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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
CANADIAN FORGER'S FLIGHT,
After Negotiating Many Fraud uIent Notes
He Leaves for the states.


HALIFAX. n. S., Nov. 25.-By the
flight Of Allan Mcleod, of MELVILLE, p.
E. l., to the United States, long
series Of forgeries has been
brought to light. He was appar-
emily prosperous farmer and car
ried on a large produce business.
He had many transactions with the
banks, always retiring his notes at ma
turity. 1t now appears that he retired
notes due at the Bank of Nova Scotia by
getting forged notes discounted at the
Merchants Bank of Prince Edward
Island, and vice versa. The parties
victimIzed include Neil Mcleod, ex-
attorney general; F. w. Norton q Co.,
the Bank Of Nova Scotia, Mckinnon &
Mclean, and others. On the night Of
the torger's flight his heavily insured
building was mysteriously burned to
the ground
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
Lost In a Michigan Forest.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Nov. 25.-Fred
Betsch left the La Croix farm, on the Me-
nominee River, week ago to hunt deer
and has been missing ever since, A heavy
snow and wind storm ragged that night, and
It is thought the man was killed by falling
ilmDs or was accidentally shot. Hunters
are securing the woods for HIM.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
WOMAN'S FATAL JEALOUSY.
1t Leads Her to Kill a Man, His Wife
and Herself

CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Ransom Samp-
son, employed as captain of harbo1
boat here, and his wife were shot by a
woman named May Sims at the Plant
e-'s House at II o'clock this morning.
After the shooting of Sampson and his
wife the woman shot herself Sampson
Is dead and his wife cannot live. The
Sims woman will also die The tragedy
is due to jealousy of May Sims, who
is said to have formerly been Simpsons
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
THOMPSON is PREMIER.
Summoned to Form a New Canadian
Cabinet,

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 26.-Lord Stanley,
governor-general, has called upon Sir
John Thompson, minister of Justice, to
form new ministry. Sir John ac-
copied the task and will announce
the choice of his advisors early
next week. Sir John Abbott
cabled his resignation as premier to the
governor-genera three days ago. Lord
Stanley and Sir John Thompson held q
three hours conference to-day. Suisse
quently an official statement was given
out that Sir John Abbott, in retiring on
account of ill-health, had recommended
Sir John Thompson as his successor.
Although there is now no ministry, the,
cabinet ministers will retain their de-
partments until a new cabinet is-
formed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
BARON REINACH's GREAT LOSS.
His Fortune Reduced $13, 100000 by
Four Years Speculation

LONDON, Nov. 24.-The Chronicles
Paris correspondent states that DR.. Flas-
sicher, claiming to be Baron Reinach's
family physician, declares that he
was not allowed to enter the
Baron'S chamber, and he thinks the
Baron committed suicide. 1t is alleged
that Baron Reinach's fortune was re-
duced from so 600 900 to 10, 000,00 francs
by 1ouE years speculation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
HorseuhIeves in Llrhuania.

LONDON, Nov 25.-The Times cor
respondent at st. Petersburg sends an
account of horrible crime committed
bv peasants at Castraski in Lithuania.
They assembled in the night at the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
CRITCHLOW ACQUITTED.
Not Guilty of Murder During the Home
eteaI Riots.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 24.-The trial of
Sylvester Critchlow, charged with MUIR
der in connection with the Homestead
riots. was brought to close last even
ing by the jury bringing in verdict of
acquittal. Owing to the hour at which
court convened, there were not many
persons present when the jury filed III.
The prisoner was not released, he hav-
ing yet to answer the charge of riot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
HE STOOD OFF THE MOB.
A Sheriff Prevents Triple Lynching in
Tennessee.

lenneSSee.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 25.-A mob
Of between Is and 100 men sur
rounded the jail at Jasper, the
county seat of Marion County,
about midnight last night. They
demanded that Sheriff Rogers turn
over to them Floyd Wbodlee, John
Turner and Cal Collins, three negroes
who brutally and atrociously muir
dered George Dawson, engineer at
the furnace of the Tennessee Coal,
Iron d Railway Company, Wednesday
night, for the purpose of robbery.
The mob was orderly, but deter
mined. Sheriff Rogers made them
speech, assuring them that the
proof against the negroes was SO
conclusive that they could not escape
the gallows. After hearing his argu-
ment the mob dispersed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
PROFITS OF FOOT BALL.
Yale and Princeton Net $4,000 by the
Thanks giving Game.


New York, Nov. 25.-As near as.
could be learned to-day the
total receipts for yesterdays,
great foot bail game were.
$4,000. This sum, after paying ex-
penses, and these are figured at So, 500.
will be equally divided between the two
colleges. 1t is thought that each will
get $15, 600 if not more.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
EARTHQUAKE AT FRISCO.

A Slight Shock Follows a Shower OF
MeteorS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. PA slight
earthquake shock was felt here at 1906.
this morning. A shower of meteors was
observed here last evening. Over 1000
were counted by Prof. Davidson. of the
coast and geological survey, in alb out an
hour and a half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12
WANTED-ROOMS.

VXrANTED-GOOD ROOM AND BOARD BY
w gentleman and wife during encanpment, where
there no other rooners; well ont north west
state terms: Which must be moderate address EN-
VyANTEp-BY ELDRRLY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife. two qnfurntshed rooms, centrally and
pleasantly locstsd near ca. line and board In pri
ysse family without children state terms A5drsss
r. A.. star ofice. se12-f'
WANTRp-BY SEPTEMBER %. ROOM WITH
little girls. Between 10Th and l6.h and II and Mass
office. se10-2t.
WANTED-oCToBER BY A QUIET. SINGLE
with board in snsll private family: SUITE or lag,
room and connecting bed room. Unfurnished. with
heat Eht and attendance; no boarding house, fancy
I'D state exactly what IA lily consists Of and terms
With locatton pay prompt and guest agreeable.
s sdaEss: ROOM so4pstnw
WANTED-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNIsHED
dress NAVAL OFFICER, Star ONCE. seq st.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN BY OCT l. ONE
w large or two small unfurnished rooms for lodg
family south Of and west Of 18Th St permanent
IL suited Address, stating terms, CHIEF CLERK,
comrnissa-y generals Office War Department se9-2t'
WANTED-OCTOBER I-BY GENTLEMAN AND
bet AID NJ 18th and 18Th Incl 'sre; ne house house
keeping; permanent II suited Address, with terms
and PARTICULARS. PATIENCE. Star once. se9-3t'
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN OR THE EX-
w IRENE northwest near car line (the nearer TO the
heat light. bath and plenty of Closets preferably
furnished and in suite with private bath in large
house with furnace or hotvstsr heat for family Of
without board. Address, stating terms, II NJ.
PAUL. Naval Observatory. au3l-lzt.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

WANTED 20 TO DICKS AGENCY foR
Sn nSS ham ham
rs.rsae. rom sss s%pioy.rs Ss tS St 1c1s" rs
W!NTED-sY coLoRED MAN; PLACE AS
~. w fireman; good references e4a Massachusetts
INVERTEBRATES es ey AZ Az E1II .l
TSRsss sSsss 6
be: f4,s ssa at 14.s ssTP
Y IN s.n sEEOA5aaSs IS
WAsST asa,. 1,. SSEAD9yEAa5Ess POSITIONS
5S .ss.
WtiE ss,ss reld,sa s.v coop HCsEsT AND RE- r
sst E fsnily can furnish good reference gu Or
ny, Scns,I hl,chamtsh'7 years experience Aggly
WANTED, by RRsPEcrABIE GIRL. PLACE
WANrEp-BY YOUNG MAN POSITION IN
,s,.. PRINTING OSs !. TV S under n ns,ruO'on
dress Boz sos. fredsr1cksSurS. Va ssi2-2t'
WANTED EMPLoYERs FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs private families hotels restau-
fas.h.S ISIS hai& IL St s
WASTED-srTu1TIoSs F9R COOKS. BOOK;
ia: seiihS' :efs
WANTED = BY Al MATCHMAKER, LATELY
w landed = position moderate. RABI-
SAVITZ, 431 LIST St ". se1O-2s
WANTED-A LICENSED ENGINEER AND ALL
W around mechanic would like position where
tohf1ety industry and n practical knowledge Of all
kinds " machinery would b appreciated best Of city
references Address II. l.. Star ofAce. se1o-3ts
"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
w position Waiting resident teacher to teach
English and music Address F. s.. STAR Office. s1o2'
WANTEp-DY WHITE BOY Is YEARS OF
es Sisos :. Once e. e sIrand pSy wiiane 70
$40 10th It, d .. sel0-2ts
WANTED-BY COMPETENT TEACHER MUSIC
w pupils n 81 per month in advance two lessons
per week each one hour; will rent ape piano for y2
per mouth. Address B. ". Y. Star Office se9-3ts
WANTED-ARE YOUR BOOKS CORRECT, DO
w they balance! Do you wsnt books opened or
closedi Consult In strict confidence WIN. L. BAR
RIN0TON. Expert Accountant. 3o14 ct. NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
UNDERTAKING ,pEsINEss AND pEEMIs

UNDERTAKING T pTsE ESTS AND PREMISES
sirs
desired and ave years sas. caysn On az smt.es
ASss Is & TOR
+ Ger Gerry store, rood cuisines. stana. viii be sold
i %S"ss or ':1s .nd d~sns
A BARaAIN-sso WILL BUY OUT BARBER
tuls: 9G 5sn ton sss.p sold this week. At ssas
Z 81 ss l sSa 3. D:sii: ~
L,oR sALE-BAR ROOM. INCLUDING STOCK.
nr 't Apply ss9fs Sd . good Is 81
WANTED-To RENT-A wFLL-LoCATED DRUG
IN J.is.ia n
Tor sALE-sMALL-sIzED FURNACE AND
Ss4 Be ss ::
S3 600 Will ENABLE Any GENTLEMAN
pts SO Or
WANTED--A SILENT PARTNER TO PUT s4oo
his s@San. been paid An absolueiy SAFE invest
in :sfo-s address e Star "a S9aac..
WANTED-A PARTNER TO 90 IN FOR BUILD
p.rsds ddrs.. H. a fol ey the
office. se4-:tts
EoR sALE-FIxTUREs AND GOOD WILL OF
lunch and dining rooms; centrally located and DO
@kieH hHPo PsSffoHcssErT esq ST. or .es
LHoR SALE-SToCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
cery store On prominent corner in northwest. doing
good business good reasons for ssling; price, only
$50 Apply to EASTERDAY HAI.DEMAN.
se9-3t Cos st. n W.
DOR sALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES. INCLuD-
ing horse and WAGON, of corner grocery store in
northwest, nov doing excellent business; this is a
snap; price. only $40. Apply to
EASTERDAY 4 HALDEMAN,
sc9-3t sos F ST. n W.
EHoR sALE-OLD-EsTABLIsHE GROCERY AND
4 provision store doing good cash business; OF
the best business corners in the good reasons
for selling Address u. G.. GROCERIES,, Star office.
se9-ts
EOR sALE-A COMPLETE STEAM LAUNDRY
Il centrally located; doing good business Sickness
cause Of sale. Address LAUNDRY. Star office a29 m
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
w ASK the population II RAMSAY Is not the man
you want.
Watch cleaning 81.
First-class main spring al
All work warranted one yssr.
!y23 1901 st. NV
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WANTED-HELP.

RrAT EH1 pun NUfs oa 70 sTaf
WANTED : pCNpORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
w rssu. sonduSt;d b l.diss-msn and vomsn. white
ssd sprtngs; With rsfsrencss. 709 e. n y. se00ts
WANTRD-sTENO0RAP AND REMINa-
soN K2ewrtser oPerstors objected 70 positions;
3RSSsfGr' M ssi5Es for s fsryss. % T
writer once. sth aad sta n ss29-d
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FOR lighthouses.


Il i
1873 II. lar. mi ,e100 40e- 10 l2- 1876 Elm st.
40 Del av ne. Ia % LsDrcit Park. Or. %
22l7 p ave. III. m Is 2Q2Q I. Oh, m 50
o13s <, 12r. M 4. IS O. 1913 st. Sr. 2. 80
LOS 18th q. Tor, MI 2, 224 9. sr. ~. ~ 20
So2 ylst ia, m L.. 90 so2g Z, Or. m % -
| S;iBS 81: g M s.; . s
water and gas 20 80 1909 vA ave. tf. w..... IS
III s,s. rssr:s ! sss z; 8 s
1851. S. m /. 30 g SsI st. 81
25a g. !" store IS iiss Is IN s II
sGs Mas. Az. ne. les s' .s.1 i g VIZ y
1852 81 n i s'ss sT F s.I l e
s in = NJ. 81 A.! court at v iS g g
.SS ne. 81 i..1 % s.. stable. " 10
los - s.S q g. .r 40 slos ave- Or
All Sd 7r. l.. %. 80 4s4 Ia once &c.
WEST WASHtNirON
3c43 ?. 1ar m a. eS3 80 3o65 NJ ste rn W e. s25 20
1905 nd, stores. :. 80 80 s2l6 o. o. w. 80. Is 40
Forful list apply 10 wES6OTr WILCOX
selO 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HoUsEs TO RENT IRON eco 70
immediate customer BALDWIN CO., Si3 Fst .''
sel2- 81
WANTkD-TO PURCHAsE-1O-ROOM HOUSE;
w N J.; central; cash. Address Boz I. Star ONCE.
WANrED-TOp BUY MODEM HOUSE; ROOMS,
w some ground not over %, 500; state sastest
terms. W. L. Star once. IL
WANTED-AT ONCE FROM OWNER FOR Gus
" toner. store and dwelling combined In any part
Of city. a. "; HILLARY CO.. boom SO, Loan
and Trust building. sel3-3ss
WANTED FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
w eRht-room furnished house near Dupont, Thomas
OF Fsrragut Circle on 18th st. and Vermont ave-
R. 8. DONALDSON
sel2-Ss 7O6 18th ct. n. W.
WANTEp-UNFURNIsH MoDREY HOUSE
w Of 10 rooms. In perfect order. by responsible
small private family Of adults. part Of larger
house; terms moderate location. west Of l4th and
se1O-3t' NJ. Io15 st. NV.
WANTRD-AN UNFINISHED HOUSE WITH
w about ten twelve rooms in the neighbqrhood OF
~ ana 1Xsh SITS n ". rent not to exceed 500 per
month 213 LIST Ut. NV. se102t
WANTED WANT TO BUY A HOUSE IN
w northwest northeast to cost from s. 600 to
&n,OOO. Give terms and location. ]. G. L., Star
"ANTED-HOUsEs FOR RENT. WE HAVE
w daily calls for houses for rent owners Of vacant
seio-6t J. Il. GRAY Co SSt st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

pLEAsANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD ron
Il the fall months; location high and water rood:
terms low. Address Boz l53. Rockville. Nd seo So
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Il UNFINISHED.
1927 18th st, Sr I'D bet G. Or Cos 40
1909 Prosp't av. 17r.. ..5l
FURNISHED.
Cor 18th CORN, 12r. Prospt av. IT. 1925
Cor llth and l. 13r. ZOO $50 st NV, lar -. 200
Corcorsn near 18th. er. 1902 z st. 100
sel0-2t GEO. 7. PARKS. GA st.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO BUY-LoT OR LOT AND BCILD.
w ing that can be made suitable for catering and
boarding house; must be good business location by
sel0-2ts T. p SMITH, SCI Z. Capitol st.
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iISUFD.
Sc cor 2Ist kR SITS NV. 200
= II 81 bet lTth and 18th. zoo
Conn ave hat n ana =. 200
0 lsth bet VI and n. over
looking Conn ave,
Z with stable - 90
Cor 10Th and L sts NV. roo
9 X ST bet 10th k2oth ste. Us
1bet 18th 4 10th ste l,sj. Is!
Z NJ 1t bet 18th and Conn
5 ave- ..--..... los. 81
18th ct fronting Nc
3 Pherson Square. 156. 81
DeSales st bet Conn.
3 sy and 18th 81. ...l6S. 81
5 jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th SITS .......l.y0
- II ST bet 18th and 2Oth 10
Goth ST bet o 4 p SITS ...l25
Z jefferson rlare bet 18th
y and 10th sts. ... .l25
. 18th bet r and [. ZIG. 81
D 2ed st bet X 4 L SITS, 9
rooms and bath. lilo
0 X 81 between 18th and
AZ \ sts 100
Q Sunderland place bot
> 18th and 10Th SITS. 100
18th ST near Mass ave 100
: Flori1a ave nr Mass ave 30
j 81 betl7th & 18th. .S3. 20
Z ? ST bet 18th \ 18th SITS 80
0 18th bet W and Bound
BLES.
and 2lst SITS. eos
ROOMS.
!. lo3 Pa avnw, 1r. Cd q. s35
l1l0s r st. LIST floor and
basement S125
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
APPLY To
HILL. 4 JOHNSTON,
1I.l.l pa.t,.- awa =
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NORTHWEST.

wAsH'N DANENaOwER
selO-8 Cor. 18th and G SITS NV.
LNOR RENT-A s. CAYwOOD AKA 9TH ST
2Ol0 n ct NV. Dr. $50 Cor l4th and ne, 1r sl2
l6 ave Sc. !, Rear 20l0 II st NV Ar . II
I..:..............- % 40 Cap st bet 9allaudet
Il23 Pa ave NV IT.. ..25 and CAP ave. 5r 10. 80
pa 18th sw Or 2l so Rear i1S K st NV 5r "a "a
q46 Fla ave NV Or. 20 2OiO 2Ol2 oJr,0 Col
First house Scott ave, Ter. 4r........... & 30
Or ......... Is 72l-727 Navy CT, 5r 3. 30
l2l2 at NV. l4i2l3 Diapers ally sw, Ar.
SIG 10th Fl sw, -. u Rear pa Istn Il sw Il 40
Cap bet Kendall Cen avl2 1900 bet and sw Ar {,
1245 Half st sw ~. q
sl9 st. n w.. unfurnished rooms for housekeeping
STORES
STABLES.
Rear $40 st nw.......sl2 Rear I'D 18th st sw. e5
Rear IL! 9th st NV. 10 Rear 2i5 a.
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E>OR RENT-262i ST; SIX ROOMS. BATH
L all mod imps large yards and closets; in good
order open low rent by the year. Key at 2fso st.
n. au2.-3w-
i sirable houses 70 offer from October l. viz 1907
H ave. sS9 l5: 10l6 22d St. s61, 80; 2so7 St.
So. IS, and 22l3 Washington Circle s65 IS. These
are all in that pretty triangular block cor n. X. ave-,
Il and 22d SITS. They have rooms. bath. cellar,
wood. 1925. W and 20 x ST. nearly new 3-s,ory
bTf Ks ;brown-stone trimmings 10 roors bath eel
lar. furiiaee; al mod. imp. s15 20 OF and 1923
st. 3 story and basement bricks. with IL sroons
hath. cellar aud al mol imps heated by furnace
S12 A. And two 3-siory bricks. 1909 and 1913 Goth
ST., with . rooms bath, cellar and the modern i'm
Irovements: $40 so These choice houses and are
for lease only. Prices AIMED include water rent.
B. II. WARMER CO.,
se1O-Ns GIG n. w.
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BOARDING.

WANTED : BoARDEks DURING THE I'm
w c2mpment; superior quarters: IN the NV !;
with or without private tablee. GRACE NJ. THOMAS
100 Oorcoran building 18th Ct and Pa ave. seI06t'
WANTED-12S @. Ar. MEN TO ROOM AND
w board Apply 12ie st. n W.. immediately se7 %
WANTED-BOARDERsT no SERVE oUT-rIRsT
w class board Al 1l79 y. n. NV. setj6ts
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBERT'S BOARDING
open Landscape suites Of rooms for families; aces
sibe BY ltnss Of herdies and street cass. ss3r3n
TABLE BOARD At SUMNER RATES AT THR
WoopMoHT. 18TH and Iowa circle T7-2m
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] 1T overlooking Fsrra

~ lAk drFa
gut Square. .........-
II 8, bet l7th and 18th.
with stable. .......5 SOC
Conn ave, inter n 4 18th
SITS, with stable. .il6. O.
Cor 1oth aud Al SIS NV,
fseasor) .....i16. g.
10Th st bet n and o SITS
NV, With srshl~. AVG 81
I Ut bet 18th & 18th. 333. &,
Cor 10Th IT and Nc
Pherson Square. 333. 33
Mass ave and Scott CIR
N st st bet i4th 1 18th A - &
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -
Mass ave bet nth and
18th SITS ........2ql 81
Cor Goth aud o SITS ri
! 81 bet 18th and 18th. %
h Q. near Conn ave. .25C
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. -. .2JC
18th st fronting PARA
eut Square. .25(
18th o. bet z and L sts. DE
Z st bet 18th and 18th,
with stsb'e......2o 81
Il ] ave bet 18th and
Conn ave ......... DDS. "
10th ~ bet Q and r s.s. zoe
Conn hat Hand T.fa.,ll
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EcOR RRNT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Is
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th aad r sts- n ".
yNFURNIsHKD HoUsES-
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see-lw I3ls st. NV.
LNOR RENT-NEw S-RoOM AND BATH BRICK
l. house, 22s3i llth st. n all modern Improve
ments $2S Apply to K r. PArkO.
se.S-Im L.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

L'OR EENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILD
ing; seven roons and bath: two front bay windows
porch In steam heat. elevator and attendance.
III 18th st. NV. sel0-6ts
DOR RENT-IN WEST END FLATS 262O ST.,
L three rooms: bath pantry; water; coal closet
meter; rent $40. se9-6ts
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NTADlNF PAIN. MANICURE AND cHIRoPop.
- a 4 fiat IZiIdukS ga 6afsof6odD 90
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WE HAVE POSITIVELY DECLINED ENTER
w ing any combination to reduce the btg prices
will paw for gents' second hand clothing. gUsTHs
OLD STAND 6l9 ID ~. n sel2
A UTHoRIZEp PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
N Communications promptly attended to: condden-
t.al Of,ice open AL hours Best references. NM
WILLIAMS. Manager. go p ST. NV. ,elo4m'
uvIL SERVICE ErAMINkTIoN QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send 10 cent. 20
". fLYNS. A. NJ. Ivy Instituts
tylQ2ms southwest cor. 9Th and sta No
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

NO COMMISSION ON LOANS. ADVANCES
y made real estate IN this city, the District,
Alexandra and Mary land town property rate of in
terest per cent Address KNOX Sta- Office. sl2-1w'
ITO LoAN-s5. 900. 60. 900. s5OO-oN IMPROVED
L property in WASHINGTON city
sel0-3t JOHN MILLER &'Co.. sos st. n
ITO IOAN-s2 500 AT 9 PER CENT on GOOD
Il real es ate SECURITY. BY 4. s. CAYWOOD Q:s3
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STAT
Stable bet J. and NJ, Goth a
OFFICE
1:}6 l4th st NV. sIn
ROC
Severs rooms in Roose
av h" 1st. ID. 7 ard
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Here's News!

1t is fair to tell you that
some two or three hundred
women have been waiting for
our Remnant Sale, which COM
mences to-day and will con-
tinue until every end of goods
is sold. You want to come
early to get the pick of this
offering. We can't quote
prices, because being remnants
no two pieces are a1ike-every
piece of goods less than ten
yards, and all the odds and
ends of the season are yours
for less than cost of manufac-
ture.
The lot will include remnants of Cash
mere Silks, Challies Ginghams, Batiste,
Outing Flannes and all kinds of wash Dress
Goods, also Nainsooks, Plaid and White
Goods and Embroideries.
We also offer as extra bargains one lot Of
Remnants of Blue Drill at Sc, worth 12Ac
One case extra heavy Canton Flannel at
SC, worth l0c
One case good Canton Flannel at sc; and
one bale yard-wide Sheeting at &c, specially
reduced
Many other bargains will be
added daily, so that this July
Bargain Sale will continue to
be attractive to our numerous
customers.
L. J, WILKINSON
20 8. Main ST., Shenandoah.