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Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
New. aad Nase..

A tea orchard has b,sn started IN
Louisiana. ana the promise OF good 70.
suits L. encouraging.
Missouri claims the most valuable
quarter aerc farm la the sNorld-a gin.
scng patch from which ttc Total sales
this year viii IT, close upon $4,000.
The canaigre ar ,annln plant gives
PROMISE " opening np new industry
IA the salt river valley of Arizona.
whcrc Il has been SUCCESSFULLY cult
waited la large quantities
II is asserted that there are raised In
the southern states alone rse.scycnihs
as many bushels ~ cottonseed as there
are raised bushels of wheat In the
whele ~ the Ual,ed States
Tho use of boHes. rather than harrels'
Cor apples rcccises considerable CON
,nssdstion.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

II Ia the general experience that cot
tonscrd meal produces hard butter.
nnd Ia some instances n small amount
of this feed Is given Tor that specific
purpose trud" cottonscrd oil has been
found tU contain quantity of so called
vegetable st"arin. which IL separated
from the cottonseed oil OF commerce In
the process of refining. Its fatty acids
have u high melting point and It's gen.
cral composition is not unlike that OF
other oils which have been found TO
produce hard butter when fcj to COWS.
Corn oil on the other hand, contains
practically no stcarln. aud lts fatty
acids, Ike those of llnsrcd oil. ARE liq.
MD al temperature considerably be
low frceTlng point
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

Sharplcss which stand prominently In
the mind rs the leaders of the test.
Frost caused some injury. but Glad.
stone. Gem and Star suffered most
seriously In this respect
Wilson and Sharplcss were trcmen-
dous croppcrs aud gave good fruit ear.
~ TO late.
Nick dinner is n fine grower and
carries It's fruit on strong stems well
up from the ground II Is heavy and
large Ia leaf. The fruit Is of II bcautl-
ful shape and color, coming IN rs early
"a the majority and continuing as late
la the season as any on the list; the
last berries, picked July IL We're of fine
appearance and fully up To require
ments In size and flavor. The berries
average large from beginning TO end Of
the season aud 1t Is Il great bearer.
On June 20 Nick dinner was still tho
largest and best In yield of any.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

KILLING frusiA were mol experienced
this year nntll the cloHc Of September.
and ~ u consequence the Hrn~un wnH
amply loug enough tO MIXTURE practical
~ nll at the corn crop. gnyk Tho Amer
team Agricultural A little ~ the very
latest corn, especially umt planted on
abandoned winter whpnt acreage. fuli
"d Ia mature. but the proportion nf the
whole crop II too inWgnitrnut Ia "ut
nny hgurr The weather uf september
WAS favorable Tor rlprunR nnd drying
uut uf the crop Ia most of tlir belt.
though the lnlr nln~ In Town aud Mia
spuri hn," delayed tlilH hnlrhing touch
of the srnson
The present report n the last ~ the
season prior to American Agflrul,ur
lists estimate uf rate ur Yield mahr ART
rr the crop II gathered Rhd hustlnr
under way fiun ~" data ut THE rr
port Il T. snfr to forecast the probable
crop result 49, the rate ~ Yield la usu.
ally Ia close harmony With the hunl
report of conditions by oufF"a,nRsl"n,-
The general average of CON, nN con
.olldnrd from locnl county nyrlugra.
iHSil
WIN thc exception of some llght and
chnily coin IN the i"rrinry w.Ht of ~,
Missouri river du" la drought, the gen
ornl quality ~ this years crop ~ high
Some damage to corn after ripcGlng 1,
reported IN Missouri, Iowa nud west
cin lliiuuis m n result Of high wlnd'
snd hluwlng down of stalks. fullow~
by heavy aud somewhat cuutinnuu'
rains during the latter pnrt Of Soptcm
trr ltut this win disturb uunntli,
very llitle nnd quality not much more
n the aren affected IN small la CON
pariaon With the tulgi crop breadth.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
COMB HONEY IN RESERVE.
a Good supply should Ne Held For
wtntep aud sprInE Feeding.

At :he closing up Of the honey season
We usually hare n number ~ frames
Of comb honey not yet extracted. aud 10
IN n good plan 10 reserve these combs
Tor putting the bees In good winter
shape. This pays better ihnn feeding
aud always makes the bees self sus.
ininlng. says 4. II. Dun ~ Farm. Field
and Fircsidc These combs ~ honey.
all well ripencd and sealed UP during
the honey season, are the best and
most healthy winter food. and the bees
are more liable TO get n more liberal
supply than II We buy sugar and feed
them
Not only should we have a good re-
serve of the combs in store for winter.
ing. but also for Epringing the bees. In
early spring they answer n good pur-
pose also and are 80 much more con
venlcnt, aud at any time through the
winter when we nnd a colony short Of
stores We can give them n frame 0f
honey, when in no other way can we
supply them with food NJ this time OK.
cypt We make candy for them. We VIII
always have our l".es In better shape.
aud The results from this plan OF feed.
Ing viii he better Investment In the
long run than II we sell this honey aud
feed sugar instead.
These combs may not be- completed
mud all sealed over. but may only be
partially filled with honey. bnt are all
right for this purpose Ia this wny. and
10y placing them In empty hives and
covering them securely from mice they
can he safely kept for n long time. The
best way to store such combs II 90
place them Ia empty hives. using the
/ same number Of frames ~ we do when
/ the bees occupy them. 30 that the
; combs may not touch each other. aud
B thus stack them WI one hive on the top
+ of nnnthcr. using Hn ordinary lid AT tha
/ bottom and also one on top, which VIII
/ nclOse them safely
! All unfinished sections or those part
| ~ fllcd may hc kept for the same pur.
pose aud given the bees during early
spring when they viii clean them out
IN most cnHcs before they draw on
their honey IN the brood chamber
Some practice open mir feeding with
these unfinished sections by stacking
them up aud leaving hut n small en-
trance 10 them.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
rrank,In's lesson in Tlme.va,ue.

Franklin not only understood the
value Of time, but he put a price upon
IL that made others appreciate its worth.
a cutomer who came one day to his
little bookstore In Philadelphia, not be.
Ing satisfied with the price demanded
by the clerk for the book he wished TO
purchase, asked for the proprietor.
"Mr. Franklin is very busy just now In
the press.room," replied the clerk. The
man, however, who had already spent
an hour aimlessly turning over books,
insisted on seeing him. In answer TO
the clerks summons. Mr.. Franklin
hurried out from the newspaper estab.
lishment at the back of the store.
"W hat Is the lowest price you can
take for this book, sirp" asked the
leisurely customer, holding up the vol
ume. zone dollar aud a quarter,
was the prompt reply. "a dollar and
a quarter. why, your clerk ask me
only dollar just now True" SAID
Franklin, "dnd ! conld have better
afforded to take a dollar than to leave
my work"
The man, who seemed to he in
doubt as To whether Mr.. franklin was
In earnest, said jokiDgly: "Well
come now, tell me your lowest price
for this book" zone dollar and a half 81
was the grave reply. ~ dollar and a
half! Why, you just offered II for a
dollar and quarter ayes, and
could better have taken that price then
than q dollar and "A half now"
without another word, the crestfal
len purchaser laid the money on the
counter and left the store. lie had
learned not only that lac who squanders
his own time is foolish, but that he " hC
wastes the time Of others is thief.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

n n rather difficult to arrive gt u con
cluSlun a. iu the merits of the horses
of various countries used in the war IN
kinck Journal Major feilrj,. Who bns
b.cn ~ the froul aud has Just rcturu
al. sueakluR AZ the lunrhrou In cnn.
nrrtipn with the NHlsham show. said
II had heru great trvat Ia him tu see
the horses, fot he could appreciate n
gnnd animal after having Tor "A long
time seen nothing hut skin nud hone
There were soue people who sccmc,l
to hins that ihlagH which did no,
grow IA ,h"ir own country must nccra
sarily ~ hcltrr than those which did
lie Eaw the othcr day letter IN which
tho government Was severely taken Ga
task for haVing hnught n lot of EnEllsh
Instead of Argentina hoFsea lie had
had thc misfortune 81 owning two aud
ride ,hem. A ccrtain writer contende,l
that che Argentina horses ee.:ld be
landed Ia south Africa Tor y total ~
ala, whereas an knglleh horse landed
IN kaulh Africa cost ftn or ts0 That
was irnr but be- had known aa many
Rs 10 or 90 ~ these Argentina bofres
Srsed oni ns rcmonnis 80 hie own regi
menl. snd within ON. week of thc tinr
of slastiEg lhere would h. perhaps
shrse ~ rour ~ them left They wcrt
Hbsolulriy incapahlcof carrying weight.
They had very hiR heads aud whon
they fell always frll on them.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

IT ihia WIRE true. why the cenFnlrss In
good enough Ia hund hcrlsf The 20.
land. Cblnn ~ - years ng1 vas n much
larger btr"d uf hogs thnn those ~ the
preHrnt day II was thought that they
were too heavy toned and coarse aud
did not mature early rnOugh. cons"
qucntiy n process ~ refinement was
begun. with the result that the Poland
CHINA ~ today IL on nu average n
much smaller. lighter bouAl hog thhn
bc wRs ~ years ngo Every breeder
81 Poland chinns hhs doubtless seen
whnt II styled the giilncB pig that
chuny. fnl little fellow that never
w"igha much over 100 pounds IN
hnnr herds I have seen KcNctul oi
ili"se every year aud aired 10y the best
huown nnd greatest bonrs ~ the hrc'd
This fact of ltholf would be eyidrnc,
that the breed hnR n tendency tn be
com" wmnllcr 1h, breeder OF Poland
thluns lHs u work that win demand
the exercise uf lls hrsi judgment ant
skiii Ia innininln the pil" uf hlg prod
uci, fur the nNcmg" farmer AMI porl
producer can breed them down us fas
aH ihr pruf'Hsioml hf"vdrr can hrcct
them NJ A. tu whether breeders hny,
sacrificed size ani profitable uun'itlci
~ get fancy ppluia. I VIII Any that
think n great many ~ them have 1
IL not u very dilliculi matter 10 brcc,
nice litllu hogs. bat ~ gt"ni AT 10 brec,
nice bls ones"
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
Tn. Improved china A.t.r.

The China aster Is not an aster but
belongs to very different genus. II
Is Callistcphus chInensls. II IL being
improved or, one might say. distorted
into all sorts Of queer forms by Ger
man florists, rs the chrysanthemum
has been by the Japanese Quilted
petal kinds are now among the rest,
the flowers looking very much like n
similar freak among the chrysanthe'
NUNS. remarks Mcehan.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
SMALLER SWINE.
Rave breeders ss~riscea Profitable
Qualities For Fancy potstsf

Tho following remarks were deliv.
erred by George w. falk before tho las,
meeting cf the Missouri Swine Breed
ers' association. The questions 10
which hc responded were lis the tend
ency Of the rolnnd-Chlnas TO gel
smallf Have breeders sacrificed size
aud profitable qualities to get fancy
pointsr' ITO the first part Of the ques
ilou unhcsl'a,ingly answer yes. II Il
true of all live stock The Poland
China hog II nn evolution originated by
the commlngling of the blood of sew
erni different breeds Of hogs and
brought to what IL termed hts present
state Of perfection This Il II misno
iner. None ~ our domestic animals
have yet ronched a state Of perfection
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
Had 10 Conquer or Die.

Il was just about gone writes Mrs
Rosa richardson, OF Laurel Springs,
y. G., IL had consumption so bad tha,
the best doctors said could not live
more than month, but began 60 use
Dr. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cared by seven bottles aud an,
now stout aud well LISA unriyaled
life saver IA consumption, pneumonia
Ia grippe and brouchist s infallible foi
coughs, colds, ass ma. hay fever
Group or whooping cough. Guaranteed
bottles Doe AMI SiO0, Trial bottles
free at Eddy Drug Co., drug store,
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
|, NORTHERN Espo..r. For nysr..-

Frequent complaints are heard OF hy-
drangca scandens not lowering. Ex.
perinnce OF his own and observation
OF large specimens planted In southern
exposures which have reached consid.
erable size. but have never hloomcd.
lead correspondent OF American
Gardening to the Inference that the
north side OF the house is more suit
able and deslrahle exposure for this
plant than the south side.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

SIMPLE LAYER CAKE: Beat quarter
OF cupfull OF butter with the Solks OF
two eggs until light, add gradually a
supfnll and half OF gtanulated sugar
Measure two and hall cups of pastry
Hour, and slit withtw teaspoonstall Of
bakiug powder, Measure cnptrll Vi
water. Beat the whites OF the two eggs
to astiii froth, add the water aud flonI
gradually until you have about halt
added, then begin 10 add the whites OF
he eggs, ana con,inu' With the houI
and water, After the ingredients az,
al IA. Sed beat thorough y for about ily,
uinulrs Bake Ia three layers
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
A Fireman's Close Call.
man

II stuck to my engine. although every
Joint ached and every nerve was racke d
with pam" writes &. W. Bellamy, n 10.
cDmotive brennan, of Burlington, Iowa,
II was weak aud pale, without any al
petite and All ruh down. As was
tbont to give mp, got "a bottle of elec-
tric bttcrs aud, after taking 1t, | felt
az well as ever did In my life." Weak
sckly, run down people always z IN
new life, strength and yigor from their
use. Try them Satisfaction guaran'
tced 10y Eddy Drug Co. Price 80 cents
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

Nervous children are almost always
hln ch,ldren. The "out 'door'6oy' Is
'ia9a nervous Whites CFeam Ner
uituge Is the best preventive OF ner-
'oNsncss, II Strengthens the system
and assists tn that sort OF flesh, witch
'rva,es strength aud power of endur'
lnes. Price - cents. Eddy Drug Co
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

HELEN Keller. who was once deaf,
dumb ana blind, can no longer claim
the second inlrmity, She recently made
a speech At the freshmen's luncheon at
Radcliffe College, Cambridge, In which
she Is "A student. Her words were heard
clearly throughout the hall and her little
speech was met with long and enthus.
slastic applause. SHE Is taking besilSr
history, French aud German and an
English course that includes daily
themes. In the last course her produc-
tions are remarkable. In the lectures
Miss sullivan translates To her what the
lecturer says. This is all that is neccs.
sary. for It is not needfull for her To TAX
any notes. Her style shows great indi.
yiduality. Scientific American,
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02

The fare Of sheep does not only To.
aieRse clegaaee ~ form generally. but
n Is the most sare and certain indlca.
tion ~ the best feeding quality = sheep
Drseaef.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
Pine Strawberries.

In it's variety trials Of strawberries
for 1900 American Gardening found
fully a quart per plant to be easy fig-
uring In the cases Of Nick Dinner and
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
cnrnation. gor winter.

After the middle of August buds nrc
allowed to form on young carnat,oD
plants designed for winter blooming
which have been planted out In the
garden through the summer and the
buds kept cut out. In September tho
plants are taken up. pottcd AMI kcpt
q; n cool temperature In the house,
with plenty OF light and air and water
~ required.
There is probably no disease or con
ditlon of the human syst IN that
causes more suffering and distress than
piles. rabler's Buckrys Pile Ointment
cures them quickly, without pain or
detention from business. Price 30 cents
In bottles. Tubes, - cents. Eddy
Drug Co.
Don't let the hand of time paint wrin
kles on your face. Keep young, bN
Keeping the blood pure aud the diges'
tive organs IN a heal,hlul condition
llerbine win do this. Health is youth
dscasr and sickness brings old ege
Price 30 cents. Eddy Drug Co
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-02
AIvn,-noom "a, the Ton.

While living H. krusns Professor II.
called Crothcrs. now almost unknown.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

SER & son, lO08 II ST.
6S5 ] NV. or. b.....I5.O0
1906 Both st, ,6r&b. -25. 35
1909 Lowell st. Mt
Pl, l0r. ..........2S.0 90
1890 18th ne. 9r&b. 1880
1851 5 Cap st, Ar. 400
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
THE EVENING STAR,
WANTED--AGENTS.

wANTED-NTEILLGENT YOUNG MEN AND La
dies as solicitors. sag 14th ct. NV. Room 3o1,
I'd floor. oc29-3ts
WANTED AGENTS OUR GREAT SET OF
books for children. Colored pictures Lowest
prices. Best sellers ever known. Agents selling
from II to IS books per day. Also Life OF Wm.
Mckinley and complete story Of his assassination,
including lives Of Lincoln and Garfield and stories
pages. Bigsest, best book. Superbly Illustrated.
Lowest price. Handsome and valuable premium
1915 to agents. One book free with each ten
ordered. Freight paid. Credit given No ex-
perience necessary. Outfit free Sell the best
book. Make the most money. We give the most
liberal treatment. All orders shipped day they
are received. We the largest binderies and
the only publishers shipping books promptly.
HENRY NEIL. 323 Dearborn St, Chicago. H.
oc26-12t
Evening star., 1901-10-31

FOR RENT-R. W. WAL
l706 21st NV, 11r&
b. furnished. 800 90
2150 z NV. .l0r. b. fur. rs. 90
1929 yelling, Tor, b. @.0O
2120 G NV, fiat. Ar
& D., furnished. so. 90
@l1 18th NV. .9r&b. -. 10
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
oc2S-fh.s.tu-tf
Evening star., 1901-10-31


Penny in the-slot machines.
worth SIS each, will be sold for IS each Can be
seen between the hours of and pm at 1910
st. ne. Excellent investment. oc3O-3ts
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, THE NEW ADDI
tion to the great northwest For particulars read
my ad under For Sale Houses.
oc30-4t FULTON r. GORDON, 7O4 14th NV
WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS, EsTABIISH-
ed 30 years; one Of the best stands In Washing
ton. fortune to a progressive man. Death OF
owner cause Of selling Price, So 900. Terms to
suit II secured. FULTON R. GORDON
oc306t 704 14th NV.
STOCK OF THE ARIZONA GOLD AND COPPER
Co. Is 81 per share. Six thousand one hundred
and fifty shares sold last week. This COMPANY
has everything required to make this a tremen-
dous and successful enterprise. It owns its entire
smelter plant; has no debts; owns seven rich de-
veloped mines; has tie money to carry on its
work; president and board OF directors unusu-
ally stroag-men who have been a success in their
own private businesses. The mines and smelter
plants situated In Of the richest mining
districts In the world. This stock is sold to fur
ther enlarge the plant and extend the SCOPE of the
enterprise. The contract closed about two weeks
ago Is Of immense value to this company in conn
pliance with which the company from November
will pay cash for every class Of delivered at
their smelter from Arizona Mexico. A nepo-
tlation Is now In progress, which. when conclud-
entirely from the market. Those who have se-
cured this stock are certainly fortunate / win
cheerfully give any information desired, Stock
can be bought at this office only.
@. A. SWAMI, Atlantic Building, $50 r st nv
oc26-6ts
Evening star., 1901-10-31
MACHINERY, ETC.

mxAO1l1NIE1 y, HIO.
boiler. 7x4hx10; 2-H.P, Otto gas engine; 0xi3
sids-crank engine; 40-H.P. -low-pressurs locomo-
J. n. HURLEY.
Phone AZ 0e22-6.tO 1919 Ohio ave-
MACHINERY, BOILERS. SAFES, ETC, HAULED,
hoiafed and placed; estimates given. NER.
CHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co., Sue
sessos. Merchants D. Co. .e2o NV. Phone csc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
BUSINESS CHANGES.

HONEST SPECULATION-MAKE YOUR MONEY
earn steady income $25 upwards invested with
us will earn POO to 1850 monthly, payable every
10 days. Send for book .'Successful Sys-
tematic Speculation" mailed free. Tells how to
operate on the grain market without loss High
est commercial, financial and successful customer
references. FREDERICK e. PARKER Broker
Association bldg, Chicago, Ill. 1t
FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN PAYING JOB
printing plant; sober, Industrious practical
printer preferred. Address Box 81, Star Office
oc30-2ts
Evening star., 1901-10-31

FOR RENT-No. 34s PENNA AVE. n. w. aD-
Sd and 4th nocrs. as whole: ~ large rooms; 4
baths; steam heat; 500 per month EDWIN L
FRANZ0NI. 1885 st. (basement).
oc26-s. .tukth-6t
Evening star., 1901-10-31
UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-l921 10TH ST; 13 ROOMS AND
bath; all I'm perfect order; rental, 81 900 per
year. Inquire on premises. oc31-St.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY ITT70R-
lied and bonded. eos 18th Ct. NV. Phone Main
s62S- Open DAY and night. Strictly confdentiai
1raach u balumosss Nd auls-u
Evening star., 1901-10-31
WANTED-HELP. w
MALE.

WANTED-A MAN TO LOOK AFTER LOCAL
agents attend to collections. orders and deliver
les Salary to right party, 81 200 to 81 500 Ref
erences- AMERICAN MANUFACTURING CO.,
New Haven, Conn Oc3I- thSm-5t
Evening star., 1901-10-31
PERSONAL.

WE DISCLAIM CONNECTIONS WITH ANY CON-
petitor, as We alone exchange % much hard. clear
Of postal. Call any hour you say, II you onf,.
name the DAY. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 61e ID.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

WANTED - BY A PATENT SPECIFICATION
writer, practically mechanical and legal position
In or out Of city. Address L. p. s., Star office.
oc3O-2ts
Evening star., 1901-10-31

WANTED-FoR CASH. LOT ABOUT 2ox100; VI.
ctnity LIST and N. Y ave.. or 10th and 8 NV
KLEINER CO.. e17 NV. ocS0-sts
Evening star., 1901-10-31
PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE ARSENAL, FORT MoNROE VA
October 9. 19ol-Lsealed proposals.; in duplicate.
ber 8. 1901. for purchase Of condemned ordnance
and ordnance stores including cannon. projectiles
small arms, ammunition, ETC. Catalogues on appii.
cation. W: A. MARYE, Ool. Ord. Dept, Comde
oc31 moi, 24,5,6
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Sswsrs-Odice Of the Commissioners OF the Dis
tdct Of Columbia, Washington, October g, 1901
Sealed proposals Will be received at this once
untN TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. NOVEMBER NINTH.
1901, for constructing Sewers in the District Of
Columbia. Specifications and blank forms OF pro-
posals may be obtained at this ONCE The right
is reserved to reject any and All bids parts Of
ROSS, LANSING 81. BEACH, Commissioners. b. q.
oc80I8t
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE. WASH
ington, D. O., October %, 1001.-Sealed proposala
In triplicate. will be received at this once unfi
o'clock PM, Saturday, November 2 1901 and then
opened for fusnishins and delIvering at th. depot
application Envelopes containing proposals should
be indorsed .PropQsals for Draft Horses" and ad-
dressed to Major T. q. TRUE. Depot Quartermas-
ter. oc2S-0t
Evening star., 1901-10-31

SPECIAL PLANO BARGAINS.
Elegant upright, nearly new. w............ $500
Fine mahogany upright, slightly used. $225
superb-toned upright, only used mos. -. $3.50
Beautiful square grand piano. $50
Fine N+ewood square piano. .................$ 800
splendid square plano. no....................... $50
GRIMES PLANO STORE,
oc24-h.15 9l3 Penna. ave.
FOR SALE-DIG COMFORT FOR LITTLE MONEY.
Q. Auerbach's Twenty Ninth Annual Importation
OF Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets
Sweaters, Hosiery And Underwear Parties Who
Have Been Wearing Our Jackets A-6 Yearv Can
Be Supplied With New Sleeves
c. AuERBACH n
Domestic Sewing Machine Agency.
seZS-s. .tu4th-I6t-6 -
FOR SALE-FINH UPRIGHT PIANO. 3s7: NEW
pianos from $125 upwards, warranted 10 wears.
wonderful ssh.plsytng plano cheap. Pianos tuned
81. r. W. HELBfG. 17<2 7th st. oc2l-tf.4
ron &ALH..HAIa MATTRESS. TWO PARTS. g:
Morris chairs, hair cuuhions, -; eo-carts q 90:
parics and es6 room suites, u per wk.; oak rock.
en, 41.<a REDAoND'E s11 q s1S tn ID nv.
FOR eALE-QoOD QUALITY OPAQUE SH1DEs
ntted to your windows. only 26c; tha beat onaijfv
oil opaque shades, &c.. hung free. WIN cali WITH
samples. KLEEBLATT'S, 11th and sta n.e
Evening star., 1901-10-31

WANTED-ERRAND BOY; WHITE; COOL
chance for Advancement for right boy; must have
wheel Address, in handwriting, II. b. E.,
Star office It,
Evening star., 1901-10-31
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ALL PERSONS HAVING WELLFUR.
rooms to rent call at once. ANGLO-AMERICAN
HOTEL BUREAU, $40 14th st. 10 years expert
in Europe and America; all transactions
guaranteed. it,
Evening star., 1901-10-31

WANTED-BY CoLORED STUDENT PLACE n
wait for lcard. Address Box 80, Star Office.
Oc3l-2ts
Evening star., 1901-10-31

WANTED-BY COLORED MAN, FIRES TO Al
tend morning and evenings Call or addres
2257 18th ST. NV. oe302ts