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TRIALS OF woMEy srEsoeRApHERs.
The Difficulty They Have to Find substS-
tutes During Vacation Time.

tutee During vacation Time,
"Tbis IA tn. tim. DIVA vbo, o,r trorb,..
bagin and vban ,r. ~. 10 Az .or,a 40
thinL,no IN ordor % ,.s.on th.n, $4,000
. yorna ,rnr,an s.suorronhar - L.. 81
dovnto~n r.. 80. e. 49, -.
,voman -bo "nlorm 49, tvna.,r,t.r .na -
.orow,. tr,oLsn IN no,.hooL. o.. am,,o,.S
sbe add.d.
"1t 4. th..,ou,,..h, ,-... --,s o..
~ hn1 suhutitutas "a a. orr vork ,-hro -. a..
IN a vacation u .l.nr h.c.us. Tiara nv. not
nI.ntv NJ xo,,an H. ars ,viIIin, .nd AVIAN an,
ions tn rslieve us Whv n tvo-lIne .ed' In .nv
Nav york n,ne- no,,,d hrine onnrio.n,s .nouah
10 all each ~ our niace. twic. over but,,-
"WonIdn,t ,h.v h. MAY to nrov. s.ti.,...
to,v3" inonired q I.t.n.r
"Oh vac - vos m. r.nIv seq, tb.v ,tt.nded q,
bus,nass tbat "a ~ th.v d,dn,t k..n rrnnino
out for neochss and candy d,dn,t tale NOR.
thon n, hour tor i,,,oh 5,dn,t ,o,.n,o,n ~
often Of headaches. didn't want to get to work
an hour or SO late and leave at O'Clock In the
afternoon. and didn't complain every day Ihas
the typewriter was out OF order and want re-
pairer called in at snce. You see it is this
way: ii we wlsh TO 'ake vacation we must
ind some ono to put in our places during the
,me we are away, IL inc sup !" up 10 'h0
mark In skilland looks after her duties. all
N. c,sa ". ssl.ct o,r suhstitut. and sn.nd
. oo,,nI. =, 49,, .no,rtnr - - ,Ltna.
a couple OF days showing hsr now Things
should be done and then GO away with con-
tented mind Reforo tho and of the frat vesk
- Ill oorts - d,soorra-tn, $500 fron.
We near all sorts OF dlscouraRlng reports IRON
the office. The new giIl has been sick half OF
the tins and correspupdence has had to lie
..o ''A-e "Au 80
over: or the WORK mas been haroer thah shee
pected.and she has asked TO be relieved OF part
of IL unti, she he,ama he,ter ocnuninted with
". ~ 49, quo "e 'o''0' "'~-
the routine
If" continued the Young woman she 10
nun.tpol and within, tc work il ia not IN.
, w ~, ' ~
no value Sic persists in spelling words with
o,o ! vrhan two ara ra.d.J mt. ANAL Is,.sr.
one "ho" WV ''e ues'sN 'u'' '''''i 's''e
where there should De capitals ana never
makes mora than one paragraph to the page.
! ~, ,orr.. mi. s,,,o 30 thine. m,La.i had N,
~ '0ut'e ILLS o'A'e vi ,'. ~ .oN
tho regular operators indirectly III. ior ex-
| am D,e the operator that relieves me for two
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some higher. controlling motive than money.
Then who did 1t? Certainly a man who
dreaded Tom Baker. and who wanted to get
revenge on him Tom was the most aahE ,h[,
Whites and Towards breathe easier. l believe
the Whites are satisfied now that Tom Baker
can do them no harm, and will not try to XIII
mem Der Of the White faction"
An attorney who had long talk with Tom
Baker a short while before he was shot said
Ton made this statem thLo to him 1hs wbitas
Jim Howard l would be willing for them to
burn me at the stake"
The attorney said he believed Tom Baker
ence OF danger: that the Towards and Whites
were aware OF this fact. and for that reason
the most desperate chances were taken to stay
h Of S ssats roos
A man well acquainted in the adjoining eoun-
ties OF Laurel. Jackson. Leslie. 0Es!ey Letcher
and Knott say that the killing 81 Tom baker Is
tives and friends from these upper counties
will come around into Clay and that some
moonlight night they may have pitched bat
manner the Strongs and Amys fought in
When asked how the state OF anarchy. in Clay
county can be a6oshed the lsadins n lawyers a
miliar with all the facts and conditions in the
Gov. Bradley will have to call special ses-
sion OF tho Iegisiatnre anu ihaSce !. 20 pass a
any manner he sees it. Under the present
laws the troops have to be subordinate to the
local authorities. and as these authorities in
Clay county are themselves members Of the
feud. a provision will have to be made by the
Legislature for such an emergency as this.
Then the local authorities cannot thwart the
With the law strictly enforced the feud could
not live and do business
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sroOK INDUSTRY LOOKING UP.
A Revival Reported in BerkS County, Pa,
Since a Railroad Accident.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. June 24.-Bcrks county is
the homo OF spooks ghosts and witchcratt So
eminent position does it hold in this respect
that newspaper at Reading. tho capital Of tho
county. once had regular epook department.
devoted TO tho latest news in regard to witch
doctors and witchcraft The department was
n great success. For tho last few years the
spook industry has anGuishsd and the paper
las discontinued its spook department greatly
to the regret of it, readers.
Since the railroad accident on May II on tho
Philadelphia and Rondng Railroad at Exeter.
whereby twenty ninc persons lost their lives,
things in the spoOk line have been looking up
again. II is now reported that strange sights
and sounds are seen and heard at the place OF
tho wreck Fishermen, who have never been
known to lie about the size OF the fish that got
away. and others going homo at midnight, say
that they have Hcen phantom train come dash
Ing around the fatal curve above Exeter. The
tram with !ts ghpstlv passengers comes 10 a
stop IN front OF the station and lanterns are
flashed NJ and down the track In a few min
ut"S another phantom train comes sweeping
COOLEST - n"Hrr-. AM according to ~. chroui-
. c'oE of tho." eyewltuc~sr-. who lid aOt even
have a lask with Thorn. All tho j tails OF the
Hr"il"n' ar reproduced, after which very
/ thing Nanlsh"s
| Those who have seen the spook industry
| in Bcrk- county wnnn and fade have had the r
hopes revived by these stories that spOokS have
| moi after all deserted their oId stampin Y
| grounds The Rcaiing papers have sent re-
porters to the scons to watch for the phunto ms,
1 bQt ~ tApthey have seen nothtnSs
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evil reputation. IT'S a wonder to me the
houses do not simply walk away. The only
place found free from this nest st was h6 nrT
eyer have to go. and when | told my landlady
about It she laughed again md said But how
them And It's true The houses are plaster,
you ,know-thcy initiate stone. AMI are very
but great zeal 6 6 f9H ate1"d
the floors are filed in between the Josts with
sand so the feqs come swarming W through
wood used for buiidIrG, as well as for furni.
ture. IL so poorly seasoned that the cracks are
hnTS SSG rand hS to
apart at the Joints and split right through thg,
designs after being in use for year. the WOOD
but the apartment hunting experience was
not all unpleasant There were some quite In
terGsting featGres then became aeGrHinhted
apartments which had Just been Vacated by
Dukes. Counts, Barons and Lords. The mum.
furnished apartments Is ast ounding. thought
l: and what shockinglv bad taste in furn-
tSse .nSy heye tts nrnnpbt ready IN
PLANTATION. Vienna is full Of apartments taken
by furniture dealers fitted out in the most
recent abode OF any one from a Prince down.
There are enough people who bite to make the
'cnfmf PFG' a the Vienna apartments fur
nishOd and unfurnished. reveal ed to me ono
thing that ] could not think Of for a lonS time {;
WlIHItul N'pGtSSNhl, dllu Nu9
the Niennese maid OF all work. vi all the
places | saw. not one in ten had any provision
for servant. and vet every one kecps On.
Where IL the servants room 2 woulr ask
"Oh, she sleeps in the Kitchen. would be
But where does she keep her cloth"-"
In her trunk. That can stand here under
the kitchen table
" But where can she wash herselfT
Oh. in the kitchen, everything! 1t Is
always so with us-there liz so little room.
And IN the few instances where servants
room eXistedt consisted OF n dark little closet
with probably no window at all
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STRIKERS USE THE BoYCorr.
1t Is a Crime Against Trades Unions to Ride
on street Cars at London, Ont.

IT Isl Crime Against Trades Unions to Ride
on street Cars at London, Ont.
LoxDoN. Ont. June 23.-This city is having
a curious experience owing to n strike OF the
street car conductors and motormen, which
began on May -. and has spread till it nav af-
!ects all classes OF business. After stoppage
OF the service for couple OF days the COM
pany secured a staff OF non-union men and be-
gan to operate the system. But few people
will ride on the cars This 10 not because OF
sympathy with the strikers. but from fear OF
being boycotted
The boycott Is not only openly threatened
but is also carried to an extent perhaps never
before heard Of As instance: young
woman was observed riding on a car. She is
m orphan and is employed as typewriter In \
business ofrlco. A COMMITTEES Of the strikers
waited upon her and asked her not to repeat
the offence She to them to m ind their own
business. Her employer was next appealed TO.
lie promised to speak to her, but refused to
discharge her for not changing her course.
The strikers then hunted UP distant relative
who keeps grocery store. and he WAS pa nly
tod that II he did not induce her 10 stop riding
IN tho cars he would lose the trade OF the trade
unionists, who pretend to represent four thou
4 merchant was ordered to take his adver-
S Sn OF c p 8nS for bSnty spac
! rather than TO go counter to the demands OF
| the !al or unionists, This. sort Of thing runs
cra . in daily newspaper refused to set the
| cop. Of two reporters who rode on tho cars,
/ and ! had ~ lac rewritten by another and a
| +. ~. ual" thai the offence wpuid not la
/ r,r".,r"I The s,'S Of the fathers are visited
. ,r.... 'ln hi .rru, and the crime 81 riding
/ III III Il street ear by any one member Of fam
liy il held to be- sufficient cause for loycOtting
the family in all It, branches.
their customers may be boycotted; preachers
will not board car. else they would md their
| not only stay away, but they would boycott all
1 business men who might attend
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COLD WATER Now FOR THE rRoUE
The Warmed Water, for the Tropical Fishes
soon I" u" Cut on for the season.

The Warmed Water, for the Tropical Fishes
soon (" II" Cut on for tn" season.
The Aquarunl's reirlxeratinG plant is now in
operation for the summer, cooling the water
supplied TO the trout tanks md tina tanks OF
some other fishes that require water cooler
than the natural supply. The Croton water as
1t flowed into the Aqunrium's supply tanks
last week was Of a temperature OF about 6S'.
Trout would not survive in water OF this tenn
pcrnturo and OF the higher temperature still to
come with the later summer, Here they oan-
n OF sock the cool and shady pools, and 40 the
cold watcr Ia brought TO them. BY means OF
the retriEcrnting apparatus the temperature Of
tho water may he re- ,uced TO any point: 1t 10
k"rt at atout 81 or 1S
Tho warm salt wlt"r supply NJ the Aquarium
frr tn" t"ou'cal and other ishr> that require II
il sta cOutruod, though n II rXpccte that IL
may soon We ,hu, 0u. Tn" warn"i salt water
Is supl led al n temperature 81 about IO' The
SAT- watrr from the bay as purnr"d from the
/ Auuariunl : salt water wells sunk under the
building was asst week Of Il Temperature of
about ti5' II is expected that II will rise this
week to SO. Whom II reaches that tempera-
| lure It will he comfortahe Tor the. nsl.es from
| Southern waters. and tho warmed salt water
! supply Will THEN DO cut onios tbe ssaA1AS
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PEDALLING OUT ELECTRICITY.
Rontgen Rays Used in the Soudan with the
Aid of Tandem Bicycle.

OTTAWA. June pa physician OF Belleville.
Ont. has received a letter from a relative in
England who was in the Soudan campaign.
The writer gives tho following n ration OF
how surgeons In the Soudan de eloped an
electric current:
After the battle OF Omdurman we brought
back to Aladieh l2l wounded officers and
mon. OF this number there were u cases
which could not be diagnosed accurately by
ordinary surgical means. BY tn help Of the
R6ntgen rays. which were used about sixty
times, we found tho bullet or proved its alb
sence in 20 out OF these 81 cases. the odd case
being so Ill with severe hullc- wound In the
lung that IL was not considered Justnnhlo to
examine him Mt the time. OF course we had no
steam engine to generate our electricity for us.
and the desert heat had dissolved our specially
prepared candles into their oily const itucnts.
Necessity, you know, IL tho mother OF in
vention. and We had recourse 70 unique
connected by means Of a leather strap with tho
rear wheel OF a specially constructed tandem
bicycle. The required velc lily for the dyna-
mos was thus obtained and RI, }nr procedure vas
circuit with tho storage battery and also with
the voltmetcr and ammeter warrant officer
took his position on tho seat OF the bicycle and
fourteen amrerrs were registered the switch
an he charging Of the battery begun
" As the resistance became greater n sensa-
the services Of "a additional orderly were RE-
ulsltiuucd for RI" front seat Of the tandem.
This bIcvele pra"tic" was generally carried
out In Shade temperature 0t no F.. so that
not sorry when the, switch was turned OF and
the machine brought u StandstlIl.'
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SAM RICKRTTS WASS'T IN.
And His AmiabIe Wife Gave Good Reason
why II. Wouldn't BE In soon.

81 ran newspaper once at tho county scat
OF a backwoods PENNSYLVANIA county" said Gel.
Jim ball Of Potter county. and one day |
started out among my patrons in the outlying
townships on collecting tour In the course
OF the day came to IA clearing to which had
been directed az the domicile of one Samuel
Ricketts,. to whom was anxious to present my
autograph at the bottom Of a receipt for $50.
| knocked at the door of tho Ricketts, residence.
and by and by a sharpfaced woman. with
snappy eyes and her sleeves rolled above her
elbows. responded to the knock.
80 Does Mr. Ricketts, live here I? asked
Sam Ricketts, snapped the woman. who.
rightly guessed. was Mrs. Tickets.
"'Yes. ma'am,' | replied.
- He has the name o Twin here said Mrs.
Rcketts with fine scorn but tha's darn little
lie in him"
PATRONS amable heIpmoct and assumed anx-
~ He isn't sick is he 2 asked,
NO replied Mrs; X tickets. he amt sick.
No he amt nr was the answer
- Is he about the place. | asked.
"' Yes. he's about the place" said Mrs.
Ricketts,. The last ! seen OF him he was
age. and hos scroochln' in one corner OF the
NOV, now. ! shout Int wonder
VIII he be back to the house soonF l
80 Meann' this afternoonF said my patron S
"'Oh. yes! Certainly" rrrcd.
"'NO. he won't" exclaimed Mrs. Ricketts,
with a uo~itiyenrsS that satisfied me that. al
though The decd for that clearing m ght be IN
tn" name o. samuel ltrk'ttS. hc wasn't tho
boss OF it, | stood a moment undcCldrd what
to say or do next when Mrs. Ricketts, snapped
"Wou,d you want to know why Sam Rick.
etts won't he here soon
" said that would.
"'WGl,' said she. Sam Ricketts, had tho
sDoopinist, sneckinst. humlicst old yall%l
| houn' that ever licked platter, and got sick
| an tired o kickin' it out o doors. hate dogs
! wuss'n p'ison, anyhow, 'tickelly houn' dogs, an
| SO up an told sam Ricketts, this mornin that
If he didn't take that houn off an sell il or give
! it away I'd knork It in the head. an him, too
! maybe, So SAM he took the dog away and
/ long about an hour ago he come nact. An
| what do you think he had dOnef lie has
/ traced that dog on fer two darn rtrad
. din coon dog pups aud fetched en- home
That's tn" reason sam Tickets hustled NJ
/ that adder 90 IT," hAymuw 80 ~ l!"nt aH'
pulled tn" Ia livr up after HIM, And THAT'S IT,,
/ reason why h. Won't Ice back soon. lie won
| he hnck till after I'm gone to bed and aSlcop to
| night. Sam Ricketts, won't. and you kin be
| yer boots on itl
| Il didn't see any point in waiting to so,
| Samuel Ricketts and / heard. a month or 81
| later. that he was wondering what in thupds
that editor stopped his paper Cor"
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ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM DANGEROUS INGREDIENTS


% he
when waso la o
tmess
cssbc
only
din the
Soaps
Of
greas
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Three Times Stronger than
CarbOIiC Acid as a
GermiCide.
YET HARMLESS, FRAGRANT AND STIMULATING
This Is What the Chemists Say Regarding
the Disinfecting Qualities of "Hyome
Antiseptic Skin Soap"
MADE FROM THE FRESH GREEN LEAVES OF THE
TASMANIAN BLUE GUM TREE.

Most Perfect Skin Toilet Soap Known and the Only
Manufactured by the New Process.
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Hyome Antiseptc Skin Soap Cleanses, Heals
Purifies and Beauties.


SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS FOR Csc.
for Free R.
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

| FOR RENT-FLAT, ONE ROOM, WITH PRIVATE
bath; private entrance; south and west exposure;
$50 per month; references. 1921 18th st. NV.
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WANIEII-lu CONFEDERATE VETERANS. ARlE
lIsI willing 20 ra-u per no. tall. q 70 II
a-m. daily DINSSlpItE 1T T. co. 81 Ith NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAI.E-273 ACRES GOOD LAND; 10 MILES
from city; Groom DWELLING barn: wood; water
large road frontage; will rent; $4,000. DUCKETT
& DENT, 635 st. del -3ts
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACER
including two or three valuable stock farms OF
300 to 600 acres within easy reach Of Washing.
ton. VIM II. SAUNDERS CO.. 1A07 = Ct
mylS-o
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED TO BUY MEDIUM-SIZEID HOI 'SE.,
north Of P-nna. and west of 4tl st Send
particulars and lowest terms to GERMAN Star
office. died. -2t'
WANTED-OWNERS OF FURNISHED AND IN
Furnished houses to give list OF their property
for my december Rent Bulletin. Commission only
3 per cent. MILTON W. JOHNSON, 1872 ST.
nOZJ-St'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-Abigail d. Halves al vs. Viola
NJ. Young ct al No. 70, 49, Equity Docket 40
This cause being referred to report dlstri-
button of the proceeds, of sale of real estate nil
persons having claims against the OF Charles
Saturday, December :, 1899, at the aud
itor's rooms in the United States court house in
this city. JAMES G. PAYNE, Auditor.
no24. rs, del-3t
NO. 1906. ADMIN. e D0C.A26 THIS IS TO
give notice. That the subscriber, of the District
OF Columbia, has obtained frem the Supreme Court
of the District of Collsmba, holding special fern
the personal estate1 Of George w. Cochran late
of the District of Columbia. deceased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber, on or before the Sth day
of November next; they may otherwise by law be-
CURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, by JAMES +.
HOOD. Secretary. WM. A. MCKINNEY, At
torney. \, no17-1aw St
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day of October 1850
William PanneI Susan ]. Pannell. No. 2O759
Docket 41:-on motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.
defendant, Susan J. Panneli. cause her appearance
be entered herein on or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day. otherwise the
cause win be proceeded WITH IN. as In case Of de:
once n week for three consecutive weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter Of Washington, D. C.,
and The Evening Star The object Of this suit
is for absolute divorce from the bonds Of marriage
ground Of deserti0n: 81 Et the court; JOB BAR.
YOUNG. Clerk. &c. By FRED. O. O'CONNELL,
Assistant Clerk. uo17-1aw-8w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PHYSICIAN WITH EXTENSIVE SPECIALITY
practice Will part Of office TO dentist or op-
tr!Au. good light laboratory ROOM elegant ap-
i-,lt ulvuts. Address DOCTOR. Star Office DELFT
FJSINESS EXCHANGE SECURE THE BEST
results and reliable Information given 10 buyer
AMI seller. place vVur business IN Our hands FOR
disposal: deposit for advertising required; all
transactions strictly c''lndsntldLf we nave the
largest list II E4ye-S and sellers To select from
BUSINESS IN. DEI'l., District Storage Co, d15
,tL no3U3t
$2.os,-rEE FNvOICE-UNE OF THE BEST, FULL
st.-Aei grocery and meat stores on BriGAtwoOd
line, $50. large established trade. full
investigation given q rare opportunity, III 81
Nf&S> EN- DEPT 30 9Th II. NV n"3u-@t
tuAINIEKS 4 90. BUSINESS BROKERS, Buy
eel sell any KIND business. Partners and capital
secured Ip- the extension Of established
OBJ. r4s Launching 81 business ventures. All trans
arri.a- strictly ,oUhdentisl Below are few
SOLAR I'kINTINt. PLANT only business Of
ta. kind ia the District; established Is years;
large. profitable patronage. can he Increased: eH-
I--s" nj ur.' >,.Il- test equipped plant III tHe
flu!E s. . : ,tbfiNt
IGrTEI- Near Tcuuu- Il, pot. uld-establisted
l,. E.sI-e faIl. splendid transient trade; we'll
ol'.AE. coNFG' rI6NE.EY AND OYSTER
Bushes, we'll established oysters Wholesale and
tsIs,t EI;H AND MEAT-tioud business, stock
asa fixtures; can hr Increased; old stand; less
CIiALMEI,s y co. business Brokers.
Room 20. LaWryarr bldg, Gl5-GII 18th ST NV.
FOR RENT SPLENDID DAIRY STAND-oPPOR-
j.iaIty Ju make god living pairy-uviug apart
u.euts auoyt-auG dne brick stable i'll rear; only
s. 5n pr mo Address OLD STAND, Star office.
ur.-iiu-+
AT EANlSAY'S-
NOUR WATCH CLEANED SlOo
WATCH MAINSFRING. $1.OO.
ALI. WORK WARRANTED one YEAR
missed 1921 r ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE PEOPLE WHO SAW TIE BOY ON
bicycle ruH into Icy electric the cor.
~ 18Th and 4 SIS NV, at ai@ut 40 pm. on
"Wednesday. Nov. -, please send their addresses
90 \ NJ LEG .H6 g 81 NV. IT.
NuJ WILL FEEL LIKE THE MAN THAT
broke the bank al Monte Carlo after we get
through paying you much money for those
goats discarded garments. Drop postal
G"l-5u JISTH'S OLD STAND. 6I9 u,
CLERK GLASS e, p. o. DEPT. WISHES
transfer with clerk IN same some other dept.
Address j /. l2So sth NV, city nn30-2t'
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR
lied, 800 18th St nv Open day and night Re
Ha1ie and experienced Strictly confidential
Razs lgas
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FOR SALE-HOCSES

FOR SALE BEAUTIFIL. RESIpENCE: BROWN
stone and red brick, reception hail. 10 rooms
tiled bath: kitchen. hTst floor: southern eNIusur.
= st. near y. II. Price. Siu.nn.
n"3o-3t- J. T. CIitSSITN $40 IAN 81. n v-
FOR SALE - DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST
house on the market. In the First Ward d"
Has II rooms. 2 baths. cellar; hot-vater heat
Only $4,000. Address REDUCED Star office
nU2g-yf
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FOR SALE-HOw To BE YOUR OWN LAND
lord on Slo month"; For particulars drop pos
tai for new l6.page pictorial booklet" Illus
uHttug Port Myrr Heights.
ru2s-5t FULTON II. GORDON. 1906 q NV.
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LADIES GOODS.
ACCOUNTANTS.

]. E. BATES,
Publ Accountant and Auditor,
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust building.
fe3u 1elephoRs No. p72-a.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

rooms in strictly private family; heat and gas.
Apply TO 454 III st. NV. 1t"
FOR RENT-316 DEL. AVE. NE, 2 SQUARES
from Capitol nicely furnished 2d1oor room; all
conveniences; private family; terms moderate.
de1-2ts
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FOR SALE-oNE OF THE INCEST LOG ATED AND
pidnneI large l2-roOm houses, overlooking the
capitol grounds. at sacriioe. This handsome
home can be bought for s.. Zoo which Is - 900
less than 1t is worth. Call send postal for
further particulars. W. : MINNIN,
no2Stf 1927 + 81. NV.
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MANICURE.

ITO G-MARLBoROUGH PARLORS-IlIo G.
Hair dressing, manicure. complexion culture I'm
peridi Hair Regenerator properly applied. At
Arlington Drug Store lbranch), manicure, 5Oc
and 75c. noISl2ts
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y I RAMSAY
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, 81 90.
WATCH NAINSfRI\G. 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
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