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man. he occupied a greater part in the
history Of this country than any other
man during the last thirty years. The
country will bow in general, genuine,
generous sorrow at his grave. He was
generous man with the culture aud
instincts Of gentleman. He was par
tisan, extremely, intensely partisan at
times; but he was always manly. lie
was never sly; he never sneaked under
the transparent mask Of bogus piety
Mr.. Blaine was a leader He was a poll.
tician in the highest sense, though
he has never ranked high among
the real statesmen Of this country He
was a statesman by courtesy, not by
learning in law or by that calm prede
LECTION for statecraft which enables men
to mould policies and propouUa theories.
Blaine was more practical than erudite,
more emotional thaa thoughtful. He
was not 80 much student as am actor.
He did not stay in camp to plan cam.
paign; he dashed to the front to meet
the emergency. His favorite method
was TO turn the flank Of the enemy. lie
bad no superior in that. He was not a
Navarro; that was poetic flight OF
lngersoll's disordered fancy. He was q
Murat, Ney he was not Won Moltke
Evening journal., 1893-01-27

ArrEn long aud painful struggle
againsi a result that was inevitable ex-
Secretary Blaine Is dead. He was great
Evening journal., 1893-01-27

The fascination of the Red
Convention draws thousands
of visitors daily. Thousands.
A fact, not a poetic fiction.
Evening journal., 1893-01-27

In odd pants you can save
just one-half former price.
You may think these big re-
ductions, but this stock has
been invoiced at a loss, and
are going to sell it at a loss,
and the two losses will make
you a nice gain if you wish
to buy anything in Clothing,
Store open every evening
to give everybody a chance.
See the window display at
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Boston. % 80 m daily, with Pullman bu6et
eleep,ns cars running through 70 Boston With
passengers in Is. & M. station, Boston.
InlleuelpAla. week DAYS, f3 49, q ial. 80. s. 40.
So ~ 55, - ~ ap0, ~ So, 10 36 tl0 SO, +li %
N Tltei 90, - 80. 3 %, 4 O5, 0i, 15 38. q %,
y ~ ., 10 OJ, 1ll oO IN.
Philadelphia, sundays, 80 81 30. 2 50, s. IS,
2 0n, flQ 90 j go q M; tl2 "a cj ~ $500. 05,
40 Chester, week days, 20 Us. 500. 35. 20 40.1 80,
= n0 " ~, 3 ul, So 90 10 30. fl0 SO, I'll o. m;
loS3 VA y PS % ft5 bO5. q %, 2s, 1882 rs,
q GhssieT' s;t "a s ,iSgqnasys. ,tao sas go %ss.
70 e9i ~ a w g, i00 @il OBJ. q N.
n 90, m; Sundavs, q S. a ma, Y 30 o. m.
p.,., WEST BOUND.
~ s a M; tl2 10, y 05, 90, +f40. ~ %,
n pat WI IN. Sundays "a a., 2 OF, 43 %, a m,
Fl4 ~. q %, . O5tt o. SO 2l,ti 59. % A IA.
baiilmore and Way stations, 2 OF a IN, 05
SeEesrk, \. va :, PEI week days, tt45s 7o2, tel
p ~ sundays, a Il. 05. ls a a M. @ls 10, os
"A q, r9 "a, z 81, Il 30, 70 Al, il l0p m.
Pittsburg "a % m, 4 l0p m, daily.
Sinciso1s, Siiiiceiso, Il 9. ,, q i, a 40 p m daily.
y i' m. both daily.
siip,g{erly q accommodation, 2 0s a m. so5. 7s5
ana III ~ m daily.
Lsnnenoerg accommodation, veeh days
4 " II uO, e %, BOZ and "a . m. Sundays
Trains leave Market streetstation:
III 3sa.ui.
eor Philadelphia. week days. s .b, ogU. II =
= ", n rs, I'll .i,ausl 80, $50, as p. IN. suT-
o9,sgs, ~ q 20; i '2.a o, g45 p. m.
for Baltimore, week days 3 25, G 30, . 2
1850 p f..
For hsndenberg and aav stations yeeh
esys' 1l l0 oJ, o 10; 2 f5, 500 2 IA. Sunnaqs,
Chicago snd Pittsturg s 27am daily ax.
oept sunday; - sop m, a. it.
except sunday,
Leave Philadeiphia or Wilmington.
Week days "A 70, 6 90, IS, "a 10, 40, 10 90
e, l, 90, 70 81. 30, Y "a, 10, - 45, 10 10
enu II 3 IN.
suuaays, Tf lc. B0G, 48 Is. 6 80. 10 90, III a5 a
M, a. noon 90, 400, "A 05. 30, 70 81, 20, = "a
n, i3 o.. l1 it and b so 10 ~.
fand hkpfe-s trains. Telephone. No. lp3
Rates Western points lower than via any
ther liue. G. %. SCJLL. Gel J Pass Agent.
2. N. onfLL. General ManaHer
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that indicate the presence Of
An Interesting
Exhibition
Visitors to the store will
find in the Bargain Exchanged
very interesting illustration Of
Linen Weaving.
AT large expense we have
brought out from the manufac-
tory of A. E. Stiller & Son.
Sorau, Prussia, a loom and all
the needed yarns for weaving
Linen Damask Table Cloths.
AN expert weaver accom-
panied it, who will daily exhibit
the loom actively at work upon
a beautiful Columbian design.
1t is commemorative of the 40Oth an
niversary of the discovery Of America
The cartoon displaying the pattern is
shown near the loom. Its features win
be easily understood
To the centre is portrait of Christie
| pher Columbus. 10 is framed in an illus
trated border symbolical Of the life. at
/ taiumeuts and public service of Colum-
/ bus. Al the head a globe and scientific
Instruments and ships rigging illustrate
geography, navigation and seamanship.
! 40 the foot are emblems of science az
/ ticuiture, mechanic arts mining and
/ commcrce At the sides are shown the
heraldic insignia granted Columbus hy
! the crown OF Spain and ships of the first
/ little Heet OF discovery.
] The various Illustrations are grouped
artisticaly in am arborous pattern Tint
unites aud completes the entire design
The cloth when finished will
measure, including fringe,
II inches square. 1t will
be of natural fax, not
bleached, but will gradually
become pure white ifcarefully
Hundred. Several replicas
will be made, They will be for
sale at a price vet to be fixed.
This store is the most appro-
pirate place in the land for an
exposition pertaining TO
Linens. Here is assembled the
/ greatest stock of personal and
domestic Linens accessible to
the retail buyer in all the
world. The consumer gets all
the advantages of The greatest
trading. This means the least
prices and the largest choice.
Our Linens are strictly fax
all flax, Cotton, jute and
ramie are equally excluded
from combination with fax
in our stock. Our experts
know flax and linen. Neither
| ignorance or cupidity are per
mitted to destroy their fidelity
to flax. We think this cannot
be truthfully said of any other
great stock of Linens in this
country. Some smaller stocks
are controlled by pure flax
principles.
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pension. ~ coI wainwrirhs.
Church Candics

Henry shields, Jacob negen. Isaac W.
Neayer, William Pence.
Widows pensions qnickly secured.
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Click, click, click goes the
shuttle, varied now and then
by the whack that says the
caro- IS changed. These are
the sounds and the draped
enclosure with its yellow let
tered red cards are the signs
that indicate the presence Of
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$1,000
TROUSERS
FOR
$500

one thing the matter with
them and that is we have
more than we want and
will make any of them to
your order for 5000. The
material alone in some of
them cost US this much,
but we want to move them
quickly as the new Spring
goods are already crowd
ing them out. New styles
put in the $500 line,
which gives an immense
assortment of good values
for $500 and 5000 and
as we guarantee good fit
and good work, this is
your opportunity. Cut
prices all along the line
in suits, ovecroats, Trou-
sers and coats and vests.
We are quite busy on Gus
tom work, as the prices
are a great inducement TO
those needing clothing
and knowing we cut
prices hut not work and
trimmings.
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Tor sale, wholesale and rcul by Michael
Conucl, tiith and Spruce streets.
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Almo.t pre.Ident rmIce.

Ia 1876 De lacked but twenty eight
votes uf securing the nomination for
President OF the United States ON the
election of Garfield Bee was rendered and
accepted he Office of Secretary of State
His administration was practically
limited 10 four years, within which
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THE bill offered by Representative Cate
to repeal all statutes relating to super
visors Of elections and special deputie.
was taken fron the table yes
terday and referred to the
Judiciary Committee in the House OF
Rep resentatives Agitation on these OBJ
noxious measures ought not to cease. II
is true the Democrats are in the majority
almost everywhere aud there is no more
probability lest the minority party will
ever attempt TO use them again. But
they are wrong in themselves. The Demo.
Gratis viii never wish to use such men as
MahaiIy and Macallister, and they are de
termined that no other party shall use
them. These trials in the Fed
eral courts are sufficient TO make
mans blood boil with con.
temptuous indignation at o party,
the bulk Of whom are honorable fair,
reasonable men, our neighbors aud
friends who allow their partisan and
ignorant officials TO arrest officers OF
ltbAnAtAtiVH Aui bNAhh AAitANA 10 prevent
fraud Registrar Morrison has been ar
rested and tried by these min
ions Of despised and shamelessly corrupt
Higginsism for deferring to register q
taxable ON receipt that was suspicious
till the succeeding day This tax
able was not only under the
influence of liquor but under
the influence Of partisanship for the
sake Of ~hich he refused to be registered
on another and later receipt in his pos
session az the time, which was above sus.
picion. Let the agitation against these
laws go on till there shall be no need foi
Mahaify ITO vindicate' himself to show
that "the people have misundersto d
him for there viii be no MahaHys, no
Macallisters, and even the Watsons viii
be suppressed into a decent regard fol
the proprieties of life and fairness IN
politics
Evening journal., 1893-01-27

$500 all wool pants mqde 20 your measure.
suits slz.uA No. ga Market street.
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wANAmAKrR,s.
PhilaaelphIa, Friday. January q, 1873.

The weather today is likely
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1893-01-27

DALTlMORE a.
ID OHIO r ALL
ROAD schedule iu
effect Nov. 10, 1882.
Troins leave Della
War0 Avenue Depot
East Bound-New
York, week d RyB.'
% O3. "a 1913 ~, 80 So
: ~. sf2 2f,t253, IS 3s,
~ 80 p IN. Sundays,
% 03, 1888, 40 30, 4
no. +l2 -, - 90. 70 IS,
n 80 y m.
Evening journal., 1893-01-27
II AHUOI OoUIHS
Exhibition

Visitors to the store will
find in the Bargain Exchanged
very interesting illustration Of
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,
Holding special term thereof District Court of the
United States for said District
District Court No. 1873
In the matter of the condemnation Of the right OF
for the extension OF Anacosta sewer in the Dis
trict Of Columbia
Upon consideration Of the petition filed in this case
by John W. Ross. Myron Parker; Charles F.
Powell. Commissioners of the District Of Columbia,
seeking the condemnation Of the right of for the
extension Of Anac9ss main sewer in the District o.
Columbia. through the lands Of Arthur Christie's
heirs and the Washington City and Point Lookout
Railroad Company.
- ordered; That Mary Hayes. nee Christie, wife Of
Charles Hayes. Margaret Christie and Daniel Chris
tie. devsees and heirs at law of Arthur Christie, de-
CEASED. and the Washington City and Point Lookout
Railroad Company. and all other persons owning or
ciAiming any interest in said property or having any
interest therein, occupants otherwise, be- and
are hereby required to appear in this court and
make answer to the said retiton on or be-
lS3 a: which time the court will pro
ceed with the condemnation of said land: Provided
That The marshal q the United States for said Dts
tret serve copy of this notice such Of the above
named persons as may be found in tins District ut
Ieast seven days before the said 18th day of June
1898: And provided further. hat q copy Of this
order be published in The Evening Star spaper at
lea; six times and in the Washington Law Reporter
b the CONT: I. F. BINGHAM. Chief Justice.
true copy. Test: ]. X. YOU Nc Clerk
lny3l-'faw2w BY NJ A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk
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FOR SAT-

@NoNTPELIER" FOR SALE
W one &C., 81 the srsnaest old msnors q M.rylsn4
contains 20 scrse st 800 per acre. ''Mcntpelsfs
romantic resldenees in this part OF Maryland Ths
lerre manson house. 80 feet sausre with vtnss
leI4s feet Is built Of brlck imported from Fngiznd
best buili modern house Of S3 II i heated by ha
water aud sts&in. lighted by ess, has rure srriuG
water In pipes through the house. bath roou-in fat
a, modem i9pr9vements- Everything nice and 4
The grounds surrounding the dwelling are besuss-
NED with eNerrreens. blooming tree. and -hrubbSrT
ana nave long been noted by tourists the nearu1
resemblance TO an fnritsh that found n
tnls country: Long lines OF norwood heigs a Ger
Jury od ana forest OF oaks NO 20 ua IN the
country on high ground. in close proximity within
tnilel near fnree railroad station. ON aud q. =
n, osx resn Washington and Baltiaare 10 milo
from Washington one-nalf hours ride BY r. r. 3
IN value a. surely the national capi1s
srows ArAre chance TO secure q country home ~
Ess great possibilities II il on the Annapolis 81
washington road. over which Gen Washington nv
Quenty Travelled, and room in the house i aWays
auuoed 70 o. Gen. wasbiugton's apartment. III
point srn was then HE convenient hslting place.
mere are afnlce oufbuidfnxs IN good repair. ~
evening cannot Be duplicated today for $50 Gu
Inc place an earthly paradise ana mus. be seen
NJ the furniture 10 the dwelling. which B. njcey
inrinshed all the horses. carriages and vehicisa
s,ock ana farm irnpleRetts with crop the frenna
AN ee fchssed M an appraised valusti0n snd -
session can b. given within ten days
further informstfon will b. furnished by
TICS. u. BOND. kttorney..
mys-lm GIGS ST. NV. Washington. d. o.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

vEANrED-NORTHwES OR sUBURBAN-ON
w car line By two adults three nice UNFINISHED
second-f door rooms for Housekeeping; or two large
rooms good board; references; state price. NJ.
y. u, Star ONCE. It,
WANrED-ONE GoOD-sIZEp ROOM, Cd FLOOR,
w unftlrnished with good and little sunshine
for elderly widow lady; terms must be reasonable
f-nt Is secure; reference Address GOODWILL. Star
offc-. jel-2t.
"ANTED-FrRNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms in all parts of the city also rooms and
board IN the country; terms moderate.
my3O-5es sHACKLEFORD's AGENCY 427 l1th n w.
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PERSONAL.

IL YOUNG LADY WHO ALLOWED ANOTHER TO
Il hold vossamer on Chevy Chase MAJ 30 viii
call at 902 Maryland ave will be returned
ITO ANY BICYCLIST OR OTHER PERSON CALI.
L ing at my Once or sending stamp i VIII give
map showing the roads. and villages 2 miles
around Washington city. JAMES L. CLEMENTS
l3Zl Z 81. NV. te.-3t
IN THIS GREAT GREEN EARTH NO ONE
" VIII pay you such rates gents dis
carded garments we DO Drop postal
3e2 JUsTH's OLD STAND. 6I9 St NV
cox M TO ANY ONE WHO WILL PROCURE
0Sc.VO me a permanent position as steuov-
rarher and typewriter paying at least $50 nor
month pay more in proportion. Address STfSo
Star Office. teloS'
DRoMPr AND RELIABLE 25C BAGGAGE NJ
livery telephone or mail rders % branch ofBcss
Merchants Parcel Delivery Co. baggage Trsn.feT
Phone $50. Main Office. 9l2 Pa. ave. Inh3S13m
f,IvIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send l0c, to
s. ". FLYNN. A NJ, Ivy Inxtitute
my30-1m' Southwest cor. 9Th aud X Sta "a w
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communications promptly attended 70; confiden.
tial. Ofhce open all hours. Best references wv
WILLIAMS. Manager. S.o Fn.w. Established lsSO
apl2-2m' AVN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.


WANTEp-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 81. sITUA-
steady place. PRINTER. Star Office. je2-3d'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED
w farmer and gardener q place references given.
Address FARMER. Star office. ID
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION AS
w clerk at good trade capable of taking Charge
CLERK. Star office. je2-3d'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSI-
W Gon as typewriter; has knowledge Of short
hand OF as clerk Ieiefsnees given Address. stating
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. PRACTICAL
" Job printer. position IN an ONCE; understands
estuating and all work connected with job Office
very best reference. H. G.. Star Office. ,e23d'
WANTED = A SITUATION BY PATTERN
m Sr .1s 70 be Rsa,. hand Ss
office. je2-2d'
WANTED-A POSITION BY SINGLE WHITE
w man. coacnman, groom or gardener; GOOD city
reference, Address j. n. PAINE. Druggist. North
Capt. and r sts je12d'
NVhNTED-BY wELI.INDORSEp. INTEIII-
w gent young man. situation entry clerk or work
In once. &c. Address Z. r o.. Star once. jei2d'
WANTED-BY FULLY EXPERIENCED CLEKK
w position in once OF claim patent attorney or
real estate agent at q moderate salary; city refer
1e1-3d.
w ASTED-BY A WHITE MAN fSWEDE,. SIT
w uston as coachman; understands thoroughly
care o. npe horses and carriages; good references
Psnn S1N ,asmA American House. 7th s. end
WASrED-sfTUATION By YOUNG COLORRD
" man as coschman. driver. bostler or general
SorEmsn; best city reference. Call or address 1888
st NV my3l-3d'
WANTED WILL GIVE $50 CASH TO ANY
s4O month upward; good references. Address L. J..
star once my3l-3d'
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BICYCLES.
BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices on bicycles longer prevail n
long-talkea OF CUT has come,
THE MAJESTIC.
fully guaranteed high Grade machine. cited VI ~
M and W. pneumatic aud equal 10 any nlcycs
on earth. for sS5 cash No instsliments. No ef
GEO. S. ATwATER
3e2-3m l23e Pa sva
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS :
ss lSa a. r. i 10
SsparssS ssses proposal, s Be rsSslysa 4 ms once
OF JUNE; 1873, ,na opened iInn:diately thereafter
this city. the followinE asproxtmate quantities q
e5ee ssr: 81 r.a seoS ED ss
Natural Hydraulic Cement: 4. Paints. Ola Brushes
ssner. iDstruetiens and conGitons and Sisni form:
81 peopgsf .y Ss Get.psa On sDPc,on to n;
GnsneeP. NAhD hN my ssrssasssdsR ss .sd
pRoposALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
p G fof upS.- os s.
Ssyy Y.Ea W..hins.gn; e; % s osensd !ans is
ssSun I'VE cos gtSE F RHih
70
srd oil one eeeges smpps %re Ass sp o.
dry goods. canvss betting, TOOLS brass tubing wax
navy standard and pass the usual naval inspecSion
Blank proposal, viii se furnished applicaton 70
and aaasrs ,nv,si ff s,as q. Il
the S q lot hs
:S G. D S If $Ss. + e:
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH PROVISIONS AND
PsSssnsss fo5 the %sshnSn 1ayy
Navy Yard. % be opened June 10 1881 vii be re-
fsysa At the eS,:sS Of supplies and sSG9u9
O'CLOCK NOON. JUNE TENTH. 1888. and publicly
opened immediately thereafter. 20 furnish at The
Washineton navy yard 500 pounds fresh beef. 500
pounds q fresh .yegetables. 1000 pounds fresh
provender. The articles must conform 10 the navy
STANDARD and pass the usual naval inspection Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application the
commandant Of the navy yard. Washinston. D. G.
vtted Tie bids. all other thinrs bctnr equal decided
by lot The department reserves the right 20 waive
ar ' TbR R2s sifsa
Paymaster General. U. s. \. my26-2sw2t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
~ ton, ID. @. May IL. lSQ4-Sealed proposals will
be received at this department until ONE O'CLOCK
2. NJ. WEDNESDAY,. JUNE SEVENTH. lSs83. for
furnishing envelopes for of the Departmeht Of tire
ending June 81. 1SsA Blank proposals.. specinca-
tons giving the estimated quantities and full
uctons 10 bidders and samples Of paper will he
nished on application TO this department. H0kE
SMITH. Secretary. my l9-2awSw
nFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbia. Washington, May %,
1888 -Proposas for Cleaning Improved Alleys in tho
Cities Of Washington and Georgetown. d. G. : sealed
proposals will be receyei at this otice until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ SATURDAY. JUNE TENTH. lSsc}
for sprn king sweeping and cleaning the paved aiev
ways in the District of Columbia during the fiscal
year to end June 80 1894 Blank forms Of proposal
and specifications be obtained At this Office upon
formation. and bids upon these forns will alone be
considered. he Commissioners reserre the right 20
reject any and all bids parts Of bids and in
or more hfds shall be for the amount
the one which. in their JUDGMENT, will BE- con.
ducive TO the public interest deposit Of five hun
dred dollars will be required from each bidder j NJ
ROSS. MYRON NJ. PARKER, CHAS, f. POWELL
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia myco-t
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FOR LEASE.

Log LEA>E-FOR ONE OK MORE YEARS FROM
Il Juiy !. the business property numbered 4I4 9TH
st z. " at 81 800 per annuuI- THOS. L. WAGGA-
MAN. 9l1 St o.w my3l-lw
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COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED BoARDERs-HTeT Nm -. ~
oslty M rs psTe Ss sOsd h.aly .
Baes io asrm, Ma %oderase AppytO G. %aLTT
''TR sToS amBA -, WASHINGTON CROW CAM
CHARGES. Mlts. Z j. COOPER ''0ns' medsrsN
CLAGETT MANSION. oNLINF FI-EcTpi5, -, -,
ls6iu roos sosSa large. .ss '.Sn
DIR o %iTThs ias fen xsfs ave- cheap r'f.rsns.
TWO LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS WIrT -
PROM fTo% ssh larss avn and
CURED Gddtess n L " We s, t28 osss references;
ThE, VANrosA. LINDEN. MoNTGoNERy O
Grounds house hsxlY p.nisd an. sPe.ns s.a.dy
r'ssoaabe MRS n Nun ESfssS sna zee tenn:
FOR RENT-FoR THE sUMMFR-HoIJsF on e.,
with srns IN M.rr-niSn Va furnished yard erdee
OF cook house woman and Soy now on 40,
a aaa can r. secured If wanted Address BOZ
~RLCE RIDGE nm" PLEASANTLY LocITV6-
taSIs .onnns mountains, quiet aud hesithfuI; sosX
osBS sneteTs1i ice L 1Snsa piano sc Mn
COOP COUNTRY BoARD-oNE MILF FRov
spring. ire hseE tSo Seo-:0n. free drive % The
roundines all right p, 1eo@a' ssrge ary rooms sur
month zEKE f hSsrS s spTns go ps'
I AwNpALE PLACE. FREDERICK Nn- WIZ
~ open on the 10Th Of June Tor the scca,a,r ii
water srs Larse mansion nounisn sprinr
esserS e,eiy q drives and ne ns near y
- minutes walk from Frederick terms sccor a.s
ffs ens f Sesi2n Of rooms Address L1WSDs
FAMILIES DESIRING COUNTRY Ro1Rn "a.
SECURE pleasant place with good iase At a.
s Gs9faiR ~ . sL feS' W. Farm For pcu.
.fsLEN MANOR HOTEL" POOREST GIN M
oo,t,ap a par - rs;es s5sS deehtf
m:s.im " I'VE ll9 q. I. con cSRf ;sisf.iaa
Only $50 PrR MONTH ron ROOM Am ao. ~
Garden We. water MIN ice eans sssa. truck srsss
spa hestef1J; only ii%i,et number need spiy Tas
REAUIIFUL COTTAGE N .TnE SUBURBS %
water Address Mr.. MccLaiN. shepSerd snS eS&
j boarders june i. lsa3 j. R. LilIAsp p. -.
rrietor. GAINESVILLE. Nd. nssr Sugar Loaf noun.
WANTED-poARDERs.. at FARM HOUSE
" L,nganere Mills near Frederick; slses cossssS
suitable for family or party Q, geniemsn For terma.
Nd Nd address Mrs H. C. BROWN Boz Aaa l rsssssssE
WANTED-AT A PLtAsANT COUNTRY sEATT7
1ss mS11:ins Il g,sp,. f. SoAy.rs for "
Ranpshnnnock county. Va. my24-eo2v
THE CEDAR BANK HOUSE Will OPEN JUNE
1; only ; minutes. vas from station large. airy
%Cdsr.ts " L eokpcS. Ssst i End. va my ssr
ST oCUST LAWN" OPEN JUNE 1, lsal FOI
II reception Of guests.
For terms. &C. address Mrs. W. z eREEy
my2o-2w Boyds. Nd
EoPfS TOWER, 25le PA. AVE COOLEST.
~ most attractive boarding place for rner mfdsi
isree shady grounds; house newly refurnshed; Raa;
hot ard cold bath my2oLlm
RETREAT" POPULAR HEAITH
Nrestorstiye resort; conveniently located IN tn
~ssEs TiM CLARK. Keep Trs.t 20. wash. co. &S
SUMMIT HOUSE. GAITHERsBURG. MD. OPEN
- JUNE High heasthful location: bath each
moor; table sud other accommodations excellenft
shade around house. rstes reasonable. 45 MINUTES
from Washington; 16 trains daily. Mrs n ".
POLLING. Address until June l527 Bolton st.,
nenmore. my23-lot
pLEAsANr VALLEY BOARDING house, ONE
the foot OF Maryland HEIGHTS rnountnin Further in
formation refer 70 wM J. HENKLE. Keep Tryst
Washington county. Nd myl7lns
Coon COUNTRY BOARD AT REASONABLE
= ~ rates Apply at MANSION HOUSE. Middleburg.
Va my9-tms
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-BY R. o HOFFMAN, REAL Rs-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and y sts N w
UNFUKNISHED HOUSES.
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