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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26

Tho marshy, overAowcd lands, sunken lots
and half submerged river banks, which give
them birth, tho seeds Of malaria impregnAtn
the air, and arc inhaled at every breath by
thousands unprevided with any adequate
safeguard against the baneful influence. Yet
such exist-potent alike to remedy or 70 pre-.
vent, pure in its constituents, and the pro-
REASONABLY recognized substitute for the hate.
full drug. quinine. Its name is Hostetter's
Stomach Bittters, family specific and safe
malaria, but also as g means ef permanently
removing dyspepsia, and relieving constipa.
ton. liver complaint, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder ailments, and nervousness
Among lnvigorants it takes the fret place
and Is also superb appetizer. Use u syste'
maticallY,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
johnson City Enterprise.

The we'll known and popular Druggists, Nc
Farland & Co., have taken the Agency for Or.
Lees Liver Regulator which he recommends
flr the quick cure of Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Liver Complaint and all Blood Troubles. Trial
bottles free.
It Is a we'll know fact that Pan.Tina Cough
and Consumption Cure has cured Consumption
nd hronic Coughs and Colds when all else
lied. Price 25 and so cents Trial bottle free
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
RuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

The best salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, letter, chapped Hand,
chillblalns, corns and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cure Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-.
funded Price, rs cents per box. For
fsale at M. A. Nc arland's Drug Store
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
You Are IN a BAD Ely.

But We will cure you ifyou will pay
us. Our message is to the weak, ner
vous and debilitated, who, by early
evil habits, or later indiscret ons, have
trifled away their vigor OF body, mind
and manhood, and who suffer all thos,
effects which lead to premature decay
consumption or insanity. II this
means you, send for and read oul
Book OF LIFE, written by the greatest
Specialist OF the day,sand sent (sealed,
for 6 cents in stamps. Address DR.
Parker's Medical and Surgical Insti
tute, ISL North Spruce st., Nashville
Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
orr. PATENT OFFICE, WAsHiHeroN. o. O

The New York Tribune is at leas,
candid when it says in effect that one
Of the reasons for the unhesrd of OK
travagance OF the Republican Con
gress was the intention of confronting
the incoming Democratic House Of
Representatives with big deficit in
the Treasury for the purpose OF put
ting that party in a "hole, "so to speak
and it sneeringly wants to know "wh
are you going to do about it," We
'annot speak officially, but we hope,
md have reasons to believe, that the
first thing the Democratic House vii
do will be to show the country wher,
numerous millions have been fraudu
emily spent, and to stop the leak
That's one thing.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26

Manager-How would you like a
position on the stage? / half believe
YOU would succeed
Young lady applicant--But / hav
emit any thing to wear.
Manager-Haven't you? Then
know you would succeed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
Don't Stand that Pain.

II don't do to neglect natures warning; aches
through the system cause Rheur atism, Neural.
and safe rernedy is required. Red Flag Oil. the
the Famous Pain Cure, fills the bill Price q
cents
Are you consumptive. or do you suffer with q
CONSUMPTION Cure. Price % AMI 80 cents Trial
bottles ee at Mcfarland d Co.'S Drug store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
Agents Wanted For
The Advancing Kingdom
Or The Wonders Of POretOld History
ny REV. F. f. TOWER.

This Book is Work of Absorbing
Interest; not dry argument COZ
corning the correctness Of various the
cries, but an Entertaining Book, writ
ten in Clear and Picturesque style
and in that Narrative form which rem
ders such books as "Ben Hur" al,
"The Prince of House of David" :,
thoroughly popular and enjoyable. ]
Ia a reliable text hook for the schola
theolegian and Bible students ard il
structors. The comparison OF histor,
with prophecy reveal most startling
facts which must command attenliui
1T Is UNIQUE! NOTHING Liz
IT EVER B FORE
PUBLISH D
PASTORS will lind neat He
giving them, il ~ hour,
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schools should get it and se'
that several copies are placed j.
the Sunday school Library !
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TEACHERS Of Sunday.schools can
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can they teach " hat is not clea
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will be in crested not only il
the historical narratives, but tn
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STUDENTS of History and the Bib
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important than to know III
real meaning OF Gods last mes
sage to men and the true plal
Of the worlds history?
A NEW DEPARTURE IN BOOB
ILLUSTRATIONS
The Sixteen pages Of Oil Color Autographs
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They are alone we'll worth the price asked
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26

The due on a bill collects more stead.
lily than the dew on fiower.-Phil,
Inquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
Irimming the Shade Trees,

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
1 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-
hrial than sunshine, and every house should
have the sunshine into its windows az times as
Vel: a. on its walls. Too dense shade renders
i impossible to grow roses and other flowers
IN the dooryards. and even the grass will not
q ~ under large spreading trees. had q fine
row II naples which planted in 1870 removed
from the parking in front Of my house since
h, slrs have grown up for the reasons above
stasec, and We hrd il great improvement
1hs tees ought TO be trimmed up by removing
one "a the lower limbs. As the top grows
and spreads the lower limbs become more
dw&rted or stunted and bushy and prevent
the zee 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, whict certainly ought not to be. No
man ad1iires trees more than l. but Judgment
mus b. used in reference to them as well as In
othsr matters w. C. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

A RTIsTlc FINE ENTHUSIASTICALLY At
"A tenu9n siysp 70 ~ slftinxs LAprs studio Tor
kLTs KEhkThxS aALLkkT. ii0S I'd Il 81 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
PROPOSALS.

photosALs ION pAkIsG sIDEWALhs UNDER
L THk PRINT SYSTEM IN THE DIsTk,CT
OF COlUNblA.-ofics " the Comu., sstopers
D. c. Washington. ID. :. October I'd lessl -sea. ed
proposals wIi be receyed OF ONCE unit TMEINE
O'CLOCK M. on THURSDAY, NONEMRFR FIFTH
1891 for sidewalks The District Of Coum6i
proposals tor laying sidewalks under permit sys-
tenn Of ARTIFICIAL stone tiles. asphalt and
reties OF ceDasnt Bank fons of proposals nd speci
ncations can Do 'btained At tnis Office upon sppca-
ton therefor fo~ether with all necessary inf0rns-
ton and ods upon these forms only will be consid
pats Of bids ]. ". DOUGLASS, J. ". ROSS. ". L
RUSSELL. Commissioners ID. G. oc25-W
pkoPosALs tos IRoNwoRK, ot rice OF
ST.. Msshnyton. G, octsDer24 lsasl.-- sealed pro-
posas ior futnisias, delivering eretins IN pace
complete the fronwork and sxyliehs of the Of
tho three book stacks Of the building tho ARRAY OF
SSnssss ~ I'M sity VII be q ths once until
EIGHTEENTH DAi or NOVEMBER 1901 and
opened immediately thereafter in Of bidders
srecincations, general instru tons and conditions
and basnk forms OF proposa! may De obtainea ap
piication At TINS once BERNARD Il GREEN
oc24. "a. 30noyl4klo
DROPosALs FOR DREDGING BASIN AT I'M
FOOT OF CANAL STREET SOUTHEAST -0fl.,s
OF the Comlislloners. be Msssinsrton d C. a,so
Der ~. 1o9lSee!sd proposals viii Be- received A. this
once until TWELxE O'CLOCK NJ on IHUKSDAT
NOVEMBER fIfTH. 1881. for dred linr basin al The
loot OF Canal street s,uthsast. Washington. &c
Blank torns OF PROPOSALS and spccincAtians csn be 81
tanned q this oee upon Application therefor toretrr
with all neceeesry infcrnstion and ,nly bids unsn
these forms viii be considered The rirt 81 r..y.a
TO reject any and al bids parts Of bids D<,tS
LASS. J. ~ kose. W, T kosskLL, Conmis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
Arrested for Assaulting His Wife.

Aoou' O'Clock last night John Brsnnon, o
youns colored man. was arrested by Police
nan narrower and Carney and locked up on q
charge cf assaalting his wife. John lives in
SHOWS alley in the county and the police found
his wife suffering from a 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 as his counsel and had bail a xsd at 600.
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
swindls.
Mrs Booth-Clibborn, the commander-iu-
chief Of the Salvation Army forces in France
and Switzerland has arrived in New York.
Emperor William, in person, will reopen the
rsichstag November IL.
The town Of Meiringen, IN the canton OF
Berr, Switzerland, has been almost destr Dyed
by ire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
FOR RENT-HOuSES.

EoR RENT.-fpRNIsHED Oh UNFURNisaEp-
L handsome double brick residence; ali mod imr.
s.s RsSs g
FQR RENI-l7Is Q 81, N,w.s II scnsIlpER's
ehi s.aet ss ~ :. per month schneider os a.
EoR RENT-7N 18th ST. \. ". OPPOSITE
M sns S ss' de-
x s.; month or rent & q: Isfs
lea st. NV. oc2s-a
EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE DWELLING At
ARMST.n isis 's 81. W Yer month DA oss,.
FOR RENr-THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE tro
sn@y IN hs marital s.:
gered and decorated; new sanitary piunlbine and
issssaH IL s'sss Atlantis s Suass fsGSa &
pRIdIq HS SSk
RGTek PEG f q per 'nna% sgEy
FOE Rent = fiRsT-ciAss i7-RooM HOUSE,
y X, XII h 18th ST W. near Mass not poor room
s s.s YSy to sassiS
louisiana .r. iiS S6S ss s. g
, ,ffs sS!S !; :.s,: i rs i E
ziSiss 18Th st. % a. and H. .1. halls. S s
~! IN 10 20 1881 g, m. IA 30
8. :h =, r BIS e s s sss g. q
SYa .na .ioi. g g se i9h k, a. G e
5Sis sS,S: ioS 5 $ Stable rear Is In
S& ave. ssore.cei- Stable rear 20l2 K...,..t II
81. lar and stable. 240g Or. 80
sd s1 s'9fass % Z, Si;a Alex G.. Ar TO- e
WEST WASHINGTON.
2Sls y, Sr. m l. ..... sS3. so BAIT n 5r ei4 50
EI3leHh Or. IN l.. &C. 5Oi2S16 n, 2 fur .loS12
Fo,s iuu list Spply TO wEsCoTT WILCOX
oc2S 1907 Pennsylvania ave. q. ~.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED COMPLETELY AND
= handsomely. that elegant corner residence, with
and Capitol handsomely papered and decorated;
sanitary plumbing; new heating; Ii rooms. including
Two baths and laundry; one OF the hsndsomest resi-
oehces IN the city: open for INSPECTION. oc2ftt'
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE NINE-ROoM HOUSE,
TO cs. ,n al on ST. sonthefn eSaSensni
oc2l-3t l4l1 ~. nv.
EOf REST-I1l5 P ST. NV, ADJOINING IOWA
circle, handsome new three-story baywlndow
press house; brown finish: 10 rooms. all
' convenient and accessible $50 ln saT piEfz
oc27-5t' Az La. ave., Room p, 2d floor.
Tor RENT-ll3s l2IH ST. N-W.-NINE ROOMS
and bath; modern improvements. Apply at cor
uer store. oc27-:}t.
EoR RENT-oNE GROOM BRICK: CELLAR.
Apply at EAGLE MARKET. Of sth st and Md.
ave. n. oc..-.1s
LOR RENT-BhICK HOUSE; z ROOMS WITH
All lnodern improvements. l:Iil V st. W. Se2 50.
LOUIS r. shOkMAkEk, 9.o st. NV. oc27-3t
EOR RENT-6l3 ST. S L. q ROOMS AND BATH:
= heated by turnace. $50. Apply to II. HEIIMuL-
LEX do z st Sc oc2s-3t'
EIok kENT-BY THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN,
heal Estate Broker. vl7 ~ v ".
HOUSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

p.es n' cs PISS H ~ trade 70 s''
WANTED : BY REsPEcTARLE C0IORED
70 out. aiis W. ave ~ BET - ssd ana aa.S u. Ii
WANIED-gY COL0RED VIOLIN. sITUATIoN
small. 1Sdr sss1 lis s sS'ss'se 70 "''Ans
WANTED-A POSITION By A YOUNG LADY
ssa1n: f sSs cor coHf e and u sw es
w for cooks. chambermsids, waitress. lsundresse..
i.: Go So scsS <
xsn.. e..hnx r. IL Is 81
the day or pi:es csii or .dS1sss a2s fonsToS T.
WANTED-A LADY sTEN0aRlPHER DESIRES
Address Sss'G1 GEn STAR Once 5000
WANIED.BY LADY OF ExpERI L SIT.
tsmy ssst good home principal oose
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE wO-
i ssa washing: GOOD references. Apply 4
WANTED - BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS.
w places. one ~ chambermaid. the other a. cook
Call at l02l 4th st. NV. IT.
WANIED-BY SETTLED WHITE woMAN,
Z, r., .. shin and ironing Please .ddiss: NJ NJ
TVANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A PosITIoN
Is nrst- class cook understands French cooking in
Al " 6rsnchss can give the best of reference c:l
WANTED-GOT no DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
NV, COOKS houss,naids nurses ia9ndrss.es kitchen
and
WANTED-BY AN EXCELLENT sEAMSTREss.
A ssS w
WANTED by YOUNG COLoRED MAN. A
w gl,ss :nito, furnace tender. address.
WANTED BY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN,
w situations as ehanbernaid and plain sewing OF
81 and
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG COL
,.m,,0 9red girl stuat%l as ehambermad in private
10th. ID and SITS. $ W. IT.
WANTED-bY YOUNG MAN OF NEW YORK,
stu tion as bookkeepsr clerk good references.
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. A
city references given. Address Box 1903 star once IT
" ANTED-BY TWO WHITE WOMEN, PLACES.
erences Address Q. N: E.. Star ofhcs oc25-2t'
WANTED..BY A CoLoRED MAN, PLACE IN
Apply ID or n MAKE CITY
M ANTED-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
psr as, position on relief work. Address H.
WANTED-THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
furnishes competent servants to private fanines.
Aes'o anu country aieo
clerical APPLICANTS; with dispatch. ID. shACKl.E-
FORD. Az 1lth ct. NV. oc2O-l2ts
WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE AS ENGLISH
W LADIES' maid, first class hairdresser and Dress
maker also good chambernaid waitress; together or
separate 3I0l U ST., Georgetown, DC. oc26-3t'
~ ANIkD-SITUATlUN BY A YOUNG MAN AS
w coachman, waiter porter; best O references
Call or address LILO 18th st. oc26-3ts
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES TO BE COM
w panion for Q lady of means Address Box u.
Star office. oc2t-3t'
NJ ANTED-POsITION FOR COOKS, DRIVERS,
w chanbermaids. porters. houseman, cashiers,
linen, store room and kitchen hands, nurses. (No
eharEe to theaters. stores and hotels). BUkNHAMS.
lilo u st. n. oc246ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
FOR RENT HOrSES

Lon kENI-COArILTALl fInNIsHEI1. nm
s-story And baSemrut brlck Sroons and attic all
modern improvements. side 18th ~. n. ~.
near Dupont Una xl3S per month by the year
oc..4-bf' BRADLEY 4 CASIIEAk. Isl :ssd #
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
SPECIALTIES.

N1TITH ELECTRICITY cURE ANY CAST o.
w rheumstisIn. nsuresis. scisticA. nsrvous trusIes
ease. Paralysis, ke- pr AAfwAkD, sprcasli-f -
Mscfr3nfy. 1919 q saw. oclsS- 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

PERFECT CONSISTENCY OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT
Win MS POSITION IN THE NEW oRLE Ans LYNCH
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BETWEEN THE TWO
cAsEs-HosrILITY OF THE JUSrA REPRESENTA-
TIvxs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

L 7:s3 nth STREET NORTHWEST.
Three-story and basement brick dwelling containing
10 rooms. bath ROOMS and latrobes: all inn
provenerts and house good condition.
Apply AHUS. j. fISHEfs Il Co
oc26-6t 1924 ST. n W.
EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE; IN GOOD
Il repair; one book from Capitol: Sos or go per
month Address ADAMS, Star office. oc:,6-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
BOARDING.

pOARDINO. skaj n \ Avn. y. -. mo LAfesl
ID vel 4 urui~ed ID floor. south front aud
ID. house keIt BY New iork lsay. who fnves
person&l Af'eItion 70 euiirsry department. ralie
board. ocxUtf'
fHHE MEBsTfR. si3 isTB 81. NV. BATS si
u per DAY. veek, sO. heAoQuarters Tor slShtssers.
nrsf-cass home pace. RUM daily lolnts
% ntersst. u.Ela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
LOST AND FOUND.


I Osr-ON SATURDAY, BET BED AND sTs
IL GEORGETOWN. along NJ to Debales st.. plain gold
6reastPn is priced e ~; suitable reward re-
II OST-MONDAY AFTERNOON ON ST. CARS
IL between 18th and H SITS. and Conn. ave. and 18th
sts, a gold flexible chain bracelet Please return to
l4O1 H ST. W. and receive reward. oc2S-.ts
II OST-STRAYED FROM 2I3 STH ST Sc.
IL small black pony. white star in forehead short
tail: Suitable reward viii 10 sivsp II returned to
above address. IT.
r OsT-A BLACK SPANIEL. LIBERAL REWARD
II If returned to 1912 st. NV. IT.
I OsT-sATURDAY, NEAR TREASURY DEPART
~ pArtment, or way to Long bridge, diary with gold
quartz mills showinEs in it, Arsward At star Office. 1t
I OsT-sTRAYED FROM us N ST. NV MON
~ day afternoon, white setter pup 0nale) lemoncoor
spots on ears and back Suitable reward returned to
above numter. IT.
I OsT-s25 REWARD FOR POCKET BOOK LOST
II yesterday. containing q sum Of money and some
papers 70 Do returned to b. b. WARNER CO. .9lS r
2S REWARD :. LOST. A GREYHOUND Pup;
By returning same to 1915 a6th st. NV ocS7-3t'
I OsT-A RED COW. REWARD PAID FOR RE.
II turn or any Information that will lead TO her recov-
cry. Call W 18th ct. Sc. W. A. SKELLY. 0c27-2t'
CAME TO OUR PREMISES OCTOBER q, ONE
ssy morse WITH st OF cart harness on. and not
l z al iss
I osr lat ALBAUaH's SATURDAY NIGHT,
return to JNO JOY EDsoS. JR., iooS T. oc2S.ss: )"
I osT-DoG; ANSWERS 10 THE NAME PRINCE.
II reward VIII b paid for his return to 1027 Yer
I OsT-WHILE MOVING FROM 1928 ST. 10
Tor return D0LLfE TxSToR. aos 18Th 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
FOR sALE--HORsEs AND VEHICLES

l.ok sAl.E-A SNAIL HANDSOME YOUNG
,,,,i ia horss neTie,t,y sound sId s.ntle sold
address " n. MICHAEL ! I'd st. ne ..-ss-st'
I'ok sALE-DAkK BAY MAZE. FLORA I" SHE
and periect temper Tor family. colpe. csrnaes VI
Oc;.s,it. 9Th st, sSa i /. Il i. ave- sH ~.
FOR sALE-EXTRA STYLISH DAkh Roam
800 5Ors si 10y hAHas: Su9 POUNDS yssrs' Pr!rs
t'oR sAl.E-oNE PAIR EXTRA FINE COACH
Il horses bays. 102 aud 1868 hands hish ave years
Old and one oroNn coure horse 10 hands hish e,sht
s s. 1ssi,,r ~ ~ MSTihgilI ALExASSsss
t,ok sALE-HoRsi. BU1,iY AND HkRNEss:
0thco.
LYON sAI.E-HORsEs AND CARRIAGES SPECIAL
salssO sets % SINGLE and double harness. Consisting
% landau, Ousham, conre. basgy. surrey and ca
mattel al and ~orkUsn-hip. Warranted as rIf-ssuied
arr o.ls 70 G.e INTO our new store. "a h 81.
moying 10 do It We nav. greatly reduced tiss prove
a ms so an soek Of 6anse's robes ArriArs
b. >. Do"SEh a son.
oc@s-d Harness Maker IA mango
Eok sAlE-A Young, soCND BAY GLIDING,
Nslfhi Apout l. loO lbs- Nill De sod cLsap
4 1t. NV -, a.. = IN, nv
EoR sALE-CHEAP- PHAEToN BUGGY. WITH
soiSEs IaEIi 70 Tas orasr can = seen q
lfoR sAlL-HANDsOME BAY DRlNlNo MARI:
hNe years Old. hne Traveller sound and n aellsulS
weil Ofohen sultAD.e tor basllltss the ros pre,
sl.n I'm De seen at ShAM's LIVERY srABIk.
Capitol Hill ,,l-.ss-,sts'
L'ok sAlE-A rERG flNE-NiADE LiAlHER-
u TOP cnrfihee; Will sell cheap. Of-s counter.
raining sud t-iiooi offlcs tahle pll iEh ts5-s
LNoR sALE-FROM COUNTRY, ONE OF TIE
lnost stylish hay coupe horses IA city hlsh head.
sound. klnd, lbs hands weight 4. ~ youlsds vel
ocl1-lOf'
l. on sAI.E-THE LARGEST SrOCK OF HAND
made busiHess WAGONS and dAytons IN the ats IS
A n. uktGffkA
ocZs-.m Cor. 9Th and y. \. ave n y.
Lon sAlE-AT A Die BARuAfN-A HANDSOME
b-a'k MorIlan mare, year. Odd, sound slld nd;
also nns side-bar buggy and harrsss. buth bssf maze,
toeetiyT or SEPARATE, and very hue Tar lsrENer
f0oe; tOLI ABBA hlABLE. bet. a. AMI sud l4th
and 10th ST.. n. orsi-gw
L'UB SALE FOkTI HEAD OF ZINE HORSES,
matched teanIs. slnsle driver~ aud saddle hor-ss
These horses have been thoroughly broke aI
ciiiilaci Livery facIlity youIir hfrss
10 city ~ork elegant iandAus. . hams, Brew
ster cart Nirtolia.2 IlIs slcIaIs Ihaeons lla..
calts. a. Everything nTst-cass aud eFr-s-ut-ei
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

NOMNISslONEh OF DEkD Fob EVEkY STATE
~ and 1exr7tory. Notary and U. .. Commissions.
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WANTED-BOARD.

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l2tn and st. n v; s,.te terms. which mnst b
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WANTED---HOUSES.

NANTED-AT ONCE, FOR ALL-CASH BUZZ
W house in u. W.. with at least rooms; %, OOO to
SLOO0 GORDON BIO. 9lS st. NV. oc2o-S
XJANTED-TO RENT-A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM
w house or four rooms unfinished light house
keeping; family three adults within seven blocks Of
Mt. vernon square. Address Z. l.. H.. Star Office.
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WANTED-FOR GOOD. RkLIABLE TENANTS
w houses to rent from so to goo per month.
Owners would do well to and leave me list and
description OF same
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w pisned rooms second floor. Detween and n aud
Sth and lain sts- n. W. References exchanged. Ad-
Office. oc2S-3ts
WANTED-:3 OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping, with private family. Ad-
dress p. H.. star once. oc:ss-3ts
NNANIED-BY A FIRST-CLAss CATEkESs, A
w dininx room in business part Of the city. Cali
at 9l7 18th Of. NV. Mrs CANT. IT.
w two medium sized rooms with board; Capitol
Hill aud south front preferred, state location and
Address ILLINOIS, sol N 1t. ocx7-s,ts
XNANTkD-FOR THE WINTER. A HEATED
furnished room, centrally situated, where privacy
h. OLIVER. CITY P.O. ocxs-3
WANTED-RoOMs.F FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nished In Al parts Of the city; place your rooms
In our hands, the Quicke place to secure Desirable
roomsrs: established 1885 SHACKLEfOkDS
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LOB RENT-UNFURNIsHED- 4. NV.
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L'oR RENr-UNFURNIsHED.
1914 18th 81, ltr. kl25 ia 18th 81 Tor $50
SIS, ne llE and b.. g I2ss gnon $ Or. -. -
furnished-Nst. 1lr. 1901
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dwelng: an eierant stand Tor druggist rent s.sD
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r; HANSON HISS co ENGLISH BASEMENT.
II ROOMS. ElNIsHkD IL HARD MOOD. RENT
low To A YEARLY TENANT. WILL BE RENrtD
FURNISHED Oh UNFURNIsHED.
DEEBLE. DAVIS 4 co,
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