davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06

h. hide it . cover her reddcning face with
her hands She laughed and laughed, and
not daring to look at Mamsell Malm she
got up and rushed out of the room,
slammed the door, ran into the kitchen
and threw herself into the first chair.
Dear, oh, dear how funny Mamscll
was this evening" and again the gig
Cling began, and I, trying to slip In
with the hot water, hoping she would not
hotice me OF course l expected to catch
it-and then she inviting me TO tea! l
didn't know If l was on my head or my
heels, was so astonished, And then to
ask me If | were engaged to kalle Fors-
man! Could she not guess II would come
to that' And what face she put on
when said No, just as If weren t to he
allowed to go for walk with gentle
mani
Tn stairs in her room Mamscll paced the
floor, with a heavy heart. she WAS ashamed,
70 bitterly ashamed of her unfortunate at
tempt at being kind. 1t was too late now
to begin She saw 1t clearly, she had only
made herself ridiculous, and yet-she
would herself have given much for the
warm clasp OF the hand, but 1t was too
late Her very voice refused to put on u
softer tone. Did not the neighbors chill
dren hide at sight OF her; did not the young
people silence their gay chatter in her
presence, although she knew they laughed
at her behind her backs
She sat down and tried to deadcn her
thoughts by reading a sermon. The lone
illness oppressed her. She could not bear II
any longer. she would go at once to Tina
and beg her pardon. She would then feel
that there existed one person in the world
with whom she was in sympathy. SO she
wrapped a shawl about her, thrust her feet
into goloshes and hurried out. The thin
coating OF ice which covered the footpath
cracked under her feet.
As she passed the kitchen window Hilda
saw her Hilda WAS now feeling conscience
stricken over her rude behavior, though
she still gigglcd when she thought OF the
old maids Mortified face, and as she
watched the tall meagcr figure disappear
round the corner she wondered: Can the
old lady have taken sudden leave OF her
sensesi What can have induced her TO
change all her habits in this way without
any apparent easons"-From the Swedish
In Gentlcwoman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06
Life From the Inorganic World.

Bastian theory OF spontaneous genera
ton, which took the world by Storm melted
away under scientific tests and is dead
forever. The present tendency is undoubt-
eddy to look for evolution Of life from in
organic matter, but it seems not unrea-
sonable to suppose that life was impaired
by the Creator to matter, and that from
an exceedingly simple form Of living mat
ter all the numerous forms OF the life Of
the earth have been evolved The problem
Of hercdity also is perplexing one. The
law Of succession is that 10y reason OF
which all organisms produce others simi
lar To themselves But parallel 10 this is
the law of variation, in accordance with
their ancestors The reason for these two
laws is a perplexing problem, but it con
stitutes most important element in the
consideration Of the problems of life. The
doctrine Of evolution is no longer mere
theory, bat finds almost universal accept
ancc.
The unmiStakable progress Of life from
the lowest TO the highest forms, the cluse
relationship between the order Of intro.
duction and relationships of various
groups AID The numberlcss instances Of
abortiye organs found throughout the nni
nal and vegetable Kingdoms force the
thinking biologist to some theory of cvoz
luton. The enormous extent of time
since life was first introduced upon TIN
earth shows that this evolution must have
been exceedingly sloW.-lIoly--cr J. T.
PilIshury
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06
The Original Version Of "Dixic."

[The song of Dixie Is indelibly connected
with the south. We all know the air, but few
nave seen the original song. There have been
many versions. but The Commercial presents
the original from which they all sprang.l
wish was IN the land CD cotton,
Old times daI am not forgotten,
Look away. lloa away, look away, Dixie
land.
In Dixie land. whar was born in,
Early on one frosty moruin,
Look away, look away, look away, Dixie
land.
Den wish was in Dixie,
Hooray. hooray.
In Dixie land III took my stand,
To lib and die in Dixie.
Away, away, away down south in Dixie.
Away. away, away down south in Dixie.
Old missus marry viii, the weaber."
William was a gay deceaber,
Look away, etc.
But hen he put his arms around er
He smiled fierce as forty FOUNDER,
Look away. etc.
Den wish was in Dixie, etc.
His face was sharp as butchers eleaber,
But dat did not seem to greaber 'er.
Look away, etc.
Old missus acted the foolish part
And died for the man who broke her heart,
LOOK away, etc.
Den wish was in Dixie, etc.
Now, here's health TO the next old missus
And all the gals that want TO kiss US,
Look away, etc.
But If you want to drive away sorrow
Come and hear this mig tomorrow,
Look away. etc.
Den l wish l was in Dixie, etc.
Oars buckv heat cakes and Ingen batter.
Makes you fat or a little fatter.
Look away, etc.
Den hoe it down and scratch your grabble,
To Dixie's land I'm bound to trabble,
Look away, etc.
Den ] wish l was in Dixie, etc.
Memphis Commercial
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PREVENTION OF NOISE.
When VIII the Inventor Solve This
Problemp

IfODlemg
The nineteenth century can be no bet
ter defined than as century OF wonders
The wealth of mechanical and scientific
invention which has been lavished upon
it has made it a veritable miracle
The true progress OF the last fifty Years
has been such as to actually affect the
popular mind, which now has reached q
condition when it is hardly susceptible Of
further wonder. The long distance tele
phone was as quietly accepted as was its
predecessor-the original magnetic tele-
phone. Telegraphing from trains moving
at sixty miles an hour by induct ion
through the air WAS tried, proved sue
cessful and was abandoned from business
motives, but it excited but passing Won
der in the public. The trolley car is used
daily by multitudes OF people. but few OF
whom ever stop TO think OF the wonderful
achievement of the transmission OF
hundreds of horse power over an inert
copper wire.
But the great increase in mechanical
appliances and the growth of population
in cities have brought about dis greeable
effect, the increase OF noise. From the
private office, where the rattle of the
typewriter has proved the successor to the
classic squeaking OF the quill pen to the
street, W here he traffic of carriages and
carts is overtopped by the roar of the elt-
waited railroad, our life is spent in the
midst of noise.
II would seem that not one field but a
hundred or more fields are open to the
inventor who will attack the noise prob
lem in its minor as well as major phases
W hen machine, i'll addition to doing
its work. produces noise. he latter Is
pretty certain to he the Indication OF a
useless expenditure Of energy If not
directly the cause of such waste Scion
tifc American
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06
lrreguIarity,

Suppressed or Painful Menstruat.an
Weakness Of the Stomach, lndigcStjeG
Hloating. Flooding, Nervous Prostratlon
Headache, General Debility, Kidney Com
plants in either sex. 1t will relieve
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LYDIA E Pinkhan1's Liver Pills, as cents.
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MAMSELL MAIN.

III \ III = L LII III ~ II
A strong southcrly wind blew uninter-
ruptedly for several days. The wet snow
flakes fell thickly and heaped themselves
in huge drifts along the streets and in the
squares. One evening the weather cleared,
and the air became SOFT springlike. Next
day the sun shone forth.
Spring had come. Spring and joyous
exuberant life everywhere.
The market place was bathed in sun
light and the white dome Of the Russian
church shone brighter than ever in the
clear glittcring spring air, while in the
distance the wooded shore of DezcrAland
stretched away in pale blue gray tints-
fine delicate and almost transparent--Nke
film of lace against the vivid SKY.
The drifts disappeared - if ly magic,
water poured from tic sloping roofs OF the
houses, rushed over the asphalt footpaths
and plunged with purliug noise down
the grated drains.
The dirty gray coyeringof the ice which
covered The market place he-4n to show
dark patches which soon enlarged and
filled with water, until the whole square
became one poal.
The face . aaJure had changed 80 rap
idly it WIS = iog}- enter II once int
the new pha-z of Things, and people >tIii
eIzed abeHJ them with half comprehend
Ing, sleepy gIances-
ne 'ai,.'O'' .,-l i,,'.- ,tie a IioHu u
IN - u ,''e -
VI ti,'i'i y i'.,.,'4 ~ "a 't'''
-
- - ~
- - - - -
, -
az ~ NJ - 49, y" 10 " ply
iesl,'t AZ 'iio ~" iiiS E'l'rls, "'ie
IA ll'A1 e~Ase oA '''iis'o'l win 'i'e
.,, ~,
% 'iii' 'io", lii'ii' ,u n'-i ii
-uniia' t.e 81" o's.,'le'i'1 IL me ".,'Neu
Wv, s.-oi v 80 9'' ''t i''''''il, VS.
tep1l-ti,9' %'it eiL. ~ s'1'IN'
'leA W ~ ~ ". =" ".
large mouth WIN i's INN i4l9 ana hta'S'
liia mass, I'm - ~ !lei i"'o d ue'''f
n4t ,r' aiiio'' I'iu eAPiNasioi,
ne spfin2 iinu never gym her al!
pie'sult. ms WIS gu!.c 'ufai' as -
4ei ~ pien'li.'u ISL aaip'. a. a PEI !oa
VI uiiaN Uiaa.'ie eNp'il1e anu pI,4ay III par
tlcular she lett more 'hah usually bothered
W ,"e spiiHs SUNSHINE
one teit nv" iieaf'iessly |. sno"eu uPoN
cry uoiees a. Nv o1u eutileu anu o!eu
.1ooh' anu w, mn" ,ouSo 'lIao .4'0 N'ir''
efIlliiiiills o' ''el UIi Ia, ousnI 70 no re-
" 20 al! 9,
4u .iit1e ~ - 'iiN We - ,, ~.
al - ~ va NO ~ W oe
uiesoe'' anu ioph nv ooiiei poopio " Iioi
oi-e % oi. anu ii..
'iiou .ila1 eAe iie.uto ,ett oue VI oAie
st. ~ ~ "-t 9..e o'0'N' NV
- ~ - " ~
ms 'I. me- '.oiiie'
NJ 'i,i t,.H al,e was
~ 80 - 1ii ei''.i ii''i 'It,
uooI 9-ie !ei' 80 IN ~ ';i''' LII ionS VAN
~ 'He si!.iHs az = .N,LI oii ief .toaS'
IN =. =,
.,'i''5 "'s o,'O u Wv ~
'iIi9 ear ii'i ''i' IA, NV eilo i'E''u'u
lio""4S a. ~ i"oNe'4 "'ili'9'
'.''1 '''',' ~ Wv u . ''''
"so i''1' y ~ i7-!'','s
-. Nm ,ooN'V " - '-i1 @ aii'i
% ..i,' "''' - 'oi'l
- -
o,I'' ~ VI, w. ii,','i
p aisf-,., ", rI
~ =
IT,, ~, ,,,,,..,,,,.,.ir., ~, ..,...,,..,, ~,
c,l,, r ~. -, 80 a '-'J
filled fba s1,-r bg.n and cream INC ~ and and
having prerarod everything She drew her
rocI,jrr CHAIR 10 tEe window and sqafsd
herself with folded hands. enj0ying the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06

arrived at Portland, Friday, reports
having caught a five pound salmon on
cod fish trawl eight miles off Petit Menan
This is an unusual II not an unprece-
dented occurrence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06
Womb Troubles.

livery wou.an, married or single, should
own and Rad Woman's Beauty, Fsril,
DUTY" an illustrated book OF 30 pages,
containing important information that
every woman should know about herself.
Sent on receipt OF 2-cent stamp.
Az drugrj,., .-N n. ? Il rar! r'u., Aai-r.,
eo..aieuer. IIptA T. rNAnAG MEu Co, LyHN, MAss-
LYDIA E. Piakhan,'s Liver Pills, as cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-06
Eackache, Faintness,

Extreme Lassitu,ie, "don't care" AMI
t-to-be-left-alone feeling. cSri'"-
b.3ity, irsi.ahiHty, nervousness, sleei
ness, fatulcucy, melancholy, or tie
"hlues." These are sure indications ot
Female Weakness, some arrangement OF
81
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FOR RENT-CHEAP-
200 Indiana ave. 12r 1122-1126 4th se, Or
Dr. all mi. $65. 90 b, water & gas. .13. so
233 18th sw. 7r I, mi 20. 40 52-5S Decatur ne, br
124 4th sc ,6r f,mi1s.J0 br, water & bath. 12 &C
3O6 18th sw 5r w &c
FOR COLORED-CHEAP-
40 Quander Sc. Ar f.7.OC 1871 Van sc, Ar t.. $3.50
144146 Quander, Ar. fr:, water.
ja6-3t T. B. STAHL- 464 La. ave-
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1921 Md ave ne. Or. .sIs
N1S 18th ne. sr, ami. 1878
1898 Lewis st ne, ar,
ami -. ..-........1S
425l2th 1t Sc. Or. 1890
! sos Gales st ne, 6r. 1880
1871 Fla ave ne. 5r. 10. 80
1224 wylie st ne. 6r.e.50
9 Green's al NV. Ar. g
$40 Browns ct 80. Or. o
Rear 3o5 7th sc. 5r. ESQ
1892 London pl Sc, 5r. 6. 50
! Mccullough st. ar. >
II Cooksey's alley o, 8r.S
BRADLEY, 927 + st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE OF
10 rOOTs; ami. squares from pension Office
under monthly rental of $3.50; price IS 900; for
vacant grouni in northwest. Apply to JNO. A.
BUTLER, JR., 500 ST. NV. ja6-3t
FOR EXCHANGE ON VACANT GROCND-A
handsome new house Of ten ruoms heated by
steam; near Dupont Circle; two medium sized
houses in fashionable neighborhood northwest;
and elegant suburban residence at principal sta
tion. Apply to owner, G. ]. BOND, 63I F ST.
ta5-2t
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A NICELY LOCATED
suburban lot. valued at $500. unincumbered for
hrst-class secondhand extension brougham.
Box "a Star office. ds2-lm
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FOR RENT-e24 ST. NV: Is ROOMS; BATH;
a. m. e.; centrally located and suitable for
boarders; s56.lo. 40l Q st. Sc; s rooms and
60. 50 so4 4th ST. Sc: rooms: baiS: .. nm M
l.: S22.4o. JAMES F. SHEA, $50 Pa. ave. NV.
ta6tf
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FOR RENT
1892 9thnw, Tor, ami$52.5O
927 9th nw,1lr.ami 60. rs
124 d st ne. Tor. ami30. so
a14 Pa ave NV, 1Or&b. As
1457 14th NV. Sr&b. 42.5C
sos II NV. Sr & b. &C
319 Mo ave NV. Tor. 80
Gal 4th st ne. Sr. ami. Is
1917 22d NV. Sr, ami. o.
1881 y ] ave NV, Ir2S. so
1885 Lewis st ne, sad Is
2504 NJ st NV. 9r. ami. .25
$40 18th ST sw. Sr. Is
o19 14th ne. Or, ami 1886
ja6 SWORMSTEDT 4,
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7os 10th NV, 12r. .$15c
12O2 p NV, Tor. lilo
,ISHED.
1918 II NV, 11r.....Ssc
1911 18th NV. Tor. =. Sc
$40 r I ave NV, 9r. :. 40
2l0 9Th ne. Sr. :. 49, &C
4011 sth extd, Pet
worth, Sr. so
220 11th Sc, Or.
$40 Elm st, lie Droit
PIX, Ir..............25
Ios Sd ne. Or. .25
712 Sd ne, 6r........23
6S5 L ne, Or. .1s.5C
146 Schott's al. Ar. IL
1904 Blagden's al, Ar. 6
!. SAUNDERS & CO.,
l407 + st. NV,
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23o4 Pa ave. Or. $40
li27 De Sales, 1lr.f.12s
p3l T NV. Or. 40
1912 Union pl, Or. $50
llo9 Green's al NV. @
THERFoRD, 1907 + st.
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1907 9Th NV, Or b. s25. "a
6f2 Brewers ct ne. 4rS. 80
6S9 ID NV. store. ITO
Hyattsville. Md. Or. 10
Good HOPE Park. Or. 10
06, 2uS y sw. Ar. 80
OKS. SIC 18th st, NV.
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FOR RENT-6s4 E. CAP,
328 e Cap. Tor. $40. z.
0 4th sc, Sr.......32.5t
TO 9Th ne, Or. -
Q0S Z Cap, 1r. 81
701 L Sc, 7r.........1s
ja6-3ts WEIFLEY & "
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1lR., STA. N REAR. s6s
zoos G ne, 7r. Is. so
II Tenn ave, 7r......G
go 7th Sc, 6r....l5.5C
231 Va ave se, Or. ...14
IL 9Th ne, Or. IL
EEDON, 302 z. Cap. st.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
1899 NJ NV, 15r. .S2OC
1765 p NV, 12r. .12C
UNFCR.
1919 X NV, 1sr. soc
Oregon ave NV bet
18th & 18th SITS, Tor &c
1918 18th NV, Tor. =. IS
IS Tenn av ne. 11r. &C
1901 E NV, Tor. &c
41l3 Sth NV eXtd,
Petworth, sr. so
330S n NV, 11r. .2s
7O6 Sd ne, 6r. rs
226 18th Sc, Or. rs
1025 4th ne, Or. 1850
233 LIST sw, Or. .15.4C
14S Schott's al, Ar. IL
1130 Union court, 8 ROOF
VIM. /
ja6-s, m&w.9t
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WANTED-LOTS.

Ing lot near cars; must be a bargain; state To-
cation and price; both cash and time. Address
b. LOT, Star od>ce. II.
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FOR RENT
2l0 Del ave ne. 12r. 1851
290l Q st NV, Or 40
122 18th. 12r. rs
1870 Union st. Or. IL. 80
80 It'll Sc, 7r.......S
d2-6ws TYLER & RI
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FOR RENT
ll41 NHav,12r, mi. $50. 80
$50 to "a NJav,st&sta. 20
$40 10Th. office rooms .65
1852 18th, Tor, mi. rs
1925 18th. 12r, mi IS. 81
14-16 4th ne. lSr, mi . IS. 65
2325 Ps ave. Tor, mi SO. SO
9l3 Pa av, 1lr, mi so. 50
1114 11th, Tor. mi. Al. IS
@l1 Pa ave, Or, mi. AZ. 80
233 Pa ave, Tor, mi. $3.50
2l5 Pa ave. Sr. mi. 20. so
2o04 Pa ave. I0r, mi 81. so
2l3S r. Or, mi. -. .87.60
1921 q, Tor. $3.50
2l46 I. Or, mi. ....32.5 so
2l61 L, 7r. mi. ....32.5O
2414 K, Or, mi. =. 80. so
40 ID sc, Or, mi. 1880
$50 Doth. ST.. mi. 80. SO
1916 Kingman. Or. mi30. so
1893 sd. Or. mi. .21. so
$40 G ne. Or, mi. 4. .27.50
604 11th sc. Or, mi q. so
ZOOS II, sr, mi. .27.5o
633 4th ne, Sr. mi IS. so
l210-14 25th, 7r. mi. q. 80
1857 32d. sto, w&g IS. 50
41s 18th, 7r, mi. .25. so
1915 Columbia. 7r. Is. so
2309 1 Or, mi. rs. so
23l3 H. Or, eel, mi Is. 80
1915 E, store. ........2J
1887 p, Or. sta, Wa
206-s 9Th ne. Or, mi %. 80
421 9th sw, Or. wig. %. SO
121S 21st, Or. wa. %. so
2o4 9th ne. Or. mi. "a
1918 W, Or, mi. 20. sc
2224 G, 7r, " & 20. 40
1910 23d. Or dat, gas
and heat. 20. 80
Z1f9h Pa ave, 4r. g&w 70
1905 18th. carpter shop20
2a0S1s L, Or. sta. W. 10 50
$40 23d, Or, wa. .1s.5c
414-16 Elm. Or. mi. 1850
117h 10th, Sr. w&g. 1850
2322 g. Or. W & &. is &C
1910 L. Or, W. rs
For full list apply to '
JAG lS0i
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cNT-BY BARNES a WEAVER,

fUk hENI-B1 BAIlNE>
SO r
1921 I'd NV, sr, mi. $40
S12 F NV. Or. mi. IS
lbs F ne. Or. mi 1880
sos Spruce st. Or. INF 30. 80
602 Spruce 81. Or. mi -. so
l12I 9TH NV DIV
over store. .25- SO
1893 Spruce st.sr. mi y. 50
24l Elm SC, Or, mi -. so
SIC a SIS Tenn ave
ne. Or. mi. each. 20
ta4-St
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&NAaN
STORES, o.
Gunton bldg, rms 2l,
q, 3, &c. q and
Is ............T3-50
% and Sd foors esI
La ave. 90
Gunton bldg, rms Is,
Ia and ! basement
rm ...:....,...3 $3.50
Gunton bldg, rms q
2 basement rms. e2s
II 81 NV. 80
62S + st. sr. Sd fioor. Is
G1nton bldg, rooms
80. 30. 81. d
Central bldg. rm Z. .le
62s = ct, 8 rms. 9Th
door: ...- .....-....1o
1899 r OF nv. rm .. .l5
Central building, rm LIS
Gunton bldg. room
o .R-3
Gunton bldg, rms z,
S %, 26. u and
~ esch.........l2.J0
7ls Market space.
rms = and 3....1a.5O
Str rm. BE cor l1th
and Z SITS nw...12s
ST &c La ave, 3r. 100
Str 433 18th st NV
and lr on I'd floor. 100
Str 43l 18th st NV
and lr on ID floor. 100
Str AIS 1lth st nv
and IL on "a floor. 100
Hail Sc cor llth and
Z SITS NV. 100
Store and dwg. 1900
ga Sc. .............x as
Store and dwg 1900
sth st, 1r..-.......Ss
Store and dwg 1915
sth st. Or. 80
Store and ! rrn as
q st NV. I'd floor %
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FOR RENT-9O6 10TH
1881 Sth NV, 10r&sta $4s
1929 sth NV. 9r&sta. &C
1701 9th NV, 13r. AZ
1425 sth NV, 11r....4s
1908 L NV, Tor. "a
Is II ne. st&dwg....2t
1904 F ne. Or. %
94S L NV, ar. q
DDS 10th ne, Tor. ~
ja6-3t ALBERT
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TF1CE. &c.
Store and dwg. cor
Harrison ave and
Naylor road. Ana
costa. Or.
store and dwg. 50
Fepton pl NV, Or. 4
store and dwg. al
l. ct se, Ar. .......1
storeroom and stable
200 X 1t ne.
Store and dwe 1921
Morris OF, 5r. .s6
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FOR RENT
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1873 T NV, ST.. $3.50 sl3 sth ne. Or. &c 30
as ne, Or. $50 e1e sth ne. Or. .l6 80
1912 NV, sr. $3.50 1114 Trinidad ave, Or. 4
6l5 ID NV, Or. 40 126 10th ne. br 10 80
1851 Hardwood av, 6r22 so 421 18th NV, Dr. 20
629 ne, 6r.......1s.50l
ta3-3t ELLIS CHAPEL. SOS 11th st. NV.
FOR RENT-Two NEW 1o-RooM MOD. MPRov-
ed bricks; everything frst-class; cheap at $50
each. At 1921 and 1922 VT. ave. CAYwoOD
GARRETT, 18th st. and v. Y ave. ja6-9t'
FOR RENT-1125 10TH ST., NEAR MASS AVE
NV; handsome three-story double brick dwelling
Of "a rooms; in thorough repair: with every con
venience; two bath rooms: porches on every foor;
large stable for four horses.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. 1924 F st. NV.
d3o-l2ts
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II. NV, 7R........S2
PA 18th NV, 5r. IL
533 5th Sc. Or.
1905 Md ave ne, Or. IL
1925 F ne. Or. Il:
42s Chit ne, 5r. j.
So Jackson ne. 5r....1(
ST x sta cor eth&R NV 81
Str & Gel. 90s 9Th NV. a.
Orice rms, 637 + NV
7. EOX. go + st NV.
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FOR RENT
1O9 eth ne, Or & b. .$25
6ls 2 NV, 7r & b. 30
BIS Spruce. Or & b. 20
PIG, 222 X sw. 5r. 1850
22s Az sw. Or & st. 80
62I. GO X Sc. Or. .1O.50
IL Gray's CT sw. 4r.12. 20
ja6-6t T. II. BRO
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN,
rooms for light housekeeping, by 18th; one fur
nished; northwest between 18th and 25th and
and U SITS; state price. Address IN. "
Star office. ta6-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITH
out children, two three furnished unfurnished
or partially furnish ID rooms, for light house
Keeping; permanent, IL suited: terms moderate;
reference. Address MODERATE, Star Office. j5- ST.
WANTED-IN A REFINED, QUIET FAMILY, BY
married couple three four unfinished
rooms for very neat housekeeping; references.
Address VIRGINLAN, Star office. lts
WANTED - TWO LARGE CONNECTING FUR
nished rooms and board for husband, wife and
two children az and ~; permanent IL suited
Address, stating price, Box So, Star Office. 1t.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FUR
nished or partly furnished room with board:
stove heat; state price; south Of Q ST., west of
llth Address Box 81. Star office. II.
WANIED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
or three furnished. partly furnished or unfur-
nished rooms on first second floor, with priv
lege OF yard for two dogs. Address. with price
HOUSEKEEPER, =. o. Box 443 lis
WANTED-DO YOU WANT BOOMERS? WE CAN
get them for you. WASHINGTON ROOM AND
BOARDING DIRECTORY, els 9th ST. NV I'd
floor. dIsavs
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- i've - uIUIs -
The above is only a I
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and 4:
jas
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FOR RENT-1s11 14TH s
9S3 " ] av NV Or. mi 50. |
40 ii ne, at & 6r.mi 81
1880 ii ne. st & Or, mi. 2,
81 r NV, Or, mi. ESQ
1874 II ne. ct & 6r. &C
1881 10th NV. 8r.....2f
CAYwOOD & GARRETT
ta6-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-wIIL EXCHANGE A TRACT OF 81
acres, unincumbered. College Park. Nd.
for house In the city, worth 5000 to $1,000;
will assume trust. JOHN U. JOHNSON, eli L
ST. ja63t
WANTED-TO PURCHASE, HOUSE AND LOT
In or Mt. Pleasant. Address EXCELSIOR,
Star Office, stating price and terms 1t
WANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
In the NV. part Of the city. reasonable terms.
Address FURNISHED HOUSE, Star office. 1ts
wANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNER NEW 3-sTY.
e-rm. house; in NV. preferred; will pay all
cash; must be bargain builders about to build
take notice. Address Box Ill, Star office. ja6-3t.
wANTED-S3,OOO CASH WILL BE PAID FOR
brick house containing rooms, with modern
improvements, located within four blocks of Goth
and l. SITS. w. Address at once Box 147, Star
ONCE ja5-2t
wANTED-A SIX OR EIGHT-ROO BRICK, OR
brick and brOwnstone. in northwest; corner pre-
ferred small incumbrance not objectionable;
give details. Address 2036 Druid Hill ave-, Bal
tiInore, Nd ja5-3t'
WANTED-A HOUSE NOT OVER 5000 BET NJ
and and 12tn and 18th sts., or building site;
VIII pay cash. Address Box 153, Star office 5-3ts
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE 1O-ROOM HOUSE
brick, In Washington, for residence in Brook
land Address DESIRED, Star office. ja5-2t'
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FOR RENT
1916 II st; ne, 2dstory nat. rooms, q. m.
fmps., only $15
ja6-6t OSCAR W. WHITE, $50 st. NV.
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u. NV.
1855 Linden st. 5r. mir q
$3.50 z NV. Or. mi. a. %
l47 California ne, Or,
mi -.............ao.S0
24l ~ sw. Or. Wall
1910 LIST ne. 6r. MI. 1e.S
412 LIST ne. Or. mica .le. 90
4o3 Sd sw, Or. mi. 1850
1885 llth NV, sf&dwg Is
- Fenton ne. Or. w.f2.So
1919 n ] av nw.7r. mi 81