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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-07

would feel as encouraged as know /
am myself over the assured prospects
Of very enlarged use of the metal
for monentary purposes. Both the
President and Secretary Foster have
kept their counsel, but for months
past hard and efficient work has been
done in the direction I indicate, and
already results have been attained
which can assure my mining friends
of the West will exceed greatly their
present expectations. We will have
shortly an international conference
with at least one of the great powers
openly in favor of movement which
will take up at once at least 0,OO0,.
900 Of surplus silver and provide for
STEADY USE OF LARGE AMOUNTS
Tor coinage purposes outside of the
United States. The Secretary OF the
Treasury will shortly recommend the
issue Of Worlds Fair souvenir half
dollar piece to the extent Of perhaps
100000. against which treasury
notes will be issued. This is not .
bagatelle, but it is small in comparison
with what is contemplated in other
lines.
The administration, as l ascertain,
has been struggling against big odds
with Eastern banking prejudice in
their silent effort toward actual bime.
tallism, but they have made great
progress, when Wall street and Lom>
bard street and their adverse influence
10 considered. wish l could enter
into details. should like to tell the
Tribune readers Of the correspondence
I read to-day in tho private Office of
tho Secretary Of the Treasury, and of
the astonishing evidences l saw Of .
desire on the part OF another nation
TO ASSIST OUR OWN COUNTRY
in the line OF an enlarged use of silver
as q money metal. wish still more
that I were at liberty to repeat the
conversation l tad with Mr.. Foster
relative to the personal information
he had obtained in his late trip to Eu.
rope, which was not entirely for his
health. 1 can assure you, on the
confidence which he expresses, that,
when all the facts arc known, the
silver people of the United States will
cease forever from criticising this
Republican administration as an en-.
envy Of silver. In my judgment, and
you can take it for what it is worth, and
| have been q silver miner all through
my manhood life, the West will make
no greater mistake under existing
conditions than in not giving cordial
support to Mr.. Harrison's earnest aud
conscientious efforts in behalf of the
silver interests of the country, which
he and his Secretary believe are tho
interests OF all classes of producers Of
the country, when the correspondence
on the question of the international
conference is printed. l pledge you
my word that many Of our people
who have
GONE OFF AT THE HALF.CocK
will feel ashamed of the mselves. This
is no time to be slapping Republican
administration in the face, which has
saved US from free silvsr.lead ores
and will do it again, and whose exec
utive is now working with great intel.
ligence and earnestness, and with
good prospects Of ultimate success, to
secure international consent for q
greatly enlarged use and consequently
enhanced value OF the white metal"
PORTLAND AND RETURN.
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Dysp psia

JOHOHSa~
Makes the lives Of many people miserable,
and often leads to selfdestruction. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache.
heartburn, loss Of appetite, q faint, 4" all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irregu-
>. larity of the bowels, are
OSoSSe00 some Of the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
R>As not get well Of itself. It
60s'ss6 requires careful, persistent
attention, and remedy like Hoods sarsa-
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
cflciently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates =
good appetite, and BY thus alck
overcoming the local symp-
toms removes the sympa- s1odOdCUo
thetic effects Of the disease, banishes the
headache, and Iefreshcs the tired mind.
II have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what did eat
noa.<. distressed me, or did me
odts little good. In an hour
OuTO after eating would expo
Renee faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou-
bic, think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that Of painter, and from being
moro or less shut up in ao,ar
room with fresh paint. Last
spring took Hoods Sarsa- oSOUsdCU
rilla-tOok three bottles. It did me an
immense amount Of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food rclished and satisfied
the craving I had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, MasA
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY all druggists. I'll six for Ss Prepared only
By c. l. HOOD 4 CO.. Apothscaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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w anted.

$751; to S250oO MONTH can b. mad.
preferred who can furnish horse and give their
whole time to the business. Spare moments may
be prohtably employed also. A iew vacancies
in towns aud cities.
b.F. JOHNSON CO.. 600 Msinss. Richmond, W
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-07
5000 Per Year,

We will pay the above salary to any LIVE agent
or salesman selling our general line Of Merchan.
disc and Supplies. Catalogue on receipt of z5
cents for expressage. A. KARPEN 4 CO..
So River Street. Chicago, Ill
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She Had the Original Poem.

70 the Editor Of The Evening star:
saw in Saturdays STAR an article concern
ing the poem AL Quiet Along the Potomac, .
where the credit Of authorship was justly given
TO nr. Lamar Fontaine- The original poem
vas given 10 my mother, Mrs Ella Wren Blair
Cmother-in-lav Of Robert l. Downing). during
the war and was set to music by Mr.. j. II.
Heurth, who two years ago died in Baltimore
~ was sung by my mother at the Richmond
Iheater in Richmond Mr.. Fontaine was then
a colors In the confederate army Nv mother
has the original words and music now as she
sang IL during The war, but instead of being as
printed in 1HE STAR the first verse is "All
quiet along the Potomac tonight" instead Of
IAN quiet along tie Potomac, they say"
In reading one Of Marion Harland's books
some time ago that piece was mentioned and
the credit given 30 some lady author, but my
mother knew Mr.. Fontaine well and was glad
10 see that he has got the credit due him.
HARRY W. BLAIR.
''Edgemors," Benning. d. G.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w three or four pleasant unturnished rooms
llgnt housekeeping. must he Convenient cars have
good closets and bath moor. Address CLERK,
Star Office. fnh:,-:.ts
WANIED-UNFURNISH -FOUR GOCD-SIZED
w and one hall room etween 18th and 18TH II and
Y SITS, un.urnlsEed lat in the same location Adj
1tess 1919 IA 81. u W. ulh.S-3t'
WANTkD-lwO UNPUBLISHED SECOND
w story 'front.' rooms; heat, bath and table board:
married couple without children. within 10 minutes
walA OF government printing ONCE private family:
state price Address y. 4. A, Star ofnce. mh2-:t:
"a ANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIS8FT.
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
TO secure desirable BOOMERS lestaLlished
moderate. sHACkLEFORD's AGENCY Ell l lth ~
fesS-l-t'
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WANTED---HOUSES-

VVANTED-AT ONCE FOR A CASH CUSTOMER.
w from sl0. 600 to IL. 0OO in northwest vsst on
18th and north of NJ. . ten room house: lot
must " feet vide; house preferred Iarties
meaning business please reply At once.
nAh3-H RUSH CO.. 6l5 81. nv.
WANTED-T0 RENT--A SIX OR sEvEN-ROON
w house in the northwest; about AZ, or x:u1 Ssr
month; without basement preferred Address Post
Onnce box 10 nlh.I-:as
WANTED-TO RENT BY GENTLEMAN Ann
w wife, small convenient house in north west: M
Pleasant PREFERABLE have the by Apri NJ or
May 1. Address, at once, A G. s., Star once,
D-HoUsEs-LARGEA AND SMALL. NEW
w and Odd. TO 20 in my new bulletin for the
spring trade. Send me ful description, price and
terms Usual commission CHARGED where saiss ar, ef-
tested. 6Eo y. WORTHINGTON
Second National Bank bui,iinx
fee& 500 9Th ST. NV.
VA ANTED-INPROykDO OR UNIMPROVED REAL
w estate IN any part OF tAs city District. have
cssh customers for anything that is desirable and
cheap. I. STARGARDTER.
!al4-3ln 6l3 18th Of. u. ".
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CAnuAHr & LErpr.
e2s 7th and 700 K s.s. NO.
SPECIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Extra quality Of Pure Linen Huck lowell - i2]6c-
Fine Damask Ioweis. with deep fancy border. open
and knotted frinre. Size y inches By a. Only
25c each
one case Of full size White Bed Spreads. extra
heavy. in Msrseiies patterns Only 81 each
One case Of Extra SIZE Honsyco spIes "a ct 06s
each.
36-inch Cotton surshs. choice besutifal stylsa
Only 12se. yard You WIN PAY l5e. for them slss-
where.
The Genuine Foster Kid Glove ct 81 slss ~
e. s5 pair.
5button Glsce At o. 60 Price for thess has been %
s-button Suede kousqustsirs ~ sl spd 0 -35 pair
We are showing extra values IN Black Drsps cooaA
d Soc.. ds,sc.. 15c.. SIC and tl yard
SPECIAL Offering In Mems Mech wesr q 25c.
All tine new coiornxs In Prince. Teck end Fo9s-l0-
Hand foa viii pay S0c- for this Scarf sAsswhsr&
sARnAaI B LEIpY.
sse5 ses IN ssa 7ss 3 - ~.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

LOB sALE-i2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
T favoxite summer resort-Baddeck, Nova Scotia
location excelent prices moderate title guarxntesd
tel6-2ms Write ALBERT j. HART
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Coughing Loads to CossamptioA
Ksup's Balsam viii stop the cough at once
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FOR RENT---HOUSES.

kfok RENT.ELkGAN1 h0AA IN fASAIuN-
- able part Of st.. rooms: completely furnished
as, plane books: linen silver chin. and Gu.
Per month. Address MANAGER, q. s. Dental Assn,
W W. ec NV fe2U-,Sn
FOB RENT - ELEGANT NEW DWELLING
m Mouse. 9sf nnished. ls44 ST. NV. bay window,
,arge closets. kc. beautiful home WIIIiAMS
BYRNE. 22s ~ st. n. fegS-iw.
F'Uh, RENTING NJ Or. BR,. EXCEL
81 10 Sth ne Or br and cellar. ... 3lso
W. iSth ne. Or br. new, convenient 10 cars IA OO
II ~ Nd ave-, Or. br. am.l............., % 20
"kAIEkS THOMPSON. Room .. Atlantic building
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I'Oh SAIL
Il NOkTHMEsT.
.nHS .h4sf Aa1luaaru

Il NOh II W ISL
.are@ 10 .hD4I Boundary
Il. b IA. ar. al.-..slJ. sW
1918 lst. h d. AZ. IL. esl
Ool 20 Ull y Il ave and
4 houses on r NJ ...l4.ot
sl3 II -. In. 9r....l22.OOU
l3:ss ] ST. 4 a, 5r....-.S,Us
st:,s TO 1874 L. bh. ". .Us
l5l9Pst. b h. m /. cir q. tsEl
Eth let Mass hVeN NJ. ~,
Ito q alley hs,t NJ and
y, 18th aad l:Gh. ii. oOI
zsS5 10 AL Puatber's
alley. bh. Or. .......0.0 Ol
Ii2.. .Oth Of. b IA. cir.
and . aouses in rear,
a each .............6 q. onl
2Ol3 ; IT. { n. Tn. Us
le{1 AID l24y Madison
81. D. ar. AID - brick
houses IN rear "a, 80
ssSi. 49, I'D II. b h. ar.
lUU5. iUo7 and ias,
Marion It, b h. r.
each .-.......-..-4.5 30
The above y oniya Islrt
books. For full list call a
the LIST and 18th. lielal
LOk sALE-NtM hol
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PERSONAL.

A COLORED PARTY HAVING ABOUT Sl2. COO
IA to inves. in real estate will ind IL to hts advantage
to address city r. o. Box 6S e25.OO0 to be made in
two years. mh33t'
IL LAURA DORSEY (COLORED) WILL CALL AT
st. NV. she will learn Of something to her adj
vantage. It.
l oUlSE-BINGHAM H. NO. IL; READY TO GO
~ With YOU; write to Lewis mh31'
(,IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 10 cents to
b. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
feo-lm' Southwest sth and x SITS. n.
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communications promptly attended TO; conAdsn-
WILLIAMS. Manager, no y 81 NV. d93m'
WE MEAN BUSINESS. EXTRAORDINARY
w prices paid foS gents Gyst-caxs Second- hand
slothtnr Addrsss or call q susrHB OLD STAND.
oAe ~ o. y. y. OOH
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EoR sALEasUBURBAN PROPERTY. SEVENTY
u acres On River road Tenleytown not far from
Methodist University aud the electric road to
qua; part OF l. D. Burrows tract For terms Apply 10
ta.sS-m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LIOK sALE-A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN VILLA;
30 minutes ride from Capitol; 800 feet above
e1,y acres Of LAND set out IN grapes apples
e1sh?nse for un''FpTT9ysa ey lS.s K IN e,.p
sa ave. aEo kkI
mh:s-3t 14li st. NV.
by a Groom house. barn. stable &c. has splendid
# sold q. once; S. F. p .' BAT 4sHsy SSneap
mhl-3t $40 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE.A CHANCE FOR A SYNDICATE TO
bstween wasain.ton and Alexandra that am
This y trustee ssn 50 af the ss
at price that will certainly llow the purchaser to
can sh'" you JOIN T & si ana see
CoR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
minutes walk OF the station and the ceebraed
sPfisfs For TERMS &C.. address OWNER Star Office
EoR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURS
Ioo day. yn March Z, 1sg3i st o'clock pm seven
and shade trees. and railroads churches and
sanfIy Tsud make an e.eeens dairy md
this city 4 miles distant, For Partie9,aTs sec
feas-3t 1871 st. NV.
For RENT-HYATTsvILLE. MD. ,s-ROOM COT
siors s0r IA nsr to N 30
MATHIS THOMPSON Room s. Atlantic building Ing
fs2I-Jt
FOX sALE-sEyEKAL LARGE AND SMALL
pieces of suburban property. improved ana uninl-
proved, Washington Also farms Tor sale or rent
Also new room eQttage at railroad station. miles
list Of property with large mar showing roads, di-
rections. villages. &c. 20 miles around Washing
0n ?sa' i JAMES SR 1921 81. NV
EoR SALE = CHEAP BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT
l. Forest Glen Md. 20 minutes ride from city; will
sell on small monthly payments. Also Broom house
not sold soon " ''0 J j. T. HEMiTUR i l5n'
fe20-1m 14lyG st,
EoR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED-AT FOR
- est Glen: Nd. IO-room hotel; shade; finest
water; nush closets: romantic spot only niles
ana o. Il. r. ]. X. HEREFORD, l4l9 q ST. ieaU-Im
LOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
several handsome frame dwellings. with from five
to ten rooms: we'll built good brick foundations;
pumps, baths. latrob~s. &c, on lots that Contain
about To- 900 square feet ground. Prices range from
THIS property located at Lakeland Prince Georges
county. md. beautiful subdivision that contains
about thirty houses and situated about eight miles
ana y. r. r.. and on the Washington and Baltimore
pike also on the line OF the proposed Maryian and
tains twelve and ons-half acacs. IN which there is
beautiful of clear fresh water acres In area
Computation ticket TO or from " WASHINGTON, cents
Churches. schools. stores, &C.. are convenient.
SEMMSN 4Ss st. Se apply
tween and 10 q. m or pm or at Lakeland from IL
to 4 Pm. felS-3m
EOR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
acres on River road near Teneytown, not far from
qua; part Of l. D. Burrows tract For terms Apply 20
LOUIS L. AcCohAs. Trustee. Hazsrstown. Nd.
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lH1,2 and lsrai sih STD
d, b. M 9; ~ -, :; a.. go

lsrs2 and l.rs4 sih II. b
d. m J ,lr 80. 81. 60
SOITHNfsI.
GIG Ia tssO Nd ave.
b b. 4r .,..-....-SlS.Oo0
lila and lflo 9TH 81.
:, - aaao
"a ~. a ~ No, ~ 49,
n r,S IN s,,a II -,
- INN
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

kNOR kENT-kEMlNGTON TYPEWEITtRS AT
L the Remington oflce secure first order machines ;
condlt!on guaranteed; terms special TO beginners.
WlChOtf. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
taS2-3m Cor. Sth and sts. II. W.
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FOE RENr-UNFURNIsHED

Eok RENr-UNFURNIsHED
anu az i irs. st nv 10. 1909 lo,h 8. ns. 9r,
1s Sc 81 1T st NV ,a.,j Or 8
" lS!h NV Ier $50 % ss sh ST nv. N. -
i4Ie M. nv l5r. l5Q Sol :, NV, 81 ana =.
s s5Ss ~, sh $ NV iSS s5sl ana NV %
las NV. i is9 s .sh !. :, n nx NJ
lSn 10Th :, NV. llr. ST. s, 1880 9Th st nv. IT.. s
ai t's :. 81 INV NV "a r. 8 ps.-r s 5
S SS5 81 !, ~ tSs - - me- me- $
SSis Iy.r ri Ior g & i iiS i4s :, :, n NV
diyT Sh 81 NV. llr 80. 81 ,s59 Pomrroy St Il
1910 2lss Of ". nr.. 90 Az Mass ave NV. isr..
FURNISHED.
c6 nom As. circle isr $500 Mass 18th
G ia Ave ns.. ans $50 ,n nv. siIss7
near 18TH 5; NV Il, rs, g s s.N NV:
18th i NV i2r go 18th p ST near AR :; NV
R;s'rs .,. q ais sv: NV sr i iSS
3 ave near 18th s 3sth 8, near 4 :, NV ~"
hsfhsrscn Sc III ioS i q ssS 81: ;s;;i e
OFFICES
1892 1892 st NV; A. "a nr99 "a fooT.. sss
l4ll Pa ay NV. I'd and I6O5-1 9TH st. several "a
3D. floors. Is to IS I2I3 s; NV. several r.
STORES.
SOl ct NV. store and flIOA 18th Ut nv . e35 50
~"eihns. s45 lSOS 7th u nw.........25
STABLES.
1I5s i4sh is - '''A " ID" "s'f' AZ
our nas sS os houses h ss.ppss h
IeSs 1.l24 st
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four Z-story houses. I'D St. and seven on Ward
piace between III and =. well built. arranged aud
attfactive' IA T. soid SIagV uhots; lrire and
terms very r.assuAhe. nyonthly tusi.ln.fts usu.l
commission to brokers.
T. W. BEDFORD,
Room :. l3l6f ~. NV.
felbs,fn.fhlm' e. pm.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-TO ADULTS. FLAT; FIVE ROOMS;
l. handsomely furnished for housekeeping; east.
south. west exposure. $40 monthly. 81 and boarl
Tor one beat furnished references. go 9TH st. L. W.
mh2-3ts
lOR RtNT-ONE FLAT OF THREE Rooms
L and bath. I'd floor. 1924 l-th st. n.w.; very de
sirabe location; only SIC. MclACHLEN Il BATCH
EbDEh. corner lUth and Ii SITS. fe2G-l2t
EOh kENl-A DESIRABLE UhNIShED ApAkT-
ment, containing parlor library, three bed rooms
nd bat ROOM on LIST floor OF tDe apartment house.
he Everett. " on II ST. family about leave the
city; Will be gwen at a reduced price. fe2.-1t.
kOR RENTING FLATS OF THREE ROOMS
y and bath each. with board. at THE WOUDMONT.
18th st. and Iowa circle. teIl I'm
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FOR RENT---STABLES

l,OR RENT-STABLE, IN ALLEY BET. 18TH
L and l4th and q and Ii SITS. two-story brick three
stalls two carriages. grain boxes servants room,
water. Rent Sl2. NJ. ID. IECk, g}4 l. st. nh3-:,t
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FOR RENT--STORFS

TVII ltILAN ID VINEko.
Lon hENl-sIORE Al 1910 IAN 81. n w. q,
now occupied by The OriUle; will sell fixtures II
desired Apply at L HE ORIOiE, ST. 9TH ST. NV.
mh2-:t
Lfok RENT-AT A SACRIFICE-3l4 PA. AVE
4 NV; Large store. 2oxIU; can he d!viGed into :,
stores; and d large back building with rooms, Will
rent to a uesiIaDie tenant tor stjO
iuhl-6t SWOkMS1 EDr 4 BRADLEY, 927 st.
LrOR RENT-S1ORE And WAKE HOUSE 9IT
L Louisiana ave. 500 month. Inquire JlG4 LOUIS
lana ave. fel6- I'm
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EOR RENT-DWELLING H0 MASS, AVE NV;
- 10 rooms. including bath all modern Improve.
ments; rent s35. Inquire xs6h Ia. ave. lelSIm
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

For sALE-A LARGE sEvEN-RooN AND BATH
1 .S :sa'A front Only sfe s Sfssi isSm ,rr.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW NINE-RooM
hearths, electric ii.Ltng lot lsa III, to paved alley
n1r ,h.ss. Only $500: easy terms, 49,,
E>oR sALE-1oo4 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE
duced Also loco North Crroiina ave. Sc; corner:
sS ssR e.1ss al sR. owner nn' sell ASs 10"
lSoR SAIL IHREE-srokY BAY-wiNDow
cent co pc. ..is near Sk STs keS
o.. mh3-.S
EoR s.LE-CoRNER LOT AND NEW SEVEN
unYproas n,. ~ m VI. Plsss.nt Wi e,ce.nse for
terms. F. BENJAMIN. Room i. DE- i s.. n.w.mls-S
EoR sALE-THE BEST HOUSE IN THE NV.
press-br,ck hay-%tndos: nnished Cd as a basement
nous nSSse soU So, ns bath eh small cost could be
s sS S or r.!.s; order Prise
sold RUsH CO. Si5 St R@. Ro .1n i %ssl
Eok sALE-rNq CHEAP PROPERTIES FRAME:
Ian sth 8, between and Esw., 10, as,i1. @ll.y.
ct. a ". between and r rent. Tor co price oo
mh3-3t' Room a. loo fs,.o;w
EoR sALE-A NEARLY NEW HOUSE. II ROOMS
and eoncre,e cellar on lath st. bet \ and O. west
f i'sf 4 med ais TRP and very cheap At
FOR SAL. BEAUIIFUL BROWN STONE on r
st bet aoth and 2isi vii accept reasonable oifer
Ne. house , Sor I.,h and corcOrsn SIS; 9roon.,
New Groom house l6s2 nth ct - feet front.
mace; 80. $50
1s20P St. 4s.ory white stone 10 rooms; nr.,-clss.
work: fl2.:
It's i st n. W. cheap AZ 81. Oo0
BEST BUSINESS CORNER 9TH II. chance for
en,errrisi " merchant.
JOHNSON, CHEW L co 6I7Fs
JOHN o. JOHNSON. tmh33al r. b. b. CHEW. Jr
INoR sALE-A VERY COMPLETE AND PRETTY
L new brick house for only s3 600. m a Pheasant
rapidly improving northwest section auare fiom
concreted streets and Ioar from cabs
rooms bath. PANTRY, halls tastefClly paper-d STA
nonary RANGE cssinet nantels: on very easy terms Q
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FOR RENT---OFFICES.

FOR RENI---OEElCES
t'Ok RENI-SEN ERAL CHOICE OFFICE HOONS
l. at moderate rent in lie Droit building opposite
patent office.
Eh2-IW A. L. BARBER Il CO.. 9Th and sts
LOk RENT-FOR OFFICE PURPOSES AS A
L whole or in part. the building 7I5 llth St n W.
Apply to
THEO. A. HARDING,
mhZ-lW coo eth st. nv
DECENTRALIZATION NDyENTILATED
L ONCE rooms on I'd. Sd and 4th floors (new) Jude
Duliuliix, LIZA street. Every convenience.
HElohELL l. AcLLRAN.
fe27-6t zoos ST.
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kOh SALt1-Oh EAChANGE-A GOOD
bricA with lot lS1lOO on I Of. ". near 18th vii
eAehanse on lot IN c!tS or a neaT subdivision
new I-room brick ON st. west Of 9Th. a good
lot, city OF suburban.
Mill exchange a 8 room brick resdence ON q nj naa,
10th on small houses
10 small brick houses on 10Th ct renting for SO 20
month zach on a large house o. lot in Colsmb.s
Heights.
rev bay dow brick on H St. ne. o nicely p--
pered rooms and bath. small lot
LOT. ~
new cottage in Anacostia, 9 rooms and hath, LOT
oofloO rrice, JOO: would exchange on city roI-
cry from So 60 TO Slo. 600; ray difference cash
nice new s-room brick on L ST. Of l4th 1t. on
q vacant lot.
Al broom brick ON { st. ne. on vacant ground.
NO Urick houses on St, each rOonas and hath,
renting Tor 80 month price Of each. $1,000; will
1850.
lO-room brick residence NJ St. NV. on ANAL
rood frame residence on Conn ave. rooms and
bath. lot 2JX9o.2 2. an Broom brick
Send for complete list Of properly TO exchange
M
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EoR sALE-BY OWNER

for iun particulars and permit to inspect ca n upon
MCLAN HIN 4 EAICHEIDFh
jas Corner 10Th and q ~ ".
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS, NURSES,
w drivers, porters. statesmen. Cashiers holsters.
housemen laso French and German Cooks, maids,
buffers aud governesses). BURNHAM'S. lilo q st.
n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-13
Honolulu, June IL, 1892.

Mr.. EDITOR: In your report of
yesterdays proceedings of the
Legislature, you state that, in the
discussion of Cecil Browns Electric
Light and Power bill, l said that
"the Hon. Cecil Brown had done
so much valuable service in the
House he (myself) would not let
the opportunity go by to say that
he BROWN would not ask any
thing wrong or improper" r.
This is not quite correct. What
l did say was that from my per-
sonal acquaintance with him, and
of his long service in the Legisla-
ture, [ felt justified in saying that
Mr.. Brown would not do anything
dishonest. He certainly was ask
ing more than this House could
concede, and some of the provisions
of the bill were highly improper ;
that probably Mr.. Brown himself
did not expect to get all he asked
for; and he certainly knew he
would not get more than he asked.
WILLIAM O. SMITH.
Honolulu, June 10, 1892.