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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-08-29
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

On and after MONDAY, june %, IssS.
Passenger trains leave Portland
from New Union station, Congress streef
as follows
For Auburn and Lewiston. 7.1O, 8.4B a. m.
1.zo and BOO p. m. Lewiston via Bruns-
wick, $50 a. m, 1.30 and t11.3O p. m. For
safardsSs So On a A. s0 and otG p M ana a0 on
Mnox and Lineoln X. "a, $50 a. m. and
l:5o 2. M, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays
at o1O p. m. Brun-wick, Gardiner, Hal
lowell, and Anguish, 80 a. M, 1.2O, D, m.
!expressl. l.so, 61O and t11;so D. m; Farm
vim Hrunswick. $50 a. M, 1.3O p. m. Mon
mouth Winihrep, and Lake mngano-
cook, 7.1o and $40 am; 1.25 pm; ReadaeId,
m, Waterviiie, and sxowhegan win Lew
tom, 7;10 a. m, 125 ?. M, via Augusta. $50
a. M, 120 p. m, (ExpreSSD 80, 81 D and Ill 80
p. Beifasi and Dexter. / rs, 100 and
t11.3O p. m. Hunger via Lewiston, ITO a.
m.1220, p. m. Limited Expressl and 1925 p. m.
and t11:so D. m. Hanger and Piscafaquis
*. II, 500 and 7.1O a. m, III 80 p. m. Eils-
worth md Points ON Wa. Desert Hrnnch,
1.2O and t11.SO D. m, and for
BAR HARBoR,
1920 Limited Expressly 100 and 1I3O
pm. vanceboro and Houlfon, $50, and
ITO a. m, 1.25, 1.30 and t11.3O p. m. "a.
stephen (Calais,) Aroostook County, 80.
John Halifax, and the Provinces, 1.25,
K1-The Bangor and Bar Harbor Limited Ex
press from Portland, at II. 20 p m. stops at Dan
VILE Junction for Poland Spring passengers and
stage for that point also connects with trains
leaving Portland at a 10 a. m l.25 and 500 D. m.
might express with sleeping car attached, runs
every night, Sundays included, through 10 Ban
gor, but not to SkOwhegan Monday mornings or
TO Belfast and Dexter or beyond Bangor, except
20 Ellsworth and Bar HarbOr, sunday mornings.
Trains are due In Portland as followes: The
morning train from Augusta and Bath 8.35
a. m, Lewiston $40 a. m. day trains from
Bangor, koekland, ETC., at 1925, 1880, 1885,
and Mt. Desert limited, at l2.4O D. m. The
afternoon train from Waterville, Bath, Augusta
and kockland, at $50 p. m, Flying Yankee, at
$50 p. M, Pennington. MaranOcOOk and Lewis
ton $40 p. m. Night Pullman at 1.3O a. m.
Limited Tickets, Grst and second class,
reduced rmaea.
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TO LET

ENOR RENT-The new two story brick house
IL No. 507 Cumberland street; the design, inte-
ror arrangement, and decoration Of the rooms is
unsurpassed by any house for rent in the city; has
an extensive and delightful view Of Deering Park
and surrounding country. BENJAMIN SHAW,
4S1a Exchange street. 26-1
EOR RENT-Upper tenement number III
II Neal St. near Congress Street; well arranged
open fire place; steam heat attractive and pleas
ant; possession given Sept. /, 1888, BENJAMIN
SHAW, ASIA Exchange st. 2S-1
ITO LET-A new and desirable house situa-
IL ted on Mellen Street, containing 10 rooms
with modern conveniences. Apply to John f.
Proctor, Centennial block. 25-1
EOR RENT-House newly painted and
Il papered; in central part OF city; contains ten
rooms gas water furnace; rent $50 per month";
Apply to S. w. THAXTER, 2 & Gait Block, city
lott
rTO LET-For two years furnished house, pos
u session given Oct ISL. Enquire of F. A.
BROWN, 80 State street. TIT
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Ship John Mcdonald. Slower. at San Francisco
struck by a squat, and lost foretop gallantmasi
and several sails, and sprung maintop gallant
yard; 22d, was struck by heavy sea which stove
cabin door and WINDOWS flooded forward cabin,
and started cargo between decks.
:, sen Margaret Mather, from Grand Banks for
gloucester, put into Canso oath. having on board
Robert Campbell, Francis Mitchell Albert Par
sons, and Cyrus Decoast, belonging to sch Abbie
NJ Deering, of Portland, They got astray in a
dory and had been out SO hours
San Francisco, Aug 2I-Ship Ivanhoe, while be.
ing towed down from Porto Costo, colided with a
barque and had bulwarks stove and port rail car
red away.
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TO LET.

"OusR with stable connected both I'm first
III class condition. 30 Bracket street. By
GEO. MILLIKEN. mh6u
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poRTL ANn Who'll ESALE MARKET.

FOkILAND, Aug. Is. 1888.
rhe following are to-day's closing quotations OF
Dram. Provisions. SC:
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TICKET OPFICRi
So Exchange ST., and Dsuui Foot Of India Shsal.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE.
Portland & Rochester X. II.
STATION. FOOT 0F pREBLE STREET.


On ana after Monday. June -, Isss,
Passenger Trains win Leave PorsIamds
Fer Worcester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, WSndbam and Ripping at 1850
a. ni,. and 1919 y N.
for Manchester, Concord, and polats North
ger RocSesieT, -prinxvaIe, Hired, W.a.r.
bore, and saeo River at 5.3O a. M, i2.2a
and linked at $50 p m.
For Gorham az $50 a. M, I2.2J, 500,
$50, ard (mixed) at $50 D. m.
Fer snccnrappa, Gum be land W iil. Vs.s
breoh junction and Wo0dford,s az T.30
and lV.OOa N, 1925, 500, $40 and
Atmlxed) sod p. IN. ~
Ger n .ores.A enue CDcerisE) 1000 a. M,
The 1928 y. ma. train from Portland copnectsat
~ nys ss Snnet. with "moo.ac Tu=neI Roase0
.ot tne west, and al Union station, Worees-
ns, UT providence and New Work via
providence Line" for Norwich and New
s1rn, wa Norwich Line, with Boston a.
Aionny n. n. for the West and New VOrk
All ralI via "sprin gaeId", also with N. " a.
~: =. x. ~. l"Steamer Maryland ROute'D for
and the sousb.
THROUGH PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING OARS
are run daily Except sundays) via this route. be-
tween
Bar Harbor, Portland md XVash-
ing, ID. &. without change.
Close connection made at We.tbrooL SAue.
neS VIII rnIongh trains OF Maine eatral RR. and
A. Grand trunk Transfer, Portland with through
trains OF Grand Trunk Railway
IL. nhfso1gh tickets 70 ali points West and South
land.
does; .Does not stop at woOdtord's.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IL LINENS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS In LINENS.
1t seems an unjust discrimination to single
out any particular items for special mention, SO
good Is the entire stock: yet the following
appear to be the most conspicuous bargains
"a and 60-inch Full Bleached German Linen
Satin Damasks, colored bordered and plain
white. Usual selling price is 81 y and Csc.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
60inch Plaid Toilauette Table Cloth, red
blue-and-bcown plaids. Heretofore sold at soc.
ONLY 2oc. PER YARD.
64-inch Extra Fine and Heavy Bleached Ger
mar Linen Table Damasks. Never before sold
for less than s1.0O.
ONLY 75c. PER YARD.
66-inch (note width Cream German Linen
Table Damasks, excellent variety OF choice
designs. Extra bargain.
ONLY soc. PER YARD.
90 pieces 1S-inch Heavy Twilled Cotton
Kitchen Crash
ONLY &c. PER YARD
so pieces 1S-inch Extra-fne Twiliea All
Linen Crash. in bleached and brown finish;
very desirable for glass and roller use, worth
lie,
ONLY I2kc PER YARD.
800 pieces Fine Bleached Cotton Bird-eye
Cloth in pieces of 10 yards EACH Low prices
10 yards 1S-inch. only 5Uc per liece.
10 yards 2o.inch, only 65c. per riece.
10 yards 24-inch. only Soc. per piece.
l0yards 27-inch only 95c. per piece.
TwENTY-FIvE-CENT TOWELS.
Not only Is our line of Towels at this popular
price unsurpassed, but is only ecualled by
very few retail establishments in the country
To buy Towels rightly requires knowledge
born only of long experience and close attention
TO the linens of which they are made
The first washing may ruin or cnlnge the APP
pearance of the best-looking Towel made. 1t is
quality that counts. and buy by quality
alone, the colorings being a secondary consider
alton
Fine Huck Towels. ..........,..l
Double Hack Towels, ,........... a.
Fin DGGiask TOw tlE.......,.. ~oc.
Double Damask Dird-ey Towels
About 20 styles TO select from.
Linens constitute one of our greatest special =.
ties. Tbs big Linen trade comes from selling
Linen, and nothing but Linen. for Linen
WOOD ARD 4 LOTHROP
Cox. 18th and St. NV
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The long agony Is over. The hundred or more
nspirants for the oflces OF District Attorney and
Postmaster OF Washington can now rest In peace
and pursue their respective avocations without
hope or rear far those two prizes are concerned
OF the nomination OF both Mr.. Blair and MI Ross ii
can be said that they are their face respectable,
and, % far as Is now known, unobjectionable on
personal grounds. How the Offices will be admin
istefed remains TO be seen; but there is every
reason 70 believe that the service will be creditable
60 the incumbent In both cases and satisfactory
the public
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LADIES. EvrS1se GLovrs

LADIES, EvES1se Gloves
Gloves from 50c. to IS per pair touching al
the prices between.
4-Button Opera Perinot Kid Gloves, in cream,
lemon pink and white. soc. per pair.
S-Button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in lemon.
lavender, pink and cream. al per pair
S-Button Length, All-Silk Gloves, enbroi-
dercd tops, in cream only, 81 per pair
12-Button Length Suede Gloves, in lavender,
pink, lemon. tan, cream and black, q. so per
pair.
Elegant Silk Mitts in both jersey and lace
tops, in white. pink, light blue, cream, tans and
black; lengths. II. 10 and 20 button.
First floor: Center under cashiers desk.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Ger. 11th and sta NV.
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The nomination Of Mr.. Marshall Mcdonald to be
United states Fish Commissioner, sent to the Sen
ate to-day, Is one which will be generally COM
msnded- Mr.. Mcdonald Is thoroughly equipped
for the position, both By scientific and practical
knowledge Of the duties OF the service, and
his long experience In the various branches OF
the ONCE, ana especially with flsh propagation
and preservation, makes the appointment pecu-
larry hitting one. Viewed In the light Of O well.
earned promotion. his advancement Is at once a
recognition Of valuable service already performed
and o guarantee Of an Intelligent and enicient ad-
nainistrat,on Of the important interests committed
10 bis charge.
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UrHonsrrRv DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
1000 Yaris Fancy Colorod Curtain Scrims,
in Persian effects
ONLY 1Oo. PER YARD.
36-inch Cream and Lemon Curtain Madras,
excellent patterns.
ONLY 25c. PER YARD
ELEGANT line of of Cree m and Lemon Curtain
Madras. choice line of handsome patterns.
81, so so and Coo. Per yard
1000 yds. English Cretonnes, light, medium
aud dark effects, handsomest line yet shown at
the price.
ONLY 21C. PER YARD.
1000 sos. 3I-inch French Cretonpes, single
and double-faced, beautiful line Of rich color
ings.
ONLY 45c. PER YARD.
31-inch Double Facel Canton Plush. all the
desirable shades for haneings, Curtains. Laul-
brequins, Table Cloths. Soarfs, &c.
OALY Gle. PER YARD.
50-inch (Douhie-width, and double fsced
Canton Plush, in Old Gold. Blue, Garnet Wine.
Maroon aud Owe.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD
Fourth Floor: two elevators.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. nth aud sts NV.
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THoMAs z wAoGAMAN. s17 st nv.

l5s In Anne Arundel Co. Nd. Improved, Is 600.
225 acres 81 Fort to9te. Nd .improved el2 600 200
acres near Clarksviile. Howard Co. Md, improved.
flO 900 25 acres near the Government Ma anime,
xl-5O0 1s1 acres Loudoul Co, Va. improved by
an elegant brick mans on IL rooms barns &c,
sl5,UOO. or will exchange. 40 acres on the Asylum
Rosd Improved $4,000. 100 acres on the 0iepvood
aud Blsdsnsenrv road improved, e3o.ooQ. Is acre
mile from Bsnn,nss ststson. inproyed bS ten
near Rockville. el3 600. I.eo0 acres at occoqui1
Falla Va improved By mills stores. &C., ~ hours
from Washington heavily timhered $4,000, or Will
trade. 30 scrcs near benuing1s station. $4,000 20
st Gross hoods. sth road. improved by two
si1-room hou.sa table. &c. 1850 mile from
Mid X n, Improved. 60 500. IS scre-. \. mile from.
rvomA $500 vii trade Ia acres in Fairfsa o.
Va, on the frcder1cknbuu r.. scTes improved
$1,000. Valuable mill property IN Charleston. WA,
machinery modern. AGREE on the Nev Cut road i'm
proved. a. 600. acres. improved BY brick house,
"a 600 zs scrss 90 b,sden.eprs rcd sdloins NJ
Co. .nprey:d 5000 100 scrss IN fsiriss ' CO.
EoR sALE-7k scres.- miles from wsshsn~top
i Prince osoEye Co., Nd. 81 900; 40 scres ss Ard
wick station. Prince Georgs Co. Nd. on railroad D
.5cn sS &c per &c h ase q
f.fm, house ~ rooms. nns orchard &c. u.iss IRON
city, 1899; lQ2 acreA With small hous<, : ulilss
out, $3.50; $50 acres prime timber land kSoffsyl-
wanna. Co. Va " gsr scr: 25Qecv Improved farm.
same county. $4,000; 80 screa 3 mnss from the CITY.
~ the plstr1si q Columbia $500 per scrs: Wi a;
sla.,u THOMAS - 4 lnt11AEELL
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w Many lers8ns cali evgry lay for
them Persons having III for rent should sse Us.
ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 6;2 9Th 81. NV. j:,:j-:Sts
NNANTED - THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w 20. licht house keeping. first and second floor
between 9th ard 7th SITS. ana nom q to l. n w
Iust be reasonable: references EXCHANGED. Address
". II. L, S,ar oiice. ja2l-.,t.
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President Corbin's public statement OF the causes
ieAiing 20 the strike 90 the Reading Railroad and
In the schuyIkill Valley eolierfes Is very well
written exposition OF the company's side OF the
present controversy. and cannot fail 10 largely In
Euence the public mind.
In respect 10 the railroad strike IL sets forth no
facts which were not already known. There seems
70 have been no dispute or doubt about the origin
OF that trouble. Certain train gangs refused to
deliver q number OF loaded cars at their destina-
ton; and, IS the law required the company as q
common carrier. 10 deliver them, somebody else
had hired TO the places OF the lnsubordi-
nate gangs. and do the work. The reason given
Tor the mems refusal was that the Knights OF
Labor had declared boycott against the concern to
whom the freight was conSigned-a fact which not
only does not excuse the osnse against discipline
but In the opinion OF every lover OF liberty nten-
sies IT. for it was long ago decided by tn plain
est expression the American people could give
10 their sentiments, that the boycott was an
exotic which could not flourish In our free soil.
In the case OF the miners there is this difference
that room existed for a Misunderstanding of the
terms Of the agreement between the company
and the miners, dated tbs LIST OF september last
The company, according 70 Mr. Corbin, understood
that the men agreed to continue at work after the
1st Of January, on condition that whatever ques-
tons about wages still remained unsettled on that
date should then De adjusted amicaoly and ac-
out between the parties. The contract however,
was written IN terms whose meaning unlettered
men would not be likely 70 grasp fully. and which
would be quite liable to be misinterpreted to them
BY their representative IN the negotiations,
through either ignorance or design. This view
receives additional support from the fact that the
miners who have gone with most heart into the
strike, and who have proved their faith IN its per-
sistence By quitting the region for good, are the
most uuuerate class OF foreigners, but slightly &C.
Q1ainted with our language, and knowing abso-
lu.eiy nothing Of our laws and customs
Mr.. Corbins nrmness In refusing to reopen
In any way the question OF the railroaders'
strike seems 10 be entirely Justified. He Is OF
absolutely committed, however, to such an extreme
policy with regard 70 the miners; and, II they
have the good sense TO keep their cause distinct
from that Of the train-gangs, AMI insist upon its
being considered on It's own merits alone, recon-
Citation may Jet be effected Mr.. Corbin has Just
put the Reading company into the position, By a
publication from which he could not escape. II he
would OF being bound to pay its miners the highest
wages paid By any of It's competitors for the same
Class Of service. They can now take him AZ his
word, and return 70 work, II they will, on this
basis More than that II would not be fair TO ask.
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WOODWARD & LorHRors Coruxs.
MONDAY. JANUARY %
CHANGED DAILY.

Two sales in progress-Grand Eight Day
Stock-tskine Bale Of Winter Goods. Remnants
&C.. and Special Sale OF Spring Goods for the
seAson Of 1888.
The store ct present is . particularly good
shopping ground for the ecoaoninally inclined
WOODWARD K LOTHROP
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w e some kind; not sfrsid to work; w.ll eiucsied
xSass si saS e sse and WAGON best OF r'er
WANTED-Ar HE,DoU ALTERS = POSITIONS
and oss Ten cs SPa5.
Buffers. sAM'L A. cooNbs. e26 r 81 NV. ,a23-6;.
WANTED POSITION AS HoCsEkEEPER N
oflss .n f'ieTen'e'' Address Hooshhhkfih ~ s:-r
MISREPRESENTATION AS FIRsT-Cl.Ass COOK
sther IN sent man club or private resdenee oy
SCOTCH. star oisoe. .'s''''A'' 'e''''" Il.
WANTED--A PLACE As WORKING HOUSE
no ob srsG % yssnS lady Sthoat S
siEN1Ns Employment Bureau III 9th st nv. Ia
WANTEp-FoRErGNEa UNIVERSAL kprc..
w any Kind of work, At night or lev hOars in the
day AZ home or outside ensbling him 20 scqur eood
n hi. conniry knows several ioreisn aaaases Al
WASTEp-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
mHs : hs m e0OS in sespss,sSs family AE
WANTED - By RESPECTABLE SETTLED
rsl IN private family Can furnish reierenoes
~ and I, aud streets sw IL
WANrED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLs-oNE A SIT
Star ONCE i1"''O"'' N'0'es' o0A II"
WANIEp-A, DEPARTMENT CLERK WHO
v writes GOOD hand wishes evening efaylOyment
Address c. A =. Star Office ja2,S3ts
WANIED-BY A CoMPETENT. RELIABLE
white ,Ssoman Hone ,hOroushiy snder,,snds
washing no house work refer good pay expected
Address NJ. \. u Star Office. for three days. IL.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION N A
w BOOK or Music Store small airy nj FIRST; good
references Address H.. Star Office. ja2l-3ts
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A
w place to in family for children with good
reference. Address CATHRfN. Star Once lA2l
WANTED-DIck's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CLAss
w Cooks. chnmber1naids. wsitreeses. laundressas
seamstresses nurses, buffers, coachmen house men
and boys. with city references 6l3 eth 2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. For WHITE AND COL
w ORED Cooks maids nurses. Writers housernen
kitchen hands three rehned nousekeepers two lady
copyists. &c F.M BURNHAM630 1872 y n W js.s l-ots
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help: free to employers; references guarap teed
70 be genuine STENENs' EMPLOYMENT AND
ROoM-RENTING BUREAU, sl7 9Th " W. till 3
I'm. a5-3ws
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toR THE CHARrrY BAIL.

4
We call attention to our elegant stock Of
LADIES' AND MEMS
EVENING DRESS REQUISITES
Tor wear on this gay occasion.
FOR LADIES:
Evening Mitts.
Evening Gloves.
Silk Hosiery.
Elegant Fans
Spanish Lace Fichus
Spanish Lace Ties.
Spanish Lace Collarettes
Fine Lace Chemisettes
Lace and Ribbon Plastrons.
Duchesse Lace Handkerchlefs.
Finest Linen Handkerchiefa
FOR MEN:
Full Dress Shirts.
Latest Shaped Collars.
Newest Style Cuffs.
White Lawn Bows
Silk and Isle Hosiery.
Evening Gloves
White SILK Handkerchief
Finest Linen Handkerchiefs.
&c. &c, &c.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and sta. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ISoR RENT-DEsK ROOM IN PROMINENT
Il real estate Office: FIRST floor: 4th and
Address A. l. NJ, star Office. j23-2t.
DOR hENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
4 store, No. 1917 high ST. GeorgetoNn, ID. C., " tn
fixtures; SIS per month r. A PHILLIPS. l42S
New ork avenue. 1a5-lm
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WonrH INVESTIGATING
THE Low PRICES WE xAME FOR MENs
AND YourHs CLOTHING
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS SUITS AT
s1o. GIG AND eco.
ovERcoATs FROM LOWEST 10 FINEST
GRADES. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED
AS REPRESENTED. MONEY REFUNDED
IF PURCHASE IS UNSATISFACTORY
GEORGE spRAvsY.
oNE-PRIcE cIoTHIER.
jao3 434 SEVENTH 81. NV
OPPESHE1MEH.
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
NEW HONE SEWING MACHINES.
NEW BUILDING. 5l4 9TH ST. NV,
Between and T Sta
TUESDAY, January "a. 1888. book containing reg
lister OF names will be closed and the handsome $50
,.,,...,. .'~'s .-'s.'n' .'n . a.'.a '''
g. oPPENHElNER 1 BRO.
&23 Ola 0th street bet Z and =.
EsT1S iHE END.
Bn,B Y Y EB,JR 4 S.sS
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFIC ES-IN OUR NEW BUILDING
l. all conveulences. steam heat.
TlLER q RUTHERFORD.
32l-6r 1907 st nv.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

g,OR RENT-STrRE ND DWELLING IN FINE
II condition. So2 9tA ST. NV. Apply TO owner. l. IL
Rhode lsiead ave. ja19-Gt
NOR RLNr-sToRE AND DWELLING Al 1886
4 l4th Il. NV. containing IL rooms with all d
ern improvements. L. Gaire l6:'o l4th ST. .all4w-
J;oR RENT = BEAUTIFUL NEW STOLE. 1902
l. l4th 81. 2OxSO IL concreted cellar same size, -
room dwelling above; lange brick stable. Also, fine
store cor. 10th ana n. y. ave. J. ". +. MYElss.
jsll-lm. l42S New Nork ave
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WAREHOUSES;.

W ANIED--HUUSE S.
yHyANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF EIGHT
w rooms; northwest between IL and 18th and II
and sts sin II family; rent must he reasonable. Ad
dress II. G., Star Office. ja..l-2ts
NANTED-To PURCHASE A GROOM BEfCK
w house: MI; Dw.or srto! Hill: on small cash
payment. Address J. Is. s ,12l3 St NV, giving
price, location, condition OF house &C. js21-3:'
NNANTED--KOUSES OK LOTS, WELL LOCATED,
~ which owners VIII sell at good investment prices
for cash. for client. Add -css with full descrl ton
and lowest price, ATTORNEY, Star o.tce. 2l-3t.
WANTED-TO BUY PLEASANT HO So IN
w north west Ter rooms more. Corner house
vi h s:abl- preferred. State particulars Address
MILIT AIRY, Star Office. ja20-3t.
Na-ANIED-TO ply FOR CASH HOUSES From
Est. 1a2o-l2t'
w ANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at our
pense kens collected. Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON, 1913 +. AdJoin-
ing sun Building. je13
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f6fSSONAA
IUsTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
- where 6rst-class second Hand Clothing cen y
sold at respectable pr1cea Address or call 81 6is
1t. NV. 3A2l-om
OIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ snd Answers. send 1oc 20 book-stor OF %
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1ANEs A McDEvITT, CHARLES T. FLINDER
u Detective Agency. Rooms No 500 Pa ave- nv
This agency u independent OF Government or unic-
pal control does not operate for rewards Nor snSage
In divorce casea. olS-xm
A UTHORfZED AND BONDED
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TCR-RATE SALE CONTINUES FOR ANOTHER
~ week same prices and bargains: all goods maYke ed
N blue figures. DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE
l241 and 1243 1th st. s.e. 3a21-0t
CHesyy Derby Ribbed Hose, dalnage by water: sizes
70 81 they 80 At pair for Csc BLUMA
H21-2t' 745-747 Sth St Sc
MO SUCH VALUES EVER OFFERED BEFORE
~ Our Suit at 30 for choice Of 400 suits worth
double the money. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING,
Co., 400 9TH st. n. w.. Corner D. N2O-3t
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IIOTEL PEMBROKE. MOTH CARQ- \. 4
Ill LIMA AVE. NEAR PACIFIC AVE, At yEAY
bSss 1tfenfion. WARREN Z JxoOBY. 1sssssr.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 YOUNG MAN I3sl. WITH CAPT. /. EXPERI-
N ence and very best references, Sc king sOod
2 ying iectabe business In city. Address FULL
Particulars. Star Office Sa23-3t.
NNANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w address 90 take q one third Interest old-es-
tai hshed patent aEency of tins city. tEstsbnsbed
fourteen ycarsl Smell capital required.
chance TO secure Interest lucratNe aud
nent business. The best rf suven aud
CURED Address, tor aud Iarticu.srs EIFC-
1RIcAl. St Office 5ag3-2ts