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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

ST. JoHN's, N. f., Sept. 6.--Heutenant
Peary's arctic steamer Falcon arrived here
yesterday. She left Peary with his party
all well at the head Of Bowdoin bay,
North Greenland, Aug. 20. Peary had AT
that time eighty dogs, twenty tons of wal
rus meat and eleven deer on hand.
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roronto's Industrial Fair Opened.

TORONTO, Sept. 6-In the presence Of a
vast assemblage Of people Hon. q. A.
kirkpatrick, lieutenant governor of the
province Of Ontario, formally opened
Toronto's great annual industrial exhibi-
tion. The exhibition promise this year to
be the most successful eyer held.
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BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-Cattls closed steady;
thoice to best export steers, Sl.sOUA0O; good
Aeayy steers, SLt aA8l; fair TO good medium
weights, Sll5U i35; fat mixed butchers, saIi
a3 15; stOckers, Ss.l56b2 70. Hogs easy, steady
fair to good Workers, S615Q5.25' few choice
hght S6.3l; mediums and paekera So, lO8bSIi
good heavy, SG66.l0. Sheep and lambs quiet
choice lambs. S5.g50b5J; far 10 good, $iEba
y ouls and common, S2.75Dt; good miXev
iheep, S393 10; fair, S8s6G35O.; choice ewes
IRd wetbers, S35O13S5.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. A matter of twenty
seconds prevented railroad horror on the
Big Four road AS it was one man was
killed and several were injured, two en-
gines were wrecked and three cars con-
siderably damaged, The collision oc-
Cured on the first curve west of Bates
vile.
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A Srlns Fire Under Control.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. ct is two
months ago that an explosion took place
in the Petteboue mine and set fire to the
coal Last night the men succeeded in
conquering the flames, and in a day or two
the fire will be entirely out This mine
when in operation gives employment to
800 men and boys
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

HARRISBURG, Sept. 6-Mary A. Gray
bill, aged 30, an unmarried won'an,
walked in front of locomotive near her
home at White Hill and was fatally hurt.
She died at the City hospital few hours
later. The woman was demented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

YORK, Pa, Sept. GA 4-year-old son Of
franklin A. Ginter, Of East York, last
evening was drowned in the water closet
having fallen in accidentally This same
child some time ago fell from second
story window, and later took big dose Of
paris green by mistake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At New York: New York, 19; Philadel-
phia, 6.
At Boston; Boston, o; st. Louis, 5.
At Harrisburg; Harrisburg, 49, Easton, T..
AT York: Allentown, IL; York, 5.
At Buffalo: Buffalo, 6; Erie, B.
At Springfield: Springfield, 4; Provi-
dence. 3.
At Troy: Troy, s; Albany, 0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

WAsHNGTOE, Sept. 6,-Congressman
George W. Murray, who represents the
Beaufort district in South Carolina in the
house of representatives, has issued an
sppeal for aid for his colored constituents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. b The
boiler connected with Al Brunfield's grist
mill at Hart's creek in Lincoln county,
exploded. John II. Boyd was instantly
killed, and the wife Of Brunfeld received
injuries from which she died later. Six
OF ther people were badly hurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

THE soldiers in Pennsylvania can
vote the Republican ticket this year
with much satisfaction. Colonel Jack
son participated in nine big battles Of
the war, and Judge Fell came out of it
a major when only twenty-four years
Of age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Sept 6.-The knit
goods mill of II. X. Salisbury & Son and
of the Lee Manufacturing company and
the No. mill of A. " Morris & Sons have
closed They will not reopen until there
is an Improvement otbusiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

PHMLIPsBURG, Pa, Sept. e.-The pud-
dlers employed at the American sheet mill
have refused to accept reduction from 81
to S925 and have struck. The mill Ia idle
and 100 hands are out of work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

A Challenge to Our Bicycle Champion.
LONDON, Sept e-The English champion
bicyclist, Howell, has challenged J. S.
Prince, the American champion, to ride a
race of one to twenty miles for $4,000 a
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

READING, Pa, Sept. 8-The Reading
company laid off Ave crews here, theee
hitter and two freight, because of dull
trade, A number of car inspectors were
temporarily suspended in this city and
along the line
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept G,-Ihe Hobbs
Glass company, of this city, has resumed
work. The Riverside and Benwood Steel
and Iron works also resumed in part, CIV
ing employment 10 800 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06

Fair; slightly cooler in northern portions
Of New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania;
Outhweat winds, becoming variable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--In the stock market
today there was a rapid advance In prices
Closing bids:
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The Herald.

PUBLISHED DAILY, sCNDAY EXCEPTED
WEEKLY, EVERY SATURDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-06
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS

At hoy: Troy, 5; Albany, Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
ANACOSTIA.

Mr.. Hoffman Of No. SIS Harrison street re-
ported to the police this morning that his horss
died under peculiar circumstances last night.
He suspects that the animal wAs murdered by
the administration Of poison He detailed ths
previous condition Of the horse and described
the agonizing paroxysms in which he died.
The police are inclined to believe that il was
an ordinary case Of collie, but In view Of some
past depredations on stock will thoroughly in
vestigate the matter.
The Citizens' Association will meet on FRI
day night Several important questions are ex-
pected to come up for discussion. Mr.. r. b.
Buckley of the association has received . note
from the September celebration committee
stating that they viii be glad to have the Ana
costa people aid n the success of the Affair. A
letter has been sent the committee asking in
what way Anacostisns can be Of service. No
reply has been received.
Work on the Harrison street sewer. which
was to have begun on the LIST instant, has not
been commenced. This sewer 10 TO be extended
to the river through the Christie property.
The land required for the Improvements has been
condemned.
Matilda Logan wsS arrested last night on the
complaint Of Hermann Thurm, who charges her
with profanity.
Several houses are in course Of erection in
the village.
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HYATTsvILLE..


Corresponasnes Of Ths Evening Star
HYArrsvnL1, Nd, July ~, 1888.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. Is, L o. n, held .
meeting ct Mechanics Hall last Monday night
and altar the transaction Of routine business
Installed the following newly elected officers,
Richard 3. Anderson, worthy master; Richard
T. Anderson, junior master, and J. W. Lynch,
conductor. j. 8. Brookbsnk, who was reap
pointed inside sentinel, was also installed
Pinkney Lee and Dan Mason, both colored,
were arraigned before Justice Hurley In Bladsns-
burg last Monday charged with gambling ut
cards last Sunday near the railroad bridge In
that village and were fined $5 and costs each
Mr.. Jackson Il. Rslston has sold his house on
Wine avenue to Mr.. Willard 8. Hobbs, who will
occupy it with his family on the LIST OF August.
An interesting game Of base ball was played
here last Saturday evening between the Hyatts-
Vile and Rockville teams. which resulted in the
home club being defeated by . score Of to T.
At recent meeting Of Pluto Tribe. No. 100,
independent Order of Red Men Of Branchville.
held at Scaggs' Hall at that place. the following
ofhcsrs, who were elected for . term Of six
months. were installed: ID. r Brock, sachem;
j. p. Boiieau, prophet; J. G. Gsyior, senior
sycamore; Edward Wissman. junior sycamore.
The chief Of the great council Of the state will
visit the tribe on the 25th instant
A picnic will be given at Laudover for the
benefit Of the public school by the ladies OF
that place on the LIST proximo.
Miss Crounse of Washington is visiting Miss
Caliis Cox on Pike Avenue.
The county commissioners are having
bridge built across the Eastern branch ~
Riverdale.
An interesting meeting Of the democratic
club Of tho Neck" was held ut Eureka Grange
Hail. rear Stott's, station last night. Several
speeches we're made.
An interesting concer. was given at the First
Baptist Colored Church Of BiadensburR last
night. Theasricais formed part Of the pro-
gram. A largo number Of people were present
and quite . sum was realized.
Mr.. Chas. Z Beach has resigned from the
board Of directors Of the Hysttsviie Building
Association, and Capt. W. A. Bartistte Of High
lands has been elected to Ill the vacancy.
Mr.. c. W. Schuermann of the Smithsonian
Institution IL visiting Col Chas. P. Crandeii at
Highlands
Bailid Barr surprised . number Of poker
players from Bladensburg and Hysttsville
while in the midst Of game back Of Heiier's
blacksmith shop in the former village last Sum
day. He has secured warrants for their arrest
and intends TO have them all arraigned before
Justice Hurley today or tomorrow. The affair
has caused no little stir In this community,
where card playing has been going on for some
time undisturbed-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
~ District Of Columbia. Washington. D. C.. July
IA. 1903 To ali whom i may concern: It having
been represented to the Commissioners Of the Dis
anct Of Columbia that the following named water
mains necessary for the public safety. comfort
II $780, water main to be assessed therefor, the
Commissioners hereby give notice that they will
from AZ parties t ntsrs;,sa until y O'CLOCK NJ on
should be submitted in writing; laying water mains
follows indicated upon plats 10 the ONCE Of the
Engineer Commissioner: On street between 9th and
7th streets southwest. south side Of Rhode Island
between 10th and 18th streets northwest. on
street extended between Howard avenue and Lincoln
street northwest. 4th street northeast from TO
Of HARDWOOD avenue and .Sout 120 feet east on OAK
and street between 18th and 18th streets
northeast. J. W. ROSS. M. NJ PARKER. c. f.
POWELL, Commissioners D. G. 1y1T-6t
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They Wan. to BE Policemen Ars

The house Of commons has agreed to an ad-
dress Of corgrstulation to be presented to the
queen upon the recent marriage Of the Duke Of
York and Princess May
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B. B. The gold cure Is a good thing In its wsy,
Dot Butts BromO Lith!a viii LtrGi gn.en you out the
next morning for 10 cents.
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BOARDING.

OOPEN TOWER, 25l9 PA. AVE. n. W.; COOLEST
~ place in city; convenient to departments; midst
LARGE shady grounds; investigate and be convinced
THE .'WOODMONT," IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
table bosfdi all tha delieacies Of the season sum
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CASH BARGAIEs AT
W. T. GEYER's CARRIAGE. WAGON AND Hal
NESS BAZAAR.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EroR RRNT-LARGE AND ELEGANT SUBURBAN
L residence on the TepnAllytovn road recently 90
cnpied by the Country Club formerly called College
Villa now known Glen Ellen: dwelling Just put In
tiful grounds. Apply to
ylS-6t 1908 Pennsylvania ave.
Tor sALE-THIRTY.FIvE ACRES WITH LARGE
- dro1m house; seod water; plenty Of fru,, and
ment down balance to suit bargain; several smaller
places for sale or rent. JAMES Z CLEMENTS,
ytSS 1921 st. q.
Eok sALE|A NEW AND VERY OOZY HOME.
L rooms. lot 5oxi50. in Brookiand; price "a 500;
jylsst geo eSE ooI e. VIpErro 4 co. s,oyu
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FOR lighthouses.

|$S !. 5: 1; Z; IsS
lao Fsg' q NV Dr. s9S fSth me- Or 4. "a
II lem Az ne. IL; 3 "a ssYS, iain =
rs ssfbi;i
SE E " NV lSss 5: ne ne. E. :S
ut NV AVE- new ~" lG as sI :: ns st. g.
@ Us s ss ~ 4! II. & 5Sas !. st a.::::
NV 1893 S::. : iIlsy
3 S5s :, ssSS SSIi a9 S, x. "a
sSs a ! = s.s s 1R: sewer a eclor:ds
s1e.,r DzEB1r. DAE yyis 4 CO. Z. A. V.
FOR RENT.AN ExCELLENT sIx.RooA BRICK
,,,s on cable 'a' 81 6 f.,
Es.T. IFS a. ASP S 81 ~ Eth 81
Sis e. rios a e 9sSs Tsish isiS
aa.rs g: sss CAR, and funisars
for sale E.osptonsl opportunity secure snps.io.
isSo aist st n. " 40" '"'N''uf' ~ 0-' jyia5s
FoR T.RRIcK HOUSE IN REAR OF l2S
ouir .s rs rooms aud w''er' r'n' I'll e n
TimprGvemsn.s, ball: si5 & / ave. n. V. Rent
T. NE RfSAI rs Fen: md g. A''; Mas9S
+ sia! L. sr and bath 30 iso+ q ne. & bath %
i 1895 s. q & I'd az S; S.,s s:s g
Sas; 5sDsRs j. IL !:
EoR RkNT-wALLACH PLACE. sIx:ROoMs
and GeiiseF modern brick sood repsiE e2o; four
$50 business 1s ss RsSs ma dxsiing cor 10Th and
R gEkf IF f5 rs es ssd s n. =. l0 g: yos
Il house, with reception hall and large dining
rem suitable for those who wish to entst,an AP
FOR RENr-A LARGE FRAN BUILDINd. SUIT
n abe sot sh0R OF II II. rear of 2S
FOR RENT-c0MPIETELY !oUsE.
Sd Sns Y 3. oUa''' without
EoR RENT-A BEAUTITUL HOME $40 9Th ST.
y ew.; ID rooms; large yard and stable; flowers.
fruit. &c. $50 JAMES r. SHEA,
tylS-St 90 PsnnA ave. n. ".
DOR RENT-CHEAP. THAT DESIRABLE NEW
Il house. TlS 1lth ut. NV. IL rooms and bath
cellar; steam hest; 2-story brick stable Only S7S
%Gsts bsD sos fs so t. :ss S
Fok RENT ONLY 9so A MONTH; THE
rent; bed rooms psrior. dining room and kitchen
front and back stairs; new plumbing ode and back
s. sfo 4 81 And q;
1881 JOIN RSa NIL H So So s2s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-l3?s AND 1890 9TH ST NV lone
eight rooms and bath snd the other ten rooms and
bath; al modern conveniences; desirable netrhboy-
hood Inquire Of FRANK I. BROWNING. 4is 5th
St n apoA ~
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RENT-lg,e nth ST. 8. E ;AfINE STORE
and dwelling location suitable for any business
vii rent Cheap 70 q good tenant. Apply to OWNER,
$50 7th Ut. NV. jy19-ns
EOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 600 18th
Il ST. n. W.; Just north Of st. good business
location house contains rooms and store rent $50.
yl04t r. n. MORRISON. l212H st. n Y.
EoR RENT-314 PA. AVE. NV. LARGE STORE
aud 10Lroom dwelling large rooms In rear suit
able for storsHs viii rent store separate rent 800
EoR RENT-FINE STORE IN MONTROsE FLATS;
II 26x66; heatsd by steam Will rent cheap to per-
manent tenant. 1. g. FRISTOE,
ap21-10ws 1899 r 81. NV
EoR RINT-314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV /,
II large store room cellar. Rant, o6EA
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
Se27-lm 9H ST.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TINTED STATES
u DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS
Cos 18th st. n. W, between Boston House" and
New PalAis Royal"
French dry cleaning a specially.
French dry cleaning . specially.
Garments snd goods of every description cleaned
dy Cd snd pressed in the finest Telephone POD
Goods ca.!ed for and delivered. yl2- BIN
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WANTED-BOARD.

UTANTED-FIRsT-C LAss TABLE BOARD ONLY
w for gentleman; should be near to and 9th SITS.
Address g.. Star once. IT.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
r PIANOS AT SKINNER CASH KrDuo-

TIoN PRICES
sGospoasi ana 81 Srd ss1.;
lSw sST s. e: .so1 sS
,s r fer iTsRs n :s:.' . Z s:5
any Finish. n Octave: URriyh, Piano. ESQ: i
cSieferns Square Piano. with modern so
sl25; Chicfering square. VERY handsome. rosewood
Hps GPS ann P.no:
Some os ah..s piano. xI Ssys been used only few
montha Every instrpment IL perfect and fully eusr
for
time within q reasonable time. A good stool and
Thi. 4 not . Sensational OF hum6uT advertisement;
W. t S Ss a.s . ;ss SAY e s
JOHN r. ELLIS CO..
N1s-2w e37 Pa ave-. near 10Th st. NV.
A SUPERB AND MELoDioUs TONED UPRIGHT
ori I.S so: ny h s: SSs
used II has 2 responsive touch and even scale com,
sSe Sursa.: HbSo VOICE. Co.
Piano. for rent. moved and D.e.ed ''n m nj
EoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-A MA0NIPICENT
UPRIGHT srsnd gi.nS II H. hs.nsif1 Sondi
ent. hnsst standard maize very rich and full tone
nrst-olass in every way no nner made can be bouxht
ruarsns.e years Also .sy .onsr. %snd piano
At great sscrihce. for cash monthly psymsntA
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
;y12 sls Pa ave.
r HslIett 4 Davis Piano;
Ug SD oS G
and take II back at same price in e1chanrs for
tyl2 1225 Pa. ave a y.
sht sSsy Jana and
.sss "a. ap;: ,s 2: %
ii: y sSso e slO iasssaSsn. b:ss.r =. ~:
90 &c SMITH.
,e@6 LIS Pc ave. nv.
+ soIAkE PIANOS. q, rood q. new. standard makes.
nsnts w.MGst :si these % i've !. roO@ and you
can secure splendid piano for almost nothins By
:. PFnFFER z SoSLIFr.
FOR SALE-HoRsEs Il VEHrcLEs
EoR sALf-sle5 WILL BUY HORSE. HARNESS.
= buggy ne. sids-6ar bury; almost new barnes
SAVING eis SEHicffs
EoR sALE-A FINE YOUNG HORSE. CAN BE
u seen At ass Maine ave. sw. ,yle3t'
mar. superb roadster. snsis or double; 8 yssr:
sS:nss So%iS s'f sfABt EST x: RoHf =: e::;
For sALE,,LARdE BAY HoRsEi YEARS OLD
for cash. sos North Capitol 81 Ni7-Ns
Il Trsps, Bactbosrd. surrsys. Rockswsys. Bug
gies. business. MIX and Dayton warons ON easy
terms cash The following jobs, ct prices pamed.
for cash only: One open surrey. eos With TOP $50;
ss Sp.ns:s sSS sp
eItensontc top nearly new e1l5 phsston. et9 village
cart. esq; dayton. e2s; blackboard. els: victoria
el2o; also complexities and landaus-
On rue-days and Thursday. from 30 TO Q. 30 m,
We Will have bufdrg lighted TO enable thoss ,ot
70 usa s1s the day g z'1i sYs
.yI2 a2p5 u ct. n "
L CASH BARGAINS AT
W. Y. GEYERs CARRIAGE WAGON AND HAR
NESS BAZAAR.
466 Pennsylvanis ave. n w.
IN NEW AND SECONDHAND WORK
N11-tr PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
4 For the NEXT thirty days am authorised By the
Columbus BURY Company to sell for cash thsiT
entire stock OF vehicles ct factory prices>
You viii be SURPRISED At the prices that can give
you
r.,.,s,o,e Jas. K PsoBEY.
EoR sALE-HAvE QUITE NUMBRR OF NEW
= and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap. vsrJ
pose Of some viii be sold low as possible ana on
As accommodating terms constituent wsh business
methods. and all guaranteed 70 be represents
have about 800 In stock Of all kinds. Il may be q
your advantage to call and for yourselves ct dSs
SG n ". opposite the new city post once:
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
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THE EVENING STAR: :
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
CoR RENT-oNE NICE LARGE rpoNT ROOM;
Sol New Jersey ave. NV. tyi93as
F0f E ISsaE. urn 18TH s.; NV.
soI g. s o. either 'nr or 1GO
without board opposite park. 1908 St n. W. 1881
e. Is 9Ssn 1ss
Us tGs SIS sS
T ths Portland. fuIni:hsd room.; On suiss o.
Terms moderate. WITHIN
FOE i, RES Mt 18TH ST. N;w- FURNIsHRp
Dn and b s:a
FOB RHNT-I3a5 ST. CORNER I4TH. NEAR
:Ssss sain.ss ssss
F0R RENT-Iloi < ST NV. LARGE. COOL
mer house in the city rsfsrsnce.. ,si-2ms'
FOR kENT,-, NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
monss l asl :. seGn foE e per
E0R RRNT-Ar THE woODMoNT. 18TH AND
toSa circle room. ~ suite With private bath and
nsns. Term: rs..onaDis ' T RosiNsoS i Fnop
my2z-2na
UNFURNIsHED.
nishsd rooms in pey house good water ;convsniens
Star dss rent
E0R REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM FACING
Pa ave; adapted for once dressmaking pur-
poses; 1lo Pa ave. Inquire IN store. 3yl9-3b
Tor RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS;
Frs, yssy m :urSs for .n third Accr
C.: ,si ;ssss: them Price reasonable la04 ST nv
Tor RENT-UNFURNIsHED-F BRIGHT.
4 airy rooms handsome house; quiet neighborhood
most siesant location in the city. l4O5 Hopkins
FOR nENT-TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
second n9or With water. gas and bath near pen;
children. tyI7-3bs
E'oR RENT-ROoMs AT 1li2 7TH ST NV.
L Inquire at STORE 1lI2 jy17-3b'
E,ok RENT-IN WEST END, -FOUR DESIRABLE
commupicatinR rooms on second floor suitable for
nsht h,useasspinR; TO adults only. Apply on prem
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
Tor RENT-14O2 ST. NV, FURNISHED OR
l. unfurnahed rooms, hrst second and third Aoors,
with board: also small rooms. jy1S-6c'
E>OR RENT-l5TH ST. AND KENEsAw AVE-,
VI Pleasant. rooms tfur. or pnfur with board
EoR RENT-sUITE OF ROOMS, ON SECOND
u moor. furnished or unfurnishsd: all modern I'M
proysments; private bath on same hoor; in private
FOR RENT-FLATS.
E'OR RENT-ELEGANT sROOM FLATS, FIN
ishsd In the mostuxqrtou. style With 81 the latest
responsible parties. THE ALHAMBRA." 1bi3 and
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EWR RENT-ELEGANT s-ROOM FLATS, FIN
II tshed tn the most style With ell the latest
improvements can be leased at reasonable price BY
responsible parties. THE ALEXANDRIA" IDA and
1915 Pennsylvania ave. Inquire at store.
je36. 28&jy1kwksN
E0R RENT-RO0Ms IN THE HARRISON, COR.
Il Sd and Sta. n. ". elevator service. and steam
heat and drSt-clsse board in cafe central de-
partmene and Capitol; viii iurLish nts for
members Of Congress-
,e22-3m HARVEY sPALDING, RoomZ
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LOH RENT
= t9e 9Th ., n Is, g rooms. modern imps 2s.ory
BIZ llth st. n rooms. all mod imps.. e2o.
my6-3m ED. j. HANNAH. 5l1 llth g. NV
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III 10Th nv, n & b.e27. @
1898 Champlatn sv. Or. :. Is
1908 Pave se. Or
ll3 goth. 6r.....-.......5
DOS 23d NV. Or ......1430
l1t2 4th bt e. 6r....1A. 30
2309SS Champlain ave,
of...-. .-......... III
Storage room. BIS 10th. B
Stable rear 1919 @. 2
Ga so.i' VI. Lfsk1Ss. "'H
800 10Th at. n -
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

NOR sALE-PNEUMATIC SAFETY. e70. SUIT
Il able for lady or sentisman also Columbus cushion
at same price; both full ball. bearing machines oA
st. n. ". after p. m. 1yl5-tf
L,OR sALE-Ss6-FULL BALL-BEARING. HIGH.
Il grade cushicn-tire safety; combination for lady
or gentleman used one week guaranteed. INSTALL
+ CUSHION, SO: also y2 Victor ..B." il-nch
cushions. ESQ; cash installments. u05 Z st. (up-
stairs). or l221 st. after p. 3yl3-n
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
public for all states and territories SPECIALITY
By T. II. EVANS. ofaos (bassmsnp LEI q.
Away in once once beurs. ta7-H
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR livery STATE
" and tsrritory. Notary and Q. s. Commisatonsr.
oc2o JOHN L BEALL. l32l st. nv
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DOR RENT-UNFURNI!
4 1902 q ct. u. W., Or. and
1927 18th st.. Or. and bath
1916 CorcorAp st.. Sr. and
040H Florida ave. Or. and
iyl5-6f a
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- NORTHWEST.
q eoo4 " VI, IN, Sr. IS, $50
. $50 45l, ass Ridge 81 "a.
;.eeeeNa.s f Ora,.'rioa;yi 81. 5 60.
!. 500 3 house., on ssermss
ir.scoesfsy y: md Z 3 s.s 3 r i;s !. 20
Loo b B, o; each ...:..-,2 so
800 and 3o5 o st alies,
oites .ss s1 sis Marion .si. go
;. oooiisHti., i fa;i ri.fc, 81 So 90
I. 900 COZ ga Il, b b. Or i.Ac0
Z .sooA24. 42o o st slley.fh.
Zoo ls ssii % i'm ssh 900
ii.soo 0t a. .sss. q ave. . tco
b. 12l0 Sd 81, 4 h. a. ZOO
Loo 2llSsnd 21l5 D q. bk,
LOCO b. ssch.--....---.-.i. 200
$500
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EOR RENT
L 1909 b NV. 14r2baths
and laundry .......9l00
1913 X NV, 10rkbath. . 80
1894 y II ave. new. Or.
bath and cellar. .......h5
eos L NV. 9rkbath. so
Fine dat. 6r 4 bath. all
N l......-....... AZ
&1 @ %. or6bath 30. so
221S @ NV. 0r & bath. 80. so
10O6N G av 10. Grab. 25. 80
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