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OFFICIAL NoTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. L..
Washington. September g. 1sO2.-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Commissioners Of the District u
Provement. which 10. in their Judgment Necessary
for the public health, safety and comfort Assess-
made as provided In public act No. III, approved
Angn.t T. 1924 Partiss who are interested In the
Proposed work are notined that the Commissioners
will glvs public heariag on wWNESDAY. THK
TWENTi-FouRTH DAY or SOFTEN BIER 1904
at IL o'clock An IN the board room OF said Com.
missicners to any and all psrsops Who may desirs
e object thereto; SET NEW GRANITE CURB-
Qn the nofth side Of Pennsyivahia avenue NV
from 18th street to 18th street, At IN esttm.tsa
ssSs Of 300 to b ssssssed asainst iots in SOU
the iimits named NJ order u the board Of CON.
misetsuers o. the Dtsfrict Of Columbia WIIJIIH
TINDALI. Secretary to the Board ses q 20 n
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LADIES GOODS,

COMBINES MADE INTO BRAlDs FRO
In the nnest mAn0ef at reasonable prfces Rr.tas
aad switches cleaned Or made over
W. $50 First st. SO.
AlLIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPATnINo a.
yp At Ausrbach's. 4 Il. D0mestic Once
esnd Postal And Aaehinist VIII Cali. All IN.
Isss; Rent Repair Dept Phone East ia.
O8WINQ MACHINES RKPAiRED
AND WARRANTED el.OA
At oppeaheimes's 6ii Oh st. NV.
! Machines rented BY week or month
ug20-tf5 'Phons Main 1858
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FOR RENT-WESr & EVANS,
7l0 18th It. NV
Iaws cis.i 5r fur $50 ool 1919 Air. unf 90
iI4S l0r far fO0. 00i &1O0 18th, l2r, mt 10 I'D
1872 2fst l2r fgr. IS eO|ieQs 81 ior. nut .3S %
1Sil y IT, uni. 00i i426 9TH, 8r, unf.s 80
fiaH g I. or. .S2.S0'Ri3S q. tir unit sS75D
FOR $50 18TH 8 R0oNA BATH, Pan.
try; cellar; HI u exreiieat coniition; ecoSSoni-
ssIly heated; ohiy $z1t0; cheapest ress q fity,
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNlsHED.

very desirable and attractive house near n
II. avenue, about Dupont Circle: stone 'front.' II
rooms and beautiful bath: rent $6S. For par
ticulars apply WESTCOTT STORY
se2o,3t SIG 18th at
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+ d WlLCOA.
ma. ave.
912 Goth, Ar. W. 1850
lit FOSSILS CT. Or, W. 10. 10
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave. heated
rms s.. $40. $3.50, $50
FLATS.
1871 Goth, 6r. b. I'd $4,000
1907 Pa av. 5r, b, heat.35. so
1915 T. Ar. b, I'd q. .25 so
FURNISHED.
1915 10th. lar, 2b.$150.00
'14iO Goth. Tor. b. mi. 125.00
HOS cath. Or. b. mi. 1000
STORES.
1919 14th, reel, W. $50. so
600 10th sw, sto. 2r. CISCO
2l25 Pa av, 1r, w.g.16.50
1859 32d, large rm. .17.50
STABLES.
1912 G.. %, oh. l.w,g.Sl5.00
2311 e, b,4r,w.Ss " 1850
1924 X, b.3s. wr.l,w.10.O0
'920 18th, IS. wr,l .w. 1000
POO G, b.3s, WILDWOOD
716 10th, b, 3s, wr,l.w.
012 K, Is, VIZ, l, W. 8. 90
lS20-Sl L. 5r, w.....1.W
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNIsHeD. OR UNFURNIsHED


FOR RENT-BY MOORE q HILL QNc.,. M 1.TH.
.o.. r., ,o- s1As nfsaiS x sa1o ~
sios 18th NV IA. XiYsa ib 1ap al 90
stable = g 500 g 1881 10Th NV sbioo 90
1744 p lar, 3byr.1.S00;f07 100 Goth. Tor loo. go
1921 10th. 1ar 2h dO0 70 2s36 Mass b. loo. 90
isSe Se p iir 81 Hil i've i nj i6 D. o.
Core 18th. ,Sb yFa00 % 1925 10Th 1or b. " IS 90
1927 Mass az 1T D. ~ w 1915 Corcorn, ST. b. IS. 90
1441 Law Tor ID. Teo, Vigil av 11r b. go. 90
1915 18th. 1T, 2bl ao1 129 Nd ne. Tor b. So. so
1922 S NV. 1lr. b. ;l lssSS I,,.,,,n
IA Az. i5r s.. 10000 22ls NV. a. 5. $3.50
9l8 10th NV, 10r, % 100. 00I317 T. 6r .275O
1927 Mass az, b. $50 col 40 Spruce 6r b. 50
IOWA e eir isr ssss ch as y: g
1902 NV. 10r, b.. 00545 18th sc, Or. b. 90
1000 18th NV; 'Se oo l23o n ne, 6r. b.. II. 50
1900 Kenesaw. 10r go q 1904 10th .15.S 80
1871 Vernon: l0r eo ~ 1923 Wylie Ar, VT 90
a sso fse n%. 1871 Sfa aF
1249 Kenesaw, 10r, boo 171s 14th,2d Sd aoors d
$3.50 18th NV, Tor. b.t0.0o 8r LIST d. l2rS2b $50 90
slol 18th. 8. b.. q. sd 3 eaf Hitch Z b. 1000
ll2 Mass av ne ,sr, b4 50 STORES.
1870 18th NV Y 601I76 T, storetkdw. .$35. 90
1872 W, 10r %. 405 90 726 18th NV, p, I'd 90
II1I l4th NV tut ayyo 2a0l NV, store. 10 00
1904 $ NV. Or. b.: q sol STABLES.
1914 Kenesaw tOct 90 80 RI 1887 NV. $25. 90
22O4 Decatur 8r, b. so RI 112O 10th NV MOI Is 90
1SO91113 18th, Or b35 so Rr 1920 10th Nos 20 90
28e NV. Or o.. 30 gu Rr Ii9 14th nw,sta. 90
1917 Kenesaw Or b. 80 0O RI Sl5 ~ NV. 6s 49, 90
43 nw Or, b g. sta IS. OORr 1915 r. stalls 10 90
1873 Oregon ay. g 90 RI Moses Storage 22d st
2104 LIST, Tor. b. 30 90 bet NJ and ~. 1000
1776 T, store sr. b. 0oRr 6l6 NV, stable 800
472 NV, Tor. 81 g. RI 2202 14th nv, br 8. 90
20S NV. Or, b. .32 sol 1t
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNIsHED,
FOR RENT

UNFINISHED
$l15. .1+l5 NV. 18r. 3D. $40. 42s G NV Or, b
steam heat, ami. $3.50. $40 Q. Or, b
SIS. 2014 r NV. Tor, b. fur htl $35. .....I2i U NV
Sos. 1892 K Tor 2b hit $50 so s07 Ase Tor b. fur
$50 ..1746 s, 13r, b. st hit $50 SO. S25 I'D NV Or
$50 1884 Binney, lar, b. $27 so. 110l Fla ay ne
$50. $3.50 18th. 12r, b. st htI ST. b. fur hit
$50. s. .917 r. 11r b, sta SOS. Colburn h. Garrett
$45 24O Del ne 1 .2b.cf hl Park ST.
$45. so 1915 ECap TO- bf h SOS GALLOWAY no. CARAT
SIC. 2204 Decatur Sr fur hi Park Sr
$40. .919 Mass ne, 9r $50. LOO 9th ne 7r h br
b. latrobe heat. t$l7.5O. 233 Mass av ne, 9r
FLATS.
$50. t26 10th sc, Or, boy $40. 1920 18th NV Ar
A nice large house 18th st. NV. VIII rent for
5000 year furnished. $4,000 unfurnished term
three years.
Renting Of houses a speciality.
Give q trial.
1t 4. LODGE HILL, 500 st. NV
FOR RENT-A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, 1882 X
st. NV. nne condition; 10 rooms, baths: steam
heat; $65 by lease. E. LODGE HILL.
1t SOC NV
FOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE, CENTRALLY LO-
- Gated. 90 q ST. NV; rooms and bath. $S5. so.
Inquire Of E. LODGE HILL.
1t SO2 st. NV
FOR RENT-TwO s-STORY HOUSES ON CO
lumbia Heights at $35 per mo.
se2O-3t 1404 G st. NV.
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A.IIRFAA. s06-sOS f NV.
'ISHED.
5000. 1887 Sd NV, Tor, b
$50. 80. =. sos o NV, Sr, b
$50. 80. :. 1915 T NV. nat
$50. so. ..72-7S v NV, Or, h
5000. 80 9 NV, Or, b
$50. 80. Al s NV, Or, b
$50. so. POS c NV, Or, b
$50. So. 1905 18th NV, 7r
5000. .12o1 U NV, 7r. b
$H 30. 454 Mass NV. 9r, b
81. so. Morgan av, ". b
$21. 80. 1907 18th NV, Or, b
$21. 80. 1905 4th NV, Or, b
S27. 50.419 N ] ay NV. hall
$25. so. -. 81 P ne. Or, b
$8. so. :. 1903 T NV, Or, b
$25. so. .6S-70 P NV, Or, b
SOS. 80. 1925 10th NV, 7r, b
SOS. 80. $50 Fla Az NV Or, b
$25. 80. 401 NJ ne, 7r,b st ht
$25. so. .170S Pa ay, Or. b
$25. so. 311 Mass az Ne, Orb
$25. .1201 N Cap ne. store
sos. -. .9O4 Pa Az NV. 2r
$3.50. 228 Fla av NV ,er,b
1913 so. $40 Seaton ne Or, b
$50. so. 1928 9Th NV, Or. b
$50. so. III S NV, 7r. b
S22.50. ID Sd ne. 7r. b
$21. so. 622 Seaton ne, 8r.b
5000. .945 Flor av, sr. b
$50. so. ia Sd SO, Or, b
$40. 50.l120 18th NV, 6r,b
$50. 80. $50 10th ne. Or, b
$2O.50.2110 LIST NV floors
$50. so. $50 10th ne, Or, b
$3.50. 1915 18th NV, Orb
$3.50. SOB r NV, Or. wa
$3.50. 1903 r NV. Or, wa
$3.50 233 Mass avne Or, b
$3.50. 1857 23d, nat
$3.50. .4V H ne, fiat
S15. so. 400 14th ne, Or, b
SIS. .1OO3-5 K Sc, Or fat
1890. .612 9th NV. 2r
5000. $40 I'd Sc. Or. b
SHED.
500. @ NV, Tor. b
800. r st, Or, b
500. 18th, 12r, steam bit
500. r st, 1Sr. b
$50. Harvard, 11r, b
$S5. e Capitol. Or. b
$50. SO. Columbia I'd, 12r, b
@. 18th NV, 11r, b
$65. 1921 N C sc, Sr. 2b. Open
$50. 1879 31st NV, Or. b
$35. Flat 1918 T,3d f,5r,b
$32.1.1l1 Seaton NV, 7r,b
30.5O.101S n G av Sc, Or. b
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FOR RENT-sToNE 4 FAIRFAX. soe-sOs NV.

FOR RENT-STONE & F.
UNFURl
$50. .2101 8, l6r
$50. 1927 Mass av, 1br. 2b
$3.50. 2 Iowa circle, 15r, b
$50. 1901 Clifton, Ter, 3b
$125. 1925 NJ NV. 16r. 3b
500. 1911 Conn av, 15r, 2b
500. ..1459 Bacon. 11r, 2b
$S3. 33.318 Pa av NV .2R. b
$75. 1888 I NV. 11r, b
SO. 1924 Roanoke, 1&, %
$&. 75.1423 Chaplin. Tor. b
$3.50. .1748 Q NV, 12r. b
SCOTS. 1921 e Cap. Or, b
SEQ. :. .1724 8 NV, 14r. %
$55. 80. 300 18th NV. 12r, ID
$50. so. 1923 Corc'n. LIT, 2b
$50. rs. 1900 Kenesaw, Tor, b
$50. IS. ..917 r NV. Tor. b
5000. .2O16 G NV, Tor, b
$50. 80. 1911 Roanoke, Tor, b
$50. 90. .3l01 18th, Tor, b
5000. 252O 18th NV, 12r. b
$50. 1887 10th NV. 1lr. b
$50. 1249 Kenesaw ay, 10, b
$50. Warehouse, N ] av
$45.50.1233 Harvard. Tor, b
$42. so. :. 1888 10th, Or, b
s4O.5O. -. .7O4 NJ NV, fiat
$1,000. 1912 Col I'd, Tor, b
5000. .141S Q NV, 12r, b
S4O.D. =. 100 s NV. Sr, b
$3.50. .224 e ne, 11r, b
$35. so. $50 NJ NV, Or. b
$35. 30. 1217 Ken av, Or, b
$35. 90. .143S Q NV, Sr, b
35.5O.1749 18th NV. Or, b
$50. so. .21S N NV, 8r, b
$3.50. 1915 T, Sr. b
S35. so. 2204 Decatur pl. 7r, b
S35. so. :. 1884 18th. Or, b
$35. so. 1905 Lydecker, Or, b
$50. so. 1898 10th, Or, b
$35. 90. .1722 LIST NV, Or, b
$3.50. .472 O NV. 11r, b
S32. so. 1925 Eslin av. Tor, b
$3O.50.1S42 18th NV. 'Sr, b
FURNI
s.. 900. 10th NV. 2Or, 2b
81, 600. IN II av. Tor. b
81, 800. M NV, 15r, 2b
81. 400. 10th NV, 14r, i2b
$500. Mass aE, 15r, b
$3.50. Iowa circle. 15r. 3b
$50. 18th NV. f2f
$3.50. r. l av, 18r. 2b
$3.50. 1.-THE Naples"
$3.50. Doth NV, FER, b
1886. .21st NV. lar, 3b
$11. ........N NV, Tor. b
$125. ........Q NV, Tor, b
$126. "A ne, lSr, b
GALL AT OFFICE FOR \
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ed tkirts, specially; enSa gements ma1S - ~
Octobef Formerly Of l114 r q. A66f1G ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR sALE--A FINE INvnsrMHNr NV; 90 Fr.
'front.' y iSeh to wide alley; resting for $458.
FOR sALE-A very cheiee piece Of bpsin.ss
property. 18th st. NV. bet. = and r; wide aad
long lot TO- alley. Price aId terma very mod
crate: Deaf delay. 4 LoDQH Hill,
.szy-o. 49,. $50 - Il,
FOR 9ENT-LARGR BOllD1N6. UEN1Kx7E6
"a 9os Eft EIPm seHcS qo0p coNDs
eeas-a u. ROEIkR DUIANY. it90 J u.
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FOR HENT-BY WESCOT
1902 Vt v,12r. 3b, cl. SIS. 33l
1905 18th. s. b, eel. mi. 50. 90 |
S101 N, Tor. b, mi. 40. IS
2115 N, 8r, b, eel, mi. 40. so
00 n. Tor. b, mi. 40 so
2311 Pa av. Or, NIL. .35. so
1928 Pa av,b. 10, b, mi35.60
443 Mass av. sr, mi. 80. so
2134 I, Sr, b, lat, mi 30. so
2219 l. b, Sr. b, cel. lot. 30. 50
2421 Pa av, Sr. ,. mi. 80. so
ll1S 18th. Or. b. eel. mi30. 90
924 2ed, 7r, lat, wig %. so
1925 l, b, TT. b. PESO
l7D 4. Or. b, mi. .22.5O
2818 L. Or. b. mi. .2O.50i
2023 L. Sr. W. 1900
S21 Path. Or. ". III. 30
22O6 H, Or, w......14.30i
21S D, b, 6r, W. ...13.50,
1919 Lincoln av, Or. 1880
2414 H, Or. w......12.W,
1919 18th. (. Or, cel.12.OOt
H02 h, Or. W. 80
1881 9th, Or. cel,w.11.30I
1908 Chase ct, 8, lat, w1l.0Oi
1852 Jeff av, 4r, W. 1850
aQS0-ff
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FOR RENT-R. w.
1922 21st NV. Tor,
b, Oct 1.
1907 Phelps pl NV,
10r, b.
No. @1 Sherman al
4 b. Sept. 1 to n
per month.
217 18th NV, Tor,
b, Oct 1.........
stable -ear 1923 "
CALL AT OFFICE
ae6-s tu&fh IF
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FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED. LARGE
private house. opposite main entrance to U. s.
Naval Academy: low rent; possession Oct. l. Ad-
dress E. w. IGLEHART, Annapolis, Nd SEQ 26ts
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UNFINISHED.

UNFURNlSHED.
FOR RENT-7s2 HARVARD ST NV, COLUM-
bia Heights; new house; 6 rooms, bath; cellar;
furnace heat: coal and gas ranges; open Sunday;
rent $3.50 OWNER, 1851 Kenesaw ave. n.w.'
NV. 1909 9th, 14r, %. 333 SW 2O5 49, IT. b. 30 40
NV 500 G, 1877 70. "a. 00 SW, 623 c. 6r 10. so
NV, 2027 l. 19r, %. 60 90 SW, 635 c. Ar. IL 80
NV, 1411 Hop IL ,b45.0O SW, 300 NJ, Ar 10. 80
NV i9 1el Eta T1s 1,
NV. 1116 18th. g., b. n sol Ne 1923 a, Or IS 90
NV. ds45 Y. II, b. e21oolNE. 1921 NJ r.. 1890
NV, pa G. Or .17.39tSE, 100 E. 6r b.. %. 90
NV 400 Q, Sd fl. II. 5oosE, SCI 7th, i2r. b.. SO
NV $40 Fla av Ar. 10 80 Sc 715 It'll, Or. 90
NV PIG y, I'd h.3r 10 90 ST. 11O4 9th. Tr. 1880
NV, 1714 Brain d Ar 8 80 Sc, 1+O NJ %. 80
NV 1872 Brainard, 4rs 30 So 313 Cav, Ar. 100
NY, sls Pa ave, stories and cellar. 5000 sa;
NV, cor 22d and Water. $50. 90
NV, Guntol bldg offices NV. 64S La ave. offices
NV, Central bldg, offices NV, Vernon Row, Offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
se2o-tf THOs. e. WAGGAMAN. OF st. NV.
FOR RENT-A. F. FOX CO.. INC, $40 ST. NV.
Phone Main $780,
1907 l. lar 3b new 100 co Flats 92s nw,5r 45 90
go NV, 1Or b.. .65 90 Flats 716 7th NV 90
1708 9th NV Or, b. AS 90 1900 Md av ne Or b. 20 80
1908 9Th NV. 11r, b. 35503 800 Sc, ST. %. so
lO23 18th, hall 3r 80 00 Store 1245 7th 20. 90
pa \ av. IT. b. . sol Store 32d n SITS. 20 90
1927 9Th NV, 7r. .23 90 Room 1913 18th NV. 10 90
For full list call at office.
Special attention given to the renting Of all
se2o-st A. F. FOX CO. Inc. $40 F ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT - VERY DESIRABLE BACHELOR
apartments. consisting of rooms and bath. at
sos 18th st, opposite Richmond Hotel. Apply
premises se20-3ts
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FOK SAI.F.-
One Davis & Sons upright nice condition,
$40. Sold payments OF s. per month.
One Newby & Evans upright. splendid condl-
ton, $135; easy payments.
One Steinway square. $l25; 81 per week.
HUGO W0RCH, 1923 F.
Sohmer Pianos. WOrch Pianos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NO. 1918 VERMONT AVE; COM
fortably furnished; economically heated; rooms
and bath; desirable 5000 monthly; adults A.
D. B.. Star office. se20-3te
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-CHEAP, FURNISHINGS OF g.
room house: Wilton drugget. new; owner
leaving city. 731 7th st. 1ts
FOR SALE-TWO HANDSOME BORDERED VEL
vet square carpets, stair and hall carpet; would
take board for pay. Mrs SMITH, 201 st.
NV It,
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2130 Pa Or sto st $45 601l41 Govt al 4r 10 80
2022 y, 10r ami. 40 O022O0 H. fat 3r. b. .1O. 90
LAS 2lst Or. ami. 40. SOL 1144 Lnger's CT 4rw 80
1874 av LII, ami 20 SOL 1857 Seaton fiat b. $50
260l Pa av, 7r b.. 80 sol Poona ct, Ar. 1850
1870 Pa Or 30 90 915 Hughes ct, 4r, 80
Zl34 Or, b. .28. so 1882 av, ar. wa. 30
lob 18th, Sr, b. 20. 303 Poona ct. Or. 90
704 r'r 10th, 6r6ssta 20. DOL STORES
AT Sd ne, 6r ami. 16 3O 12th6T sto W & eel $50 90
80 Nj. fiat, 3r, .00 1928 Fla 6r&stOre Is so
1928 Fla .6r&store Is. sol 601 av str W. 10 so
171S Superior Or, w.12.50t
For Rent-2130 Pa. NV. large store. II
rooms and stabIe splendid opportunity for q
good business man.
MARTIN BROS,
1t la2a
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1880 HARVARD ST., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS:
large handsomely fur. 2df or front roem with
elegant lavatory; hot and cold water; large
closet; bath each floor; steam heat; everyt hing
new: excellent home table. se20-3tN
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'ALKER & son, iOOG f ST.
1923 Oregon av.9r, b. 35. so
20 1873 Oregon nv. Or. b.
Sept Is. .32.5
100 224 SeatOn ne, Sr, b.30. so
Hr 34l3 Morgan av, Or, b.
/. Sept IS. .......... %. 80
100 1908 Both NV, 6r. b.25 IS
1910 Both NV. Or. b.25. 35
'.00'308 Dixon's CT sw. ART. so
NV. w
DIR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
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FOR RENT.BY FLOYD F.. DAVIS, TIN & s.
SOl 9th sw, 81. ami S22 60 910t2 q sw, 6r ami 81
2SS 1917 sw, Or ami. Is 80 1913 Md av sw Or ami2O
9th l sw.sto&dw .26.50 61S sw ST. ami PC
~ 18th sw,6r A. ami. II 50l lS7 & sw, Or, imp Is
1910 D sw, 7r, imp. 10 O0ll322 Union sw, g, w&sI0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20

FOR RENT-FURNISHED, A BEAUTIFUL. NEW
house near Dupont Circle, handsomely
furnished; reasonable price. EARLY LAMP
Ton, 615-17 14th st NV se2O-14t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20

HILL CREST, A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
open through the fall high, healthy loca ton:
celebrated spring water; good table; city ref
given. Apply to MN. ALMA JACKSON, Front
Royal, Va. seao-2t.
HaSerstown Md; ami; home comforter near
electric and steam X. r.. aged people and In
yalids given special attention.; rates low. Miss
ANNA A. MCCARTHY. ee2o-aav- 2fs
LNGANORE Hills iNN-OPEN THROUGH TH1s
fall AID winter. Steam heat. Situated On q hFEs
urn: which S supplies the table With yssesables.
srn eonveniences. Refs. sxch. Mia a 4.
BROWN. Frederick, Nd. AUD East
'kyRzL HOME on WEST Rfv7R"-N0W OPEN.
Nicely located On West river, ID view Of OAeea.
psaks bay. miles below Day Rldee; reed shade;
la.gs lava: Aehine. ef.bbilE fowiai and sailing;
(Alfsl MATILDA N0WkLL. Shady side. Nd.
5e44.70t-e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-07
XIV Ahh Eniersa inmeHt.

Tne XIV Ciub WAS pleasantly en-
tertaiued yesterday afternoon BY Mira
Hill HaShln 81 her bome on West
Main street. There were SIX sets OF
players and the contest was rot lack.
ing In interest from stars 10 finish.
Mrs. Waller Hood ana Miss Mamie
Mineer tied for the prz and in ,he
cut Miss Mincer won. This is the
second prize this yourg lady bss won
within recent meetings OF the club.
The attendance wAs good aad the
evening was spent in most enjoyable
manner.
Thls IL the frat time Hrs. Harbin
has opened her home tn he friends
since her marriage and abe acquitted
herself very charmlngly as hostess.
The refreshments consisted of ice
cream, cake and sailed almonds.
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THE KNOWLES.
They Delight a Large Audience with
their Mar rgeIous Hypnotlc feats.

The large audience which last night
greeted the Knowles, the capable ex-
ponenfs OF wholesome, contagious
fun, at the opera house plainly proved
that a high class entertainment was
anticipated.
Long before the curtain rose every
one in the audience wore a broad
smile, tquirmed snugly in his seat ard
loosened up his expectation OF what
was in store. After giving his talk on
hypnotism, the wonderful workings
of the mind, Professor Knowles called
for volunteers and many we'll known
young men responded. The appear
ance ot Mrs. Knowles brought forth a
rouad of applause and it was not
long before both had their subjects
under perfect control. Some Of the
boys stepped upon the stage ''inst to
see how the thing worked. Their
antics made the audience fairly sway
with laughter and shouts. II was
amusing 10 see the audience contract
their features and get their iaces back
in shape, mimicking The subjects,
Several very comical features were
introduced, notably the band IN which
brooms. feather busters, dusr pane,
coffee pots, etc, were used for masi-
cal instruments. 4 tub was useu fur
bass drum.
That the performance gave general
satisfaction last night was evidenced
today by Mr.. Knowles receiving a
number OF solicitations TO remain over
here next Monday ana Tuesday nights.
MIR. Knowles has the matter under
advisement and Will probably come to
a decision in time 10 make an an
nounce ment tonight.
Thoae who want . medicine to drive
away the blues, forget the trials aud
tribulauons OF the day will get an eff
fective or durable dose by attending
the performances given by the
Knowles.
Just before closing last nighEs per-
formance Prof. Knowles called for a
volunteer to undergo the prolonged
sleep In "a show window. One OF the
Young men on the stage consented TO
make the test and was put to sleep in
plain view of the audience. This
m orniug he was placed In one of the
show windows at Jolesch & Chsska's
dry goods store where he has been
tue attraction OF large crowds all day
! Tonight al $50 he will be awakened
/ on the stage,
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DIES SUDDENLY.
A Stranger Dies at the Home OF Farmer
Near Ennis.

One day Iast W Q K a stranger
stopped at the home of Mr.. A. J.
Gunnell, farmer living near Telico,
aud applied for work. Mr.. Gunnell
employed him and the next day the
man was taken III, and Monday ne
died.
Mr.. Gunnell says the man told him
his name at the time he emplo5 ed
him, but he has since forgotten it, but
thinks it was something like Tapp.
The man said he was from Collin coun-
ty and that bis father had formerly
run lathe machine IN Mckinney,
Mr. Gunnell has used every effort
possible to locate the dead mans rela-
tives, but so far without avail. There
were no papers Of any Kind on the
man hat would throw any light on
his identity. He was OF medium
height and was about forty years old.
His remains were inferred at Telico
Tue sday.
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A new drm to be known as the
Waxahacnie Feed 4 Fuel Company
mas been organized for the purpose OF
conducting an up to date 'eed and fueI
business This company mas bought
the wood yard and feed business from
MIR. " X. Jennings which VIII be
continued at the same place. Mr..
Jennings has been in the business sew
ersl years and has built up first class
trade in Waxahachie. He has given
the people gosd service In supplying
their feed and fuel wants. Mr.. A
Jacks will have charge Of the busi-
ness for the above company and thi:
paper wish for him the same degree
OF success 18th which Mr., Jennings
has met.
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Anus ements.

This is what the Dallas News has 10
say about the Rutledge Dramatic
Company, who will be at the opera
house for three nights, beginning
ming Thursday, Feb. l3:
''The Rutledge Dramatic Company
opened their engagement here last
night, presenting the sensational meic
drama, "The Senator's Daue hter"
The performance was very credtable
for popular price organization, be-
ing very much above the average oil
such organizations in ability"
The play for the opening night here
viii be :" rhe Senator'S Daughter" anc
we are prom sed complete produe'
tion OF this great New York success.
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Ihe |. & u. n. Right Of WAY

Land and Tax Commissioner. J, ".
Cunningham of the |. & q. y railroad
was here yesterday afternoon. He
had iust come over the right of way
between here and Mertens and said
it would only be short time until the
dirt would be flying along the entire
right of way between here and that
place. Italy News Herald.
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Txo samples of he Telephones 10
be ussd by the new company have az
rived ard are u0w on exhibition al
opera house. These phones are ur
to nov in every respect aud II you
have not ordered enc yet sse Z. q.
Prather, the solicitor and let him ex-
plain the conditions OF the contract tc
you. The poles are rapidly being ex
tended TO the various parts of the city
aud the management hope TO begin
making connections by March Is.
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Ia the notice of Mrs. s. E. toWler's
entertainment appearing IN ye-Eer
day's Light the names OF part OF the
house party were, By an oversight,
omitted In addition to the list pub
ljshed the following ladies rendered
valuable assistance in receiving and
entertaining the guests: Mrs. K. X.
Erwin, Miss Maud Patrick, Miss Lou
ise SkilIern, and Mrs s. p. Skinner.
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The trustees of the Methodist
church have bought from Mr.. A. s.
Farley the lot adjoining the station
parsonage on College street, now used
By Stone Bros. as wood yard. The
consideration was $1,000.
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Herman Moberly, of Avalon, and E.
@. CantreIl, who lives three miles
south of town, each shipped three
cars of fat cattle to st. Louis Satur-
day. Pleas Rollins, Charles Piper and
Herman Moberly accompanied the
cattle.--Italy News Herald.
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steriin9 Postponed.

Presiding Elder Sensahaugh re-
qaests the Light TO say that the
Preachers ard Laymen's Conferences
which was 10 have been held here this
week has been postponed until Feb.
IL This postponemeut was deemed
beat on account OF the lneiemency OF
the weather this week.