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La cues ton
de Fi|ipinas.

Mr.. Nc Kinley ha remitido al Sc
nado todos los informes que este
Cuerpo pidiera relatives Filipfnas.
Entire los fguran algunos gre.
portsa correspondence del General
Otis, que son desconocidos, pero que
daran poce luz sobre los asuntos del
Archipelago. La parte mas impor-
tante de tales informes Sc relaciona
con la ayuda que los insurrectos han
recibido de los mislnos americanos.
El General Otis asegura que des-
pues de la destruccien de la fota es'
paflola, <si IN duda, con la ayuda y
asentimiento de los agentes del Co.
bierno de los Estados Unidos~, una
partida de insurrectos Sc aproximo
q los arrabales de Manila. Ellos fue.
ron animados por ciudadanos ameri.
canos que tenfan participation EN- ell
Gobierno, continda Otis, para inten
tar la organ nizaci6n del gobierno in
dependiente del pueblo filipino. Agui-
naldo y sus tenientes desem barcaron
de los buques americanos en- Cavite,
y recibieron de los Estados UNidos
armas y m municiones para levantar
fuerzas del pals que ayudaran q las
tropas amer rioanas en- Ia toma de Ma
nila, alejando de las proximidade
de la bahia a las escasas tropas es.
paf1olas.
En- otro de los informes. ell Ge-
neral Otis dice:
<Soy de opinion de que nuestros
peores enenligos son los de nuestra
casa. Incluyo un recorte de nm ar
tfculo publicado en- la Libre Prensa
de Singapoo pre-, el cual, segdn afr
man los insurrectos, fn& escrito por
ell consul americana Pratt. Ell ira.
bajo active de algunos cons ules nos
ha hccho bastante dano.> #,..
Ell artfculo que Sc atribuye al
consul Pratt habla de las vacilacio
nes del Presidente en- la question de
las Filipinas j de "a estnpidez que Sc
cometi6 por 81 Gobierno al no reco-
nocar el Gobierno Filipino.
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N0TICIAS. !

Varias dis stinguidas damas de
Aguadilla han elevado un escrito a
la Secretarfa Civil donde exponen
que segun acuerdo de aquel Ayunta-
miento, Sc ha suprimido la subven-
'ci6n que tenia asignado el s'Hospi-
tai de Nuestra Sra del Carmen
adeudandole a dicho estable
5 300, isuplican q que del presupuesto
general de la prpvincia Sc destinen
5 1000 dollars para ell sostenimiento
del mismo.
Sc encuentra en Ponce un ager ts
viajero de la casa comercial de Onlo,
b. 3. y. u, senores Mauroc Eraser
& Cn
Al Juez municipal de Hatillo, Sc
le renaiten por Ia Secretarfa Civil 80
hojas en- blanco de naciOnalidad es-
paf1o1a j 30 mas al de Manatf.
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Musical!

Para que tenga realizaci6n du
rante la Exposition de Paris. Sc ha
concebido un proyecto verdadera
mente liam ado a producer ruidosos
resultados.
Consiste ell proyecto en- la eje'
cuci6n, sobre Ell grandioso puente de
Alexandra III, de grandes concier
tos a cargo de cuatro mil profeso'
res, que administrator las bandas
militares y las sociedades civiles.
Lo que distinguira entire todas
esta orquesta, es que en- su instru
mental Sc contaran cuatrocientas
trompetas egipcias, dotadas de in
tensfsima sonoridad y que segdn di
cen produciran efectos indescripti. !.
bles al realizar pasajes determinados
de la Marsellesa.
Durante los conciertos, que Sc
verifcaran dos veces al mes, de nue.
We oAce de la noche, ell puente de
Alexandra III estara maravillosa
mente iluminado, asf como las en- :
barcaciones surtas en- ell Sena.
Ell maestro director de la gigan'
tesca orquesta es Mr.. Pares, actual
jefe de la banda de la Guardia repu'
blicana de Paris tendra a sus Or
denes cuarenta cincuenta subdi'
rectores, que para el desempeffo de
su cometido estaran provistos de
batutas numinadas electricamente 9
por medic del acetileno.
Cada uno de ellos seguira ell
cempas indicado por Mr.. Pares y 10
trasmitira a sus respectivos subor
dinados.
Preparense, pues, los que Sc
propongan asistir a la pr6xima
Exposici6n y hagan provision de al
godones para los oidos y de gafas
ahumadas.
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Sc halla enfermo en- Com eric e7
insigne violinista Brindis de Sala-
Algo mejorado va, dara un concier
to ell domingo proximo. LIE acom'
paf1ara en- ell piano la distinguida es-
posa del doctor Gomez Brioso.
La secretaria Civil ha manifesto.
do al Alcalde de Yabucoa que en-
vista de que no existen las Juntas
municipales, que en- union de los
Ayuntamientos compartfan las res.
ponsabilidades de la municipalidad,
deben ahora los segundos ajustarse
estrietamente 10 que preceptua Ia
orden general no 146, ino tomar acuer
do sino con ell quorum, necesario,
sea la mitad mas uno de los conceja
los, incluso ell Alcalde. A los regido
rescue no asistan, Sc les aplicara ell
artfculo 1O3 de la Ley municipal
Nustro apreciado colega Ella De-
mocrcia> ha sido denunciado por su'
puestas injurias y calhmnias al .Tri'
bunal de Policfa.
La Corte de Justicia de Ponce ha
condenado a un af1o un dia de pri.
sion correctional co n trabajos forza.
dos a Tomas Rodriguez
PARA AHUYENTAR LAS HOR MIGAS
Un remedio efcacfsimo para ale
jar las hormigas de las colmenas de
todas parties, es la plantaci On de to-
mate.
El sabor de esta planta verde &
SEGA es por modo tai contrario a las
hormigas, que colocando algunos
tallos de elias en- un nido de hormi-
gas, estas 10 desalojan rapidamente
llev4ndose sus larvas
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A1umsnos erter7aos, pe'esto'edstos y a'aeSse
peasionistas, Ctslle del Sol ssasns. 1s 9 IL
Los alumnos recthen en- este Go
legio: 10 La instruction primaris
inoluy el inglea, dibujo y ls his
toria de Puerto Rico. Se La ins
truccion secundaria, 6 500 In preps
racion para el ingreso en- las Un:
versidades de los Estados Unidos
SO Glasses de adorro. (dibujo, pin
tura y nndsica.) 40 Teoria y prsc
tica dc Teaedurfa de libros. So
ran tambi6n admitidos, en- calidad d.
internos, los alumnos que deseep
continuar sus estudios en- Ia alta Els
cuela Americana, a donds aqucllos
concurrir6n vigilados por los ms
pectores ael Colegio, recibienAe
despuAs repasos privados de LAS
ssignaturas que oursen. Este Co.
logic tiene su sReglamento intsriors
que SO enviarA ( les padres que ls
solioitsm
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ia ,p,v, !a'r,jjt
! ,.,. d s...l1.

Las experiencias brillantes q ue,
bajo la direction del Departamento
Nacional de Agricultores Sc han he
cho en- Texas, prometen que al fin
Sc ha enc6ntrado ell medic de levan-
tar los pastos, destraidos casi porr la
abundancia ia del ganado. ...
Cuando Sc mostr6 ell terreno en-
ell cual Sc |hicieron los experimentos,
a cierto n lmero de hombres exper.
tos en- a suntos de ganaderfa, en-
Mario de 1893, ellos declararon que
a 10 meno$ Sc necesitaban Is acr es
de aquel terreno para mantener
una vaca, y a1n dudaron 81 la yerba
que produjeran esos acres basta
ria. -.
Pasadp ell af1o, los agentes ct
cargados del Guido del ganado, it :
formaron que tan solo fue necesario
para una res un predio de 8 acres.
Antes de Que Sc hicieran las prue'
bas la mitad del terreno estaba des
provisto de vegetacion y tan limpio
como un pavimento.
Luego|s Sc practicaron varios en-
sayos con plantasy yerbas exoticas.
Entire elias Ia mejor es la namada
alfalfa soasis,. Esta alfalfa fu9 en- !.
contrada en- la India, producie endose
sin neceeida de riego. Ell DeparH
tamento de Agricultural adquiri6 un
frasco de semillas y las envi6 a su
agenteI en- Texas para probar. La
nueva planta creci6 con rapidez y
lego a una altura de dos pies mas 6
n1enos. Elm Julio vino la sequfa, y
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de
optzoos a senda UNFoRE en- to tempo sda odos Conoa
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Esp pantaTse
las naoscas,

Visitaba todos los dias a un ri.
co labrador de un pueblo, un reve.
rendo padre de la merced, y con tai
puntualidad 10 hacfa, que siempre
negaba a las doce, hora de conner en-
aquella casa.
Como es natural habia aqnello
de- listed gusta padre?
-Gracias, hijos mics, que apro'
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Sc Vende

una finca r6stica situada On el barrio
de Santa Olaya jurisdiction de Ba-
yamon compuesta do 200 cusrdas ae
muy buenof tsrrsnos propios para
tabaco j caf6, busnos pastos a4uas
potablss, con magnffeo cercado Do
cien cuerdas, casa habitaci6n. Pap
ra informes en- Ia Capital Sre1. b.
Fabian & CO, On Bayam6n Suc&Gos
res de Rivera, Perez & CO
is 15-7
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EN- FL. EXTERIOR

On AEo.. ..ORO, 5 8
PAGOS POR ADELANTADO
Los Comunicados y artfculos de
interds personal, 10 centavos inca
de seis palabras. NO SO puoilca'1 ), ~
sin que vengan mp'n@uoS oo'
importe.
No So devuelven orlglnaies' 81
admitiran los que convengan Id
publication
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Papsl de poriodico para enyol-
yer a 81 quintal. En esta mprsn4
ta. -
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DR.. 4. N, Po]nte.
-CIRUJANO DENTIsTA-

Ha trasladado su Laboratorio
Dental d la Gale de la Cruz, casa Nc
Is, frente Ia plaza de Armas. r.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbia, Washington. September
1879; June IL 1890; August II. 1894; July 8, 1898
and LIST streets northwest; street. between 18th
tween Rock Creek Church road and Michigan ave
nue.; Michigan svenue. between Hardwood road and
and 2sd streets northwest. and that a water main
tax has been levied against all lots land abut-
which the water mains we're laid 1 '0ns
the county of Washington. District Of Columbia;
G. Booth $50 SO. In the city Of Washington. Dis
trict of Columbia square io4s sublot 81. Sheldon
ington. District Of Columbia. plat L. Rosemont,
part. beginning at stake on the east side OF
masd ss
northwest corner Of Mr.. Hatcher's lot and
as follows IL north ss degree. east ' IS So perehe:
to stake the southwestern boundary Of Rosa
west 2se perchss to stake at the end Of second
line in survey OF Rosemont las per description Of
ss degrees west Ioo4 pereSes to stake a north
sS1a degrees west 9 perches to a stake on the east
said the then S
wifi said road 10 south 3A degrees east perches
Of Of sna Z, an eas nses
Tnictet. Mary Jarrett: $i25. In the county Of
the tract herein to be described and run thence
north IS degrees east Z4O feet more less thence
south 12A degrees west 2S7. 70 feet thence south
S5T degrees west 150O6 feet. more or less to
Hardwood road; thence along the east side Of
Hardwood road 300 feet to the beginning william
Hatcher. 1928. In the county Of Washington Dis
trict Of Columbia. plat Is. Powell's divide part
beginning for the same at angle point at the
south and east line Of what is designated on plat
recorded In Liber q. folio ITO. Michigan avenue
said beginning point being east Of North Capitol
street extended. and being at intersection Of
two lines parallel to south and easterly boundary
line Of United States Soldiers Home grounds and
40 feet from said boundaries and south lines
of said Michigan avenue, said avenue 10 now
ehown In the District Of Columbia street extension
plan as having a width Of 40 feet along tie Sol
dfers' Home grounds the three following courses
and distances running from said beginning north
Fl degrees AZ minutes east 49, feet north de-
Rrees 50 minutes west 1861 feet north 50 degrees
Is minutes east 1,0322 feet the western side Of
Hardwood road: thence with said west side of
Hardwood road south Is degrees 10 minutes west
All. feet to q Levy Court stone south 6 degrees
minutes west 1862 feet to a Levy Court stone
south ID degrees 4S minutes west 9O5 feet thence
leaving said road north 81 degrees 2 minutes west
7143 feet to the beginning, Trinity College, $I25
In the county OF Warrington, District OF Columbia
plat ID. Metropolis View, part OF lot IL all Of lot
IL except the part taken for the extension of 4th
street. Walter ID. Davidge. $110 In the city OF
Washington. District OF Columbia. in square 90,
lot 4 Celestia A. Smith, SIS rs; lot g. Celestia A.
Smith, $26 10: In square 81, lot 8, William o.
Gunnell. $S7. so By order Of the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia. GEORGE r. GREEN.
Water Registrar. District Of Columbia. se1O-12t
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
be received at the Bureau of Equipment, Navy
Department, Washington, ID. c.. until ONE
O'CLOCK PM. TUESDAY, OCTOBER NINTH,
1900. and will be opened Immediately thereafter.
for the necessary labor to construct and complete
tory, Georgetown Heights. d. C. Specifications
and blank forms Of proposals may be had upon
application to the bureau. The usual responsible
securities Will be required for the faithful per
Torrance Of the contract, and the right Is re-
St rived To reject any or all proposals not deemed
fects. Il. b. BRADFORD Chief of Bureau.
sel2-1 aw2t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ston, bank -upt. In bankruptcy, No. 143.-Notice
is hereby given that the above named bankrupt has
filed his petition praying for a discharge from all
his debts In bankruptcy, and that all creditors
and other persons ordered to attend at the
hearing upon said petition before said court at
Of September, 1900 at 10 o'clock an and then
and there show cause II any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted and
examine the bankrupt IL deemed proper
EDWARD s. McCALMONT.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL TREASURES Of
fee. o. s. Soldiers Home Washington. D. c.,
ceived at this office until TEN An. ON SATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1900. for de-
livery at the home Of the following supplies: 1000
tons, more less OF Best White Ash Furnace
Coal; 900 tons, more or less. OF Best White Ash
Cumberland Goal. Delivery to commence October
1, 1900. For further Information apply to CHAS.
". TAYLOR. Captain, 9th U. 8. Cavalry Secre-
tary and Treasurer. se4. 8&12.3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-HANDS0AiE 12-R. HOUSE IN
Washington Hts Tor smaller houses
FOR EXCHANGE-Small houses, we'll rented
for lots.
FOR EXCHANGES houses near Lincoln PARK
for large house centrally located.
see-0 W. o. AINNIx, 1117 nv
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FOR SALE-NFw s-ROOM HOUSE; BEST
bath rooms: S only , g soo' terms to suit, Address
FOR saloon WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. THE
Ton; CINCINNATi AND ieTH STREETS NV.
We call attention of homeseekers and investors
TO those handsome houses that have Just
III THE LEGATION IS nEAurIFgL, ELEyArED
They are well built. artstically arranged. and
and cellar bricks. With stcne trmm,nss; esrloT
Exception hall, dining room. buffers pantry and
baths nam n a 1en m wS ed
very hes. modern plumbing; hot heat; steel
fixtures; ga. and electric lights; finished in hard
wood and beautifully papered throughout; lots
SASsoT RE built sf For TH Eh MONEY ho' sn
seii,st r. W. WALKER son. 1908 sH r.
You have been looking only 900: North
WEST south Of r. l. ave; and very near 9th
and Kitchen; % aoor. Z bed rooms and bath; in
first class condition. This house is vacant and
sei1-2t sToNE & FAIRFAX, SOC F NV.
FOR SALE 2-sTORY BAY-wINDOw BRICK:
north side OF . at. bet. 4th and 9th NV; rma.
hath and stable: good condition. II. l.. RUST. COS
14th st. NV. sell-4tf
FOR sAIE-AT A SACRIFICE. A NICE HOME FOR
small family; good location northwest; rooms
OWNER. 1920 L st. NV. seIl-tf
FOR SALE-BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY FOR
an apartment house; opposite our finest park; 100
1t. from 14th st. NV; lot T2xi4S II.
se1028t ID. M. OGDEN, Eek, 1888 = 1T. NJ
FOR SAI.E-BEAuTIFCL SUBURBAN HOME:
rooms: lot 50xlOO; only 81 ESQ rental pay
ments; fare WASH. 4 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE CO.. go st. au28- Ina
FOR SALE-wIIL BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE
A 2-story bay window brick In one OF the best
and most convenient lOca lions northwest: west
Of 14th st The arrangement 10 the best
each floor; good lot to wide paved alley; lot
over 100 feet deep; room for stable; well rented;
porcelain bath tub etc. MOORE HILL
se10-3t TIT l4th at. ny
FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-COST Sl7, 600
WILL BE OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT
30. 500 -Four-story and cellar pressed brick II
rooms and two baths lot 20x116 TO alley; fash
iOnable neighborhood r nv 18th.
sel0-1w X. W. WALKER son, 1905 F.
FOR LE-COLUMBIA HTS WEST OF lETH
st. NV; 3-story buff brick: IL and 2
baths. porcelain tub and tiled; Soft parking;
large lot. double back porches handsome cabinet
mantels and gas fixtures. Open for inspection;
key at Office; only 800.
se1O-3t II. 4. HOWENSTEIN. 80 G St
FOR SAIE-COIUMBA HEIGHTS; ROOMS
and cellar; reception hall: tile bath; cabinet
mantels, deep ot: south front. Reduced from
900 to Sc. 500. Easy terms. ID. d. THOMP-
son. 1888 F NV. JeaO-tf
FOR SALE-I7+O Q ST. NV; 3-STORY HOUSE;
STONE FRONT: 10 ROOMS: HIGH-CIASS FIN
ISL DELIGHTFUL LOCATION. BROKERS. AT
TENTION.
L. o. DE IAASHMUTT,
je7-6'" 1921 ST NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-AT GLEN MANOR, FOREST GLEN
ten boaraers for Sept at IS . week: steam and
electric cars near; good table; porches shade
&c. Mrs. G. ID. PHILLIPS. se1I-3ts
COUNTRY BOARD AT MT PLEASANT FARM
for the month OF Sept at reduced rates: coed
table; pleasant rooms; good water. milk. ice &c.
Address Mrs. j. g. DAWSON
seSklzts-b Strasburg Va.
LINGANoRE HILLS Inn. NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high; large lawn. shade. porches, Ash-
Ing. boating: refs. exch. For booklet addreae
Miss Z. n. BROWN. Frederick. Ma sst-lst-4
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

room house; furnished or unfurnished; all mod.
imp; bath; artesian water piped in; sewerage;
electric lights; large lawn and piazza; Krke St,
one block west Of line. Apply to OWNER,
on premises. from to Z pm, or to WEAVER
BROS, 1418 + ct. NV. se12-St
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE BY
sinill family of careful adults; state terms Ad-
dress n L. A. Star Office. sel2-2t.
WANTED WE WANT MORE HOUSES TO RENT
Place your houses with and receive prompt
returns. We can rent any vacant house in the
city.
We rent and sell houses
sef2-Si COLLINS K GADDIS 81 18th ST NV
WANTED-TO BUY MODERN HOUSE y OR
more rooms: west of 14th not over 81 Os,
Address r. T. f.. Star office. seI2-3t.
WANTED MODERN BRICK HOUSE To 10
rooms: 'eilsr yards: price not to exceed 81 900:
southern Or eastern exposure preferred from
owner; give description. Address HOME Star
office. ali ~
WANTED-A COZY HOUSE OF 5 OR q ROOMS
northwest section; must be In perfect condition
and good location rent not to exceed SO Ad-
dress A. j. N star Office sci, -sts
WANTED BRICK HOUSE. TWo-sroRY AND
cellar; price not to exceed 81 500: northern or
southern exposure; a.m-i. give description Ad-
uress Box iuS, Star ONCE. S.1U3 ts
NOTICE. OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
WANTED HOUSES 70 RENT
Have many excellent tenants waiting
Property literally advertised.
JAMES NJ GREEN
seo-ht III 14th street.
MANTED-FOK A CUSTOMER. 10 TO l5RM
house between N ii. and VT. aves. north of K
At: not over $f50t0: half cash; give full mar.
ticulars. ID. ID. THOMPSON. 1885 r. au0-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEw S-ROOM HOUSE; BEST
part Washington Heights: built by the day; two
bath rooms only $500; terms TO suit. Address
l.. w. L., Star Office seIf-5ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

CAT; COLLAR MARK Mr.
Johnsing. Liberal reward II returned to 1922 1
ST. NV.
L0ST-LAST NIGHT, A GOLD BELT BUCKLE
between St and Vermont ave and Maenolis
fats. via Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle. Lib
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

NASTEp-PtSTTI0N By SHOE SAIESNIAN; &
years experience best trade Address ". ~ s..
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PERSONAL.

DOWN TO BUSINESS, NOW THAT YOUR FUN
Is over, and think Of the last time we called ana
exchanged that large roll Of money Tor YOUR
mems worn garments. Send postal. JUSiHS
OLD STAND. 6i9 y. sel25n
NELL YOUR UNCLE Is DiSTR ACTED AND
you return write At once.
se1i-7t' ;. AUNT.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR
lied, COS 18th ct; NV Open all hours. Estab-
nehed 1885. Honest and efficient service guar
anfeed. Strictly confidential se0. Ate
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

wANTFH,-TwO WHITE BOYS TO WORK All
bench. Bring rAiercnres to 1893 Penn. ave
WANTED vol Nc MAN OF EXPERIENCE As An
slstant honkksr per: wholesale business: state age,
experience and :aiary expected Address M; F.
Star office. sei--Xt
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FOR RENT
1887 Cor st, 1Or&b. $50 so 1910 Temp av 4rAb o. 10
1909 1th sto&6r. 1000 1910 Temp Az, 4r&b g. 10
l627h l4th NV Or b p so 1870 Temp av, 4r&w o. 30
Ills Fla av. 6r&b. IL. so 931 Ct 6r&w.. 70
228 1874 sw 6r&b. ..16. Is 24li Shows Ct, Or Wise
VIII mako II necessary repairs prior to occupancy
CHAS. LINKINS,
au9-tf Rooms %. g. "a. Mc(3iIl bldg
FOR RENT-THE LARGER PART OF A IL
room house, consisting Of parlor. dining room,
Kitchen. six bed rooms and bath Inquire 800
18th NV
FOR RENT IStore 536 10th NV :. Il o.
Iowa hGts: $50 to SEQ 1910 Gales at ne. 1000
Room: 1909 Pa az NV rwining City. 500
Inns. 100 10th ..&15.OOl
THE McIACHLEN REAL ESTATE q LOAN Co.,
au!}-t 10th and NV
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WANTED BY BUOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN,
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ofjic
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED - PORTRAITS OF MCKINLEY AND
Bryan, also Roosevelt as Rough Rider, hand
s"Aleiy inoEnfed in colored cardboard frames
size 15x20; send . cents for sample outfit and
terms to agents EUGENE CARRA1NE, Dept. T.
1920 and 1922 Mimi ST, Philadelphia ia.
st.i-ni. xsxf.Ht
WANTED SIS 10 $50 DAILY EASILY MADE BY
our live agents. men or women. selling latest
novelty, campaign waterproof neckties. Goods
entirely new and patented. Agents delighted
Sales unlimited. What others do you do.
Time Is short Write today and secure e1clu-
sive territory Guaranteed best seller Address
N NJ MANFG. CO.. Dept. c.. Springfield
Mass. amin ost
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WANTED-LOTS

WANTED a TRACT OF LAND IN CITY LIN
Its. within blocks Of street railroad line suit
able for subdivision into building lots to cost not
over $500 per lot: from 50 to 100 lots wanted
Send description al to JOHN SCRIyENER
31S Az st. NV. seI2-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-12

WANTED YOUNG MAN IN A real. ESTATE
and Insurance office; must have bicycle: de
srabl- opportunity for the right applicant Al
dress Box 81 Star Office sel.-tt
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FOR RENT
1885 I. 20r. b.ami. 10000 Once rooms, 1907 NV
622 O nm ~ NV. 90 1912 18th .l06. 90
s;sss , 5ol 9TH nv Lnssrs ct ~ $50
ssisazs. Txini SUxHRyoRD, i,m YsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-12

WANTED-A STUDENT OR PROFESSIONAL
gentleman at leisure can Ind profitable employ
Inent temporarily In business. one faVorably
known in the city preferred. Address Box W.
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FOR RENT-9l1 Ii ST NV: 4-STORY BRICK;
IL rooms aud bath: stable with stalls.
9l7 X st. NV: 4-stOry brick IL rooms and
bath: 2-story brick stable.
10Il st. NV: 2-story bay-window brick: .
rooms and hath.
224 18th ST. sw.; II rooms and bath.
80 Defrees ct. NV.
Apply to owner. CHAS. O. DUNCANsON,
au161m Cor. 9th and d SITS. nv.
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLA MAN TO TAKE
charge of work room, cut and hang drapery.
shades. slip and do outside work. Apply
in person to VI. MEGARY & son, Wilmington
IpI sell r