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A RARE CHANCE.
FOR SALE
sRAsHoRE ESTATE
MANCHEsTER-BY-THE-
MASSACHUSETTS,
FOR SALE.

Head" the summer residence. during the p.st p
+ F a..s II Ss.:sa u sale
He Head. l,s ,pmesistsiy he A ,onns i
%.s Of fhs &. I'd
more than mile in lensth. often desiensted as tbs
sand Ns.I middle Of tbs SeacS stsna. *. Mas
conomo House. we'll known and excellent hotel and
Is. So. s
tss ps With
ana eomlnands msenthcent views OF the ocean and
the estate comprises meadows rasturaee and farm
land While its natural beauties have been carefully
improved by excellent carriage roads and foot %siE.
ample gardens and much beautiful shrubbery.
gigantic of the red rranc rock peculiar 70 thi,
sSss which iats out into the Sc, and rse. nrecp
It is said. the highest hesdlsnd on the immedists
cepting only Gay Head Manchester lies midway be.
tween Beverly and Glouceste-, between which towns
the most beautiful estates and summer homes in The
vicinity OF Boston This district is noted for nne
Ss Of &. i lie Marble
rs water. are the f.vorite cruising ground for Ms.sa
NH1n homes Of
end also Of constantly increasing number Of families
from more distant cities who seek . eeashore resi-.
Of he sn q h euas
much the finer Of the two:
the branch Of and Nam.
vi numerous trains each way.
The present house Is Of frame, built 90 years
Brunt and while simple Of frstclass construction
II conta ms upward OF go rooms two bath rooms q
furnace water. gas. French range elevator &c. and
pies beautiful site and commands 9 view unrivaled
by any other the led north shore still more
beautiful residential site les beyond and above f.
pancy without interfering with the erection Of inner
The estate I. proydsd With rood ...bl. and
under the supervision Of Ool Geo, z &srine The
cultivation and their many natural beauties retained
and enhanced The house IL ten minutes DIVE or
one mile from Manchester station and fronts directly
yards. although the ground which Il stands rises
The rear Of The property fronts directly upon the
Of which the grounds belonsins 70 the newly or
eanized Esse1 County Club. where club hopee Is 70
club consisting Of summer reEdsnts aone the shore
The rate OF taxation IN N nchester for tbe
past ten year. has be been o. .s per
only 90 90 Of the cvsss r.ss. % oSsainina
opgcssuni.y ssg' Afforded for tn. .oou.,.,on .,
one Of the oldest and nnsst sstses not ony OF The
TS..n snsrs but Of ~ xAo,s Atlantic .s.bo.rd
70 md hold permsnsnfy ssss Desiring
., T Re ;,Is Of III: b. been psosd
ALEX s. PORTER
"a State street.
'azi-eo~ Boston. MasA
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Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests. TEE sTAR
Ia. secured. for the accommodation Of its
patrons. q supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins. which will be fur
ni.hsa q; Cos; priee.-one dollar each. Apply
o. The counter Of THE sTAz business oaice.
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ALEXANDRIA.

q rAssISGKKs' PROTECTION ASSOCIATION ORGAN
Mayer Strauss presided and T. II. Letherland
va secretary % the adjourned meeting OF citi-
rens Of Alexandria Who do business in Wash
ington and use the railroad ss = means Of tran
sit. and its outcome the establishment Of
an .ssoci.tion 10 secure fair play TO the Alex
andria passengers on the Pennsylvania local
cars between this city and Washington Before
this done, however, the committee aP-
pointed 90 see Superintendent Nicholson made
Its report Mr.. r. VI. Barrett reported that
the superlntendent had assured him that the 8
o'clock train should hereafter ALWAYS start on
schedule time, and II there wss any delay in its
return from QuAntlco . special train would
be provided In its place Mr.. f NJ Burreil
reported and announced that the Z o'clock
train would al~ays be made convenient and
comfortable. Mr. NJ. b. Harlow reported that
supt Nicholson had said that the subject Of q
new depot In Alexandria and Communication
tickets would receive favorable consideration.
These reports we're received resolution re-
Questing the city council TO extend the time for
the completion Of the street railway Of the
Washington. Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railroad Company VAS adopted
Ne~sra Deputron. VI. u. Harlow, r. T.
Sweeney. I'd. BurreIl. Jno. Burnett. Fred. Bur-
rell and others took part in the discussions. IL
vss suggested that there should be a committee
81 that the Penn.ylvania Railroad Company
carried out It's promises, and Nessrs- +. A An
dsrson. Geo. Hopkins, J. e. Deputron. T. II.
1ethsrland and VI. b Harlow were appointed
the committee. II Was agreed that the associs-
Ton FOR the purpose Of securing good terms and
fair dealing for the Alexandria passengers to
Wellington be called The Alexandria Trans
IortAtion Association. and VIM H. Eldridge.
Herbert RAmey and e. e Deputron were sp-
pointed . committee 20 frame a constitution for
the association. and report at a future meeting.
MRS JTRRY ROBES FUSERAL
The remains - Mary Robb. Whose death in
On alley adjoining her house reported to
I'm sTAs yesterday. have been cared for BY
tndsr-sksr wheatley and the funeral took
place this afternoon. the remains being de-
posted In a receiving vault for future burial
MOTIFS.
Arrangements have been made here by the
Evangelical sunday school teachers TO open an
afternoon UNION SUNDAY school.
Mr.. n. r. Clagctt % thu. city. who IL in Bos-
ton on = visit. has been stricken with psralysi
90 the home Of hi- daughter there.
b A. Msnkin has bought for $500 from Mr..
l. Gsntzbsrgsr q house recently IRE on
Wolfe street east Of Lee street
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FOR RENT-HOTSES

EoR RENT-THAT LARGE AND DESIRABLE
= residepce ia Md ave. ne. With 10 rooms
venient 70 o. 8. Capitol po.sesslen ct once; term
yGy moderate. Apply TO CHARLES c. LANCAS
TEE. Atto9ney-at-LAw. 1878 It. NV. 3A24- 81
EOR RENT-l3OQ I4TH ST. NV; 70 ROOMS
AZ In ele~ant repair. 1923 18th st. Or. !, e25
ttS i4fh e. nM Hnr, stable and celia; PCS B.
W. ja24-lw
HOUSE l02S nth STREET NV;
10 room. md all modern Improvement
Price. 5000 per annum
Apply to J. ". n. HUYCK
1a24-ot 1605 Penn. ave. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON. DO.
Industrial aspsrsmsni printing once Of aovsrd Uni.
rh s,R:s :nd an ~ K
A y. SATURDAY. JASUARY TwENTY.EIoHTH,
the undersigned Once hours from 9sfo 10 am.
ss sNs ,ss 2, az S -.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTFD-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
w ROOMS all PARTS of city ches est and surest plan
10 secure desirable rooners (e.tAbliehed 1881.
sH.cKLEFORD'S AGENCY. 427 18th st. n.
jals-l2t"
WkNTrD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
w OF without board. by two young men centrally
located sats terms Address p. NJ. T.. Star ofire
NVANTFD-R IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY
w ysunz man ensaged ia scientific work terms
must be moderate. address 30. star offce ja2 g
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

u,oR sALE-Ia3 ACRES GOOD LAND on Po-
II tomsc. IN sight Of Washington and Alexandria;
siI niles below latter rlaee part Of ORIGINAL Mount
Vernon tract; good buildiags. fencing. water and
frait siectrie railway TO Mount Vernon now COM
sddr.s. s H. sSoxDRN. drawer 4. Gisisndria. Va
jal72v.
C,oR sAlE- LARGE LEVEL TRACT SUITABLE
for suhd vision reached BY electric irnprov-
tns locality; greatest bargain around Washington
II , :i:s ssIn' offered Nv RGcSkR. 100 St n.
WANTgD-To PURCHASE FARM OF FIFTY
~ 49, n xose aho tosom. 81 rsr IN
EARLY Co f4th st. n ~. jslo-2w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

LOR RFNT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
tnv. 9O8 to 9l4 q St Just west OF the patent office
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfort safety and convenience
Ali ofhces have direct light and ventilation. Taking
the accommodations In consideration the rents
msrkably low. ja21-Im
EoR RENT OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
l. BUILDING. 1917 +; steam heat; suites Of front
rooms. large and cheerful. Only $50 and $50. JOHN
o. JOHNSON, ST. F. ja21-tr
EoR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS. 913 AND 9lo
Il st. at moderate prices
JOHN B. WIGHT,
ja13-tf l4l0 G st.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

+ room. With board: also table board " ,.S4,s.
EoR RENT -FURNIsHFD AND CONVENIENT
y
For RENT-172e ? 81; N.w..v VERY DESIRABLE
manent parties 1a231ma
EoR RENT-5Oe 18TH ST. NV. FURNISHED
~1s ns: s sad
EoR Rents HANDSOMELY FURN1sHEp
sa Ia &C.
near COt9oran. would III. portion Of same 70
n ;.aa q rent Address nvs1n.n1r s.,,on,.
ns. Of a0 EMF. Can
one r'P1 Tor two
EoR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL sECOND-sToRY
front rooms; furnished private family; reference.
1855 corcoran 81. COR 14th NV. .s23lwa
FoRRENT..PLEAsAYTR ROOM. II ROOM.
;.issssE or NUMBER q ssa'isHsh sos eth st.
Tor sRRNT-LARGE TEIRD-sToRY FRONT OR
.ny Is Is S:si 1ss well Furnished
+ and ID hoo- Of handsomely furei.hed corner
house sunny exposu,s Partie; desiring SUPERIOR
Dress TRHVRIED AMERICAN Star once iais-sa'
EoR RENT : FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS. FUR
h. sna ss uy
yenient; one square from cars Call after g pm, Fl
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH HEAT.
u r.s and bath one for sl0 and one s1?; for mar
sd cous or sss Gas single front
NOR RENT-THREE- SEPARATE FURNISHED
T. rooms I'd floor; two heated $40. ss. :5 o eS!p
For RENTLSOa q ST: wv. LARGE FRONT
PI rss 'A' "'H00 '"'H '00 same isSl sa .A
+ full with large CLOSES second floor singy
en- suite House faces south and oonvenie6, to car
DOR RENT-702 10TH ST. LARGE CORNER
+ rooms; furnished: southern exposure private
bath hsrdGs S III. house one square
EOR KENT-170s ST. NV. PLEASANT BED
Froom on Hrs. floor; nicely furni.hed suitable for
foOmy Closet With shelves; board Il desired jssir3.
EoR RENT-101e MASS. AVE. n. W. NICELY
furnished rooms and hrst-clsss board at reason
Sessd all fr0n' rooms Also s.!ls
FOE EENI-NIogLY FURNISHED Rooms IN
the asTnaon KS i b Nsw Gerf ave thu tSr
Snsay renovated board in the house if de.!Tsd all
EOR RENTAL THE wOODMoNr. 18TH AND
Iowa circle. rooms en- suite with private bath and
Ss ?iao terms ROBINSON. Proprietor
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RFNT-2 OR UNFyENIsHED ROOMS IN
bath floor; herdcs pass the door; references
624 22dn ja24-3bs
EOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS FOR
j housekeepng; on first floor all mod. inns. two
lines of cars. 305 st. sc. Ja24-Sb'
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHFD- COMMUNI.
Il eating rooms on second floor; also one furnished
room (back parlor). Apply
ja24-3b' $40 I'd st. NV.
CoR RENT-UNFURNISHED- SUITE CHEER
out children everything hrst-clsss; references
changed, sEALEY'S. 10l2 and 1922 18th ST. n.
LHOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; 2D
L floor bay window convenient to and market;
sanitary plumbing references 626 Q st. NV
ja23 3b'
EOR RENT-Io23 nth ST. N W, THREE IN
L furnished rooms second door bath on floor;
all mod imps. newly pspered and paint ed private
family. 1890
LroR RENT-3O5 NJ ST. N W.. FLOOR OF FOUR
L unfurnshed rooms, suitable for housekeeping :
furnace heat hot and cold water Terms to
permanent tenant. without children; references.
ja2l-3b'
FURNISHED AND UNFCRNISHED.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL cARRISGToN,
Webster Law BuildidF, sos Ct y. w.. wsshingtou
D. C. Residence. o3S Of. NV. d22
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.


ssSg1 1. !: sH.a s::ss or ts5
Music STORE. Star once. Ia
WANrED-AT FORT MYER. VA. A FIRST:
'h ca. :: nf f.57 'I i. must 'i
WASTEpZA GATHER TO TAKE CHARGE OF
az IS 1893 ADDE'S. TAI St n 70 '! % give" il.
WAYTED-A FEW GOOD Statesmen CAN FIND
e co Of
WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIoENoE oTfIcR.
ss5i 's sliii is:s;e;s ''
WANTED-pRUG CLERK TO TAKE CHARGE
:;y .:o aair''' With fullest particulars BAL
WANTED : rIRsT-cLAss CoAcHMAN AMP
.p,y Jsssf sRo%S soi Gs
WANTsD-A YOUNG WHITE MAN TO DRIVE
msnd.i GEO. T REIN. is12 = q. TN NV j.a4-ss
r sRSsTE EAMT soV Il.
S' SsP, soo s,s
w Whit. BOYS. is to 90 years old. to fold and dis
tribute re.isu, rensI s meet me eorn,r and ets
so'oiocE wednesday mornini; Wait FOR me. Ia
s2SE MD fo IS TEse cor h 81
WANTEp-lo PaNrALOoN HANDS AT ONoH.
W Noge but experienced hands wanted. wM-
JOsT. 6sI3 1884
WANTED - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
ing Pencil The most useful and novel invention Of
h.s cTsa S.aI p.o. '' Isea;:
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
rare chance TO make money. Write for terms and
sPscim-n Of Grading. MONROE ERASER MFG. CO..
1892. Ia Crosse. Wis d30-1ya
NOTWITHSTANDING AND RFMING-
W ton tygewriser opers,ors directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent senoersphers aud
Remington operators char~e for services. WYCk-
oFF sEAMLNS BENEDICT Remington Tyre
writer ONCE sth and SITS. q se20Ltf
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-ABoU MARCH, 9 OR 7-RooM
w house IN n lie Droit Park preferred rent
about ESQ per Address Boz l07. Star office.
UANTEp-HOUsE OF OR ROOMS IN NE
w bet New Jer--y and 9Th. East Cap. and G
st ia.3,}t
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EoR sALE-oNE CLEVELAND SAFETY. 07O:
= Psyche SAFETY. ESQ., Broncho 9sfsty $50; 1
sss uprishi. SiS The EHEE EScH3NdH Hoi i4as
New York ave open nights. DO
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THE EVENING STAR:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALI.
yVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored man. place - butler goodman or place
porter n DIX soods store good references. Pssss
NANTED-BY An ENERGETIC COLQRRD
of delivery vsron. Cali or sddrsss Sis6 On =.
n. Id
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN 20 YEARS OLD
w SPEAKING four languages, situstton waiter and
butte, In hotel or private house. Address Mrs cox
l4O2 Pa ave. Id
WANTED-PosTTIoN AS COLLECTOR FOR
" good business nrln can furntsh bond graduate
oslaw; salary small Address COLLECTOR, star
w place II private family or With . doctor; watt
dTss :. T.4e himself generally useful r'fsrepS:'
WANTED BY MAN OF BUSINESS ExPE-
or light work. ADDRESS K. r.. Star once. Ia
yNANTED-woRK FOR AN HONEST. INDUS
w trious co1orsd man; . rood driver, or can cut
meat. na ssn give references Address 1llo st. NV
WANTED-PosITioN As MANAGER ON TRUCK
growing all kinds Of vegetables under eass; hrst-
class reference from last employer. Address E. +.
EARi, Soldiers Home. D. c.. care Of Kelley Bros
WANIED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS
w steno1rapher; experienced; can give Al ref
srencei uses Remington machine. Address sTENo..
Star ONCE. ja23-ods
WANTED-ATTENpANT COMPANION. MAS
w sous. tary. Readsr-Young Eneishmsn Of
GOOD address and desires to act In the above
capacities 70 invalid gentleman. Exceptional
medical md personal references. HUME, 4S9 Ath
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WANTED-LOTS.

UANTED-LOTs-Iwk SEVERAL BARGAINS
w In lots in columbi. Heights. Holmead Manor
and North College grounds: Am repaired to pay
large portion u the purchase money cash all cash
Address Boz l57 Star Office. ja21-3t
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MRS. JTRRY EoBBs FUSEEAL-

The remains - Mary Robb. whose death in
IN alley adjoining her house reported to
1HE sT.s yesterday. have been cared for by
Undertake. Whestley and the funeral took
Place this afternoon. the remains being de-
pc-itsd In a receiving vault for future burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

NOCNG BUSINESS MAN. WELL ESTABLISHED
II the city. wishes TO meet . young lady; refined
and Qniet lady; object. marriage. Address A. O.
Star ofhce ja24- Pr
II YOU WANT TO ACT Liberal DONATE THE
cash tAat ray for rents second hand clothing
specisl prices this week. send for uA JUsTH'S OLD
STAND. 6l9 ~. ja24
las " TAYLOR. PINE HAIR CUTTING AND
~ shaving AlsO choice line Of cisArs and tobacco
eo6 llth 81 q ". lA23-3t'
THE PUBLIC rs HFREBY CAUTIONED NOT TO
Il pay money 10 any PIANO TUNERS unless sstis-
fscto proof i given that they sent by SAND
ERs srkYMAN Piano Merchants e34 IT. nv.
Jal4- Ia. Is. 20. 24.16
uTHoRlzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AaENcY
"A Communicatlons promptly attended to; conhde.-
pa Ofhce open al hours Best references. WM
WILLIAMS. Manager. go Fst NV. d12-2m'
DRivATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT
tead.d 70 In out o. the city strictly conhdsntal
b~st references terms reasonable Address Boz So
Star chcs taAlms
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
y and answer. send Joe. to,
d3l-lm' south~est cor. sth and SITS. n. y.
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BARNES swEAvER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

BARNES WEAVER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1901 Hsre~ood sve Il roorfk. sil M SEQ. 90
Sl2Fg NV. rooms. all N. i............... 30 90
LA 9TH St NV, store and dwelling ....... 20 20
81 and 800 Maple ave., erooms ali m L. 49,. 81 SO
6yg Spruce St. rooms. all m. ............. 3S so
- Elm oa' a. ct5I pooms ave all m rooms a. mi *
$50 Spruce ST.. 6rooms all ni............. % so
ct. ne, rooms, all m.i............... go so
1ls 9Th st rooms. all m. .............. IL 90
llO4 and ITO Shep. alley, Ar. in Kitchen 10. so
and IL ST. rooms ". in kitchen. 10 90
Ete hen. 6 80
So bic in rear Of 1885 Vermont n 6 so
FOR RENT-oNE SQUARE OF DUPONT CIRCLE;
i new: 10 rooms $50
1910 16th 81. rooms coy home ............ as
1a24-3t' Z. L. McCLELLAND. 1405 st.
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. The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 18th tia24l T. E. wAaGAMAN.
EoR RENT-oNLY $40 80 EACH-627. go AND
new 2story bricks; 4 rooms. CHARLES G. RING
WAL First foor Atlantic buil ding $50 st st
E'OR RENT-ONLY ell AND WATER IN
L cluded-633 Gordon ave \. O. bet. I'd and 3D. F
and q SITS. new 2-story brick; rooms. CHARLES
@. R1NGWALT, First floor. Atlantic building. $40
ST. n. ". Ja2k-A
EoR RENT-MoDERN 3-sTORY BAY WINDOW
PA. iaS4-3ts
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
TIL .,v off d.s.,sor Lsn AnSoSI4TEp srIzz
% 80 rsmoved % 100 Pa eva NV 6sS{insG
syf.y assss,g{scn nsds % ordr ssSks isoss rsssss
H<s u NEVHYHR N.,>a
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LtOR RENT-l5l4 ST, FURNISHED SUNNY
Il room, with board: also table board. 1a24-3as
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SIC, sls. SO 3d. 5th er and Gel. $50 80
1523 5,h st n W: 2s and base. and bath e 90
1910 St me-, and base. Or ........... 10 90
6A 18Th ST. n e. and base. 6r............ "a 20
4545 alley bet and .w: 2s. er::.::.:. i @
!asi6 5 SaRER RE THoMpsoN. 1895 St ~ w. ~
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoR RENT-sFCOND-sToRY ROOM. 24x5O: :
l. windows; near Sd and c sts n W for shop OF any
Kind; 9l2; power II wanted also omnibus for sale
cheap. Apply 71s 18th st NV. ja2l-3ts
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l. l842 10th, Tor.
1852 i7th. i0r, m i. 81
3043 p, 16r, m i......Ss
243 Del ave n g. 12r,
1872 81 9' 10Th st. Tor. m T. /
2020 P st. Tor. m 4. &c
PA f n ", lar. m H..
500 21st. 12r. N i.....
20.f1 H, Ter 4 sta. 81
2022-4-6-S-30 P st. Tor.
2i z l' x. Tor. m /. ....',
11& 2lst. L2r. IN 1. a
1878 18th. 7r. m 1. Al
2503-5 NJ ct, 7r, m /. .4C
2407 NJ, TT. m i......3h
To 18th. office rooms:35
1850 Larch. 8r. IN 1. 81
1872 22d. Or. IN l.. "a
1924 Pa ave. Or. m i. 81
1903 Pa av. store. ......
Lucas bldg. ed Il Pa av
4 and 81 fats.
2o13 I. 15r. W. 80
521 2lst, Or, m sc
kco-c2 r. n q ar mi CS
l42 D n Q. Or. m 1. .2i
l7O5 Pa av. 2d floor. .2f
1890 n, Sr. m l.. %
1857 32d st, stores. :. %
206-S 9th n e. 1r. mi:
4iRos-Ti5:is.isi.;as Elm m
81. lie Droit Park. Or.
,i + ! a: ~ Sc. n: V: si:.s3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR LADIES ANI
w housema DIS. seamstresses. clerks, workina
housekeepers hremen, store room and kitchen hand
German driuerl BURNHAMS. ITO ST. NV.
ja14 i2fs
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FURNISHED AND UNFCRNISHED.
LHOR RENT-ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UN-
i furnished three comm unicating rooms third
floor suitable for light housekeeping 1928 East Cap.
st. ja24-3c'
E>OR RENT-221 EST. n. W. ROOMS FURNISHED
Il administrative large south front rooms, two
connecting rooms. hall ROOM good repair:
PLUMBING; res private family. is2l-3c'
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L,oR SALF-LOrs
We have . number % choice pf.ces Of Ian a
suitable for subividing. located IN the city
which We would ike 70 submit % prospec-
tive builders and speculation. We have
three fronts on II st n = eovsrnrnsnt
printing Office Of ". o6 and % feet 60 Pc
BILE OF predicting exceptionally profitable
Investments.
lob and lswrence stu n. ~. 64r1o0.
18Th and numblsne plare n O I dsxlOQ
10Th and ID ste. ne. osrT5
Also profitable pieces In single lotsA
JOHN B. WIGHT.
14l0 q St n ". san-A
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-11-11
TIE CHAUTAUOUA.

Notwithstanding the lhieatenlh"
rain. and Il very dark night-as ihe
clerlric lights were out, Il very large
circle met a, the home of Mrs. Minnie
d. Scott on Friday evening. AL were
enthusiastic and happy. Miss Eldred
lIainps responded 10 the topics "n
eronumirs. Making of Modern En-
rope was presented lry Miss Brewster.
Prot. Bownau entertained the audi
ence with fine talk on Gladstone.
Mrs. brewster read beautiful poem.
a very fine essay on Italian history
was presented by Miss Pearl Schmurk.
The ExiradiioM Treaty between Rus
sia ana the United States was assign
ell Ia Prof. Noble, Whose mpathetlc
words lor Russia aroused the patriotic
blood at Mr.. Schmnrk aud he furnish
ell Tie Circle with II very interesting
response 10 the professor showing tha'
there were two sides To the Russian
question. Alex. Warner closed the
literary work of thrrvening by giving
IA history and explaining the workings
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-11-11

of the clearing houses in our large
cities which was new to most OF the
members. Mrs. Schmuck, Mrs. Oh :
pcrluan and Mrs. Ira Perkins had
made The department Of refreshments
so popular that the Circle voted n con
tinuancr and elected Miss Nclrir Dntv,
Mrs. Minnie Scott aud Mrs. Bowman
The committee for the second month,
Prof.. Noble presented the name Of
Mrs. Schmurk rs an honorary men,
her which received III" hearty welcome
of all members II the T.. l.. ). Z.
Last Friday night the Circle compIet-
pd the WORK presented and laid on in
The Ociohcr journal. Il is surprising
TO sec the amount Of work the society
has accomplished in five short but
pleasant evenings. This (Friday eve
ninY) the Circle meets at Mrs. Hun :
residence. Any wishing To join are
requested to hc present or send III
their naIlc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
THE DEMOCRATIC OLD SOLDIER.

Republicans attribute The defeat OF
the democrat party to the attitude 0i
iha, party on the tariff question and
III. unusual business depression
throughout tie country. While these
are the principal CAUSES there is an
other reason which cut very large
figure and helped to swell The rrpuh-
lican mninrily, and that Is the unrea-
.nuable AID unlatrioIic treatment al
the old soldier by TIA" president ava
his cabinet. The striking from the
urnsiun rolls OF thousands 0f old sol
diers without an opportunity on tie
part at the pensi0nrr To prove ihal ne
was WORTHY aud that his subslsi"nr"
depended on his lirlr prnsi"n. and lhr
renewing of many ol'l aud tried union
soldiers from their positions IN the
government offices in Washington to