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FIVE MILES ABOVE EARTH.


The Highest Balloon Ascent But One
Ever Made.
Great interest has been excited by
the remarkable balloon ascent by Pro-
fessor Berson of Berlin aud Mr..
Spencer, an aeronaut from the Crys-
tai Palace. The large balloon, filled
with hydrogen, reached height OF
27,600 feet-more than FIVE miles.
This altitude has only once been ex-
ceeded, and that was by Glaisher aud
| Coxwell, in 1862, when they ascended
$4,000 feet Mr.. Spencer says:
"When the balloon was let go it shot
straight up at perpendicular rate Of
1000 feet iu minute for 10, 900 feet,
when an air current bore it in south
easterly direction. When the balloon
was Is, 600 feet high it took a south
westerly direction. When we were
over the Isle Of Dogs we saw a mag
nificent.panorama. The English cham
mel lay at our feet. Ships were little
black dots. The coast of France was
distinctly visible, and the vast ex-
panse of the North sea touched the
horizon.
"At 25, 900 feet we had a decided
feeling of dizziness. Breathing be-
came difficult ] was about to remark
to Professor Berson that | felt pecu-
liar sensation, when he called
Spencer, oxygen, oxygen =
"That was the signal arranged for
the inhaling of compressed oxygen,
which had been taken along in tube.
seized the respirator and inhaled the
oxygen, and so did Professor Berson.
The result was marvellous. We felt
new life and could attend to the sand
bags and the manipulation Of the bal
loon as well as if on the ground. Pro-
fessor Berson was very pale, and he
told me that | was, too.
1--WE continued to soar upward, but
there was no appreciable difference in
the rarity of the atmosphere. When
at q higher altitude was curious to
ascertain the effect of the atmosphere
and removed the respirator.
In about a quarter of minute |
felt the same feeling of giddiness
creeping over me. Then Professor Ber-
sen called again spencer, oxygenr
inhaled the oxygen and had the
same sensation as before Finally we
reached27, 501fee which was not quite
the record Of Glaisher when he was
nearly asphyxiated. In my opinion,
we might have gone much higher with
out Inconvenience, as long as we in
hated our lungs with oxygen. But
there were only four bags Of ballast
left, and therefore | warned Professor
Berson that it was not safe to throw
any more away.
SAT 1850 feet the thermometer
showed 20 degrees below zero. We
felt limp and weak. We shivered and
trembled, although wrapped in lots of
flannel. The cold was shocking. All
the metallic articles, the ballast bag
hooks, the steel tube of the com
pressed oxygen, and other metal sub
stances were coated with ice. The
sky was an intense blue. The sun
was SO dazzling that we dared not look
at all.
''We made the descent at terrific
speed in the upper attitudes. When
the ballast bags were thrown out to
steady the balloon, the sand scattered
in the air and played around the fit
tings of our car. 1t was only when
we we're within 10000 feet of the
earth and in warmer atmosphere that
the balloon began to descend steadily.
We alighted gently in field of stub
ble."
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-14

Many amusing stories have been
told OF war office delays in the dis
tribution of medals, but l think the
following caps them ALL In 1866 aud
1870 various imperial aud other troops
took part, as some of my older read
ers msy remember, in suppressing the
FeniGn raids into Canada, as we'll as
in the Red River expedition, among
them being the First Battalion Rife
Brigade, with which the Duke of Con
naught was at the time serving. In
1S91-thirty-one years after the earlier
service and tweDty-seven after the
later-those who we're still alive out
of the soldiers who served in these
expeditions were officially informed
that medal was to be issued. In
November, 1897, formal applications
were made to the war office for the
medal, and the applicants were refer
red in reply to the Canadian govern.
ment. The Canadian government re-
ferred them back to the Imperial au
thorities, in the shape of the G. o.
G., Halifax. Applications sent to
that officer We're acknowledged with a
notification that the officials were
awaiting instructions as to what fur.
ther steps should be taken with re-
gard TO applicants for the medal; !"
and it was added that ''the inyestiga-
ton, as you are aware, must take 9
very considerable time" 1t has in
deed, for up to the present time the
medals have not been received.
Whether the investigation need have
taken all this time is not so certain.
How much longer are the men to
wait? One of them, in letter | have
received, remarks that if the authori.
ties will only hurry up, he has some
distant hope that the decoration will
reach him in time to be pinned with
the other war honors on the foot oi
his coffin. At this rate of proceeding.
l would suggest that, instead Of
medals, the authorities should issue
suitable tablets. to be affixed to tomb
stones. London Truth.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-14

A curious story is told in the British
war office. Some years ago workman
was engaged in casting metal for the
manufacture Of ordnance at the Wool
wich arsenal when he lost his balance
and fell into a huge ealdron containing
twelve tons of molten steel. The meta
was at white heat and, of course, the
unfortunate man was utterly consumed
in an instant. The war department
authorities held a conference and de
eided not to profane the dead by using
the steel in the manufacture of ord
nance, and the enormous mass Of meta
was actually Inferred and church o.
England clergyman read the buria
service over It.
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Thoroughly tired from the work amaze
worry Of fixing UP the new home I'D
the suburb where she and her husp,.ns in
had moved three days before Mliau
Wharton was just sinking into a uVSha'
when her maid came bursting III ~
A lady was waiting in the parior 2 ~, y.
low, the maid said. She had Gu ain.
riage, coaehman, footnian, ana the
dressed in the height of fashion ling
must be one OF the society leaders sAid
the suburb.
Gratified at this early recognition mi,
her by the society Of the place,
Wharton put on her new black snher
and hurried down. aries
As she entered the parlor n sta'uss
matron arose and came forward WI ,ncs
both hands outsiretehed. frat
ALLOW me to welcome you to P--said
she said, with gracious smile. anee
Mrs. Wharton was charmed. an
society leader of certainty" she satv
to herself. .ot
They sat and talked for some tim
and every minute Mrs. Wharton
came more enamOred OF her chlieF'
ITO be thoroughly part of the
ciety of P there Is Just one TIN
you need.p said the lady, at length
"And what is thatT' eagerly ask
the young wife. T
The woman stepped to the frtf
door. James" She called. bring -
my bag" A minute later it was hai
ed her. the
II have it here" she said in reply ~ Nv
Mrs. Whartons question, drawinAer
moroceo-bound book from the b
"No home is complete without
Society Woman's Guide shall be
lighted to take your order. In cloth 1t
is s.; In morocco"
But Mrs. Wharton had hed.-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-14

They had surrounded him, had til,
patriotic women, this hero of tht
Fighting 18th. He had most engag
ing limp.
'fWas it done by one of thost
dreadful mauser b1llets?" asked tn,
tall blonde with the eyeglasses.
"Will You be crippled for hfe?'
queried the plump brunette.
II suppose he was shot while car
rying q wounded comrade off the
field?" gushed the romantic maiden.
The crippled veteran, as modest al
he was brave, was visibly embarrassed
by these tributes from the fair. A.
soon as he could control his emotion
he remarked, simply:
.Ah, g'wanl 'Taint nawthin' bu
boil on me knee. y Buffalo Ex
press.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-14

Themountains about Santiago, Cuba,
are rich in iron and manganese, and
valuable mines Of both these ores are
owned by American companies. The
annual expectation OF iron tothe blast
furnaces of Pennsylvania and Mary
land has been nearly 400, 900 tons.
The orss of manganese are almost as
valuable as those of Russia. Cuba
contains also considerable deposits Of
copper and was once famous for gold.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-14

''ATrs. Meeker," observed a friend
of the family, sis very superior
woman. She ean converse intelligent.
ly, I believe, on thousand different
topics.
''Yes, sighed Mr.. Meeker, ''and
she does Boston Traveller
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MALE
FEMALE.

WANTEp-A WHITE WOMAN. WANTING TO
leave the city fer the summer. would like
position cook h,ussk keeper. Please address
IIUJ sen EEtEK. Star office. my1O-}t'
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAvTFD-TO LEASE FOR CLIENT, BY THE
year :artly furnished unfinished house; 10
10 y large ruuus. stable for 1 horses; large
~, unds; Columbia or Washington Heights pre-
f.rrel. farther out tauroughfare: btst care
guaranteed Apply 10 ZACH. NJ. KNOTT *
90. 1873 y. !. ave. myIO-:;t.
WANTED HOT SIS FOR CLIENTS As FOLLOWS:
Broom house, S+5pO cash one near Capitol, So
CtU. others nv. 5000 $1,000. Yours may
suit We have many properties for exchange,
a>t Numerous Inquiries for vacant houses Won
d. ans harm 10 try Us once. WALTER \.
brown. l423 IA. ave. rayT-3t
WANTED Us HANDLE YOUR PROPERTY
We have exceptional fac lities for renting We
advertise literally. Office il centrally located
and take tie best Of economical care Of prop
erty intrdsted 10 We pake prompt settle
nleut FOR rental paid u.
Tie best class Of tenants come to us and de-
perd Us.
We are also quick finding a buyer IL you
want u sell. Com. and US
my.-3t STONE \ FAIRFAX SOC Z 81. u W.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COUKT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA.
Ferdinand Il. Earhart ct al.


OF COLI MBIA.
Ferdinand Il. Earhart E al. }
In EOuity No 1881
Virginia r. +. Ferguson ct nj. }
On consideration Of the report of Joseph j.
Darlington. Adoiph A HoehlIng jr and William
J. Miller. trustees. filed in the above entitled
cause, That they have received from Decide & Co
real estate agents. offer To purchase said sibdi-
ylsl"n bots nfteep and sixteen in Ferdinand But
Ter SUBDIVISION OF lot one. two and part Of four
teen, In sicEre numbered two kuLdred and twenty
sl1. Win improvements thereon, and for the sum
OF hfieen thousand dollars less four hundred and
hity d"iiars said Decide * Co.'S commissions on
the terms set forth In said offer and report IL is
this 80 day Of May 1898. adludged ordered and
decreed that the said trustees be and they are
hereby utAoTized and directed to aeeepe said
offer on the terms and conditions mentioned in
said offer and report and the same be and Is
hereby ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be hown on or before the Sd DAY OF June
A D. 1888. Provided. a copy Of this order be pub.
lshed Cnee week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and In The Evening
Star before the said last mentioned day.
By the court: A. b. HAGSER, Asso Justice
True Ccpy-Test: J. r. YOUNG Clerk
BY FRED q O'CONNELL, Asst Clerk
uIvs3- iaW-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEi-TO RENT = OR 3 FURNISHED Of
nee rooms for dentist. bet G. and X /. ave
and 9TH and lith nv. LIST floor; private resi-
dence Address. giving price. Box A. Star Office
uy7-3t'
NANTED-iF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed &c me; applicants daily; suburban places in
demand, beware OF frauds guaranteeing tenants on
payment fee. ii. j. SrALEY. IS Atlantic bldg
IL
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BICYCLES.

hInERs. ATTENTION-wE HAVE THIS DAY
e.ved IS high grade bicycles, and slightly
l. offered the eatest siaughtering prices
ih. year-'9I and 9s models. Before you pay
igd SIS, AID Single tube tires
"a u. $3.50. bought outright. NEW YORK
cycle CO., ASA oth st. ny6-6ls
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FOR KENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE. 1114 f NV
3uul 18th. .$5npo lOIoom house in Hiv-
1il3 Ilary d,ColIits 1000 eTdale, ami SD 90
S14 u ne - 90 Or fiat 11G 1lth - ~
1906 18Th. 1000 l223 Yale, Col Hts ii. 90
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CO.. 1919 r ST

foR RENT-HoUSE IT4l f ST. NV; ~ RMS
all mod imps., $40 81 + 81. NV. 4 rms mod
imps. sli 50. W. {. JOHNSON. 1902 lsts. st
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WANTED-HELP.
VI 8Ll-

-ANTFI-A FIEST-rLA>S CuLoRED BUTLER.
=, -.tfEraI
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FOR RENT-R. G. CAMPBELL. 5lT 10TH SrN.W.
lSb. X NV. SS1.Uu 2l5 an $40 Sc 5000
80 Sth lie. Dr.. .2u.JD Iu6 Ith store. l5-uJ
loil Covinston. Or. 1. b 5I1 lotA n", store iu-vo
1919 CoyiHston, ". TO- >J5 Al store 5000
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
IAsIRNIsRt-s,.

FOR kLNrZ 1919 3oth. Or......2o.s 30
S go :. =, IT M 900 -sis2o olive 6rsSh.
ZOOS y s.. fund .Go.o0 300. J. nat. ar. $50
l"lS 18th lar n D. 2226 q, 7r UAe...l140
@, Gel nj 90 2I'a a. G. w&s.. 1850
80 lsth. lor&h mi b. 81 Rrlghtwd Or Gel " IS ~
- I'd sr cel.h~ .on 222t Va av Or ". ~ 50
55 ,55 H. ~, 81 ~, go s"d roniesuy. ca -
2l,sra ay lr&b.ms5 Icls I'd Gr. 10 30
<aI' Ia ave. Or * su5 2Ith Gr&ua - ~ 30
go .f&s' mi ," - aoI6 2lst Or, 10 81
$.S ssS 50 8 fis In @ ef or rAw 90
al 80. srNh. Gel. mi.So-5J i5i5 IIa,es 10 So
sSsS a. SSp M =. 80 1870 21th. a.. 1850
nos Nd a, sw. Or. Nooms.. IS 10 4 1900
go 80 Geei ni55 81 ssG 2 Il eel & $50 30
iIio h'hsnAn' "'% - 3 ia HS. w&g.. 2r39
e Ss9s 2lSf g sei mi 2 $ lsIs s..:.... %
l2lo 18th, 7r&b nj. ESQ STABLES
IA ''h ~ ~ 80 :; i2gs q sits rs sig 90
-nls l. o.; eel mi 2o3J sll 10Th >.loft 1000
my -s.tu&th Wf,SroTT y WILCOX. Iap5 IA. ay.
FOR RENT No. 72e aISr ST. MY. alSroRS
brick house. with rc1ms. bath ard cellar. not
a M %fg r r ~1 rent a. gT rais and m2S allow
my1-3t alG 4 - n "
roE RENT 80. ST; NV. NICE GROOM
lrick; water. gas AMI latrgbe: ccnvcnlcnt to
iket, schools, etc: reduced To $3.50. KEYS IN
500 st r. e BRADLEY. 1893 I st. tcsitf
FOR RENT - PRESS-BRICK BAY WINDOW: y
rooms. n mi concrete cellar; newly pHI,erca aud
painted. all in best condition. ll9 New York
ma %,
FOR RENT
2los Ward pl sr. $50 80 $50 whitney av 6rl4oo
Sl5l NV, sr... 81. 30 6c6 Callan ne. 81. 10 so
S MI, Sc ;,,,; ~ o. B,eekid hcnses ESQ Gp
IHE MoLACBLEN REAL rs. AND LOAN Co,
ap2l-tf 10th aud 4, sis NV
FOR kENT- 1929 Cap. ar. -. SO
~ Iist NV 1T $4,000 Zoo Clev 4 CT. IL 80
2llJ Pa ay. lar 2b. $50 1897 32d store as 90
80 - nv, 1T. LTD 1914 Cap. Or. .ls.UO
ai43 Zist NV. 2r- % 90 81 y \ ave, Or. li.OO
100, SD str. Or. -. 30 COS blair ne. ar. %,
d2i5 llth NV. 81 . 30 Blair rd mod DIV. llr.
<l-s l. NV, ar e3-Uol 4.a arreS OF grid. 5000
ap2ltf l. RUST 6os i4th St NV
ioR RENT-HoUSE I14l f ST NV; - RMS.
all mod. imps.; $40. 81 + 81. NV rms mod
imps., sli 50. W. Z. JOHNSON 1902 lsts, st
NV. Hp29-tt
FOR RENT-DEEBIE CO., 1919 ST
633 La av. store. $40. 90 i4iO Pa nv NV fat
ltlo ia AZ, sto&cel 80 Oh 3r 4 bath. % 90
GIG MY. 2lr&b 1000 1923 l1th. er&b ami $50
Bios y, 7rAb fur. so 90 1898 Meridian ave
500 sd ST, llr&b. &c. so Mt T. Cab. Is 30
lsV6 Riggs III NV. - 10th ne crab. Is 80
9T * bath 90 1910 Pa NV. nnt,
I505 r l av 6r&2b. 32.3 ar & bath - is -
1901 Whitney aN.sto3OoO lGi4 Valley nv Or. wl23O
SnoS irving III NV. 12li Ward ct. Ar. 1000
.25S 18th nw,or&b- 26oo R'r lI5i X .4rtcoD. 500
Or q bath 80 Rrl523 IL srtcol $50
l24 f sc. 1rSb.. % so 1883 Scott St 2r..5OO
myi
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FOR RENT-NEW, MODERN 12-RO0M HOUSE,
2616 18th ct. NV, Columbia Heights. $50 per
month. Awnings and screens for windows In
clu1ed. Inquire room 8. Bliss bldg, SO Ut.
NV. OF telephone 17ek, ap62m
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FOX KENT-DEEBLE &
633 La av, store. So. 90
l4l0 Pa av, sto&cel - o.
GIG L nIv. 2lr&b...15. on
Bios ., 7r&b fur. so. 90
500 2Bd ST, llr&b. 4c. 80
lsV6 Riggs pl NV.
Or * bath. 30. 90
1905 II | nv. 6r&2b. 81. 30
1901 Whitney Nv. sto3O.o0
1888 Irving pl nv.
2233 18th NV Grab &c 90
Or x bath. ......25. 80
l24 F sc. 1r&b. p 50
mNs
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WI 1919 u.
l4lO Pa nv NV fat.
Sr 4 hath. .. 20
1923 lIth crab ami 2U.5O
1898 Meridian ave.
Mt L. Crab. .....ls-5O
- 10th ne, crab. 1850
l4l0 Pa nv NV. nnt,
sr & bath..-..l5.1
lO4i Valley nv Or. wl2.3O
l2li Ward ct. 4r..lo-o0
RI lisa X .4rtcoD. 500
R'rl523 IL NV srtcol $50
1888 Scott ST. 2r....5.OO
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FOR RENT-OwNERS OF HOUSES OR LOTS
for rant are advised to communicate with uu-
dersigned, my clients are yearly tenants, who
pay promptly.
Ali n search of stores residences, stables, coal
yards vacant ground will do well to
mrnicats with me at once. as ! have large
Estate Broker. 1925 10th st. NV. Resident of
d, G. since 1851 my1-3r
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FOB RENT-sl7 nth ST., JUST SOUTH OF
Smithsonian; rooms, bath, dry cellar; ami
OWNER. 308 18th ct. an. apl5-tf
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR ENT-STORE NO. 1925 PA. AVE. NV,
. with Gxtu es: in irst-class condition. a. A.
WILSON. Room .. Firemen's lns. Co. bldg.
mylU5t
FOR RE>T-THE GARFIELD PHARMACY.
Stock Tor sale. Apply +. Ii. DuEHAi, 3O1 18th
st. NV. my9-3t-
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FOR SALE-OE UNCOMFORTABLE s-RoOM
house at Iyattsville; terms easy. Apply To j.
H. RAl~SiON, Hyattsyijle, or Loan and Trust
building my9-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-NEAR BROOkI.AND, DC, IS
acres, beautifully situated, with Improvements,
rented; fKiCE Low; UNlNCUMBfHED; Will
trade for houses and ASSUME TRUST. Call
for particulars. STONE 4 FAltFAX,
u-ylU-iu. b, s-3t SU6 NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10th K st. NV. Inc nUst coirplete and
thoroughly equipped halls ill the city Tor
cietes banquets, enterlaip uents aud rcceptlons.
For terms apply at ball. my3-ts
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Keeping Will sell beautiful upright piano Of
standard make at great sacrifice. Address
BOX III, Star office. myiU-2ts
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
TIE REMINGTON OFFICE. modern machine:
perfect condition Guaranteed; with stand; deliy-
cred free in city, month applies purchase
OF new when directly following rental.
WYCkOEF, SEAMANS d. BENEDICT,
debit Cor. 9Th and sts NV
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2lSl l. NV. Sr.. 81. 90 6G6 Callan ne 81 10 so
I'D \ Sc. Or. - 30 BIookl'j houses. " 30 an
THE MoLACBLEN REAL rs. AND LOAN 90.
ap2l-tf loth and 4, SIS nv
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1914 n. l2r&2 ba. $500 1907 Erie NV. Sr =. Is 90
2o34 st, 12r. 90 IA Patterson me- 5r. IL. 90
1926 st, 9r&b. AS so
STORES.
101 9Th st NV. $500 1887 7th st NV. $50 90
FLATS.
zoos 3 st, 4 rooms $1,000
HEISk ELL & McLERAN,
ap30s, tuoSth-f zoos L st.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-SIX-HoOM FLATS. AT 1928 PA.
| ave- NV; new plumbing papering and painting.
| Apply to A. A. WILSON. Room 8. Firemens
ms Go. bldg my1OJt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.


FOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER. WELL FUR
nishcd house of rooms; within squares of
Dupont Circle and l square Of rapid transit.
low rental. Address H. $. S'ar office. myln-3'
Fer RENT-NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
and 1Stn St. Il completely furnished house of IA
rooms; baths; hot water heat; incandescent
electric lighting. etc; rent. S225 per APP
ply to COLLINS x GADDIS, 5l1 18th
my lost
FOR RENT - Low FOR SUMNER - THREE
story furnished brick and stone. ami: wide al
ley on west; Ii. ge bay widows top Of hous";
2story vtranda across south font: l. cool rooms;
tiled bath 6Nli; large back yard Apply at
house 1884 st NV myiU-2ts
FOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL Or COR. HOUSE.
fur: entrance ON SITS: well adapted for doc
tor; or part Of same: bed room. plrlnrs din
ing room and kitchen; location excellent. near
car lines; rent low. Apply 1887 VT.
my1O2t'
Fer RENI-FOR THE-SUMMER-A NICELY
furnished, Nell-sspt house of 8 rooms Apply at
once at l2l3 18th ST. NV, from am till =
pm my6-it'
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FOR SALE AND RENT-IN THE BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBS Of FALLS CHURCH VIENNA AND
PALLSTON, handsome g, 8 and 10-ruom cot
-taees easy monthly payments. q acres, 4
room house, stable, shade, fruit, &c, 81 500;
center of Falls Church beautiful lawn. stable,
artesian well, $500; easy payments. A few
mort des .rabie cottages for rent Electric and
steam cars to Falls Church. % trains each way
DAHL. am to II pm. NJ. +. CHURCH, Falls
Church Va. Telephone call, 70T. ap9-tf
81 BTRBAN PROpERTY-NEW HOUSE; TWO
stories, line rooms; from to sixty acres of
icnd; six miles the Capitol: and one
half miles from Hyattsvilie Station, and one
mile from Rlverdalc Clear of incumbrance
For sale exchange for city property.
STEWART SlCKLER,
apl2-f Bliss building. No IS b street n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-10
FOR RENT-OFEICES.

FOR RENT-MODERN OFFICE ROOMS, FUR
nished uLiurnished in the Bliss bldg, 80 Is
ct. NV, opposite the Capitol grounds. Inquire
), telephone 1875. ap5u
FOR RENT-IllO L NV, METZEROTT Bldg
F.ne rooms including steam heat, electric
Igh elevator and janitor service. Price, 81. 80
per GASCH BROS, 1897 Il ST. fe26-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-10

WANTfIt- YUUNt; MAN. AGED l. OR -. WHO
rides wheel. can use typewriter and has talent
INK TO ability AIDA - tOALINE, star "ti,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-10

FOR SALE-AT CAPITOL VIEW PARK, MD,
well built Broom cottage, with hne porches,
stable and oUtbuiidngs; we'll Of excellent water,
fine grove of oak trees; $4,000 feet OF land
within five minutes walk OF b. and O. R.R. and
two electric lines; will sell reasonable
terms for 81 300. Or will exchange for desir-
able city property, or lease for term Of years.
EOBT. l. FLEMING,
ryi-1Jt lois Eth st. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-10
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-NEW 10-RODM HOUSE: Anil:
brown-stone base and steps: large closets and
newly rapered: blocks from f.. Cap. and
ave. cars and market. 219 9Th ST. myl0:i'
FOR REN'r-lo24 17rH, 11R.S2 BATHS. =. $50. 80
1fi9 De Sales ST.. lur. X bath. ........... -
my10-3t. TliUS. W. HUNGERFDRD. 1919 II NV.
wood ave, lie Droit Park; large terraced lawn:
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tenant. G. SHEPALD, owner 500 +
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
VIA PNEUMATIC TUBE
TIE way Dtsssrs MAy Bs served N
sAs SeaE Ysssrs 10 We -
Dssirs IA

Al inventor has worked out q sehene
IN whieh . r..,.nr.nt eoupauy or
wapIc;n.lkiteA.n liz th.taiGresobl.
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p.,ron. wi,h -, diposr. u. pu.uma,I,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-01
yellow JaundIce Cured.

Suffering humanity should be
supplied with every means posi-
bio for its relief. IL is with pleas
ure we publish the following; this
is to certify that l was q terrible
sufferer from Yellow Jaundiee for
over six months, and was treated
by some OF the best physicians but
to no avail. DIR. Bell, our druggist,
recommended Electric Bitters and
after taking two bottles was com
pletely cured now take great
pleasure in recommending them
to any one suffering from this ter
tible malady- / am gratefully
yours NJ, A. HOgarty, Lexington,
Ky. Sold by A. Hughes, LOuIsa,
Ky.