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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
Cunning for Trusts.

Now let the trusts beware! The At
torney General of the United State is
after them at last. He only has about
sixty working days left. but keeping at
it double turn he may be able to CON
vince the country that he is not the
friend of monopoly. To be sure, tie
Attorney General has only tackled Il
little combine. one that sells the new
tangled machines from keeping grocery
clerks from picking and stealing. 1t
is rather small sized affair for the
chief law officer of the federal govern
ment to get exercised about; but as the
coal combine was to big for Mr.. Mil
ler to see with his nakel eyes. as the
sngar trust simply laughs at his feeble
effort TO get a paper bag string around
it, as the whisky trust has grown hi
larious over its defiance and the patent
medicine combine has shaken itself
loose and gone on its monopoiizing
way, there is nothing left for Mr.. Mil
Ter but to take hold of the cash regis
tering company. Philadelphia T.le-
graph.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
The MYStcriouS Garden.

1t is accepted as an established fact
by the peasantry Uncertain districts in
the South of France that the Garden
of Eden is in Palestine. surrounded by
!, high wall built of huge pieces Of
stone, on which the rayages of wealth
er and time appear to have no effe:t
Any one looking over this wall cx-
pires immediately, SO the mystery OF
what the garden is like has never
been cleared up.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
BURIAL OF MR.. BLAINE.


of the Dead Statesman.
America through its highest dignita-
ries has paid the last tribute Of respect
to the remains Of James e. Blaine, says
a Washington correspondent. Every
effort was made to comply with the wish
OF the dead and his family and make
the funeral private one, but the
surging wave Of public interest
swept over the barriers imposed
and made his private funeral
one OF the most impressive of public
demonstrations in honor of the dead.
The most eminent men in the nation
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09

are silent and Nnneafd. We urge 3ur
readers .ir. write to their Representa-
ttees and Senators. Make yourselves
heard. Deihand 4 fire. coinage sub
stitute before the Sherman Law be re-
Dea1e('.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
Note. OF Current Events.

JAMES CAMPBELL. Postmaster Cen
eral in Pierce's Cabinet, died at Phila-
delphia.
IN fire at New York Mrs. Rebecca
Salmon end her two children were fatal
ly burned.
An unknown man was found murdered
at Jonesville, Ind, having been literally
cut to pieces with knife.
DR.. PARRETTI. Recorder for the Prop
aganda, and Vice Rector OF the College
OF the Propaganda, has been appointed
Auditor and Secretary to Archbishop
Satolli.
A SENSATION was caused in Rome by
the accidental explosion of a squib un-
der the window of the Quirinal. II was
supposed at first that il was the work OF
a dynamiter.
JOHN RIGGs, formerly of the Seventh
Cavalry, died at Denison, Tex. He
claimed to have killed BLACK Kettle
when the latter's village was attacked
by Custer's troops.
OF the 800 girls who have been edu-
Gated by George w. Chiids. he says
that the teachers and nurses and the
graduates Of law and medicine have all
Leen successful The elocutionists
have made most money. and the musi-
clans earn salaries ranging from $500
to 5000,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09

chance for the Democracy as now.
Meter :iave such vast interests been in
sr,n doubt and uncertainty, and newer
has there been greater danger eli
great general disaster attendant Wpofi
q single misstep in legislation.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09

BERNARDO HoENIG, who recently
died in Hamburg, Germany, has be-
queathed the bulk OF his fortune to
charitable institutions in the City OF
Novion
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
Orstcr. and ARTIFICIAL Teeth.

A dentist of Athens, Ia, has ut his
office curiosity in the way OF oysters
and artificial teeth. The teeth had evil
IDENTIFY been lost by someone on board Il
ship or someone who had been drowned.
The oysters had formed around the
teeth and the formation is perfect. A
dredging boat found the shell with the
teeth attached, and the man who found
them sold them for $50. The Smithson-
ian Institution is now seeking to rur-
chase them. and offers a good price.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09

LOUISA and Joseph Galiano Of Har'.
ford, Conn, have been twice married
aud TWICE divorced from each other,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09
DEPOSED THE QUEEN;
SUDDEN BUT BLooDLEss RE-
VOLT IN HAWAII.

I.iiiuol<alahi Tries 4 Coup Which Proves il
Boomerang - Provisional GOvernmen!
RecOgniZed-Annexat nation to the United
states sDemandcd-EorciSn Are in Con-
troll.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-09

The Cincinnati charity ball netted
5000.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
u. 1898. To al whom !. may concern: It having
trlct Of Columbia that the following named water
mains are necessary for the public safety. comfort
and health. under public act No. 16l, approved June
Il. 1880. water main 10 Be assessed therefor the
Commissioners hereby give notice that they viii re-
from all parties interested until IL O'CLOCK NJ, on
sbond Nv snhi,,sd ~ oS isvinS .tsg mnins
ss follows indicated plats in the oics Of the
Engineer Commissioner: On street between 9Th and
9Th streets southwest south side of Rhode Island
avenae between 10th and 1lth streets northwest.
Let street southwest between and streets, 9th
street. extended between Howard avenue and Lincoln
street northwest 4th street northeast from to l.
OF Hardwood avenue and about 120 feet east Oak
street. on 18th street northeast between and d
streets and on street between 18th and 18th streets
northeast. j. W. ROSS. NJ. NJ PARKER. G. T.
POWELL. Commissioners d. c. jy17-6t
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From the New YORK tribune.
A discriminating observer once remarked that
man who looks like a fool, talks like fool
and acts Ike fool. to all intents and purposes
is . fool On the same principle il may be said
that water which looks NASTY, smells nasty and
tastes nasty, to all intents and purr il nasty
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EOR RENT-
L BY BARNES 4 WEAVER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
400 at " w

1905 ct. NV, 10 rooms all mi........... S65 90
11l2 Corcoran 81. NV, 10 rooms all MI S. 90
COL Spruce ST., rooms; all m. f. ........... 40 90
S12 st. w., rooms all m. i.............. 100
Hickey farm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 90
1727 7th W. store and dwelling ........ 40 90
30S Maple ave-, rooms Q. IN L. ............ 3S. 90
331 Maple ave rooms; all m. ............ 81 80
624 22d Of. Nv, rooms all In. l. ........... 80 so
914 east ne. 1rs al. m L.. ............... 80 so
341 LIST ST. n. Srs. all mi ................. 30 90
1888 and 335 Spruce ST.. rooms all mi $780,. % 80
1915 9Th st. n Srooms; all M. ............ . so
A03 st. rooms all IN ............ % so
20 and ~ ST. ne, rooms; all mi 25 so
1249 Sth ct. w.. rooms all IN. .......... 22 30
lSto 52S Tenn. ave- n g.. rooms; all NIL. % 80
3426 and $3.50 st. NV. rooms all MI. % so
%01 Elm st.. y rooms all m i................ 81 90
10 California st: ne. rooms all M ~. 30
IA LIST st ne. rooms m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20. 80
521 and 523 14th st. n. 6rooms; all m 100
1l06 23d Ut. NV, rooms; all mi 90 90
4492d st. n rooms; all m. l. ...... 90 so
a aY Is. T. :: r. 5G rooms, s'l M 1 1s
618 ct. n W.. room over store. .......... Is 90
1l27 Georgia ave. Sc. rooms all M ..... IL 80
1031 and 1913 18th at. e., rooms all m. 80, IL 80
ID and IA Mccullough st.. rooms. ........... g. 80
HOO st. NV. room. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4 90
Stable in rear Of 1885 Vermont e............ 500
tyl5-3t
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FOR lighthouses.

EOR RENT-COMPLETELYF FURNISHED HOUSE.
two rooms reserved. for $40 per month and board
of elderly person, to q couple without children.
Address Magic. 229 ct. ne. jy18-3ts
LrOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOME; $40 6TH ST.
L Q w.; 15 rooms; large yard and stable; flowers.
fruit. &c. $50. JAMES r. SHEA,
3y1S-3t 6s2 eeuna. ave. n
EoR RENTaCHEAP, THAT DESIRABLE NEW
Il house. rs 11th st NV; IL rooms and bath
cellar; steam heat; 2-sto1y brick stable Only 076
month sRlsndid locality for renting rooms.
EOR RENT = ONLY $50 A MONTH; THE
largest and best located house in the city for the
rent q bed rooms. parlor. dining room and kitchen
yard NortheAst corner Of 4th and ste n. w.
ty1S-2t DAVID D. STONE 8O4 and 8O8 o. NV
EoR RENT-123o Sd ST. s.w.; BRICK HOUSE;
1y1S-5t JOHN MILLER CO.. sos L at NV
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
" public for all states snd territories . SPECIALITY
by R. II. EVANS. onace <bassmentl 1891 ST.
Always in Office ONCE hours. ia7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and terrttory. Notary and U. 8 Commissioner
oc1S JOHN Z. BEALL. 1871 st. NV
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To RRsroRK gray hair TO its natural color ss IN
youth. cause II TO grow abundant and strong there
y no better preparation than Halls Hair Remover.
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FEMALE.

WANTED-BY CoLoRED GIRL FROM vIR-
Elni. Plscs Is eh.mbermad or nurse in priv:ss
WANTED-aoT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
ers s a1a all
WANTED-BY MALES AND. FEMALES. EN-
ployment in private families, hotels. restaurants
s sss 1ssdsS HE
WANTED-BY REspEcTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w PLACE As cook and light washing and ironing.
WANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE GIRL.
w :i,1ssion = chamoermaid or general hou'eyo,k.
w little child. place to do housework In private
family: Sil take small wages good home Call or
NJ ANTED-A PLACE BY YOUNG. REsPECTA-
BILE eolS,sa Gis .s os,@Ss{mad or nurse with ref
:ssg naS Eaiins IS
WANTED-IMMEDIAfEL COMPETENT
s is: saa Ss sGSa need apply S
WANTEp-BY GERMAN LADY SPEAKING
A1D n. e 81.
w colored girl. situation chambermaid, wsit-
s no e n:
w maker. sewing to do In families, or would take
An an se. a'r reference;
WANTED : BY A REsPECTABLE CoLORED
w Rri q place to do plain cooking and light house
dress ]. B. NJ Star office. jyl7-2es
WANTED-BY NEAT COLORED GIRL. WITH
200 references place 70 60 tn the country 70 do
eau 1910 Marion ST. bet 9th and It'll SITS. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. BAKERS.
W maids, confecttonsrs drivers. nurses, clerks.
ironing sGSSaAaSo ni1o SO TEMP Sis enc
WANTED.A YOUNG GERMAN LADY ~
suitable position Be profiored she has passed the
sISminsso for tsaehsrs in Germany and would al
Star office. Yl5-3es
WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN. COLLEGE
w graduate. with knowledge of drawing and water
color painting wishes position teacher In private
school or family in the sout bern states references
Washington, ID C. ty15-0e
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L,OR RENT 1924 Y ] ave Or a15
2217 M ct NV Tor $40 so 1902 Q. Or and bath 25
152 Be. Tor and bath. IS 1908 Corcoran. Or. %
% Rn NV. 7r, lar32. 80 2I0 Fla NV. Or. 20
AT In nv. Or cellar p so rs H. upper portion 20
2622 NV. Or and bath. Is 1922 Cap st. 6r..... Is
y17-3t H. L. RUST. ga l4th n.
EOK hENT-3ls ST. w. COR. NJ .L...s75. 90
!o6 St ne. Dr. brick. ....;:-.......... 80. so
ave .. ". water and Tas ................ ~ 80
Rear 9l7 P st. n. w.. Ar. water in yard. 10. 80
r. H. T. LEOPOLD,
Jy17-6t S.w. cor. 18th and + sts n w.
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soft Crab suppers ut Bay Ridge Every Day.
Trains leave B. and o. station ct 9:l5 a. m and
AS pm week days, and at 935 An and 1:3O
and SIS pm. Sundays. Round trip, S1.-Ad1t
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which Nobody Can Deny.

ELxs' EXCURSION to Marshall Hall Wednes-
day 6:30-1Gus
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III 90 ~ st sV. store and

hoo ~ st sw. store and
r 5rs, mi. ..............o2s
q I4S L me-. 6rs. mi. ...,..2I
OF 1910 z sw. 6rs. mi. 81 %
10 ] 14th NV. store. ~. y
. % p Ut NV. 6rs. mi. 30. g
715 11th ct ne, 6rs. mi: 2(
b 63S 18th ne. 6rs. mi. 16. %
" 45S Maine ave, FRS. lAJ
u19Q st ne. 5rs.. III. ~
20 1913 3 ut nv, 6rs. 10
red people in good locations.
:. 18th vt. and N. Y. ave. NV,
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For full list apply to wESCOTT WILCOX
iy15 1907 Pennsylvanis ave n =

EOR RENT
L 1894 Mass ave NV,
mi. l5r. e1Ol.O
1921 n y ave NV. mi,
40 c st NV. mi. liz 70. /;
500 f at NV, mi. 11r. n
d. 1851 p 81 NV, mi, lar 81. q
ElmAv. TAX PIX. lar. 30
1000 9th st NV. IN !.
lW ,.-............ 10. y
45a Fla av NV. llr. mi IS. 5
1913 9th NV, m 1. Tor. 30. 3
1000 b st ne. N 1. llr.. .. )
1873 d 81 ne. m 4, n. .25. 3
444 K st NV. 7r. .25. 3
45l lat Ut Sc. III I. 7r. Is. 4
IL N G ave se. m /. 7r. 25. 4
400 4th st ne. m T. Tres. 8
11.e3 Pa ave NV, 1r.....2
Cor 9th and Z SITS n
Potomac Hall, cor 1lth 81
OFFICE
439 9th NV, 3r. 80
ST,
1000 B st ne. at L dw.. S3l
1ol Sseuben NV. Pr. "a
ST
Rear 1928 Kingman pl. 81.
jy15-3ts A. ). Ci
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EOR RENT
l. 1916 G 1t NV. 12rs,
MI. SO
205 A ct SO. 12rs. mi. :. {
492 Maine ave. 12rs.
M, .:........:.4
ITO II st ne. store and
Ors mi................4
oa6 P st NV. 0rs. mi. 40. /
@S 1lth st Be, 6rs,
mi. %.
Flats and rooms for colo
CAYWOOD L GARRETT
WHAT
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A TLANTIC CITY.-THE MAITLAND"
n l25 8. Tennessee avenue.
-Four minutes walk from the ocean Very desirable
rooms with southwest exposure. Strictly frst-class
JeI7-2rn MISS s. JEANNE DAVIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST.
sULFoNAL. P. o. Box ala. Norfolk. We. ,yiS-3d'
WANTED-BY COLORKD MAN. PLACE AS
w waiter porter driver; understands the care Of
horses willing to do kind Of work. Apply All
L ST. n W. M17-3ds
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WITH FOUR
W years experience situation in transportation
ment Of an active business ecs rhs best Of refer
&. p, Star office. Nl26ds
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Il CHARLES W. HANDY,
$40 18th st. NV.
10l7 st NV, 13r : st. tS3 1921 Ysve n w. 7r $50
1880 18th NV 10r 30 80 1906 9Th NV. Or bath 30
l15l 18th stnw 9r.... % 514 7th Of ne. % 20
3OOo Ut nv. 1r oO21S st NV. IT,. %. 50
Cor 9th and H SITS ne. . 40 II ct NV, store -. %
str 10r.. 40 IDS ID Or and bath Is
~ p NV. store Dr.. z Rooms 0O3 9th NV. I'd
1853 18th Ut NV. 9f......40 floor ...... ,..... l2
9Th st ne. Sr. 40 Rooms 903 9th NV Sd
1918 VT ave NV, 8r. 30 30 floor ..............9
l4U 81 Sc Or ~ 5O 2l4l st NV, Ar. 10
~ "a st NV. 20 30 ga Del NV. 4r......S
1905 Marion NV. 8r.. 80. so
Plat sos 18th st. n. w.. u.s.
Once rooms in the handsome new building of the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at low
prices Jy15
ENOR RENT-S-ROOM BRICK: OLE ST N W. ;
and paint. Rent. 800 ]. FRED KELLEY. 70 A.
lsntic building. $3.50 Ut. NV. jyI5-3t
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1909 B st ne. mi; srs:2 50
4 l4l2 18th ne, mi. 81. 70. SO
l4B T NV. 1. Or. 20. 30
3 647 G st Sc. m 1. Or 20. 80
3 9+6 Fla ave NV, m I, Or. 20
5 "a Sheridan NV. Or. 20
o AIS r st NV. Or .....lS so
o f0S x st ne. m Or. .t8. 90
81 13x sw. m l. 7r. Is. 81
Q ] 124G Ut ne. m 1, 7r. Is 81
o 920 Plaavnw. N Or. II. SO
q 3l8 l4th Of sw. 7r -. 16. 50
Q :i06 l4th 1t ~. 5r IL: o
Q 905 5th NV. I'd Q. 4r. Is. %
o 2O1Q H 1t NV, 5-........H
Q l2 Heating ave ne. Or. Id
o 3l4 18th sw. 5r. IA
Q 1905 Sd st NV. I'd d. ST. Is
5 604 ! st ne, Ar. $50
". unfinished rooms.
ID Ma ave sw. Sd door. $40
9tafEsss 9th NV lr......sia
2l20 9Th st NV. .......es
ABLE.
5.
e33 9th st- nv
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EOR RENT-l32S r ST
Z NV. Tor. Q m t......97s
1908 U st NV, 8r&ami. :. sc
$50 d %. Sr b 2 baths. g. a;
1910 Riggs ut NV. Or. :.
am f....................4s
IL Tenn av ne. 7rka m 1. 3(
1915 9th NV. 6r&a mi27. 81
947 25th NV, Or. NIL 25.o(
100 Sth ne. 7r 4 ami. 25. &c
Ills v NV. Or. q IN l.. %
tyfy SWORMSTED
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FURN
Moss ave. 18th and P
Il = S.i i5sh and 18Th SoS'
n It mr. Conn ave. .4l6. 81
< bet nth L 18th. 81;
II Of. overlooking Pa
10Th bet * i L ste. SsS. <:
Nbet 14th 4 18th BOX
Conn ave bet N and n
Conn osi ave BET ii and u ~
kss bet 18th and ies si' o
SITS. with stable. . .291. q,
K st bet 14th and VT
18th st overlooking
Conn ave. .2J
n H ave bet n and Du-
pont Circle =. ... pa
Conn ave bet N and
Dupont Circle. .....2 E
NJ At near Conn ave. %,
n ct bet l4th and 18th
rs. %. 18th and 10Th,
With stAble.........2 g.
X st bet 10th and 18th
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


F9as ., sALE Obj DRUG STORE y NORTHWEST
ol ss 81 bse sios
Advertising Bureau. Baltimore. Nd ,sis-st:
EoR SALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE:
hi. sssf sddss. FINE GRocrR s s,.r De sSd
jyIs-6t' ''~' '''esN
FSSlRg 8 sA iai2 J. RETAIL LIQUOR IIcESs5
EOR sALE-A FIRsT-CI.Ass GROCERY. AND
ital Address A. T. T.. Star ofios ''' man si VIZ p
HAVING THREE sToREs. AND BEING UNABLE
sale the one e a mac The sa.ins.s strictly
tsehed ana 1srehouse e.sb rooa az
notes or will trade for small house
y11et. 4l2 4th 81 "a
w cheap. Address j. Nc. star once. Tl7,s.
THE BEST CORNER GROCERY AND PRovI-
Tfck horse and "'0n address ssSs
FoR sALEaA GOOD BUSINESS OF TwENrY
e :i.sSef i 81 r s.'s'i 'f s
s.: charge pr ssf hour Gun 8
EoR sALR-aooDwTLL AND FIXTURES OF
y lunch and dining rooms rieht st Center Herkst
son .r 81 T IA 4. but must be sold sao SSaah
WILL TRADE HoUITY OF q, 600 IN TAKoMA
J. II. T.. Star once. 3y15-3t'
Fs. sAL "a Sss AMP fIITUREs q
son. LOS 3ist st. y. w. ye-2ws
MY BAR ROOM AND LARGE STORE, 1870 PA.
AVA ave-. Will be for sale at Q bargain till November.
Iea,e III April. 1897; rent. SIS Per month, A.
WILLIGE ,y10lm
E REASONS WHY ROwE's INFALLIBLE HANDl-
- CO ping system commands iteslf In vesto with
600 more:
1-Absolute safety
2-Quick returns
3-Capitsl completely under control
4-Scientinc accuracy and uniform pro6tA
5-Two years practical test
600 yields e45 net pront weekly Prospectus 1893
free. explaining system detail; tabuetsd results;
references from subscribers who have operated sue
cessfully O year.
ie23-lm G b. Rowe. Boz l27 Brooklyn NJ.
A I RAMsAY's
"A Your watch cleaned for q watch msanspriux
81 All our work warranted one year.
ap3r ie2l Pst NV
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LpOR RENT-229 R ST. NV, NEW BRICK 2
rooms. N. 1. delightfully."- situated electric
pass door; very reasonable rent Call ON Owner.
1901 st. NV. jy16-3ts
L,OR RENT-14l3S ST. N W.. CORNER; SEVEN
Il rooms bath and Ane cellar; good repair; modern
1916 8 st. n. W. ie2o-iWs
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Two Couples.

Joe Wise, colored ice wagon driver, was
last night cut across the breast while engaged
In a frscas near the Virginia end Of the Chain
bridge. He came to town and had his wound
dressed by DR.. Shekell It was necessary to
put seven stitches in the cut before it closed.
Joe said that it was merely Q friendly fight in
about $50
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SISHED.
RIave bst 18th NJ ana
y Conn ~ S,-
lSt Sp a.. III low. 0;;cis siE3
3 N cs :, bet Az l.'h st s IA a,
4 Msss ave her i-th sn5 49,
iSth IA ~
,alIbstI ath h ia,h...JaSs A,
q DeSaia. a. ~ Conn
O sy ana i1th a. Iae a,
ss cor 1is. n "a. liza n,
MIN :, -, ia iP'o'
sta 10
,T,I7th 81 ft9 Far so.5o
,7 II ave and p st ESQ
Conn ave bet r and s
10 sts......-.............i5o
N 'enerson plsce bet
'eTI nIs plss Co.. bet
HIM. n,scs I h az conn ,A
20 ava and 0lst A. IL, "A
yOi15th IT hat K NJ. i22 a
Jefferson place near ear
. Conn ave .........,,l25
18th st bet @ and H
81 sts....,..............125
10th bet . and y. .,l1d 81
rs, BET 18th and 18th. 100
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I $50 It Iar.. baths. large stable $50 20
House Lanier Heights; Tor. bath cellar heated
BY furnace; nice porches large yard so. 90
1907 RigRs Ut Or. and bath: all m new. 20 90
1909 North Capitol ST. Or bath. cellar all m i. 30 81
House Mt. Pleasant. 8r and bath. .......... 25 90
Hanover place; rooms and bath. ......... 20. 30
1226 1919 Duncan place. 6r. and bath all iaL u 30
zoos e.: Or. bath. all M i............ Is SO
Cottage in Brookland; dr. nice shade 10 90
1910 I'd ST. dr. Ii 90
$50 Florida ave. ST., hath and cellar. 10. A
McLACHLEN BATCHELEER
fv2 Co. a1A n
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS lLADY AND
w dauehter). three UNFINISHED rooms: I'd floor
for light housekeep bet 9Th and l4th sts n. W.
Permanentn suited; good references. Address Mrs.
P. C. D.. Star Office. It.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices on bicycles no longer prsvs1 1ks
Congratulated s,cut- has GOMEZ
THE MAJESTIC.
fully guaranteed high grade machine. ftted Win
NJ and W pneumatic tires aud equal 70 any nicycls
on earth, for ass cash. No instsllmentsL No ss-
e'AA'Ss' ~'A' '11 ''' ' aEos ATwATER
,eo-3m 1890 Pa ave.
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OFF
Sc cor 18th and Fsts
NV. 4r. entire third
moor. 1886
Pa AZ L iith 81 NV, Or. ..8i
bis 18th st NV. 2r lst q. A
Sc COR 18th and Fists
1928 Pa Az NV. I'd DR.. SO
1913 7th Of NV. LIST and
I'd noorS. .A
sTO
1409-ek est nw......8l5e
133 It'll st NV. LOG
1901 N Y ave. ............ Al
1l0S 14th st ............. 4C
III H ST.. ................3 &c
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. K
and l. SITS. ............92
In rear Corn Art Gal. 80
4. 50 1876. .25
4, 50 50, Mass av & 21st.. IS
The above houses can b,
our omcs only. THO1
tv11
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L 7. WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST. \. W.
y. Building Papers, Moth proof Goods. fife Brick
Clay and Tile Asbestos. Fus Lining Pulp. Slate. &c.
ap14
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E,OR RENT-UNFURNl
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated, SCR. $685.
102S Vt ave NV, lSr. =. 300
1923 r ] ave NV. 17r. .2JC
1914 Fstnw (s& d.. 2}3 33
1899 X st NV, 15r. pos. 81
1915 Goth ct. OR. Zoo
1881 @ ct NV. lar ..l0o. 81
1906 n X ave, l6rs. l6
500 14th st NV. lar. 15G
1T26 Mass avnw. 14r133. 80
1915 n ST NV. i2ra ....l2i
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTEp-AMAN AND WIFE. GERM OR
W Scotch. to take charge Of . email truck farm 10
miles from city references. Apply to n. CARCSI,
0lO 18th It. d w.. After p. m. tyl8-2c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR LADY SOLICITORS
w for scholars for . scientific cutting and flttng
school opened by thoroughly efficient teacher. Call
at or address LIB North Carolina ave 1y11-7t"
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED HAVE CLIENT WHO DESIRES TO
w purchase piece Of ground; not over s. 600; all
cash. II necessary; must be . bargain. WALTER A.
BROWN. 1913 Pa ave. jy15-3t.
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(,AMPBELL cARRINGroN,
" Attorney Law.
Webster Law Buildins. 505 St u ". WsshfngtoA
ID. c. Residence. SS3 b. u ". -
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I5l55l9 18th ne, Or, ami. 90
III 10th %. 7r&s m !. 10. 80
82l 18th ne. Or 4 m 1. Is. 50
sos 18th ne, DR.. $3.50. IL. 80
$40 Callan Ut ne, Or. IL. 50
l210l2 L %, Or. IL
l5l2 Marks slley -. 4f. =. 30
1875 Fla AZ ne, 5rkw. 10. 80
l2lal2l Wylie at ne,
5r...................10.5 so
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FURNISHED HOUSES
ave ps.s 18TH o near n ave; new
stable. per annum ~. 400 9Th near Il. L2r 900
OFFICES.
Elegsnt rooms In sun Desirable rooms, IA
Suildins," ars;proof IIspas Cost Lin.
from go to 800 each. building - all front
from sio 10 Is and rR lo ss 55o each
STORES.
1QleConn ave. s15 Cofeeroastins estab.
1 I,4 Conn avs..........E ltshment. with all
"a 9Th nv. ::i;.....-....53l 18th and Z NV s25
STABLES.
1907 o. ....... st5 l02S Conn ave. rear S25
VII L. O. H0iI;TfZMAS 10Th and i sss. n. W.
LIOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. I34IvsT. NV :
u rooms and bath. mod. imp s2a. so. Brick 207
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
Jy1T-3t 820 ST. n ".