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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
Whst ,chool eau oxcol thls ree3Idq

'"NF 'NA""' ~" N@N'i NAla lNc@luf
Cosiylln Chronicle. /. has not yo,
been decided where tuis county viii
hold 70, summer institute, In ali pro-
haulli,O we win JOIN with Salt Lake
county. This 10 tho nearest nnd con.
rtquenly the mort convenient Tor our
teacherB. H1wevtLit will depend upon
future developments. II Salt Lake
equity will wOrA up good summer
school, we may join them. IL not, we
will 90 elsewhere.
Richnell Advocate. Mr.. Jacob
lauFilzen, OF the district school, in
formed me- last week that there were
oss children In Riohhold OF the school
ugri OF tho number i2s attended the
district schools the gvmnluler are iu
Attendance at tuo Methodist anu Pres.
bytorian missiOu schools aud the Lat.
ter JOY Saints academy. A very
small number ars out OF schoOl on
account OF sickness or other uuavoii.
ablu causes The dls.gic, school teach.
ore are proud oi their comfortable quar-.
tvr- anu tue facilities they have for
teaching. lIchhclI must 10 congrat.
ulatcd on her huo aui imposing
structure.
The managers Of tho Territorial fair.
% ho held ueAs tall az salt Lake CIV
have written 10 each OF tho county
eupotlnlruionts, urging them 10 maF1
every clil,t 10 have good pxhlbit oi
school work At the fair, SAYS 'bo gu.1.
mt County CtrOuioc. 5uupFluter'.
oni McCOrEla OF suMmlt county a.
slr,l all teachers "a enc c1uaty 10
have thu Nurh OF tho eta trgt mo,
served yr the purpose o.. masiuFa,
exhibit nui Dec win probably VIII
each teacher prrouliy 10 give suggr..
lions. I3mro iuUUF, mApf, ufuWI.s..
a"lle9 no peumlu,hfp, e4cfc.ars Inn
-. I.Nr.ie,it language, putty mans.
.'h.p' eliI'nliDuH etc, viii ur8n.bIy
h' placed ou cEIi.iuln. Inclsrs
Dr.. ue tEaEt ihIs 20 success. Ig.urub
lA. .uE ,IHau.Igai f.aulIut ,yIlIb- .
JutFtlr .'H great Infres, bg taprElI. !
u'. We ulE1 70, tho fur, We osf.4i.Iy |
nave tue H.rlti Tho ability. lu OH |
tglDls. an tlas 90 u,flsI h ill., |
,uof'' lhh must come from he |
teachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

Central Seminary Salt Lake stake-Eroo lon Of 5uings.
History of tho nsttuton.ls Progress, Scope and Aims
Visits to City Schoo5 Utah UnVorsiy Lauor-day
Saints College Salt Lake Business Col ogo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

Al the tlmo Of tho visit to one Of the
achuola there was ia progress AN tXor.
else ~ reading, a number oil worda
that occurred "a tao lesson were placed
upon tue board, SAT thCir meaning
gwen; attention was also called 10
phonetic characters occurring therein.
AZ givcn signals, the class arose Rnd
devoted few moments 10 a breathing
cAotcite. Again seitoI, pupils were
UullcI upon 10 read. The aim was
apparent 10 require each child TO act
the thought expressed, and TO enuu.
Ciate clearly AMI distinctly. Too often
the tcauiug consists IN meie hum.
drum calling OF words, without any
thou ht'guluug, whatever, Upon tho
board in tAis Instance were designs.
neatly drawn 10y the teacher, aud
which added much 10 the Appearance
OF Zoe room. The teacher was an en-.
thusiat, va hcr work. Tho order was
fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
sALT LAKE. nUsINEss cOLLEGE.

In this Institution the CONNER oial
room presented an auimutoi ecenr.
imaginary commission houses, dry
gooua metchanIs, gtoctTs, binkrrs,
hardware dealers, buyingt aad selling,
were No Interested 90 though tue
uausac tons were those OF every day
life. One acknowledgements over.
stocked, times became stringent, anu
~ he could not raise the necessary
whsrewllhai, he was "closrd Out. .
In addition to commercial tluiits, a
department Il conducted, in which
some Of tho common school braurhrs
are taught rhc Ellis system, now
quite iavOrably known 10 laught. and
with satisfactory results. TIE nun
Der Of Htulunts now enrolled IN one
hundred aud thirty. When NJ In this
lnttlluion, tbs business college Of e..
uhy becomes vrfiinOlo busiDeia
house, It Will more nearly accomplish
10 mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

physical tultuu. Every command
msaniBjmeihing. Thooxofcists Of the
entire foJm were ~ though given by
one pupil. Dfils vitlsi ia their char
acicr followed In qIluk slccunion,
anu Clicltru IVA approval Of thu ulfoc-
tor % physical culture, who ,rame 10
Willie tno uirlcliot1 we've being sivou,
anu WIZ bltd that ttc work
fCpfesuntld IN q satisiactofy decree
tbs eysiom nv taught IN the toIOJls.
Tue personality ui thia teacher, AMI
the effects upon tho school nto1 not
DO told. The work speaEa for Itself.
Iho OfIer was excellent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
TiGfirn GRADE

In the eighth gtaie Of another
school a class In gfanmar was icing
conducted. Tue lemon Tor that gay
was devoted 10 tue Analysis u some
quite iltficatu sentence, the pupil.
IMPLYING cOmmsndabiu familiarity
with cue itssJn, anu replying promptly
20 tutt qIesiiOnS. Toe tupatauDu %
sentences into their PRINCIPAL aud sub.
ordinate PARIS nud the various CASES
a mJJiluB formed cral auilytcs, AMI
tue Htmu work was placed upon the
board IN tue form 81 Jiagrdms FJ.-
lowing was au exercise IA physical
culture under the direction Of the
teacher OF tho room. Tho necessary
commands were given VITA cleafucss
anu vlgor, but the pupils uid not enter
Into the exercise with tho 81 ifit mani
fcsici ~ the teacher who appeared
digni1tI, capable and hei'. lJssts8ul,
anu VINO maintained with apparent
ease, rood order. AZ an Instructor
aud ditcipiinarlan, ulo ~ ualtuJtUlly
tucCuss, anu were there more
cordial relationship existing between
teacher aui lupils, Tie power Of the
iOfmCr would DO lar oly Increased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
LAI1EE-DAY sAiNTs' ooLLIdE.

The hour for recitation had partially
expired when the hullding was
reached, consequently only a brief
report eau DO given. The subject
treated was methods ia teachinc-thr
Textbook used being Raub, M Gle.
mcDiary work. The lesson nuifns
brought out an Interesting discu.si IL.
In which large number Of students
participated. Points not clearly ul-
dcfstoli were explained by thb
teacher, who In his desire TO have the
discussion take u wide range, presented
conclusions that might have been
reached by further Investigation on
TIE InIt % the students themselves.
The teacher was diynified and Gu.
thua.astlC; lup l. attentive anu inter.
esttd. Iuu order was gOoi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

Inavlltt 10 this Institution the ciass
Ia algebra was observed. was deal.
ing with tquat.0fs containing two
unknown Quantities. Wuilt' tex book
WAS iu use, although additional
problems we've assigned from other
aulhou, the Instructor nlop ing this
plan throughout the work. Alta given
nignal thu uuiire class were sent 10 the
hoard, anu given problems tor solu.
tion. Whel student had completed
his example and Demonstrated the
same, he was ut Uucs given enOihef,
thus Keeping everyone busy. Zach
was held strictly ~ account for bis
method Of demonstration, and
which the attention OF thc entire ullti
was directed, especially u the problem
wac complex. ine notation, tquliIgn
nnd the solution --esscn,ialB 81 every
algebfaic pfpu!cm, sHi aNlOnih apply.
ing 10 demonstrations were brought
out with precision. Ono was H..
pfciard vita tho iuea that Though
preparation was REQUESTS for cor
unuui mtmDership VA the class. The
Instructor has strong pfe1l'o5iion foT
Matchmaker nud 10 an efficient
teacher. rho sludcnts were inter.
vsltdi the order very gooI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

In this grade la one school reclta.
tlgu Ia mental arithmetic was going
on, Problem: twu.thiFis luf q bushel
OF wheat costs my cent; Ind the COS.
Of nye bushels. Macy, solve the
example, since two Thirds rf "a hushrI
OF wheat COSTS MY Cuuls, D.o.tuirI of
"a bushrl VIII cost. ne hal, uiii,ty cents,
or twenty-five cent?; lLItg.luirIs, or
one bubhul costs three umus twenty-five
crHls, Cr heyunly'uye ueuts. Since
one busnel 81 wheat COSTS seventy.
cents, ave bushels OF wheat Will GOAT
live umts Gryeuty.iiye cyutP, ur sS.7j.
The gualysidNas given promptly, tur
enlire clUss bulus Oh the ulrrt 10 as.ur.
tain any errors ,nat might occur Five
examples were ,uun gwen, clmlluur
tho fundamental rules unJ were {, D..
wrought IN as many miuuiys. Nearly
al the lupiis completed them within
the drsiEuaIcI une. pnlea were
exchanged, OSamluei, uuI 70 Iu..
called upon 70 give the rrsult; vhI.H.
when gwen, were placed upon tlu
board,
Following lhls, was an czercIse IN
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


FOR RENT-NEw BRICK, 1892 10TH 81. NV;
bed rooms. dining room, kitchen and furnace:
everything first class: rent reduced to $o7 90 per
month; key at Office
fe-A-2; DAVID d. STONE S04 and SOC st. NV
FOR RENT-340 md. AVE. NV, OPPOSITE
City Hall and adjoining Fenda,l building: H.
room house; suitable for private dwelling Office
rooms: $50 per month In advance. For further
particulars write to owner, THOMAS BLAGDf,N.
City Post Office. Box lac. feel St
FOR RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES OvERLDoK-
ING WASHINGTON CIRCLE NV; SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE; 3 AND IL ROOMS WITH GEL
LARS. STONE BASE; MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS; REASONABLE RENT. FOR KEY AP-
PLY TO WESC0rT a. WILCOX.
fe21-4t 1907 PA. AVE. NV.
FOR RENT-BY AUGUST DONATE, 81 7TH ST.
A fine, large SNOWY house on Florida ave. ne. :;
10 rooms IS bed rooms, cellar; city and country
combined; rent but SIS. Key next door, Go
Florida ne fe2l-3t
FOR RENT-NEAR CAPITOL. BRICK HOUSES.
700 and 211 LIST ST. me-: 5000 and S22.5O per
month; modern improvements. Apply JOHN
FOR RENT-BY YESTERDAY s MALLERY.
Real Estate Brokers. 62i F st. NV.
11C2 9Th .llrbA mi $50 1892 9th NV. 12rh&mi 50
1908 NV. Srb&mi. 40 80 Sth ne. 6rDSni. 20
12f0 Duncan he, Orb li1l l2th ne Orb Il
mi ............15 1880 14l l. Sc. Or. i = ~
Two houses In Cook 529 18th ne. Crab ~. 81
Park, Orb, mi. Isl 921 9th NV. lSr,cei&D ~
fc2l-3t
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FOR SALE-STABLE.

FOR SAI.E-A DESIRABLE STABLE. CONTAIN
ing nve stalls and room for three carriages in
square 139. Dupont Circle. and fronting on
two alleys: price. $500 If taken ut once APP
ply 10 FITCH, FOX ~ BROWN, liO6 q ST. NV
fe2l-3.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAIE-N. Ii. AVE. NEAR n ST: % FIT.
front; price, $50 per So. #.
Il ST. hear 18th st. and " ii. ave-: 20 IT,
front; improvements paying over $500 rent
price. $1,000.
Desirable lot facing reservation and Conn ave ;
2oxlOO 1T. to alley; at reasonable price.
40 II. front on y. III. ave-, opp. a reservation
above Dupont Circle; price, S12, 900; $4,000 for
c0-ft. front.
- IT. X st. bet. Conn. ave- and 18th st A.:
Improvements renting for S4i4 per annum; price,
$4,000. i'
A triangular lot on 18th ST.; room for five nice
dwellings; price, $4,000.
81 it. front west side Of n. H. ave. near
Dupont Circle: price, $500.
80 # front. north side of ST. near Conn.,
ave; $3.50 per SCI. IT.
DULANY. FLEMING e. LEE.
fe2o-3t 1920 st. NV.
Fol. SALE-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE sITEs-CO-
~ MBtA HEIGHTS. west of 18th St NV
On Binrcy ST., 3ox1i5 to alley. ............9 Oc
These lots the Chinese legation
JOHN MILLER
felt't S.w. cor. + and 10th SITS. NV
FOR SAI.E-CORNER OF 22D AND o SITS. NV
overlooking Mass ave. 5IxsO: just the place for
an apartment house, square from cars A
~ sfiAtS So2 + ST. fe1O-lm
FOR SALE-S2la FEET FRONT Ply 100 ON 3D
81. ne. just south IL; water; sewer: side and
rear alley: ready to build on: cheap; easy terms
adlress owner. Miss g.. 2U36 Druid Hin ave-
Baltimore Md. iaoI-1ms
FOR SAI.E-BY OWNER. 5000 Fl. OF GROUND
IN q growing neighborhood northwest; is a good
Investment. Apply at lSit 9th st. NV. fe1-1m
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANiE-FINE COUNTRY PLACE At
HcllpOrt. Long Island: acres: s-roorn, furnished
house; small stable: oyerlooks Great South bay:
. miles from Long Island railroad: exchange fer
house In Washington price, 81, 900
THEO. A. HARDING,
fe2l-3t 1904 q st NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-riPE EVENINGS OR STENO-
graphic work at home or ONCE machine furnished
accuracy guaranteed; lowest rates. Address
GOVT STENUGRAPHEk, g2s NJ. ave. fe202d'
MANIFESTATION AS CUACHMAN BY AN
Englishnlan good city references Please address
L. L., Star Office. lds
WANrED-A POSITION AS CLERK; FURNITUR
business preferred best VI references. Address
W. L. W., IUJ st. s.w. Id.
WANIED-BY a POLITE CoLORED YOUNG Man
place TO make himself generally useful aUoul
Il. A, Star Office. feIs-aes
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN - YEARS OF AGE.
Nltn years experience ard best of references,
position aS bookkeeper with firm doing ordinary
business or assistant where there is chance FOR
prOnlotIon- Address A. W., Star otice. Ie2U-2i'
WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
young man, with nrst-clasS New York refer
eices, pace as butler: Is also q good valet. Ad-
dress 81 ii.ER, Star office. fe2u-3d'
WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
man, "a place as coachnan Janitor; good refs.
Call Al Defrees ST. NV. teaO-2d'
WANTED-SnUATION BY FIRST-CLASS EN-
glish coachman, who thoroughly unders tands his
business: can give best y. \. refs. Apply J. l..
LUZ BRO, Harness Makers, s97 Pa.
fel9-3d-
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SOS I'D. Or. .1a.5O
4 O'Brien's row. Or. "a
800 9th. Or. wa. 10. 30
liz Congress st. Or. 8. 81
%. "a. ~ NJ sw. Or. =
9i2 22d. store. a
S.erage rm. SIS l9thnw 5
Stable r'r 1919 G NV. Z
Good 5r houses for
white tenants. L So
mr. 18th. rent each. 8
GEO. W. LTNKINS.
Sfhl nth A..
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FOR RENT
2i22 Ia aye.i1r. 2b. laun-
dry, eel & 81 r. ami. $50
1Uu9 23d. l0r&b. .35. 80
22lS q NV. Sr & b. 80. 80
1916 ii. Sr&b. %. 80
23o6 NJ. Or x b. - 80
Kansas ave. Or. rs
Central ave near Co.
luinbia I'd. .rSsta.16.50
HOS I'D. Or. W. 20. 20
SO 23d, Or. 1880
fa1e
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FOR RENT-FURNISaEr
s0s 18th NV, 12r. $3.50
12J2 = NV. Tor. .l10
UNFuR,
1873 X NV. lSr. $40
1877 18th NV, Tor. rs
Oregon ave. bet 18th
and 18th nv. 10r. 60
Is Tenn ave ne. 11r. 40
4Ol1 Sih ext. Sr. %. 80
226 18th Sc. Or. .25
IoS 3D. lie. Or. -
1l2 Sd ne. Or. %
Go l. ne. Or. 20
1880 Union CT. 5r. IL. 90
WIN. ii.
fel1-s. n. W..
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629 F ST. NV.
1913 9th NV. Or. mi 81
III Carroll Sc. Or. mi. 20. &c
l59 Calf ne. Or. mi. 20. 81
1912 LIST he, s&d. 20. 80
1928 Marion NV, Or,
mi ..............lS-3O
527 14th ne, Or, mi. 1S.3
241 Az sw, Or, mi. Iii
1910 LIST ne. Or. mi. Ia
1898 llth NV, store
and dwg. IL
4O3 Sd sw. Or. mi. 1880
1921 and 1923 18th
Sc. Or. mi. II. 30
465 C sw, Or, waterloo %
121 and 100 A Il c
ct NV. Ar. wa. 10
90S f NV. office room. 10
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FOX RENT-REDCCED !
s33 9th NV. lsr, 2b's. 500
HOS g NV. Tor, mi. 81
1928 X NV. 1or, ami "a
921 9th nw.1lr.ami.55.15
31I Pa ave NV. l0r&b. q. AZ
1914 18th NV. 4r 4
b.. nat. %. oO
2l4 Sd ne. 7r. ami. 30. 81
81 Mo ave NV, Tor. IS
1875 18th NV, Sr&h. mi. 3.
1909 Il Sc. ar. ami. 20 90
l.S2 9th nw.1lr.ami52. 80
$50 4th ne. Sr&b. mi. Is. 81
400 NJ lie. 1r,ami. 20. ),
502 + ne. 1r e. ami. is. 80
24o2 9TH NV. 9r.....I,
fell SWORMSTEDT
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1912 18th NV. Tor. $50
las y NV. 9r........G5
lISHED.
1872 18th NV. Tor. 100
1911 18th NV. Tor. .55
30 9Th ne. Sr. 40
30 llth So. Or. %
346 Elm st. l. u +.
sf -
1O2o 4th ne. Or. rs. 80
233 LIST sw. Or. Is. 40
lag Schott's al. 4r....li
1904 Blaeden's al. Ar. S
SAUNDERS & CO..
l401 + ST. NV.
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ACCOUNTANTS

PATRICK II. e. BRENNAN
Public Accountant ard Auditor
Room ;. li2l street NV
Corporation sudits speciality. di4-3m
sIpk fDNP'NlES. CORPORATIONS LAW
EeTs AMI merchants books posted ard balanced
by competent s"c"uut1Ht AT very low I~ir.s:
wo-k promptly s2i accurately done Address H.
TT 9Th ST. r.to-rr,.
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FOR RENT-BARNES e.
1122 Corcoran NV.
Tor, mi. .$65
SOB Spruce st. L d +.
Or. mi. 30. so
12S Z ne. Or, mi. 80. 50
22l4 g NV, Sr, mi. 80. 30
715 1st NV. Sr. mi 80. 80
1924 5th NV, Sr, mi 80. so
1927 9TH NV. dwg
over store. .25. 80
1888 Spruce st, L d p,
Sr. mi. .25. so
233 18th sw. Sr, mi. %. 50
1885 Linden st, LID
l., Or. mi. ID. so
$50 Spruce ST. L D p.
Or. mi. DO. so
$50 Tenn ave ne, Or, mi22
626 and 52S Tenn ave
ne, 6r, mi. %
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY A MAN AND WIFE. 2 OK IN
furnished rooms on I'd fO1r: in northwest: state
price Address ''FAls1iENO\.' Star office. IT.
WANTED - PLEASANT. LARGE. FURNISHED
room in Georgetown South Washington. where
landlady minds her own business; board Ad-
dress PROMPT PAY Il. Star Office. fe2l-3ts
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FURNISHED OR UNTURNisnEn.

FOR RE\T-9O3 o ST. N.W..2 PLEASANT ROOMS
on I'll floor. fur. unfur.. with heat and
south front; also rooms Sd floor. fur: will
rent together or separate; good board in house.
fe2O-3cs
FOR RENT FUR OR UNFJ'R. ROOMS TO
small family of adults: location excellent: terms
reasonable. Call after 4:3O pm. to PA Del. ave.
fp1O:,cs
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-OR ENCHANGE-ss5 WILL BUY A
nice black country family mare. hoo pounds:
VIII exchange for cheap horse for country
use COoPERS. rear 1921 ii st. NV. fe21-3t"
FOR SALE-A CLOSE CARRIAGE ,ONE-IORSEl:
solid panels; glass: adjus table front; in GOOD
condition: only S75. Can be seen at HACK
NEi'S. Pa. ave. bet. 2Sth and 18th sts NV
fe20-3t*
FOR SALE-TWO TEN-PASSENGER WAGON
cites, with license: fOur horses and harness: will
sell at sacrifice: owner leaving city. Cali at
1i2G New York fe2;J-3t.
FOR SAIE-SORREL MARE: SUITABLE FOR
buggy or phaeton; faster than ordinary buggy
hose: suitable for ladies. Apply to J. w
TYLER. Stable 422 Sth 81. fel7-6t.
HORSE FOR SALE OR TRADE-vERY STYLISH
gray, full tail. absolutely sound, six years Old
twelve miles easily road. well broken. viii
sell at cheap value will trrde for stylish,
cleancut trntting saddle horse. Can be seen at
GHLEN'S STABLES. 1iii-l6 i ST., apply to
or address ii. W. FULLER, c. and o. railway,
18th and G. sts fe15-tf
FOR SALE-TIIE MOST STYLISH LARGE HORSE
In the city; young. sound and kind: also i'm
ported Stanhope gig and magnificent harness;
sold because owner has left the city and does not
want to move them; the SWEETEST turnout Of the
Kind in Washington. Can he seen ut COOPE1R'S
STABLE, rear of the Hotel Fredonia. feG-lm
FOR SALE-COUPE- ROCKAwAYS TRAPS COU-
pelettcs, huckboarls surveys buCgies. business,
milk and dayton wagons at low prices.
ocl2-6n COOK & JARBOE. 329J VI st. NV
FOR SAIE-2O HEAD ACCIIMATED HORSES;
suitable for all purposes. MONUMENTAL STA
bi-f-S, -Vs 18th ST. NV. Telephone GO. Diff
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1886 VT ave. Tor,
xlO; FUR. IFS
1721 DE Sales. 11r. lie
93l L NV. Or. 40
1872 Union pl. Or. Is. 90
10 r ne. l2r. rs
'THERFORD, 1907 = st.
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HOTELS.

wIiIAID's HOTEL.
Pa and lsth st..
SEQ Washington. ID. {.
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PERSONAL.

WANTEIt-I WILL PAY $50 DOWN AND 81 PEI,
Month 10 any enc procuring n government
Position at so per month. $40 per month for
$50 place. Address e. n. Star office It,
II STATURE WE'RE SMALL. ECT WE HAVE,
as large q heart elephant. That il ta.
reason We 0fIer such sounding rates for gents
discarded garments Notes by mail. JUSTITS
OLD STAND. $40 ID 81. NV fp2f
Az Tllci1ZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
'tfhdeHtial communications promptly attended
To- Clrce open all hours. Best references w
WILLIAMS. Manager $40 + St NV fe5-lm.
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w, 4r, III
$50 Tenn ne. Or, mi22 9OS F NV. office room 10
GIG and 52S Tenn ave
ne, Or, mi. .... 22l
Church OF the Covenant; 10 rooms and bath;
ami: heated by furnace; S55 to a good tenant.
fe2l-3t ED. J. OHAHE. 10O6 st. NV.
FOR RENT-l1as 18TH ST. NV; ELEGANT NEW
house; 10 rooms and bath: ami. heated by fur
mace; $40 to a desirable tenant.
fe2l-3t ED. ]. O'HARE, 1905 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-l417 18TH SINE; ROOMS; BATH;
ami. SIS.
BUDDETT STRIKER.
fe2l-St' 1U26 Florida ne.
FOR RENT-1724 ST. NV; BROwN-STONE
and pressed brick house; 10 rooms: beautiful
cabinet mantels; grapolithic sidewalk and large
yard very desirable. Apply 1872 = st. fe2o-3t'
FOR RENT-12 18TH ST. NE, OPPOSITE LIN
house. with large back yard; rooms and bath
elegantly papered and furnished with all modern
improvements n terms very moderate Apply next
FOR RENT-MARCH I-1oOs X ST. NV. ss7 so
per month. Inquire 326 ST. fe2O-2t'
FOR RENT-5l4 18TH ST. STORE GEL. :. SEQ
1919 i4th st: store. $50 49, Elm st, IT,. 20
b Sl st. r nat 80. I'd me- 6r b. $ g
fe20- THoS. W. HUNGERFoRD 1918 II ST.
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK, I22O
Il st. NV; ID rooms, two baths cellar, furnace
and all in good repair; s7O also desirable seven
room brick, 1217 9th st. NV, with bath. &c.
So. ALBERT i. FOX. go F ST. n fea03t
FOR RENT-I26 18TH ST. NV; REDUCED To
$50 MONTH; 10 rooms and baths; in good
fe2O-6t c. D. LIEBERMANN. 1903 st,
FOn RENT-l3lO 9TH ST. NV, BEAUTIFUL
new house Of rooms; cabinet mantes; electric
gas lighting, &c rent reduced to SO
ll.room house; modern conveniences. OWNER,
l41 st. ne. fe20-6t"
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A FIVE OR SIX
room house ami lot. Address. stating number
street. size of house and lot and monthly rent
Box ., Star office. fe2O-ow
wANTED-Nw. OR CAP HILL. GOOD LOCA-
tiOn- house . to rooms. equity in beautiful
Suburban home. $500. and $3.50 cash as first
payment; balance quarterly, assume trust
:. b.. Star Office. feao-2ts
WANTED MARCH I. BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife. furnished house TO for during summer;
nominal rent. Address r. W, Star Office. fe2U-3t'
WANTED BUY OR EXCHANGE HOUSES AND
lots. owners send fIll particulars TO GEO. T.
. ROBINSON, % Atlantic bldg feiJ-Im
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-OWING To CIRCUMSTA NCFS
which 10 not TO make public. l will rent
my elegant upright piano for 81 per month
Address Mrs. H.. Star office. fa2p-3t
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FL RN
In NV. 20r. $3.50
Il l ay mr. Ct av.11r333. 81
l st mr. 18th NV. 15r333. a3
VT av 4 l. st NV. lSr. 800
Mass av Dr 18th st
NV. 1Sr. 300
Il st mr. 18th NV. 1Sr. 800
y ii ave mr. Corcoran
ST. l3r. 20
Conn ave mr. x. 1Sr. .2.5
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. I3r. .225
II l ave mr. 18th st NV,
l-r .-UU
NE cor y III ave and
Corcorau ST. l3r. l66. %
1914 10Th st NV. 1lr.lJO
2lst and . SITS nw.1orlJO
DeSales ST NV. 12r. 10
OFF
1924 + st nw.basem't.Si5
900 l4th NV. .6s. 30
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. Ar. entire
third floor. ......... go
Pa av and 18th NV. pr. to
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS nv. Pr. I'd floor. 10
133 9TH st NV. LIST and
I'd floors. 40
1i2U Pa ave. I'd floor. 40
Sw cor 18th and +. 3r. 90
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1009 y. J. ave. NV.
Q rooms: all III. 4.
fe1e-2ts Apply next door.

lantic Coast Line build
ing" all front and fire.
proof, from $40 to sac
each.
RES.
625 Ia ave. hall. IS
Coree-roasting establish
ment, with all machin-
cry y. ,
18th and Z NV. "a
.LES.
102S Conn ave, rea-. q
81 L NV, rear. 10
SOC 18th NV, resr. a
y, 10th and r SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT OR SAI.E-AT ATLANTIC CITY Nj
bargains in hotels boardin; houses and cottages
building sites reasonable. ISRAEL. q. ADAMS &
CO., Atlantic City. f.J-I,p