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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
Sioux City's Timex Il Sole,

SIOUX Cry. Iowa, Special Telegram,
Feb. 23.-It is announced to-day that
the Perkins Brothers company, own
ers of the Journal, have bought
the Evening Times and will conduct
it as the evening edition Of the Journal
This makes the strongest and richest news
paper combination in Iowa.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
CANNIBALISM.
An Infant Murde, ed and Eaten by q
Brother and Sister,

Brother and Sister.
ATLANTA, Ga. Feb 23.-News of horri-
BILE story Of murder and cannibalism near
Days Mill has been received. Lucy Presi-
dent, degraded and idiotc negro woman,
left her home and nine-m onths-old infant
IN charge of her two elder children, Mark
and Linda, aged eleven and nine years. She
Went to the place of Mr.. J. A. Knight, two
miles distant, to do some work for Mrs.
Knight. d.
Alter her departure it seems that Mark
resolved upon putting the infant out of the
way. So he told his sister what he pro-
posed doing at the same time telling her
that If she told he would kill her. Pro cur
ing an axe. he deliberately knocked the
child in the head and 1nanSled its BODY in
different places. They afterwards ate
some of the flesh: When the mother re.
turned and found what had heen done
she did not show the least sign OF ma
ternal grief.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
DIED OF OLD AGE.
A Wisconsin Woman One Hundred and
Eight Years Old.


Z a Eight Years Old.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Special Telegram, Feb.
23.-Mrs. Angelina Martin, aged lOS years,
and probably the oldest woman in Wiscon-
sin, died of old age and grip here last Fri.
day. She was born in 1884 Her father
Dommis Ducharme, was an officer in the
English army, and stationed here at that
time. She was married to Mr.. Martin at
Buffalo in 1915, after which they settled at
st. lsnace. Her remains were taken to that
place for burial to-day.
She was bright and active lady, consid-
erlng her age. and was able to go about
without assistance until lew hours previ-
Gus to her death. She had vivid recol-
lection Of early times, and it was interest
ing TO hear her talk Of the habits and hap
penings OF the CIV and far between settlers
of one hundred years ago in this vicinity.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
County Officials Must Explain

ASHLAND, Wis, Special Telegram, Feb.
23.-The charges of boodleism in county
affairs will be investigated by a grand jury.
A meeting was held Saturday night to i'm
press the necessity OF such action upon
Judge Parish. To-day the Judge filed
written order with the clerk of court sum-
monins grand jury at the May term.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
An Enthusiastic prc.entat,.n

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, Special Telegram,
Feb. 3.--The ceremonies of raising the
flag on the Central school building to-day
were attended by fully 700 pupils and a
large number of citizens. A tremendous
shout went up when the flag was raised and
cannon doomed. The flag was presented
by Capt A. W. White.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
Keller Knocked Out.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 23.-The, California
Athletic club was we'll filled tonight, the
event being finish fight between Billy
Smith, the we'll known Australian heavy
weight, and Frank Keller OF Y psianti, Mich,
tor 81, purse. Smith knocked out
Keller IN the twenty fourth round. Presi-
dopt Fulda, OF the California Athletic club.
has received cablegram from 200 God
dard, the Australian, accepting the terms
OF q match with Joe McAuliffe, to be con-
tested next June.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
His Valuable ya,i.e stolen

WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. pa Jew named
Goldloom went out among the lumber
shanties of the Lake Of the Woods with
So, 900 worth Of watches, which he was ped
ding among the men. While travelling
from one camp to another he had his yalise
with its jewelry stolen. He is now search
ing among the Indians for the treasure.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-25
Grin Caused Insanity

REDWOOD FALLS Mimi. Special Telegram
Feb. 23.-F. Morse was taken to the ASYLUM
at st. Peter Saturday He was prominent
farmer and Tor thirty years resident of
this section. An attack of grip is the cause
of his shattered mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

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! 10 cUYcAaA

AND WEST MsoHsoAm NJ.
COMO 10 CHICAGO.
rs e: 81 ak;2 s 80 i IS: 2. 'sy.
u hETURNIN0 PROM CHICAGO.
A.. GR'6 1KxffDs.s:& pm pm is: NO pn s:ios.
10 40 Yn0n DEu1ox uAsEox. 81. SosxPu AxD n
pIAxAPukis.
y. 6ns1 ssp'1s- e:e0 "a l2:9 . 'llsSen
Fer lHdianapolis i2:(S p =. saly.
70 AND vRon Nvsxpoos.
l So e :. ' SIS On s% s s:s % ;. s.ss.
no Axg . noM hArIsrkr. TxAvERsE CRY Aup
ELx RAPfpes
~. 9rsse sapies ::s an s:l7 pm
At. orouo lIsf5 an 40 pm
THROU0H CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids ana chicAee--Wamsr
Leave afAnl Rap1de Is = -;
.3Is 81 s;ss Ss. re, -: Ss
Rsllls Ss60 an; ieevs Chicses 80 q.
BetweeA Grand Rapids and Manistee-Irse
Chair C.f-Leavee. GrAnd kspt1s 5:17 Vm;
DETROIT. IAN: |. IN
I1msiM6 Z NORTHERN I. I.
00IN0 10 DETROIT.
A.. UHTRoET--...--.-l18o IN ssslo - lD:SoSa
RETURNlN0 RR0N DBzHoIT.
y. pEIRQIT; !:oo Am las pn sslp pa
= enS IRON lansing aa4 Hewsll-sans -
- Az sRon sAoBAw. ALMA sxB 81. Louss.
~ 4soee kap!ee - ~ AIS %
Ar. 0fnna kapit9l .--.-.-...--..i;59 an 1o:oD ~
4eLowkLL VIA LoukLs nAsFsSes 4 =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

allrmn. and holds thae from ~ ovn
Iniinea. 5 pnblie alley y 70 punlie
Highway II the sense 81 ~ ulnante M
der vfich plaintiff sDoks - recover,
and thai there u no tAu % tha statute
heeks requiring . city 70 keep IL alleys
sveu il ) reasonably - condition for
public travel.
Ii the cas- Of the village 81 Esssx.
vile VI. Hsary y. Emery. The dsfsnd-
ant's fence scross the eight rods Of HE
land extsndsd eight feet into = public
highuay for the uheis din1ance- Ac-
tton Ter ~ Femovsi - oo1nQDsnoo1 "
tho village bat The eeust holou dis-
misoeA he bill upon ~ G.ound thai
the asfsndant had acquired = title BY
reason Of adverse pesesssiou Of the
premises the eeatuatory period ~
CURED. TIE judgment of NE conr>
6slow u a0Iraaed. ard d viii b zen
that not even : public highway = ex.
smps from the operation Of established
adverse possess;on IN requiring title.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

LAxsIxs. Mich. Feb. e.-Governor
Winans in resp0pso 70 : requlsitlon
from the governor o. New York. : few
dnys since, ordered the extyadit,on Of
Robert 6chlssinger, The "Famous
Clothing H0ues'' man Of Detroit. who
WAS wanted in New York upon Z
charge Of obtaining goods under fslsc
pretenses. He was later admitted 70
bail. and 40 application made TO the
governor u recall the warrants for his
ayyess. and surrender to the New York
s1Ate oi1cerD.
The matter Vas turned over 70 the
attorney general under the provisions
Of the statute and an investieaaon di.
rected. A nearing was had before that
officer today and report Of his CON.
clussons Was made TO the governor.
Schlesiuger u charged with obtain.
ing large q uantity Of goods By reason
Of his false representations Of his Imam.
c;al condition made in writing; thai
the gCods have been shipped to different
paris Of the state for sale--a consider
able portion going to his brother.,n-iaw
II Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

The second annual OPEN spa ring
and wrestling meeting Of the Michigan
Atheietic association will be held Mon
day and Tuesday, March and s, 1897,
81 the Lyceum theAter, Detroit. Conf
petition 10 open to all amateurs.
The prison board suggested at it,
meeting that the Marquette penitentary
lie changed into an insane asyInm and
the prlsoneys be- transferred to the other
penal institutions of the state.
A man named Cooper 10 under arrest
at Kalamazoo because be got $3.50 on
an order which called for fifty cents.
Cooper is SIX feet four inches tall and
is big enough to know better.
Burglars entered Daniel s. Dunu'l
bazaar and Jay Thompson 4 Co.'S dry
goods store At an early hour Sunday
morning. The money drawer in botn
places Was rified.
There has been no death at Jackson
prison for over seven years. People
who are afraid 70 die should apply to
Warden Davis for board.
Happening u laboring under heavy
enjoying temporary vacation.
Bessie Carr. . young mis- Of st.
Iensce, froxc al tho toes OF her left
foot while out skating recently.
HASTINGS small boys have . poker
room. They should be thrashed with
their own weapon.
Rev. J. s. Bpyden, Of NOM. IL very i'll
with The grip. He y well known in
q. A. X. Cirries.
Mrs. Hattis wintou has cold The
North Adams News to BaIch q Brooks,
Of Angola. Ind.
Local talent will prsaeut Robert En-
met at che Happening opera house in
the near future.
rifseer thousand bushels Of peas and
beans have been shippsd from Traverse
City this season.
gay City's high school Il ovsrcrowded
and increased Accommodations must DO
secured.
A. r. will b. held q Ann Afbor April
1921.
AIl<esn eounty's next fair will be
held September ~ to October ].
The grip 10 psevalsns and fatal
among me psopio Of HE Cppsr PENN
sujo.
John Haner was killed by : falling
upe ~ Pins River saturday.
p<utvstaf'a Catholic church ID 20
have psw stsepls and beil.
AIIeUhn's fourth oil usIl y - great =
failure ~ The ether three.
, Nss. Tusfie ~ Owes, y dsAd. She
uss ~ yssrs cd.
TIE young people Of shsiby have
reading league.
Petty shIsvvs - spsratlns - Wy
man.
Tsayerss clsy's shasiiy bs'l assssd
$50.
casss ,s,ssn are ssshiae I.y eisy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

CoLpwA1xR, Mich. Feb. S.-Isaac
Alden, an old resident and much re-
spected citizen. died last night OF heart
failure brought on by the grip. He was
about 10 years old and had lived here
81 years.
YALE, Mich, Feb. s.-Yestcrdsy
morning. after = two weeks fight with
the grip and pneumonia, died DIR.
Thomas Collins, aged about 20. A pio-
neer inventor Of y noted medicine, he
was man of energy, independent will
aud courage. A wife aud several chill.
dren are LEFT to regret his death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
THEYAREVERYODD
THE $50 WIFE Of 4 RAG BUYER


Nuuusaou, Mish.. Hsh a-fhe esisi-
ence - . variable hoRmit fnu,liy hns
&een discovered ocBps 80 Hno u Osaa-
- county. Thar 1890 y PfosGoR,
and N recent eee.st in1oRoouxso ussh .
nesgheor-shs bro thsy have hsld il
yenEs-eo1teu1ng = 90 begosvoment IN
oho circle Of yetnood Booluoos, queer
hetio sooey vas iesrned. More than
eueaeX yenre 80. "A cd Fag huyer
men uoneoGou o1npped - the house
- = tn4Ow Bar the bouudaSy spa
rating Ottawa from Kent county. The
young daulb1oF Of tns farmer took his
eye and befoeo be left Ne proposed that
the faehet swap she girl for . Canadian
yoo1. The trade WAS sgreed and they
were married. She MAS Is Tho rag
buyer va neither tat nor fair and was
more than 20. And 60, without protest,
ohe entered on her new life, the value
received for = stunted mustang, and
went away to her new home.
For time the rag buyer and his go
sridc lived ~ 4uskegon. Altar two
children, = boy anu = girl. had been
born 70 them, they bought and moved
upon farm N Ottawa county. Here
for nearly . decade and = half they
lived aione- The only communication
which the father holds with the outside
world il Of = business nature. During
the summer months he leaves his wife
aud children TO run the farm and man.
age the goAts and he wnndeFs nboutth
snors counties, plying his vocation
Of purchasing rags and dispOsing Ut
yankee notlous and thIngs." No r.
latlons Of social character exist be-
tween hmm aud those who live about
HIM. The members OF the family
rarely exchange = word with any ono
ioulside q The household. Their home
is situated IA the midst Of = bleak,
randy held, At least thirty rods from =
highway. There, summer and winter.
winter and summer, the woman who
came into her husband's life when The
Indian pony went out has lived, with
NO ueiGbbors, no companions and
no associates but her children aud
the dumb creatures around her.
Pasaasx 81 Pathelssy.
But even into this home, isolated %
Il IL, and cut Oh from ali cOnmunlca-
lion with the happier ones about il,
raspc the strongest of disorders, the
paradox Of recent pathology which
crossed thu sea from Its birthplace IN
the east. II Is both puerils u:disposi-
ton and = devourirg hack plague. In
: aneex. = heard nm .onnd ~ 4 .ie>th
ralfIe. Pecn!c smile Il lie vis;t,tion
There il soneth;nr humorous - fhe
nroclatjon winch i;s name br;nrs m.
And uoehine but the ernnd trnredv Of
the eseasSet frssernai var IN h,storv
rver brought more sofro9 % MichiRan
hon,ea Il i = denth,a head vim the
can and beIIe. In it, vls;fs 4 hasn,t
Dven overlooked little ones With pretty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09
Death of Two Pioneers.

LAxMNo, Feb. 8.-Ebenczer Walker,
resident OF Oxen = township in this
county for thirty years died at Okemos
today aged IS. Alvin c. Warner resi-
dent OF Lansing also died here aged IS.
Mr.. Warner came 70 Wayne county in
1855 from New York state and TO this
city twelve years ago, where he mas
since resided with nus son, Alderman
J. e. Warner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

ST.. IoxAcE, Feb. e.-The mails from
st. Ignace 10 Mackinaw island are be-
ing carried across in : rOWboAt, that
portion Of the strai Is being now clear Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

Our tts<t~snt k&t<ttet1 oRa feiIa41if eafe4
~ t>f&o - e<1ee1s 4jocf1epA Gn8ot9ul1
80 go. Ssssse 60 ~. 49, g
B :ssssis.e So ~ ssspe sss@~s
5sef 6esesIhin6 Il, 80 hsw vse - 90
sse'ss'' = ~ Sfzfxs i Isl 81 US nxpioAI 90.
'9Gs2ssstsS 1e<sE &c sfs 3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-09

The pi&a6sat eEses en1 psffese ofetg
VITA vhfh I1afee noy 80 ne GeIsfef-
nsa iiaa'd iaasts<a syrup Of Fi1s, andef
eli eehJIsisis<, Rsskee u taslf fevsf.te
feaety. r. Kst tAe tFas tad eoauiea
esEets. haak foF eEe naa>s OF he Lais-
fosl1sa Zig S3fap Co, psIato3 ne1f Inc
betesns - tsse p<etaee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
PROPOSALS.

pKoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
lard. wa-hinston. d. C.-December IA. lsg2. =
u. Say YTI. N.shinston. b q % ss opsnsd jan
u.sy lse viii BE- received at the bureau Of sup
aifTS1s v' Soos iasTR
is g sns r. SHssst
~ s. quantity q Pips and PIPE ettints, tools.
Ing xround. Indian Head, Nd. quantity Of bric q
cement, lime window frames. hardware. Lumbar.
srucs. must conform 20 the navy standard and pass
sns ns1s naval inspe ton Blank propcsals viii b
,a.,Ss D c. ss e q: sgresn The s.s.Ssoh Si
other things bsins equal. decided BY lot. The d.
I.rsment rsssfyss he right 70 vaiye defects r.
}ect any of AL eias not loaned advautaxeoas the
s.ysrHpsss EDWIN srkwAHT. fsy%s.sss esa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUILDING RESTRICTIONS.
Nothing less than o. so Hozsss-
Sidewalks. macsdanized streets and al improve
ments AZ CCInIsnys expense. Neinfend - make
FORT NYER HEIGHTS
One OF the most attractive and rrettiest s1urh~ q
the national capital IL has the natural aavsntss-s
ts elevation Of DO Iat and only o1o mile from
and overlooking the entire city
The ". and A. Electric railway, now In operation
runs through center OF tie property win -
completed to sixth street depot.
Ne viii continue 70 offer daring The month OF De-
ceInher liberal Inducements 60 parties dssirfng
build in this property. VII also advance money ssr
building purpose
number OF cottages viii be baslt tti winter ana
improvements continue right along.
NO MUSHROOM Towx.
But j. improving steadily destined 20 be the s,ss
81 some Of the hDess suburban residences sround
Washington. II you are lookiu for ~sfe md proet-
shle investment We invite you 20 look de pro,usy
over. =
you are looking for riane TO buird ron can hsd
no prefr spot and M more hbsr4i inducensnss thsa
Iook into the matter ana have - sAe~ yestls
proi srsy.
ROBINSON 4 LODGE
Managers Il For Nyer Ee(xht..
" and - Adam &c building
: dim 40 ~ n ~
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BOARDING.

DOANDtNG FIkST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT
ID lOli Mass ave. n references d.e9-3w'
SkMUEL HOWARD. THE AMERICAN-FRENCH
- caterer. will serve meals from ll27 2lst st Nv.
- any part Of the city at short notice. ! need
not tell those who have tried them. strictly frst-
class d22-6ts
1'HE sOUTHERS-5l 18TH ST. Nw.-FIRST-
Il class family toard and room, 81 per day 80 per
week. Runs tally-ho coach daily 10 Arlington.
sold -rs u me and Cabin John bridge nl72H'
THE HOTEL RICHMOND.
Il 17th and II SITS NV
VII oren TUESDAY. Decernber 9; newly furnished.
reafted and repaired aud will be kept on the Amer
rsn and also reot by the month or year to
suit fsuiliss- Table board as desired.
dS-lm' " W. COLEMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
NIANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A POSITION:
err-. d.SIsd'
N-kSTED-EY \ YOUNG MAN POSITION As
" s'snp-rlI.i-r Best Il references Address 4
y Y -'sT Oh. Ia
Va NNIED-N PLACF A. PORTER OR ETTLFR
w .n private family esst % rel. J. BAKER. l:2j
" an "a
"ANTFD ~ a CDLOETD HTTiER AND
W -u1f. situation in nr~t rlass Il. niy;
gee u 49, 20 r-terelc- nov employed al l45J r.
. sse. At,lr--- a = IA
u'ASriu. Pr 4 NtpDfI-AaED MAN, PLACE
" q ar sui-r god Reference Adlre>- Box ~.
tt.r oshr- dag "a
NINNrEu ET fOJ NJ WHITE NAN. PLACE
w O. friss vtsIn O. handle goo,l hOr~~-: EJod
r-le-eI. 90 81 Pa ave esp
NykSrFB-E1 A TfsSI-si ass COOK. WITH
" trst 7F'~r-nra., p,-itl IN private family.
- faae a- NrVtt- iirfar ar-Issif n-crsstrv. At-
er--- =. d 4 star orl. .. d2s-1-
NIANffr- BI TFORpyGHLY COMPETEST
W rtriegtfrs -fra.--- iu ~ york VA hotel ~
- tnT Nnuiu nll.I ems vatii = seer. houOra-
l's tuftHs q rfu.tIus "a tly- ANY n 81 q
- - rsisl-s Assistant address = zoe q -
49,
WkNfFp- .tIis fHS ~ GAEpENER. w
w o.. sd s.as- .Hf rsfsinZ al iihhs q vee--
tsHl-- VS.. terrlau 4 s-rfr1
.tid ~ . rsisr-rr~s ADDE'S HEEMAN ZOtL-
y D. silver IA. % d"7-:tl-
tlAs EnHni TIEsT-CLASs YOUNa WHITE
" men. alton take q hor~-- and drive
Die s.fs si.a rs1,i-r aud f5wer garden AZ Ad-
cfrr- iut ~ -.ar one 2. -ii-
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WANTED-LOTS.

yVASTID-A SMALL BUILDING LOT on CAP
w itul HI stats sxsct lac.ftn. lowest prir- aud
b-st trms fnED. Plant. Star once deo-6t
WASIKp-To PURCHASE TWO on THREE
w tulldinx lot., north q 9Th and south
e nossa>ry- ADDE'S QUICK fuRcaAsEx stag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

AOh bALk-ON SMALll MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
4 more new homes at Lakeland, Nd.
d dwe 5oo cost.ses to e ss5 cash and SIS mo-
One - 500 eottaxe.sto 10 s45c cash md sl5 mo
pumps fences. outbuildinFs. nc. Lkeland is situated
eight miles from Warrington on the Wash br OF the
schocls, churches, &C. Communication nckets to Wash
SSn.y ~ cents each vsy: Apply to EDWIN 4. NEW
Pm e lakeland Inquire for 7. J. GABLE. supt.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
THE WASHINGTON LR0AI BUREAU TRANS-
= aces AL LEGAL buninaag 81 roas luahse coat d
clienta Consultattop and advice FREE GEO. W.
KIN AIRY. csnrai bldg. cor. oth sAd Pa ave.
(VAllPnELL CARRTN0TO6- 1TToETEY-1T-T1v
~ Wsbsteg Law Duildins. sos = = n II eSsi1stoS'
Do 1soidoncas &33 q 1.v. dsSi
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MALE OR FEMALE.

"ANrED- PENSION CLERK; MIST BE EX-
" trrf % srifer mifh -. 50 othre boy must
N-tie rod band, state wages wanted Addre-s q @
q. STAR one. ic'
u ANTTD-WOMFS COOKS sl2 TO $50 PER
W month ma:st-. waitrrsses, nurs~s. scruboers;
frfisf-. cuofs rusrhm~n. ktch~n help fo- FAINT
lsssrd hot~is DICKS AGENCY .0l3 7thst. d:,'3c'
W AMI n-wHfTE FAEMEE AND WIFE CNO
w rf.drenl ~ work small farm city, must
eersfsui 2 horas- AMI come we'll recommended.
td.ir-s- y Akdfk STAR one. d2s-3'
WsNtIb e. DUNbOEi'@ EMPLOYMENT BIZ
w fssu. roIdnctrt by lsde--men and women. white
an rcr~i 81 kirdso domestic labor. city. state
o. sfrlra- vftBres-rru~.- 7O.' n. oc.stv~c'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

EOR SALE
L 22l1 TO 22i3 10th
st. b h. 4 and Or. So5, OO(
1I1 Pa ave. { b,
1 to 10 O'Brien's
court b h. 4r....O. OOt
zoos to 2oT Z st. b
23io & to s :.s:ii Boundary E;0"
ct. bh, ar. all. -. Id, SOC
o0ei to 2o43 Boundary
GOSH q NV. II, 7r. Il. c ts,S
1872 LIST NV, Z b. 5r.6, 00l
S32S to 3fIi = st, bh.
1915 S iEsP st. = h. N i.
lbs and S3joih ST.
b b. tn. each. q. So
2l29vs sve. N. cas-
Ito G. alley bet VI and
n, 18th and 18Th. %. on
14lS 18th st. IN. Sr q. 90
43? 10 Al Prsther's
alley. bh. Ara. q. oo(
1l23 Goth Ut. b h. 6rs.
snd2 houses in rear.
srs each............6.0 0
The above Is only a port
books. For full list call
on the LIST and 18th. td20l
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:aol3 s ~. fh. er...s5. 900
s:SS. SO :s2d IT. bh.
9rs. each. 500
1872 and 1924 sth 81.
b b. m /. or.....4. 400
40 Pa ave. store and
dwe. bh....-..;s 80, 0O1
l4l{ Q 81. b h. l2r. 10. 900
la:s9 X st NV. b h.
W I. Tor .....-..... 10. 500
212o n st nv. b.,
TIA itIi Tsth 5: NV. b h. IL ''
8 j I ! St i ns s b Il: iii. e 6. e so5
500 @ 1t nv. b h.
MI l0r ...........SOoo
ll2s6th 81 n ". b b. .rs. 600
1871 Boundary ST NV.
4 b. mi. Or .....-G.10o
l13s 18th ST. fh.
Or. end 4 his rear. z. 900
90 81 o h. IN /. llr. %. 800
6qH 81 b h. Or. M l. g, 900
s05 9th st nv. b b.
aa i i and nd ;siii tn 81, a. ''o
, h. ". 6-.--.......4.J o)
SO and 81 Defrees st
NV. bh. 1r each. 20
on Of the property on my
1T Office for builetin issued
THOS. Il. WAGGAMkN
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Il brick dwelling. 1913 18th ST. n ". thirteen
p.sn Toom ~ s,li @
vision and hrstclsss IN every re.oet house for
inepection. Forfurfher particulars and price a,ry %
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Loo y st. d3-lm'
EOR sALE-EIGHT MODERN HOUSES on G ST.
Cn.e between 18th and 18Th sts.. each conta ming
siS rooms and bath concrete cellars srye ysrds; ten
and can be sold easy terms bv
d2o-lm 7. T. BROOKS. GIG 18th st. n.
EoR sALE-NRw HOUSES; BARGAINS: Easy
long lots to slisy. Inquire OWNER. 30 81 a. v.
nE5Sra
CSoR SALE OR LEAsE-A l2.ROOM HOUSE;
Il nearly new al MI best location: SIS per
Month Or. nth n and Howard ave. 330t ut.
Pleasant. nf0Ifu. thkA. Inn
aic o.: I'll STiss1cxb ISs 50 ~
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EOR SALE-s10. 500.

bargain in real estate for this week only-a three
story bay window brick: IL rooms and la b e. m l.
kitchen furnace room and cellar in basement; two
large parlors. dining room and buffers pantry on
first or: three bed rooms and bath on second floor
three bed rooms and trunk room third hooI
Price. $40. SEQ; "a. 900 cash and balance assume.
Southeast corner Of 18th 81. and n. % feet
on by 40 feet on Eth; for sale CHEAP.
E I. KAISER,
DPS Rooms4 ande. Atlantic building $50 T INV
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wANTED-HOtsEs.

yVANTED-To BUY HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS IN
w northwest, bet. 4;h and 14.h. Z and L sts : not
over 5000 viii pay all cash must be Q bargain.
Address WANTED. Star Once. ios,-3t
WANTED-TO RENT FOR THREE MONTHS.
w furnished house must BE- In rood condition.
conrlete for kousekeeins and in rood neighborhood
Addres. iNDLX. star ONCE. giving full particulars.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W'NrED-3 or UNFURNfsaED ROOMS
w sifh bath. a. desirable locatioa- Addr--. With
trrns. A L. O.. star oftce. dSN
yEANTrn THRFE CONNECTING ROOMS
w s~.l lishted. fof ofc-~ on an OF sts or Psln
sss, s-st- epar. sine elevator .ad rent. Addrvs-
q q J.. - 81 Jane. Hotel dsset.
WANTEp-IN GcoD LOCALITY wv. LARGE
w rOgrn. ftrui<hed With folding bed. or two con
munieatns aui b ard FOR man. xtfs and child
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UNFINISHED
w rooas al esrts - CIV eAeet eat and plan
"a 80 - fssireble lusrs testshlsbed lr-,l.
lt-is. sUAcklEFC ADS AGENCY. AZ l1th Il. n -.
WASfED - M 0ENTLENAN. PLEASANT
w footn In are usiEh horho n ~. with private
sfs. dy-,Hs