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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
coNaREoArroN DuMnrouNpED.
Rev. browns Passionate in Chicago Aston
ished Mt His Confession,

Chicago. Jan. 26.--The members of
the Green street Congregational
church We're dumbfounded when they
read of the confession of immortality
by their pastor. Rev. C. o. Brown.
made before the Bay conference. 1t
was the first intimation they had of
his change of front and 1t was all the
more astounding to them for the reason
that they had implicit faith in the
mans innocence and relied upon his
exoneration at the hands OF the con-
ference when the case should come to
trial
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by Rev. Geo. Coleman, register
OF the Chicago association:
San Francisco, ian. 2i.-Rev. Geo
w. Coleman: Gratefully acknowledge
ing the kindness OF the Chicago assoc
citation ask that my name be dropped.
Letter mailed. c. o. BROWN"
Mrs. Brown Is Frustrated with grief
and denies admission to all except in
innate friends.
WHY HE CONFESSED.
San Francisco. ian. 26.-It is stated
that sworn statement by Matte
overman, detailing her criminal rela-
tons with Rev. G. q. Brown, was the
principal cause of the minister's con-
iession of guilt. 1t has never been pub
ilshed but is In the hands of the officers
OF the Bay conference.
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NO NEW STATES THIS SESSION.
bills FOR Arlzonn, New Mexico and Okla
homa Reported on Adversely.

Washington, Jan. 26.-Statehood leg
islation at this ession was killed to-
day by the House committee on terri
tories rejecting the Arizona, New Mex
leo and Oklahoma statehood bills
by vote of s TO 3. The first two
measures We're punched and defeated.
Then the Oklahoma bill was taken up
and beaten by the same vote. There
was no discussion us 1t was understood
at the last meeting that the vote was
to be taken today without further pre-
limlnaries. Delegates Smith and Fer
guson of Arizona and New Mexico
stated that they wished to put them
selves on record that II they were al
lowed to vote they would vote for the
bills,
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PRESIDENT OF CANADIAN pAo1r1o.
Probability that Sir VIM. c. Van Horne
WIN Retire from the Position.

Chicago. Jan. 26,-The Tribune says:
From the best information 1t is learned
mat at the next annual meeting of
the Canadian Pacific Sir William @.
Van Horne, K. c. NJ. G., win resign as
president OF the road. The fact that
the annual passes for 1898 and the sta :
uonery for this year do not contain
the name Sir William G. Van Horne,
president" IL pointed TO MS an indlca
ton that he means to step down and
out. Sir William is not TO retire from
the service of the Canadian Pacific en-
tirely, but is to be elected chairman OF
the board of directors.
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Presidential appointment.

Washington. Jan. 2G.-The President
today sent the following nominations
to the Senate:
Richard c. Parsons Jr, of Ohio, TO
be second secretary of the embassy mt
Rome, Italy; Abram NJ. Tillman. Ten
nessee. 10 be attorney general for the
middle district OF Tennessee; Lieut..
Junior grade. ]. Dohle. to be a lieu
tenant; Rev William T. Helms Of
New Jersey to be chaplain In the
navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
b.. YARDS ARE iRRrrArrD.
/. rA'n show !, 70 Havana Havana Make.

tch to IKE ~ Jan. ga Moa,.,,
| American the contemp ine 69iiieial
fd The '1 Vessels OF war pi ~ visit
uadron 4 Presence Of tho 70 Havana
caused |. NE West Indian " wn,srsl
asure IN SENSATION and m,,c Wat H,l
|TSh Bitterness opinion echo today Pyes viz, q,
||l,nIs ar a proyaoSsa'llls the conduct .,
|s uon," and r eeomo without Justin o.
[rss ss ana to show p5Sue at and self pos 81
~ 4, vessels. tue stay OF the null
,lasssssssa n sSys the Spanish ,,,,..,
lent d, the no importaneein n soyernment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
Fined for Using Abusive language.

Attorney b. c. Mosby, who was
charged with threatening to kill, bat.
terry and the use of abusive language,
had n hearing in the police court late
yesterday afternoon. The two former
charges were dismissed and the attor-
ney, being found guilty OF the latter
was fined IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
Blue Church Initiation.

The initiation of candidate in the
Blue Church, our lodge. No. 999. will
take place tonight at the Gladstone
building. Grand President Davis
says that the way the members are
paying their dues viii leave standing
room only and he also advises NIL to
come early and thus avoid the rush.
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Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2s.--An i'm
proved state of affairs is noted in the
condition OF the river today. True. a
slight rise is reported In the past
twenty-four hours. but 1t only amount
ed to two-thirds of foot. and is
much less than anticipated. The wea-
Their is clear and cold, admitting of
much delay work on the breaks in the
lower levees. The Mississippi stands
81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
CONFIsCATED A CARGO.


Muscat, Gujofoman, Jan. 26.--The
British gunboat Lapwing has seized the
steamer Beluchistan. Oh here and her
cargo of arms and ammunition has
been confscated. Her cargo is held by
the British consul.
1t is presumable that the cargo of
arms and ammunition seized by tile
Lapwing was intended for the use of
the Insurgents of Beluchistan, who
have recently been giving considerable
trouble to the British.
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The brooklyn Is Hurried.

New York, Jan. GA telegram has
peen received at the Brooklyn navy
yard It is said from Captain Frederick
COOK. commanding the armored cruiser
brooklyn, who is In Washington. ordc, =
ing the immediate completion of re-
pairs to the ship. The Brooklyn will
sail sooner than had been expected
leaving the yard on Saturday to Join
sicard's squadron in the Gulf.
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In the European Mission.

tMillennial Star, Jan. 10. 1881
Release-Danlel Whipple has becn
honorably released from laboring as
travelling Elder In the Nottingham con-
ference to return home on January ~,
on account of the illness of his wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26

fectly aware that President Mckinley
harbors no designs against the present
cordial relations between the two
countries. 1t IL easy to see. however.
he says, how politicians and military
men apprehend any demonstration by
the old Spanish party in Havana on the
occasion OF visit by American ves-
sells that would find an echo In the
patriotic feelings and hardly sup
pressed irritation against the United
States I'm Spain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-26
An OGDEN Taller Who Won't Go.

Ogden Standard: Yesterday Ben
TeInes appeared at the police depart
ment headquarters and demanded OF
Tailor Baxter the keys and possession
of the day jailor's desk. Joe says
''How's that" and Terues showed a
document appointing him Col. Sulli-
vans deputy. Don't go" says Joe.
I'm turn over 20 Col, Sullivan and no
one else" and Joe still remains in pos
sion,
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WELCOMED IN WASHINGTON.
President Dole of Hawaii Arrives at tho
Nailnn..l a,.,.,t...I

FresIutnt Dole of Hawaii ArrIVes Mt the
National Capital.
Washington, Jan. 26.-President Dole
of Hawaii. arrived here at 2:2O pm,
and in behalf Of the government was
welcomed by Secretary Sherman ana
Assistant Secretary Adec, The presi-
dental party was belated by storms
along the way and 1t was three hours
after the schedule time that the train
swung into the Baltimore & Ohio de-
pot. crowd of several hundred had
assembled on North Capitol street. and
three platoons of mounted policemen
We're on hand to act as an escort.
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Washington, Jan. 26.-The war de-
pnrtment has been In correspondence
with Canadian officers Mt Toronto with
lne gratifying result that the Cana
dian government has consented to ad-
init free of restrictions all supplies
Drought into the Klondike region by
the United States government relief ex-
petition. The free admission of sup
pies Is strictly confined to the govern
mIent expeditions but there is no lnhibi-
uon upon the sale OF the food supplies
taken In by such OF the miners as can
pay FOR uhem. The war department
auVices from Norway are that the
Manitoba which is to carry the rein
n,ecr to New York lies storm bound at
Trondjelm.
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HIGH Council.

The High Council of the Salt Lake
Stake of Zion will meet in regular ses-
sion tomorrow Thursday at 1880 pm.
JAMES d. STIRLING, Clerk.
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MORE wARsnnPs FOR HAVANA.
Britain, France aud Germany Also Repre-
sented There.

Havana,Ja 26.-The German cruiser
Charlotte, tschoolship) has just arrived
here. A British warship has reached
here from Key West and some French
warships are expected from New Or
leans
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NOW SPAIN SENDS A wARsuIP.
Tho viscaya is Ordered to Visit American
Ports.

Madrid, Jan. 26.-The battleship Viz
caya. of 1000 tons displacement, has
been ordered to visit American ports.
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TELEGRAPHlC BRENTlEs.

The German steamer Darastadt hav-
ing on board detachments of marines
and artillerymen, has arrived at Kaio
Chou bay.
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FOR sALE-BlcYcLEs.

RIDERS, ATTENTI0N-We have this day re-
ceived 80 high grade bicycles and slight
ly used: Columbia, Sierings. Worlds, SyracuSes
Smaleys, Ramblers; advances made these
goods must be collected, therefore reasonable
offer viii be refused. Bought outright and taken
in exchange. NEW YORK CYCLE Co, 4S4 9th
st. ap2I-1t
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waNTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash all kinds Of United States
postage and department stamps; col!ecticS<
also bought. II. +. DINkiIORST, 1905 9TH st.
NV mh7-tf
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARL0RS.

Gold Filings and bridge work a speciality. a.
fh. lowest price; amalgam filings. Soc. ful -ers
Of teeth on plates -. extracting. eith,r bv g1s
or local spray. absolutely painless. sOC: with
ont 2j,. an work done by experts and guar
snfecd the best; open on Sundays IRON % a.
,'cIoek rh22-ti-e-n
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DR. CZARRA

IN Nervous Chronic, SKIN and PRIV fE bIS-
EASES N-RAY. Static. Parade and t'alyauic
Electricity: in Catarrh. Rhelmsti m. Kidney amt
Bladder Diseases Sexual Weahn s-es. Structure.
Vcmor1Eoids. syphilis and Di-ess-s f Won n.
Consultation from 10 G. 6Ig Pa. ave. nw.
ic96-tf-Cm
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c. C. SLOAN & Co. Auctioneers. 1907 St.
TRUSTEES SALE or LOT Is. BLOCK >. TRIM

TRUSTEES SALE or LOT Is BLOCK ?. TRIM
dad, ID. G.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust recorded in Liber
No. ISL. folio 1se. ct seq, of the Land Records
Of the District of Columbia, TO the undersigned
trustees. will sell at public auction on MON
DAY. the ID DAY OF NAY. 1seS. at $50
O'CLOCK r. NJ. at the auction room OF c. q.
Sloan Co. No. 1907 ST. Nv. lot No Is,
in block No .. Of the subdivision Of pant Of tract
OF land known as Trinidad. the same Is OF
record in the Office Of the Surveyor 81 the DIS
trict of Columbia in County Book No. 8, page
120.
Terms of Sale-The entire purchase money TO he
paid cash. taxes 10 April l, t>Js. sppoltioncd-
PAYABLE out OF the purchase money. deposit OF
500 will be required OF the purchaser at the
time Of sale
THEODORE T. HOLBROOk.
j. LEDYARD HODGE,
Trustees.
ap2o- 1&ds-em No. 1920 Y. Y Ave Wv.
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FOR SALE-Sot Brookland, d. G.. an s-roOm
frame house cellar. water. sink in Kitchen:
recently painted and put in first-class order; n ar
electric railroads: lot J0Nt5n; price -, $50; terms
500 cash; balance in small monthly payments
\. :. CAYWOOD. gSi 9th NV.
apSO-3t-em
FOR SALE--A little cash and balance $50 month
". including interest. viii buy ll-roOm and
bath house: near Government Printing Office
JOHN 7. PARET. l4lI G. 81. ap30-3t-em
FOR SALE-Niccly furnished house: everything
new; full OF sood-payinc roomgrs; best locI-
tion in city; will sell great sacrifice Address
c. B.. this Office aP3O-3t-em
FOR SALE-Sacrifce; $3.50. the assessed value,
will buy 4GS y. J. ave. Sc; rooms and
bath, S-story pressed brick; lot 2OAsi. to alley:
rents for s25; owner is forced TO sell by May 8:
paid 81 900 cash for same. 1896 Address FORCED
SALE, this Office. ap295t
FOR SALE-Six room house; St NV. rented
at $3.50 per month; sl,400; easy terms
GRACE VI. THOMAS. 100 Corcoran Bldg. ap2s3t
FOR SALE-Handsome house; Lincoln ave. ne;
price too low to publish. easy terms. See
OWNER, $50 II ST. ne. ap5-lm
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PROF. BERNARD,

The famous English CiairvOyant and PalInist.
tells your riil name your past, present and
future: also about business deals love aud fdmiiv
Affairs. Ieuntes the separated. brings Quarres all
right; causes speedy marriages. removes spells
and gives luck, etc. Fee 25c So and 81.
500 ! 81. NV. Open sundays. apzs-@t
BEAUTIFUL SPRING has lots OF ehafni. d..
most Charming thing in Washington j. the
elegant custom made Suits. slightly WON. jh1C
We are selling at Such low figure; CD. nee -
call for luck JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 81 ID Il. Nv
sy3j-tfeH4
SPIRITU ALISSi-Mrs Zoller Medium HOP New
York ave. 9th and ] nW.J: seances Tuesday
and Friday evgs.; interviews daily. ap2J7t
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the euIs Of all prlvats
diseases. Ilydrocele. VaricoceIe. Structure I'm
potency. and Syphiiitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Hcu-s TO Il. . to s.; Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday Evenings. to s. No. coz 81. NV.
CLOSED Sunday.) mh3O-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE BEING TIE
LARGE MANSION HOUSE, NO. 1907 MAS
sACfIUSETrS AVENUE NORTHWEST AND
LARGE TRACT Or GROUND APPURTE-
NAST THERETO.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH.
A d.. 1868. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, by virtue
OF a certain deed OF trust 20 US dated Nav IA
1892. and duly re, orded among The Land records
Of the District OF Columbia in Liber No 1879.
at folio 5os ct SEQ. and at the request in
writing Of the representatives, OF the party
cured thereby we, the under signed trustees will
sell, at public auction. in front Of the premises.
the following described land and premises situate
in the City Of Washington District Of Columbia
and designated and being all OF lots numbered
81 and %. and part 81 lot num- red
49, in Bryan and others subdivision OF lots
in square numbered 2l2, per plat recorded in
Liber X. J.. H.. folio $50. % the records Of the
Office OF the Surveyor OF said District: beginning
for said part OF lot % at the northwest corner Of
said lot &c. ard running thence east CT feet:
thence south 30 " feet; thence west 81 feet; and
thence north 30 AZ feet to the place oi beginning;
together with the Improvements, consisting %
very large and eommodious brick mansion ard
large brick stable in the thersli
Terms Of Sale-One- third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
installments. payable in one ard two years. wItb
interest et five per ctntum per 4nnum. payable
semi-annually, from day Of sale. secured by
deed of trust upon the property sold, al cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit %
$500 will be required % the purchaser al the
time Of sale. All cOnyeyancing recording and
notarial fees at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms
OF sale 20 Re complied with within ten DAYS from
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defauiting purchaser, after tive days Id-
vertisement Of snc. resale.
MAHLOS ASHFORD.
No. 40 Louisiana avenue nv.
JESSE v y HUYCK.
NJ. 1905 Pcnusylvan avenue NV
apli dSds-exsun-em Ir'.stces-
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOMAS + WAGGAMAN. Or F ST. Wv
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY EOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-Suburlan homes and
farms; building lots electric road miles
from city, for sl0o terms, 81 down. balance 81
per week; call Tor information and list. with
map Of Washington and suburbs; free. JAMES +.
CLEMENTS. 1921 + u. nw. ap21-6tem
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SITUATIONS wANrED-naLE.

NANTED-By an honest. steady boy. Is wears ac-
customei 20 cattle and farm work work on
truck or darE farm. Address WORK. ZIG I
ST. NV. city. ap3O-Si en-
WANTED Situation on elevator or electric mo
tor. Address MOTOR. this Office apr3O3t
Young MAN desires 10 stay IN machine shop
Tor some infornat ion. electric preferred Adj
dress CAP ABLE. this Office. n
MANTED-Position by experienced stonorrapIcr
and typewriter; accuracy and speed. tnoder-
ate salary Address ACCURATE, this office 1t
NANTED-By sober, reliable gentleman. Dos ton
as clerk; experience in claims: city refer
cuccs; salary. So pen week. Address CLERK A.
this Office. II
WANTED Reliable white man wants place as
watchman. ianitor. driver or in a saloon: can
give best city refs. 4. " r., this office. 1t
NANTED-By Young man. neat and intelligent
situation: must have employment Of some
KIND; best references, etc. Address c. H. 6l7
New Jorsey ave NV. apo stem
AANrED-By young raised in North Car
olina. age 10. colorCd cob as dish washer or
work around the house; not =: an AFRAID Of work
Address J. T. r., GlI .. NV. APPS q CO
WANTED Position as stcnoerapher: 10 wears
eNporicncc. legal and railroad work. Address
COURT REPORTER, This office. ap2s-3t
NANTED-Bv an experienced clothing. shoe aud
gents fun hing goods clrrS. situation; best
Of ref furnished. Address CLOTHING. this
Office ap25-3t
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SALE or Personal EFFECTS AND HOJ 81
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES
Notice i hereby given that on MONDAY, MAY
p. Is9s. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, there will be
sold az public auction az Ne. 629 La. ave. NV.
20 enforce lien 4 storage charges, etc. due and
unpaid ali goods furniture. household and per
anal effects placed With on storage in the
ramss % ". a. Dempsey, Mrs Classic. L. J..
Wagner. and H. Il. Wills. THE u LIUS LANS-
BIRCH FURNITJ RE AND CARPET 60.
ar96-Gf
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

FOR RENT-Fine private Office in rear OF store
702 l4th St; splendid location. ap26-7t
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The above sale Is postponed. at the -elu-st %
the parties. TO FRIDAY. MAY @. \ ID. tS9s.
al the same hour and place.
MAHtON ASHFORD.
JESSE '. Y. III OK.
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FOUND

FOUND-on April % pocaetbook. on the 9th st.
car. Call 10th apd La. ave. ap3O-3t-em
FoUND-lce Cr.al No. 1;jabsolutely pure; none
better; soc -. gallon; bricks, 81. LACEl'S,
COZ \. Y. ave. apo -tf-em
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Nj NE, THEO,
PRUF.CLAY,

Oldest established clairyoysnt. tells you business
love saAirs. family troubles; about lawsuits. d.
vcrces any thing you wish to know; brings sep
srated together: causes speedy marriages; removes
family troubles; bad luck SPELLS mysterious
feelings. 10 70 10 daily. 4S0 II ST. s~-
ap56-3t-cfn
ROMANX RYE, Gypsy Queen. reveals your past.
present and future; readings l0c and PC.
ll3i 9Th II. ap29-St
OCCULT PIANIST LIFE READER-Removed
nom 1l1j a. 10 i222 G. st NV, will adj
wise and help all. Gard reading. 2jc sP2g-3t
WASTED-Honorable gentleman Of 50 wishes %
meet young lady Of 20 OF under; object.
matrimOny; description. Address EARNEST. this
Office. 292t
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MANTED-Ladies earn = weekly doing needle
work AT home; 10 c4nva-sing: iucl5>a stlf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope ior reply. STANDARD
NOVELTY Co. l0l Bcekman ST.. New York.
Item
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MANTtN- lady C0nvasser> l1r tHc Ie-t -elIiUu
article out: don't miss this opportunity. Cali
lilg Marion 81. NV. apr3O-3t
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" ANTED- White lady's maid. also competent
white cook. small family: wage, so 10 50
10 each Ga 18th NV ~
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ROOMS AND BOERD.

ROOMS AND BoERD.
ROOMS AND BOARD Large, front alcoyc room
and excellent board; reasonable terms. 1919
Sth - nv. an30-3t-eIn
ROOMS AND BoARD-s4.50 per week; board s.
pei week; breakfast from 6:30 To 3. 72f 18th
NV. ap30-3t-em
ROOMS AND B0ARD-Home table board with or
without rooms Gil at 22l y. Capitol st.
apl619 p, 2S.2 $50
FOR RENT-Large. airy rooms; board: good To-
cation; reasonable. 300 Ind. ave. NV.
au29-3t
FOR RENT Rooms. large and small, with or
without board reasonable. 9l6 II st. NV.
aT29-3t
BOARDING-90I VI St; fine corner residence:
lovely rooms; every convenience: first-class
table board. SIS for 3 meals: SIS for meals;
also stable for rent. ap29-3t
On CAPITOL HILL. near Capitol and navy yard;
So to $50. in room, $50. $50 I'd ST. Sc.
ap29-3t
FOR RENT-407 sth st. NV; opposite Judiciary
Square; large fur. front rooms, with
board ap27-1t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

MANTED-A girl 10 do general homework; stay
nights; no washing or ironing; good ref. re-
quirod. Call sI7 9th ST. NV Item
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MANTED-Situstiun on elevator or electric mo
tor. Address MOTOR. this Office apr3O-3i
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FOR RENT-7IG 18th st. Sc. neat Broom brick;
water; large yard; $3.50. ap3e-3t-cGn
FOR RENT-slS.50, nice Groom frame: in good
condition; large yard; front and rear; 12s
eth ST. ne; key at slg Maryland ave. Item
FOR RENT-House III 4ih Ut. re. rooms. mod
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Near Chevy Chase. Nd. new hose :
rooms. attic, cellar. closets and pdntTies. lot
contains about halt an acre OF ground: price 81
500.
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Notice. Orange Blossom, "

The renowned cure ior al female diseases. is sold
20 the drug trade only from the labor1to-y g and
Hubbard Court, Chicago; look out foI parties cali
ing then selves ou7 agents: they are neddIers u
notorious fraud We have no agents.
DR. J. A. MCGill & Co., PrnprietOrs.
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WANTED b, gentleman. well furnished room
in NV. convenient to 9th st. and y. Y ave;
possession desired Nay 10. Address Y Y, this
Office. II
MANTED-Flat or { o. unflU rooms in north
west Address RELIABLE, this office
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

aNrED-A sober, agreeable gentleman to share
room and beard in private family: board
low. 637 L ST. NV apS0-3t-em
FOR RENT-3rcom fat on the Cd floor for light
housekeeping; modern Improvements z013
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SITUATIONS MALE.
AND FEMALE.

FIRST CLASS HELP furnished cooks, nurses
buffers; stclass reference. $50 10Th ST. NV.
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No 40 LOUISIANA avenue nv.
JESSE '. y HUYCK.
NJ 1905 Pcuusy lvaniI avenue nv.
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