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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

Total ~, 900 600
This will make the grgnd total of the
appropriations at this (Eemccratit} sSF-
son about $4,000, 900, or ST,0Jo,0o0
more than the aggregate of the last
lRepublican) Congress at its CORE
spending session.
Ts.sse ,hsuresI, leserve a brief analysis.
Ii will be seen that the pensions APP
preparation shows an inefease of ST.,
600, 600. The legislation which fetes
STATED that increase was voted for by
the Democrats rs well as the Republi-
cans. 1t was non-partsan. Neither
party can shoulder Oft the responsibility
Of the disability pension bill on the
other. Deducting these appropriations
the totals for the two sessions stand:
Fifty-frst Congress :sep.i, 1864 900, 900;
Fiftv-second Congress tDem.), $ai5,
300, 900. Further examination Of the
table kindly supplied by the Demo
cratic organ shows that the last Con-
gress had to appropriate SIS, 900. 600 to
meet DEFICIENCIES created by its Demo
cratic (Clevelandl predecessor. The
DEFICIENCIES appropriated by the present
Congress amount to only SIC, 900, 900.
Therefore the correct totals-for pur-
poses of proper Comparlson-are: First
session Republican Congress, 1926, 300,-
wv, IIISt ScSSiuh 1FtitfoIls.tlt StIlEItsS,
S347 SOC, 900; Democratic excess, ST.
100000. Or, assuming the Worlds
Fair subscription is not made, an ex-
cess of SIC, 600, ,0"cs This is economy
with a vengeance.
Telling Picture.
The tin plate industry was one wear
old on the first day of this month bur
ing the first quarter of its existence we
made So6 .922
pounds; during the second quarter,
,i09 sol
pounds; during the third quarter,
3,oO4 ,OS7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06
Violence In RUSSIA.
Persons Killed in . Riot In
,ru-H rborera District.

Person. Killed in Riot In
sf'ap the Cholera District.
,-,srt,RG, Aug. 2.-Letters re-
= tsre rom Ashkend, a town of
sife' p,s.ia, in syrdia, report that the
isai's .,..,sri to serious riots in nat
ri; 1rIy 8, in connection w.,h the
pa,F = r,;ienic, has been ,a,,nssed
,s'.srs sztoyernment; + ON these let
u i learned THAT the Ms.
e. sellering u = me doctors were
...5.iGg Paie .es : @fc were suffering
,,r s59IeTs lsts mined to put an end
!. il n .r.st5i murderous PRACTICES
e ,.a,+5 of THE >arts suddenly IN
!. IL, russian quarter Of the town
: :. ''..ts,ked = and wrecked the resi-"
4 wa beputy Governor Peutlns-
d. no !. fed, but was cyertaten and
- si,S troops fired Or re mob and
- fra nerso1T were killed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

Here is an index of our momentous
importance as an industrial land. With
only one twenty second part of the pop
ulation Of the world, we make and con-
sume one-third of its iron and steel. Is
anyone silly enough to suppose We
should be occupying that proud posi-
tion if we had had free trade for the
last thirty years?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

pounds. And 2,09O,OOO pounds more
are represented in articles made of
American sheet iron or steel and then
tinne9 ct telEln telElne. 9llHatsd, 9llHa ts AH 6t The duty
from free trade or revenue level of
l cent a pound to the protective level of
- oCents ilOtfnd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06
Here are supplementary tgul
nNlng tho totals tor six wears:

During the last year of Cleveland
term we bought Of other nations SIS
Coz OCT Wotth of merchandise more than
we sold, while in the last yeat Of Presia
dent Harrison's term we have sold to
other nations just 500, ,9i4 BIZ worth of
merchandise more than We have
bought. No comparison could be more
striking or potent as a Republican arsu-
ment.
The Mckinley law raised the tariff On
a few competitive products and ie-
creased the tax on every necessity OF
life which cannot be produced in this
country. The decreases exceed the in
creases by about $4,000, $50 year N
retenue, and the result is that II larger
PROPORTION Of Our commerce is now n
tirely free than at any period since the
IMAfFn II tGth ysatrdsSs Is gtthf MaffIIrI'fhh MffIrI FL
more than thirty years. The propor-
ton of free imports to the entire vol
ume of imports for four years has been
as follows: In 1881, 34.Sl per cent. of
the whole free; in 1890, BID per cent.
free; in 1891, 39.lo per cent. free, and IN
1892, 81. IS per cent. free.
Iron and steel Product of the World.
The Stahl al Eisen, which is authority
on the subject, gives the following estl-
mates of the iron and steel production
of the world in 1888, 1889 and 1890:
1855. 1889. 1890
IS $4,000 tons 24,s70o0o tons. 2s.l52.oO0 tons.
The proportion of each country's pro-
duction in the total for 1850 is brought
out in the following table:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

How nice i would ce or the fellow
with a savage mother-iu-law 50 or4er
Pinkertoa.-l Columbus Post,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06
hEN NET DEATH.
.,'."n q +. Boiler in a Mill at
.rko Lake. .rirh.

al5 =. The boiler
".s p Etartneli L Smith,
~ III this morning,
~-s -ra asal.y InlurIng one
- - ot.tuE tile mill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06
made at the first session of the last
Congress and of the first session of the
ttesept Congress:
tirst session First session

Grand totnf.. s4js. SOS. 80 s4o9 s.5, ass
This sum of S4o6, 6,ttt'cav appropriated
at this session will be increG,s.t spprox-
lmatalv as follows:
Sundry civil. including the Worlds
Fair appropriation 0h000
Deficiency leo 70 600
TfsrsNianesp. see. Loco, 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

pounds, and during the fourth quarter
over 5000 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-06

Whear--No. , Red ------ ------'-----'
Corn--n = = ''' ............ 2ss4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

*
Nothing less than o. $40 Houscs
Sidewalks. macsdamized streets and all improve
ments AZ conn any expense. We intend 90 make
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
One of the most attractive and prettst suburbs II
the national capital IL has the natural advantages.
IA on an elevation Of 200 feat and only mile from
and overlooking the entire city.
The W. and A Electric railway, now IN op.r alton.
runs through center q the property and viii ts
curapieted To sixth street deTot.
We will continue 20 offer during the month u De-
ceulber nberAl Inducements TO parties desiring 70
build in this property. VII also advance money .r
building purposes.
number u cottages will he built this winter ana
improvements continue right along.
Thisi
NO MUSHROOM TOWN.
But IL improving steadily destined % he the site
Of some Of the finest suburban residences around
Washington. II You looking for safe and prOnt-
able investment invite You TO look the prupsrty
II you are looking for place 20 build you can hnd
no pretter spot and more liberal Inducements than
Look into the matter and have us show you the
property.
ROBINSON & LODGE
Managers Of Fort Myer Heights.
t3 and - Atlantic building.
dim teso 81 -.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR sALE-wE ARR NOW CoMPIFTrSa A
Tsyndicate purcha~, q the FreAte.i bars.in 20 Ne
h-l mile north Of ST CD pAS ST Tx s siSissf.
EoR RENT-A NICE 7-RoOM DWELLING N
ing rs. slS DUcKErr FORD. ei7F.f S-..
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE NEw s-Roox
II dwelling IN Hyatisvile. hard WOOD hnish. la
aR as! %0n'Ai'. DuckErr a. 4 ttS .,
For saba GROOM COTTAGE. WITH LARGE
sl;5cS; easy terms btckffTf !" f fi eiisY
milk house. hne or.hard and shsie tre".. and 1ot
acres OF land suitable for srnerAl farm M, stock
drive AZ miles the cify price. so E-T ave:
ter Ss s Easy sl.G admins The shove - scr.s
purchaser. These are bargains Partie. taken 90
pFSS5 Ist free Of change E. ci ia, PTS
For sALE-ls3 ACRES GOOD LAND on Po-
= tom.G. in siSht Of wsshinsion and A.raadri.i
,-,i, rsct Sod egi,ns. fsn,ns .,s.r and
plsiei' crosses the nrot-tS applT Sn rre%,.. .r
address $: II. sNoWDEN. DraSes J. Risrsadri.. Va
nll-lm'
y,sg grc x r ss ad'.nns land held :. si
EoR sAIE-BUY A CHOICE LOT AT FOREST
a = Glen Nd; asa chIis,ms. &c, fog your son Q.
500 ! R kEETFoRb1.0 iiIs q q 'S" ss $50 ana
WooDED LOTS AT KENsINGToN, FRONTING
w railroad and overlooking Rock Greek valley
For sale on small monthly payments. Prices from
50 70 $50 lot discount Of 10 pr cent on bot.
lurchssed prior 20 January. lSsc Inquire Of owner.
HENRY y. COPP. sOJ sth ST.. patent once.
n25-td3lin
LOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMHNTs
a Few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland.
one d. 200 cottaTe.t r. enc cash and slo per mo.
One 81, 800 cottage . Is cash and per mo-
Two g 200 cottages. ~. go cash and eeD Per
Three 81. 90 cottages sto eD cash aud e. mo.
One -. 600 cottage, $50 cash and e.DO per mo-
Two - 300 cottages. sto lOrs. s45 cash and f45
All Of the above cottages conv@nieut 20 the
ton. they we'll built have porcbes wells. pumps.
fences. outhuildings. &c. and some Of them have
stables. latrohes. baths and other conv-nienc- on
lots that contain from To- 600 10 Is 600 feet sround
Lakeland Is situated eight miles from wasninTron %
the Wash branch 81 the o. X H. also the line %
the proposed boulevard aud electric railroad Bslu
more, II has beautiful lake stores. pos. oHhcs.
schoos. churches. &c. Commit alton tickets
Wash only "a cents each way. Tose property for
further PARTICULARS apply 20 EDWIN A. NEWMAN.
owner. lsS' II -. n. W. from = - 10 O.. D
al akesnd. Inquire for 7. J. CABLE. supt. uie
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED Bl GENTLEMAN. BOARD FOR
w -oIls. Axed II and q daughters. Axed 8. and 3.
their xoN~rne-- and him-@f. IN small family who
have DO other bosIders Capitol Hill northwest pre-
f~rr~d Addre-z " o. I. Star ofice. stating accom-
uloiatious and terms ds.p'
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FOR RENT-TLATS.

EoR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL MoNTRosE
Il fats, Ills 9th st NV; rooms and bath each
heated by steam; elevator and electrical appliances
apply 70 I. :. FRIsroE. 1888 F St nv d6t5t
FOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY laos llTH ST.
n. ave rooms and bath. With heat no children
yearly Lease Apply TO T. b. NARROW,
oc1s-eo3m 70 Corcoran building. g
Tor RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
to parties without children rooms and bath bay
windows porch IN rear; steam heat; elevator and
tendance. TIT 18th ST. n ". d2-6t'
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NXANTKD DECEMBER Is. FURNISHED
w hou~s > or bed rooms. northwest or George
fuvn for --a>on rent not TO exceed 100 per month.
Address 2 II. star Of0e- DIST
"ANTED-FOR A CUSTOMER. o OR lO-ROOM
w Lous- n far - t.h 81. =. Cap.
--ur not less than - feet trout send description
and Frice. ,. W. GRAHAM. 6l5 IAN Il ds-3t
NIANTED-SIX To EIGHT ROOM HOUSE MOD.
w ImI-. northwest. -t.tOu - -. coo. good
building lot send particulars 10 PATRICK II. ..
bhENNAN. Public Accountant, 1924 p St u
d75N
NIANTED-B By FAMILY or GENTLEMAN WIFE
w AMI daughters. god furnished houS- northwest
part city. Ad.irvss FAMILY. stating terms star
sf.ice. dtj-3t.
WANTED - FOR SEVERAL CUSTOMERS.
w houses IN the a. from 81 90 O. e., 600
AL ~ for rom e. 90 20 81 SO, from owners
dst;H a. BOYER. PA 9Th 81. -
UrANTED-TO BUY Al ONCE A or s-ROOM
w dwelling. from 5.h to 18Th n 20 n ~, or LIST
Tth. II 20 u. either urice from s5 OoO to
g. 90 cash Address PURCHASER. star once. DIS
WANrED- FRoM 5000 10 q. 600 FOR A
w ready custom-r. a nest room eiling in
n rthNesl This II fake" al.
ia ". 5. TEL. Jr. eU2 = st. n
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WANTED-LOTS.

w proved lot worth from -. 900 70 s6 600; q, coo
e.sn mus b . bargain Address Bon -. Star Once
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FOR RENT-STORES

EOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING; RFNT
4 reouced rom 500 to $40 per month; 10 rooms.
mod fmps two large plste-elass windows; suit any
business deep concrete cellar; 9th and n SITS.
n ". SHREVE. 1909 7th ST. n dS-3t'
E'OR RENT-A CHANCE FOR BUSINESS Man
L large new store and dwelling; also a wood and
RISON. " d7-3t.
LrOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
L trose Flats l115 9th st. n ". 2SxS5 floor space
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe
heat large cellar ready for occupancy by Dec. Is,
1872 L. S. FRISToE 1888 st. n. W. d6.5t
DOR RENT-NEXT TO THE BANK OF WASH
\ ington two stores running through to ST. A. II.
SEMMES. COZ st. n3O-lm
FOR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR 6le La AVE,
month. I. r. BROOKS. GIG 10Th st. W. n2S-2w
EoR RENT ELEGANT CORNER STORES on
y Thomas circle. 14th and Mass ave.. opposite The
Portland; steam heated and lighted by gas and
electricity filtered water rood cellar. Apply to
c. D. LIEBERMANN,
nS-1m 1903 ST.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

MALE
WhxTIp- 20 WIN AND BoYS TO SELL mAsISS
- n HARRIS. Potomac Novelty Co. kc.n
NANTFr + BRIGHT ToTNG MAN ABOUT
msnufariarers sPTIy Rocm :. Central quilting
XTNNTTB- Two BOYs TO FTFD PoWEK JOB
w EE.,-~s m--, have -Hp-rienes Addr.ss
WANTTr- WHITE CoACHMlN. HoHsEs IN
w bv-r,. -..g-et butler and h0usernAn. white ho-
10 al ST. pr oa's r'H I1Py bicKs SefSef
NykNIED .CANytssTIs MALI OR FEMALE.
ll- Crristrrs- nj Cri' sft~r 10 a IN al Room -
NXANTED A VOTING MAN To I.rARN RIAL
In. Afes s,lr ntsas '''''hS Is ~
yASrTD-Two ENPERIENCED SHIPPING
afSpiek tx ' Wo- aSItT S's,op
WATLIp FI, ,s s.KE Ron oT f IN.
. FU->ELI. lI2. y. i ave asst
Nx-ANTTD A MAN sERvANT, GENERALLY
.bos-. KiI9 I 1t GeorsetoEn IL
yx-ANTED As MARKER AND sORTER.
us n's v nan ,Is, nus q ana aa ana T0i
Man sTEAN LAUNDRY. IL
NIANTED-TINNErs At saRTRELI's. SIS
yx-ANTTD- Two COOP Pl.NsTERERs- APPLY
w At sniltinss Sh.yy chs>e near Tcy r hOn.e-
Car Pass work hrtnE t1u--- .. W bRADI- II
WANIEp FOUR GOOD SOLICITORS FOR
srTBENER. 1901 K 81 1t
WsNTED FOR FEW EVENINGS. TIE
"a. SEND h'i''r and address 10 w. . d, do. ="
W-ASTED-FNPELIENCE CASvAssER. WELL
w acquainted u real estate business must bring
sd r-f~rencss- L. l. MCQUEEN. 1los-lll6 ~
yx-ANTFp-A AVIAN wHOTHOROUGHLY UNDER
stands ths care q me vehicles and horses 70 act
S isese''' = ''''''' '''''' '' - : d7-s''
U-ANTTD- AGENTs-wT WANT MEN WHO
w arr already t-lveinE -slessIen 20 carry our lu-
NsSrTtCTJ KEKs' OIL co. cleveland, Ohio.
U-ANTEp- AT CITY INTELLIGENCE oFFICE.
w cooks. walters cham bertnait-. drivers Porte-s,
.aii s SHICkLi FohD's - lin st NV d,-'i'
U-ANTED-AN NrLT RoDIFD CoLoRED MAN
livns- IN s.iuth wa,sinsion 10 drise Coz cart
-: ;%T,si Tttriss Arsiy tSv Btb%rS jSHS
Nx-NNTTD ~ ,CTrvF YOr-SG NAN TO TAKE
shsrSS q Ies estate "r, m,s -, haze re lad sse
t' 'ssTp az .,'s ''' '''' '''''' '''' asa,
Il-ASTTp- CtNvssSFRs FOR ALBUMS. LACE
W curtains rugs clocks anf silver ware sa Nry and
commission CAF!TL fJH CO.. l+Oi Il
WANTrD- AGENTS IL EVERY TOwS EITHFR
TIcKIf NfG Coy 5' IS State t Chicsso nj d,e6.
U'ANTFD- 10 COOP INDUSTRIAL. Insurance
w agents si-ss % travel and organize lodges:
IiEcorr And seacy Tositl 20 sxPeriencsd
L W JuHNSON.
.ss,s 7-r sOs i:}fh NV
Nt'AN4Fu. ~IENOGEAPHFRS AND RENINti-
W ION ,yp-wri'"r oT~rstors directed 70 positions;
yNPLONEiS provided Competent stsnogrAphsrs an
Ismius-su OPERATORS shnr<v Tor ssrNicss. NlCk-
GFF SFANAN~ 3 BENEDICT. Remington Type
vrltsfoflc- Stl and -i> sesta
N-ANIEB - ~ NpOKF'- EMPLOYMENT BIZ
w r=Hu. conducted hy lad--= men AMI women. white
md r-lora r all sir-of domestic labor city. state
and SPRINGS with refer, 5fD l. st II " or%6N
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

lTn5 Pa sv. I'd ioor. s2a 20
aos-ti-s pth ne. 7r. nj
new ........-.....-oa.S
&l2i6-is-3s Elm 81.
n. n-..ss n.-A n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED A SITUATION IN BOOT AND
shoe hat OF mems furnishings store BY a
sisr ofe.' ''e'ihAn Address as
WANTED-BY DRUG CLERK WITH TWO
&c ss a Poiton Ssn ss
WANTFD-BY NUN6 C0L0REp MAN STU
r -,n a. so..h Imam or porter has driven Tor twG
dress X y. s.. star Office. ds1'
WANTED = BY RESPECTABLE CoLoREp
city, astnsion :. driver for private family. Address
O. X. l.. Star once. 1t.
WANTED-Br ! RFsPEoTABLE coLoRED
W man. Place fr>t-class waiter in private fam
aSs. best references Please address Boz ass star
reference. Please cali 15Is "a St NV it.
WANTED-BY, COMPETENT GERMAN-woRk
S Of H.e as valet to gentleman Address asos
WANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED. MEAT
w cutter and grocery clerk. position in grocery
store; best of reference Address X A. C.. star Of
w High school. would like an artcled position In
some good trade or professions would accept articles
APPRENTIC Star ONCE d7-3t'
UTANTED-POSITION By A STEADY, TEN
institton Of any hind capable Of handiing mem hest
office dit.
WASTED-BY SOBER MIDDLE-AGEp MAN. A
w home in exchange for of horses and car
riaRe. Address HOME, star office d7-3t'
WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w man. place to work in store, clean office
work about house in eventrg and to school during
day, best references. 1878 11th st. n. W. dist
NVANTED-A POSITION AS MESSENGER IN
w Of the DEPARTMENTS and will give of horse
and carriage two hours three afternoons each week
to any securing the same. Address CON-
FIDENTIAL. Star office. d72ts
WANTED SITUATION BY AN INTELLIGENT
w young colored man place goodman. driver.
hostler, porter general workman will furnish good
city references. Apply 2l21 9th st. n DIST
WANTED-SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN. 20
w years of age thorough double entry book
encss and bond Address VI. A. D.. Star office. d6-3'
WANTED-YOUTH or Il WISHES CLERICAL
w situation Is well educated. UNDER lands type
writing and Is a good mathematician. BURNETT.
Star office. d3-lws
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The above Is only PORTION .. the propsrty on my
the LIST and 18th Gd6i THos. r. wAG6AIAN.
EIOR RENT = FURNISHED "A BEAUTIFUL
Il house on Connecticut near 4 ct. n W al very
low Price 20 responsible party. Apply CHARLES
EARLY. 603 14th St n2s-I2ts
E0R RENT : AN ELEGANT NEW BROWN
y stone house. e43 o ct. NV. 12r.; beautifully
decorated good neighborhood; $40. Owner, J. D.
CROISSANT. go 1lth ct. NV d5-lm
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED HoUsE-2JO2 81
Il n. w.; IL rooms; completely furnished through
cut IN hrst-clses repair will be rented TO prfvsts
family only. For permit to inspect same apply 70
d5-1w A. A. WILSON. 3o3 7th It. NV.
EsOR RENT-lo6 ST NE.-l3 Rooms; ALL
e mode. n Jumps. rent ESQ in sdvancs Apply ae8
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FoR LIVERY STATE
oc.o JOHN Z BEALL. Ls.I q q nv.
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LrOR RENT-l54S n. ]. AVE, COR O ST n W.,
i OF rooms for housekeeping. all communicating;
bath room on samefoor; gas. and heat from atrobe.
Inquire at 4 Qst. dS-2ts
LrOR RENT-UNFURNISHED- LARGE COM
municating rooms. first floor with north and south
e1posure; light housekeeping allowed; very
able. 322 st. NV. dS-3t'
EOR RENTAL 326 STH ST Sc, ROOMS.
Il with bath. heat and gas. for housekeeping; one
square to cable cars. dS-.,t'
EoR RENT-1SO7 H ST. N W.:UNFURNIsHED
Il parors. with private bath south front ds-3t'
EOR RENT-NICE LARGE FRONT ROOMS; fur
L nished or unfinished; 1st and ID floors good
board II desired. %. so per week. 61S Sd st. NV.
d8-2ts
EOR RENT-6l5 n. J. AVE. NV, 8 UNFUR-
Il nished roome. third floor. for housekeeping; will
rent single or furnished low rent heat. gas. Of
bath. dS-3t'
LPOR RENT-122 ST. NE ENTIRE SECOND
hoor consisting OF five rooms brick house oil
modern improvements; near Capitol, pension and
government printing office. d7-3t'
EOR RENT-TwO UNFINISHED ROOMS, Sd
l. floor. 500 one room. second floor, $16; heat and
gas; private family: must furnish references;
housekeeping or children. $40 New York L. W.
L,OR RENT-l223 nth ST. NV, DELIGHTFUL
Il unfinished rooms; second floor; bath same floor
all modern improvements; newly papered; private
family; would furnish rooms If desired d2-6ts
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FOR RENI-HOUSES.


Anumher Of the most desirable anu ele<snsiy fur
AP1Ply'O p ~ ID p so sT : 3
For RENT as llTH 81, N.wJ new NJ
Per n1se pApeed rooms and S.sh ffn' iSS q s
II j, 'n0n'n' p so and R sos i ~ nv.
For RHNT-s4 a6-es nth ST Me- NKw;e
and SITS. BAsiS stone
2D ST. a
sn d newly papered; $50 80 in advance In9nirs At
Eoa RENT-1eo7 l. Q ROOMS AND BATH. =. ESQ
i. es ST. furnished o sgd SstS sis
Tor RENT-N.w. CORNER 10TH AND Sis. ;
l, large double house; Is room. and bath in nr..-
fisss cSnaition convenient 70 all street car lines
asa GEORGE T. PARKS. GA F ST.
EoR RENT-Two-sToRY BRICK ebay WIN
u GOOD oder s s. Bent ESQ FhEpp TfET
Room 20, Atlantic Buildinr. $50 stn.w. asst
For REST-IoRooM DWELLING on 18TH
re,ed inauiPe Of oWsfR psSs is Il sSs
FOR RENT--DwELLING PART HOUSE e27 ST.
Arpy 51HNsoS TITS rs Il St Gsn%
sHa ss aiS pr 18TH e.. ROOMS
ds n Tn6s 1865 s.: month
For Rents as 1910 9TH ST s F.. 2-sroRY
3 oGf i ians sd
dS-St
ENoR RENT-ONLY eos so; n W 525 2lST ST !;
l. nice new 2story Groom and cellar brick bath;
ELECTRIC lighting speaking tubes large yard key 527
CHARLES g. R1NGWALT. LIST floor. Atlantic bldg.
$50 st. NV. dS-3t
FOR RENT,,oNLY $40; % MCCULLOUGH ST;
L n W. near b. and o. depot rooms CHARLES
u hlNGWALT. LIST hoor. Atlantic bldg. $50 St
NV. uS-3t
For RENT : FURNISHED SITUATED CEN.
trally in the northwest, charming residence of IA
rooms plumbing. furniture and arrangement to suit
the Aiost lastlenous ~ eason or year.
49, THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
d3ot 1894 II st. n W.
EoR RENr-601 ST. NE, g ROOMS, s27. 30.
l. 1O9 6tn st. n. e., 6 rooms. $40. 40.
49, WRIGHT STOCKETT.
d1-3t 6l9 L st. n ".
EOR RENT-THAT Elegant NEW 4-STORY
" ' JOHN O. JOHNSON.
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I,oR sALE-wF ARR NOW COMPLETING A
syndicate purchase q the greatest bars.in 20 ne
had m acreage pru~tty cln~e this sty ouiy oae-
half mile north OF I 1t. Call for full pAriicusrsL
nANITI. A ARMAT
ds@ l9l3Tsf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

EoR RENTAL ST. Nv. TWO COMMUNI-
Il eating rooms. on ground floor; best location in
the city; terms reasonable; will rive lease for
two years CHAS. c. NJ. LOEFFLER, 14l1 G st.
n. W. dS-3t'
DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS AND FLOORS IN
l. Ohio Bank building; rooms attractive and rent
low. L. NJ SAUNDERS L CO.
d1-2w Ohio Bank building.
EORRENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
l. Of our building suitable for dentist, lawyer, pat
ent attorney. &c. moderate rent. TYLER 4 RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 st. n. d3-1ws
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de B.H. WARNER CO.. 9le Fstnv
ENoR RENT-ES35 CoRCo AN, A THREE-sToRY
l. and basement bay window brick dwelling: ten
rooms and cellar: a. mi and in frst-cass condition
rent $50 TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1897 4 st
d3-lws
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EOR RENT
Il aGS Hillyer ri. tar,

WEST WASHINGTON
$50 y. 81 m 10y 80 ao5s ssd, sr.........''. is
ialo smh, 10. We toS Fowler Hin. Sr........ 10
tor fnu list Apply - WESCOrr WILCOX
ua 1917 PennsNlNaniA n =
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133 eth st NV ........ sll0I1n7 I4th st nw... $40
1d3sand 1741 Pa SOLID II st w.............-
STABLES
9123 n st (rear) S95 els NV Crear) el2 80
l:S24 Y ave NV trear,. l5
The above hoses can Ds examined ,y permit from
our Office only. THOMAS J. FISHER l. Co.
de ,:s34 y ST NJ
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FURNISHED HOUSES
number Of the most desirable anu elegsntly fur
nished houses in the north west section 81 the cty
Amply to DAVID D. STONE.
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