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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
Nirden and the Tariff.

| tuicaRU tnfOnlcle.
Tho custom house tax upon hitumlnous
coal under the Wilson act characterized
Improperly as a FREQ trade measure. was
40 per cent
| This was not considered sufficient by coal
miners, who Insisted that in order TO en-
reh 10 dignity and to ennoble the miners
engaged in their industry tho tariff tax
that is. protection upon biiuminous COAL
must be advanced decidedly. The amount
determined upon was 6S instead OF 40 per
cent. That is the law today
In any fair and equitable view OF lcgis-
| latlon. for the general welfare congress
has no right to force the government into
partnership with particular private IN
dustry. II excuses itself on the ground
| that. while IL aids such industry, it is
doing so merely to benefit labor end that
labor moro han the Industry becomes the
particular object OF paternhl government b
fostering care.
| Doubtless the opciatiyes in the mine in
Macoup.n county aided in the work Of IN
CroasinS the t9rifr on the Hupposit on iha,
| they were to benefl by such Legislation,
ann, doubtless. such OF them as are still
living have discovered their mistake
Tho legislation that was designated 20
dignity, 10 ennoble TO cnTanb labor rs
the fayorlte stump phrase Of protection 81
orators was very carefully ayo del ma
| chinery by which any ascertainei gain oil
Ian Industry b reason OF custom house
| taxation would be distributed IN whole or
| in part to the labor engaged IN such m
fustry. There was no commandment In
tbs Dingley bill saying substantially i
| mo.a.y of less OF this tax is Tor & pariic-
ulsr Industry and that Industry shall give
| the other moiety or more TO the labor en-
| gage therein, The law left labor 10
struggle for Itself, and when labor said 10
the industry employing II, Give us our
| shsrc of governmental plumber, II was
told 10 20 about It's business. The pro-
tected Industry standing upon the utmost
OF rs Iighs, said In effect, II cot IN words,
You can not polrt out TO Us u single clause
hin 2 tariff law which obllges industrlts
tujcying protection 10 share one dollar Of
itE gain with it's employees.
| II government h.d not gone Into part
nerehip with industries such as coal mues
ard tho Ike. the public would have no
right, generally speaking. 10 criticise me
iptte.'s treatment OF their employees. The
4 law OF supply and demand. more general
end effective In !ts operation than any
statutory enactment, would govern them
They would be free to employ whom they
pleased at what wages labor would ae-
cepi They would be authorized without
aty.rss comment TO go into the market
and firh fbor as cheap as labor wou b.
willing to contract. But when they In
dure the congress OF the Tinted States 70
go into business with them. requiring that
I'll ne nuAic san psY chem more fo
their product than might he psld II a tarih
tax did not prevail. then II Is snybody's
bvsiresB or eyerybosy's business 30 inquire
why they have rot gwen 10 labor SONS
considerable portion OF the bersflts Of q
tariff y primarily. en- rs advocates claim
thu, labor might be enriched.
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San Antonio Texas. October 19Proceed-
ings in the Fourth court OF appeals today:
Judgment affirmed Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company vs.. Henry
Overfield San Anton!o ana Arkansas Pass
Railroad Company VS.. w. n. Harmon.
Western Union Telegraph Company VS.,
W. p. Sweetman. Kttle 6: Green VS. La
fayotte County Bank.
Reversed and remanded FIR appellant:
San Antonio and Gulf Shore Railway Com
pany ct al VS.. John j Ryan.
Reversed and remandei: Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
Company VS.. Bye De Il. Clemens; +. A.
Schneider VS. Eugene Inckio,
Cases submitted: Pioneer Saving, aud
Loan Company Ct al IS. Peck G. Fly Judge
Fly disqualifioD; Wagner 4 Chalbo. VS..
Wesschester Fire Insurance Company: Au-
gustin Hutzeler VS.. Eliz. Graft - al VIII
lam Hosfling, Sr., VS.. l.. c. Courtney
j. II. Classen VS.. Henry Elmeldorf ct al
Ed H. McRae ct al vs.. d. NJ. Poor, Wells
Fargo e. Co. VS.. Simpson National Bank
W. n. Jones ct al Us. Peter Hess Gal
weston. Harrisburg and san Antonio Rail
way Company VS.. Mrs. Hlllcsard Ha el
all Robert Monday ct al VS.. j. NJ. Vance
srustee. ct al: william l.. Marshall et a
W. Atascosa County ct al; Henry Linn
burger. Sr.. VS.. Mathew Eagle; Hanr,
Limburger. Sr., et al vs.. Mathew Email
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany VS. Mamie c. Freeman; New Yorl
and Texas Steamship Company rs. w. H.
WEISS ct al Seth Testard ct al vs.. Mrs
NJ. l.. Butler; Gulf. Colorado and Santa II
Railway Company VS.. A. b. Frank & CO
q. al: Brewster County vs.. Preside Coun'
ty: Pauline Jgnusr VS. l.. 7. Carpenter.
Motions overruled: Iron City Nationa
papk vs.. Fifth National Bank; L. New
man VS.. H A. Ward ct al.
Motions granted: San Antonio Save
pipe Manufacturing Company vs.. Dell
McCuno ct al Se1h Testard vs.. Mrs. NJ. /.
% al
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FARMERS. CONGRESS.

Dan Lively. editor Of the Live Stock Re-
porter o. For, Worth, is in the city today
on business. lie says the eighteenth an
nual session OF the Farmers National con-
gross OF America viii be held 10 Fort
Worth, beginning December 6, and that
al the conclusion OF the session the dele
gates desire 10 make a tour OF the State.
They will visit Waco. Austin. Houston.
Dallas, Galveston. San Antonio and other
cities and the purpose OF Mr. Lyely's trip
Is to see what the varlous cties are Will
ing 10 do In the way OF entertaining the
visitors. He met with good encouragement
here and viii spend tomorrow In Houston.
More than 10000 delegates have been
elected TO the congress and II IL expected
that more than 1900 Of them will actually
attend.
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FEDERAL COURT.

In the FEDERAL court today the entire eims
was taken up In hearing the case OF to
Galveston Steamship and Lighter Company
against the Sierra Line OF Bilboa for dam
ages. Il was not concluded.
The clerk also received the documents
In a case transferred from Brazoris county
TO the United States court at Galveston, In
which Richard Aycock asks damages from
the Western Union Telegraph Company 70
the amount Of $4,000 for delay In delivering
a telegram. through the medium, OF which
he was to obtain a position as engineer
on the quarantine launch Hygeia at Gal.
weston.
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said Fiehcr refused TO enter his name tor
the reason that he In the service OF the
United States.
Attorneys Il. II, Herman and Quitman
Finlay have tho case In hand. The Ques-
ton n soldiers registering is very I'M
portant one Messrs. Tlcrnan and Finiay
clslm that under ruling of the attorney
general OF the United States where there
10 reason to believe a soldier Will be mus
tered ont OF service before the general
election on November s that nc Is entitled
10 be registered. There is very little doubt
but that the regiment here will all be mus
tered out before election day.
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TON DAILY POST THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90 1898

Vu] \ Few plants must b. left standing
an me Held. the purpose OF which viii b.
explained further on.
HE eighth measure consists in deep tan
p'oNlns OF cotSon fields after The pan, 5
nave been Destroyed. 10 the depth OF six or
eisn' lacnes Il possible This viii cover
~ shd Kill many weeviis left In the fields.
anu Is another OF those measures which
constitute clean and thorough cultivation
ana insure heavier yield OF cotton the iol-
lowing year
me ninth and last measure is similar 10
me tlrst. and explains the use Of the few
plants lett standing waen the general cut
ting and destruction of the co ton plants
'akes place In the fall. These standing
pants are to be smeared with the undl
Iuied moldsses and Arsenic or hsndr ckei.
THIS VIII Kill of large percentage OF the
"eeviis existing in the fields al time CT
CUT ng ami VOL catch the last weevils IN
the field up to frost and will thus s,ili
further decrease the small percentage that
: VII w.nier through. In locslities where
- fros, occurs these plsa,s should be kept
poisoned all winter ..nS~.nio the spring,
untI the planted cotton In In square. whcl
they should be destroyed
BY using these measures any planter can
secure comparative freedom from the wee
VII whether his Loightors do likewise or
rot. But II concerted action can be Sc
'u'f" TIE wee'ii van DC practVa's s"''"i
GU over the Wole INFESTED region OF 'ne
STATE ana almost absolute irecootu sccu'ed.
ne uniy way IN whitn such conVet'su ~
non can nc secured is ny state ieg's'a'lou'
The State legislature should pass adc-
puate laws and provide Tor theU ehioV't-
ineht. rhe exact limits oil me ii''s'eu Re-
son should then be determined anu ,nls
Iegion uividcd up mo DISTRICTS ea'n Jus
tilet being OF such tize tha' one ma" sa''
Visit every portion OF II once week. ~"
inspector should be appointed 'or eaVh ms
'r'et' MS duties peihs 10 soe tua' 'ne .u"Ne
hlne measures are thoroushiy CARRIE" uu1
IN every square 1901 OF ms ols,r'o'' u,
law should provide 'tat IN chse NV
owner or renter refuses 10 employ ,ho
measures named by the Inspector. ,ne iaN-
ter shall have power TO destroy az co'.on
plants on such place, the cost OF ,ne laoo,
10 be PAID by the owner or III ue'aul' VI
payment to so as lien on the proP,',S'
capable trained entomoioslst shou'u DC
employed TO superihtend the whoie, oue"
Work, carried on ior TWO Years WI" pa
tcally stamp out the weevli ana at 'h'
same time COCA crops OIL cotton van pe e.
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WANTS A cERTlFrcArE.

Eugene n Vaughan. a sergean, In COM
pany L. Captain Buffers command OF
Riches immunes. today brought msndamus
proceedings agsins l.. G. Fisher. registrar
Of voters foT Galveston county. The petit
dsre OF Galveston for psr.ci OF two years:
that on O,tober 10 he presented him eli
a. the rssir,ra-'s office AMI alasd that .
certificate be issusd TO him AMI that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

New York. October Bat Morris Park:
steepIechase. about two Frontiers
man Trayella. Baby flnl Time 1901.
Five and haf fnrlongs-- Hopper, knight Of
the Garter. Tiiio Time 1907,
Five furiongs Tcphe,, Lady Exile. NEEDLE
some Time l;G0ie
six and half fntlouge-cormoraDt Black We
nus. George Ksene, Time i;2S
Mile and an cigsth~~sir walter Macy
Twiukler Time 1854
Mile-Bsnquo II, Marsian. Double Quick.
rIana
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Five and half furlongs-Ro Chico. IA
cade. Miss Mark, his. scatcoben 100, Danish
io2. Andes, Dcremus, A. Mcknight, Cansce
Io5. Our Nellie 107. Ach. Prince Harry no
Seven -cighths Of q mile--Foxnetto SO, Jolly
Roger ~. Eva Rice, Storm Queen, Barr $50
iOi luuondo. Papa Harry l07. charabeiic
Overland Toata May. Mamie LIS Sister 1903
ve-eighths Of mile Mountain Dew, RI
val Dare. Nora Ives 81, Bloss a0 Martha Fox
a2 Faiomacita g. Judge Taryin i0s Sea
Lion no.
Mile and n siXteen,h-Douhc Dummy
Newsgatherer no, Basqui l02, Cherry Leaf lGT
DR. sheppard lie.
hroc,otlnrters Of n mile selling-Amanda
Corvallis Helgh ito Locust Blossom l02, Miss
Casey silver SGT. Lucy Belle, Don't skip
Me lC7
One mile and seventy yards. selling Penso-
roso Branch Geo. Les N. Kings Highway
Lucid 49, Pinar dol Rio. Host o.. Connie LIE
90 Elidad 100. Refugee i9. Cold Band, Glen
moyne i0i.
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The Har,en track

Chicago. october is.--Rssul,s at Harlem:
Six furiongs--Rose Beau, LaGaseognc, La
Juniata. Time i:22a
Mile-Elidsd. Hardly. Pensoroso. Time
1:52is. 49,
SIX furlongs-Montgomery Abuse. King
Bermuda. Time 1897.
Mile and a sixtecnth-Donna Rita, Great
gerd, Plantsin. Time 1888.
Eeyen furlongs--B oney Boy. Espionage. Do
remus Time 1896
seyen and half furlongs- Dunois, Vice Re-
gal plshop Reet. Timn l.iila.
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Cincinnati. October i9.-summaries al La
tonia
Nile, selling Garnet Ripple, coyinEton KY.
Dutch Bard. Time 81.
Mnc-Hub prather, Estabrooks, shinfaus.
Time l:5iH.
Nile and sixteepth-Ideal Beau. Domsie.
The Doctor. Time 81
Me- Time 90.
Five furiongs-Fannie Taylor. SIS Vie Pri-
mavera. Time .11is.
Mile. sslling-Barton, Albert Vale, Osric II.
1 N
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sherman. Texas. October 1.--Gene Will
llams. employed at gin near Ethel. this
county, had the misfortune yesterday after
noon TO get ore OF his bands caught In the
rim ssws. Tho entire arm Was pulled In
ana cut in two at the shoul Ter
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sronTING NOTE,.

The virginia iesEn. bss been organized FOR
next season. fin clubs compose II.
Il, is nrobshls that the Western league viii
he reduced from Elk to eight cluss nnx' SEA,
son.
prrfident James A. Hart Of the Chicago
hasetsil club Is going 70 Mexico for Pleas
uYe tap and incidentally Will Investigate the
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Indian War Ended.

Washington. October ie.-The secretary
81 wsr received the following islesrsm
from Governor Clough OF Minnesota this AZ
tsrnoon; II agree wit1 General Bacon that
the Indian war u At an end
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SENATOR cHILToN no spEAK,

Chairman Aguilo of the county demo-
gram from Senator Horace Chilto1 this
morning. saying he would be In Calves
ton "wednesday, October &c. to speak At
Harmony hall.
}. W. Blake of Mexia will speak here
Saturday night.
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We don't advertise espsythiWe III ~ az tAsso
never would te any surprise here when We
come. Almost every day special sale. A9ese
hurry figures. 49,
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The
Public

have been In the
habit of looking to
us for the proper
styles in male APP
parel. Each season
we have shown that
which is newest and
best, and have estab-
liShed the Standards
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OF the cN-TeNans not accounted for In the
above list. Stouzel has percentage Of $50.
Gettman go McAllister 2G5, Joyce 20, Wey-
hing 1888
Evening star., 1898-12-21
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD.


FOR POTOMAC fiyER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington, d. c. 9th st. Ferry Wharf,
Mondays, am, for intermediate landings to Colo
Dlsl Beach, BushwOod, Rock PIT, Colton's Nomint
Greek, Abells Leonardtown, Stones Howard and
Cobrum's
Wednesday, a m, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, BushwOod, Rock Point Colton's
LeOnardtown, Abell's, NOmini Creek Pinev Point
st. Georges Islond, Smith Creek, Coan and Yeo.
coulico rivers.
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton's,
NOmin Greek.
See schedule in effect August -, 1898.
au1Stf G. W. RIDLEY, General Manager
E S. RANDALLS POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at
Z an, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at pem-.
and on Fridays about 80 pm.
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON. ID. e, TO GLYMONT ND
ard intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily
except Sunday, $50 M Returning abeut 3 nm
Passenger accommodations first-class FREIGHT
received until the hour of sailing.
E 5. RANDALL,
Proprietor and Manager
GEO. O. CARPENTER, General Agent WASHINGTON
wM. NJ. REARDoN, Agent Alexandria jeI6- -2Otf
THE WEEslS STEAMBOAT co
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Summer Schedule in effect June g. 1sos
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm. and Steamer SUE every Mon
day at pm, foI Baltimore and River landings
All river freight must be prepaid
Passenger accommoda tions first class
OFFICE, 80 PA AVE.
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
my27 Telephone 745. 7th st. wharf.
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FRENCH LINE.

Compagnie Generate ransatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE - PARIS GRANGE.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AN,
From Pier AZ. North river foot Of Morton street
La Bretacne; Dec. - La Champagne. Jan. IL
La Normandie. Dec. 81 La BretagUe -. Jan 2l
La Gsscogne. Jan. La Normandie Jan 2s
First-ela.'s passage te havre. se5 and upward.
@. ". MOSS s21 Pennsyivsnia ave.
BELL 90. l4S6 @ St fel2 iy-I
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-IN A DESIRABLE LOCALITY NV,
car line passing the door, a well and fully fur
nlshed house, china, pass. table and bed linen,
to a responsible party; very moderate rent; board
taken In part payment Of rent. Address NJ. c.,
Star Office. de1e-6ts
FOR RENT-1325 u ST, OVERLOOKING THOMAS
Circle, handsome residence; furnished; 10
rooms, 3 baths, all mod. imps.; stable il desired
Apply 1927 NJ st owner. de16-5ts
FOR RENT-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE
completely FURNISHED houses. well located in
northwest, at reasonable prices
GASCH BROS.
oc21-f 1907 st. NV.
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North German Lloyd.

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN
Trave Tu ian. 10 10 AN. lSaHle Tu Jan. 81 10 am
Lain, Tu.. Jan. "a. 10 NJ Traye Tu Feb. Z. 10 am
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Tues, Jan. 3 10 A 81
0ELRICHS d CO, 2 BOWLING GREEN NY
Apply to L. II. DRoOP, s25 Pa. ave-
AQsot for WashfnOfoo
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ATTORNEYS.

CARRINGT0N. N.ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
Webster Law building sos ID at W. washing
ton. ID. Q. Residence. No 3 Mount Vernon Flsts
New York ave. and eth ct. AZ. sells
Evening star., 1898-12-21
BICYCLES.

THE 30 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN
They are Light and strong machines, built on
approved lines, at popular prices. Don't fail to
see them HADGER & CO.. 12T I4th st. NV.
no3O-tf
Evening star., 1898-12-21
Red Star Lime.

NEW YORK-ANTWERP.
Every Wednesday IL noon.
Southwark Dec. 2S NoordaBd. ..Hn. Is
Westernland. Jan. Frfesland. Jan. 25
Kensington. Jan. IL Southwark ,.. Feb. i
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and l5 n r. Office. 6 Bowling Green
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 1t. NV, or
Geo. W. Moss. Agent, S2l Penna. ave. se27
HOLY LAND, ROUND THE WORLD, ETRoPE-
Clark parties leave Jan. 81, Feb. 4, Is for Nie,
Palestine, etc. Round the World. Jan. 8; Europe
monthly. f. c. CLARK, III Broadway, y. Y.
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classlil-
cations OF Wanted Help will be IN
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
American Lime.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW THAMPTON-IOND0N.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN.
ST. Louis Dec. 2S st. Louis. Jan. is
Paris. Jan. Paris Jan. 25
ST. Paul. Jan. IL St. Paul. Feb. j
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED.
2ll4 st. NV, II rs. b., a.m.i. $3.50. 90 mo-
!lIO st. NV, 10 rs. d b., ami. 125.O0 mo-
1I65 L St, - rooms. ................ 125 90 mo-
1905 Sunderland pl., l1rs. &b., ami. lVOU0 mo-
UNPUBLISHED.
1908 Sunderls nd pl., II d b., ami. 65. 90 mo-
OFFICES.
G34 14th ST., rooms. $500 uio
SUBURBAN.
Dunn irton," on Pierce's Mill I'd,
nea' Conn. ave. cars, IA rs, large
de19-tf H. ROZIER DULANY, 1920 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-12-21

WNNTFD IN \ LAWYERS OFFICE. y STEADY
g.,1hs ifiaH who is pursuing legal studies: one
~ vhv can typevritc preferred; state references.
ADDRESS Box l6-I, Star Office.
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Sto rm, 224 III NV. 1900
Sto&dwg 30l h st
ne, Or. IA. 90
Brick yd, Half st
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HAVE HANDSOME, FINELY MADE TRAp By
joyce, not used three months and fne silver
m"hHtcd coupe harness which / wish to exchange
Tor good delivery or draft team OF for two-horse
feed wagon. Apply Room Il, Portland Flats
ue2l-tf
Evening star., 1898-12-21

WANT AN AGENT y
every TO secure subscribers 10 THE La
DIES HOME JOJRNAL, to look after renewals
and distribute advertising matter. We offer
profitable employment Tor the winter, also special
rewards FOR good work. 81 600 Will be given 10
the agent sending the largest list up to April i5
neat, Ss,Nb 10 the nsNt best worker. and
distributing 81 500 among 500 hest agents tie
coming season Good pay is assured every agent
whether he she secures Of the extra awards
mol TIE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO, Phila-
delphia. Pa. de5- -26t
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WANTED FIVE FII;ST-CLASS COAT MAkEliS.
apply 53J 18th St NV +. J. HElBEhGblt
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FOR SALEM NICE NERHBORHopD NV.
three-stoTy brick of eight rooms and hath; frame
stable; S6.5no; 81 800 cash required Address
boN 81. star ufiiCe. deal-2ts
Evening star., 1898-12-21

1912 V NV. 6r&b...Is.5O
1889 { sw. Gr&b...l5 ~
: hs Canal sw, Sr. .li.00
) hs Ten av NV. 5r.a.3O
24'B-ll SHOWS ct.
sr and water. 500
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MALE

WANTED \ RESrEiTABLE BOY ABOUT 10
years OF age. for cleaning M store and run er-
ran'i~.- Apply n GD> @th st NV. deZI--l
WANTED-OFFICE BOY ADDRESS BOX S,
SIR n-lre
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FOR RENT-To CoLoRED TENANT. 1905 X
NV; rooms. BATH, CELLAR; papered;
RANGE; HOT and cold water.
nol5-tf STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC NV.
FOR RENT-IF YOU HAVE VACANT HOUSE
place ii in our hands, and we readily find You
tenant W. II. BARNES & CO.,
oc29-tf 627 + ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEIRNIsHEn.
FOR RENT

s0h ~, hhNI- Dfnce rms, l4Us Pa av
S Ssi ~ az NV, lOr 1850 Brookland hoases $3.50 up
so ifoo Ia ay nv 500 1910 Gales M. a. "a a
,ISS 2u1r am &c ~ VI ~ 90 lO09 ID ~ 80. 10 20
inh & MeLAChLkN REAL ES AND LOAN 90.
deip-tt lOt0 aud I, SITS
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FURNIsHED or UNFURNIsHED.

18th near z l2r. 50, 800 18th y, 15r $50
y near 10Th, l2r. ,soUl 10th, ltr. 125
!oth ana ,sr l,uUOl near 18th, Or. .o3
18th mr. X, l4r 2b. iUOl 18th and Caroline Or 50
Wyoming ay, ,1Sr, ,2b. l5U
OFFICES
Cor 10th & +, s RS 94I 4 NV I'd d. 1r2T5O
en- suite. all front, 65S NV, I'd e. 2r %. 90
steam heat. .... $4,000 G39 NV, Sd d ~. 90
Desirable rooms 'Atan-l 47O La ay $40 apd IS O0
tic Coast Line build Sun building rooms
ing, - all front and fire 500 + NV 4th /. . SS 90
proof, from $40 to S35I 4O5 7th NV rms ca 10 90
each.
STORES.
1909 Pa av NV, ,1I1aIII7-I ylI D nw3OOO 90
121l Pa a NV, IL 15S1lT-l ia 9th 35 90
SW 6tb&G NV 40. .OUl Jl9 ID NV ........ 20 W
\ and q. 5U.0U J1S 10th NV (rear). IL. 90
STABLES
124S Sth (rear) $500 1887 14th NV (r'r) S. 90
1912 av trear). 5000 1882 Mass av {r'r) .ioV0
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Evening star., 1898-12-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-oR RENT-A ST Sc NEAR lrN
com Iark-Neat frame house: large lot aud
stsbie. suitable for conductor or mntortnuu Met
rallroad, small cash payment balance lp,,nfbly
Price, 81, 200. Rent, Sli per month
de2l-St IL X. HOWENSrEIN 6l9 + 81. NV
FOR SALE-MllL SACRIFICE 4-SToRY IIpI'SE,
PItssed-brlck front; rooms and bath a mi.
Genital location OWNER, room :. Baltic bldg