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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
THE CONTEST
IN MICHIGAN

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June So
Although the fight for the Michigan
senaterahlp between Aieer and Nc
MILAN Will not be formally decided
until year from next winter. the
battle ~ the "bar'la" has already BE-
gun anI every voter In the state ln
taking sides In the fray.
10th candidates are rich and IN
the minas 81 candidates for the ieEls-
lature The money il already flowing
oui for votes.
Taat the night II % be 10 a finish.
with no quarter either asked or xiv
sn. IL already shown by the avowed
candidacy 81 the rival Republican
leaders - long before the decisive
ballot IL 90 b. taken,
The fact that Aieur In a member ~
the rabln.t lends much Interest 20
the contest.
In order 20 retain his seat. Mr.. Nc
MILAN viii practically have 60 break
nrere4eut. TIP 10 the present time
Michigan has hsuored only one sen
atar with the third term. and that
WAS zach ehAndlrr-~who. indeed.
Nas elected a fourth time shortly
before hts death. This argument OF
precedent "a being used with all the
potency possible b. the Atgeritea.
bat By sself Il will not avail. BE-
HAD Senator Mcmillan stand sena.
TOT burrows. most II the congress-
men. and practically all ths federal
affsce holders IN the state As yet
Gen. Ayers forces are unorEapised,
while against him Is aFTayed for
rnidabis machine In thorough work
Ing order HIS friends eAy though.
that hls sfctary II assured. aud that
Ms influence. popularity and pres
tire viii be- more powerful than the
strongest organisation which his OPP
E.snsata can create.
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Prot. Watson Goes Out.

VANCOUVER, Wash. June b.
The decision of the trustees of the
state school for defective youth In
the Watson investigation. rendered
wednesday. was that Watson Il
guilty of all the charges preferred by
O. w. Gibbons. that he be imme-
diateiy discharged from the service
OF the state as director OF the school,
and declaring aivacancy in the direc-
torship. No one was designated to
take charge OF the institution.
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City Banking Business.

MILWAUKEE. Vie. June BIN q
few days the city will become its own
bank. BY the provisions OF new
law the city Is authorized 10 accepc
deposits for taxes in advance and
win pay per cent. interest on tho
deposits. The idea OF the law is noe
so much TO enable people to make
money by loaning to the city as tn
enable poor taxpayers 20 pay In adj
vance when they have the money
instead of waiting until the middle OF
the winter. when IL Is hard for them
to get along The certificates of de-
post will be negotiable. and a dc.
position can draw his money out at
any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity.
fair. warmer; south to west winds.
Monday. June sc a m, sunshine.
7 a. m. the real article. q. m.
clouds threaten. . n. m. clouds
routed by the sun in one grand
charge. 10 a. m. placid sunEhine. II
q. m. clouds make "A sortis In the
sky. Noon sun shvuta heated beams
at them. Another ruut ! .. m.
roHcbuds begin 10 open. .. m.
roses in fun bloom. 3 p. m. summer
girl appears. y. m. man with n
straw hat ventures out. Mob secs
him. .. m. mob applauds. y.
m, curtain runE down on first sue
ccasful summer day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
Oregon Nuggets.

BAKER CITY. Or. June 5.-wil-
liam GrlfIin. who Is In the city from
the Elk creek placer mines. near
susanvilie. Grant county, witnessed
the washing from a single pan Of
earth SIS IN gold nuggetH. and the
unoarthing Of one nugget worth SEQ
all taken from n bank In which drift
ing IL being done. This ground was
reserved by Sloan and Haskell when
they sold part Of the Elk dlEgings
TO the Badger Mining company.
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THE GOOD
BYE" HABIT

NEW YORK. --une b.--Ail manner
OF strange and fearsomo things are
to be seen ON the piers OF tho big
liners and the people who are cm-
pleyed on them and on the ships
have become hardened.
For a month or more a young wo-
man has aroused the curiosity ana
interest Of the American line ON
cials. To begin with, she Is rath-
er extraordinary and at the Same
time very attractive young woman.
on every sailing day Just before 10
n. m, the hour when the lines are
cast Off. n cab dashea madly down
the pier. Some times the horse Is
on n full gallop.
Before It stops the young woman
bursts forth. She rusres up the
gang plank and Speeds abost In the
most excited fashion, There Is a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
a Fatal Mistake.

MARYsvIIIE Mo. June 5.-H.
Taylor. proprietor Of a feed and liv-
cry stable took drink OF oarbolic
acid by mistake last night and died
In great agony In few minutes.
Some OF his men had placed a bottle
OF acid I'm the harness room where
Taylor kept bottle Of whisky.
He went into the room last night
10 get a drink of whisky and got
hold OF the wrong bottle and took
a large swallow. He walked "A short
distance to a drug store and died in
ten minutes after reaching It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
CORBETT is
FOR JEFFRIES
Says He Will Wager a Few
Thousands Against Fitx.

NEW YORK. Juns s-Aa the time
draws near cor the ritxslmmans. JET.
fries contest. interest wakes TO fever
heat. and betting r. more lively. Sow
erai large bets have been placed with
odds faFufinR iitxulmmons 20 1.
corbett At last has declared for Irf-
fries. lie said luday. = have 5000
Whieh I would Ike to put dawn on
J.rries. of course viii demand
: Ia !. ard n Fits thinks he Will win.
] will wager him 5000 90 sla.eD0 that
he wont. Nobody Il barrsd. This
Il NO eiun II anyone thinks ~.
afn ready 70 be called
AsfTBuRY PARK. \. J.. June g.
Abeut four days arr LETT Tor Icnries
10 get himself nradg far the battle
Friday night The fighter said to-
day that hr IL n trim 90 nehf co.
night. a. he weighs % ibu. and II
in peffecs condition. he unl In q
hard mornings work today. running
10 mliva 80 psrfesl his wind. lie
punehei the has and SPARED 70
rounds with thrive rIarriBR partners.
lie never dtd such hari training Ia
his ilfe. IemriuA Fal8 today when
the guns @o1uds Friday night there's
EuinE 10 be trouble. am = sure
winner. I frai confident. strong and
we'll. and anxious 10. nFht. and am
positive the nEht win not iast ovcr
10 rounds =
Jsarief Gays bis left VIII settle
f1tEaimunua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
Patrol on the Columbia

ASTORIA. June 5.--F'ish Commits
aloner Reed has returned from n trip
10 the Upper Ciackamas. He says
work on the new hatchery has been
delayed because the members OF the
commission have been unable TO vis-
Il the proposed site. They intend
making the trip on June .. The
commissioner f. now engaged In
rounding up the canncrymcn who
have thus far failed to take out "
oenscs He expects TO place at pat
rol boat on the river within a day
or two. TO arrest every man tishing
without a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
BLOODY RIOT
IN BELFAST
Troops Charge Upon Eight
Hundred Nationalists.

BELFAST June 5.~The national.
ist demonstration ended IN a bloody
riot Troops charged "a mub of 500
persons with f&ed bayonete, inJur-
ing a large number of the rioters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The total length OF the projected
Siberian railway from Russia to the
Pacific ocean will be 1865 English
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
New Logging Road.

ASTORIA. Or, June 5.-Surveyors
started from Seatside Saturday TO
take up the work Of the Radlr-
Hickman party. They were in
charge Of n Mr.. Anderson, who was
formerly a civil engineer of this city.
An far as can be learned. the object
Of the party il to secure a suitable
grade for a logging road from the
Nehalcm country and Columbia
county. where large tracts of timber
land have been bonded by an East
ern syndicate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Sec Holman & Robinson for fratts Or
ehard Addition,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Richard Chneaet. Of the Norton
Sound Navigation company. which
viIl operate the steamer Discovery
between ~. Michael and Cape Nome
during the summer. has received q
dispatch from acting second assist
ant postmaster general stone. at
Washington. y. c.. Informing him
that the company has been given the
contract for carrying the United
States mail between the two ports
during the months OF July August
and September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The central w. c. r. 4. met Friday
In the parseTs of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. President. Mrs. p :. Wood; re-
coriinE secretary, Mrs. A u. G. MI
gent; corresponding sscr~sary. Mrs.
4 NJ Frazier. and treasurer. Mrs. =.
II @insfa.tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Mrs a n G. Nueent. Mrs. VII
liam Newhail and Mrs. n. =. Rock
well. have been elected delegates to
thc ssntc cpnvension q the W. G. T.
T.. which meets AZ Everett June Il
ard -. Mrs. r :. Weed. Mrs =, y.
Carp ard Mrs. Libby Beach Brown.
all n Seattle. are delegates at large
b. virtue of their ofElces Of state SUI
p4rinteudents q various DEPART
rtcnt@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Charles ]. s,eopie. district fright
and passenger agent for the SOUTH
ers Pacific. received al ~ the
ree1ris from the Tacoma Office 10
cav. This completes the work 81
moving the headquarters % she dis
trict from Tacoma % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

A large and enthusiastic meeting ~
supporters OF municipal ownership
VAS hsid az the Armery Saturday
niKht. Municipal ownership Of the
street railways Of the city was dts.
eussei by Richard wtnsor. Henry
W. stein. A. T., Burwell. Everest
smith. q. y. HoEdon. and Clark
Davis. and the speeches were all
short and everything was cut out bat
plain stasefnent of facts. The
speakers urwed the audience co Goa
stier the matter from the standpoint
II personal interest
The utsettnF vas under the aus
plrew OF the committee % one hun
drei. and !. W Gotwin. chairman.
introduced ex-Mayor Wos'i a. pres.
ding officer Of the meeting. Miss
Clara Tester sang q number ct pa
triotc solos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The best property offered Ia pra,esor-
.ehard Addition.
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Mayor fiumex received a letter and
n considerable amount OF money from
the United States consulate at Man
ia sorne time ago. TO BE- delivered 90
Airs. NJ. r.. Liiiie. at ats Lencra
street. this city. The money belong
eli 20 her son WHO had recently died
there. Tire mayor searched nearly
three weeks for her. and a notice nj
uuiring rs 20 her whereabouts was
published IN the papers. Today the
police were notified that Mrs. Lille
had moved TO Aiiegan. Michigan.
The money viii be sent 10 her nnme-
dlateiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

u0meseessr,. Rassaiss. rEass osuh.Add,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The Ralnlers OF Seattle. and The
Grays. Of Tacoma. played baseball
at Madison park yesterday. and the
Tacoma team won by a score OF TO
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The Blriro brought down the fol-
lowing passengers. p. :. Peter and
wife. =, Lobe. (. A. Marshall T, r
TaeRart. ". Y. Higgins. r. r. ha-
ker. Nfs, u Ruehi and daughter. j.
" Caldwell, James Turner. aud five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

W II. Noore. ~ Columbia, report
sd - the police yesterday that some
one had stolen his Winchester rife,
Herbert r. Kirk. formerly book
keeper tor Crawford and coaover.
ard wanted IN this city Tor alleged
eahaHziement. ~ reported as being
under arrest AZ fsutte. Munt. chi~s
81 poisce Recd sent = telegram TO the
lutte pellce rcquestinE them 70 hold
Kirk. who was arrested ~ Butte BY
the federal authorities on suspicion
Of eeuuferfrgting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

At the meeting OF the real estate
dealers Saturday afternoon in the
chamber NJ rommcrre. new con-
stitutfon was adopted. the most Inn
portsnt section belng aA follows No
member - this board shall hereafter
llst or Contract to sell property un-
less the owner or owners shall give
him the exclusive right Co sell the
same. In writing. and no member
shah list. advertise. or onsr Tor aals
any property unless u has been ex-
clusiveiy listed with himself OF wone
other agent ~ the adoption %
another section. the members agreed
TO maintain a scale IT commissions
~ follows; Five per cent. ON the flrst
thao " the purchase price; per
cent. for each additional 5000 or
fraction thereof. and I'm addition 81
per cent. for all over $1,000, The
eiecttun of officers viii he held next
saturday afternoon. when the beard
will meet at the rooms 80 the cham
boz 81 commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

+. I.ahe. Of this city. was a rctarn.
iaG passenger on the pirigo. lie u
a large STAKEHOLDER in the sea Level
Mining company " southeastern Al
Nska. and the corporation IL said
90 De developing souae promising gold
quarts mlnce in that section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The body OF n. Ruehi. IT saiina,
Kansas. who waa killed IN the snow
slide % December .. at Crater Lake.
IA c, was brought down on the nis1-
40. Airs Ruehl accompanied the
remains. ard the body viii be ship
ped 20 kansas for lnterment.
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Lot. only $3.50 each in rratts Orchard Ad
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M. Ga. Hume No. aSd. ballard No.
TIC and south seattle Ne, i1ss The
pneesalou formed at the colman
building on First avenue, and march
ed down the avenue 10 Neeier way,
az sceohd avenue to Pike atreat, aud
up that thoreuEhfarc "a the grounds.
Two brass bands headed the pruees-
slou. Charles Mcknight acted az
master Of ceremonies, and Charles
Broachc and Il. l. iladEd0n pFcsid.
"a "a captains. Palm Circle NJ. 90,
Women er Weodcnaft. also formed a
part at the parade,
AZ the grounds, after short adj
dress By Consul Commander Meck-
len. the monument WIS unveiled. aud
nprlnkled With salt as aSmbaicai Of
preservation. aHd dedicated 70 the
memory of Con. Gepfeft. u Seattle
Camp, who died April :. isss. Ole
Grpve. ~ ballard Camp, who died
May ~. lSss, and H~ctor iialieng aud
James McNaliy, who died February
" and February q. lSas, respective
~.
AZ the close 81 the services. an ora
tiun was delivered by Col. Hamilton
Lewis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

fiam Endeasur convention chorus ~
800 voices, will be held tonight IN
the Armory. The preparations FOE
the concert Friday evening have
nearly been completed and the con
cert promises 20 be the musical event
OF Seattle for this year.
a Seattle mining exchange viii be
opened Wednesday evening in the
rooms under the Canadian Pacific
railway office, IN the Mutual Life
building. The exchange - support
Ell b. a strong association 81 local
mining men. and contracts have al
ready been cossd with the Western
Union Telegraph company for the
transmission Of quotations from the
Spokane mining exchange. Toronto,
and Victoria.
The exchange IL for the benent OF
holders and owners OF stocks. and q
give all an opportunity OF ATTENDING
evening sessions. which viii be held
from s 20 Q o'clock. The exchange
rooms win also be a headauartcrs
for mining men when In town. An
opportunity will also be given prom.
critics west of the mountains Co be
listed. and Alaskan and British Col
urubfa stocks Will also be quoted.
Everyone Interested in mining IL In
vited to attend the opening. We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock.
The annual memorial services Of
The Woodmen Of the World were
held yesterday afternoon at the old
state university ground. and fully
1000 members 81 the order were pres.
eut. The feature of the service was
the unveillnR and dedication OF a
handsome granite monument 10 the
memory Of the dead members Of the
order.
The services were under the aus
fplccs Of four different lodges; Seattle
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN on WASHINGTON IIGTS {:
beautiful white-stone 'front.' Bancroft place;
containing IA rooms. tiled bath, cabinet mantels.
etc; hot water heat; In splendid condition. Of
fer wanted.
wEsCOTT. WILCOX & HIEsToN,
seq !. tn, tn st 1920 F st. NV.
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Thousands of situations have been OBJ
Stag.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR KrsNT-uorSE NO 1925 OREGON AVE: 0
rooms and bath; all modern improvements con
venont Conn cars $500 per mo. See
full list houses at office. Ill. VI. MARTIN,
1923
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The
Evening Star is located at 13O9-13
Atlantic avenue, where any Informal
ton concerning advertising, ETC., cs'n
be obtained. The rates are the same
as charged at the Home Office.
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Il & co, 1919 f ST.

CO., 1919 + ST.
81 Elm. Ii PIX. Or, h. 1880
2223I Cleveland. 6r&
w (Cuu- 80
RI 1854 X, 4r tcoU. 5. 90
1875 tissel al, ir, wa Is. so
123 l. Sc. Ar. wa. geo
1919 X. 5r. ....-.....6.0 90
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FOR SALE-GUOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES
fitted your windows. only 25c.; the best quail y
oil OPAQUE shades, soc, hung free. Will call with
samples. kLEEBLATI 5. Ilth and Ii sis. ne.
jel9-tf
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FOR SALE-R-iP-A-N-S. 10 FOR 3 CENTS AT
druggists. srocers, restaurants. salonns news
stands. general stores and barber shops Danish
pain induce sleep. prolong lie. One gives relef
aV2l-1yr-4
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1916 NV 14r&b. $3.50 1904 S NV. 7r&b. 20. 80
1875 NV. 11r&b 1000 1924 l. NV. 6rSb =, 90 %
2314 18th NV lOrSb Al so AIS II ne, Sr&b. %. U0
1419 Bin'y NV Tor b 40 90 Sto&5r 1884 20 SO
1928 18th. 10r&b. 1900 61s ID nw.s to&cel 90 W
1I2s Core II lor&b 90 429 I'd ne. Grab. Is. 80
l73S Core n lor&b .35 90 611 La av off IL. O0
Ii :ISkEI4L d McLERAN,
ou91th c TN RI zoos + ST.
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FOR SALE - WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - BAR
aains-HaEdsomc 3-story and cellar hay-windpv
press brick and brown-stnne dwelling; hardwood
trim; lot 25xl20. rAoms a floor; So 600 les:
than ever offered before.
se9-;t LATINiER d NESBIT. 1921 G ST.
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FOR SAI.E-65c. FOR CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; 81 ss
for 6-foot tables Csc. for settees; 50 cook store
wire COTS, Sl.2o, parlor aud bed suIte-S 81
per week. KEDMOND'S. 81 and 3l3 eth st N W
1yl3-tf
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FOR tsENT-DEEBLE &
1871 3ist, 10r&h fur 500
$40 Ia av, sto. eel 100
100 18th, llr&1. .31.%o
1I5l q NV. SrAb. 30. 30
1898 K | ay. 6r&b 81. ~
1917 18th. Sr&b. - 50. 10
AS y \ av, Grab, ST. - 80
OH y, Gr&b tCoD .-2l.Uu
uuiS-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
return Of l-en5x bicycle No. 43543 L. I. MEN.
CERT, $40 81 ST. sc.
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FOR SALE-LARGE HANDSOME STONE HOUSE,
10th st: modern In every detail splendid home
for family of means. Price, $4,000.
It Clark NEOS.. COS 18Th st
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FOR SALE-SUTTABIE FOR CONGRESSMAN
physician o. merchant-The large handsome house
112 Md P.ice will he made low. Per-
init to inspect from W. S. MINNIN. 1927 NV.
se9tf
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FOR E-BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRIT-
ERS. BEST on the market regardless of price.
Absolutely the most durable. Prices, $35 and
$50. MOORE BROS. Genl Agts., slS + St NV
iy..} SIN
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IOST-FhiDAY EVENING. ON nth ST BET
and NV, diamond from ring setting Please
return to EIIo1'S DRUG STORE cor 18th and
SITS, and receive reward 1t.
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OCEAN CITY, MD.

IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, HARPER FERRY.
w. Na-liighest location: picturesque: historic,
healthy; large, airy rooms; sI3.ihS beds; elegant
table Open until Oct. 81. Address j. b. CHAL-
MERS. Bolivar, Jefferson county w. Va.
p Se!I-m VS.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should be red daily, as changes may at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded the ports of
sailing daily and the schedule of Blessings is ar
ranged or the presumption of their unnfa rrupted
overl nd transit. For the week ending September
Is the last connecting closes Will he made from
this office as follows:
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-ONLY S11o 50 MONTHLY, FOR \
$500 upright piano. Goes The first applicant
Monday. No exchange. F. e. SMITH, l225 Pa.
1t
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FOR SAIE-HOtSE OF EIGTT ROOMS BATH
pantry. concrete cellar: furnace: deep lot to 25-
foot alley: and squares from 3 main car
lines; 3 blocks from Central High School and .
from Library site: cheap at So. 500: only
bouse-seckers answer. Address BUILDER. Star
office se92ta
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FOR SALE-NOS. 111119 T ST. NV; 6 ROOMS:
tile bath: concrete cellar; handsomely papere !;
furnace heat: ami. Price only $1,000.
It. FRED W. REEVES Gl7 Jtth NV
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-.AN SRM. BRICK
all mod. imps.; south side of q st. bet 9th and
18th NV. lot 11xS5.
scott LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 900 f n w
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FOR RENT-CTTY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES, 3
to 1s rooms 81 SO TO 500 Suburban houses
have large grounds and ami. NJ A. BALLIN-
GER 6Io 18th ST mh1S-s. tn, th-tf
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LOST-FROM ONE OF OUR WAGONS on It'll
81; NV on Thursday morning, package mark
ell Mrs. f. Butts, 91S Z NV Liberal re-
ward If returned 10 o. b. GEORGE Agent
Adams Ex. Co. 92I Pa. ave. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-09

FOR SALil-G ST. NEAR 9TH ST. Ne, 2-STOItY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-09

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