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room door, where Anne received them
You could hear the scnfling of his old
feet as e went to and fro in the passage
Mrs. Bissells other boarlers, the Holmes
family, had been waiting round hungry
for half an hour. They We're slow. silent
people, even TO the little boy and girl
who, with hair "slicked' down close to
their cheelbones. the upward turn of
the eyes and rather flat noses, had
Monaghan cast Of countenance. When
the bell rang Miss Carver came in with
that irritated pinch Of the thin lips they
always wore when dinner was late. But
as Mrs. Bisseil kept her for dollar
week less than any Of her other boarders
the privilege Of open complaint was
taken away.
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had "hitched" early in the morniaq 40
poor Mrs. Bissel had striven in vain p, olu
catch up with her work She did NOT ~ ~
pear at the dinner table, for her Ir;
maid, Bridget, seemed to have comnl ,loH
ly lost her head, and the kitchen wasnn
side down. Mrs. Bissell dished IN tho
food, and the old man carried the nIat
ters and vegetable dishes to the DIM
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CHAPTER IL.

The dinner was late that day, and the
meal had the air of being scrambled to-
gether, which sometimes happens in the
best regulated boarding houses. Things
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I TO RF CONTINUED.
HAUNTED!

haunted house in these practical and unro.
mantle days is something of rarity. but an in
dividual haunted with the idea that ailment
is inCurable is Il parsonage frequently met with
Disbelief in the ability of medicine to cure IL
only mild form of monomauia, although in
some cases repeated failures to obtain relief
from many different sources would almost seem
to justify the doubt Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers has demonstrated its ability to overcome
dyspepsia, const patton. liver and kidney
trouble, malarial complaints and nervousness
and its recorded achievements in the curative
line ought at least to warrant its trial by any
one troubled with either of the above ailments
even although his previous efforts to obtain re-
medal aid have been fruitless. Used with per
sistence the Bitters will conquer the most OBJ
Stinate cases
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IA l2th - nr. lr
S04 g ne, Or. %. IS
632 B ST ne. 7r....2,., 20
6lU y J ave nv. Or. -. 40
1887 V st. Gr....22.3O
AS y J ave Sc, 7r.aO.y5
Is Ith 81 NV. or. ..O.-,
1907 9th st. 7r.....20. 10
40 7;h 5; Sc. Or. ~. ~
l2I California, CIR. 20. 81
311 @ ne. Or. .....2O.3t
.i3i Va ave NV. Or. 2u.:B
lbs II ST ne. Or. .20.30
ll6 Nd ave sw. sr. 20
800 X st sc. Or. 80
54l : ST. Or. 20
l%s9 Z 50 ne. Or. rs. 30
AIS 5th st ne. 6r. 1850
1919 Sd s; NV. Or. 1880
lSS2 Z ST. Or. 1880
1925 18th ne. Or. is
SO L st NV, Or. rs
50 Myrtle st ne. Or. II
63o 18th st lie, 6r.l6.50
liz 10th st Sc. Or. .l6. 80
el7 az sw. store. 10
us A st ne, 6r. .15.40
4S6 NJ ST sNv. '.r. .l5.:5L
1921 Lin.ien st, Or. 15.3C
1927 l 81 NV. 6r.....lh
Conduit I'd. Or. .1s
AZ y st sw, Or. ...1.
lI0S Seaton ST, Or. Il. 40
s2,43CieScl'nd av.tir.l3..3,
5l1 9th Sc. 5r.. 1890
gl5 Az sw, stor. Is. 30
2.22S Cleveland. o.. 1880
Il5 10th st ne. Or. 1880
2219 II st ne. Or. ia
il33 Park pl, 7r. ~. ~
1896 wylie st. Or. ~. 50
9l4l2 18th st. 5r. H. 80
537 18th st ne, Or. IL. 50
2529 Messmore. 5r. 1850
1901 Kramer st, 5r.11.30
Ills I'd ST ne, 5r...-11
2526 9Th NV. 5r. IL
2525 18th st. 5r.....1l
lib n ] ave sc, Or. 10. 40
1915 Half st Sc, 5r. 1880
324 L st sw, 5r. .l0.s3
1920 Huron ST. 5r. 1o.5n
912 21st st. store. 10. 80
909 18th st Sc, 5r. 10
1913 Kramer ne. 5r.9.3f
81 Gordon ne, Ar. $50
1928 Kramer st. 5r. S.3l
3l5 eth Sc. rear. :. S. sc
, & CO., 9l6 + st. NV.
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FOR TENT
wASH,N DANFNpOWER 18th ana n sfs m VI

WASH'N DANENHOWER. 18th and G SITS. Nv.
1921 z. Cap ST., rooms, all m. i........ $50 80
1919 Corcoran st. NV, rooms, all IN. t.. ~ 30
l61 st. Ne, Z roo1,s, all IN. i..-...... Is %
6l31a I'd st. ne, rooms, all IN. i....... - 80
1243 22d st. NV, rooms, all IN. i........ IS 80
2136-2l40 Ward place NV, rms, all MI. ~ 30
423 and 425 9Th ST. me-, rooms, all m. g.. ~ 30
516 s. G. ave. s.e. Gooms, all IN. i..-... 70 30
1881 Seaton st. NV, 3 roolrs, all IN. H.. Is 30
1416 q ST. Me-, rms. all mi. ......-... 1G 80
1222 Wylie st. ne, rms, water * gas. Is 30
pos Va. ave- NV, rooms. water. u 80
2041 l. ST. NV, 4 rooms water. ......... IL 30
and Corcoran NV. Ar. water. 1900
1125 24th 81. NV, looms, water. 10 30
513 and 5l7-21 oath st. n.w.,4 rooms. water 10 30
lul-11 and lis Reeves st. NV. Ar. water. so
1921, 1125 oath st. NV, rooms, water 10 30
432 L st. s.w., 4 rooms. .....-........... 10 90
1l37 Ca s.e. ar. water. 10 90
132S-30 Harrison ave s.e., rooms. water. 30
40 and ZIG st. Mary's pl- NV, Dr., water $50
1905 Reeves st. NV, Ar, water. .-....-.- $50
water INSTRUMENTATION. ...... 80
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT
40 La ave. 15r. 10
70 9th st, s & d. Tr.lO0
l2o5 Il ST NV. Sr. 100
go G ST NV. 22r. 80
800 18th st NV. l5r. 80
Pig X st NV. 11r.
621 n st NV. 11r.....65
.Sl9 7 st NV. l5r. 20
1914 14th st. store. 10
1o07 \ III ave. Or. &c. is
5l4 Sd st NV. lar. .6S
The Acknowledgement.
~ 1lth st NV. 12r. g. ~
1870 I'D st. Tor. .c5
s0l5 g st NV. 1ir. 60
no3 h ST NV. ll-.1.G-
s13 9th st NV. Tor. .65
1021 Sth st NV. Tor. go. Is
1916 G st NV. Tor. IS. A.
l135 9th 81 nv. 1Ir. 81
80 n Y ave. l2r. so. 80
1712 F ST, Tor. -. 40. 65
1910 22d st NV. Or. so. 90
1902 Y st, Tor. so
lt29 18th st. l2r. 80. 30
2l03 o st, Or. As. so
1922 Sth NV, Sr. :. .5O.55
l40I Corcoran, Or. As
1910 18th st. Sr. .....S
sos p st NV. Sr. AZ
laos 11th st NV. Or. 42.,7
1223 18th st NV. 7r.4..I7
$50 NJ st NV. Tor. 1880
100 L NV, 11r. 40
S24 Maple ave, Or. 70
AS q st, Sr. Rs 30
1906 W st, Sr. .35. 40
22l d st NV. llr. 10
1873 18th st, pr. 81. 50
al Q ST NV. 7r. 81. SO
2215 18th st. Or. ~ 80
1405 14th st NV. store. ~
p Sth st ne. Sr. =. 80. IS
lS20 Z st. hall. 20
112 \ st NV, 10r- 800. %
1888 9th st NV, ar. Is
1440 Pierce pl. 7r.27.30
2l0S h st. ,r. ....21. Sc
1924 10Th st. Sr. %
All 4th ct Sc. Or. .25. so
o02s nth st. Or. 30
1924 18th st, Or. .25. IS
Ii9 n NV, Or. 25.35
1924 l. st NV. 6r. .25.::n
8O5 e Cap, Ar. .25
2O5 4th st ne, Sr. %. %
20 Arthur pl NV. 1r22. q
DDS Mass ave NV, 7r22. 40
ja27 b. H. WARNEI
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1874 II ne. st&6r .17.5o
sos II NV, Or. 4.
1921 9th ne, ar. cli IL
1919 Il NV. 5r. rs
1909 I'd NV. Or. rs
is y NV. Ar. LIST a. IA
49, Sth NV. os' ....14
623 l1th ne. 5r. 10. 30
4ls Wilson aw. ar. =. I.
4t3 Hutton CT. 4r....S
,NON A. GARRETT
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-CHOICE HOUSES IN THE MOST DE-
sirable northwest sections of the city.
+. DE JANON, Room %, Kellogg bldg,
j29m,w,f1m l416 + st.
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FOR RENT
1872 18th NV, Sr. misGs
1921 VT ave, Tor. mi. 80
1919 10 NV, 12r. nIi.25.5U
i92 Maine av. 12r,mi.3,
lilo H ne. st&6r. mi 80
1888 y Jaw. Or. mi. 27.5o
1880 ii nest & Or. 22.50
1881 10th NV. Or. &c
II z NV. Or. mi. .lS.s
1911 1ith NV. st. 1880
142l II ne, Or. mi. 1880
CAX1
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FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS.
133 9th NV. 1Sr. 2b' $50 1921 Md ave me- Or. S14
OF 9th NV, ami 60 ~ so 18th sw, sr. IS
1S16 18th NV 81, ami. 80 80 lith net ami. 1864
314 Pa ave NV. l0r&b As lois 18th nc, ST ami. l6 IS
SJ6 II NV, sr d b....A ISL Cedar NV, Or. IA
81 Mo NV Tor. 81 GO Calan ne. Or. IL so
81 NV, Or. ami. -. .35 1871 Fla ave ne. 5r. 80
1909 Sc. ar, ami % so l2s6 Wyiie ne, 5r. 10
l232 9th NV lrami52 80 Green's al NV, 4r 6. 30
Gil 4th ST ne, 81, ami Is 619 Browns CT sc, Or. o
1886 Lewis ne, SID IS Rear 3O5 eth Sc. 5r $50
IL Tenn awe, 7r ami23 so Mccullough st, Ar s. 30
25o4 NJ st NV .9r. am2 IL Cooksey's alley se,4r.S
ja27 SWORNSTEDT & BRADLEY g2I + St
FOR RENT-412 ST. NV; s-ROOM BRICK:
mod. imp; $3.50: also 1874 d st. Sc; 1Or brick
mod. imp; 5000. Inquire Of A. EBERLY'S
SONS, lis eth st. NV. ja21-3ts
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CHIROPODISTS.

NINE. COLFORD. SUCCESSOR TO NINE THOMP.
son, massage institute. electric, sea salt medi-
Gated baths; facial treatment a speciality; mani
curing the nails REMOVED to 5l1 IL NV 161m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-29

ga llth ne. 7r....20.50
go l. ne. Or. .....ls.J0
9lg Sth ne. Or. .16. 30
200 y Sc. Ar. store. 10
I26 10th ne. Or. rs
12s 10th ne. 5r. 80
IPPEL. 525 11th st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ACCOUNTANTS

PATRICK II. e. BRENNAy. PUBLIC ACCOITYT.
ant ana auditor. l42l + 81. NV: books audited
statement Of afYrirs prepared for firms eorrora
tOns. trustees. estates. &c. dla-3m
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PERSONAL.

THE CORBETT AND MITCHELL FIGHT Is A
secondary cons ideration when actually compared
to the astounding rates Offering for gents
discarded garments. Drop that postal. justin 8
OLD STAND, 6l9 D ST. NV. ja29
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send Zoe. TO S. w. FLYNN, A. NJ,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ta15-1m' s. w. CORNER sTH AND n SITS n W
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
TO. Office open all hours. Best references. w,
WILLIAMS. Manager. go + st. NV. ja5.lms
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Ds mn l-bAkNIS a
81 y NV. Or, mi S35 .oO
rs + ne. Or. mi. 80. 81
l.Ot llth, Or, mi. IS. 3,
1l2i 18th NV. DWELL
ing over store. .2S. 10
3S3 Spruce, sr. mi -. *
1890 Linden. L ID p,
Or, mi. o. 20
5e6-52s Tenn ave ne.
Or. mi. % oo
1880 L NV, Or. mi %. &c
24l 4is sw. Or. wa. III
1910 LIST NE. Or. mi. 1850
fa%-3f
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
10S 18th NV, 1T. .$iJC /
1902 Z NV, 10r. ....lIt !
UNFUR.
1919 X NV. 1Sr. .Sa0o.G
1881 18th NV. Tor. rs
Oregon ave NV bet.
18th and 18th, Tor. go
is Tenn ave he, 1lr. 40.W
4011 Sth ex, Sr. =. ~ &c
90 Eth Sc, Or. .2.0C
106 Sd ne, Or. .25.oU
l12 Sd ne, Or. .3.T
635 l. ne, Or. ......1o.5t
233 LIST sw, Or. rs. 40
lag Schott al ne, A.. l1.JC
VIM.
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WEAVER. 60 p ST. NV
sl2 LIST ne. Or. mi.16.30
4o3 3D. CIV, Or. mi. Is. 20
soI and 500 Q nv,
Or, mi. Ia
l02l and 1923 18th se,
or. mi. ...-.....ll.3 80
pos + nv. ofhcc rm. 10
1913 9Th nw. Or. mi. p
1878 llth NV. store. rs
1910 . NV, ar, wat. 10
l2s and l29 A ID c CT
NV, sr. water. 10
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FOR RENT-A NICE GROOM AND RATH BRICK
house. New Hampshire ave. and L sts SIS mo.
Apply CHARLES EARLY.
tl2I-It 603 i4th NV.
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Cor 9th and Z SITS. NV, unfurr,sstsd roorns
Galveston ST., South Brookland, ruolus - xie 50
STORES. N IL
$40 9th NV, st&d $3.50 so1 eth NV ..,.sz, m
2l20 9Th NV, st&d. .c-5 1875 18th NV -. 0p
STABLES.
Rear 1913 18th NV $40 Rear 2l5 AZ n
Rear I'D 18th sw.... 3 y 49,,
LOT. Eirussz
ja21-3ts w s'ei sarV-~0
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FOR RENT-BT W. c. u
4O4 9Th NV. 16r. $50. %
~ Mass av NV. Tor. 40. 80
13 ath ne. Tor. as. 30
81 f NV. 1r......22.50
$40 + ne. 7r.....lS.5D
Up pit 626 Pa av. 1sr. -
GU y G ave Sc. Or. ..2S
L5l1 9th NV. Or. 10. ~
1870 y J ave NV. Or. 10. 10
1896 Superior. II HILLS
% Fenton he. Or. .12.50
1915 c Sc. 6r........ii
Store 500 18th NV. $3.50
Store 500 18th NV. .1l5
Photograph gallery. 459 a
ia21-3t
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-W1NTER AND SPRING ROARDCRS.
good board. comfortable rooms. bath rom: terms
very moderate Address Box So. warrenton Va
ja29-3ts "
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FOR RENT
7. W. McREYNoLDs. with r n pr.o.. GO ,.,,
$50 ,s.v gu 81; xi3 1853 Fla ave $40
og rtsn stoaghton- i5 POI 18th st NV %
FOR RENT-l2l4 AND 1910 HALF ST sF. srv-
erai nice two-storr brick houses with 3 rooms
eacn water ana running closet front and back
yard good shed: convenient 10 upfov-n cars
Rent, 5000. including water rent. KEYS pext
B. II. WARNER 600,
laE.-ot- el6 p ST. NV
FOR RtNT-TEN-RooM LOUISE WITH STABIF:
sol2 l4th St; ami: will re4n FOR $50: nartiy
giving UP housekeeping u ! !, 1891
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RON pr>-T rNRrrNISIyr

FOR RENT-UNfUINISIl
l02S VT ave NV, lSr. $500
93l Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. ..26
1123 r I av NV. 1Ir. go
1879 X st NV. l5r. 2os.33
iil6 Goth ST. OR. go
1918 n II ave. 10r.1G6. 81
1910 L ST NV. en-
tire building. .125
ioll Conn nv DIV. 14rlSo
1891 G st NV. 16r. $50
1874 10th st NV, 12r. $50
Road ST., Georgetown.
lOr. -. ...-..----l2a
l22S NJ st NV. 15r. .125
1885 Mass nv NV, l2r.loo
1898 G st NV, Tor. 100
Si06 U st NV. lar. loo
1896 y st NV, l2r. 100
1884 2Sth st NV. l2r. 100
1892 10th st NV. llr.loo
Z Dupont circle, 1lrS. IS
800 Sth st NV. st &
DIV. Tor. 1888
1914 r st NV. I'd. I'd
and 4th floors. :. So 81
els E ST NV. lsr. So 30
6S7 l st NV. 12r. .15
1923 S ST NV. 11r. 80
els F st NV. on. ~
1912 10th st NV, Ter. rs
1850 Wyoming av.15r. rs
1913 n st NV. l2r. 80
1872 10th st NV. 1lr. so
1919 y st NV, lar. rs
h02 z 81 NV, 11-.....75
400 Chaplin, 1cr. rs
So20 Hillyer ave NV.
1T.-... ......--.15
Soc 18th ST nwfnao, 3r. 70
:oe3 Hillyer pl. Tor. 20
1920 Sunderland pl.
l2r. -. .........T0
1871 Goth st NV. Tor. .6s
1878 q st NV, Tor. CO
1925 G ST, Or. a.
COS 18th st NV, 2r. .65
200 G st NV, 12r. .6s
1905 + st NV. Tor. :. .65
1902 Chaplin st NV, 12roD
COG II st NV. Tor. 80
1871 21st st NV. Or. .eo
Sof Maple ave NV, 12r. 90
2o2i r st NV. Or. -. .6r
1913 10Th st NV. l2r. go
1sio 21st 81 NV. Tor. ~
1917 q st NV. llr. 90
200 18th st NV. Or. go
CO.'S Q st NV, TOT. :. 50
115 I. st Sc, ar, q. n
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FOR RENT-ONLY $40. TO GOOD TENANT
q modern 1O-room home near Conn. ave. and &.
Ja.-lm A. H. SEMMES. COZ r ST.
FOR RENT-$6667; 2026 HH.LYER PLACE NEAR
Dupont Circle; three-story brick; twelve rooms,
dl5u VIM. B. KING. Owner, 9lS r St
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WALL. 9o5 + ST. NV.
SOC 9th NV. 1ir. .55.15
Ills y Y av NV. Tor. IL. 80
22lO 18th NV. Or. ch.2I.5 80
l6i Z NV. 7r. 10
S13 y NV. Or. 30
Sl1 y NV. 6r. 30
531 18th NV. Or. IS. 80
4S4 10th ne. Sr. %. 80
2032 l. NV. ar. ..23. 40
43c Sd lie. 1r....1s.50
21JO VT ave NV. 1r.1S.3o
1905 23d NV. 1r.....lS
2o20 Vi ave NV. Or. is. so
2022 VT ave NV. Or. Is. 80
nd l6l Pa.aye,n.w,9r.S10O
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A PARTY IN ILL-HEALTH WISHES
TO sell contents of a tcn-room house inimediat ely
furniture in good condition. Call 1916 ST. nv
ta29-3t"
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME SOLID WALNUT Red
room set of three pieces only $l2. Can be seen
at us st. It,
FOR SALE-ELEGANT $50 PARIOR SUITE FOR
$50: $l25 cabinet organ, SIS; ladies' cabinet
desk, 50; Office do, IS; $40 marble top sideboard
for SIS; one $l1; marble-tOp and oak bed room
sets, S13 TO SIS. 102 18th st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-HARDMAN'S PIANOS DIRECT FROM
with NINE. TAYLOR SIC 18th st. NV. Square
piano cheap. ja27-3t'
FOR SALE HANDSOME DIAMOND EARRINGS
for good deal less than cost cost 1915. Address
MADAME, Star Office. It,
FOR SAIE-LOUNGE. 81. so; COOK STOVES. So
heater, 500 81 per week for bed room and par
Tor suites; low prices. Call RED.IOND'S CHEAP
CASH AND TINE HOUSE. S11 18th NV. ja9-1m
FOR SALE-CANARY BIRDS-NiPORTED GER.
canary birds; fine singers. Bird food and
cages at the bird 1133 7th st. NV.
STEPHEN HARTBRECHT. n9-3m'
VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED FOR FUR
niture ard household goods at WORCH'S FUR
NTTURE WARE ROOMS 1924 7th ST. NV. Mat
tings. carpets bedding and stoves. jas
FOR SALE - HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
canaries. parrots, fancy pigeons. gold fishes and
aquariums, hooking birds, Monkeys, &c.
SCHMID'S PET ANIMAL STORE 712 18th st.
NV. d163m
FOn sALE-''OTTO'' Gas ENGINES, BOTH NEW
and second hand: any size.
Send for circular call
n12-tr d. BALLAUF. Agt.. 7si 7th st. NV
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Bet 18th and 18th. K
anS L SITS. .$i5
4;sq8s. Mass av & 2lst. IS
2. So &c. .........25
X 1 ave and NJ. 18th
and 18th SITS NV. 40
The above houses can
from our ONCE only. TBf
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1872 10Th NV. Tor. 80
1i25 2 st NV, Or. rs
lSHED.
1912 18th NV. Tor. 100
1213 II NV, 11r. .60.S
1911 18th NV, Tor. $500
10 9Th ne; Sr. ....35. -
20 llth Sc, Or. ......5
346 Elm st, lie Droit
Park, 1r. rs. 90
GA i NV, Sr. sec
33OS \ NV, 11r. %
lO25 4th ne, Or. 1850
113O Union ct. 5r. .1l.30
l2O4 Blagden's al, ar. s
|. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1407 + st. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY, THREE OR FOUR UNFUR-
L.shed rooms; second floor, with heat, bath and
gas; line of street cars; terms moderate;
permanent II suited Address E. A. NJ, Star
ONCE. ja27-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-29

FOR RENT-2o1s VT. AvE.-a STORY AND
basement brick house, bay window, 6 rooms ana
bath all mod. imp; rent. SIS In advance. A.
j. sCHAFHlRT. North Cap. and Il sts A2s-sts
FOR RENT-43s 10TH ST. S.w.-A GROOM AND
cellar, hay window brick house; modern Improve
ments: newly papered: rent, s2550 Apply 70
HENRY WEEK, cor. 18th and SITS. s.w. ;a26-ats
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-14

An acquaintance said to me the other
day:
MY husband has been worrying a great
deal about business of late and has had
several mysterious meetings in the parlor
with closed doors.
Last night he was particularly nervous
and kept saying during dinner:
= Il shall be glad when o'clock comes,
for expect a most i'm portant party then.
think he can make everything all rightr
''Just about then the girl came in and
said that she had shown a gentleman into
the parlor.
"'That's he,' said my husband. jumping
up. Now / must go in and introduce my
self. I've never met him.
''WelI, take your coffee first 1 cried,
but he wouldn't
He dashed down stairs, and followed
him unseen, for 1 was anxious too.
81 listened in the back parlor, and this is
what heard:
Mr.. - in my husbands voice.
No, SIR was the strangers reply.
"'Well, at least you come from him?'
was the question in agitated tone.
'''Wel, no. was the response. I called
to see if you had any old clothes you'd like
to SELL
Il didn't wait for the outbreak, but fed
up stairs. New York Recorder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-14

nate LIGHT siiks have their friends and
adherents, but there is still a large con-
tingent-and they are among the most
refined people-whO viii not go out fer
business or promenade unless wearing
some sort of wooden dress. and that
made in a plain and unobtrusive style.
For them there are the wide changeable
armures, the covert suitings. the tricots,
the fine plain and striped cheviots, the
studied simplicity of the English suit
ings, the hopsaczs and silk and wool
mixtures and the long list of other goods
of similar texture.
The most stylish of these suits are
made with vest fronts of white or light
silk draped in loosely, or the regular
vest, with white shirt and collar and
black tie. There is a new favorite in
blazer wherein the coat is shaped much
like a. gentleman's cut2way, and this
naturally calls-nay, cries Out-fOr
vest and collar as masculine as possible
The skirts to these suits should be of a
studied simplicity.
One of the neatest and prettiest Of
these wooden summer suits is a double
A navy blue serge cut with a double
skirt, which comes to a blunt point in
front The top and bottom skirt have
deep bands of blue and gray novelty
silk The waist is cut in EtOn shape and
has flat collar and wide revers of navy
blue velvet and a vest of white crepe de
chine
The oversIrirt is here to stay. There
are two distinct Styles, one or Unem deep
and lifted on each side in heavy plaits,
the other short and rather faring, be-
ing cut in q half circle. The peplum
overskirt is short and folded SO that
there is a hollow point and a futed
short plat 1t is neither pretty nor
graceful The pannier oversl1irt is seen
very often, and so is the pointed shawl
draped overskirt. have seen three or
four regular tablier draped overslzirts,
with Killed underskirts- One very nice
overskirt costume was of gray and white
striped cheviOt, the underskirt quite
plain, and the Overslzirt long and draped
up on each side in such q way as to let
the folds fall heavily and at the same
time form apron plaits across the front.
1t hung loose in the back in plaits.
nearly forgot to mention that this
skirt was trimmed with fiat lace inser-
ton on the overskirt, crossing in front
where the front formed a point. The
sleeves were also trimmed with lace in
bands, and the wide bretelles had bands
crossed on the points There was
drapery of ciel blue surah around the
waist as belt, another on the shoulders,
and the collar and cuffs were also
formed of draped blue surah. The whole
dress was remarkably light and pretty.
would like to give a day to it and
name and describe all the crepOns- 1t
could not be done in less time, and do
not believe there is any woman who has
not at least one crepon dress, if not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-14
1T WAS PECULIAR.
But the Kind of Whisker That No One
Could EIirt With.

But the Kind of Thisker That No One
Could F1irt With.
A broad shouldered man, fashionably
dressed, came into the lobby of an up town
hotel on Saturday evening. He looked like
an athlete. His step was springy, and his
face was rudy with health. He was just
the sort of man you would steer clear OF IN
a fight. Still it was none of these qualiti
that attracted the attention of every person
in the lobby. He were peculiar whisker
Hanging from his chin was Il long blond
wisp of hair, such stage farmers and
some sure enough ones wear. 1t was a
whisker that waved brisk1y in every pass
ing wind. 1t was clearly out of place on
this man of the worlds face that young
fellow, holder than the rest, engaged its
owner in conversation and after a time
asked him about it.
That's a peculiar whisker you wear
there" said the young man insinuatingly.
EYES," assented the other.
''That the style where you came from?"
No"
''Then, if the question is proper, 1 should
like to know why you wear it?"
The broad shouldered man smiled a bit
and said. I'll tell you Why L grew that
whisl1er for the sole and only purpose of
getting fresh young men to talk about it
and thereby giving me an opportunity to
get even with them
The young man shivered apprehensively
Don't be AFRAID said the other Il was
not alludlng- Inc 1acG is, was rldlng on
the railroad E lille ago, and there was
man in the se;a~In front of me who had
wisp of hair on his chin. 1t similar to
this in all respects, save that it was gray.
for he was an old man. There was a party
of fresh young collegians in the same car,
and when they saw the old mans whisker
they began to make game of it. One Ian
tern jawed youth amused himself and his
companions by reaching over, taking hold
of the whisker and saying, 'Na-a-a-a,' like
a billygoat. He kept that up for 40 miles,
greatly to the old mans discomfort Right
then and there I resolved to grow a similar
whisker. l did it, and J. m looking for some
body to shake that appendage and say, Ma
a-a-a.' When that somebody does those
things, there is going to be trouble, and
after that Pm going to shave it off. 1 have
noticed, however. that it makes a heap of
difference whose chin the billygoat whis-
ker is on.''-BuffaIo Express.