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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
In Boulder.

Boulder. Dec. 16.-Three weddings are
chronicled within the past few days of
interest to Boulder people. ON Wednes-
day i'm Helena occurred the marriage Of
Samuel Wade of Whitehall and Mrs. Mol
lie Warren of the Boulder valley. 1t is
understood that they will take a we'd
ding journey to California. going by way
Of 81. Paul. Charles Scharf of Boulder
and Miss Anna Galbraith OF Butte were
married at the home OF the brides sis
ter In Butte. Mrs. A. II. Christianson. on
Thursday evening. Both parties are well
known and popular I'm Boulder, the groom
being deputy county clerk and recorder
and the bride is the daughter of Judge
Galbraith. formerly residing in Boulder
and judge of the district court. They
expect to return 20 Boulder the latter
part of the week and will go to house
keeping i'm the Rickerts residence near
tne school house. H.. II. Gibson. I'm the
Northern Pacific offices at Helena. pro-
cured a license here Tuesday and went
to Basin. where he was married to Miss
Frederick II. Nord OF that place. the
Rev. Mr.. CRUDE of the Boulder Presby-
terrain church officiating.
r. Biener and family are gradually
working back to Boulder. their old home.
they having gone TO Whitehall. then to
Butte and now to Basin.
Lees Taylor made a business trip to
Butte and Anaconda during the week.
Mrs. Nicholson. who was housekeeper
at the springs. is now stopping with Mrs.
ID. $. Merrill.
a part of the festivities of the holiday
week in Borlder will be a ball under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows and knights
of Pythias lodges. IL will be held on
the evening of Monday. Dec. %.
= Charles Smith Of Basin has moved to
Boulder and is about TO open a place OF
business.
II. T.. Byram. division superintendent,
and A. Brown. division roadmaster for
the Great Northern. had their car left
here Tuesday and they maze an inspec-
tion of the company property at this
point.
$. A. Robertson of the Sentinel returned
the first OF the week from a visit wig
relatives I'm Kansas. He was away about
three weeks.
Mr.. Holloway. the newly appointed
clerk of the court, arrived here from
Whitehall Thursday and Is engaged in
getting the run OF the work of the office
OF which he will take charge Jan. l. His
wife is visiting in Bozeman at present,
hut will be here in about "A month, when
they will go to housekeeping probably In
the Mrs. Warren residence on Washing
ton street.
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and fruit grower OF Waterloo. spent a
few days in town this week looking up
real estate. He expressed the opinion
that Twin Bridges Is the coming town
Of this section of the state and that IL
IL his desire to be IN the ground floor.
Miss Grace Herndon. the celebrated
eoloist of Virginia City. Is contemplate
ing starting a vocal music class here.
She is welcomed by the people Of Twin
Bridges and will be greatly appreciated
by them.
The three Banksen children came
over from Bozeman Tuesday and en-
tered the home. They were admitted
at the last regular meeting of the
board. The children were accompanied
by their father. who returned home on
the afternoon train.
1t is reported that diphtheria is prev
alent in Sheridan, several cases having
been discovered and onesdeath has oc-
Monday and was buried Tuesday after
noon.
DR.. Robertson, m sBouIder dentist.
Is in town this week. HIS car is sit
uated near the staF hotc4.
T.. N. Reed, a former resident of this
place. was a visitor from Sheridan
Friday and Saturday of last week. He
came down to witness work in the Odd
Fellows lodge.
William Pascoe. Henry weingart and
J. Ford were up from Silver Star Fri
day evening to attend the order Of Odd
Fellows.
Frank Conway of the Sheridan Paper
came down Saturday to meet his sis
ter. Nellie, who came over from Butte
to visit friends.
Charles Duncan OF Sheridan delivered
a load of pork to Cox & Pyle on Mon
day of this week.
A. Elgie, a resident Of Rochester,
WAS doing hrIGinnGa L. .LA n.fl-A. r.,aa
day.
!. ID. johnson. commonly known as
Chunky" has been appointed police
magistrate of Virginia City.
Harry Redfeld made a trip to White
hall this week to look after his prop
erty there.
Our merchants are doing a rushing
business now and the holiday trade
promises to eclipse hat of any previous
year. Mrs. T.. l.. Smith has now a force
or three clerks and they are all kept
busy. All of the stores have fine holt
day displays.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas Of Rochester last Sunday
night.
Romulus Brown and u. w. Noble
were i'm town from Sheridan Tuesday.
Mr.. Noble departed on the afternoon
train for Whitehall and Butte.
s. j. Walker and George Callahan.
two prominent mining men of this sec
ton. were in town this week. MI.
Walker has removed his mining opera
lions to the head OF Goodrich gulch,
where he will continue to hunt for the
precious metal.
Superintendent OF Schools c. W.
Orchard Is in Butte this week.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Mccoy, who has been very i'll
with penumonia for a few days. is nov
reported To be much improved.
Dan S~andidge and Billy Pritchett
came down from Sheridan Tuesday. Mr..
Prltchett left the same day for Good
rich gulch. where he will mine this WIN
ter.
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In Billings.

Billings. Dec. 15.-Saturday afternoon
Masters Robert and Hallowell Clement
were the young hosts at a very jolly little
party. at which nine of their little boy
friends were the guests. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent In playing games
Of various sorts and in n marked atten-
ton to the sweetmeats provided for them.
A grab-bag was the occasion OF a period
OF delightful anticipation. as each little
boy i'm turn drew from its depths a toy, a
watch or a jumping-jack. etc. At .
o'clock. seated around the table. they
enjoyed a feast OF chicken sandwiches.
olives, sailed nuts. cakes of different
kinds and ice cream. Mrs. Clement was
assisted in attending to the various needs
OF the little fellows by Mrs. Perkins OF
Lewistown. The guests were Harry
Chapple. Ben and VIII Tompkins. Arthur
Panton, Norman Hill. Harry Perkins.
Harold williams. Norman Ryan and
frankie Allen.
A sport unusual at this season I'm the
Yellowstone valley. has been afforded the
Young people by the cold weather. which
has made good skating. The Messrs. Al
len. who are enthusiastic wheelmen. have
Hooded their practice track and made a
fine skating rink OF IL. A roller skating
rink will be opened Saturday night In
the Armory hall.
A large number of invitations have been
issued for the ball to be given by Billings
camp No. pas. woodmen of the World.
next Friday evening.
on Wednesday evening n very pleasant
dance was given at the close OF lodge
business by the members of Yellowstone
lodge. A. q. u. w, at which a few OF
their male friends and their ladies' were
made welcome. Excellent music was pro-
vided and the AFFAIR was greatly enjoyed.
A dance will be given at the new city
hall at Park City on Friday evening. Dec.
-. The COMMITTEES promise good music
and supper will be served at the hotel.
The election of officers of Edna chapter
No. 3 order OF the Eastern Star. was
held on Tuesday evening. when the fol-
lowing were elected: Miss Panton. w. NJ.
Sidney +. Morse. W. p: Mrs. Spear, A.
NJ: Mrs. Clement. c.; Mrs. Boyle. A. c.:
Mrs. Robert Leavens. secretary: Mrs.
Hugh Evans. treasurer. These. with the
appolntive officers. will be Installed on
81. Johns day. Dec. q.
The officers Of Aldemar commandery
No. 5. X. T.. who were elected last
Thursday. will be installed on the 2lst
Inst. They are as follows: A. Fraser. r.
c.: W. II. George. O.; Charles Spear. G..
C.: o. r. Goddard. prelate: j. W.
Vaughan. $. W; p. ID. Moss. J. w; w.
II. Donovan. recorder: II. NJ. Allen. treas
urer.
The omcers-elect OF Billings chapter No.
8 II. A. NJ, who will be Installed on the
2lst inst. are as follows: $. r. Morse. II.
p: w. II. Donovan. X: George T. Lam
port. S; Charles Spear. treasurer; c. A.
pewar. secretary.
Hon. Paul Mccormick returned from a
two weeks business visit in Missouri.
where he found colder weather than OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-19

perhaps Mr.. Smith made mistake in rec
osnizing the BELLS eurency of the soldiers
that surrounded him without further in
quiry. He says that he understands
Spanish, and speaks it probably with a
strong Grand Rapids brogue. Many dia-
lects and patois are represented among the
soldiers at Havana. The Basques of Spain
are the proudest people on earth. They
trace their lineage directly to Tubal Cain,
the first blacksmith mentioned in the BIZ
Bile, and every man in that province is
willing to make affidavit that the dialect
he speaks was spoken by Adam and Eve
in their Romeo and Juliet scenes in para
disc. This dialect differs somewhat from
the Grand Rapids branch of Spanish, and
it is possible that instead of hostile inten-
tons toward the gallant congressman the
soldiers were merely begging for cigarette
money, as is their habit when a we'll
dressed stranger appears at their barracks
People who have visited Havana are fa-
miliar with this practice. The privates in
the army so for months at time without
a dollar of money. They are now nine
months behind in their pay, and every
time man of prosperous appearance and
generous countenance like Mr.. Smith
comes within range they always surround
him and clamor for centavos.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-19

inc to Tampa, "a Miles shortest Jacksonville
ME TABLE IN Feet JAN. a. 1885,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-19
EASY FISHING THROUGH ICE.
The Remarkable Eject of Draining
n Lake I'm tta pe8d Of winter.
From the Omaha World-Herald.


This is a fish story, but no one need
draw his breath when he reads it,for every
word In Ii is vouched for by irreproacha-
Bile gentlemen Of the Omaha Park board OF
commissioners. The pubic is well aware
Of the intention Of that honorable board
to drain the Haseom Park lakes and do
nate the million or two OF fish in thom to
the hospitals and the poor. Well the
upper lake has been drained, and the fish
are there for the hospitals and the poor, If
they cars to go ana dig them up.
Along back in the fall, when 1t was
warm weather, the park commissioners
decided to clean out these lakes. or, al
least, the upper one. repave the bottom,
where the catfish and lis half brother, the
German carp, have loved 70 burrow, and
in the spring zee " they could not plant
some decent fish, whose tastes did not run
so much to mud But when they had laid
their plans there was a golden Indian
summer simmering over Omaha, as II has
a custom OF doing casa year. and the park
commissioners forgot that there was such
a think as winter in this latitude so
when they placed the date for their grand
fishing excursion for Jan. they reckon
cd without the weather.
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svITH,s RATTLE IN CUBA.
mis- xe;rhbors Talking About Mon
ument TO His VaIor.
rrom the Chicago Record.


The gallant fight made by the Hon. VIII
ian, Alden Smith, sng!e-handed' against
tbo snanish army in Havana when' ac-
oordins, TO his own account, he routed a
-o,oa of inpertinent soldiers with MS UNI
hrel,a because they made fun Of his plug
hat and bug-tailcd coat has excited the
a.noo+ost admiration among his colleagues
2, rongress. who will make suitable ac-
,.ro.,loaonent when he returns to WASH
,nntor and an early appropriation will be
,lronosed for the erection of monument
- =, ION, ernorate his galantFy either IN
~. ~ canitol at Lansing or the cap'toi at
ny ts,eton or the city han at Grand
nasa,as There is an earnest inquiry
,o,.n,,or as to whether il was SILK or
ne.Io, UMBRELLA and whether it was a
49, roller or one of those pot-bellled an
e.Irs which YOU sometimes seem the nanos
- - a,nteemeu. Mr.. Smith in his inier-
~ as published in the New York jour
Wy seons 10 settle this controversy NM
20, ~, 5e saws: Il had light umbrella
- as', NV hand but as it was tightly rolled 1
',rad II to good advantage. Inc span
- soon began to see that tney nad
Az ,r,oi, the wrong man. l told them IN
~. ,,1,,st vigorous Spanish my opinion OF
-. LII annovanc.s 20 an American citizen.
rhosa who are familiar with. lie ana
custom in Havana, however suspect 'n-''
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MRS. THUHsToNs rREsENT1mENr.
Expressed Opinion That She would
Not Return From Cuba Alive.

The death of Mrs Thurston, wife of
Senator Thurston, on board the yacht
Anita, in Cuba, brings up story Of a
presentiment- of evil which seems to have
taken possession of the unfortunate lady
before she sailed for the South. Mrs. CAL
llnger wife of Senator Gallinger, who
left the party on board the Anita at
Charleston was seen at the Elsmere on
the night Mrs. Thurston's death was re-
ported. Mrs. Thurston. she said. was en-
Toying good health when last seen by her,
though at the time Of parting Mrs. Thurs
ton told her that she had written TO her
son al Harvard, giving him Instructions
as TO what to do with her possessions in
case something happened 70 her during
the trip. In fact, 90 not expect 70 re-
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solid
andd
heated and New Yorkan
New York daily
Sunday SNeNSoN'ite S@'SN"aH
an trains and rs makean local stops
- ~N NS@sA- -"-oA ~-'' -
wick "NNs0'eiS' N"'A al ''aSSoS
s D
ord
st
Waycross to
Savannah
a San6r
for
p urdays
assengera lcketA De
w. wRENN Passenger Manager $40 - ~ - 80 ~
IT. Assisan General
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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. SIAMANS & BENEDICT,
del9-t Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFURNIsHED.
TOR RENT

FOR RENT
i lssi s,s Hs; O.; :. 30 B. ssss
S,e Cap Sc. Tor. 5000 Sta r'r 4as .w. 1000
s sas s, ~ Sc; sr. 80 90 shop al BET Ie.hA
I Iss z = :, :: :: o.: 8 % Er SIS ists as 500
iis Cav Sc. Or. .asSS sh IRr 's em oth&1h 10
lSs NCays sc; Or. $500 RI aas II, sw......S.So
al 70, "a ~ se. Or: 40 shop r'r 1898 bag
81 y; iS ion COZ Sc Nrs 4 rRofKRTs
s4I A ct Sc, 81. -. is.oo fsm CITY ep' $40 %
100 9th st sc. ST. 1870 st&dw io3i -os p 20 -,
SW a4K .esiiSss ssa is Il ~ ss . lc,s Sc
$50 Va nv sc. 5r. 400 Sad COO I'd .w ar n AZ
lls3 I'd st Sc. ar. $50 81 rm&Ir dUs La ay2o0o
lo22 Cap st ne. 5r 6. 30 StAdw 2clI 9TH NV 1900
i M "a 5, Sc $40 Store f% ssss SwssS
s sySe 81, q Az NV Or IL ~ Warehouse si3 Nd
Up ,SS i o. Central bldg rooms SOW
Ste RI 1914 Mas. I'd o s9G sos $. s 100 90
staasSop rr l4l7 ' and Il s, A. room room %
NV rm fora horses Central bldg run H. 1000
Al bet Man, 2eth& 500 5th NV. rm To- 1900
nv The soo above Fs Is only ;n portion Of the
THos. E. wAGGAMAN.
u.-'-N,l&m 81. + st NV.
FOR RENr-s24 NE; EIGHT ROOMS; ALI.
modern improvements; concrete cellar Rent
80. 30 Inquire d54 East Capitol st. jae-sts
FOR RENT-TlIE WASH. LOAN AND TRUST
Co, cor. 18th and y.
1883 Mass av. lar $500 444-s6 q NV ar Is 81
1871 ifth NV. ...D d29 4 NV. OF IL 80
SUE -nats) 6nn l5l Cal ne. Or IL 80
Ill III lain NV, lar to~ l52s Marion NV. Or 1s 30
LII " NV. TT 5000 134i u ne. Or. lG 20
5lo Z Sc lor. 5000 1915 35th NV. Or. 10 81
ioSo Il. ar .-... 30 Ra"ms-5lS 9th 8 NV
"a -t6 & NV. Or. - ~ fur or uufur
1856 Spruce NV. Sr % so
Jas JNo. L. WEAVER Real Estate Officer
fyh REM 1914 Marion. Or. rs 80
aifo y III a', l-rsSo.p u Fla ne. Or. IL 81
2l06 Pa ave. Tor. a, no coo I ne rto Or Il IA
IBIS 18th NV. 12r. 40 so 12l 9th ne Or la IA
2li9 1. nv, eel, 7r. 80 A. cOl5 Sd nv Or Il o0
1918 11th NV. sr. %. ~ 81 ave Ar Is on
10t c Sc, Gel 12r. % 30 1913 Cap, Or 400
122a 10th NV. Or. ~ 90 lS22 10Th NV ar 10 NJ
1906 Cap,cel Or. 81. 80 Cos Blair ne Or . 50
dc4u ii. L. RUST. COS l4th st. NV.
FOR RENT
1876 st ne. Or. $40 90 1851 Conn ave - 800 20
RI Ills Conn nv. 1850 1881 Conn ave fur. 5000
341 Trumhull st. Nv, Sr. and stable. 25eO
jaa-6t r. III. It. LElTOID. s.w. cor 18th a F.
OUT OF TOWN
FOR RENT-No. WASHINGTON SQUARE y
y. city; beautiful colonial residence No a Is
occupied by Hon. John G. Carlisle. ex-Secretary
OF the United States Treasury. For particulars
address OWNER, l13 East 18th st.. y. Y. city.
jaG-3t'
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FOR RENT
BIOS Ward pl. sr. .s33 so RrookTd houses so Up
l23O Loudoun ct Art. 80 $50 Whitney ay 80
THE McLACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN CO.,
oc23-tf 10th and G. SITS NV
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROI.L INSTITUTE HALLS
10th X ct. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for 80
cieties. banquets. entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply at hall. myS-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCiANGE-WE CAN TRADE YOU FINE
UNINCUMB Erred LOTS FOR HOUSES: SEC.
oND TRUST NOTES OR OTHER SECURITIES
jaT-2t DAVID b. STONE & CO., so4 81. NV.
FLORIDA HOME-SIX-ROoM COTTAGE. NEAR
Jacksonville, will sell cheap for cash or ex-
change for six-rOom house In or near Washington
Address NJ. la Ut. Sc. it,
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
BOARDING.

FOR RENT-2D AND SD-FLOOR FRONT ROOMS;
nicely fur; overlooking judiciary Square; suit
very moderate 4O1 4th NV. ja7-3t'
ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
with board; refined. Christian home. Misses
ELLIE MASON PAGE and LILA LEIGH PAGE,
1929 ST. NV ja1-Gts
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CO., 1919 + ST.
3S1 10th ne. Grab. IS. so
1I15 18th. (coil $3.50
1410 Pa av NV, fiat.
Ar Il ba. .........l5. 80
1881 3si ne. Or, w. $50
1912 Ward ct. Ar. loco
R'r 1854 X, ir (cob 500
R'r 29D6 y. sta, W. 800
1888 Scott st NV. II. 500
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Per mo.
s mr. 18th, 13r&2b $3.50. 90
1921 18th. 15r&b. $780, 90
Columbia av, Col
Heights, 12r&b. $50. 90
Jefferson pl near
18th. 11r. .125. 90
4 Cap mr. 11th, 11r
and I ba. .l25. 90
De Sales mr. 18th.
12r and b. ......125. 90
30O1 18th NV, Tor
and bath. Loo. 90
n ] av mr. B, Or. 10000
K mr. 10th. 12r&b. 10000
Takoma Park, Car
roll av. 13r&b. 100. 90
Corcoran st mr. 18th,
Goth st mr. o, ior.. 10 90
I mr. 10Th, 9r&1b. 1900
n J av mr. Il Sc. 12r. IS. 90
18th mr. X. 11r&b. g.. .S3. 33
Flat No Q, BOOT. IS. 90
Corcoran mr. 18th,
Tor and b. go. 90
21st nr Il. 1Or&b. -
10th st mr. n.
'ly to THOS. J. FISHER
deS3-tf
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAi.E-1MPROVED SALT WATER FARM
almost in Annapolis; $50 900; Will sacri,
fee.
SAMUEL BEAIMEAR
Room sos. Fidelity building
Ja'-S, Baltimore, Md.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-

FOR RENT-FURNISHE
Per mo.
18th nr H,19r&2b$415. 90
VT av mr. Q.2Or. 2b. 375. 30
1923 18th. 14r&2b. 1913. 30
Conn Az mr. I,12r. 3b3OO. 90
Conn Az mr. n. 16r
Mass av nr1sth, isrsoo. 90
Mass av mr. 18th,
1br&3b 5000. 1898
Mass av mr. 18th.
1br, 3b. ........ .29I. OF,
Vt nv mr. K. 16r. 3b. $50. 90
II mr. 14th, l8r&2b. 25O. 90
X ! av mr. 18th, 12r. $50. 90
18th mr. NJ, 12r&b. 25O. 20
Dupont circle mr. p
st. 1Sr&2b. 200. 90
F mr. 18th. Tor. 200. 90
+ mr. 21st, 13r&b. 200. 90
Mass av nr17th, 13r2OO. 90
vt av mr. L, 16r&b. 200. 90
L mr. 18th, 13r&2b. POO. OO
l4th mr. l., 17r&2b. 1856. 81
Mass nv nr1Sth. l3r166. 6T
n mr. 10th. 13r&2b. $50. 90
2 mr. 23d, 13r&b. $50. 90
10Th ST near 7. .15O. 90
For full particulars apt
& CO. 1894 F. ST
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY 18TH. TWO PARTLY FURNISH
ell communicating rooms, first second floor
front. with heat and light. bet. ii and l.. 9th
and 18th sts.: terms reasonable; no stoves in
room Address 13l2 l. st. jaT-3ts
WA\fEb-BI YOUNG LADY. ROOM WITH
board. and of parlor: over 81 week i'm
q nice. quiet. private family centrally located,
Address l.. IL. Star office ja6-3ts
WANTED by JAN. Il. TWO OR THREE PEE
fcrdblyi unfinished second floor OH q ST
between l3th and 18th. vicinity house
Keeping Address Boz 800, city. State terms.
ja6-2ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANEED--5 AND GROOM HOI SES IN EAST
Washington for cash at today's values: send
particulars. JOHN F. DoNOHOE, sos Fast
capitol st. ja5-3ts
WANTED SEVERAL HOUSES FOR INVEST
ment; price, 81 ,2,0 to S3.00e: must pay good
of interest; give number and amount of
rent. Address PURCHASER B.. Star Office
ia.-3rs
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FOB LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES SEE
FURNISHED HOUSE COLUMN,
Elegant rooms In 'sun'i $50 r NV, Sd I, 3r. 5000
building, nreproof. from $50 F NV, 2r -. Sos 90
S2e to $50 each. 40 Il Az. $40 and SIS
en- SUITE all front, tic Coast Line build
steam heat. 90 Ing" all front and fire.
1911 F NV. Sd n.6r 81. 3o each
$50 NV. 2r. Is 90 $50 p NV. ;. IS and $40
Wsre nSSs near 4, so2 Oh st NV. 80 @
1872 Az (rear, SIS % 502s ct (rsar). SIS 90
jas R. O. HOFFMAN. 10th and Sta. NV. wv"
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
924 22d, 11r&b. $40. 60
1920 kenesaw .9r&h. A.. 80
221 11th sw. Sr. 2b. 30. 90
13O1Whitney av, sto. 5000
1i1O Pa av my. fiat.
3r 4 ba. .25. 90
1918 Brown st, Mt
Pl, Or, W, &c. %. so
1905 Meridian ave,
Mt Z, Crab. 20. 90
dele
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FOR RENT-CORNER GROCERY ANb PROVO
sion store: three stories, cellar, furnace no old
stock; no good will to pay for; two floors above
store and cellar and stable to almost nothing;
locality rapidly improving, with dwellings,
of and LIST SITS. NV; stable free of cost; rent
reduced from $50 to $50 per month. Apply at
sos 18th st. NV. ja3-1m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

+ OR SALE-53 ACRES NEAR ARLINGTON
$40 b. and T.. r. r.
City property for exchange
Money loaned mortgage.
SAMUEL BEALMEAI
Room 1903 Fidelity building
JaI-3t' Baltimore. Md
CHEAP SIsURBAN WINTER RENTS
Chevy Chase, Sr. and L.: so.
West Chevy Chase, Or: s..
1ai-3t MILES FULLER. Atty. 5O4 11th ST.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL. HOME q
miles from city. electric car, with over q
acres land and Necessary outbuIIdings: plenty
OF fruit. hard wood mantels, hot and cold
water. porcelain tub. furnace and range elec-
tic bells and AMI, best neighborhood In Alex
andrta county; price. IS. 500; easy terms. worth
1850: must be be appreciated Al
dress Pest Office Box 346 faI6ts
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WANTED-HELP.
NALL.

WANTED CoLORED BELL. ROY AND ERRAND
hey. Apply at CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL. ta'
vANTED-AtTIvE MAN To TRAVEL IN THIS
and adjoining counties. SIS month and all ex-
pensas experience capital required Al
dress GLOBE CO.. 20 Chestnut ST.. Philadei-
phia, Ia. Jat-St
wASTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME En-
pcrienec in the drug business Address MER-
Curry Star office Ja0-2t-
WANTED DRIVER FOR GROCERS TRUCK;
must have had experience grocer $ driver and
well acquainted with city streets. Address Box
90. star ofhce. Ja6.'t-
WANTED-BY A STRICTLY WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry house. a 6rst-class salesman must have an
established trafe that be shown AMI nm
questionable local references; none Others need
apply; all Communications treated absolutely
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THE NEW DISCOVERY, HYOMEI
found to be the only rational cure for
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma.
All druggists. 5aS-m,w.f,y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY WHITE MAN. SITUATION AS
cnachTnan sec Jnd man; understands the
II HORSES and knows the city. Address COACH
MAN. Star Office. ja6-2t-
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

Tor SALE-SINGIE TUBE TIRES. GCARAN-
te''d, 81 each; Chase 81. Goodrich, Akron Ohio,
81 handle bars changed. 15c. upwards FAC
TORY, 13I 9Th. js7.tf
FOR SALE-WE ARE TAKING; HALF A
dozen or more orders day for the new $50 ',s
Remingtons and Urients They are beyond doubt
the bandsomest, strongest and easiest running
wheels ON the market Ladies' mems models
l225 Pa. fa5.3f