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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-06
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER .. 1873
wEsTBoUND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
SOJ q. m. washington and Chattanooga limited
for Bristol and beyond. Stops only at Chris
tiansburg and Radtord, also ut principal
stations west OF Ra0ford. Pullman sleepers
to New, Orleans and Memphis Dining car
attached.
$40 q. m. for Radford, BlueHeld, Pocahontae,
Ekhorn, Cinch Valley Division and Louis
Vile via Norton
4:35 p. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
Bueheld. Pocahontas Kenova, Columbus
and Chicago. Pullman Buffet Sleeper Norfolk
to Chicago without change.
NORTH AND HAsrBoUND. LKAvs ROANOKE DAILY
9B Q. m. for Petersburg, Richmond and
Norfolk.
945 a.. m. for Washington, Hagerstown. Phila-
delphla and New York.
1:35 o. m. for Richmond and Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper Roanoke 10 Norfolk and Lynchburg
to Richmond.
12:45 a. m. Washington and Chattanooga linn.
tted) for Washington, Hageretown, Philade
phia and New York. Pullman sleepere &c
Washington vie Shenandoah junction md
New York via Harrisburg. Stops only at
principle stations.
Durham Divsion-Leave Lynchburg Junior
station) daily 7;10 a. m. for South Boston and
Durham and intermediate stations.
Winston-Salem Division-Leave Roanoke Union
station) daily 1855 o. m. for Rocky Mount,
Martinsville. Wineton-Salom and inferno.
diate stations.
For all additional inform alton apply at ticket
Office or to W. B. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke, Va.
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"A GOOD DAYS WORK.
THE EDITOR OF THE KICKER Dis
POSES OF A FEW CASES.

Some Really Bad nIen WHO Had Sued For
Libel, but Who Promptly Caved When
Brought to .Terms-The Docket Is Now
Clear.
Copyright, 1893, by Charles B. Lewis.l
CLEARING THE DoCKET.-T.ast Monday
morning we paid off all our debts. made
our will, wrote out full instructions for
bur foreman to follow in case of our death
and then started out to clear the court
docket of the half dozen cases standing
against us. They were all libel suits based
on some pleasant and entertaining article
II The KICKER. None of them were for
less than $4,000 damages, but we had not
been worried any.
NO. was instituted by Jim Hoke, the
faro man, because we published 10 line
article charging him with being an es-
capped convict from Joliet jim was the
first man we visited on Monday He was
Inclined to think he had a dead sure case
until we exhibited our documents, when he
caved and ordered his lawyer to drop the
suit. 1t was from jackson, Mich, and not
from Joliet, Ills, that he escaped. Our
proofreader was to blame for the error.
No. was n suit praying for 500, 600
damages on account of n chirky little
article in which our esteemed fellow towns
man, Major Bliss, was referred to rs a
COW thief. When we called OH the major
ut his Office, he received us very cordially
that Is, we had no sooner stepped foot into
his office than we found two guns of modern
make and excellent finish held on n line
with our unprotected breast 1t is need
less to add that the major was behind the
guns We asked him as n personal favor
not to monkey with the buzzsaw until we
had submitted our documents, one of
which was a tintype of the cow he was
charged with stealing. Seven minutes
later the major was tclephoning his lawyer
to get out from under the snowslide. we
then went out and had nip in unison and
parted the best of friends. The major stole
the cow right enough, but it was five years
ago. and she wasn't much of a mixer, and
we aro not the critter to hold club over
his head.
No was $4,000 suit instituted by
Colonel Haynes of the stagecoach line.
About a year ago the colonel decided that
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A very pretty dress for a girl of 10 or
10 for seaside wear is Of all wool NOUS
seine de laine of dull brown, with Il
light brown flower pattern printed upon
it. Tho sleeves have shirrings on the
forearms, and the waist is also SHRED,
and all the shirred part is of surah of the
same shade as the figures in the pattern.
A coarse brown straw hat is trimmed
with bows of plaid ribbon, the colcrs be-
ing brown, green, red and yellow. While
this dress is not as durable "a tine serge,
the wearer is older and therefore prob
ably better able to care for it.
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SAVED BY A HAIR.
He Was Mixed on Dates, but He Got There
just the Same.

He Was Mixed on Dates, but He Got There
just the Same.
AT the end of II long causcway crossing Il
swamp came upon Il squatter's cabin, with
the squatter himself seated crossed legged
on Il log and smoking his pipe. After the
usual salutations he said
Stranger, burned my almanac up by
mistake two or three weeks ago and hev
got sorter confused about dates This is
Monday, hain't it?"
mo; this is Tuesday"
"And hain't it the 18th of August"
mo; it's the Sth"
Stranger, ar yo' pop suah bout thisp"
he exclaimed as he sprang up.
II am. Here's Il pocket almanac, and
you can see for yoursclf-Tuesday, the Sth. I"
ITS Tuesday the Sth, and just about
noon. Pm jest n day behind in my figgerin
Stranger would yo' do critter like me a
powerful favor-sunthin 1 kin never forgit
if live to be n Thousand Vars old?"
81 guess so. What is it?''
"Lemme take that boss to ride them
seven miles and git tharby o'clock That's
the hour sot for me to marry Il wilder
who's got 200 acres of the best land in the
state"
but won't they wait till you get there?"
"Not this time, stranger. This is the
third date I've sot to marry that widdcr
and it's got to be IL 90 this time or I'll want
wings to fly out of the kentry She's IL
widdcr with IL father, four brothers, two
sons half IL dozen uncles and seven or eight
nephews, and every blamed one of 'em is on
the shoot StrauDar''-
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Waiting.

On Cunard wharf recently an Irishman
with curiosity in his eye was noticed look
ing long and wondcringly at II monster an
Choir that was lying on the landing. He was
simply on tour of observation, but his
movements were apparently suspicious
and were noticed by the man in charge,
who approached the idler and asked him
why he was loafing around there so long.
Said the Irishman as he pointed to the huge
mass of iron, 'Sor, it isn't loaling | am,
but if stay here week I'll get look mt
the Teller that's able to handle that pick -
Boston Courier.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-06
"0h, these
Adver ttiisen1ents
III Tire me. ("

Some advertisements do hays
that tendency, so do some
people and some books. But
bright people understand that
the advertising columns now
a'days carry VALUABLE In
formation about things NEW
and GOOD. Things that
people for their own benefit
ought to know. One thing
that THE LADIES of Roa-
noke and vicinity ought to
know Is that at
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glide Reginald flung himself on his knees
before her. Our artist caught him at the
critical instant rs follows:


He poured out his impassioned love.
With her he could live to be Thousand
years old. Without her he would notNive
another day. She was his light-his life
his all The clock stopped dead still, but
he went right on. He haL never loved be-
fore. He had thought all women were liars
and deceivers. His was no sudden love,
like flame leaping up from the ash barrel,
but it had burned and burned for over two
long weeks, as the volcano of Vesuvius
smolders before it ats ready to throw out
S'more of that STIFF for making bicycle
tracks. His father would cut him off II he
hurried her, and her father had threatened
to set the dog OH him. but they would mar
ry and fly to other shores and live for each
other alone. She let him tire his vocal
chords and then quietly asked:
How much tin have you got to fly withp"
"rin? TIM"
"Yes. l mean es-rhino-cash-th
long green. 1t takes sugar to fly to other
shores, and it will need lots of the root to
board us after we get there. How much
can you raise?"
Madeline Pennyweather, I offer you my
manly heart" said Reginald rs he took her
hand. ut is q heart which"-
"One moment, please" she interrupted.
Your manly heart is all right so far as it
goes, but what about the railroad fare and
the grubS When want new duds, where
are they coming fromi"
Madeline, you astound mel Is it pos
sible that you are influenced by merccnary
motives?"
ut takes cash to pay gas bills, Mr.. Sykes
Pm willing to come down from quail ON
toast to pork on beans. but draw the line
there"
II had looked upon you as an ethereal be-
ing"
That's where you were off. want my
three square meals day."
And you are not even spirituelles"
"Only 10 per cent, Mr.. Sykes"
y II see. 1t is evident that have been la
boring under n great mistake. Youare not
an angelo"
Not this eve"
"And you must eat and have clothesp"
"K'rect, Mr.. Sykes"
And you will not fly with me ON the
wings of the morning and exist on this
wild, tempestous love raging in my hearth"
ut wouldn't be business"
"Then farewell foreverl go to forget
you'll Sorlid maiden, fare thee well!'
ia! tn! Don't slip OH the stepsv'
And thus they parted, never to meet
again i'll life. Thus were fond hopes
wrecked, trusting hearts broken and lives
made wretched and forlorn.
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AN AMERICAN FABLE.
The Sad Case of IA Young Man Who Had
Never Loved.

Once upon time young man with
liquid eyes and celluloid collar paid n
visit to Il sage who was renowned for his
logic and wisdom and said:
"Oh, sage, have come to thee for advice.
The world seems cold and drear to me, and
/ sometimes wonder if life is worth the liy-
ing. Tell me how can be happy like other
young mem"
Hast never loved?" asked the sage in an
swer as he laid a fatherly hand on t1e
young mans head.
II never hast. was always too busy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-06
THE DIAGRAM MAN.

She Looked at the Case From n Practical
Point, and He Fled.
Then there came period of silence. Both
felt the constraint. The ticking of the
clock sounded painfully loud. All of a sud
den Reginald Sykes, son of Sykes, the
plumber, resolved to know his fate then
and there The fair Madeline Pennyweath-
er realized what was coming, but she felt
her helplessness. With sort OF second base
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Highwayman-Yonr money or your life.
Lawyer-I!ere's MI have.
Highwayman-All right. Now get out.
Lawyer (taking him by the buttonhoe)-
Wait IL minute, friend Don't you want to
engage counsel to defend you in case you
should bearrested for this affair? Tit Bits.
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a Philosopher.

Hungry Higgns-These here gravel roads
is mighty tough on shoes.
Weary Watkins-Yes, that's so, but
where there is good roads the people mas
money, and where people has money they
amt so many dogs. indianapolis Journal
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Neverpny's Notion.

Ncverpay-Say, old boy, lend me $l3
Eyctooth - Wcll-um-I don't know
about that.
Nevcrpay-Superstitio en-? Well. make
it Sl2.-New York Weekly.
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WANTED-ROOMS,

WANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN NICE-
y furnished secoud-story front room; near the
business center, and with private family. Adj
dress l. " W., Sta office. nc q
RANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE a IN
Iurns he'd rooms. with bath. for light hOusekepp-
ing. Address Box g. Star Office pC-3tsr
"aNTEn-THREE GOOD ROOMS WITH BOARD
ior eight months: gentleman with family: NOT
hiiyher than I'd floor: one suitable for writing
pam board COOL locality; E. Cap. l.. H. p or
siHiiar; price must he reasonable; references
Address j. g. o.. Star Office MOI 9ts
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WINTER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj. OPEN ALL
HOTEL year. Or beach. Maryland ave. Every
- comfort and cow. for fall and winter
IMPERIAL. home ut reduced rates. Open fires and
myS-6m soiarium. u. W. KENDRfCK
HOT STRINGS. BATH COUNTY. vIRGINIA.-THB
Virginia., heated by steam, elevator and all
modern convenences. with ten new cottages
with nreplaces will be kept open the entire year;
bath In hotel; special rates from September to
April. ]. F. CHAMPL1N. Manager. au29-3ms
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WANTED-HOUSES

Hill, good location. house & or rcenls. Siao aash
ana lot In suburban town worth 5000 Isl nay
W C. p. star office me- D..
WANTED-WEIL FURNISHED HOUSE AROI-T
ten rooms, for navy officer; must be north of RI
81 NV and west Of 1ith st. A. J. WHITAKER
National Union building. 91S ST. no4-3t
NANTED-TO BUY HOUSE OF I or y ROOHiS.
cash payment of loco. hal. S25 a month"; In.
Guiding interest. Address Box 1O7, Star Office
WANTED-Bl SMALL FAMILY ,ADTLTs1- A
partly furnished house Of or 10 rooms; Capitol
mn preferred: rent must be very moderate
Address Mrs. c. ]. c. Star Office moi 3ts
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANMONlATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING;
Works.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat.
tresses made to order. Office. 1920 Pa. ave-
Works, 17Os I'D ITO NV Telephone sOl
mh0 AZ. NEWMYER. Manager.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

wANrED.LADIES AND GENTTENIEN-wE WILL
pay you So 10 SIS per week to do strictly home
work; no CONTRASTING and prompt payment. Send
seif-Rtl1resSed envelope. LIBERTY SUPPLY CO.
Liberty SQUARE. Boston. Mass. MICS
wANTED-BoYS AND GIRLS WHO WISH TO
make money when out OF school. send name and
we will tell you how. No money wanted
no1-6c p. STAiNER x CO.. Providence r. l.
WANTED AGENTS-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
to introduce and control the sale of the patented
New Moon embroidery and darning ring: new
invention for doing all kinds OF fancy work and
nending by hand machine: copyrighted book
Of instructions for on the sewing machine
free with order: liberal commissions and n clear
neld; sample ring by mail and full particulars
Tor = eeIts THE OHIO NOVELTY COMPANY,
+. 3. Cincinnati Ohio. ocf6-1m
MANTED-Ar LAST WE HAVE IT.-KEEN
bright and brany men and WOMEN wanted every
where to take orders for SLEEPS wOI,I T)S
FAIR PHOTOGRAPHED Only book of copyriyht-
ed photographs Of buildings scenes and exhibits OF
the Worlds Columbian Exhibition: authorized bv
The exposition management official certificate ac-
companies each volume. Bonanza for workers:
drop everything and handle It: You will make
mohey fast: books ready: credit given: big com
missions: Illustrated circulars. terms. FREE. Adj
dress Globe Bible Pub. Co. ass Dearborn ST
Chicago. Ill. or Philadelphia, Pa. oc13-2Oc
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-T24 18TH ST. NV, lar AND BATH.
- l2th St NV, 10 rooms baths stable.
go 18th st. NV. 10 rooms. baths.
l435 l. st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, furnace.
4O9-ll u ST. ne, 9 rooms and bath each.
no6-6t c. ID. LIEBERMANN, 1893 T ST.
FOR RENT-9-RoOM HOUSE; LARGE BARN
and % acres garden lands three miles from city;
SO per month; or will sell cheap. ]. Z. CLEM-
EMS, 1871 + St NV. n6-3t'
FOR RENT--1l25 10TH ST NEAR MASS AVE
NV; handsome three-story double brick dwell
ing OF "a rooms; In thorough repair; with every
convenience; two bath rooms: porches on every
floor: large stable for four horses RUTJFpGE
WILSON, 406 9Th ST. NV nog-6ts
FOR RENT
~voo RIA ave NV. 32 L st NV, 6r.... 1890
Or ............ 1s.0cI 1922 Goth NV 6r 1900
HEREFORD 4 HENDERSON,
nf-'t HOS q st. W.
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FOR lighthouses.
VI RENT-BY wAsH'N. pANENHowER,

IN " y. DANENhoNIH,
-,o -, -, 18th and @ sts
,l9 AID III Z. Cap. 81 Sc. 9rTns all MI $50 80
,isi2 .cosah 81 NV. orms.. all mi. 30 -
~ Ttn ~. NV. p rooms. all mi.....-.. 81 80
- % 81 NV. Office room % floor front. Is 90
.5-fV ara pace NV. rooms. all mi. - 50
Svgt 20 sVVS L 81 NV. rooms. water&gas. 1e 80
a.-As-i ztth St NV. roons. water..... To- 80
z z0so = 81 nv. roums. water. ........... 10. 30
~ anu no ~ Marys p Or. water. .. 80
a loa Z 81. ne. rooms. all mI............ q. 90
~ 81. ne. U rooms, all mI............ p. so
80 9th 81. n.ec rooas, all m.i........... g. 80
IL 81. be- rooms. all mi. ......... Is. so
2o5 81 ne. . rooms. gas and water..... Is. 30
ln lotn 81. ne. rooms. stable. ......... ~. 90
IL .aonase ahes' rooms, stable. 900
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BY BARNES & WEAVER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
coo r. S-r y M

So + ST. NV, Or, mi. .:............... zo!oo
- X St NV, rms, MI 600
2z2S ST. NV. rms. m-i...-............ 1850
- X st. NV. rms, NIL ................. 81 50
1888 Spruce ST., L. d. Park, rms. mi...... =. 80
1893 Linden ST., L. ID Park, rms, NIL. % 50
4o6 Elm St. l.. d. Park. rms, mi. ....... 81 90
II St n-e. Q rms, mi. ..-.............. 1880
HOS Park place, Or, NIL ............... 100
1885 18th St NV, store and dwelling. -. 1890
1021 18th st. Sc, rms. MI. ............. Ii 50
no4-3t
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FOR RFNT-lI39 ION NV, Or n bath. s3n 30
ave. llr 2baths. $50 80 LOG Cap tjrS eel. $50
l22l ave, 11r b..-447 NV. Or 4 eel. p. 20
2,0s st NV, Or eel 20 2,fsi 81 NV tr b. % 30
81 NV. ar and eel. 3D. 30 1895 Vnw Or %
motif H. l.. RUST. ff24 18th st. ny
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON,
G15 18th ST. NV Teierhone 1854.
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets to Europe By all lines.
Drafts In sums to suit.
Foreign Express. tau9p Custom House Broker
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DENTISTRY


DIR. GRAHAM. 30I 7TH ST. NV SPECIALIST
III operative and surgical dentistry. Filling and
extracting positively without pain. No ine1peri-
enced, newly fedged graduates nor incnm petent
boy assistants ntrusted practice on Pat nts but
Extracting. %. - 80 N"""ni
Extracting with gas local anaesthetic. soc.
Cleaning. 75c. wv
Filling with platina. silver or amaipam. TIC
Porcelain crowns, IS: gold crowns SCI
Very best full set teeth, 81 oco1.Im.
GI:OSHON'S DENTAL PARLOltS, ESTAB 1897
1oOs 14th NV. Artificial Teeth Inserted AZ 70 s.s,
open All hours, including Sundays. Local anaes-
thetic used for painless extraction Of teeth
oc23-1m
o.. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization of America. Scientific DEN.
IlSTR1 at moderate prices by experts only. 4Ol
7IH ST. See card in another column. oc9
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, e1.
cept cost Of material at 1925 II st. NV dem
tai department. of the Columbian University
from to pin. daily, except Sunday Ex-
traction free. Infrmary open from October g to
June 30. se23t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED

FOR RENT-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A
beautiful home Will rent very desirable room.
with hrst-class board, TO gentleman and wife,
dress Il. g. F., Star office. 1as
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This 9th of October, 1898.
In estate Of Richard A. Murray, late of Washing
ton, ID. &. No 5S15. Administration Doe. 49,
Application having been made for letters of adj
minstration on the estate of said Richard A. Muir
lay, deceased by James f. Graham notice is
hereby given to all concerned to appear In this
1893, at Ten O'CLOCK AM, to show cause If
any exist, against the granting Of such application
A copy OF this order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
In each Of three successive weeks before said day.
By the court: A. b. HAGNER, Justice
true copy Teste:
L. p. WRIGHT, Register Of Wills, DC
HENRY L. WOODARD
Proctor for applicant. no6-1aw3w
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PROSPEROUS BUSINESSES
FOR SALE To QUICK BUYERS.
We have for prompt buyers three excel
lent businesses that offer great induce
ments-a livery stable, grocery and a real
estate business.
We have ready buyers for a prosperous
wood and coal yard and drug store.
TIE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Rooms 13l-132 W. l.. and T. bldg, 9th and + sts
n3
FOR SALE;-GRoCERY AND PROVISION STORE
in the s.w. cheap TO quick buyer. Address
Box 81, Star Office no3-3t$
FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-A DRUG STORE
in South Washington doing good business Ad-
dress Q. ", Star office. n3-3t'
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE IN THE " W. DOING
business of $1,000 year. Address FAVOR
TIE. Star Office. n3-3t"
FOR sAIB-THE FINEST TEA, COFFEE AND
spice caddies. black and gold enameled, ever
offered for sale: coffee mill. scale and entire
Quitting Of fancy grocery store. Inquire at
1898 14th st. NV. scott
EXPERT STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEWRTTING
work at STAR COPYING OFFICE, j. c. Fracker
Manager. Room 40, Corcoran bldg. Stenographers
furnished. se5-3m
A GOOD BARGAIN-A FIRST-CIASS RESTAT
rant; centrally located and In thoroughfare;
dress STAR A. X, Star office. aui6-3m.
AT RAMSAY'S
Your watch cleaned for ST; watch handspring,
81 All our woFk warranted for one year.
ap3-tr 1921 ST hv
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FOR RENT-N1CELY FURNISHED BACK PAR
ior; suitable for two gentlemen; terms moderate.
1899 10th st, NV
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.


FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
two nice roonls second floor: nice locality;
venient 10 four lines heat, gas and bath
room; references required. Address 1918 Sth st.
NV. no6-3cs
FOR RENT-DINTNG ROOM AND KITCHEN; FUR
nished If desired: several boarders secured: SPLEEN
did location for caterer. Also beautiful rooms:
unfurnished SIS Hall room, IS. 1880 9th St
NV moi 2cs
FOR RENT-FUR. OR CNFUR.-TwO LARGE
communicating rooms; first floor; separate
together suitable for office parlor bed room;
cehtrsl location 429 11th st. NV. n43cs
FOR RENT LARGE ROOM; BAY WINDOW;
south front. 1874 u st. ne. n3-3cs
FOR RENT-MEDIUM-SIZED ROOM, ON SEC
ond floor, with gas, heat and bath; new house;
electric bells and Lightning quiet family of adults;
s. or 81. Apply at 6O9 3D. st. no3-3c'
FOR RENT BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS: SINGLY
or en- suite; handsome house; quiet neighborhoOd:
most elegant location in the city. 1406 Hopkins
place, near Goth and SITS. NV. au26-9Wcs
FOR RENT-TWO LARGE HANDSOME ROOMS,
furnished unfurnshed; for gentlemen; with
private bath and every convenience. 1912 @ ST.
NV. Private family. oc7-1m
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FOR RENT-SENEBAL BRAND-NEw 3-STORY
brick houses: rooms and bath: all mod tnrst
on 4th st. above ne: rent, $50 so; houses
open. b. II. WARNER & co. p4-3ts
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE;
parlor and bed room; with board; 3d-story front;
bay window; southern exposure; few table
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR sALE-LADIEs' VICTORIA BICYCLE: COST
$40; will sell for $G5 complete; good as new
q ST H." n4-3ts
FOR SALE-LADIES' CUSHION SINGER s65
diamond cushion Gales, S45; Victor pneumatic
%" '93 pat. guaranteed, $40; cash or time
HOS ST tupstairs}. mai
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND SAFETY BICYCLES
s2o up; old ordinaries and Stars taken in trade
for new pneumaticsi installments. II. s. OWEN
MFG. CO.. 1923 ". Y ave. se2o
LADIES
Have your dress material sponged at KEEN'S
to prevent spotting, 1910 ST. NV oc21.lm
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FOR RENT-902 ST. NV, TWO FURNISHED
rooms; front and back; second floor; heat light,
bath. excellent locality four lines.
Call at house. n4-3as
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FOR RENT-G2O * ST. Ne: GROOM BRICK:
all mod. imps.; near cars and public schools;
rent reduced 10 Sl7. Key clio X st. ne. r. W.
TUCKER BRO, 100 ST. ne. se30-2ms
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wANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG LADY OF BUSI-
ness address, who will hOnOrably discharge her
duty. to accompany party on business trip TO
southern and western cities: who finds II
necessary to work: all expenses advanced: steady
employment. Address D II. j.. Star Office nc 2l,.