davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

rrv some of DR.. +. II. Kings own make
Cough Remedy, the best ever invented
for your cough. H. c. Lamar Drug Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Singer sevln. machines.
Having arranged with the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company to handle their
les, oil, etc, ana do repairing. Round
trip excursion rates on machines until
March /, 1891. W. +. FINCH.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Remember we make Il speciality Of
Drs. Prescriptions and Family Receipts
and Remedies, at lowest living rates.
III. G. Lamar Drug Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

A large stock of Storm Windows at
Smiths lumher yard-but order at once
and II we have not the sizes you want
we can get them here within ten days
after receiving the order.
las. A. Smith.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

The largest stock Of Paints and Oils
is always found at Miller's Drug Store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Afull. fresh line of Patent Medicines,
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Preparations. Per-
fumes etc. Low prices to suit hard
times. III. C, Lamar Drug Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Another dandy line Of Shoes and Slip
pars just received at Bardin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

l.. d. Barlin now offers everything in
the line OF Clothing on hand 8 months
or over strictly at cost.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Call at the old religb'e drug store of
i. E. Miller il you want Paints and Oils.
Prices Away right.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

have eclipsed all my former efforts
in the way of showing desirable styles
of Wall Paper at low prices. F. Il. Mil
lnr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

100 pairs OF Shoes and Slippers lust re-
ceived at Bardin's which You can buy at
regular wholesale prices. They are bar.
gains and DO mistake.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

The city dads should appoint some
person at once to act in the capacity OF
fire warden for a-thorough inspection Of
every ilne and chimney inside and out
side of every building IN Main street.
The next thing in order would be to get
the engine out and give it a thorough
test and also open up every fire plug and
then bank them UP for the winter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Go to Lamar Drug Co., for new fresh
Drug aad Chemicals.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Remember that the largest and best
selected line of Underwear ever brought
to Brule county can be found at Bdrdjn's.
Buy Storm sas!, Of Smith order ut
Giicr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14
youan ans, the whare.

The Sioux Falls Press couldn't figure
out how such large CHUNKS OF coal could
come ont OF the Torrey Lake well and
limited that the we'll must have a rubber
pipe. whereat The GRAPHIC replied:
An. well the bible tells us that Il Whale swol-
loUcdJonah, while the naturalists say that the
gullet of n whale Will not admit anything larger
than a horrins-yot the sermon writer of The
Pass is not prepared to suggest it was a rubber
some things in the Graphic as we'll ms the bible
that puzzles skeptics. but it has been dem
nnstrntcd over and over agnin that both are in
falliLie when it comes to II show down.
To this The Press said:
Clate, you nre Il gentleman aud doubtless n
seoloeihal scholar. bnt when it comes to biblical
lore vou are 0tf-in fact, fallible Tnebible says:
Now tho Lord had prepared q great fish to
swallow up JONAH"
The same day the Press containing the
foregoing was printed we received the
following anonymous communication,
evidently written by some commercial
Traveller or other student of the scriptures.
as it was written on a blank used about
telegraph Offices.
Canton, s. d.. Oct. lth, 1898.
Tinan:-~NneDt the Hrnphic-Siorx Falls col
loqny over the Jcnah-whale matter. see Mathew,
whale that swallowed Jonah. and Jesus had
oughtto have known what he was talking about,
The verse is as follows:
''For as Jonah was three DAYS and three
nights in the whales belly: so shall the
Son of man be three days and three
nights in the heart OF the earth"
1t appears that the GRAPHIC is still in
fallible.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

In Township 10i. north of Range Il, west ) p. IN
Chamberlain Acreage Property.
Mama LOT ncrs year tax cost tnInl
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

Til" american dogs skinned the
English dogs at Huron last week and the
Yankee sloop has done UP The English
cutter in two Of the five international
yacht races and has n dead sure thing on
the third. We are the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10
"Carp" "A n Iecturer

Prank G. Carpenter. the well-known Wash
ing'on newspaper correspondent. seems to be
meeting with unusual success in the lecture
field. which he has but recently entered. His
portrait talk attracted an audience Of about
1000 people in Cleveland the other night The
PIGtndsGIer. in giving a highly complimentary
account Of the lecture, said: Carp" is a de-
eidedly homely fellow-tal, SLIM with irregular
features and red hair and mustache He
weighs only hundred pounds. but he Is more
fortunate than most men IN the proportion OF
his ayoirdupois. which is found in his Uranium
HIS entertainment Is well named lie talks in
pleasing conversational style and could be heard
hast night In the most distant parts of the hail.
HIS portraits are OF the highest order and time
and again the audience spplsuded with enthu-
slasm as the face OF some distinguished man OF
woman app cared"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10
Gen. Collin. Wa. Not Snrpri.ed.

Gen Patrick A Collins. who was appointed
consul general al London yesterday. saws: "Oi
course the appointment was not wholly unex-
peeted, but proper courtesy to the appointing
power forbade any assumption ON my part that
il was settled or indeed any discussion Of the
matter hitherto. am now however. free 10
state that II was very early decided upon. OF
course was in no sense up for that or any
place. but when approached on the subject gen
orally simply named IL "a the only one that
could take. Nv aversion to official life IN Wash
ington was so vel known that an early stop was
put to any consideration of me for service
there i am "a much at home in London as in
New York and shall have to learn no new trade
nor new language. 1 shall probably be obliged
W start early next month and NV plans have
been made accordingly. NV estate in Dor.
chester Il for sale and NV law business j. ar.
ranged so that nv clients interests are full,
covered shall retain my law Office in Boston
and my Office force, for no appointment or alb
sence can make me cease TO De a Boston man
Now that the deed is done | confess that
begin TO feel little lonesome
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THE CASE OF GEN. SWAIN.
Possibility of Its Settlement by His yolun
tary Retirement

tary Retirement.
The case Of Brig Gen. d. G.. Swain. the sus-
pended judge advocate general of the army. has
Secretary Lamont, and NAV at last be settled
b. the voluntary retirement of Gen. Swain
from the active list under the law allowing the
President to retire an officer on his own appli-
cation after thirty years service.
Gen Swain entered the judge advocate
generals department in 1869 and was appointed
to be its head BY Mr.. HAYES in 1881. The
charges brought against him while holding that
high position were made in 1884. when the firm
of Bateman Il Co. complained to Secretary
Lincoln that he had attempted fraud upon
them by negotiating due bill for IS. 900 which
he had previously drawn. and had also assisted
in negotiating certain paw vouchers which he
knew TO be duplicates of outstanding accounts.
A court Of inquiry. consisting of Gen. Pope.
Gen. Augur and Gen. Sacket. found that the
evidence disclosed disereditable transactions
demanding the severeSt condemnation. when
engaged In by officer holding tn. position of
Gen SWAIN Accordingly a court martial was
appointed. consisting of Gen. SchOfeld. Gen.
Terry, Gen Rochester, Gen. Holabird. Gen.
Murray. Gen Newton. Col. Smith. Col. An
drews. Col Brooke. Col. Bradley, Col. Avres,
Col. Otis and Col BLACK This court acquitted
Gen. Swain Of some Of the severer charges.
those relating to the 81. 900 and the vouchers,
but found him guilty of conduct 10 the preju-
dice of good order and military discipline and
sentenced him TO suspension from rank. duty
and paw for three wears That sentence Presi-
dent Arthur declined to approve as being too
lenient. second sentence was then passed
which was suspension from rank. duty and pay
for one year and reduction to the rank of major
in his department This also being di-approved
as requiring the cooperation of the Senate
being both a removal and appointment. the
court passed the sentence now going on that
of suspension from rank and duty for twelve
years. on half paw.
About two-thirds of this sentence has now
expired. and the plan has been suggested that
Gen Swain shall apply for retirement under
the thirty years law, to which he would be en-
titled BY adding his service in the volunteers
provided the President will remit the unex pred
portion of the sentence.
IL 10 said that Gen Swain is willing to pur-
sue this course since the Court Of Claims has
decided that the court-martial proceedings
were regular and conclusive. On the retired
lat he would receive three-quarters paw instead
of only half pay. As at present. In case this
arrangement Is carried into effect Col q. y.
Lieber, who has been acting Judge advocate
general since the date of Gen Swaim's suspen-
sion. will be promoted to the head Of that de-
pariment Of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10

The Administration said to Prefer Pro-
tectorate Rather Than Annexation.

The Administration said to Prefer Pro-
tectorate Rather Than Annexation.
The withdrawal from the Senate Of the Ha-
vaiisn treaty Of annexation is taken TO mean
that the present administration has a policy in
regard TO that question differing in some mate
rial features from that OF its predecessor.
President Harrison transmitted the treaty pro-
yiding for the annexation OF Hawaii to the
United States to the Senate. with a strong rec
ommendation for its ratification, and il IL I'M
derstoOd that the Senate had practically con-
cluded to act in accordance with his recon-
mendstion- So far can belearned the present
administration Is opposed to territorial extern
sion at present. and the treaty was Withdrawn
for the purpose of enabling the authorities to
consider it thoroughly before they are ire
vocably committed to the policy Of annexation
IL Is said that tho President IL Of opinion that
Il would be better to establish . protectorste
over the islands for the present and that the
serious questions of permanent government be
left to future consideration. He il willing. 80
81 il said. to extend the full powers of the
United States 10 protect the present provisional
government Of the islands, but is not quite
annexation.
THINKS A PROTEcToRArE LIEELY.
Secretary Gresham positively declines to say
Paul Neumann. who represents the interests Of
Queen IiliuokaIsni. said to a STAR reporter to-
day that he felt sure that the matter would be
settled to the satisfaction of all concerned. He
was very non-committal a. to how such a result
could possibly be accomplished. but intimated
very plainly that he regarded a protectorate as
much more likely than immediate annexation.
such q course. he argued. would give much
better opportunity fo- equitable solution of
the questions involved than was possible by the
radical policy Of annexation urged BY the rep
resentatives Of the provisional government now
in Washington
COMMISSION Tailed OF.
A gentleman who has talked with the Presi-
dent on the subject said last evening that an
other treaty would be made. 1t is intimated
that the President will suggest, either by mes
sage personally. to Senators that commits
sion be appointed to visit the Hawaiian Islands
this year during the interval between the adj
jOurnment Of the special session of the Senate
and the reconvening Of the next Congress-.
While IL is possible that the withdrawal of the
treaty from further consideration bv the Sem
ate at the present time means that the President
does not favor such extension OF United
States territory. it NAV turn out that the step
Was taken simply for the purpose of giving the
executive a little more time to consider the gen
eral question before the Senate passes on IL.
The question is OF such importance that it il
only natural that the dominant party should
desire time in which to consider Ii. especially
its policy all other important national is
sues Is opposite to the policy Of the admins
tartiOn under which the negotiations were con-
Guided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10

Morgan Murphy Of the Cincinnati Base Ball
Club viii not accept 81. 400 reduction In sal
ary and refuses TO sign
Comes. the amateur Dutch sculler. will be-
come professional and enter the contests at
the worlds fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ PUBLIC for all states and territories SPECIALITY
BY R. h. EVANS. once lbassinent) 1921 y ST.
Always IN ONCE once hours. ta7-u
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
Nand territory. Notary and y. s. Com issioner.
oc,S JOHN h DEAII. 1921 ST. NV
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E,OR RENT AT A REDUCED RATE: SEVERAL
i attractive houses ST. Goth brick and
stone Stories IL rooms and bath: all modern
provements; in excellent order
b. H. WARNER CO.
ja25-12t' el6Fstn.w
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WANTED-LOTS

WANTED-FOR AN INN DATE PURCHASER.
w xroun IN he northeast to build from to IL
houses price must be very reasonable. Address to
DANTE co. 1:fl0 OF. n. w. mhlOL3t
WANTED-wE HAVE A PURCHASER FOR A
w building lot in Georgetown: price must be rea-
sonaDie o. Z. PAYNE CO. 6l3 18th ST. mhS- St
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WANTED-HELP
MALE.

! MALE.
| WANTED-A GOOD MINER RIGHT AWAY
" white sinEie Apply at 4o1 Massachu,e,ts ave.
/ WANTEp-A YOUTH TO DRAW SODA AND BE
coSSTssr sily useful In dug store Apply to A. n
WANTED = CANvAssERs FOR CRAYON POR
dss aoos i4s s9 s SIC s.' Cal till Is.'
| NTED-PAPERHANGER-A MAN TO TAPER
~. an Once The job must be done at night Apply
\VANTED-AT The sEAsHoRE NEXT suM.
Of cafe. Aadr... Catcher n. Star on :, for one
WANTkp-A YOUNG MAN AS Click u
GROCER. Star Once La
WANTED-A WHITE BOY 70 DRIVE WAGON;
hes, rsSsrsnes. r.auiisd KEEN. isia 3. NV wy
,r,, good. house as porter 70 sweep: clean nP. ks
sfys and p s
w mems furnishing store. Address NJ F. s., Star
NVANTED-YOCNG WHITE MAN WITH ExPE-
w rienre in hotsI business to work in store room
s6d paniry; must have good references Addres. Boz
w men only. KEEN. 1872 F st NV. mhs-;ia
" " fRI srssbssb
WANTED-A MAN BETWEEN 25 AND IS
w years Of age. experienced in selling baby car
risRes trunks travelling goods and refri2erators only
those with long experience need apply. WOOD
WARD LOTHROP q. 7. Hendricks Mgr. ms ia
WASTED-BOYS. "a WARS OF AGE To
w wrap bundles and run errands Apply at Super-
intendents Desk. WOODWARD LOTHROPS.
mhS3a
WANTED-BOYS FAMIr Jar WITH CITY AS
w MESSENGERS. Apply 142S p St NV. mhS-3t
WANTED-YOUNG MEN Is To- 20 YEARS OF
w are. rood penmen and Quick ut figures. Address
Box N. city post Office. mbS-3a'
WANTED-.T CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
w cooks. walters. drivers, Porters, ch4mb -rmaids
nshei I'll suited sHAC OKD's 427 18th St n W
fe,S-2wa-
WANTED FIVE COMPosITORs For BOOK
Box ~. Star office Inh7-4a
WaNTED-AGENTs TO SILL DOOR BELLS,
W with name piates combined Address JAS. +.
HAYS. Baltimore. Md mh4-6ts
WANTED - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w ssents to handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
ng Pencil The most useful and novel invention of
he are frases ink th1ro ighly in two seconds.
works ike magic 700 20 800 cent profit. Agents
making ESQ per week. We also want general agent
TO take charge Of terrtory and appoint snb agents.
rare chance to make money. Write tor terms and
specimen Of erssinK. MONROE ERASER MFG. co
1922. la Crosse. Wis d3O-lya
WANTED-STENOdRAP AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
EMPLOY FRS provided competent steno grsp hers and
BENNINGTON operators no charge for services. WYCk-
OF, SEtMANS & BENEDICT. Remington Tyre
writer Office, 9Th and SITS W. se2gtf
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THE EVENING STAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANDA PLACE BY YfRsr-ctAsa GER
and s .ss Asar:s If
WANTED = By 4 YOUNG BOY. KIaHTEEf
s.: I'm T. sac e; sss g
WANTED By A YOUNG CoLoRED NAN,
city f.s.s 81. !, f y.
Wah,MnIEslpoaPosITIoN BY UNREGISTERED
aru xas... q s., s.s e ;s
take ohares of an estate as foreman on farm; iis
VAN aafH,'e
WANTED-BY Young MAN. A PLACE As
T bGs g. s:.. :: o.. honesty
WANTED-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST.
address. k q pmancn. position; references
WANTED-sITUATION AS COLLECTOR FoR
factory bond Address L K L Star ONCE. mhS-sd'
WAmSs1TEnn}...BI,Y, as ENERGETIC YOUNG waITE
snces. Cali or sddres, aoss IN &. NV. %SsSd'
WANTED. By YOUNG MAN, PLACE AS GEN
g. enter .ool.i can furnish reference. 4ddr.ss
WANTyD,BY YOUNG WHITE MAN WITH
iassr .a' 's''' Ii IL;
- ---------
FEMALE.
WANTEp-eo, TO DICKS AGENCY ron
tres. Sut:r. seam.
reference from 6l3 7th st. w. m1O-2s'
W.NTED-By A coIoRED WOMAN. WORK BY
at home Cali 1905 18th q n~ anu Washing 70 40
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE .cOLORFD
family 70 DO HSrv in SINAI.
WANTED-A PLACE AS CH,MBFRMAID OR
w nu sc in good family Apply AS n st. NV. 1e'
WANILpI;BY REspECTABLE YOUNG col
1s5 Mass ave ne e"'e' 'Ai' m III HSs''
w ANTED : SITUATION BY EDUCATED
fKENcH GIL s..r ee 2.
WANTED-By TWO, KEsPEcTABLE C0L0RFD
purse can furnish reference. Pease call address
W4sN S,.I,,i coa6Eap WOMAN PLACE As
at or address 21lb st. n. w. 1e'
WANTED,A POSITION BY 4 FIRsT-CLAss
%s n % gs'i%S;.' S SS
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE
eds,' and staaon as companion to an
dress Miss NJ. 2l3 9th st. s.w. mb9-3e'
WANTED-POsITION BY LADY AS coPYIsT
AZ In real estate or lawyers ONCE Call At l426 9th
WANTFD-A GOOD CoLoREp GIRL AS COOK
" 70 20 In country state wages, &c. Address ock
Box 1873. Lebanon. Pa. mh7 &C.
WANTED. BY MALES AND FEMALES EMPLOY
w menf private families. hotels restaurants, club
clerical alplicsntA SHACKLEFoRD'S42 7 11th n W.
WANTED,A LADY. AN EXPERT sTENoGRA-
w pier and tyewriter Of 10 years experience in
legal and techncal work and desires
position in this city elsewhere best references
Address Miss +. city p. o.. box "A. mh4-6e'
MALE OR FEMALE
WANTED-MAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT chill
w d-en for farm wurk, wife for working house
keerer. Apply to Mrs. DUNDORE. 100 l. st. NH >-3f'
4 Ica I<sS ~.
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Filled February p. 1888: J. r. Young. clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE bIsTRfcr
OF COLUMBIA.
William Heacock ct al Lucrerfa Hobart Of al I'm
Equity No. l449S -
On motion Of the comDlsinants. by Mr. John Riaout
their solicitor is ordered this 2lst day Of Febru
airy. d. 1881 that the defendants. Edward II obsrt
Lucretia Hobart No. and Henry Hobart cause their
apPeSranse tS Be entered herein before the
wise the cause Will be proceeded with as in case OF
default Va
The object OF this suit is TO obtain decree for the
sale OF sub lot thirtyeRht C In Stephen Flanagan
subdivision OF part OF square numbered hundred
trict Of COLUMBIA. OF which Edward Hobart died
seized ana the aprcation Of the pgoceeds Of sale in
notice to be published in The Evening Star and The
True COPY Test: J. R. YOUNG. ci.re.
fe2flawu By l. p WILLIAMS Asst Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Titled February n. 1895 J. r. Young, Clerk
\ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Cornelius Drury Lucretia Hobart ct al In Equity
No 14491.
On motion of the coiaplsnants by Mr.. John Ridout
their solicitor it is ordered this 21st day of February
A. d. 1893, that the defendants Edward HI bnrt
Lucretis Hobart No. and Henry Hobart cause their
appearance to be entered herein before the FIRST
rule day occurring forty days after this day
the will be proceeded with In default
The object of this srsit Is TO obtain decree for
to make partition of parts of lots 10 and il in Kelly
and Thompson's subdivision OF part of square seven
inxton. District OF Columbia. of which Edward Ho-
bart died seized and the distr button Of the
of sale among the parties said according 10
their respective interests.
This notice TO be published in The Evening Star AN
The Washington Law Reporter.
A. b. HAGNER
True copy Test: j. r. YOUNG ClerS
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y vheSis rsducsd. % Per cont Oh Tor cash for -
nett ts 20 dsya fglIy .n.,ssss:S sss:
made on the iuterchan geable System.
WASHINGTON CYCLE CO., 1873 N. r. ave.
fs3-3m Tho wheel ExohanSs." Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE OFFICE or rhE AnHosIATED sfEA a
Il Carpet CieAntng Works and the y. ). Mistress Co
has been removed to ITO Pa n. Beddrngo
every description nasds 70 order at the lowest
n;S n xEwAYER. hAnAgsr.
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MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT chill
w d-en man for farm work wife for working house.
keeper. Apply to Mrs DUNDORE, 700 st. NH 81.
WANTED->ITUATIONs FOR MAIDS, COOKS.
w house men. nurses. drivers, s-amst es,
hosters bartenders rters. kitchen. laundry store
linen room and genl. hands. BURNHAM'-. lilo G
81. Nv fe1S-}wfs
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mhB 1!U7 Pennsylvania ave. n. v.
EoR RENT-l3O9 l4TH ST. NV; l. ROOMS;
newly narered and rsintei and in ELEGANT req air
Store and stable. 1881 14th 81. ".
1920 9TH St n W. z rooms.
EMMERT HEITMULLFR, Trustees
mh61w 1873 iI.h n.
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BOARDING.

IL iUO WANT 40 1ET OCOD ROAD Am
opp. d and v. depot Opsn aAy and nixht. mhI.iS
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MANICURE.

lu ift 1u3 18th 81. n. W Tho only Inportef saI
AanufActur o. OF FINE MANICURE and cfiIhopop-
Isl GOODS scutn OF New YORK no;.l.tr
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| Il SMALL TRIANGULAR BLOCK
OF ground, being all Of
SQUARE 12a.
Bounded by VIRGINIA ave, lsth and SITS nv
ONLY l.. 800 SQUARE FEET.
Space for - desirable houses. Price. 81 Is pa
J.v. y. HUYcK
fe2o-12t LOS Pa ave.
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DATRICK h. c. BRENNAN,
L Public Accountants and Auditor. 1924 Rst a. "
Under Thomas J. Fisher Co.
Statements prepared for executors, administrators
trustees. hSms. corporataona. &c. ss2l-6an
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FURNISHED.
In NV. Or. $500 ave mr. 18th nv,

lCES
1905 p st NV. entire
81 hOor ..............A20
E22iH stnwtresrl. shop. 20
l:lO4 + st NV. Pr. Sd ar. 20
$751; eth e.. severa, rs. -
1918 T stnw, severslrs- -
= cor 9Th and 2 sts 49,
1924 II st NV. 2d floor. -
18th st bet Il and s
local yard)............-
RES.
1902 18th OF nw........A15
1904 11th at nv. .......l5
PA y st nv. 20xc0. -
106 18th st. ,............15
,LEs.
1909 18th NV trsar, SIS
examined by hermit from
las J. FISHER 4 CO.,
l:}24 I st. NV.