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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
ODDS AND ENDS


Inc iroRblc ahh Hl'n's ihcident TO Keep
ing one. boots BACKED haunts some even
=, ,,;,,or and t,a, have l,c;,lad r.,,rd;ro
'''e ''Nes VI ''i Sh"FS "''' 'e'ii~e '"a'
Tie summer sun condesf'nis to smile upoi
10 retain them through the later months
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,..h 49, -. -, !.
!" ''"'A "'' ''" S"o'S ''''i'''''''''s ou III
return from summer outing, but continues
To wear them with an mir of pride rattle,
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h"' N'''e' III "'' i'''>'i" 'F'"Scr'i' mas
the following tht viii AFFORD entertaining
reaiinr To rhos, lu,eres,c, Ia this momen.
,.,,,;.,..
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ne rhsS't Sh"', haH ihfaicn t'ecennber'
anu Is no iouRer INC H"ie properly OF the
summer f"u'"' "'''f "ei-'h,eiea
ri'Neh N'ifS ~" WI, ,hfee
Nh"rp SEASON ago WON'T nave
seorfien 'ne 'iea 'iI'' one 81 hi' az anu
uhaefs'an ing coHii ever APPEAR ." 'brist,
mas WIN ,pe 100. gear ioT"'fN "S>"ciateh
ana noonoass' pu' even o,H@eiis IKE 'lese
Ia, th. sto,,t uints, ,.s.a, os 80
those who are learned in th, differentiations
of the yellow shoe masculine comprehend
'ha' russo - ho' we hanie 20 Apply 10
,'';,;l,,,,,, tho fas,,itnab,a a,1 av,sa,,;..a
picskin shoe. which Is about the color of
the cup of over-ereanied chocolate that is
aHered Us true "eafefT tue ehaptle' when
-, sh,a has ,,ra,t S. al .;.t' =,
curing edges, and marks It's owner
as a person not only willing hut able to
90 about WIN SHOES 'he color OF poets
e e:ls o Ta pau, o my co'he
mi. creation and the humbla ru.sot ~, ~.
masses which marks the man who combines
hoth style ana d'sereiion who Is progressive
~. "a i'i' " ",''e 1" us tasee'
az winter. ms ne;ther too E,,h, No. ,a.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
Local aad Business lips.

Remember the entertainment at the
.ooms of the Y. W. c. T. [. this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
Grade Crossings.

Notwithstanding the fact that scores of
people are annually killed and their hoiies
torn and mangied at grade crossings, public
sentiment in this State. apparently favors
such crossings. rather than condemns them.
In the early days of railroad building IN
this State. with scattered population, the
danger of such crossings was not 50 great
or apparen, MS now. BY the increase OF our
population. the growth of our cities and VII
lages,an the frequency and speed Of trains
that are now run over these railroads, the
danger 10 travellers on highways snd other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
EDITOR,

THE BEACON; Arooss0ok's new weekly
requires tbe sessiees Of = hnsfiinx local editor
1Asst b. experienced and steady. state satxry ex-
p<csest Eefrrcnces requiSed.
ssvi1dst TINE BEAlUN, Presqas I.se. Natne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
8orl,.

rerAsa,-~Nov 81. to the wifs nj Thomas Dow a
daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
TO PROVE G Gsk m nA5Ha T.

On and after October /, 1891. we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege OF
seilifg six bottles for $500, ana guarantee
that in ease it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache. Sour stomach, Heartburn.
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating, Papitation of the Heart, Collie. Ner-
vousness, Loss OF sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
itF of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why viii IL cure? BE
cause it is Relaxing. Purifying. Soothing,
and Healing. Ii il conn ouaded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless 80 the smallest
child children like 1t, and il * far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for GrOder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-09
Special advertisements.

Small advertisements. no, exc~tdise foss Hrs
eoaine 1isd,f the head Ut WAsrhls foe SALx
10 LSr. Losr. Sc. will be inserted swo simcs fer
. cents. three times for Is oents snd one week fos
50 cents, advance payment.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

VIM SMALL is under arrest at Spring
field, Ohio, for entering the Third Lu-
theran Church Friday evening and
taking up the carpet from the audi
torium. He carried it home and put ii
down in his room, where it was dis
covered He says he thought the church
people could stand the loss better than
private individual.
AT Sing Sing, N. Y, an agitation has
again commenced in favor of changing
the name of the place, on account OF It's
association in the general mind with
the State prison.
THE cotton crop situation in the sec
tion around Austin, Texas, has changed
since the last report. Many planters
now say they will hardly make third
of bale. Most of the cotton has been
affected by the worms and excessive
rains during the last few months.
THE Michigan board of health has
established quarantine of twenty days
against immigrants from infected Euro
pean ports via Canada, and appointed
inspectors to enforce its orders.
TERRIBLE rains the past week through
out South Carolina have caused almost
incalculable damage to the cotton crop.
The overflow of the Rio Grande river
continues to cause great damage in the
neighborhood of Rio Grande City. II
has reached a higher stage than ever
known, and many acres of rich bottom
lands between Rio Grande City and
Brownsville have been washed away.
MEN who have made careful examina-
ton say that in the lowlands OF the
country around Morrillton, Ark, cotton
is growing all to stalk and no bolls are
being formed, while in some localities
the army worm is stripping the stalk OF
everything except the bolls.
A WHOLESALE robbery occurred al
Moore's store, near Prairie Grove, Ark,
on the cath. The store was broken into
and about $500 worth of goods taken.
There were five of the robbers, and they
were followed fifteen miles into the In
dian Territory, where all trace of them
was lost.
SILVER aggregating SO, 500 ounces
was offered for sale to the Treasury De-
partment on the 23d, and of this amount,
S37, 500 ounces were purchased at .s37s@
$50.
c. c. HoGUE, an American merchant
of Monterey, Mexico, has been expelled
from the republic for criticising the ad.
ministration Of President Diaz.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-30
Death of Gen. John Pope.

SANDUsKY, O., Sept. 24.-Gen. John
Pope, of st. Louis, died at the Soldiers
home here at II o'clock last night.
Gen. John Pope was born in Kaskaskia, Ills,
in 1923, and was graduated from the West
Point military academy at the aged of 20 At
ter serving in Florida the following two wears
he made second lieutenant
in 1S46, and took part In the Mexi-
can war, in which he earned the rank
of captain. When the civil war broke out he
was made brigader general of volunteers and
assigned to duty in Missouri, from which he
drove Sterling Price. He was subsequently
commander Of the army of the Mississippi In
January. 1862, he was assigned to the command
of the army of Virginia, with which, two
months later. he almost continuously fought a
superior force under Gen. r. E. Lee. He was
relieved of the command on September
and assigned to the department of
the northwest, which checked the in
roads of the Minnesota Indians. After the
civil war he served in western departments un-
til he was retired in 1886 He was breveted
major general in the spring of 1854 for his SER
vices at the capture of Island No. 10 and ad-
yanced to the full rank in October l, 1882.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-30

VIENNA, Sept. 24.-Bicyclists from
all nations have been invited to COM
pete in the long-distance race between
Vienna and Trieste via Grasse. The
route is $40 miles long. The race will
take place at the same time as
that of the Berlin-V Jenna officers
race. Originally it was intended that
the wheelmen should take the Berlin
Vienna route, but the officers objected.
Among the 1872 German officers who Will
start from the barracks of the queen of
England's dragons in Berlin are eight
Saxons. six Bavarians and four Bade-
uese The rest are Pyussians
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-30
The New Commander-In-Chief Issues His
First General Order.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The follow
| ing was issued yesterday afternoon:
HEADQUARTERS q. A K.
GENERAL ORDER No.

ing WftS IS5u6U ytSUOIUdtY dII6IHUUH.
HEADQUARTERS G.. A. R.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
Having been elected commander-in chief OF
the G.. A r. by the unanimous suffrages of my
comrades, j undertake the duties of the posi-
ton. fully realizing the grave responsibility as
sumed. Whatever degree of success may at
tend this incoming administration viii depend
largely upon the cordial operation of the
comrades throughout the nation, which is ear
nestly invoked Headquarters will be estab-
lished for the present at Milwaukee, Wis.
All official business should be addressed to e.
B. Gray, adjutant general. G. A. R., Milwaukee,
Wis
BY command of A. @. WEIsERr,
Commander. in Chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W 8. m.shinis. and msda maker, refsirs sssins
Reels Ie Man ar.srs @o%pss .tienasa TO- ~;
WANTED-A LADY TO TAKE PART OF FUR
W nlshei house in northwest st merely nominal
Office A' '''''"e'' A"''s'' = nys7.s.. gar
WANTED-BY A B, BLEACHING COMPANY
~ mems white straw hats 70 bleach and clean at
and delivered Address BOX p, Star ofcs. my:s7it
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD Haze
hSnse sen references exchanged ioi7 oh st n W.
my:.6:,t'
VVANTED-GENTs' SUMMER SUITS TO CLEAN
w at VI suit; coats 20 cts. pants, p cts. vests,
dhT FosEg IT'S 4S q
WANTED AND FOR sALE-!HOUsEHoLD AND
snS 1ads ssinr store vi ss az I
WANTED-w H. FRENCH. THE wELLKNOwN
d g Eli: ips BfRB
WANTED-HORsE AND CARRIAGE IN .Ex-
w change for piano; ALSO gentlemen with stubborn
aote my
WANTED-A. LADY OF FINE. TASTE AND
w education in such matters would undertake the
furnishing and decorating Of one two new houses
aSrin the A1sss sntqs ,s and oriental ses
WANTEp-cAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR CAR
specially furniture stored, packed and hauled ali
% iSEsf tHa aEas sa
st. NV. my2l-tr
WtNI aED s,s SaS FOR REN p sZsI
a:';%sn's fSFESRTfS sS on
WANTER..TM.: TRIEDE Err, S92 I OPP RAT
in. ysseh and Clock repairing ing Established ISL.
Es. E9 "a .5s. S5
other makes that we have taken in exchange; rent
sShif' specimens sH ms fGSS
Cd and PH9 TSE S1 a99
Esa ST fSa sS of Fl Ssf enes
and Licensed dealer. 6lS Orb st. NV. my6-lm'
" cabinet sic 4, 81 dozen, 70 call AZ LARDNER,s
only framing pct with each DOZEN aps-i Hm'"
WANrEDs.,Yyog TO Know THAT WE RECEIVE
s,S s25 III ST. s.fsl e 'e''nss HILL
:st5sa Eaaa zf Z
WANTED : HORSES TO KEEP KEEPING
" horses winter and summer a specially; order box.
roa% miles out On IL r CLAIM. sligo. I Nd .'n ST.
WANTED -HoUsEKEEPERs AND HOTEL PRO
ture upholstered. repaired. packed and stored
psr Esssssea n ISL
fel6-ly
"ANTED-WILLIAM C. FRIZZELL. PIANO
w tuner, 6e:S 9Th st. s.w. Orders from Nd, Va
and all parts of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention. Firs,-cass running at loves. rates. fe10f
WANTED = OPIUM AND=WHISKY HABITS
w cured at houIe without pain book of partic uars
sent free B. NJ. WOOLLEf, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ca
Office. l04L Whitehall st. ja29-Iy
"ANTED-STEAN CARPET CLEANING AND
w remode!ing works feathers novated mattresses
made over: furniture steamed and moths destroyed
+. II. fOUNGS 1iG2 Pa. ave Telephone 100S-2. fl3
VXTANTED-FIEE HORSES BOARDED-DRIY-
w ing saddle and carriage horses taken at Ash Hill
stock farm horses kept in condition. exercised on the
road and track g-oOmel daily. Gen. +. F. Beale
proprietor; Telephone direct to farm, 1873. J. W.
RIDGWAY. Manager ialS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

OFFICES.
Idl1 st NV. ent by. sl1ll4ll Pa ave NV. I'd and
Tea st NV. basement IS 1904 + = NV. Or "a Ar
1909 st NV, IF. ID fir GO 6Q7 9TH -. several rs
lll9 VI ave NV. r 81. % lib st NV several
l2e5 Pa ave NV. Sd hr 30 5 9TH and + SITS -
STORES.
1411 Est NV. 4l75 Is0I Il S. nw store and
lll9 VT ave 81. 81. 30 dwelling S41
1909 III st nw...........cjl
STABLES
Corcoran Art Gallery IRA y ave NV Crea->. SIS
GALLEY in rear. $2o LIS l4th (rear) Is
Bet 12th& 10th, OK SITS p 6ls st lTe;r) 30
1l2:5 18th st NV trear). 20
The above houses can be examined hy pernnit from
our ofice only. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO..
mySl LIZA st. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED
girl situation to do general hSnseyerk for fam
tween 4th and 9Th and NJ and sts n. W. il.
| WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-PosITI
W for cooks. characteristics waitress. laundresses,
sAMUEL 4 Co0aBs CO. 81 10Th St N.Y. 34t Ct
NANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN A PLACE
private family Good references. Apply I4,7 Madison
/ St NV 1T
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w COOKS. chanI'seT1naiGs. waitress nurses, yady
maid, ssisrsss 6n.rs , , footnen refer
WANTED-BY A CoLORED WOMAN. FAMILY
w washing to do at home on washing by the day
Apply l1:6. Of 18Th and 20th. L and SITS n W.
WANTED-BY ARKsPECTABLEC oLORED BOY,
ally nseiu willing to 20 to the country. 14l3 New
WANTED. a YOUNG MAN ExPERTENcED
salesman Address b. 4. Star office. my27-2t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED
glasses position with u an oPtcisn or ewe sna sS
dress .. q. T.. Star office. my27-2ts
WANTED-BY COLoRED GIRL, PLACE IN
st. NV. my2a-2t.
WANTED-BY C.LoRED GIRL. PLACE AS
sSs summer address '' SUSIE s'I BoE re- ~
WANIED-BY A GOOD. RELIABLE MIDDLE
houseS0rs ,oialensa,ion not much as home: Ad-
WANTEDm-;A SOUTHERN LADY OF REFINE
WI for Pss o
dress SOUTHERN, Star ONCE. IT.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A
Ades og Star sfsf e best city reisresee
WANTED-jBY A RESPECTABLE COLoRED
W boy, place to make himself useful about the
house stay nights; can give refs. Address SAMSON
WARE. so g st. s.w. IT.
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED sALEsLADY. A
Of refsrcnee address CoSFECTIoNERY. Star oiee ice.
w toned to office work thoroughly understands
Star Office. my3f3ts
WANTED DREsSNAKING-A EXPERIENCED
lily. Address NJ. 6. j.. I21S New York ave my.,6-2t.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN WHO Is WILLING
" To make himself useful. situation in a real
references. Address EDWIRD Star Office myat;.Ss
INTERPRETATIONS BY TIDY WHITE MAN
v, ana wife cooking. homework or waiting; man.
eare o. drying or waiting willing to out of
my26-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, BY
sn Iei i place as nurse for infant or Invalid
Cal at iZ>2 9TH St NV. my26-a'
MANIFESTATION BIZ AN EXPERIENCED
retsns and willing. Address NJ. E. H.. Star office.
WANTED A BOY OF Il. PLACE IN
" cake bakery; IL years experience. Address ".
W., star Office ny,.,-:,ls
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants Orefs private families. hotels, restau-
fG III t ffrk
n,y1G-1st'
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS. BUFFERS.
W Wallets house, parlor and ladies maids. nurses
tiles and resorts). BURNHAM's. lilo G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
SPECIALTIES.

RLECTRIcITY-A POSITIVE CURE; quick,
u sure Pheasant purihes the blood; tones the sys
ssi ih si friend D.. H1YxxkD. ias issS 4:
Specialist. my361m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

1.OR sAiG OR EXCHANGE roe CITY PROP.
u eTts a f1rp clniainlng - aerss sitnttsd near
SirncefNltc. AuntcOicTN couaty. Nd. IN the Inidst
g. one y the mos prnrs~ve farming scstons q. tho
state iafHs nea dNc'iing. lsrs. lsrn and all
ssrg oui1uilsliars sosd urshasl b-ar1ns. land IA
good state q fertility. Can u had ,sa-aaiu Call
o. a. trsss q. n. SNAPPER,
niN7-s-ot iAunsl. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED HAVE A BEAU rIFUL 14-ROOM
w house VI 81. NV that viii exchange for ako,ns
property Otiler pruE erty equity so.OO Acdre IS
J.. :. d star Offce. my-sS-S-
UTANTED- 3TOJYEAR LEASE ON A HOUSE OF
w tfts~n 10 twenty rOoias In northwest AddT, s.
SANITAkIUM. star Office uly-eo;;I
NTANTED-TO BUY SMALL PRESS-BRICE
w trent window kouse. . OF rooms; all rhod
IuI- in the Sc. convenient To ear
lnes Address l., Met Hotel stating terms, price and
location my25-St'
uTANTED-IO OR 1I-ROON HOUSE ON CAPT.
w tOl Hill, price not to exceed -, uOO.
Jos. REDfEkN SON.
my253t 6Se 14th st.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE DIRECT. IF POSI-
w be. a EiEs-Ioom house in the northwest To cost
FROM 80 OcD 20 sI0. 900. with large lot. JOHNSON.
CHEN 4 co. my25-.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

troh htNf-MIrH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING 20
acre farm AZ LandOver station q rood inye~tni.ut
NeihAes ana new outbuildines; will dwelling.
I'm 's 80 WITH sround' sl5 Apply Of wIIkEk
EoR RENT HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE,
nseiilncen. lawn; dwelling furnished Is rooms:
f.od -tsbng carriage boust lce house. allied stu
ate south side river Relay station b. and D. railroad
Appsy a. VI. :. HALL. -. Denis y. o. Nj rsys4-tiTs
EoR sAIE-EIGHT-RooM House; ~ AcRFs;
iruifi shades rocd water nse minutes walk FROM
ststlon Price. sl.JOo; easy terms Also sin-roon
aTe-8m' o. Z. HINE. Vienna Fairfa, Co., Va.
EoR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN, Nd, BEAUTT-
three street s5x0 feet only ~ blocks stafion:
Sidewalk and street lamps. Price, -. 800; one-siird
my2I-6t J. r. HEREFORD. l4laGa.
NOR SALE WATER FRONTS ON PoToNAc
river and Chesspeske bay the finest sIsd chesIF<f
farm properties IN the country. @. H. CAINEEf q
Co., 100 ST nv. my2l1w-
LSoR RENT-FUENIsHED-LAR BRICK NAN
den land; fruit and shade. SITUATED aDJkcf-Sr
70 FREDERICK CITY, MD.
For price. &c. apply 70
Nv. n HrycK
my2l-ot los Penna- ave.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA Farms. BEsT "a
" eies Tor selling country property write for cat
mris-Im. JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 raa~
EoR sAI.E.AT BRANcHyIL-LE, on TIE B. AND
Of each price go psf io sa. ,. ,es
WITT 4. and sssh, rcos only 80
srs Oh ''''A' dra ~ ssts - -
EroR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST pfsfRAHfT
sna sf r. sites for a country INN OF prvsSs
srs sps rr Y sns fsan.y,ssnis 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
INSURANCE.

MuTUAL PRoTECTIoN TIRE INSURANCE co
IVA OF The ID. C.-MILIlAM BALIANTYNE, Pres-
ident. JAMES L. FITCH, Secretary. Issues policies
unusually low rates and each insurer shares in the
COMPANY. l406 1t. NV ja2sI1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES

tOR RENT -Sl4 5rH ST NE.a ROOMS AND
cellar a. MI 10y at SIP sp- ~
l2l2 X 1t ..-...--......-.. -..,-.,..,.. - 90
~ II ne Or and hath brick. a. m i...... - ~
OuS 18th ne. Or. and hath; lO 20
. WATERS n THOMPSON.
my2l~d l.ckb p 81. OPP Ehhitt House.
tSok RENT NEW HOTSE. TIN = ST. Y. y:
II ~ fruni rooms, hath. pansry. cour. eiod eel
ist Siid lNlertd e nj, 80. 20 Ter month Inquire
jERk JoHNSON. DIE = -. ~ myl,Liiu-
LpR RENT
l:seS ia 4. l:ir. W. 1.SBt :y,.h :. Or ~
ln ]. store and dwell IA - - s.,S Il
ing. with :. able SNc, 2; Dos N. ~ A. - III
:0lT o II. 12r. ~. M. S.iNN ~ In a. - ~. -
HIts'.'' iatc tNstlt - ur Rr...... ~ ~
h y. .G ~ i.'l - ts3 ceaal 81 hr, 6r.. 10
Us bdH.i A5'oa ave. Brown -. hr. ir......... 10
81: q, l3r. ~. m IS Brown 81 Dr. ar -. 3
5lna ~. Or. H.. lS ~ .l.5 Canal II h- tr Il sO
S3P st. sr. br. III. 20 SI2l "a fr stshlc IA
- - e. Ii. FlCEiI<G,
myl4 1854 :esd st NV. West washinstan.
LroR RENT-NEw s-RoOM HOUSE IN FAIR
view Heights. IonaliNtown road ARMY 10
JOIN 4. BEALIs 1921 n st ap.hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
PERSONAL.

a LADY WILL GIVE si0 PER MONTH AS LONG
"A retained IL Once any securing position
paying $50 Address p. A. l.. Star once.
my2s-as
WIDOW LADY WISHES TO RENT TO GENTIE-
w o pleasant frunt alcove room; n ". Adj
dress A b. Star Office. my26-:H'
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE
IL excellence please call. examine work and get
pricee. VII cost nothing and may You much
apls-sm u. s DENTAL ASSN. 9TH and ID sts-
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communications promptly attended to; conhdrn-
tai Ielephone 80. Ofhce open all hours. wv.
WILLIAMS. Manages. go St NV d96m
(uyIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN QUESTIONS
~ and snsWsrs. Send 10 cents 70
5. W. FLYNN, L. M, Ivy Institute,
splo-1m' southwess cor. 9Th and sss- n ".
- demand for rents secondhand clothing. gess
Rsiess paid. Address o. call II JCsTH's OLD STAND.
no g. ~. az
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-IF ANYBODY LYING BETWEEN
w IOeh aud 18th sts and y St and n. Y. n
mas nice cool RON IN I'd story for rent At BILE
STAR ONCE my21-.2t'
NrANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. SINGLE, FUR
w nished room. with two meals day; within three
refersnes Address for two days. J.E ". Star Office
niy21-2t'
U-ANTED-BY PHYSICIAN. PARTLY FUR
w nished room. 1st I'd floor, for oiee with priv
Le<e Of parlo- Tor an hour each day small will
answer must be reasonable state lowest price. Ad-
dress r. r. N. star once. It.
uTANTED-ROOMs IN PRIVATE FAMILIES
w for ladies only for week % Septemher 10. q. A.
l.. enralnpnenf. state number that be- accom-
ilosiated and price day. both with and without
board Those already enrolled on Col. Nright's list
Chairman ON mems a.coinmodations coumittee) need
once. 1t
N-ANTED-FURNIsHED OFFICE ROOMS FOR
w ply sician north Of II 81. and bet 9Th and l4th
sts- NV. Call DOCTOR l0Oi II st. NV. my26-a'
WANTED-TwO LADIES DESIRE TWO NICELY
w furnished second-story rooms. with board. June
4 between and and 9Th and l4th n Address
= g. o., Star Once my26-H'
UTANTED-BY LADY ONE OR TWO UNFUR-
w niShed ro8Hs in Anscostia. with board privi-
lexe of housekeeping Address, stating terms HOPE.
Star Office my2o-3ts
WANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w roons all parts of city cheapest and surest plan
10 ssSure dys,ss5ls ryomsrs terms moderate
my20S'
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BOARDING.

DOhIlDINU.
DIEAsANT ROOMS WITH FIRST-CLAss TABLE
board at Mt Pleasant convenient to 18th st. cars
shady yzrd and porch Address Box 1l2 Star once.
my2s- .H'
HOTEL FREDONIA,
n st. bet. 18th and 18th.
Good board an
my96-lw at summer rates.
TABLE BoARDERs WANTED AT 1902 3OrH ST
Il NV. my2.Sas
THE NEWPORT,
i Cor..sr Of lsth q. and Mass. ave.. viii remain
OKen during the summer.
Large airy and hrsteiAss table board at
rates. myss.j-tjts
a FAMILY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE
N three four table boarers also handsomely FUR
nished near Franklin Park Address 1Ols 18th
st. NV my17-12t'
vJ'HE SOUTHERN. 5il 18TH ST. RESORT FOR
i sight<eers: rooms with board eli per day; % 20
o per week newly refttsd. elegant rooms. VIII
lzrd's and points u interest J. y. WATSON. Msr.
Willy
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NOR sAIr-THE MOST RrATTIFT-l, STRUEpAy
huillnr luis at inxi,sie. within me n,,lo a tlrs
ciil, 80 Ssh baiance nul;Lly also coiiAso.,
Flushed
come kt. .,Nl Ol. tir. On 40
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OOMMIssIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sTATE
j6HN 4. BEALL. iSsi = st. NV.
In once from q N. TO pm. nol7
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FOR RENT-HOJSES.

EoR ROOM HOlsE; 1910 6 ST.
MS. bath, cellar. bot and cold water large yard
II r1ted Il encs e. ~ per month.
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y stis6 pianos. In OAK. mahogany. buri aDd other
fif ssoss q. S & . s..' gs
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.

NOR SALE-AT NOTWITHSTANDING
Il rockaway nearly built to order cost $3.50
the handiest business buggy in If you need one
come and see it. 11i1 johnson ave., bet. and and
18th and 18th SITS. NV. my21-3t.
IrOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A NEW sIT5 NO
top surrey; very stylish and easy vehicle; owner
having 10 use Tor will sell for 81 10 cash. Ad
dress Box 1O2, Star Office. It.
L,OR SALE-A GENTLE HORSE AND SURREY
L in good order. Can be seen any evening after 5
O'Clock A Sln N
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ITOR RENT
Il THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE
No. LIB l1th street NV,
Containing seven rooms and bath room, with all mod
ern improvements.
Apllyto S.y. n. HUYCK.
my.l-M Los Penn ave.