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Spokanite Goes Mad.

Tacoma. Sept. 1s.-[Special. u. G. Hol-
land, of Spokane, went mad on the train
en- route to this city. He was placed in
custody here in the county jail.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 1s.-At meeting in Lin
erick today resolutions were passed urg-
ing the government to release Daily and
other Irish-Americans now imprisoned in
English jails for political offenses. The
McCarthyites and the mayor of Limerick
declined to attend the meeting.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept. 1S.-tSpeciai.l-
f. C. johnson, candidate for superior
Judge on the Democratic ticket, has re-
signed as deputy county attorney. War
rem Carroll or w. w. Feiger will probably
be his successor
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Austr.lis's short Wine Crop.

MELBOURNE, Sept ls--The estimated
diminution of the seasons vintage through
frost will amount to Jo0,000 gallons.
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DE-. Gardner's Report a. to Her Condi-
tiOn-Plans for Her RepOval.

tAOu-A ASuS AOH 1AoE neYtovofs
LOON LAKE HOUSE,, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-The
president and the members of his house.
hold are more encouraged than ever today
over the favorable reports made
by DIR. Gardner in regard to the condition
of Mrs. Harrison. DIR. Gardner says:
Mrs. Harrison is improving very rapidly
Since the last report there has been no produc-
ton OF fluid in the cavity of the pleura, and 10
far as the effusion 10 concerned Mrs. Harrison
may be considered out OF danger. OF
course cannot ray positively that the
fluid will not form again, but do not think it
will. see no necessity for another operation.
unless there is an unlocked for accumulation of
fluid. Mrs Harrison is now able to sit up in
bed and she is resting quietly nearly all day.
She is now taking as much nourishment as she
did before the appearance of the recent compli-
cation and Is gaining strength steadily.
While the members of the family assert
that no plans have been made for the fut-
ure, it is learned on undisputed authority
that arrangements have been made for the
removal of Mrs. Harrison to Washington
City, and that the start will be made as
carry as Thursday morning next. provid-
ing the present favorable conditions con-
tinue. The details of the proposed trip
have been purposely suppressed.
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Tickets over sill traaSatian.ic steamship lines
for sale at Northern Pacific city ticket once,
corner xsslcr avenue aad Ftoas sssesL sssstts,
Waak
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THE
|nOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL,
Republican st., North Seattle,
Little Eos aud Girls from 1 to Years Of Age

he MIssss wISrenRouRN. having purchased
w ~HtPk kISDERGAk1ENA AND PRIMARY
tsfhois have pleasure In announcing that it
" ne teoaened on Thursday, septer9ber l. 1891.
Being experienced teachers in primary instruc-
vn and stndersarIcn work, their pupils lad inter
~ and eeiiSht In the various studies, while solid
sshiasion of iuture education Is being laid.
hears of Attendance. . to IL n. ru.
Fees (psy able In advanced. - per month.
Asnal lee OF - cents per month will be charged
lRsery
lbs methods OF ieach hing are based on fRoEBEt'S
ssfkA, which IL uos being universally adopted
~ vac hss; teachers oI tniants
.hs tesiowing viii give au idea Of its scope:
q tftt hi y ftit RIGA AkskN GIFTS tesch tbs
ssSsihsnts Of tnior. Form, Arithmetic and 9eame-
Saitisatns The chii1srens coD<fFucflse faculty.
sslashssion powers OF observation. and eiearaess
f-irep4ion
ihE kIS nERGAkTEN GAMES comprise
- aliaAstc Exercises Glass singing and ii abiss OF
csass ard biF'iS, developing physiaue. prompt
I Trsshes Tsaehes ard combined action -
80 NJ y hh.l.G ,NTEN OCCUPATIONS EN-
~" heaing. riting. Drawing, Needsewsrk,
hssSNAtA Paper Plating, Read Work, Basket
Sa.ssaA Tea and Stick Work, Paper inltlns and
f. Modelling. etc. which Train the hand 10
Is.s.Hy Hy and neatness, and the eye TO accuracy OF
lat kiNpERdARTES OBJECT ikSSoNS
3 afes clear idea ot the Physical! w Wcrid IN reia
ss, ste Nhiuit9s. Negetah - and Minerals and cut
- - "a 'he p0pils the power of description. aat
resirea 50 ' ~'f ~
ssA.oFs are invited on the fourth "Wednesday OF
~ saonsh. from 10 30 to IL IN.
-seeseares Rev. David Z, Garrett 81 Msrks
80 NFs A. : J. Hunt. ferroN. LAKE wash
~ 80 Rev Wallace Nugting. i.e3o rscvnd street
~ tsfeais ef iorn,er pupils
q EssVSs IN French. German and Music given In
sssfauoiAs by arrangements
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for sale at Sortheru Pacific city ticket Office,
corner fesler avenue ana Front street. Seattle.
Wash.
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Ladies' go TO j. ]. wittwer. dis Front street,
and have your hair properly attended 10.
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.s.a. ,-.,
RLLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Salem. Oregon.
l-s.s.

81 - e sSsreaiag fos sn institution IN the Ncr,h-
-. 20 iife times, where every tatDs Is taught
lantar WORK 60 rost ira taate university
II 49, "a safils>, where stad.ats ia one cCnfse
IA -. tHsssseFss of parts al o.her coarSes; Il
aut - essS, s9tsa, thorough training. IL yoa
ba a.. sssssilcs@S tsaxAt ana trAiulns Sy mod
"a Deihets. yea All sees this eldest
Asss ). lssa
w catalogue address
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WHY "PUCk" WAS EXCLUDED.
Trustee Abbott Explains Why Certain p
Ders Are Not Proper for the Kos. ON Librsr,

Trustee Abbott ExpIaiss Why Certais Pa.
Ders Are Not Proper for tho Kos; on Library.
BOSTON. Jan. 2.-There has been SO much
criticism OF the action Of the Boston Public
Library trustees In excluding Puck from the
Library periodical list that the Board feels
called upon to mako some explanation. md
Ar. Abbott gives these reasons for the Board
action:
The children form tho great majority Of
the readers Of both Puck and Judge. They
nock 10 here inter school to look Mt these big
sed white. and blue pictures. and the effect IL
not the best. Judge will be dropped for tho
same reason when the subscription now paid
toi expires. u IL tho caricatures Of men
nodipg the highest positions In this country.
sha that childfe do not know how To make
kH9wancss for These men are not wholly
bna. but tho children are ca i!y convinced by
tpess pictures that they are. We have reduced
Sns age for persons freIuenting the library to
sNsive years. II IL the young peOpl. prihcl-
ksy who come 10 read these two npers. and.
the library Is an education instifution, we
Mouyhi q was not the nest thing 10 supply
yhenwlfh. DO. you see II IL not lImp ny be"auhi.
Esy W. bumoTous IapGfs TINT We have cut
uism on " course We make mistakes. Ike
sSstybedy else, and II l. possible We hayy
a1s one il this case. but the trustees used
1eu best Judgment"
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ooLu ssus D.. jan. 2.--freigbt train NJ ~.
esst bound on the baltimore and Obi2 Rail.
t"s'' lost night NJ o'sloek, broks Ia two oD u
sNsp grade near Franklin. nine Mile west "
n'hSife. On" ss'tioD n tho tain passnj down
i.sts1 's ~ YIN lIgh'ginF 1sit1lp ior = ~,
n .ls hroFvu, ssalon' .r4s'iDg asDn.,i, sgss
K vi IYlh.d g'Iyss Mo aDdVIDpD, ~ Blll
HMpG ,ypp bad n'db NTDIn IrDsfB AIs
~ bnn Inl1fERllN H. MI pIg' ably do,
~. hbs, fltnS gI1p SIRE iny1IHj Di,Oyl ibD
Sss' $40 LDJy bot VII lryLlDly DgDlsg
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Public 1otlres.

DosT OFFICE SOTICE-foreiyn mails for the week
1 ena,. !.n 8 WI close promptly IN Al sAses'as
for fs5 cG ses Sfa y. =. msp
e, f sst i-" as 5' e as. And
GDs,emSa, per stsa'..nip E"akS.ter. from New
''t51f 81 hh$'ss; e. :T;1
s mem! p ' 5%f ~ Ssg
r@ Trf * . G& and .a. Syso .isI icy .s.
wntSfsb .tTD s;T 1rsI Complementary NJ 70,
1iSrT ,saar.i Il, G q rIT i.G Y. 4s:..::
E,::'f r .%s.t'g
t" sl. as;.,. ;:; S';:.':S y;
s, .%% ,i y ,,,ss leiss:
..,en.as Ir.n:lai AID rOS..' must b. drsstsS
1nrssbxi Ttii3h .aPe s.. q si~
i'Y;i s- a%:: ~ y, ...
'As ss. . 1 sss.a % as
WI s, i1'' h S s'' s.fs.;s
e r: q II ;;.s$;s, s:s;:
A. wi E4t,:" Ts ' :. r. 4 4. T..S.
e.. sSi '! 90 r. : &: a ss.t: :"s s e q.
IN ~: :. a[.It.g STD q s.sts.,s.
si1s,naSo,. ' I. illts'4sy ,aiiei. m., u ds.S
ri ; sy;I."'s% i p,sDs .:Il . a.S.
s1 g. :.. 9S . = &. s" w.
@l@SSioges5 i"'1S"" p.%sisa gIi.@
Ds"Y,s. 81 H. sss ,.SiG,, Dl.i ~ diss,sj
b"ssff.. 'r.,'" '.ii5 a. 4. ~ ~ III
Jl4Dsf GOD - 'lD. tiag ~ S.s' hS bsIt.a,.s
49, !Ttsiitt.f ' "i'ss'. aGt ,,al'sa5 s,yt,.
- 7"Ili,ss,f r.. le."a'' IL 10y W
lah, nm - ei H ~ ~ s's,'g ~ ~. "a
.spJ Oh =. '". .s,'s4-p, @G i'.'. hsI y.
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Gsjp Aiissss kSsysss

ss fbAsHih4y. Ian z, ItLD gup hys LDau1
" Attest bpIoa ~ dlsasho h H,osI pn,.,
nb' ~ p'jbYiS SAUNA, ~ .pinpiAlps N
bs,sI5 ~ y dirGrInsllnp f., md. l,,,yI,
80 inbA sDYh"Y tni sniIl ~ az sady tial.s
W. 'sst.b yllsipD ~ a lYL,L lunbfpg
., .gs Dyts tIr ilIgli sfyl JIlSJ JIspi5aIJi,
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h..l..aI... " H............

n.'s'h'ios. JaD 2 me- tAl9siag na,njDs,
go - '"Sfig asiSi' Sili Ia ssDi 4, 49, B1AY,S
shs. TDD1siis DHai sod
a,ns.E..., 1n,y'lag w.. 'g''iae IA, . -
..'-ttts III >. f'a,. ls9''s..;;a MI
k.sssgA.xy l.-..!..E " 8 Es'''. 'sds
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business Nntiees.


Dr. j. Parker Pray, Originator
OF Manicure Art and Goods America Purest and best
toilet regulates. containing htghest medicinal benu
fyinv properties: Diamond Nail Enamel Rosane. On
goline Cream yanola. Pocket Emery Board. HyEsnia
Medicated and Manicure Soaps. cakes sS Gent. each.
Pedicure goods. all knds So by all reliable dealers
Beware Of imi.ations Send stamp for illustrated iist
tablished 1868 N. Y. office. 81 West 23d st.
Nall =. Leading Chiropodist and Manicure ParlorS;
moderate prices highly medicinal beautifytng toilet
DE- j. PARKER PRAY Co. &c West 2ad st. New York
For Throat Diseases. Coughs. Colds, ETC.,
enectual relief is found in the Of BROWNS BRoN
CHIAL TROCHES" Sold only In boxea
ny Adding Twenty Drops
Of Or. sIE0ERTS ANGOSTURA BITTERS to every glass,
diseases from drinking polluted water are avoided.
Boxers Bltters since 1923 acknowledged to be
the best and finest stomach bters made whether
taken pure or with wine or liquor.
Keeps Dress Shirts, to measurs. 8 for 5000
None better at any price. 500 and 81 Broadway.
Phi1lips' DiEestlble Cocoa.
mo only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.
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A N6 ~.A-Hs-A>s
CORAM-LISLE.-on July II. 1891. at Bristol
England. Miss Ammo Coram Of Bristol. England to
Mr.. Arthur LsIe OF Brooklyn. New York. by the
Rev. George Dunlap.
sTRADLEY-KNAPP. Dec 20. 1901. at
sparkill, N Y. by the Rev. 7. D. Dennis. Charles X.
stradley and Caroline r. daughter OF Peter K.
KnApp.
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Arrsved--sAruapAr. Jan q
80 Plata, from Gibraltar
Se Chiniston from Shields.
IS Rhynlsnd, from Antwerp,
IS Spaarndain. from Rotterdam,
70 Gnrdeuis. from Cardn.
es State 81 California. from Neville.
Is Aiex andcr Elder. from London.
IS Columbia, from Leghorn.
rs HrOomhaugh from Bona.
"a Neustria, from BaI celona,
e. Cuba, from Bermuda.
gs Phindephl from LnguayrA
IS Inc hborva from Boston.
So Tallahassee. from Savannah.
itor later arrivals see First Pafll
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nAR1Ns rS1xLLfsxSoA

IMMATURE ALnAsAo--ruts eAx
Sun risss.. 20 Sun SETS. <5l Noon sets. IS
pcB wArrn-rHW nAv
fandy Hook. 20 Gov lsiano. 10 OF Hell Gate. II 81
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1entiStru.
1Ailiiafry M prssswxki1G
KATE REILLY.

,Diht giyetkbB ~ ~ Nv ., ~ Jss'ip Di9,sgq
Sys iDs ~ ,y.D ~ 'tLss. aiS y 'h9
yas ~ ~. l.h.g'.f s' n .l ~ ~,
tas.lbs gs.... ss,lSs.s 49, ~ p''ss. 80, S'.sL
.kAesss.. Es,s-SlHysH s., Y. :, .s ~
W.. flsss kn'4 ~ sJI Glas'lsbe tSIsl Va &
AZ, Lsu 49, i1slFI " gsgg s0d sbss
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MARRIED.

Phillips DiEe stlbie Cocoon.
The only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.
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NO SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE.
po,yTrCzL INTEREST IN ALBANY DIED
or1 AFTER The INAUGURATION

Heth,ne hut james william Hustled to Ne
,.,nA One OF the Ola Dnys-he mas
Opened Headquarters and IL Giving Out
Fat Cigars and Luncheon 10 MS Friends
-The Spenkership Practically Settled.
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Boxers Bitters since 1923 Acknowledged To- b
the best and finest stomach btters made whoheI
taken pure or with wine or liquor.
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Keeps Dress Shirts, to measure 8 for 5000
None better at any price 500 and 81 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-03

ny Adding Twenty Drops
Of Or. sIE0ERTS ANGOSTURA BITTERS to every glasa
diseases from drinking polluted water are avoided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-03

tAlSp rnos ronxiey roRrS
81 Lake Winnipeg, from Liverpool for New York.
Is Lydian Monarch, from London for New York.
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ossss s6DSs sssstsss
- sa1 - fs.,Ss, fsc - 80 gsfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFURNISIIED.

L'OR RENT-10c, 7TH 81. NV, TWO BACK
Il rooms, FIRST floor, unfurnfsheI; Sio p.r luonth,
water On same floor Apply TIP 9TH 81. n. ns-;s,'
E,OR RENT-UNFURNISHED. TRREE ROOMS
L on second floor suitable for light housekeerinr
in private family south front bsth aud heat
to parties wi Eout children. 1919 s.. n W ocSl 2
L'OR RENT-3D FLOOR OF io5 l2TH ST N w
i room 30xo0; steam heated free OF cost. rent 60,
per month; suitable for lodge. Climb room workshop
&c. 4. -. llEBERMANS
no1-l2t 1903 r st.
DOR RENT LARGE DAY-wINpOW, SECOND
L story front room. rr.uTnsiied house new A. IN l.
one OF the best locations in city. aIl NJ St n W.
oc21-1r
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PROPOSALS.

DROPosAIs FOR PURCHASE OF WRECK OF
steamer CITY u Aersntria. lsias on east bank Of
cpivsd until TUESDAY. NOVEMBER flfrEENIH.
Iwk1yr NOON. when the b.d> will be opened at
cpmpsny's once Ovn~rs reserve the rix 10 rejrct
Ryr AZ ~. Terms case on t.ad,r % bili q sale
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

WANTED - EMPLOYMENT BY ENERGETIC
w ana frustworthy man from north: = good rapid
writer; thoroughly understands business methods,
fhaseneut 81 help. a. Il years in last position of
frsuonsihty with nanufartIi-iEg concern frs-class
T''fge as 20 ClaraCtcr and ability. Address J. NJ.
ear" W J. IlGH1BON\. siI 9Th r. W. n1Oat-
SITUATION, BY A GRADUATE AND
EIO-;,t'
m ASlEp-A BOY Is YEAR, OLD. OF SOBER
w and honest habits, would like q position bar
Offce. np.2t.
WANTEn-By A 10y y YEARS OF AGE, IS
months exper1ence. Position in drug store best
rrfercnc"-. Address HOWARD JONES, 3}O3 Pros
pect ave. n92t'
W ASTED-BI A YOUNG MAN-POSITION AS
w barten der. Of good character and sober hab
It's; can give references. Address BARTENDER. 221
Pennsylvania ave W nS-;H'
WANTED SITUATION By MIDDLE-AGED
w and wife take charge of country residence;
thoroughly understands farming gardening and care
81 stock; best Of references. Address WILLIAM.
Georgetcwn r O.. DC. nS-3t'
WANTED FOR COOKS. DRIv
w ers. nurses. housernen. watchmen, hrerpen. en-
Fineer., seastress hos.ers walters. kitchen hands.
house. ladies' maids. BURNHAM'S. lilo q st. n "
n5-6ts
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PERSONAL.

m TAKFs .'soLID NERVE" TO PAY orr m
Il hig cash prices for gents, .-ond-hand clothfns
We do f. JusTH's OLD STAND
IL dls ID 81 n y.
UTBoRI2ED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a Congratulations pronptiy sttsnded toi eoaAdso.
WILLIAMS. Manager. B,D y at NV. ,rioarns
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAIN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
NJ :ss !os 18th I AT EMHETAs sely IMPSstss S1d
lisa GOODS south Of New YORK. no20-tr
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL. OF STATE. WASH
" ington. ID. C.. November q. 1Sz2--Inf ton
has been received At this department from Mr.. VI. "
Severance the consul GENERAL Of the United States
Honolulu Hawaiian Is ands Of the death. the ath
of February. 1901. al Honolulu of Thomas Coffss.
American citizen. The iegal Representatives n
deceased obtain further information ny apply,
ing 20 this depa-tnent. Per dispatch No. 159 Dsted
October l3. 1892
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED -IMMEDIATELY-HO OF SEVEN
w TO 10 rnoue west of 18th 81: rent about s4O
also 10 buy one on monthly payments. Address l. G.
b. Star office. 1t.
w ASTEp- BY PHYSICIAN. FOR HOME AND
w Office. desirable house between 9th and 18th, +
$4,000. Address DOCTOR, Star cfice. nI0-3t'
WANTED-IN GOOD LOCALITY-A 1OROOM
w furnished house or larger: suitable TO- sublet-
ting rooms No Injection owner living "a house.
Address Mrs CHASE. The Whitley 4" cor. 10Th and
II ste. n W. nl0-3ts
"AN1ED-TO RENT. FOR FOUR MONTHS AT
w leasi. an eight II uine-room unfinished house
IN northwest Part of city. Address J. E.. 517 14th
ct. Il W n56t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LroR RENT-FINE PART NV. s45; 1895 18th
st n rooms and ane cellar; large yard.
Key at Office.
CHARLES e. RINGwALT
First floor. Atlantic building $50 F st. W MOST
FHSlEo R I To-, lISs IStA =, lor and p GO
MOS. RUST HUN6ERFoED. ga 14th st.
EoR RENT-e2oe ST. NV; COMPLETED
one square from cars s55 open Tor nspection Also
same neighborhood house of 10 rooms and bath
nl-lm' A. H. sEMMEs. COZ Fs.nw
EOR RENT
3O2 East Capitol ST.. sr. and bath all m L. e25 30
n10-3t' g. B. GIBSON CO. 3G2 f. Capitol st.
DOR RENT-A CHEAP RENT AT s25 A MONTE
4 handsomely pSpered new house. 2ll ST. ;
nio,2t David B. STONE. so4 soe st. NV
Tor RENT-522 ODD ST. NV. GOOD BRICK
l. house. containing g rooms and bath heated by la
nSS f''' f Easf T 'sHes MALLERr ea.F
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED--A NICE sIx-RooM
nlo 6 ST T Banh building
FOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. 2O9s IsT ST.
l. ne. 7-room brick house; modern improvements;
SSnSsSieRt to saS heS oa and school, Inquire JNo
Tor RENT-l4OO sToUGHToN ST. NV. OVER
drng store 70 ,Soms two baths Terms. Nc n
EOR RENT-NEw HOUSE; GAL @ ST. NE;
1 7rooms. papered; electric LIGHTING; large lot.
Rent. se7 80. Inquire OWNER. 2lO St NV. ne-im
EOR RENT-2694 K ST. n We ROOMS, BATH;
by the year. hey 2620 st. mott
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UNDERWRITERS.

g H. HINES. UNDERTAKE. AND FNsII NJ
.. and mAnufscturcr Of supplies. 81 - Il -, -
cent saved BY consalting M MINES. Lbs IA -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

- Ma nN ~ f..
lcoR SAL -CoTNrr ON ,Sn y srs. NJ.
cseaf. - DE- '''''
FoR SAW .'lnsts,,gnent -lan % a-.,o-y stone snt
sl5,si
ron Also y -. ne. ..siory = room sion.
s.la lr - avr!AuE 20; ;25 feet deep price, On easy
-, reS SAP $40 o .. nv. frame dwelling lot
Won SAN or rNCUANDr-3se 1 It. NV. two
81 'ta-ae. Jos 2oHioo irice sA5n
n0A- Na''. I've ; r'o.S,. r-i5e. 5000.
,FoR s,Ir-IelD t. -, s-~,5ry stone dwelling.
nse "l'''I 100, 4 ~, G1 AL H5 N md /. .y.
I|oE StLE -s'HFAr- LAEar m,icK HOUSE oS
nod @ ,r- ' n ~, r@sr 't ~ s s IA,
80, Louis P. snogN,KER.
r 9,,5;n ,rct i. 81, y aud .,.ele s7cco
80, ana eW"'ns. hst. e. sHi--r cent har-
e. iTics. ssr-.a,n ays sai $50
s-Ee2gln tril& in G",,rTs own. iOisr cent hAr-
,'-room house. =, 40
~ KY Bios a %. 90 = 81 n u.
FoR san ON HANDSOME SIX ROOM
,sn9 sve - we'll hunt enc rarkns mod. iuI--
r,,, Ir ct',tS 1 .anNrn.snt abundant clo.rt
easy u " -re WILLIAM MaAsEovn-r.S io '''h y.
EoR sALf-FINE rIECF or BUsINrSs rHoP-
c55y n 70, ~ IN ard - \ " asssl 70 I'D
To-, s.LT ~ :. u. WAIVER. as IA AVE.
,mr.. : - . ''0''' H'" ' Il SSa'
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BOARDING.

900 lsT ST. NE.-GOOD BOAR: LARGE,
S@O sunny, well-heated rooms; reasonable prices;
near two lines cars Capitol, b. and o. depot; also
table boarder~ wanted. nl0-3w
MRS. A. NJ. SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
4u leased the Elliott homestead. 22 North Capitol
at. VIII rent large eegan eastern and southern
exposure. with frst-class board Also table board.
n7-6t'
EIRST-CLASs BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS
Il with all modern improvements; centrally located
and moderate charges :Ef2 Indiana ave. sc26-3m
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBERT'S BOARDING
IVA and Apartment House. III East Capitol st. now
open Handsome suites o. rooms for families acces-
sfbie ov lines of herdics aud street cara es3r3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
Il dred farms Washington, suitable for dairy
gardening stock raising; also farms .he Poto-
mac river: some low six dollars per acre. Send
for and additional list. with map of the suburbs
Of Washington. Don't purchase until yon see my list
JAMES T. CLEMENTS.
n3-1m 1927 st. NV
NEW JERSEY FARMs-s15 CLEAR-lO-ACRE
~ farm near Atlantic City; fronts on ave. BE- st
three railroads; communication fare TO Philadeiphis
PC schools. churches. stores, &c or $50 for 5
franklin st.. Phtladelphia M u
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Our hnsst grade of coach harness. ranging in price
from IS 20 sS0. We are Offering at reduction Of
10 TO 20 int for balance of this month.
In bug1y. surrey and express harness. single and
double. we can o1sr you the greatest inducem nts
Call n and see US before We move to our quar-
ters $40 lth 81.
All styles Of harness made to order and all work
warranted
b. j. DOwNEY SON
Harness Msnufaeturers.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w Portable room with nice private family; terms
must be reasonable and ton between Sth 18th
Sta n. W. not farther out than st. Address A. G.
d. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w two communicating unfurnished rooms. mod
ern Improvements, with rood board; state
price. Address PERMANENT ID, Star Office. It.
WANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all parts Of city chearest and surest Plan
to secure desirable roo,ners established 1850.
nStj:' SHACKLLFORD'S AGENCY. ~ 1lth st. n w.
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ZOOS K. br warehouse,
E.-..--.---.---.- I'D
1852 West Market space,
1919 Sd st. br. fat. LIST
floor. Or. ...-.....-....15
1905 Cation st. br. Ar.
1928 n st. br, 3r. g
, FIR b. Chsriot al. 4r.......7
I'd al. ID b. near 31st
st, Ar. fir. ............6.2 p
Er h on Thomas place. 8
Flat g. 1858 West Mar
ket space. Ar. g
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

NyTANTIp : BpY N A HARDwARE STORE;
W t--lT re- rcnccz ss.Ery. IS week Apply 2i2s
I+th - L.
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EOR RENT
Il l325 32d st, br stable,
store and dwlg. 1:}r.
mi.......... $S3, "a
3,3S y st. br, IN 1. Or. ~. II
1928 SD st. br store. 81. -
2i01 NJ. br. m /. r. 81. 80
1925 Both st. br, m i.
Sr. ..................27.50
2Sn1 n st. br. III i. 6r. 20. 30
Ridge road. fir cottage.
IW..........-..--2O
1908 p ct, br, N 1. or. IL. 30
2O46 35th st. fr. Or,
with stable. 1G
GoorDatn,vr, o@oa I
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

L'OE RENT - e.. so ELEGANT NEW BRICK
Ii stable for two horses and vehicles rear OF l248
10Th 81. N. VIM. f. HOFFMAN,
n9-I 1921 st. n W.