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TuE NEw LEATHER GooDs.

The self locking sstche is the new thing for this
autumn. The Satchei cannot come unlocked.
SATCHELS.
pocket: imitation Alligator In tan and black.
For Use. new shape Alligator Satchel.
For 81 Fancy Leather Sstchel
For sl35 Seal Leather Sstchs with oxydized silver
trimmings.
For also Satchel of Seal and Calf Skim with oxy-
died chain trimming.
For SL50 q Satchel with two outside pocketbooks
Finer satchsls up to SIG each.
WRITING TABLETS,
with compartments for stamps, pens, ink, etc
Imitation Alligator Tablets, 75c.
Seal and Fancy Leather Tablets 81.
With Oxydized Silver Trimmings S226
Real Japanese Leather Sstchels, $275.
Real Seal Leather Tablets. s3
CARD CASES
For Zoe Seal and Japanese Card Cases
FOR 3Oc Oxydized Trimmed Card Cases
For 50c. with Safety Compartment for money
FOR Toe. Elaborstely Trimmed in Silver.
FINER Card Cases up to sl4 each.
PoCKETBOOKs
Superior Leather. all colors, 20c each.
Seal. Leather-lined, long only 25c.
Seal. square or lons only Soc
Combination Card Case and Poctetboot and with
Writing Tablet calf and seal, only 81
WIN Eisoorate Oxidixed Trimming S1.oO
Finer PocketboOks up to sl6
Wnsn you ZEE the qualities offered 1t above pricea
you VIZ thoroughly appreciate the offer of 10 per can't
OF such pricesL 'e- o'A'
,cont,rr.a ,.,,, THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Thurman's Illness last night from imprudence
IN diet and averexertion occurred at a peculiar,v
unfortunate moment, and brought disappointment
as wei as anxiety 10 the great crowd which had
gathered TO hear him Like the brief illness which
Harrson brought upon himself by over-work
earlier ia the campaign, Humans indisposition
VIII doubtless prove trifing, temporary aament,
cured oy rest. The warning. taken by Harrison
should be even more carefully needed by Thurman
on account OF his greater age. He has won the
right 70 De spared the rough work OF the campaign
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Jacksonville has at last yielded, and after a
brave strugge to defend herself unassisted against
the yellow fever, consents to ask the aid OF her
sister cities The epidemic has progressed beyond
the possibility OF local control As last desper.
ate resort the city Is TO be depOpulated so that
the people may be removed from the sources OF
disease and the latter may be thoroughly purified.
Camps Of refuge are TO be provided for these pris
onerS, shut out from other cities by wise precau-
lions against Infection The suffering to be re-
neved arises not merely from the ravages OF the
fever and the losses endured In precautionary
measures against IT. In the Isolated condition Of
the people, marked by total suspension OF bust
ness and high prices for foods lack OF susteaance
Is threatened, especially TO the poor. The appeal
from Jacksonville, In view or the circumstances
Will undoubtedly meet with hearty response
from the charitable. The STAR is requested 10 re-
eeiVe, credit, and forward contributions 10 the
proper authorities, and announces that, In accord
ance with It's custom In such cases 1t will gladly
DO 81.
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LADIES MusLrS USDEnwrAn.

LADIES Nk USLIN UNDERWEAR.
1t is our constant endeavor to offer better val
ues each succeeding season, and with Muslin
Underwear We have been eminently successful.
These are made of good Muslin in a thorough
manner, and represent as good. if not better,
values. than these prices ever brought
Muslin Corset Covers. in both low and high
neck, finished small seams. buttons and worked
button-holes. excellent shape. Only l2kc,
each.
Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin Corset Covers,
low square and high neck. trimmed with Linen
Lace edge. Only 25c. each
Heavy Muslin High Neck Corset Covers. has
V-Shaped yoke of "a fine tucks, trimmed with
Hamburg embroidery, small seams and perfect
fitting. Only $50 each.
Low Square-Neck Cambria Corset Covers, in
all the large sizes. trimmed with fine embroid-
cry and Valenciennes lace. SO. 62H and 75c.
each
Excellent Muslin Drawers, deep hem, two
clusters Of three fine tucks. fnished with deep
yoke. Only 45c per pair.
Wamsutta Muslin Hubbard Night Dresses
yoke Of large and small tucks. double rufae
down the front, and Hamburg embroidery
around the neck and sleeves. Only 81 each.
Splendid quality Muslin Short Skirts
trimmed on bottom with three inch embroidery
ruffie. Only 62hc. each.
Extra-fne Muslin Walking Skirts, deep
tucked cambria rufie. edged with four-iucb
Hamburg embroidery. Only sL5O each.
Second foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and sta W.
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A0yeYtfseru

viii serve their own purpose best. and q: the same
time greatly accommodate The STAR II they will send
m before noon to-morrow their announcements for
thee1trs large edition of Saturdays paper the forms
q which must be sent to press much earlier than on
The other nve days of the week
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CoRsErs Pa Excr11usor.
WOODWARD h LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and + sts. n ~,

The shape and construction Of the celebrated
I. c. Ia Persephone. PARISH made Corsets en-
bodies certain features Of excellence not to be
found in any other corset They produce Q
beautiful. symmetrical shape to the form with.
out necessitating tight lacins. or In any man.
nsr injurins the organs of the body. Their sup
port 10 natural. Arm and lasting The hips nt
you are not under the necessity Of putting In
darts to make them look slender and graceful
They are made in Paris BY skilled cutters
and fnishers and are worn by millions Of ladies
throughout the length and breadth Of the
United States. and have been sold by us the
past seven years with steadily increasing popu.
larity. We carry the line in Coutil. sateen and
lasting, in short. medium and long waists, and
can at any form nearer 10 perfection than d
possible with any other brand. II you have
not worn them try pair and you win md
that the size Of your1watst wiz be sseyninslylrs-
duced. the outline improved, permanent sup.
port afforded. comfortable fseling and grace
full shaps secured Prices el50. s22A CATS,
e35O and CAST.
Next TO the L O. Corssts W recommend
Thomson's 0iovs-Atsins corssta which ~
show IN Ans Jeans Coutil and satssn, in extra
long. medium and short waists. q q, elAo
and sL75 per pair.
(seeond nooe.)
WOODWARD Z torHRor.
~ oes. 11th end - nv.
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THE New JEwEIRY.

THE New JEwELRY
We are showing many new and exclusive designs in
Real Silver. Real Garnet Real Amber. Real Tortoise
She'll Real Gold and Jet ewelry. In Imitation Gold
and Diamond Jewery you'll lind one of the finest COL
lecons in the country. We note particularly new
and pretty:
Warranted Sterling Silver Glove Bangles only 25c
each.
Round and Square Rolled Gold Double Hair Pins.
75c
Sterling Silver Pins for dressing hair. SOC.
Diamond Hair Ornaments, representing lilies of the
valley shepherds crooks. balls &C., 75c to SO
each.
Sterling Silver Hair Pins tdouble) s1.15.
Cut-Steel DasRers for hair millinery purposes.
only 75c. each.
Superior Roll Gold Collar Buttons. only 10, 12 and
loo each with Rhine Stone. 2oc. each.
Jet Collar Buttons with Diamond, Pc. each.
Over 100 new designs in Roll Gold Lace Pins, with
and without Rhine Stones 75c to $3.50
Sterling Silver and Roll Gold Ball Lace Pins, made
extra strong. only 10c. each.
Two Pins with connecting Chain, 35c. to 81
Set Baby Button Roll Gold (chain) 75c.
1900 new Jet Lace Pins at 25c each The prettiest
designs we have ever shown.
The new Fob and Watch Chains you must see Soc
to LIS each.
The real Garnet Bracelets such as we formerly sold
at 81 now offer at 81 .50-a large purchase of
garnets enables this
The new Roll Gold Coil Bangles at sl.50 each you'll
admire
sH-we ask critical examination Of the finish of our
new Jewelry-being made to our special order we can
offer superior finish and in many instances lower
prices than asked elsewhere for the usual paIpsbe
limitations
The 10 cent discount positively terminates Sat-
urday. Sept. %. at 9 pm.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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New GLOVES. NV GovEsu

NEW ULOVESI NEW OOVES!l
MEMS DOG-SKIN GLOVES. We try on at our risk
these stylish Gloves only 81 pair.
OUR CSC. KID GLOVES for the fall and winter will
equal in quality any heretofore sold At ST. 1t was
only by contracting take q 900 Dozen and by the
extra discount allowed for prompt payment that en-
ables offer such quality Gloves for Csc pair
They in Tans (three shades) Grays 1.-TWO shades)
Browns (three shades) and Black. They have nve
buttons and scolloped at the tops. The first ship
ment will be here morning saturday. Sep
TENDER 81.
OUR 81 PIG-sKIN GLOVES at 81 pair have
jumped into popular favor They are elastic yet re-
tain their shape; they light but very durable.
They are 50 that they may be secured
in only few stores in New York, and only at the
"Palais Royal" in WASHINGTON. We now have all the
shades in Mousquetare Style, but advise an
early cali to avoid dis appointment-
OUR MEMS DRIVING GLOVES. Mems Calf.skins
at 81 10. Mems Castor eaver, S1.75 Ladies' Dog
skin Gauntlet Gloves, SI3o. Improved Close Tops,
$50 pair.
NEW "PALAIS ROYAL GLOVES" The new
Feather-stitchiny and Embroidery shown in our Un-
dressed Kid Gloves Buttons, 81 90; S-Button Nous
Quetaire. 81 80. Every pair tried on at risk.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Dread below)
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LADIES SILK Swiss RIBBED VEsrs

LADIES SILK SWISS RIBBED Vzsr
We have just closed out from the manuf.c-
turers the balance Of their Ladies' Pure Silk
Swiss Ribbed Vests under such peculiarly fsv-
orable circumstances that we are enabled to
offer them at the lowest prices ever named on
equal qualities. or ever likely to be again.
LOT A--s1.
Ladies' Spun Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests, in low.
neck and no sleeves. ribbon run around the
neck for Tightening. Colors White, Cream,
Pink Light Blue. Lavender, Old Gold. PEARL
Salmon, Cardinal Seal Brown and Black.
ONLY 81 EACH.
LOT B-s2 s225. AND g.
Ladies' All Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests, silk faced.
pearl buttons, neck run with ribbon Colors
In the low neck and no sleeves lot are Cream,
Pink. Light Blue. Nile. Marine, Mode Cardi-
nal. and Black, only 81 each. Colors in the
high neck and short sleeve lot are Cream. Light
Blue. and Pink. only 81 25 each Colors In the
high neck and long sleeve lot are Pink, Light
Blue, and Cream, only $3.50 each.
LOT C-s25o
Ladies' All Pure Silk swies Ribbed Corset
Covers. now rapidly being generally worn
on account of their warmth and perfect fitting
qualities. These are silk faced pearl buttons.
neck run with silk ribbon: two styles in cream
only, high neck with long and short sleeves. ex-
ira value,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
LOT D-s3. 1915 AND 81
Ladies' All Pure Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests ex-
ira quality Of silk, neck run with ribbon. silk
faced. Colors in the low neck and no sleeves
lot are White, Cream. Light Blue. Garnet, Pink
and Magenta, only 80 each. Colors in the high
neck and short sleeves lot are Cream, Light
Blue, Pink and White. only 50 rs each. Colors
in the high neck and long sleeve lot are Light
Blue. Pink, Cream and White, only "a each.
SPECIAL LOT E-s5.
Ladies' superfine quality of All. Pure Silk
Swiss Ribbed Vests for wear with decolette cos
tunes. Has low neck v-shaped in front and
low-sQuare-cut back. neck run with fine silk
ribbon, band, neck and sleeve holes trimmed
with inch hand-crocheted silk edgins.
colors, Cream. Light Blue and Pink. Extra
ordinary value. being little over half the usual
price
ONLY s5 EACH.
This purchase is particularly opportune mas.
much as fashion writers predicting an al
most universal affectation Of silk underwear
this fall and winter by the best dressers
First floor in annex)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and SITS n. W.
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TIE LITTLE Men.

TIE LITTLE Men
Don't let them suffer They are quite a. SEN
sitivs to change - We. and not ons-hAlf - COM
planning. The thin clothing il not su1nsisnt
now. You. - their natural protectors, must
see to this. The little tots want kilts-s2.50 to
sls. If they are older they are anxious to
Assume more manly gsrb. and We can crafty
this ambition. $3.50 to s26 embraces stock
that has entailsd Thousands Of dollars of capital
and the skill and attention of our army Of
ASSISTANTS. Nothing that the children need IL
missing. The quality the highest, the prices
lowest. - usual. Second foor-elevator.
sAKs AND COMPANY
PURvEYoRs TO THE PEOPLE
9TH STREET AND MARKET SPACE ss7
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PROPOSALS.

DRopOsALs FOR FUEL. = CLERKS OFFICE
L HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. WAsHINeToN
August 10 1sssaSesled Prepossls, will be received
SEPTEMBER TENTH. 1885, for the delivery Of one
thousand IL OO0) Of the best white ash furnace
coal screened more less: also fifty (50) CORDS of
the best spruce pine and hundred tl00) cords Of
the best OAK wood, less. may be needed at
the Houre Of Representatives during the sc
year. said wood aud coal to b delivered and stored
the vaults at the South wing Of the Capitol ct such
the House Of Representatives; The coal must weigh
224O pounds to the ton and the oak wood be cut in
three CD pieces. The wood must measure LIS cubic
Capitol The right to reweixh the coal g the Capitol
and the right to reject any and all bids - reserved
The bids endorsed Proposas for coal And WOOD
and addressed to JOHN b. CLARK, CLERK Of House Of
Representatives q. 8 au10-2aw4w
PROPOSALS. FOR IMPROVING THIRTY-FOURTH
II sTREET.-OrTIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c..
WAsHMoroN. September Q. lSSs.-Sealed proposals
xtn be received e this once until TWELVE O'CLOCK
1858 for the improvement Of 34th street with
proposals and Specifications 10 obtained this
once upon application therefor together with al
necessary and bids upon these forms only
VIII Be- considered. The right s received rel Ct any
K WHEATLEY. CHAA W. kAYMoND. oe6-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AN lLJ)--Sll " A11ONS.
WANTEpI,1;sY. 4 MII Z, GER;
.monsh a" Inquire ieoa 9Th s st NV -'' IL
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE WHITE GIRL
Place tSr sh.RSsr rs and sewing in rstsi.s'
validity and title searches Address DELTA star
ONCE. se7-3'.
M ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Lsundrcss
sSssr SAIL ia
w fsandress House Girls Maids. Nurses. seam:
All have city reference. 6l3 9TH st NV. se1-2t'
WTANTED--A FIRsT-oLAss sEAMsTREss DE-
rs: Sbs, and 90 e az ns ses
given. Address Box 100. Star office. se7-2t'
XUANTED-BY AREsPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
ironing references given II required. Please call
1926 New Hampshire ave. NV. se7-2t'
WANNIEp.BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
housework for small family. Apply 3l6 II st. NV.
WANTED - SITUATION BY AN EDUCATED
w gentleman and experienced nurse as companion
eG SICK kad.ss Star os
w five years experience in retail drug business with
fc'ies sRfof fSo ffaG 3, ' Hw .sss,.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A POSITION AS
w Type-writ and correspondents clerk or as book
come
Respondent" Star ONCE. se6-3t
WANTED-A SITUATION AS A wATCHMAN OR
w janitor of o building by a competent man. Ad-
dress MURRAY, 34S Pennsylvania ave. NV se6-3t'
WANTED : BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION IN
w patent lawyers ofice; can make preliminary.
validity and title searches. Address DELTA sta
office. sef-3ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. A
w situation driver or Yatchman; understands
of horses Address v. D.. Star office. sst5-2ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN
w situation porter in store: understands driving
and of horses. watchmsns place; give
good reference. Address n H., star Office. se6.2t.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER
w maids; also nurse girls cooks. scullions, house
men, drivers farmers, dAirymen &c. Cities country,
and resorts +. NJ. BURNHAN, 63o-632 L st. Nv
se5-3ts
WANTED-BY REFINED PARISIAN LADY. sue
" cessful teacher. engagement as soverness first
class family school. Good English and French
scholar Highest references. Address PARTISAN
r. q. Box 672. New York. SEQ BIT
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT
w and culture who has had thorough normal train
ing, would like position visiting resident
erness French music. ENGLISH best city references
Address ]. l. s., 60 York ST.. Norfolk Va sel-6t'
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Mracunr OK A RAxpAoE

Mrncunr OK A RAxpAox
The nckleness Of our climate wss never more
noticeable than In the past few dsyl II have
taken . terrible cold" the common remark
Not cure. but . preventative. 10 the informa-
ton sought You need . light weight garment
to wear during these spsllaL msrciful man IL
not only msrciful to his bsast but to himself
and to 20 around shaking - though you had
the asus il meroilesa Our line Of Fail Over
coats is the most complete ever shown In WASH
inston. We Manufactured them and know what
superior garments they are. % to s35 are the
limih Of price. but the quality. style. and at
have no limit. Third aoor-elevator
sAKs AND COMPANY.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

VSOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR AND ONE
Il Room cor. 9Th and NV. $50 per month. Also
dwelling store for rent, $50 rooms, mod iml
AIply ". & JOHNSON, us 18th NV. au23-lm
I,Ok RENT-FINE STORE; BEST LOCATION
II for any business; plate1gass front 81 ieet deep.
cheapest t. nj ia town, ouly $40 per month 1928 E
St. Pa. ave. NV. le22-3m
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FOR SALE--HOUSES
,oR sALE-BAReGISs

i
Beautiful home. lie Droit Park house new. m
! rcpuss al the latest imTsI leaving citV "
Lame window trick. n. y roouls ali mod
inipS. smaA cash Payment haia-lce monthly
. A 10 room flame house ne. Dear cars los
sSNl Is. stahlc
set.- ri. Rom. ssns a ioo.r.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

VrOR RENT-FUENISHED HALL. D23 r st a. W
Il to lodges. clubs and associations ON days AID
evenings to suit. Apply at W. y. DENISons Rea
Estate Office, under above hall au:BO-3m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L,oE KENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN THE BUILDING
II on Pennsyvsuia avenue and 10Th street, opposite
Treasury Department, and At junction OF l4th ST. y.
Y. ave. and Pa. ave. street Building formerly
OCCUPIED by the surgeon Generals Office As busi-
ness location unsurpassed ia the city. HILL JOHN
SION. 1908 Ia. NV. seq lmeo
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TcOR SALE-LoTs AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
lynn. the graudest Of al Washington's Suburb for
views Of the city aud river three nye ok and tsn eta
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1902 Both 81. 81 $4,000
80 y St NV. Or 1000
35l2 psf, b h Dr 1000
1896 aud - SD. tir 1900
sou aud > N,i.h,sr ), OOp
l+l3 35th. q. b.. sr. 100
34Oo y It, bh.. Or
AAA-A...... .-..-......-3 .-Do
.ion Of the property on mo
G II. TICKLING.
l.Oi sd ~. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ LAW, Barbour Law building, 400 Iouisiana
avenuA Waahtngton. u q hsstdsnoA LIS u e
~. G2s
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I.oR sALE-HUUsEs-

NOR SALk-HUJSES-
II 1909 y st NV.
b.h-. or, new......s1. 800
BOA y. b.h.. 9r......1.00O
Bol4 Prospect ave. 100
:BOJO ana Is NJ st.. b
h. ana sfOre...... 5000
l23. Both, b. h.. nr. 1900
34Os y st..b. a.. lOr.5.OOO
The above ~ only n porI
books. Call for list.
lylO-3m
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BY ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE
w men table board in vicinity of corner 18th and
NJ SITS. II. ". Address BOX lbs, star Office. se6-3t'
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sssu, ~ bone; Ls DrS,, r.rt: hou.. nov: N
i, larss eay-wIndow orick nv; y roeYs all mod.
lo,roSm fame house. ne. near n street cars los
THORNTON cAKUsI. A,torneyst.r.w
sep'- koonIs and 4. iOo8Fst
I>oR sALF-HoUsEs SIS pea 81 n~bb
a;sn. ~ ~ sSSsoO s.. pa 81 nv. s $500
,SSoS nv. IN, ar is, zoo 2i.s n W M. ZOO
1856 Is ana St i g IS .pS ls NV a. ssog
M: and o. 1880 81 "a nv s6 10 q SssS
hh. Dr.. $4,000 5-Os \ 81 NV. b h
iSCs aS{ Pa ss ana ~ Hyli; 81: -"Oe
l5s2 TO i54S stnxS al II 70 sS u Il 80.
7Si 10 6S Y;rTssai s =. sdl Oh Or q ss 5000
1851 ie 1905 L:i SIS lit6 81 q. Nh AOO0
oeaIIsy; bet sih ana sVO0 SSeOo
iiss . is ga ST. ~ rs riis 81 ne = Zoo
aiGo ESQ SIN soOO 100 70 s6Ii ST goo
l$ii NV IN Or 5000 5000 ,e ga assa,oi sv 1000
SIS g 1884 stnw. = bhy 3r............ issO
bl1 le a0 Gs !, S1s HIs',Ss .; the y y
TIE LIST and 10TH lscsl rHos NAGsANAN
I,oR sALE-oN MErRoPuilTAN RE. Hot-sr.
!. lots. soSntry Home DAIRY rgultry ana Gas.
Al Rockville. alter ~ IA. sim.
V,oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-7 ROOM FRAME
l. No. 500 L 81. NV. lot % GnlOO unly -, $50
ath and 2 sts ~
I,oR sALE-CoTTAGE AT MT TTASaNT a
Il Foons. cot 2'Hl|0; good nci.rAboi hood nssT
MAGGAMAN. 1908 Fst nv. SOW ' Sa..at =
l.,oR sALE-HOUsEs BUILT IN OVEfN Ar
II 80 ie' eishi rooms. bath. all modern nnt,rons
mcnts. nicely phTorcd throughout: cabinet nailtei.
olsn hrsrs.gs lots 2lNluO 70 Is foot pAyrd ailc3
~ uicNcsl tluAl neShburlood electric hts AuA
f~o linos VI cars Nail sell Al the Low Il "a 300
se7-3t = iSSs = ~
I.OK SALE-SENEN- 4, 'OMs PRES RR,CK RAY
Il window. lot l9Nlou lth - ne. $4,000. IL roains
$500 = rooms. corner lsth aud q. lot sOKba
so.boO. ro"ins, pr,-ss brick bay- window, curnsf
tl,se. PoT Stt~seS W. 9b AN. io; sG ee rss
o-gugm brick, 18Th 81, mud imI~. -. 30. 4. n
siiHEkD CO, 1871 II so5-st
INuR SALE - NEW sIN-RObM BKICK On an.
Il Il ne, 20Nlo0, 500. also G-room bIick 81
hall, cellar aud every CONVENIENCE a. 300. tj-rpo
BRICK on ST., new. sou cash, a.. loo
MHTTAkEK A JORDAN.
teOth l4lS st
u rrty southwest that will rent tor sa5 ts.r month
rce $4,000. q. II. fARhEh. y and D. s.W s6-3ts
E.oR SALE - CHEAP - TNO NEw sIXRouM
d hrick Houses, with all mod. nps on ~ 81. bet A.
ias a 1850 each. {. A. PAlSkEIs, Az aud 4 ~.
IGOR sALE-CHEAP-THRFE SMALL HOUSES
u aud Lois on l. ST. bet AM q h ste RENTING
- 10 Ter month. Price OF the three $50. s0Op
cash balance IN two years. G H. PARKER. ~ and
81 re'i-sit.
I'nR SALE -CHEAP-A GOOD E1NEROON
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Surprised the Old Man.

CHICAGO, May 9.-Homer l.. Evans of
California, it developed here to-day, was,
without his knowledge sued by his wife,
Mary, in Chicago in October last for di
'vorce and the first intimation he had was
a few weeks ago when he received notice
in Oakland, where he lives, that deposit
tons would be taken to prove him a
drunkard. In Il letter received by the
clerk Of the circuit court to. day Mr..
Evans asks whether there is a bureau
for easy divorce getting in Chicago, as
the methods employed by his wife would
indicate there is. He says he has lived
for six years in Oakland, yet the notice to
take dispositions was sent to San Fran.
cisco and he only received it by accident.
His wife very well knew where he lived,
as she left him in August last ostensibly
to visit friends. He claims the best of
relations prevailed between them, and
that several loving letters have passed
back and forth. He embodies ali .hese
statements in an affidavit, in which he
adds that he is not a drunkard. The
clerk will advise him to get a lawyer.