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CHAPTER VI.
Visiting the Wreck-'The Pirat


No words could repress the fear which
came to the boys as they saw the human
skeleton. In one hand it held the rotten re-
naines of a book, the yellow and moldy
leaves of which were scattered in confu-
sion at different points about the floor of
the cabin. But this was as much as they
could stand and all )made terrified rush
for the steps, not caring whether they
stumbled or not, only to get out Of this
ghostly boneyard.
1t did not take them second to lean
through the half open scuttle hole and from
there to the ground below. Stopping to re-
gain lost breath was simply out of the
question, for all were running at a two
forty gate through the forest They arrived
an hour afterwards at their abode Complete
down and go to sleep after such Il day of
excitement.
Early on the following morning they were
up and dressed ready to make another
attempt at exploring the phantom and
ghostly ship. All thought it good plan to
sail in their little boat around the island
until they would reach the place where
the wreck was. So, led by Tom, they
showed the boat from it's snug quarters
under the rock into the water and 6Ot in.
The distance was longer than they had ex-
pected and it took them some time to reach
the familiar bed of the wrecked vessel.
All felt a disagreeable chill run up and
down their backs as they cautiously de-
scended the steps leading to the cabin. The
first thing done was to carefully bear the
remains of the skeleton out on deck, where
it was easily carried to the beach below
and buried in the deep sea sand. Ned sent
up thoughtful prayer to heaven over the
grave, feeling that he was doubly paid for
his trouble. The work of conveying the
goods they had found was now begun and
soon the boat we'll filled with many of
the articles. Tory then consented to row the
boat back to the hut and unload the
things returning soon he could do
this. Tom and Ned enjoyed themselves very
much by pretending to be sailors. They
would climb to the top of the broken
mast and wave their hats in true sailor
fashion. Tom in rummaging in the cap
tains cabin, found to his delight, minia-
ture sailing vessel 1t was complete in
every sense Of the word and would probably
sail swift q dove.
Let us run down to the waters edge
and see if can manage to sail it," Sug-
gested Toney. They had gone about half
way down the beach when Tom, who was
a little in the lead of his cornpa Mon, sud-
denly felt the sand beneath his feet give
way and he Immediately began to sink.
Like a fash the whole truth entered his
mind. He was in the quick sand Toney,
seeing his friends danger, retreated, barely
escaping the grinding sands. But he did
not intend to stand by and see his
panion killed before his eyes So, quickly
running up to the wrecked vessel he pro-
cured one of the many decoyed planks,
which were strewn in confusion on all sides.
Then hurrying back to his sinking friend
he threw the board far out into the sand
near the fast disappearing Tom. He, seeing
that help was near at hand, made one des-
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The Carpenters Puzzle i.

The Carpenters Puzzle.
There is a hole in barn floor two feet
wide and twelve feet long. How can it
be entirely filled with a board three feet
wide and eight feet long by cutting the
board once in two?
Diamond.
l. A letter. 2. Conducted. g. Reward for
services. 4. Consisting of thin plates. 5. A
keeper of records. 6. An extractor. Z. A
sieve s. An animal. 9. A letter.
Primal AcrOstic. it,A!3
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Geographical Divisions.

I. Remove a relative from a city III 'he
Chinese empire ana leave a girl.
, Wrath from a city III Persia anu leave
a shrub. ;+ y, Eno
d. A spring from city in Wales and leave
no set free from a city in Spain and
s. A relative from a city in Michigan ana
leave a day.
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Determinations rs.

/ Rehead q coward and leave q plfo.
2 A Judgment and leave to blnd. .-
3 4 gift and leave to consider an lnJu i.i
no burn slowly and leave to crumple
away.
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When the six objects in the above Illus
tratlon have been rightly guessed and the
names written one below the other, the
initial letters will spell the name Of a ia
nous French warrior, who was made
knight before the age of nineteen.-St.
Nicholas.
NV first is where my second lives,
My whole immense Importance gives
TO questions International.
ri for Young Folka.
T heav scodle YIN skobo an minded YIN teals
Dan thronw YIN clathes oscars net tage.
YIN lochos 81 tou ROT sesame 10 Ster,
Dan won rof eht closhoromo vole eht step.
YIN clohosmoOr size no eth Wado1ne Wleu,,
Wheer drune teh crevol eht seambuns MED,
Rhewe eth glon siven glinc OF eth symso
Mad ten sidisae winklet kile fanel ratss-
Double Acrostics.
A feathered captive and his prison.
l. For majestic ruins famed. z. OnspIlnf
for thoughtful mind. 4. Nearest to q prince
in rank
A habitation Of small size,
Conjoined to twenty hundredWelSht,
VIII give a product that supplies
The clothing of both small ana great
l. A carriage used in ancient warfare fa ~; =
A noble river of South America. .. we iilo
no rose without II.
Half Squares.
I. Rests. 2. Escaped. 8. soup. f. snort
poems S. 10 discover. +. boy 5 hanie' t.
A letter :o, Q A fr,,it.
T. A verb. 5. A letter.
Shakespearean AnaSrams'
/. A large printed chant Z. IRE IA &C.
harness g llat(h)S harm mother. T.. Ado.
rms sit it. s. Throw me real wit. =: Let
me cure limbs. Z. Al. undo my gate rat O.
10 q SaI mon Bess. II. Dad and ADORE
Pomona. H. A fencing fork; 49, Dear Loon
a. Aid US, March. Is. Made by latcn' 1 1S
Hit on Cali. y. We led one wrong L.
He cotton us. 10. A tin love.
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PROPOSALS.

sewers.-Ofice of the Commissioners D.. c.
Washington, ID. C., May r. 1S94-Sealed pro.
posals will be received at this office until TWO
?. NJ, MAY TWENTY SIXTH. 1894, for con-
structing a sewer and 45 flushing basins In the
District of Columbia. Specifications and blank
forms Of proposals may he obtained at this Office
J. w. ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL, c. F.
POWELL, Commissioners. d. G. my12-6t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-DfPROVEOA AND UNTsfPROVED
property in all parts Of the city for exchange: 8
alley houses under rental for residence northwest.
HITLER & GRAHAM. SOB Z st. NV. myl2-at
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-
Cor 18th & . SITS nv
with statl.i. : iiS.33
Mass ave, 18th and Z
SIS .....--.s. 49, ~
II st bet lsGh and
18th SITS. ...---. 900
RI ave bet 18th 81
and Conn ave, with
N vt near Conn ave.
with stable. ....4l6.01
n bet i4th a 18th. BOO
Mass ave bet 18th 1t
and Dupont Circle. 800
Conn ave bet ~ and
y SITS. ...-....--S l 90
10th bet L and q SITS aaa25
Conn ave bet NJ and
y cts, with stable go
ROl
Office rooms LIST floor OF
HOS y 81. LIST floor
and basement. .Sl25
1rm. I'd aoOr. 1903
Pa ave. cor 18th. 81
ST0
1885 " st. NV, cor.
dwelling, with brick
1904 G 81, LIST floor aud
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. FOR PERMITS A
my1-ee
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Observation-Disclosures

FOE RENT-REMiNGTON TGPEWRITERS AT
the RES lN1iIDN OFFICE: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
Ire IN city, one month applies on purchase Of
rev when directly following rental.
W1ChUtF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
si9-R Tax. Sth and SITS. NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NICELYFU FRONT ROOM
with or without board; convenient to lines carr
And herdics; terms reasonable. TO 9Th ST. NV.
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MhNTED-ROOMS
WANTEn-BOARD.

WANTED COUNTRY BOARD ALONG THE
Chevy Chase electric line for two adults. Ad-
dress COUNTRY BOARD, Star Office. IT.
WASTED-EY = YOUNG GENTLEMEN. COUNTRY
board IN private family: convenient 10 citg. ID
Ores - C. CROATON, Dept of Labor, Washing
to- Dc liz
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FOR RENT
1922 Corcoran ST. NV, 10 rooms. nj. 500. $50 90
I'D LIST ST. n.w ID rms, MI. 5000
1880 llth ST. NV, rooms, mi.......... &c. 90
22l4 q st. NV, rms, MI. 30. so
1923 9th ST. NV. rms, mi. ............. 80. so
lois 9th st. NV, rms, MI. 26. so
SIS LIST st. NV. rms MI. ......... q. so
1902 18th st. NV, rms. MI. ........... 2s so
233 18th st. s.w.. s rooms. MI. q. so
COZ Spruce St., l.. d. Park rooms, MI. "a 90
1855 Linden St, l.. ID. Park. rnrs NIL. ~ 80
149 aud 1859 California ST. n.e rooms, mi 20 30
1913 9Th ST. NV, q rms, MI. .......... ~. 30
$50 Spruce St, l.. ID. Park, rms. MI. 20. 30
DIS and go Tenn. ave. me-, rms, NIL. 20. 80
Sss and $40 Elm ST., L. ID. Park, r., mi. 20. 80
HOG 23d st. NV, rms. MI. ..... 1900
lOl2 LIST st. ne, store and dwelling. 10 so
zoos LIST st. ne, RMS, MI. ............ 1850
us 9th ST. Sc, rooms, NIL ............ IA 90
1913 18th st. Sc, rooms, m: ........... 1000
1121 Ga. ave. Sc, rms, MI. IL 30
11O4 ITO and lila Shep. alley, rooms, W. 10. so
1910 Q st. NV, rooms, water. ........... 1000
1oOo l ST. me-, . rooms, water 200
BARNES < WEAVER
my12-Yt H.si L a
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT
12lT " NV. 12r......7
el06 @ NV. fur. %
ESQ 4 NV. 12r......5
2f06 q NV, 13r......5
l50I X st NV. Tor. s
I251 9th NV, 10r.....4
10 Z NV, l4r......4
llOl y NV, 9r.......4.
l701 9th NV. l5r.
llSa 10th 81 DIV, sr. g
1919 Riggs place, sr. s
ITO ID 81 NV. ar. s
70 II NV, Or. 80
l41S kenesaw ave, Sra
Rl q st ne. r..
l22s eth NV. 6r......2
22ls 9th NV, sr. -. =
myi2-St ALBERT
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FOR RENT
2<S Del aY, l2r, mi $3.50
$40 18th. office rus. s.,
1852 l7th. lOr, mi. IS
90 d er, st & eel. c.
1I44 y, sr, mi. .6l
500 2lst. 12r. mi. so. ~
us 10th, lsr. mi. sc
No9 G. Or. mi. .52.5t
1I4e Pa av, Tor, mi 50. Sc
$50 Ia ave. Tor. mi &c. &c
2Si Pa ave, Tor, mi 90
22o5-7 L, sr. mi. 1880
233 Pa ave. Tor. mi * u
2l35 X, Or, mi. :, 1880
III @. Tor. $3.50
232I Pa ave.lor. mi as &c
e123 +, sr. mi. . rs. so
PAS J., Or. Gel. mi. 81 50
Howard av & Brown
st, Mt Pleas, ar,
Gel. stable. .32.5l
2fSt L. Or, INF. $3.50
$50 2nth. sr. mi. 40 x
212e Pa ave. 7r,mi.2T. g
1906 klngman,7 mi. 81. *
1916 kingman. Or, mi. Is Q,
220I II, sr, mi. rs,
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80 49,
AZ - bet 10th and
2lst SITS. 40
Fla ave near Mass
ave lsumner) 10
o st bet Goth and
2lst SITS. ........l 5O
Cor II and Goth. 500
18Th 81 bet q and RIA
DE Sales st bet nth
~ and Conn ave lbs
Oorcoran ~ bet l7fh
and 18th SITS. 100
6 81 bet 18Th and
10th SITS. .........s IS
II ST bet 18th and 10th
SITS tsummerl so
18th ~ near Mass ave
ms Ia~~er' ''''''''o
1914 II, heat. KS
q furnished rooms and
bath on Il st near
nth II. ...........-
RES.
18Th St. store and
stable d%3oD..........SA
l.s..aFra..FsF -
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bl0 @ ne. Or, mi. .25. 30
e22 2fth. sr. eel. INF. Is. 50
200 i. Tor. store Isl
l12e 2'sd, Or. eel. mi. 25.a
7l3 I'd, Or, ", 30. %
1913 10th. Or, mi. .20.H
tl7h Goth, sr. v&g. 1880
2S'is g. Or. w....l1.50
1912 34th, sr. W. 10. 20
240e Ii, Or. ", g.16.30
sl2 MI ave. Or. eel 10
all 2lst, Or, w....i5.39
t0I-e-ll-l3 22d.0r. Wis. so
2421-9 y, Or, ~&g.lo.S0
1928 18TH. r'r shop 10. 30
sSl n II ave. Or, w.lb. 20
2025 ]. r'r. 5r. WIS 30
24l4 @, Or. &g.la.3 10
1884 SD. 5r, wa.i5.S0
35la Prospect. Tr...l5
l22e Pops 25th. Or. rs
2056 32d. 5r........15
1904 llth. 4r. Wis
29o9 NJ, store. W. &. is
5l1 23d, Or. wa. .13. so
.i4S -. or. Via. 80
hl6 23d. Or. vale "a
23O9-ll Va ave Or, WIZ 20
sSoS2-34 23d. Gr,w.l3.4 40
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Store 74O 10th NV. 30
SO 10Th ne. 6r...iTS0
i22s Linden ne. o., IS 30
1895 Duncan ne. CT. Is. 30
4 BArCHEl.DEli.
10th and e SITS. NV.
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w. WHITE. $50 r NV.
nth extd. Mt Pleas. 40
300 Mass ave ne, Or. 81
5lI 9th ne, Sr. .25
III Sth ne. or&sta. 20
431 Sd ne, Or. %
go Mass ave ne, 5r. IS
62s Mass Az ne, 5r. ...s
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WASH'N. QANENH0WER. 18TH AND @ srs.y.w,
1921 E Gap st. SET rooms; all mi. 5o.e0
14l5 Hopkins place NV; 10 rooms all MI. 5000
l41A 18th st. NV; rooms; all mi. ......, Is. ~
el2 sth 81. NV; looms; all mi.......... 3d. 90
6l3l5 I'd st. net rooms; all mi. 10000. $50
2ol32o2s Portner place NV; q rms; all nj 25.3a
1911 Columbia st. NV; rooms; all nj. 1870
2l34 Ward place NV; rooms; all mi.... 1880
AS Sth 81. me-; rooms; all mi. ......... xO.3O
81 TO IS z ST. NV; Q rooms; all mi....... 1850
"a Myrtle st. me-; rooms; all m.i...... 50
l223-2l and 1913 I'D st-n-w.; rms; all MI 1880
1875 st. n.e.; rooms; all MI. $3.50. 1e.co
14le-21 ct. n-e.; 9 rooms; al mi. ....... 1880
Sos st. s.e.; rooms; all mi............ 1880
10 Defrees St NV; Rooms; all MI. ....... 15.4o
103 and 7iS 2fth st. NV; rooms; w.&g.. 1880
1222, rear I'D OF. NV; rooms; water. .. 1880
IL Liberty st. NV; rooms. ............. 1000
Corccran NV; 4 rooms; water...... loco
1l3I Ca ave. Sc: rooms; water. 10.Vo
1Ol5-l1 18TH st. Sc; rooms: water. $50
61S and 519 oath ST. NV; 4 rooms; water. $50
ID $3.50 Harrison ave. s.e.; rooms. $50
2oO7 st. NV; 9 rooms..................1 loco
100 Reeves st. NV; basement; 8 rooms; W.. $50
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FOR RENT 1246 Union st. II 80
29O1 st NV, Or. .33 93l y NV, Or. 40
722 18th, 12r. ........ rs 923 Z sw, Tr...,.o3
61s H NV. 11r. $50 80 Eth se. 6r........ .
1135 9Th NV, Or. 40. so 1912 Union pl Or s. SO
ap2s-1st' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT-924 EN.w.; I5R; ANIL ,s45. 90
1231 st. NV; rooms; ami. ........ 81. 90
29S IA st. sw.; rooms and store room. 80. %
129 Mass. ave. me-; rooms; ami. 80. ~
31S Mass. ave. ne; rooms; ami. "a. so
1851 q st. s.w.; rooms, bath. .......... 20. %
Pill E st. NV; rooms, water, &c. ....... 1850
uaF12-2t JAMES Il. SHEA GU Pa. ava NV.
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- II ne. store. Ace
} i23s y J ave nw. sr. .25
94S L NV. 7r.......22
A3S 9Th sc. Cr...-...ls
ia 18th NV. 5r......lS
)ools 9Th NV, Sr.....17
l20s Nd ave ne. Or. Is
2040 L NV, 5r........l5
1904 Nd ave ne. Or. ..lo
!. 1871 Valley st. 7r....l3
} 6l3 Pomeroy Of. br.1o.bo
500 18th NV, shop. ...l0
800 NJ ne, 5r.......iO
1921 NJ NV. Sr.
IS Dingman CO, <r.....s
81 a sUa, 9th a n NV 80
18th & 7 NV, sr. .s2.5o
oeice rooms. e37 r NV
II. FOX, go r 90. NV.
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FOR RENT-FUR. COMpI.ETELY FOR HOUSE
Keeping large 2d-foor rooms; south front; with
use OF parlor. bath. gas stove; ct. cars pass
references. Dos ID st. NV. myll-2as
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR
e39 NJ NV, 12r&sta. $50
332 c NV, 12r. go
I'LL r 1 ave NV, er. As
1927 9th NV. 1lr.....la
1871 9Th NV. Tor. go. .B5
1902 s c ave sc, Or. 80
2O04 Harew'd. L d P. 20
236 Oak 81, L d PILE
myl2-St
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FOR RENT-s NICELY FUR. ROOMS, SUITABLE
Tor housekeeping; furnace heat; electric gas light
Ing, &e; no children; $50. sos LIST st. ne
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BEAUTHuL HOME

FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL Is
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r SITS. NV
CNFCRNISHED HOUSES
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FOR RENT-80s L ST.. FUR FRONT ROOM,
with alcove; I'd foorj double closets; home COM
forts and table To permanent parties, with
board for 2, &45 per mo. myii-3as
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FOR RENT-s25. 4O-No. 1905 9Th ST. Nw.-A
very coy little bay-window brick, Of @
and bath; in elegant repair; newly painted
throughot; convenient for cars. sc. Open for
inspection. Il. J. MARSHALL, 51l 18th st. NV.
mrlo-2t
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Central ivy City,6r.i2
eo& 9Th Sc. br.....11.3o
"a Fenton place, <r.e.S0
ale Wilson NV. Ar. $50
eo6 Hutton CT, &r.....s
All Armory 81, 4r.,.s
iaS Navy place. <r. $50
Pierce st, hats. Sr....1
l5 North Ct 4r....6.Jo
{, 18th stand NY. ave.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
people. TO take charge Of house for the sum
n1er; can have good recOmme ndations. Address
SUMMER HOUSE. star Office myI22ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY AN A no. 1 AUCTIoNEER AND
real estate agent, q position with a good house.
Address SURPRISES ALL, Star office lie.
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FOR RENT-FUR. ROOMS; 2O1 ST. NV: COR.
ner house; southern exposure; convenient to all
| points, every appointment frst-class; reference.
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f744 n st. 60
2024 y st. 80
1345 Oorcoran st. IS
700 ID st Sc. .......2I. 30
1884 Wallach place. 20
Stable r'r 1918 NJ st. %
1916 Q ST. ..........20
17O6 & lz12 4th st. 1t
531 1lth st sc. 10
419 / st se...,....12.60
rabie furnished houses.
/, FOX & BROWN,
1An0 q - ~ =.
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8o1 II sw, s&dw. sr. rs
Ala 81 sw, 5r, sta. rs
Gal e sw. Or. bath. 2l.50
50 q sw, 5r......12.50
50 G sw, 5r. 10
$50 "a ~. e.w.
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Cor. house, lexington.
l2s. ami. ..........Ss0
l7l4 Oregon ave. Or. .55
2l3l l. NV, Or. new 80. 80
McL.ACHI.EN
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wANTED-TO RENT. By PRIVATE FAMILY,
furnished unfinished suburban house. near
electric car line, with lot less than 10 rooms.
Address +. NJ. T.. Star ofHce. It,
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UNPUBLISHED,

foR RENT-5l5 II ST. NV, TWO UNFUR-
nished, Communicating rooms on second roor
large closets southern exposure; adult family ;
also furnished room third floor. IT.
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For full list apply 20 ION
my12s, tu&th ''
FOR RENT-S42So-BRICK 1918 II ST N-w-t
rooms; latrobes. range, gas, bath, cellar; large
yard JOS. FORREST, zoos st. NV. ~ 70 .
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FOR RENT-HoCsEs.
1872 18th NV, Tor, mi. $o5
c. NJ NV, Tor, mi. as
3o3 l4th NV, Tor, mi .35
705 S NV, sr, mi. $3.50
zoos E sw, Or, mi .2l.50
400 ] ne, Or, mi. .1S-S0
62p 18th ne, Or, mi. Ii
635 18th ne. Or, mi. 10
CA}W00D q GARREI,
myl2-Sts
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FOR RENT-AT III 10TH ST. NV, COOL,
pleasant nicely furnished front rooms in corner
house; steam heat; large closets and good home
table. myl-12as
FOR RENT-COR. 9TH AND MASS. AVENUE
Large nicely nished rooms, with board; SOUTH
ern and eastern exposure; very cool In summer;
references exchanged; summer prices. ap1SIm'
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FOR RENT BULLETIN OF GER AMRE. AGENCY.
Or 3dSP NV, 1so p 7r.s35 1872 9th NV. l2r. so
f sSI W ssfse CO..; 81 ne ooS
1429 Sd NV, Or, amt, easy terms. 1900
6is y. Y. ave, Or, ami, go and look. 500
1888 and 335 st. ne, hne houses. Call and see us.
myl26t' wM. n. FISHER, Mgr, 5ll It'll NV.
FOR RENT-NEw s-RooM BRICK; ANIL; 124s
10th ST. NV; $40 VIM. F. HOFFMAN,
my12-3t 1921 st NV.
FOR RENT 1919 NV; PRESSED-BRICK
front; rooms and cellar; t25.
Also, in rear. 4-room brick, $40; entrance few
steps from street. OWNER, 1922 Pa. ave-,
my127t Or 5o4 9th st.
FOR RENr-25oS ST. NV, NEW; Q ROOMS
and bathJ ami; SIS month.
Large stable rear OF 1929 st, IS month.
Once rooms at 1929 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-12

262+ X NV, 6r&b. 20. 80
l6os Corcoran NV, Or. 20
2l0 Fla av NV. Or & b. ~
1918 n Cap. Or. rs
1852 Sd Sc, Or. so
8l0 Blair ne, Ar. ..l0.90
.UST. 624 l4th st. NV.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-11
How to Be a Pleasing Person.

We are sentient beings, and emotion Is
factor to be reckoned with. 1t would
seem, therefore, to be the bounden duty Of
every worker in good cause to study the
art of being prepossessing, and it is diff
cult to conceive anything more disas-
trously foolish than for women at this
critical period of their progress to endanger
their chances of success by being careless
to the effect of their personal appearance
or by neglecting the cultivation of charms
of manner when the use of these two pow
erful auxiliaries is beyond question good
use. On no account leave the heart out of
your calculations. There are many people
who endeavor to travel on their heads,
while their hearts contract and the con-
sequence is that their harshness repels
much oftener than their cleverness con-
vinces. To succeed all around you must
invite the eye, you must charm the ear,
you must excite an appetite for the pleas
ure Of knowing you and hearing you by
acquiring that delicate aroma, the reputa-
ton of being pleasing person, and then
you will be well ON the way to satisfy the
spalates of those who test the quality Of
your opinions. All will not agree to the
philosophy, but it is the idea of the hour,
the theory that is mostly followed. New
York Advertiser.