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Eolgate. Gsra A.
Nss.r. :iS NJ %o Aqss and ls s5 n'ss
Daniels aged years and months ~ ,,s,
Funeral .srvs' w e. be. parents at r.'ae"F NO.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
DE FoREsr-on Sunday August 8. At Ltchneid. Ora
Interment at Albany. y. Y
DEvoE-A Denver. Cot, the 4th day Of Ausqs' -
5 AZ ax long s1 and D Na.r and a DeSs IN Is.
s5th year Of his ,,,-,,.-- l....,.-.
THURSDAY. Angus, 10 1899. at .. n
GREvEs-on Monday August . 1892 Helen sandiore.
widow o. James t,reyes 10 me ssh ysss n -. -
Rosele y. J.. Thursday August 10. 1893. at 2@ p m
s. Murray m H: Sa o. Angst se ~.
IlISan 1 HAVE d. Of Philaiephia
Funeral services Thursday morning August 10 AZ ioSo
J. Burchell No IS Ea~, ssd-.,.. New-York cry.
rnterment at Philadelphia. Penn.
HaSas iss Be a Mar 81 r a fa1s' Widow
:. HIS. q Albany. y Y.
Ess; oranSe. & J.. n Thursday 10Th In.i. al i.S
?. m Officiating clergyman. the Rev. Or. Frale' o,
Iniern.nt Greenwood.
HoLGATE-At Tarryto~n, y Z. on Tuesday Ausia
Funeral services vii . he'd A. heT lste residence S-~
Grove-s. Tsrrytown. Thursds' August 10. At i9so
Inierment at the convenience Of n. family.
HoRToNIAt B5eh;on E6gIsnd on July 81. 1929. s.rsh
serena beloved vie ci Harry l. Horton
Funeral services MOrsvian Church. NeT-DorA
staten Island Wednesday. August Q. al II 40 g. m
Interment PRIV ate
KUTsCHBACK-on Monday. August 1890. Frsia oniy
child Of Robert a. and Edith l. Kutsch6ack
Funeral Grace Church White Plano.
"Wednesday afternoon. AZ S o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers.
LYNDE-.At Poultn-y. VI. Aurus S, Martius 7. LyuAA
IN the T4th year u his
Funeral services vl b. held residence No.
~ Columbia Heights Brooklyn. Wednesday. August v
at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited
REMNEY-S Suddenly. August T. John r Remmey.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TRUSLOW-On sunday. August g. her resti.ncs,
WOodles Farm summit. y J.. Annie 3. widow d
samuel W. Truslow and daughter Of the late William
Wall.
Funeral services will be held arrival ~ Train lsav
ing Christopher-st. and Barc.ayst ferries NeVYork
1910 o'clock a. n. Wednesday. AUguff meeting
carriage summit Station
WILLIAMS-At his home. Sunday. August g. 1899. ROB
:. VILLA
Friends invited attend funeral services at
his late residence No. 10 Hopperst TUESDAY aternoon
o. clock
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EX-GOVERNOR W 7. ATKINSON.

Newman. Ga. Aug. s.-W. Y. Atkinson, former
Governor died at his home az s:52 o'clock this
morning He had been III FOR ten days, and his
physicians gave up hope for his recovery several
davs ago Governor Atkinson was one OF the Lead
ers OF the Democratic party in this state
William Yates Atkinson born at Oakland.
Ga. in 1855 He was graduated at the University
OF Georgia in 1877. and admitted 70 the bar
the next year He Immediately entered POLITICS.
and vas a member Of the State Legislature from
1856 10 1894 and Speaker in 1924.
His greatest prominence in the Legislature was
xained through his efforts to defeat the movement
Tor placing the Home for Confederate veterans
among the beneficiary institutions OF the state.
His election as Governor in 1894 was protest.
against the old regime He defeated General
Evans a Confederate soldier OF note In the nom
mating convention Governor Atkinson was re-
elected for a second term. which expired Novem-
Der 1925 He several times chairman or the
Democratic State Committee. He was an advocate
OF free silver and favored an income tax.
Governor Atkinson was trustee OF the Cnyer-
sity OF Georgia and the founder and PRESIDENT OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the Georgia Normal and
Industrial College.
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The Rev. Dr. Charles Marion Lamson was born
a. North Hadey, Mass. on May 10. 1913. he was
educated at Wlllison Seminary Easthampton' anu
Amherst College where he was graduated IN lsoi
He remained at Amherst for two years as an in
structor in Latin and English. after which ne went
abroad and studied theology az Halle University
Returning 70 this country in 1858, DR.. Lamson be-
came pastor OF the Porter Congregational Church
IN Brockton Mass Two years later he was called
20 the Salem Street Congregational Cnurch
Worcester where he remained until 1855, when he
was called 10 the pastorate Of the North Cong.e-
gatonal Church, ST. Johnsbury, Vt In that year
he received the degree Of d. D. from his alma
mater In 1893 DR. Lamson became pastor OF the
Centre Church at Hartford In 1897 ne was elected
president OF the American Board Of Commiss ioners
for Foreign Missions. succeeding the Rev. Dr. K
S storrs. DR.. Lamson had been trustee OF Am
herst College since 1855 - -
He was married on December % 1852. 70 Miss
Helena F. Brdgman Of Amherst. She and nve
children survive him.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington. Aug. s.-Tre high area IN 'hs norm
.lovlv disappearing and the temperatures over 's O."
rtct are rising except from the Ohio 'aAey ana
lake region eastward Hisn temperatures - =,
-, -L.-. nave been showers and .hunderstorms in
,n. South Atlantic States Middle Mississippi Naley ana
over Western Lake Superior. Conditions remain p.acs
cail,. unchanged Pacific Coast and plateau
showers continuing th4 north-rn pateau ~ :
and th1nderstorms indicated tor "eanesIsy az q
b,,rxttv IN The Ohio and Middle Mississippi 'aeys a'
the lake regions and also in Northern Flofaa ans 20,
,s-atur. will rse from the OHIO Faey ano 'UN
80 essor ass,ward and continue high elsewhere ne
winds IN the Atlantic Coast will BE- mostly easterly 70
,,,,bsrly and fresh. Telegraph communication WIN
80 tr,ards % the Indies east OF san Llonso was
en- an during the day. The hurricane eehre vas eP
a--.,,y snnroacninz Porto Rico. Hurricane warnings
go MED westward Santiago CUBA. ahd enlps
t,,,d ,orrb ana east from Cuban and Janlacan poTts
uera advised remain IN por1
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REBELS CROSS THE BORDER.
FOLLOWERS OF JIMINEz INVADE SAN
DOMINGO FROM HAYTIAN TER
RITORY.

port-au-Prince Hayti Aug S.-The revolu-
-onsry Dominican troops which assembled at
ouanaminthe have crossed the frontier and have
,aken possession of Dajabon The garrison at
that place retired TO Fort Beair. a strategic
nosition commanding the town The foreign
nopulation and the Haytian Consul left the
place.
Il is considered probable that Jirnnez the
leader Of the revolution, will attempt to make
landing on the island shortly in order to Join
the revolutionary troops at Dajabon and take
direction Of the movement. The Haytian Gov
eminent is taking measures 10 prevent Jiminez
from landing in its territory.
FINANCIAL REFORM IN SAN DOMINGO.
rRov1DuSG FOR THE PUBLIC BURNING OF PAPER
MONEY EVERY MONTH
santo Domingo Aug S-The new Government
Nas laid a law before Congress for considera-
ton according TO which import dues can be
PAID II American gold or national silver or paper
money but 20 PEI cent OF the same must be paid
IN paper money 10 a special commission named
~ the Government in the different ports
This commission will be instructed TO burn
publicly the amount received during each month
The law is to remain in force until ali paper
money N circulation shall have been taken up
According g a former law now in force. Ger
tain part ~ the export dues is applied for the
same purpose
4 favorable change in the financial situation is
expected II the Government bill Is approved by
Congress.
Judging BY the latest news received from the
interior OF the republic the country continues
quiet
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For New England. fair to-day and Thursday; fresh
northerly to easterly winds.
For Eastern NewYore. fair to-day and Ihursasyi
,,vb ,.rp4rare Thursday fresh north.ry 20 esstsry
winds
For N. District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
N.vJar.ey Delaware MARYLAND ard Virginia, fair to-
dsy ana Thursday. high temperature Thursday. fresh
.asferly 70 southerly winds.
For western Pennsyvanl and Western New ork fair
,,-dav ana hur-dsy. temperature THURSDAY fresh
~ br1sk sartArlv southery winds
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COLONEL JoUAUST's MANNER.

London. Aug s.-All the correspondents OF the
London morning papers az Rennes comment IN
their dispatches upon the discourteous manner
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EC ROPE
DAILY with sundays 81 rs month. Address changed
II often desired
DAILY without sunday. NA month. Adirsss
changed a often desired
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IN THE UNITED STATES.

IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY with sunday, s. month, address changed -
often desired: s. 80 for three months. s. for Sx
months $40 year.
DAILY without sunday 90 cents a month, address
months. s.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE tseparately). 81 for sir nonths
g. year Address changed often desired
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Issued Wednesdays. 81 year;
foreign countries except Mexico and Canada 81 %
year. including postage
SEMI-WEEkLG TRIBUNE, issued Tuesday. and IN
DAYS 81 year; 81 for SIX months. Every Tuesday. .
OF the with spain. Every Friday an mus
trated supplement To foreign countries except Mexico
and Canada. including extra postage. ~ to year.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for is99. . cents a copy.
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IN NEw-YORK CITY.
REMITTANCE=

One cent per copy extra postage e charged or he
DAILY and sEMi-WEEKLY 70 mall subscribers In New
York City
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Jayne's Expectorant Is Known almost the world
over for its wonderful efficacy In the cure Of Throat
and Lung Diseases. 80
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THE REV. DR.. CHARLES N. LAMsoN

St Johnsbury VI. Aug s-The Rev. Charles NJ
Iamson. D. D.. OF Hartford. Conn. president o
the American Board Of Commissioners for Foreig
Missions died here suddenly az about II ococ
this morning. Death was due to neuralgia OF "a
heart
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OFFICES

RFMrTTANCES should always made IN Foston1os
ronev order Express money order. draft on New
York City II cash is sent by mall unregistered Tss
Tribune will be responsible for It's loss
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rpr5r-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure. indicated by the Tribunss self
recording The dotted line shows the
ture as recorded az Psrry'. Pharmacy.
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Tribune once, Aug o. 4. m.-rhs weather yesterday
vas fair and cool The temperature ranged between IS
and 75 degrees the 701 degrees) being de-
gr.es lower than Monday IL degrees lower
than that OF the corresponding day last year.
The weather today will be fair with fresh winds ,
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"If my food would only digest. II WILL ana prompl
IT, by using Johnson's Digestive Tablets.
DIED..

DIED.
Daniels Eleanor B. Horton. Sarah 9.
De Forest. Albert n. Kutschbacs Freda-
DeI oe Edmund NJ Isynde, ysrtius T.
Greves Helen ). Remmey, John
Harwood. Paul. Truslo~. Annie
Hills. MARY +. Williams, hoo~Ve
Eogate, Clara A.
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Gerrnan steamers saiins %
TUESDAYS take Printed Matter. FOR Germany, ana
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc. tor other
parts Of Europe. American and White star steamers
On wednesdays, German steamers on Thursdays ana
Cunard French and German steamers OF SATURDAYS
take Printed Matter etc FOR all countries for which
they are advertised 70 carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transataare
Mails named above additional supplementary mall.
opened on the piers the American. English. french
and German steamers. and remain open un-l within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing
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WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESMAN AT ONCE.
MORTON e. STUI7T s. CO. 1Z'l + 81. NV
jail
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ANNA q. HUNT DECEASED
No Sl4a. Docket 24.-Amhruse X. Michler aud
Samuel Maddox. executors. have. with the approval
Of the supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
holding Special Term for Orphans Court bus
iness, appointed Friday. February 10. 1872 al 10
O'Clock an. as the time and said court the
place, for making payment and distribution under
the courts direction and control. when and where
shares or leraces or residue. are notified To at
thorized, With their claims against the estate
properly vcuched: Provided. this order be pub
lshed once in each of three successive weeks be-
fore said day in the Washington Law Reporter
and Evening star. Signed January g. lSgg. j.
NOTA McGIIL, Register Of Wills SAMUEL MAD
DoX. Attorney. jali-Inw-3t
ESTATE OF ALFRED r. JACKSON. DECEASED
No. sl00. docket 24.-Frederick W. Bradford adj
minisrator. has. with the approval Of the Su-
prcme Cont 81 The District of Columbia holding
"A special term for Orphans Court business APP
pointed FRIDAY. JANUARY TWENTY SFN-
ENTII, 1888. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN as the
time and said court the place FOR making pay
ment and distribution under the courts direct ion
and CONTROL when and where ali creditors and
entitled to distributive shares or legaries
or a residue are notified attend In person or
by agent or attorney duly authorized with their
claims against the estate properly v0uched. Pro-
vlded. this order be published once in each Of
three successive weeks before said day In the
Washington Law Reporter and I'm The Evening
Star Signed January 3, 1899 j. NoTA Mc6,III
Register Of Wills. JOHN RIDoUT. Attorney
ja4-iaw3w
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WANT b MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED W. RICE, 1882 1TH ST. w WILL.
pay the highest cash prices fol- ladies' gents Gnd
children ; cast~on clothing and shoes and haTs
Ad,irtss a postal and VIII call ja1l-1St*
WANTED--HiGHE EST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
old gud, silver, watches, diamonds anu jew elry of
every description. ! SELlNCiElt. SI6 + st. n. W.,
opposite patent office. ja11-16t"
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LADIES GOODS.

WANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THAT MRS LIv.
tngston OF New York, owner and patentee OF The
Self adjusting Garment cutting Machine has
taken parlo-s at ZOOS II NV aud desires the
pleasure of showing this wonderful invention for
cutting ladies' and chiidIens garments without
paper patterns, pencils weights. screws or pius.
We cut on lining or cloth; therefore, one cutter
can accomplish as. much two; guarantee
pupils can cut, haste, seam and bone before try.
ing on; positively no alterations for even the
most irregular form; special attention is called
to our system of emitting skirts: our specially is
to ut the form. doing away with fullness that Is
generally seen in the front of nl-ftting skirts:
special Inducements this week. ja9-3t*
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM. FURRIER. 1905 sTH ST
NV, BET AND o. Go sign.) ALTERING
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECLALTY. LATEST DESIGNS ne2S-3m.4
FL RS OF ALL KINDS MADE AND RENODEI,ED
TO the --latest styles; ladies' tailor made suits
finished In the most excellent manner. T. HOR-
GAN Tailor and Furrier. SOC * st. NV. seIe-tf
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR sAI.E-A SERIES OF DESIRABLE SMA ALL
BUILDING LOTS On PAI7rERsUN ST., BET
- TSP AND NORTH CAPITOL.
CHEAPEST BUILDING LOTS IN CITY THAT
ARE WELL Located AND HAVE
Recently acquired under foreclosure by in
stitufion not desiring 10 retain.
Also Two ine. weA-paying dwelling house prop
9O3 NJ St; rent, $50. I7l9 St; rent. s75.
jag-3; J. u. WINNER, Real Estate Sos 18th 81.
FOR SALE - WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NICELY
located lots on '.MintwOod place" tColumbia road
bet. 18th and 18Th sts.D; sizes 10 suit; north
south fronts: low prices; easy terms; highest eIe-
walton on Washington Heights; commanding
view of Rock creek and Geological Park; several
handsome residences now building this prop
erty.
Also, So 600 feet CORNER OF 18th st and Wood.
ley road, opposite my residence. as a whole at a
great bargain viii subdivide to suit purchaser,
will join builder IN Improving this property
exchange for improved property.
Also, 10000 81, IT. on baltimore St, Just
north Of my residence; nne villa site; colt
mands view OF Rock creek and Geological rark.
offer this at great bargain.
Also, the handsomest lot On Washington Heights
corner OF Columbia road and 18th ct. extended.
viii sell from 1000 to $4,000 81. 1t. 10 suit pur-
chaser.
For pats and information inquire at my resi-,
dence, address oy mail or call Office. The at
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-3m 1897 f st. ed noOrJ
FOR sALE-CoNNECTICur AVE. TWO HAND.
somely located lots between Il ST. and Florida
ave, each "a IT. front; west side; al great
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-3m 1907 u ST. I'D iloorD
FOR SALE SOUTHEAST. 10000 TT ON l. AND
TO suit; viii join builder in Improving; located ia
50. S. Also, twelve lots fronting NJ St. 50.
1Ol and about 10 Inside lots a bargain The
attention Of builders invited to above and other
ground offer 10 this section. Address 10y mail
or call
LAWRENCE SANDS,
del-Sm 1897 h st. I'D hoorD
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF 'B0AHD OF EQUALIZATION AND
Review, Dist. iet + Building Washington DC
January 2.YiSS9.r-in accordance with the pro.
visions Of the act of Congress of August IA, 1884
the Board of Equalization and Review of assess,
ment of re IL estate in the District of Columbia
win be in session in the District building FROM
AND AFTER THIS DATE UNTIL THE FIRST
MONDAY OF JUNE PROXIMO. for the purpose
of hearing and determining such complaints as
real property in said District The books con
tanning the returns of said assessment are open
to public inspection, and be seen at the of
iceaof the board between the hours of 8 O'Clock
a.mf and O'Clock pm. of each day. To insure
duee consideration all complaints should be filed
at the earliest possible date. The law REQUIRES
that the equalization and review shall be com
pieted nearly as practicable on the first Mon
day. in June proximo. after which dat no other
or further complaints as to valuations will be
received and when approved by the Commission
will constitute the basis OF taxation for the
next succeeding period of. three years and until
another valuation Is made. according to law
Blank forms for making complaints can be ha.i
application. MATHEW TRIMBLE. Assessor
and Chairman. Board 81 Equalization and Review
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WANTED-HOUSES.
" ANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BOARD AND TWO COMMUNICATE
ing Tor family of three adults; location
between New York ave. and St. Vermont ave.
and 9th ST. NV: northern people preferred; give
ja1U-3t'
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN BOARD AND
room in strictly private family; central location;
state terms and aTcuinnodat tons. Address Box
70, Star office. ja9-3t
WANTED-AIL PERSONS HAVING BOARDING
kouses and respectable private homes with rooms
to rent, kindly cali Room 81, Metzerott bldg,
lilo does ISL
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WANTED SITUATIONS,

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MALE

WANTED s;EN Gan FIND EMVLOYMENT AT
faiS u.ir.. s,ure situations for reputable par
ties rJ.gmissinu; such Wurs rs IS satisfactory
70 Applicant Apply EXCHANGE BUREAU, 91i
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FOR SALE 1909 Il. l. AVE: BEAUTIFUL
home, entirely new built Tor owners Occupancy
regardless Of expense. viii sell very low. Apply
only TO J. W. NAI;N. Owner 1893 VI
dc26- lms
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PROPOSALS.
PERSONAL.

II YOU WISH TO USE THEM FOR A CHART
table pGrIUse then convert them into ready cash
and donate the same, We are paying excellent
prices for gents discarded garments We call
LSTuS OLD STAND. 6I3 d. i.tl-5tf
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FOR SAI,E-UNE BLOCK NORTH OF III ron 7
Circle 1000 IT. land. worth So It.. aud l2-RoOM
HOUSE IN PERFECT ORDER: all for $3.50.
Trust at per cent.
jalo " :. MiNNIN. 1922 T NV.
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FOR SALE-oNE or THE FINEST DWELLINGS
IT, Columbian College subdivision. cor 10Th and
Birney SITS; - rooms; maguincently finished viii
be sud cheap aud good terms. Apply 10 owner,
CHAS. {. DLNCAASON, 9th and ID sts. NV.
de2l-if
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The best six-room and bath bay-window brick
dwelling N this city for the price-$1S.5O per
mouth; papered throughout; heated by La.
tfobes; large closet 10 each room; Large
crete yard; all modern improvements and in
nrst-class repair I605l5 Sd. st. NV House
open for Inspection
D. F. SAUL,
Reol Estate,
nolSt l035 It'll 1T. NJ
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rnNF A EAIREAX- sna y IL n-n-

FOR SALE 81 500 LESS THAN COST-s4 100
viii buy t-a 3-story 9-room brick, with cellar;
near 2lst and SITS. nv, splendid cunditiun, a
chance 10 locate I'm this fashionable section.
iali-2i STONE a IAIREAN. Nl,G q st NV.
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WANTED RESPONSIBLE FIRM WAISTS OFFICE
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cash aud hest refs. required; commercial Ieis-
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FOR SALF-BI'iH-CLASS RESIDENCES
PRICES FROM s. 800 TO Slo5,u,'.-
Ny LIST IL TOO LARGE To ADNERTISE.
CALL ON L. {. BAUMGRAS. 1910 q ST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS.
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WNNTFp-RUY TO LEARN DRUG BUSINESS;
one or two years experience preferred Address
RHFT NJ Star Office.
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wANTED-A PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY no
cook, wash ard iron: excellent cook especisliy
on bread; best Of reference. Cali or address .It
eth ST. NV ialJ-2t-
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FOR RENT - DESIRABLE 4-ST0RY BRICK;
hrst-ciass condition; 10 rooms and BATH high
healthy location; no unpleasant surroundings;
stable in rear; good yard; 500; 1917 l1th NV
Apply to WIN. j. RHEES, Smithsonian Institution.
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WANTED-HOESES TO WINTER; SO TO IS PER
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called for aud delivered. {. II. PARKER 435
~. 81. s.w., or Lay Hill, Md. no2l-tf
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tribute advertising matter. We vaer prontahlc
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