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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-08
S!CKHEADAGHE


~ = Kennedy. for a c..se Of ca
EA - Ierrb in t.lc lead which
NJ ~ ~ t..-v cannot cure.
xYlTPTOYs OF C4-N"E.-DuII heavy
belIache, obstruction Of the nasal p4ssaGes.
discharges falling from t,se cll into the throal,
sometimes profuse. WATER ,naI acrid. others
thick, tenacious mucous, puruleat, bi ic..y anu
putriG the eyes IRE weak =; J w..tery there IS
a RIGGING in the ears. deafness, hacking or
coughing to clear the throat, OK lect Jr,ti)n of
offensive matter, tSsssi ner wl.l sclbs from Ill
oers the vai,e is change AMI has 4" nasa!
fWnng": the Breath Is c.te;issve; s-ncll am
kRste ere impaired. there - u sensation Ct dizzi-
less, with mental depression, hacNing cough
I'D general debility. O1ly q fc-V Cf Inc above
aamed symptoms are likely + be preSent, In
Without Mss, NJ half OF she above symp-
tons re j IL clu7-raption t.Ai end IN the
TaTe. o ,-lSease IA , common more aeceP
e % and a lgerous, or less understood by phv-
.cials.
BY its mild, ,cthIng and heating properties,
Or. sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
eases Of & ,tarrh, '.CoiM I'm the Head"
GOryZ c.is' IaLrrTaai Headache
eel >, 4ruggists every ghere: SO c nts.
Enfield Agony from Cata-rh."
Prof W. HArsxEa, the fllnons mesmerist,
of It.,acS N. ", writes. - me ten years ago
Suffered rltol1 agony from chr: nasal ca
sarrh. Ly family PHYSICIAN Gar N up as
ncura, Ie and SAL EIust Gle NJ case was
ouch a tad one that every day., towards sunset,
nv y1Y,c v-3ull become s. coarse I could
sGI se--iN ts9ONe = SttSpcF- q ul1Tuils
A ,szu-h.II and Ct-atsnc o. thro2t would
s,l, Jst 5. RAJ IL. re By the st of DR.. Sare's
C1.lrrh Renee a three rnohths, WAS a weA
mr. md the cEtc has been permanent"
Constantly Eawkin= and Splitting"
fHoMAs : RUsTISe. Esq, 200 Pine Street.
81 Louis fIo. writes: :. was re2t- lilerer
from catarrh fJI three years AT dine5 could
hardly breathe. a. .7.,s constantly hawking
and spitti IS. G21 f2r q last EIGHT months could
not breathe through the nOStrns thought I
nothing couli b dc3e i : me. LJcl-iy, was
advised to try Dr-Slre's t's-arrh Remedy, ana
i am now well mai. ! believe it 4 be the
only sure remedy c2----h now rnanutAo-
tured an one has only - sIVe IL fair trial to
experience astounding resuis5 and u permanent
cure
A complete Treatise On Cat=rrh, giving valu-
able hints Us clSth1g. Gi2t end otEer matters
Of tm59rtanco, vii. e mailed. postpaid u any
address on reaei) 81 OF . two-cent -'sge stamp.
Address.
Worlds Dlspanssry Medical Association
No sea Main Street. BUFFALO. N. z
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-18

' ~ " ~ " N0' -$ DeDO0 ssss4 o2
Bills unpaid Period .................. 1898 "a
. 4oo26O 28
"
Salary of Inspector Genera of Schools
ludng Travelling expenses,
10 March 81 1892 to Nov. 80 1892. .$2666 90
From Nov &c, 1892 to March 81 1894 -. 1894 90
Salary and Secretary Board of Edu-
70 cation from March 81, 1892 to Nov
80, 1892. 92......,.............. $4,000 90
80, 1892, to Marchs 1894 -. 5000
N Salary of Assistant Clerk from March 81,
1892, to Nov. 80 1892 $1,000 90
From Nov 80, 1892, to March 81, 1894, 1000 90
NJ Salary of Messenger Clerk ......... 1900
10 Support English Hawaiian Schools 100000 90
M Industrial 1000 90
Aid to Hlo Boarding School. 1900 90
Kohala Seminary Observation-Disclosures. 90
College .............. 1,4OO 90
90 Makawao Seminary. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Industrial School ................. 1000 90
i" Kawaahao Seminary Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Christ Church Family Boarding School South
Wv Hawai- w
Prory School for ....... 1000
School of Of Heart. 1000 90
90 Scholarships Oahu College, 81 Iolani College, 49,
~ St Louis College 25; Kamehameha School,, 4
Hio Boarding School, Observation-Disclosures. 61OO 90
Stationery Incidenas. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Expenses Normal instruction 600 90
90 Professor of Chemistry Oahu College, from
81, Nov 80, $ 800
From Nov. 3d. 1892 to March 81 1894 -. 1888 90
21aa 90
90 Binding Repairs ....... $4,000
printing itemso If bearing
upon the evil effects of strong andto
upon the young, and to be used public
2255sa 90
~ INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Salary of Minister 5000 90
Salary O. Clerk, fromN Narch31
m to November 80 1892 ............$ $2,334 90
From Nov 30, 1892 to March 81, 1894. 1000 90
Salary Clerks March 81,
oo to November 80, .... 6,4OO
Nov March OO
1s,4oo 90
Messengers. 24OO 90
Incidentals 5000 90
90 so,7s4 90
SURVEY.
Salary of Surveyor General March
90 81 1892 November 3o 1892. $2,334
From Nov 80, 1892 to March 81 1894. -. 1000 90
Salary of Employees, 81,
w TO Novenl 80, ..........$ 1900
From Nov 80, 1892 March 81 1894.
- 1920
~ Salary of Employees: March 81, 1892. 90
90 Debt due Nov. 80, 1892. 2O1O
Expenses Field Parties Observation-Disclosures.
Debt due March 81 1892 Observation-Disclosures. 81
Incidental office expenses, Instruments, Maps
90 ing, Meteorology Gauge 1900
Meterorology and Tide Gauge debt due March 81,
1892 Observation-Disclosures. 131 2e
Survey debt 81, 1892. "a
~ Messenger $50
$ ss5o1 At
o. coNEYANoEs
oo Salary of Registrar Marchs 81, 1892
Nov 80 1892 $1,000 O0
Nov. 1892 to March31 1884
1884 90
Salary OF Deputy Registrar ................ 1000
90 Pay Clerks
Inidenals. Observation-Disclosures.
$ 164s4 90
IMMIGRATION
Salary of Inspector October
Salary japanese Inspector and Interpreter
M Salary of Secretary Board of Immigration
w fromN NIarcf31 Nov 1885,. 81 200
" FromN 1892 to
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-18
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Jan. II, 1898.

AllC happenings at IiiS oiS
house during the past six
months (by happenings we
mean the many changes made
in the Ministers), reminds us of
the two men who we're wad-
ing the Santee River. There
is swamp six miles wide on
each side of it, and when the
men had got about half way
through one said to the other,
"Bill, I'm blowed if don't be-
lieve we've struck this ere
river lengthways." If there
happens to be a tourist in the
city who found the climate and
his surroundings sufficiently
agreeable to keep him here
from start to finish of the Leg
islature, he will feel, as did the
individual mentioned above,
that he struck Cabinet FORM
ing lengthwise.
It's about the same with our
stock Of goods, no matter
which way you take it you feel
that you've struck it the long
way-it's the biggest in town
and from it the mercantile
business in the other islands
is supplied. And we violate
no confidence when we assert
that about four-hfths of the
individual consumers in Homo
lulu get their supplies for the
house from this same source.
Last week we said a word
or two about plantation sup
plies and mentioned, incident
ally, plows. We are fond of
making statements and doubly
so when we are able to verify
them the next week. Here is
an instance, The person who
doesn't want to hear should
put on ear mufs:
"We are so we'll pleased
with your 14-inch Hendry
Breaker that we are by this
mail ordering, through our
agents, two more, one 14-inch
and one I6-inch. The piece
of ground we are using this
one on is full of stone and
soon uses our other plows up,
but yours stands the rough
work we'll and turns the sod
when the others only "root."
"Yours truly,
Signed: "H. L1DGATE,
manager Hamakua Plan'tn.
january 8, 1893"
We've told stories of this
character SO often during the
past year, that it is getting to
be as much of an old friend as
the tale at the head of this
column, but they have an
amazin' influence on the plow
trade. Nine people out of
ten will accept the assurance
of a person using an article
rather than listen to the man
who is selling the goods.
Realizing this to be a fact we
buy good things and rely upon
their good service to adver-
tise for us, as in the case of
the Aermotor and sundry
other specialties which we
have put before the public.
The result is that the people
from Niihau to Hawaii sing
the praises for us.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-18

Subsidy to the Puget Sound and Hawaiian Traffic
Company, $500 for each monthly round trip be-
tween Puget Sound Ports and Honolulu, from
February 1, 1899, until March 81, 1894 .....
On conditions that the service shall be performed
by rst-class steamer of not less than 1900 gross
tons, that said Company shall carry the Hawaiian
mails free that part of said subsidy shall be due
paid until six months of monthly service shall
have been performed, and further payment after
the twelfth trip has been made, and thereafter
monthly.
lncluentalS. ............. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
ANACOSTIA.

Miss Lottie Booth Of Chicago and Misc jose
phine Mccarthy of Brooklyn, y. Y, are guests
of Mira Z b. Buckley of No. $40 Jefferson
street
Mrs. Electa Fleming and Mrs. Jane E Delans
Of Daysviile. Oswego county. n. L., are visiting
for q couple Of weeks the family Of Capt. D. L.
Pitcher. The guests sisters Of the host
Miss Bond and Mr.. Burgess of Baltimore are
guests of Mrs. Wilson of No. AZ T .easant str eet
Mr.. E +. Brockwsy of Chicago and Mrs.
Philip Bost Of Ohio are visitors at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Garden.
Mrs l. T. Fisher and Mrs. E L. Mintzer Of
Philadelphia are guests Of their brother, Judge
George e. Armstrong.
Col and Mrs Young Of Hampton, Va, are
visiting the family Of Capt. n. II. Cole.
Anacostia was represented at the ball BY
Miss Lottie Booth. Miss Josephine Mccarthy
Ars- X b buckley, DIR. y. e. Baines and DIR.
c. II. Weiss
Station Clerk Eckloh has returned to duty.
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GEORGETOWN.
CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.

CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.
Imports received at the custom house for the
week ending March 8 were as follows: Glass
ware. 800; manufacturer metal, s24; linens
and cottons, s733; porcelains, $50: wines. s777;
glass, S726; carriage, s524; asphalt, s1,662
Total, "a, 926.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Some few cattle were up and sold: Best, 5 to
E<c.; good, Al. to AZ; medium, 81 to A; COM
mon, to 81; sheep, 8 to 5; lambs, to 81;
calves. to !; cows and calves, $50 to S45.
Market good.
MR. HARRY STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Mr.. Joseph W. Harry. prominent citizen of
Tenleytown, was suddenly stricken with paraly-
sis on Sunday morning and is now lying in q
precarious condition Some time ago Mr..
Harry fell and had q shoulder bone broken
which. IL IL alleged. was never properly treated,
and after enduring the cold of Saturday for
long time be experienced the pain which later
developed into paralysis. The afiIction is on the
night side and the speech Is affected.
THE COMPLAINT AGAINST THE CABLE CARS.
The changing of the bells on the cars Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany from sunrise until long after mid
night Is still giving rise to loud complaints,
psrti e1larly from the residents Just west OF 32d
street and the fremen in charge of No. 5
engine. The fremen assert that the continual
standing OF the cars on t1e trackS In front OF
the engine house will be the cause of a serious
collision some day.
NOTES.
Georgetown lady who went to Washington
last night to see the display was SO affected bv
the dampness Of the ground on which she stood
fox several hours and the cold air that blew
upon her as she came home In a grip car that
she Was taken with a congsstive chill near the
corner of SD and VI streets and had to be car
ried home.
In the subdivision known as the Palisades of
the Potomac Jacob Z. Clark Yesterday trans
ferred to E W. Allen for $3.50 lots and 5.
block l; to Emma +. True for 9 go lots 8, 8
and 10. in block /. AMI to G. II. La Fetra for
&142 lots and ]. block l.
Mr.. W. A. Cunningham Yesterday decided to
c. X. Newman his SD street residence being
situate on part Of lot IL, Old Georgetown.
At their home. 1927 Z street the Misses
Tavenner entertained about twenty-five friends
last night Near the close of the evening q
handsome collation. Was enjoy ed
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SOuNenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests. THE STAR
has secured, for the accommodation of its
patrons. . supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which will be fur
nished at cost price.-one dollar each Apply
ct the counter OF TEE STAB business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-3l6 Q ST. NV. FoUR-sToRY AND
= attic brick 20 rooms, mod. imps. o7a Rear
91l 81. 2-story brick; 4 rooms; e1l X. II, +.
Tor AINT-IN 0EOvoETOwN. vERY CHEAP-
= oeautfu1ly furnished. comunodioue hQuse IN
S04Ee r0G immediate possession. Il. II. 1OBEkT-
EOR kGNT-rHE FURNISHED RESIDENCE OF
MA fi0rsros MoDevttt On lincoln ave sleeioos
Srounos. end .nrEe house; mos. delightful summer
home. OF suitable for large boarding house electric
cars pass door. Apply on premises mh7-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
Form . Club tn Help Them.

Why not form . club Of the young folks to
essast your fAvorits letter carrier and policeman
70 secure the twoweeks free trip to the worlds
fair offered by Julius Lansburgh? Voting
coupons are printed on Page 4 o: The star
each evening Bring or mail the coupons TO u.s.
Responsible parties can now buy furniture of
Ne on credit The Rink, New York avenue near
Ikth strost-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
Ssrsnad-si DR.. PsnIek.

The Barton (Md-) Brass Band, one Of the
irst-class musical organizations that have been
in The city during the past three or four day..
last svsaing serenaded Mr.. Thos. b Psnicks q
bis residence. An excellent program was dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-HANDsoME NEW s-RooM HOUSE /.
Il nrst-class and convenieut neiG hborhood and mod
impa: 1875 9Th q nv Inquire of PRANK r
<16 9Th st. n fe25tr
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SATURDAYS TwISrY-PAsE STAR 10 an admira-
BILE souvenir OF the inaugural ceremonies.
Copies wrapped for mailing can be procured at
THE STAB Office
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CoR RENT-AT A REDUCED RATE: SEVERAL
sfonc stortes NJ roons AND hafh All r,sa saa
provsments; In excellent order.
B. II. WARNER Co
5a25-12t' o10 Y st -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
HOksfOKD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
A Hsalthful Tonic.

iced IN place Of lemons or lime Juice 10 wiz
harmonic win such stimuianfs - are necessary
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

+ Msys landing, the enc .aburb % Atlantic cifg;
squares from n. r. cVmmuis,tun fsre - fhis =
cents station on ground; nne d-tvins. nshins run-
ming. hNthins. ssiling. city and country mcnea:
20 honses built last yer and not ne emrty sets
mon hs. Sic tories euit th lots sre ~ ~
Title in.ur-a sfnd Ter eireu.sr NAYS tkNpfsa
IMP uk ENENT co. .65S franklin ST. PhlsoephaA
LION SALE on TRADE-vFRY CHEAP ookNEk
u lot frcntfns Cspitoi sround.s cNrlOo.
SUITABLE FOR CONGRESSMAN.
feS-lm b. ". blkN. ofacs; Mum ca 62< -
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A PETRIFIED MAN,
Curiosity From the Black Hills offered
to the Government.

SAID TO BE oZSUrSE-PHYsIcrASs, CHEMISTS
AND BIOLOGISTS HAVE TEsrED IA GIANT
FORM DISCOVERED IN LoSr GRAVE Ri PROS
PECTINo COWBOYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-07
LOST AND FOUND.

=
S:5 EEwARpSpAEk BRowE FUR ANNA
.as sS g: , saSssas% :sS:I
Der coat. NH M
4 osT-NARcH <-eoLD FRAME sPHcTAcIE&
go 8 S, I. y s;rale % is's :. R...;s
I es .T sl,s .sIs svENINss 4 fgk ears,
s .as,,r S..r to .,cOnd hoOr Return 20
l. Presidency. srouna. one isrr. s.rri.an q s. nss.
WASH hh"fs Mi Ieis; T.'urn It 10 sis 9TH st
I osT.M.RcH .. PockEr BOOK CONTAINING
"a. sls. some on ps ssS Su.F; sss sss s.dc
VII sr,,,ly Obiiss . poor woman By r.turnins 70
I osT,BET. MT VERNON AND WASHINGTON
con,.inins SEA or $50 return iiesst nom Ms.sins.
wSis Ssr. reward Ts1aTne s' sS 1913 81 ssc1 7.
4 osT-A P0cKET 30 K CONTAINING Asor Z
: iSnc,ics q Ne,TsEoli,sn a. and celansss
I osT-,.N PA AVE ABOUT ePM. MARCH q
RASSb..NsrEiN. $40 kise Handsome reward.
7 osT-N SUITABLE REWARD WILL BIZ P1l6
i. for the return OF white setter dos 10 lso7 -
n. ". or sl7 loths'. n. ". t.s No. s.3S7. mha d
I osT.,TN IHF INkUGURAL BALL ROOM. On
II in LADIES' dressing room. or IN tho sch en-
trance 10 same. o. diamond bracelet. containing
ssT f.sass Ss e 5 st! "a $.
mhG-:Bt
II osT-IN GOING 40 OR AT The INAUGT-kAy
IL ball. gold chain cect. With garnet .~ftins-
Reward il returned TO l3i A st n. rnhe-21s
I osT-A PAIR OF aoLn GLASSES AND CASE
IL in going from l4l5 X I. 20 cor. sih aud VI
SITS Finder will receive liberal reward hy returning
20 l4ls r. ave mh8 p.
4 osT-IN GEoRGErowN. ON THF EVENING
FILE BRS sSSs
mhd-Is
II osT-sMALL PLAIN GOLD Bow-KNOT PIN.
set with dis uoad. a. the ball Liberal reward Al
l;sse 18th Il. NV. MUS -.
I osT-s5 REWARD FEBRUARY 10 LINER
L. col rel hat pointer and half puppy Ia
and one half months old Return 60 1881 X a n ~.
NH 6-2t'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MALE.
WANTED BY A BRIGHT YOUNG C0LORED
W boy. place Is once boy fpssssnssr IN store;
CiMin6 Y make himself useful; best Of refersnce&
WANTED-BY CHEF COOK-A FiRST-CLAss
w young cook shortly from New York would like
SoEEis ( h s:l or
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLoRED NAN IRON
w the country. place waiter has had experience
can be useful about the house. Call or address el0
WANTED POSITION BY GRADUATE OF
w Philadelphia Colle-e Of Pharmacy etght Year,
practical expert best Of refersncss gven. Ad.
WANTED-sITUATION BY FIRsT-CLAss PHO
w tograp her. operator also head PRINTER and toner
able TO take full charre Of the business Address
HENRY BOHSEN. 515 South Broadway. Halti-
more. la
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AoED WHITE MAN,
w rlace y gardener; can milk and I'M derstsn
al about hoTses; good eferences Apply ct 10 9Th
WANTFb-BY YOUNG NAN OF ABILITY AND
w with very best from Boldt Of Phfladel
phfa perman position waiter in hrstcass hotel
or Gaze xhere white men are employed Addrees NJ
WANTED-BY A BRIGHT YOUNG COLORED
w man place, - bell man 10 be generally useful
In private family. Call or address 324 18th st
q .. mh6-3d'
WANTED-BY NO. / CUTTER. A SITUATION
w In hrst-class meat and provision store We best
Of references furnished Address BUTCHER, star
once. mh6-3d'
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lSHED.
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
5 ant. Tor. -. $50
At Mt. Albsn. Tennal-
lytown road. I2r. .....50
O330 9th st se, llr........50
0i140Q Goth OF NV. l1r. so
5000 Maple sv. LIE Drott
3 Park. Tor. 80
Oi11<S nth st NV, Sr. -. As
o 1915 18th st NV, Sr. As
. 5000 P st nv. Tor. ......45
O2416 14th st NV, Or. AS
D TIA IA h st NV, 3r dat. 40
8 406 Chaplin st NV. Or. 40
30 18Th st NV. Sr. -. 40
D 3Ot and N. B 4 @. Or. .25
= 1916 N ct NV, LIST floor
D and cellar. .......25
, 4l6 Elm st NV. Or. ......25
} 1928 n H ave NV. Or. %. 20
} 1920 VI at NV. g.. % 80
"a 0 18th st NV (fat), 5r. 20
92 1st It sw. Or. Is
) 1917 18th st NV. rear.
D 629 Pomeroy It NV. IL. 30
) At Linden. Md, Or. 10
5 IL Gould's alley NV, 3r. g
; 14S Mass ave- NV, 1Sr.
} 1928 Connections avnw
D trear), Tat. .........6,25
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AOn ne ~ ~ NFUkN
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated, Sor. -. o62.
$40 18th st NV, Tor
and 2 large halls and
store. 81
1923 R I ave NV, i7r. Oh
1914 Fstnw (s& d.. 233. 8,
1923 X at NV, I5r. POS. ..
1922 VT ave NV, 15r. 20,
1416 Goth st, 312r......2O
2Q5 n J ave NV. 1lr. l5i
500 14th st NV, lar. Is,
lbs NJ ct NV. l5r. ...15l
17'6 Mass svnw. 14-l3}. 3,
Ridge st. Georgetown,
1911 C Conn av nv. lar. II II
1921 4 st NV. 12r......llt
1926 n st NV, 1..r. .... .1O(
1874 oSth st NV, l2r. l0(
l144 X st NV. l2r......1ot
1918 Conn ave. 13r. 81. n
1918 n Y ave NV, 12r. ii
M0 n Y ave NV. lar T
20 10th ut NV. Tor. z.
1901 23d st NV. 11r. al
1924 9th st NV, 11r. IS. n
405 1l'h st NV. 2r .......H
2'37 Q st NV. 12r. e.
1922 10Th At NV. Tar. g.
300 14th st NV, Or. az
G1 Ost NV. 2r .....6
81 n Y ave NV. Or. &c
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kVANTED-BY GENTLIN u, TO ENGAGl
w board stth small rrivate .Intly. AdIrs O. sta.
ing terms. BE-. p. o. l.. stas o0SN mhd9ss
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unh6 1901 RUnnGy1vsnia ave n -
EOR RENT-rURNleHED HOUSE ON CONNFO-
q tcnt ave- nscr .: 70 rooms exesIent location; ;
ysfy iow e dsaara1ls Ssaant. Apply q sddress Ma
EOR RBN "A MAT NEW HOUSE NEAR NEW
sslse sss. see ~ ssS s.ss s.n. ps''s'd
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LOh -
+ l642 10th. Tor,
3o43 p. iSr. m H.. .Sa. IS
24' Del ave ne. l2r -.
,s u. is.S 4; io;. n MS Is: 9
1926 10Th. i2r. stbl. Is. 81
1905 18th. Tor. m l.. esq
PA E nv, Lar. IN T.. 80
Pip N. 12r. m !. 30. 50
20.t7 b. 12r. m i. SIS. 81
431 q, 1Qr. m l. ......&. 80
1910 25th. T. fur. mi. 80
l145 21s 10r. m l. ~. 30
25o3S M st. n, M 1. 40. 30
S25 I'D. 9r. m i......&. 80
21.19 !, Or, Gel. m 1. .35. 80
1914 2th,7r. N 1. IS. 80
2407 n, ar, m i......3. 80
z . 18th. Once rooms:36. 50
1850 I.arch, Or. m I. .8. 50
ll26 ed. e.. m l.. .& 80
1909 70 ~, store. 70
PAT X. 9r. IN t.......& 30
i sos kin ,s1; M;.' X. 90. e
SIS ID ne. 81. store and -
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FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
Lon RENT-2 OR 3 FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Il nished rooms for rentlsmen light housekeep-
Ing with or without board, at 131 st. n W. mh1-3.
EOh RENT-ONE FURNISHED SFCOND-sTORY
L front room and two unfurni,hed rooms INQUIRE
at 70S st. ne mh7-3rs
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UNFURNIsHED.

ErOR RENT Two LARGE UNFURNISHED
L rooms Call 1T 82l Sd ct. s.w. lb.
EOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR OF 1907 NEW JER-
sey ave. n. W., containing 4 rooms and bath
room; all modern impro vemens. mh6-3ts
E'OR RENT-TwO UNFINISHED, SECOND
Il story. south-front. communicating rooms; in Q
quiet family references exchanged. 1909 st. q. W.
mh2-7b
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~ 2lst. 81. m i......3. I
SCI 2lst, e.. m i....@.s
6Q6 ed, 0r, N i......3. !
S.-:,6 B ne. O.. mi.Ai
2l47 H, 7r. m 1. .....2h. |
40 18Th. n. M 1. ...& !
.706 Pa ~, ID Aoor. Pa
206 9th ne, 1r. mi. .26. |
q. L. Droit Park. 6r.
2; ss lii iii:s ;sis;s;i; % /,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MAIDS. COOKS.
w house men, nurses drivers. spainst esses,
hostlers bartenders, rters kitchen: laundry store
linen room and genl. hands. BUkNHAM's, lilo d
st. NV. feiS-:}wf'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MARRIED COUPLE.
w English, on Fentlenan's lace a. gardener and
handy about house; wife cook or chambermaid :
ref ; no trucking. Address A. L. ELLABY. 282l
st. nv mh4.3fs
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IOK RENT
L l4le Corcoran st. NV. 10 roo bath. cellar
and all m. l., $40
.12.O- 1226- 1242 Duncan place me-. 6 rooms bath.
all IN. T.. eli. 30.
1908 st. me-. 6 rooms, bath, all m. l.
One 6-room frame in Brookfand. large yard and
garden. nice shade, els.
624 Whitney ave. n. ". rooms, gas latrobe heat,
convenient to cars, Y15.
McLACHLEy BATCHFLDER
mi Car md Gate
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Gunton building, rooms
81, 23, %. 20. 81 and
2S. ........973. 81
Gunton b'd'g. rooms
p aud 23............3(
Central building. room
u...........--.. -,
Gunton bldg, rooms
~ and "a. 3,
Gunton bldg. rooms
20, 81, 81, >:
1913 F st NV, room /. IN
Central building. room
...-.................l'
46S La ave. back r ON.
ID floor ................1:
Gunton building. room
10 -..-.......... L.. N
Gunton building. room
1x...................IS.C
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books. For full list call a
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EOR RENT-THE 3sTORY BRICK STABLE IN
l. Temperance Hall alley bet. h and 10th and d
and sts nw;I9 stalls, elevator. &c. Apply to
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The above is only . por
books. For full list call
on the lat and 18th. limb