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space, and from foundation to the gilt
tering dome it will be 300 feet in height.
On three sides ii will be an ornate, mag
nificent mass of architectural beauty,
with quaint and beautiful electrical
lights concealed in the interstices OF the
domes and minarets with which the
structure will be ornamented. These
three sides of the great structure will
be fine, but it will be on the remaining
side that the skill of the architect, the
electrical experts, the artists and the
sculptors will be extended TO the limit
of human ingenuity, skill and taste.
Here the building will have a grotto
effect from the ground to the roof, and
this grotto will be mass of fountains
and cascades, the entire grotto, which
will be many yards in width, being COM
pletely filed from the ground to the
top of the structure with tumbling
mass of vari-colored water steps, for the
fountains will cascade from the top of
the building to the ground, series of
ornamental fountains placed series
above series, forming the steps.
At the apex there will be IA fountains
grouped about the standpipe, which will
be entirely concealed. Electricity will
be the power used to force many thou
sands of gallons of water from the near
by Niagara river up to the dizzy height
at which these fountains will be placed.
AS the water shoots and then falls
into the basins hundreds of electric
lights of various colors will play upon
the purling mass, and will follow il as
it flows from the broad basin in pic
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Hand Organs as CiviIizers.

Congo Free State negroes are being
Christianized by a hand organ. capt.
Becker. a Free State official. thought
fully took one with him to his post and.
finding that the natives enjoyed the mu-
sic. and being also DESTROYS that they
should marry in Christian fashion ne
announced thGt the organ would be
played al every Christian wedding
The result was that weddings took
place almost daily. and il was discov-
cred that many couples got married
more than once in order 10 procure the
music.
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Gave Its Life for n ChiiL's.

Mrs. Arthur Beagle, accompanied by
her tcn-year-old daughter, was picking
berries near Rood's creek. and accom-
panyjng the two was water spaniel
the dog acted strangely. brushing
against the child as if TO warn il o:
danger. rs the child kept on the dog
would lie down in the path in front
OF her, and finally il was discovered
that the faithful brute was on top OF
rattlesnake which bit the dog in M.
merous places. The child escaped un-
.huri, and its mother dispatched tie rep
tie but the deg died within an hour
sror3 the tes.-Baltimore sun.
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agement has arranged for the construc-
ton of % principal buildings, the
largest of which will be the companion
buildings, namely, transportation and
liberal arts. These buildings will be
on opposite sides of the walk leading
from the main entrance to the grounds,
and each will cover 100000 square feet
of floor space. Nearly as large in size
will be the Electricity and Transports
ton buildings, and then the main gov
eminent building and the Horticuitu-
raj building on either side of the Fore
court. will rank next in size, each COW
ering 100000 square feet of floor space.
The largest buildings, as have been
said, will cover 100000 square feet of
space: the smallest win cover % 500.
There will also be within the gates a
partial structure, which will be much
larger than any of the above mentioned
buildings. but as ii will not be rooted
in its entirety it is not classed strictly
as a building. This will be combi-
nation of the beautiful Administration
building and the Roman stadium or
race course. The entrance to the Adj
ministration building will be on the
passage from the main entrance to the
grounds and back of that structure the
walls of the great race course built in
the Roman style will rise. They will
extend for a distance of 1000 feet. In
that great inclosure during the prog
ress of the fair the greatest athletes in
the world will be brought together 10
compete in feats of skill, strength,
speed and daring for rich purses and
prizes.
And the GROWING glory of the lair,
the architectural marvel of the world
will be erected within few rods of this
structure, right at the head of the main
court, which, with lis contributory
courts, fountains and cascades, will
form the most beautiful sight that the
eye of man ever rested upon.
This structure, this chef d'ouyre. a;
the Partisan would say will be the elec
f-ical tower. for electricity is natural,
10 be the chief dominant feature of ar
exposition erected within brief rid,
of the harnessed cataract of Niagara
and within the corporate heart of III,
city TO which the world has conceded
the title Of The Electric City"
One pictures in ones mind a narrow
sLaky structure, when the term towel
is used. but the electric tower Of tn
Par,American exposition viii cover no
less than 10000 square feet OF grount
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TT WILL, in all probability be rude
II shock to all loyal Chicagoans 10
IA learn that the coming Pan-Amer-
lean exposition, which will be the ma
tional event in the year 1901, will be a
more beautiful exposition than was the
great one at Chicago; will, in fact, be
the most beautiful ever held, and with
the sole exception of the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition will be the largest.
It's rather a broad statement to say
that anything could be more beautiful
than the Court of Honor at'the great ex-
position of 1893, particularly at night,
but when the management of the ex-
position which is expected to do so
much for Buffalo, and, in fact, for all
humanity, started on the task of plan
ming, the pictures of the Chicago fair
were before them.
at is your task to excel that out
lay" was in effect the orders that the
architects and artists were given.
Don't plan on so vast scale, but make
the courts, the lagoons, the buildings
and the special features more beau
tiful."
1t was a hard contract TO fulfill, but
the skillful gentlemen composing the
advisory board wrought so well and
planned with such consummate skill
and taste that when their plot plan was
submitted to Director of Works Carl
ton and to Messrs. Birge and Sprague,
accepted with CELEBRITY.
This plot plan, which embraces about
335 acres of land, shows that the man
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Protection for Garter Pigeons.

IN China carrier pigeons arc protect
ed frc.i BIRDS Of prey by apparatus
consisting of barbco tubes fastened 10
the birds bodies. As the pigeon Aies the
action of the air passing through tie
tubes produces shrill whistlise scued
which keeps The birds cf ne. at a dis
taIce.-AlbaRy Argus.
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wyominr,s Graveyards.

Wyoming claims the distinction of
being the greatest of prehistoric grave
yards. More remains of gigantic mann
mails are found there than anywhere
else On earth. Among % varieties ex-
huaea there is one that represents
an animal which. in his prime. was So
feet long and 20 feet high Chicago
Chronicle.
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SIN Thought ~ Hot.

During one of the hot days a Dover
fMe.) coat maker was working on a
garment cut by Mr.. Frost for Mr..
Freeze. and set she complained of the
heat.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE. { O MMISSIoN
washington Railway Safety Appliances Notice
Is hereby given that numerous railroad companies
have applied TO the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for further extension of time for the period
of year. or until January /. 1901 within which
TO equip their cars and locomotives with automat tic
couplers and power brakes provided by Sections
aud of an Act approved March 2 1888 relating
10 the equipment OF cars and locomotives with
safety appliances, and that airing upon such
applications win he had the Office Of the Com
mission in the city OF Washington, ID. C.. on WE'D
NF.SpAY, DECEMBER SIXTH AT TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ. at which time and place all per-
sons interested will have opportunity to be heard
In person by counsel whether for or against
such extension. and may forward by mail any af-
tdayit. statement argument bearing upon the
question BY order OF the Commission: EDW. A.
MOSE14EY, Secretary. no23-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. 9052 ADM. DOC. 20. THIS is TO GIVE
notice: That the subscriber OF the District of
Columbia. has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia holding a special term
for orphans Court business letters testamentary
on the personal estate Of Dorsey Clasett, late Of
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber. on before the 28th
day of October next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Signed this 2Sth day Of October. 1899. AMERI-
CAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY Ry
JAMES F. HOOD, Secretary. W. A. MCKINNEY
Attorney. noo iawa AT
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CsFJRNtSHED.

FOR RENT-BI d. u. THOMPSON. 1875 # NV
lsY2 l4th. Stn&dw. si5.5o 1920 L ne r. $50 90
1873 n ne srSsr". 25.o1 800 II he, r.. % 80
lsil 10th NV, /, cocoon l50T 9Th NV Or ~ Il,
1910 Md av lie. Ir- Is; 80 1879 f. 6;- IL IA
1870 u NV. Pr. $3.50 6nS 18th, 6r....... u 81
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

toE >AtE-FI\E ntuNlNCs HORSE . YEARS
"Id. high bred trstter. very fast IL handled for
sl' ed perfsCtiy souHs!- terms reasonable Can h.
sou in rear lIfs l@th NV nn23 2r.
EANI'SDME HORSE AND Bi:UUGIIAM FOR
hire by fhs month. very reasonable. special
rates for boarding. r-eulsF bring and carriages
To- call NIX. thearrr and weddings STARiE
l.spa g Phone 12s nnaa r..
FOR SALE FINE BAY MARE 10. HANDS;
elegant driver. s,BHd AID Asfe- suifable for doe
az family: viii hs said bArsain as owner
further fer he. ISINNEY S'TAB Is
I5s. /. ". Ea.t3- II
FOR SAIE-0NE LANDAU. IN FAIR CONDITION;
cheap Gall Room ], Wander bldg. no2-.-Gt
FOR SAILS HORSES COI-PE RoGkAwAY
st II double harness aud pal table. iISa l7th
no22- ~
FOX SALE COUPE ROCKAwAI. IN EXCEL
i-n' condition, cheap. Inquire at 1927 9th st
Go2l 81
FOR SALE BUGGlEs. sCRREYS. TRAPS BUsI-
bcs- wagons dzytess, srzRhnpes: also nTst-riass
wagons o-b manufacture.
ss4s-u J. J. COOK S293 II 81. NJ.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BONE VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
tneluding two or three valuable stock farm. OF
300 to 600 acres. Within easy reach Of Washing
ton. WIN. u. SAUNDERS 4 Co., i4e7 y St
mY13-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST ~ TFFEF WITH HEALS AND TAUS
'| =. MARKS Church. e; AMI 4 ste. sc. about =
..a-k "Wednesday evening Reward if returned
= s.I O. au23-2ts
T.. ~ POINTER PUFFY Dos WHITE BROWN
-."'.~ h-sd- months old. Return To 3fUO LIST
- % auHI ,rcris- reWarl. H.
STHIN pH SFRANED- SUNDAY. a BROWN AND
WIN" t"N terrier puppy. rron the Blair farm
N't'-'utery county. Nd. A handsome reward " III
ICES given rr it, return - II vctte square
49,
LOST 4 IABLES BROWN LEATHER PoCkF.T
'~-A ",ursinlng moray AID ard Of owner. I.ih-
.-rnt lrf3 f"T rstnrf- Address Mr. w g.
Ipii C"iIegs Park Nd. IT,
.s3 WILL THE PERSON WHO TS'iK A DARK
f-I SIX umbrella Will queen handle from gallery
II Columbia ThesteT "Wednesday afJcrr,Ou re-
l1rH Tie 1896 1871 =; ana receive reward :
Itp--
Iu>r FOB CHAN Ash IAs'hEST. ENGRAVED
w.'r iulrizls l.. 4 Reward II returned TO LEE,
RAJ HGAtrE1N- I:.2p TenIEi. ave. no223
LuST GOLD ENAMEL. DIAMOND CENTER
h-sE-a. ia Nj Pleasant IN l4th st ears
in'i"r viii Ti+asr return IL IL e EMERY. l4OT
i'FaE - Nj Pleasant, and receive .,vard.
ao-I 81
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FOR SALE-LOTS

pensions. corner lot; 36xlII to l5-foot alley.
PRICE. s.. . per foot. improvements (franlei, pay
full interest an taxes. AUGUST DONATE. 81
1th st. Da22tf
FOR sAI.E-CHEAPEsT LOT EVER OFFERED N
HoLMEAD MANOR, ON 18TH ST. NEAR la
MAR; 5ex150 FIT; 40c. FIT.
BRICE q LlPSCoMB.
no21-6tf 6l2 f4TH ST.
FOR SALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
III you want TO get strong and well and make .
to-rnne. buy hve-acre hot In the addition 60
Ssyyille. Long lslsBd famous summer resort
the Great Sonth bay. where the nights ar.
always cool throughout the summer. None cSn
be sold after Dee. 1T $125 eseh hye acres
OWNER can he seen II 49, 10th ST. NV.
mold 2w
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PERSONAL.

IF HuI .NME bow y IT, ATTEND THE RACES
IL VIII b. o. yuTi- Interest To investigate our
sAHdiri rates f''r g"rgs discarded garments. will
t,A IA r~"ripf = l-.-Ja:- II STH' - OLD st AND
piS u s. Ru2.;- #
NATIONAL. DE-TEtTlVE AsENCY AUTHOR
-. b'S i3jL -. open day md night Re
lsaf.i' and experienced Strictly confidential
q.
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lbH KENT
1901 y II av. furnish
81. 8r. u. crl, mi $50 90
no 18th. lor&h. mi. $500
g32 I'D. So. b, mi. -. ~
2l2H X. ~. Il. eel. mi r. -
2sS0l NJ. l0r&h. mi $3.50
2S'3 ., or. b, mi $3.50
'aaS \. Sr&h. mi -, 30
"a I'D. 7r. w. 9 10 30
l149 Z. 9r&h. nj ~. -
1913 X. ar. w.....14.5p
lan3 2sih. 5r. N...I4.2G
rs Ith ne, Or. VIZ 1880
2i34 Va aV. CIR, ". Z. !2.3O
FLATS.
iI2i tsth. = new
fats. 6r. b. heat.
m i......S45 and $50.
nolSs,t.th WESCOTT 4
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LADIES GOODS.

PLATING.
Knife and ACCORDION Plating, Pinking done
whiis- you wait. &c. yard Cordipg and Fine
Stitching. at oPPENHEIMER'S 514 9th St NV
Work called for and delivered. ocI23m-5
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
irg of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
cialty: ladies' tailor-made suits made TO order
ut guaranteed. E. MORGAN, 500 st. NV
seii-Sni-4
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM FURRIER
Is located at her old address, 1908 Sth st NV
Altering and repairing OF Hgh-g grade Fur Gar
ments exclusively oc2- 3m4
MANICURE.
11I0 G-MARLBOROUGH PARLoRS-111O G.
Hair dressing, manicure, complexion culture. AT
Arlington Drug Store tbranch). manicure. 5ee
and 75c noIS-6ts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

month. Why pay IS? ANY typewriters repair
ed at a nominal cost
MOORE BROS, BIS + St, Rooms and S.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
Z. S. kANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays al
am. landing AT Colonial Beach Chapel point
and all wharves as far down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays Mt nm
and Fridays about $3.50 pm 49,
United STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. TO GLYMDNT MD
and intermediate landings
The steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday s:3O am Returning about z n n,
Passenger accommodations tirst-class. Freight
Z. $. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager
GEO o. CARPENTER. General Agen, WASHINGTON
WIN N. REARbON, Agent, Alexandria. sels-if 20
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. DC. 9TH st Ferry Wharf,
loniHl Beach, Bushwood, Rock PIT. CcIton's Nom
mi Greek, Abeli's Leouardtown Stones Howard
and Cohrun y.
Wednesdays, IN for intermediate landings r.
LeOnardtown. Abells, Nomini Greek Coan and
Yeocomico rivers.
saturday, an. for intermediate landings 70
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Cotton s
NomiDi Greek
See schedule in effect August 81, 1899
uul6-tf c. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
THE VEINS STEAMBOAT co
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Summer Schedule in effect May 80, 1899
Steamers POTOMAC and SUE leave eth street
wharf every Tuesday, Thursday and SUNDAY NJ
pm. for Baltimore and river landings
All river freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Passenger accommodations strictly frst-class
Office. 91O Pa ave
Telephone TAB. te1-l2tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-IN NEW LA GRANDE, ON 4TH
st, opposite Pension Off,re; rooms and bathi
$35 to $40. A Q. CLANCY & CO., 1922 st.
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FOR ENTITY JAMES r. SHEA. 3d. PA. AYR
S2l Sd NV. o rooms ami .--....... SaS 81
24l lith ST. s.w.. q rooms. am .......... .atuu
AS IL ST, sw., q uuums, water. .--........ i 81
1903 Eth Il. nv. r'cms wafer. ....... is ~
1902 Al 81. s.w.. rovIDs. water. ........ ID 80
oSo ST Sc. 8 rooms, water. .-.......... 10 ~
ls3i ~ ST. s.w.. ; rouUs. Water.......... To- ~
2ln3'D st. NV, rooms, nuter.-....-..... $50
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WANTED fI2l ETH ST Nv, WOMAN Fol
general hoUSewOrk. references.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIstiEI

foh kENT-l22e nth ST NV. CONTAINING
hliie noouas aud all modern improysraepfs ARMY
to OWNER 1920 I7th st nv no22 "a.
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FOR RENT-iBe6 T y W: : ROOMS AND BATH
nice back ward and shed. all IA perfect order
rent only S25 90. TIlEpD. FTIEBt'S Room -
Bank building, t2tb aud q NV. uu2.-fr
FOR RENT 431 C ST. NV, OPPOSITE PEN
sion once, four Stories II rooms: IA g.. new is
papcred aud painted central location. suI'aLl,.
f"l boarders and roomcrs. $500
noIS-tf JAMES r SHEA. $50 Pa ave NY
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FOR REN1.HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-rUR FINISHED, 12e MARYLAND AVE.
me- RS. and bath; ami; suitable for member
of Congress Apply nj house. possession. ao2S-3s
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FOR RENT


3l7 No NV. Tor So 80 400 lie. 7r......I7.Jn
Hl9 ID ne, 1r ami. - 20 g24 9Th Sc ar Il ~
no21-tu.th,s ROBERT L. BRADLEY 1903 r -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUR WATCH tIEANFI 81. go
NATCH VANISHING. ST 80.
All WORK WARRANTED, ONE TEAR
rsla.-51 1921 T 81 y ".
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED AT 1850 CoRCoRAN
81, large sunny room. with two beds; heat and
gas; for one person, $40: two, SIP IT.
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T.. ~, POINTER PUFFY psrI- WHITE BROWN
spas h-,d- q months cd. Return To- 2iOO LIST
- q auI .rcpis rewari H.
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FEMALE.

wANTEIr-A FIRST Lass MANICJRE: MUST
h. capable u doing oIrricsI work Apply at
On<-. Frof. J. J. GEs'I;t;EsS X SbN, thjrOp"dists,
1li5 Pa. IS n023 IT
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FOR RENT-PA1tKYIEW APARTMENTS, 423-425-
AZ 4th St nv, overlooking Judiciary Square; pri-
vate bath, buffet kitchen and porch: each apart
nent front one.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
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FOR RENT0LARGE FRONT AND BACK PAR
Lor, wen furnished as two bed rooms, SIS; large
'front.' room, $40: back, SO: hall room. 81; light
ana neat southern exposure. IL NV. no28-3'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-ROOMS IN OUR BUILDING, SUIT
able for office or living; steam hsat; south and
exposure TIE ScLACHLEN REAL rs
TATE " LOAN co. 10th end Il NV. no2t3t
FOR REMITTANCE, WEIL-LfGHrED MODERN
Offices elevator, electric light. steam heat; jani-
tor SERVICE rent. $3.50; extras MetZcrott
bldg, lilo L st. NV.
oc30-tf GASCH BROS, Agts. 1867 st.
FOR RENT-oFFICES, 1407 f ST; SUITE , RS,
LIST floor; heat and electric light; $25. 3 rs en-
suite. Sc floor; heated; $50; or viii separate at
low oc.S-in
FOR RENT-ROOMS IN HARPER BUILDING
i87 c. for Office light manufacturing purposes;
heat and elevator. Apply to JANfTOR
no21 tn, tn, sat-
FORLEASE-FOR MANUFACTURING OR OTHER
purposes that very desirabiy located prop
erty northwest of 14th and h SITS
NV. opposite U. $. Electric Lighting plant.
and well known Petit L. Dripps foundry.
having q frontage of 100 feet l4th st and
1876 feet b St; large twostory brick
chine shop and storage yard.
B. Il. WARNER & CO.,
oc26-tu, tn. s. I'm Ole + St nv
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FOR FNT-UNFURNISHED-
1919 Belmont av, s'IS 9th ne. I0r&h So ~
Wash HIS lurSh S6A 90 6lS 81 nv, sttScqi ~ M
23l4 18Th nv. lnrNb AZ - 6lT La ay Office n Il %
2324 l. nv, Grab. 1853
HEISkELL & McIERAN.
ocl4-s. tuSih-tf louS + -.
FOR RENT-THE YEI.Y DESIRABLE RheSIDENCE
1880 Vermont ave. between y street aud Rhode
Island avenue: IL rooms and bath. N excellent
repair and modern in every particular Address
JAS. W. FLACk. Jr., 81 Law building. Balti-
more, Md. nolS-i2t
FOR RENT-lTO6 FLA. AVE. SIR & b. SIS ~
lSt0 Nj. 81. -, newly papered. $1,000. $500
1915 Yale. ltr.. 2b., newly papered. is on
1902 2lst, l4r n b.. double house .:iS
oc25 Inn MILTON W. JOHNSON. 1872 r 81.
FOR RENT-5O DEFREES ST; 2-sToRY BRICK.
I0ll 7 st NV; 2suory bay-window brick: .
rooms and bs th
1l22 9Th ST. NV: 3-story and basement brick;
8 rooTDs and bath.
All in perfect order.
Apply 10 owner, EHAS. c. pUNCANSoN,
no9-d 9th and b sts NV
FOR RENT PHONE GA
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,
COR 9Th AND T., ROOM 2.
1874 VT Tor $G5- 90 I20 Macs ne, 7r 80
IS46 Yale st. l0r. 80 so l425 ST. Tr. :. 30. 20
453 NJ NV, 12r. 5000 1881 4 NV. Sr - 30
9O5 Pa ay Office 5000 1922 NaIach pl ST. - 90
MOI THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estnte Officer
FOR RENT-wEAVER BROS, 1916 NV
1929 10th St NV. II rooms. a IA ....... $40. 90
I'll ID st. NV. store, good eohdit ion. 3O.OO
Stable los Diapers alley s-w.. stalls. 1000
no1-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-15
Praternal Directory.

MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, X. of p,
Meets every Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock, Castle Hall, Fort street
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
1915 A. L. MURPHY, II. X IS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-15
SALICYLIC ACID.

Salicyiic acid Is an organic acid. 1t has
powerful antiseptic qualities, prevents the
souring Of beer, also the development of
bacteria contained in fluids. Applied ex-
ternally II will remove corns and warts.
TAKEN INV sRDLY salicylic acid rap.
idly lowers the bodily temperature, re-
duces the pulse rate, blood pressure, and
rapidity Of respiration some people being
peculiarly susceptible to its action.
The Board of Health has condemned
all oesrs containing salicylic acid. Among
those proved to be free from this aduter'
ant was the OLYMPIA BEER, sold by
Larry Dee Of the Hoffman Saloon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-15
ENSIGN WORTH BAGLEY
GARRISON.

GARRISON,
No. III,
Regular Army and Navy Union Of
the United States Of America. meets at
Harmony Hall, King street. every sec
ond and fourth Friday in each month.
Visiting comrades are cordially invited.
MARCUS II. SAUNDERS,
Commander.
J. r. .SHEAHAN, Adjutant.