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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

FOR RENT-S25; NEW HOUSES 4O2 AND 4O6
81: Sc; rooms; bath; pantry; cabinet mantels;
ses: :G'fafHS iscs s's
ron RENr-sl4 18TH ST.. srOnl GEL. -
s ss f. .SEss a1s lin i ss g
l5l0 Soth, " Z b.: 90 Mccullough st.4r. $50
=: s,s e nj fH Ss& " HHNcEnronp. 1919 ST.
10 D pe. lir...; .s..l LAS Union ..slo.sS
f fss ,s.i St i Pr. 81 81 . .w
us Il NV. liz. $3.50 80 7th Sc. si .
ss 81 - s.s V9IH e
~ .yass 4: f TYIiR RtrHrRroRp. 1907 st.
FOR RENT-es7 Westminster q. NV. .sas. o.
isos Gales st. isio ssth st. G;wn. 10
H ASS for "; W. q 'i FH II 81 III st.
FOR RENT-l225 ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE; o
Inquire os
ELS, 1913 n st. r.w. jel0ot'
FOR RENT-2iO0 @: $50 Is P ne............-
s rs 4th Me- 1sss AetHs .iSSS
15s ne: 1900. 90 g. Sheridan st. :lo.oo
s.. R si:.as. Va. s sSss:ss:-
~ 1''-'' WATERS THOMPSON.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-TO OCTOBER /; six
room house beyond Fla ave-: near cable cars
large lot shade trees; SIS Call or address iiis
i7l4 Oregon ave. Or $50 es5 Elliott ne. CT. 1880
S S,l. ,SSs ,sSS wS SHGss .:
The McLkcHiiiEN REAL lis. AND LOAF Co.
telS-tf Cor. 10th and g SITS. NV.
FOR RENTAL Low PRICE. 2ioe y sT:
az ss iss si;s
% ID u A
house. with MI. 72s y st. ne; So. Also Or.
brick, SIG st. Sc. both open and well 10
Sy 'sS sD:I'i g. s SEoisshsr. go nth ST. NV
FOR RENT-sooa P ST. NV. 1OR. 5000
sSo 10 n Mass .. ave ave. ne $50
,.is ALEy W. ". aiIERY CO. ga St. az. Ss;00
FOR RENT.elo ST. NE; GROOM BRICK;
s h:e'' to 'S''s! W. i ftf: e. 8,
FOR PENTHOUSE ls.l CoRcoRAN ST.. .
cs. s sna ten d srse
back paror used as dining room. back Of which
Suts pSn,y with dumb waite.
store room Rent. $45. THoS. &c. HENsEy 4
CO.. 1907 + St n.w. ryso-lm
FGR nEY g. rs az Sc n. s,ss go. e
i iss n sv. MR. Or; e, NV
20lO l&th NV, 10r&b. As a624 nv, 6r&b. % 80
1l0t nw.7r&b. Is 30 Fla ave nv, Grab. 20
je6 II. l.. RUST. GA l<th st. nv.
FOR RENT-REDUCED TO $50 FER MONTH
elegant new s-room and bath bricks: ami
nicely papered: porches; shade. &c. Take Bright
wood ave. cars to Newman terrace. 4ooi ssh st.
NV my3-3m
FOR RENT-lI4II 18TH ST. Ne. en- ..... $500
lSo duncan u. ne. 6r.................. 1870
o22 Tenn. ave. ne, observation-disclosures 1900
1o4o Vermont ave. ST.. 81. So
by ALIEN W. MAiIERY Co. ga st. NV W."
jel2
FOR RENT
2 Dupont circle. -. .sl2s 1903 80
SIC Conn ave: .iises 1876 corcoran ST.; S
1871 10th st. 100 1884 wsllach place. 20
l464 Rhode Island ay. 100 Stable RI i74s Il avs
202% G st........91 81 Stable r'r 1878 N 81 q
1915 st.........S -33 f0S It'll u is So
once laos G st...e2s 80 5sI nth st Sc: 10
Also a large list Of desirable Furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX BROWN.
je6 i+oe Of. aw.
FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK; BAY WINDOW; ALI,
NIL: rooms and concrete cellar; nice yard:
stoves and all rooms clean and In best condition.
III \. \. ave- NV. myl3-2m'
FOR RENT-AT SIS 5O-3ls ST q q, NEW
Groom brick: sout1 front; ami; electric bells,
speaking tubes; ttny; yaults; yards: alley;
near cars. See HARDIN, $40 Pa. ave. sc.
1el5-3m
FOR RENT-HorsE zoos G ST. NV; ie ROOMS:
modern improvements; IN good repair; 500 per
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Bf X. U. HOFFMAN REAL "a
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sta
900 - uNfuRNISHLD HOUSES
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FOR RENT .-
els ave. Tor .seo.so 42s ] ct nv, Or. n 20
sss Q i NV. I4r 5000 III caifornia' g. sSss
a22s 18th e NV T. 20 wssh Grove Or 20 g
lola 10th NV. isr $50 eoa til NV. store % g
1854 18th st, Or. 656 s. 29le Olive ave. 20 -
io OK s;s nv ns s ~ Issz g "a :. me- nv
Slt 18th st l2r. So 90 ils 9th st ne. Or. ~ 80
ISL 9TH T. ior .ise Hi stS :: st" ne. Or isss
NJ sth st NV. 8. 90 Sss y q 81. Or. $50
ISIS AZ! e. ssss e si:s !: a."
LIS issS n st. or g III Kite; s >, .x.r IL 70
1902 Pa Az, sr... IS 50 22l5 It'll ct NV. 6r. ~
1875 Marion 81. 1900 I.iS Fla ave. A.. itee
s2s NJ ave NV: 7rso;Ss IN st ne. sr. ~ g
1911 llth nv. Ir. .soSs 2a6 Brent ct. O.. 80
50 Az. ne. Or. 80 ISL istS st Ne. O.. %
2s o St NV. 80 y dS22 Huron st: srio g g
IS ISIS 'V ss st r.. 2}s.
s5i sE.re. st. g 1919 Half St ss.S. g
2225 18th ct. Or. .27.so a52e eth NV. 6r..... 10
i Ssss s. les is ss:: al;
IL sth st ale. Or. .23 10 622 Gordon me- ;r.. $50
i i,io .se s. f. wzSsEn isia Co. d: st So
FOR RENT-sii n ST. NV: AsToRf rsncx.
stalls; suitable for q physician busir
Convenient to all street car lines an basii sst
center.
224 18th St s.w.: 8-story frame, = ioons q
trobes and range: water and gas. rly U
CHAS. G PINCASf1T.
1ele-et otr sDa z ST. 10y.
FOR RENTAL A REDuC 8S.
o31 RI Az NV, 10., mi .S6s y "a &. ~, = 50
1S2S NV, l0r&1ami. as Ca. Eanl, Is
S1A Pa ave N. 1or&b. - IL s0ta se q. TO-. .
1928 II ne, 7r&s 40 l3is 18th RI iet
1884 18th NV, Tor. ami 80 eoos. 6As, sr&y. $3.50
sIs e ~ e sra: $50 iois - mes. an -
e11 Mo Az NV. lor. IS 41s 18th %, Or. .)s.ye
10 se.lorAami. go ~ Fenton pl. 81. 50
SO3 r De. ", ami: % ~ 1l26 ne, bf...-s...l0
GAL 4th ne, 6r&aml .. so s11 I ne. br.........6
col F ne. 7rks. 80 lars Crescent NV, sr. q
FURNIEHED.
P bet 9th 4 l0th, sr. 40 2l53 Fla ave NV, 7r 20
Jel9 SwORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY, s2i 3 ct.
FOR RENT-I32e 9TH ST. NV; HANDSOME
new Sroom hruse: all modern conveniences; de-
srable All couvenient neighborhood. Apply to
FRANK T. BROWNING, 4le 5th II. ~. m2s. II
FOR RENT-JULY 1-625 ST. NE, NEAR
Stanton Square; new; rooms and bath.
c. d. IIEBERMANN,
Jel9-st laos ct.
FOR RENT-CHEAP-ONLY $40 TO s4S-lsoo,
1911, 1913 18th ST.: finely finished; 10 and l2r
Anil, etc; reception halls hreplacss. hot.water
heat Keys Of OWNER, leoe I6tA 3sie-12ts
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-BICYCLES
FOR SALE-COLUNBIA BICYCLE; '93 MODEL;
in good condition; price, $50 cash. Call and see
at 171I st. NV je2l.2ts
FOR SALE-CHEAP-A SAFETY BICYCLE
Psyche make. '92 model; cushion tires. In.
quire at 2011 Wyoming ave-, Washington Heights.
te20-3ts
FOR SALE-BRAND-N NEW COLUMBIA, MODEL a.,
Sl10; fine light Rambler new tire very fast,
SIS cash. or time IL good refs. ]. B. NJ, 110s
st. tupstairs). je20-tf
FOR SALE-PSYCHO, SIS; RAMBLER CUSHION,
$50; Columbia, pneumatic, SOS; monthly pay
ments; pneuma tic tires put old bicycles SIS.
H. 8. OWEN MIG. CO., l423 y. Y. ave. jel2
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-HOUSES FOR VACANT
ground; those two houses in the city, under rem.
which can trade for suburban lots, or for small
farm IL near the city. Address B. Q. W., Star
Office. je22-3t
FOR EXCHANGED FINE HOUSE, BLADENS-
burg Heights for q farm elegant eQuipage,
carriage and horses, for q farm city prop
erty; price, $1,000; incumbrance s., 900. Address
or see OWNER, 1427 st. NV. je2O-6ts
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SOMERSET HEIGHTS,

RoCkFHLE ROAD, OPP. CHEVY CHASE.
We have the exclusive right to offer this splendid
property in acre lots The owners have built
nomes-a positive guarantee of their future in
terest Unusual advantages for the price Water
and sewer connections. FULLER & FULLER,
Jeio- Ut 604 18th st. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

is 1s.. St NV. ONCE ..o Z, ~ s:sssss: e
I'd So e; rs IL ictA 8: s.sstt issS
Il: s.; e : :;
80 J.. n .s 1rs sso s.: n'f.. n. ii, va ssS
SlSs NV, lor&b. $3.50 1882 Valley. r.. .......0
IT, a. e :, B. $50 Scott st. 2r......:.J
ssis.i7th NV. sr3b. .sss Cor Park Z Pin. SITS,
,.,s.., DEEeIG. DAYS : Co. =. .''
FOR RrNT-BRICK DWELLING, as1S ST. NV.
ssos ssio AZ $50 mod ass goo No:
IERAN. 1908 st. NV. je22-3t
FOR RENT-22 NEW HOUSES: JUST FINISHED;
TAKEN before completed Z rooms; water in
snd .sc .IS. 'Pa II month s
s h,SShrAHD. Room Is. wasder building. cor; 9th
FOR RENT-s35. oo-TURNIsHED HOUSE. 1908 r
=, ,sa iFS~ July to September 49, refs required
ron RET.RENr REDUCED on 7-RooM NEW
brick; ami: 70 D ne; s2s, IA LIST Ct; ne;
y.Tsn, frame; newly pspsred ami; SIS CON
1920 sampson ST., rooms bath. ami. :. $25 90
llOs 18th st. NV, hne store. ............. IS 90
go I'D ct. NV, rooms. bath. ami. 20 90
s.room a., ne'' 0atn' a'm'i''''''..'...'' ~ ~
.-.s Apply w;iiiisiHEi; SCHWARTZ INV
1e22-St 125 Pa. ave- NV
FOR RENTINEw HOUSE 1874 2 ST; S. q, 70:
y: !: s@oa assEi r. sEs ~
FOR RENT-BAY-wINDOw BRICK HOUSE 1904
ct. NV. Reduced to sss per month: concrete
cellar; front and back yards; NIL; ST.; newly
Papered. Apply III 9TH st. NV. je22-St.
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INTERPRETATIONS.
MALI.

wANTED-BY YOUNG COIORED MAN, A SIT
uation In private family; quite competent to do
any homework; can give reference. Please call
address 1925 n. II. ave- NV. je222t'
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR
1921 9th NV, 11s,ami. 945
1904 18th NV. Tor. 40
18l 9Th NV, lOr, ami. IS
1735 18th NV, sr. ami. IS
ISL 9th NV, 7r. rs
Dos Mass ave ne. .N
fA22-At
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTEDLTo RENT AT ONCE. TWO ROOMS.
first floor; furnished or unfurnished; between
9th. 14th, G and 3. Address DIR. T. SMITH.
Woodmont Flats IL
wANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS WEST
Of It'll and south of SITS, suitable for light
housekeeping; rent not SIC. Address MISS
A, 800 St. lie Droit Park je21-St'
wANTED-ONE FRONT AND TWO BACK CON-
municating rooms unfurnished. on ID floor. Ad.
dress A Q. NJ, Star once. je2l-2t'
wANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, QUIET
cool (refned family. not In boarding housed
IN northwest part Of city; exchange Of highest
references required Address r PERMANENT,
Star office. te20-Sts
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BARNES WEAVER,
629 st. NV.
1i22 and 1724 Corcoran st. NV; 10r.; mi. .$300 90
620 I'D OF. NV; ST.; MI. 800
210 Maple ave-, L. d. Park; ST.; m.i...... $3.50
Ga I'D st. NV: y rooms; MI. ........... ~. 50
122 st. me-: ST.; mi. 3D. 50
2221 ct. NV; ST.; MI. 30 30
?214 q st. NV; ST.; MI. 30. 90
ll24 bth OF. NV; ST.; mi. .............. 20 20
bO0 Florida ave. NV; 6r: MI ....-..... SOoo
YS3 and 1856 Spruce ST., L.D.Park sr.: MI. 20. so
1t25 Linden ST., L. D. Park; g.; m.i..... y. 80
1918 Sth st. NV; Sr; m.i............... II. 80
e D. q; ne; er.: NIL. e
2S3 18th st. s.w.; 6r.; m.i................ 0.So
1905 1lth st. NV; 8r ;mi................ 70. SO
PAS ut. me-; 6r.; mi. x2.o0
ISIS Linden St, L. d. Park; 5r; m.i...... q. 50
l59 California 1T. me-; 6r. MI. .......... ~ 80
6l6-52U. Tenn. ave. ne: 6rooms; mi. 1880
IA LIST st. ne; Sr.; MI. 20 80
8SS and 64O Elm ST., l.. d. Park; 6r.; ini.. 80
23l Pa. ave. Sc; tat, 4 rooms. ......... ~. w
HOG Esd 1t. NV; 6r.; m.i................ 1900
AZ lam ST.; L.D.Park rooms: mi. ....... IL 80
1912 LIST 81. me-; store and dwelling ...... IL so
zoos LIST st. me-; 6r.; MI. 1850
us 9th ST. Sc; 6r.; MI. l400
GO Callan st. me-; 6r; m.i.............. II. 30
1121 Ca. ave. s.e.; Or. mi .............1 ii 30
101l 18th st. Sc; 6r.; water. ............ 1000
" Fen;on st. Ne; rooms; mi. .......... 1890
1t
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conveaient neighborhood good yard: newly PAPER
ed; reduced to $3.50. OWNER, Dos U Ut. ny
je22-3ts
FOR RENT-SOi- SO6 sOs 9Th ST. Sw.-SEyEN
rooms each, with bath; rent SIS per month each.
Also house $40: IA looms and bath large side
Lawn; rent $50; all in fine order. Apply lo2o
I'D ct NV. je22-lmo'
FOR RENT-5l3 9Th 81. NV; 10 rooms. SIS. 90
W ct. NV; rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ 80
Buy ID ct. Sc; rooms. .................. Is. ~
WHITE EICHHOHN
1e22-3t 1885 4 st
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FOR RENT
21o9 @ NV, Or, bath,
cellar. large yard.
fnely finished. 5000
Flat, 1914 Pa ave
NV, Sr, ami. 40 10
ISIS n NV. Sr. mi. 70. so
ZOE goth NV, II. mi. Is. 70
Five Groom houses Sol
month.
fe22
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FOR SALE-IOTS.


FOR sALE-MoUNT PLEAsANT-HA,s fsoA.7
building lot In good Deigheorboodi snhae aax
street hnprovements; price 45e. So
REDFoRD ". wALKES & son.
FOR sALE-vERY cHEAT a HA,E-0s.a
s sGlSns nEs; o shs e'se TX, =. .
,e2a-st tTSf NV.
FOR SALE -. s.Hrl 1.Hsp q .4TH ANT
18th. 30ri e. "a 1rl thousands OF
n Ais Er,sS ~ 8 .4to : near ii1cSis
Park Par, o. go. s.nss,n . w. e.chLnse e,
a tRs R e. - small m'''s'3 ;saa,s 40
FOR saE-k BIZ lfFUL LOT on CHAPLIN
st bet; lath- a. 18th SITS, fronting south;
fouioo n, V desirable location; a frame
no,ls- ftere0n sentlng for SIS. FULLER q
tIL1sssk, 90 llth ct NV. Jc2l-7t
FOR SAIL lot 5oXie5-THE BEST LOT N
k<esyn, Va, at south end Of AQuedoct bridge
e. eqtted for store or hotel. terms eszN
FRANK HUME. "a Pa. ave. je2o3t'
DON'T PAY 500 TOR LOT WHEN YoU Can
buy lots at Columbia Park from SIS 10 $50. Tn
n. june y We VIII give you your choice for SSOl
cash OF installments; 10 per cent OF for cash
ONCE. Us F It. NV jels-tf
FOR sAIE-BY AUGUST DONATE. Gil TTH ST.
A very advantageous front on B. and o. k.R.t
VIII make the frontage large or small, as de
sired; price. 20 cents per foot. jels
FOR sAIE-THE CHEAPEST LOT on THE
HeigAts northwest. 5oxls3. south front; one bali
square from cable cars; surroundings J. 1000
less thar adjoining lots be bought for; Great
bargain. to close estate. JAMES A BATS
CO., l4o7 ~. NV. ielS-ot
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FOR RENT-STABLE.
1435 X NV (rear). so
Bet 18th and 18th. K
and L SITS. .$45
1912 10th NV (resr). Is
8, bet L and NJ, 10th
and nth SITS. IS
1914 18th NV (rear). rs
]. % So. 80
2, sQ %. .............25
THOS.
je0-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST GOLD WATCH MARKED IS. E. NJ"
and chain. with gold heart chain. on Friday.
Liberal Teyard by returning to Miss MINNIE
SAGIIJDER. Ala 9th st. Its
LNST-TTEDAN. JUNE 10, CARD PURSE
IA tocS IL W Chew. Reward IL returned to AIS
st. NV. lts
LUST-LAST NIGHT, IN CONVENTION HALL.
ward II returned 10 - 9th ST. ne. 1ts
LOST-JUNE 81. GOLD uUNTING-CAsE WATCH
Appleton. Tracey & Co, makers; possibly on q
Paid iJr return Of same to Ills sth st. NV.
jr22-3t'
LoST-JUNE 21-GoLD WATCH CHAIN. WITH
ONYX fob attached. Reward IL returned to 1918
-. nv 1t
sTRAYED or LOST-A LIGHT RED COW, FROM
iIfh and Day SITS. ne. Wednesday, June 90 Re-
ward 1: returned REILLY BROS, 18th and
Day stS- ne. Je22-2t'
L0ST-TROM FOXHALL ROAD, D. C.. SMALL
tsy mare; weight about $50 lbs; lump under
neck near jaw. Return TO s. p. BETTING,
FaXhau road. y. C.. and receive reward. It,
IOST-A PACKAGE OF POSTAGE STAMPS. IN
arlc reward. station E." 426 9Th st. sw.
te2l-2t
TIE COLORED BOYS WHO PICKED UP GOLD
-'fssez. with chain. in Washington monument on
T. re II will receive liberal reward IL returned to
IDA c p. NV je21-2t"
LcST-ONE JUNE 5-N y. E. WASHINGTON,
l14ther-bOund account book. Reward, II returned
to $40 ] St Aw. te20-St'
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Observation-Disclosures

TOh hCN IN lSCELLANE Ell " .
FOR hENT-CARPENTER SHOP. 923 ST.; $40.
Inquire e26I1 La ave. jelS-1m
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRTTERs At
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. sEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
dl9-t Cor. 9Th and + sta. n.W.
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WANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-SUSI1fER BOARD on LINE OF ELE
tric cars, by married couple and baby. Adore
BoARDER, Star ONCE. my26- In
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
for six horses and six carriages New Hampshire
ave. bet. H and SITS. NV. Apply to lg26 FAD
st. je2O-lms
FOR RENT-sTABLE s2s ST. NV; SO M
Quire 926t La ave. 1e11-1m
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FOR RENTAL A REDU
o31 RI Az NV, 10.. mi .S6s
1S2S X NV, l0r&1aini. .
S1A Pa ave Nv. 1orkb. q,
1928 II ne, 7r&s. 80
1884 10th NV, Tor. ami. So
1871 10th NV. Sr. ami40. 80
618 Pa Az se, Sr&s 80. %
S17 Mo Az NV, Tor. .SS
154 d se. l0r&ami. .N.50
eO3 F DE. Tr. ami. II. so
GAL 4th ne, Sr&ami Is. 80
col F ne. 7riks. 80
FURN,
P bet 9th 4 10th, sr. 40
1e10 SWORMSTEOT 4
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PERSONAL.

THERE ARE THOUSANDS THAT ARE LOOKING
FOR start in life. They can get their feet at
once should they accept big money pay for
gents discarded garments. Let hear from
you JJSTHS OLD STAND, 619 D ST. NV. Je22
RERSONAI-YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE $50 CASH
10 any one securing her n permanent government
position, Or SlJo for position paying over $50
month Address ". K, Star office je2l-3t'
TIE WIDOW OF U. S. NAVAL OFFICER Is IN
this city in great want, and hopes naval army
officers and citizens will contribute to help her.
Address q. r., Star Office. je2O-3ts
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send 1Oc. to :. W. FLYNN, An,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
tel6-1m' S-W. COR SIH AND X SITS. NV.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
CONFIDENTIAL communications promptly attended to.
Ofhcs open all hours. Best references. W. WILL
IASlS, Manager go 81. NV. 1eS-1mo'
TRY TIE KELLEY CURE; NEVER FAILS. TIE
KELLEY INSTITUTE, Laurel, Nd Once Room
3. lOU3 E i. NV my26-lm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

st. s.e.; rooms; bath; pantry; cabinet mantel3;
tatrebes range; southern exposurs; f.cing park
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". WHITE, $50 + NV.
81 X ne, 12r. IS
$50 Mass ave ne. 5r. is
@3l Sd ne, Or. %
236 Oak 1t. L. D. PIX. .l6
OF 9th ne, Sr. rs
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s34 18th. Or, ". 1880
gil 22d. 5r. sta. 1880
250S l, Or. ", g...15.30
AIT 21st, Or, W...l5.30
12+5ls 33d. 5r. W. 1880
1881 4th. Or. W. 1880
26S7 l, Tr&store. rs
s3l y II ave, 5r,w.l<.30
US <th Ne, Or, wa .14.VO
2Sl9 G, 5r, ". .i4.3O
222S 81 Faul's ct. 5r. IA
S2l4 Grace, Sr. w.l3.6o
243< Va ave. Or, w,g.l3.3 50
4o2-4-6-S 2lst. or. W. Is. 80
llO3 Riggs. Or. W. 1850
23lS Va ave. Ar. Wiz. 50
1902 10th. r'r,Sr. IL. 50
$22 Franklin. Ar. 1900
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Seneca alike give vent to the wrath and indig-
nation everywhere felt BY loven Of heathsniam
at the immense numbers Of Greeks and Romans
won over to what they called, . hateful super
stition.
The Jews were exempt from military ser
vice, and had many trade privileges granted b
them, and this made many converts Of itsslf
Seneca says "The Jewish faith il now 10
ceived over every land, and the conquered
have given laws to the conqueror."
Josephus tells rs that in Antioch, great
multitude of Greeks were constantly coming
forwarl to join the Jewish faith. In tho New
Testament We are told that the Pharissss
would compass the whole earth to make ons
proselyte. And in telling Of the Apostles
speaking to every man in his own tongue, St.
Luke gives us partial list of the countries
represented at the feast in Jerusalem.
They came from the provinces north Of the
Great Sea, such as Pontus. Asia, Phrygia,
Pamphylia, Cappadocia, and from Roma itself;
from Egypt, Arabia, Crete and the parts Of
Lydia about CyTene. from Mssopotamis, Par
thia, Media, Elamites, jewellers beyond Cau-
casus, North, South, East and West, all fur
nished their quota.
How can anyone assert that the Jew has
not been potent factor in preparing the way
for Christianity.
I often think that if the religion had been
PIT served in its original simplicity that nine
tenths of the world would have embraced it
Ia A.. -~hhs. ~ s.,.c,.rH,d ~ ~.;th .u.h -.
interminable network Of vexatious forms and
observances, as to deter many who would
otherwise have Joined.
In regard to the so-called exclusivene@ and
unsociability Of the jews towards other nations,
while could easily ill pages in detailing the
causes that led up TO it win content myself
with Remaining that it was something unheard
Of till the reign Of John Hyrcanus. Il origi-
mated with the rabbis, who took advantage of
long period Of rest and peace, to create TIE
the famous hedge" around the Law, 20 . 10
forever prevent recurrence Of the rsligious
apostacy and decay which had wellnieh ruined
Judaism under the Syro- Grecian dynasty. II
was then that Pharisaism Was frst erected In
to system, and then commenced tbat course
of conduct that was carried to such extremes
! in the days of Christ.
1t is pity that the history of the Jews 10 %
little understood. often feel thankful that
in boyhood had Jew for . playmate and
learned through him to take IN int rest in
the history Of Gods chosen people. No i'm
partial man can read the history Of this people
without learning to admire them. If l am
called upon to name the greatest men Q
ancient times, I would say, Moses, Joseph
David Daniel and Panl M man in mOdarn
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The lew as a Missionary.


the charge was made that Judaism was al
ways tribal religion, and that jealousy of
and contempt for foreigners was leading
Characteristic of the Jewish people. Space
will not permit me to enumerate all the
charges that were brought against the child
rem of Abraham. They may all besummed up
in the expression extreme Pharisaism," and
those who understand the full meaning of this
term will comprehend the sweeping charge
made against the Jewish race.
offered to prove that could show to the
satisfaction of any candid man that the charge
of exclusiveness and race prejudice was of
comparatively modern origin, and was not
characteristic of the people at large, and fnrther
to prove that the Jews had not only spread the
knowledge of the one true God over all of the
ancient world, but had been largely instru-
mental in making the work of the apostles
easy, and in paving the way for the propaga-
ton and spread of Christianity.
have often been surprised to hear men say
th:.. the Jew had never done any missionary
work, aud had tried to keep his knowledge of
God within the boundaries of his own juris-
diction.
But facts are facts, and even very super
fetal acquaintance with history proves the con-
trary.
Consider for instance the position of Palestine
with respect to the rest of the world. No land
on the face of the globe, before or since, was
SO well adapted to the purpose of God in
separating his chosen people from the balance
of mankind, to be a depository OF divine truth
and to be the future missionaries of the earth.
1t is a singular fact that those influences
which have most affected the welfare and the
destiny of the human race. have had their
origin in countries the most Insignificant in
respect to their size
Rome, the mistress of the world, was only q
city Greece, the mother Of philosophy, is only
about half the size of Scotland and Palestine,
the cradle of revelation, is about the size of
Wales 1t is amazing to reflect that events so
momentous to mankind should have been
enacted in SO small theater.
But within these narrow bounds was con-
tanned country which had no counterpart on
earth. Details would be foreign to my pur-
pose, and pass them over.
Jerusalem, it was claimed, was the very
center Of the then known world Palestine
was the connecting link between Europe and
Africa Separated from Asia by desert, the
religious and political decay of the East made
no impression on it; shut in by another desert
from Egypt, it was protected from the danger
of Egyptian immortality and gross idolatry,
and on the west the "Great Sea- formed
another barrier.