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Various states OF the Union which shrink from
prohibition for themselves petition for prohibition
In the District with the same enthusiasm that
distinguished ARENAS Wards magnanimous offer
20 sacrifice all his wifes relations the altar OF
his country. IL Is believed In Washington that
when cold tea ceases 70 be irnbibed az the Capitol
when the high license men among the believers In
temperance yield to the prohibitionists and when
local public sentiment cornpels the enforce
ment OF existing liquor laws, the times Will
b ripe for prohibition by act OF
Congress IN the District, and not before.
1hs point and merit OF prohibitory law lie in the
application OF IL The indications are that WASH
i1gton, like the other large cities OF the Unit d
States would II the choice were given it vote for
high license rather than for prohibition and that
u prohibition were imposed upon IL BY an author
i-y outside Of itself the law would fail 70 be en-
forced. In such case the large body OF citizens
who hate and dread the rum power would
b less satisfied and the city would be In
worse condition than under a strict regulation of
the liquor rraffic The condition would be realized
here that senator Ingalls, quoted as representing
u exist In Kansas, where 'the prohibition people
have prohibition law-that's what they wanted
and the whisky drinkers have all the whisky they
want" AT any rate, 70 Is expected that members
OF Congress, while they may maneuver about the
proposition Of prohibition in the District for an
advantageous political position, will not adopt
any such measure without ascertaining In
some way the real wishes OF even the
temperance people Of the city. Only the
conviction thar IL is for the best interests OF the
people OF Washington should bring a vote for IL
when the final division Is taken. There Is no need
20 experiment with prohibition In the District
There are numerous examples Of It's effect in
different localities, and trial here would be only
cumulative II, therefore, prohibition is proposed
for the District not because the people here are
supposed 70 desire IL as the most effective check
upon the rum power. but merely In pursuance Of
the theory that The District must be dosed expert
mentally with all the dubious nostrums OF the DO
Eticsl doctors before they safely be fed TO the
states the project should be abandoned II any
experiment in respect 10 the liquor trac suggests
Itself IL Is that OF direct governmental control
similar 70 that which prevails In sweden and Nor
way. That, at least, would have the merit Of
being a new and strange dose, and the symptoms
CT the District under treatment might be OF some
value TO the curious states for which such expert
rlenis are Instituted.
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TINS Is OuR WAY.

TINS Is OuR WAY.
Talk about discounts allowed and percentages take
of! Read what we have to say shout Boys' Clothing
Naked facts that it is impossible to misunderstood
Statements that cannot be misconstrued. Here are
samples:
Lot 1853. Boys Suits. ages 4 to H. in wide vale
Corduroy, VERY handsome design and most
excellent wearing goods former price s6,
and cheap at that; now going At % suit.
Lot 3es. Mouse colored Corduroy Suits in narrow
vale. ages to II, regular price g. so. now
$3.50
Lot ad7. The same goods only in very dark shade
same price.
Lot l5l6 Boys suits strictly all wool. in dark
gray mixed combination color, aees to IL,
now going at 81. so suit. How does it
strike you.
Lot 47s1- Boys Suits. ages to IL. in . very neat
dark pin check effect Regular price ss. now
$3.50
Lots olO1, 4114, 4739 and 4744, are Boys' suits.
ases4 to II. in different effects Of heather
mixtures. Strictly Atwood. Were splendid
values at IS . suit. Your choice now will
cost just sa50.
Lot 1901. overcoats. ages TO o. nice patterns and
warm garments that we've been selling a. a
big bargain at -: nov going at o. Is each.
Lots Of beautiful little overcoats plain and tr,ehan
trimmed. all wool fabrics. we'll worth all ths
way from 81 to %. are now going at tho n
diculously low price Of ONE DOLLAR AND
EIGHTY NINE CENTS each; there are
about city Of them left out Of an immense
lot Of 800 that we secured 1t great barsain
some time ego.
We have given you the lots to serve you q msmor.
andum. We describe the goods best We can and ~
tell you what they are. We offer you no eonundrums
to worn oct leave oOphOle for u to escape from
what We advertise We don't wsntro avoid or sscspe
from any statement We ever made. YeuW and the
Goods here advertised be not discouraged because
you've been deceived slsswhsre You'll hnd no dscsp-
temp raosissd hare. Come and see xhs: We have to
ofer before you buy.
sAks AND COMPANY,
THE BOYS RELIABLE cLoTHIERs,
a2l SEVENTH AND MAhKET SPACE.
DRrss SHIRTS
Correct Styles for
FULL DRESa
JUST OPENED
W. 8. TEEI.
o35YSPENNSLvANIAA AVENUE. ta2o
,UI-RArR SALE CONTINUES FOR ANOTHER
~ week same prices and bargains ali eoOds MARRIED
LII &no A~1o lin ~. Sc JA2l-6t
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AdYeRfi<era

will serve their own purpose best. and at the sane
sine greatly accommodate THE STAR. II they will send
IN before noon to- morrow their announcements for
The extra large edition Of saturdays paper the forms
which must be sent 10 press much earlier than
the oshsr Ave days Of the week.
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wanted: new post-ofrlce building for the city
OF Wash.ngton-cenrral locatioa-ror Immed,at.
oSe-to DC owned. not rented, by the government
Response desired from Congress. and not from the
cOntending owners OF eligible sites.
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u Is hoped that the new District railroad hill
may not be required 70 take such a long r,lnn,no
start that IL will lose breath before II receives the
word Cor Time ries, senators Of the Dls,rie.
COMMITTEES,
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WHrRr's Youn U1srrn Ar

DIDN'T YOU WISH You HAD A GOOD LONG
WARM STORM COAT WHEN THE BLIZZARD
cAAH nLrzzARp COATS AND BLixzARD wxA.
Their HARMoNrzE WELL.
SERIOUSLY, WHEN YOU CAN GET A GOOD
WARN COAT THAT CONES ALMOST DOWN TO
TOUR HEELS. WITH BROAD COLLAR TO COVER
YOUR EARS FOR s10. s12. ELI. SIS. eco OR s2s.
THAT WILL LAST YoU 10. II. Is Is. 20 Or 25
YEARS AS STORM COAT. DON'T YOU THINK
IT PAYS TO KEEP ONE! TAKE OUR woKD FOR
II. IT DOES COME AND SEE HOW GOOD COAT
YOU CAN GET FOR VERY FEW DOLLARS.
THE BOYS WANT GOOD WARM COATS THIS
WEATHER TOO. BETTER BUY AN ovERcoAT
THAN PAT A DOCTORS BILL. THERE'S cots
MORE ATTRACTION IN THE ONE THAN IN
THE OTHER.
WE HAVE GOOD WARM ONES FROM a UP.
FOR ss, %. % AND sl0 YOU'LL GET SOME BAR.
GAINS.
ON THE LOTS THAT WE HAVE TOO MANY OR
TOO FEW OF. WE'VE CUT PRICES, AND YOU'LL
Fund 1T TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO LOOK THEM
OVER
BOYS SUITS HAVE BEEN TREATED IN SAME
MANNER. AND THERE ARE GOOD MANY GOOD
THINGS LEFT THAT SMALL MONEY" WILL
Buzz
z. =. BARNuM L co,
ja27 - 93l PENN. AVENUE.
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UxrorMEp REprcrroys II FIR
MrNs BOYS AND cHrLDRExs' CLOTHING.
ovsrcoa.s We sold a, se5 We sell at Ella.
eco an
Suits 200 . al,
as 80.
And all other grades in same proportion.
Fos boys from Is TO Is years old wen sell you Over
eusts o. so cents on the Dollar Suits we'll sell =,
$50 Der cent less than former price
Chiidrens' Suits and overcOats we sell you so can't,
On the dollar
a full line Of odd Pants for Men, Boy. and chuar.n
very cheap.
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING On
!a21 Corner 9TH and Sta
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CANES, GAMrsr GAxrs.n
HOME ADJUSTMENTS! HONE ADJUSTMENTS!
New Games Constantly Arriving
CHILDREN'S eLEDSi 6LEDS! SLEDS!
sLEIGHs! sLEIGHS! SLEIGHsi
ICE SKATES! ICE sKArFs! ICE SHAKES!
MAGIC LANTERNS! MAGIC LANTERNs!
New stock from 49c to ol6.5QN
New arrival: Steam Engines and Toys.
ja26 4ol. 40a, 4o5 7rH ST. Il W.. above It,
CUR-RArE SALE CONTINUES FOB ANOTHER
~ week; same prices and bargains; al goods markOd
" blue ngures: DOUBLE COMBINATION SrORE
I%41 and l243 18th Of. IA h2l.6t
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w DIRK AND WArcH,

By conducting business under the principle Of the
above we have always been successful ON the Geld Of
commerce.
We watch the market closely and purchase only such
articles As We think viii benefit the public and our
selves
The Public's Benefit Is Coed valusn
Our benefit Living Profit
We have sain been successful in procuring some e1-
uaordinary Bargains for our
GREAT REMNANT SALE
this entire week
LIST OF BARGAINS As FOLLOWS:
cases Of Gray and Brown Mixed and Plaid De Beige
remnants. in good lengths. At DC per yard: regular
offers of the season
several cases of DARK, Medium and Light Figured
Percale Remnants regular width and good snsths, at
&C. per yard generally sold at 12kc.
small lot Of short lengths rench Percale in light
and medium styles extraordinary width. at 12c. per
yard; standard price, 15c
Only 20 pieces Of Fine Furniture Cambria besutifu
designs consisting of many different colors ct &C. per
yard which is much lower than the regular market
value.
Skirts (sdvertsedlAst week. and announce continue
ton until the eutre lot Is sold For the enlightenment
Of the reader who did notice advertisement
few days regarding the Reduction Sale of Skirts,
We viii state that the lot consists Of different manufsc
lures and styles worth from 8c g. reduced to 49c
Anew invoice OF the Celebrated Connstadt Feather
Ticking Remnants, in excellent lengths, at l4c Dor
yard regular value, 22c warrant this fabric to be
entirely Feather Proof.
Notwithstanding the advance of cotton We will sell
all our Short Lengths at the old price.
We have received New Lot Of Fruit Of the Loom
Heached Pilow-Case Remnsnts in excellent lengths,
at the following quotations:
ga SO inch Ga
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WANTED-HELP

l.
WANTED.A GOOD HoUsEMAIp m Private
81, s.% 0sy German French or Ensiish Adds3s s.1
WANTED, FoR SPECIAL WORK Two mot
NOR, s0od bushes men both in opacity snd
EVE Ss?' 8. i: 20 S. 40; s: :%''''
ma sso n &c 20
Drivers a-SS; GSo; So VI G sa
WANlED-A YOUNG MAN OF doom ADDRESS
.srr e Re 0rdsrs n sample s.ps,snos not nsce.
pay seDd .drs:. e Bon I'D s.s o
WANTED-A NEAT AND IxPERIENCED wO-
Must msI to O. do ssnf Rn .
10 and II oe0ef 1 isiS 18Th ::
WANIr6GP9rA GOOD COOK IN PRIVATE FAMILY
WANTED WHITE CIR. NURSE FOR ONE
ply .. aos lin S; 4 70 NV nome night ris'sDe' ap
WANTED TYPE-wR!TER OPERATORS TO
w w rent Remfnston No Machines. in rood condi-
ds.: sEo sEItfERfl os& 81 Ssi9ss e esy
aSS q tsS sssks sr iaSs
Peunayivana ave- g. IL
WANTEED1ooAao PARTNER ACTIVE OR SILENT.
Aaar s.sh e in good $.
WANTED-EOR HOUSE AND OFFICE WORK
Sss sSS5d SSy sf fifteen mus. STns
y! 5SS;S L own RA1asa TT9S
WANTED-ToDAY-COo cHAMBERMAIps,
ood To .s nav
SHSf a 81 ns
sh,s can Ss sold 2 every .sc9un,.
Boz iaos g. New Sn Haven. Conn. FRANK 3s 81 o
WANTED.A CoAcHAAN And COOK; MAN
~
ssaI zsas:.: F isii ss' 's' ssss
WANTED : COOKS. NURSES, MATTRESSES,
w maids sesmstresses DC 500 white women cooks.
.ss is:a
o. ". ia25-:}ts
WANTED..AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS
dairymsn msn and wife a oncs SIS assnS
WANTEp-As A CITY SALESMAN, YOUNG
grocery or provision business mus, h.ss GOOD refer
@ Boz % a 9TH
rssu eOndue.sd By isis. Mem and aoasn. white bite
and With refsrencs III :. n@ s si it'
w dress cutting by the perfect tailor square with
80 ds 5s5 lin & nw Opposite Gosss H4 9n on
WANTED-A GOOD TENOR VOICE FOR CHOIR
as stan e. Salary $3.50 pen saags. sS'
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL TO WORK
for wholesale house. on needlework at their own
homes (sent any distance) Good pay can be made
Evsrything furnish. Psrticulsrs free Address AR
city. n9-eo6m
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS.
w to earn 20c; to % an hour at their homes
humbug. work 10 simple and easy. Twenty working
samples; an envelope ntaining sample of goods
and full fnstructons sent for lQc. g help ray post
di2.2m w. -''' w.
WANTED-A DREssMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY.
w Learners for Prof. CHRISTNERS new I'm
transitional Tailor System with any inch-rule or
ispe-measurs alone, as all scientific tailos cnt
Mime. s. J. MESSER Conservatory Vi Nodes" 12s2a
Fstn.w. Washington, DC. d6-3ms
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR 'LE-To RESPONSIBLE PARTY-sNAIL
4 stock Of Groceries, Fixtures, Horse, Wagon. and
as15 r ave-. '"'H S0'' 's''' 'S ,sa sst@s
I>oR sALE-A MEAT STALL IN THE RIGGS
Il market Inquire at No. 81 st. NV. ja27-3t'
IrOR sALE-wHoLE OR HALF INTEREST IN
i od-establish-d Book and Stationery business ON
Pennsyivanis ave-. rare chance Address +. Y. Box
IIoR sALE-A CORNER GROCERY PROVISION
business can be FRAMED 80 70 get retail License
immediate purchaser at bargain;
IroR sALE-oNE HUNDRED SHARES OF PER
Il fiction Heat and Light Co.'S stock: paving in
ve ,.a2es, HEBRON k i.,a :,
DERsoNs WISHING TO AVOID THE NEXT AS
Il sessment on the linotype stock may md pnr-
IlPE ofice. stating price. which must be low.
ja26-3t
lI0K sALE-MAdN lTo -TELEPHoNE sHELLA-
.,a.s. CRANE FiEIis ! CT FL, ssn i.."
(,IGAR STORE wANTED-wILL PAY PAIR
~ cash price for hrst-csss local ions must show large
s sss and good average trade Address BO, S. s:ar
BUSINESS MEN ATTENTIoN-A GENTLEMAN
- desires positioI paying el5 per week Would
edge d the business L Satisfactory. Address h O..
% street northwest ja26-3t'
LOR SALE-DRUG STORE WITH LONG LEASE
II that lie transferred: best OF location and doing
good business; must be sold in ten days. Address
Boz %, star office. ja24-6ts
nNE OF THE BEST BUSINESS PROPER
~ ties in thu city-Lot and part OF lot ), square
322, front ng 81 feet Eth St. between
Pen syvania ave. and SITS. immediately north Of
the Palais Royal. by a deTth of 100 ieet. viii
sell the south 90 asff q 81 ss%s co.
ja6fm,w,3m 1903 r St n W.
DARTIEs SEEKING SAFE INyEsIMENTs, IL
Local Securities will be furnished full particulars
on Application at Once. GUhLEY BROTHERS,
1879 st. NV. jGl3-lm
IOHN z BEAIL co, AGf MIS- FOR TaE
81 Equitable Mortgage Co. Capital. s2.o0,0 900.
y ortgages bearing cent interest, payable semi
annually for any amount always hand for in
These mortgages guaranteed by the above
company. ja5-lm
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CHAxrIIIY L.crs.

CH.xrnrr L.crs
We have inst bought great bargain in Chartilly
Lars-Black and Cream-and offer them 80 per cent
undsr regular prices
Prfesteys Canels' Hairs. elegant quality. at Csc:
vSrn el2a These elegant goods are all wool. and
a. trehss vida
nssueys Nuns Wells in silk and wool and all WOOL
win border all round all sxeA
New nsnrietiss and Drsp Aimas
bso STOCK ef elegant black goods at lowest prices.
NM sHUsTEa SONS
sl9 Psnnsyivanis ava
ons fne& A2l
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A LEASE OF LARGE HOUSE FOR
w room renting must be central Will pay bonus
for same. Address LEASE star ofhc& js2o-2t'
WANTED-To RUY FOR CASH HOUSES From
w el50o TO e. 500. J. r. HERTFORD. lf2SS
WANTED-DIREcT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w ana Lots for cash purChssers Any property
Placed with us will be literally advertised q our ex
pxnse hents collected. Estates MANAGED Insurance
Effected HOLLAND THOMPSON. 1913 p. Adlo.n-
fng sun Building el3
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Which Ii about onethird less than the regular mar
ket value
In our Comfort, Spread. and Blanket Department We
will offer the folio wing specials:
lot Of Fine White Crochet Spreads, all l2-4, viii
be sacrificed Q: the following low prices:
Several dozen 0ringed). at s1.25. worth s1.65
S1.40, 81 90.
$3.50, " $500.
600, ears.
Also . lot Of 10-4 and ia Scarlet Blankets at
%. 25 and -. worth considerably more.
small number OF Imported Spreads, worth $40, be-
Ing soiled will be sold at half value
One case of French Sattine Remnants in Plain Black
Navy Blue, Seal Brown. including Light Pink and
Blue, at 121sc per yard. worth 3oc.
"ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
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Observation-Disclosures

I,oR Rent STABLE STALLS. CAERIaGE
II room. chamber. iced bores &C ali IN good url,r
suitable for winter: terms s5 Ier month la advance
Inquire at 46l 4 st NV. jH2O-3t'
GyOR RENT
II Three SAILS IN stable in Co.'s alley or viii take
Three hOrses to livery. Also. sale, me cOuIse
Horse j. r. NAkNEII& 4 son,
IL aud Il Wholesale Row.
ja26-3ts Center Market.
U,Ok kENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
Il store, No. lil7 Hish 81. GeOrsetoWn. ID. c. IA
fixtures els per month. r. A PHILLIPS. l43s
New ork avenue. m5-,Ta
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tVANTED-BY A COMPETENT TYPE-wRI Err
W copyist work at home or elsewhere. day eve
ming. flom copy or dictaSon Address I. WRITER
Star oiNce. jazz 2t'
WANTtD-A SITUATION as cHAMBERMAID
w by competent woman with best references. APP
ply at pressnt employers. 1905 Conn ave- ja21-2t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A FRENCH GIRL AS
w Housemsfd and Seamstress best city references
Address Box 90, Star ofice. ja2f-3ts
WANTED-s1TUATI n BY A GERMAN GIRL AS
w Housemsid and plain sewing. 20S st. NV.
VNANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chamberlnaids. Waitress, Laundress
and Nurses Seamstress Men Walters Cooks Coachmen.
Buffers. SAM'L A. COOMbS. 926 ST. n q. ja27-2t.
XVAyTED-BY WHITE WOMAN Il IsHD A
w place to do general hou ework give good re-
ferences Apply at 1880 st ne lt'
NNANTED-BY COMPETENT COIORED wO.
w man with child, u situation cook in a pri-
family good references. Call at l016 14th at.
n. W. IT.
WANTFD-sITUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS OF
be eennins sTEvENs' EMP 10y MENT AND ROOM.
RENTING BUREAU. III 9th w.. till pm. ja27-6t
WANTED-S1 ENOGRAPHER OPERATES TYPE
w writer or calisraph wants position. Address
OLYMPIC, Star Office. ja26-2r
UANTED-AN NO. VISITING GOvERNESS
w would like two more pupils, OF will assist chill
dram attending school at nixh with their lessons Ad
dress TEACHER, City Post-Ofice. ja26-3t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR WHITE AND Col
w ORED Cooks, maids. nurses. walters. housenen.
Kitchen shfss Esnss
HxTANTED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CLAss
seamstresses. nurses, buffers coachmen. house men
and boys with city references 6l3 7th st. DAT
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Cur-RAIE SALE CONTINUES PoR ANoTHEo
~ week same pr.ees and b pans, an goods n.zrke1
Y ,ee blue aFyssc ,1oUsLk o0AbfNAxi0K sivhS
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FOR RENT-STORES

IroR RENT-sToRE AID DWELLING AT 1850
II l4th 81 NV. contsinus IL rooms, with at md
ern improvements. hqui-e 1875 18th IT. sll-4w.
I.oR RENT BEAUTIFUL INV STORE, 1904
14th st, 2OxSo H. consreted cellar size, "
room dwelling above; large brick stable. Also due
store, cor 18th and y. i. ave. J. " p MYTHS.
Jall-lm' 19sS New York ave-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L>oR RENT-A FINE SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS
y m Mctsowan Building, C2e IT. n~.. I'd hoor. ..
II. GRAY CO. 022 ct ja25-at
L,oR RENT-oFF1cEs-INo OUR NEw BUILDING
Il all conveniences. steam heat
pi-et. 1so9 = sHn
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IsoR RENT-FINE FARM IN MARYLAND. ONLY
one hours drive from CITY convenient 70 rel4roao
hpe buildings bs ~ ted for ego psi month 20
rood tenant; also 400 acre farm IL Nirsnnis, 20
s,iss iFT% ely Seri siS RI 4iIa
1a25-ot
l,oR SALE on ExcHANGE-
II LOCDOUk LAND.
80 scres Of lama we'll wstered tinlbered and fenced
In good section Of Loudoun County. for sale ex-
change for house and Loo property with good bush
location. either IN Virginia Maryland. within
reasonable distance Of Washington Baltimore, or
would exchange improved farm for such property,
II suited perfect title g1ven aud required Address
box 100. Star Office ja25-3r
A Farm OF $50 ACRES II FAIRFAX COUNTY.
"a Va, IA miles frOan q sshaston and miles from,
railroad station two good dwellings, all tbulldins
new and COMPLETE youus orthAris splendid water and
we'll fenced This n . splen did farm Cheap IL sold
soon. NtSCOII WILCOX.
IyoK sALE-la sPLENDID FARMS IN MONT
Il sornery Co. Nd. near Met Branch RR. choice
estates near Conduit road Also many hne f.rns N
with hye scres IN suburbs Of Lees6urr. Va MILTON
LUCKETT. s35 ST. nv. ,al4-2w-
Fos sA a.Is,. ssATs-s9 COUNTY,
line o. tSs Nstropesn Branch q The B ana f 8 H.
estxe.n d & and Doyds ssss,en fcr psrtseuisrs
Agent and Attornsy for o.perA
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HTIS1 kvE .FExk Pacific AVE, Az. vSAe
bsss iAssseaon: MAsxES Z sz0oSf. 1Ssssss:
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,. 1sss one s huns @ shS,c; ,s!sss,oss e
Of from 20 goo screa from " 20 miles from The
city. suitable tor farming. dsiry1ns or hones for sss-
goo per scre and on veSy accommodating terns
ys2l-1m T. n siFbAkD . co. 1907 n St
CARM ANp oENTLEMAH's COUNTRY SEAT ron
newly htted up aud Furnished; stable. harms lee
house. &c In good repslr; $40 scres; stusslor p<r-
fectly healthy; near salt water with bes1rfg cum.
,asnans N'ss: snd Gus one hour py- raj 70
s~tts ave ~. lall-2w-
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L,oR RKSr-Roons FURsIsHEp ON uNrU
II nished. with OF without board yarlar foor ches
q ar hotels and departments. l3l2 q ST nv. j21-:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

enc0mpassed by 1S38-18S8. So 1t is
written on the Book of Time the page
lies open none need blush to looll-the
ineffaceable story of great deeds, the
perpetual inspiration to greater ones.
AS TO her internal development, st.
PauPs real estate and building records
are the meTring indexes to what she is
aud what She has done. Her sales of
realty mark investments Of capital,
speak of faith In her sOlidity and future;
while the progress of building indicates
the influx of new people, the absence Of
"mushroom' Influences, the certainty
that she commands resources ineXhaust-
Idle in their supply of trade and wealth.
None need look but once at the follow
ing tables to know what st. Paul is,
and why in wealth, sOlidity and
permanent development she is
leading even Chicago to-day. What
else do the words of Willard,
tho railroads of Hill, the capital of Bos-
ton, the great buildings of Eastern cor
pOlations mean? Where there is wealth
and energy, wealth and energy come.
The gold and brain of the East have
found their Mecca in st. Paul, and under
her steel-blue skies made their home.
The combined real estate and building
transactions of st. Paul for 1SS7-1SSS
represent SOL, 100000. Further com
ment on her prosperity is superlluous,
understanding as we'll that this year,
in the face of Il failure of crops and the
stagnation in trade circles caused by a
presidential election, she contributed
Sc. 600. 600 to the sum total.