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.~As we'll off as the Richest. .'

Charles w., Maria Theresa, the Empress of Austria, Goethe, Beeth- oven, Bismarck, the Princess Louise of England, Count Von Caprivi, and host of other celeb rites have visited the famous Sprudel Hot Spring of Carlsbad, and we are not all Goethes and Bismarcks, but we may enjoy the greater advantage of having the Spring with all its benefits brought directly home to us. The more rapid means of transit and the march of invention is bringing every one within easy reach of every creative blessing. The Carlsbad water bottled at the Spring, or the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, the solid corporations of the water, may be had of any druggist, and are with out an equal in all disorders of the stomach, intestines, spleen, liver prostrate kidneys and bladder, and in gout and diabetes. Beware oi limitations. Eisner & Mendelsor Co.,, Sole Agents, New York.
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EVERY THuRsDAY MORNING. Single Copies 5 cents.

AN INTERESTING INCIDENT. The Court of Common Pleas found itself short of juryman yesterday in liquor caee, and so Dr. Smyth vas summoned to hll the vacancy. He slyly protested that custom If not law exempted men of his profession from jury duty, but the judge said the law wss adequate to the occasion, and the doctors reference to custom wasn't appreciated. Then the attorney for the accused objecsed, but his objection was overruled and the trial went on with the doctor as one of the tpeers." The case was thoroughly tried, and the doctor joined in the verdict of "Not Guilty" somewhat to the surprise, we suppose, of the accused and his attorney.
 The incident is an interesting one, and quite pleasing all around. The president of the Law and Order league has had an opportunity to see something of the prao- tical side of court work, the jury system has received . boost, liquor dealer has been fairly treated and skeptical attorney has had his faith in the possibilities of human nature strengthened. Perhaps af- ter this the president of the Law and Order league will be In demand ss juryman when there is a chance for him to sssist In the trial of a liquor case. He has certain ly shown himself capable of acting with out prejudice in such cases.
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embroidered band, and the whole skirt is embroidered in vine design with shaded violet silk, which is also seen in the bod foe. The latter is short and worn inside the skirt. It Is made of bias material and drawn to the figure and is finished with folded velvet bertha and band of embroidery. The sleeves ere short velvet .puffs trimmed with an embroidered band sround the bottom.
 q What is now the just right slesve Is big ger than anything ever dreamed of when you had your gown made, only a little while ago, and it hangs in a manner that is distraction. This is the secret of tt: The stuff must be on the bias, and the strip must be over half a yard wide and ss long ss your stock of material permits. Three yards is 8 good length. After sew ing the puff into cylinder instead of into 6 straight piece, gore 1t at each edge till 1t fits the arm. This will make the puff mostly gores, but that will bs only at the edges. At the full of the puff the three yards will reign triumphant. spread most gloriously. and, If the material Is satin, will crackls to be heard at distance that will make you the envy of all.
 FLoRKrIK.
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PASSED

'I would not recall the passed, :" sang the fellow who had successfully disposed of counterfeit silver dollsr.-Yonkeri Statesman.
 "The doctor says need change" "Dr Bigphee. I suppose. We'll, you'll need more before he gets through with you."- Boston Transcript.
 Jillson says that the appearance of the average printipg-offiee towel would indl- cate that It had been used to wipe the face of the earth.-Buffslo Courier.
 Mir. Critic-If that's "A Hunting Scene why don't the men have gunsi Mir. Csus- tio-Perhsps the artist painted them..so naturally that they've gone oH."-King's Jester.
 The difference between the wealthy idler and the lesder of the orchestra Is that the formers sole ambition Is to Kill time, while the latter beats it.-Philsdelphin Record.
 Little Tommy-Pop, a negative can never be 8 positive, can ita Tommy's Pop Oh, yes, my boy. Your mothers mega tives are always positives. -Philsdelphia Record.
 She was a Boston teacher, and was very careful about her grammar. Johnny" said ehe, fI want you to bound-er-sh- to-to-bind the State of New Jersey."- Harper's Bazar.
 "Will anyone tell me-" shouted the pro- hibition orator, "who, save those engaged In this accursed traffic, get any benefit from iti" And voice from the audience re- piled: Well, we're apsyin' you $50 a night. "-Dstroit Tribune.
 ''What Is that dog good for, anyhowt" asked Cynicus, pointing 10 Csnis' St. Der
 f-1 l~,r 1. diani6ed. Good forl" retorted Canis; "that dog is a perfect gentleman; he's not supposed to be good for anythipg."- Puck.
 A young gentleman was passing an ex- animation in physics. He was asked what planets were known to the anoients.
 "Well, sir," he responded, "tbere were Venus and Jupiter. snd"-sfter pause 'I think the earth, but I am not quite cer- sin."-Tit Bits.
 "My son." ssid MT. Blnks, with frown, eMr. Waldorf tells me he was hit behind the ear with 8 piece of putty this morning. Were you the boy that blew that piece of puttyT "I cannot say, papa" said Willie. Pieces of putty are so much alike that doubt if I could identify mine."-Harper's Bazsr.
 Father-Here I'm giving you an expen- sive education 80 that you shall become a lawyer, hoping that you may eventually occupy position on the bench, and you spsnd your time going to prizs fights and the rsces. Son-It's a necessary part of my studies, father. I want to become & police justice some dsy."-Brooklyn Life.
 At the Revival Meeting.-Strsnger- should like to say a few words to night. Leader-I don't know; have you had a nf ri haan drnnEard thing of that sorti Strapger-No, indeed; can truly cay I have always led @ correct life. Lsader-A very well, no doubt; but the people won't care to listen to you. You'd better stay, however, and hear Bruiserboy, the reformed pusilist, and Mole, the saved sneak thief. Both of lem are rsttlers Transcript.
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THE FLEETING SHOW.
Some of Its Facts and Fancies. Written for the JOURNAL AND CouRIKR.1

Some of Its Facts and Fancies.
 Written for the JOURNAL AND CouRIKR.1
 UNDER THE SNOW. Under the snow the grass is growing green, And sleeping lie the tiny germs of flowers That by and by shall wake and bud and bloom When snows are gone, and fall the April
 showers:
 Under the snow,
 Under the snow are gifts for summer hours Under a mask austere, or sad and cold,
 A warm and tender heart oft sleeping lies: At Loves sweet touch the wakened soul shsll
 sing
 Through smiling lips, or shine in dewy eyes.
 Under the snow,
 Under the snow hides many glad surprise. Under the snow, in stiffness and in gloom,
 We lay the hearts dear treasures from our sight:
 Oh, sweet the hope that they like flowers shall To blossom in celestial gardens bright. Under the snow, Under the snow life struggles up to light. UNRKeUITED. A woman to whom the Nation Is deeply indebted, to whom the government bas acknowledged its indebtedness, but never paid the debt, died in Washington last week. Aged and poor, an invalid for some years past, her case has time after time been pree cd before Congref :, only to be slight. cd and ignored, and laid aside until some more convenient season. The case is still upon the lists, but as the nations creditor has psssed beyond the need of material aid, the debt will probably be repudiated
 Anna Ella Carroll was the daughter Gov. Carroll of Maryland. At the time of the civil war she was sn enthusiastio supporte, of the Union cause. Believing that slavery was at the foundation of the trouble though the descendant of generations ol dave holders-she freed her own servants l and then gave herself heart and eoul to tn, work of helping to secure Maryland to tn, Union. This she did largely by her pen her writings being 50 able and forcible tha they were scattered broadcast IS campaign documents, and were of great service il bringing about the desired result. Tni, was gratefully acknowledged by Presiden Lincoln and members of his cabinet, th, President employing her to write upol i, | matters that were then of the utmost i'm portance.
 Miss Carroll was the author of the plal ! of campaign by which the Tennessee rive , instead of the Mississippi was made tn line of advance. She wrote series of ar ticles advocating this change and carrie, them in person to Thomas A. Scott, thsl
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FASHION NOTES.
How Go Hang ,Bm.

Satin Is to be much worn for early season
 evening gowns. It should be of rich qual-
 ity and solid color. Spring gowns are be- ing turned out of mode broadcloth, with coat bodice of mode satin set over a white broadcloth wsistcoat and with double rev. ers, the outer ones satin and the inner onet white broadcloth. Mode color and the l ''oyster" tones popular last season are to de
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Free wool forever According to . gov ernment report the wool clip of this coun- try in 1893 was the largest on record, bu, between January 1, 1893, and January l,
 1894, there was decrease of 2,225, 900 in the number of sheep, and the average value of sheep fell from $2.60 to $1.9s pc, head.
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Extreme Lassitude, "don't care" and "want to be left alone" feeling. exci- liability, irritability, nervousness, sleep lessness, flatulency. melancholy. or tl!o "blues," and backache. These arc sure indications of Female Weakness some deranpement of the Uterus, or
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Ton can address in strictesi oun'' 's
 LYDIA E, PIsKHAA MED. O., Ly=a, .--ss.
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She does move. Broken Elsa Esoheleen, candidate of philosophy and law, has ob- tained permission from the king of Sweden to plead at the University of Upsala for the degree of doctor of laws, although she has not compli,d with the regulations, in as much as she has not oficiated as judge.
 Broken Eechelsen will be the first female doctor of laws in Sweden.
 It is stated that the Vatican budget hal for some time past been showing defieil of 100, 900 lire month, which amount ha,
 been made up from the ten millions whict the Vatican holds 6 . reserve fund. Thil falling of is attributed to the pope's atti tude toward the French republic, whicl
 has aliensted large number of wealth, French royalist families.
 A1uvninrvn as eyraauallv worktnU fka ws,
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Womb Troubles.

The whole story, however, is told in an illustrated book entitled "Guide 10 Health," by Mrs. Pinkham: It con tains over 90 pages of most important Information, which, every woman. mar @
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IrreguIaritys
Dizziness, EaintneSSs

Suppressed or Painful Menstruations. Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion.
 Bloating. Flooding, Nervous FrOstra- tion, Headache, General Debility. Also
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velop their position still further. White in satin and brosdcloth will be much used in combination with all shades of cloth for street use and swell afternoon wear.
 A very stunning combination is to be made of hunters green and white Pale yellow satin ia used for the elegant dress pictured
 here, and is trimmed with violet velvet embroidered with wax beads. The skirt is trimmed with two rufiles of the silk on the inside. On the outside comes . bead
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Kidney Complaints

and Bacfacfie of either SeJ the veg fahla Communal is unenualeG.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
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Rearine-down Feeling

causing pain. weight, and backache, Is instantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circum- stances it acts in harmony with the laws that govern the female system. and Is as harmless as water. It removes
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-03

Aluminium is eradually working its way
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UNDER THE SNOW. Under the snow the grass is growing green, And sleeping lie the tiny germs of flowers That by and by shall wake and bud and bloom When snows are gone, and fall the Apr
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courtesy or hsrshness of their language
 will depend uponths good breeding or moral
 character of the owner. This photograph attachment renders an umbrella almost ab- solusely non lossble, to the great conven- fence of the owner, and thus also will be counteracted the errors and losses caused by the umbrellas too fscile and fokle temperament. HILARY.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-IN THE HARRISON COR. Sd AND
u SITS NV, pleasant rooms and apartments; also
will be ready about Nov I. in the firc-proof sec
tion. large number apartments, secure
SPAIDING ocs-Im
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FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS
2la3 l. st. NV, Il rooms, am.i............sJO 5000
40l 81. Sc, Z rooms. ami. ESQ
80 1914 81. s.w., rooms a M l. ..,........ 1880
ASH T. 81. s.w., Z rooms, water Sc. ......... 1890
.0I 9th st. Sc, rooms. water, &c......... 1880
22i3 18th 81. NV, rooms, water &c. ..... IL 80
1913 New Jersey ave Sc, ROOMS, wattf.&c. HOO
1851 g st. sw., store; rooms ............. 1900
10 Tennessee ave. ne, rooms. 500
2ii9 l. ii. nv, ! rooms. ................... T50
ocl3-3t JAMES n. SHEA. G32 Pa ave. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
foR RENT
THERE
ARE
TWO
HINES

to he considered In reutinE h"use- one. the de.
STABILITY of the hods-; the ether. the d~sirahiiity
Of the landlord. We think satisfy your
sonAble expectations In both neSscts. All % our
hoases Kept In good sanitary conlti,a. and the
comfort and hapIinr~s ef our tcnrnis y primary
consideration. II you intend rt-niing this Iall
winteryun Will consult Your hesi interests ny rent
in< ~ the best houses will De rented nrs'.
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NAN1EB- SETTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
h"u~ev ,rE. references. =; q st. NV. III
WANTED COOKS, MEN AND WOMEN; GENER Al.
hoaascv0rkrIs, Chamber.naiiS. kitchen help, wait
prS. bell men; win ri. Baggage express. TrIe-
Phun" 10. DICKS AGkNCl, olJ Tth ~. NV.
O4-lG-Jr
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-TWO PARLOHS "a 1ST FLOOR;
suitable for offices or any kind Of business. At
GA ST. NV ocI3ets
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FOR RENr-ROOAfS.
UNFINISHED.

UNFINISHED.
FOR REST-1s4O . sr. NV; UNFINISHED
Sd floor; rooms In hat suite OF two rooms;
no objection TO Light housekeeping to admits: con.
venient to l4th ST catS; private family oci:.-3t'
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR. 10TH
and Mass ave. NV; large communicating 2i-
floor rooms; newly papered and painted: two
closets bath same hoot electric bells; references.
FURNISHED or UNFURNIsHED.
FOL. RENT-Sl4 18TH ST NV, FUR. Or IN
iur., nice doubles tIarlors; private family; heat,
gas and bath; niceiyh furnished halls; suitable
oci5-3cs
FOR RENT-FURNisIfED AND UNFUENISHED-
hahsoLne alcosc. rooms, first, second and
,niiu Doors tho housekeeping; REFERENCES 1879
10Th 81. NV. = ocl5-Br"
FOR RENT-FURNiSEIE:D AND UNFINISHED
rooms, with board. htnse thoroughly Tepaired;
ana open iires 20 st. o.s-i2t'
FOR RENT-KooMs, FURNISHED oR UNFrR-
nished with or without board; terms rea sonaI,e.
1914 10th 81. orl3-3c'
FOR RENr-9e6 MASS AVE, PAEJoRS RED
rOonls dining room, kitchen and bath. or fewer
rooms; unfurI ishcd or partly furnished; refer
ehces. ori3-3t'
FOR RENT-CORCORAN 81, NEAR 18th, 3
suites of roons LIST, I'd and I'd floors, together
silgly, for light housekeeping; refs. required.
Address NJ. y, Star office "rl3-3c'
FOR RENT - FURNISHED OR UNFuRNIsHED
rooms, with board, at
oc912c" iii st. NV.
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WINTER RESORTS.

SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantic City.
Open all year. Ocean front.
oc1-26t CHAS EyANa
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING

MRS. SMITH BEAU1TFIES THE HANDS FEE
SOC. Miss Wyles is the hairdresser Charres
l5c. and az. Separate private parlors The
pALAIS ROYAL. G and 1fth sta
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FOR RENT-isis q STRICT; VERY T.TSIRAaIE
3-story house Of II roosas and hath: IN ro.d con
dition; near ezbie cara In uire 122s Z srest.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED.
II bet 18th and 18TH Q ST bet 18th & tsth.150
SITS. with stable. -JOI y st bet xOth and
st Conn ave. 2lst SITS. .l5c
with stable. .4lG.65l Jefferson place bet
10th st bet Scott Cir Conn ave and 18th lis
and % with stal .4l6. 81 Cor II aud 2Uth. .20
Cor 18th Corcoran $50 2lst st bet and IL. .l5C
Conn and st 1913. 80 I av near Conn av. $50
Mass bet lSth 81 Dupont circle bet v
and Dupont Circle. 800 II ay and = ST.. $50
Conn bet N and Cor 2lst and % SITS. Ia
SITS. .......... 29l.6l II ST bet 18th q 10th. rs
ave & 18th St 266. 81 DcSales ST bet I7th
Conn bet NJ and 81 and Conn ave. ~
SITS. with stable. 80 NJ bet lsth and 18Th lbs
n bet l4th and 18th .3yU Cor 2lst and Il. .1G6 ca
ii st bet 18th and 18th st bet . and II. loo
10th. with stable. Ii 18th bet N a. n. 100
st bet 18th and 10th Corcoran st bet nth
SITS ......-.....-225 and 18th 40
18th st bet NJ and NJ st bet I'D and I'D. loo
with stableD. -.UO 18th st mr. Dup cir. 100
II st bet 2uth and list 18th ST bet o and r. 90
SIS ...........---.- INC
OFFICE ROOMS
Office rooms, LIST. I'd and $50 S25 and SEQ her
I'D hoors Of I0f 18th st. month.
ROOMS.
once 7ooms LIST noor If 1914 Ii. neat. IS
HOS ST. LIST floor l rm. I'd noor, 1908
/ rm. I'd floor. los Z furnished rooms and
Ia ave- cur ioth. bath 81 near
1lth st.....-.....-
STORES
isoi q ST, LIST tooi and basement. ...........3o
STABLES
Stable rear 1Ti9 / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a.
Brick stable bet ID. L. 18th and 18th Is 90
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
FlCE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON,
oci6-eo 1913 Pennsylvania ave.
r,..t.
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FOR RENT-OFfiCES- go NV, several rs
1871 st NV, inst 6oI 18th NV, LIST Il. 5000
noor .-...SS3.s3 52l lith st NV, de-
lfzJ + NV, rm 1, BILE Office. a.. 90
nrst hoor. 5000 Sc cor 18th and
itii 81 NV, ell NV, 2T, I'd Boor 20 o.
TIRE building. 1850 1i20 Pa ave,2i Il. 1900
1924 + st NV, en- ! aJi Pa ave Jumper
tire basement. DR.. 20 90 part .......... 80 90
5lI 14th NV. -. sS so SW cor Ilth a + 3r 20 on
Globe bldg-1 large run. 1921 Ia ave "a 81 Is 90
OF cor lZth and 521 iith ST. I'd n. - ~
81 ts NV, ar, entire G05-t 9TH. several rs
ou HOof COCO l2l3'F nw.several RS
"a Nv ana llth NV, l4lI @ NV several RS
-, .p0ihs $500 142l NV several
i<lo IA ave NV, I'd fine Offices. .......,-
anu % Hoors 800. 5000 1i23 NV, several
oio I'm 81 NV. 90. 10 fine Offices. -
s."' corner llth and L sts., several rooms
THOS. J. FISHER * co.
se-'tr 1924 st. n.
fols RENf-4o OFFICE ROOMS AND HALLS.
with light, heat and all modern conveniences
BLISS BUILDING. IS. 81 and 30 Is st. NV.
opposite Capitol Floor plans upon applica rtrs
sci -3m@
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT STABLES = 50 1a5 bet q and
1917 10Th JrearJ. .Si5 4. 18th and 18TH q
Bet 18th and 18th SITS = 81 lao bet % ami
nv, * and l. SITS. .t5 T. l5th and IGtG. -
al aV nw,rr. 4250 ), ST 1875, bet . AMI
Ia i5th NV redrt. DO l.. 18th and 10th ~
lfiO ST NV CeaTJ. 30 1878 l. st (rcarI. -
=, ST G6. bet 21st. 1901 X st NV trearJ . ~
Mass & Fla ave. p 1924 ay NV lr'r,I5
J., 81 10. bet 2lst, ll2l 14th st U'r,. IL
Mass ave * Fla ave. 30 4, 50 &c, Mass ay&2lst -.
., 81 90, bet 2lst, LIST and sts W *
Mass ave * Fla ayc.25 G u X stables -
THoS. ]. FISHER n CO..
ocl3-tr 1924 r st. NV
FOR RENT-srABLEs. 923 D 81. NV; $40 IN
quire 9261s La. sp2;-lm
FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT-PARTY GIVING Up HoI SI.KEFP-
ing VIII rent handsom" upright plano careful
family for 81 per month: piano in good condition;
stool mci0'tit. Address Box 1S. star Office l3 :'t
fuR HENT-REMINIIUN TIPEWRITEHS Ar
the REMINGTON Office; modern machine; per-
lect condition Sraranfecd, with stand; delivered
Tree IN cry; one month applies purchase VI
new when directly following rental
NAChUFF SEAAiANS & BENEDICT,
cIo-u Cor. 18th AMI L NV
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WANTED HELP pF ALL KINDS AT TIE u. c.
Agony. 6lV 1lth st. NV. Places waiting to De
tllrl- references required can and register.
German help il demand. Lady in Attendance.
,..I6-Gta
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TUESDAY 1ss4-TwELvE
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-U. 8. POSTAGE STAMPS DEPART
ment and revenue stamps and collections Of L. $.
and foreign stamps; highest prices paid for proof
sets of q. y. stamps; stamps bought and sold.
c. f. ROTHFUCHS, 35sh Penn. oci3-3t'
wANTED-ROOMs PAPERED IN BEST STYLE BY
skilled workmen, - up. New Papers just reed.
Highest satisfaction no charge. Also painting.
Lowest prices. +. q. NOLTE, .U7 f1th st. NV.
Oc12-1m
WANTED-BIG MONEY PAID FOR FURNITURE,
carpets, &c; entire contents OF houses:
chants stocks speciality. Call or address VI.
NOTES. I'd and q SITS. NV. No trash bought.
oc12-1m-
wANTED-HOUSEHOID AND OFFICE FURNI-
ture, carpets stoves and store fixtures. fea Their
beds, &c. Address call at THE JUNCTION
FURNITURE HOUSE. cor 7th. K aud Mass
NV. oclO-tf
WANTED - WATCH CLEANING, Soc; MAIN
springs, Soc; clock cleaning and repairing 2Jc.
up; best material Used; work guaranteed. TIIOS.
III. UNSWORTlI, 2O03 1th ST. NV my5-6m$
WANTED CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
SILVER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS; old and new
tewelry, dentist gold, coins, spoons, watch cases
+. LOEWENSTEIN, Manufg Jewcler, Gold and
Silver Retncr, SIS & st. NV, opp. patent pifce.
se20-2t&1m'
WANTED RUBBER ROOF FAINT
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
And charge only for painting: work guaranteed.
NAT. III BEER ROOF PAINT CO., 1913 sth NV.
de1-tr
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Foi RENT CHEAP BN Nm. &. NORRIS.
o., ~.
80 h. Or, NIL. ...Sis l65I J ava ami - 30
s"l I'D. er, ami. 81 ~ Iu5 So. ~. ami. 80
FoR HENT-A PIE1SS BRICK IIu;'~E AEAK
Washington Circle, Tow Trnt. Sl2 ~ manth.
Apply CHARLES EARIN,
moi
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WANTED--LOTS.

WANTED-I HAVE BRICK HOUSE. L NEAR STII
Nv, thai wiz exchange for nice lot n.,rth on
cash. Adareso
sAests A. p. A., Star Once
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FOR RENT-A LARGE. THOROUGHLY AND
handsomely furnished house X u. near Farra-
gut q By year OF senseS
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rent house centrally located; several occupants of
rooms VIII remain II taken by Nor. I. Address,
for one week, Box - Star ofkcs. eci5-5ts
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FEN ALE.

NANTIIr-A NEAT TIDY YOUNti WHITE WON
t. I'm cakes in lunch loom; must have good
Trf-rr-s,'. Apply O'clock Friday morning. the
l1iE EE,t.- nj $40 It. eci6-3tS
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
BOARDING.

ARE Gbt SATISFIED: WOULD YOU LIKE 4
large, sunny front room. We'll cooked food where
Your likes will he catered to: DO You want
h"Ilc: .ol f. II. nv. ucIG-Gt.