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New Route to Boston.

Commencing on Sunday, June IS. daily
sleeping car service will be established from
Washington 10 Boston via the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to Philadelphia: thence over the
Reading railroad system, via Poughkeepsie
bridge. to Hopewell junction; thence via Hart
ford to Boston over the New York and New
England railroad. Train will leave b. and D.
station at Washington 240 pm. and will arrive
at New York and New England depot, Boston.
the next morning at T:45. A Pullman sleeping
car will continue to run via the b. and D. rail-
road as heretofore between Washington and
Boston over the Poughkeepsie Bridge route via
simsbury, Northampton and the Boston and
Maine railroad. leaving Washington at 240 p m.
drf
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In disposing Of the motions for new trial
yesterday afternoon in the cases Of the Godfrey
and Keys heirs, the families of the two victims
Of the Benning crossing accident in December,
1891. the Godfrey family being given verdict
against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad for
200 and the Keys family for $1,000
Judge Cox announced that he would grant
. new trial in both suits unless the parties
would consent to have the verdicts scaled
down. He considered $4,000 ample compen-
sation for the Godfrey family and 81. 500 for
the Keys family, shcing a third from one award
and three-fourths from the other.
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Golden Cross Elections.

Trinity Commandery, United Order Of the
Golden Cross, has elected the following officers
for the term beginning July 1: Noble COM
mander, DIR. Geo. W. n. Gusts; vice noble
commander, Mrs. Emma S. Pattee: worthy prel-
late, W. n Peabody: noble keeper Of records,
Everett l. Phillips: financial keeper Of records,
r J. Flood; treasurer. Mrs. Anna L. Meacham;
WORTHY herald, E J. Pattee; warder inner
gate. Mrs. Sacksss Duryee; warder outer gate,
Fred r. sparkA4 past noble commander, ". E.
Gibson
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Election Of Officers.

Mount Vernon Council No. 10, Junior o. T.
A. NJ, has elected officers as follows: c. H.
Ristern, v. Wv. ii. r. Martin, r. s.; H. W.
Pope, A. R.: s. II. Ma.hers. f. s.; W. G. South
wick, treasurer; Robert Hickey, conductor: W.
Teet. warden; W. W. Basley, inside sentinel;
J. ". Bright. outside sentinel; H. W. Shepard.
trustee, and b. VI. Martin, r. s. C..
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Fireworks i'm the Daytime.

This unusual sight NAV be witnessed at Bay
Ridge on July Fourth Also a grand congress
Of all nations in costume One hundred young
ladies will participate in a dance of nations
Two celebrated bands will furnish music.
Trains leave Il. and D. station at 9:15 a. m. and
lSo and AIS p. N sl0O round trip.-4drt
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

NOR sALE-sTAR SAFETY BICYCLE; LITTLE
i used and in excellent condition; eco 1924 C1.o-
4. 9e-s-St
CoR sALE-vERY CHEAP-LADIEs CoLUMmA
umstic bicycle pattern 1872 IN perfeci conal-
ton and good rs new. Address BELLE g. 80 ~
ofbct te3s-G
L,OR sALE-CUsBIoN-TIRE VICTOR; sPlLN;,
II did condition; Ss5; also 1880 Victor solid: goo
wheel; s4j, cash Inst ailments HOS St no
stsirs) or l.s2l 81. after q pm. t3
+ hand safe;iesL s.5 up Old wheels IN trsde for
.,CsIitalr rneumatics. Installments taken %.
OWEN MFG. CO. 1923 n. n ave. 3eis-u
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Weekend Half-Fare Mountain Excursions

VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TO the Virginia mountain and springs resorts.
Rsached in from six to nine hours. Two limited
vestibuled trains with dining cars daily. Solid
vestibuled trains to Chicago. In al respects
the most interesting route from Washington
Call at c. and o. offices, 1921 and 5I3 Penna
ave-. for acopy Of Virginia in black and white
AdrE
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"COMFoRT RETREAT" POPULAR HEALTH
~ restora,iye resort conveniently located q tbs
week, W: N. CLARK. Keep Tryst o.. Wash. CO.. Nd
ny24-2m
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

J,IRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS WITH
IT board. in private residences convenient to three
lines of ca direct to fair fifteen minutes ride MRS
J. A. MYERS, 1925 Michigan ave. Chicago. je.,:3-;3n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-7U ACRES EXCEL
L lent land watered on two roads; will subdivide
small house ~ miles turnpike considered bargain.
Address 923 18th st. NV, to II ar e29-Hs
GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP-256 ACRES,
"A IA miles from WASHINGTON; fruit. we'll watered.
good buildings No. 1 grass land. For particulars
apply 2l3O H 81. NV city. je24-6t'
DOR sALE-AT wOoDsIDE. MD.-s1X-RoOM
L cottage large attic. bath. hot and cold water.
range. cellar. windmill. stable; corner lot. with
shade price, 3d. 600; terms to suit
1eS-:sm B. +. LEIGHTON, ASP D st. n. W.. COZ. Al.
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T WALKER SONS. sO4 10TH ST. y. W
y Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods Fire Brick
Clay and Tie Asbestos. Flue Lining Pulp. Slate
spl4
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMoNlATED STEAM CARPET c.-EANIss
n Works. Carpets cleaned IN the beat manner
Carpets made moth proof free 81 charge. Mattress
made 70 order. Once. l1a0 Pa ave. Morks lfoS
paL.ss Il ALHAlER. Axpsxsr.
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PALISADES of THE POTOMAC

Now 10 the time 10 invest your surplus money IN
Real Estate, where IL will be secure and bring IN .
larger profit than any rate Of interest which may b
promised on doubtful stocks or other securities.
Choice Lots be secured in this subdivision on
the Conduit road sasy terms Of payment. which
must return a large profit the washingten
and Great Falls Electric Railway. being surveyed
through this property. is built.
Full particulars
l4ao st. NV.
,e22-Ss H PINE. Special Agent
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EroR hENT1a3 D ST. NV. 3-sroRf BRIcK
Apply TO JOHN z BEALL. 1921 = st. ,eiSn
CoR RENT-3I4 PA. AVE NV: LARGE STORE
= and 1l-room dwelling; rent 800 Ter month
SwoRMSTEDT BRADLEY. 821 St 5e6-lm
EOR RENT-I3gS AND 1890 9TH ST. NV. :oNE
- eight rooms and bath and the other ton aud
bath AL modern convenencee; desirable neighbor-
st. n. ". ap34-
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FEMALE.

WANrEp-NEN AND WOMEN COOKS. CHAM
w bermatds Mattresses. kitchen maids walters.
sss k , az nv sty hotel. and re-
WAN1ED-A YOUNG cOIoRkD GIRL TO GO
mus. be neat and have references. Call i440 It.
n. W. lbs
VANTRD-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
QUICK and honest; Protestant preferred. Cali at 9s6
x St NV je29-2bs
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
~, erai houseSork to 70 twenty miles in country
cook; references s,o month i74 St n w. il: '
WANTED-A FIRsr-CLAss CHAMBERMAID
w Call st 1918 G st NV 1b'
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO GO TO
one good home TO help do hOusexerk end care for
IVAN ED-COMPETENT WHITE GIRL AS
w waitress and ehsmbermaid references required.
Call at once. 1741 Q st. NV. lb'
WANTED-TwO FIRsT-CLAss SHIRT BACK
pRS a'na neg iRH%s
WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE FOR BABY
nursing and can furnish frstciass city references.
Apply 1741 Rhode Island ave. Id
WANTED-E1PERIENC HAND TO COUNT
40. Wv lii, Linen 400 Apply ToLMAN STEAM LAUNpRy.
WANTED by JULY 1, NEAT COLoRED
w .womsn with references. to COOK wash and iron
go home nights 1s33 18th st NV je2s-3b'
w every locality; old e.tablisSed house business
cinnau- tess-th, si2b
WANTED WHITE WOMEN COOKS. MAIDS
w nurses seamstresses and help for all domestic
places hotels served; bring references 429 eth St
NV. je27-3bs
WANTED LADIES TO WRITE At HOME; IN
South Bend. Ind. jelO- l49t
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-A8ENTS FOR AMERICAS WON
w derlands Assemblies the treasures Of all Amer-
cas- unsurpassed natural seen cry employs the most
advanced Photographic art in its production, and in
its price 10 does not have the 3host Of rival past
present or future. No wonder we have booked more
advance orders for ''WonderlanCs'' thar any other
book ever published Agents are amazed at their
success There Is q guaranteed bank account here
for those who at take up this sef-evdently sal
able work, and first come will fare best. c. A.
SHEEHY CO. 431 18th st. NV. je29-3c'
WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WE
w will pay you % to s12 per week to work for us
at your homes; no canvassins strictly home work !;
send self addressed en- elope. q. f. EMMONS co.
corner Battery March and Water sts- Boston. Mass.
jes94bs
WANTED-AGENTS HERE AND IN NEIGHBOR-
w ing towns for Q brand new kind Of work; Is
day nothing to carry. Address call at Room 2.
931 + ST. je27-?cs
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MANIFESTATIONS.

MALE.
wv % do ssnersl bousswori in private family. or
worS IN ,sors and can give rssclass rscominenda
WANTED-BY A MAN OF STEADY HABITS, TO
AIR s,. outdoor smployment' reference Address
WANIED-BYA YOUNG MAN OF eo!D CHAR
es iSs..ps WITH 9sa
W e.Sr Isl AS CLERK IN GRO re-
r' ~. = required Address Boz u. Star Office
WANTED-sITUATION AS FIREMAN AND
e sS B. a; Are With either wood coal Aas.ess
FEMALE.
WANTFD-aoT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w laundresses. chambermaids. Mattresses. nurses.
isI.; e. employers references Sis III st. NV '
WAST1daaRe@;!ssY NEAT TIDX G0gSTRY GIRL
Please Ss,as % ss1 once quick and wiling
WANTED-BY A WOMAN TAKING CARE OF A
s,., private house. washing TODD. Address cESELIA.
WANTED "A SITUATION BY TWO HALF
work 4ps t. OF
WANTED-BY MALES AND. FEMALES. EN-
ployment In private families hotels. Restaurants.
clerks. (Es. 1851 sHACKLEFORDs, AZ nth n W.
je20lZs'
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTFUL COLORFD
w girls, situations chambermaid and nurse
Apply LILO 10Th St H. les
WANTRD-BY A GERMAN GIRL. A PLACE IN
W sGcrman family As general houseworker APP
ply 1919 9Th 1T. NV. 1ef
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TYPEWRIT-
" ing and clerical work. Address NJ L. b. Star
ONCE 1e2S-.,es
WANTED-BY A WOMAN. A SITUATION AS A
good experienced cook; willing to 20 away for
the summer no exchanging il get with the right ones
Cal 1910 81 NV. je2S-2es
w cooks. dressmakers, milIiners maids drafts
men. nurses. wsiters,. Kitchen and dairy hands
(houses taken charge of by reliable personsl
,eS4oe' BURNHAM'S. flo q st. n W.
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LOST AND FOUND

I OST-S1O REwARD-ON WEDNESDAY 18th
IL gold collar button. with small diamond set
monogram NJ on back of button. The finder will re-
ceve the reward by leaving with owner at 1905
L st. n. W. JeoQ-0ts
+ OST-A PAIR OE GOLD EYEGLASSES AND
IL gold chain in or near Stanton Square n a. Re-
ward II returned to 40 Mass ave. ne. je293t'
0R REWARD LOST. ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
DE- ing, June d. black and tan bitch answering to
name Of Bessie. Above reward If returned to 529
10Th ST. n ". It,
T OST-ONE BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN BOTH
II and sd SITS. NJ. West Washington, d. c. :
liberal reward offered. RetuTp to 3236 N St 1T
7 OsT : A WHITE AND LIvER-sPOTTED
II pointer dog. DIR. w. =. HARLAN, 1912 n Y.
ave, WASH, d. c. engraved on collar. A liberal re-
ward if returned to above address. je29-3t'
I OST-JUNE 2S. S25; ON BET. 2IST AND
~ 10Th SITS. from there on Pa. to Baums SUIT
able reward II returned to 6 o I'D st. NV It,
I OST-ABOUT 1890 AN. MONDAY AT IOI
II Pennsylvanis ave NV, pocket book containing
Capital Brewing CO. of this CITY, Finder will be re-
warded If returned to l01 Pa. ave. NV je2T-3t.
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EOR kENT-MT. PLEASANT, FURNISHED or
he'd house. 1902 Kenssaw ave T; ii rooms
and bath, all modern conveniences
1000 ZEVELY FINLEY
!elo-u 6.2 st. u. w.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE. A FIRST
class boarding place in the suburbs for summer;
snade good table and convenience to
Address Tiving particulars. 4. o. l.. Star office.
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1915 9th nv, Sr&a mi27. 50
e47 18th NV, Or. mi -. 2a 30
100 Sth ne. ar & ami. p. 30
lll2 10th Sc. 7rka m /. 10. 30
SCI 18th ne. Or & m /. Is. 30
sos 18th ne, Or. ......14. 80
ll26 Blad road ne, Or. IL
go Csllsn ut ne. Or. IL. 50
l210l2 L se, Or. IL
1926 Wylie ne. 5r&w. /. 8. 80
5l2 Marks alley se, 4r. 4 30
II n nDAnI nv oD-
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
" Attorney Law,
Webster Law BUILDING, sos d st. n. w.. Washington
d. Residence S33 ST. NV. d22
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Nv; rooms; all imps. brown-stone front
~. So 1206 I'd st. n. W. new els.
1t CHARLES w. HANDY 6lO 18th n. W,
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WANTED-HOUSES.

w AN IED-hOUSES.
WANTED-TO RENT. WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w of buying. six-room house. with more
acres Of ground. within ten miles Of Washington.
Add-ess stating terms. location, &C.. SUBURBAN,
Star office. jep@s
WANTED-A OR 7-ROOM HOUSE; NV SEC
w ton price not to exceed IS 500; 300 cash. bal
ance SO per month. Send full particulars to
ie:,9-2t HUNTER HUNTER. $40 14th st. NV.
NNANTED-AT TAKOMA PARK OR Broom
w house In exchange for Groom house, heated by
hot water. in the city; lot 5Oxl5O: fronting two
streets POINTS GLADDEN.. 619 st. NV.
JEW
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL HOUSES. o TO 9
w rooms good lots northwest bet. 5th Goth Z
and $1,000 to 81. 500; 400 and $500 cash. bal I.
and years; vicinity 9th and ". Y. ave- preferred
Also house about 3d. 900; in trade for lots NV
District. TRUSTEE. Box 315. City Post Once. IT.
WANTED-HOUSES. BUSINESS PROPERTY OR
w vacant ground that bargains: need TO list
unless they are have the customers; IL You
want to sell ROB1. J. KIRKPATRICK.
te246t' 141I G st. n W.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

"ANTED-A SECONDHAND 6OO-LB PLAT
T. l. a. sos North CAPITOL ops st. ~ OH q e2aa
WANTED-AI.L LADIES TO INVEST % CTS
in bottle Of my Fluid and have their hair cusled
HDaH GfBB9Ns s's''"ns'S' 0i ST. jsss-s a!S
WANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE AT ASH
sadn Prince oo Rs G e:
and other last also the stallion TruIton They
fed Soa
III HH sS ,esbh S7n call 10; HGGTsth Zen
prietcr. Boz 60. Hyattsville. Md. je2sc1m'
WANTED- "A FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
say what make must b. pneumatic tiTs ' o. e, is4i
Sd ST. NV. je2S-3ts
WANTED-UsED Q. 8. POSTAGE STAMPS.
iifss' Ia sss ss;'
WANTE1-HoUsEHoLD AND OFFICE FURNT-
also store fixtures. Furniture stored. packed and
:hdPHS as. and
HOUSE. cor. 9TH. X and Mass. ave. NV. je2s-tr
WANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE ON FARM
and low price horses called for. address Room 100
Corcorzn building je27-3t
WANTED-CAsHP PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR-
speciality furniture stored. pssied and 1Saled ali
ST. NV. je24tr
VVANTED-TAKE NOTICE-JUsT RECEIVED.
guaranteed; scraping extra. F. q. NoLTE. 907 18th
St NV. leII-lm-
WANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE: KEEPING
w horses speciality; box stalls for grain feeding;
9rG is.a as stiP FL sh s ii Ma
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER. old and new tewelry dentist gold. coins
spoons watch gold and silver of all descriptions
bought. +. LOEWENSTEIN. Manufg Jeweler, Gold
and Silver Rehner. SIS q n opp Patent Office.
je10-lm'
WANTkD-THE ATTENTION OF A FEW MORE
w housekeepers. will deliver fresh country but
ter to any part of the cty for c per pound Address
tel-lm' l. c. THOMAS. Adamstown. Md.
WANTED-TYPEwRITE FOR RENT-REM-
w in9ton. Densmore. Smith. Hammond. Cali
graph, &c lowest rates hrst-class machines only;
free delivery: sold on monthly payments.
ap24-tr fIPEN RITTER EXCHANGE. 6l0 F st. n. W.
WANTED-GOODs OF ALL KINDS, SUCH A,
w furniture. stoves, carpets, feather beds &c &c
in LARGE or SMALL Quantities for which L paw
highest cash prices. Call address b EINSTEfN
6.57 Louisiana ave. ta.3-tr
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1909 Pros av. br. mi. 1Tl2 3ai ST. fr. mi.
POS st. br. mi. la. e5soii Dumb av. if 20 'o
3015 st. br. mi. 14r. so M, 7r.............. 25
30:S1 o st. br, mi, 1O-. 50 1924 Pros ay br mi
1925 32dst. br. store lr. 80 7r........... "a 10
3ES3 ST. Dr. mi. 16r.. so :s540 Pros sv br mi
$3.50 80 NJ st, store Sr % 10
And dwelling, 9r..-..- 20 3p0S st. Dr. mi Or "a
1S5I I'D 81, br, store. 1923 32d st. br. store.
asss ST. br. mi Or 20 81 2soi at, br. 7r 81 81
2SO3 ST. br. mi lr. 3d. 30 1870 4th st. br @ r. II so
StS N ST. Dr. 6r. 1.l.Sp0D NJ st, fr, Or. l2
22S:.s2 st. br. mi. Tor. 20 1916 n ST. br I3r 90
te20 e. H. F1CKLING BRO.
DOR RENT
Il 400 9th st. H. @ rooms. modern imps 2-story
ana basement; 81 30.
a! 9th st. NE. ;2sory 6rooms. large yard to alley;
mys-sm ED. J. HANNAH 5I7 1lth NV
st. 9r......:....... Sa5lgl9 18th st. 9r.......55
l6e CoIeoIan st. Tor. 720 10Th
liz ST. 6r: .:s2 Stable. Mass ave and
'@' ' ''' JAMES III. GREEN. '''i0
1e13lm I'll 18th ST.
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Il 1lS st. n.e., 10 rooms ............... s3? 20
go 18th ST. e., store and dweldg ....,... 30 90
| d. BIRTWELL,
je24-6t' 23S Maryland ne.
EoR RENT-1sl3 n ST. Nv; 10R. B.-w. b.
| 4. g. CAMPBELL
je24-6t 5l7 10th st. NV.
| EoR BENTON JULY 1ST, 1852 FLORIDA AVE.
3-story brick dwelling. with all mi Key az 1876
st. IA. tr:,4-Gt'
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Tor RENT-l45l r I
y ay NV. Tor. a m i. SIS
1910 Q st NV. l1r. Q mi. .6s
1909 11th 81 Sc. Or.
store, Q mi. AZ
1908 q st NV. Sr&ami. :. &c
$50 ID Sc, Sr & = baths. 81
1910 Riggs st NV. Or,
am i.................... A
10O3 9Th st Sc, 10r&b'th. 40
6xS @ st NV, ar 4 bath &c
ii Tenn av ne. 7rks IN 1. &c
ie26 SWORMSTED
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Several rooms in Roose
% av. bet LIST. ID. y and
.3o Gsts nv. each ..... e. d
E OBTAINED AT OUR Of
APPLY TO
HILL L JOHNSTON.
lIl3 Parma ava
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EOR REMITTANCE ROOMS ON FIRST, SECOND
and IT, ird floors Of building, HOS st. IA. W. suit
able for lawyers. architects &c centrally located in
business center; very cheerful and rent exceedingly
low to right parties Apply to
Jos. R. HENDERSON.
5e29-3t l4l9 st. NV
E>OR RENT-NICE OFFICE ROOM-ONE ROOM
" suitable for house painter. HEREFORD HEN
DERSON. HOS u st. je29-a
EOR RENT
suite Of elegapt ONCE rooms,
61S + st. a..
apo-3rn ADplv on premises.
FOR RENT-HALLS.
LNOR RENT-HAJ.LS OVER STORE
Il 626 Louisiana ave.
Near all the car lines
my2p-1m SEMMES BROADBENT Rno Fat
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books For full list call at office for bulletin issued
on the 1st and 10th. lje27l I. Z. WAGGAxAS.
IL bath three rooms deep; $25 Is. Also 628 ID ST.
ne six rooms. bath and cellar; s2s; both houses
have bay windows parking in front, and good yards
In the rear In perfect order KEYS at
THOS W. HUNGERFORD,
tesy7-3t 1919 II Ut. NV.
E0R RENT -THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il PRESS-BRICK HOUSE, BEING 215 ST. n. W. !;
TEN ROOMS AND BATH. Apply
CHAS c. DUNCANSON,
1e27-3t 9th and d sts NV.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
the
g" A!
Flower

Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca,
Mo-, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia of the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes: "My food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe-
tite was very variable. My face
was yellow, my head dull, and l had
such pains in my left side. In the
morning when I got up I would
have flow of mucus in the mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and 1 had
such queer, tumbling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. I ached
all day under the shoulder blades,
in the left side, and down the back
of my limbs. 1t seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and could get no sleep
at all. tried everywhere, and got
no relief before using August Flower
Then the change came. 1t has done
me wonderful deal of good during
the time I have taken it and is work.
ing complete cure. p" o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man Fl, Woodbury,N,J.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
For Sale Cheap.
A good gasoline stove for sale; price
SIG. Inquire ut this Office. apr29-3t
The Grand Central Railroad Station,
Chicago

is being fitted up for hotel purposes
during the Worlds Fair. This mag
nifcent, fre-proof structure, located
at the corner of Harrison st. and 5th
Ave. in the very heart of the city,
will devote the 3rd., 4th. and 9th. floors
to this purpose. 1t will be run on the
European plan. Each room will have
hot and cold water, electric lights, and
be steam heated. The Office, ladies'
parlors, etc. will be located on thu 3rd.
floor and the building will be sup
piled with all the modern convenien-
ces. There will be from 100 to 200
rooms for guests. This acquisition to
the hotel facilities oi Chicago will be
appreciated by those who wish to be
safely housed in fire-proof building.
conveniently located in the city itself.
Those desiring accommodations can
secure them by addressing Mr.. T. G.
Clifford. the manager. at Chicago.
The hotel will be opened May 18TH,
1893. The Grand Central station is
the Chicago depot of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, Wisconsin Central Di-
vision, and by taking that through car
line to the Worlds Fair city, visitors
will avoid the discomfort of transfer
of themselves and baggage through
the city. my13-3t.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
II. Y. FRY.

For Sale, Cheap for Cash.
100 acres of land, 40 acres broken
and fenced.
Good farm house.
Three Good barns.
One Ice House.
One Sulky Plow: good order.
One Mower.
One Hay rake.
One Harrow,
One Farm Wagon.
One team of work horses.
All to be sold together for cash, us
! desire to leave the country owing to
the death of my husband Apply to
Mrs. &. A. ZIRNGIBL,
Bellield, N. ID.
One mile south of station. -l-l5-6t.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Notice is hereby given, That by v rtuc of an En-
ccution to me directed and delivered, and now in
my hands. issued ont of the Clerks office of the
Sixth judicial District Court. State of North Da-
koa in and for the County of Stark, upon n judg-
mcnt rendered i'll the above action, on the Scv
cntccnlh uitm day of April, A. ID. 1893,
in said Court IN favor of said Bro
liils herein, and against said Orlando Giles, the
defendant herein. sfor the sum of Four Hundred
Dollars and Twenty Five Cents t$l0O.a5>, have
levied upon the following described property of
said defendant to-wit:
One Frame Dwelling House;
One Frame Barn
All of said personal property being situated and
located upon the southwest quarter ts. W. h of
section twelve n2) township one hundred thirty
five 135), range ninety seven in liettngcr County,
North Dakota (Which last said county is attached
to said Stark county for Judicial pnrposcs.)
And that ] shall, ns Sheriff of said Stark County
on the Thirty First (3isD day of May, A. ID. 1893,
at the hour of Three O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, on the land above described, in
said county of llctingcr and State of North Da-
ko,a proceed to sell the above described personal
property 10 satisfy snd judgment and costs
amounting TO -Four Hundred Eight Dollars and
Twenty Five Cents (SdoS.a5 together with all ac-
crung costs of sale, and interest on the same from
and since the goth day of April, A. ID. 1898 at tho
rate of seven per cent per annum, to the highest
bidder.
Dated Dickinson, N. d, May IL, 1893.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Nice line of dried fruits ut Sco-
fields. Good raisins, 10c. per pound.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Nc
Kibhin, Monday, Nay Is, il daughter.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Geo. Keene of New England City
writes that he is having fine luck with
his lambs.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

l. G. DeGraff, the coming boot and
shoe man of Dickinson, sends the
PRESS IL unique little sample rubber
boot of the Colchester manufacture.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Jerry Hayes purchased this week a
fine Pcrcheron stallion: this addition
fits his stable out in good shape for
horses and it would be hard man to
please that could not be suited here.