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The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 22.-The art of legislation
is practiced for the most part without
spectacular effects. In truth, the OBJ
server is apt to feel bored, and even
the voice of the clerk, voice designed
to lure him from distant fields. faith
fully rafting off the contents of a bill
to which nobody pays any attention,
is conducive to a somnambulency
which the hardness of the wooden
chairs can barely overcome. Neverthe-
less study of individual members is
interesting.
The most admirable character yet
developed is Judge Clough. An elderly
man, his form stopped, his unkempt
beard turning to gray, and his deaf
ness such that his hand is frequently
utilized as an ear trumpet, there is in
his voice the ring of sincerity, and any
man looking into his face would know
it as the face of a man to be trusted.
and whose word might be accepted as
final I do not think he could have
in view any evil purpose, nor that an
inducement could be offered which
would swerve him from the path of
right. 1 would call Judge Clough a
beautiful moral type, and be glad to
see Legislature composed of his
peers. There will never be such LegiS-
lature.3 This world, tainted and bitter
does not have the material.
When Judge Clough told the commit
tee on investigation that Dan Cole had
written to him a letter containing an
offer to pay his campaign expenses, all
doubt, If doubt existed, that such a
letter had been written, vanished. Dan
Cole may explain that behind it was
high and holy purpose; that it was not
an intended bribe in behalf of Grant.
and what the committee may do about
it no one can tell, but everybody who
heard Judge Clough's testimony will
believe it absolutely. though the kindly
heart of the old man shrank from say
ing aught to wound the friend OF many
years.
Dibble is another who attracts atten-
tion. He is always at his post, ground
ed in parliamentary usage and ready
in contention. So is Johnson of Sac
ramento, who is suave and irrascible,
ready for bout, which he conducts on
gentlemanly lines. He says a mean
thing well, albeit through his nose He
does not like the papers, but as there
are others this does not constitute him
a class. Radcliffe can make a speech
with point to it and on lie occasions
the point has penetrated the Johnson
has ensued the
clash of arms, always terminating in
the withdrawal of the offending words.
Perhaps such words leave no sting.
Never having been a legislator, I do
not know.
Cosper won prominence by being
made chairman of the investigating
committee. and Mellick was projected
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23

give the thriving Southern city control of
it's own growth. Los Angeles has of late
years gained a reputation for annexation
and has nearly outgroWn its blooming or
ange groves. Under the present law if one
of the numerous outlying districts takes
the idea that it would rather be part and
parcel of the, city. it circulates a petition,
gets it signed by 20 per cent of its voters
and then goes into the city and does the
same thing. The petition is presented to
the City Council, which is obliged to call
an annexation election. The law is man
datory on that point. If two districts are
ready to come in at the same time there
must be two elections on successive days
and different board of election officers
is required for each, just doubling the eX-
pense Another weak point is that the
Council has no right to modify or change
In. any way the boundaries of the new dis
tricts, no matter how awkward they may
be. All these things Mr.. Meade's bill will
change. 1t will make annexation cleo
tions optional with the Council ana will
give it the right to regulate boundaries
and include all petitions in the same cleo
tion. The bill pertains not only to Los
Angeles, but to all chartered cities.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
SADDLING THE STATE
WITH MANY OFFICERS

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 22.-If all the bills that have
been introduced in the Senate and Assem-
bly,, creating new State commissions and
giving life anew to those which expire by
the statute that created them, are en-
acted into laws the State of California, or
rather the taxpayers thereof, will have a
burden placed upon them which an ap-
priation of $4,000 per year will not liqui-
date. Among the bills introduced to Gre
ate new commissions are the following:
An act to create commission to eX-
anime BARRIERS as to their qualifications
for their work and to issue licenses to
them.
An act to create a bureau for the in
spection of foods drinks and drugs.
An act authorizing the appointment of
agents to collect moneys due the State
from the Federal Government.
An act to provide for the appointment
for Oakland, providing for secretary,
collector, attorney, chief wharfngers,
chief engineer and other employees.
An act to provide Tor the appointment
of three commissioners for the Paris Ex-
An act appointing John Mullan agent of
the State to collect moneys due from the
Federal Government
An act to create a commission to ex-
anime dairies and to inspect factories
where dairy products are produced.
An act to create a board of harbor COM
missioners for San Diego Harbor, and pro-
viding for the a'pointment of a secre-
tary.
An act to provide for the appointment of
a board of examiners to examine and is
sue certificates to competent horseshoers.
An act appointing Thomas M. Nosler,
John Mullan and James w. Shanklin
agents of the State to collect moneys due
from the Federal Government for trans
porting and caring for troops during the
war of the rebellion
An act to continue the life of the Code
Commission and giving the Governor
power to name three Commissioners.
An act authorizing the appointment OF
an agent Of the State to go to Australia
to secure parasites and predacious in
sects, and making an appropriation OF
$4,000 thAreIor.
An act providing for the appointment of
commission to locate statue OF the
late Colonel E. d. Baker in Golden Gate
Park.
An act to provide for the appointment
of three State detectives.
An act to create the Office OF State Fire
Marshal and to provide for the appoint
ment of a, deputy.
An act which provides for an additional
deputy for the Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
Every one of these bills providing addi-
tional places and creating new oHlces
carry with them an appropriation to pay
-the expense of conducting them. These
bills are now in the hands of committees
and have hardly yet been considered. II
is not to be supposed that all of them will
pass but in the closing hours OF the ses-
sion g. vigorous attempt will be made to
work many of them through.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
WILLIAM F. HERRIN
GOES TO SACRAMENTO

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 22.-William F. Herrin,
chief of the Southern Pacific Company S
political bureau, arrived in Sacramento
tonight in private car attached to the
Oregon express. The car was run on the
sidetrack opposite the icehouse, fact
that has given rise to rumor that the
boss bungler will be suffering from Sc
we're attack of cold feet in the morning
after he wakes up and is called to the wit
ness stand before the Assembly investi-
eating committee The sergeant at arms
of the committee went to San Francisco
to serve the subpoena on Mr.. Herrin. After
the paper had been read to him the
thrifty politician asked the sergeant at
arms if he was prepared to pay the mile
age. Upon receiving a negative reply
Herrin rather insisted that he should be
paid the mileage fees before he recog-
nized the subpoena, but after ascertaining
that the officer had not provided himself
with sufficient cash to comply with the
demand he let the matter drop.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
PECULIAR MEASURES
BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY

CALL HEADQUARTERS, sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 22.-The good old "cinch
bill'' of infamous history has not come
out yet on the open floor of the Legisla-
ture, albeit that there are half dozen
bills in committee that are being closely
watched by suspicious eyes. Neither has
the lobby swelled to it's usual ample
proportions, and this despite the fact that
there are bills and bills carrying fat ap-
propriations over which any well-regulat-
ed member of the third house would
smack his lips in pleasurable anticipation.
There are other measures, though, that
are just now making their way through
the Tnazes of committee procedure that
are of rather more than passing interest
as working radical changes in the econ
omy of city and country.
Assemblyman Merrill Of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
HOWARD T. WRIGHT FAILS
TO MAKE RESTITUTION
Grant Begins to Despair Of Ever Re.
covering His Offering to the
Speaker.

HEADQUARTERS SACRAMENTO Jan. f Wrgh
o
Green, or from a
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woudvo fol Grant for Senator
claims that this commercial obligation
E.
his lie
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owing to his to
cevd 10
he
a
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back. no
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E. to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents. Advertise
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Telegraph Office fn Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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L, Sc. .CoR.TTH&L NV.
ia Fla ay, 0r&D. 1850
iO2 q, Grab tcOiD. .ls.4o
Ala l. NV. 6r&b. col. 10. W
l342 4th. Grab tcoD. rs. 10
i0S L, Sr&b (coll ..lS.UO
lS3 Heckmsn. 6r&b. IL SO
4oS Z st, Crab.
~ Hanover, Or d
bath (coD. D.-.......lG.JO
30S Pa ay, store. .l5.5O
1888 9Th NV. .6r. W, col 1880
442 | NV, Sr, w(coD . 1880
SIS 6th NV ,if, wtcol) 80
424 y NV. 6r (coD Is. 90
lSI6 7th nv, store. . 10. 90
1905 1th NV, Grab. 1880
GA l. NV, ir&b lat.13.3u
1872 5 Cap. Or. b. .l2.00
ilii y } nv. Ir&w ~ 5p
$50 L sw. Draw. 1900
1877 II ne, 5r&sta. 1880
300 4th, Jr&b fiat. .IO.25
lI3s 1th uw.3r fat. lU.UO
441 II NV. $50
2u34 1th, sto&2r. 300
i35 Sheridan. 6r&w. .9.DO
Al X ST, 3F&w..... I.30
1875 LIST sw, 4r&w. 6. 90
1853 3lst, Ar fiat. 900
ice for Rent Bulletin.
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je22-th.s&tu

FOR RENT
1904 l9th st nw .z2i ID NV ar 20 IN
l9r, eaai 90 497 list nv, ,l0r ami. .25. 50
lZI5 iyqker asler-Sf SO 40 22d nw.er ami 30 80
axoo Lyoecker nv. er, 800 p NV, Or. 1880
ami -30So4 1
3e3s.tu&th R0BERT T. BRADLEY 1903 st.
foh kENT- e2e whitney Az o.. la.oO
vi ~ ms. .aor .&&z % f610 Gsies ne, Or. IL %
taffer BITS. Or ami $500 Cottage Lanfer Hts SEQ
sssore 40 10th nv. an5Q Once rRs. 14of Pa ava
22G9 14fh NV 6r 50 Brooklapd bouees
TIIk Ne1lA6,HtES REAL rs. AND LOAN CO.
3e6-u 10th end G Sta. NV.
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ONFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT PHONE ola.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
COR. 9Th AND T. ROOM 2

FUR KENT PHONE 9lA
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
COR. 9TH AND +. ROOM 2.
905 Pa office 5000 forth, DC. Sr. 90
2151 nv, 9r. .5oV0 235 LIST Sc, Or. %. 10
1872 14th NV. store. $500 ,vi -su9 Savannah ST,
1852 Corc'n NV, Sr. 1900 Petworth. 7r... .2500
1874 18th NV, sr. .35.oe 1917 10th NV, Sr. 20 90
1880 Corcoran. l0r. 90 1400a NV, sto. .15. 80
I524 NV. Or. -32- 81 Ala Elm NV, Sr.. 80
22s NV, Sr. 0.O0 e20S Clevel nd avs Or 15 30
64o Fla ave- Sr. - 30 32i1 Sherman
1926 Sth st, Pet NV 5r..,. TO- 50
Montrose fats. %. 90
je27 JOHN L. WEAVER, Real Estate Officer.
FOR RENT-19O6 9TH ST. NV, PERFECT
LITTLE GEM OF HOUSE; TILED vESTI-
BULE; 6 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE CLOSETS
WITH DRAWERS FOR EACH BED ROOM;
SPEAKING TUBES AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING:
EAST FRONT; GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD; CLOSE
no ALL CAR LINES. RENT ONLY $22.50 IF
TAKEN AT ONCE. II. II. TWOMBLY & son,
612 18th ST. NV. je27-2t
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FEMALE.
WANTED = SITUATION AS COLLECTOR By
competent business lady; very successful. Ad-
dress EXPERIENCED Star Office. je2I-3ts
WANTED-BY GOIORED WOMAN PLACE AS
nurse or plain cook. Apply 1884 L ST.
WANTED - SITUATION FOR EXPERIENCED
chid's nurse; one place years; domestic help
every capacity. LADIES EXCHANGE 614 18th
WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS COOK. PLACE IN
small private family; best city reference. 1419
Pierce place NV.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WITH CLERICAL
experience. a position in any kind of Office Ad-
dress MARGARET, Star office.
WANTED-YoUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
typewritist of experience. possessing hrst-c1ass
references. desires TO obtain position once;
terms moderate. Address 4. ]. O., Star office.
je21-3t'
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL. A PLACE TO
go away as cook iadys maid. waitress cham
ber1naid 2i42 Ward place II.
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN PLACE AS
frst-class cock or do general housework In pri-
yate family. Apply f. j. E.. Star office.
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN, PLACE AS
frst-ciass cook, to leave city. Apply 351 c ST. s.w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESK-Ro OR PART OF OFFICE
in of the best-located offices in the WASH
ington Loan and Trust building. Apply to the
SUPERINTENDENT, Washington Loan and Trust
bldg, 9th and +. je21-3t*
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN METZEROTT
bldg, lilo st. D.w.; elevator; steam heat;
extra charge for electric light; price, Sl2 so and
upward. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. NV. fe7-tf
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For RENT-N.W. COR. l4TH AND L SIS NM,
IL rooms and bath, stable: newly paper.d and
PARTED; excellent location for doctor; $50 so
je3-3t X. W. WALKER & SsDN, 1905 r ~
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WANTED-AGENTS,

FOR A SPECIAL SUMMER
campaign. The Saturday Evening Post-estnb-
lished by Benjamin franklin in 172S-now pub
hshed by the Curtis Publishing Company, pro-
prietOrs of the Ladies' Home Journal, Is offered
to subscribers, for year only, for Sl0O-the
regular price is $3.50. This offer is for the pur-
pose of Il quick introduction. and will be with
drawn September 1. The regular price of 81. so
will be maintained after that date. We will
give good commission for every subscriber Sc
cured. and distribute So. .OGO September among
the 116 best agents. $500 will be given the per-
sou sending the largest number of subscribers at
81. 90 each per year. At this special low SUBJ
scription price thousands be easily secured.
Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Philadelphia, Pa my17-52t
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FOR RENT
1902 VT az 12r, 3b.
eel, mi. :. 80. .Sl00. 90
Orleans Hous- 18th
d +, fur. Is. 2b,
Gel, mi. ..........--l
500 L, 22r. mi. .....100. 90
2509 Pa ay, 12r, b,
Gel, mi. 80. 90
23s5 Pa av, 1Or. ...3T. so
So2 2lst, Air. b, Gel. mi35.61
14u3 S1st, Tor, b, c, mi. .35. so
lS2S Oregon av. 9r,
b, mi. i..s......-...S.50 so
I13 Pl ey, 12r, b,
eel, LII. .35. so
230l NJ, 10r&b. mi. $3.50.
lila llth, ,1or&b, mi 35. 80
2139 X. Sr.b, eel, mi . 81. so
1908 s, Grab, mi. .25. 80
21i2 II, 7r, b. eel, mi 25 so
2413 Pa az, Sr, mi. %. so
kensington. 12r. r.....3.oo
152oPierce pl, 6r, b, ,mi2c.50
1913 f, Sr&h. mi. .2e.59
26041a L,6r, b. Gel. mi 1850
2sls-20 Olive, Grab,
eel, mi. mi...........17.5a
424 Film. 6r, b, mi 16- so
416 Elm, 6r&b. mi 1859
jel7-s,t,th WESCOrT &
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FOR REM
1I3l ST NV, 11r. $50. 90 1924 NV, l3r. 70 90
1892 Il st NV, Tor. 5000 1924 1Ith nw ler g. 90
229 Mass nv ne 1910 / st NV, lar. So. 90
tfurl, llr... 1000 467 No NV, 17r. Sc. so
Sd hr, Ar, 11oi G 1913 10th NV, l1r. so. As
II NV. 81 so 1i55 L st NV, 1or. 800
1907 l. st NV, sr. 80 12S 18th NV, Tor. SO. 90
BOG Va ay sw sr- 20. Il 3025 st nw lar. SO.
"a story nat 2Vo IL lI33 X ST aw 10r- SO. 90
e NV, Dr. 90 1911 NV tpartly
3535 d st NV, Tr-. .25.e0 fur) ...,.-...5a So 90
S19 Cap ST ,1or 80. 90 1919 C1rcoran Ilr As 90
9l7 y G Sc, Sr. 20. so 43l NJ st NV Tor. AZ. 90
129 n c ay Sc, 7r. rs. AZ I'D pt lois Z ST
i26 OF se. 6r - AZ NV fur l0r.. 45 90
14Z st Sc. Gr..- .z5. ~ 22S n ay NV Or. 20 go
12S st se, IT,. 90 PA n j ay NV Dr. 40 60
1873 C sc. Or. -. 90 45l NJ st NV i2r 40 80
130 st sc, 6r- -. 90 1924 At NV Or 40 az
III 10Th 81 sc. aur 2500 e0i 2lst st u, i1r 40.
lSV sth 81 Sc. 6r ID 80 siI II st NV. ur-. .40.00
ll04 n av Sc. Or. IL so Hotel&Rest'nr, 1900
SxS ia ay Sc. 6r- 0-30 King ST, Aiexan-
1Lo 81 Sc, 6r Soi dria. Va, 26r. IS. 90
1,24 K st Sc. Or. 10. 80 4 Orme Eats 7r al 00
1126 Il ST Sc, 6r.. 10. 30 1924 Riggs NV ar 40 Sd
1122 k st sc, Ar 10 80 141s Ilfh nv Tor 3o *
921 Ca Sc, 5r. 80 2l32 18Th ST NV Sr .,o "a
40 Cap st Sc. 81. 1000 Sl4 Sd st nw Or no 40
I'LL 10th st sc, Or. o. 30 s153 z at NV 1lr
1o32 18th ST Sc, Or $50 tfrlr1. 20 On
1875 18th st nw, 12r So 2lst st NV I2r 27 81
fur), per year-l ,26e. 90
Call for semi-iaenthty bulletiQ
THoS. z. wAGGAMAN,
1e<<-ih.s&Ia slI st. NV.
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V.
FOR RENT = SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY = WE
VIII rent l442 Y st NV, cor. Portner place; s
rooms, bath nd cellar; brick house; in
eludng screens and curtains; in splendid cond-
tion and model home; $50 per month to Oct
and $3.50 thereafter. House open, or call
at office
je26-3t II. r. HOWENSTEIN 619 ST. NV
FOR RENT-REDUCED To $50 PER MONTH
fine new 1o-room and cellar house. No. 363 L
st NV; concrete street. front and back yards
and all conyeniences; any necessary repairs will
be made.
je26-3t H. r. sHOwENSTEIN, 619 St NV
FOR RENT-324 9Th ST.S.E. NICE s-ROOM AND
bath dwelling; half square from electric cars
reduced to $3.50 per mo.
je26-3t II. Z. BRADLEY 1903 F ST
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fOh UkNT-UNfIRNISliLD--
lSeS I st, 9fNh. S>t..5g zS24 T. nv. Crab. 70 on
li2s Corc'n i0r&b. &5.00 u Patterson me- Or NJ 20
lS26 l1th NV, Tor. 500
HEisk ELL a MeLERAN.
ap22s.tu&th-u lOOs q st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted ut the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the m ini m m
charge being 10 cents. Adyertise-
ments may be fled at any Postal
Telegraph Office In Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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FOR RENT-916 o ST. NV, 9 ROOMS, ALL cox
veniences, $50 per month. III North St. 10
rooms, $50 per month. sol East Capitol, rooms
and bath, S22.50. All desirable neighbOrboois
Inquire Of FRANK I. BROWNING, 422 18th St
NV. je24-tf
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sMoK M RENT-Bf JAS. +. SHEA, 632 PA. AV wv
IUiz l4th nw,s&d $4,000 9th a Md NV ne sio % ol
9TH q y nw.store. 1890 1928 L NV 5r n 30
50 80 NV. ir 5000 9U2 Del ay ne 5r 10 s5
~ 50 NV. Fr- .2S-5o 1874 a c sw store IL. 90
20! ith sw, store. 1000 500 9th sw, store l2 75
1ots l. NV, 6r-..- % 80 2Io1 ID NV. Ir.....s s 30
a6 Sth Sc. Sr 20.50 1907 11th Sc Or. 10. 90
al l4th sw. Or. 900 18th bet BAG sw Ar Z 90
iiS attn ne, CIR. ....1S.3o iS5 L sw. 5r......I2 50
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand, deliv-
cred free in city; one month applies on purchase
of new when directly following rental
WYCKoFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
de1S-f Cor. 9Th and sts NV.
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Advertisements under the ciassifi-
cation of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
change being Is cents. ADVERTISE
ments may be filed ut any Postal
Telegraph Office in Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND GEL
lar; new copper and plate glass front: large sta
bic wide alley Special inducements to good
permanent tenant 7th ST. G ST., east side.
III 11th NV lg sto, ,&c. $40 1906 14th NV w......l5
5O6 18th NV. % i922 q st .........1O
je24 81 LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 G st.
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING AT SW
cor AZ and SITS. s.w.; contains large store
room and eight dwelling rooms, bath room. show
Windows &c; reduced to $33 so.
jeA-f JAMES F. SHEA, 632 Penn. ave NV.
FOR RENT-VERY Low RENT; A oft. DEEP
store and cellar big plate glass window; steam
beat and electric lights. 1927 14th st. NV.
je17-eodtojy1
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR kENT-CI1l AND SUBURBAN HOUSES s
10 1s rooEs, $3.50 tc SiOo. Suburban houses
have lnrge grounds and AMI. N. A BALi.IN-
GER, Go 18th 81 unhis-s Tu b-tf
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Advertiser under the classfh-
cation of Wanted Help will be in
serted mt the rate of one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
charge being Is cents. Advertise
ments may be fled mt any Postal
Telegraph office in Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BURTON, 207, 200, 211 E. CAPITOL ST
Nicely fur. rooms, with good table; square
from Capitol, four doors from new library; per-
manent and transient guests. je11-12t"
THE LITCHFIELD, 906-910 18th ST. NV,
op. Franklin Park-Win remain open all summer.
Excellent cuisine. Dining room cooled by electric
fans. few choice rooms vacant. Summer rates.
jel3-1m*4
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MALE.

"ANFEDIPOSITION By PRACTICAL GARDEN
eF OF driver. who understands of horses: can
furnish good references Address Ii. Ii. b 5l2
IotE 81 sc je21-3t-
WANTED-SI1UATION AS PORTER IN Dry
goods house By respectable sober and ind, s.
ulous c0iored man; has nrst-class references
Call OF aGofess G. W. $, 6i3 ). Carolina ave se
WANTED-BY C0LORE.D MAN PLACE tn COOK
Or walt in n private family: responsible refer
eRce- 4+6 | ST. NV. iee-ots
WANTED POSITION By YOUNG MAN WHO Is
= cemPetent salesman. in department or gents
furnishing store. or other clerical work hest
reference. Address Box 81 Star Office
NANTED-Bi COLoRED MAN PLACE IN FAM
lily as butler. or make himself generally useful:
willing TO leave city. Address A. f F. Star ONCE
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRFn MAX
from the country, place waiter or driver or
In store Address for days 1893 2Ist St
WASTED-BY A CoLoRED BOY, A PLACE As
driver work in store. Office houseyork. host
refs. Address 2t26 X ST. NV.
WANTED By YOUNG MAN, CLERICAL,
work evenings; would post books CONFI-
DENTAL. Star Office. lea Sts
FEMALE.
wANTED-BY ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN. PO-
stion Of trust In hotel take care of invalid.
iso3 khods Island ave- te26-3ts
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f1h hENT-io2s VT aV. 609 ne. store. Or. IL 20
lir, fur unfur 1887 Marion a. AZ sO
Has I'D NV. Or S3I 81 Zlus 4 M dr. Al 80
lo5o " aV, ar. 5000 NkW FLATS tAlO42o
iS<V hlngInan, sr. -2oou nth northeastl, line
800 ne. store. 6r. .28 UUl II electric ,nrs s,,1d
526 20Lh NV, 6r. .2U5 jauitar service
geio-d IL. l.. ST, Cts lath st. NV
Evening star., 1899-06-27
FOR RENT-FLATS.

| FOR RENT-APARTMENT AT THE yALJEANs
| Sl3 st. NV; most convenient and comfortable
In city. See janitpr on premises. je2T-3ts
Evening star., 1899-06-27

son st. fAshionable northwest. s rooms
/. all n.l. l.-..-...- -....--+. $40 pet mo.
Evening star., 1899-06-27

WANTfD-IO FIRST~CLASS BEEF BIICHEkS
to 60 10 New York; good wages. Inquire OF T.
A. BLACkSHERE, Union Stock Yards, Baiti-
more. Md 1eZ3-ot
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-18
Good and Bad Fashions.

Fashion stories and fashion pictures
take up much space in all the newspa-
pers of the day Particularly is this 80
in the Sunday papers; but for the most
part papers seem to print impossible de-
signs, which are mainly the cranky
products of extremist designers. 1t is
our observation that the Boston Herald
publishes the most desirable fashion
plates. These plates are pictures in
fact, in which real people wear real
clothes. People one would be glad to
know, and who wear clothes which are
fashionable, and in which men of taste
would like to see their wives, sisters
and sweethearts attired. Such fashion
pictures not only attract the attention
of women, but as well that Of the men.
This should be hint to the women.
If men like the Boston Herald fashion
plates would they not like women at
tired in gowns equally attractive. The
good qualities OF the Boston Sunday
Herald are not confined to fashions.
In every departing mt the same zeal and
enterprise displays itself, and, in con-
8 quence, our readers will find much to
their liking on every one of its many
pages.