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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
Graves LIkely to Hang,

DENVER, Jan. 6.-Dr. Graves will not
get a new trial unless the supreme
court grants it. Judge Rising this
morning refused a new trial and also
denied the motion for continuance oil
judgment. A motion for arrest OF
Judgment was then filed. This will be
heard Monday and IL denied sentence
of death will be imposed.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

A remarkable family of eight old
women is living in the same house at
Nexio, Sweden. Three are widows
and five are old maids. Their ages ag-
gregate within a year or two of 700
years, each of the women being nearly
80 years Of age.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

A great obstacle to the manufacture
of lead pencils will soon arise in the
scarcity of soft cedar wood, At pres.
ent the wood used in all the lead pen
ellis in the world comes from Florida,
and that supply is expected to be ex-
hausted within five years.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
Western Pork Packing.

CINCINNATI, Ian S.-Thc / rice Curren,
Of yesterday says that the total packing
In the west for the week was 375, 600,
against s65, 600 last year Very full re.
turns somewhat enlarge the seasons total
which now appears TO be about 4,S75, 900,
against 4,525,0O0 a year ago. Estimates
for the remainder of the season till March
indicate u decided reduction compared
with last year aud pointt 10 a total OF 1873,
600. against s,l75,00 on March ! last year,
which mean $50, 900 less than last year
fro now to March l. Lending compar.
isons to date are as follows:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

PARIS, Jan. s.--The Steele. Autorite,
Gaulois, and voltare are urging France
to interference in Egypt, with the view
OF establishing a regency in that coun.
try with q French representation in
such q body. Considerable u~neasiness
is felt In diplomatic circles us to the
outcome of the present difficulties and
delicate state of affairs
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
Fatal Train Wreck.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan "a freight
train jumped the track on the Little
Rock and Fort Smith near Reynolds
Spur last night. The engine and
seven ears rolled down the steep EN-.
bankment. Engineer Brown, Fireman
Freeman and brakeman Kennedy were
kil.e ed.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

Professor Virgins derides astronom-
zeal calculations far enough to say hat
the moon is 300, 900 miles distant from
the earth instead of 23O,OO o miles, as
has generally been figured upon. This
is rather discouraging to the Lick tele.
Spona
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
Fooilsh Boast.

LONDON, Jan. THE Chronicle
ieprecates Sir George Baden Powell's
that England will win in
the Boring sea case. The paper says
that such . premature boast is not
likely to smooth the way ia WASH
Ington.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
viii Cal n Up Again

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The motion
made by Chairman Blount, Of the for
eign affairs committee, for a reconsid-
Grafton Of the vote by which the house
indefinitely postponed the senate reso-
luton appropriating 100000 for the
transportation of supplies to Russia.
will be called up next week and from
what Mr.. Blount says it seems likely to
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

The cargo ship of the future will be
n five-masted vessel with auxiliary
steam, such as is now building on the
Clyde. She will carry 5000 tons.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

The Ohio state asylum for e]piieptics.
o in course of erection at %Gallipolis,
is the first institution of its kind in
this country. OF the large number of
e%pileptics in Ohio about 1000 are ex.
pected to enter the new asylum.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

1t has been supposed that Swcdes
were the best carpenters of the nine
teenth century, but it seems now, ac-
cording to an authority, that Italians
are pressing them close for first place
in carpentry work.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

K&oxUR, Ia, Jan. 9.-Doctors re port
hundreds Of Eases OF the grip at this
place. j.. u johnson and Mrs. c. 4.
Them were the victims yesterday.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

Fish swallow their food whole be
cause they are obliged to keep o
tinually opening and closing the
mouth for the purpose of respi alton.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

The Tanning of the Shrew," under
the title of LA Megere Appriyoisee, ;"
has been pronounced a great success at
the Theater Francals.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

The Western Union Telegraph com
pany in 1870 had 1l2, lol miles of wire,
3,972 offices, sent 0, l57,6i6 messages a
IN expense of s4,0lO, 772 and at a cost
to the public of 81, 1873, s3s, thus netting
81, 227, 900 profit. 1t now has 67s, 997
miles of wire, base offices, and last
year sent, 55,s7s.7 62 messages, for
which 1t received S22, 3s7. O29, at an en-
pense of SIS, GA, 3o4, with a net profit
1912, 725. The average toll per mess.
age was 81. 04 in 1865, 70 cents in 1870,
43A in 1880 and 3i4 in 1890.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

1t is perhaps worth while to utter a
protest against the phrase so commonly
used by people who ought to know
better, christening a vessel" mean
ing by that the more or less formal
ceremony of naming it. The word
''christen' me ans TO make a Christian
of and ought never to be used in con
nection with naming inanimate OBJ.
jects, though the dictionaries give the
word such n secondary meaning on the
dubious authority of Bishop Burnel.
To speak OF ''c~hristening' a warship is
n wholly unnecessary piece of mac
curacy and irreverence which should be
discouraged.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

MIR. Gladstone manages TO get along
without stenographers for secretaries
His clerical assistants are long hand
writer's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
Gn1ster Chronicle.
JosEpH KUBLER, PUBLISHER.

There is at Baltimore. Ireland, n
fishing school where boys receive in
struction in all branches of a sea fish
erman's work, and in such allied in
dustries as net-making, BODYBUILDING,
cooperage and sail making.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16
The MARKe rs
Ave stock.

Ave >toox.
Sioux Cirr. Jan IL.
Hogs-Ldght. o. 7593S5 mixed, NlsJa
$50: heavy, 81. 9O@4M
C~attle-Steers, l,lO0 10 1900 pounds,
&.OU0s3.1 20; feeders, O.. 5000 %; stockers,
a3o92 W; cows. common 10 good. sl.0o@
zoo; ycarlings, q. OUa2. 45; bulls, 81. 5Uct
100; veal calves, EaG@35a
CHICAGO. Jan IL
Hogs-Light. sa.sO44sO: mixed. Slv0a
4.20; heavy, ~. 9Std4..O.
Cattle Extra and native beevcs,
%. SOesa IS stockers and feeders. q. O0a
a5ji mixed cows aud bulls, d. AUSt
3.75; Texans, $s.2o@4 w.
Shcep-Nativcs, S5.2j@5.e5. westerns,
t3.15@5O0; Texans, 81 75W4.vl
Sourn OMAHA. Jan IL.
C~attlc-Choice bcevos, S3.5045O; cows.
sl.SS9a 90; feeders. sa.zo@s75; bulls,
Hcg.-Light, g. sO93 %. mixed. = sJa
500 heavy. tS9Og4M
KAvsAi C,rr. Jan :
C~attlc-Extra fancy steers, S.UO0l Is,
cows, VI. E@a 100; stockers aud feeders
e. 5I@ 10.
Hog.-Ext- IN ranges, - s5@a5a
reduce AND I'rov sionA
CHICAGO, Jan IL
Eiour-oPrtnk patents. tioo y III; win.
ter patents, ti.i0@I.W
Wheat - Cash. size: May, vsh@93sks
Corn-Cash. 1850: May, siEe
Oats-Cash. 2yc; May. sisGc.
kyc-S7c.
~barley--60c
flax-Bkc
I~imothy-$l. "a
W~hisKy--$l.l IL
Pork : Cash, $3.50; January. sIL.s.
May. $ll.Su
Lard-Ca.b. &C. s,l @C as; January, o. %
May, 81 a5saG.5 7@.
Short hibs- Ia.h, g. 1905. so
Shouiders--t yO9L0.x shors clear.
t.U59l.5A
Busser-crsamsry, i7@l7s,l, dairy. aO0
25c.
Cheese - Full cream chcdaarx, lo3<m
ihc; nats. ii9it4c; souus Amsricas
E~gss--Fresh :2yla2ae.
Aides-Heavy and light greca saltcd.
&c; sailed bull. sA@41&e; racsn
salted calf t@G1sc; dry nint, Sc: dry
sailed hides, C0gsc; dry calf S01vcy:
deaconA each, 25c.
Tallow-No solid. Sc: packed. IA
ss4c; cake. s1tc
MINNEAPOLIS. Ian. IL.
Wheat-ClosIng: No. | Northern. Han.
.uary, s5lzc; Nay. SIZE; on tack. No
hard, size; No ] northern. SOySc. No {
northern. 7y9Svl4a
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

News from Baracoa, Cuba, is to the
effect that the cocoan ut crop is a fail
ure. A plague has attacked the palm
trees, and they are dying. To the ma
tives of many of the tropical islands
the cocoa palm is as necessary as the
camel TO the Arabs, the whale to the
Eski mo, or wheat 10 the United States.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

A writer III Belgravia recalls what
seems like a moclSery of fate. Before
the poet, Philip ourke Marston, be
came blind, in fact while he was yet
an infant, Dinah Muloch, his god
mothc~-~ apostrophized his beauty in
lines beginning, Look at me with thy
large brown eyes, Philip, my king"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

Glasnevin, where Mr.. Parncll is bur.
led. Is a picturesque cemetery, sur
rounded by a high stone wall, with q
watch tower at each angle. in which
the Irish in oiden times sighted the in.
vading Danes. Many encounters took
place in the now tranquil graveyard
between the natives of the Emerald
Isle and their intrudiug enemies. In
later years its quiet walks were often
trodden by the great Sheridan. Swift,
and Addison. who seemed to find in
this shady place q favorite rendezvous
for the formation Of their brilliant
thoughts.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

While in Kissingen last summer
Prince Bismarck said that he only had
one ardent wish, and hat was % have
a proper inscription on his gravestone.
A few days ago Mat Beuer, of Berlin,
sent the prince seventy different in.
scriptions, in the hope that the cx.
chancellor might find one to please
him. Bismarck, however, was not fiat.
tered by the attention, and answered
rather CURLY that he had read the var
ious inscriptions. but was happy to say
that he needed one of them ut pres.
ent.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-16

An oak chair, made from the print
ing press on which the original Kill
marnock edition of Burns poems was
printed in 1856, has just been given to
the Burns cottage at Ayr. The Pail
Mall Gazette saws that there is u
model of Burns bust carved on the top
of the back. and a carving Of Tam
o Shanter' crossing the Aud Bridge
Of Doom below, and on the arms are
the heads Of Tam and the Souter. At
the centenary dinner in Ayr in 1850
this chair was used by Sir James Fer.
gussOn, the chairman"
- -
Prc-Columbian discoveries of Amer
lea are claimed by several nltions.
Chinese Buddhist monks are said to
have landed in Mexico in the fifth cen
tury of our era. st. Brendan, who is
said TO have flourished in Ireland in
the sixth century, IS said TO have
landed at some unidentified place on
this continent, but Left Ericsson, in
the year 1000, actually made a landing
in what is now Mount Hope bay,
Rhode Island, and called the country
Ninland. The settlement was broken
by the internal discussions in 1912.
Madoc, prince of Wales is said to have
visited this country in 1l70.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF rHE
" District OF Colulabis. Washington, d. c.. No.
yember -. 1sS2-fo all whom IL may concern: 1t
Dissriet Of that the following
essAry for tae public s.ety. comfort helth. under
quests having been made that the work be ordered
be assessed AGAINST AUDITING property the Commit
sioners hereby give notice that they viii receive OBJ
TWELVE O'CLOCK N. MONDAY, DECEMBER
fIfTH. 1872 Said objections should Be sub
United In writing. LAYING sewers. az Indicated
upon plass on le in the ofee OF the Engineer Com-
missioner. d. O.. On street southeast fDtween "a
and 9Th stsets PRINCETON between
18th and l4th streets extended; in Valley street,
tween Canal ard street xni 3fst and .f2d sfreets
Geor<e.own. square y W. DOUGLASS. NV. ROSS.
Nm. 7. kOSsLLL. Commissioners DC. naxt6s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W Si.hopt 30, rd y lad. e once: location west
s CO sIs s1H @ q s.sr o aSS n''
WANTEp-THREE FURNISHED Rooms FOR
me: Sss1:: s:.I sss
WAsTl1I; oSNTLEMAx: coMToEIABLE
drsss r. l.. Star once. IT.
WTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN DEPARTMENT.
s'f isn e..
WANTED-pEcEMBER /. BY YOUNG COUPLE,
s9os board WIN use Of Isrior. in refined family y
Sa s.sr ocs not exceed 800 Address
WANTTD-Ar oNcE-Two FURNIsHEp COM
da1s.: or ss ia isssS s:.
WANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
ecnXenispce.: Vicinity pension once prsisrrs sd
Sta. ss o @n'' b stated
WANTBD-BY GENTLEMAN WIFE AND BOY
ssn ns BED o ns aS sSs s
ssieS i. .s: SO p saa sses
sS sses
% RSsrss vyp snd
II. star ONCE
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND DAUGH-
psrticulars and terms. QUIRO. Star oface. Refer
ences EXCHANGED. n26-2t'
WANTED-FoR SIX MONTHS. A FURNISHED
~ nat three TO hve rooms. with bath Address DIR.
OhEILLY. q. 3. Army. $40 18th ct. n W. n25-3ts
WANTKD-THREE UNTURNIsHED CoMMUNI-
w eating rooms; second hoor light heat and bath;
no housekeeping; no children; location. northwest
Address W. II. C.. Star ONCE n25-2ts
"ANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFINISHED
w second or third story rooms for light housekeep
lns; heat, gas, bath; widow and DAUGHTER; prompt
TER, Star Office n24-3t'
WANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST, BY YOUNG
w man. large comfortably furnished room south
ern exposure preferred Add stating location and
price. g. NJ c.. Star Office MAST
WANTED-FURN1sHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
10 sec ure destra ole roorners Established 1880
Observation-Disclosures AGENCY. 427 18th ST. nv
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

L,oR RENT-FLAT OVER 1881 D. ST. NV; oP-
A po-te Hotel Johnson b.ing Pa ave., aud
18th SITS. modern conyeniences, roouls rent. eco
In advance; key l345 Pa. ave. IT,
L'oR RENT-A FLAT OF PINE ROOMS; PRIVATE
Il hail and bath. furnished leautif ~lly 70 careful
parties without children. Apply. l4is 18th 81 "
after pm. n25-3s'
LNoR RENT-FLATs. AT 80 18TH sT NV,
Il opposite Music Hall; q rooms hath aud kitchen.
n25-3t q. ALBERT WHITE. 1875 Fs.
lroR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY laos l<rH ST.
Il n. W i've mons aad bath. with heat no children,
yearly lease. Apply 4. Is. MARIOw,
ocls-eo3m 90 Corcorzn building.
nor RENT-lee3 CONNECTICUT we, FUR
Il nished nat OF three large communicating ruoms.
with Private bath. s.ng,y SUITE IA Of HOUSE,
viii kitrhen and dining room; new furniture sani-
tary plumbing. no4lN.
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FOR RENT-STORES.


EoR RENT-sToRE. AT 5l9 18TH ST. NV.
opposite Metzeroti Hall suitable any business
h2o-3t C ALBERT WHITE. 1898 y ct.
L,oR HENT-sToRE as nth ST. NV. ALSO
Il upper rooms for business dwelling purpos~s
A. f. h. MIDDLETON. 5i5 iith II. nv. n23-5s
E'oR RENT-sTokE AND DWELLING: RENT
Il reduced from 600 % s75 Ter month. 10 rooms,
mod imYs. two large ilate-v ASS Windows suit
business, deep concrete cellar; 9Th and sts
n25-3t' sHRENE. 1909 7th ST. n ".
E,oR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE ~ MON
Il trose Flats. Ills frh NJ. n. asxS1 floor space,
ESPECIALLY suitable for bicycle business cafe:
heat; large cellar ready fo- occupancy by Dac. L.
fsse. l. 5. fRisTOE. 1898 NJ. ". n2B3'
L'oR RENr-AFINE STORE ROOM; PLENTY OF
Il light; 18th II. above 4 NV, Price, $40 per
n23-6t lfs4 Fst nj.
LoK KENT = ELEGANT CORNER STORES on
Il Thomas circle. l4th and Mass ave-. opposite The
Portland steam heated aud lighted by Sos and
electricity filtered water GOOD cellar. Apply 10
c. ID. LiEBERMASN.
ns-im 1903 y ct.
EoR RFSr-oNE-HALF OF NEW STORE. lIo7
Il q 81. n " one q the best locations 20 be haig
elegant hight. fixtures. steam heat. a.. ADpiy
PHYSICAL CULTURE CORSET COMPANY. ll07
q -. ng-lm
E'oR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE, es7 ST.
Il n. W. suitable for any business Arpiy 20
M I'm W.. JOHNSON. Sls l.Jah NJ. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED = SITUATION BY COACHNAN;
w sinrie5 20; Ensiishman; highly recommended
from New YORK and city being perfectly sober.
honest sud capable; good appearance. Address B. T..
Star Office IT.
WANTED-BY EXPERT CoLORED MAN, PLACE
w as butler In private family good references
twenty FOUR years experience in Washington. Al
dress X b O.. Ills 2od d. NV. n262t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN. A
W place as waiter butler In . private family or
driver for caterer best reference. Call at 1l1 10Th
st. n. ". n26-2ts
INTERPRETATIONS IL STORE Or NEAT
w market by . competent butcher and eat alter
10 Objection TO going out Of the city. A. ess s. x
Star Office IT.
WANTED-A SITUATION. PREFERABLY IN A
w patent attorneys once. by young man OF ,few
years exrcrsnce In that business and who 10 also
stenosrapher and typewriter. L 4 p. Star ofhce L
WANTED-TO PATKNT soLIOIToRs-A FIRST
" class and experienced patent ounce drsushtsman
Of New York wsnfs position with Washington at,or
neys- Viii refer 10 recently bsued as refer
snc-s- Address 7. r.. star Office. n96-3t'
WANTEp-BY A coLoRED MAN. A PLACE AS
w porter waiter In private family best city
references. Please call or address J. BAkEf. 1I23
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4 We have the following desirable houses 70 ,s.s.
1929 X q, neaTly new bEicks, hrovn -stons
the improvements; hardwood nnish- Rent esS "a
1907 10th ST., nearly new brick. with 0rooms bath
1917 e. brick. storiss and csiias b..
Inert kischen- IL rooms aud bath. anal, frrnncs.
me prlcss named include water rsat Fer fsrshsa
HiS-Isr All. WARMER CO.. sls + o. Nv.
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no d II. WAkNEK 90. 016 = q. a. ~
LOB RENT-HANDsOME RESIDENCE. 200 EAST
Capitol st; near new library and CAPITOL; ele-
laundry. &c. new beating and sanitary plumbing;
e75i lerRe stable II desired Apply ct Room l6 Al,
lantfc building. J. 8. JORrlX
INSECT 0ensrsi acS.&
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FEMALE.


WANrEp-By YOUNG LADY WITH THREE
w years. s.g.rtsnss: position e clerk or type
snos .sl must ss R:s: %orf ' Address coMsTfeN
MANIFESTATIONS FOR cooks. -ENaI-
muses. se sr.aesn .ss%:.1sss:.. ssssIss. S.issss
linen room hands. drsftslnen. BURNHAM,s Ito
WANTED-BY DREssMAKER, FEW EN-
ssaf.ss sssr d fe' by the DAY
y HeA or II
family. Please cali soi1 L st NV ~ n2sat'
WANTED-BY NEAT coLoRED WOMAN, PLACE
vSrk no washing; GOOD references. Call or address
WASTED i. BY, COMPETENT ooL99RED
ence.. Address or apply .: se4 18th s. NV. 1T
WANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS. PLACES
tn. other :. charn srmaid furnish best city r.sr
ences. Call at 2o25 LIST. n
No cards answered IT.
WANTED- 90 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. maids. lsundresses chau,bermads. seam
ref.rencefroa lasteln ployers, o137,hstn.v. II!
w place as ehAmbernaid IA private family or rem.
not lees han s2 G ISL s1Hd n
WANTED : SITUATION BY A COMPETENT
vat. s adasss n s.I in
WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
or Address for fass En- es TIN
ANTED-sJ TCATIoNs FOR DAY WASHING
cosehm.n. Cali or sddre.. as Fenton st n n II!
WANTED : By A YOUNG LADY AMERICAN
had experience. Address A. B. G.. aos Eth st n w. /:
WaaSTrD.B'y' MIpDLE-AaEp ENGLISH
work Addfes. ESaLiss. STAR ofie not Ar' f. Of
WANTED-BY AN ExPERIENCED YOUNG
" q lady position in confectionery store hadrsss
WANTED-BT LADY, POSITION As HOUSE
n 1sss,0n 10 'ns county Address mrs 'G na6s,
WANTED By a WHITE GIRL,
plain ss~ns aas. star ee work
WANTED by AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
day ADDRESS, sss sSm s by is
or address 4 W. lsc,5 9th st. n V. n.5-3,'
WANTED SITUATION BY A GERMAN GIRL
seen at rrssent EMPLOYERS. III St sw na55.
Neutrality-suspicious. BY LADY as STE
ted SsIe.s and satisfaction sassan
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS. CHAM
P asf afasf
WANTED-BY LADY JUST ARRIVED FROM
elderly LADY Si!lins to make herself useful aad,.ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR FIRST-CLASS
w white nurse; want To- coed settled white woman
for chamberwork and sewing want Is; Q Irish
girl. willing and obllviny for chamberwork in a
boarding house: want 10. have some German girls
coming, for Homework. In December Appiy to Mrs.
Z. NJ. DUNNlNG. Employment Bureau for White
Help Only. 524 10th st. u W.. Phoenix building. up
stairs n24-Ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION
w as nursery governess or companion; willing TO
make herself generally useful. Address
n24-3t' GOvERNESS, Star Office
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs D. private families. hotels restau
rants wherever needed also positions clerks
Established lSso sHACKLEFORDS. AT 11th n.
MS lSt'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-POsI1
w for cooks. chamberInaids waitress iaundresses
nurses. seamstress. WATERS cooks coschInen. but
n2l-6ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

yVAxTFD-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TABLE
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EoR RENT-HoUsE so7 = ST. NV; THREE
y stores. eieht rooms csiiar. q bath and an
h's K ssss sas 'OSf dssT c s,,:s pfss ::
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

NOR REMITTANCE ANp DESIRABLE OFFICE
Il rooms. "a floor. fronting eth St. in May
building" corner 9ih and y v, 1t el1 and s20
n.9i-Bt ". q. DtNAI.I ~ ST NV.
INoR RENT-THIRD and FOURTH-FLoON
Il front rooms. COLUMBUS BUILDING. 6I7F ST.
nv idezl rooms fur attorney rent reduced.
n26.S JOHN q. JOHNSON. 6l7 r st.
I,OR RENT-l4ll a. ST NV. 2 CONNECTING
Office rooms bssi location IN the city;
able: will give q three years lease. CHAs. q.
VI. LOEFELER. 1Al1 G NJ. n. ". ne0-3t
LNOE RENT-oFFICE ROOMS ONsECoND FLOOR
Il of our building. suitable for dentist lawyer
ent attorney &C. moderate rent. TYLER a RUTH
ERfORD. 1907 Est. NV. ocs-s~s
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EOR .kENT-l230 18TH ST. NV; 3-sTOj
Il brick DWELLING; bar windows. all msdcru iurro,
ments; rent. $50 per month. In advance. Key
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BOARDING.

rrHE SAN RAFAEL
1929 NJ st. q. w., Washington. d. &.
Elegant rooms. en- suite or single. snd superior
table board IT.
EoR RFNT-lJo1 4TH ST. NV, NICELY FUR
Il nished front room second floor; room and
board. $40 per month. il.
I ovELY sECoND-sToRy FRONT ROOM. ALSO
- communicating rooms. with nrst-class board
Call at l254 Mass. ave. NV. moss
EoR sALE-sl5o WILL BUY SOUND. REIl-
~ able family horse. Concord harness and phaeian
Il nished rooms and board; trAnsienfs accommo-
dated; table board els; meals. Is and 2sc. ness.
L,IRsT-RATE ACCOMMODATIONS TO 3 COL
Il ored gentlemen; con venient TO printing once and
cars. Call after 40 40 Patterson tt n e between
y. Gap. and lst NJ and sts. n2t-.3t.-
w ne good home tables one block from govern
ment prfn ing ONCE ms 81
RoARDING-Pl.EAsANTR ROOMS. SECOND AND
~ third-s'ory front. with unexcertional hoard. ~
1871 q st. NV. n24-3t'
107 4TH ST. OPPOSITE JUDICIARY SQUARE.
~ handsome secondstory front ROOM furnisheds
board heat and gss; also hall room on same floor.
n2r,fwe
THE soUTHERN-SII. 18TH ST. Nw.-FIRsr-
weet- Runs tally-ho oosch daily 10 Arlington.
Sold ers Home and Cabin john bridge. nl7-lm'
NJ RS A, NJ. SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
VA Leased the Elliott Homestead. DIP North Capitol
WITH sssse ss sss asf oss9
n1-1Sts
OCn lsT ST. NE-GooD BOARD: LARGE
%%O sunny. wsll-beated rooms. reasonable pricss,
, nsef two lsnss cars Capitol B. and o. dep,t also
EIRsr-cLAss BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS
with all modern improvements. centrally locstsi
and moderate charges. xz Indiana ave. s~2s-3m