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THr Fox AND THE Bee

Tan Fox AND THE Bee
wal M.iLsa ihToass :hs tqss:. hungry and sad.
How Sc xSila s. , Ssssss NJ. ~ met
The f.I .,id @ ths Royal Bee.
o1 And al those under my command;
We not IKE you the world offend
H saS, tnSu ben d honest ySaI Dealing
Bq, el...sd vim happy feeling
F9L Forest Bee and Hive.
rS S.s s.%.. shield ana Protector
I n : Pubic Bsn SSs.ss:' Life
They thrive by trying the world to PLEASE.
Ipaa;,fs9a: ma Esss:: rs: d. little Bee.
To rscsiSs value for tssSS H %one sna old
Si ns. ai.ssnsinas our Sssiie ..yl. and inform
ma DTs s0oa sn p.as 2f OF Sa
ne f9llo .Dseihesson q BsIs.iss r vl convince
cod { x E; f BY: .:
na.hss s s issd os ias he sImO value iss
Ior,c t9s orSnary dres wear. only Sc per
Rs%nsns IN rood lsnsshs warranted perfect only &c
e:s: V: q Of
akvfYa HAD SLIGHT .y1RK- IN Our Bed
gRRLAb DlRAnTMLkL VIZ OFFER TIE DAN.
1872 IooA "a a tEs ssAEssls oSi IN ORDER
sewn. esss. Of 0srnsn Bsd- Ticiins. In shors
proof bius I'd White = H. rssslsr value 22c Esi
and whise e lScs regular value soc !,
bsse fseSe n IL markss q oAc., worth &C.: Ct &C.
dossa I,ssk JsrSsys, different sss.. reduced iron
~tSIsdi~S J,cksss hssvy Jsrvey anish sn<sr,,v ~
TxNsBuRaH Z Bno.
80 "a "a ~ 1a AZ 81 s. e ~
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20 Pa Cent Orr
ALL CASH SALES
DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL SELL
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, p1A-
MoNDs. STERLING SILVER AND SILL
VENTILATED WARE. CLOCKS BRoNzEs.
oPKRA-GLAssEs. ETC. ETC. AT DIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
FRANK NJ LEWIS.
sss-Sm l215 PA. AVE.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-wITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF B.
.ss
ss is"
WAASSTED TWO SS or THEE Rec, UNFINISHED
HHSoED. Star once. anu ~ particulars .ef nrsSs''
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO
p.rS9 .ns 1s h o9% @
and :na Address with terms Box 81 Star Office
WITH ns.. s E0s
N. L n, Star ofhcs. 1T
WANTED-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
table board Address p. .. Box s4s ei1-a:
WANTED-IN REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY.
w wv cs9tr.lly located. Room and Bosrd for semitic
terms reasonable and socommosstions hrst-csss Ad.
dress. with PARTICULAR. Box so, Star office. seS4t
,o7 ~, Two .n,,r
aas. wi. with Box rent TO- , ss
WANTED.BY YOUNG DIPLOMAT A SUITE
w Of Furnished Rooms. ON FIRST or second door, in
be- and :i
WANTED RoOMs-PLACE YOUR ROOMS WITH
" US If You want immediate tenants. We are having
;i%s before Is: season. s.,rly OPEN. GGfS Il:
So s0G3 IT, and House Renters and Real
WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED OR PARTLY
w furnished rooms with board for hve near cen
trail portion of city Address w c. 1913 st. slO2t'
WANTED-FOR HOUsEKEEPINa BY TWO
w adults hat suite Of five rooms in the north
western part OF the city. Address BOZ "a Star office
se10-2ts
WANTED-ON CAPITOL HILL, THREE OR
four nicely furnished Rooms. with board for SELF
tobacco smoke. Address, with particulars ROOMS,
Star Office. selO-3ts
WANTED "A LADY HAVING MORE FURNI-
w ture than she requires would like TO give Of
same IN lieu OF rent for UNFINISHED rooms Ad-
dress at once "B. NJ. 902 9th St NV. se8-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w somely furnished floor in Q desirable house with
pleasant refined, private family terms not over $40
per month best references. Address j. b. NJ, Metro
poutan CLUB au25
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

0ODOINISAN II0VI 1zISI i.
USOR sAIR-LOTs AND VILLA SITES AT ROoo-
IL lynn, the gEsndest Of al Washtngtons suburbs Tor
pr fook r h bYPHkkD = co. 1871 fss DIN
DDuANTs OF ooID SEAL .pEncAIR. e,6c.
e lSyE SE':ses 7Hc KAUsHAH5 D661G1 CO..
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FIX Youn Oh DRnss.

Wen have plenty Of weather whom your new fall
dress should not be WON. job lot Of Buttons ct hail.
and some half price Dress Trimmngs suggests way
10 ehsapy make last years dress good enough for bad
weathsr.
Three-inch Fancy Brsids Gold and Silver Tinssl
With the braid; Browns Greens. Blue. 0sfnsts.
80 cents, were S1.25.
Mohsar Pattern Brsids; nearly fifty styles; al at
half One lot at x5c., worth so and CSC yard.
THE.PALA1s ROYAL.
(Coutiuued below
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WANTED-HELP.

L
n :sii :Rs bring 'sisi'nos' good isi oa a
| W1NTED.WoNEN COOKS sio 10 90: CHAN
ssi Ssj sPs: Se':: :P
| WANNrTED,..w2MEN COOKS: elO TO $40: MAIDS,
Mem DICKS &sf En- f SIS 7s S''s ~"
W1NNrII.nD,,41T BURGESS : co. ass St: n W.
fss ana =. n ans: Of domestic labor
sIp.s mals s. i.nss ROM e
Sor must be expert to take from dictstion:
n sSsP Bon ing IS esg
W4ASTED.A CATHOLIC YOUNG NAN. ABOUT
HddSs.: 81 Once
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST in COOK
zDp9 ' Hi gsz Pss e
p. m. sell-Sts
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN:
s.Ss b::s tsa% ABLY go
WANTED A0ENTs-A PROMINENT NFW YORK
a e i;s:SssS IT.
:Ss1 o.ns nsS 100
So ~ ae's:; l Eaz
vst NV VIM ssii.at:
WANTEp-A kEspFofABIE WHITE GIRL FOR
1ppS So .s family no
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED sALEsLADY IN
GOOD and des store must 6rns
WANTED-A COLORED BOY TO SET UP POOL
snp
COOK WAsHE
family; good wages $40 9Th st. NV II.
WANTED-AREsPECTA aENTEELw WOMAN,
private family. City references required can ct
WANTEp-A YOUNG MAN FOR THE. CIGAR
have had none Others need apply Address
En- ASD MEN AND
A'D' FL Tp% fsiai'' cA S?Esnsnt 90.
| WANTED-AN AMBITIOUS LADY FOR OUR
w business requiring six hours work daily; salary
q seskly for beginning. Apply 10 am. Oaess and
WANTED-MAN AND WOMAN IN FAMILY OF
Apply
| WANTED-FIRsT-cLAss ORDER COOK.
Nv M,sgazines Apply by letter. Address B.. r o.
aSi.: , y.
NV. selO-3t
WANrED-cLoTHINa SALESMAN AND WIN.
asx G:s in own h'ndwr ee5a
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Homework In family Of three Apply at 5l9 9Th
w erence. Address H. B. L. col Pa ave- n seio-at
| WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK. WASH,
eaS a99 call Il Il ny
NV. selO-3t'
WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WHO. CAN
5sisRsss fssss 81
WANTED-BoY FOR OFFICE WORK: ONE WHO
RsS: g earn IsomOtOn before recevinsit address
w to wash ana iron; .l.o capable house sirl best
ressssse: required "a St me- call after Monday
| w Maids Housemen. Nurses. Drivers Seamstresses
Kitchen and Farm Hands. &C.; (swedish and German
ses-e.: eso.ssa F St NV.
| WANTED sTRIcTLY HONEST c0LoRED
ironing and general anS
fu only those with best city references apply 9l3M
| ST. NV. seS-3ts
w pupils by successful teacher; viii visit homes
II esSsisss
WANTED-TEN LIVE AND ENERGETIC MEN
Good ray; permanent employment. Apply to EAST
EhDAY HALDEMAN. l00e ST., Managers sS-3ts
WANTED-wHITE NURSES. CHAMBERM AIDS.
w Cooks male and female: white preferred New
York Employment Bureau. 9O4 G St n. W. se7-1w'
VNANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau, conducted by ladies. and women white
and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor District
and states, with reference ut NJ ST. NV. se5-lws
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES' AND
Write ssfT Fsfs 1;ss&Rss g.; sSs
Chicago. se1-14t
WANTED-A LIVE MAN, LIVING OUTSIDE
w leading cities to represent in his locality large
house Monthly salary $40 TO 800 at start Refer
n. au21 -mGtu4w
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II the Toronto Globe reflects the state OF public
opinion In Canada TO any considerable extent,
there Is great fear felt at the prospect OF prompt
Inauguration OF the Presidents retaliatory policy.
The GLOBE says: canadians must just possess
their souls IN patience, hope for the best and nu-
ence ottawa as much as possible TO do whatever
may honorably be done TO arrest the threatened
evi-" On the other hand, Governor General STAN
ley speaks In q most reassuring tone, counseling
calmness and a feeling OF geniality toward the
United states The prevailing view of the situa-
ton among Dominion leaders OF opinion is that
the lingo fever has now infected both parties but
that II the two countries can remain In statu quo
until after election the fisheries question may be
adjusted amicaoly By a new treaty.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sALE-AN oLD-EsTABLIsHED DARKROOM
Il and Restaurant; central location; present owner
wishes 70 leave the city Address Box luz Star ONCE
se11-2ts
HOUSE NO 926 c ST. n. w. SUITABLE FOR
III eating saloon or boarding house near Center Mar
ket, and between the Theater ComiQue and Harris
ana cold water; range latrobe &c. newly papered and
painted: rent s40. Inquire 926.LA- ave. seIi~lw
HOUSE 1911 G ST. N. W., WITH SMALL STORE
Ia attached; suitable for confectionery millinery
restaurant or any light business this thoroug hare
will be rented cheap for oces rent $50; keys a 1918
est s111w
INOR sALE-sToCK, FIxTUREs HORSE AND
y wagon Of an established Grocery and Provision
Store Call, after 30 m, 1900 St sell-5t'
HOUSES ARE FOR LABORERs; FIVE IN A
IL row; three rooms each Address bids for build
ing "a BOX %, star ONCE. IT.
LcOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A DRUG STORE DOING
paying business, on easy terms good reasons for
selling HERON RANFY
se1l-ot 1897 ST.
DAkTIEs IN THE PENSION AND CLAIM BUsI-
ness desiring TO sell out take in partner who
understands the business and has capital 70 in
vest therein may make satisfactory Arrangements by
sel0-3ts Box 43. Star Office.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY PLEASANT NEW MEDIUM
Ast1ed well built brick house for exchange for web
located lots. j. r. winner, 1913 Est. ses-3t
THOR RENT-DwELLING 926 G ST NV IN
Il Quire 926 Louisiana ave. NV. se5-6t
TOR RENT-HOUsE 1911 @ ST. NV, SUITABLE
for Store and Dwelling. $50. Inquire 926 Louisi-
ana ave. se5-6t
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR SINGLE MAN, WHERE
w cereais, vegetables and fruit furnished: meat
not desired. State price, and address GRANGER Star
Office. It,
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REMNANTs OF CANTON FLANNEL. *. 81
ass. DOUBLE III SsS9n ia 1sss LIE SaE >.
VIZ ARE Nor Too PRouD To
Neither our psssmstic proclivties 20
but that we can distinguish between hawk and .
a.nd.ssw We scinowlsdss. however. that cannot
DUDE AND OUNCE
Hitch up Dude and drive Ounce Like the Siam.
The 'eD,sss: y,pSrps q th buds proclaim,
S' The and spS H
others initiate Hear 70 ME- and Iii the world IL still
isas ny Sy catch the words Of wisdom which dow
Manual labor is mortal terror to him. mental labor
he sssIs S. + S
WE ARE NOT TOO PROUD ToswEAT.
toll With the toileF. We clasp their honest hands,
made horny oy honest labor We are not too proud
n SHARES AND sHYLocKs OF THE TRADE,
Wig :sll: Fay 0ys,coss. strictly .woOi. At Ga Is.
.iS s 'n3 ss..s. zais :.
! U.s.; r. s5 ks0: s;ass
a. s. ss DE- :s ' s4 I; T.. Is s:s:
s q s ssss 81 sss Es1 vs q
e n a. Doubling Thou..s. we simply ~. CONE
vIcToR z. ADLRR's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
s2! and 929 9TH IT. NV cornsr Massachusetts, ava.
strictly One 1rlcA
Open Saturdays TN IL p IN
,.I.oFFIcE COATS. stripes and checks. on ,a,s
M6ond,y WedTesdsy, ana Friday MORNINGS, from tin
REMNANTs, YARD-wIDE, UNBLEACHFD COT
~ ton &c. Remnants, bfeeched cotton 6k TX and
sAc. a. KAUFMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION,
seo-2. 11th St ae.
Now READY
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
HATS.
DRESS SILK HATS. s5. %. AND %.
ALL THE LEADING STYLES
DERBY HATS
AT e. s2so. %. $3.50. a. AND Is
BOYS HATS. 7so. TO %.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
Corner Pennsyivanis ave. and 18th IT.
sepS-1mo
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Iowa Is making complete and perfected work
OF the doctrine OF prohibition. one OF her Judges
mas decided that a man may not In that state
make cider for his own or family's use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11

Governor Dingley, Of Maine who is returned to
Congress by 30 large an increase upon his phenom.
email majorities Of 1854 and 1856 is not only one of
the aoiest public men OF the day bu the is also one
OF the most capable newspaper men OF the coun-
Try. His paper, the Lewiston Journal is a model
OF good editing and intelligent news gathering.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.


IroR RENT-FURNISHED HALL. 923 St n w.
l. to lodges, clubs and associations, on days aud
evenings 10 suit. Apply at W. y. DENlsoNss Real
Estate Once. under above hall au3O-.lm
Observation-Disclosures
LoR RENr-A GOOD PIANO, s5 A MONTH TO
W. ses-3ts
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The result in Maine is beyond the republican ex-
pectations, and is disappointment to the demo-
cratic hopes OF materially reducing the republican
plurality Of four years ago. The present able DEL
egation In the House, including Mr.. Reed. the
leader OF the republican side Of the chamber Is
elected BY increased maJorities The old saying,
-as Maine goes 30 goes the Union" has in late
campaigns lost some Of its force, and while Names
big majority Will doubtless create enthusiasm
along the republican lines, the issue in November
lies on the dubious battle-ground OF New York,
Indiana, Connecticut and New jersey
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Two BARGAINS In SKrnrs.

CONTINUED bslow.)
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EoR sALE-A FARM OF EIGHTY SEVEN
fruii trees. Address J. H CLARK. Fsirfax Court
House, Va ssl0-3ts
NOR sALE-oN METROPOLITAN BR, HOUSES.
T Lots, Country Homes; Dairy Poultry and Grass
Farms 8 to 500 acresL COOKE b. LUCKETT, Gas +.
At Rockville. after IL m. se7-lms
WANTED-wILL PAY 5000 CASH FOR NEAT,
w small Cottage and Acre Of Ground within half
hours ride Of city by rail Address, with description
TSOR sALE-DEsIRABLE VILLA SITES AT FOR
Il est Glen Nd; 1. 2 md cent? per foot
u Two tracts Of land sbout 3 milss from wsshins-
ton City. on the road leading from the NEW IRON
FREE BRIDGE toward Falls Church, We. one tract
containing 35h, the other AZ would make ex-
celent Dairy. Garden Poultry Farms. residsnces
person in business IN this city, would subdvide
nicely into EMAIL homss This property Y directed 70
Win Be cold ct public auction October TO- without re-
serve. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two
three, four and i've years Parties viii Be taken to
view property free o. charge Pfect title guaranteed
For furthsr tn1oEmataon. - Z II. sYPHx1D co.
1871 r ct. NV
ROR sALB-AT HHLRosE PARK, HYATTs-
Il villa Nd. deslEzhle LQsa opposite the handsonle
Essadepss q ths as' 3 = Elaot GO Lot 50 ~ 100
sorsss foot G6s. terms % purchsssrs q nors tksn
one lot o. 70 any building q onca For further
parttculan aupI 70 TYLER RUTAERFoRD.
su16-1m 1907 q q NV.
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(Conttuued below.)
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The result Of the democratic state convention
tomorrow In New York is a foregone conclusion In
favor OF Gov. Hills denomination. What opposi-
ton there Is TO him seems to be sporadic, and &c
lack cohesion So large a majority OF the dele.
gates are for him that the convention Is expected
70 do its work BY reclamation. The conclusion OF
the democratic managers is evidently that the
liquor dealers are more important politically, than
the mugwumps.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-wEST END FLATS 2o2O ST.
l near signal Once. nve Rooms bath and range.
hot and cold water. coal closets. &c. s20. Refer
ence required sell-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

(yoMFoRT- RETREAT, PoPuLAR !IRsI.CLAs
mslar5ous: sdvantages unexcelled; nsh1ng. hunting
sc ". Il CLARK Keep Iryse Warrington C91nsy'
OOID PoINT TARN WILL ACooMMoDATE A
CfeW boardsrs Tor fall monthA New house, On hieh
~round - 0onaSon; Jersey milk and butter eurra
chicfsna &c ;laEs open are Tor cool uehts and
ng1 Terms rsasouabiA Boz ,. Clifton bsstaon, FaiF-
IN County. We se0-4s
a NV DoARpRRs CAN IN AOOONNoDATED
Ae Wopdb1rn. etotte etak3o1. Metropolitan 4DEnDch
e To e. 81 81 . q 10Y ssSe
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The schools Of the District Will open as usual,
notwithstanding the middle In the District appro-
priation act in reference to the pay OF teachers,
which has been 50 frequently commented upon by
TIE STAR This course Will be taken In the conf
deuce that Congress VIII, in the general deficiency
BILL correct its mistake straighten out the tangle
and leave the efficiency Of the District school sys-
TEN unimpaired But the teachers ought not to be
required TO take this risk and the school author
lties should not be left In uncertainty Hurry up,
gentlemen of Congress, and pass the corrective
legislation before the schools open
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THREE MoRr SURPRISES

CONTINUED below,)
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p nns "a S4,tnch LadisS Cloth loc. xx6fIAX6
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

CoR RENT-FouR ROOMS ON SECOND AND
Il third floor; Furnished or unfurnisbsd; with OF
required: asa Mass. ave. seii-2t.
IHoR RkNT-vERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM
II second noor. 10t7 l4th ST. nv. sll-2w
Il full room: freshly papcred newly and handsomely
~ ~ pI.s se for crf se ssS
II nished rooms with bath and attendance. suitable
for or two persons or gentleman and wife
able rates sell-lm
INoR RFYT-DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN IN
II good location; near Pension Once; good stand
for nrstcsss caterer; references required Aad,.@s
I,oR RENT-lO4 nth ST s. z. SECOND STORY
Il Flat: mod imrs lisht housekespins hsriie. psss
the door fssrsss css line near by Also 'nlrd :,e'
EoR RENT-47l Il ST n. w. THREE BEhuTI.
II full unfunished rooms. second aoor suitable Tor
able for two gentlemen. southern exposure So
EoR RENT-wHoLE SECOND STORY. Fyk-
boa nsnsa ai ars pisi:ss ON rSo ,ns's o. ii
II some furnished roma suite single on SECOND
or third aoor. with private family. sell.lm
mES5 MI or gS1.s ssg Sa.l
so Per month; modern improvements. lo2. sta 81
DsAsd mont roo ano xi,h sosra on ao sr.on. Il
Sy per ioS %ensa s.n Also back room " $40. 9r
II three unfurnished rooms With board in pleasant
house. near East Cap. St sell-3t
L>oR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
= Tor two. comfortably and newly furnished without
oosrd 2, very reasonable terms. l23 llth ST. NV.
EoR RENr-UNFURNIsHED-TH LARGE
\ handsome rooms on nrst floor. also three four
communicating rooms on second door. could partly
ments; references. sos N st ST, nv. "' .eiitSt.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH EVERY
= conNenlenca sos 2lst ST. NV. selo-3r
l>OR RENr-RoOMS-DoN'T RUN ALL OVER
the city looking for rooms; come 20 headquarters
aud make your selection, and n we haven't what you
pay at the other end. y p. HUrCHlNs a CO. Room
henters and Heal kstat Agents. 1921 Il l0-3t
EoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. SINGLE OR
en- suite, in private family. furnished lArse doulle
corner house; south and open peplaces in
every room: references required 1l0l 81 NV
iy1s-9ws
EoR RENT-MRs I. sPRAUL. 6i5 Z ST NV
can Accommodate parties with nicely furnished aud
uhiurnlshed Rooms with or without board selO-ot'
EoR NORTHUMBERLAND SUITE
OF rooms on second hoor house newly papered
also. large paror bed room trst floor everything
nrst elasa l4l1 l1th stn selo-3t
EQR RENT-UNFURNIsHED. TWO LARGE
y double psrlors: other rooms ID aud ID doors
also, two rooms. suitable for dentist or physician
good neiehborhood; near cars 1916 81. sl0-3.
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
Il modern conveniences; IN small private family: to
gentlemen only. 1906 18th St NV. ses 81.
Erok RENT = l45l CoRCoRAN ST FOUR DR.
IL sirable unfurnished rooms I'd floor suitable for
hogsekeeping II desired; newly papered chandeliers
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j. S41xfs ~ ss. s2< iG - o ss...r l."
n O's.'& ca.'s ~ r., -.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

A. 4
Shelton WAS choosen by the AAti-Turner
Democrats at the stormy caucuf held last
night Shelton, in the course OF his
speech, mentioned that it was through the
aid of Democrats soldiers thai he had
esca ped into Ohio while slaves He be-
lieved the conference would eventually be
the means OF settling the negro problem,
and it was the purpose OF the delegates to
break what the Republicans call the Solid
South.
Noah Plummer, OF Massachusetts,, was
made temporary secretary.
resolution endorsing Cleveland and
Thurman was adopted by unanimous viva
voice votes. The balance OF the morning
session was occupied in noisy and heated
wrangles over the eformation of a committee
on permanent organization.
The afternoon session was far more
stormy than that OF the morning and was
given up to the discussion OF a report OF the.
Committee on Permanent Organizations. The
majority report recommended Prof. Peter
81. Clark. OF Ohio, as permanent chairman
and Thos. Fortune, of New Yerk. as
permanent secretary. The minority report
named j. Milton Turner for permanent
chairman. G. Fl. j. Taylor. OF Kansas
City, ex-minister TO Liberia, strongly
urged the election Of Clark. declaring that
new converts to the Democracy should not
be put in charge of the ship. He charae
terized Prof. Clark as the MODEST ssFgr0l
Roman of them all. = Great confusion
again prevailed and Turner finally OBJ
tanned the floor and replying to Fay lor
called HIM a national bHffoon, which
threw the conference INTO a state of ex-
citement
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
AN4CONDA NOTES.
Personal and General Items From the
Smelter City-Advertised Letter List.

Personal and General Items From the
smelter City-Advertised Letter List.
Mr.. Fred Wilson of the Helena Inde-
pendent is in town.
Miss Julia Heimbeck, OF Meaderville, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Irvine for few days.
Marcus Daily, wife and family came down
from Butte last evening, accompanied by
the Misses Lucy and Addie Thornton as
guests OF Miss Maggie DAILY.
The ladies of st. Johns Guild will hold a
meeting at the residence OF Mrs B. F.
Mahan this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All
the members are requested to attend.
The water mains are laid from the
reserve DIR to town Chat from the dam hav-
ing been laid before) and on First and
Second streets the others will be laid and
the trenches filled up as fast as possible.
Mrs. J. F. Kirby returned yesterday
after an extended visit to her father and
mother in Madison county. Her father
and mother are expected to come to
Anaconda to make their first visit with
Mrs. K.
The cut stone top of the Hearst house
basement wall is almost finished and II the
balance OF the building as it goes up is IN
keeping in looks and be as strong as this
work is we will have a handsome building
sure enough.
Our racing association racing days are on
the dates that were,to have been Missovlas 8
dates viz. %, 20, 80 and 31st OF ADJUST.
Everything about the grounds is in COM
plete order and the track pronounced
second to none in the Territory.
Quite an excitement was created yester.
day by our citizens seeing vast cloud OF
moke and flame arising from the picnic
grounds, some saying it was the pavilion
and Others that it was Onerheim's new bar
stand. Fortunately both surmises were
wrong. It was only an immense brush
wood pile some one had fired.