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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07
Senator Matt Quay and the Doctor.

Senator Quay of Pennsylvania is pop
ularly supposed to have keen appre-
citation of piscaiorial yarns. but occ.-
sionally he tells joke that is not re-
lated to The iinuy tribe at all. The
following is one he often relates:
"Isaacson was ailing and sent for his
doctor. AS soon as the doctor arrived
Isaaeson began to talk about death.
..Fooh, nonsense, lsaacson. you will
live to be Il hundred. soothlngly said
the doctor.
We'll. doctor. YOU vas wrong. The
Lord will never take me for you hun.
dred when he can get me seventy
sixi'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07

A Siurgis (Mich.) burglar caused the
postponement of wedding recently
bv stealing the wedding trousers of the
prospective groom.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07
FERNS. rT9 DOLLARS PER YEAR


nHysICi!E AND SURGEON. S2eciaities,
lyTsaszes Of the the Throat aad Nose.
1ei-.s,s.5f. Dr. prz5caaTd, MauItuTac, y Is
tliro ffr;rs from ig to y s.. H. 70 ;ifId 10 >
7. Il.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07
Farms for Sale in Door Go

4 fine farm of 50 acres near Stokes post Office
having - acres cleared, balance hard wood tlm-
ber and having a frame house, log barn, and an
orchard on it, and distant one-halt mile from a
post Office, store aud saloon, will be sold cheap
Tsrmsi One half down. balance on time.
Have several other farms for sale. Apply
e. z. Cody, Sturgeon Bay. Door Co., w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07
The he ManltoWoc Pilot

Bnslncss notices Ia cents per line. When
tInucd more than one week half of the aloye
rates foreaca subsequent week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07

TTOREET AND COUNs ELOB At LAW,
\ Once, iu Torus0u's Brick BLOCK, EiIhth
street, Naa.tos .oa. Wisconsin
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F. S. LUaNANN, VI. d.

DHTSfCIAS AND SURGEON. OFFCE AT
L Residence Of D.. r. simon, ULuc0cE street,
ear the court house, Aauitowoc, Wis. del5
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07
WANTED At ONCE WANTED.

MEN ana WOMEN to sell choice varieties
Of Nursery Stock. Salary or Commission. Splen-
dil nev ontit free, Apply. stating age.
COLUMBIA NURSERY COMPANY.
Rochester, n y.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24
9leucitc 9fadri6tcn Ocs NluslambcS.

Gl Naio, 49,. Sept giele
Hron,inente aus Geras, g(risona, 9tew
Nfcr;co unb Colorado poDnten Sem 9elt=
rigen &egcui6ieben Experiment bci.
0oNclbe besann friih am Morsen uno
bauertc bis gum 0ta3mittas. @jescn 6
llbr blittc cs itarf, obcr bier iicl tein
Gropicn 9tegen.
glcm Dort, 81. Sept. . +
,,@orlb" scbt aus &om einc &abelna@z
ridt ;u, laut ,pcldcr Gnglano, Deutid)
lano, Stalien 11no bic Ser. Staatcn a'l
ciner Marinc>O Oemonitration il, 9inciiz
l9en @emdllern bet5eili9t lcin wiirSen.
OaS Commando iiber oie ucrctni9ten0c>
i9paber jou oer !6er;o9 bon 0enua,
Der iid sescnwdrtis III England aufs
bdlt, fiibren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

slbonnementssG Greis $500 bas ssabr;
nad Geuti6tanO uab Der Sdwcis, $40
bas Sabr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Trimming the Shade Trees.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
/ agree fully with your correspondent K. as
to there being too many trees and their being
too close together and not properly trimmed
Where there is as much moisture as we have in
this climate it is not well to have our dwellings
too much shaded, as il tends to keep them
damp and is productive Of rheumatism and
similar troubles. There is nothing more bene-
drial than sunshine, and every house should
have the sunshine into its windows az times as
Vel. a. on its walls. Too dense q shade renders
! iDI ossible to grow roses and other flowers
IN the dooryards. and even the grass will not
q w under large spreading trees. had fine
row Il naples which planted in 1870 removed
from the parking in front Of my house since
his slvs have grown up for the reasons above
sta'ec, and We frd it q great improvement.
1hs tees ought TO be trimmed up by removing
u oie "a the lower limbs. As the top grows
and spreads the lower limbs become more
dwArfed or stunted and bushy and prevent
the flee circulation Of the air and shut out the
view Of the houses from the streets. Many Of
them are so low that they are hit by an UNI
br,lla, which certainly ought not to be. No
man adnires trees more than /, but Judgment
mus b used in reference to them as well as in
stAsr matters W. c. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Arrested for AssauIting His Wife.

About O'Clock last night John Brsnnon, o
youAg colored man. was arrested by Police
man narrower and Carney and locked up on O
charge Ct assaalting his wife. John lives in
SHOWS alley in the county and the police found
his wife suffering from q severe injury to the
head D.. Richardson attended the woman.
John denies that he assaulted his wife and
claims that while under the influence of liquor
she fell down and injured her head.
This morning he was taken TO the Police
Court, but the case could not be tried as his
wife was unable to appear. Lawyer Moss APP
peAred his counsel and had bail a xed at S2OO.
New York detectives have discovered the
headquarters Of the ''green goods business in
that city, and arrested Frank Brooks and Ter
ence Murphy, the head operators in the
swinils.
Mrs. Booth libborn, the commander-in-
chief Of the Salvation Army forces in France
and Switzerland has arrived in New York.
Emperor William, in person. wall reopen the
rsichstag November IL.
The town Of Meiringen, IN the canton Of
Berr, Switzerland. has been almost destroyed
By ire
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A RTIsrlc FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT.
"A tention sivsn 70 Al siftinxs. LA1s sfudio ior
KITS kEka1aXs GALLEY. noS ID al III "a =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

S-story and Basement brick rooms and attic all
modern improvements. side 18th i. n ".
near Dupont Gina sl25 per month by the year
oc,s4-ot' BRADLEY 4 CASTELAR, Isl I'D ~.
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PROPOSALS.

photosAIs ION PAkIAG sIDEWALhs UNDnR
Il THE PRINT SYSTEM IN THE DISTINCT
OF COLUNBlA.-Ofics VI the Comulsstopers
u. c. Washington ID. :. October I'd lesl -Se.. ed
proposals wIiI be reserved OF this ONCE until TMELkE
O'CLOCK NJ. on III UksDAN, NOkEMRFR FIFTH,
1881 for sldewalks The District Of Columdl invites
proposals tor laying sidewalks under permit sys-
tenn Of ARTIFICIAL stone tiles. sheet asphalt and all
reties OF ceulsnt Bank forms Of Proposals nd spec.
hcations can be "btalned AZ TINS Office upon sppca-
ton therefor toSether with all necessary intOrlns-
tion and bids upon these forms only Will lie consid-
parts Of bids J. ". DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS. ". L
RUSSELL. Conainissionsrs d. G. oc2s-t
pkoPosALs foR IRoNwoRK, ot rice OF
ST.. Msshinyton. G, octsber24. ls'i.- sealed pro-
posss tor fufnssinS, delivering and erecting pace
complete the ironwork and sxylghfs of tho Of
tho three book stacss OF the building for tho brai
SSnSsss n I'M ey VII Be z, shis once nn,l
EIGHIEENTH DAi or NOVEMBER 1891, and
opened immediately thereafter In Of bidders
Srecincations. general instru tons and copdltlons
and blank forms Oh proposal may be obtainea sp
piication At TINS once BEkNAHD X GREEN
Superintendent and Ensinser.
oc24. 2b..e. 3onovi4klo
DROPOsALs FOR DREDGING BASIN AT IHR
L FOOT OF CANAL STRICT SOUTHEAST One
ben ~. 1oelsee.sd proposas viii Be received a. mi,
ONCE until IMklNk O'CLOCK N. on 1HURSDAI
NOVEMBER f1fTH. 1881. for dred linr basin al the
loot OF Canal street s,uthsast, Washington. Z. q
Blank forms Of Proposals aud soecncstlans can be 3D.
tanned q tins oe upon Application herefcr
with all nscesexry nnfcrsstion. and ,ny bids upSp
these lorna viii u considered The right 4,
70 reject any and 81 b,ds parts OF bids j. VI DotS
LASS. >: y. koss. W, r kOsskLL, Con.mis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-fuRNIsHED Oh UNfURNisaEp-
4 hsndsems double brtsk residence; az mod; imTs !;
'IaS0 s.ss HS s'H iso :. ;s;;
FQR EENI.l7is Q 81; NV. Is sCnSklpERs
Z COrcor.n Art Gallery and sonv.nisn. 70 the de-
roo@s bath, ranss and .li conV.nicnces q %odssn
s'; mouth rent =: %sHs
LSoR RENT-A DESIRABLE DWELLING AT
AaM hsfin isis 70, s2' yer month DASiss .
EoR RENr-THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE tro
private family only 2ll Eas, Capitol St. sd,.osnt
gerea and de:ors;ed; new sanitary pilm6ins and
Is %.ns Suaas s0S
General Ascent. oc2+At'
EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNisHKr HOUSE
CIRCLE containing twelve rooms and hath: ali mod
& GGTck ie a. per sps
FOR Rent : FiRsT-CIAss i7-RooM HOUSE,
= H. dsib bd 18th s.. W. near Mass ave no. poor ROOM
ssy siO6 '''A to S'ss. S.s m Ss.'i'
S1s louisiana .r. iiS S6f sss q sS g
, ssFs Est brick so lS3 re- Or: g
iiis oss: store. % 1903 Gales sr. W i i .
1Yti 3 q i isis s's or M Us lSs pr 20
mi..,.............3o5O :.3I3-2i G, ar ". Ia 90
s. 3 sS:S 3 F. saS IS IS . ar g. e
S2G 5s =, s, 10 icss,.S King. Ct i: g
ISis sS,S. ior nj $ Stable , rear In
and :ss ssorses. s,o os rear n soia
s ga T. a. f. s,Gfass y siis AIsr 4r. e
WEST WASHINGTON.
2 2s1 g \; ST. m s$3 50 3sIs \. 5sw:-...eiay e
Fors iuA lust spply 10 wESCOTT WILCOX
oc2S 1907 Pennsylvania n ~.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED COMPLETELY AND
handsomely. that elegant corner residence. with
large stable 2f Eas. Capitol st., near new Library
and Capitol handsomely papered and decorated; new
two baths and laundry; the hsndsoinest resi-
dences IN the city; open for inspection. oc2i-tt'
EoR RENT-DESIRABLE NINE-RooM HOUSE.
= bath, &c. on st. southern exposure convenient
to cars and herdics. GEO. NJ MYERS 4 CO..
= circle handsome new three-story bay window
press-brick house; brown stone finish; 10 rooms all
m.i convenient and ACCESSIBLE SO in sdyanee;z
oc27-5t' Az La. ave-, Room p. % floor.
EoR RENr-ll3s l2lH ST. N.N.-NlNE ROOMS
ner store oc27-1t.
EOR RENT-oNE 5-RooM BRICK: CELLAR.
water and sewer. 405 18th ST. N. for Si3
Apply at EAGLE MARKET. cor. of 9Th st and Md
ave. n. oc27-JN'
LNOR RENT-BnICK HOUSE; Z ROOMS WITH
LOUIS 7. sHoEMAKEk, 1,0 st. NV oc27-;st
EOR RENT-613 d ST. S. E. q ROOMS AND BATH !:
y heated by furnace. $50. Apply to Ii. HEIIMuL-
LER ,lo G st Sc. oc2s-3t'
Eok kENT-BY THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN,
heal Estate Broker. Va ~ nv.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


dS iS, ma T S aameE ssss
sSss fs srs With
sssss %. a5 isSS 81 ! ss::d .Sa % s
EOR RENT-IN PRIVATE. FAMILY. 10 GEN
L ,leman and WIFE. furnished second fcor; modern
ss
EoR RENT-NICEIY FURNISHED ROOM on %
i.h ns So IN new house. with heat and gas e isi
F0R RENT-Tw0. COMMUNICATING FRONT
IA rooms, ICONS On second sOor furnished IS pssss snd
FOR RENTLTo A LADY, PLEASANT AND
south Sifs n new Sa1.s 500 81
EoR KENT IN NEW HOUSE. HALF SQUARE
rooms. with excellent board; ali appointments nrsf-
cl oss terms very reasonable ll0 Nd ave. ne.
For RENT-ls4l @ ST. NV. LARGE. SUNNY.
FoR RENT-T0 aENTIEMKN, BRIGHT. PLEAS
aoa. i.%y ny,
s.S q la5! SS 1s6
'ss il
Eoh RENT-THIRD-sTORY FRONT ROOM AND
hall room. Furnished or unfurnished, At g2a K q.
EOR RENT--A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR
front room with bay window and sicove unfurnished:
TWO nicely furnished rooms; also good table board.
i6l3 18th 1t. NV. oc2a-Iw
EOR RENT-I504 II ST n W. OPPOSITE SHORE
oor frn arx sd Furnished front I.
AZ eonveniences his-class attendance: Of tele
phone. oc..,-6ts
E0R RENT 1909 K ST. NV, SECOND AND
~ = ,hira Moor sommun,cating rooms; hall rooms
front also table board references required oc191ms
EOR RENTS FURNISHED ROOMS ON %
4 Moor with private bath. 1912 @ ST. u. ". ocl5-2w
EOR RENT-ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS.
L II SO We can save you money: all prizes in all
sections OF the city. ROOM DIRECTORY, va Est.
room q. se.S-2t'
FOR RENT : NEW AND ELEGANTLY FUR
1902 l1th st. NV. oci3lm'
EoRRENT-FuRN1sHED APARTMENTsIN THE
elevator Se , lS5Ss End sIi sa,s ss steam beat
Ocis '"N l. d AAA' AGENT i"-i g
Tor RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS;
- all mod imps no chldren con venient to sill car
lines for one or two gentlemen only; price, from %
up. luz 9TH St NV. oc12-lm'
rooms on second floor; also large and dressing
room. same floor; all Handsomely furnished also first
class taoe board oc3-lm
Eok RENT;-Two LARGE SECOND FLOOR
= rooms; southern exposure; also hall room third
Moor furnished or unfinished with board private
FANNY. Apply 1873 st. NV Oc:}24t'
EOR RENTAL THE IRvINGTON, I4l6 ST.
= u; w.-iargs, elegantly furnished rooms. with
BOARD, IN suites OF TWO. three or singly. seI6tr
EoR RENT--COR. 9Th ST. AND MASS. AVE !,
rooms. with board southern and eastern exposure;
feiefences exchanged ocS-lm'
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER Of DEED FOB EVEkY STAT
~ and 1erE7tory. Notary and U. .. Commissioner
JEO. Z. nEAJ4k. Iksl n q. NV.
In once from An. 70 g. nia
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PERFECT CONSISTENCY OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT
WITH IT'S POSITION IN THE NEW oRLE Ans LYNCH
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BETWEEN THE TWO
cAsEs-HosrILITT OF THE JrSTA REPRESENTA-
TNEs.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OsT-ON SATURDAY., BET; BID AND 0 SITS,
breastp.n; is priced as gift Suitable reward II
turned to e. cor. ed and o sts., Georgetown It.
II OST-MONDAY AFTERNOON ON ST. CARS
IL between 18th and II SITS. and Conn. and 18th
sts, gold flexible chain bracelet Please return to
l4O1 H 81. n w. and receive reward. oc2S-1ts
4 OsT-sTRAYED FROM 2l3 sTH ST. Sc.
tail Suitable reward will 10 sivsp If returned to
above address. IT.
II OsT-A BLACK SPANIEL. LIBERAL REWARD
IL il returned to 1872 st. NV. IT.
II OsT-sATURDAY, NEAR TREASURY DEPART
IL psrtment, way to Long bridge, diary with gold
quartz mills showings in it, Arsward At star oce.it
I OsT-STRAYED FROM us N ST. W. MON
SAY
above numLer. IT.
I OsT-s25 REWARD FOR A POCKET BOOK LOST
II yesterday. containing q sum Of money and some
papers to be returned to b. Il. WARNkRt CO. GIG T
st. NV. IT.
2S REWARD :. LOST, A GREYHOUND Pup;
by returning same to 1915 26th st. n. 0c27-2t'
I oST-A RED COW. REWARD PAID FOR RE.
~ turn Or any Information that will lead 70 her
cry. Call 10 l4th ct. Sc. W. A. SHELLY. oc.7-2t'
CAME TO OUR PREMISES OCTOBER o. ONE
gray horse with st Of cart harness and Il not
al s e pay
I osT AT ALBAUaH's SATURDAY NIGHT.
return 70 JNo: JOY EDISON. JK. zoos +. oc2S-ss;
I OsT-DOG: ANSWERS 10 THE NAME PRINCE
II reward VII b paid for his return to l0g5 Yer
I osT-;wHILE MOVING FROM l22s D ST. 70
for return to DoLLIk TAYLOR. 4O6 iSsh st. =. v.
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THE EVENING STAR: !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


IkD-BY 4 Young MAN HHvINe sEkv 2
place csli isss Eth &. n.W "''s' IL
WANTED = BY A REsPECTARLE COLORED
20 To,s =. :sis ss ana se-
WANTED-BY COLoRED woNAN, SITUATION
,n. = soSd eoot nc objection TO Washing is"iif -
w WHO is rood typewriter and who inSv, some
Siam f sS. SS Is .aa < az
WANTED-AT POsITIoNs
w for cooks. chambermaids, waitress. laundresses,
cS so 10 ssS
WANTED = FIRST: CLASS LAUNDREss
day cs % as
WANTED-A LADY sTENoaRzPHER9 DESIRES
address y saoRT En; Star Sc. 5000 Il:
WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, SIT
u.tion As oomPsnion or , leans IN p Ss
Address BESSIE. Star Once. ''o IT,
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE WHITE wO-
s Wishing $500 GOOD IN
WANTED = BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS.
Cali at ioSi 4th st. NV. w. ''-'''' '''' WIS., IL
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
saa IN p:.ss as.
WANTED-BY WHITE WOMAN. A POSITION
all IL branches can give the best of reference csl
WANTED-aoT DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
help buffers coashnen, WATERS, holsters and workers.
Reterencesfrom last employers. 6l31ths n w. oc2S u
an ass A. ~ ss
chamber chan work best references Address iis iw
,.a,or YOUNG MN
call 222U llth st. NV. It.
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN.
soSa u A SG. COZ ssf 8.
WANTED-BY A REsPECrABLE YOUNG COL
family Please call yl5x Liberty st.. Ietwesn3t and
10th. d and SITS. s.w. IT.
ton 1ogSa MAJ Of SEw YORK
Address +. r =, Star office. IT.
WANTED BY a SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. A
city E Box
WANrED-BY TWO WHITE WOMEN, PLACES.
the S'hsr az ta ss9a
WANTED-BY A COL0RED MAN, PLACE IN
orally useful Apply 6la I'd St City reference.
WANTED-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST.
sperinsnent position on relief work. Address H.
WANTED-THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
hotels restaurants city and country also
clerical APPLICANTS with dispatch. d. sHACKl.E-
FORD. AZ llth st. NV. oc20-l2t'
WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS. ONE AS ENGLISH
w LADIES' maid, first class hairdresser and Dress
maker also good chambernaid waitress; together
separate. 3l0I U ST., Georgetown. DC. oc26-3t'
~ ANIkD-sITUATlUN BY A YOUNG MAN AS
w coach man, waiter porter; best OF references
Call or address LILO 18th st. D. w. Oc26-:jts
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES TO BE CON-
w Panion for Q lady OF means Address Box ".
Star office. oc26r3t'
WANTED-POS1TIONS FOR COOKS, DRIVERS.
w chainbermaids. porters. houseman. cashiers.
linen, store room and kitchen hands, nurses. (No
charge to theaters. stores and hotels). BUkNHAMS.
lilo u st. n. oc%4-6t'
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twelve rootas and bath has lust bson nut In per
ssss 9 re p,,os; >oo 20 nosth AskkT AsxsT
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SPECIALTIES

11TiTH ELEcTEIcITl . cURE Any CAST OF
w rheunstism nenrels1s seisticA. nsryons troublss
Organic functional weskne~a. dysI,epaa kdnsg
| ease, Paralysis, &c. br. AAfwAkb, hprlall-f -
nlsctriasy. I2ls o saw. esd A.
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BOARDING.

DOAKpIN1,- srsI n \. Avn y. -. mo LAntsl
ID ve-urnisled rooms on ID floor; south front aud
one on I'd hours ksIs by New iork lsay, who fIves
personal AtseItion 70 cuiirsry department fai,ie
board oczU1r'
flsHE MEBsTER, 5i3 l3TB 81. NV. BATS 81
II per day week. SO. neaoQuart~rs slxhtasers
nrsfciass home pssce. runs s@xes daily 70 al points
of interest," nail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
MANICURE

MADAME PAWN,
sus q. isfM p 81 a. 4. n.
The only Importer and Msnpfsctursr Of FINE MANI
CCkE and CHfRopODfST GOODS South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

1..3 nth STREET NORTHWEST.
Threestory and basement brick dwelling containing
10 rooms. bath rooms -snse and latrobes: all
provenerts and convguieuces; house condition.
Apply AhUS. j. flSHEG Il CO.,
oc26-6t 1324 ST. W.
L'OR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE; IN GOOD
Il repair book from Capitol; SOS or SO per
month. Address ADAMS Star office. oc:s6-;sts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
Lon RENr-uEE OK TWO wELL-LIGHTED OF
nee rooms, especially advantageous tor steuoyrapl-
NEsS N. Star Office. oc:lS-,:t'
E'OR RENT-FIvE HANDSOME OFFICE ROOMS:
Is best location in the city. aud Etth sts over
Hendershott drug store. oc27-6t.
lTOR KENT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS. 434 AND
= 426 10th st. NV. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. go
+ st. NV. ocly.:}t
LOR hENT-OFFlCE BUILDING, rs nth 81.
floor. rooms third door. rooms; back buiIdinx,
rooms, arranged Tor printing office.
oc27-lw THEo A. HARDING. COG llth st. n w.
L>OR RENr-OFfICE ROOMS,
0oS AND 6lo Eth, NEAR F;
Large hall room. second floor. G0s. ...........sio
Large hall room. second floor, 6lO.... 10
TWO fine back rooms. SECOND door, go. 20
Two nns front room" 'fitT m aHsf siq Real Estate.
oc2o-& uoo 18Th st.
EOR RENT : Elegantly APPOINTED
ONCE suites at 907 q ST. NV: entirey buiid-
ing; central: surroundings pleasant; modern con-
nsniences; moderate rental. PROCTOR 4 PROC
LOR RENT--VERY PLEASANT SOUTH Front
once room; steam heated. elevator and postal boz
T. Eye near =; s Treasury only 81: Per month
EOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS IN The SAME
building as our Office. heated by steam without
oc24-1w 1903 Pa ave. NV
DOR RENT-SEVERAL CHOICE ROOMS IN THE
l. tirenen's Insurance Colnpany's building cor 18th
and La ave- n. w; heat and elevator service ocl52w
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE ROOMS IN
l. the Fleming building, 14l9 G st. II. w. single or en-
service. Apply to Room No. IL. ROBT. 1. FLEM-
ING. se30-lm
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. BOARD AND
w room N plain, quiet fr,vste family NOT far from
I'm and sts. n v: State terms, which mnst Be-
moderate. Address y. @. B. Star ONCE. IT.
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EoR RENT-fuRNIsRED Oh UNfURNisHEp-
Il handsome double brick residence; all mod imr.
completely furnished. elJ0 month or ~, dpV year
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- p. N. " AI.Nth = CO, BIO &C .. y.
l'Ok kENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 1915
n Corcoran ST. "a ". , story and basement bay win
dow brick all mod maps. heated by furnase prioe
800 per MAsH'N DANENHOMCE
oc24-lw Cor. 18th and q ITS
L,oR RENT-FoURTEFN NEw BRICK HOUSES
M. i. corner LIST aud s;s 2-sory 2-etury
and basement and stories. rent, ESQ. 30, s.Ee 81.
49, 20 and $50 30 for corner houses these houses
unusually wei built. heated by furnaces and contain
ing iarze cabinet wardrobes with plate irrors
in front chsmhers. CAL AZ aud mrs, clce
Houses open for inspection. r. n. SMITH SONS,
l41S 81. n. ". oc..4-lw
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

l.'ok sALE-As. II Ii ABsOLUTELa NECESSARY
- redue nay lane stocE slightly used pianus 1
invite tle attention Of all ~ the
following. bargains. MIST MAXI ROOM fDK MY
MN ALL slOC aud therefor. Will nAks terms 70
suit eaci purchaser. stool and each
piano and NO interest charged noutnly install
lnents, ptoSlded tn,y are paid PROMPTLY.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LNOk hENT-
Large hail. for meetings OF clubs and societies cen.
tra!ly located. Inquire at 4lo 9th st. W. ocl6-2w
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ErOR RENTAL 1913 srH ST. NV, FINE
Il piano; %. 90 per month oc2.-:}t.
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L'Oh HEN III L IN
l. The Clarendon Hotel,
N Y ave and 14th ST
nw, IOr. SbSs
The Imperial Hotel, Pa
ave bet loth and 14th
NV. UT. 80. -.. IN
5lU 1lth ST NV, Tor and
. large halls and
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LOB RENT.HANDsOMELY FURNISHED HOUsI
4 1905 Sunderland place; 10 rooms md 6efh prics
sls6 Pc. mo. ALERT 3 ABERT. sos hi q n y.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-20
A HINT TO HIS Ex.ExCELLENCY, GOVERNOR E.
G, ROSS.

Gas a rule it is entirely safe to omit
ANYTHING that the New MEXICAN advo-
Gates, and the more strenuous lts adVoca-
cy, the more manifest becomes the pro-
priety of opposition to that thing. "-Dem'
ing Headlight.
Very good advice, governor, most ex-
cellent advice, especially from Demo-
cratic stand point. Always find out what
your enemy wants you to do, and then DO
the exact opposite is good party doctrine
Meanwhile, don't you believe the NEW
MEXICAN was a safe adviser when 1t ad-
yocated the change in the county officials
of Santa Fe county. Don't you know
dear old fellow, that the strenuous advo-
cacy" of the statement that the Demo
cratic leader, aud sheriff of this coun-
ty, was short in his accounts with the
county and recreant to the trust given
him by the people, has been verified by
the sheriff's own confession. Probably,
dear, sweet old angel, you, the news has
not yet reached you, or if it has, you pre-
fer to say nothing about 1T. Probably,
when you shall have read some further
accounts of Democratic thievery in the
MANAGEMENT of county affairs in other
counties in this territory your comments
about the course of the New MEXICAN amp
the manifest propriety Of opposition
thereto" will becoem more and more.