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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-18

A. III. and H. B. Bell and their sister,
Miss F. A. Bell, are for the present board
ing at the Red Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown came from
St. Adams the 18th to remain short time
before going to Lebanon, n. II.
Henry W. Cheney of Williamstown and
Miss Edith Edison of Randolph Center are
to be married to-day, the 18th, at the iat-
ter place.
Mrs. Charles Tewksbury attended the
concert given at White River Junction,
Monday night, by the Temple Quartette
of Boston.
G. d. Sanborn was at work last week IN
Montpelier, putting nantes into the mt
residence recently erected in that place by
Mr.. Fisher.
He. Holmes, NJ D., of Minneapolis,
Mimi, has been staying with his motner
and grandfather the past week at bell
view Cottage"
The elegant new organ for the Christian
church has arrived from the Hutenlns
mandatory, Boston, and is being set up
by Mr.. II. p. Seaver of Springfield, Mass.
Hon. C. M. Winslow, secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, and Miss Y. r.
Marsh, of Brandon, also Major Henry Il.
Alvord of Fairfax Co., Va, stopped here
on their way to the Farmers Institute IN
Bralutree.
The list Of strangers in town last and
this week included l.. Q. Hayes, Bellows
Falls; S. b. Waite, Hyde Park; l.. q
Moody, stowe; f. c. Fletcher, Roxburyi
H. H. Whitney, Guild nall; j. o. Sanford
of Stamford, Conn.
1t is now expected that Representatives
of U. S. Grant Post, the W. K. I. and the
Sons Of Veterans III attend the @ a. X.
division encampm ent and w. r. G. con-
vention, to be held at Burlington, Jan.
30th and 31st.
Jan. 26th is ths date of the Hosemen's
ball, which promises to be very pleasant
affair. The tickets viii be on sale the
last OF the week at Bass bookstore and
can be obtained Of the 6remen. Buying
these tickets does not oblige one TO be-
come a follower OF Terpsichore and VIII
greatly aid the company. Lunch baskets
will be furnished, il desired, by d. =.
Cooling, and hot coffee will be served by
the hosemen.
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Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

This paper is printed every Wednesday
afternoon at 43 Main st., West Randolph,
VT. Price &c. a copy,s1.25 year, Csc. less
in this county,. All papers stop when sub
scriptions expire. No papers sent unless
paid for.
Advertising rates IS an inch per year
transient adv'ts $3.50 per month. Liberal
rates to large yearly advertisements on
application tothe publisher.
Average circulation per week for past
year, all editions, 3948.
Address all business to
L. P. THAYER, Publisher,
West Randolph, VT
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East Randolph.

Miss Alice Eaton has recovered from
the grip and is teaching again.
About fifty couples attended the dance
Thursday eve.
Mr.. Wilson and wife have closed their
labors at the hotel aud moved to North
Randolph.
Jim Lackey's folks are all sick with the
grip
w. r. Holden is gaining slowly, not be-
ing able to leave the house yet.
Friday morning. as Mary and Grace
Grow were driving at the lower end OF
the village, the horse turned around sud
denly, tipping the girls out, and started
for home on the run, where 1t arrived
safely. The sleigh was somewhat damag-
ed
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-18
Horse Notes.

"Hess" Smith recently bought colt of
the Geo. +. Wood estate, which promises
to make a fast one, when properly condi-
toned. "Hess' is a good Judge of horse
flesh and has had several good offers for
this colt.
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IIIIIITIIIIIIIIIIITIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT
Estate Of LUCY cILLEY.

Estate OF LUCY CILLE1.
The undersigned. having been apnointedbv the Hon
Probate Court for the District of Hartford commits
sioners. TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF ali persons against the estate OF
Lucy Ciiley late of Royalton In said District de-
ceased aud all claims exhibited IN Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpos
rtst.sad A. &. +. Tlrbell's Office in Royalton
on the 4ih day OF April
aud the l4th day OF June next from 10 .. M until
o'clock. p. said days and thai iN months from
the it day OF Jan. A. d. 1894 is the time limited by
said Court Tor said creditors to present their CLAIMS
10 us for examination snd allowance.
Dated at Roy alton. this 10Th av OF Jan A.D.lss4.
JOEL v. PHELPS. Cormission-
1868 JAS. g. BINGHAM.k ers.
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List of Births for 1893.

Jan. 10, Bailey, Alta A.
. "a, Tucker, Charles Leslie
Feb. IL, Harper
q 25, Hull, Arthur Francis
Mar. 8, Dumas, Mary Agnes
Apr. IS, Sault, Julius Glenn
June 2, Spencer, Harold
q 20, Rattee, George }.
July 20, Rope, Florence Della
:" 2s, White, Evelyn Maud
Oct. 10, Davis, Robert Mcleod
Nov. 10, Morse, Ruth
Dec. Il. Ravmo, Willie May
q Il, Abbey, Ira Ross
Send notice OF any errors or emissions
to Mrs. Emma S. Peters.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Corrected 70 Nov 19,is93,
GOING SOUTH

Trains leave Randolph as follows:
2:00A.M.
treal and the West, for Boston, Lowell
and all New England points. SLEEPING
ears for Bost. n. via Lowell, also n,
Springfield. run daily. Sundays included
and from Montreal TO Boston. via Lowell
l0:i7 Am.
Mail from st. Adams aud Burlington for
Boston. via Lowell and Fitehburg. for All
points in New England.
l:S5 P. NJ.
Limited Express from Ogdensburg. Mon.
trcal and the West for Concord Man.
chester, Nashua, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston, and for New York.via Springfield
1853 P. M.
Passenger from White River Junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH.
2.0OA.M.
Night Express from Boston and New
York, for Chicago, Ogdensburg and the
West. Sleeping ear TO Montreal runs
daily, Sundays included, from Boston,
via Lowell.
8:47A. Nj.
Passenger for Rutland. Burlington. s.
Adams, Richiord and Eouse's Point.
1927 P. NJ.
Mail train from Boston. Worce ter Spring
field. New London and New York fer
Burlington, 81. Adams, OgdensbuTg. Mon
treal and the West. Drawing room can to
Montreal
Sill P. M.
Fast Express from Boston. for Montreal
and the West Pullman palace sleeping
car attached, running through to Chicago
without change.
S. w. CUMMINGS, Genl Passenger ACT.
+. w. BALDWIN, Genl Supt.
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West Randolph Locals.
Miss GEORGIA WnIrE, Local Editor.

On New Years day, poor Uncle Sam,
With sad and troubled eye,
Reviewed his monthly cash account,
Then heayed an anxious sigh.
"Ten million dollars goneln said he,
-iTis really past belief.
In SO I'll surely turn
A new political leaf"
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List of Deaths in 1898.

Ian 4. Cleveland Martha tFlint) 81 ii
6. Tilson, Laurena lfhayefl 20 20 o.
q 81 Dubois, Anna (Lamson) %
q "a. Drake, infant .,
80. Fiske, Huldah tFlinp o. .
Feb. Z, Martin, Celia (Iinkum) {"
10. Hamblin, infant - N ..
4" II, Tilson, George 20 20 az 40 1e
IA, Allen, Orviile ,,,a g ~ %
/" is. Raymo, Josef (Mainioux) 81
21, Ciapp, Mary tMashpurJ g. g. -
Mar. 10, Thayer. Isaac c. y a
10, Tredo, Peter o oe
" "a, Richmond, LanIistoA GO go 20
g 20, Waite, John 90 % -
ADJ. rs, Priest, Louise (fhnt) o. ~
Nav %. Thurston, Pruuencs 81 ~ -
$50, Huntington, Martha % !,
June 2, Wood, George I: o. - ao
g 20, Burridge, Grace Harriet y
July %, Hull, Arthur +. - 20
27, Fiske, David ~ q
Sept. ~, Ripley, Paschal +. ~
27, Jerd, Peter % e
5, Rope, Florence D. 90 10
Oct. 4. Kinney, Reuben eo a,
q 8, Holman, Ora (kitord) u II "a
Dec. 4. Chase, Caroline Emery oz
g p. Roberts. Lyra (Hateh) 40
/" "a, Perrin, Elizabeth (Edson) Is
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Sl@ 1ith ne. 6r....lo-3o
VII 18th ne. 5r......1o
- Fenton NV, &...a.3e
loco y ] ave sc, ar. o
Capital 81, Ivy City. %
HAS Burden ct.h 2.STls. so
p,o Hutton CT, 4r...s
<es Armory sw. 4r....S
so Bland CT Ar. -..s
81 Fierce 81. q 5. 5r. q
iSs Navy n -. @r.T.3o
llc6 y 81 ct. 3r, LIST ~
Is North CT nw, 5r. ESQ
l226 Noland CT sw. arc
18th 81. and y. y. ave.
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PROPOSALS.

HEADQUARTERS US. MARINE CORPS QUAR-
termasters Once, Washington. ID. C.. June s.
ls94.-Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are hereby
invited. and will be received at this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, On THE TWENTY Third
DAY OF JUNE.1s9I. for furnishing the quantities OF
Ice that may be required during fiscal year ending
be delivered there daily Sundays and holidays
excepted. free OF expense TO the government: At
barracks, Washington, 100 pounds; at marine bar
racks, navy yard. ID. C.. 100 pounds. Blank forms
OF proposals and all information may be obtained
at this Office. Proposals should be Endorsed Pro
posas for Ice" and addressed to the undersigned,
who reserves the right to reject any and all bids
in his judgment the best interest OF the govern
ment may require. Major II. u. LOWRY, Quar-
termaster U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, d. e.
je9-2aw2w
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II.
ssl l5th $, Tor -seo Lsss So a NV. r. 50
ssO IA ave. lor-.-. lso Brookland. &........ 80
los II 81 nv, Sr....loe l52e q st TT. a. 80
1871 @ st. l6r. 50 L st NV ar - ao
81 lith NV. l2r....75 453 y 81 NV Or d as
2ll9 st NV. llr....T5 1906 n ave- Or 81 90
42o 9Th NV. store IS 1918 v st. zr........ IS
ills o 81 NV. tlr 300 1864 c 81 sx l2r Is
2eie r 81 NV. 15r. 20 ia Arthur nj sr p 10
eo5 Mass NV, 1er. 1000 1924 L ST. d.. p so
ls5 ST, Tor: 81 ~ l4s Pierce pl. Or. 90 50
1907 y III ave. er- &c IS 25l0 NJ Il. S.. q 20
SOC 9Th - NV lir Is IS ilss c4th ST Or p "a
The Milton-Apartm-uts- &C 18th se. e.. q 10
162o I'd 81. Tor. .6 80 Z nv, ST.. 81 I'd
Wash Grove 6r..... 90 s24 AZ st sw er ~ 30
so15 g st NV, llr.. 90 iens IT ne. IT.. 20 rs
zoe sth NV, l2r. 1885 PUG 18th 81. sr. q. &c
1915 @ 81 nv Tor IS. IS I'll X 81 ne er- % %
TO- sth nv, sr. -s0-55 lis sth et nc. 6r- 20
sol Cap. do * 90 lc>s ~ ne, On. IS 20
lib De sales, 1er.. .ss ix2o " ne Or. Is 80
le3e r ave. i0r. IS III X ~ ne Or. Is 10
rs DeSaies st. Or. Is ~ L q nw, Or. IS 80
1Olo I'D st NV. Or 90 1872 10th 81. 20
e02 st nv, Tor. Ico.oa 1884 - nv, Or. rs 80
1902 Q ~. Tor. SO l7e4 81 Or. go. - 30
172e 18th 81, ler...a O. L 81 NV. Or. rs 20
63 y ave-.....-..so y "a Il ne. sr. = &c 70
Bis X st. er--.-... 80 SIS 18th sc. 6r... e.67
eSs ~ nv. sr.. SO. IS :<Sl " NV. sr. ..is
$50 VI st NV. or. 80 S2s Mass ne. Or 16 80
u 81 NV. l4r.-@1S us - ne. Or. u 20
6l4 l.th 81, l2r. =. les sth - NV. 5r. ~ 30
l2l2 o 81 NV. Sr- 1875 los Seaton 81. Or IL 20
1874 18th ~ NV. Sr. 81 pis 18th St sr. ....3 10
Frederick. fat Ar 81 70 SO rth 90. 6r.......l5
la2a X ~. lor. 80 Cleveland. er. is %
1903 Linden st. ?r-3o.so eco CAllAn -. On IL 20
SOS 10th st ne 7r. IL so 2344 Champin av srlo s.
Jele-tu.th&z.tf
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.
1872 18th NV, Tor. mi. Sc
a. VI pw. Tor. mi. *
500 14th NV. Tor. mi. .3a
@4 Is sw, Or. mi. 81
1o5 ; NV, Sr, mi. -. SO
lUoS Z sw. Or. mi. 81 80
1909 l ne, Or. mi. .ls.3o
1874 II ne. CIR & st.l7.50
AZ 18th Sc. 4r.......l5
l4e2 18th DIV, ST. "a hl3.s5
Central Gv. Ivy City. Il
904 9th Sc. Ar. ....ll-3o
633 1lth ne, 5r. .lo.3o
CAlNOOD a. GAIlRETT
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Cor 18th & q sts NV
with stIt,i~l. s. As3. "a
Mass ave. 18th Il +
SITS, with stable. eos
ii bet 18th & 18th
SITS. with stable. Zoo
X 1 ave bet 18th ST
4 Conn ave, with
stable ....--...4lG6.
n st near Conn ave.
with stable.
Mass ave bet 18th Ut
and Dupont Circle. 300
Coan ave bet Al aud
y SIS. -9i 60
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. with stable. $50
NJ bet i4th a. 18th. 300
ROC
Office rooms LIST 1oor OF
Hos + st. LIST floor
and basement. :. .Sls5
lrm. I'd floor. 1893
ia ave. cor 18th. -
1904 @ st. LIST scor and
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-EIEGANT HOUSEKEEPING FLAT:
three large rooms and bath room: entire second
noer or $4,000 dwelling In Georgetown; near
cable cars; only sl5.33 per month. L. A. PHIL
LIPS son, 1422 n. 7. ave. jels-2w
FOR RENT-SUTrE OF NICE ROOMS AND BATII
second hoor; southern exposure; for Light house
keepins. Also storage. i4i3 T st. NV. 5ei63ts
FOR RENT-FLAT-sDCoND STORY, laos 14TH
st. NV; rooms and bath, with heat; no chill
dren; yearly lease. Apply to L. b. NARROW.
my25-1aws.tf 70 Corcoran bldg
FOR RENT-FLAT, SECOND STORY 2l24 l4TH
St NV; five rooms and bath; KEYS in store
f. b. MARROW, Corcoran bldg. my2e-s&w3m
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL FLAT. nth AND E
RALEIGH SHERMAN,
1elo-3t' 5l4 llth ST NV.
FOR RENT-FLAT; 4 RS AND BATH; ALL
modern improvements; papered; steam heat; ex-
celient condition; cheap; 18th and SITS
NV. PlTNEI d BRADFORD, 1905 ST. je14-3t
FOR RENT-RooMS N THE HARRISON COR
ner Sd and g SITS. NV HARVEY SPALDING.
Je12-lm
FOR RENT-APARTMFNTS IN TIE ANALOSrAN
Flats, his Co-coran st. NV; 3, and
each: rent Including heat, gas, etc., $50 to $50
ny231m' L. S. FEIST0E, 1893 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-21I2 PA. AVE NV; CONVENIENT
gether, at reasonable rental. ii. L. RUST, ga
1ith ST. NV. my10-n
FOR RENT-FLATs AT THE wooDMoNT COR
18th st. and Iowa circle; private baths: table
board. ]. F. ROBINSON. Proprietor. ap26-3m
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FUR RENT-OFF1CES. 1420 Pa nv. I'd a.. 1000
1921 NV, rm l. 1873 7th NV, list
LIST floor $S3. 81 I'd floors. 49,. 1000
1924 NV, entire SW IL & Z. Sr 20 90
basement ....... 1000 1921 I NV, 4. 1900
bOI 14th nw..... GS. so 1921 NV, room 10 10
Globe bdy-l large rm. 6O5-7 It'll. several rs
Sc 18th and 1918 NV, several rs
SITS NV, 4r, entire 14i7 G NV. several RS
Sd floor. COCO 1927 NV, several
Pa & Ii nw,e 65oo fine Offices. .......-
Coz 18th NV. LIST Il. 5000 1423 NV, several
Sc 18th aud fine Offices. .......-
SIS NV, 2r. I'd q. 1900 60 + nw.several Rs
Tfi0S. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
jc15-tr 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-2 COMMUNICATING OFFICE ROOMS
at 5le 10th st. NV. newly papered and painted;
$3.50. WALTER II. ACKER, 7oi 14th st. NV.
je13-6t
FOR RENT-4O OFFICE ROOMS; ALL MODERN
improvements: Bliss building. Nos. 33, 81 and 80
r st. NV, opposite Cspito grounds; floor plans
upon application A EUGENE cox, Manager.
ap24-3ms
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20 20 "a sw sr. ami So SOL 10th sw. Tor, ami Is
eos q ~ or ami-2g Sc 9 sw. Or. ami. 1880
l2os Sd sw, Or a VIZ 1910 I'd sw ar A " n
go ,aA sM' d; Y ia Wylie ne, Or mil2 50
% Sc. ar W. 1850 1893 a So -r s
1903 AZ sw. sd. - 23e az sw ga q
AS Del sv. 6r&r.ls.a0 800 a. sw ar s1
'ele-Sr' JOHN QUINN. az Tth st. s.w.
sssdi ieth. ltr.amLa-@l e "a NV. ier ami so
$40 9Th sw, 1or ami 81 al Va az s~ Ter ami 81
40s ca sw, SD. - Cor iothkc sI Ia, anaiS az
so 9Th sw, Or. ami - ~ so7 e. sw Tor am ri
- G sw. Or. ami. .2OS0 So al sw.or' ami ~ 20
3sS I sw, Or, ami. 1850 SIT 81 SUI Gr.ami 10 "a
Cor "a a y sw. Sad 70 OR 81 a X sw, s&d rs
ass sw. Or, wa. 10 sss lsf ss er wa II al
a-o - sN, - Io4 9 sw. Or. wa ~. 20
ss,c.s4. s~' p. u 81 "a sw. SAD n
LnR LEST-By W. G. DyyAIL. SIS sE NV.
~ n. zap. ISL. 800 1s3i Q NV. lar. IS
ll21 10th NV. l2r.eo.- 80 c NV Or rs
l3 9th ne. sr. $3.50 1x.B eth NV Or 2s
- pt O2o ia ave. 1sr-ss 1915 18th NV, Or 81 50
~ NV, sr.-.-...S 80 1874 lie Droit NV,
2o3 NV, Sr..-.- - so 5r ............. n 50
II nv, Ter. zO.sO Nr NV ar - III
Dwg ut s29 Tth NV. % II<p isf nv - "A
$50 81 ne. 7r.....lsl50 lis4 sth ne Tr-.. On 20
- ia ave NV, TITO eos 10Th NV. ar. 1850
-, ,cS ON nv. dr- = 80 2ox2 L NV. 7r. u. 20
1909 4th nv, sr. 50 212O 18th NV. Or IA 40
30 y \ ave nv, 15r75.7 as
Sw cor 9th and E .l75i SD 5th nw... Sf5 so
Photograph gallery, <ss 4 <el Pa. ave. nv 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

SHED.
Il At bet eoth and
2lst ets--.---.---..2 200
Fla ave near Mass
ave tsummerD.- 80
% ct bet 2Oth and
list SITS -.-....l $50
Jefferson place hef
Conn ave & 10th. ITS
Cor ii and 3oth. 100
DE Sales ST let 18th
st and CoRn ave .I2S
"a bet 18th & 18th. los
Oorcoran 80 bet 18TH
and 18th SITS. 100
18th st near Mass ave
tsunmerl ..........40
18th 81 bet v st and
Dupont Circle (suml 80
MS.
lSl4 II, heat. .k25
q furnished rooms and
hath on + IT near
uth 81 ...-.......-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE SEVERAL. DESIRABLE DWELL
ings to exchange for small unincumbered farms
in Prince Georges county, Md. CHARLES G.
RINGWALT, Atlantic bldg, $50 1t. n.w.jsle-et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

Ftk EENT-
ll6l NV. mi.13rss1 IN ISIS eth nv, er.....is
1000 Sth nv, mi. lGr. rs csis rth uw t.. II
6i9 Fla av NV mi. l0r. 50 ia RisuArk nv ar Il
923 Sth nv. mi. Tor. sc. - a19 ne MI -r Ia 10
2aso q nv. mi. 13r. 20 1913 @ ew Or - le
p09 9th mi. sad. 81. ~ rs "A ne er....... rs
1l33 9th NV. mi. or. IS eis ID ne 6r..... rs
l4i0 10th nv. mi. ~. - 80 ~ 1th NV Or rs
723 Irwin nw mi Or * 1919 y y ave NV Or Id
e@3 q ne mi CT. - SO 1912 " NV e. ID
lllT 9Th nv. MT - Hartford s Brok "a Or "a
cog 18th ne. mi ar. 80 404 Pcmeroy nv. 5r Il -
loo6 ne. mt .r. - 20 S~ctt ave NV 5r n
COS L ne. mi pr - 50 2is6 sth nv sr - III
2sls 9Th NV MT "a. - ~ Rladenshnrr nj f-lO n
sh3 LIST %. MT rr. 81 50 Prosfd'ce wv civic IA
Is ave MI ar Il 80 &c lst Sc Or - 10
lag 4 nw,mi.sr -2o.sA eSei / NV. sr.... 8 10
4oI Warner nv. mi. Or. 20 liz NJ sw. 4-.....S 40
Sll 13i1 sw mi, Or. 30 407 Franklin NV ar 3
Cor. 9Th and L SITS. NV unfuruish.d rv.ms
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-BY THEO A. HARDING. 1904 G ST.
Nice Office, occupied for a number Of years for
real estate and Insurance business: GIG 18th st.
nv Latimer & Nesbit in charge Of rents.
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BOARDING
FOR SALE-PIANOS

right and Square,
Dur terms Ennitahla: roll pianos.
5e4-tf PFEIFFER CONIIFF. All ;Ith It. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

FOR RENT
2l0J g NV. Or. hath,
cellar, large yard.
finely finished. 5000
Flat, 1914 Pa ave
NV, Sr, ami. 80. 20. ~
2sls y NV, sr. mi. -. 80
100 10th NV, ar. mis-. 10
2Sl6 II. er x la. 20. 80
Five Groom houses sol
month.
jel6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-RElIl"GTON TYpEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free in city; month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
wYCKOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT.
dI9-tf Cor Sth and F SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-137 NV; 6 ROOMS; HALL; ALI.
modern imps; nearly new; in perfect order:
only -: Key at l35 L st. W. F. NASH owner
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WANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-SUNiNiER BOARD on LINE OF III EC-
trio cars. by married couple and baby. Address
BOARDER, star Office my26-lm
WANTED TABLE BOARD WITH GERM An.
speaking family. Address with terms and ref
erences, Box 10. Star Office telI3t.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

WANIED-A SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP IN THE
evenings by experienced bookkeeper; references
given. X. II. L., Star Office. it,
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2308 NJ. Or.
2320 G. S.. wa-.-.-.1s
i1s2 9Th ne. 6r&b..l6.e6
1895 Ia ay sc. Or. W. l5.3 30
523 I'D. Or. ......l3.50
. Bcssell's CT. 4r.w.lO.S0
Gee 9th. Sr. wa. 1850
Rear ll62 10th, 2r....4
Itheast, eight dollars per
GEO. w. LINkINS.
$40 lafl ~ m M
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-BY THEO. A. HARDING, 1904 G ST.
Rear lI32 Q NV, large stable. ........... $500
Rear $50 q NV, stable. & stalls, loft ... 1900
Latmcr d Nesbit In charge OF rents. jel6-3t
FOR RENT-STABLE 923 ID ST. NV; SO IN
quire 928Ia La. ave je1l-1m
FOR RENT-STABLES
1925 (rear).. 80 3. 81 &c. ..... s2s
Bet 18th and 18th, h .. 50 l95.... q
and L SITS. .s45 g. sd los. ...........25
1912 10th trearI. rs g. 50 1855. %
6, bet L and NJ, 10th 4 50 G6.............25
and 18th SITS. .35 1924 {r'r). *
1914 18th NV (rear). IS ii2i 18th ST NV tr'r,.15
/, So f6............ 80 6lS NV lin rear IL. 80
2 SO &c. ..........a5 4. so &c Mass ay Il 2lst -
TIIOS. ]. FISHER & CO.
je0-tr 1924 F st. NV
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories u SPECIALITY
by X. II. EVANS, Office CJaseIoenU, 1921 F st.
Always in office. Office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and U. 8. Commissioner.
oc2S JOHN E BEALI. 1921 r st. NV.
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FOR REST-IlTH NEAR \ ST. NV, Brick;
rooms and hath; ami; SIS per mo- WEBB 4
TU1TEN, SIS st. NV. iel6-3t
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WANTED 10000 CANvASSEHS AT ONCE. TO
sell self-heating kitchen iron; requires no stove;
takes minutes to heat: cost &c. n day heat;
100 per cent profit: retails for 81 ~ rupie So.
Write for prices in quantities. THE Boil
GiANO MANUFACTURING Co, Baltimore Nd.
ap1+ -s3m
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wANTED-BY WHITE LADY, SITUATION;
hrst-class housekeeper; capable Of taking care
OF entire house; in private family or hotel; refs
Address FAITH" Star office. lie"
wANTED-CO1ORED TRAINED NURSE WOULD
like Of invalid. Call at 34S Pa.
te14sd'
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WALL PAPERING WORK
If you value your dollars it'll nay you to get
an estimate from any work to be done
We guarantee satisfaction. skilled workmen
only employed Fresh new patterned paper at
prices rs to so per cent below other dealers
Drop postal call; we'll gladly give an esti-
mate.
GILLErT CO.. 1913 9TH ST. ny18
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200 y sc. Or, store. .16
Ga ! se, Or. ......15.4 -
6Sl L ne. 6r..--..15-3O
G42 / Sc, 5r.......12. 20
l250 I'd sc, 5r. $50
Z sumner CT. Sr. 6
fEi- 523 iith st NV.
The Princeton union., 1894-08-02
Trained HOusekeepers.

Women who understand the best
n ethods of housekeeping, cooking, ven
tilation and sanitation have continual
ly enlarging field for the exercise Of
their knowledge and talents. Three
such women, who are experts in their
profession, have charge Of the three
halls or houses for the women students
at the Chicago university. Each houas
has a kitchen and dining room and
it is the endeavor Of its head, and the
cooks and maids under her, to have the
kitchen as nearly as possible an ideal
in it's equipment for work. In one of
the Kitchens which has large brick
oven and larger range than the others
the bread, roasts and soups are pre-.
pared. In each the Aladdin oven is
used for certain kinds Of cookery, and
though the students are not expected
or required to do the work of the
house, those interested in domestic
economy certainly have q fine oppor-
tunity for observing it at its best