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FOR SALE-LOTS

FoR sA. SAL ahE VOW coNfIETISs 4
bar as so;A q :. = ts r y s's ear ~. ono
dl4m isisfss-
E>ok sALE..oProsITE 4 CAPITOL. AT
e, S::s "'''S ra5 s' i isst ;r,1s to- ESQ
r0S saLt ,..,. ,f u.s.: .or - sssaINsros.
q + To- INT s, 10 ST. , rssss s,isS Is, m, ss,I
s.s;.HGs, q: 800. mi 9 and yeArs- v. oar.
CoR sALE-so,ioo on ira ST. NV BIZ
Sy cheap terms io.sii, v + okis isi5
FCn1 sI ~ = FIJI Sn,, sS5Lprss 70
sun VI e or i.T,i Pa st. ,s' cheap AIS
RsDs.s. IsS, ~. , Sos ss..l. ls III Ase
eo :, .s corner IN oolgRs,- hsirss, -,
E'oR sALE-Lor 2, BLOCK ~. BACON ST. sire
and rear alley Scrlss Price only 81 rs Per fosti
ai23, I'D. .. o'HaRE. iosFa
E'oR SALOON soCTH SIDE OF ST BEr.
Il lsth ana l4th lerso % alley .only Of 10 -
'V SisSs '' 'N' 'i''' LOT f IT. J. oHAHr loosra
EoR sALE-LoT os NV HAMPsHikr AVA
y near Hsnoock circle for s+.a.o. alley In r-.s,
ais wikfoS. NsfTaatws a Co. issira
EoR sALE-lors IN THr NoRrHEAsT-
= tract contAintns SAooo square feet rrtn.. 70
A r.St eSn,.iSins 1900 sau.r. s--,: pr.s.. 50
trsci cSnIsinins is co .qu.r, Zee, :, .s cent. r
s9 g,ss foot Ihos 9. HEN,.lt Co.
ENoR sALE-LoTs ~ AND ~. SO "a. ABORT
$40 Q fe,. With side alley rs f.-s r~.- alley ID
iee,f NIL be sold BY the owner. PATRICK COOK
lsss 2Sth At nv di2Ssts
E'oR sllk- ELFGANr Lor ON HFT i-IW
and isih ", reduced FOR short Period 70 81 ~
Also ~, q ~ shout i2a. khcae l.iana sve. e-s
dia4, WATERS q THOMPSON. isssFA-
ENoR sAIE-A GRAND BUILDING LOT ON L
81 bet; 18Th ana iste 80 n " 6 f.~s : inshss
front b l6e feet - Aofoot sley tsnTor.ry i'm
chaser s 49,
Inquire Isle L..n~ dla-N.
E'oR sALE An ABSOLUTE BARGAIN m
a square oI'ro-ite Dcv scv-rnm-ut printing of> Q
ste: ten lots offered Tor or. rer foif One ofthS
hest seo.s Of prop-rty thu msrk.s tay fE -s-cu-
lAiion- Apply -
- J. HARRISON JOHNSON a SON,
dc-S 1H 7,h sw
FOR sALE-A suRPRrsr N THE kFAi ESTATE
II Inc. our 'ed- Evening New. rsfufday n.r~sa-
osi u. i.ooi iQr ~ hen look Tor oflrs
dl2-a ROBINSON LoDGE- Atlantic building
FOR sALE-CHEAPRsr LOT on X Hrr lsfu
and lpsh sta 81. 20 pr fooL
dsim. es "a. RSll n
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PROPOSALS.

nEP0T QUAHTERMAsTER,s OFFICE. WASH
RsxsH vs Z o ssHsas sS5s + 5:Siya
THIFrHENTH. 1893, and then opsnsd, for 9nrnish-
ing during the i've mepths ending June 36 1893.
such Forage, Straw and Fran may Be REQUIRED.
Tne right Y reserved to rslsct any ali proposals.
Az nformaton rsouiEsd Will Be furniAhed on sppli-
ssouia b pasts& nrceOssI fos F9ssgs,' 6: :" and
master General. q. 8. A. di6-{t
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BOARDING

" AS1tli-TthsT CLASS BOARD FOK TWO
w F~nfism-n ssxantly Furnished fTuut heat.
E4s and private bath, moderate terms JOl
ave- n. dl38'
Tor RESI-BRIGHr sunny ROOMS. WITH
U good board. al reasonable prtc.s, also few more
table bo2rf-rs can ~ Inundated good bre,i and
sood cofe- . -p~cialty susN. Y ave. n dl3-2t'
ROAkDKRs DESIRED FOR TWO LARGE FRONT
ID rooms. hot aud cold water with without table
board. .i-o oth-r roonls- Al thu sfAUSTON, 207
o. n diO6t.
lD1 sTH ST. NV. ELEGANr ROOMS AND
II = board privaf- bath newly furnished AMI
op.nsd b Mrs COLBY. formerly II si5 Vermont
ave- DE- hs-ruder's house. opposite the Arlington
HOTEL L'ESFAST HAS STILL VACANT PEW
H nice roOtu. Gail ami examine. d9
THE hOTEL RICHMOND.
l1th and n -ts n.
WI oPsn TUESDAY. D-cember 1, newly furnished.
r~ftt-d and req aired and will kept on the Amen
can Ian, and aso rent rooms by tie month year
snlt f.1nlliss- Table board - desired
d5-lm' n. " COLEMAN,
TEE SOUTHERN Sli ETH ST. N.w-FIksr-
II eia-. family loard and room. ~ PER dzy IS yer
vel kun- tall = coach daily u Aringt n.
soidsrs Home saa csoan JOAN 6ritse nl7-ia-'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR RENT -RrArTsvu.Lr sIx-Roox FRAM.
T.. sct.r. l.rss yara and ..rle. tiisisa.
ais ss'i-i'i''' ''-'''-'0n at once M DocAM.p.
EoR sAIE--AyERY pEsIRABrr rRoPtRri Ar
win ROOM dvsns and oat6aasa.. IisssS q iru,s
Ass bucKErT FORD. errau-
t'oH Sailors Tors IN WESLEY HEIGHTS
,nSn fesnS X or Is esSr r.r va;
a. Hsssy H.'ghts aIT SD "a A,ssfeaa rTs.sr.sfT
isis January J3niS = " Ess q, az 'h'
Gu s.t Il ..S a =. ssSS Iasp or s
sssP?s s :Ha S q sass, .ss .s= =:
.SSfs:. sScESfS. br.s sR a S- F.s5Sl.. We
acre fenced well stable snd carriss. hoa-- hssith
fnitIifs Eos sos Ia Ia; Zen ' Ysrs s "0' ss
FOB saLL.h pska alN, wITHIN ss Mills
now bsiss sr,Ssa -, r - srSs.a main e., ...sss
.saiRs iSrdSss i " Re . Or.S .ssr. ,lL ss
=; ma =. nm S;s - =. .s. zee
de-e,' star oihs.-
E,oR sALE-NrtR BErHrsDAP.RK-i4s lcRHS
VISOR q, :sas ana and s.I * ~
tOh shl-tUi A CHOICE lot AT FOREST
Glen Nd. as Christmas gift for your 500 q
dsnsht.T ihey are heap nov sooo, e3bo s4ao snA
ESQ. J. n. HEREFORD. lsla q Il 40 lm
WOoDED LOIS AT KENsINGroN. FRONTING
w rsiroad snd overlooking Bock cr-ek valley.
fer sale IN small monthly reyments Prizes frpta
80 Z $500 lot disnount 9. 10 lsr cent On icss
Inrchssed prior - January. lsrl Inquire 4 uvner,
HENkl y coPP 700 18th St. pst-n, OihcsL
E'oh SALON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENrs
- q few more very desirable hons- . Lake.
Nd. on the following terms
one 81. 600 cottaTe r. go cash ana sio p.r mo.
Que 500 cottage. r.. els o.sh AID Sib fsr ma
Two 200 sottAg-.d -. $50 c.sh and ten l.-r
Jhres ~ 20 eotta<es. 6to ess oa.h .na k;ssn
one sbupO cuttas-. ~ en- ca.l aud ESQ per
Two 500 cottAgc-. % 10r- sss Gosh md vs.
Al 81 the above lttaxee cons-ni-nt the
ton. they well built have porches wells rumpa
fences. oatbuildins- &c. aud .om. q them have
stables. lstrohes, baths ans other couv.uienr. %
o'sthAt CONTAIN IRON 10 ooo 20 90 fe.t sround
Lakeland IL situated ~ight miles from ws-nnsron %
the Wash ersnch " III. .. o. X X also the In. 4
the proposed boulevard aud electric railroad hsla-
more. IL hss beautiful lake. stores post ofhcs
srhools. ehurrhes AZ. Commutation uch.t. 20
further Dar!i,ul.s apply p tDwIS 4 SExNAx
Owner. 1850 z st. N. W. from - 10 . a IN.
al akeland- Inquire for 7 J. rAi,IE. surf. nie
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ARCHITECTS.

n ". sOMNKRyILLE, ARCHITECT.
y. Avrence building, 615 and 617 l4th d. Dssigns,
plans. specifications details and estimatss for any
elias. OF building promptly fuFnishsd. Tventy-nvs
years' practical expsE1snce n2i-ims
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ANY TINE YOU WANT ANYTHINo PRINTED
6 a an4 ri y Z HuRRy come 70 THE Law Re
lRINTlNS5ES3kAvIN0. Noted Tor 1IGE WORK.
~ W. A0okk HanngvI. mnI5
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

to psrtss Without children rooms ana bath; bay
is T. heat elevator s9S st
rooTS and bah steam hest. gas. central iocs,
ditto. unfurnisSsd: same location. g
ms q, nSrss ssnsra where several Of the
s1 'a arc '''''' 's WARREN oHSxTE co. 90
h IaSm: Eat q No. or FOUR
iI:a' sunny rooms; one minute q Cable earn $50
FOR RENTmTHE BEAUTIFUL MoNTRosE
~ st, ILL., 9Th St: nv rooms and bath; each
. .sSy s e e ! b D i is
FOR RENT-STORES.
FH sa .!sa ISS AsP
FoR REN ,1oz eAYwooD. 1888 eTH ST; NV.
US S:s n s gable cars and
Sncvn s.copahAnd clothing :;or saE po...s.ion
Apply to owner. e1o st. dloaw.
EoR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
F sa.b. rs 81 boy.s Zoe.
FSs 81 iT 81 s% by S Se
sEMMEs. COZ Fst n3o-im
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
Tor ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
Of our building; suitable for dentist lawyer pat
fn 81 rent TYLER stsa
Eon RENT.oFEICE ROOMS AND FLOORS IN
Ohio Bank building %st,Tssftys sod rent
d7-2w Ohio Bank building
FOR RENT-HALLS.
EoR RENT-LARoF HALL on Cd FLOOR eie
C,, La sye nv; $50 per month; Also store and
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR RENT-A TURNOUT IN THE WAY OF Lam
Ply a sis "a gray reasonable by the m0Ss P
EoR RENT.sEC0ND STORY OF BUILDING
dooI near Sd and ND nw' ssysn windows and large
sGS Apply Ii ls s st. s nT and carriage
FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
r no use for same. zoos 9th St n W " di4-a
EoR sALE,oNE LARGE BAY HORSE; YEARS
snd N pe &
ave- ne d14-3t+
EoR sALE17JUsT, ARRIVED FROM LoUDoUN
weight about Ss snd and sen n paomp
WoEs cor or T be- seen at M fer
st. bet. 9th and 10th NV ALL " AA dil- 81 =
WANTED-A PONY OR SMALL HORSE; MUST
stating price, Box 15e. Star Office. dist.
FOX sALE-ONE BAY HORSE; GOOD DRIVER.
single or double weight about /, $50 lbs viii be
ID and l4th. H and SITS. n. d14-3t'
EOR SALE-sIX FINE COACH TEAMS: AI9O
Z fine coupe or family horses at JOHN T. PRICE
FOR sALE.A FINE YOUNG HORSE FROM vIR-
Taa Kim kind and n TsR RS Mil sell cheap as have no
uS dls s2a MN 0ooA DNos' l'oS 18th st. NV
Tor sALE-PAIR OF MATCH HORSES; Full
brothers; bright bays, sound and well broken to
ap ISL St leaving az III dfs Ely
DOR sALE-PARTIEs LEAVING THE CITY
L wish to soil span Of bay horses young, sound.
handsome and perfectly rellable victoria. modern
IN t style bro1gnam nearly new Parties Wishing
EoR sALE-A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED
n will he sold at third cost account of leaving
WashnSton, the finest stylish gentleman s road
and family turnout to be found. Consisting OF the
sound kind and gentle and have been Used by ladies'
OF the handsomest and stylish and best knee-acting
coupe or coach horses in the city they both com
beauty cannot be surpassed in harness the oh horse
trot better than 9. 40 in single harness Also L
cart pole and shafts; bull, by Lane cost $3.50 Ladys
rear and Brewster side bar buggy. role and shafts
Iadys side saddle and gents skin robes and
double harness that could be by the makers
Also coachman's and footInsns livery. These horses
will be warranted sound and kind in every particular.
Can be seen at
McCAULLYs CENTRAL STABLES.
d12-8' l4;h and d st. n.
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WANTED HOUSES.

yVANrED- BY PRANK FINaKEE CO.. SLY
w houses a - sell N snail ca-h payment,
nj no1thly in-t4l.m-Ets. Room -. sls 81
asst.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Er0R RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN REAL Is
Il tate and insurance Broker loth and r st- "a "
UNFURNIsHEp HOUSES
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WANTED ROOMS

N'ANTEnHUNf OK mo ROOMS On FIRST
w nu.r fIru. -tsi - unf finished suitaS.-
q l Tor urrs u1Fth % - an west Of lffh It
n Ad1fes- N. D.. Slar ori-- dl42t
NNNrf p-fuENfsHED ND UNFTRNISHEB
W roHIs ct Htrt- 20 rtff ch.ar eat and Plaza
- iesfraffe rssstuers turfttl. st.i t--ll.
dts-ss' II NCkLEFuED'S AGEN -. lin :. n ~.
VI kNTEp-hY tATIETSS, A GOOD DINING
W rufu Ana III hgu. rr~fsrTtn haarter- In the
fou-- Cal a. losl llth - o. ha-ctnsnt DOR. L
WAN1rD-hN GFNTiENAN WIPE AND BABY.
w - Cu1--tUrt Front room. turn -f-l un:ur-
rtsl@1 lanr a f1fL. Nl.l harf- Frivat- family
rr~f-rr~d between Hih .ni I4.h 4 anI - n ~ I;
80 r-f~r~ur--. . D.. Y. star ofnre dl3-3i'
NlsSrED-A ROOM ~ 0gOUN NJ FLOOR ON
w t.fai-isna ave. or -. D.. - suitable Tor The
eounrai--icn hu-tn~-- Adlr--s i.s7 u. di:j8t-
WANIED-Yot NJ MAN. AMERICAN. IN
w cri-f 20 learn th- German. LAM want. room
sifh-r turut,n~i unfIrn-h-d. sud blard in > Ger
n - family usins a. fuul~ r1rrest German AMI
othrr LANGUAGE Ite lorstlon must NOT over ten
- Is from luth snd 50. STUDENT. Star
ofrrs di3 ~
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LoRRENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
Of our building; suitable for dentist LAWYER pat
emit attorney, 30. moderate rent. TYLER RtfH-
ERFORD. 1907 + ST. NV. d3-2ws
EoH RENT-oFFICE ROOMS AND FLOORS IN
i Ohio Bank building; rooms attractive and rent
low. I. NJ SAUNDERS Co
d7-2w Ohio Bank building
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LpOR REMITTANCE HALL ON ID FLOOR 6l6
L La. ave. n. W.. $50 per month. Also store and
cellar $50 per month. L. r. BROOKS
d5-2w SIG 18th st. NV
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FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR FURNISHED
L rooms; no children nor houseke eping; must fur
nish references $40 New York ave n W. d14-3ts
EOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON
Il third floor; will rent or both furnished or I'M
furnished heat and with usual privileges; could
do very lieht housekeeping; price will be made salts
factory. 93l st. St n ". L.
EOR RENT-II52 22D ST NV, ONE OR TWO
large communicating second floor rooms fur. or
unfur with or without board: heat. gas and bath
terms reasonable. lcs
ENOR RENT-PARLOR: FIRST FLOOR; HAND
l. somely furnished heat And light folding bed and
washstand; SIS; or unfurnished; also second door
south front ROOM nicely furnished. to two gentle
men, s14; two lines Of cars 3O35 o st. NV.
EOR RENT-FUENIsHRD OR UNFURNIsHED
rooms tnrst and second doors) with board: large
room. suitable for two, three or four gentlsm q.
Table boarders desired a. reduced rates. 906 New
York ave. NV. dl23ts
EOR RRNT-ON GROUND FLOOR TWO ROOMS.
newly papered and painted suitable for offices
furnished. rs 18th ct. NV. di2-3t
DOR RRNT-ROOMs EN- SUITE OR sINGLY;
furnished or unfurnished. HARVEY SPALDING,
ne Harrison. Room 2. corner Sd and g SITS. NV.
EOR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. from IS up good board II desired,
20 per week hall room with board. a. so per week.
6lS3d st. NV. dS-Sts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


LroR RENT-A TURNOUT IN THE WAY OF Lam
dsu and gray team reasonable by the month. hp-
Ply 319 Sd st. Sc dl24t.
nor RENT-SECOND STORY OF BUILDING
Il near Sd and q n. W. seven windows and large
door; rent, Sl2; also stable and carriage house:
Sl2 Apply rs 18th st. NV. d12-3.
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uANIEnH TESOahsPHEN- AND hEEISt--
W fuu tyvxsrifer OPERATORS diverted g. pusitons
IMHi ON Ms provided corirS-sut -tsncsTaphxrs ant
on sFAdAN-k BFNEhnCI bennington Tyre
vrft-f ornrs sth aud 81. a. ss29-u
uANrIp uTNBOEEs EMFLOYNEN1 BIZ
w reau. rouiuctsc by l.siisS sni vurueo white
md orsd. fr 81 kinds Of domestic labor rty STATE
frd .rrfnsr with Fsfe--ncus- sOt' l. It O.. oc w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

WANrtp-WCMfS C"okS. sl2 TO $40 fEk
5 s bicE di .n ss 'V d1i az.
sNTED-Twu WoMFN wHITE or COL
w of.I. me g. cook, the other shauubsrv -rk
,ar-f.ir.- NJ. SEkIF. AZ ii,h :, n " dI4 50
NIANTEB. F1HST-CfAs> WHITE tHAMBEB-
w maid AMI Saiir---. family of three, pa 81.
-. ther1ri.s e,inret"ni Nhitf wAitre-s priNais
.r'l- 1..i IN, ,our r. " pTSSiSG. fmnloy-
men, Bur-au ga ION ~ NV. Phoenix luildinE.
ur-'s dl4jb'
WANTEp \ COMPETENT WHITE GIRL As
snee. A. 1919 d1--. d142t'
U-ANrED. EEIIABIE Won ~ ToE gFNEFiL
w h"Is-s1rk' reference required i6s1 m It
WANTED WHIT GIEL A wAITVFss,
w challhs-nlait lut assist m light WISHING and
ANNrED- GIRL N sNALL PANTY TO Do
w rrHe--i .'l--so- -g.d wsEe- aid 20 he ris.iii
ykkNrFD- CoiuEEp COOK re- STAY NIGHTS.
ls-sa-.li ..ryaa'-. vita references. n~ei argly.
N'ANIID a TIL~T-cIAsS WOMAN COOK,
w only iho-- With tr-t - references neil Ily.
Cal itsvsu nj o'c.,I tat evening at ltOl l9sh
U-ANTFp-k MAT CpLoREp WOMAN To
W stok. Sa-h slt ir'n for iaa FAINT aust say
ia = dl42b'
U-sNrFu-Twp TXPERIFNCEp SKIRT HANDS
w ~ Nin- RYHNEK-. III l. 4. n. ". dlI-2b'
WhNTFD - IMME DIAItLY AN HONEST.
w clean and 90 stus woman . % chzubsrwI-s
ant s---t d. nursing Ap.ly "a 18th st. a " lI2h
W ANrED- \ WHITE wONAN A. NURSE FDs
iaru.s :, ny r.- ii sis Ia, csfi,ais, d'4b'
WANTFp- a LADIES MAID. WHITE. GOOD
w s~am-tss--. with good r,c,,nIIrs nd.tiun- AP- y
t-twe~n . aud o'c1ck az II Lafayrtt. sIuAre. H.
VA tFr-tS EDrCtrTp LADY COR GIN
W ,i-anl - 80 calls daily o. s~ie-'sd euslY-s.s.
nli--t.u- AiiFv-- sEi.EC.. s,s- ne. 10
VASTEp-N FFw LADIES OF BUSINESS
w stii'y = ipir,,.g .aI HsT box = anaanth.
.tt n lady to-lL 81 orl--- ~ eleven day. any
80. 20. o. - ao'.,'5 IN al ZEN r.. AID
b1nb, MEAD 90. . lat lSsh -. View York
UrASTED-N coon COOK. ONLY ONE Who
SIS lath dl3-1t'
NlANTTD YuCNs LADY IN Az OFFICE
w yt-writ.r p-e:srr-D Vi can write plain
business hand re.-rcnc- rsaui- ed Address ~isl
saa,r .,aiinz .AlarI expected BoI IeO. sta Ofce.
yl-sNTTp-WOMUN COOKS $40 TO s7S .CHaa-
es5%s,a' , aIr,s' .ni .lHdIss.ss ~ CITY o.
~ II N'AD' O - di9s..
UsNTID-LtDIEs AND GIRLS. We PAY YOU
w frota - o. o. pr seek 10 vork Tor - ~ your
Dr. sst-Iars '1 GiS b Taniu3Ss CO. ss cSi
b.ttsryiaarsh "a Water ~ b5.,on. Mass dl24''
WkNTED-t COLORFp WOMAN To COOK,
I. an. -iih rsi-r-r.s-- s.t'.s:4 ; st. nv diS5r
WASrEp COOKS. KITCHEN AND BAKE
w -1cp. maii-. S-l--rs. hoas~NOrtez. go white
s-.disa sonsa BrESHSls Mo q :, n d16 1T
MALE OR FEMALE
WsNTTD Al CRY INIFILIGENcE OFFICE.
N |aH o. -. q |as IN. -NsaNf
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EoR RENT-THE INCEST ROOMS FOR LIGHT
houses eeping on Capitol Hill ivate bath and all
~ few steps fro m cable car. a26 Sth st. Sc.
E,OR RENT-Two sECoND-FLoOR CoMMUNI-
eating unfurnished rooms: newly papered and
heat. gas and bath references. los n. dag
EoR RENT-2 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON SEC
4 ond hoor for light housekeeping. at 223 I.t st.
E'oR RKNT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
d14-3t
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- sTH ST. NV.
Il one newly pspersd front parlor, extra long, with
heat, gas and bath with pleasant family convenient
TO Gil car lines d13-2t'
ENOR RENT-TwO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
new bay-window brick heat and gas; hot and cold
water on same floor; $3.50. 1906 New Jersey ave.
NV. dl3-2t'
EQR RENT-l22 ST. NE, ENTIRE SECOND
L noor, consisting Of hve rooms; brick house;
large closets; heat. and bath light housekeeping
E,OR RENT-sl1 PER MONTH; TWO UNFUR:
- nished front rooms in corner house bay window;
neat. gas and bath 4O1 Ut. NV. d12-3m
EOR RENT-THREE UNPURNfsHFD ROOMS
on second floor or three first door with heat,
n diJ3t-
EOR RENT-F1NE. LARGE ROOM ON SECOND
L floor, communicating with bath room. Also sin
ton unsurpassed. 2Ol7 81. NV. dl2-3ts
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED. TWO FRONT
L rooms at TO I'D st. n. W. no Housekeeping al
lowed. dI2-3.'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
The Scales Turned by Hair.

The case was one of assault, and two
men were suspected of the deed, says
Chambers Journal. A single hair was
found on the clothing of the victim, and
this hair was duly pictured in the form
Of microphotograph. Ut may be as
well, perhaps, to point out here that by
this term is meant the enlarged image of
a microscopic object, the term micropho-
tograph being applied to those tiny
specks of pictures which can only be
seen when mdgnifed in a microsoope.)
A, one of the suspected men, had a
gray beard, and hair from his chin was
photographed and compared with the
first picture taken. The difference in
structure, tint and general appearance
was so marked that the man was at once
liberated. The hair of the other man, B..
was also examined and bore little resem-
blance to that found on the victim. This
latter was now more carefully scrutiniz-
ed and compared with other specimens.
The photograph clearly showed one
thing, that the hair was pointed it had
never been cut.
Gradually the CONCLUSION was arrived
at that it b elonged to dog, IAN old yell
low, smOoth-haired and comparatively
short-haired dog" Further inquiry re-
vealed the fact that B. owned such dog.
fresh hair from which agreed in every
detail with the original photograph; and
the man was convicted. He subsequently
confessed that he alone had committed
the crime.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Kisses Cost Nothing.

st. Louis Republic.
Papa. kiss me, said little brown
eyed girl on West Olive street, as she
tiptoed toward the face Of her bearded
father.
ooh, pshaw, kissed you oncen' re-
sponded the gentleman, grufiy.
Instantly the tears sprang to the eyes
of the little girl, but she maintained her
hold ON the lapels of her fathers coat as
she answered sadly:
81 know it; but kisses don't cost any
thing, papa"
Then the man clasped her to his bo-
som, imprinted half a dozen kisses on
her cheeks and ran away to catch the
downtown car.
How many times he thought of it that
day: ''Kisses don't cost anything, papaw
How many times he resolved Dever again
tobe angry or impatient with his chill
dren. How often he said to himself that
if permitted to see his home again he
would allow his babies to give him half a
dozen greetings and hang about his neck
without sign of impotence on his part.
But it was busy day. Creditors We're
importunate. Orders were plentiful, but
not promptly filled. The flood threat
ened his foundry and everything went
wrong. At s 80 O'Clock he started home
wet, tired, angry and impatient. Two
little brown-eyed girls and blue-eyed boy
were waiting for him on the wide stone
steps of his mansion
Here's papar' they shouted and
rushed down to meet him. The frowns
were thick upon his brow, but he re-
membered the lesson of the morning and
took the little ones in his arms and smoth-
cred them with kisses, while a tired
mother leaned out upon window sill
and smiled.
Truly, kisses don't cost anything, and
how happy they make the world.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
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ed by no other remedy. Ask your drug
gist for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Is Life Worth Living?

Not if you 60 through the world a
dyspeptic. DR.. Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets are positive cure for the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-08

An explanation why the Hon. WILLIAM
VrlAss Wisconsin Democrats desired" their
delegates to vote for CLEVELAND. although on
the same day the Hon. Don D1cK1NsoNs Mich
igan Democrats wero instructed" for the
same Job. Is here suggested in despatch to
the Minneapolis Journal:
"WAsniscroS. May 1T 10 the opinion Of many that
Wisconsin will be given second place on both ticketa
for that state 10 considered debatabs ground. II IL
said that Villas 10 willing to accept place on the
Democratic ticket and JrRnr RusK Is believed TO be in
The same frame Of mind"
Our Republican contemporary. who looks for
BLAINE to lead the Republican ticket and
CLEVELAND the Democratic ticket, Is. Of
course. at liberty to run the Republican party;
but tho Democrats would prefer to name their
Presidential candidate themselves. HILL and
Villas would be great gold and silver ticket;
HILL the gold Of true Democracy. and Villas
elitterinC with a rhetoric so famous that he Is
to-day known all Ger the land as the silver
tongued orator OF the Northwest"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-08
Mrs. ELLA WHEELER Wilcox believes that

Mrs. ELLA WHEELER Wilcox believes that
BENJAMIN WINCHESTER Of New Britain. Conn.,.
Is tho only workable Son Of the American Rev.
olution now living: that IS to say. the only
man on earth whose father actually fought for
American independence. Mrs. WILCOX may be
right about this or she may be wrong. but she
certainly is not mistaken in the idea that the
prosperous grandsons and great grandsons Of
Revolutionary heroes have duty to perform
in the case Of BEN WINCHESTER. He is 80
yenrs old. he is good. he is nearly blind. and
he Is town pauper. 1t will not require large
sum OF money to establish WISCHEsTEn in
comfort during the remainder OF his life in the
Old Mans Home at Hartford. Put your five
dollars in an envelope. addressed to Mrs. ELLA
WHEELER WILCOX, $40 West Fifty-eiehth
street, in this town. and thank that bright and
patriotic woman for giving you the opportu-
nifty to do good deed.