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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

Ten shor. stories, contemporary
view of Virginia by Thomas Nelson
Page. "A pen-picture of the present House
# Commons by Thomas Power OCoR-
nor, and description of Mexican ranch
life bv FREDERIC Remington are some oi
the attractions of Harpers Msgsziue for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

Yesterday settled il. Our Italian Gil
mate is derailed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
THE TEACHER WAS CAUGHT.
Merry Laugh Was Turned Upon the In
diKnant Judge.

dignant Judge.
In certain part of West Virginia
some years ago there was a local court,
presided over by an honest old farmer,
who in his earlier years had been an at
torney-at-law. The judge was a quick
tempered, impatient man, but by no
means ungenerous, and possessed a
keen sense of humor.
One day while on the bench he saw in
the audience an old Negro whom he
had engaged to haul some tim Der from
his saw mill near by, but who had been
afterwards persuaded to dc the same
kind of la Dor for another person. 10 the
neglect of the judiciary. AS soon as
he caught sight of his recreant toiler
the Judge suspended the trial, quilted
the woolsack and approaching the old
African, said, with great Indignation
and very red face:
You old rascal! Why didn't you
haul timber for me as you promised to
do? You'll have to be taught a lessonw
The old Negro gave one look at the
indignant Judge. then he squared off
and throwing his coat to a bystander,
said. cheerfully;
Come on. massa! Dis ole chile use
TO spank yo when yo's traiflin boy.
an reckon he can jis do it again if it's
necessitous"
The judges motion was overruled on
that occasion, as the court resounded
with merriment. in which he was
obliged to join.-Youth's Companion.
Where He Was stumpea.
''You missionaries, said the captious
critic, pay altogether too much atten-
ton to getting the heather To wear
white folks clothes and making them
cut their hair short, and all that sort of
thing"
"Mebbe we do, said the good man,
meekly.
You bet you do. Why don't you de-
vote your time to teaching them how
wicked it is to take advantage of their
brethren at every chance? Why don't
you pay more attention TO teaching
them not to rob- lie and .teal?"
Well" answered the missionary
slowly. If ] talk TO them in the way
you would have me TO, they are sure TO
ask me IL the white men are not in the
ha bit of doing the very things you are
condemninz so, and ] could not lie to
them about it. ! think IL best that
these things be not mentioned more
than is necessary. "-Yndiauapolis Jour
nal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
LITERARY NOTES.

now in eyeryoodys mouth, DIS a few
days ago III Ohio ii seems 10 have been
on everybody's ticket, Will lie conspici-
Gus also in the contents of the next num-
Der che Decemberl OF McClure's Ma "a
zine. Besides 2 series of interesting
por; rats III the governor. lin It's depart
ment Of Human Documents" there
viii he 4 particularly intelligent and
sympathetic character sketch Of him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
coat and searched Through his pocket.

coat and searched through his pockets
Il declare" he said. II haven't got
handkerchief with me. Let me have
one, will you?"
Tho fat man unbuttoned his over.
coat. and looked through his pockets.
Finally he pulled out y white silk AZ.
far. lie handed IL TO the tall man.
and held out his hand a. IL waiting It's
return. The tall man took the hand
kerchief and wiped his cheek vigorous
ly. Then he put il in his pocket. and
placed the check for the drinks in his
friends open hand.
He looked around the room. and said
suddenly: Excuse me; here's a man
] want TO see for . moment" lie
walked rapidly out Of the room
The ia: man looked At the check In
q dazed manner for n moment. and
then walked over TO the cashiers desx
and paid II. Meantime the tall man
walked slowly down the street
The fat man rushed out and followed
him. Here he pulled. as he over
took him, you've got my hsndker-
chief"
WHAT" said the tall man.
you've got my silk handkerchief. I
say"
The tall man looked through his
pockets. Why. 10 be sure" he said.
so ] have" Thea he paused and
thought . moment But" he con.
tinued. didn't give you something
when l borrowed this hsndksrchssf7"
You gave me y check for SIXTY
cents that had - pay" answered the
fat man.
All. yes: remember now. So did.
Where's the checky'
why. i paid it and gave II to the
cashier.
The tall man looked annoyed.
Haven't got tho check. eh7" he
asked, coldiy. ''Thsn. sir. you don's
get your handkerchief. took il a.
security when gave ysa the cheek.
Good afternoon"
And II vas twenty minutes before
the fat man ssulA tbtak where he wa~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
a SIMPLE MENU.
Ham or Nothing Was, Perhaps. . sample
Of Boarding House bills Of Fare.

Ham Nothing Was, Perhaps. . sample
Of Boarding House Bills Of Fare.
This is beautiful morning. Mary
said Mr.. Fulton, graciously, as he tooh
his seat al the Ia BILE, at Farmer Hum
sted's select country boarding house-
Yes. sir, il is. 3" replied the waitress
The thunderstorm passed off nicely
in the night
Yes. sir.
Looks like cooler weather"
Yes. sir.
Il hope You are feeling quite well,
. Mary"
Quite well, sir.'
And that you enjoyed the farmer,
picnic yesterday
Pretty we'll sir
And. now. let me see: ~ha. have ~e
for breakfast this morning. asked Nr.
Fulton, as ne glanced over the empty
table.
Well. there's ham. sir.
All yes. ham or-what9" he In
luired with his most engaging manner.
Ham OF nesime~ returned Mari.
briehy.-Harrr Rosnsine in Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

Tee Sooo 70 BnDS~G
Kitty-Did You satey the Saturday
sight hop
Tom-oh. fairly.
Kitty-bss SEINE 81 The girls told me
they AAnt have sit Of . good time
Tom-oh, we'll, eovIdn't ia nee with
oil Of them, yeu knew.-TYvsh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

First Cougressrnan-fou have voted
against every measure that was Tor the
best interests Of the nation VIA. will
you sag 10 your constituents when you
get horne2
Second oncressRaan->sF7 III tel
en- I've go, an apr-cps ;ztion for Mud
cree.l H-xon.-N Y WsAksn
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EVANSVILLE
Correspondence Of The Evening star.
HYArrsvILLE Nd July T. 1893


Correspondents Of The Evening star.
HYArrsvILLE, Nd, July 2, 1898.
delightful sociable under the MANAGEMENT
~ N;..es Rartba Ratbbona and Isu,a Ror.s
was gwen IN 'ne SUNDAY scnooi rooms OF the
Hysttsville Presbyterian Church last evening by
the McIlvain Mission Band and the Junior
Society os Christian Endeavor Of that church
. u,h.- :, 1901. -. -. -. A.
a,,arse;n.nt rsaactsS 80 81, r,, anu ~
SnntbS,,i nsrtormers Tbs Solow;ne - po~ sre
va. rsndsrad. SONG ..Tbe Fcbc 49,.
so[,,stx - Chr;.,;.n F,ds.vo,. d;aIor,,,. az
r r Master Rem smith Matt Jscobs We
Mcneil and Tom Iadson, rec;t.t,on ..Ths
Famine Hiavatba Miss Eliza Rartb.oas.
dret Misses Moran and Collision. d;aIoens
Masters Clarence and Harry Wilson; recitation
s.Writinp Letters Miss Stormont. connie rsci.
tation. Miss Eliza Barkhages. Refre,hments
we're served at the close of the entertairrent
Postmaster Alfred II. Wells has rendered tho
following report Of the operations on the fraa.
delivery system at this place for the month ~
Jnne ,se3. Delivered REGISTERED Ia,,ars 10.
Ordinary letter. /. 2TI' postal cards Oh. az
ond. third and fourth-class matter. / .o7s. Col
isc,ss ioc,I Ia,tsrs X. nail Is,,.r. 100. wo
nostal card, "a Total number of nisces h ma.
dled. q $50. postage on local second third and
fonrth-class matter s314
An sniovabIe nicnic was be,d !, ,ba ;,,,a
sna woods near This village vs.,ard.v -" :
,nmber ~ ladies' and oen,Ismsn 60, U,.;.. |"
yilLs Bl.Sensbnry Wssb;ns,on I'D G.nras
town Games we're MAYED snd ra,-.Shn,as..
served Among those nresent wee Csn, c.
don. L. & A and v,fe Mr. and Mr.. R.iIsv
Niss Resale Gordon Misses Cor. .nd N.1 D.,
era and Nsssrs Josenb James And Ha--j, Re-
ers OF Bladensburg. the N;.ses Tr;con NJ.
Faith Gallant and Mr. I,onis Ford ~ Hr.,,s'
v;IIs. Niece Ea,;s F;tzTatrjoI - VI c.
me-, - W..b;,o,or 80 H.. W M, p pa
SsiS ~ G.orossoxn wv anu lin!
nv or;s n Wine bas ,,o,. a., ,r.,,;. c;,,.
Nj 10 snsnd a few da~s ;th Ii - o.s
danghtsr - LIS WIG Anu
Nj S.u;s K;55 % pa,,;,,or. ss :.
hsr co,s;n Nj r,i,a w. -, WI .n....e
The b..s hall match hatws.n az Wvs,,.n;iS.
and Tangjon nin.S ,Sh,ch -. 49, ', az
C.tboiic n;c,;c on The Fonr,h ne IL sne
.,onna5 a. ,ha "a % ,bs go -a'
eonnt Of n di.aoreemsrt Tba scors stood
thar 10 I syain.s The Hvst,.v,IIs ts.r.
Mr. and MIS- i = Zeeg ~ Roria antsr,.;ra5
the Reading Club a few evenings aeo AT their
ho.n;,, HE homa :, ,h., nIa..
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If You Cannot Go to { he Seashore
because you have not the time to spare, then g
to the bay shore 1t only takes an hour and (
half and costs only dollar to go to Bay Ridge
Trains leave b. and o. station at 9:15 am. an6
AS I. m week days, and at 9:35 q. N. and 81
and s:l5 p M Sundays.-Adrt.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR REET-l614 9TH ST. NV: Two-sTORY
l. brick; rooms and bath; hall cellar; latrobe;
rance; hot and cold water parking and deep back
yard. Rent. $50. NJ. d. PECK. 934 st. U7-&
EOR RENT-THREE-sTORY AND BACK BUILD
ing; rooms and cellar parking; H and Il th sts
nv Kent. $3S. A. J. whitaker. S0S st.
L S27 So
For Rent-153a Columbia st. N. W. srooms; ami /;
For Rent-l606 Corcoran st. n. w.. eos. 90.
yI-3t WIN. f. HOFFMAN. 1921 ST. n.
E0R RENT1THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK
A. mouse Jos I'd st. n e. opposite 81. Joseph's
On urch; $50 per month Inquire at $40 I'd ne y73t'
EoR RENT-142O ST. n w., AN EIGHT-ROOM
jy7-3t' JOSEPH WILLIAMSON
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

rOhN1ShED.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO GENTLE
L men. 1912 Vermont ave- Ref. Jy7-2as
FOB RE oTIo!g,s ROOMS AZ !ea ST.
to gentlemen. jy7-3a'
Tor RENT-a31 ST. n. w. LARGE. AIRY
furnished 1as rooms st I'd and Sd
FOR RENT-NICELY FUR. ROOM Cd FLOOR.
ho Nth ran private bath slo Also large
suit reference ioli st. n w. jy6-3 ia!
FOR RENT-;DININa ROOM AND KITCHEN,
li.chsn utensils. Apply s54 St. n '' iye-aa'
FOR RENT-THREE go FURNIsHED Rooms
FOR RENT-15 GRANT. PLACE. NICELY FUR
pished rooms; north and south exposure; excellent
table board; convenient to car lines jy5-3as
FOR RENT-l335 ST. CORNER 14TH. NEAR
ences. jel9-1Sas
.abe 1 wh
Without Soard ses 1 iss6 St. one m ss S
FOR RE R.NTI Mt; ~ lo 10TH ST. NV: VERY De
papsrSd and st:d up large closets; steam heat and
house su with bo.rd BEST G s1m
mer house in the city references. ,e1-lm&2wa'
EGR RENT-AT THE INGLEsIDE. 1927 ST,
the Arlington
EOR BENT. NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
story fTSns , ball. room TO gentleman. for g per
FoRRENT. eTH AND MASS. AVE. NICELY
I've persons: southern and eastern s1p2sIIs; very
DOR RENTAL THE woODMoNT. 18TH AND
Iowa circle rooms en- suite. With private bath and
my27-sma j. F. ROBINSON. Proprietor.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK X. c. BRENNAN PUBLIC ACCOUNT
Il ant and Auditor. 1924 ST. n. w. Investigations
and reports made of bankrupt and insovent
estates taken care Of. &C 1e223m
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.


MAN AB9UT rs Ysans
s. WILLIAMS CO anu vi A''1Du ''J TT-2a
WASfIED-A GOOD BARBER .,o.x.
w eI,s hslgers at 14l4 Rhode Island ave- NV. JOS.
WANTED-A CLERK IN A LAWYERS OFFICE;
salary small good opportunity to study law Address
SS... 4 s,sl sss DRUG CLERK a.
WANTED-YoUNG MAN WITH ExPERIEN CE
fi.rs s1 SG Box 1ss SD st.
w fountain; one with experience preferred. agyly
WASII65p9ah BR1oHT Y9USa NC. MAN aas,n FROM Y
have IneIeeptional references Address c. G. ~ l..
WANTEp-A coLokED BOY WHO UNDER
w stands the care Of horses Apply At sss Penn.
WAsTED-s FIRsT-CLAssP PLUMBERS JAMES
ave. NOLAN Plumber III 4'h ST. H. w''nt Sesa az
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT SEVENTEEN
a. s. STAR oss r''ds
WaaNTEEpo-!A. F 1da z BARBER; GAIL
WANTED-.HoNEsT; SOBER MAN TO SOLICIT
w orders. A. Q. CLANCY CO.. 5O4 ST. NV.
w Office. cooks, walters. chssnbermaids. nurses
drivers porters. clerks. men, boys women places fur
nished till suited SHACKLEFORD'S.42 AT 11th st. n.
visa
WANTED-COOKS, GENERAL HOUsEw0RK-
w ers. ladies' maids, buffers. waitress, hotel.
KITCHEN; farm and dairy hands (Quickl 500 white
HAMS. lilo G. ST. n. ty1-6s'
"ANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w resu. conducted by lades-nien and women. white
and colQred for all kinds Of domestic labor state
and sprines with references 100 st. 12ws
WANTED - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w asents 70 handle the Patent Chemicsl Ink Eras,
The age Erases Ink thoESushly in two seconds:
making $50 per week. We also want a general agent
to take charge oftsrrttory and appoint sub ssents
specimen of erssinx. MONROE ERASER MFG CO..
1922. La Crosse. Wis d3O-lya
WANTED-sTRROSRAP AND REMIN0-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided com petsnt stenograp hers and
Remington operators no charge for services. WICK
OFF, SEAMANS BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer ONCE Sth and SITS. n se29f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07

L 1894 n Fl ave. new.
Or. bath and cellar. .&55
Offer wanted.
After July 10. fine fat.
6r & bath. all m 1. -. 40
631 G Sc, 9r&bath .3. 80
22lS @ NV. Sr 4 bath. 30. so
l006 y c av NV. 6r&b2o. 30
I'll Goth NV. 7r Il b. 30. ~
Large b mr. Chain bridge. .15
tvh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07
FOR RENT-HOUSES

toh hENT-lOoo MASS. AVE. NE; 2-sTORY
-, ana paSement press brick. containing rooms.
throughout in first class condition $40 SO psr mo
hAsIEkDAl MALLERY. ga st. nv je27-lm
EOR RENT-132s AND 1890 9TH ST Wv -oSF
eight rooms ana bath and the Other ten rooms ana
bath all modern conveniences; desirable neirhhDr-
hood Inquire OF FRANK T. BROWNING, AID 9Th
81. n. W. ap24-tr
ENoR RENT-PRETTY QUEEN ANNE CoTTAGE:
l. rooms; large lot; 1903 Roanoke ST. Columbia
Heights; one square east of Judge Harlsp,s: oniy
sis, 80 TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 Z St n W.
FOR RENT-63e ST. NE; NEW PRESSED
II bllck; six large rooms: bath pantry cellar shed
&c. s27. 80. Inquire of JERE JOHNSON. 5i3 st
NV. iesn-lms
EOR RENT-6-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE
Il 63t st. n. W. very comfortable; 427. 30. Apply
to II. Z. PAIRO 4S2 Louisiana ave. jeI5-fm
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1925 Champlsin av. Or. SIS
1903 Pa ave Sc, 5r. ....... 15
t50S 23d NV. Or. ......l4.O
ll12 4th st Sc. Or. 1890
House in Tenleytown. :. 12
23O9I& Champlain ave.
or....-............. ~
Storage room, SlS 10Th. o
Stable rear 1919 G. 2
GEO. W. LiNK1Ns.' ''N
800 10Th ct. nv.
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CNFURNISHED.

CNFURNISHED.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- FLOOR
sDd mSSh
Spruce ST.. Le Droit Park. vi 2b.
EOR RENT-TwO LARGE COMMUNICATING
i,sliss privileges; very desirable sas st. NV.
FoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO
EoR RENT : ia ST, s. E. THREE UNFUR-
H., n,shsd so9ms on SECOND door private bath suit
18th 1T maEEE US
Wiz litter ssn n aHSr for light
L second "a 'sifa saaI. Hos ssNas "
low rent to fGfS rPs5fs PgYS
+ handsome unfurnished rooms on second aoor;
ase1 go i NJ !. 49, S private
FOR ENT-UNFURNIsHED-F -FOUR BRIGHT.
ss9en r. tss quiet bs
place. near 10th and P SITS. NV. jsa8-2wb'
EOR RENT-IN WEST END. FOUR DESIRABLE
ii.hs h sSS 70 sduiss only Apply prem
lsee. lo0s Ietn 81 nv. ap2l-3mo
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENr-vERY DEsIRABLE FURNISHED
J - OF unfurnished rooms; centrally located near
four car lines house large. with all modern imps
Rent reasonable to desirable parties Apply TO
OWNER. All H Ut. NV. i've .3bs
EOR RENT-THREE LARGE FRONT ROOMS;
L second floor bath floor house pleasantly
situated. facing park. 1146 Sd st. NV. corner New
York ave- jy6-3bs
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED,
% St nor any Also Sre es
COOL pleasant furnished rooms. jy5-1ws
EHOh RENT-NICE LARGE COMMUNICATING
l. roomsi second door; front and back single to-
gether others - up. Good board II desired room
and board 44k per week 6lS I'd IT n w. ieJ7-lccs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, SITUATION
- gardener or care Of country residence; under
MASON. oere $. L Phillips Rockville. Nd. ty7-3d'
WANTED-SITuATION BY A FIRST-CLAss
w hotel or restaurant cook and assistant; good
references necessary. Call at z52 st. nv ID
WANTED - POSITION AS SALESMAN BY
" young man with several years Of experience In
the grocery business and who can command good
trade Address 8. L. T.. Star Office Id
WANTED-EMPLoYMENT BY YOUNG MAN;
w over two Year, experience IN wood and coal
office. jy6-2d'
WANTED-EXPERT STENOGRAPHER AND
w typewriter desires evening work; furnish
Machine -elass servtce and low rates promised
Address Box ST. Allan tic building. Jy63d'
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"a L ST. n. W.. sR. & B. $40. So
25- 40 22Q X at sw. 5r. 10. so
10. 30 3 houses G. st bet
"a. 90 18th and 18th n Q,
IA 90 6r and bath. 20. 90
BROOKS, GIG 18th II. NV.
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DRAD

- What You can ret at
JOHN TO ~. 20 9Th St,
voorrow Oh psxes Z al -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07

lGunton building. room
10. ................S1250
Central building. room
gO................:..lUW
5l5 1lth st, room 9. 10. 90
Gunton building. room
20. .....................9. 90
Store and dwg. Md
ave sw. 8 rs. 30
Store and dwg. 1OOl
G st ne. 7r. 80
Store and dwg. 23O
18th ct. 4rs. ........-.-U
Store RIM aud stable,
200 X 81 ne ....::...l6
Store and dwg, 9l3 V
st NV. Or. 20
Store and dwelling, 423
18th st NV. .............D
524 2lst NV, Or. .........3l
1856 9th ut ne. 1lr. 300
7l2 n ct NV, Or. 80
I'd floor 407 10th st.
14l4 Fis ave NV. Tr..5. 50
Ill X st NV. Sr. ......25.0
1925 sth st NV, Or. p. 2
$40 n Cap st. Or. .....20. 30
1913 9th st ne. Or. .... ~. 30
o25 10th st SO. Or. IL. b
ga Md ave sw, Or. .....H
1898 7th st ne. 7r. 90
243l n st my. Or. 10. %
1908 L st NV, 5r.. b. 30
Stable rear 1895 10th
st NV. 80, Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07

EOR PENTHOUSE 2Is AZ ST. NV Is ROOMS
Il and bath all IN. Price, $40
House 1923 Fla. ave. n. ". !; z rooms and bath all
m. /; $40 Apply TO
1esUet kellogg building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07
EOR RENT-UNFURl

LVh MIN - y + OIk
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated, S0r. .........&
1923 r / ave NV. 17r. !.
1914 r stnw (s&d). 2S.
1929 X Ut NV. l5r.. DOS.
1915 10th st. s2r.......
1881 g st nv. lar ..1@.
1905 n H ave. 16rs. -
400 18th ut NV, l4r....l
1726 Mass avnw. 14r133.
1915 n st NV, 12rs. ....l
RtdOa sf GaorUatnvn
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yUANTED-YOUNG MAN ABOUT IS YEARS TO
w attend soda fountain and work around store. +.
8. WILLIAMS co. jy7-2a
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EOR RENT-STORES.
i OFFICES, &c.
Store and dwg. 1909
F st NV, Tor. ga, 600
Gnnton bldg, rooms
x. %. 25. 20. 81 &
I'd and Sd floors. ISL La La "
5l5 18th ST. rooms i
anu 9. 4U
Gunton building. room
II. and l basement
croom...;..;.........32.5O
Gunton bldg. rooms
II and %. 30
Gunton building, rooms
% and "a. %
623 F st. 3 rooms, Sd
floor. %
Gunton bldg, rooms
80, IS. 81. "
q33 F st NV, room 10
515 18th st. rooms 4
SIS llth at, room 3. 30
Central building, room
.so.;'.........-........-..l6
4S La ave. back room,
,., "a Moor; Is
6Z'b r st 3rs. 4th floor. Is
Gunton building. room
oIo....;-..::....... IL. 30
dunton building, room
Gunton building. room
i<......-......... H. 30
dnnton building. room
,o..:..-:-.:.....-...R.o 30
dunton building. rooms
z 8. %. PC, 81 and
20, t0cQ, m
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EOR RENT-2I25. pig
4 1918 9Th NV. Or 4 b. 2
627. 62g X ct Sc. Or. III
700 @ st ne. Or & b. ~
40 N at sw. Or. ]
fY1-ft 4. r.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07
COUNTRY BOARD

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y ice. shade. &c.
For particulars address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07

, Inc above Is only portion Of the property on my
DOCKS Tor full list call at ONCE for bIilstin issued
on the 1st and 10Th. ijy7l I. L wA0GAxAS.
FOR RENT-A NINE-ROOM HOUSE: HALL AND
= all modern improvements; rent. $50; lib R. ].
ave- Also broom house; all modern improvements;
rent. 81 30 1725 N J. Also Groom house. OILS
ST., rent. $40 Apply HOG st. NV. jy6-3t'
FOR RENT-NEw 2-STORY AND BASEMENT
press-brck house. containing rooms water. sewer
and and gas rent only u. 80 per month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-31

WASHINGTON. oct 30. Senator
Brlcc Trad threa hours conference with
tho attorney general today, discussing
the affairs Of the Union Pu,1iie ltailfond
company and trying TO devise means, Of
protecting government interests ~ that
road Briee said after the conclusion
Of the conference that the soyernment's
debt against the Union Pacific wonld
bo collected II the Stockholders should
hay. To pay Il. II is understood the
attorney general Is taking steps to have
the receivers recently appointed by the
United States court az ODala removed
and proceedings 10 this end vii probably
be Initiated within week. The resoln-
ton of Mnnderson. nmended ~ the IN
stance Of Bricc. which the senate adopt
I'D few days since. selfls 10 assume
that the court Ind no nghl to appoint
receivers, and it IL probable We attorney
general will take lids position. Mr.
Brice says be Is engaged 10 formulating
measure in accordance win the bills
and resolutions r.ferred 20 his c,n-
snittee for The protection Of the govern
mcnt's interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-31

CuICAGo. H., Oct 10 Tho council
met today aud passed lengthy resolutions
on the death of Mayor Harrison. All
city offices wlll he closed from 1ncs,lny
m0rning uutil after HE funeral, all civil
and military organizations OF Chicago
nro 70 he invited TO participate ia the
tunrrnl' q memorial mreilng nf ne Coun.
ell WITS nlso decided upon, The Worlds
fair viii close tough, il mourning aud
With ils llngs az huff mast Only the
lec'usnrv lighlA win bnn And the White
CITY viii hn alipuded IN darkness al an
earlier hour tllup Nsiull
With the death ot Mayer Harrison The
hir nnl giiety ~ 'hr exposition Rppar,
emily wont ont forever 'rhN t0idbnr np.
peirunee ai the exposition huildings tp.
day with haH ID hlif mast mud snl
cmn. services a. Festival -hnll ia memory
~ ChlmEus piiiel iaagistiutc who was
'ilso one Of the life siur-ys OF tho fair.
seemed after VI slpnilnrlN va npproptii
nie way 10 close mo grnniest exposition
" history, Ihen' WIS va widi 10 kosp
The people away frolh tie exposition 10.
day, but % WIS Ordered that lliure be-
no Kind Of festive demonstration. The
buildings were kniH open as usual and
faere was fair attendance. hut the
numbers were mot heyDnd tie ordinary
II WIS hoped !hat Tho day might sig-
pass in Attendance thaf Of Chicago dny
aud That even tle nl.linn mark might
be- reached, bui the assassination Of Haf.
iison brought all this 70 o halt