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THE CAUTIOUS coNGREssMAN.

Boutclle Continues the Tempest IN the
Hawaiian Teapot
Washington, March u -RepresentntiyC
Boutelle OF Maine tonight expressed his
opinion on the reply Of Secretary Herbert
70 Mr. Boutellcs resolution asking by
what authority Mr.. Blount was placed IN
charge OF the naval forces az Honolulu
Mr., Boutellr said
THE secrehrys letter illustrates afresh
the seeming confusion Of IDEAS as 10 the
limitations Of official power that has per-
mcated he present administration In
asserting tho prcaldentH constitutional
prerQgatYe uH commanderin-chic NJ the
army and navy. he appears 70 lose sigut
OF the fact that such authority can be
exercised only In accordance with law ana
that the discretionary power vested in tlle
commander-in-chle can no more be dele
gated 10 an authortlled person fhan can
the power Of the president 70 approve bits
or ~ veto legislation The irrelePency 81
the precedenta given aisp.ay d laborous
ranmcking VI tine records 70 linu them
III lf NfHuelnr, SAIL Mf. B1Nt. It, 10
note mar thM admin Hr1u9n % 1titru 20
ind the only sefnblAnce n Precedent for
itH Rctinu n a1rnr orders lasuel durine
the famous SIN D1miugo episode by ihat
secretary Of the navy "ho has been The
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lE WAR AT AN END.
'BR OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
---.-.--------
Insurgcnt Admiral Goes Aboard
a Portuguese Man-of-war
for Asylum.
sIIIAs MINISTER AT WARRINGTON
CONFIRMS THR NEWS,
------
Aichss Received BY the Department. Of
State from Minister Thompson Al.o
Tell the Story,


assilngton March i2-lAdv.ccs received
ne state department late this after
: from Minister Thompson az RIO
llco Indicate that the Brazilian rebel
Is about ended. The dispatches from
lster Thompson contain The lnforua-
that Admiral pa Cana has gone 10
Portuguese war vessel Nl9ndelo. now
ne narhor at Rio. ami has sent to
iaient PeiSoto by the Portuguese cff-
an ofrer OF surrender on condition OF
protection Tor himself and followers.
dispatches received by the state de-
nent were IN cipher, and when trans-
! read as follows;
Ma1n,
. de Janeiro. March 12.--Da CANA to-
through the senior Portuguese naval
mandcr, offered % surrender TO Tho
llcnt Of Brazil, provided he atd hts
,wcra were guaranteed protection
INST punishment Thompson.
lnam
q de Janeiro. March i2.--Da CANA
gone aboard a Portuguese man-ofwar
asylum. lhompson.
rretnry Gresham believes that this
les the end OF The BraEilian war.
re IN considerable surprise expressed
by those Interested In the affairs of
that the offer OF surrender should
been made through the Portuguese
mnnder, who. up 90 this time, has
shown amy particular disposition 20
a hand la the conflict II Is not
ight, however. That the action OF tho
.uguese In receiving da Cana Is nec-
fiiy an act of sympathy with the In
ents, The Portuguese are said 60
gnizc principle OF International law.
obsolete, by which rights OF asylum.
/ h called, is granted temporarily by
putral power TO defeated beiiiger-
This right OF asylum ia not rccog-
d OF late years by most nations ex-
in cases OF half civilized peoples,
moreover the brazilian insurgents
never been recognized by anybody
leiligcrcnts, There Is, therefore, some
uiation as 10 the ssxnct meaning OF
action OF the Portuguese commander.
mister Mendonra, when seen this even-
admitted that he had received news
The surrender, but WAS unwilling to
out any information concerning the
Y terms OF Da Canals ofrer OF sur
Ter or 10 discuss the probable action OF
Brazilian government He said. how
. that he had no doubt that final set
tent Ind been made by the time no
speaking or would certainly be made
brow.
Stice OF the intention OF the Brazilian
to begin an active attack on the M
gent lcet had been given out Sunday
J 10 neutral forces IN the harbor. This
Go was given forty-eight hours before
firing was 70 begin. According 70 this
.ngement firing could not begin until
sday noon. ia Canals offer OF SUR
Ter was made therefore, fully twenty
hours before an attack WAS 70 be ox-
ed. The OFFER OF surrender in fact fol-
ID tho first actual show OF determined
2 on The part OF the BRAZILIAN govern
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TooAY,s EVENTS.
The Posts Bullotln with What VIII Trans
pire This Day Throughout the
Country.

The Posts Bulletln with What win Trans
pire This Day Throughout the
Country.
CHICAGO, The grand assembly OF tho
lutheran Young People viii be neid here
this evening At this assembly central
asgnciatian Of chicago A 70 be organigesi
tho object OF which will he tn ccutruiiBe
the enienvorV OF the various Young peo-
pies LUtherau associations ia Chicago.
AUBURN, n. Y.-Lucius II. wilson, the
convicted murderer OF Detective james
Harvey of syracuse. whosc appeal FOR a
new trial 10 The New York court OF m
peus was recently denied, wts sentenced
to- death nt Auburn prison some time dur
!ns tho week beginning today.
BRooKIYN The second trial OF Justice
* y. Sutherland who Was Indicted wlth
John Y Mcltnne Tor the Grayescpd cleo
ton. frauds. y to besln today, r0e jury
In tbe INST trial disagreed. and nm inycsti-
CATION OF chares OF iury-bribing Is nov
IN progress.
LANSING Mich -It Us believed that
lho trial before the lower courts " tho
Indicted state officials VIII BEGIN NJ Mason
hc list OF men ladirted for fIAuus IN cons
ucctlpn with the vote OF the constitutional
amendment.
BERLIN THE Rusaiau-Gcrnau COM
m0rtiul treaty. which has uCcHal1nnl one
~ the blttercst lights known ia TIE Ger
ing In thnt body tgduy 4 refusal to no.
ccpt the treaty may result No International
complications
WAsHINGToN.- The washington base
bail team have been ordered 10 report ~
this city today, The mon wll then 80
noaiumF. Hnd after three weelfs hard IN
door work VIII take UP outdoor practice.
NEW YoRK -.Chaunooy VI. Depew win
gpoal. tonight before the Catholic club on
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AErnR ANARcHsTs

Police Raid a Club OF Foreigners Making
Five arrests.
London. March ia close watch Is be-
ing kept upon an foreigners and English
men who ARE suspected Of onarrhlsdc tone
denotes, Early this morning .he police
made a raid upon the Foreigners club IN
Gmfton street, Ihiry-cIght men were ar
rsted and taken to a police station, where
they were closely examined, with the rec
suit tlml an but i've We're discharged from
custody. he u=teusinle reason Tor the
raid was thtt the club was a gambling
concern, blu the real cause is believed 20
have been tne TACT ihnl many OF the mem-
the police made o search OF the premises
and seizs1 quantity Of anarchist NieTa-
uIls.
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GpAsTLY rlNp.

Body OF a Lynclel Nulato Woman
swinging From Limb
Little Rock. AIi:., March 1L-The cclored
population Of Little ROCK is greatly eNer-
c!sed th3s afternoon over the report Of o
ehasuy discovery made by several of their
color returning from Marche today, When
about hall way between ms city ana
Narcae they found the dead body Of q
Young mulatto woman, probably about ~
s,sn On ne bcstm was a piacard bear
he the inscription ~ anyhoiy cuts MS
i,Hiv ieln thty wll share INC same
fate e,scr- U,.
t5dv IN Ks supposed the woman was
i,,nCbe.i Int when, by whom ana for what
regs"u no ono has been able 20 stare.
mo body appeared 10 have been deaa se'-
ernl lnNs.
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1NroRMArIoN LEAKED ouT.

iernmeni Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
Louis, Mo. March l2,-rhe Post
patch today nakcn the following state
it Ia double loaded type:
- Friday a cipher telegram was re-
led in 81. Louis from Chicago saying
the government report from the de-
tment OF agriculture would estimate
reserves OF wheat at u.s. 600 BUSH
Another telegram said that the re-
would be bearish ON wheat ard bull
on corn.
he report when made public confirmed
% these hints. The amount Of wheat
The hands OF tho farmers IS placed at
10000 bushels and corn at $4,000 buuh-
This is bearlsh on wheat and hulllsh
corn,
low dld the information leak out2
We the spectators placed agents in
department?
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arm The tendency continued good
throughout The luy although business
was restricted milwaukee, rosc y on at
tempted buying by bears With a View
70 1Ncsday's settlement This made
rise OF St On the week Louisville and
Nashville showed a fail 81 - Erie CONE
mon was p higher Etie SECOND consois
improved d The Canadian lines were
nearly neglected. Mexican railway sccu-
rifles were dull on thc IAN ot silver All
s1pp shares were Che ceutcr III attraction
ln the miscellaneous market Ordinary
stock rose 9ih 10 ipI The preferred
shares ROSE lig Last year The ordinary
shares touched igs and Tho preferred s..
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Macon. Ca. March II In their present
n,ents IN the United states 81 reme cour'
the grand jury have made an important
recommendation. It was that there should
n. ~ Government prison in The Southern
&C. 81 y So1,rb, cv recommend the government
,,rorsrty near Augusta Ga as a ,nllao.e
siter Ail government, prisoners d aaEe I ihS
10 be carried 70 Columns ,lEa ' from
. .,a LIZ gnGsred from tho scp,Tl,y, o.
Inc Inc '' n,sny ~ the prisoners sent mere
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nEAn RIorERs nEYEREn.

Vienna. March ii,-Fify thousand so
cialists Of this city and towns IN the inn
MEDIATE vicinity formed procession to-
day ard marched 20 the Central cemetery,
whers wtcaths were placed up0n The obc-
ligk erected 20 ne memory uf tlp rioters
who were killed during the Disturbances
Do March. 1855, Immense crowds wEnease d
the procession The proceedings through-
nLLI lAnra. nuunLIE
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rIfn KnAalsARGn.
Nothing Of the old warshlp Ioft but tbs

Savannah, Ga March 1.-THE steamer
Elliot. which arrived today from Blue
fields. passed the wreck Of the United
states corvette Kenrsarge on Roncador
Reef last Thursday morning. she went
within abont nYe miles Of the kearaarge.
Of The hull The captain Of the Elliot
says there IN nothing left Of her but the
nun Tho decks have been swept clean,
The Hmokcstack and everything above
board are gone The hun Is In very
dangerous place, but 80 far as is 70 be
seen II shows no signs Of going to pieces.
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wEArnEn nrLLnT1Ns.

8aromencal ana 1'hemmmct1cal Read
ings-Tod8y'R Forecast
The aren Of high pressure last night was
over tine Eastern Rocky Mountain slope
and the loves, wos over the Atlantic
States high temperature prevailing gen
orally over the country west OF the Mlssis-
slpp river
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THE WEEK IN CONGRESS-
aa---a-
PROGRAMME MAPPED OUT FOR
BOTH HOUSES,
Blands seigniorage Bill Expected TO
Pass the Senate by Next
Thursday
APPROPRIATION BILLS TO CONSUME
TaB TINE OF THE HOUSE.
Minister Ihustoa Says the Recent Reports
from Hawaii Arc Eraggua,ed-Hc APP
prshsad, No Trouble

Washington. March LIN accordance
u-r, ~, ,.,'..,,,,t o,t,,.e1 into WrldaV
"''' ''1
the senate Will devote the major portion
w this wreck 10 Tho rhneldNr1tlon OF th,
pIsrd ,,-.,t,,.,.-', AM ..,,.N 1. e., ~,
'n'''''"e' u'"' "''N' 70 w u'
1 IlnsliN disposed or by woke az o'clock
should TAN OF adoption. as IL li,,,lv Viii.
The aereemeut for Inc consideration OF
the selgaiorare bill dosg NOT preclude tht
routine work Of the senate, whtch rs con-
fined 10 HE time before 2 O'clock In the
Il.
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couGHLN LEAVES CHICAGO

Chicago March ii--Dsn Coughlin. who
has Just been declared not guilty Of the
murder 81 Dr crgnln started today for
HIS fathers home IN Hancock Mich He
waa accompanied By his father. wife and
TWO children
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STATE AGENTS FOR


CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS
Betting, Hose, Paclangs, Etc.
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split pullrys.
HENRY n wORTHtNGToN.
Steam Pumps
" C. ATKINS & CO.
D. d. Cireriar and Band saws. Etc.
Hfnnce ING CO,
H ane tsuo ny.
on - daGM crORS,
VI , 1l5iGAN sI~~ ED LUBR1cA.
MAGNOLIA METAL CO..
Magnolia Anu-Frictlon Metal
N. & G. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL CO.,
Timers Tools and Supplies.
CoNEL MANUFACTURING Co,
Saw Gummers. Swegcs. Etc.
We carry full stock OF the above At
manufacturers prices. aud solicit your
correspondence
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London March 1.-THE IT. Hon. VS.
count ONeuhridPe. master Of thc horse,
haH resigned. he WIS aproinied M rhe
position ia 1892
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~ roR rRIAL rnuRspAY.

I SET FOR TRIAL THURSDAY,
oscluakq, Miss, March l2--w. =, Rat
case wab chilled this morning The
ense Announced 10 the court they were
DIV FOR trial and tho case was set for
irsday morning this week
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Local fore-la, for Texas for the twenty
four hours ending az midnight March 49,
For Sorih Texas. Central TeNas, East
Texas Southwt Texas and coast district
fair. stationary temperature,
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NEW nElrEIvmR.

iomphls, Tenn, March l2.--In the chan
\ court today Mr. r. ., fiatchett, some
rs ago business manager q the APP
l-Avalanchc was appointed receiver
blnce OF Nh. W. j. Chase This means
ascendency OF the W. A. Collier IN
Aaf
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800 FREQ INSURANCE.

ne HOUSTON POST viii Dny 500
4 III, legal heir of my person who
|s,.u t,lA by accident, provided
uN.tzs the perHon 40 dying
i. upsn II, u her hody THIS PA
/ rER. NJ innnnce holds good for
simn,, or from I II. m. to II
! ~, date of this paper. Sat-
3 asy proofs o: each claim muAt
p'r''n,,d within rs hours at the
Itm OH,ce of The 40 ton Post.
'f,nSu this policy II goid unless
v PAPER is upon ohe person at
Of death.
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NEW YORK. President sullivan Of III
NoiropoHtnn Association Of The a. a. u,
has issued call FOR a meeting OF TN
b1Rrd or managers FOR today.
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FOR RENT-1l39 y n 2624 K NV, Or & b. % 50
ave- l2r, 2bs. $50. % 1910 l4th NV. 10rsb. IS
2i0e r NV Tor. 2 3 20 2l0 Fla av. Or q b. 20
1872 sc, t0rSb. 81. 90 1852 Sd Sc 6r....i2.S0
1906 Cap, 6r&b. 20.4o 1878 Cap 6r.......I5
spl1-u ii. L. RUST, ga 14th ST. NV.
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south; house has Is rooms; a beautiful home for
summer or winter; within half a square OF cable
cars. Apply to JOHN b. WIGHT,
ap9-2w l4l0 G St
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FOR RENT-4I2 p ST. NV, BAY WINDoW
brick. rooms, MI, in good order $3.50; 434
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at $4,000; also Alb ST., fcrr-story brick 8
rooms and bath, at $3T so. Inquire Of
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apl2-6t' lis 7th st. NV.
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, IT44 r ST. NV,
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windows; all mod, imps.; delightful house In
summer; rent, sS3.33 per month. JOHN J..
BYRNE Real Estate Agent, 229 IA st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses

FOR RENT-CHEAPEsT HOUSE IN THE NORTH
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COUNTRY BOARD.

''WOODLAWN." WEST END, ROCKVILLE, ND
will be opened May 10 for summer hoarders.
Address Mrs r. T. VElRS, Rockville, Mdap13-3'
PERSONS DESIRING BOARD IN A LARGE. NEW
house, ami high location: Virginia cooking
and home comforts. apply to Mrs. II. p. BUCK,
NER, with references. Falls Church, Va. ap7-lm.
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FOR RENT
1267-1271 25th st NV,


624 21st st NV, Or. $50 1267-1271 25th st NV,
81 I'D st NV. Dr.. 80 Or minimum. .12.50
b26 21st st NV Or 80 1913 25th st NV, Ar. IL. so
AIS st NV, 7r. .25. 80 1868 25th st NV. Or so
1912 Sth st NV, Or 80 1877 L st NV, Or. IL
619 st NV, 7r. .25. 80 1913 E st NV, Or. IL
1926 Sth st NV, Or %. 35 l0s alley bet LIST &
40l9 Sth st NV, Sr. .25 I'd & E & f, Ar. IL
7l8 eth st NV, Or. .25 1879 st NV, Or. ~
lS41 18th st NV, Sr22. 81 2126 Pomeroy st NV,
1345 st NV, Or. %. so Ar ............. &c. 80
1922 sth st NV, 6r so 1926 Fristoe ct NV, Ar 10
1923 18th st NV, 6r.20.S0 13-14-20 Fristoe ct NV,
1913 18th st NV, Or. 20. 50 Ar ................10
III st NV, Or. 20 so 1928 st NV, 3r. 10
S15 22d at NV, Sr.20.46 2276 9th st NV, 4r. g
COZ st NV, 7r. 20. 40 irving st Stb NV, Or 10
2012 E st NV Or. 20. 40 II Fristoe CT NV, Ar. 10
1888 I'd st NV, 81. .20.30 2524 st NV. 6r. 10
6l9 Cap st Dw5r 20. 80 227S 9th st NV, Ar. 3
1862 Sd st NV. Or. 80 1916 and 1918 Coving-
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1241 3lst st NV, 5r. 20 405 Goth st NV, Ar. 10
1881 7th st NV, 7r.. 20 2272 9th st NV, Ar. o
44lR-444k G st NV, Chester st NV, Are so
2r ............. 1910 Dingman al NV Art IS
932 Fla ave nw,6r.1S.30 Sill O'Brien's ct NV,
40 NJ st NV, sr. lis Ar $50
$50 oath st NV, Or 1880 OBrien's ct NV,
2025 st NV. Or. :. 10 Ar .............. $50
73S Sheridan st NV, Or. 10 Dinguan's al NV,
900 Fla NV, 5r.14.50 Ar ............... 7.75
301S 7th st ext nw,5r.1
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN,
ap16-m,w,f 91I st. NV.
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be suited; rent only $3.50.
w. s. MINNIX,
ap16 1881 y st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.


FOR RENT-EoUR FURNISHED ROOMS on THE
near the cars; adults only. i612 9Th ST. NV. IT.
FOR RENT-l2ss MASS. AVE. NV. HAND
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rooms. with board apl6-5as
FOR RENT-CoRNER CONNDCT1CUT AVE. AND
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FOR RENT-sTYLIsH LOCATION. A LARGE
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| Modern house: bath room on same floor. fe1s-tf
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FOR RENT-255 Sd S.w.
t34 LIST Sc, 7r.ami. 2O.j0
1222 Md ay ne, Sad. 10
SIS 9Th sw. 6r&wa. 10
1913 6 sw, 6r&wa....l5
113 Sd sw. 6r&wa. 1880
1893 S Cap sw, Or. . 10
4 L Sc, 6r&w. 1890
S24 y sw, ar. g
% y Sc, TRIVIA. 10. 80,
300 T. sw, s&dw. 80
apl43tH
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only s2o.S0.
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ap1i-St Cor. 10th and G. ats. NV
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ST. NV; only 81 so. W. c. DCvAII. s25 f
st. apl4-3ts
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221S 9th NV, Or. 90. .25
% II ne, store, &c. .25
9as I NV. Fig
1856 Q sw, sr. 20
430 L NV, Or. rs
1903 9th NV, Or. rs
s21 9Th ne, Or. rs
533 9th Sc. Or. is
800 Tenn ave ne. 5r&st Is
204S Sth NV, Or. IL
946 Fla ave, 6r. .16
1116 LIST NV, 7r......lG
2040 L NV, Or. is
1904 Md ave ne, Or. 1t
100 10th Sc, Or. IA
sos 10th ne, 7r......l4
1877 Valley 1T, 7r. 10
1921 NJ NV, Or. .....1O
ST & sta. 9th Il r NV 80
Once rooms. 637 r NV
F. FOX. go + st. NV.
: 10 Q NV, 6r&ami. .D.5o
1923 Md ave ne, 5r. .16
$40 14th ne, 6r&ami. 1880
2S07 Olive ave NV, 6r15.50
101S It'll ne.sr, ami. 1880
RI 1921 IA NV, br.i3.30
1871 Fla ave ne, Or. 1850
1879 Fla ave ne, 5r. 10. 80
$40 Oallan ne. Or. 10. so
1919 18th sc, Or. 10. so
1l2S c ne, Or. 10
1882 London pl Sc,
Ar ...............7.50
l Mccullough st, Ar $50
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WANTED
TO HELP YOU CLEAN HOUSE
BY taking up, cleaning and RELAXING youI
CARPETS. We're prepared to give you the
very best OF service for very moderate prices
The saving in time, trouble and work will
justify our small charges for doing the worl
right.
Send for rates.
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FUR REM
HOS G NV. Tor, mi. $40
1928 X NV, Tor. ami. -
314 Pa ave NV, 10r&b. Al
46S Fla ave NV, Tor
and ami. 40
1925 18th NV, Sr&b, mi. IS
603 Howard ave NV,
Or and ami. .35
434 l No, Sr & ami. 80
1243 n Cap, 7r & ami. 80
SIS 21st NV, 7r&ami. IS. 80
lib 18th ne, er&ami. 20. so
1914 14th NV, LIST
floor, fat, 4r&b. BIS. so
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WICkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VANTED-BY MAN, WIFE AND CHILD -FOUR
years., three or four unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. BY May 1: permanent ten
ants: reference. Address. stating location and
terms, Box 12l, Star office. apl4-3t.
wANTED-MAY /. BY MAN AND WIFE. THREE
four unturnished. or partly furnished rooms;
housekeeping OK caterer. Address Box PAT, City
p. O. ap14-2t.