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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

THE HolOnus, having two days
ago placed itself sstrids ofthe po-
Iiticsl fence, has decided, after sur
vsying for twsn'y-iour hours the
situation from this sujnence, 10 st
ioEn On the pe&ce=6.s, RePu5.i-
can side, Ehica 1t accordingly did
Yesterday Neighb0rly cOugratu-
lztious s-s fairly earCed, aud here
they ars. Now, If the paper viii
compel the anonymous creatures
who iufsss is columns 70 sign their
names Il vii stop : public nuts
zuce, and take : long step On the
rad 70 decent journalism.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
TALKING OF THE HEIR.
Surprising Remarks in the Com
mons.
lilo, Hawaii, July 5, 1894.

| LONDON, June 2S.-There was an
unprecedented incident in the
House of Commons this evening
when Sir William Vernon Har-
court, supported by Mr.. Balfour.
moved an address of congratula-
ton to the Queen upon the birth of
an heir to the Duke of York.
The motion was about to be put
when James Keir Hardie, probably
the most prominent of the labor
members of Parliament, said: II
owe allegiance to no hereditary
ruler. [Oh, OIL The motion
proposes to raise the importance of
an event of every day occurrence.
l am delighted to learn that the
child is fairly healthy. FOB, Oh. !
shall be pleased to join in the
ordinary congratulations if l meet
the child's parents, but when the
House of Commons, representing
the nation, is asked to join in con-
gratuIations, then, in the interest
of the dignity of the House, l pro-
test.
There is one aspect Of the ques-
ton which concerns the House of
Commons. A Cabinet Minister
was required by law to be present
upon the interesting occasion. l
submit that such a proceeding il
not calculated to enhance the dig
nifty Of the House in the eyes of
the nation. [Cries Of order, rot,
etc.
you may say rot" continued
Hardie, "but if you mix with those
you represent you would End that
the people view this matter in
different manner. 1t seems to ne
that some protest ought to be made
in this connection.
1T is a matter of small conse-
quence whether the future ruler Of
this country ia genuine article or
a spurious one. The motion was
made because the child was born
in the royal family, and the House
has right to ask what particular |
blessing the royal family has con-
ferred upon the nation that partook |
in these proceedings.
ave are told that the Queen has |
ruled for half a century. beg to
correct this by sa, ing that her
majesty has reigned, not ruled. |
There is the Prince of Wales. |
What special blessing has he con-
ferred upon the nation that We
should rejoice with bim7 | know
nothing in the career Of his royal
lighness which commends itself
to me. :
Eve are tod that fierce light
lests on the throne, but sometimes
se catch gllmpses Of his royal
lighness on the race cnur- e
"Ohs :" and cries of "Question l"1
This child will be surrounded
y sychophants and fatterers and
aught to believe himself king of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
DESTRUCTIVE PROCEEDINGS.

The deadly telephone IS st its
work of destruction again, the fine
old slgarobas in the Kawaiahao
Church yard being now the object
Of attack. The Bell Telephone
company is putting in some new
poles on King street at the point
indicated sud is raising its wires.
The result is that all the overhang-
ing branches, which sford some
shade to the street, must be saeri-
feed. This is only specimen of
the work Of desolation in which
the telephone companies have been
engaged for ten years or more.
Hardly Z street is to be fund
which does not show in long lines
CT shadeless streets the marks of
their ravsges. As q devastator of
foliage the cottony cushion scale is
simply not to be compared with the
telephone.
Is there no remedy for this state
Of things2 Our hostility to the
telephone companies is only skin
deep, and any little stab at them
is nothing but the faithful wound
Of s friend. The telephone has
run through the stages of luxury
and comfort and become one of
those necessities without which
life would be e barren wilderness.
In other countries the wires have
been put under ground. Is there
anything in the character of Ha-
Eaiian soil to prevent the same
thing being done here. II the tel
ephOne companies would compound |
their differences, subscribers might |
have TO pay slightly higher rate
for instruments, but the stockhold-
ers might get 4 larger divi-
dend, and there would, it is to be
hoped, be coin enough in the strong
box to enable them to get under
ground with theIr wires
The indifference Of the Govern
ment and apparently Of the public
also TO this matter Of street shad-
ing Is astonishing. 1t could
hardly Be worse if the city were
by the hsckdrivers. The
unfortunate pedestrian is poor and
influence.
When Walter Murray Gibson
was premier, in the good old days
Of the monarchy, when his mind
vas not occupied with dreams of
conquest in the South Seas, he
conceived the idea Of planting
.rees along the sidewalks all over
he city. Most Of the trees did
not live long enough to get their
heads above the barrels which
.ncircIed thsm but some Of them
.rs throwing broad masses Of
friendly shade over the dusty thor
,ughfares. Mr.. GIbson's idea was
! good one and it ought to b. re-
1yed. i comprehensive plan OF
sreet shading ought to be sketch
Il IN AID carried our, aud il
.UghG 70 nave an ABSOLUTE right Of |
Esy-Ome.ning with which no 1
telephone EiTes can iuterfere. la
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

M Il. W. SCHMIDT il the owner,
az everybody knows, Of q little
mountain house In one Of the low
liest spots below the peak Of Tsnta-
lus. SOne vsndsls have made use
Of the place lately FOX their own
purposes, and have left it stre~ed
With broken bottles and glass. A
child recently received cut in the
foot from one Of these broken bot
ties, from which the doctor said
that It might have bled to death.
SGch reckless and malicious misuse
OF the property Of Others as thzt
mentioned deserves severe punish
ment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
DEMOCRATIC SIMPLICITY.

The resolution presented by
Minister Hatch in the Councils
yesterday was = step in the right
direction. Il sbolishes sl the
f0urishes and ornsments with
which high Government officials
we're formerly surrounded, and d.
reefs that al persons having bust
ness with these officials shall write
Mr.. President" Or M. Minister, :"
in plain round hand.
This is one Of the first fruits Of
the rsw regime, and, though TIL
ds il itself, it stands for q great
deal Il means that the change in
the form Of government Is to bring
with it : social change which Is Of
far more consequence than any
mere governmental forms. Society
here Is to share in the general
movement toward simpler manners
and more democratic ideas. The
elaborate ceremonial, which is
really the work Of cIsss distinction,
is to give way and make room for
social obServspces and social rela-
tons which are based on the high
formula Of the Scotch poet:
"a man : s man for s. that -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

The denial Of the right Of citizen
ship to Japanese IN Boston is the
simple following ont Of the rule that
all eolored aliens except Africans are
barred. This may be hard in the
case OF an educated japanese who
has spent years in this country, but
no precedent can be established for
such exceptions The ordinary Jsp
ene-e eooiie, who has perfect right
10 enter this country if he does not
cone under Contract, Eouid not
make desirable citizen. Ia fact it
l. this very point thss the Hawaiian
Government Is nov struggling with.
8. E. Chronicle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

THERE vii De an exodus Of roy
ali>,s by jbe Rio Jsusiro today.
They are probably going TO Wash
IuEton u make one more effort 70
ind ont If President Cleveland
ussrs % do anything more for
them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

Tbs famous million dollar
suitH seems 10 lie fls.ly Vyrr. IS
ths last sc,iou peuduug has been
decided In The Court q uitimsts
resort.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Notice of Sale Of the
Costa Premises al KainaHu
North Kons, Hawaii.

There xill be sold at public auction. at
the auction room of James F. Morgan,
on Green street, IN Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu, on
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

The finest emerald in Europe be
longs to the Gar. l. weights only
thirty carat. bat Is Of perfect color
and transparency.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
30

TMiy 7, 1894.
Our stock of Standard Man
ufacturing Company's enamel
ware bath goods arrived by
the Andrew Welsh" If you
want something really artistic
for your bath room we believe
we can supply you. A pool
to take the place of the con-
ventional bath tab is not only
convenient but handsome;
ours are decorated as hand
somely as any to be found in
a Turkish Palace-the price
need not keep you from hav-
ing one if your tastes run to-
ward the elegant in baths.
Our wash stands are quite as
handsome as any you can find
we were careful in select
ing them because the tastes
of the peopie demand it.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co,
8O7
Fort STREET. HONOLULU.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

JAS. f. Morgan.
AUCTlONEER.
Honolulu, July7. 1884.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Aurtion 5alts.

BY Jas. F. Morgan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.
3O7
Fort STREET. HONOLULU.
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ST. @ sw. or. m ( 10
LIST md Fenton To-.
s & d. ..O.so
iSl f sw, CIR, IN i.,S..So
~ ID sw, IT.. 1000
Rear els Nd NV sw.
Ar, water. go. 1880
LEA, 632 Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-REDUCED FROM SIS TO sae PER
nohth, l2S4 10th s.. NV. IL rooms and bash
prick ana str;!e dwelling; in fine coalition.
speaking tubes and electric bells; concrei. celia
a ade heated by furnace. HEBRON * HAMEY
A-oo =" ST. NV. Inh3-3t
FOE RENr-55 p ST. NV, CRIB: AMIslss 30
dSi1 u st. NV, l3r. b., ami. ......... S65. 90
- 18th st. s.w, lar. b.; ami. $50 SO
40 9TH ST. ne, SIR. ami. very low
STABLE.
New 2s-stall stable. LIST NV. bet. and X SEQ 90
STORE.
al9 9TH ST. NV. large store. ............ $50 90
1t GEORGE Ii. BLISS * CO, 5l9 9Th st. NV
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FOR RENT-BY W. c. I
IS Mass av NV. .,r 5000
SOG 9TH NV, lar. 1911
81 F ne, ar. $50
COG 18th ne, ar,
stable $500. 1000
~ 18th ne. Or. 1880
l3u 9th NV. a.. 1850
Is Fla ay NV, Ir..l.JO
9f 10th ne. ar. 80
lsOs ID NV. 1r. 1900
store S29 It'll IIw $3.50
10 9th ne, Or.
mh3-ct
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FOR RENT-4O0 ST. Sc; NEW HOUSE. SIX
rooms; bath, cellar range. latrobes: soutber-
exposure: facing park; SIS per month. Inquire
Mrs. HUNT. 1909 = St NV. Is n
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FOR RENT-BARNES &
lI22 Corcoran nv.
Ion. raj. .$65
SOB Spruce ST. l. DIP.
Or, mi. 80. 50
c2li G NV. Sr.mi. 80. 10
1924 5th NV. Sr. mi 80. 81
1928 Ln-ch ST. Gr.
ami ....-....... 80. 90
1927 9TH NV. dwg over
store ...........2o.J0
233 18th sw. Sr. Is. 50
go Tenn ave ne. Or.
III ~
1873 Linden 81. l. DIP.
5r. MI. ..........@ 30. SO
$50 Spruce st, l. d =.
e.. nj. .. sc
mhS-3t
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go F sT.N,W.
52S and 52s Tenn ave
ne. Or, mi. %
iOt5 9th NV. Or. mi. .2l
81 Pa ave Sc, Or
nat. Ini. 30
lOl2 LIST ne. st&dwg u. 30
ID Carroll se.Gr. mi. 30 so
100 California ne. CIR.
u. NORTHUMBERLAND. 81
~ l. NV, Or, mi. rs. 30
np7 lith ne, Or. mi Is. 30
2i1 AZ sw. Or. wa. Ii
iolO LIST ne. Or, mi. Is
i.sso llth NV, st&drg Is
sos 3D. sw. Or. mi. Is. 80
lool and 1923 18Th
sc, Or, mi.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES HOUSES NE. RENTED At
81, per moth: : hosses rented at SIS; one
NV. $1,000: horses Sc, s. 500 each: \
small frames, at 81 900 each: 4 lots on FLORENCE
-. ne. az S.SD "ach: =. lots on ID St Sc nj
GRAHAM. succeeding Jno. A. Butler IT,, sos E.
mhS-3t
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FOR RENT-tS34 E. CAP. ST; NEW THREE.
story brick house. with brvwns:ane ,r;mminys.
II rooms: open .ireplaees; handsome t-abi3et nan
tells; large yard in rear: static; rent low 10 \
Responsible tenant Inquire On the premises. II.
FUR REST-DwELLING IlI5 10TH ST wv q
LOUISIANA ave. n,,,s -
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WALL. 325 + ST. NV
Photograph gallery,
a50-4jl Pa ay, 9r.
only ..........1tn.o0
22l0 18th NV. ~ $50
I64 i NV, ir......3. 10
Sc3 e. Sill y aw, "a. 1910
531 10th NV. Or. $3.50
2120 18th NV, Cir. .ls. 10
llG Pierce IL. ar. 22.y0
POO VT av nw,1-.is.4 10
1O06 23d nv, ar. 1880
Store lois 7;h NV $500
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FOR RENT,
II hL-N Il
tNFURNISHEn.

Cor 18th d . SITS INV
tUith stahi..l s s,S3. "a
Mass ave, 18th aud Il
,sNs -. H.
Ii ct bet 18th aud
18th SITS. ........ 500
r l ave bet 18th ST
and COM ave. with
n 50 near Conn ave.
with stable. .slC.c.
VI bet lith a 18th. 800
Sonn ave bet 81 and
~ SIS. .xsl 81
X 81 bet isth and
Vt ave- .215
18th bet Z ami Q SITS. 22s
n 81 bet 16th End
18th SITS. EOS. 81
nth 81 fronring Par
Eagud S4aar,.. $50. "
K :; bet 10Th AID
list Sis. 200
An apartment IN Tho {
hath. completely and b
Ros
oihce rooms on LIST foor OF
HOS L st. LIST foo-
and basement. SIS
Ira. I'd floor. 1903
Ia ave. cor 18th. 81
STA
Stalie rear l132 Massac
Brick stable rear 1896 !
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. FOR PERMITS A
mhi-eo
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FOR RENT-l!l1 18TH ST. NV: $50; ROOMS
bath and cellar; front and back yard: fine loca
tiOn. J. MARTIN PROCTOR. 9Of q st. NV.
m3-3t
FOR RENT-A NEAT OR. BRICK HOUSE: ALI, n
l.; good neighborhood; good condition; $50. ia
ST. me-; open. j. d. CROISSANT 60 18th
st. H. r,2-1m
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER; OF DEEDS AND NOTARY FUR
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
hy X. II. EVANS, office tascnent) 1921 st.
Always in office office hours. iaT-tf
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOE EVERY STATE
ard territory. Notary AMI L. s. Commissioner.
OBS JOHN e EEAII- 1921 L ST. NV
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AELAL<2J.
10th ct bet Q and n. 900
Cor II and c0th. $500
II st bet 18th and
18th str. ....-......lN
18th 81 hat Q& l.lJO.O %
I st bet Goth and 2ist
SIS ...-...-..--...lo 100
18th st bet I and
N sts. IL
De Sales et bet lItk
II and Conn ave. .i25
18th 81 mr. Mass ave. Is
Corcoran st bet nth
and 18th SITS. leo
18Th OF mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet o and p SITS. 100
18th 81 bet y a. "a .ls0.OO
G 81 bet 18th and
2'h SITS. -..:.....S
y bet 18th q 18th. SO. 30
Q 81 bet ifth and l5th. %
ITS.
'oncord" OF z rms ana
lndsomely furnished. $50
ms.
lSl@ II. heat and gas SIS
! 4 furnished rooms aud
lIIth on n st near
llth st. ...........-
3TEs.
ave. -
. 81. n.W............. 1t
OBJ TANNED AT OUR or
PPLY TO
IuI a JOHNSTON.
1903 Pennsylvania ave.
HOFFMAN, REAL Es-
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FOR RENT-UNFCRNIS
102S VT ave NV. 1Sr. 500
1923 r I av NV. 17r. Isl
1910 Goth st. 22r :. .0t
1915 N II ave. 1Ur. 166. 81
101l Conn av NV, LAT. 81
1881 q st NV. 16r. ia
1874 10Th ct NV. 12r. 1J
Road st, Georgetown.
16r IL
1928 NJ ct NV. lor. .12i
1912 F st NV, 14r> .1O(
1896 Mass nv NV, 12r. 1O
1888 q st NV. Tor. 10
3406 Y st NV. lar. .10'
1436 n st NV. 12r. :. 10
1884 2Sth st NV, 12r. lOt
1872 10th st NV. 11r.lU
Z Dupont cir, l1r. .S3. 3;
800 9Th st NV. st &
dwg, Tor. SO. 3;
1914 + st NV. I'd. Sd
and 4th floors. :. SO. 3;
61S Z st NV. 15r. .S3. q
1926 5 st NV. 11r. ~
1922 II st NV, lar. :. al
$40 + st NV. Or. u:
1912 10th st NV, l2r. Z:
1918 n st NV. 12r. Ga
602 p st NV. 11r. Is
400 Chaplin. l2r. a.
202O Hillyer ave NV.
LIT q.
91S y Y ave NV. lar. al
500 18th st nw(tiau, 3r.7,
2023 Hillyer pl. Tor. .7(
1920 Sunderland pl,
l2r &c
1921 Goth st NV. Tor. .6s
1918 o st NV. Tor. =. .G'
1875 q st. Or. .G
405 18th st NV. 2r. =. .G'
1906 p st NV. Tor. >. q,
1402 Chaplin st NV. 12r. G
6O6 ii st NV. Tor. &C
507 Maple ave NV. 12r. q
2024 IL st NV. Or. 90
1913 Goth st NV. 12r.G
1910 2lst 81 NV. Tor. 90
1917 o st NV. l1r. :. 90
$500 18th st NV. Or. GO
2235 q st NV. Tor. .5j
1854 18th NV. Tor. =. 81
1924 18th NV, 11r. 81
11l2 14th ST nwttlaU. 6r5C
laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. sc
1881 18th st NV, Tor. 81
fURN
In NV. 20r. $500
r I av nr Ct av.17r333. 81
VT nv 4 l. st NV. 1Sr. 800
Mass nv Dr 18th st
NV. 1Sr. Bon
Il st mr. 18th NV. 1Sr. 800
n ii ave mr. C0rcorah
OF. Aot ~
Conn ave mr. Il. 1Sr. .27s
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 13r. %,
X l ave mr. 18th st NV.
12r .2Q(
NE cor \ II ave and
Corcoran st. l3r. leg. 81
1914 10th st NV. 1lr.1J
21st and o SITS nw.lOrl5I
DeSales st NV. 12r. .15l
1929 14th st NV, 1Ir.l50
OFF
1924 F st NV. basem't. $75
sol l4th NV. .6s. 80
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV. 4r. entire
third floor. GO
Pa av and 18th NV. Pr. 6
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. 2r, I'd floor. 40
73S 18th st nw.1st aud
81 floors. 40
1420 Pa ave. I'd floor. 40
Sw cor 18th and Z, 3r.SO
ste
723 7th st NV. 800
l2l4 F st NV. $50
1913 G NV. g,
620 + st NV. 3.
40 18th st NV. 81
III IL st. >,
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. .S45
4,slcc. Mass av 4 2lst. -
2,sq66..............2J
X / ave aud n. 18th
and 18th SITS NV. 40
2, sp 1875. .2c
3. 80 1875. ~
The above houses can
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

EcROPE.-St' MINER TOURS. 18TH YEAR COM
Iaiy select Cneuuaed arrangements All IRA vel
and hotels frst-class Full programs in the .',)iJ
World Tourist Guide illustrated sent on re-
ceipt OF 10 cents. A. De POTTER, 1l.2 Broad
way. NY. f.17.s-t
ARTHUR ". ROBSON,
60 10TH st. n. Telephone 1864
steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent
Tickets 10 Europe by all lines.
Drafts in sums to suit
Foreign Express. (aC3 Custom House Broker.
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FOR RENT
VERY DESIRABLE BAY-wINDow Two-SToRy
double brick dwelling. 10 rooms and hath
being S0s II street northwest. with large brick
stable attached; suitable for a physician OF
business man; convenient to all street cal
lines and business center.
Threestory sy-window brick dwelling; s rooms
and bath: No. 1898 New York
Apply to CNAS. c. DUNCANSOS,
mh36t 9th and ID SITS. NV.
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on HOUSE On X. 1.
make a good boarding
Wall now rent for $40.
J. ave. mh3-3t
1852 wallach. Grab -. 10
Flat, Sr. .............3 IS
20 Fla ave. Or a. b. 20
1906 y Cap. 6r&cel 70. ~
16lS U NV. 1r&sta. rs
ST. GA l4th st. nv.
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MANICURE

MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CHIROP.
odist. I03 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
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FOR Rents NEW BRICK HOUSES. cl2c, GOA
and 2i20 Penns. ave: IL rooms. baths; larRo
loft for storage: all modern improvements 10
Quire Of OWNER. 2l26 Pa ave. Eaasonabls
rent. dp-tf
FOR EENT-906 ST. NV, ROOMS AND
bath and modern coHveniences; excellent neigh
borhood. Also 1926 pth ST. NV. and hand
some; rooms and bath. Inquire OF FRANK y.
BROWNING, 416 5tl ct. NV fei-tf
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Fol. RENT
1l4l MI av.l2r. miSS3. 90
$40 10Th. office rms. .55
1852 1Ttn. lUr, mi. 10
45i ID, Or, st & eel. 10,
l1Ii y, Sr, mi. Ia,
500 21st. 12r. mi. 80. 90
IT'S 10th. 12r, mi. :. sc
1913 Pa ave. Tor. mi. so. ~
33il3 Ia nv. l1r.mi.50.:O
11l4 18th. Tor. mi. II. IS
li-1G Attn ne. l3r. mi. ~. &
2:1l Ia ave. 9r.mi. AZ. 80
2323 Pa ave.10r. mi. 10. ~
:3l5 Pa ave. Or. mi. ~. 80
213i X. Or. mi. 81. ~
203l II. Or. mi. .35.J
1921 q. Tor. $50
1927 Pa ave. Tor. mi 81. 80
2151 l., Ir, mi. 1880
G5 y NV, 6r&cel, mi. 30. 30
$50 Goth. Sr. mi. 80. 50
l5lG Kingman. Or. ml3D. 10
al29 Pa ave. Tr. 30. 10
o1G II. Sr. mi. 10. 80
hl0 G re. Gr. mi. .27 so
5oi llth Sc. Or. mi - 81,
1904 9Th. o.. mi. 81. Jo
G33 +th ne. Sr.mi. IS. 80
l.l. 10Th. 1r. mi. $3.50
1897 32d. sto. w&-. %. 81
1913 Goth. Or. mi. %. SO
1929 Doth. Sr. mi. Is. III
.6l1 X. 1r. mi. rs. ~
1'15 +. store. rs
22l9 l., Or. wa. 20. &c
All pr, sw. Or. Wig. -. ~
230S F. 1r. mi. 90. 80
2oG-S 9th lie. Or. mi. -. 20
26Oii9 l.. Gr. Gel, mi. III. 80
2224 g. ;r. W 4 go. 20
@2i l.. Or. mi. 70. %
Hi5 Goth. Tr. eel. w.20. 20
2214 I. Or. W. 90. 30
III Goth, Sr, W. u.s. 30
it-1i 2atH. ir. mi. 20. 30
1910 I'D. 5r Hat. gas
and heat. 20. 80
zoos X. 7r. .2U.pi
2llgis Pa av.Ir.g&v ~
1906 18th. carp'ter shop. 20
424 Elm. CIR. mi. Is. II,
For full list apply tn "
NIB 1891
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works.-Carpets cleaned In the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat.
tresses made to order Office, 1920 Pa. ave-
Works, l70S and ITO NV. Telephone SOL
mh2-tf VI. NEWMYER, Manager
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FOR RENT-l3O4 9Th ST.: COMFORTABLE SIN
room brick house; mod. imps.; centrally located ;
large front yard; convenient cable road: Sc. so
per month. Apply to wEsCoTT & WILCOX.
1907 Pa. ave. m3-3t
FOR RENT-l514 L ST. NV; LOCATION CEN.
trail: convenient to Treasury, State. War and
Navy Departments. the herdics and two car
lnes: price. t46 per month. THOMAS ]. FISHER
4 CO., 1924 ct. NV. m3-6t
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FOR RENT-i05 I'd ST. Ne, HANDSOME NEW
la A ct. ne fe20-i2fs
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eIS sw. sr mi $500 ses sw. Or. mi. y. 90
30 lin sw or.mi ~ 400 sw, Tr..... lab
sTsH sw. or N. 700 zoos va av sw. Sr Is. 20
81. .th sw. store $50 ylt LIST sw, 5r..... 8 20
500 ith sw, store. Ia. 20 S24 Sc 6r......l - 80
closets, white people only, $3.50 per mo.
j. HARRISON JOHNSON 4 SON,
mhl-St 30S eth ct. s.w.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANIED-1WO ROOMS AND BOARD FOR TWO
IN private family in Rockville Kensington or
Laurel, Md SeId terms, full particulars and
references Box IS, Star Office. mh3-3ts
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FOR RENT
2i22 Pa ave.11r. Oh, laun-
dry. eel & st r. ami. SIS
1VUv 23d, lor&b. .35. 50
221S @ NV. sr & b. 80. 80
2316 II. Sr&b. .....25.50
2306 NJ. Or x b. ...22..so
523 I'D. Or.
310S 23d st. Or. wa. 1880
5OS I'D. Or. wa. Ia. 80
24O9 q NV. 4r....12. 80
4 O'Brien's row. Or. 10
mh3
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FOR RENT--FJATS

= o.; Ei..T-BEAUTITUL CORNi FLAT GST
i;nd ii stOriesl; every mod. Goa. convenient TO
departments: large roou!s and bath: only $50
per mo. 81 n y. ave; Key at cor. drug store.
nl3-.,ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED-FOUR UNFINISHED COiMUNICAT-
lES rooms; second floor; heat and gas; between
I1th and 18th: F and II. or bet. 18th and 10Th
y and r. Address JONES, care letter carrier
w - CITY r ". It,
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
rooms for adults; location hctween 9th and 15th
AID SIS Address. with price and all par
ticulars, u. II. L.. Star Office II.
NANTED-ONE UNFINISHED ROOM WITH
our heat or gas. or small Hat. for dressmakinx
state terms Address ROOM, Star office. 1t
EANrED-THREE OR FOUR UNFJ,RNISBFD
rooms for light housekeeping in the NV by
ISo ladies'; price must be moderate. Address
b. A.. Star office. ~.
EANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR FIDERTy
Iady; meals in room; room must be sunny on I'd
Eoor- MI; location on Pa. ave. line; price not
over So. p. t. o.. Star Office rnh2-3r.
kANTED-3 OR FUR. ROOMS AND BATH IN
hoCse with elevator LIST fsnr: or small fur
Office f.yS A..