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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-24
Pleasing Him.

He frritably)-What sort of 9 supper
Ee we going to have tonight-good or bad
She-Both. Deviled ham and angel cake.
Truth.
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Vanity and Modesty.

Maud Why do you think Alice is vain'
May-The other day heard her say she
looked like me.-New York Herald.
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THE Times COMPANY.

WE OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS Oh.
PARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS
OUR STOCK OF
Tubular and Locomotive Boilers,
from to 81 horse power.
Horizontal Centre Crank Engines,
Detached or mounted on boiler, from teii
horsepower
Those Engines and Boilers are new. OF or
ss3d:fd dssisns sss, ere Till;S yS UgAaASxs
iSsss esn s. bought very Low.
Richmond Locomotive aud xacllas WORKS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-24
Easy DrivinG!

"Hi, Cabby, ten shillings II You drive
me TO % PjmIico street in a quarter Of an
hour. Drive like lightningp'
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
Fatal Accident.

Tuesday morning young Lorenzo d..
Kelso. was working in the swamps in
this parish and while at work. acclden-
tally cut one Of his feet, Il cut that
reached the bone. lie bled rrofusely,
and was Immediately taken to his mo-
theirs home in this place.
When he reachad here, although week
from the loss of blood, lie looked we'll.
and no serious result was apprehended
by the unfortunate young man or his
relatives. He talked freely with them.
smoke cigarette and was apparently
in no immediate danger, but hardly half
an hour after he was i'll the home of the
family, that he expired. His death, so
unexpected, was terrible shock to the
family and his numerous friends.
Lorenzo was aged IL years s months
and ) days. He died Tuesday the 30,
of November at 1920 o'clock p. IA.
His funeral took place at 1890 o'clock
a. H.. Thursday and was largely at
tended.
TIE MESSENGER tenders its deepest
svmr Try 20 the family ia this. tn nour
Of their sad Fiction.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
Does Advertising Pay?

Indisputatly il does. But it must be
we'll done. And the main requisite is
the medium-the newspaper is the best
but it must have two indispensable
things-first, standing in the communi-
ty; second. circulation. With these. and
an attractiycly Displayed advertisement
calling attention TO your wares. And it
pays, as has been demonstrated dme ami
again.
An Instance came tc our notice no la
ter than last Saturday. Mr.. j. b. Fer
rams sales on that day were fully % per
cent greater than any day previous.
These sales. in the main, We're undOubt-
eddy due to the large advertisement in
the Messenger last Saturday.
Ask Mr.. Ferran if ii pays TO advertise?
Ask any of those whose announcements
are in the Messenger? Moral: IL you
want to bring results advertise in the
Messenger,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
! arIjec for E2.-s1 sir. and Gs%Cl:xic.
tnUuiOC, take only w, w, c.
s~->.==sa-.=S-sS1ss>I>v..
Prcsidcnt-ElcCt Cleveland.

ExmoOr. Va. Nov. -Presidcnt-elect
Cleveland. accompanied hy Lieut. IIar-
Sis, succeeded iii bagging l2j ducks in a
little over an hours time. OF these
iifiy-three were brought down in one
spot. -Four black ducks, which left the
water and lew over the beach, also fell
victims TO TIE following piece O. the
P.caideEt-rIect.
Mr.. Cleveland then returned 10 the
cottage for lunch ana remained indoors
throughout thG entire afternoon. Dur
ing The afternoon Sam Kelly, Il yenera-
Die man Of seventy years, who was born
on BrGadWa;er Island ana hes nove;
Travelled farther than Norfolk, called on
Alr. Cleveland and was pleasantly re-
eeiyed. While out Cunning on the
beach, Mr.. C!eN Gland Was an eye witness
of q thrilling spectacle. Five residents
Of C0bb's Island were on their way from
their residence in saiibOat 10 Broad
water for tho purpose OF paying their re-
pec,s II 3Ir. Cleveland. While in the
Great Machicngl Inlet, between White
Point Coe Point, opposite the United
States Life-SayirG Station, the boat ca
ps!zed. throwing the occupants into the
water. All the party would have been
drowned had not it been for the prompt
assistance Of the life-saying crew, who
Immediately went to their assistance
and succeeded in bringing them to land.
Throughout this exciting scene Mr..
Cleveland watched the capsizing and
rescue with great interest.
According to the programme arranged
tO-night. tomorrow will be devoted to
cunning. An innovation in the Ordina-
ry methods Of shooting water fowl will
be used. 1t is rude bat ingenious re-
yOlviRg chair arranged in the bottom of
the scOw SO that the President-elect can
shoot in every direction without arising
from his seat.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03

Il. 4lALI4S Attorney
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
The House.

After muc! figuring on the late eiec-
;iUG TIE next ii0GSe has been found to
consist Of 2lS Democrats, rs RCpuali-
cans and P0pUii-t'. This gives De-
mOcratic majority over all Of -, so that
il is quite plain that there will lie no
difficulty whatever in securing Demo-
Gratis Legislation. These figures are now
admitted by the Republicans, who frank
ly confess thai the Democrats will have
full and absolute control OF affairs in the
next Congress. There will be bat three
Republican, from the South, one from
Kentucky ana two fIOm Tennessee, COLI
iEg from the mountain districts Of these
States, which have been always hopeless
ly Republican.
Another evidence 0f the popular feel
lag is shown in the fact that all the
Territories save one, Oklahoma, elect
Democratic delegates. As the Terrific
lies are more or less under the control
OF the Federal gOrernm Mt and d0ni-
Eated by administration influence, it
has been customary TO regard them as
safe for The party in power; but the pc
pUlar sentiment against The Rcpubli-
cans is 50 strong to-day that il carried!
the Territories Tor the Democracy az
| We'll as the States.
4 Democratic majority Of g is more
than is needed, and a party generally does
best and secures tie most satisfactory
legislation with majority Of - OF 30.
But there viii be difference this year.
for with The Domoc:ats in c0ntrcl Of
| Congress, more responsibility VIII b.
thrown on them. and. morragrr. there
wi! re Mr. Cleveland to chrck any wild
or hasty legislation. it is quite evident,
from the expressions OF the Democratic
press AID lea.,ers that tie responsibility
of tie party is understood and fully Gc-
ceptrd. and that the course it pursurs in
Congress will be wise and conservative.
-TiIes-Dem0crat.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
K. SCHWARTZ.

Has The pleasure To annOuce
to the public that he has just
arrived from New Orleans with
a big stock of goods that will
surprise the buyers. and will
undersell any and all competi-
tors of this town and New Iberia.
Ny New Goods just received
this week is only fine goods,
which | offer at very low Ggur
es, and | guarantee them TO be
IS represented. These goods
are the finest kind of Ladies'
fancy hand sewed shoes, and
Indies fancy Long Capes and
Jackets and blazers. and Gentle
mems Fine Clothing Dry Goods.
and all styles Of Hats.
In fact, al description of &c
neral Dry Goods kept in first
class house.
Call early aud secure the best
lar4fias. .s have no rorm Tor
lily !alE. ,..th. 0L.,a has 10 80
~ soon as il CONES Il.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03

Transient advertisements, Is cents per
inch for first insertion; 30 cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
1 inch for first insertion; and 30 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
vBrief communications upon subjects
public interest solicited. No attention
will be gwen To anonymous letters.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
CLUBBING RATES.

We have made arrangementsiby winch
we can furnish our readers with the
MESSENGER and THE HOME Magazine,
published at Washington, ID. c., for the
low cost of Sl.25.
We have also made clubbing arrange
ments with that sterling agricultural pa
per, TIE TEXAS FARM AND RANCH
published at Dallas. Texas. TIE FARM
AND RANCH and Messcnerg for only Sl.2o
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
NOTICE..
Demand os administration,
In tho matter Of the Succession of Louise hu-
Guilliard, wife or George Vallien,
Probate Docket No 281j,
Demand os administration,
Probate Docket No 281j,
State % Louisiana. Pa-ish of St. Marti
l9.h Judicial District Court.

State % Louisiana, Parish Of ST. Martin,
Wheroas, George Ealiicn, husband of the de-
ccesra. Lou-" ..urijliar,l, of said Parish of st.
Martin, he- filed his icti'ion applying 10 be ap-
pointed admin traitor Of ,he estate of his de-
ceased wife, Loui.c AuguiliaTd.
Now, therefore, p,,alic notice is hereby given
81 AL Iai,.at .-t#Iu-tei. - show cause. il any
thoy have. IA writing within ton da"s from this
publication, why said application should not be
granted and aid appointment made a. prayed
for.
witness ,ac Hon. Felix V,oliies. Jadge Of
said Coi-.. - Sc. Nartir7il'r. Parish of st.
Martin, Louisiana. this by of December A
D. ls%2. i. :. Fol ENET,
'itsl o. Court,
Il, NAL14E Attorney.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03
Many Persons

Are broken down from overwOrk or household
cares Browns iron Bitters
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03

| Father st. Paul. rector Of st. Joseph Cat.
h0lc church Of LOreauville, yielded his
sui to its iIalINr, on Thursday. Nov. 81
at 500 p. III. Father st. Paul came t.
this parish ahOut three years ago and
not only labOrpd hard and zealously in
the cause Of christianity. but his won
GPrful energy, hacked by excellent iudg.
ment and foresight, was directed to the
material advancement Of the Fausse
Point section. which comprised his par
ochiaI district, and his efforts were prin-
cipally directed in inducing The people
10 abandon TIE al! cotton crop system
AID adopt diversified agriculture, max
ing cane growing their leading crop.
The large output of cane Of that section
this season is in great measure due 20
the influence of his teachings. lie was
u talented French scholar and fluent
writer and his abilities were directed il
drawing the attention OF capitalists 20
that locality as suitable one for cen
ira. sugar factory. by ably written arti-
cles. Father ii. Paul was buried at his
church. in Loroauyiiie, this morning, at
. o'cioek, by the clergy Of Attakapas ana
Che Il. Jnycph Penayaient Associa ;iCH. Of
Whira he was tie president and founder.
His funeral WAS attended by a very large
COZ, curse. -. !. Enterprise.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03

rcbuildS the system, ai3s digestion, removes ex-
cess Of bile. and cures malaria. Get the genuine
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-12-03

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
Il ORT MEYER HEIGHTS.

Il ORT MEYER HEIGHTS
Have YOU been there' Are Won looking for safe in
inspect this subdivision Ii is only one mile from the
city and on the Washington and Arlington Electric
Railway. which is
NOW IN OPERATION
y Ei9ht minutes ride from terminus of cable line in
Tso hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
No wilderness or imagirary mushroom town.
vaq t na So % endowed TINS properly that all
manner more forcibie than anything that might be
Fort Meyer Heights an ideal all-year-round prop
erty i is everything that could be desired for a
home, for an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People are BEGINNING to realize that there is great
future for real estate in the vicinity Of Fort Meyer and
yelopnent and is destined to be the of the most
heauti;I villas and suburban homes in the country
What pref Ter spot could you wish for!
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
At Three Sisters" will be under construction at an
and Arlington Railway completed to 9th street depot
Now 10 the time to invest. Call or write for maps
ROBINSON LODGE.
Managers of Fort Meyer Heights.
SO andes Atlantic building.
oc1-1m 92S and $50 F st. ny
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE 56-ACRE
Il farm three miles from Washington the dwelling,
barn. fences. water and neghborhood satisfactory
acre usual terms K PHfLEIPs SON. i4a New
York sel7-tr
If YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
home OF an investment in the city suburbs call
at once on GRACE ". THOMAS. 100 Corcoran build
ing Special bargains in Brookland. South Brookland
and Metropolis View. se26-1m
EOR SALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FOR 81 500
Il go cash ana e2o month. will buy new we'll
built 7roem house with porches latrobe. we'll. pu
&c stable for two horses and carriages lot 50
feet front and 1913 deep; inclosed with pcket fence
nVe blocks from station. Also for 81 500 3.,o cast
and 90 per month. new 6-room house with porches
cellar. latrobe, well, pump and outbuildings 10
feet front and 200 feet deep; inclosed with picke'
fence; three blocks from staff Ten other proper.
ties in cou Of erection ranging in price from 900
10 "a 500 will be finished and offered for
monthly payments from 10 to S4o per month. Lake
land is situated eight miles from Washington the
Washington branch Of the b. and o. railroad also on
the line OF the proposed boulevard TO Baltimore 1t
has a beautiful lake. stores. pos ONCE. schools.
churrhes. &c Communication tickets TO washington
only "a cents each way To property or for fur
Tier Ia5ticglsrs apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN,
owner l4O6 Columbia St n. bet 9th and 10th and
O and y SITS. from X TO 10 o. sel3
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR kENT-lo1s L ST. CORNER MAssACHU-
:' sso s. Ps sosSisS:d rooms with M
as vi Ss1ss. .n
gle OF en- suite. oc10-3
Ion RENT-vIrE BoARD-NEwIY AND HAND.
and i..Ss CLOSET si6 81 NV ''"' '' oeio sS!e
EOR RENT-FURNfsHED-THR B1YWIN-
DO. and s ~ arss spss back
B. sna
EIoR RENT-!FURNfsHED SECOND FLOOR
front rSpm' bay window and siroys; hos.S IN
NV. Call Between and pm. ocio-3t.
Tor RENT--HALL AND LARGE HANDSOME
ne ' sosst 5 8: Gns room furnished esSsa
FOR RENI-To GENTLEMEN oNLY-2 NICELY
furnished rooms With board Private family 5gls
+ nshed rooms. second and third aoo1s convenient
TO four lines OF cars heat; gas. ocl0-3t'
FoR RENT.LARaE, NICELY FURNISHED
ssss s.Sis Sss. s I'll
EOR RENT--FoUR NICE UNFURNIsRED ROOMS
nn iSr p5ht all modern convensnses
FOR RENTIlsS7 18TH ST. Nv. NEAR SCOTT
mate: snd furnished or Win
FOR RENT LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED
room suit one or two gentlemen gas bath; stove
Perm sasnt party desired; rent $40 to $12 monthly
oOI E&th ST. n W. ocS-1m
nor RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS CORNER 18TH
i and q SITS. and also In 6l7 st. furnished or un-
ae aiHsu len' very SSaS q Johnson. e7r
EOR RENT-TwO CoMMUNIOATING ROOMS.
i with board. at 1927 II st. NV also two hall rooms
(heated) at low prices ocs-0t'
E,OR RENT-715 10TH ST. NV, LARGE, HAND
Il somely furnished rooms first and second floors
private bath on hrst hoor; refs. exchanged. ocS6ts
E,OR RENT - WITH BOARD SEVERAL LARGE
corner front rooms. we'll furnished in private fam
w; references exchanged. Apply to 1916 St W. |;
Belt cars pass the door se26-l5ts
LHOR RENT-wITH BOARD-A LARGE, BEAUTT-
Il full second-etory front room nicely furnished: also
Q very pleasant hall room and other cheap rooms;
bread and pastry all home made; terms reasonable.
1707 Pa. ave. NV. ocd-St'
EQR RENT-736 18TH ST. NV, 2D-sTORY
i front and back communicating rooms or single
se29-2ws
ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
L class table board. can be found at 1919 / st.
NV oc1-2w
EOR RENTAL THE IRvINGTON.
1416 ST. NV,
Suites OF two three rooms with private bath Also
sfngly. with or without board se22- Inn
ICOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS;
L all mod tmps. no children in the house, con-
yenent to all car lines; prices 90, $40 and s12 1927
9th st. a. ". se22-lins
EcOR RENT-CORNER 9TH AND MASS. AVE.
L large nicely furnished front rooms. with board;
southern and eastern exposure references exchanged
house thoroughly heated. SEQ lms
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EOR RENT
II 1880 X ST NV. lar. .S7S
1908 18th 81 NV. Sr. -
25Q}-o VI st NV, Sr. 40. 30
l2l0-14 18th st NV,
81. 49, --.-- 81. ~
2ll5 II 81, fat. ..35
Ec}6 2:,d ST, Sr. 40. 30
Rooms and fats. with bo
ocS-6ts III. NJ. MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT.oN TUESDAY, ocTQBER II. NE.R I'm
IL and Mass ave. or m and X sts ~ ". seii sraps
New Jersey ave. NV - '''- " ''-'"'- 10 ~ ~
- TRAYEp-sUNpAY NIGHT. LARGE BROWN
sh s' .,g IN hSs IN. sns sc INIT
e essxE sssh,',y sT's back Return % Mrs josS
ep,s2 Ms2ss. 9.r OF Efk Pc, y
ST. NV. liz
7 osT-PY 4 POOR BOY, RrD LEATHER
change. Reward /. returned 20 81 St n. oeie 81
7 osT.TuFspAr kFTERNo9N CONC rows
& ' fihSsr % Vi. iSosS Sa ;n:a
STRAYED FROM i&os CHAPLIN ST. WHITE sFr-
,cc,. r nose; ss:ssrs .ss p.@sp, Sss: +.
%srs sf r SaT 10 n as@ss num an ss
l. charm. roinS nom s,h and .,s a ~ . ~ sns
satiS i1 r'rs ssf T. rowifffs iss'S
+ osT..rUEspag AFTERNOON. COMO powx
elastic bracelet Finder VIII be Tsssrdad At RI go
L. Sstwcsn Georss,SSn and csrt,ai. rnr-- son,s,s.
ina sls in bills and small chAnSe. Owners entire
if len See fTO-pec, ave-. e%orss,o.n' osii,s'
osT1oN JEIpAr SMALL BLACK AND
suitable reward Vii bS paid Il delivered at sle ,h
ST. ". ocli-As
I osT-s5 REWARD FOR RETURN OF GOLD
II Masonic charm form OF MAlts-e cross With lociat
back. 6Ol 18th ~. NV ocll-sfs
STRAYED OR sToIkS FROM ny FARM. NOR
- rison's Addition Benning Rad. october :. iss,.
bay white face. hind Legs white. lafue n
the left front leg. PATRICK FEALY. ocil-8'
I osT-oN FRIDAY LAST ABOUT 4PM ON
II the Geo- retovn cars bet. 18th and nh n.w q
ladies' gold bar Ian set with diamonds. ih~rai
reward isid on return 20 HENRY HfNkE. Je~-l.r.
Al 9Th ~. nv ocfO-rs
I osr-A SMALL COCKER SPANIEL, JET
~ hiAck; With collar and tag No. 57A. Return D.
ALLEN W. MAI-LERY, 624 = st. n ". and receive
liberal reward ocIO ~
STRAlED OR srol.EN-sArURpAr LAST,
., large buff -colprel curly doss. named Iuck blsk
nose and gray bushy tall NJ collar; hcen-sd n.
aOis. Reward II returned 10 THOs. q. JONES. Ut
II. n oc i0-3ts
I osT-sCNDAy. on BUNKER HILL ROAD.
II small white fox terrier gyp. IS revsrd II r-turneA
TO HHhATLEl BROS. 9TH and Rhode Island ave.
ocl0N
/ osr-oCToBER 6. BLACK HALF sFTTFR
A. and half water spaniel dog; white ON breast.
lead tan ANSWERS 60 name q TIP. Suitable re~ard
returned 20 l922 ST. nv oclO-sr.
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

INoR sALE-A COUPE RoCKAwAY IN PAIR CON-
ditipn, viii he sold very cheap; quarter tts vulus
TO cash purchaser Call at IRIS y. Y. oci2et'
ENOR sALE-A HORSE. VERY STYLISH md
Il safe cuupeo ca-riARe hay horse, which nn~t any
one can drive; same having been used my faruly.
OF CHIs BAUM.
ocl2-3 Sl0 tn Al n~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
FOR RENT-STABLES.

INOR RENT-TwO-STORY NEW BRICK STABLE
L stalls; large carriage house; water and gas; con
creted: wide alley: in rear 50 Mass ave. Apply T.
BROSNAN. cor. N j. ave. and G ST. NV. ocC-Sts
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Err 4 CO. GIG Est. nv.

GS-2S 2sd st. ar SIS. 20
2gth st. Olive ave NV.
] T..............2l.3O
SIP y II ave. 5r....ls.3 ~
500 Doth st. fr..........l0
krookland. tir.--...12. %
Stable rea- $40 2lst 81
NV IN
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

nor RENT-HALL; SIZE, 2OXSO FEET; SECONI
L floor Of GIG Louisiana ave-. by night or month
rent $50 per month.
se37-Im T. r. BROOKS. 61e 10Th st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-26o4 ST. NV G ROOMS. BATH
Il large yards and closets: all mod inps /; IN rood
order. Key 600 81 OWNER ocl2-Ss
EOR RENr-TO RRsPECTABLH ooLORFD TEN
i ants two-sepry brick; rooms; water IN yard
rear 9l7 ? st. nv zig so. r. H. T. LEfPoLD.
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WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE SOME GROUND IN
w the northeast southeast for building purposes.
Address
ocl1-3t' BOX 627. CITY p. o.
WANTED-FOR SYNDICATE, GOOD BUILD
w ing lot series of lots in any section. Will buy
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FOR LEASE.

l1OR LEASE OR MORE YEARS OR RENT BY
L the month-An elegant l7-room corner house
fully furnished will sell house and furniture Ad
dress LEGATION, Star Office. oc12-3ts
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LrOR RENT
Il UNFINISHED HOUSES
l142 st. NV, IA rooms and two bath rooms
1882 Nst. w, 10 rooms and all m. g. s65 per mo-
102s 18th St. n W., 10 rooms and all IA. e., Ss5 per
month.
STABLES.
stable between 18th and 18th, K and L SITS n W.
e600 per annum.
Stable between 18th and 10th. K and L sts.n.w..
$500 per annum.
Nv n. HUYCK
OCI-0t pa
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY BOARD: THREE
W adults, line Of X. X. not morc than half hour
from city farm house preferred. Give terms M
NJ DIA1E. star Office. ocll-2t.
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NR RENT
y IA 18th ct NV. 1lr e6s
u31 10Th ST NV, Or,
bath, concrete cellar. &c
1872 to 70 Fla ave nv.
Sr, q m i................s &C
1912 n Cap. Or. Q mi. 30. &c
l24S-50Linden ST ne.
story and cellar: bay
window; Or: bath. y. ~
Pbet Is and14(wrkshp). Is
R2A5< wylie st ne,
or...-..............10.5(
Twining City. Or. water.
Res- .........-. 10. sc
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