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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
A VARIED CAREER.
How tho Original Chrome Man Got HIS
Start.

How tho Original Chrome Man Got HIS
Start.
The Louis Prang who introduced the
Chrome" to this country, and whose
name is as familiar as that OF the presi-
dent of the United States, has had as
eventful career as anybody almost
that can be named in these piping
times He was born in Prussia, says
the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and
when he was eighteen he was an all
around expert in calico printing. He
Travelled through Europe for wealthy
Bohemian manufacturer, who wanted
him to spend four years in discovering
the methods OF certain manufacture
and come back and start factory in
Bohemia But while he was on this
trip, in 1s4s, be returned from England
to join in the uprising in Germany.
The revolutionary movement wasn't
successful, and when it was over
thrown he was wanted for having been
the leading spirit Of n democratic club.
He fed to Switzerland, but he was
obliged TO keep moving, and came to
New York in 1850 Immediately after
ward he settled in New England. He
tried half d dozen ventures, and mis-
fortune followed him faithfully. Heidi
so poorly in one business that he sold
out his rights after years hard work
for twenty-five dollars, but with that
twenty-five dollars he got together the
capital which, In after years, enabled
him to start little lithographing
shop. It was an illness that caused him
TO relinquish his trade Of wood en-
craving that started him in the line
that brought fame and fortune.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

WITH THE SHREK OF A MANIAC HE
FLUNG THE REISs ACROSS THEIR RACKS.
many man would go through twice as
much for such reward"
"Yes, have had delightful day."
Arundel replied, puzzled at the sudden
change Of his companions tone.
"And, when is the marriage to come
off?" the Frenchman asked abruptly.
THE marriage-what marriage?"
why your own, Of course-yours
and the pretty teachers" was the
coarse reply.
''Do you mean by the pretty teacher
10 refer TO Miss Arlington?"
"Who elseP You are not ashamed Of
your choice, Isuppose?"
"Has anyone dared TO hint at such O
thing?" Arundel demanded In angry
tones.
I "No need to hint--I've got eyes in my
head TO see with, suppose, II you have
not, was the brutal rcjoindcr.
~ don't know what you mean by as
suming this tone 10 me-" George said,
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Ann,vsr.nry Of the Battle Of trenton.

TRENTON. N. j., Dec. % Saturday
was memorable day in the history Of
Trenton. Apart from the laying Of the
cornerstone OF the first battle monu-
ment in New Jersey, the anniversary Of
the battle of Trenton was observed
with imposing ceremonies. All the
houses and places Of business in the city
were profusely decorated.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

PrrrsBUnon, Pa, Dec IS = Gov.
Campbell, of Ohio, passed through
Pittsburgh last night on his way to
New York on private business In an
interview the governor said he thought
neither Cleveland nor Hill would re-
ceive the nomination for president by
the Democrats in 1872. lie thought the
nomination would go TO the west, and
Palmer, of Illinois, seems TO be the
most likely candidate at present
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
Protesting Against woods AppoIntme

Protesting Against Woods Appointment.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-At a meeting Of
patent lawyers held in this city Satur-
day evening to protest against the ap-
pointment of Judge Woods as judge Of
the court OF appeals, Mr.. offield after
making savage attack on Judge
Woods, whom he characterized as in
competent and partial, offered reso-
tuition to the effect that all the patent
lawyers of the city protest against the
appointment A motion to lay the res
olutiu on the table was carried and
the M. tinH adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
DIdn't want uor Gather to Marry a gain

Didn't Want Her Gather to Marry gain.
CHICAGO, Dee 2s.-Emma De Clerque,
who lives at No Thirty-sixth Place,
committed suicide yesterday by taking
twenty grains Of morphine. Her moth
er died four years ago and her father is
engaged TO be married again. In a let
ter to her father, the dead girl stated
that she could not bear to see another
woman in her mothers place and asks
his forgiveness for ending her life on
this account.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
[cOpyrght. Is0I. By a. N. Kellogg NevspApsr c,.l
CHAPTER X.
,vANn.,a u,Dqr 1Rrrn

CHAPTER X.
wANpA's FIRST 0FFEn
How glad George Arundel was to
meet her, and she gave him both her
hands, while her face beamed with JOY
TO welcome him. There was no fear Of
this generous fricnd annoying her by
pleading his suit, though she knew that
he loved her very dearly. Women like
to be loved. would not give fig for
the woman who does not, and who can
not spare a little bit of tenderness for
the man whose devotion pleases her,
and yet be loyal to him who is king Of
her affections.
So Wanda Arlington exerted her best
efforts to make II pleasant for her blind
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

SAULT SrE MARIE. Dec. 9a-Rev.
Robert w. Wallace, the evangelist who
has been saving souls by the score in
the Canadian 500 for some weeks
past, created sensation Saturday BY
marrying one Of his converts, Miss
Rachel e. Ross, a negress The bride
u well known
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

JAMES DOLMAN CLIMBED DOWN THE BANK
10 THE SIDE OF THE oUIvERINe HORSE.
were only mani" the girl sobbed,
crazed at his deliberation.
"0h, well go fast enough soon es
we'vc got this poor critter in the stable.
The hoss is alive, miss-the men may
be dead, for all we know" and James
Dolman, not to be perverted from his
intentions by girls tears, climbed
down the bank to the side of the quiv-
ering horse.
But by this time the news had spread
through the village and little crowd
had quickly gathered on the river bank.
The Elen looked grave as they dis
cussed the situation, and Wanda gath
cred no hope from their sad faces. BY
this time the mist was arising from the
river, and eager eyes were strained
along It's northern channel
TO DE CONTINUED.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

The Importance Of purifying the blood can,
not be overestlmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
noo,,I;a. !. Sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens
TSCuiidi and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
,ao Hoods 0n,sTs saTsapaTa pnan. peeSl %o To Itself
othermediclne has such arecord Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparillai is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by Q. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAIIs FOR MARBLE WORK. --oFFIcE OF
i Building for Labssry % Goneress, las kAst sps-
toll street, WASHINGTON. D. G.. Nov. ). laH1 =
Seaied proposals Tor furnishing. delivering and put
ting in Mace complete the Interior wished fnsrs
wainscotinF. finish kc required for the building for
the Library Of Consrcss In ms city NIL he esceive
DAY. TIE TwENTy-EidHrh Dkf OF SovEM.
BER 1897, aud opened immediately ther-sfter An
prescnce of eiddersL The work cotnpri.ee nine d.
tinct Parts of the bnildinr and kinds OF marble.
sutherland Pals WHITE. Bsandon West RrtlsnA
blue. chsmplsin. Tennessee snd Seorsria. Cor whlch
awarded Samples q stone and ~orkmanship ~
haired may he NJ the building. eD.<1rc.rlrn.
general Instructions and conditions and blanE fors
81 pro osAl may lie obtsped Application a thlr al
nee bkhNAkD H. cisth>. baprrinfeo6enf snd
Engineer. n5.s.s.1l 4. - 26-bt
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EDUCATIONAL.

WHATS PRETTIER THAN A CORRECT PoR.
w trait in crayon pastel: In fifteen lessons
teac.a crayon nothing Letter for Nnrrs g1fts.
no7-3' REYNOLDS ART SCHOOL. 900 II n. ".
VISITING GoyERNEss. LATELY kETURNED
' from Europe, has hours di-eDexreoL Acquire
mepts: English. Latin, French. German and music
Highest references NJ NJ NJ. Star Once.
ue-m. tlksts
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

E'oR sALE-A NEW BYCLCLE IN FIRsT-CLAss
I order. With al ai,sehments- itis hrst-ciass
DEPT Ihe Evening Star building. no4-aa'
ENoR sAIE-50.INCH COLUMBIA BICYCLE. els:
nickel plated kseie s25: 54-inch nickel Columbia
so. cushiOn-ure Singer safety. as. Monthly nav
msnts taken TIE WHEEL. EXCHANGE
h.Sim 1ES3 New York ave.
order; rood new; ESQ One Dart ssfsty for
lady OF gentleman. go. installmeuu takon. THE
CxCLkkIEs. I1o4 q 81 nv. ss7
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFIICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNLRs or TIlE
" District If Columbia. Nashu l,tn. Nov. 5. 1sass
10 AZ WHOM Il May ConoerB-1t having h~en rcrrs-
scented % tho Commissioners 81 the District of Co
tnmhla that she following named works are neesssry
Tor the public health safety comfort under Public
At No 70 approved August & ls''o; aud requests
having been made that the works be- orerd nder the
COMPULSORY permit system one-haf the cost 60 ~
ses>ed against abuttlng property. tine Commissioners
hereby give notice that they viii receive ohlrtous
said works from all parties Interested until TN flAE
O'CLOCK NJ NOVEMBER TWELFTH 1892 Said
Objections should he submitted in writing. Paving
alleys square 90 ali alleys M north half Of square
square To- all alleys IA square Sidewalks. paved
repaNed ID 81 y. north side. from 9Th IT. % No.
s0a, inclusive; New Hampshire ave. eide. De-
tween NJ and SIS. 22d 81 a. W. side, MA--a-
chusetts ave TO X -. 18th ST. N W. east side frum
Rhode Island ave. 10 y 81 st north si8..
% 9th SITS. 10Th ~. n. both sides 20 NJ 10
Drot Park. Elm 81. south side. from Harex
20 lie Drott ave Mount Pleasant, Brown 81 west
side Badeusburg road, west SIDE. II st ne. 70 Mt
Oliyet cemetery. Brookland ulank Sidewalk on fol-
lowing SITS Along Bunker Hill road from end 70
board walk west Of rsfiroad - ruilroad crossing
thence along north side of bunker Hill road 10 Queen
St and on the south side from Fort St 10 University
Heights; along 18th ST. side from Fmuoria St,
South Brook and 10 University HuiEhts; aiong MAI
lace ST. east side. from Bunker Hill rosd to Hartford
- along Queen ST.. froa Hartford Frankfort,
thence Frankfort one block eastward along north
side of Bunker Hill road from railroad crossing Con
east side Of railroadD 10 IrOyidencest. J. W DOUG
LASS. ". ROSS. ". I. kossELL. Commits
sioners. ID. c. no|I6t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-oN THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
the Port!and) the handscmest housekeep ping Oats
~ Wsshingtoa the new building. the Clifton corner
kitShen pantry. bath DC al front rooms; steam
tfeity filtered water thronshout ,antor In building
Apply to C. ID. IIEBERMANS, 1903 F ct n7-2w
COR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; ENTIRE Oh
l. floor; . large rooms and bath wide hall 334S NJ
81 r v, near cable cars. Slo. r. A. PHILLIPS &
SON. 14o2 View York ave. n5-lw
FOR RENT-APARTNIENTS IN THE HARRISON,
l. corner I'd and sts several additions suites will
be ready for occupancy about the 10Th OF November
steam heat elevator and stendance Amply 10
HARVEY SpALDING. Room Z. nS-6t.
E'OR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
to parties without children; seven rooms and BATH
bay windows Porch In rear steam heat elevator and
attendance. III 18th St n ", oclp-3ws
TOR BENTON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
= the port1and"-Ihe handsomest housekeeping
natsin Washington, rooms, pantry bath kc
each The neT building cor Mass. ave, and l+th st.
a. ". steam heated and lighted by and electricity
Uttered water throughout janttor 10 building Apply
TO SrIEGER L1EBERMANN 1903 St ocT-fm
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FOR RENT-ROONS.
CNFCRNISHED.


ssy oe.sss sAs. SSsros g. T.aEs
i.ss e. Ss! =. : sd sd. 's a:ses
Lon KENT-AN ELnK6LY eFNTI E0XI OF
iS.ahhsd Ies: a..i noos. ~.h entrsnss ~. street
.ssss oSS saS u SsfiR
= csominnnieattns second Aoor roouas; references
EoR RENT-THREE EXTRA NICE SECOND
!.
FOR RENT UNFINISHED : Ii27 10Th ST.
\ w.. large bright bay window room. with board l.
FOX RENT-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
4 ,Fo1ma best Eas and bah: no children Address
FoR RENI.TMRsEE UNFURSisHED ROOMS;
cheap II taken a. once. BE I'll St 3 w. n7-3t'
For RENr.THREE UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS,
SIS Southeast cor Goth st and PENN ave- WIN
FOR RENT Sd FLOOR OF 425 10TH ST. NV.
room 2o1ao steam heated frye Of cost rent els
s suitable Tor cqh EqSn MTcHskSShop
no7-l2t 1903 F:t
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED. THREE ROOMS
south 1sr b sth sss saa
70 parties wi hont children Ieie 81; n w. oosi-as'
FOR RESTasIx ySFURNIsHED ROOMS, IN.
soad tenants. Inquire Of b. EIIYso ssP COZ w
4 bIier Daisy, ~ Grey Eagle. . 30; young. sound.
ss il ssifsa st best family nsES in
L. room sos5o steam heated free Of cost; rent s25
sf2s9E LIE xYsyAssA0a
nI-6t 1908 + st.
EoR RENT LARGE BAY-wINDow. SECOND
sson N e sis 81
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W-ANTED A WIDOW WITH GROWS son AND
w daa-htsr destr~- ra-l1r and tVo led rOlIns with
tosrd Acfr-s-. with d-scrtrtiOa and price. i ALL
MAN. star OF no5-3t
WANrED-BY DECEMBER ]. ONE LARGE.
w sunny unfurnistsi room. or two smaller rooms
als, ne sur ny furursh-i RON. between II and
nd liih and 1sth- Address. with terms. Boy 100.
star Ofire. n.p.N-
WASTEp-3 OR 4 ROOMS. 2p FLOOR. FOR
w lixht hou~~k Iir-. with BATH. heated. fur
ttsn~t uuflrr t-h@d, With private family. New
NJ rglpls. with ilyu.T son- address, iARCELLUs.
Star fics n5-st
WASTED-A FURNISHED ROOM BY SINGLE
w LADY 10 atssi hetWe-n ioth aud i4th aud and X
G.nw state prtc.- Address Is. IL stsr Office
"a u-
ASTED-CNTUENIsHED ROOMS ON PAR
w l0r list ttoT IA htf. tSlfnr house nrst-Cizss
lucafisn vii confer nth party taking such = resi-
s<nr~. Answer. with description and terms. NAVY.
ktsr crtcs n4-.H'
WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFTRNISHED
w Rooms all parts q city chssre-t and surest plan
~ secure desirable rouIsls.s t-stablishs1 1880
n az sHACKIEFORD'~ AGFNCY a. llth Il n "
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

funMIssIoSkk % DEEDS FOk EVERY STATE
~ saa 1srTityry Notary and u. =. COMMISSIONER
eS-s yokS l. BkALL. ls.l 3 e Az
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cl:y ma fiis 4sSsssOs fiss Esass. fsis. s.sssss
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BOARDING..
UNDERTAKERS.

De and mounfAetufpr IT euppli1a Sl< q "a ner
cent ssSsd ~ cen4qltias ". HINES. 1915 lifh 1t
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

TOR sALE-BAY HORSE IL YEARS OLD: FREE
dIvSr fi1Gs f1E f9sst T IrsesP for cash
9Th cni IOth. and F. NV. n1-3t'
EoK sALE-BRIdHT BAY HORSE; SIXTEEN
L hand thor,ushiy bra Ken single or double hve
$500 STABLE rear 1913 18th st. n. n7-3t'
Foe sALE.,7wHO IS W. +. GEYER: THE CAR
Bronshams man rsg S aE or aas
Brogshams conpes landans couIe!ettes. coupe rock
cash on easy terms 80 aG robes and horse blankets
harnesses. Broughsms 4e6 Pa. ave, nj
EOR sALE-OSE FIRS-CLASS COUPEIFTTE;
i e AZ ,, eleT4nt Job Call at CENTRAL CARRIAGE
SIS. n nT-2t+
EoR sALE-FRoM CO. VERY HANDSOME
i young bay, splenddly bred. speedy trotting 800
yourself low figure. stables III 10th nj st.
For sALEacHEAP. GOOD WAGON OR BUGGY
EOR sALE-A HANDSOME SEAL BROWN GELD
iug, about eight years old; stands l6 hands; well
r.ns for tie sadie with hns Sai,s and stylish Is,
n. ehe IN tS sad tS though
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
noJ-3,' Corner p and I'D SITS.
I'oK sALE-PONY. TOP PHAETON AND HAIR
ness rODy large sized. stylish. fast and perfectly
Mrs. IL eSh N IS sSa .sonS foT or Apply to
FOR sALE-HORsE: YOUNG. SOUND AND
: Kind any lady can drive him; also buggy and
BIfBD's FEED STORE. aGS i4th St Nv. n4s
TOR sALE-THREE SITS OF FINE DOUBLE
earriage harness. two single coupe sets. one Vic
dau. These carriages and harness are ali OF best
AXE and in perfect order in every respect This is
an 70 get an eeEant turnout e very low
CARRIAGE EXCHANGE. 6i2 10Th ST. n4-3
L,OR sALE-HAvING NO FURTHER USE FOR
horse and buggy will sell harness and all COM
pete for ssoeasb cost $3.50 1879 Corcoran n4-3t'
EoR sALE-JrsT ARRIVED HEAD OF
horses. all bl.ck team q brown eoseh horses.
heavy dr,,i teams IrSn. 40 to 700 lbs several
can trot mile in ? so ali guaranteed as representa-
n;r2w WI YATES
EoK sALE-JUsT ARRIVED. FRESH CAR
coach h 9rse. nice carriage team and a nne 1ot. pf
BYRSE's STABLES. 63l 6 st. NV. n3.sss
L'oR sALE-sTYLIsH MARE. WEIGHT $50;
CooPER's STABLE. IN rear Of Hotel fredonia. n"6t
L,oR sALE--A FRESH CAR LOAD OF ALL KINDS
Of horses received every week. Including drivers
and business horse speedy and good variety Of heavy
sOSDHE1NKR Telephone sos. oc10-1ms
L,OK sAIE-FINE PANEL DELIVERY WAGONS
Il hand-nsde business and dayton " a9ons big dis
'% SHi5 "a - Cor 9th st. and = <. ave. NV
EoR sALE-CARRIA6Es, WAGONS HARNESS.
II whips. nc: ! have on hand nearly 700 carriages
and WAGONS Of th- most modern styles and finish
busies and 10 dierent styles in OAK or rustic pa:
terms one whole aoor Of over 100 bushes, wagons
robes &c TO be found here Large stock Of rst-cass
second-hand carriages and wagons always hand
/ pos.t0ry on q 81 .. w.. az, All goods warranted
invite NE uSHs e sa - 1t may DO ~ their .dxan-
/ Eok sALE-cARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
promptly attended To- COOK JARBOE. 3se5 II
/ 81. West Washington mhss
4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

It in good condition; cheap. Call 800 C st. IT.
EOR sALE-2o, 600 YARDS 28-fNCH s-oUNCE
yrG m to SUITE .s aT psr
ines wagon ana carriage covers. carpet coverings.
efs' and osSer uses JAS S ToPHAM. ia sRi peSns
ave N. n7-tf
EoR sALE-PIANO; UPRIGHT; LOVELY STYLE
months old will sacrifice for want Of money. Can be
'es4 bs.'a'e residence Address NEED Star Office
EtoR SALE - HYACINTH. TULIPS. CRoCUs.
Chimes sacred lilies naressus and other bulbs
n7-im' Tio ETH St NV
FOR sALE-AT I75I CORCORAN ST. SOME
n and
pieces. n5-Ss
DOR sALE-EIGHT WINDOWS. FRAMES SASH
to 41 Also eh. DOOM Msy be is I'm
n5-Iw. WIN II SEAMAN.
EOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
r, %.rHsS Ss soF ONE sssf sso
Tor sALE-CHEAP IF SOLD AT ONCE PAIR so
- 4 H. r boile:s and 10 H. r engine both Of No
three years. 21l1-2lI5 st. NV n4-6t
EoR SALE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO; MAG
s Starr oc need OF money nearly new
For sALE-UPRIaHT SHOW CAST, eFooT SHOW
case. with table ladies' gold watch. gents silver
ftGaSHR ssa4 Pa NV
FoR sALE-GoLD FISHES FROM 10 CENTS UP,
i si SiSs' B GEiSn sr III s:s'
EroR sALE-TYPEwRITERs OF ALL MAKKs;
= Bennington. c.lixraph. Ham,nond. smith. &C..
:S a on siFsfsS%Y ST rent
Fok SALE, OTTO" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
ca. ' oS is'2ad iGl ME-
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PERSONAL.

TIT u CALL ON YOU BEFORE TIE ELEC-
h Urn biz rs-h prices Tor vents nd hand cloth
IN send I1-tal- JtSlH'S OLD -TASD,
II go y Il. L.
II MIS-. COLBERT, WHO ORDERED MA
chin At Dotre~tir one. sth and u. the "a IN
sfsnf. VII send address shs nil hear something
20 bsr AdNantsz-- n9-;1
SHAL1 SPEND WINTER IN FLORIDA FOR
- ne. a. 10 make u Ulsa.sat would like two
eempNuion< lor tnfou NATION regards expenses
sidr~ss FLORIDA. star ohn-e. II.
GSn To ANY ONE HELPING a GOOD BUsI-
s'DO MS msn q permanent POSITION Address
Boz loo. star ofcce- n5-2t.
A uTHoRrzkD PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
n Collrnuniration- prOtnpuy attended TO; con1l~p-
Ia. One open all hours. Best references. WIN
WILLIAMS. Manarsr VeO y II y. yslO-51n-
fuVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- ard sn.xsrsL send 10 CENTS 10
- " FLYNN. A. NJ Ivy Institute
yltAsin' Southwest 9Th and nv
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LfOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE FLOOR; FOR
dentist. lawyer. claim agent or others desiring
several large. bright communicating front rooms,
second floor. with steam heat; rent only els per
month McLACHLEN BATCHELDER. cor. 10th
and @ SITS. n W. met
i rooms for Offices apartments 1921 St u W.
Very reasonable. VIM +. HOFFMAN. n5-3t
EOR REST-oFP1CE BUILDING. 525 18TH ST
l. n. ". just below st. Rent very moderate
no-l2t c. D. LIEBERMANN. 1903 ST.
E>OR ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
OF our building; suitable FOR dentist, lawyer pat
ent attorney. &c. moderate rent. TYLER RUTH
thfoRD, 1907 II. NV. ocS-5w-
EfOR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FRONT
Il room; three plate glass windows; gas and steam
heat; hot and cold water ON same floor $50; conmu-
nicsting room can be had If desired. inquire of
BELVA A. LOCKWOOD, 6l9 + st. n. W. no3-6t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR RENT-NEw STORE. 81 ETH ST. NEAR
suitable for most any business make . good cigar
store Apply TO wESCOTT WILCOX.
h50 1907 Pa. ave.
EOR RENT--ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE, lIO7
L q st. Of the best locations to be had
elegant light: fixtures, steam heat. he Apply TO
PHYSICAL CULTURE CORSET COMPANY flO7
q st. n5-In
E,oR RENT-STORE IO22 9TH ST NV STORE
Just rebuilt 12O feet deep large dry cellar newly
papered and painted. Apply 7l2 9TH st W. n5-3f'
Tor RENT-sTORE ROOM AND CELLAR. sw
l. COT 10Th and s nv; Tine stand FOR grocery and
n5-2t.
EoR RENT-IN THE HARRISON, Sd AND G
SITS iine store fronting on G st.
a AR1iy! to HARVEY spA,nrxc noom7
E'OR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE, or ST.
L NV, suitable for any business Apply to
M I'm W. G. JOHNSON. rs 18Th st. n.
EoR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR ON
La ave. near cor Tth; ELEGANT location for feed
store or commission house. ESQ per month.
n3-2w I. X. BROOKS 6l6 18th st. NV.
EOR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING on
l. Ttb st. q. w., Ia store room, living rooms,
cellar. 2story brick stable rent only s2 month
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
IN. Real Estate and Insurance.
NOR RENT-CoRNER STORES IN NEW BUILD
ing on Thomas circle Opposite The Portland cor.
Mass. ave. and 14th ST. NV; steam heated and
cellar room. Apply to STEf6ER LIEBERMANN.
1903 ". n. W. ocT-lm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L,OR SALE-AT DECIDED BARGAIN-270
i acres Of land in Montgomery county. Nd. about
six miles from railroad station and thirty miles from
Washington. DC Price. only yer acre ARrly to
nT-3t 1901 st. NV.
L'oR sALE-A FARM OF 100 ACRES; GOOD
Il land lk miles from Surrattsviile and l miles
from Washington over good road good 6-room
ings insured for 100 price FOO On easy terms
Apply to DuCKETT FORD.
n7-.a 6l7 + st. N. W.
E,oK SALE AT A SACRIFICE. OR EXCHANGE
II for city property farm OF .s,S near Anhap-
oils, Md Us acres cleared; fine house Of 10 rooms
and outbuildings; miles front Severn river
al kinds Of spart steam and sail yachts xo II desired
OSCAR W. WHITE. SBJ It. n5-3ts
L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FINE FARM OF
Alexandria. Va. hiyhl yimproved and conveniently
located to rairoad; excellent view Of the Potomac
river and the Blue Ridge mountains In virginia !;
plenty 81 excellent timber and water JOHNSON.
CHEW CO., 6l7 st. n. v. n5-N
EOR sALE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
L dred farms near Washington. suitable for dairy.
gardening or stock raising also farms on the fofo,
mac rver some as low As six dollars per acre Send
OF Washington Don't purchase until yon Sc my list
n3-lm 1871 st n.
NEW JERSEY FARMs-aso CLEAR-10-ACRE
~ farm Atlantic City; fronts on ave- best
poultry. fruit. truck land; $50 worth wood On /;
three railroads; comlnutatop fare 70 fhlsedetpnAe
Doc. schools churches. stores. &C. or f9O Tor 2
acres; cash instsl lnients. DR.. 0EdRiN6,. H)6
Franklin ST.. PHILADELPHIA nS-n
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

ErOR RENT-STABLE-NADI ST NEXT TO
corner 18th II W. S25: room for 3 horses and .
SON. 1881 F st. n2-Iw
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR REST-THE FtRNITURE OLA TWELVE
room house; the of furniture will board for
rent or II preferred will rent for $40 per month SO7
18th s.. NV. IT.