
drug, cigar and other stores. restaurants Sc u. L.
BOYER. 3l3 ~ SITS mhls-lm'
WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT
w Tor cash by MN. FkIEDEfICH, the manufsctur-
ing ieweler. COS eth st., opp. Patent Office mh1-8m
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