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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-07
i FEW RECENT vICToRIEs
of Pe-ru-na, the Tonic, Restorative, Nerve
InVigorator and Blond Purifier.

VI the Tonic, Restorative, Nerve
I~nvigorator and Blood Purifier.
Are you afflicted with any chronic
disease? If so, read the following testi-
m%onials, selected from the great multi
tude of testimonials constantly pouring
in from all parts of the land. Further
particulars can be obtained by writing
them and enclosing a stamp for reply:
Nervous prostratlon: "Peruna cured
me perfectly"-Mrs. C. c. Filler, ia E.
Rich street, Columbus, o.; neuralgia of
the stomach cured, Mrs. n. Richey, Pine
Apple, Ala; chronic female complaint
cured at last, Mrs. NJ. j. Gales, Vernon,
Texas; Bright's disease of the kidneys
cured, Mrs. Mary A. Shear, Jennings,
La; cured of consumption, Mrs. Anna
Harmening, Mazo Mamie, Dano county,
Wis.,, also Mrs. Sarah Ellis, New Ply
mouth, Vinton county, O.; cured of
catarrhal deafness, w. D. Stokes, Baton
Rouge, La; cured of catarrhi in the head,
Charles Lemen, 100 West street, Madi-
SOL, Ind; cured Of chronic dlarrhoea,
Charles Belts, Burr Oak, Mich; cured
of dyspepsia, w. Strasler, Horizons, Pa.
The above are only few of the many
cures made by Pe-ru-na. Pe-ru-na is q
reliable household remedy at all seasons
of the year. As a tonic it is adapted to
all varieties Of weakness. Those re.
covering from the effects Of the acute
or prostrating diseases, overwork, bust
ness worry ind sleeplessness find Pc
ru-na q valuable tonic. Nervous pros.
~tration, in ts various forms, is also a
class of affections to which Pe-ru.na is
admirably adapted.
An excellent treatise on medicine, de-
scribing the causes and cures of the
various ailments to which humanity is
subject, is being sent free to any adj
dress by The Pe.ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing company, Columbus, Ohio.
The Interior Of the Mormon Temple.
The interior of the Mormon temple
has an air of mystery about it. Up to
date none but the faithful have been ad-
mitted to its sacred precincts, and none
of the inquisitive GENTLE reporters are
allowed to enter. As a matter Of fact,
there are portions Of the interior which
are as sacred as was "The Holy of Holes"
in the days Of the temple constructed
by the wise son of David.-C. NJ. Jackson
in Harper's Weekly.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-07
RAMSEY

The rainfall during the week was well
distributed and extremely beneficial to all
growing crops. The outlook was very bad
at the beginning of the week, owing to a
long,continued drought and high, hot
winds, but the fine rains have greatly i'm
proved it,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-07
NELSON COUNTY,

The past week has been a good n for
all small grain, as the moisture has been ad-
eQuate. The two-inch ram we got on the
SOth made the farmers look 100 per cent.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-07
MORTON COUNTY.

The rainfall was we'll distributed and
beneficial to all crops, especially corn. On
the whole, the weather has been very
favorable and everything looks we'll
Early-sOwn wheat is heading; the straw
will not be very large. Precipitation-Can.
o Ball. 1852 inches; New Salem, LIZ
inches.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22
Republican Gains.

CHICAGO Dec. l9.-Hopkins, demo-
crat was elected mayor over Swift, re-
publican, by majority of 1887. The
election was special one to fill the un-
expired term of Carter II. Harrison, as
sassinsted October 2S. John ?. Hop
klns. the democratic candidate, was cleo
ted over Geo. B. Swift. republican, by a
majority of 1887. The total vote of
Hopkins was 112,700; Swift, lll,3l3;
Britzans, socialist labor, 1,517; Wakely,
peoples silver, 367. The vote, which
was one of the heaviest ever polled IN
the city, shows decided republican
oair. In several downtown wards where
heavy lodging house votes reside the
contest was very bitter, ard scraps were
of frequent occurrence when the police
vera not at hand. Late tonight the re-
publican city central committee decided
to contest Hopkins election. 1t Is
claimed the police returns show 6Oo
more for Hopkins than was actually
cast Tt Is claimed by the committee
that the official count will give the ell
ection to Swift.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22
Brought Home the Man He Mur dered.

Brought Home the Man He MuI dered.
ORoyILIE, Cal, Dec 18.-A man
named Peters, living at Bangor, in this
county, owned calf, and Browns dog
mangled it. Peters got his gun and
killed the dog, Brown fired at Peters,
but missed him. Peters returned the
fire, but proved bad marksman. Pet
ers went home and Brown, it is alleged,
followed him and fired two shots through
a window, zach narrowly missing Mrs.
Peters The husband had got out of
the way, but was met by Brown, who
shot and killed him. The murderer
loaded tie body on a wheelbarrow and
wheeled it to the dead mans home,
where he dumped it off and shouted,
Here's your man." and went away,
leaving the body in front Of the house.
Brown has been arrested.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22

Florence Nightingale recently cele.
brated he 73d birthday. she has been
confined to her house for MANY wears
by constant ill health. She makes her
home with her brother-in- law, Sir Harry
Vernon, in Vevonshire.
Joseph Jogellon, postman of Lem.
berg, Austria, is direct descendant of
the family that held the throne of Pol
and from the beginning of the 18th to
the close of the 10th century. Joseph
will continue to Jogellon at his old pace
SO far as modern royalty cares.
Word comes from England that the
hopes held out in some quarters about
Mr., Ruskin resuming his literary labors
have no foundation. Although in good
health, Mr.. Ruskin is entirely UNEQUAL
to any mental effort, and is allowed to
converse only on subjects which do not
agitate his mind.
Bishop William Taylor, who has
charge of the Methodist Episcopal mis-
sions In Africa, has sailed for that coun-
try on his fifth visit. He is accompan.
led by his niece, Miss jennie TAYLOR. n
Young woman of about 26, who is a
graduate OF Dickinson college and of the
woman's medical college of Philadelphia.
"Old HUTCH" as B, P. Hutchinson,
the Chicago Spectator, has long been
known, has gone into business again OF
the board of trade, dealing in grain.
provisions and stocks. For some time
past the old man has been in the pen
umbra of financial eclipse, but some
lucky trades are said to have enabled
him to take fresh start.
Paul B. du Chaillu told Boston re-
ported that when he delivered his first
lecture at the hub 30 years ago, he had
bnt 80 listeners-not two for each of
the II stuffed gorillas he had on exhi-
bitlon on the stage. Du Chailu was
then youth of q. and had just re-
turned from his first trip of exploration
into Africa, He agrees with Professor
Garner that monkeys can talk to one
another, and says he has heard them do
30 in Africa.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22
Caught n Tartar.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, Dec. 1.-two con-
fidence men caught tartar when tnef
tackled countryman named A. f. PM
Low and undertook 10 steer HIM against
tbeir pame. The granger would not
have it, and the coroner has two SUD-
iects for inquest. Shortly before .
o,clock this morning, Philley wen0 TO
the depot to take the train Tor OmSna'
IA was met by G.. E. Meyers ana
walked away with him to get drink
,Jarers conducted Philley to building
ooaroted as a confidence tailor shop by
Movers and Joe Blum. After an ao'
sance of fifteen minutes Finley IT.
,nroed to the depot and jumped Cd 'ne
troir inst as it was pulling out, AT the
tailor Joint Meyers and Bum we're fo"nd
dsad shot through the abdomen a.
short range. The theory is they a''e'oP
cod 70 rob Pulley and he killed lhen'.
noloorams have been sent to in'erceP
H., On The train, but DO reply has beer
received vet Meyers and Bum ''e
both we'll known crooks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22
Persons Worth Knowing About.

The czar of Russia Is a great suifeI'r
from insomnia.
Mrs. John sherman has not Lad o
photograph taken or picture made Oh
herself in 80 years.
Panl Beunesue. who began his career
as sec 'rr, - Dnmas perp snd varied
it as "a. prI,iph.,, pohti
clan rdua Of IN a Ne"
Hampshire poorheuse.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-22

IN retain an abundant head OF j" - :
. rsynral color 10 a good Gld IRF' % , d
= lena Of the scalp must be Observer
.nnrv Halls Hair Remover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
THE LAW OF EXEMPTIONS.
Property Upon which Taxes Must Here.
after BE Paid in Baltimore.

Property Upon Which Taxes Must Here
after BE Paid in Baltimore.
The city council Of Baltimore last night
passed an ordinance amending the law Of 1881.
which provided for the exemption Of manu-
featuring plants from taxation. The amend
ment Is that hereafter gas and electric light
companies and newspapers and periodicals shall
no. be classed manufacturing plants. The
old ordinance Of 1881 was No. Z, and this was
repealed and re-enactsd with the amendment.
There was not a word OF opposition to the
change, and it was first passed in the second
branch and was immediately taken over to the
first branch. where ii was also passed
Mr.. John J. Mahon, on February Is, offered
an ordinance which was very brief that pro-
vided simply FOR the repeal OF the ordinance Of
ISL Finding the sentiment Of the COM
munity against such sweeping repeal, the
committee presented the ordinance passed last
night.
The new ordinance provides: 1.-The judges Of
the appeal tax court OF Baltimore city are au-
thorized and directed upon the application as
hereinafter provided Of any individual firm or
corporation actually engaged in the business Of
manufacturing articles of commerce in the city
OF Baltimore TO sbate any and all personal taxes
which may be levied hereafter by authority Of
the mayor and city council for any Of the cor
porate uses thereof. upon any mechanical tools
or implements, whether worked by hand or
steam or other motive power, or upon any ma
chinery or manufacturing apparatus owned by
such individual firm or corporation and actually
employed and used in the business Of manu-
featuring articles OF commerce in the said city,
provided that this ordinance shall not
be construed a. eIemping any manu-
featuring apparatus, tools or machinery
used IN the manufacture or gem
Grafton Of illuminating or other gas. or any
manufacturing apparatus, tools or machinery
used in producing electric light, or electricity
to be used a. motive power, or for any other
purposes. or in the preparation, printing or is
suing by the printers or publishers thereof of
any daily Journal or other periodical publica-
ton" IL provides also that every such appli-
cation for an abatement Of taxes in any year
shall be made before the annual revision and
correction Of the tax list for the said year.
which the said judges Of the appeal tax court
are BY law required 10 make. shall be COM
pleted and returned to the tax department.
The ordinance also provides that all applica-
tions for exemption shall be made under oath
BY managers, presidents, managing directors
&C., Of individual firms and corporations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

The Weather Tomorrow
NAY be stormy clear, but it's al one TO the
smoker Of Old Dominion Cigarettes Photo In each
package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

EOR RENT-UNFURN
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated, S0r. SO:
510 11th st NV. Tor
and 2 large halls and
store. ................2
1923 X I ave NV. l7r. 9!
1214 Fstnw 10 & d.. 2.
1899 K st NV. l5r. los
1922 VT ave NV. 15r. IN
1416 Goth st. 22r......H
1904 q st NV, store and
EOS \ j ave NV With iir....i!
500 18th st NV, lar. !:
lob NJ st NV. 15r. ....1:
1Ts6 Mass avnw. 14r133.
Ridge st. Georgetown,
1911 1911 Conn aii,; sv NV. liz. i:
1911 & ct NV. 12r......l!
1895 n st NV, 12r. III
1884 2Sth ct NV. 12r.. II
1918 Conn ave. l3r. 81. |
1925 Conn av NV. Sr. 81.
1915 n Y ave NV. l2r. =
$40 N Y ave NV. lar. -
TO 10th st NV. mr. 81
500 Es; nv. l1r.
1901 Esd Ut NV, 11r.
2024 Hillyer ave, Tor. 66l
1924 9th ct NV. 11r. Is
405 1lth ct nv, 2r .......'
2237 @ OF NV. Dr.,
OH u 7 ave NV. Or. -
FUR,
In nv. 2G. ..e5
r I ave near 18th Ut
nv, LII. B.
10lS Vtav, l0r. 81
Z st nr1Sth NV, 16r. 1873. /:
Goth ct near n ct nv,
K 4 near isiI st NV.
Mas ave near Dupont
Circle. 16r. -
Il ! ave near 18th ut
NV. Tor. IN
3 I ave mr. 17th Ut nv.
Ar.
d st nr14thnw, l3. 2O6. /:
Ne cor 10th Z r. lar. -
OF
Sc cor 18th aud rsts
NV. 4f. entire third
P. ns 90 i ilsjS; st s3,& Sa :;
Sc cor 18th and + sts
nv. q. ID door. ........
l2sS Pc ~ M. 50 AR. u
E3S 7th Ut NV. LIST and
ID doofb. ...............'
1905 z 1t nv. entire -,
"a moor .......-.......-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

NISHED.
ll640 21st NV. 11r. ..... $50
US X st NV. Or. go
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
80 At Mt. Alban, Tennal-
80 lytovn road. 12r.
3,3}0 9th ct Sc, l1r.......50
33 1409 goth ST NV. 11r....:J0
90 L3015 Q st NV. 12r...... so
s0Ol3Q9 Maple av. lie Drott
PARK. Tor.
,0Ol2416 14th ct nv, 0r....45
80 1416 14th Ut nv, Or. ....45
l5O.5 n Y av NV, Or. 40
L5Oui4 18th ct nw. 3r Nat. 40
80 l4OS Chaplin ut NV. 81. 40
,llISO 10Th st nv. Sr......D
l25I3Q30 2 s. NJ. Tor. ......f0
l20lo022 / st NV, Or. 40
lIVIl23e 18th ct nv, Sr. 40
l l00 3o6 Q g nw Lr:...s&. 80
100 Goth and NJ. B 4 Q. Or. Is
30 1916 N ct nv, LIST floor
80 Apd CELLAR.
% 416 Elm st NV, Or. ......25
20 ll06 l4th st NV. 2r......25
20 1920 n st nv. Or, -. % 30
. TOTO 18th st NV (hat), 5r. %
1904 n 1t NV. 5r. 20
.67llI21 7 ut NV. Or. %. ....l5
5Oi2 Freeman's alley. n. 1880
. 65i11 Gonld's allsy nv, 81. g
x 10 Connectacut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
FOR lighthouses.

CoR RrNT-les5 4TH ST sE sIx-RooN BAY
Il window frame house water and saver. rent.
Sll.3O Inquire = oPPFNHEINER 4 BRO SD
9th - NV. Key southwes- corner 4th and N sts
LHoR RENT-FURNISHED-slOo MONTH. =
ROOMS AND nATHs SOUTH AND NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE: FIRST-CLASS LOCATION
C. UIR1CH krNNEDN.
mhoS-s COS l4JH ST.
EoR RENT-BY W. G DUvALL. ss5 p ST NV
Upper pt e26 Pa av l6r sss 80 ne az -
tc2 l2th ne 81. sis .,css / nw r. s,a 40
43S % ne. d. $50 - Is y ma. 5-....; So ~
sos ID ~, Sl2 ~ I'll. Hor- 80. Sr D
sll7 Chester nv Ar slu4l Hoilicrr ar. enc 20
Front once room ID neor, 4ii Pa .......-slo
STABLES
Rear Se7 sS25 Rear go II nw.....-.-slo
mh2o-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-A VERY DEsIRABLE CROOK AND
II bath bay window brick. odern fra Grove Insnfs
1923 II 8. ns on Go!r,nh.a car line. sls0o
CAYWoOD GARRETT. 18th IT. and n. Y. ave. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FpSE EnI RrS sT5 nrArIrr.L gs9sS;sTcss
lin. ave. ~. sas: sl.s 10 . - ne, eos. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.


WANTKD-BY MAN rwENTY-oNE YEARS OF
w age. position clerk in ONCE; best Of refer
Address OFFICE. Star once. mh2S-3d.
WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN, SITUATION ON
w q poultry farm; success and satisfaction
pay; understands incubstors, brooders; will furnish
some plant Address A. B., Box "A. star once.
WANTED.-PLACE AS FOOTMAN OR SECOND
w man or house man by young colored man in
private family rood reference. Address 1896 Sd st.
NV. Id
ION IN MA An SrrcE BY
dress p S, p. star Office. Id
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, TO
work in store or situation in private family as
butler best city refs IS to honesty and sobrety Call
WANTED : BY THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
grocery business and double entry bootieepns posi-
BURME1sTER, 400 East Cap st. mh27-sd'
MANIFESTATION By YOUNG MAN OF
w good experience salesman with q fne retail
clothing or shoe store; best references Address D..
Star ONCE. mh27-2ds
WANTED-slTUATION BY CAKE BAKEk AND
mh27-2d'
WANTED-BY A MAN OF THOROUGH EX-
w perience. position as manager. clerk steward
hotel restaurant club house. city away best Of
references. Address JOHN. Star office. mh27-3d'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, TO PROCURE
w situation for his coachmsn (white); can recon-
liable. Apply F. BERGER. 1877 Q st. n ". mh25-3d'
WANTED-sITUATION BY YOUNG MAN IN
w some mercantile house; willing work for small
wages to start Address YOUNG MAN. Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
FOR RENT-STABLES.

I.'rG RENT-l4rH ST. AND FLA AVE-. y. W
u Two large stables and she'd. covering Is e4p
50 feet % ground, suitable for livery hack snpre..
or cab STABLES market house. &c, will be rented
whole or separately. THOS. J. FISHER 90 ,l.2s
2 81. n. fuh.rs-slf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
WANTED-HELP

WANTED-HELP.
MALE.
/ WANTED AT wEINBERGER BROS. COAT.
W vest and pants makers also an operator in boy
WITH experience in tailoring. Apply at noe q
WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
w cooks. walters. chambermaids. drivers. clerks.
:a.d S5 .ss Raas & W.
where employed last. II. f.. Star Once. la
WANIEDLA SETTLED ,coLoRED WOMAN AT
w y adensburs; general housework and milking
..y T.sss sfgursd Apply leg
70 5iE s2ss a5R fAsEr ss os l GARD
" ANTEp-coAT MAkERs; NONE But FIRsT-
mh2s-2s
WANTED-BY PIANO AND ORGAN HOUSE.
to risht party Address. WITH paTticulars. Boz i45
VVANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
sls per Ssss: no lost time. Apply isas = ~.
WANTED-B0Y le OR. II YEARS OLD. WITH
Address in own handwriting ACTIVE. Star Office la
WANTED-TEN GOOD CANyAssERs FOR b
fI mSag::a. Gen Manager osiifrom Sso ii am. NV
WANTED-TwO BOYS TO LEARN CARPFN-
w tsrs trade; those that have .ome knowledge Of
tbs sssRs:' preferred Apply 1911 s5th ST. NV
WANTED-THREE STRONG ACTIVE BOYS TO
w isarp ga sarTiase spithinT Apply $40 18th st.
WANTED-sPECIAL AGENTS AND SOLICI-
w tors eIperienced or otherwise. to place nearby
new e9.operftive loan c3mnanys stock; also super
paid Address Town coMPANYo STAN oes m! .:
WANIEp CARPET LAYERs.FIRsT-CL GLASS
hu Il sa nGss
KEY :,
WANTED : THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
Others need sp NM sG Ra % $40
St mh27-3s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK Settlers
sRIc K sss S, S.es Apply to NEW NAI59SL
WANTED-A FEW FIRsT-CLAss PANTALOON
soE T s s.sn s9s Room tS 81
WANTED-FIRsTLCLAss COLORED BUTLER
Ro, in family fam. Of three' city references addr.ss
VVANTED-YOUNG MAN. GERMAN AMERICAN
TO oI preferred must have knowledge q
sToREa star oee mh
WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL A VERY USEFUL
Apply 1o0s scs a: can m os
whom hshsss viii r Be paid. Sin.5s hesH
904 Pa ave. mh25-3a'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN BETWEEN 25 AND
w 80 year, Of age 70 canvass for a good household
be vel recommended Address, r.. Star office.
WANTEp-A FEW RELIABLE ICE DRIVERS;
mha56t 18th St houses sw
WANTED : RELIEF WORK BY GRADUATE
w and registered pharmacist Address W. L. R..
MATHEMATICIAN ENERGETIC LIFE
w insurance solicitors who can give good refer
mha5.3t Address D. H. s.. Star office.
w At J. A GRIESBAUER. 435 9th st. W.
WANTED-IMMEDIATFL FIRST GLASS
w white barber of sober habits and union will
mh24,61.
TED-AGENTS-wORLD'S FAIR ADvER-
w Using machine; s:5 daily, steady work; visit
stores only; stamp. Samples. The ARC Racine.
Wis. mills. tn. th12s
WANTED : SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents to handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erss-
ing Pencil The most useful and novel invention of
asc go IN profit ta Igah,
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
to ss sh.se and Sub agents
specimen of s-.sins; MONkoE ERASER MFG. co.
x 1902. La Crosse. Wis. d30-1ya
WANTED-ARE YOU A CATHOLIC. ARE YOU
Nv Unemployed. VIII you work for SIS per week!
feas-tueow6s 1874 Madison ST.. Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-sTENOdRAPH AND REMING-
". ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
OFF. sEhMRSs l. BENEDfCT. Remington type
writer ONCE. sth and T SIS NV. se".,S
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EOR RENT-lS16 CoRCoRAN ST, 1OR $40 "a
III Madison st. LOT new DpPont Circle) -. 9,
26l5 Va ave. n. w. 6r. (colored tenants). Is 81
mh25-3ts Z. l. McCLELLAND, 1405 st.
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WANTED-LOTS.

XVANTED-I HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR SEVERAL
w pieces Of desirable unmproved estate in the
northwest and southwest sections of this city. Par
ties having such property for sale reassbe prices
either large small parcels may md prompt sale
for il by sending description and west price TO
mh2S3t L STAR6ARDTER 6l3 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, CHAM.
w osfmatds. laundress Mattresses. cleaners.
lies and hotels 1t onca DICKS AGENCY. 613 nh o.
VVANTED-BY A NAN AND WIFE, THE WOMAN
w to cook; have NO objection to washing for small
family tbe man place coschman drive delivery
wagon Hsference. S22 3s.e. 1cs
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URNIsHED.
= 5ooIE Gap & mr. Oh; llr: $50

IL Cap 1t mr. 9th. llr. $50
R ! ave mr. 18th NV.
'l1es6 MT i q st nv. Tor. 10
! 1911 Conn av NV, lar. .115
y yey mr. b nv. 11r. Isl. 80
'i2l9 n Capitol Ct. 81. -. l51
u q near 18th ct nv.
ny Capitol. la: i isS
e21st and q sts nv. Tor. 150
Conn ave near K st nv.
fiG.....-.....---.....N
10 ave ne. l2P- ITO
lNy ave ar B 81 nv. 81. 100
ll2l9 M ave nv. Or. .1QQ
18th near B NV, Tor. 8. %
D@ O % -. 10r. 80
ICES.
ll224H stnwtrsar,, sASps2o
1904 y st nv. q, ID Or. 80
'iOS-1 9TH ct. several N.
i l213Tstnw, several r.
e cor 9Th and 4 sts-
1924 b Ut nv. ID door. -
! 18th st bet r and 8
local yard) ...........-
14l7 Gn nv. sev1 -.
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WAREHOUSES;.

VNANTED-TO PURCHASE PIECE OF BUsI-
w ness property paying fair rate of interest
price from $40 600 to $40. 600.
mh2s-3t A. T. COUMBE. 1925 New York sve.
VVANTED-THE CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE
w during the absence Of the owners from the city;
three adults no children best references. Address
CARETAkER Star office. mb24-5t'
WANTED-HOUSES FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.
w am having a great demand. Landlords will
ind IL to heir interest call upon II. NJ. MARTIN,
Real Estate Agent. 1929 Pa Lven W. mh25-3
WANTED IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
w real estate in all parts Of the city. am having
great demand II. NJ. MARTIN. Real Estate and
Loans 1929 Pa. ave. n mh25-3t
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
and surest plan to secure desirable rooIners lest
1880. 427 11th ct. n. W.. SHACKLEFORD'SA AGENCY
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WANTED two OR THREE FURNISHED
W rooms , suitable for light housekeeping in the
WANTED-BY QUIET LADY. IN OFFICE, A
w room in country house railroad station. Adj
dress II. g. f.. Star ONCE. mh27-3t'
VVANTED-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR PHYsI-
w clan between and and 18th and 18th sta
Address. stating location and terms. RALEIGH
SHERMAN. 514 11th st. NV. mh27-3ts
WANTED-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w rooms between and @ and 18th and 35th SITS. /;
light Housekeeping. Address. giving location and
price. L. N. care letter carrier 81. mh25-3t'
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.

NOR RENT-A GOOD Two-sToRl SHOP ON THE
L 'ortlsnd Flat square l4th sud l. ais per
m'''fu. RALEIGH SHERMAN
m..S-;N' 5l4 llth nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

-',- wisfiS DiYfSHowtR, -"
mh25-3t Cor. 13th and G sts NV
EOR RENT-1327 10TH ST. NV, THAT EIT
L giant new brick and brown stone residence con-
tanning IL rooms and cellar; buffers pantry large
tilei bath room with the latest sanitary plumbing
handsomely and artisticaly papered and decorated;
mirror mantels: electric lighting and bells speaking
tubes, &c heated throughout by steam. The loca-
tin is central, in walking dis5ance q the depart
Apply l. W. WEED 4 CO.. 500 llth 81 Nv mhs5-tSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
FOR RENT-FLATS.

I,oR sALE-THE COMPLETE FURNISHrNas or
Il six-roOm Hat. purchased new last autumn lease
unexiired; finely located northwest. IN line q
cable cars Address CABLE. star Office. uih2i-sH'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

E,oR RENT-oNLY go
Il Beautiful iocAlity-l23s Mass ave. n.
3-story and basement brick; 10 rooms.
CHARLES q. RINGWAlT. Atisntic bl'dg. 4pF ~.
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