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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-13
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max BerlowitE spent the
week ut Chicago.
w. j. Molloy. OF Florence, was "A Falls
visitor yesterday.
A. Lustheld, of the Fair, made n fly
ing trip 20 Peshtigo Tuesday.
President Himrod, of the Shafer Mining
Co., was at the mine Tuesday.
Hon. w. j. Brown, Iron county Judge
81 probate, was in the city Thursday.
Hon. George Wagner, OF Marquette,
has been in the city the past few days.
Ed Bacon, of Green Bay, interviewed
the grocery merchants OF the town Mon
day.
w. X. Godshall. Of Sagola, spent Sun
day here with Mrs. Godshall and the
baby.
H. G. Fisk. superintendent of the
Proctor mine, near Commonwealth, was
here Thursday.
NJ H. Moriarty and X. Himrod in
spccted their business interest at Met
ropolitan this week.
Mrs. ID. A. Springer is visiting with
Mrs. Gordon Murray in Metropolitan,
for "A couple OF weeks.
Deputy u. S. Marshal McCarty was in
the west end 81 the county this week,
looking after trespassers.
Louis Winkler, who, as almost every
body knows, halls from Florence, did "a
little business here Thursday.
A. III. Hawes, superintendent OF agen-
cies Of the Washington Lille Insurance
company, was here yesterday.
Jarvis Hayward, OF Presque Isle, Me,
visited with his brother-in-law, q. K.
Brown, several days this week.
Alfred Greenwood, the lumber iobber
and hotel landlord, came up from Flor
ence on business last Saturday.
Fred Lemeux came up from Nienomi-
nee this week and did some cruising for
the X C. Co.. on the Deer river.
Mike Leclaire, now, of Florence, was in
the city visiting with the boys the first
couple of days of the present week.
T. l.. Peterson has resignedh position
ON rnE DIAMOND DmIL and departed
Wednesday morning Tor Marinette.
Clerk Frnnk Waring 81 Florence, made
Il trip 20 the Forest City, Wednesday
evening and returned home Friday.
H. A. Clapp il in Mt. Clemens. He de-
parted Tor the renowned resort Tuesday
noon, 10 be gone for "A fortnight or more.
Miss TIME Webber, Of Florence, visited
this week at the home Of T.. G.. Angles, ON
Marquette avenue, the guest Of Miss
Clara Angles
c. A. Taft, the well known Florence
machinist, was i'm the city Wednesday.
He superintended some work at the new
Tobin mine near the Shafer.
G.. r. Kirby and A. Reese, Of Glad
stone. were IN the city Tuesday. Mr..
Kirby and brother will start cigar
factory here in a week or two.
Mrs NJ Tender has been visiting at
her girlhood home Milwaukee, since last
Tuesday. Mr. Tender will meet her on
her return trip at Powers next Monday.
a. +. Lovcless, the veterinary surgeon
did not go To- his Amigo home last Sat
urday as he intended. Business called
him Co Iron River and he postponed his
trip until Monday.
Robert McCourt, the well-known rail
rond conductor, whose home is at Pow
ers, visited with relatives in the city ov-
~ Saturday night. Mr.. McCourt was
accompanied by his wife and two chill
dren.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-13
Locket Lost.

On Thursday locket was lost some
where between the Campbell house and
the North Western depot. The locket il
Of gold, very large and has chain Mt
tached contains n lock of hair very
dear TO the owner OF the locket, who will
pay liberal reward To the finder. Call
at this office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-13
Stove For Sale.

A good second hand coal stove for sale
cheap. Enquire Of w. w. HENDRICKS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-13
JRNrsHrre eooDs AND NOTIONS.

Speciality free
of the city o mi Locations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
Mary Anderson and Her Lover.
From the Louisville Commercial.

TfoHi LOUISVILLE SOIIulerrial.
That Mary Anderson, "Our Mary" il going
to get married has been known for some time,
but the exact time of her marriage and where
she would make her home after marriage
have heretofore been only matters for con-
lecture. 1t is now known when her marriage
will occur and where she will live. A few
days ago relative of Miss Anderson received
a letter from her, which gave description of
the man she was going to make her better half
In 1t she told OF the many pleasant days they
had spent together III the Levant, and acknowl-
edged herself to be desperately ill love with her
afhanced. While she acknowledged that he
was not good looking, she clothed him with
so many virtues that good looks became I'M
necessary. Any one who would read that letter
would have their opinions changed concerning
this woman; that is. il they had the general
public opinion which makes this beautiful
queen OF the stage being OF marble, for it
shows the true, warm-hearted, loving
woman In every line. In this letter she
said that while the exact date Of the mar
riage had not been determined on it
would probably take place in the early fall:
that is, about the middle of September or the
first OF October. After the marriage she will
go to housekeeping in New York. house has
been secured in Madison Square. and there
the ideal Hermione will settle and lIve no
longer ruler OF the stage with thousands
thrilling at the sound Of her voice, but simply
happy woman, the queen OF happy home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
BASE BALL TO-DAY.
The Worcesters Are Too Many for the
Washingtous-Othe Games.


woEcEsrra, MASS, May so-The worcesters
won their eighth victory this forenoon by de-
feating the Washington in the presence of
l,7oo people. Tho washington's played
yellow" ball and could not hit Stafford.
Washington. - 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Worcester - 2 0 0 2 o.
Errors-W ashington, /; Worcester. /. Bat
teries-Phillips and Riddle; Stafford and
Guinasso.
Earned Washington, I. Home run
Bird Two-base hits-Spili. Stolen bases
Jones, 2; Campion, 2; Cudworth. Meister,
Staitz, Guinnasso Jordan, Bader. First on
balls-Jones, Cudworih, 2; Staltz, Gleason,
Bader. Jordan.
First on errors-worcester 6. Washington /.
Hit by pitched ball-Bader. Whistler. Passed
balls-Riddle, 3. Wild pitch-Stafford. 8.
Streuk-Staltz, 2; Phillips, 2; Bader. Bird,
OBrien. Jordan. Gleason. Double plays
Jones and Campion. Umpre-Mahoney.
Time-2 hours. Base hits-Worcester Z. WASH
lngton 4. Errors-Worcester l, Washington. 8.
New HAVEN, CoSN., May 80.
Wilmington. l 0 O. l
New Hayen o o i l /
Base hits-Wllmington. 5; New Haven. TO-.
Errors-Wilmington, 4; New Haven. l. Bat
teries-Sworback and Corcoran, Gilliland and
Hoford.
JERSEY City, N. J., May 80
Newark ........0 o 0 0 So
Jersey City. 0 OO2 0 o.
Base hits-Newark, 8; Jersey City. II. Err
rors-Newark, 8; Jersey City, 8. Batteries--Mace
and Duffy; Fitzgerald and Murphy.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston,
Boston. ....3 0 / 1 0 o 0--6
Pittsburg ..1 0 0 0 o 1-2
Hits-Boston. 10; Pittsburg, 4. Errors-Bos-
ton, 4; Pittsburg, /.
At New York
New York. ..0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 Ii
Cincinnati ....0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Hits--New York. 4; Cincinnati G. Errors -
New York, 2; Cincinnati, /.
At Brooklyn
Chicago. .........0 2 2 o 90 Go
Brooklyn 3 0 0 0 o.
Hits-Chicago, 8; Brooklyn 4. Errors
Chicago. 2; Brooklyn, 3.
AZ Philadelphia
Philadelphia. "a o 4 1 o o o Is
Cleveland. .I o 1901 10 GA
Hits-PhiladelphIa. 10; Cleveland, 9. Errors
Philadelphia, l.; Cleveland, /.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At New York
New York. 0 Q 8 5 0 Oil
Pittsburg w o 0 6 0 0 / Z
Hits-New York, 10; Pittsburg. G. Errors
New York. 2; PIttsburg, 6.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. l 2 o. 4
Chicago. 0 % 0 o.
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, 5. Errors
Philadelphia L; Chicago, 3.
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WHERE HEROES LIE.
IObnrinned from Ffrsf PuQc.l

composed mostly Of those survivors, the base
Of the statue was heavily draped with national
colors and flowers This morning ut o'clock
. number OF the District men with their
friends and neighbors and ladies as
sembled at the base OF the statue and
were called to order by Col r. j. Beall.
commander of Stone post. He briefly stated
that on November 1860. Gen. Darlington COM
menced addressing meetings in different sec
tions OF the District for the purpose OF ENROLL
ing volunteers to put down the rebellion which
was approaching and then introduced Gen.
Darlington who had been selected to make
the speech for the occasion.
GKS. CAEEISGIoS's ADDRESS.
Gen. Darlington noted the fact that Gen.
Scott called for men 10 save tine capital on
April 9. 1881. and the first to respond were
1000 from the District of Columbia. In ex-
actlv four years--April 9. 1S65-the rebellion
expired. Many of the District troops formed
the two regiments which went in for three
years and many went into state organ
izations and served 10 the end of the war.
After a reference to Gen. SCOTS military ca
reer he referred to the unsullied purity of his
private character and said his defeat for the
presidency was the only instance IN which the
American people had refused TO reward similar
eminent public services.
Gen. Csrrington's address concluded the
services and the crowd dispersed, most Of the
men repairing To- Grand Army Hall to join the
procession TO Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
NOTES OF THE DAY,
German Veterans at Prospect Gene
tery-Other Ceremonies.

A large crowd OF German veterans and
others gathered at Prospect Hill Cemetery this
afternoon to do honor to the dead comrades
resting SO peacefully under the sod. The
exercises were under the auspices of
the veterans Of ::the eighth battalion, Dis
trict OF Columbia Volunteers The procession
formed in Lochboehlers Park and marched
from there to the cemetery. with flags flying
and drums beating. At the cemetery the ora
ton was delivered in German by Mr.. D. Skutsch
of the Journal.
The Union soldiers graves were decorated Mt
Petersburg, Va, today with soemnity. Col
Daniel A. Grosvenor Of the Treasury Depart
ment was the orator for the day. The poem
for the occasion was written by Rochester T.
kobb of the Treasury Department and read b.
Louis II. Haywood. Many Washington people
were present at the exercises.
The Saratoga Citizens Corps of Saratoga. n.
Y, recently delegated to MIR. j. II. Patrick OF
Washington and Saratoga Springs, an honorary
member OF the corps. the duty of designing
| and placing at the tomb of Gen. Logan ut the
Soldiers Home Cemetery u suitable floral
tribute CONNIE lucrative of their love and esteem
| for the great volunteer soldier. This design,
which was today given q conspicuous place at
! tho Logan tomb. Is u shield about two-and-a-
half feet in breadth and heighth; the forty-two
/ stars of the national emblem represented by
white cape flowers set in n body of blue i'm
| mortelios at the top and white and red
| stripes below 1t of cape flowers and imrnor-
| telles. Surmounting the shield il doule scroll
| four feet across OF white cape flowers with the
| inscription Saratoga Citizens Corps" worked
| in purple immortelIes, and crossed muske is
three feet in length OF white with purple stocks
| surmouut the scroll. The whole piece stands
| about five feet in heighth and is very handsome
! This il the third floral tribute placed by the
Saratoga Citizens Corps at the tomb of Logan
since their visit 30 Washington at the time OF
! the nstional drill three years ago.
| A Decoration day program was played at
| noon today on the Metropolitan chimes by Mr.
j. Il. Gibson. who has charge of the bells dur
| ing the illness of Prof. Fred. WiCdows. The
/ program was as follows:
l. oxford Changes; 2, America, national
| hymn:3 Safe in the Arms of Jesus; 4, Under
| the Daisies; ), Aud Lang Syne; 8, Fading Still
Fading; z, Softly. Softly Tread; s, Sweet Bye
| and Bye; ., Guide Ne. Oh! Thou Great
Jehovah: 10, The Battle Prayer; IL, Nearer Ny
God to Thee; II, Star SpanGled Banner and Han
Columbia; l3 Old Hundred; IA, Oxforc
Changes, Westminster Chimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
Early Rising.
From the British Medical Journal.


Early rising is synonym Gus in long life his
tories with short sleeping. which means rapid
recovery from fatigue, sign OF bodily strength.
These scientific facts in NO wise contradict the
alleged value Of early rising rs practice to be
cultivated by all persons in good health. It is
healthy as q matter of fact. Most persons
will eat three meals daily. When man gets
mp late those meals will probably follow each
other ut too short intervals to be wholesome
when ne Is an early r,ser il will probably be
otherwise. He can enjoy good breakfast and
by the time for his lunch, or midday dinner,
be will have an honest appetite again.
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Does Ginger Intoxicate?

From the Boston Journal
At the Methodist annual conference in Bath
the report on printing showed the minutes
printed at 10 cents per copy. Objection was
raised to an advertisement of Jamaica ginger,
many OF the members maintaining it to DO an
intoxicant Bishop Andrews was surprised, be-
cause he had used it since boy without know.
ing II was All intoxicane motion TO sdvise
the next committee TO keep such advertise
ments from their minutes Was made, but subse-
qusntly Withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
Drowned I'm Rock Creek

The police were notified this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock of the drowning of q white boy in
the mill dam near Pierce's mill in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

(,HOICE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT ON ST.
" Ctice KuulIis Wanted, Agreements Written and
kents Collected. Prompt returns made
m30-3t' d. I. KIDDkL, co st NV. IL to pm.
TSOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOMS AT
OIL st. NV, suitable for rea. aud
ance AGENTS law! ension a.ents Others Ap-
ply to JOIN o. JOHNSON. Oh + st. u.w. m2S-ft
NOR kENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
IL the Lehman Building, 1925 NY. ave- elevator;
good light and ventilation aud all mod. imp mod
crate rent. A. I. COUMBt, 1925 n ave. N.Y. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30
FOR RENT-FLATS

NOR RENT-ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENTS
L i'll the "ahorenani" will he suUel forhe summer M
reduced rate. Apply to GAMMA ZE1A, The shore
ham" my29lm
NOR RENT-FLATS WITH ALL MODERN CON
Il Neniences tor HOUSEKEEPING and Ofnces: best Of
locations; also store 1891 ST. NV Penn. ave-,
and 9Th SITS. my.g-:3t
HsOk RENT-FLAT. FURNISHED, Al THE PORT
land, Suitable Tor two peIsoas Tor rent for Tour
IuoutLs; possession iiEIteGiats. Apply To THuS J.
FISHER L CO.. 1924 ST. NV. m2D-3ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VSOR SALE-S3 PER MONTi-HYATrSVILrE-
Lots III Hol Gdays AddI,Iu.I box Lou it,. from 30
To 800: Id the town near the deot: uu1y oa lies
from Washington; express train service;
tlou rates &c Compare the advantages OF HyRtsvlle
with other places aud buy home beautiful subur
ban Town rather than nn 'old Held" by OF ihe
town building association you can build chrapiy
than rrnt. tlll DUCkETT < FORD Ol1 ST
I,OR SALE-FINEsT DIR. con TAGE IN TAKUMA;
Il lot O6xb30 good ce lar we'll. shade, orchard, gar
den, berries and running water; lie bargain.
Price 5000 ". II. SWANDEl IL L st. Q. AZ -:n,'
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FOR RENT--STORES

lCOR RE>T-LARGE WELL-LIGHTED STORE
II 10th ST. near NV: 3UN60; l7-fOot show win
dow; Will be divided if necessary. Apply JAMES
/. BARBOUR, l4lS X st. nv ;ny29-6t
IIOR RENT-STORE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE
II store l3il 1ith St, feet in depth good cellar
SJ3. NJ NJ. PARKER l4lS r St. m27-0t
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IF YOU WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY OK
IL the lnatAllmeut Plan send psnss to Box a0S, Ctr
Pc. Location sccsssbae b. rail- cazTA<s cyci. the
year round my30-lus
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

(NoLo>IM. BEACH LOTS NEAR The WHARF AT
~ SO. SiO aud $50. Greatest bargains in 10
years. 4. A. MCINTYRE.
noU-Of 2s2 ST. n. w.
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R,OB nALE-ONE ACRE or LAND. NTH My
Il Nice New Dwelling ard other Necessary outla. a.
lngs; well OF god water; situated the I0u.iI-
borough road, tue line of IN GEORGETOWN and lem
naly town Ileculc hallway. Algolus the DGublaue
IIub trlce eo,3U0. CSC. " IlNkINS
myl-lm Cor Of 18th and II ste u "
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IOKEST GLEN,
BEAUTlf IL LOTS.
$50. goo. $3.50 AND 1900.
RS pix MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST

s5 PEn MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST
Very large lots-cosiinI more than $780, o rer
month This yround Is located near station aud Dor
ders on the 9TH pike -Four subdivisions center
here and all of them are being rapidly improye d.
Many houses now in course OF erection Streets
being made connecting Linden, one-hAf mile distant
With Forest Glen Within oehaf nile OF the Station
there are already 40 houses including hotels one Of
them costing $4,000 these lots the present
oiered cheaper. aud the around sells per 5
times much where lots are being sod surrounded
sdjlcent TO Rock Creek. aud must In consequence be
bepe fited By the Park. IL has a leauiful station
good store school, churches and exc iient SAM
tarium. and bids fair 10 become in the very near
future the finest and most desirable suLni ban ann
TO the National CAPITAL Parties the ground Decora-
ton day to show lots. J. X. HEREFORD.
m2s-1m 14lS q NJ. NV
IcoR RENT-FROM lsT OF JUNE COTTAGE AT
IL LAUREL Md, H. and u Rh. ten rooms; good
water: concreted cellar; three squares from station
ay25-5t sTElGEk lIEBEkMANN. 1908 r 81
INOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II erty-S3 Acres, unincunlbe red, adoiuipg Hyatts-
Vile and kiver~dxIe une- half very high and beau
tifu for scenery overlooking HyatfsyiIle depot and
surrounding country. The other half on the
bank tbe autful and sulphur sprinsD sdoininr
Eiversdale winch without timber sells readily for ii
cents per foot e. 500 viii take FOR al Of
mine together 500 per acre or Exchange for City
Property J. c. ROGERS, Attorney-at-fAw AK
Louisisns sve. End P2rthenou Heights. BAdens6urv.
ny26-lm
TT YOU WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY on
the lnatallmeut Plan send psnas to Box :l0s CITY
nccaSnille NV c,s~i.
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SMIrH,s HEELrR1Es.
CYCLING RINK, Y.l 81. n. v. tnear 9tlst)
TiAE BOARD FLOR The ONLY ONE N THE
CITY. CONFIDENT INSTRUCTORS. RIDINIi
HUARASl ED, 81 Our CILtBRAIED COMB
NAl1ON DAhI sAFEIIES. PSYcHUs, LEAGUES
HIGH GRADE BOYS AND GIRLS SAFkTIES
ap:oto1yi SALESROoM. Cor. 9Th and l. SITS NV.
ELLI0TT HICKORY SaFETIES For LADY OR
~ Gentleman; A. pounds elastic frame; self oiling
cham ho rattiIg nlc can't come OF most graceful
iaaes wnee made also easiest running and the most
durable; 400 AGENCY. sJ7 II ST. NV
a.O-s, III. ID, l.Es
BICYCLE EXCHANGE. MASS AVE. AND 0Ih ST
- NV; every kind Of repair executed with prompt
hess: ordinary work done IN hours; wheels called
Tor aud delivered. hentingJ PALMER SON.
mylS-ln.
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WANTED--HELP.


NIGHT COOK AND WATERS ELKs'
w DINING KoOMS. $50 Pa ave. NV IT.
WAEIED-A WHITE BARBER; MUST BE
csh :fe 1s D% S sSSt iss 81 no S.'
WASTED a GOOD COOK TO GO TO THE
AVN C1srtrS f.. the summer: references required
~ hee every Day. worSins Women. Men. Boy, and
HIspsrcS May 7S sgxsT
w ply at sl4 st. NV. about II a. m. m3O-ot'
WANrED-A YOUNG LADY AS C0PYIsT ADJ
w dress in own handwriting, COPY. Star Office it
.sGrs Rork . 1oSa GIRLS I?h
WANTED YOUNG LADY FAMILIAk WITH
dress i IN T1" hand % ose aG
expected Box l6G. Star ofnce. my29-2t'
WASrED-whITE COOK. GERMAN PRE-
cali at once aai in pthn sna
WANTED AN ExFaEIEecEp ooIoREp
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10 need Sppi. hboral wages Call to ~ a.m; 3 to
WANTED-A F.RsT-GLasSS bUSHELMAN;r
my2s,3t. ~ 14i9 n !. ave.
WANTED-EXPERIENCE SAILS LADY FOR
n,saas1 ~ Il. EIsESMASS ! BGis.
na9-:,t JAMES s. ToPMAM, 1881 i u ave.
VVANTED--A REspKCTABLE WHITE WOMAN
reis5snse. required Apply I'll Washington circle.
M ANTED-A STEADY BNiGHT BOY IN OfFICE;
reside With parents be well recommended Ad-
dress. IN own handwriting giving references Sc. 70
Box $40. m2S-3t
WANThD-A GOOD LAUNDREos 10 GO 40
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO PLAY ACCOM-
aid, a. National Ho;e Parlor. between and !, clock
PIN. Friday. my2s-3t'
WANTEp-sIX COAT HANDS AND TWO MEN
~ to work by the week. II. koPPEL. 1879 l4th
WANILD-YUUNG MAN IN PROVISION STORE
w that Gun Cut Fresh Meats Call l9l 9TH st.
my2S-3i'
WyANrED-A KEGlsTE TERED DRUG CLERK. WITH
w teferehcs Address Box "a, star Office. m2s-it
NNANIi D-BOY, SEVENTEEN or EIGHTEkN.IO
" Learn DIIg business; one not afraid OF wock.
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WAMIED-wIITE AND CoLoEED COOKS,
Dairy hI ind, Drtss Makers NC ,Get4n ard al
hXSs ii5 S e.Ss S0uA''' anu Ne''f' mya4ds
WANTED : PATENT SOLICITORS NEW
hork house ohers an EXCEPTIONAL Opening for
solicitors once to come to New srS as Nj .nasirc
Clerk with fan salary to commence end chance
oee and reliable Address SOLICITOR 81 Star
NJ ANIED- = DUNDOREs EMPLOYMENT BU-
white ana cooud ior ali kinds Of doe. snG abor c
and states with reierences henoved 10 'o0 LIST. L. W.
w ner's international Tailor system with NJ inch
rule or tape alone all scientific ailors cut
gwen by Nine. 5. }. MLssLK, l4U3 Ill ave.
mhl2-3m'
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1,OR sALE-s4 ACRES ON y. AND y RR. lx
II miles from Charlton Heights 10 IRON Nash -
ton new dwelling, lOr. large stable 600 Young
fruit tees. $500. JOAN sTEPHEN, 4.2 Ia az
my .9.L LAM
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1rOR LeASE-FoR A TERM OF YEAK>-BUsI-
Il ness prop.rty ON q St b-tween ith and 18th Al.
dress TIE OWNER star Office in;sO-5t.
A RARE CHANCE nor ENERGETIC MANA
"A grocery Provision and Feed store Rent, StOck
tor Bale Reasonable rent To good mAi. Inquire T.
iALbEl.l. Biatcnsbufg rvad,UIposite Reform School
n2o-lOt'
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NOR sALk-uR EXCHANGES, OOO-A PIEAS-
- ant NiilaSe Home IA Valley of Virginia FOR ~ale
hall acre excellent garden traits alundaurr at p
stable, &c eheapcs; and Uest living auyN lrrc terms
very easy. WEI. Box titi,
n.y:.92sw Steule7's 80, =.
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fsoR sAtE-l. 2. 3 hcKEs, MINI TEs' WALK
from Forest Glen station. cnsar ~ 5000 acue
M. ut DAVID y sIONI. SOD II NV.
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IsoH RENr-FUENIsaEp-A FINE COUNTRY
AesiccIlcs 10 rnu.lS stable aud fiNe and
Will plenty grass Tor FEEDING hur-, aud COW Al NUT
and garden. VIII rent irum Jane I to NuNrluhsr 1,
n-O-bt 1901 a Il n n
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BICYCLES.

CTEONG, SPEEDY! COMFORTABLE!
- Ali the above qualities Combined in the
AMEk1CAN RAMBLER Tor 1850. irices: 1925,
S161 and S1oU. Make mistake. Ills IL NOI A
chesp wheel. either IN quality or price If You wish
CHEAPER Safeties nnye them ALSO. but ut the
above prices-s63, ST5 and $50 buy other grade
Cycles this season.
bout pay much cash when you purchase your
1850 mount limited number OF Secoud- baud safe
ties can be taken IL part payment FOR New AMkhI-
L. D. GRAVES x co,
lO-.im 1879 18th ST. NV.
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BOARDING.

GJO ST. NV, NICELY FURNISHED Rooms
" - On ii ana I'd nOOr with good table bOAgd No
objections 20 hsuics breakfast q ID to 80;
dluner / 80 TO pan. Iny .s!D-Jts
GUNNER RATES AT HOTEL FEEDONIA, Il ST
- bet. l3th and Ism. Table Board 3s,O per mouth.
Rooms and Board go aid upward according 10 size
aud iocGtion OF room. Iu.S-.,w
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. HES llTH
IL ST. n. u2S-3ts
A FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY III Il
N Hlshed Rooms with gas, good hotsl acconlnoaa-
lions, at greatly reduced rates Tor the summer can
be had 1t 4 a ST. uw. my.S5- lms
II ARGE, COOL, AIRY ROOMS WITH BOARD 81
IL per day and up. Rooms. 30 and 75c FURNISHED
Apartment for Housekeeping cheap. NE MEB-
slEh, oI3 18TH ST nv. myl7
DoAR GLANCE, NICELY FUKNIsHED
~ Room with 1ood Board, ~ the Auburn. Pa ave-,
cor. I'D ct NV; terms moderate. myls-:sfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

IrOR sALE-TwENTI HEAD OF FINE DRIVING
and CARRIAGE Ho ses Jus: reccNed a, my Stable. on
ChanIplain ave. north OF Boundary St ILis lot in
cludes sonic of the most highly bred horses ever
offered for sale In tbs 1iy.