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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-19

But time changes minds as we'll az mar.
ners. though even now when making
changes from n circle to another. it often
requires that adaptability which could be
said found in ons who has automatic man.
ners. However. such radical changes not
only appear in drawinR-room rspartee,
street dress, etc., among people, but also %
the convsniences and 1uxuries AFFORDED
mankind. Railroad tfave! il one ~icstance.
A few years ago. comparatively, one mad to
consum much valuable time In an uncom.
Portable way to make what il now though,
nothing Of a. Q nights Journey In q sleeper.
portation facilities can Be- forud on tho
fast trains Of the Minneapolis 4 81. Louis
railway TO Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs.
kansas City, etc. lnqairs of any agent OF
the company, or G. n. Pratt, general ttsse1
and passenger agent. M~innearota Nina
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-19
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for fhs
production of everything that will conduc.
TO the material welfare and comfort OF
mankind are almost Unlisted and when
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, az it 10 the only remedy which IL
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt And eicctaal 20 clea.ss the
system gently n the spIinstims. OF n fact,
more popular Il beooml ..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-19

All kinds Of merchandiss and other freishtsL
including ores. promptly transferred from the
depot. Office ct j. Feldhcrg's store and at the
depot. Orders viii receive prompt attention.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

A set OF Knitting Needles given
away with every skein of II
IL cent Germantown.
hOC Mems full size Cardigan
WV Jackets, bought especially
as leader, actual value 75c. and
81 lie. each. Desirable shades
in Brown and Black.
Qn 100 dozen Mems full size sus-
w penders, splendid webbing,
full length, braided webs, elegant
colorings. Actual value, 17c. per
pair, our Thursday price 9,. per
pair.
hQn Night Shirts. retai'ed by
VVV everyone at $1.00 each. is
made of a splendid cotton, double
felled seams, fancy featt er.sti ch
trimming around collar, cuffs and
pocket, embroidered down front,
and is actually worth $1.00 each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07
argains in Stamped
Goods.
COUNCIL OF CATHOLICS.
Young Mems National Union Begins It's
deliberations at Philadelphia.

PMLApELPHIA, oct. THE seventh
convention of the Catholic Young Mems
National union opened its session here,
with 800 delegates present. The delegates
wc.t % the cathedral of SIS. Peter aud
Paul, where solemn high mass was held
by Archbishop Ryan. Archbishop Ryan
welcomed the delegates. He urged the
r0uug men 20 continue steadfast in the
faith. The delegates then went TO AS
.-ciation hall, where Father Lavelle,
r-rs.deut Of the organizatio and rector Of
-. PauNs cathedral, New York city,
called tie convention TO order. Bishop
Farrell Of Trenton made an address,
during which he said: I'VE may hope be.
fore we de TO see this country the best
sis l'r representative OF tie Catholic
c..T.. 'u The world"
President Laville read his annual re-
T.I, showing the advancement Of the
society lad lecn material aud steady.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07
Important NOTICE
FROM THE
Boston and Providence
Clothing Company.

Thousands of people will readily recall of last
spring when offered for sale part of the stock of the
STANDARD CLOTHING COMPANY OF BOSTON
The sale said be the most successful New
England The low the bargains unquesoned sales
immense the c,nsgros satisfied and pleased The
Standard today similar predcamen They wish realize by
quick cash sales the of $200000OO highly i'm
portau that they should do For liberal consideration we have
consented to receive and Sell consignment fifty sixty thousand
dollars The stock all the last 60 davs
for the fall and winter trade and consists of Dress Business
Suits Fall and Winter Overcoa Usters Refers and Trousers for
Men, Boys and Children Our prices will exceed two
thirds the Standards Boston prices and many there
will be reduction Of fully onehaf As the goods are all new of
the latest and most approved styles and patterns and GUARAN
TEED BY OURSELVES customers will do we'll to buy literally
and early.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07
Herr Bebel's Plain Talk,

BERLIN, oct. Herr Bebel, prtmi-
ueut member Of the Socialist party, deliv-
er.3 20 violent speech here, in which lie de-
clare that Russia should be trampled to
tur gruuud at all costs. Everybody should
contribute o the victory Of the German
flag and drive Russia out Of Europe
RUSSIA, lie said ought TO be revolution.
lied, both externally and internally, in
order to eliminate the perpetual menace
of war Herr Bebel also declared that Po-
land should be made an Independent state
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07
THE WEATHER.

For Rhode Island, slightly cooler
weather; frost tonight in exposed regions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

100 All col"rs Aigrets, r. du ed
f~O from 69c.
% - Choice of Yacht and Boys
S'o Caps, reduced from SOC
Special Prices in Fancy Feathers
at 25c., SOC, Acc, SOC. and 69c.
A large ass 'Itment in Jet Aigrets,
PompomS ard Laces.
JSc Yard. >5p;eces of SO inch
~cO Paid Dress Goods all new
Fall Goods. Regular Price 81 1-2c.
OSo Yard. For Spottcl Dress
~cO Goods, l IA yard vide.
SOo All the colers in SLIGO Silk
CoO Velvet.
69c 8 Piece Black Silk Velvet.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

1Qn For A large size Gents
AUV Handkerchiefs, printed
borders, and guaranteed fast
colors. Actually worth TO-. each.
1Qn For 6 full size Ladies' Russ,
AVV Bords sr Handkerchiefs, ac-
tual value, sc. each.
1D1-Hc % dozen Ladie. En-
IL 1 0O broidered Handker-
chiefs, made to retail at 25c,
bought specially for this sale, and
is pronounced bargain.
Ask to see our Tides in Noting.
ham, Antique in various com
binations and Russia, from &c.
up to 81 25 each.
10C For Looking Glass 7x9
AVV 1-2, made of German plate,
splendidly finished and would be
cheap at l5c each
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07
ramm"ndsport ai,cs.

en- The mar ct AZ the Cap,ta..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

Bu,ToN, Oct. The board Of police has
decided that Mt roll call tonight Cyrus
Small will cease to be the superintendent
Of The Boston police department. This
char.c carries with il several others. The
police commissioners have permitted the
superintendent q make application for re-
tircmc.t ou a pcusion, aud the papers in
the case have already passed through the
hands # the city physician, and will be
sent TO the mayor today for his signature
AVID approval.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. In response to Mrs.
Harrisou's call for a meeting of the regents
Of the Society Of the Daughters OF the Rev
olution, nearly all the states were repre-.
seuted AZ the gathering last night a com.
miltcc was appointed to report upon all
questions which have caused discussion.
Tire reports from the various states
showed rapid growth and general enthu.
r.n-.u over the prospects Of the society.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

tYrAN tF p-fNpericnccl hriu.sfa, u'r. e. .
~ cn, scamc5s aud riders, 10 w.rE on
5"rm tse h9si ~. A!so girs over IS ,rar, of
Pa g, 80 CON zane. Alapa'c smart loy. Il 20
u years 81 Pgi. s'eadyw va aud good pay.
Apply - J.. Jcrckes Narufariurirg .ony4ny.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

1OO Infants Hand -MadeWoolsn
AvO Sacks.
0Oo Han Khit Tam o Shanta
c0O Caps, just rigl TO wear to
school. Regular price SOC.
JAn Size 3, 4 and 5.
On Size 6, 7 aud s.
Children's Drawers, well made
and good Cotton.
UQc 72 Lace Pins, cosed out
doo from manufactures, at A
their value. Real worth, $l.C0
and $1.25. Please notice tn. Sc.
AQn Yard. For New Feather
1oo Trimming.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-07

CD % Children's all wool
So.oo Cioaks, made of all wool
cloth, with Care. All size s.
80 IN Oar great Leader in
D0'cV Ladies Jackets, 2S inah
long, full trimmed with Astrag an
aud made of al wool diagonal
i5c Yard. Choice of 500 Ia, :
'O estry Carpet Remnants,
JSc each. Choice of 800 pieces
~cO Of Brussels Carpet Rem
nant, each piece 81 yard long,
9Qc About 800 Dado Opaque
~"O Curtains left of 27OO lot.
Each curtain is well worth 5Oc.
Our Millinery Department has
started the busy season. The
Hixon Hat at 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
One Hundred and Three Deaths Last Week
Vital Statistics.

''The deaths during the week ending on Sat-
urday last were 10S, as agains. So the week
previous and log in the corresponding week of
last year" says the report of Health Officer
Hammett.
This is at q death rate Of only 21.4, while
the annual death rate for the total population
Tor the past sixteen years is o. 81. Only one
fatal case from acute lung diseases occurred,
while the presence of malarial influences is
manifest in the typhoid and malarial fever
cases. With the exception Of diphtheria con-
tagious diseases are at q minimum and the
mortality among the young children has fallen
to normal proportions"
The report shows: Number Of deaths. 103:
white, Ga colored, SO. Death rate per l, 600 per
annum: White. 1876: colored. 25.3: total pop
ulatiou, 2l.4; 35 were under five years Of age.
q were under one year Old and IS over sixty
years; IL Of the deaths occurred in hospitals
and public institutions. The deaths by classes
were as follows: Zymotic. "a; constitutional.
rs; local, 50; developmental, 10: violence. 2.
The principal causes of death were: Group, 1:
diphthsria. 5; consumption. Is; diarrhpai, 9;
typhoid fever, 4; malarial fever, 5; congestion
OF the lungs, 1; whooping cough, 1; kidney
diseases. s. meningitis, 3; cancer, 4. Births
reported: 80 white males, % white females IA
colored males. 10 coiored females. Marriages
reported: &c white, 8 colored. Still births re-
ported: white, colored-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
Claims $4,000 Damages.

A suit for $4,000 damages to a passenger
las been fled against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, tse plaintiff
being Richard Bumbrey, and his attorneys
@essrs- Campbell Darlington and Irving Vii
hanson the plaintiff states that he is nearly
entirely blind and he was received by the de-
PENDANTS agent on a car at 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue on May "a, 1859, to be
carried to hecorner of Sth and G streets south
east, and requested the conductor to put him
Cd at that point; that by reason of his eye
sight more care should have been taken, and
the conductor neglected to put him off at G
street and carried him to apoint between h
and L streets southeast He states that he
told tho conductor that If put of there
he would be lost AMI be unable to
Mad his way home, and he offered
20 ride to the end Of the route and ride back to
u street, paying an extra fare. but the con-
ductor declared that he should ride no further
and took him by the throat, pushed him against
the brake and dragged HIM from the cars, by
which grievance blood vessel was broken and
he was badly bruised, made sick and sore, and
In endeavoring 10 be cured has expended 500.
and he claims sl0, coo damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

About 1870 o'clock Tuesday morning two
men went to the residence of Lieut.. John Il.
Kelly. No. 81 G street northwest. and awakened
him to ask for assistance in capturing burglar,
who they we're certain they heard in the dining
room Of III North Capitol street gathering up
the table ware. The lieutenant suggested to
them that il they found no officers on the stree
they should go to the station The parties
left, evidently puzzled at the coolness OF the
lieutenant, but soon found Officers Nendenhal
and Ba.emau and went to the house to investi
Gatst They found the cause Of the alarm to be
. largs-sized rat which had reached the table
and was searching around among knives, forks
and spoons for sustenAnce- After a laugh al
round the rat hole in which Mr.. Rodent haG
retired was stopped up and the household re-
turned to their couches-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
THE COURTS
EQUITY CoraT-,TFirs Cor

EQUITY COC2T-Judre Cor.
festerday-PePper agt Shepherd; rule to
show Cause. spencer agt. Steiger; motion for
extension Of time overruled. Ryland agt.
Roberts; guardian ad Item appointed She Id
sgt Slater; do.
CIRCUIT CorRr-Jrdoe HdGpe.-
Yesterday-Lazarus & Co. agt. Cross; iudg-
ment by default Conover agt- Lewis; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

Military Monument ut Utica Unveiled.
The soldiers and sailors monument at Utica,
n T.. was unveiled yesterday. There was q
big parade Of Grand Army and other orgxni-
sAtions Gen. Joseph r. Hsvley delivered the
exakion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Coa MISSIONER or DrkD FUR ENEnl STATE
" snd lcrr1tory Notary and 4. :. ComIll.rsionrr
JNO- 4 bkALL. AKA n e. n v.
IN ofhcs from O. n ~ p-ln- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
PROPOSALS.

DkOPOe Al FOn cAsks.-wAkD DEPARTMENT
u supply Dlylslon. Washington. II. G. OctobHf
10. lsel.-Seaied proposals., IN dupIlcafe viii hs -
eeiyeu AZ this Once until IMkLNE 0LLoCk NOON.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTIETH. lsxsl. Tor fur
nishing Cl Map Csss and two 50 fs S..es 70 bs
the b-st Of thoroughly neasooao
white pine per plans ana sEeln ations % he sssa
IN tins ofce The oepartnenf reserves The rixhf ~
reject any or All waive deiects- Proposals
must be PLACED 80 sealed envsopfs snaorsed on the
oufs,de 'Proposas Gases. and sddress-d n ~.
THURP supply Division. War Department. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Ok 1ksI-eA THOMAS 4. NA0oAMAN.
heal Estate Broker. ". D & q
HOUSES.
sScshs. .@sa5 s $50 I =. So
l Us ave, ipr. 80 Is.5 Issh nv Or
!. a s.. Soar; NV NV r., i
s4 NV s iO. ~ 10 e $50 OH Il ST. :; nx ar
gil NV 50 ii is'g aoo :. -; ~ p Temper
Upper rs l am, ss - 20 a, apcs alley -
s IN. lth :, NV - g - ienon 4 nv. Sr x -
Ass NV 50 Isl ST. !: .s 81 s.::
Gpper n az 81 nv .sr Is Is Hope ave -e' 4r..ss'
STORES.
str and Dig Gil i2sh Str and d~s 1903 I'd
starr nv W. TT FL ,: .; :; sS
Str dws SO \ Stable resr - sio o s IN st 4
s.oTs' room los 81 st si ns rear $40 i;;
Store room iy4i st SOY rear leo :, 81
OFFICES
Central ouild's. room COS 18th 81. rooms
Central buiidihS room cg1'on 5Giid, rooms ''O
Central building room Gus I5 "a s ~ room Is
Central build rom: M oo o1 9 eaiids. room
l-.....-.--..............1O
soo es aNpgS is Hny Y, PO.iSs Of the Properly
the LIST and 10TH. Loel3l THos +. wAGGAMAN.
L tate and Insurance Broker. iOtr ard i as a J.
HOUSES.
9ls r st (Marinis i9l3 Penn ave. 4r..... $40
hal 600 1912 Pa ave. ~
lS NJ - NV l0r lpO ,.s II ne, Or ..... @ 40
lSi1 NV. l2r 100 .5 l4th sw. -. >,
1885 p ST NV. Err. Is .sb5 9TH NV, gr. >,
o0a lth NV. $500. 80 1854 &C. 7r........ =,
$40 l4th NV, L.. 50 1905 Pa ave. tr.... :,
OSen nv. 30 1867 L ct &c, Or. lU
lse3 1sih NV. ST.. 40
FURNISHED HOUSES
Mass ave and Thomas Md ave near "a Or slsi
Circle. $500 VT n, l.r- lotl Ui
Lafaycite sqr. l2r 18th above 81. lar. $50
L near 10Th NV. Tor. 900
OFFICES.
III 81 NV s. TO e2O Elegan. rooms IN sun
.ib Ia ave. Ar 40 building" firerroof.
- ..............Ss TO ID elevators heated by
So Ia aNeirom slo To ID steam. frSm sJo " sAv0
SoS st..........- q and 4 eaca.
lO,o Conn sve.......s75 lOai Conn sve........ e7S
STABLES
I6li ave trearl. $50 l4o5 II 81 trearD. eco
ocl2 Ro.HoLTzMAN. lothsndf sta nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
WANTED-FLATS.

W ANTED-fLAf OF 0TOSkoOMs. WITH ALI.
w modern convenjences in n. section; small
Box "a. Star office oci3-;sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LcOR RERr SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED
L rooms ON second and third hoors; communicating
or sepsrate 1t reasonable prcss sinsy or togsther
144S Cofcoran ut. ocl24t'
~, rooms on q md 81 aoo1s; 'nss Or en- sass
aoos e.
EoR RENT-il24 10TH 81. NV, WITH BOARD.
for -four young men price rsasonabis; incudnE heat
EOR RENT-TwO LARGE SECOND FLOOR
oor also hi room On third
family. Apply 1873 st. NV. ocS 12ts
EOR RENT-IN NEW HOUSE. HALF SQUARE
FROM the Capitol. newly furnished or unfurnished
class; terms very reasohsols fs Ma ave- n e. ioiW:
EoR RENT = sECOND-FLCOR FRONT ROOMS;
\ furnished: quiet. well-bred people; Sl5, $40 9o4
n st. NV oc2-2w
EOR RENT-COR. 9TH ST. AND MASS. AVE.
rooms, with board: southern and eastern exposure;
FOE RENT-2O4 DN.w; 8 FURNIsHED RooMs
elias; board desired; references absolutely required
EoR RENT-i017 14TH ST NV, ONE SUITE
rooms on second hoor also large room and dressing
room same hoor sllhandsomsly furnished; also first
class table board oc:3-lm
FOR nENT-ARE YOU LOOKING FOR RooMs'
sections Of the city. ROOM DIRECTORY, aA Fst
EoR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN-TWO NICELY
Also hall room at SIS. 2O5 G st. NV. se:,5- I'm
EoR RENTAL THE IRvIN0TON. l4IU ST.
4 n w.--large, elegantly furnished rooms. with
board. In suites Q. two three or singly. sel6-tr
EoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMS. SIN
references REQUIRED. lioi st. au@7-2m|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-A NEw ELEVEN OR TWELVE
w room house. located north of G and west OF 9th
for three horses and carriage house have
or water heat and all modern improvements Address
14O0 Columbia st. nv ocl3-:3t'
WANTED-HOUSE OF ABOUT ROOMS WITH
w all modern convenences, in n. W. section; rent
not to exceed $50 will take part OF larger house
with small family. Address Box 81. Star Office.
ocl3:ts
WASTED-DWELLING IN THE W.; ON AVE
w wide St. must have large yard and q. In, l. :
not one Of row. will pay go. 600 or $50, 900.
oc10-4t GORDON 4 BRO. olS st. NV
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fUEN
Conn ave near X ST NV.
lOr .....-..-........ .I0U
II s. near 18th st NV,
IL. .S-S-b- 81
18th st near D NV,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3. 81
Hlllye- ave. 1sr.-........2.JC
\ 4 mr. 18th ST NV. 12r. 10
Conn ave near * 81 NV.
l--f ..--.--...-..-. .lp0
18TH Ut near 1 Ut NV,
-oA.-.-. ...-..... -UU
X L ave near 18th NJ
NV. lor.............. sU1
The above houses can 4
our Office only. thu
ocl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

SHE'D.
az nth st NV, Tor. 500
2pls Il 81 NV. llr. NJ. .Sl
lG.s 18th 81 nv. llr. IS. ~
o.3 L NJ NV. l.Sr. 81 81
llps 9Th ST NV. llr.....sj
Al1 y st NV. lsr.......si
2Ul5 q ~ NV. Or. ........9J
2.:St y Il NV. ler.......aJ
S2.S5 Y st NV. lor.......1a
l3li psf NV. l:ir..........a0
ls5l A. ST NV, llr. IS
sul. q II NV. lOr........6.i
"a 18th 81 NV. Tor ......UO
y 50 Fla ave NV. 9r. =. 81
lll4 l4th NJ NV. IT
6hat) so
; \ ! ave NV. Sr. .......J0
El1 Eth 1t NV. Sr. -. A.
l2.S 18th st NV. Sr......4l
cOl * NJ NV. Sr and 81. -
sO2 II 81 NV. s,r.
80 lSth 81 nv. lr ....-..45
llOo l4th ~ NV. 2r......4O
1870 18th 81 nv. 1r......3o
3lo LIST ~ ne. .Sr, ct Il. %
li22 Mass ave NV. lsr -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

LOR kENT-UNEURNl
4 The Clarendon Hotel,
y \ ave ana 18th 81
NV, sOr. stro5
The Imperial Hotel. Pa
ave bat 18th and llth
NV. g,r..............:5oO
olo nth st NV, Tor ana
. large halls and
ttore.....-.............2. 20
columbia road. l.br. 22.JO
l399 h st NV. l5-. Dos. 80
l5sa VI ST NV. l5r......eUO
SD lJ;h 81 NV. lcr. 16o. Is.
81. 10th 81 NV, l0r lts6. 81
ls2S NJ st NV. l5r......l5O
l3lt Mass ave NV. lar. l35
III Pa ave NV, dwell
,ng and store. Tor. :. .l25
So l4th ST NV. l:1r.....l25
$50 l4th 81 NV, llr. .l35
80 L Cap st. :::Sr. ....l..5
1876 l9th ~ nv. lor. :. LII
1874 q 81 NV. Or. ....l2J
ldii X ST NV. Err. .loO
lvv5 9ih 81 NV. l4r....lOO
llOA 18th st NV. 2,;,r. 100
Er-RN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-SITU ATOMS.
WANTED-BY AYoUNG MAN OF ExPERIENCE,
w position a. bookkseper reasonable salary
pected Address T. b., Star ONCE. IT.
o,,sr. fr.nen eSok, GOOD wages and kitchen maid no
dress FRENCH COOK. Star once. IT.
WANTED BY-A YOUNG NAN, WITH SOME
efperience. employment IN . Photographic &C.
tAonsnment strietly temPsrate; steady habits. Ad-
dress :. EDWARDS. 81 =. Carolina ave. IT.
WANTED-A SITUATION. IN A PRIVATE FAN.
w hy. ehsmiermaid or cook in small family rood
refsrsnee- Call LIZ Va ave. ". it,
WANTEp-BY srENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
w writer. with one years. experiences in patent at
Adartas J. b. K. Stag ofno6 ocla-Ass
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EoR RENT

EOR RENT
l. lfel De Sales. fur.
1T. m i..-.........s1.J
245 Del ave, l2r. 10 i. -. 4
2i3 Del ave, l.1r, mi. 1S.5,
6lo Louisiana ay. three
story brick...........G
2}l9 Pa ave. Or. =
2:;l5 Pa av. Or. NILS. 81
1.3l Pa ave, Sr, m /. 40. "
.liO i. III, IN i.......-.3.
l1lY30th. 5r & store. &
204l 4. ar and store. m !. 3.
ll:So-I-9 lSth st, ur. 80. -
yIl 18th 81. Or. IN i. 800,
HIS 10Th 81. or and
store. water.
Sta 4 shop r'r 2l:3,3 II. ;. y
q K y IL ave. store. Gel
lar and stable. .....2,
WEST Wa
3oth and Canal SITS,
foundry .............S10
33i3 Prospect av. l:,r AZ
l2l:j-lp:oOth. Or. IA i.30. II
Fora isii l.st Apply to v
ocl0 Is
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EOR RENT
- lS4l 10 st NV. 11r. 500
Sl3 Pa ave NV, upper
floors. go
$50 9th st Sc. l3r, a Ia i. 30
2lo 9h sw. l.lr. all m i. 80
ols I'D NV. Or. ell IA i. 30
80 I'D 81, or. 4 N /. -. 80
2is 9Th S e, Gr. ali IN i. . 80
2oO 9TH n e. III all Ia i. :. 30
az 18th ST. Sr. all mi. %. 80
OCT SWORMSTED
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FOR RENT-STORES.

II OII ItIlAN % O1lTNJ.
1tOR RENT-FINE store. ll23 9TH ST NV,
L with - rooms for dwelling on second and third
floors: good stable wide alley. Apply TO THEO. A.
HARDING. 606 18th st. NV. oc9-lw
EOR RENT-3l4 PA. AVE. N. w., LARGE STORE,
\ 2ox3O ten-room house, mod. .nps., over store.
Also two,story and threestory house the rear
Iarge and roomy. suitable tor any heavy business
runs through to 30-foot alley. SWORMSTEDT &
BRADLEY, S27 st. NV. se2l- I'm
Il pleted. at 140S 14th ST. NV Finest store on the
street. Apply to J. l. McFARLAND, Room 40, Cor
coran buiidiiR. sel9-lms
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EOR RENT-FLATS.
EOR RENT-sECOND-STORY FLAT, I4oS l4TH
4 St n: W; seven rooms. with heat and water J. l..
McFAkLAND. Room 7G Corcoran building. ocl:-5t'
EOR RENT.FURNlsHLD.T TO ADULTS. VERY
l. desirable nat OF six rooms; east, south and west
exposure price goo; reference. $40 9Th W. s17-24ts
EOR RENT-TwO SUITES OF FIVE ROOMS
L each. with windows to the north and south. second
floor. A. q st. W Rent reduced Sl4 to small
family: Apply to Z. A. MCINTYRE, :222 ST. n. W.,
opposite Trinity Church. ocS-6t
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L Ok 1kNX-bl THOMAS T. NAooAMAN,
heal Estate Broker. uls d - y
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COR RENT-CAREFULLY INSPECT THIS
We will have ready for occupancy on the 18th in
slant q handsome row of two story bay window
brick houses Elm ST. between Hardwood ave. and
Larch lie Droit Park. containing and bath
handsomely finished in natural wood slate IS
with cabinets front ana back yards; paved in front
there other houses in the city 10 compare with
them for $:ss2. 50 per month. CHAS. L. BANES.
ocl0-6t Cor. 18th and u sta.
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WILCOX.
"a Pennsylvania ave. a, y.

EoR kkNr-l5l3 Both ST. y. W. II LARGE
50, c4l mo
eOl 18th s.. corner, rooms and bath SO mo
24S3 ST.. q rooms and bat $50 tuo
500 y. IL. ave-. store and dwelling. So mo
ltr2.} Connecticut ave-, Ii rooms - mo
l2U2 New Hampshire ave......,,,.. ''s 40 mo
FURNISHED.
$50 lStn ST. near Dupont circle, 5000 mo
Luz New Hampshire ave 30 mo
CHARLES EARLY.
sel9-lm COZ l4th st n. W.