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DRESS TRIMMINGS

Not exactly reduced here, but so very de-
srable, and then, the regular prices are
featureful enough.
MOHAIR GUIMPS, BLACK-New patterns,
in widths to match, for waists and
skirts, from. per yard, SOC to.........1Oc
FELT BANDS (the new trimmings)-
In black and colors, at, per yard.......1 loo
YOKES, BLOUSES and the ONE-SIDE
EFFECTS, in Jet and Black Silk
Braid, from S4.76 to .................07c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ee~~-~~~~~c-~-~~->-~>->
yyANTED-Two young TO rent pleasant
room. north part OF city; excellent day board
near. Address A. p. C.. Journal Office.
WANTED-To buy a dental practice in city
OF not less than 4 900 Inhabitants Ia the Indiana
gas belt Address NATIONAL MEDICAL. DEN
TAI AND DRUG EXCHANGE. Elkhart Ind.
NANTED-You to read "A Queer Dilemma the
very queerest book - the season. Paper covers.
onlv Is cents Address THE FRANKLIN TAY-
IOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. Box $40. Mime
npOlis, MINI.
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c. e. KREGELO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, has
resumed business at his old establishment 22s
North Delaware street. Everything new and COM
plete Office telephone, No. ESQ; residence tele-
phone, No. 1928.
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SUITS TWO SPECIALS

Just received from the East. Both made
of new suItings. two distinct colorings. ON1
Of small check brown and tan combination,
cutaway fly button, jackets lined with Skim
ner, guaranteed satin flounce, skirt double
lined.
THE OTHER SUIT OF invisible check ma
terial, with tinge of red, double breasted,
tight-fitting coat, Taffeta Silk lined
throughout, hounce skirt; both of these
Suits are of excellent materials and ex-
tremely stylish, were made to sell
for S22.SO; our special price. s. 1880
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The Vim. II. Block Co.
The VIM. II. Block Co.
Our Mail Order Department

Remains special feature at store. Samples
cheerfuly submitted. Special attention given this
hourishing department.
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NOTICE


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NOTICE--Persons meriting professional degrees
graduated; medical and other courses. Lock
Box 900. Chicago.
NOTICE-Bookkeepng penmanship and stenog-
raphy thoroughly and practically taught at the
Elkhart Normal School and Business Institute,
Elkhart, Ind. Address DIR. H. A. MUMAW for
circulars.
NOTICE-The Titles Hotel property, S0% feet
on Washington by 1876 feet on New Jersey, will
be sold at public auction Nov. l. at 10 a. M, at
south door of the courthouse; title perfect abb
stract at my Office until Nov. /; at private sale
on long time property taken. w. {.
SMOCK, Commissioner. 80 North Delaware.
CLAIRVOYANT.
CLAIRvOYANT-1frs Griswold reads past. pres
ent and future of ones life. Gives them luck,
success and happiness. 546 East South street.
Hours, 10 a. m. to p. M
KELLEY INSTITUTES.
S~~~O~N~~~~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~O~~
The Plainfed Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebriety, morphine
and tobacco additions. indianapolis office, 49,
ia Commercial Club building All business
strictly private and confidential. Tel. No. 2427.
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FOR SALE on TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Thirty-five-ro hotel
in good Indiana town; one-half square Of
ground; streets improved also, all fixtures, in
good running order splendid cash paying bust
ness for some one; good reason for selling w. E.
STEVENSON, 126 East Market street.
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The VIM. II. Block Co.
We Prepay Transportation Charges

On all purchases amounting to $500 or over, to
points within one hundred miles of Indianapolis.
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Bar. Their r H. Wind. Weather Pre-
a. m. .30.01 6 81 South Clear. 900
p. m. .29.97 rs 81 Neast Threatg. Lie
Maximum temperature, SO; minimum tenn
perature, &c.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Sept. 81
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A FRESH LOT OF LINENS

Also Ready for the Advance Sale.
< pieces HEAVY BLEACHED DAM
ASK, all linen Csc quality. .30c
2 pieces BLEACHED TABLE LINEN,
20 inches wide. CSC quality. ..4Sc
10 pieces 72-inch BLEACHED Ia
S5c quality .69c
Ok dozen BLEACHED TOWELS,
double hemstitched, 35c quality. .22c
80 dozen SILVER BLEACHED NAP
KINS. all linen, S6c quality.
800 yards BEST BLEACHED
SCOTCH CRASH, 1 8 inches wide,
1910 quality .......................
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FOR SALE.

1>N~~>>~~~~<~rS~~~-o~>~-
FOR SALE-Ten R.LPANS for s cents at
druggists; gives relief.
FOR sALE-This is your opportunity. First
class grocery stock in good location: doing
paying business; good reasons for selling; will
invoice about $780, takes cash TO buy It. Ad-
dress MIDDLETON 81 LOGSDON. 722 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

S~>~~->>>>~~~~~>>><>~~> ->~~>~>-~>>>>>->~~~>>>
BUSINESS CHANCE-Partner wanted lady
gentleman, by advertising and patent medi-
cine concern Address Box sol, Louisville. Ky.
BUSINESS CHANCE-$700 will buy drug stock
complete including soda fountain; good loca-
ton; rent. $12 per month. Address INDIANAP-
Oils DRUG COMPANY.
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SITUATION WANTED--With renting or &C
company: collecting or Office work; hustle
Address c. c.. 3l2 East North street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Well-f furnished front room, mod
ern; private family; references. 705 North New
Jersey.
FOR RENT-Three or four unfurnished rooms;
bath, both gases; private residence 224 North
Alabama.
FOR RENTING three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; all modern. n East st. Jo-
seph street
FOR RENT-1435 North Meridian street; ten
rooms BATH furnace; hot and cold water;
natural and artificial gas $50 per month. The
MARION TRUST COMPANY.
FOR RENT-Elegant furnished rooms, with
bath. light and heat rate, $3.50 and s175 per
week. to man and wife lady teachers pre-
ferred; four squares from Washington street. 80
West Vermont
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room with
alcove, CRATE and furnace heat. bath and board
in the house; suitable for two young men or man
and wife; the North Side, ten minutes walk
from the monument M. care Journal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HELP.

WANTED-Women and men to work day or
evening at their homes; light, pleasant work the
year round; no canvassing; Sc to $40 weekly, ac-
cording to amount of time you devote to work :;
experience unnecessary; splendid opportunity; we
will send you full explanation and start you to
work Immediately. BIJOU MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

HANTED--Lady Agents--If you want the best
money maker you must have our Hygeia Elec-
trio corsests--the standard for twenty years. Ad-
dress WESTERN CORSET CO. ST. Louis Mo.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A thorough course in telegraphy, tw
practical operators, day and night school, wit
actual work in telegraph Office for each student
lis, Ind.
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FIANNER & BUCRANAN-320 North
Illinois street Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GAL. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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WAISTS And UNDERSTANDS


WAISTS-Of black satin Duchesse, corded
front and back and collar lined
throughout. our 1878 quality. g 500
UNDERSKIRTS-Of Rustic Taffeta Silk,
double corded flounce and lined,
rapid seller at S6.75; tomorrow 8 5.08
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DIS.
trict Of Columbia. Washington. d. c.. December
s. o ls97ds whom It may concern: The commits
approved March =. 1898. entitled An act to pro.
vide permanent system Of highways in that
part of the District OF Columbia lying outside af
cities" has received from the COMMISSIONER ~
the District of Columbia n certified COPY of n msn
showing proposed permanent system Of high
ways in the District of Columbia within the area
west OF II, Rock Creek This map and plats showing
IL, ,n nela now eaeh ot ana tract is affected by the
ton In room No. Al. 4th floor, Of the District
building. All Parsons interested are invita- 70
examine the map and plats. The commission viii
consider any suggestions protests concerning the
location Of any highway or portion of a highway
as shown on the map. The suggestions and nrn
tests MUST BE IN WRITING and must SET firth
clesrly the reasons for the changes and show tba
property owned controlled by the obiector All
protests. and 20 forth. MUST BE SUBMITTED ON on
or BEFORE THE THIRTY FIRST OF MARCEL II.
1sss and be addressed to the Chief of Engineers.
The commission will meet April H. 1S9S, at 40
O'Clock an In tbs office of the Secretary Of War.
to dispose OF all objections and will then hear
orally from those Who desire to thus support their
written objections Il. A. ALGER Secretary ns
W yn g n M, BLISS Secretary Of the Interior;
highway commission. de10 15t -fel -1kt
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR REST-A FINE TRUCK FARM:
80 acres; On Giesboro road, about two miles from
city; dwelling and outhouses: the, right man car
make money OF this place: price low: terms easy
Apply to II. z, PAIR0. 4s2 Louisiana ave. felS- b
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CO.. 1919 f ST.
81 10Th lie. 6r&h. -. 80
11i5 10Th. Or (coiD. is 90
1910 ia nv NV, hat,
sr d ha..........IS. 10
1914 Ward CT. 1r. la. 90
E'r 1854 *. Ar tcoiD s. 90
X ria23 Il NV, f.(cnI6.Bo
Il T GOO Y. sta, ". 900
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
GIG + st NV. 2Ir&t. So. ~
924 23i, i1r&b. ~. 60
22l l1th sw, 81. 2h. 81 ue
l3olWhitaey az. sta.3O. 90
lilO Pa av NV. Est.
3r 4 ba.........o5. 90
l24 f Sc. NIB. % 90
1893 Meridian ay. Sr2o. ~
1903 G ST sw, 6r&b.2
faR
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LOST AND FOUND.

LDST-GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP SUM
OF money yesterday, February 49, the door
of stationery room OF Senate, will please return
same to SEi,GEANT-AT- ARMS OFFICE and re-
ceive reward. Its
LOST-SMAIL IRISH TAN TERRIER: STUB
tail; name. 'Tcotsie;' had b,ue jacket with
gold TISSUE collar and neck bells. Reward llOy
18th St NV DIR. q. w. POPE. fe16-3ts
LOST-BROWN MINK BOA, EITHER ON PA
ave. or 18th st. Ten dollars reward will be paid
finder at office Of Hotel Regent. fe16-2ts
LOST-AT LOYAL LEGION BANQUET-A DARK
overcoat. Eiaee by Mertz; had white crepe scarf
in pocket and hooks sewed bottom Of skirt In
rear. Finder will please communicate with W
A. n, 2oO1 Pa ave. NV. fe15-2ts
FOUND-AT OUR STONE YARD, A BICYCLE
Owner can have same by proving property and
q Sun if-o ONO ave. NV fe14-3t'
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 40, q, CIR
Light dry and clean apartments
fe3-lm c. q. SLOAN l. CO.. Prone
STORAGE. 75c. PER LOAD; THE FINEST
storage rooms in the city; elevator with ali the
conveaiences Packing and hauling at the mos.
reasonable terms Address Il. BAUM 9l2 pa
ave. Q-w. feI RI
YOU CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR FIJRNI-
turc. panos. nitise., etc. N0RTTlN EST STOR-
AGE HOUSE, 'Geods Insured" 316-1S 9Th ct.
NV. de1-2uu
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BICYCLES.

ent storage houses We represent 1 am Offerinx
all '97 high-grade wheels at third value
NEW YORK CYCLE CO.. ~ 9th ct. ta25-2et'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A QUICK DEAL GETS THE ciIoIC-
est lot-biggest bargain offered-on Wash
ington Heights; 80 II. wide: south front. next
to and looking down Connecticut ave John +.
WAGGAMAN, 100 18th St tupstars,. feI2
FOR SALE-THIS Is A SNAP $500. On A QUICK
deal. gets nice lot, fronting two streets II n
on Florida ave-, with water. sewer and gas
JOHN r. WAGGAMAN
fe12 700 I4th st. tupstairs)
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY HRAFTSAiAN
iIigs S-i:uUi ritlilte, with two years special i'll
stri4,-ilpa in architectural drafting and
pIac'ieHl experience. salary no object; good ref
.-visrt-S- Address 1918 t0rCOr.;a St fei2sSSw - :
WANTED BY \ RELIABLE COLORED MAN
situation driver waiter; good references
can ,r address 1870 ri st. sc. fe15-2t'
wsNTE!,-BY AN OFFICIAL. COURT STENOG-
r. i,h-r aEd typewriter. ten years experience in
..rFt- II Position; will pay 500 cash to person
securing him place. with government Other
wise paying 81 .zvn to 81. 900 L. G.. 6hS 18th
s. ne. fel3-St<
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
Choice lots, one hundred and eighty feet above
t:dewater, varying in depth from 100 to 100 feet
fronting south on WYOMING AVENUE east on
TWENTIETH street and north on KAIORANA
AVENUE between COLUMBIA ROAD and con
NECTICuT AVENUE, offered for sale
at moderate prices. Since the extension of th,,
Metropolitan railway along Columbia road from
Florida avenue TO 18th street this property has
be generally recognized as the most attractive
and desirable in the District for residence pur-
poses.
Asphalt pavements. water, gas electric light
and perfect sewerage.
Persons buying now will have choice Of lots.
The best neighborhood is the cheapest and most
satisfactory in the end.
In selecting site for home here you will
make NO mistake in location price.
For inspection of plats and prices
Apply to
GEO. TRUESDEII,.
Room %. Wyatt building
fe15-1m,2S Cor. 14th and L sts
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HOTELS.

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE no.
tel Majestic, 18th and Yale NV: single and en-
suite: perfect in all appointments The cuisine
Is speciil feature eff the house.
1a6-n II. J. MARSHALL, Manager
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-A SMALL RESIDENCE PROPERTY
In Washington in exchange for desirable prop
erty in Indiana gas belt. Address. giving de-
scription. price and location, z. HUNT T. ..
Box 331. Marion. Ind. fel6-2,s
FOR EXCHANGE-IN DC, NEW HOUSE &
rooms, price s.. 500. also lots Springfield
Mass, $500 each clear for farm stock ami
G st. NV. feI5ots
FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE-ON W ST. EAST
Of 14th. fine lot; so feet 'front.' side and rear
alleys; unincumbered. VIII consider small houses
in exchange. ]. W. GLENNAN 4 CO. Room &
warder bldg. cor. 9th and F. feI24i
FOR EXCHANGE
ATTENTION. PROPERTY OWNERS
II you have Country Property and want city
income Property for II send us particulars: we
have a special exchange department and you
can rely on being well served
WESCOTT, WILCOX HIESTON
jc22-1H 1907 Pa ave- NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-BY TIE MONTH. y SMALL FUR
nisIsd house in NV: family Of Two; chill
dTeH- address Il. Il. X. star Office. stating
terms which must h. reasonable fe16-2t'
WANTED GENT. WIFE AND CHILDREN De
sir" about > part OF b. use. ne. or
NV. III good locality: rent moderate: state
terms Address Box S6. Star 0ffic". It.
WANTED = FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
h'J~-S"- ping So S1S-in tae northwest Ad-
drr-s Is. T. T.. star Office fe16-2t'
WANTED -RN GENTLEMAN AND WEE. OR
UnfuTnlsEsd fur Light Housekeeping, west
of :jA. uuIth OF II. Address G.. VI. y. Star
ofcp iel6-3t*
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
gIcgu daughter three four adjacent furnished
rooms with beard. In private family, where abb
solut~ freedom from tobacco smoke will be guar
aRte"d; answers IL sired from tOardDg houses.
A1dress By 12h STAR Office. fe15-2t"
WANTED LET NE RENT YOUR ROOMS. HAVE
many desirable ap iicanfs for rooms. with and
wrhrs' bard List III roon.s with me and have
them always filed No CHARtE unless tenant
curtt ". !. STALEI. Ros IN -, Atlantic buldg.
feI2 I'm
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE SINGLE TUBE TIRES So EACH
FACTORY cycle repairs Of every description TAI
9th St. CAPITAL CYCLE co. Oldest house in
city. is27 ar
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PERSONAL.

AS TEE SIN THAWS THE SNOW. so WILL
you melt after accepting progressive sys-
ten "f casa exchange for any amount Of gents
discarded garments. Drop that postal JI,ST-II' 5
Old STAND. Gl9 81. NV. fef6-5tr
W. WILLIAMS. AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
i've agency t'uhdeniiai communications pronpt-
ly attended 10. Office open all hours; best refs
Established lsSi. Supt-. $50 + NV. ja2J- I'm
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-FIi,ST-CLASSS STABLE, REAR 1871
X; stalls and box; rm. 2 carriages; 2 finished
rms above. with bath. WM. Z. NORRIS. OF
14th st. NV. fe4-tf
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FEMALE.

WANTED RY \ REFINED YOUNG CoIpRED
woman. situation as lGdiCs' IiaId waitress in
private family; best reference call or address
laIf 4th =. u.w. fr1S-2i-
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED HORSES TO WINTER: 81 PER MO- :;
best OF care Telephone call ga Horses called
for and delivered. &. II. PARKER. 435 Al. St
s.w.. or Lay HILL Md. oc1i4tf
For SALE - PONY, SUITABLE FOR POLO:
well bred: nearly 4 years old; sorreI; about Ii
hands high; gentle; $40 Cab address 1928
st. NV fe15-}ts
FOR SALE-CARRIAGES AND BUGGIFS. TRAPS
lGio Altos and Concords, business, milk and
Dayton wagons, harness, robes and whips low
for cash. / have number of first class wagons
my own manufacture. Also work In the white
can finish TO suit.
ja.9tf J. j. COOK 1895 at NV
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WANTED BY NOI Nj NIfIAE WOMAN. \
thoroughly competent frSt-class cook situation
In . FIRST class family the hest city reference
Address BOX 81 Star office IT.
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DENTISTRY.

OPERATIVE AND PRos1HETiC DENTISTRY on
weekly and monthly instaimeRts; crown and
bridge work a speciality. DIR. T. W. STUB BILE.
FIELD, Mertx building, iith and SITS. se2s-tf
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WANTED IY COLpRED WOMAN. PLxCE ~
chaubc.luaid in private family. good reference
given tail nt. ur address, 81 Sd s.w It.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT : ROOMS ON ID Sd AND 4TJ
nnors; best location in city: suitable for almost
any purpose. Room 4th foor just the thing
Tor a club or lodge Address or call TIL. HI X
run ,iiu fh ave felJ-,Sis
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WANTED Ty \ CuIDi;ED GIII. 4 PLACE A.
cook in a private family: give references.
tail ad!-esS. 1879 Temperance ave. bet 18th
nr.I i..Ih. I and U St.. IL
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SPLENDID INNESTMENT"
Nearly new = si"ry and hn cement brick dwell
lss u q rooms and bath. near Pa ave. g. NJ
500" less tiian cost, Always rented ut SIS 20
per month. beautifully Iapered; cahinei man
tells and open Iiuinrinr iof prize terms .tr'.
apply 10
wESCUTT WILCOX 4 HIESTpN.
ltl--'t 1907 Pa ave.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; dehy
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
of new when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dc13-f Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV.
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Fol: RFNT-BI WM c. NORRIS. Gil I4Tii NV
1854 q. 13r, 2ba. SloSu0 1014 18th, l2r 2ia SIS rs
642 X | av, Ir&ba. D. 81 1873 3th, 1Irlta 40 80
Complete list OF furnished houses on application
feS-tf
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FOR RENT
Special facilities for conducting any sort
Of business require special preparation and
furnish special advantages.
Our long experience in The management OF
rental property has FUR. ished with ia
cilities for conducting business not surpassed
10y any similar firm anywhere.
These at your service u very reasoR-
able rate.
b. H. WARNER & co.
1t GIG 4 ST NV
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For SALE THE 18th 81. EIEiTliIG CARS
VIII SOFA b" running and We desire q call attrn-
ton 10 several bouses In the r,w on nj.
Nrisiy place. fo Heights. one square wcs, %
lita ST, hctN.cn Hr.iiBg and Euclid pa~es Tire
houses have j" ro'ls all IN g. In ne CELLARS large
yards To wide alley. Can rr huaght very cheap
ana on easy terms. Plant a ri RPM. laal
y 4 ave felalw
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UNFINISHED.

fo OK GENT-lN WEST WASHINGTON, ENTIRE
ID floor; south 'front.' ami: uriyota family
Wrns reasonable: cars convenient. Call at s22T
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED CHEAP FOR CASH SEVERAL
E"us"s for Investment. price. sl.2t0 10 5000:
Stale n'nfi,rr and amount NJ tent: owners and
agents answer. Addr, ss PURCHASER D. Star
uf.-e f.1D-3ts
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LAS VEGAS.

From the Optic.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts was appointed ad-
ministrator OF the effects OF her late hus-
band, John W. Roberts.
Cleofus Romero has taken charge OF
the books and assumed the business man
sgement OF the general merchandise firm
OF ID. X. Romero.
Isabel Taylor de Mares was tried on the
charge OF bigamy In the district court.
The Judge instructed the jury to bring in
a verdict OF not guilty on lack OF sufi-
cient evidence.
+. G. Fenner, wife and babe are In the
city from Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Fen
ner's parents, Col. and Mrs. W. II. See
wald. Las Vegas never claimed a more
popular young lady than Miss Cora See
valid, and her innumerable friends gladly
welcome her visits TO the city.
The ~presbytery OF Santa Re will hold
Its spring meeting In the Spanish Pres.
byterian church at ri Rito, Mora county,
commencing Tuesday evening. Rev. ].
j. Gllchrist, the retiring moderator, will
probably preach the opening sermon.
Rev. Norman Skinner wac invited to de-
liver the sermon, but could not leave the
city till To- day. He was accompanied by
other ministers on the trip out.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-14
PRESCOTT.

Jules Baumann was brought TO Pres.
colt suffering from two sprained ankles
sustained In a runaway accident.
Among those reported killed in the
Chilkott pass disaster ia @. II. Kinney,
who left Prescott for Dawson City In jan
uary. and whose wife still resides here.
Mr.. Kinney was q miner and was former
ly employed at Fools Gulch In this
county.
The funeral OF the late II. X. Kriege.
who was killed at the McCabe mine on
Sunday night, took place Monday after
noon. IL was attended by members Of
Masonic and Knights Of Pythias orders,
Of which deceased vas a member.
Colonel DeRussey presented to Farrell
Herman his riding horse, In recognition
Of Mr.. Tiernan's long and faithful ser.
vice as u soldier Of Uncle Sam. Farrell
says that thirty-six years ago he served
under Colonel DeRussy's father In Cali
fornia at the Preside, and In speaking Of
the days 30 long ago and the men who
became prominent In military life, says
that his old commander was every inch a
soldier and a gentleman from the ground
up. Although a veteran long ago Tier
nan has got his war paint on again and
II not restrained he ia liable to join the
Eleventh before IL leaves for the front, or
else strike out later on his war boss.