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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08


Quarscriy Examination Questions.
The following is a list Of the ques-
tions propounded to High School
pupils (Grade Nine) in Physiology
and Civil Government at quarterly
examination just held:
PHYSIOLOGY.
]. What Is ta) Anatomy 90 Physiology:
. How many eismsntary substances does the hu
). Meme disisiuas Of the slali. (a,oivs numbsr Of
I. How many uiis teeth Psrmssens tssshs
8 What bones are eomprissd 10 the srunk
a Give number 81 bonss IN the wrist
:. Give technical name Vi hip bones
i. What Is . ball and -soeket ioints hinge Joint
o what q musclef cd Into what CLASSES ar
what = dlasrcnce In muscular strength mainly due
10 IL there any connection between abnorn,ails
deyslopesi muscles and heart diseAssi
H. Trace the circulation % che bleed from thu
right Anricie 81 the heart 70 the capAres and return
II What Is the average weight Of tho heart Ia
ada:sss
the cxpillaries reecvc any other force or impulse
than that impaired 70 II by the hearth
IA Give organs II fcspiration-
Is. Nhers the vocal cords locntedY
is what Is tidal all Residual ART
~. What IN tbs Difference between inspired and OF
pircd kiff
Is Name the organs Of digestion.
IL. What arc the processes OF digestion,
10 Give the eject Of acids on salsary digestiony
n. What would b. the effect Of sesering The spnA
cord in the middle u the backf
a. What Il the sympafhetie nervous systsmf
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
l. What arc the three departments Of government
3 What relation does State esAr 70 the fsdera
3 Upon what i the English constitution based.
& Does the Sovereign Of Great britain have sst
powsrf
&, Doe. The Hoase Of Lords have an squai pows
with the House Il comnaosass
| q What was tho Revolution Of 1855 and wha
| changes were srouxt by III
| y In England how 10 new Cabinet fornseds
| i What powers may be exsrcissd BY the govern
n What po~srs may = STATE government exsrcis
| 10. Mention some q tbs different forms d loo
1 government.
Ill Give ilss q eounsy osbcsr&
| " Should bonds be tAxedf State reasons 70
/ opinion
IL What b tbs dlaercnes bstwsea revenue tAri
ia What y intsrasi rssenu<s Hos coilsctsdy
10. Frvm nssiosai standpoint do you fasor . d
/ rc<t taxi
/ 10. MhAt Ia ritsf
1 ~. Explain Australian system Of voting
| ~ How many msn oomprise mi Idaho grad iur,
| Tns petIt iuryf
10 supSasinx burglary to have been commitsss
What criminal process seuid Be necessary % q
%. II wAAs kind Of cases y ths wris Of nsAadamr
Il. can STATE repadists her dehfas
l ~. Hom 10 President electsds Explain in faiL
n Ii the President and Vice President beth di
who saecseds 20 The once 81 trsssdenfs
a. In what b lbs treaty -insAing posef vested
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Mullan Tunnel.

In alb ut thirty days the work OF
lining the Mullan tunnel will be
completed, and that long under
ground passage will be secure, it
is believed, from any further dam
ger from the cave-ins that have
proved such disastrous impede
nents to traffic during the past
two years. The work has been
done in most thorough manner,
and the tunnel is now completely
lined with q solid arch of stone
and brick masonry. The founda-
tion walls of the arch are of heavy
stone masonry averaging three FEET
in thickness, and across from these
the arch is sprung that holds in
check the loose earth and rock
above and makes the tunnel as safe,
it is said, as any in the world:
The work has progressed so favor
ably this fall that it will be COM
pleted considerably earlier than
was expected and after another
month the construction cars, that
have been familiar objects at the
ends of the tunnel TO travellers
over the range, viii be dismantled.
New Northwest.
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countries shall not get ahead of us
in the matter of national debt.
AS a minister of finance, the Sec
retary is a brilliant success. He
patronizes home industries in one
respect, that is, in the production
of bonds for the foreign market.
1t may not be generally known,
but the populists are patronizing
the same industry. The bills which
were introduced by the populist
members of congress, during the
last year, call for the modest little
sum Of thirty-fve billions of dol
lars. How much they will require
next year is not stated. If they
ever gain control of the govern
ment, the paper making business
will undoubtedly flourish.
~
We have one OF the finest coun-
ties in the state of Montana. Its
resources are varied and, as vet,
not fully developed. Let US turn
our attention more to the develop
ment of these resources. BY adds
ing to our wealth we add TO our
power. BY opening every possible
avenue to industry we increase our
strength at home and abroad
Every mile of railroad built; every
mine, mill or factory opened; every
additional acre of ground titled; not
only aods to the individual wealth
but builds up our power and rank
as a county. We are proud of TIE.
ton county now. Let US push her
ahead, by every available. means,
until she occupies tie foremost
place in the galaxy Of counties
which compose our great state.
QUILL DRIVER
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Indiana, knitting factory, together
with large quantity of manufac-
tured stock, was washed away by
the st. Joseph river. The inhabi-
tants below are now. engaged In
fishing out their supplies Of socks.
The Chicago & North. Western
railway gives notice OF reduction
in it's excess baggage rates to the
tariff which went into effect Nov.
this year. This is the beginning
OF the great passenger rate var
which is being inaugurated all over
the west.
DR.. Donaldson Smith, Of Phils-
delphia, who went to explore the
unknown country between Berbere
and Lake Rudolph, Africa, has
been heard from. He narrowly e.
capped death, al one time, from an
irfuriatcd rhinoceros which he Asd
wounded.
Despite the late strike the Pull.
man Palace Car company has just
declared its regular quarterly diyi.
dend OF 81 share. And yet this
giant and merciless corporation at-
tempted to create the impresaioa
that it either had to reduce wages
or else close up shop.
According to the figures Of the
Chicago Times the United States
senate, after March, 1895, will
stand: Democrats SO. republicans
IL. populists 8. The republicans
will fall three short Of . majority
and thespopulist will hold the BAL
ance of power. There will be lirs.
ly times in congress during the
next four years.
The valuation of cattle In Wyom-
iRg for 1894 was t3, SEQ, 964, out of
total state valuation of $29, 1913, !
OIL 20. G In 1886 the valuation of
cattle wass .s14, e5l, 12s, out of .
valuation Of $31, ,02O, 794.
AS compared0with l893sgevery
county in the state shows a de-
creased. valuation, except Nataona
whose valuation increased $76, 762. !,
Sc. Every Industry ia the stats
suffered severe losses during 1894,
aggregating On the state valuation
SO, 3,158, 76O.76.
party os pnllman nnemnlnyni3
and their families. numbering ia
all 500 parsons, arrived in Alabama
last week, and will start q single
tax colony after the ideas of Henry
George, near Blakely, in Bsldwia
county. They have secured $500
acres OF fine land at IS an acre, oa
the very spot where the last battle
of the civil war was fought. The
land lies for two and a half miles
along the beautiful Tensaw river.
Sawmill and brick making nsschin-
cry have been bought on time, and
it is believed here that the cooper
ative colony will prove success.
The states sending straight re-
publican delegations to congress
are, Delaware, Idaho, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, New
Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon
Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vcr-
mont, Washington, West Virginia,
Wisconsin, sWyoming and Okla-
homa Territory. Those sending
straight democratic delegations
are, Florida, Mississippi, South
Carolina. Texas and the Territories
of Arizona and New Mexico. The
southern states sending republican
representatives are, Kentucky, s.
Louisiana, 3, Mary yland, 3, Missouri,
10, North Carolina, 2, Tennessee, 4,
Virginia, 2, and West Virginia, 4.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Stolen From Our Exchanges, Re-
hashed, Etc, for our Readers.

Worlds Columbian souvenir hall
dollars are now selling at par,
DR.. McCosh, for twenty years
president of Princeton college, died
last Friday evening.
The United States Postoffice De.
partment shows a deficiency fol-
last year of ses243, ,935.
1t is confidently believed that tht
United States will be asked tt
mediate between China and; Japan.
Count Herbert Bismarck says
his father cannot live long. His
constitution has been much weak
ened lately.
Gen. McCook has been appointed
Ma jor General, vice Gen. Howard,
retired. Gen. McCook will be re-
tired in the spring.
Sockless Jerry, having been de.
feated in Kansas, will go to IT,
diana and run for Governor on the
Pop. ticket in 1896.
The secret service has discovered
a new $40 counterfeit note It is
produced by the aid of photogra
ply, the coloring being applied
with a brush.
Rev. Richard Carroll, an aged
Baptist preacher. of Muddlesboro,
Ky, hung himself the other day.
He had been shouting for the Lord
Jesus Christ for'65 years.
In the late transit of Mercury
across the disk uof Ethe sun, the
planet was two minutes behind
time. 1t is supposed that Mercury
stopped to listen to the election re-
turns.
Paul Conrad, president of the
old Louisiana Lottery. and head Of
the concern since its removal from
that city, died last Monday. He
leaves an estate valued at many
millions.
1t is stated that the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company
will re>establish its steamship line
between Portland and Puget
Sound, touching at British Co]um-
bia points.
At Woodland, California, Salem
G. Worden, an A. r. U. man, who
wrecked train, during a strike,
causing the death of the engineer
and four soldiers, was convicted OF
murder in the first degree.
The will of Professor David
Swing has been admitted to pro
bate. The estate is valued at $50,
600. Of this amount, the PROBES
sor bequeathed $40, 600 to the Hi
nois Humane Society. The balance
goes to his relatives.
| Kate Field has been made an
officer of public instructions by
by the French government, the
highest for services rendered tC
literature and art. She received {
brevet Monday from the French le
cation in Washington.
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BOARDING

FOOL / ST. N.w.-FTRNISIIED ROOMS WITH
hrst-class table hoard; large corner house; south
and east exposure. apli-IIns
THE LEXINGTON. Sd AND T SITS. NE-SITU-
ated In the center Of 10 acres: its elevation,
magnificent forest trees, pure artesian well water
and accessibility thy electric ears 10 the city,
makes u one % the most desirable places in or
around Washington 10 spend the summer. II has
been newly furnished, supplied with telephone
and electric light. bath rooms and all other mod
an improvements apl4-Ims
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FOR EXCHANGE.

built; in pay ment receive one-half cash balance
in unincumbered centrally located ground For
particulars address T. s.. Star Office sp23-2t'
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1919 X NV. 1Sr. $500. 90
2119 . NV, 12r. 1000
lbs Oregon NV, Tor. 60.0 90
l22l 10th NV, Tor. IS. 90
100 Newark ST. Pet
worth, 11r. 40. 90
1889 Wallach NV, Or
and cellar. 1888
702-4-6 Newark st.
Petworth. 11r. =. 80. 90
D11-13 Sth eXtd, Pet
worth, 6r. .27. 80
29 I'd ne, Or. .25. 80
W. Il
ano1 coat
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-BY X. o. HOFFMAN REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and F sts NV
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
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MEDICAL. &c.

sTRANGERs. TAKE NoITCE-DR. BROTHERS
tr,at, all diseases OF men. No cure, no nav
mly established advertising physician IN this
city. Established IS years 906 st. sw.
np7-1m'
DR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE Am
lcngest established specialist IN this city with
so yoars' eKporience; AZ years at 9Oe b 81. sw
Consultation free arl strictly CONFIDENTIAL am ms
a powerful Nerve Stimplnnt and Tome OF an
the reuedies for Nervous Debility. Neurnlgfa
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that sians OF
people who are weak. miserable, letha rcic
sleepy, lack of ambition and rest there a M
remedy equal 20 this cordial. II has been IN u.e
FOR leary forty I've years In this city. soe AZ.
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FOR RENT-FoR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the large and pleasant residence. "EvERMAY."
| large grounds; extensive view; terms, $3.50 per
month; TO private parties only. Apply on the
premises, 1923 2Sth st. apl2 -eo6ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT I4O'Brien's row, Or. 10 90
3 ssSs b. IS H HIS:
sa Storage T 81 is
90. GEO: "; LiSKiS s. eA''
FOR RENraI1ss y y 2e24 K NV. er&b. 20 80
sloS NV. lor&2Ss 20 ISIS = Cap Cap is
1872 Sc ior&b $3.50 $40 1 Blair Sc ne. ar. 10. SO
apZ.-i H. L. RUST. 624 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT.ss NJ NV; 8 ROOMS; FLOORS;
H Sessss condition; only So e NASH. 1922 Mnw.
FOR RENT-NEAT 7;RooM BRICK HOUSE on
apsss Il NV near Il LEE PtE s RSs.h 1881 st.
FOR RENT-A VERY FRETTILY FURNISHED
ST. containing 10 rooms Hs and bath; good Sized
yard. VIII rent to good tenant till October at
ap24-2w JOHN B. WIGHT, 141o G st.
FOR RENT-8TH AND S. ECKNGTON-PARTY
W wisni1s to leave the city has completely fur
sion Immediately. A bargain ap2i3ts
FOR RENT-NEAR PATENT OFFICE, 72o sTH ST.
9 ssa5s sa THOMAS WIN ": Fo%LEH' ssl T
FOR .RENT-FURNIsHED- ST. NEAR 18TH.
handsome house to a desirable party: low rent
for summer months. Particulars at 1880 10th st.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE ON X ST. Be
tween 18th and 18th sts.; southern exposure
Rent, SITS month. Address X STREET, Star
office. It,
FOR RENT-6RoOM BRICK HOUSE, No. 915 X
st. nv; water, gas and latrobe. Rent $40. APP
ply l1O6 L ST. NV. ap2i-3t'
FOR RENT-DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED HocsE,
18th street near T; rooms; June to November
only 500 per month. Particulars ut 1880 10th St.
ap243t
FOR RENT
1915 X NV, Tor. 800 1883 9th NV, Sr. Is so
1889 X NV, Tor. rs 941 Nd ave sw, Or. rs
$40 9Th NV, Or. AT 80 1870 Sth NV Or. %. 80
2Ol4 NV. Tor. .4G so 1872 Sth NV, Or. %. so
2l3 LIST NV, Or. 81. 10 go NV, Or (col %. so
III Ith, st Or. .35 PA Va ave- Or. rs. 80
BOZ 18th sw, 1r. .30.35 2139 Va ave, Or 49, 30
2223 NV, Ir. 80. so 9l4 W NV, Or (coD 5. 80
1877 9Th NV, Sr. %. sol GA Acker me- 6r. IS so
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WANTED-ROOMS

wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, LARGE
room and board in private family, or quiet
boarding house, with view TO permanency; loca-
ton and environments must be unexceptionabe and
rates moderate: frst-class references. Address
giving location and terms, Box 40. Star Office.
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FOR RENT s21 French, 7r, mi Is so
lltl Nh av q. mfSS3. 10 633 4th ne. sr. mi Is 50
$40 10th. Office rms. IS 1919 3Oth Or mi 90 SO
1852 1Itn, 1Or, mi. Is 2O2 Mass ave NV Or
10 y; OF, 81 Gel. 90 W, g:........... 50
500 21st. l2r. mi. sc. 81 23,,s g. Or III S0
us 10th, 14r mi. SO 1912 34th sr W ID 20
2i09 q, Or, mi so. 50 24OS n Or W o Ia "a
2225 Pa ave. Tor M. 80. 50 SIP Nh ave 5r eel IA
2313 Pa av,11r. mi. so 2l2e pa av rear Ar w IA
e25 18th, 12r. mi. AS All DIST Or W * az
22o57 L, sr, MI. 4O.50 tO7 -e-ll-l3 o2d o. wiz 20
el23 Pa ave. Tor. mi *. 80 242I-e n ar VIZ IL al
2137 X, Or. mi. IS. so is26 18TH rr son * 40
2031 II, 7r. mi. IS. 80 s3l II ave Or w il 40
1881 W. lor S2.5o 2o23 L. r'r. 5r, 80
,S 800 IA avelor MI SOD 2414 G. 6r 4 8. is 80
Sa;So T. sr mi. 3D. % 400 Franklin, Or. rs
SIS 81 Ut mi. 80 a5l3 Prospect. Tr. rs
80 L, ", Gel, MIL % l22226-2S 25th. Or. rs
LIS istn, er mi. ~ % 2056 32d. Or. ....... rs
2lSl L. Or, mi $3.50 1904 llth ar W Is
$50 Doth. sr. mi. 30 so 5000 e3d ar wa il "a
2l29 Pa ave. 7r.mi 80. so Pas ~ Or Ia "a
20l6 NJ. sr. mi 30 50 ST. o3d ar "a al
1906 Klngman Ir, mi 81 so SIG pa Or wa " IA an
1916 Kingman, Or mi Is 20 23Oe II Va ave Or VIA N
$40 G ne, Or. mi. % so
For full list amply to
WESC0TT & WILCOX LOOT pa an.
ap2is, tu&th ave-
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FOR RENT
u<FUR\ISIIED

Cor 18th 2 ats Fla ave near Mass
with stableJ. s Sf3.3I ave tsummer, = so
Mass ave. 18Th Nnd st bet goth and
s's 80. 90 list SITS. $50
st bet adj and Cor II and Goth. :. zoo
18th SITS. 500 II ct bet 18th and
ave bet 18th st 2Cth SITS -. Ia
and Conn ave, with 18th ST fronting Far.
st near Conn ave, rarnt Souara 80
with stable. 1867 18th ST hi . & u i5o oS
bet 14th d 18th. 300 st bet Goth and slst
Mass ave bet 18th st SITS ...,.,.,.. $50
=, and Dupont Circle, 500 18th st bet 1 and
Conn ave bet 81 and X sts ,.1S o
y SITS. 49,. POI 81 De Sales st bet iith
i6th bet L ana = SITS 22J ST and Conn ave l25
81 bet 10Th and 10Th st mr. Mass ave LIS
1Ith SITS. Dos "a Corcoran 81 bet 18th
Conn ave bet NJ and and 18th SITS - I'm
~ sts, with stanlc 20 18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
81 net -"'h and st bet 18th and
18th st Dupont bet 18th & 18th So "a
Cir Summer. so
FLATS.
An apartment in The Concord Of rms and
bath. completely and handsomely Furnished $50
ROOMS
Dice rooms on 1s' 0oor Of ls14 IT, heat and Gas SOS
lioS F st. LIST floor furnished rooms and
ahd basefneht Si2o bath on f near
lrm. I'd floor, 1903 l1th st..,,.....,-
Pa ave. cor 18th. .35
STORES
1913 w st. NV, 18Th ST. store and
dwelling, with brick stable 1920 ........ $50
11oi G ST, LIST floor and basement. .......,.. 80
BULLETINS CAN RE OBTAINED AT OUR ut'.
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
Hill. X JOHNSTON.
npl1-eo 1908 Pennsylvania ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS.
1o5 l4th nw......s6s. SO
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. Ar, entire
3D. noor. go. 90
Pa av q IL nv. Pr .6s. 90
607 It'll NV, LIST q. 5000
Sc cor 18th and y
SITS NV. 2r, I'd $4,000
733 It'll nv, LIST q
"a noors- 80. Or
1920 Pa nv, I'd g. 40. 90
Sw cor IL q E. 3r 80. 90
TH0S
spiStr
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WANTED
To TEACH YOU
To COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
BY our new process-the Acknowledged best
method known The most inexperienced can
produce excellent results. Send Is cents for
samples OF the work. call and see them
yourself.
You can make photograph coloring a profit
able amusement by coloring photocraphs OF
celebrities for bazaars and the like. We
color pilot ographs IL you want yours colored
THE COLORGRAPH CO..
1923 STH ST. NV. a,oI
wANTED-ANYBoDY WHO WANTS WAII-pA.
PEItJNG DONE
To send for estimate which we guarantee
will be 90 per cent below that of any other
dealer In town.
UROOMS wAII.-PAPERED FOR SO AND
UP. Very best papers skilled men, and salts
factory work always assured
OAl kinds Interior Decorating Send
word or call, well answer quickly.
GIILET CO., 1893 18th st. ap23
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1025 4th ne, Or. 1850
BIS G sw. Or. I'LL. SO
30 5th ne, Sr. .35. 70
Is Tenn ave Iincoln
Park, 11r. 40. 90
30 11th Sc, Or. .25. 90
226 18th Sc, Or. .25. 90
PA 1871 sw, 9r&sta rs. 20
BAG Elm. LDPk, Or. Is. OC
106-S Sd tie, Or. .23. 0C
112-18 Sd ne, Or. ..21. 90
$50 Sd ne. Or. 81. OC
1l30 Union ct, Or. 1880
120S Blagden's al. 500
SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
l3O7 = sf N "
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-4o OFFICE ROOMS; ALL MODERN
Improvements: Bliss building. Nos. IS. 81 aud 10
ST NV, opposite Capitol grounds; foor plans
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-A LARGE STORE AND CIR
wv lilo "a ~ $50 90
Store. cellar and Or. dwelling, 1874 II ST. ne IL ~
CAYNcoD & GARRETT, 18TH ct. sni n y. ave
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
wANTED-THE GENTLEMEN WHO SAW A
lady knocked down by large dog y. Cap.
ST.. bet. II and l sts Monday about s am,
to send names and addresses 10 E. X. SHIP,
so ST. ne. It,
An IDEAL ANSWER TO OUR ADS. PLEASE
call at and examine gents dis
carded garments have for sale. Do thou like
wise. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, $40 d st. NV. ap2i
PROFESSIONAL BATHS BY NINE. COLFORD:
treatment given both sexes: scientific massage
alcohol rubbings, magnetic treatment; sea salt
and medicated baths. 1910 st. NV. Hours: o
am. to 10 pm. ap23-3t'
S. A. COLLINS. FOR YEARS WITH II. SEN.
ken and j. Kari, can now he found at t3l
18th ST. NV, where he would like to his
friends, and all who want good watch and clock
repairing ap19-1w'
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
to. Office opel all hours. Best references. W.
WILLIAMS, Manager 900 st. NV mh7-2m'
ASTROIOGER-"OLD DIR. PAUL CASTOR"
Send date of BIRTH sex. % cents and stamp for
future prospects: marriage, business speculation
all affairs. 2Ss Sd ave-, n. Y; mention paper.
mh22-tu, tn, s2m
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
anTSers. Scld l0c. to s. w. FLYNN. AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
mh}0-1m' S.W. CORNER sTH AND K SITS. NV
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ron RENT-RENNGToN TYPEwRTTERs AT
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free fn city. month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WfCkOFF. SEAMANS BENEDICT.
dls-u Cor. sth and r nLv
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MALE OR FEMALE.

wANTTD-CHANCE OF LIFETIME-IMAlE-
dately. canyassers and agents In every city in
the United States to Introduce ''Multum in Par
yo." the elastic ink holder for pens: from 50 10
80 easily made with hours work daily Call
address TEEO. 5. MEYER, 40 Nassau ST.,
Room 46 New York city. api9-th. 8 tulm
wANTED-MARRIED COUPLE, MAN AS COACH
MAN and gardener. wife cook. for nearby
country place. Address. with references, &c,
wASiSUTTA Star office ap2l-3c.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

! FOR RENT-1233 MASS. AVE. NV, A HAND
| somely furnished 2d-story parlor and bed room
suite; bay window; southern exposure, and other
| rooms, with board. ap24-4as
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if2 y NV. I'm Q. 80. 90
Several fine Offices. -
1871 2 NV. rm 10. 1000
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1913 p nw.seversl NJ
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24

FbR RENT
90 q st NV, 7r. $50
236 n ] ave NV, Sr. so
Wesley Heights NV, 9r.50
220 l st NV. 10r. 80
AL NJ st NV, 11r. 80
1912 L st NV, 7r. $3.50
632 21st st NV. Tor. As
2l49 Fla ave NV. Or. 1850
2132 l. st NV, Or. 40
1922 22d st NV. Or. 40
Up pit l416 14th ct NV,
Pa F st NV, 11r. 40
1907 L st NV, 9r.SS.5O
2S03 Q st NV, Or. ;. .37
1908 18th st NV, Tr.36.63
1421 Fla ave NV. Sr. 80
1015 T st NV, 7r. .35
ola Sth st NV, Or. .35
1102 18th st NV, Tr. .35
22ft L st NV. 7r. IS
14lS 18th st NV, Tor. .S5
AGA c st NV, 1lr. 30. 40
Up pit laos p st NV, 7r.30
1901 18th st NV, 7r. 80
624 2ist st NV, Or. :. 80
S21 22d ct NV. Or. =. 80
526 21st st NV. Or. 80
8S-40-42 and a r at
NV. 7r. .27. so
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24

FOR RENT-l7S2 Y. J. AVE; s-RooM COTTAGE.
large lawns $50 SO.
138 Z ST. ne; rooms and bath; $50 90
spis-6t JOHN B. NIGHT IilO Z; ST
FOR RENT-5l3 TO 12l Path ST. NV .-RooN
brick houses, 10 good condition Only IS 2o ner
mo, WASHN DANENH0wER
aplo-ot Cor. 18th and q sts NV
FOR RENT-2ols FORMER PLACE NV. .
story Groom brick; cellar. bath and All m 4
$3.50 per mo. wASH'N DANENHOWER
aplS-0t Cor. 18th and G SITS NV
FOR RENT-22o4 18TH ST. NV; 7-RooM Br. !;
bath, cellar, good shed; MI; good repair; large
NV. an1s-G,s
FOR RENT-3lS Sc; ELEG Ant FINISH: NEW
brick: ami electric BELLS speaking tubes; tiled
coal vault; yard; near cars. HARBIN 3Ie Pa
ave. sc. ARNOLD ass La. ave apIS-imo
FOR RENTS GRANT PLACE NV; II ROOMS;
good condition; newly painted and papered; :
$i0es' WATERS THOMPSON. 1885 r ct.
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