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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

V,OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
Il within mile and full view Of this city high
and healthy handsome dwelling, rooms cellar and
attic; stable and carriage house, and iucosed
S25 per month. X. A. PHILLIPS, l4l9 New York
ave. apI l-I4t
IGOR SALE--FORTY ACRES ON BRENTWOOD
Il road; good house; two miles from Boundary ST.,
adjoining Mills station, b. o. r. Il. beautiful sub
DIVISION SITE adjoining ground sold for 5000 per
IN March price $500 per acre; $4,000 cash, balance
u acres Of ground, stable, and carriage house plenty
Of shade one-third cash. balance in two, three
years; $4,000. h. +. GILBERT x co.
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance;
apl3-3t 625 st. NV.
IGOR SALE-HAVING SECURED TRACT OF 40
Il acres beautifully situated on the b. Il o. r. r. and
line OF Sandy Spring r. r. and only mile from
BJghtwoOd offer the same at One-half the of
adjoining property This tract il unexceptOnaly good
for sHbdi vision, and invite the immediate inspec
ton OF any one DESTROYS of securing good invest
ment. CARUSI EVANS & CARITSI
apI3-:ts 1924 street
no NOT BUY LITTLE CITY LOTS IN THE
IJcountry! Or any lots on low malarious land a
home when can secure land by the acre. only = to
Pa miles from and i'll full view OF this city, to Z
lots high, dry and perfectly healthy Prices low
and terms To suit. X. A. PHILLIPS,
apl:S-It 14I9 New York ave-
INOk SALE-AT BROOKLAND, FIRST STATION
4 out from Washington Met. X. r., near electric
cars, opposite university High, healthy and beauti-
fully situated, lots at from 10 cents easy terms
also, very pretty cottage. BEDFORD ". WALKER,
looof. mh2 Lin
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BOARDING.

pleasant ROOMS AND GOOD TABLE BOARD,
Il with home comforts, at 1O4 King St, Alexandria
Va; 20 minutes ride to Washington 5 minutes walk
to depot; trains leaTe every hour. apl 5-3ts
81 e ST. ". W, FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
VI Oor without Board: one back parlor: one large
room on I'd floor; hall bedroom on Sd floor. sp12;}t'
90 TO THE WEST-END CATERER.
~ To Strangers and the Public beg to state that
L can furnish frst-class Meals, delivered to Your
rooms nice and hot at any hour Mail orders promptly
attended to. W. JACKSON
mlI29- 1mH West-end Caterer. lgOS X al n W
IlLEASANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD AT Pr
duced rates for the spring and summer months
dnceinents 10 families desiring hTstcIass
lions at summer prices. Inquire at AL ST. IL. w.
nIhIb. I'm
HNHE AUBURN PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR.
l. I'D st. location convenient and delightful; pleas
ant rooms nicely furnished; good table, terms rea
sOnable mho3- lms
FGNHk WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV SIGHT
Il seers hOme central to all points of interest
furnlture elegant roOnIs with board, SO to SO per
DAY, 81 To -. ). A. DEWITT, Prop. jail 4-0In
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The Local Preachers Association.

The fifth anniversary Of the Local Preachers
and Exhorters' association WAS celebrated YES
terday at Waugh VI. Z. church. The members
present were as follows:.Revs. Jno. r. Wright,
president; W. W. Buck, secretary and treasurer;
VIM 5. Foot, corresponding secretary; Samuel
Kramer, Jas. H. Bell. Richard Emmons. Jno. l..
Hsgle. Vim. \. Babbitt, and Geo. G. Clark. and
Exhorters Jno. ii. Matchett. Jno Wilkerson.
and Richard NJ. Green. prayer and CONVEX
sation meeting WAS held at $50. Rev. Mr. Carr
preached at IL O'Clock, and in the afternoon a
general class service was held. In the evening
addresses were made by a number of the MEM
hers
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L PHILADELPHIA STORE
Spring Opening of PARASOLS All the
Latest Novelties, and marked at correct
prices.
WHITE GOODS.
We are showing at l2Lec. special values in
India Linons Checked Muslins, Checked
and Striped Lawns Victoria Lawns &c
Embroideries and Laces in great VA
.'iety and low prices.
Corsets-An the leading makes including
r. and G.. Thompson's. Warmers and
Stroug's. At Soc. the best Jean Corset ever
offered.
Mems Fancy Flannel shirts-we are
showing at 45c. good Shirt made with
yoke and shaped sleeves at 81. %, 81 so
and $l.S5. Goods that are well worth
more
Still another lot of the Ladies' Swiss
Ribbed Vests at l2Iac These fully as
good rs any that offered at 25c
Priestley's Silk Warp and Atwood Dress
Goods.
Satteens, best French and American
makes, special styles
Black silks, Black and Colored Surahs
Fables. &c, at low prices. Henrfettas and
Cashmeres, all the shades. New Mat
ungs; full stock; lOc. to soc. yard.
CARHART h LEIDY.
apl3 S2S 9Th aud 106 X st. NV
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PERSONAL.

(uyIicsERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send DC. to
S. W FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
apl5-lm' Southwest cor. Sth and SITS. n W 81
IHOR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIRCUT
Il 20 to the LITTLE STUDIO around She cor of l4th
Sd and Pa. av, DOB l4th opp Wizards; operated by
hrst-class Philadelphia white artists apl3-6t'
&c FOR So. TROUSERS THAT OTHER TAIL
20 Ors ask you IS making to order for
go. Strictly All Wool Cassimeres aud Cheviots
STRAsBURGER L son,
apl3-6t 1l12 ST.
coo FOR Sl5. WE ARE MAKING TO YOUR
gov measure Black Blue, and Light Colored Gen.
nine Eng Cheviot Suits for sl5. worth $50 Fit
and workmanship guaranteed or no sale
ap13-6t IlI2 + st.
NO JOKE OR HUMBUG-A WHOEVER PAST
~ middle age, with ample MEANS children, no
cunbrance Of any kind. would like to correspond con-
hdentally with lady i'll like situation II this meets
the eye Of such an one, please answer, giving true
name and circumstances, age &c, TO WHOEVER, Star
Office. apS-9t+
MN. WILLIAMS, 0EO.W MCELFRESH, AUTHOR
w Ized Private Detective Agency. Communications
promptly attended TO and strictly confidential Office
open all hours ". WILLIAMS, Manager. go + NV.
my4-l2m-
IUSTHS OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where hrst-oiass Second Hand Clothing be
sold at respectable prices Address call at 81 st.
NV myl
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-TO CLAIM ATTORNEYS-E EMPLOY
cal work Of any kind from I'll 8 D. m "n Tepy er
day references. Address, Offering terms r. NJ, Star
ONCE It4
w Goods or Grocery store; can speak German
ars and sive 'erS pest Of reierence have lad 70
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
W Houselnaids, Waitress Nurses, Laundress, Coach
men, Buffers Wster and general housework. Gl3 eth
st. NV Also European Steamship agent. apI5-5t'
NNANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
Tor Cooks Chalnbernaid Waitress, Iaundress, and
Buffers. sAM'L A. COOMBS. 026 st.n.w. apl5-2t.
NIANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, POSITION AS
w chalnbermaid in private family Apply at II L
NANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
nm. 4Ted man situation as porter in store or any
Madison st. between 10th and Eth, between and O..
WANTED-BT A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION
" TO 20 General h9HseTork; experienced and cap
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL PLACE IN
Apply 14!6 VI st. NV. apI5-:}t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL A
18th 1t. NV. IJ-2t.
WANTED-BY BOY Il YEARS OF AGE A PLACE
w IN d store to drive and deliver orders to make
himself generally useful understands of horses
Star office IT.
WANTED BY TWO COLORED GIRLS sITUA-
w ton Of some kind and are not afraid of work.
Call or address 1918 l1th st. It.
WANTED-BY A SINGLE COLORED MAN A
w place as cOachnan, either ill the city country
best OF references. Apply at S21 I'D Al. apl t'
WANTED-OUR NOVEL PLAN OF SECURING
w best domestic help i'll United States enables
supply employers servants free. Clerical applicants
same terms. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll Ii NV.
Hp6-l2t'
WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL POSITION AS
w chambermsid, or chambern,aid and waitress in
private family no objections tOleaving town. Good
reference. Address d. T., zoos st. n. W. apl3-2r
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR FIRST OF ,SS
w cooks, farm and dairylnen huusekeepers, house
men, maids, walters, nurses, hosters, clerks hotel
managers; cities, resorts and country. BURNhAM'S,
80 9th st NV. apl5-6ts
WANTED by A DRESSMAKER A SITUATION
w III families as ladies' maid and 10 travel refer
ences; or work by the week; cuts and fits. Address
tor three days Box IT, Star office. pl:}-2ts
WANTED--A RESPECTABLE, RELIABLE YOUNG
w woman would like situation III family where she
make herself generally useful seanstress and
ladies' maid best of references. Address Box los
star Office. apl:b-9t'
WANTED BY YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN
w place maid nursery governess and do
plain sewing. Box 40, Star ofice. apl3-2t'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

i SOD ps
spd With
H. BATES. 700 18th st it.
WANTED-INTEREsr IN THRIVING REAL Es-
Star office apl5-lw'
WANIED-Two SECONDHAND SAFETY BIZ
W cycles one suitable for lady: must be in good
s BamorR. MS Address L. H. b. lo4 spI
WANTED-sl 600 on GOOD REAL ESTATE
dress sssuF stsr liberal commission will be Psa $d
WANIED-BY 4 PROMPT PAYING TENANT, A
" twelve;room house bet, and X, 9th and 18Th
small house BRICK not less than six rooms; viii ray
WANTEp.--H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
beatheFs Entire Households specially. Address
w dry goods and groceries, amt, $4,000 in an Ohio
town s 81 = ooQ for S Neil Ire renting property il Washing
WANTED $4,000 OR LESS. To EXTEND RAP
49, 10y sr0wing business security and liberal in
ton invited. Address i, Star once spis.St.
WANTED-sHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING
w by experienced court stenographer. Work guar
sun Building. HUDSON q. TANNER. apiI-im.
WANTED-EyERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THE
ohn highest cash prizes h are paid fer al binds east Of
1lo4 9TH st. All orders by mail promptly at
tended to. ap11 -2ws
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovating Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
t1esses Made over, Furniture Steamed and Moths De-
stroyed; HfOUNGS.l4 O2 Pa. av., Telephone l00S-2
apll-1m
NNANTED-DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY.
w Madame Washington's Dress Cutting Seals" just
patented enables TO learn to cut all kinds Of
garments readily and accurately. The system will be
taught and the scale and a measure book furnished
for 40. Persons learning this system imInedi-
needing experienced hands obtain them at the
school at any time. l223 + st. mhs-37t"
WANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTER-
w ed, mattresses made over work done in neat and
substantial manner; carpet CLEANED ON floor by
method sewed and laid. C. NELSON, 1928 q NV.
mhll-5w'
NANTED-TO BUY-GOOD SECOND HAND GEN
w tleInens Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &C, for which
highest cash price is paid call or send postal to
ap6-lmN A. EIZNAR, 1901 1th st. Sc.
NVANTED-IF YOU HAVE CABINET WORK UP
w holstering furniture to pack, ship store. send
for THOMAS FOLKS, 1900 H street northwest, every
time mhl9-lms
WANTED-TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
" second hand furniture carpets, stoves feathers
etc. Orders by mail otherwise prompt
ton. Ed EINsrEIN, 1908 ST. NV, opposite hay
scale. mh1J-1ms
WANTED-TRY SCRIBNER BEST BUTTERINE,
w Rolls and prints 20 cents pound; cooking, 10
cents pound Warranted not to get strong rancid
Families served at residences For only stalls
t2S 32S and $50 decorated STALL middle of fish asle
Center Market, and l45 Northern Liberty market.
open daily VIM. G. SCRIBNER. mil Pm
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING
highest cash price, will be paid. Cali LASKETS
Loan OfCe, 2Ol Penn. ave, corner I'd ST. IA. W. ny26
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THE SAMOAN COMMISSIONERS.
Mr. Phelps Thinks the Difficulties will
BE Easily Settled at Berlin.

The American members of the conference in
regard to affairs in Samoa, which will meet in
Berlin during the first week in May, sailed for
England by the steamship Umbria from New
York Saturday afternoon. Many friends were
present to bid them farewell. The party con-
sisted of ex-Congressman John A Kasson, of
Iowa; William Walter Phelps, of New Jersey;
George II. Bates, of Delaware, with Lieutenant
Parker. who will act as secretary, and Harold
NJ. Sewall, ex-Consul TO Samoa. Mr. Bates was
accompanied by his wife and son. and Lieuten-
ant Parker by his wife.
Mr.. Phelps said to Tribune reporter that the
commissioners would go direct to the German
capital after landing at Liverpool No ARRANGE
ments have been made TO the place Of stay
ing IN Berlin. but IL is probable no hotel will be
chosen, as they desire to live in private apart
ments IN order to be as close together as
possible. The instructions were sent to the
commissioners from the State department Fri
day evening. but they had not been opened UP
to the time OF departure. These matters. il is
understood, will be discussed during the VOYAGE
When asked as to the probable length of the
conference, Mr.. Phelps said that owing to the
good feeling existing between the powers and
the concessions which had been made of late. it
would be ended soon; that in all probability the
members OF the commission would be in
America again before the Fourth of July. As
to the language in which the conference will
be held, Mr.. Phelps said: ''As Mr.. Bismarck
speaks excellent English, as does also his son.
and that being the native tongue of the Eng
lish commissioners and ourselves. il is probabIe
that the proceedings will be in English. How
ever, that is something which will be decided
after our arrival In Berlin. We anticipate mo
trouble in any event"
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kSIsHTs or PYTHIAs.-A delightful entertain
ment was given last Friday evening at Nc
Cauley's hall by Franklin Lodge No. q X p,
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the lodge-the
Oldest lodge in the order. p. G. G. A. n
Thompson made the opening address and gave
. brief history of the mother lodge, explaining
ct length the various features of the order,
after which the following program rem
dered: Instrumental solo by Miss Lula Cole.
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Harmer, songs by Miss
seiena Middleton, Miss Lula McCreary and A.
Middleton; recitatiOns by Miss A. VI. Dony,
Miss Belle Reagon and others Refreshments
were served at the close of the entertainment.
To BE ESCORTED By WHEELMEN.-In the
emancipation parade tomorrow the National
Amateur Bicycle club will act as an escort 10
The chief marshal and staff. The officers and
members are e. follows; ]. H. Spencer, chief
sf vhselmsn; J. E Howard, jr., captain; j.
LAnghorne, & A White, T. q. Coaplin. VIM.
SoushsnbeSry, A. II. Neal, r. Garland. C. f.
InomPsoo r. e. Holt, s. q. Allen, Warner
Baker. O. II Brown, J. Allen, VIM, II, Jones
l. Early, AID VIM Washington.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NIT. ERIN BOARDING HOUSE NOW OPEN FOR
M reception Of summer boarders. High, healthy
good water large airy rooms, daily mails Alex
andria 80 per week. Address Mrs JOHN ID. GAINES,
Alexandria, Va apll-lw+
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Mr.. DAVID sSheehy. NJ. P. for South Galwey
who Is serving term OF five months imprison-
ment for offenses under the crimes act. has
been confined in his cell on diet of bread and
water for refusing to perform mental work,
Two thousand emigrsnts left Liverpool Satur-
day for America, making total of 1900 who
have sailed from that place during the week.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

NOR RENT-WEST END FLATS. 2620 X ST NV
Il rooms, bath, water, sink. meter, coal vault
reference required rent as. ap1
lNOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT
Il OF two or three rooms private bath and dressing
room; second floor. In the BELMONT, SI3 18TH st.
apl2-3t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
For gENT-UNrURNIsHEI.

1914 2lstst u.W..l$r-
1850 kisss 81 nv of..So
lS$s hssss ct nv. 81. ~
1884 lliggs ~. Or. 49, 70
lsiob l6th -. nv tsr .. ~
l3tlS Sfh 81 NV. ~ 81. W
1874 2tsth SIN W..Sr 20
LOO NapaiIio st., sr. -. ,
2;,S let ~. ~. 6r...--la
49, lei - sN.. 0r......lJ
1895 3uth 81 NV. NJ IL
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TEOR RENT-OFF1CE ON SECOND FLOOR OF
Il Mutual Fire lns. Go. Building, corner of Pa ave-
and 9th st NV. Inquire i'll ROOM No. l. 902 Pa ave.
NV. apl3-2w'
DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS ONE FINE FRONT
Il room on second floor
62l 9TH STREET,
ap13-U' Opposite Patent Office
NOR RENT-3 DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS,
II with bath gas and heat, Great Falls Ice Co.'S
office, 924 Pa. ave. NV, only $50.
apl3-:t. A. $. CAYWOOD. 933 9th at NV
I-OR RENT-OFFICG AND STORE ROOMS ALSO
Il nne suite suitable for IA dentist or physician APP
Ply OH promises, 10 9TH street at DUFFl'S Real
Estate Office, 1913 18th street aplO-Bts
NOR RENT-THE OFFICES NOW OCCUPIED BY
L Messrs. Gurley Bros. first floor of 1919 4 ST.,
from May l. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE, Basement
mh27-lm
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

NOR RENT-NEW BEAUTIFUL STABLE POR
Il two horses and buyges OF 1850 10Th stnw;
$3.50 WM I. HOLTZMAN,
ap12-I 1921 81. NV.
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WANTED-HFIIP

WANTED - COMPETENT MAN To TAKE
w orders for Appleton's New Cyclopadis Of
boersphy m six volumes. now complete II contains
sNIy-twO steel enElavIngs. executed in q superior
style and about sixteen hundred admirable viznete
portraits, All accompanied by fac-simile autographs,
rendering 1t beyond question the complete gal
lery q American porJralture which ever appeared
IN aadtIon to this wealth of illustration there
nearly three hundred beautiful woodcuts of birth
IlhSeS residences, statues, monuments. tOnbs and
medals and has cost the publishers fully 81 10000.
Specimen pages and price list sent application,
-. D. APPLETON X CO.,
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XVANTED-TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PROP
w ry, renting WELL for vacant Ground to build on,
Address BUILDER, z, Star office. spl6-2s
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mh3O JOHN SHERMAN y GO. l4O7 Fst, =
V.OR RENT-l537 I4TH ST. NV, DESIRABLE 3
IL story brick hous. rUuius, bath large dry cellar
yard; rent $40 Apply to ONNER ~ n 10th II nv
or 10 IHOS T.. NAGGANAN, sls 4 ct nv. spl2-:ss
I,OR RENT-FURNISHED-A BROOM HOUSE AT
Fails Church. lice barn. splendid water. Fine To-
cation. Apply 1lSSONSkI BROS.
apl2-:t Cor. 18th and q NV.
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NOR REM
II 2424 h St, S-room brick, modern improvements
$50. III per month
30 L ST. New groom brick. S22 80 per month
5l3 NJ ST. ne, Broom brick, 4 IL - per month
A. T. HILL CO.
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- cle.l4r...........,....2O 200
- Ri. aN.. u'r IAN. 1lr 20
Conn. sN.n'r X. llr. loo %
~ 80 near lSth. lOr 100
~ q at, near snth. llr l2l
- 18th ct, rear y. lOr rs
~ y. near l4th, or. .,,....lS0
; q 81, near 10Th. iir 100
3l.f02 lith st.u.w l.,r 100
a 39th Il. NV llr.......7S
- lO,tl y st nv. IT,. 80
q 1928 18th -. nv, Or 80
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II st.. mr.. 18th. Tor. 100
Mass. ave. aud INth 81.
l0r.......-...... -. 3.i3. 80
4 - ur lst6 n a.. 33S.SS
AYuu ave asNr n, l5r. yOV
Mas nv m 18th. I 5T 800
18Th st.-nr 1, Ger. $40
h 81, nr, suih. lir... 2SU
10th and h sta. CIR. 80
conn ~ near X, lSr Esd
Mass ave. mr. I 5th. lSr. = -
l.th and y sts. l .tr $50
hilly"r ave. lar - zoo
18th - near Mass. Az,
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V'OR RENT
II Is st. Sc. l2r. mi. furnished
l-buO ; u. mod.
40 NJ NV, mod uiI's %
1871 Vermont ave, raod imIs.............. ~
l2't2 h ne, Or. mod. 80 80
~ 18th ne, Or. mod. imp- 49,. lti
apla-lM kFpFnkn VI MAIkkR Innii Il -
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IrOR EENT-NEAR GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
II FULLY Furnished house. q and bath: lass
the door. Apply 10 q. n FICkLING,
apl3-lw 1904 :B.,d 1t n "
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH $4,000 DE.
w sres 70 purchase active partnership in good
paying business real estate preferred Add with
name and particulars, spot CASH" star Office.
anIS -Qt
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WANTED--HOUSES

XNANTED--A BRICK HOUSE AT ABOUT $1,000
w ON which that amount could be realized at an,
time; cash if preferred Address A. b. c., Star Office
apl3-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES

NOR RENT = ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
Il dwelling; l6O2 18th st NV. dwelling contains 8
rooms and all mod. imp large stable in rear Rent
81 800 per year. WASH'N DANENHOWFR.
mh23-lm Ills ST. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EQR RENT

IA
y or ST. NV; ,sl6661 1881 " Cap 81. Or. $1,000
MASS ave and 10Th St - alS 10th 81. or uSo
GA 18th 81. II W. l2r loo Sl6 ID II "a e tr - 20
lslO 9Th st n. or ; 2O-sI nth - "a ,ir 30
1871 llth st NV, Yr.. % 3.s2 Bay ave- a =
5e..9 ~ 81 NV, ir.l,l % 3o q ST Oh
i052 iSth n NIB % 1us1 BLY, ne. Or 1 :
22l L. Cap ST., ". 30 60 34l4 81 n ~ Or 1 : 30
iz13 " 81 NV lit oO.l, ~ bcIrpcs - tr..-. Us -
- Sth AZ. NV VI. % 2o3+ 18th 81 nv, q 1850
lbs ~. n. W, 1or...5u 81 j. II H. " Or. Is
30 st. Sc, lOr........lu Us Astne tSr - Is 40
~, "a ~ NV, IT,. 40 SIT Sth ST ne. or. = 80
-Ouo +th ST. nv lOr ~ l1s., Z 81 Sc ID
391 r 81 nw- 1t. 40 Whitney Close, Or ,
80 - nv, lor 50 HySttsvlle. TIL -
i9lu Mslech pL, Hr 81 q Patterson 81 ne Tr...-l5
d3ts sth 81 NV, ar % 90 l32 18th 81. ne. Or .l43O
SIN 81 ne, sr32+ ~ 22l ) Cleveland ave, 6r. ,
zoo 9th 81. s.e.. 9r.....3u 2l07 Sfh II NV Sr.l ,
i0s a.,th ST n 80 - IL = 9th At. 6r...-.l2
ii:u oth St NV; Sr so. 49, Mclean sw. 5r. 4 so
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Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-20
B.B. B.-Physicians Confess-B. L, b,

All honest, conscientious physicians who
give B. 3. B. Botanic Blood Balm) trial,
frankly admit its superiority over ALL other
olood medicines.
DR.. w. J. Adair, Rockmart, Ga, writes
Il regard B. B. B. as one Of the best blood
medicines
DR. A. II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, writes
"All reports Of B. B B. are favorable, and
lis speedy action is tru wonderful "
DR.. j. W. Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ga,
writes: 81 confess B. B. B. is the best and
quickest medicine for rheumatism have
ever tried"
DR.. S. J. Farmer, Charlottesville, Ca,
writes: II cheerfully recommend B. B. B.
as fine tonic Alternative. Its use cured an
exci escence of the neck after other rene
dies effected no perceptible good"
DR.. e. IL Montgomery, Jacksonville, Ala,
writes: "My mother insisted on my getting
B. B. B. for her rheumatism, as her case
stubDornly resisted the usual remedies
Sac experienced immediate relief and her
Improvement has been truly wonderful"
a prominent physician who wishes his
nalne not given, says: "a patient Of mine
whose case OF tertiary syphilis was surely
killing him, and which no treatment seemed
10 check, was entirely cured with ebout
twelve bottles of 3. B. B. He was fairly
made up of skin and bones and terrible
ulcerS.n