davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR RENT
1917 Yale. 14r. 2b. .S65. 90
l413 kenesaw, 12r. 90. 90
2O2O II, 11r. ba. go .Nl
162y 14th, 1lr, ha. SIS. 90
1913 Yale. 10r. ba. SIS. co
21iO R. 10r. ba. hot
water heat. 80. 90
l738 + NV. 1Or. la so. 90
1907 P. 11r. ba. fur 80. 90
Princeton st mr. 18th,
new. lOr, ba. fur 40. 90
CuAS. p
Successor to d.
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FOR RENTLHOUSES.
UNFURSIsHED.

FOR RENT-I2s ST. NE: 0 ROOMS: SOUTH
ern eAposurr; large concrctcd celiar: li0 feet
lot: arranged for three-room flats, with all MI. :
very reasonable terms TO gSod party. OWNER.
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FOR RENT-BY II. S. DONALDSON
Tel. 443. $50 10th st. NV.
1862 Q NV: $1,000 1416 10th I2r. .ba SIPS 90
l6lS 18th. b.stal00 oo 1922 NV 14r ba 75 90
1T08 . NV. ........ 90 1896 18th NV 6J 90
1887 Il NV. 12r ba G5oO 1919 X. mr. Conn av 90 90
1929 14th nv, ,10rb 81 90 1906 2ist NV 80 90
2II9 NV. 10r ba 90 1872 NV. 12r ba 80 90
936 NV. lar. ba. 300 AIS Sd NV, Or, ba Eco
1880 9th NV Tor. ba 80 log { ne, 12r ba 10 so
4th nr Cap, 10r,b. b.3I.oo 100 f nw 14r ba 80 90
Il8 ne, IT. ba 80 zoos I4th NV, l0r, h So 80
SZ2 r. NV lor. ba 3'o 30 1143 21st NV. sr. 30 90
s16 y av Sc. 7r,b.255o Flats 500 10th NV 25 80
104 nw Or. ba. pa. 10 921 c av se 7rb 25 so
le07 Marion. 7r ha . 90 1905 9th NV. Or. b.. % 80
zoos Sd nw 6r ba .16. 80 SaE, II ne 6r. ba ia 90
1925 9th ne. 6r la. 10 80 1889 9th nw 5r b. Is 90
25 Pierce NV, 7r.. I50o 1915 S Cap Or, ba 10 90
T: nr 7th NV .2sreo. $1,000 2l5 18TH nw. $4,000
sol NV. 800 4Is&va nv sw.. 25 90
112l 7th NV. w.......I5OO 7O6 7th sw rs 90
it,
FOR RENTED Q NV. FuRNIsHED. =. s7s 90
Brown ST. Nit ri. 1903 bth&T NV. Or. 81. 90
I241 Md ne. Or. 1880 1915 9th NV. Or . 20 40
l43I 9 ne. Or. I'D 1853 Md av ne. 6r. so
1877 F ne. 100 12I5 Md av me- Or. 13 so
800 ne. 4r.... so Linden alley. br 800
1911 Kreamer ne. 5r 30 1893 Gales ne Or 500
mylo-at ID. ID. THOMPSON, 1885 ne.
FOR RENT BY G. H. rARKER & CO.. 4Ia&E S "
6s9 Sc, Sr, ami $40. so COT Tth sw st&dw 30 90
5ol 10Th sw.l2 ami ~ 1902 sw, Sr. ami 30. 20
Il9 Sth sw. Sr, ami. %. 00 $50 Az sw st&dw 1S 90
134S Az sw. ir mi 1850 7O5 AZ sw LOG
475 {: sw. Or. w&g. f6 80 ass n sw. Or. mi IA 80
3OS MIean av. .6r. .mil3 30 70 st sr, IA so
SOL 81 sw, 6r. wa. l3 30 4O7 Sd Gr. .13. so
S3o 3d sw. Or, wa. 30 372 II sw. Or. M. Is so
81 otn sw, Or wa 10 30 .S3S NJ sw, 5r, wa. 1880
4SU2 Sth sw,6r. loo l221 Union Or. 10. SO
% Z sw, 6r. wa. 030 S2lt IA sw, Or. W. IA so
1908 AZ sw bakery &c. sol 3d&K sw sto rm Is 90
lO av sw.or,w12 20 10 h Sc. Or, wa $50
Stable COS + .6.0Ol 4O3 + sp 5r wa IL 80
~ sw. Or, wa. 1l.O0J 342 sw, Sr II. 90
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FOR RENT
1i1l II st. 1Sr.
per annum. Sc. 000. 90
1908 Q NV, 12r,
per annum. ;. So. 500. 90
1917 Ia ave. Or.
per annum. -. 2, 400. 90
tIl7 Mass nv, l4r,
per annum. ....1 $50. 90
1915 Pa av, Or,
per annum. -. 800. 90
Tennallytown road he
lowBradley lane, ,l0r,
for 6 mos. ....... .250.00
SIG Conn ave, 12r. 10000
2D25 Col roud. 2or.:OO.OOI
1922 vt ave. 14r. 30. 90
1411 X NV, 1Sr. 1000
101l Conn nv, 14r.1J0.OO
1C06 y II nv, 16r. $50. .00I
62l 18th NV, 12r. .l25.RI
1890 NY nv nw.12ri25. 90
3n43 p NV. 17r. ..13.oOI
1888 Mass av. l0r. 100. 90
l705 n NV, 12r. ...---I
500 18th NV, lar. 100. 10
1909 Conn nv. I2r. 10000
1GOl 18th NV, l1r. 10000
12i3 Flaav,p't2tlao10O.OOI
2011 Mass nv. 11r.10O.UO.
Takoma Park. Car
roll ave, 13r. 100. 90
1436 N NV. l2r. 10000
1898 Jefr pi, l2r. 10000
1927 Conn ave. l1r.S5.W
1918 l. st. 12r. .15.0B
1110 l st. 1or. 90
Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. lar. rs. 90
l725 DcSiles st.l1r.T5.m
Git 18Th NV, 1Or. 1880
1910 l4fh NV tstore
and dwgl, Or. .T5. 90
1884 nSth NV. i2r- II. 90
l40l StoughtOn, A2r. 1900
1910 T. ST. 11r. .65. 90
1877 18th NV. llr. .65. 60
1907 II NV. 12r. .65.0O
1916 2lst NV. lar. .65. 90
93l Pa .trc. mp pit.
2d and I'd floors. .65. 90
1921 21st NV, l0r. .65. 90
61S + nw. l5r. .65. 90
30..5 y NV, 12r. -6o. 90
3u.i \ NV, Iar. So 10
cc2s3 . NV, 1877. C.. 90
2402 14th NV, 11r. go. 90
116 East Cap, Iii. 5000
O2 11th st. 13r- 60. 90
, ,1ai0 9TH, ,st&dw, Or. GO. 90
1913 y NV, 12r. GO. 90
18th st ri nr Bright
wood Hotel. 12r. go. 90
30: L NV. ,lr......GO.0O
l1l3 18th my. Or. co. 90
405 11th NV. 2r!...65. 90
1873 both NV. Tor. go. 90
1915 18th NV, 12r. COCO.
1909 II INV, store. 60. 90
1909 29tlf st, Tor. 5000
1929 2lst NV, Or. 80. 90
Coal yard, Gotta and
X NV, rer mo. so. 90
@i Hiliyer pl. i0r. so. 90
1924 fth NV, store
and dwy. 7r. .... 80. OOI
FOR A Full. LIST o.
APPLY AT OFFICE.
TH0MI
my15-tf
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN. AT TrH ST SW
4l9 9th sw. ami $50 90 301 10th 1r mi S22 80
!OS g sw 9r, ami 30 80 $40 Ith sw, Or ami. IS. 30
ITO sw. Sr, ami 20 90 $50 AZ sw, st&dw. is. 90
sol 1 sw, Sr, ami .2O0D GIL X sw, 6r ami. Il %
S32 sw. Sr. store. p O0 443 7th sw sto rm II 90
314 y sw, Or. -. so 1898 NJ nv Sc 6r W I2 90
439 7th sw, sto rm. 20. 90 3O3 I'd sw Gr wa l5 40
my1J-Sfs -
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1900 Lydccker av, Or. 40. 90
1880 9th NV. 8r. .ba. 40. so
5O 18th. Or, ba. .35. 90
S22 Spruce. Sr, b. eel %. so
1904 NJ Or. b. eel. 20. 50
1927 4th, Or. ba. 20. SO
D1 F ne, Sr. In. =. 30. 80
243 Elm st, Or. ba . 1S. so
1909 + ne, Or, ba. ;. 1880
1l2 Hickman st sc,
Or, la. ..........16.S0
STONE
}. Stone & Sons),
So6 II st. NV.
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ID a 90s r. 3r. 20. 90
Sto&dwg 1iO1 4th st
Sto<bdwg o37 Fla nv
NV. Sr. - 90
Sto&dwg 1878 18th
st NV, Or. 20. 90
sto&dwg 1901 LIST st
sw, 5r. ..........l5.00
l416 ID st NV. sto
q dwg. Or.
1881 35th 81 NV. Or IL. 90
sto&dwg z2i L st
Sto&dw az r sw ,5r.Ii.00
Sto a57 Fla ave. =. 1000
Stokdwg, Nichols av
4 Sumner st. Ana
costa. Sr.......-.-6.O0
R'r S34 @ ut NV
Quarterly so. 90
Stable r'r 1874 Mass
ave NV. 90
Stable 4 shop r'r
i417 X ut NV, rm
for 4 horses q 3
carriages. .16-W
Al bcs NAN. e0thk
2ist SITS NV 500
R'r 12D q 1Ah
7th 1t nw........10.W
Stable r'r 4g5 G sw. 10. 90
k'r s06 18th NV. :. 200
Stable r'r 710 9th
II NV. 81 90
RI 70 ~ sw. 3. 90
Shcp rr 1898 Blag-
oen's al al:...-...-.-3.f5
'ftton Of the property on
&c for buIl~flu s~-,.d m
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costa. Or. GO
iA y st se, 4r. $50
l133 ID Ut se. 4r. $50
ll2-4a-46 u se. Ar. IS. so
1883 LIST OF se. or....S.00
800 Harrison e se, ,4r.7.D
as L ct ~. 5r. 100
8l3 8 c av %. <r. roo
Sto 69o La av. lis. 90
Sto, I rn 4 Gel, go
iith q lLc.-..D.oo
6tokdwg 1874 3 OF
&&39 10th NV. Tor 50. 90
stoedwg i<o2 Pa nv
nv. L....s.-...&.00
nali ID o 4is 10th
Dt NV .o.W
The ahoEe b only . p
my books.
For full list cali ut a
the lst and i5th.
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rHos n wAeoAMAN.

l3a xth nv. orab nc. SO
~ hs br.-......l2.3 10
z uuttDore st. r.. .10-90
- f00eroy q, ~. %
~ " g. Or. ...... .Ae0
E!0 - se. 6r.....ato
" A6oef ct q. lr. .o.6e
EOSHs - ltfh q. ~.
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FOR RExT- SEVERAL HOUSES on r 81. Nh
bet. 7ls eed 2ds newly painted IN eood couiI-
tioo; only 81; About Juns /. nine new hoasss
@ q nd "a sts. ne: rooms, bath and cellar;
8 ~. ~. n. RARKkR, 14ls Y - 1viSl0t
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FOR RENT
S08 Ind nv. b. eel. $35. 90
1890 9th. 1Or. la. eel 20. 90
1246 Md nv he. 10r. bS0. 50
@I + st ne. Sr. ba. 20 50
25O6 p. 6r. ba. a.....1S.3 30
627-9 l4th Me-. Or.
tSa, eel. Is. 90
l2l Md av ne. Or. b. 16. SO
Col Hts. IT. fr. 90
S1S B sc, Or. ba. rs. 90
II ROBERT II
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go 18th ne. Or, ba. ID. 90
26l5 =. 7r. eel. .1S. 50
1702-4 SeatOn st NV
tcoD. Or. Gr..........12.50
Ill Marshall st. 6r,
large yd. stable. .12.W
y Wash pk. Or cot. 10. 90
7N 18th se. 5r (col). 500
Sta r'r 304 c. LOO
Sta r'r 1911 18th. 800
stone. 8O4 f st NV.
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1885 Corcoran NV. 40
19l3Iloward av. v.sr&b35. 90
800 o st NV, Sr. 80. 80
1122 VT av. furnished. -
1919 VT av NV. .Sr&b2T. 80
1910 Union st. tir. $50
100 9th NV. .sto. $500 year
Sta rr 1911 Corcoran. 10
1928 Union ct sw.5r.7.OO
.CTHEHFDRD, 1907 = st.
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FOR RENT-BY W. C. DUvAII. 925 + ST NV
Jfh NV lOr $50 90 sos 9th NV, lar. S45. IS
2SlO 18Th NV, 9r y 5o 455 q NV, 14r. A. IS
16O i NV. 1r. so 11+9 LIST NV 7r... Is 50
lO4 av NV, $50 81 10Th NV, 10r. As so
Myrtle ne. 7r. 40 Fit 9l2 1st NV only Is 90
AL H NV, Or. -. Is sol All o sw 8r II 90
FOR COIyDRED TENANTS
1896 NV, 7r. SIS 50 407 ne SIG 30
i3Z6 av NV, Or IA 90 400 ne. ar. $50
"a Fla av NV, ar. 100 2114 18th nw 6r 90
436 Sd ne. .1G7 75 1910 11th nw Or. .16 30
1904 Sd NV, 6r II. so 63S ne, Tr....I Is 20
STOKES.
Stos 12l61S Fl ne. ca $25 Sto&rs 1710 Tth NV SO
Store NV. cor. 9th and n NV, suitable for
sSe stol 1S.I
Office rooms, Sd floor 5O5 e n. W., reduced to- OO
1t
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my11-tu.tbAs

FOR RENT : lS0T 82D,
store q aWgliing. Is. o.
III a nes l4...1o.M
IS y 7 Nv nv yor&b. -. g
zl8 ! ~. Srkb-.s.d&e
000 L uW. 7nhb !. -. 81
l12o 5th, ,euGlstoie .l9. g
aeOR h +
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rOK RENr-REMINGTONT TYPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies purchase of
when directly following tai.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
de19tf Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV.
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l130 ath.1Or&b br. S55. 90 1881 av. 7r&b $40 Is
ZIG y NV .Sr br22. 90 2O03 G nw 9r&b * 90
3l2 sw, Or br. 90 10 II ne Sr br IS 20
10 cOlored tenants-1441 l. NV. 3r. br. p 90
my15-3t LATIMER & NEsSRIT- l33l q st
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VIII Mrs. HOWARD. drcssmaker. please call
NJ cnce Mrs. Lot lSE PATTERSON. 1914 Sun
tIrT1unI plarr? myl0-3t'
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE LACNDRESS
anil cl.anI,ernial janitress for two small fats
references required. Call after 5 O'Clock 1921
Is,L ~ n Va myl43ts
Evening star., 1897-05-15

WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED WOMAN
ounvnSsrr for i unique publication sells to every
br.sii,.ss man: So per day easily made Apply
I;,sstn l. Itn 18th ST, upstairs. myl33t
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-HIGIIEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
OLD GOLD AND SILVER
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT BOUGHT
OLD AND NEW JEWEIKY AND DIAMONDS,
MuTILATED COINS TEETH PLATES,
watches, spoons. dentist gold and PLATINUM.
FERD. LOEWENSTEIN, Gold ard Silver I,efiner
AND BUYER OF OLD GOLD AND SILVER;
SIS ST. NV. OPP. PATENT OFFICE
ESTABLISHED 1873. my15-IEis
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WANTED CATHOLIC MAN TO TRAVEL. FOR
oli-established house; must begin low sal
ary- Address CATHOLIC TRUTH. Lock Box
52S. Chicago. my1-s.6 6t'
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FOR RENr-HoUSE 7is 18TH ST. NV: IL
ms; mod imps.: in good reIair; stable and
carriage house. IL st. NV: rms. , mod
imps.: S14.50. W. C. JOHNSON. lJo2 18th st.
NV. myll-f
FOR RENT-5lo T ST. NV; 7-RooM BRICK;
tiled hath: cabinet mantris; newly painted and
pnpered. NJ. ROCIIE. ZIG 18th 81. NV. myll ct
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FOR RENT-St&d- cor. 2d&G w.. sta I'm r'r. $40 90
$50 AZ sw wst&d SIS OOl 419 9th sw pr b. ST 20 90
~ sw, st&dw, Or. Is O0i 112 Va sw,5r.w. 10 90
Gil Va ar sw, Ir.w. 1900 131 ID sw, 4r. 10 90
:,23 9Th sw, Or. W. 1880 30S Mclean av. or w13 30
SuS II sw. Or. wa. 1880 800 III sw. 5r. wa. .12 30
205 G sw, Ar, wa. 300 30 q sw 6r wa IL 30
116 l. sw. Ar wa. - 30 1918 Sd Sc 6r wa l2 90
1912 Half se,5r wa. . 30 BLEONAI,D $50 AZ sw
myiJ-3ts
Evening star., 1897-05-15

SPOT CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. OLD
SILVER, DIAMONDS; ANY SHAPE, QUANTITY
OR AMOUNT: COME TO THE OLD RELIABLE
REFINER AND GET FULL VALUE AND THE
MOST MONEY.
H. B. COHEN,
1ts 625 7TH ST
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FOR EENT-9l7 ST. NE; ELEGANT NEW
bay window brick: saloon parlor; pantry: so-ioot
cellar: rooms. BATH brick stable; electric bells
burglar alarm. etc. Rent reduced 10 $50
500 Florida ave. NV; elegant brick: o
looms rnd bath; frcing 9Th ST.: rent reduced IL
taken at
nyl2-6t ROSENRERG & co. !04 Z ST NV
Evening star., 1897-05-15

FOR RENT NEW STORE. 5l6 STTT ST. NV;
SUITABLE FOR OFFICE, BICYCLE STORE,
LUNCH ROOM. or other business. Only $2l. so
per Il. A. PHILLIPS,
1t TOO 14th w
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800 H. foI a BLISS 4 ~ UsS ST NV
162S Marion. Orb. rs so 1872 X se CRIB . 10 90
1927 ne, 6rb. .21 00l 12uy Sc. 6rf. -. - so
1t
FOR Rf,NT-BI HENRY WEX. SOL It'll ST. Sw.
3O01 L NV. lOr, ami $50 10 904 + sw. 6r .$l6.50
32f llth sw Or ami p 217 AZ sw. st&iw Il. 90
6l2z tth swsi&lw. 100 1927 AZ sw. 6r wa i3. so
9l4 tth sw, 6r, wa 1880 To Colorcd
800 9th sw, 6r. wa. 400 92S sw, Or, wa SO so
z y Sc, 6r, ami u 90 436 Sth sw. Or. 1900
sos sw, ar, ami. .21 SCI GsG L se ar 81 40
myl53t
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WANTED AGENT IN EVERY TOWN. BRAND
goods; sell at sight: no experience required .
liberal terms: write for full information MU-
New York ap3-eos,St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED -EXPEnIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
Typewriter. studying law. desires p0sitloo law
yer's Office preferred Will exchange good posi-
tion: best OF references Address {. Al NJ. Star
office. 1ts
Evening star., 1897-05-15

FOR RENT-CORNER 14rH AND BACON SITS
. co, Heights: b. 5eautifql serner house; u rooms
1712 18th st, 1fr $50 on I7I8 18th ST. iOr $50 90
sees 9 st. Tor. .45. 90 1870 N st. i0r .4s.00
i.io Oregon sv.l0r 80 1913 Kenyon st.Sr. 30 80
myl5-3t BRICE & LIPSCOMB sI2 iith st
Evening star., 1897-05-15

FOR RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT Nt'MBER
OF nice twostory brick houses North Capt.
toi ana II SITS. ne, nenr government print
ing otice: q rooms and bath EACH with all
modern improvements; nice yard; at SO 50
each including water rent
my13-3t r. H. WARNER A. co
Evening star., 1897-05-15

wANTFD-DKES>MAKER APPRENTICES AND
ladies in private lif. learn dressmaking and
cutting. MAIE MAIIIS')N, 6Oi 18th st. NV.
Dr'->sIiskrs done Patterns cut to measure
Satisfaction guaranteed Send for circular
p.x-tp- I,,s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-2 LARGE ADJOINING STORES
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
Suitable for any business. Reasonable rent.
JAMES NJ GREEN,
my153t I'll l4th at
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER: En-
pert required: good salary. Address LoCAL'
Star Office. mhlSbn
Evening star., 1897-05-15

WANTED -WHEEIMEN TO HANDLE 'BltNf'E
Locust latest and greatest novelty out. II ere
sensition and sells fast; agents maktng
big money: incluse stamp for catalogue. JOHN
son NOVELTY CO. indianapolis, Ind a24-s4t
Evening star., 1897-05-15

504 LIST se, 6r6tb. n 80
al0 lst se. Grab. Fl so
o0z let ne. 6r&b. =. p so
83 * ne, ,str&dwg. GRO 90
l7lo 18th. 7r (col. } 20. 20
81 10th ne, 6r&b. 1880
I'll Em NV, 6r6Ib. .lS.OO
l0a z ee. e-&b. .iS.UU
ZIG Poplar st, Or. II. 50
I@6 Ward ct, 4r,w. 10. 90
1907 Jefferson nv, ,5r.O. -
Kr 11N x. 4r (col) 400
z CO.. 131Q r. NJ n
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FEMALE.

WANTED EXPERIENCED NURSE: WILLING TO
and he generally useful. Also good cook.
who Will wash, and assist with houscwork
In family of three: white preferred: references
II,jyhts 1ts
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wM. L. FORD. gss.zf-4s !,
ATTORNEY. .AT-LAW,
dei2-u GO Il. NV. House. isoo u. NV,
CAMPBELL. CARRIN0TON, ATTO8NEF zFL1W
Webster Law building, 606 d st. NV. Wasiine.
- ten, DC. ResideDce. No. Mount vefnGn ElaSS
New Xosk ave. and eth u. Ew. 80 !.
Evening star., 1897-05-15

WANTED EI-EXrERIENCED LADY BOokKEGPER; !;
state where last employed and how loag- Ad-
dfCss IoS 10. Star Office. myla-3t
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FOR RENT-l0i4 18TH ST. NV; BRICK; ~
rooms: modern and In good order: hot water heat
ing: very desirable for boa riding house and room
renting: central i,cation SGo.,6 L. NJ
SAUNDERS. Ohio Bank bldg 12thNG n. W mil -iw
Evening star., 1897-05-15

WANTED "A D3AUGHTSMAN OF EXPERIENCE
in making patent Office drawings: state expe-
riencc. references. where last employed and sal
AIRY wanted also send samples Of work. Address
L. o. Box 3S5 apl6tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
Probate and Insolvency Court.

The regular session of the probate
and insolvency court was held, Mon
day, at the Court House.
The following wills were proved, ap-
proved and allowed OF William S.
Badger, Oscar Holway appointed ex-
Eecutor; of Simeon Chase of Fayette.
j. r. Herrick of Fayette, appointed
administrator with will annexed; OF
Caroline l.. Hill of Hallowell, Emeline
E. Coolidge of Skowhegan, appointed
administrator: of Susan Choate OF
Hannah j. White of Hallowell, ap-
pointed executors; of Julia A. Bow
man of Waterville, c. c. Bowman OF
Manchester, appointed executor; OF
Clara Bell of Augusta, Charles F. Pen
ney of Augusta. appointed admins
traitor: if Eunice P. Lawrence of
Waterville, Isaac Lawrence of Water
vile, appointed administrator; of
Angie B. Coy of Winthrop, Charles
Gale of Winthrop, appointed executor;
of Seth c. Tebbetts of China. Gilman
r. Wright of Westford. Mass, ap-
pointed administrator.
Frank L. Staples of Augusta, was
chosen assignee of the estate of Will
liam Robbins of Augusta; F. E. Brown
of Waterville, on the estate of Harry
L. Cookson of Waterville.
The following received a discharge
from insolvency: Charles A. Perkins
of Hallowell; Eli w. Adams of Ran
dolph: Albert V. French and Milford l..
Delano of Augusta.
The following out-of-town attorneys
were present: Judge w. c. Philbrook,
F. w. Clair and Hon. Charles F. john
son of Waterville; Hon. o. b. Clason
and A. L. Perry of Gardiner; Hon. L.
T. Carleton; Judge Bean of Readfield;
Hon. H. X. Baker of Hallowell; Taskus
Atwood of Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following real estate transfers
have been made with the register OF
deeds of Kennebec county:
AUGUSTA-Wil A. Sawyer to Will
liam H. Fisher, land, valuable considera-
ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Huff to Fred
w. Bickford. land, $1,000.
BENTON-Madison r. to Harriet W.
Crosby. land. natural love and affection
CLINTON-James to Mary j. Wey-
mouth. land valuable consideration.
MISUNDERSTANDING a. kennison to
Harry N. Wakefield, land and buildings,
$2Go0.
MOUNT Benjamin S. Smith
to Edward L. Blake, land and buildings.
$1,000.
NORTH VASSALBORO-Char i.
Murray to John Averill, land, $lo0.
VASSALBORO-Net w. hathaway
to David S. Halves, land and buildings.
81 and other consideration; Sylvanus
Wixon to Frank w. Snow, land and
buildings. $50.
WATERVILLE-Reu Foster to
Charles La Fountain. land, 81; Ann M.
Pulsiver and l. c. Libby to John Davian,
land. 1925.
WINSLOW-Wellingto Il. Reynolds to
William E. Seavey. land. 5000; William
H. Seavey to David S. Hawes, land, 81
and other consideration.
PIT'TSTON-William H. CASTOR to Ben
iamin s. CASTOR. land and buildings, 81
and other consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
Daily geuuthef yo,,rnal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
MEMBERS OF UNITY CLUB
Hold Last Meeting Of the Season-GeneraI
Discussion Of Literary Subjects.

There was a large attendance OF
members of Unity Club, Monday even
ing. in the Court House, it being the
last meeting of the season, previous tc
the summer, when the work of the
club is discontinued.
1t was a very pleasant meeting. The
subjects were informally presented
and informally discussed
Judge o. G. Hall, the president of the
club during the past year, has taken
a deep interest in the club, and it has
been very prosperous and progressive.
He presided, last evening, in his usual
pleasant manner.
About Is of the members entered into
the discussions, which We're on literary
subjects. Part of the time was given
to the question of the best way of con-
Quoting a literary club, with the con-
clusion that the way in which Unity
Club was conducted was the best.
There was also much expressed in re-
gard to the duty of the club to the
community, and of the community tc
the club.
Refreshments concluded the meeting,
the closing of very pleasant one for
all present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
THE MAGAZINES.
The Atlantic Monthly.

Literature, as usual, occupies a
prominent place in the Atlantic Monthly
for April The articles devoted to q
consideration of this subject include
Mark Twain as an Interpreter of
American Character" Cheerful Yes
terdays," 'Bryant's Permanent Con.
tribution to Literature" and The De-
mand for an American Literature -
The remaining articles are varied and
Interesting. Chief among them are
Dominant Forces in Western Life.
The Nominating System Mercury
in the Light of Recent Discoveries. -
and "A Century of Anglo-Saxon Ex-
ransion." The fiction is admirable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27

The Portland committee on public
works has adopted this plan of secur-
ing workmen: The names of all labor
ers who register will be placed in ono
box, and when the commissioner make
application for certain number Of men
for work on the streets, or wherever
they may be required, a member Of the
committee will draw out from the box
cards bearing the names of the re-
quired number of laborers. These men
will be given two weeks work, ard the
cards bearing their names viii be
placed in a second box. where they vii.
remains until the cards in the first box
are exhausted. Then the cards in the
second box will be drawn upon. Draw
ings will be made on Wednesdays AM.
the men drawn will go to work on tfc
following Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27

Ellsworth will celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
Peaks Island wants better protection
against fire.
The Meduxnekeag hospital in Hou-
ton is to begin in rented quarters.
Houlton contributed sos to the fund
for the sufferers by famine in India.
Raymond will have a fine new boarding
house for summer guests, this season.
There have been five deaths in the
family of James Murphy, Portland, in
side of two years.
1t will cost $4,000 to upholster, fur
rish and decorate the K. S. Co.'S new
propeller Lincoln.
not a single ycar-old colt in that town
and very few 2-year-olds.
The town Of Limirgton has called
upon its cx-tax collector. Leonard j.
Strout, to pay $685. amount said to be
due to the town.
The York County Agricultural So
ciety offer s25 in gold to any person
originating the best rebus to be used by
the society for advertising purposes for
their fair Sept. II. Is, 16. II, 1897 All
answers must be in on or before May
20
Among the tickets recently collected
by u conductor on the Maine Central
were two reading from Monmouth to
Detroit. They were numbered Sc and
81. respectively, and show that in all
these years only 81 tickets have been
sold from Monmouth to Detroit. an
a era of two each wear
A West Franklin family gives to the
family cat the credit of saving the lives
Of several people. The cat gave the
alarm of fire by jumping in the FACE CT
its sleeping mistress. The alarm Was
none too quick; the room was full Of
smoke, and the plaster was falling
The occupants of the house had barely
time to escape in their night clothes.
OF course all are familiar with the
fact that Poe's mother was al actress,
but some may be surprised to learn
that she once filed an engagement in
Portland. 1t was in 1895. it is said, that
Miss Elizabeth Arnold. then a child Of
10 years, came to Portland with a COM
rany of which her mother was a lead
ing member, and played at what then
PASSED for a theatre on India street.
In 1909 this Arnold girl, then Mrs.
David Poe, gave birth in Boston to the
future poet. Edgar Allen Poe. In the
cid Falmouth Gazette there are several
references to the fine acting of the
mother of little Elizabeth Arnold, as
well as concentrations of the beauty
and graceful dancing of her daughter.
But in those days actors We're not held
in much repute, and were always IN
pecuniary difficulties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
Lincoln.

Real estate transfers in Lincoln county
for one week:
BOOTHBAY HARBOR-Daniel H.
Moody to Merrill A. Pinkham, land and
buildings, 81.
BRISTOIr-James Mcintyre to Addison
Brackett. land and buildings. $50: Addi-
son Bracket to Clarence A. Bracket
land and buildings, $175.
NOBLEBORO-Julia c. Hopkins to j.
Wilder Haggett. land and buildings. $3.50
SOUTHPORT-Emelin c. Pierce to
Ella F. Lunday, land, 81, etc.
WISCASSET-Mary J. Marston to L.
B. Marston, land, 81. etc.