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THE UNFORTUNATES.
sherman Kelly Injured, Lynch Recovering
and Others Are Convalescing.

oucTman heliy injured, Lyncn recovering
and Others Are ConvaIescing.
Sherman Kelly, an ore hauler In the
employ of Robert Farmer, was badly
injured about 8 o'clock last evening in
East Mercury street, near Union hall.
His heavily loaded wagon struck a deep
rut in the road so suddenly that he was
thrown from the seat and fell directly
in front of the wheels and so close to
them that before he could make a move
to get out of their way one Of the
wheels passed over his right leg and
his left foot. The ambulance was sum-
moned and he was removed to Murray
& Freund's hospital. where 1t was
found that his injuries consisted of a
bad fracture of the right leg, midway
between the knee and the ankle. a ter
rfbly crushed right heel and a severe
confusion of the right thigh. The It's
sues were badly crushed and torn by
the heavy wagon and the injury is
very serious one. 1t is probable that
Kelly will lose his right leg below the
knee and his left foot, although the
doctors are making every effort TO save
both OF these members, and they say
that IL is possible that they may sue
coed in doing so. Kelly is a married
man and lives near the Northern Pa
cif1c round house.
Tom Lynch, the Butte hotel dish
washer. who was stabbed by Dave
Mansfield Oct. rs, and whose life was
despaired OF for the first week or 10
days, has been rapidly recovering for
the last two weeks and he is now prac-
tically out OF danger. II he continues
to improve at the rate that he has
lately he will be able to leave the hos
pital IN a few weeks. In 80 cases out
Of 100 the injury which Lynch received
would have proved fatal, and II the
luck which the young fellow has had
for the last month continues with him
through life he stands a good chance
of becoming a millionaire. IL is posi-
BILE that the city may have a law suit
on its hands over this case. After the
stabbing Lynch was removed by the
police to Murray & Freund's hospital
and he has received every care and at
tention there for the last month, con-
vincing proof OF which is found in his
almost certain recovery against great
odds. Lynch's parents are unable TO
pay for his medical attendance. and
although the police are supposed TO be
agents Of the city. the city authorities
disclaim all responsibility in the case
william Lewis. an employe at the Ra-
rus mine. was operated on for appendi-
cttis at Murray & Freund's hospital a
few days ago. and Is recovering nicely
Charles Powell. who was taken to
the same institution three weeks ago
with a badly broken arm. is also i'm
proving rapidly and will be able TO
leave the hospital IN a week or so. Sew
eral complications followed the broken
arm. and Powell was a very sick man
for a time
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vIPOND'S SLAYER.
His brother VIII See the Murderer
Hsnged-An Ohicer Rewarded.

MS fTotncr oce tne muf0erer
Hsnged-An Omcer Rewarded.
Officer s. I. Russell returned yester-
day from Mexico, where ne was a wit
ness for the prosecution at the trial of
the Mexican who murdered Henry VII
pond in the mountains about 100 miles
from the City Of Mexico. a little more
than a year ago. John Vipond, sthe
murdered mans brother. went to
Mexico on receipt of news of the muir
der. and with the assistance of Officer
Russell. who accompanied him, and
an American deputy sheriff In the
City of Mexico he succeeded in run
ming the murderer down. The evil
dence against him was conclusive,
though entirely circumstantial. and he
was sentenced to be hanged. The
deputy sheriff accompanied Mr.. Rus
sell to Butte. while John Vipond re-
manned in Mexico to see his brothers
murderer hanged. The deputy sheriff
has a crippled hand and is unable to
do any hard work and IL is Mr.. VII
ponds intention to do the handsome
thing by him in return for his assist
ance in the capture and conviction Of
the greaser who killed his brother
The murdered man was an old-timer
in Montana and the Vipond mining
district was named after him.
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RAILWAY BUSINESS.
The Interstate Commission Has Issued .
Pre- imInary Report.

=
Pre- iminary Report.
Washington, Nov. A-The interstate
commerce commission has just issued q
preliminary report on the income and ex-
penditures of railways in the United
States for the year ended June 30. 1885
prepared by the statistician. The report
includes the returns from $50 roads.
whose reports were filed on or before
Nov. .. 1895. and covers the operations of
164.52s miles OF line. or 20 per cent. of the
total mileage In the United States. The
gross earnings were s.. oo3. oz2. SIS. of which
$3.50. 4s4.7s2 were from passenger service.
$6S3. o22 9ss from freight and SIG. 217,5 SOS were
other earnings from operation, covering
earnings from telegraph, car mileage bal
ances. switching charges. etc. The ope-
rating expenses were $675. 467 .6s5. leaving
the net earnings ss25. ss5.zis. as compared
with net earnings of $500. 1s7. go for same
roads IN 1894 Reduced 10 a mileage basis
the gross earnings were s6.o96, or de-
crease In the gross earnings OF S13 per
mile as compared with 1894. and of $1.osl
per mile compared with 1898. a decrease
In operating expenses of sA a mile as
compared with 1894. and Of 1857 per mile
as compared with 1898.
The net earnings show a gain over 1894
OF su per mile of line but a decrease Of
ss7 per mile as compared with 1888 Pas
senger receipts fell or $1T per mile as
compared with 1894 while freight receipts
show . gain Of sl4s per mile. Passenger
receipts were 1896 per mile less than In
1893, and freight receipts show q decrease
as compared with that year Of s775 per
mile.
Incomes from sources outside of the
operations of the road were $50, 057. 243,
making the total income available for the
payment of fixed charges and dividends
$5S, Az, 461. Total deductions from income,
including fixed charges were 1886. 351. 946
and the dividends paid were $50. 135. SIS.
leaving a deficit from the operations of
the year Of So, 075. o30. The dividends paid
by the same roads the preceding year
were SCI. 504.7s5. The text of the report
contains a brief discussion Of the facts
above presented. and is followed by a ia
BILE showing the earnings and expendi-
lures of each road.
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FREE

AEYERS. the celebrated Worlds
Nv Fair Landscape Artist, is at our
store to fuldl asecond contract
Genuine oil paintings, painted while
you wait, given away to purch asers
With $3.50 purchase or over, small
painting; with 80 80 purchase or over.
medium painting; with sz5opurchase
or over. large painting.
Ladies having coupons should pre-
sent them early.
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SUGAR DEAL.
Fivs Piant'r, From Hawaii May Fight
the isig Trust.

the Dig Trust.
San Francisco. Nov Alt is stated
that the arrival here OF five of the biggest
sugar planters of Hawaii foreshadows a
big deal in sugar. which may result in a
war with the sugar trust. At present
the sugar planters Of Hawaii are under
contract to deliver all their product to
the trust. the price paid being that quo
ted In New York on the day the sugar
arrives. minus u of a cent per pound. 1t
is said that the sugar planters want this
u cent commission abolished and are
prepared to fight to obtain their end.
Their contract with the trust has two
more years to run, and at the end of that
time. If the trust does not come to terms.
1t Is proposed to erect a refinery either
here or at Honolulu. to be operated
against the trust 1t is stated that John
d. Rockefeller of New York may be in
duced to side with the sugar planters
and put up the money necessary to carry
on the sugar war.
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@. K. Lewis &CO.
BUTTE. MONTANA
- PECIAL
> DRIVES
IN ALL Departments
Drives in Dress Goods

81 colorings in dainty mixtures that
viii make pretty and stylish street or
home suits at SOC yd.
10 colorings. silk, wool and Mohair
effects. verv desirable and stylish at
621S the yard.
- pieces figured black goods, new
designs, popular styles at Acc the yard.
Velvet Sale
80 pieces silk velvet worth s1.25 q
yard to close 20 cents.
Colors are: Seal. Light Brown. Old
Gold. Electric Blue. Gray. Gooniin. Sill
yer Gray. Reseda. Castor. Heliotrope.
Dark Gray. Garnet. Olive and q few fan
cies.
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1000 pairs Gray Blankets. CSC pair.
500 pairs White Blankets. CSC pair.
go pairs Tan Blankets. 75c pair.
$50 pairs Gray and Brown Mixed Blan-
kets at SOC pair.
Comforts at 75c. 81. si.25. $50 and MS.
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man. one of the merchants arrested
here and charged with having applied
the torch 10 his stock OF goods and
store building during the confagration
on Tuesday morning last, committed
suicide last night.
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TO-DAY's CONGRESS.
Western Business Men VIII Assemble In
Omaha To-Day.

Omaha. Nov. 24-One of the most rep
resentative bodies that Omaha has ever
had the honor to entertain will be the
Transmississippi congress, which will
convene at Creighton hall tomorrow
morning, The attendance OF many of the
most prominent business and professional
men in the West is assured and the con-
vention will be composed entirely of men
whose presence will be an honor TO the
city.
Just how many delegates will be pres
ent when President Cannon calls the con-
vention to order Monday is largely a
matter of speculation. Estimates vary
all the way from 800 to 1,000 but IL is ex-
pected that fully 500 men Of the cream of
the western business and professional
circles will sit in the convention. The To-
cal committee for the reception and en-
tertainment Of the guests have left moth
ing lacking that might contribute TO
make their sojourn In the city a very
pleasant one.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Pueblo. Col. Nov. 2i-Frank Sum-
mer. aged Is years. thought TO be a
runaway from Butte. Mont. was ar
rested here this evening IN company
with two Denver boys and viii be held
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The Cash Clothing company are SELL
ing mems hats cheaper than any house
in Butte.
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Don't forget to leave your orders for
fruit cake and mince pies for Thanks
giving day with Morris. rs w. Park
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For heat and economy use Sweet.
water coal. Western Fuel Co. Tel II
and 80. Butte.
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Carpets and
House Furnishings

Valnes that strike the key note OF
the hour. Bargains too great to
be overlooked.
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Nothing like a Weber piano. The
right party can find bargain by ad-
dressing lock box 1913, Butte.
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Canton Flannel in the Bassmen Mt

Like sugar In q grocery store-no mon
ey In II. We bought a big lot: viii sell
It dirt cheap: SIC yard Monday: worth
l0c TO 121kc.
100 pieces New Outing Flannel. the iaisc
qualities.
Sale Monday 9 cents
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The Principal Branch once o. The STAND
ARD Is At No. a East Broadway. Butte. Tels-
Thone No. az Advertising rates furnished on
application
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Drives in Mems, Women's
and Children's Underwear

80 dozen Mems Underwear. SOC garment.
Match them at 75c elsewhere
other styles at 75c. 81 and S.25.
women's Fieeced Underwear. s5c. soc.
75c garment
women's Wool Ribbed Underwear TIC
women's All-wool Underwear. 81. 81. So
garment
Children's Underwear. CSC. ssc garment
Other grades at ioc. soc. COO.
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1T is SAFE
To 20 with the crowd when you
are saving money.

The crowd Is moving this way and con-
tinually increasing their bank account by
taking advantage OF the indisputable
bargains we are giving them every day.
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING

NINE MAURREI MANICURE. FEE, SOC SEW
EN- tickets, So. Miss B. Doyle, hardresser, late
with s. Heller. Separate private parlors. THE
PAI.AES ROYAL, G and 11th SITS. mh25
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD WANTED NEAR CITY FOR ADULTS
ard baby. l year OLD; require plenty of shade and
milk. and reasonable rates Address, with terms
l.. Il. :. Star office. It,
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

CHARLES 5. BUNDi
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
BIT A ST. W. new Equity buildng).
diff
JOHN f BEAII JOHN E. MITCHELL,
Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri
tory. Notary Public, United States Commissioner.
oc23 Office, 1921 T ST. first floor.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all -tates and territories Il SPECIALITY
by X. II. EVANS. Odlce (baseIncnp, 1921 st.
Always in office, office hours. ja7-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, THE CHARGE
references. Address o. z. N, Star office. my3-2t'
WANTED-HoUSE, OR ROOMS. IN GOOD RE
pair, near street cars; rent not to exceed S1S by
small family Of adults. Address ADULTS, Star
office. my2-3t"
wANTED-I HAVE EIGHT LOTS, II ST. NE.
near 18TH 17x90 each, alley, cable cars, at 81 80
SO. IT,; will exchange for improved property in
R. s. DONALDSON.
my4-3t' 942 st. NV.
WANTED HAVE A BEAUTIFUL. CORNER, n.
81 SO it.; will EXCHANGE for IMPROVED
~ pN' Ian T. 5. DONALDSON.
my4-3t' 9i2 z st. NV.
WANTED-LADY, WITH UNEX. REF, WISHES
during the summer of city house and SER
wants, In exchange for home. Address E. a.,
Star Office. It,
WANTED-To BUY NEW (oR NEARLY NEW
house In northwest section; price, $1,000 to So
600; give number, description and lowest cash
price. Address CASH NJ. c., Star office. my2-3t'
WANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST-A RESIDENCE
property for from 81 900 to S. 900 cash; must DO
a desirable property for the price. JOHN SHEER
MAN. Real Estate. Cos 14th st. my22w
wANTED-HOUsEs OR LoTsLOwNERs HAVING
houses land for sale in the northwest section,
including Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant,
it to their advantage to send me full description
and lowest price OF what they have for sale. 1
can handle any improved property ranging in
value from 81 900 to $40 900, provided the price is
right; and have numerous inquiries for desirable
unimproved ground: All property promptly and
ap5-sm L. STARGARDTER. e1a 18th st. NV.
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1873 II ne. sto&5r. .17.S0
1903 l ne, tir.Ini. III. 80
Sheridan Willis, st15.O0
10 L NV. 4r.1 i.14.O0
62S Z Sc. Or. .12.30
lI55 Madison NV. ir.1l.O0
33i Z Sc, Ar. 10. 30
"a Fenton pl NV. Ar. -. 80
az Pierce NV, 3r n.9.uO
422 Bland nj. ar. $50
11iS Burden ct.3r III. so
i39 Navy pl, ir....1.3O
Al AImory, 4r.....1.00
18th st. e. NY av. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-NORTHwEST-NE BRICKS
610 22d ST., 6r, ba., cellar, furnace. $3.50
800 Odd ST. Or, ba., cellar, good repair. % 80
1902 Fla. ave-, Or, ba papered. stone front. 2050
1928 I'd ST., 6r., ba., cellar. ............. 1870
my4-3t DIGGES & FAIRFAX, I01 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-1223 10TH ST NV; 3-SToRY AND
basement brick; II rooms and bath; all modern
improvements; $40 per mo. to good tenant. In
quire of s. r. BOND, 321 AZ st. my4-1w'
FOR RENT-6 ROOMS AND BATH; ANIL; on
Acker st. me-; in nice ORDER good location and
convenient to cars; rent reduced to $16.
It, w. L. WILKINSON, 633 f st. NV.
FOR RENT-6 ROOMS AND BATH: ANIL; ON
st. sw.; in nice order; good location; cars
convenient; 500
1t. W. L. WILKINSON, 633 st. NV.
FOR RENT-925 10Th ST., s ROOMS, s35; 1890
25th ST., rooms, $3.50: 1716 18th St, 8 rooms,
$50; all very desirable houses at reduced rents.
my4-6t A. p. PARDON, 1404 G st.
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FOR RENT-BY DAVID I
1c0s 18th st, cor.
Tor, ba, furnace SEQ. 90
1921 Riggs NV, 10r,
ba, cellar. AS. 90
8O05 P, Tor, lease. .35. 90
1857 s NV, Or, fur 1880
1715 N Cap, Or, b, Gel. 1900
11O1 Fla ay ne, Sr,
ba, fur. eel, sta
BILE 3 horses. -. 30. 90
1906 30th, 7r, ba. eel 80. 90
621 Spruce, cor, 7r, b. 5000
lilo T. 1r, ba. so
314 9th ne, 7r, ba. %. so
1886 Spruce, 1r, b(eoD %. so
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR \
sol lith NV, Tor, sto
Asia ..........Sl25. 90
100 B ne, 16r. 100.0o
11i1 18th NV, Tor. .65. 90
s Is ne. 11r. .G0.O0
2O2 Del av ne, Tor. So 90
10 b he. Tor. IS. 90
7l2 11th NV. ar. 90
400 Binney NV, Or. 800
1921 9th NV. 11r.ami40.00
1880. 18th NV, Tor. SIS. 90
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FOR RENT
1914 K, l7r mi. .$S5 oO 1410 Pierce Or mi. 81 50
92S 18th, fur, Tor. rs 90 30l9-2l Mstrs VIZ - 80
1T0S Pa st&cel 80 0o 722 18th, Or fiat. - so
$40 10th, office .55 90 SD ne, 6r mi. % so
PAS Del av, 12r. mi IS so 7l6 3D. 6r mi % 80
10 18th, Tor, mi. 050i4IS 18th, 7r, mi 20 50
3Oi5 n, 14r mi 80 90 SIT 7th Sc, Sr, mi. 20. so
BOG 9th, large hall. .60.0O711 I'd, 6r -. &c. 10
2l3S X, lot. mi % " AZ Sd ne, Or, mi. 900
1913 10th, 12r, mi. .3050 CD 23d, Or, mi. .2030
500 21st, 12r. mi. .4S 81 PHI H. 7r, 1850
1925 Pa av, Tor, mi. $3.50 2S03 NJ, Sr, 1850
10 4th ne, 13r mi 1855 III goth, 7r, w&g. 1850
1925 Pa av, Tor, mi. $3.50 2204 i, 1880
1928 Pa av. Tor. mi. 40 50 1925 Both. 6r is 30
906 sd, Tor, mi. 1850 2033 II, 5r, .16. 30
250S G. Tor, Gel, I'd sta 40 22i4 l. Or, 10. 80
3062 NJ, Tor sto. 1000 240S H. Or, W. x. 1880
1898 G, 10r mi. .35 20 23I0a l. ST, ". -. .16. 90
81 Sd ne. 13r. mi. 80 81 COO I'D. 5r W. x. is 30
2l14 Pa av, Or. mi 80 go 1925 Z. Or, w...l5.30
1l0I III av 81, mi 3550 122e26-2s 18th, Or 1890
l45l w r. mi 30. 40 1002-4-S Chace ct.6rw.1 IA
210l h, 3r,sto&cel $500 1907 Va av .13. so
422 LIST Me- Ir, mi. 80. 80 34l7 n, Or, 1885
33d&N, wd&coal I'D 30 90 2t34 Va av Or w&g. II. 80
Gil 18th, sto Wig 30 COL 1928 18th me- Or W 70 so
1706 Pa av, fla, 4rSb. .2sl I7I7 E. 5r, IL so
22lS II, 7r. mi. .27.5e 2S3 Alex CT 5r W. 10 so
1906 Kingman 7r. .27 so Stable r'r 2lO9 g. 10 30
$50 B ne, ST. mi. .25 so 45&47,r'r B sw 5r VIC 30
lil6 3Uth 7r, mi. 20 1872 Ia ave Office
2210 II, 7r. mi. :. $3.50 rooms S. S. $40
lolS klngman Or mi25 30 527 26th, 7r........ 70
For full list apply to
WEsOoTT WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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/. STONE. 500 F ST. w.
2013 Sd NV, cor,
Or, ba, new.....22.90
1416 Fla nv NV, Or,
ba, eel (coD. so
1923 4th NV, 6r(coD .20.J0
POLL Sd NV, Or, ba. 20. 30
211 X, 7r, ba. 1850
G3l Acker ne, 7r,
ba, eel. 1880
1905 II ne, Or. ba. .1s.30
515 14th ne, Or, ba. 10. 30
Lanier Heights, or .13. 90
2416 7th NV, 5r. Ill. 90
202Brooks'ct. or. col 1880
612 Sheridan, Or, br. 90
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FOR RENT
LES \ NV. 12r. mi S65 90
OIL 10th NV, 12r. mi Go. 10
1919 18th NV, 12r. mi35. 80
6,4 b sw,9r.mi -. 60
1880 18th nw.st&1r.33.0 90
1903 18th NV. 1or, NILS. 90
100 Fla v.dr.m mi. %. 80
1923 Col NV. ar, mi. 81. 80
81 r law. Tr,mi. D. so
All LIST NV, Or, ba- %. co
100 Al sw, st&5r. .2n.0o
1921 14th NV. st. is 80
454 Ne ave, 6r.mi.1S.35
45S Me ave. ar. is. SO
CAYWOOD d GARRETT,
Ey4-3,s
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WANrED-IN LADY To REPRESENT
Us in this vicinity. Good inducements to the
right party. Address, for full particulars, THE
GEM PLACKET FASTENER Co, r. o. Box
1910, Boston, Mass ap2O-sit
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN IED-hOOMO.
WANTED-BY TWO MEN, TWO OR THREE UN-
furnished rooms between 18th and 10th and b
and 1 sts.: permanent, If suited. Address, giving
terms, BACHELORS, Star office. It,
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, -FOUR UNFUR-
nished rooms, not above second floor, for light
housekeeping; northwest section preferred; rent
moderate; references exchanged. Address +. B.,
Star office. IT.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, TWO UNFURNISH-
sleeping, 1 for storage only; reference; must
be reasonable; n.e; Address RAY, Box 46S,
City Post Office. IT.
WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
rooms for light housekeeping by lady and dauyh-
ter; price must be moderate. Address PfRMA-
NEWT Star office. my4-3ts
WANT;ED-JTjNE /. BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
an unfurnished front room; southern exposure pre-
ferred bet. 10th and 18th and and l. SITS. /;
with or without board. Address B. G. r., Star
Office. IT.
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WANTED 200 WHITE COOKS AND WHITE
girls for Homework by list Of June; highest wages
obtained. AT Mrs. T. NJ. DUMMIES 929 9th
NV,
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WANTED-WOMAN TO COOK AND Do GEN.
eral housswork; no washing ironing. At 92i
ST.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-PARTY LEAVING THE CITY FOR A
three months vacation trip would rent upright
piano for that time for S12 rather than store it.
Please address Mrs V. r., Star office. ap24-tf
FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
free in city; one month applies on purchase Of
WYCKCFF, SEAMANS G. BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor, Sth and SITS, NV.
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WANTED "A SETTLED WOMAN; MUST BE A
good plain cook German Swedish preferred.
Apply at s13 NV. It,
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WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO NURSE
children; must have good reference. Apply at
once. 1913 18th st. NV. it,
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FOk KEN
BARNES &
629 +
231 Pa av sc, sto. $500
Ills III ne, sto. ar
and stable........45.00
1851 Corcoran, 12r. 1000
2oS Maple av, Id
PIX, ST.. 40. 80
1899 Stoughton. Sr. 40. 90
210 Maple av, Id
PIX, Sr. .35. 80
2214 G NV, Sr. 80. 30. so
1852 31st NV, Sr. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

1920 Duncan ne. Or SIS. 30
630 Whiting ay. Or. ID 80
Cos Callan ne. Or. .12.50
10 23d NV, Or. 1000
L Is. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and G SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

WANTED - BUTTONHOlE WORKER; BRING
sample Of work. SFlNDl-ER SHIRT CO., 500
14th 81. NV. 1bs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

NANTED-A WHITE WOMAN To COOK, WASH,
Iron and do housrvork for lone wi low; good
home small pay. Send address and aga TO
Mrs r., Star Ollie. Ibs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

WANlED-SETTLED COLORED WOMAN To
cook wash and iron: two miles from town; six
In family. Call Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
from $3.50 am. to pm, 46 Metzerott bldg,
ITO T st. Take elevator. Iny4St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

zoos G sw. Sr, ami 1898
LIB h NV, Or, ami Is. 90
80 c sw, Sr, wa. $500
1853 II ne. Or, ami. 1850
10D6 AZ sw, st&dw Is. 30
439 10th sw, Or. wa Is. 80
307-315 i sw, Or. w.14.30
t0I eth sw, st&dw %. 80
235 F sw, 5r. wa. 1890
1921 Union sw, or, VIII. 30
.6l2 Va av sw,5r. W .10.30
133 e Sc, Or, wa. 1000