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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Bar association meeting at 3
o'clock.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock has
returned.
The Claudine arrived this morn
ing with small passenger list.
Concert at the Opera House on
Saturday evening for the benefit OF
Hawaiian churches.
Easter music in the Churches will
be beautiful next Sunday. 1t will
be difficult to make a wise selection
There was a grand attendance OF
wheelmen at the Makee Island con-
cert last evening; but OH the shower
afterwards.
The Bureau of Agriculture has
distributed 800 toads, which have
done marvellous service in destroy
ing noxious pests.
The April meeting Of the Young
Mems Research Club will probably
be held on the 18th instant at the
Kilohana Art League rooms.
The First Regiment expects a
big turn out and fine weather for
their drill and march out to Mskiki
with the band this evening.
Once again she didn't know it was
loaded" and this time in a respect
able store. The fool killer il never
around when he had oughter."
The Honolulus and Unions will
open the baseball season on Satur-
day the 10th instant. The Leagues
schedule has already been pub
lished.
Prof. E. Koebele is off for the
Kona coffee districts to day with in
oculated Japanese beetles to destroy
their own race. Everything in this
world has its mortal Zoe.
Messrs. Kaulia and Kalauokalani
left for Hawaii this morning where
they will travel through the differ
emit districts aud report the result
of their mission to Washington.
There is now every probability OF
Cyclomere being reopened for sport
under the auspices of local com
pany Of gentlemen interested in
clean sport and wholesome exercise
and fun.
Snowman Thurston's cyclorama i:
to be placed on view at Omaha il
June next, and it is said that re
porter of the Star has been SELECTED
to assist in maintaining" Hawaiian
village there.
Henry b. Saylor has brought {
damage suit against ID. P. Okuu fol
malicious prosecution, $4,000 is the
amount OF damages claimed. @
Creighton and VIM. A. Henshall are
attorneys for plaintiff
Attorneys Creighton, Humphrey
and others left by the Mauna Lo;
this morning to attend the session
OF the Circuit Court in Kan. Judge
Kalua of Maui will preside at the
term owing to the illness Of Judge
Hitchcock.
w. Wythick, an employee OF the
Oahu r. r. Company, met with ;
serious accident yesterday by being
run over by handcar, the wheel o.
which passed over his abdomen
The man was sent to the Queen
Hospital where he lies in critica
condition.
An Expensive Method.
While the liquor bills are before
the Legislature it may be proper t.
call attention to the revenue,
which the Government receives from
the numerous "swipe" cases.
Recently 26 arrests were made o
alleged swipesellers. During thu
trial it was admitted, that the thre
informers received $40 each for thei
work in the case.
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DIED.

RICHARD. beloved son of Edgar p. and Mar
The eSrst Sr, ,s seFy ~ , aged san sixteen v
No: 3o5s U street. West Washington. %. c.. on
Friday, April 15 at 4:30 o'clock pm.
HARRIS: At Pittsburg, Pa, April IL, 1898,
GEORGE II. HARRIS.
The funeral services will be held Fridqy April
10. ct O'Clock. at Lincoln Memorial Church.
MCCARTHY. On Tuesday, April IL, 1898. at 2:3o
pm, at the residence Of her parents. 921 eth
street northwest. JOSIE, beloved daughter Of
John and Mary Mccarthy.
Funeral on Friday. April Is. at 8 I'M, from ST.
Patrick's Church. Friet DIS invited. 2.
sHEKELI- suddenly; on April u: lsas; at 7:so
northwest. north @ - BESJ1MfS r. sHEKEIL, SON Of
the late b. o. and Sarah Shekell.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
spuRRIER. At am. April Is, 1895. at the
west. GEORGE ARTHUR, beloved Of
George and Mary A. spurrier. aged nineteen
Funeral at o am, Friday, April Is. from resi-
6ense n men NJ, os,1et na. in,er sad
relatives invited.
LOUISE TRoBRIDGE. ;nfsnt daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs; s 2 Wright, aged eight months and
Interment at Rock Greek cemetery.
In Memoriam.
GILMORE In loving remembrance Of my dear
daughter, LILLE BROOKS GILMORE. and
baby VIRGINIA GILMORE, who departed .his
life one year ago today. April IA. 1891.
You are not forgotten, daughter, dear,
Nor never will you be;
As long as life and memory last
shah always remember thee.
- By HER MOTHER
NELSON In loving remembrance OF my dear
friend. ROBERT Il. NELSON. who died two
years ago today. April II. 1see.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
By HIS FRIEND. I. T. B.
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MARRIED.

DArIDSON-LIPSCoMB. On Wednesday April
IL. 1888. at 1:3o pm, by the Rev. C. O.
washington. ID. g. to ANNE B' IIPScoMB
Of Hanover county. Va.
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Sd. 1ss ssd hss Market ss:s sss;, S.Kann, Song&CC.
The Way We've Marked
Perry Merchandise
The Busy Corner.
Stl and Market Space.

Ism to be compared with standard this sale itself without
pattern and establishes instead of follows precedent Pery eHe
and integrity and business for forty abored to
Washington only quality
in mode and make For the Perry the
of reliability
ss % nh ,5
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Mems Woven Madras Negltge Shirts neck
band, separate pair Of link cuffs, all
new goods. plaifs. stripes. Pin-head = IN
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During the trial Of Dennis J. canty 70,
the murder Of George n; Rye beginning
viii hold Circuit Court No. /, taking the
place Of Judge Cola. The latter Win pre-
side In Criminal Court No. /, where the
Canty trial viii take place.
II you want anything. try an Id. In Tho
Star anybody has what you wish. you
win ct m angW0.
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TUFTS Liver Pills

Keep the system in order and pre-
vent morbid conditions of the liver
which precede disease.
A Preventative of
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi-
ness, Bad Taste IN the Mouth, Heart
burn Coated Tongue, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Constipation and
All Bilious Diseases.
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1919 13th, Greg 800 I72I DeSales NV IIr b. rs
.949 VI NV. .Sr h. 255o side 18th. Col
222O Wash cir. 12rSb 80 road, iordb. 40
200 II ne, 5r. 300 2S01 NV, 9r&b. .33 80
1853 Harvard. lorSeb. 55 1919 vi av NV fur'd lc5
1708 Greg nv. 11r&b. 80 1920 18th. 9rSb. IS
11O5 X NV. .2r&b. 100 5l9 9th NV. 10r&b. - so
1903 st, 16r, 61S Mass NV. l0r. go
baths, furnished. Store 707 9th NV. 40 90
per year. 500 90 ONE rooms. 1907 + NV
jaS-2its TYLER < RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST.
FOR RENT-2O29 HIILYER PLACE IL ROOMS;
ami; corner; with plenty of light and sun
southern exposure; $50 per month.
jaS-tf ii. ROZIER DCI.ANY 1920 + at
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t0R' 6kEEs3INGLE TuBEe FIRns. q EACH.
E1etoxy cycle repairs o1 every descfipfion mi
9th ST. 6APfTAk Gxcl1 co. Oldest hDuss d
{ g. su. -. .es--,-- i .m.-. .....,. 5as7-AH
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNrlRNISkfHu.

FOR RENT-BY LATIMER NESBIT. 1921 q ST.
10 llth rv, 12r&b. S45 So loth 6cSb. SO
SaI llth sw-, ,sr Alb newly pap d&pauted. mi 80
iZ@z 18th NV, sr&b. SO Coz 1etnsI ne 6r&b. -
TO COL0KED TENANTS
1889 n ,sr br aewly pap &painted, red. to. $50
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ta1-tl

z1os Ward pl. er. .&13 80 nruokl'd bou.es n 40 an
10 Loudoan et .se, ,4r6 - go Whifney av ar n III
IaE McLACHIEk REAL =. AND LOAN CO.
ocz3h ION and @ sfs NV
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BOARDING. {
FOR SAhEaBICYCLRS.

ANTED-TABLEr BOAHDERS AT 401 9Th ST
n.w;ssoed board ! tesnA very reasonable. ta2s,3ts
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FOR RENT-BY CHI. PARKER co 4I1&E S-W
473Del av sw, ,6r, mis2O 81 41s&N sw s;&dw S25 90
336 sw, Or, ami 1850 Gal + sc, Sr. ami. 10 so
423 Az sw, st&dw 300 sos 7th sw Or. wig Il so
603 Va av Sc, CIV. .12.03 35 NJ sw 5r, wa 10 80
123 NV, 6r ami. 1900 ~ Del av sw, Or W 10 80
1867 4h sw 81, ami. so c2S AZ sw, st&dw "a 90
S21 9th sw 5r, w..15 30 23S AZ sw, Or, Is %
4S3 sw, 5r, wa. 90 107 Va sw, 81. w. II 80
1856 Sd sw, 5r, II 30 400 E Sc 5r wa II 30
l263 Union sw,4r,w 800 1918 Sd ws ,6raw, tP-
210 Z sw, Or, wa 800 942 F sw 6r wa I3 90
$40 9th sw 81, ami is. so 13 X se 6r wa g. 30
703 7th sw stddw. 1850 252 Nd sw, ,5r, W .12 90
1117 Sd sw, Or, 80 215 Va av sw SID. IA 90
1011 Sd sw, Or, wa 10 80 54 G sw 6r wa 10 30
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR RENT - SEVERAL SMALL
places and nice farms, electric and steam
roads, or the river cheap and on very easy
terms Building lots at Ballston. 2 miles from
city Oh electric road; terms IS down. balance 81
per week, price 800 each. Suits brought for d.
vision or sale of land; estates settled or money
collected in any county in Virginia Call and
see me. JAMES f. CLEMENTS, once 1921
st. NV. fa91 ass
FOR SALE-IMPRovED FARM OF G7 ACRES
nearly surrounded Vs. salt water. and almost In
the city OF Annapolis. SAMUEL. BEALNEAR
Km. S0s. Fidelity bldg. Bait, Md. Ja28-St'
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME 0ROOM COUNTRY
home. every conveuieuce Of location and eify A.
cess. road or rail- several acres: fruit sSa6e
&C. Exchange for city uniccumbered. Bnx g,
'-i 3a2ests
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNElRNIsiflcD.

--------------- -----------------=
fOh RENI-HOUSES
DXs,,,., ,.,,,.,,-- -------
es seNNish-D.
e.si @ =, nv n roo. .so
ms Is, St ne Il s rSos q 90
.ss .ss n S. st NV i2 %
iss4 3ih ST NV ave p~,c roSn. rooms =, ~ :, -
2as Parker ST. ne r"ons '.......-'-.,. Ia =,
TIioS e. HESss% a 40 i,oo = :, i,'o
ja2s-st :" w. '''' - NV
FOR PENTHOUSE ll.4 STIJ Sr Nv S[5
and bath: ali mod imps. xppSs ,Ir" n G'ss.p,
SMITH. SIl Pa ave. Apply ,ass'st
FoR EFxT- EoIIs,s ,,., ,o.r,, -, :. -, -.
imps; SIS So nSr mspth. IN r,, W" , ns,n' ",'n
ply NJ GOLDSMITH, aii Pa ave ia.s Z,
six-room house: good condition; cellar. nIcs
OWNER. Iaas st. - nw' S'V =" 'bs 1s.sM ssrf
FOR kEMT-IN GEoRGETowN. NEAR UNION
a,Po, Is seih ST % . rsams; rent. si4 81 AP-
I,op rt;ZI :; 80 -, :, -, -.
' and IRON . H HSsE %.s arass T%s
house e, and and static Also s souse .2i an st, NV.
FOR nENT-sa4 A NE: ROOMS ANp BATH:
AnpIy aat =. Gapi,a 81 ''"''''e 'e'iA ss ~.
Eop pEyT NV ny, = x,,a,., -; -, :, -,
l709 plat Iar Oh Ssa m o45, isfh i,,ah. $40 a.
Complete list OF furnished houses 49, Js2sif
49,, :, ,,,.,, -. :, :, =, :. =
1874 Co c'n. I2r&b. sa2 % NEcor Ist&R sta 9rsa -
:loi Isl NV, 9r&b Ssn 2nSi 9Th nw.sto& sta2A.o
l4o * NV, SrSb 5000 a31 9Th NV, st&dw . 20
70 NV, 9r&b = 50 MA 9Th NV. store. y 90
o24Tenn as ne.6r&b15. 80 lse1 Ith NV storr rs. "a
436 X av. 6r&b. 1854 1871 5;h .stSdw - ~
24Io 7th NV 5r ii 90 ass NV. iarss. .l' so 90
1884 1ith, store. 80 90 1902 9Th lirSb - 81
1898 9TH, store&Ior AZ 90 i2s X, 7rxb' 10 ~,
12s eth. store 81 90 los A. crab. 70 10
Call at ofic for balance Of list Phone 1es3
jas
FOR RENT-AT sa2.5o. 4!s II ST. IL ROOMS.
with all mod tnps Also -. 5th street Il
rooms. at S;i5 75. Inquire OF A. EELRIY'S SONS
us 9TH 81. NV. JasS-3t.
FoR RFZT o,o ~ ,r y "a >-,sy,, A., 49,;
dwp beautifni,x arrang.-,. h.nasa,.,v an1s,'Ii
ated saG ~ nor mo nus ~ wvssT % ~ ~ Appr'a'
isaSa,s ~ ' o. Il "i'i' nc i''H ~ NV
FOR REYT-s YicF RooN,S oyrp ,.,, r S,r
NV near p.nn ayo .nd n =, . -. :. -
frnnt- ali ,n,aar, .on.a,a,Sos ..,.i. ..-s-
low ,n, nN ., nd ,an.n, nNE pir
IoW rem 10 y gooo tenant JA-i.z'.Si&iez
c,Ga M M ,o oo I5So iSth NV. Or ], o.
,.oy Nv oI-Ssooo 3ii ave Or 10 W
is0a is,h NV NV i5r ~ ~ Ivas 50 NV. ar itSi
aiSs istn NV nwj cs az ~ isss s Gap. Or 10
os 10. isth se eeI aT' sIs,T0Ts R,,n
ia0e C.n 90, a. 10 So y S'S rtit nsaI NJ s.- -,
,SIs No. o. ~ - n'. .uueh' 81 .N
1o s,- 'on' i9-ov 3D. & Anher 81, ". o"u
FOR RENT-GI9 l. ST NE: lo-ROoN BRICK.
all copyeniences. 2 llocks from str,c, csrs an.
from public school; only *2o.5o. Inquire at 6a3
- Il 81. ne. laZa-lw
FOR RENT -f,oRxEp cpoCEpy ,Nn ppoy,
sion store. tbree Stories csiiar ,rn .n m, al
stock: no good viii 10 nav for. two eoo,s ahoYa
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PHONE 9l4

F0A RENT PHONE 9l4
Cor 9TH AND r, ROOM 2
1853 Mass ay. lar $75. % a35 Spruce st NV,
1881 18th st NV, rms-colored. .Szo. 81
STORE 2hats. 600 I64 nw. 6r...... 20. IS
ll11 18th NV. 11r.. .0000 16l9 1lth NV. Or. 10 90
l324 NV, 11r. $500 i629 nw. on n Il 30
l20l Q NV. l2r.. 30 90 II347 ne. 6r--... .16 20
slb se. l6r. 1000 444-4e o nv. fr... .l6 20
1880 T. - 50 100 1zfh ne. Or. IL 80
isIs w.,l.ss a q 8 Is 50 Isis ssth nv. sr. .io5s
tan JNO. L WEAVER. Real Estate omcer.
10R RENT-l20e n.v-. 1lr-&b.. stable sE5 on
14s7 Kcneeaw. .orAb.160oj Loo Kingman, Or b. "a 80
Corcoren nr l66nkhel. .asl 1904 Linden ne.frAbfa.5o
S2a l2th nW.ey&v-1x-N 62 I'd nv. erab. II. 80
F0R RKNTL
Ihs h.sdssas asw hsssss ne. corner IA md y
sn-: roe0s and t1led bath: furnace hest;
hendns0e2y deesnteA 0pea for iaupsetiua daily
5a2e-ot CHA4 \ BANE4 14th aad q sta
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, . iarg> HIST e dssirable furuishrd. housra.
B1ICH. FOX q BROWN,
~ 1418 q q. an.
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FOR EXCHANGE
ATTENTION. PROPERTY OWNERS"
IL you have Country Property and want city
income Property for IL send particulars: we
have special exchange department and you
cna rely on being well served
wkSCorT. WILCOX HIESTON
taz-lD 1901 Pa ave. n.W.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE BRICK BUILDING. 25xsO:
stories: rear 1888 7th NV; elevator, sewer.
water and gas; suitable for stable storage or
manufacturing. W. f. NASH, 500 Center Mkt
ja29-3t%
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FOR EXCHANGE.

northwest. uIineuInbered. CHAILES EARLY.
6l5 lith St NV. ia29-1t
FOR EXCHANt:E-SOME MOST ATTRACTIVE
fcuscs In northwest. CHARLES EARLY, G15
14ih st. NV laS-7r
FOR EXCHANGES ADJOINING THREE STORY
bricks. 10Th st. and Pa. ave-. at $12, ,oD, for
house at $500 and bal in money. Also 3-story
brick, rs. r. 1. and 10th St, at S. O0O
for house AT s. 500, bal I'm cash. NJ ID. PECK
93i ST. ta29-3t
FOR EXCHANGE-HAFE YOu THOUGHT OF
exchanging your property? II send US full
description. as We make special business Of ex-
changing uRimproycd and improved property.
wESS OFT. WILCOX HIESfON. 1891 Pa. ave.
r129-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OE SUSAN W. TURNER,
Late of District Of Columbia
No. 1854. Docket "a
Issued January 21 1893
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for probate Of last will and Testament and
for letters testamentary said estate by the Ma
tional Safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Co Of the
District Of Columbia. executor named therein this
IL to give notice to all concerned to appear In said
court on Friday. the 18th day Of February, AID
lsoS, ut 10 O'clock a m. to show cause why such
application should not be granted
Attest: ]. NOTA McGILL
Register Of Wills, D. G.
GIST BLAIR. Proctor for Applicant.
ja24-1aw3w.
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FOR RENT
1924 y ii nv. lar. $4,000
633 I st NV. lar. IS. 90
2Ol2 Hiliyer place.
10 rms. so. 0d
1919 1fih st. Or. 45 90
1143 18th st. Cr. 30 80
30i9 Cambridge. Or. 2s e0
331 9Th ne, 7r.....2O.U0
332 C st NV. lar. so. 90
ja22-tf Ga
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ESTATE OF ANDREW JAEGER,
Formerly Of Berlin. Germany. late Of District of
Columbia. No. Sl56. Docket "a
Issued January H. 1888
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court, for letters administration on said
estate, By Patrick ]. Mcdonald. this is to give
notice to all concerned to appear in said court on
Friday the 4th day Of March, AID. 1885, ut 10
should not be granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McGILL
ROSA F. DOWNING. Proctor for Applicant
Ja17-1eY3w ..a,.n,,
ESTATE OF MARY Ann HUNTER.
Late Of Distict OF eclnnabia.. No. 1880. Docket
Issued January II, 1905.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court, for probate Of last viii Of said
Mary Ann Hunter and for letters testamenfary on
yrid estate by william Hunter Almond. the ex-
ecutor named IN said win. this 10 to give notice
to all concerned to appear In said court on Fri-
O'Clock an, to show cause why such application
should not be granted.
s,l4.as. !; Attest: J. sNOTA McGHL,
.,.o,sr,,, Register Of wills. D. G.
f1' jal7-iaw3w
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies on purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SF5hAiANS & BENEDICT,
oel9-n Cor. 9Th and SITS. NV
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FOR RENT
2005 Mass. NV, Is rms, ami. . $50 90
11l9 S st. NV, 12 rooms, u mi and stable S5 90
S29 st. NV, II rooms. all mod. imps. -. go 90
23 st. ne, IL rooms, all mod. imps. 80. &c 90
9iS Fla NV. 6 rooms, ami. 16 40
Stable 456 G st. .n.w............... w 500
ja3l-3t A. T. HOLTZMAN, 1921 + ST. NV
FOR RENT-BY R. S. DONALDSON,
Tel 443. $40 10th ST NV
1414 18th NV 12r&b, ,red'd 1925 Nh 1Sr&b. $I5 90
1928 Willard, ,10r&b$37 o0l 40 NJ NV 1Or&b as 90
62 III NV, 10r&b.. 90 1918 NJ NV, 1OrSb. Sc. 90
2149fla av NV ,9r&bS2 so 20 1st So, 14r&b. 32 80
1885 18th NV 10r &b IS 81 1875 18th. 1Or&b So so
15O6 18Th NV 10r& b. 35 90 Sol NV st&dw. .2S. 90
1913 Kingman, ,9r&b. 25 SO FLAT 528 10th 20. so
1889 9th NV, 10r&b.205o SOB 4th Sc. 9r&b.. 20. 30
331 Ith ne, 7r&b. 1890 424 1lth Sc, 6r&b. 10. 30
721 7th Sc. Or. 1880 6f2 Seaton ne SrSbIO 90
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1872 Elm NV Crib. S16 80 iI4 Washington Or SIG so
SS7 Fla NV ,6r&b16 5D 35 Pierce NV 6r&b IA 80
STORES
sol r NV, st&dw 90 1884 18th $50. 90
III Az sw, st&dw $50 215 18th NV. ...... 25. 90
1876 H ne. Is so 1880 ii ne 22 10
ia29-2ts
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-A NICE PIANO FOR S25 YEAR-TO
save storage; will have tuned und put in first
class order. Address Box &c. Star Office. ja3O-3t
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HOP ith 81. 7r. .25. 40
I07 II I nv. Or. 10
"a L ST. st&dw. ~ ~
1915 Half sw. 1lr. Is 10
SOB Sheridan NV. 10. 20
1907 Union ct. 4r...lO 80
14l1 Half sw. Or. =. 30
is Dingman ct. 30
126 IL b st st.-....-.--
Several houses. ADacosi a
SCH REOS 1lp- n ~
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BETwEEN THE TREASURY AND Me-
Topol.taH Hotel, pair OF spectacles, with gold
rims. double lenses Finder by leaving address
at star office. viii receive reward. IL.
LOST -COCkEi: SPANIEL: ALI. BLACK; DOCK
ed tail Liberal reward il returned 10 1925 Penn
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FOR RENT-101l T ST. NV. o-SToIY BAY
window brick, rooms: In perfect order Apply
to CliAS Z DUSCANSON. cor. 9th and ID NV
deoI
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OFFICES.
Elegant rooms in Sun 639 NV. Sd q 3r. $50 90
building freproof. from 470 La $40 and SIS
$2O TO $3.50 each. Desirable rooms, "A tlan-
Cor 10th =, 5 rs, tic Coast Line build
en- suite, all front, Ing" all front and fire.
steam heat $50 90 proof, from S1O S35
iii Il NV, I'd d, ,6r GO. co each.
1211 NV, I'd d, ,6r. 30. 40 $50 IS and 500
$50 NV, 2r..... 25 90
STORES
Warehouse near 402 9th st NV. $50 30
(lOox5O. SS3. 80 PA 9Th st so. 90
STABLES.
1872 r nv (rear, $36 10 2O23 st (rear) SIS. 90
1892 Mass avtrear) IL. 9G 124S Sth NV (r'r) s 90
jail r.. o. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts n w.
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L DESIRE TO PUT SOME MONEY INTO A GOOD
business. Address o. +. j., 1877 I1th st NV
by mall, giving full description of enterprise
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FOR NT-Ii.ANDSOAfE HOUSEKEEPING FLAT:
rooms, Including bath room; gas range and
|. porch; only S31 per At o16 Sth 81. NV. K
A. PHILLIPS, 1tS 14th ST. NV. je31-3t
FOR RENT-FEB. J. VERY DESIRABLE FLAT,
LIST hoor; rooms and private bath; porcelain
bath; also g. rooms and bath over store. No.
2l26 Pa. ave. NV. Apply to JN0. NfSfS,
. 2126 Pa. ave. NV jaas-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
ZEWZEN ERIVOL/Z/ES.
Bal Chats on Seasoua6h z9blcs and Incl
aeutaAy Writes Of CMQbatra and
Her .Snub Nose.

slders as n special work of the devil
well fitting bodice. She Is down on
woman's hips, those curves which are
so essentially feminine and which were
made so broad and strong for the pur-
pose of carrying burdens.
The dress reformer does not believe
this. She thinks that everything ought
to be strung from the shoulders. You
are to endure nasty. narrow tapes cut
ting your shoulders and making the
wearing OF u low bodice an impossible
ity so that you can string pettlcoatS
and everything else that you wear from
them. UGH It's awful. ] never made
speech in my life, but every time
hear the dress reformer speak l want
somebody to get up and say what I
think-tnat Is. that nature (the dress
reformer prefers to say nature. as she
counts God old fashioned) would have
made women with narrow hips and
broad shoulders If 1t had been intended
that her burdens be carried from them.
but 1t was not Consequently her
shoulders are medium and her hips
are big. while man has no hips at all
that Is, to speak of-and his shoulders
are supposed to be broad enough to
bear the burden of feminine heads when
feminine hearts are In trouble.
At hotel where there was an alarm
OF fire. when we all ran just as we were
without the slightest plea I saw
dress reformer in her nightgown. oh.
but she was Il sight! She certainly did
live up TO her theories. There was no
pretty nainsook. no frills. no bits of
lace and bows Of ribbon. oh, no! That
nightgown was made out of some med
icated material the odor of which Is
best llkened TO sewer gas, and 1t was
cut as John Gilpins buttons went.
straight up and down." with every
suggestion of utility, but not hint of
, beauty.
If the dress reformers would drop
dress reforming altogether and take up
eating. which is my special fad. there
would be great deal more good done,
as far as the coming generation is con-
| cerned. If somebody would have the
courage of her convictions and say that
women need less pastry and more NUT
ton, fewer fried and more roasted
things. less cake and more good bread,
and nothing fried. there would be q
good outlook for the people OF the fu-
| ture.
The average woman needs better
bread and butter. especially butter. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
The Retort Hostile.

At recent Washington reception
there was a short but sharp Interchange
OF courtesies between the wealthy vile
of an ex-congressman and the wife Of a
far from rich bureau chief.
1t was a crowded afternoon ahalf'
and the ex-congressman's wife was as
sisting the hostess in receiving guests,
When the wife of the bureau oihelal
was presented, the hostess said to the
woman of the receiving party: You
know Mrs. Blank, don't your Ger
tainly," said the ex-congressman's wile,
II would know her anywhere by tha'
pink dress"
The cheeks of the bureau ofiicial
wife were suffused with a rosy glow uu'
she turned on her tormentor ana sau'
Probably II my husband had peeh
mixed up in as many questiohap',,
transactions as yours. madam. IL Woua
not be necessary for me to wear ~.
pink reception dress SO often as !"
cause comment"
Every word rang out clear and shaip
upon the ears of the astonished guess
Inasmuch as there has been freaueh'
criticism of the ex-congressmah ioi
connection with questionable iooO,
transactions. the force of the pufsa1
officials wife's retort can readily De ''u'
agined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
The Ideal Hostess.

Ideal hostesses are rare, and opinions
differ as to what constitutes them Nv
| two definitions being exactly aliKe' \"
| recent discussion of the subject sew
eral society women recited their idea'
of the various qualities an ideal hos's''
should possess, as follows:
She must make you feel indiViuusn,
that you are the favored guest sh'
must make you feel perfectly at hoins'
She must see everything and YET pos'
sess the art of seeming TO see nothins.
She must never look bored. she mus
know how to keep conversation ai"a,.
going. She must never let any one ~
sighted or overlooked. She must XIV.
when to ask the amateur MUSEUM W
display his or her talents. She mus W
perfectly unselfish about her own pleas.
ures. She must not neglect her Bues.s
and at the same time must not CIV
them too much of her society," oh'
must remember that nothing IS so tn.
some, so surely death to all enloyiien"
as the feeling that one is being co.
tertained,"
In short, the ideal hostess "us
above everything, possess patience anu
| that almost indescribable quaiity hho"N
as tact.