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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-11
THE CHICAG0,.====
LWAUKEE g.
ST. PAUL Rail WAY

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from ST.
Paul and Minneapolis via La
s and Milwaukee to CHICAGO
and all points in the Eastern states
and Canada. 1t is the onlv line
under n management between
81. Paul and Chicago, and it is this
finest equipped railway in tho
Northwest. 1t is the only line rum
ming Pullman drawing-room Sleep
ing cars with the luxurious snok-
ang-rooms, and the finest dininu.
cars IN the world, via the famous
River Bank Route" along thr
shores of Lake Eepin and the beau
1l1ul mississippi riverto Milwaukee
and Chicago. Its trains connect
with those of the northern lines in
Inc Grand Union depot at st. Paul.
mo change OF cars OF any class be-
tWeen st. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, time tables, and
auil information, apply to any
coupon ticket agent in the North.
west.
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j, located at Red Mountain. Lewis and Clarke
county, ,~lontanA-Notice is hereby given, that at
a meeting of the trustees of said company, held
on the 9th day OF hsrch 4. ID. 1892, an assess-
msnt Of ono and o~ne-hslf 90 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said com
pany, payable on or before tho 9Th day, of May.
PAM. room $. Gold block. Helenu, Lewis and
Clarke county, Montaua. Amy siocx upon which
said assessment shnl remain unpaid On the 18th
and will bs duly advertised for sale at public
auction. and IN $ payment shall be made be-
fore. will be aold on the 9th day of June. 1892, to
pay this delinquent assessment, together with tho
costa Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
MAaSENA BILLIARD 81
gecretnry of Pioneer Mining company, room 8,
Gold block. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. 5.s + @EL4z IS t@f
Dated March q, 1882.
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CURE FITS !!

When I ray euro 1 do not mean msrely to stop them
Cor n Tins and than have them return nsain. ImannA
radical cure. Ihaye made tho dissaBe Of FITS, EPI-
others have failed Ii no reason for not now receiving
cure. Send at once for n treatise and q Freq Hottlaof
my infallible renlsdy. Give Express aud Post OGcs.
81. Il. ROOT NJ, Cy 1903 Pearl ksts NJ Y.
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CLOSING OUT SALE

This is no advertising dodge, but ] mean business, a S prices
quoted below will prove. All whistles are quoted at Eastern
prices and are subject to change monthly. Nowis the chance for
dealers to buy strictly pure whiskies Eat Distllers' prices in large
quanttes) and save freight. Will sell in quantities to suit, from
one barrel to limit Of stock. The following goods in stock:
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TIME SCHEDULE.


TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. /. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1875 p. m
No 2, Atlantic mail. east bound ....... ;. 1920 p. m
No. 5, Logan passenger, connecting at
Logan with No. 8, Pacific express,
west bound...... ..t..,........... 2:10 a. m
Not. Missoula and Butte passenger /. 1880 p. m
No. s, Marysville passenger. .11:20 a. m
No. 10. Marysville accommodation. .. b:45 p. m
No. Q, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger. $40 .. m
No. 102, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays 500 D. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. /, Pacific Mail. west bound........ 1850 D.. m
No. 2, Atlantic Mail. east bound ....... 1885 p. m
no. u, Logan passenger, connecting at
Logan with Atlantic express, east
bound. ...;..-% -.-..... ITO p. nj
NO. ), butte and Mlssoula rassenger.... 800 q. m
no. Z, Marysyllle passenger. ........... 7A5 a. IN
No. s, Marysville accommodation. -. 800 D. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
Passenger -. ....,... s...,...... 7:35 a. m
No. 101, Rinini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. ......... 8:15 a. m
For Rates, Maps, Time Tables or Special
Information apply to Chas. S. Fec, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Paul,
Mimi, or
f. =
General Agent of tho Northern Pacific n, R., at
HELENA. MONT.
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-= .. The Great Northern IT.
Leaves Helena daily at 1I:1O a. m. and is
the abort fsss line to the east. They run
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| WANTED-AT HEADorARTERs- POSITIONS
Tor COOK, wsitress snnSr.sses
SAMUEL A cooNBs & CO.. 5e7 1Oth st. IT.
yNTANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
nsd. ses,s,rsss Snalers coschnen faoisen rssr
ences from last EMPLOYERS. 613 9Th It. ". my2tF
WANTED By 4 REsPEcTABLE COIogED
1af.ren@e osTi or .ddress q perSe 81.
WANTED-BY coLoRED WOMAN, sITUA.
xr.a, A 1lis Bsplin: y. bet. o snd P and se'h
and 21s' s's Call three days. IT.
WANIEp-sY IRENCH Girl: SITUATION As
srsss 3D. d. sssr ONE month"; "a
sition a. collector or watchmsn or other occupa-
ton; reference. Address Box Ii9. Star once ness
WANTED : EMPLOYERS. FOR COMPETENT
s ;; tfs Rf;'s: II
WANTED-k PLACE AS COOK TO 90 WITH A
''nE$ssy:s:. isso Il st.. wednesday and Thursday.
WANTED-By PHYSICIANS COLORED COACH
s, MAN place in ETiys'e fsRy good can
mye4S. 'o'@ n' s0' "''"'"s'0" ST.
WANTED SITUATION BY. REsPECTABLE
w young woman as parlor maid. chambermsid or
'1 nc ss :soa
WANTED-BY A DAIRYMAN OF LONG EXPE-
ns ss Es.tion as working foreman Aaaassss
WANTED-BY A kEsPEcTABLE CoLoRED
W woman. washing TO do az home csn give the best
Of references. ADDRESS l. D.. 406 wsshineton st.
bet 9Th and 5th. and II nv mSEi?t'
WANTED-YoUNG FRENCHNAN TWENTY
w two years Of age. liberated from military service,
recently arrived in America not able to speak English
nuenty. desires situation. Having rome through all
ms classes IN France. Possesses several diplomas
Would be willing tn take the entire charge and conduct
OF horses Address e. J.. Star ONCE. niy;SS2t.
WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL. A SITUATION
w as chanbernIaid and waitress in private family.
Call a. Ito 18th st. n W. references exchanged.
WANTED-BY FIRsT-CI.Ass SWEDISH
w lAundress situation by the lst Of June To 20 to
Cape May Tor summer months, three years highest
references. Ad'lr-ss Box 81. star Office. my2:'-f'
WANTED-BY 4 CoLoEED WOMAN, TO DO
w laundering at home for private families. good
reference Address 40 Clsrks alley. bet ID and ~.
aud sts- s.w. iuy..-'-1t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. BUFFERS.
w Wallets. house. psrlor and ladies' Inais nurses.
walters. Iuae and female clerks belp for northern
titles and rssortsl. BCRNHAMS. lilo @ ST. n. W.
my2i-5t-
WANTED a POSITION AS TYPEWRITER OR
w boukkeeper by . competent young lay f;om the
north Will give the best of r-tsreu.es. Address Miss
BERTHA HAMS l2I5 ct. ne. my2i-3t-
WANTED COMPETENT LANDSCAPE GAR-
w 6ener and florist Is open for engagement. laying
ont and Decorating suburban grounds situation
superintendent preferred references. Address GAR
DENER, 3l0l u ST. ny21-3t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SoR .kNr.AT PALS CHURCH q AcRrs. a
u nom tsNtlitnNs beautifully ttxata.l. hsDdso.s.
grove: nueSt wn'er, AarxHin n snid nov Cf.ARlNCE
THOMAS. ~ ketlovN httldinE a,.sl-.rs
trQR sAi.E-NEM COTTAGE IN BI.ACkIsToNF-s
u Island. sulerh lssttou. nufrYNrd ,-nsurei.s -alt
water nshins, srshhing aud e.iaing: ro ms-qts,o-,
InS2t-ln
l.oE shF-A NICE. NEW BROOM DWELLING
hsn nri" f.''o kNsrlals station. IN, miles from.
Washington. with agfse land, ulreiN fenr,T
Hnls- wi built and nr.s srsns~d Good rad ~
-iE'iun s.i.sa. nt-Gkfr1 Porn az ~ !. -
Nure land alta h.Si can h. sold. mxax-ss
IOE SINr-A NiCE6RoON nwTIIINs- WILL
locs.el IN HyAi's,ilie, a lui-s fro,n ws-hsu.xtae
lot lHNlo feet. DUCkkI1 foRD. 6is T- n
TAKE NoIrcE-THREE ACRES AND NJ POLES
= OF land near the Virginia end ~ the Aauednrt
nftdse ~ ko-slynn. will 10 sold auction on 81.
neslss. MAY % At O'Clock y. m. 20 satisfy deed OF
az ne land viii BE- sold r-ssrdle~. of rrios.
nne chance Tor speculation to buy q villa site
Ones Iso Tor turther informstion -.
ny--sF j. y. CLEMENTS. 1Ssl 81 nv
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED.OLD HAIR MATTRESSES TO RE-
ssss ss!1a many M sSG5
WANTED-TO HIRE. WHITE GIRL; WANT TO
w sell two building lots, Q bet 4th and 5th SITS.
a aM S g, rent: furnished on' room sssg IN
wv education n such matters would ander,.ss ID.
ss.Ha sA' snn 81: sns ss oriental %
w st, machini.t and model maker. repairs sewing
rs:, sgSIt aI.r. Li,o s1
e. .ns Sas
81. NV. my21-tr
WANTED-TYPEWkITER FOR RENT-REM-
w inston. Smith. C.liEraph Hammond. &c. first
sa:;: only RI s f sasSTi sSa on
iny.O 610F st. NV.
WANTED-GENTs's SUMNER SUITS TO CLEAN
d.s.a py sSG e e;sa
WANTED AND FOR sALE-,HoUsEHoLD AND
s.: :sYf ;s.i: ss:$s SS %fssTSs
s, sas M OFT Eng
NV esst to Ss 0 s
fSs .pca N NasE
sS .ps 81 M
son 0Oo Ith st NV ~my6-1m'
PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER, old and new jewelry. dentist gold, coins.
sSs ss G ssr kenes
and Licensed desler. 6lS 9th st. NV. myt-lm' .
WANTED-ALL WANTING PHOTOGRAPHS
GALLERY 1913 Pa ave. This low rate for this month
only. Framing picture with each dozen. ap.,S-1m
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT We RECEIVE
w orders daily for iron and s!ee! ceines Hill
WANTED TO EXCHANGE A NEW OR SECOND.
new second hand. THE CYCLERIES. 1904 q ST.
NV my-.-tr
WANTED : HORSES TO KEEP Keeping
w horses winter and summer specially; order box
road miles ont IT., o. O. Il. +. Clark sligo. Nd. SD
js.y-4n,'
WANTED AND HOTEL PRO
w Prieiors TO know that they can have their furni
sn1 an. sps FREE #
AANk CO.. 1877 81 NV. Established in 1871.
fet6-ly
WANTED-wIILIAM C. FRIZZELL,s PIANO
w timer Gsss 9th st. sw. Orders from Md. Va.
and all parts Of the District by mail will prompt
sttentivn First clsss tuning At lowest rates. te1Of
WANTED -. OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
hens Sitfi ofSa q aRsn. lar
Office. 1Oak Whitehall ~ ja24ly
w rsnodetns WORKS, feathers r.noSs,ed mattresses
u H. YoUNGs. iaS. Pa ave TeiepG"ns l6os- Ri
WANTED.FINE HORSES BOARDED-pRIv-
w ing. saddle and carriage horses taken At Ash Hill
road aud trark: rrodined daily. Gen. Z. r. Beale.
proprietor. Telephone direct to farm, 1888 J. ".
49,.
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BOARDING.

A FAMILY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIkE
"A three on four table bozr~rs also handsomely fur
nshsd rooms near Franklin PARK. Addre-- 1el2 1Sh
81. n. my1e-1.fs
GOOD TABLE BOARD AT as 18TH ST. n. Va
" at summer prices. hone-nsde bread and eoo1
myss-si' CATERER. 81, Ish 81. nv
THE SOUTHERN. 5Il 18TH ST. RESORT FOR
II sight-errs; rooms with toArd. 81 per day; % 20
~ per week newly RENTED elegant rpome; Wiz
lard's and points u interest. j. y. WATSON. Msr.
jy111y
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENTeTw0 EIGHTROoM AND BATH;
a. nj. "a frst-ass order on st. n e23 80.
r99ms and bath; q. m. l.: on st. NV; IS. W L.
WILKINSON. 0x3 q. n my24-N'
Tor RENT-FURN1SHED, AT NOMINAL RENT.
Il until Octot,er !. very pleasant, desirable new
house; ~ rooR,s. baths, &c; 2lOi u. NV; s45
per mouth reference required rnya-a
LroR RENT-ON AND AFTER JUNE l. NOISE
Il 1908 II. Nv. conveniently arranged; mod
ern improvements 10 rocins and hath Apply 10 W
.. 5OHNSTON. 6'eF ST NV myl2 I'm
E,OR RENT-fR JUNE TO OCTOBER, FUR-
4 nished house on Chapn 81. nominal rent To- small
FANNY with good references. j., Star office m.4.;s
EfOR RENT-.s.4 10TH ST. Sc, PRESS BRICK.
nearly nrw z rooms; bath, with brick stable. ].
oENu.LE Johnson. my.A.H'
E0RRENT-621 4TH ST. n. w OPPOSITE PEN
y sion of6ce twelve rooms; bath; cellar: furnace;
ali modern improvements rooms ALWAYS rented.
my24-3t' JAMES G. JESTER $50 Z ST. NV
TNOR RENT
u 2212 and :,2ol4 @ st. n. w., ST., all mi ESQ 30
store cor Cal ave and I'd st. me-. with dwg.. 3! so
gandI st. n. e.. Or, ali M l.. .......... * 70
:4.2l1 St n ". 6r, all m. 81
alS Jackson alley. Ar. water in kitchen. ... : 90
40 nupperts court s.e.. Ar. water in kitchen 500
=. BARNES Il WEAVER
II fSp 4 ct. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

nELIGHTFUL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR A FEW
for . M1ss sf S fi
Church. Va my.s5-6t'
WARRENToN. VALANCE AIRY ROOMS AND
goS board IN ~ a. located hos at Mar
FLORENCE WILSON. Wsrrsnion. Va Tny2I-1m'
nELIGHTFUL AND REASONABLE COUNTRY
200 yards Of TsnieytoSn and coHneceut ass eIeetre
ears lsrEe attractive shady grounds various kinds
references exchanged. Address L. L. L.. star office.
s'CoMFoRT RETREAT" SMALL BUT POPULAR
SS%@s5y " n Keep fTy;I SssS
RoARDERs WANTED = LAKE VIEW FARM,
walk g kns m.. from Ns ,S
Mrs n j. WAGNER. RocsSsile. Ma mys sess''
FROM AND AFTER JUNE 10. BOARD IL 4
and III only 1tew hours run from washinston Ad-
GOoD SUMMER BoARD.-'MOUNTAIN VIEW"
Ridge near Luray. comfortably Fitted up for summer
water ne shade spscoiiz grounds iine front nsiinr
streams within half mile rates low ~ hours FROM
Washington; twice daily communication with that
sspS tSr price and further ii
ID bft.en miles from Washington, d. G. Met. B. b.
spTs trrk '.sn hhs.iRasi 1sf' E
my2l-eolni'
MOUNTAIN GLEN-4 MILES FROM PURCELL
Au Vile station, from Hllsboro W. and o. X. R. ;
open for summer boerders large house Ig acres ane
shade good table; plenty OF fruit and milk boarders
met At station free. Apply to
Airs T. Z. HOUGH,
my2l-eo1m Hillsboro. Loudoun Co, Va.
GLEN MANOR. At FOREST GLEN. MD. WILL
~ open June 1 under nrstclass management. Only
one block from station 9miles from Washington on
Metropolitan branch B. and o. 20 minutes ride.
Shade, perfect lawn tennis court. romantic
spot. Finest chalybeate spring water Flush closets
bath room, &c. Terms moderate. Address GLEN
MANOR, Forest Glen, Md. or care of j. X. HERT-
FORD, 1419 ST.. city. my12-lm
DEIIGHTTrL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
vegetables sulphur and from water Address Mrs
JNo. STOCKTON. Brook Park. Rio. Albemarle
county. Virginia. my5-lms
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WlNTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Z OK . UNFINISHED ROOMS. By
w q Gentleman for himself for suuaner. Rfterward
for family. Location preferred, bet 81. n and
Thomas Circle address W b L. Star ofhce IL.
UANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AND WIFE ONE
w or two furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
A6dressC. Star Office IT.
WANTED ONE LARGE AND SMALL. con-
w Meeting room. unfinished. FIRST second floor,
east o. 1.th ST.. Capitol HILL preferred; moderate
rsat- Address. Swing full particulars. A. g.. Star
sfhce. IT.
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms AL parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
% secure desirable roomerp; terms moderate.
sHACkLEfokD'S AGENCY. &21 l1th s.. NV.
my2oe<'
"ANTED-3 Rooms NEAR u. s. TREASURY
w for housekeeping. 3 adults; rent must Be Low ;
Sns year or mere II suited, state price. y. W. T..
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WANTED-HOUSES.

UANIED-BY A RESPONSIBLE WIDOW, THE
w care OF house for summer months for VI two
three rooms would rent two three
ruoms best Of references given Address G.. W. star
o<hce. my2l-Rs
UyANTRD-ARE RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN AND
w wife without children Will seeept charge of or pay
nJininAl for furnished house during summer or
longer. Address INTERIOR, Star ONCE my2l-3t'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
LNOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE FLATS ON
Il ST. n. e.. nearly new; u rooms and bath
separate gas meters mi I'd floor, price. els; Sd
Hoor, price, e13.
my21-2w' Apply to OWNER. $40 18th st. NV
LNOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT; ROOMS;
Il bath and all modern convenience: only $40 per
month Possession given June l. Apply to JANIT0R,
Milton Flats. mylS-6t
ErOR RENT-TWO FLATS, FOUR ROOMS EACH
l. I'd and 81 floors: range; hot water baths; large
closets: private halls: cool house; large grounds
summers rates. Cali o6lS st. n. W. myl7-2g'
LNUR REM
l. Furnished and Cnfurnshed Apartments
THE WOODMONT, 18th AMI Iowa Ctnrle.
ap21 J. +. ROBINSON, Prop.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EsrABIIsHED lsw-w. a rAppAN DrArr.
~ N pismoids. watches. JewslrY, siive vsSS e..
vsily sspsiri.s 8 Sssssisy. ''"s' - 49, 81
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

ErOR RENT-OFFICES SOB, Cos and 6Ol1a ST
mysi-:jt ABRAHAM FISHER, Gi5 + stnW.
IrOR RENT-HAyIN9 REMOVED 10 THE OHIO
4 National Bank building. cor. TN and q sts H. w..
viii rent or lease my late real cs.ate Office. l2l5
81 nv, leaving in oston. if desired, Tie counters
and iron railing formerly III lse
l.. NJ. SAUNDEES CO.,
ny2OSt Ohio r tnk building.
Ifon EENT-EERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
with beat aud rcoi location at low rental In
orr new y re.nodeltd Luii,ting PFE1EEER CON
LIFT. Az llth at. NV. upts-lm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LNoR RENT-SToRE lS:S. I4TE ST. NV. GOOD
l. cellar; very cheap at $40.
FRISTOE SIMPSON,
nlys4-:r' l:sS + S. H. W.
DOR RENT-SToRE AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
l nerof IL h and SITS. n. W.. sovd opening for
druggist. lnIrire AZ lois l4th 81. u. W. nyIl-3ts
E,OR RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE. WITH
- basement; 93G lOih ST.; nv. lo,a,.oG ,;ood only
SO. McLACHLEN L DATCHEfDER,
iny21-1 Cor. l0,h and q sts W.
L'OR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR, ts,7
y St NV, in good repair. Apply 70 W. C. JOHN
SON. us 18TH 81. NV nIyj-lm
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WANTED-LOTS

yAyANTED- WILL EXCHANGE lo-ROOM BRICK
w house. with every convenience, blocks from
CAPITOL for unimproved ground In the city or suburbs
my23.N W. W. MET0ALf. 1881 Il.
VlyANTED-sEyERAL CHEAP LOTS IN BROOK
w LAID for actual eustomerS. spexdy sales for all
shesp propsrry B. I. WEIGH. JR-
myZf,H 606 Of. n.
NyANrED-THI SALE oFLOTs IN THE NORTH
w east direct from oyner Ihose ytsninx e max
WALT, first door, Atlantis building. go ST. NV.
WANrED-A PIECE OF l4TH ST, PROPERTY.
w W-s side, either business private, for i'm
mediate nurchsssr. Address NAD6E. Star Once.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT.2oa7 PoRTNER PLACE. BET. u.
II v and 18th and 18th SITS. two-story aud cellar
haywindow brick rooms. bath and all mod imps |;
vASH,N DANrNuovrp
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IL stnw: emit be. sl75l4II Pa ave NV, I'd and
fJ 18th st NV, 2r......Il 81 floors go. 2l1 TO a31
l:ss4 st NV, basement. 11 l:sI stuw Pr I'd ar. 20
1909 st NV Ar. I'd FIR 80 605-7 9TH st several rs
ills VI ave NV, r. 80 1918 st NV, several
Iss2o Pa ave NV. Sd FIR 80 9th and f SITS
STORES.
AL st nw.......... BIS S0l r st NV. store and
1903 9TH st nw..........:SJi
STABLES.
Corcoran Art Gallery 1924 ave NV (rear). 3 >
(alley in resr). s25 l123 l4th (rear0 - is
Bet i5th& 18th, OS SITS p 6lS st NV (rear) 10 80
l1:I3 14th 81 NV (rear). 10
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.,
niy2l 1924 st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-NEw s-RooM HOUSE IN PAIR
JOHN l.. BEAII. 1921 s. snH.in
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S,p TO &.S) Per month.
wAsHN DANEyHOwER
rny"1-lw Cor. 1:sfh aud q s,s.
E0R RENT-A: S. CAYwoOD. grs 9TH ST \. ".
II 1s0SInw. mi 12rt60 - laOO lthnw ~ A. Ar l., II,
sn q st NV. an 12r 30 Isl honse S,ntt ave. 6r. Il
- stsw. m 12r. "A. ., Store GfL Fla ave -
i.sl nh NV. st. sta. - Rear l.3 Pa svnw 5r 1,
lsH ave NV, -. - Rear 1910 81 Sw Ar. IL
laS S3 "a ave NV IT,. ,ge Irwin 81 NV, r
Yi6 Fla ave NV 20 Rear 1919 5th NV IT. 10 10
$40 9Th 9 Sc. so 81, Sumner St NV. Ar. s 80
cor Nn and T. sts. n. W., unfinished rooms for
housekeeping Send for bulletin Of rents and
sales. my2l-a'
LN0R RENT
Handsomely furnished Eouse, 1875 Nst. NV.
ISS1 Corcoran 10 rooms SO. 30 20 n. J. ave.
IL rooms. nominal rent during summer months ;4a9e
q s.w.. SlS 1..0 Union St, q rooms. 81. 3D.
E>OR RENT
Sli 9TH st. ne. Or. and bath. $50 20
SIH 9TH St ne, VI anu bati D50
Sl2 n: II. ave- n 6r and bath ............. 20 10
Apply to JNO A. PRESCOTT SON.
14l6 r st. NV,
my 21.t Kellogg building.
Tor RENT-I1ls 10TH ST. NV STORE: six
IL cellar stable in fova
, 1892-03-02
Profession Versus business.

A friend of mine, a physician, did a
rich manufacturer a vast service in the
way of his profession. When the obliged
man asked for his account he requested
a deduction for prompt payment, and
this being declined, grumbled over the
amount. The doctor was immovable.
you are at liberty" he said, "to pay
nothing or ALL" But this is business"
ali .wered the other; "why not discuss it
like any other businessT' 81 am not a
business man." said my friend; 81 be-
long to a profession. l sell hat which
no man can weigh or measure"
Finally the bill was paid, and then the
manufacturer, suddenly changing his
tone, said, "Well, now that the business
is completed, l should like you to accept
this as a slight proof of our gratitude"
1t was a check for thrice the amount of
h debt. The doctor said, mo; 1 never
ALLOW a man to overpay me-" The next
day the check was sent to a hospital in
which the physician was interested
DR.. Weir Mitchell in Century.
, 1892-03-02

A well known statesman took dinner
at Tilden's old home in Gramercy park,
New York. He was captivated by the
decorations of the dining room. Next
day he looked up the decorator. 81
want you to convert my dining room
into just such a room as the one at Gram
ercy park" said he.
81 shall be delighted to do So" replied
the man, "but the COST
"Never mind the cost" said the states
man. 81 know it will be large, but you
do thp work and 1 will pay you for it."
Eyes, l know you will" persisted the
man; but l think you had better know
just what you will be expected to pay.
That room at Gramercy park brought
me $4,000" The statesman got over
his i~nfatuation Immediately and told
the decorator that he would call on him
later. Washington Cor. Cleveland
Leader.
, 1892-03-02

demanded a separate vote on the Bowers
amendment providing that vacancies here
alter occurring in the indian agencies
shall be filled BY army officers. The
amendment was adopted-l42 to 81. The
bill then passed.
MCMILLAN of Tennessee, from the com
mittee on ways and means, reported a free
wool bill, which was referred to the com
mittee of the whole, together with the
views of tho minority presented by
Burrows of Michigan. Mcmillan stated
that owing to the illness of Springer he
would not call the bill up until Tuesday
next.
Bryan of Nebraska and Turner. of
Georgia respectively. from the same com
mittee, reported bills for the free entry
of binding twine and cotton b~agging and
ties, which were referred to the committee
of the whole, and leave was granted
Payne of New York and Dalzell of Penn.
sylvanIa to present the views of the
minority. Adjourned.