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It is absurd. The faring collar and large
revers give it what style it possesses, and
for travelling it is decidedly useful.
To most figures the short jacket, tight
at the back and tight OIL loose in front, is
more becoming than anything else. This
never goes out Of fashion, although the
basque, revers and sleeves vary little
from year to year. When it is trimmed
at all this season, except by stitching or
straps, the decoration usually consists
Of round cords, which form q design II
relief.
The long rcdingotc holds its own l.
is adorned with stitching, which often
Stimulates {: round pclerine at the shout
Gers.
The latest form OF the cape, for use
with elegant toilets, is short at the back
and sides and has long stole fronts reach
ing to the foot of the gown. These capes
are covered with lace. beads and span
giles and are very elaborate.
The cut depicts new jacket Of mastic
cloth. It is half fitting at the back and
straight in front, entirely bordered with
six rows OF stitching. The collar and
revers are very large, and there is a deep
pelerine with stitched straps at the
shoulders. The lining is of light brochc
silk. The large straw hat has twisted
brim and is trimmed with plumes. A
fringed scarf Of velvet is arranged be-
meath the br:m, over the hair, in the
Spanish style. JUDO CHoLLET.
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aoythipg calculated to give personal
affropt or indiguity to the Chinese
was not a part of the present cam,
paign.
JAP CAVALRY PURSUE
J,ondoo Aug The japanese

Loudoo, Aug 90 The Japanese
cavalry has left Pekin 10 pursuit of the
dowager empress and her court, accord
ing to telegrams from the north received
at Shanghai BY Chinese officials. These
dispatches aver that the empress aud
her treasure traio, protected by 30, GOO
troops. have already arrived at WI Tai
SAP, 10 Sbansi province.
The field telegraph north of Yan
Tsco is interrupted aud nothing uoder
Pekiu date appears TO have reached
Y aug Tson sine Aug II. Heavy rains
have been falling 10 the province Of Pc
Chi Ii.
Tho landing OF tho British troops at
Shanghsi is not causing excitement
among the patives. A detachment of
100 French marines landed there today.
A custou's cruiser is reported to have
gone to Tien Ts,n to take away the
foreigners rescued from Pekin.
Many iuauectial Chinese have inter-
ested themselves 10 the fate Of q
Chinameu sentenced by 40 English
court at HonskoDs to six months
imprison meus at hard labcr because be
wss a member Of the Triad society.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22
:,cayeuted a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs George Long,
of New Straits vile, Ohio, prevented dread
fal tragedy and saved two lives. trighful
cough had long kept her awake every night.
She had tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr.
Kings New Discovery. Cne bottle wholly
cured her, and she writes this marvellous medi-
cine also cured Mr.. Long of severe attack of
Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof o.
he lnatchless merit of this grand remedy for
curing ali throat, chest and lug troubles.
Only SOC and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
Trial bottles fres at J. F. W. DeLorme's Drug
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4 Remarkable Case.

Matthias Steinberser, who is at pres
ent living With his srandnephcw,
Percy w. 1Iolcomb, near Fostodla,
is a veteran OF the Mexican war.
In one of the charges Of his regiment
at the battle of Rcsaca de Ii Palma.
his horse stumbled and fell, and.
throwing him to the ground, Knocked
him scnSelcSS and parllyZcd his spine.
When he was taken to the hospital,
ne waS able to tell everything thai
took place up to the time he WAS hurt,
but after that everything was blank.
He has always maintained that he WAS
about 81 years old He has. in fact.
been blind to all progress.
The other day he was struck on the
mead and lost consciousness. and when
he came to q peculiar expression "aS
noticed on his face. as if he had just
awakened from Il long sleep. The first
question that he asked WAS. What
are al those wires uD there on the
poles for:: He WIS greatly astonisli-
ed at the electric cars and bicycles.
He says. Il guess that The world has
gone so fn,. ahead of ne that Will
never cat.l! up with it.'-Tolcdo Cor.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Heat Kills in Charleston.


Charleston, Aug 81 There we're
ak prostras;ona from heat here during
the cay, two CT the cases reported prov
Jog fatal. Gage Williams aud William
Harrison, negroes. who we're overcome
a. the Atlantic Phosphate works. died
withio an hour after the prostration.
The other patients are all doing we'll.
They are Irene Smith. an unknown
woman A Balger of Alexander
street George Hvfmoo. OF Knoxville,
Teuu, aud q colcred nan named Wash
Wll,am- The highest temperature
registered here dariog today was SO
degrees
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22

Philsdelphia, Aug ao.-The United
States battleship Alabama left
Cramps shipyard this afternoon for
her oaicls! trial. which will take
place off the New Eogland coast
during the early part of next week
The Alabama will go directly to the
Brooklyn navy yard, where she will
be placed in dry dock for the purpose
of having her bottom cleaned aud
painted From there the battlesbip
will go to Boston barbor. where she
will anchor for several days while her
machinery is being overhauled The
speed trial will take place on 3
N easured course between Cape Ann
and Cape Porpoise Tne'Alabama's
contract called fo- speed of Is knots
az hour for four consecutive hours
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taiulr Ill summer. SO It Is safe to plan
the warm weather wardrobe on that un-
Outstanding.
Tho illustration shows a gown OF pink
bcu.alinc. The skirt. which is plain in
front. has three stitched plaits ut each
side and vatican plait at the back. The
bodice. tight fitting behind, haS two
plaits in front. which ut the top form
sort OF collar cordc:9 with black velvcs-
This collar is continued to the waist h.
fnc plaitncs Of white crepe '!e chine with
black velvet dots The llat length sleeves
are of the same kind of crepe dc chine
and have caps of pink bcnsalinc. corde.
with black velvet The plastron and col
lar are OF puffcd mousse!ne dc sole.
Gord hut,ol.S form the decoration.
ara a black velvet belt is worn.
I'll. ,esho.n hat has q twisted br:rl with
pink azalcaS under the left Si,ic It IS
trimmed with black plumes and Il jewel
cd l,::cklc. JUDO CHoLLET-
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SUM MMER SKIRTS.
Nothing Decidedly New In Shape to
Be Expected.

The thinner the material used the ar;-
pier the folds are at the back Of the skirt.
Many gowns Of sheer summer fabrics
have the skirt carefully formed ant;
shaped by Insertions and bands OF trim
,nins, while the goods FOR the waist are II
the piece, to be made up as desired.
Tunics will be Worn all summer. They
are long and are frequently finished with
fringe. A plain skirt is more suitable for
a young girl. however, although tunics
are used occasionally in Juvenile cos
tunes.
Skirts with plaits in front have been
attempted, but arc not acceptable. It
requires very slender figure to look wei
in them. The front Of the skirt is usually
quite. fat and plain. Just how long plait-
ed and tucked skirts will be worn cannot
at present be safely predicted, but GER
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RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY.

London, Aug 21.-Julian Ralph io
The Daily Nail this morning quotes
fcom a diploma. Of high standing,
whose name is not giveo. who declares
that Russia is vigorously endeavoriug
tc secure American support aud TO
break the harmony existing between
the United States aud Great Britain
"Eogland," says the diplomat 10
question. "has DO first class power ex.
cep: America whiob cffsrs her the
slightest ground tor hoping friend
ly heariog of her case The bitter
feeling Of today will generate war
aeaius' her tomorrow Russia's pIau.
Which is encouraged by Austria Huo-
gary. France aud Germany. is to ssEip
Great Britain of all support to leave
her naked before such a var begins.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22

New York, Aug l9-Mrs James
Strathie,. of Atlantic Highlands, n
j :. is dead after suffering FOR week
from well defined symptoms of hydro
phobia. A month ago Mrs Stra'hle's
son died of the same disease Both
mother and child were bitten by 9
playful puppy. 1t was not until the
sons death tna. the dog was killed
and found to have been diseased
The mother was taken ill week ago
and in spite of the best medical treat
ment. che died at noon today 10 awful
agony.
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RUSSIANS TAKE TERRITOY

Loudon. Aug. 20.-"Geu. erode
koff," says the St. Petersburg CORES
pondeos of The T,mes, 'telegrapSs a
remarkable fact, which must be taken
as prenonitory notice Of what is pre-
baby 10 follow. The Russians have
DOW copquered toe right bank Of the
Amur, which. therefore, is 90 !ooge.
the frontier but an internal river Of the
Russian empire" !"
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LAST STAND BEING MADE

Loodou, Aug 20. 4:20 m Rear
Admiral Bruce cables she aomirsity
from Cbefoo, Aug 10. as follows ):
IAN Informed 90 the authority of the
japanese that street fighting still con.
tinues in Pekip. part Of which is co
ase.
"Yaog sa prevented toe empress
from leaving and last stand is o. "
being made in the iouer city which is
surrouuded by the allies aud being boc
barded."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22

New York, Aug 1S-A special
cable dispatch to The Jouroal frem
Delegoa Bay says that according TO
reports there Gen Dewct has turued 90
the British. defeated them aud captured
4 900 men.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22
OUTER GARMENTS.
Newest Styles In Jackets and Wraps
The Loose Sack.

The loose sack seems 70 have estab>
lished itself As hard service wrap, and
it is undoubtedly convenient, although
ugly. 1t is becoming only to tall, stately
women with a dignifed carriage and nc
superSuous flesh. Upon small woman
it loses all attraction, and on 4 stout one
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-22
Or. cady's condition Powders

&c jus. what horse needs when in Dad con
dition. Tonic, blood purifier and vcrmifuge
They are not food but ,edicine. and tne best
TO use to put horse in prime condition. Price
25 cents per package For sa'e by Or a. >
China. Dec 30-o
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lncOnS:~tcnt.

You keep nis waiting so long" COM
planned the customer.
..Madam." SAID the worried grocer.
who was ccononiz;n= in his business
by employing only one clerk. "ain't you
the woman that VA: in here yesterday
kickin. about short wciShtsf-C!lca-
go Tribune.
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BELIEVED IN GHOSTS
DR.. ELLIOTT couEs sAlo THAT HE
OFTEN SAW THEM.

The Famous Ornitho!oSist's Descrip-
ton Of the Spirit nf Il Dead Friend
Who Appeared to nnd Convcrsed
With Him an HIS Room.
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escape from Pekin, and that about
the only present service of the impe
rial palace and grounds is an aaylum
in which the demoralized Chinese
soldiers are making a last stand.
The japanese legations advices
today showed that the banners OF
the imperial cortege were seen leav
ing Ptkin on the 18th, and that
probably the empress dowager, as
we'll az the emperor. had left the city
Consul General Goodnow advised
tine state department that he had
information from Chinese sources
that the empress dowager had left
Pekin
The attitude which the information
al forces will observe toward the
emperor and empress dowager is
understood to have received fflcial
consideration among the powers,
resulting from request by the
southern viceroys that nc personal
indignity be shown to China's
rulers In response to this. it is
quite generally understood that there
will be no personal iudignity to the
emperor and empress dowager, not
because it is felt that there % any
special consideration due tlem.
but because China would be rre ipi-
tated into chaotic condition If the
responsible heads of the empire Lost
ibeir functions In view OF the
general desire of this government
and the others concerned to keep
China intact and speedily restore
quiet the disposition among officials
10 toward refrainiug from any per-
sonal indignities to the Chinese
rulers I, develops 10 this connec
ton that all of the powers recently
rejected the proposition of the con
su,s at Tien Tsin to destroy the
.ombs of the Mug dynasty. The
proposed destruction was a threat
bed out to the Chinese in the hope
of bringing them to terms But the
powers rejected the propose! and
!! thus gave significant evidence that
Evening star., 1900-07-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

wANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE MOUNTAIN
air,, about III or hours ride on train from
Washington, 10 or ~ acres; some fruit; 8 or TO-
room house and outbuildings. p. T. BERRY. 12l4
3lst ST. NV fy24-ots
FOR SALE-A NICELY IMPROVED AND WELL
located 800-acre farm in sight Of Leesburg, Lou
doun 60. Va. no agents or trade. Addrsss H j
H0UPT, LeesburS, Va. 1yia-2ats
FOR sALE-l5 ACRES; BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF
washington M city; large oak trees; 2 miles distant;
on July 20, 1900, O'Clock pm. at public auc.
tion. without reserve. Call or write for partic-
Jy1S-ets "
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Is TO y INTEREST. ON GROUND FLOOR, IN
w"rklns Producing gold PIE, II he. 1T lhtlfe.
thousands 1 I, in sight: earning
4rf per year. Adde'S nine \. Star uii-c
jy:I- u. tLa>-:ii-
Evening star., 1900-07-24

SPOT CASH PAID FOR MERCH iNDISF: DRY
gods. fancy 10, ds furnishings. 81. thing.
etc SAI.Al. Br.litEND
jy2it,th.si F--ilbniI Hoe
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FOR RENT-IN THE FASHIONABLE Wv oI.,
X ST.. 10 a..d bath: sic IN h, al: Will less
FOL one oI Two y,a.s: sta IL, nth.
HILL, NEWTON y Co. So L ST NV
Nol-s tlI-3t
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OR RENT-3 ROOMS ON I'd FLOOR LIGHT AND
heat SIG per month in advance; references l4o1
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURN1siiED
room. I'd floor; water and gus; drst-class rundi-
tion Apply at 62s st. NV. Jy24-2t'
ROOMS AND BOARD.
PARTY OF YOUNG MEN CAN FIND REAL
home home comforts, with hrst-class board. at 1898
Mass. ave. NV. jy233t'
FOR RENT = FURNISHED. WITH BOARD. 3
rooms rooms on second hoor.two front and one back;
reference exchanged. 1918 st. NV. jy23-1w'
nicely furnished communicating rooms, with
board: doors from Con Library. square from
Capitol; transients specially. Jy2126t'
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-AT1ENTIoN. BAI,BERs,-1s27 7TH
ST. nHs '0e"'G Th1MAs Sl SNs r. iS FSWLER lsR. 10y"
H23-6t' 921 st. NV, I'd fcor
FOR RENT-LATIMER, & NIssBIT 1921 ST.
-,,,, KENIAL 1 AGENTS
LONG LEASE: LOW RENT; WILL REMODEL
506 18th n.w.. store and 3 rooms. 90
HOS n.w., store and 3 rooms. $500
jy21-3t
FOR RENT-476 PA. AVE. NV; STORE AND
dwelling Of II rooms; modern imp. suitable fo
boarding house and care reasoLabie rent. Apply
jyI7-tu. th&stf
FOR RENr-A FINE l-sTORy BUSINESS BUILD
ing. 62l Eth al NV; large store room: large new
pa'r glass wind""s; - r.onis: steam heat; rent
Reasonable 10 desirable tenant
te16n b +. SAUL. Sc. cor. 9TH and L SITS
FOR RENT-ELEGANr STORE. WITH FIN
lures 223 Pa ave. Sc; splendid cellar: fne loca-
tion fer any kind of business; rent very reason
1.6tf
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-CENTRAI. LoCATIoN-1sT FLOOR
Ss 18th St NV. nice. large o:.ice room: b. at,
i:fsT. COS I4th ST. NV. jy1S-tf
FOR RENT-OFFICiS IN THE NEW STAR
building: light. he.t and jani;or service included.
Apply at th Business ohire Of The Evening siar.
room suitable for ',i u. Apply On Premises to =.
CROKER. 933 Pa. ave. jy2-tf
FOR REN1-I-AiuE. WELL-Li,iiIIhD. MODERN
orces: elevator. electric light. heat: tani-
tor service; rent. SLID: extras. Mrrzrrort
"cao-tf GAsGii BROS AE.s 1907 81.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
1s To X INTEREST ON GROUND FLOOR. IN
w"rAins it'.I'cins gold t. PIE IL n' si at lhture.
thousands Il t. us are in sight: now earning over
4ra per year Adde'S MINI. y, Stas oii,e.
jy2l-lu.tL&s-:it-
SPOT CASH PAID FOR MEHcH ,NpIsF DRY
Snsis. fancy gods, furnishings. >ia'S ciLtainS.
ivnl-, III 81 E-.i,ti, tJ,.,,
- ~
FOR SALE - CONTENTS OF BOARDING
house: eyerythin: complete: II rooms: rem 50
Address Box 2;I Star ONCE iy2i-:;t.
~
give M: cause. i'll health Or entire business 10
tight party Good paving: ar Iocatinn Al
dress inx 10 Star oti.-r fyoi5t.
.- . .-
FOR KENT MEl EE HfIE!-. NS. Ito-i2 IA.
nv cunvel.CI TO the lstlnsy lvania i: Il.
dih:ns loom; lust r. .nosat..i and put in ,irst
jy2S-5t Il. Fl. WARNER Co. .9l6 + NV.
oI n EST ,RIJstIED D;:1-,; STnRF WEST yIR
,ini. town yrIi stuck.d: ur,l.Su nxtnrs.- In.
Sinc.,t.s In,nrov.J s,,J, I,rpt,,r. ,.,,eII.n, an
inp''''' ''S'
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FOR RENT
632 D nw.dw&bakery35.c 90
1916 14th NV, fat Or. b. 80
1406 Corcoran 1t
NV. 7r. ami. -. 80. 90
1408 Corcoran, Sr, ami 30
S1I Mo av NV, 1Or. .27.30
100 9th ne. 7r, ami .21. so
22S2 7th NV, ,5r&str.. 1850
3eo-s,tu&th ROBERT z
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S06 P NV, Or. wa.
gas i latrobe. 1880
419 18th se. 6r. wa
a gas. IL. so
633 S O av se, Or. .12-@
1907 g sc. Or. ...11.30
1920 Wylie ne, Or. .9.60
Al Fenton pl 5r. Zoo
. BRADLEY, 1s0a y Ct.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED 80" CAN BE MADE NEXT SIX
months by a-efifs handling white and fancy
rubber collars cuffs. bos"ms and neckties Pat
eutst ard guaranteed goods. Inclosp stamp for
special plan NJ & VI. MIG Co. Springfield
Nass je5-tu th. set
Evening star., 1900-07-24

wills u.tli-3t
FOR EENT-Bi X. o. HoLTZMAN REAL ESTATE
,, ,hd ins,i; :,lee &C, irokrr. ioh aud F sts-
mr. I'm. lTr, ih.s;Uo I5-a 18th NV sr: % Is
Iil3 NV, ID, 3b. :,ojo 1871 I4th nv. Or Il So %
llh NV 75Aa: :,os 7f. M nv If. - % 2.
i lssl III u; NV nv aP'SS Sso $50 I En- 5. il, NV
so So lsta NV. lor 800 1913 10Th NV 6r 80 :
l22I lJth NV, Tor. =. 10 % 81 . h sw Or liz ~
ls=a 10Th NV. lor. i..a5 1884 9th NV. Or Is 20
.., 20. NV. i2r; - 80 ll6 NV. ir. 1900
40 9th NV. l2r.-. 4a:,0
10th aud F. SSd5 ot5i5ss rs NV IS and 20 "a
81, nd, from $40 to SIS 80 Ia av $40 and ID .S 1850
sroRFS. '' NV e'eh- -io-o'
81 81 ii,h ~ NV l714d 10 % 1924 eth NV. 7r&s 80 90
STABLES
49, 81. Mass Nv trenD- .Slo 81 NV rear).$ 81
5ss issa Is15 81 s rs 81 ny N.Y. s
go sheridan orb .so 1881 sth NV 6r&b =. -,
5S5 9TH se.5r&sto. 10. 30 AZ. nth Sc. GrSb ~ SO
1898 4th NV, 6r&b 600 i03 4th ne Or. 20, 30
Send for cur list Of houses for sale in noIlh-
west and Capitol Hill.
Telephone 1866.
COLLINS & GADDIS,
~ ~0-3-ot Sil 1lth ST. NV.
FOR KENT-ATTENTIoN. owYERs.-IT WILL
pay You TO place your vacant houses with us To-
rent and collect your rents. We do large rent
testion We advertise ihera our 81 pr cent aft Of
renters come I" us 0nr Office is centrally locat-
ed er and arcessble IS Can on us Let explain
iy2l-5t STONE & FAIEFAX. SOC i st. NV.
FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HILL, 3os n. c.
aye; ave o6 5oo,ns: cellar all mod iups; s23 Ap
FOR RE>T-BY FLOYD f. DAVIS. 7TH & Esw.
21S 9th WIFI. am! $1,000 SIS 9Th sw 7r ami 90
l33s lss IN sw erws VS. la'o 3 500 "a, "a
1ass 8 9Th 's sW Or w&s 200 zoo 'f "' Sf'E'1 y2ist
FOR RENT
ssi nv, iSr ;a 500 1sc s.
1i0s J av. Or: go 1907 1lth st Sc 6r..I55O
w M 4; e. G tsiasi se Ss st na ao0
FOR RENT-BY G. a. BARKER, 4s5 ~ ST. sw.
473 sw. 1er, i'm. .stasss 65 1903 + sw, 7r&imp 1880
aGst s 80 sw sw qmn 30 81 8 "a w s eSHp 20
312MeLean av Or, i'm. 1880 352 F, 6r&sta sta - ID so
ees " sv a sis sw sw 90
81 500 sw. ir&w. 10 50 Sl2 Va av sw,5r&w 10. 80
$50 - sw y sS sS sr&M Srw 80
olO ~ sw 4r&w 30 433 Del av sw.6r&w. 10 80
Good blacksmith and carpenters shop, rear Of ~
Mo: ave. s.w. 90
FOR RENT-40s ST NV; THE BEST H0ITSF
& the cheapest r"nt n the city today; a perfect
beauty; 2sty. cellar; fur. heat Only s25 per
jy21-6t'
FOR RENTE12-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
I'M amps; s24 sth ST. n.y. reference required: rent.
S4o per mo- Apply 922 Sth NV. Jy21-3ts
FOR RENT-WELL-LoCATED 12-ROOM BRICK
Dwelling northwest, with brick stable; in per-
feet order: reasonable rent.
jy2l-3t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.n.w
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
1914 10th. lor b. 800 ooIeso Fren,a st. ST. b.soso
1873 18TH. pr. b. 4s Defrees. 6r b. .146O
1876 U, 9r bL ......4250'
HE1SkELL & McLERAN,
5e30-s, tt, th-tf zoos + st.
ssN sss nv. wanaseEysse 90 sos NV. sr. wa.
1916 14th NV dat, ,br. b 80 gas latrobe. so
14O6 Corcoran st 419 18th Sc. O.. wa
nv. q. ami. 5000 4 gas. .......:.. i. SO
3lI No av NV, Tor: .27.50 1907 G Sc. .1l30
100 9th me- Il, ami so 1228 wylie ne, 5r q 80
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FOR SALE - CONTENTS OF \ BOARDING
hunse. everything. cUniI'ete: II rooms; 80.
Address EIS pa. Star jy2+-:;t'
WILL SELL HALE INTEREST IN CAFE; MUST
give up; cause iii health. Or entire business
light party. Good paying: AZ lo"ation. Ad-
dress Box 10, Star office. iy2i-5ts
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FOR RENT-PRoPERTY OWNERS OFT OF
town for the summer months can have their
estates well managed by p.arin. them in our
charge. Managing property is a specially
Il. II. WARNER Co.
jvo ~
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WANTEp-A BRIGHT YOU'VE MAN FOR COL,
1ecr"r and office work; must furnish wheel; good
clnu-e for advancement: state age. exper ence
and salary expected. own handwriting Adirrss
Box 2tSi. office. E-t-u
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FOR RENT-13i1 CORCORAN ST; 8 STORIES;
south froni; large rooms many closets. n m.i /:
dining room on nrst floor; rent, S37 SO. LOUIS
d. WINE & CO.. 1904 NV apl0-tu th&s-tf
Evening star., 1900-07-24
MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-A PENSION CLERK. MALE OR FE.
E-al-- Address stating expe. ieuee and wages.
Bon ~. Star "fire-
WANTED STENoGRAPHER AND
tyiewritrr immediately. Address HOMO, I'LL
l7rh = NV. call between 5 and IL am.
, and d pm
Evening star., 1900-07-24

fuI RENT
1322 18th NV, lar. b. S5J.mfI
522 I NV. Sr&b. rs. y
so sheridan. 6r. b. 10. .u
535 ith se.5r&sto. ~. ~
43l Ith Sc. Gr&b. .l3.onI
1898 4th NV, 6i&b. III. 30
Send for cur list Of new
west and Capitol Hill.
Telephone 1866.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED BDI. II OR Is YEARS. OLD, ~
learn drug business: must hc Industrious anu
neat appearance. itIlS 18th st
MANTEI-A Young MAN To LEARN NEW 5
paper business; must be bright, enrISt tlc ana OF
good address. THE WASHINGTON Al'
1nfh and +.
Evening star., 1900-07-24

tyl7-d 1924 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-wEAvER BROS. I4Ie NV.
iS.S 18th l2r .$e50o rs 9Th se 5r... IL so
113 st store. 1000 Is Mccullough pl 4r. 7.3o
ll04&11l2 23d. Or. 80 jy1G-tf
FOR REST-911 II ST. NV: FOCR-STpI.f
brick; IL rooms and bath; stable. with z stalls;
in Thorough repair Apply to owner, q. c. Dun
CANSON. 9th and d SITS. no30-tf
FOR RENT
sI4 eth, Grab: $4,000 1916 Temp ar, 4rkb. 80
IT'S Fla av, 6r&b. 1880 2i11 Shows ct.4rwT 50
1910 Temp ay, ir&b..93 1920 Temp NV. 5r&w g. so
VIII make all necessary repairs prior to occupancy.
CHAS. LINEINS
3e226 Rooms 25. 20. p. Mctiiil bldg
FOR RENT -PIIoYE o417
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Co.
COR 9TH AND F. ROOM 2
1928 Q st, Tor. 90 1863 s nw so
1922 18th. fat, 5r. ..40.o0 594 Ilth Sc 9r 30 90
1927 Riggs pl, 11r. 90 Parkvew Ap.... - so
zoos NJ, store. 30 lio0l5 S, store. 10 so
120 Mass ne Or 80. SO lG1o-7i Kramer ne Or Z ~
Jyl1-tf THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1873 F ST
S29 av, 9r&b $40 90 1854 Il st, 6r 1890
1871 n II av, Crab. 80 so 3lO3 K st, 6r w.....6 so
1925 29th NV. Grab. II .40 1el6-tf
FOR RENT-BY d. d. THOMPSON. 1885 F NV
1744 NV, 6r, ba .S50. 90 ITO p l2r 90 90
17l4 Oregon ay, ,10r. .bi5 so 1917 Kenesaw sr 80 50
1906 14th, store. .30. .ou 40I G me- IT,, 20 80
1880 ne, stoSdw. Is so 1907 9Th NV 6r 20 20
1897 Gales, stdkdw. IL. 90 SIS 18th ne, r.lo 20
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