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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19
ORGANIZE FOR
PROTECTION

To discuss the employm end Of an
attorney 70 assist tho corpaatian
counsel in preventing xeHaalvs
damages Ia tho condomnauoS suit
for the raErads q Third Aftaus.
which Il nov In court. tbs tThIra
Avenue Improvement club 80 Or
Eanled - Interested ta1payeS Sat.
urday niEht
The step was taken By Thl3 ave
rue property owners thatl they
might not be mulrted too hsatiiy ~
tho proposed Mullen rrKrale. OF
any other that may hercaftaf come
into the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

rule Of the native classes. when
they get sick. 20 die OF got well. a.
fate DEGREES. without medical na=
slHtanee. thing they could not pay
for even II they knew how 10 en-
ploy IT.
Tor lawyers there 10 no more Of
an opening than there iH for phYai=
clans. That field Dr. crowded BY tte
better class OF natives. every one 81
whom prsteudn 90 legal ability.
and even If there was room for him
the American lawyer could not pfaf=
tlte under the strange. almost weird
courts and codes that are establish
ed there. aud that will only be
changed In that part of tho Iathmua
over which the canal commission
has jurisdiction.
Nor Is there the slightest ehauae
for the HteuaEfuph the expert
eueed clerk. Or the otherwise eaEa=
bel young American 90 gain i've
lIhauH afeHaFrhpherH. typrwfIiera
and clerical assistants are employed
only b. the railroad company aud
the canal commission. and the va
Candies occurring 10 the ranks Il
tho limited number OF employees u
these institutions are filled ~ a
process II selection which la carried
on here In The states.
Il ia the same with respect @
every other pursuit The iHthmuH
o. place where the people live from
hand 10 mouth. and live mighty
poorly ~ that u 10 a place. al
other reports 20 the contrary ruf=
withdrawing. where disease stalks
almost unreafrained. and where II
will continue 20 hold sway until the
sanitary corps sent there BY this
government has finished rs work
Il IL = place where there is not
one chance 10 q thousand foT a mau
20 make a penny ia any Kind Of
speculation. except plain gambling
u lH 4 place where the man seeking
employment II almost certain to
ntaffe 10 death
Ia word. II Is the meanest place
on the face % the world Tor any
white man 20 think Of going 10. and
the maat magnificent % all pisces
20 stay AxaY from 10 holds out
neither hope. promise nor tnoens
I've. but With = lavish hand offsas
death. disease and Degeneration.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19
CAPTAIN STRINGER
IS CHAMPION

Company d defeated company b
In the annual shoot Of the Wash
ington National Guard. held Mt Orll-
liza yesterday. winning by a margin
Of five points. The ranges were
200. 400 and 900 yards. Capt Matt
Gormlsy was tho officer o. the day.
A feature Of the shoot was tho
coaching OF the contestants by MEM
beers Of the different military organ
izations present.
Officers OF the United States sig
nal corps and the Second infantry
acted as range officers. The high
est individual score was made by
Capt. John Stringer. company y,
and the second highest by q. NJ.
Aineieo. team captain 81 company Il.
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CHECK SWINDLER

since the arrest Of A. +. Evans by
city Detective BTruea on a charge
Of bunk0inR a japanese resident Of
this city ont o. large sum ~ mon
- a few days ago several people
have come forward and positively
Identified him "a the man who
passed bogus checks on them. Geo
II. Carter. a restaurant man. ia Will
ing 90 prosecute Evans on "A charge
Of forgery.
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SEATTLE LOST

The Seattle lacrosse team met de-
feat At the hands Of the Victoria
club at that place Saturday after
noon by the score % 10 20 4. both
teams played veil Seattle Vas
badly crippled through the absence
OF Burns. Heard and Caller. The
presence Of these players would
have made a much closer game. as
they are among tho cracks Of the
roaat
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The bowling craeHa along tho
coast will form a league this year.
composed 81 teams from elk ~ tho
Pacific coast cities. Two leagues
will be formed Of SIX teams each.
one of which viii retain the best
players. while the other will be-
used to work IN additional recruits
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Automobile Accident

BALDWIN. Mo. Sept ia Sc
rious automobile accident occurred
near here Saturday afternoon A
machine. in which there were two
women and two men. was preclpl-
tated down a 30 foot embankment
while trying 10 avoid striking a
farm wagon. John Kalloen. ~ New
York. one Of the Automobiles. was
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

The Seattle Athletic club may
again enter the football world this
year. The management hhvo re-
ceived a challenge for a game to be
played ON Christmas day from the
Multonomab club OF Portland Many
Of the. local club membors ara IN
favor ~. .nleylDE tlfe game, while
others are asainaay kpaes
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There's nothing Ike doing "a thing
thoroughly OF all the salveH you
ever heard 81. Buekleu'a ArnlDa
saIga Ia the best II sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores. Bruises.
cuts. Hous. Ulcers. skin Eruptionn
and Piles. It's only aae. and guar
antend 20 give satisfaction BY q. o,
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IL the good fortune Of the favored
ones. but for the man Nho has 60
carve his own vaY In the We .ld u
can only be done by the practice Of
Nelf denial in youth and by economy
in saving from your income enough
20 provide a home for ED axe The
nroyidcnt man is the man that Be-
called "mcky" Ia middle life or IN
age. Put your money In a SQUAD
hank and compound interest will
help you out
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TEETH SPECIALS
Browns Painless Dentists

Those are the only dentists IN BE-
attic having the iats botanical dis
eovery 10 apply to the gums for
Painless Extracting. Filling and
Growing Teeth, and guaranteed for
ten years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

IMED0WS

This afternoon the opening races
% the fall meet At The Meadows
viii be run. There wili be no har-
ness races today. a. the horses are
not ready. Only running races are
on the eard for today'a meet HAf-
ness races viii be- the rule tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

Every now and then one u these
y G. Faurot tanRlcs comes up a.
an argument showing how foolish
u r. to have more than 30 cents
when You die.
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,ooooaasaseo.oT0GGERY NOTES.

or PARTICULAR INTEREl
Little Fellows Russian Blouse
Suits OF navy eheyiot. diagonal
closing. patent leather belt.
fancy gilt buttons. s. 90 value.
selling at .... ........ $3.50
Little Fellows. buster Brown
Suit OF high grade navy serge.
gilt buttons. silk bow. white
collar N you want to toE the
little fellow up Just right. this
suit will do II. selling at $3.50
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AT Boise. lt-is. Butte.
-
AT SPOKANE spokane. IL.
Saltf.ake. 81
Score b inning
Seattle "a o 00i o0f o.
Frisco % o o20o 0f Il
batteries Williams and Wilson.
Whalsn and Blankenshlp.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
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At san FRANCtsCO-I.oa AnEs.
lee. -. Oakland. so.
At PoRTLAND-Portland. 4: IA
cumaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19
PAKAMA THE
MEANEST PLACE
FOR A WHITE MAN

NO OPPORTUNITY orrEREo TIE MAN or ENERGY AND
IT 10 just TIE PLACE FoR rHE MAN SEEKING EMPLOY.
nENT TO sTARvE-rHE AMERICAN PEOPLE DlscREDr.
40 BY eRAFreRs AMONG TIE lsrHmAHs- PLENTY or
pEArH AND olsGAsG-mNlsTER BARRGrrs wARHlHG
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Seattle Dental
Parlors

Rooms IL. u. u. IA. Hlncklfy Blk
1T Second Avenue.
The largest ana best equipped
dental office on tho Pacific Coast
We have all tho latest ana most
scientific methods OF modern and
painless dentistry. We CROWN. fill
and extract teeth without the least
pain. No students employed, but
all are dentists of long years or
porienoe. We examine your teeth
and tell you In advance Just what
your work viii cost We make no
charge for extracting teeth when
plates are ordered. Lady always in
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

Roosevelt ana nggan a Eriesonss
photos are IT" 1919 FIrst ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

At cHIcAGo-Chicago. I: De
ruit. q
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

Full Get Teeth .....u...a... $500
gold Fillinas ..sssssssss 80. -. - e
cold Crowns ssssssss FosDo
Crowns and Bridge Work ~ low
prices . speciality. Our Patent Deu-
Bile Suction will hold your teeth up.
NO 8TuDENTs.
Come IN az once and take advan-
taga on low rptas. All WORK dons ~
specialists witibut pain and guar
0htagd for 10 years.
BRoWN'A PAINLESS DENTleTe.
ga Flret AYsnps.
PariorH H. 2, A.. .. Union Block.
next 10 MnefahRdlf q aoutbwiokA.
office hoaaA 3 70 2. sunday. 70
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] Am Always Willing 10 Wan -
NJ Fee Until Cure h Effected

Red Front Furniture Co.
BIO OPENING OF Oun NEW un-
TOWN nuANCH
ft7o rftrnt Avenue.
~ 900 % worth Of second Hand House
furnishing comprising Furnftura
NauRea. CnFppta, Stoves. etol, etc. =
2 lower figure than evcr 0ffcred he,
fofe Mehaye come ~ stay and maan
hhnt Ne say tiok our ltlcans
Hntn hpW on
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At CHICAGO chicago. :; Gin
cinnati. 1.
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10 no HHft0 VI NUlN-
Little Fellows Russian Blouse
suits OF pretty brown scotch
mixed fabrics. military but.
tons. leather belt. silk bow.
300 value. selling at S4.oo
Boys Atwood Gray ChevIot
suits. either square cut double
breasted or Norfolk STYLES.
sizes ) 10 Is years: uohby
and most seryiceable garment
selling At $500. ....... Si.oo
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-10

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. mo.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.,
14l4 ST. NV.
TELEPHONES NJ. s4s AND M. $685.
UNFuRNISHED.

~ So ~ N 10!
1717 NV, 13r, ab 81 500 a23 NV sr, b.. IS 80
I'LL Pa NV st ifs 500 14O7 Staughton Or b IS 80
1134Conn av 11r b1 2OOO0 400 Staughton Or b. 80 so
81. 600 per annnm e04 2lst st NV. sr. bs2 SO
400 Chaplin 3r 2b. 900 1880 10Th Or. b. 80 40
III ,sts Pro nS St.
sSs 10th n NV 2eso 18th NV, ll 90
1928 Mass 12r. b. IS 90 1928 Del av ne sr bel 80
1914 14th NV 14r Oh so 90 2O2o 18th NV. ir, 1000
1890 Gin NV, 2b g 90 2Isk Quincy ne A. BIZ 90
1925 Gin 11r. 2b65 10 22S Quincy Ar 90
a a5 sfh NV 1r b. 81 90 s4 9%nSy ns A.
1905 kenesaw av NV, So Jackson ne. ST.. g 80
22aa "a av NV Lot 'efhs so o. ose
1857 NV, 13r, b. 5000 APARTMENTS.
1928 NV, 12r, b.. so 90 The Marion, Or b. 80 %
400 Conn av 11r 2b so 90 The Marion, Ar b. 40 90
1916 Kenyon 10r. b. 5000 The Regina, 6r, b. 45. 90
1910 7th NV sr, b. 10. 90 The Marion. 6r, b. sso
1918 av NV .1or, b4s 90 90 NV. Or, b. .s5 90
So So 3G ss M T5s 1t
1 14as Sbn nw Or b. .2so and SITS ne:
1872 NV ST. b. 1000 4r and b.i7.s 1850 per per mo
* sa ri PEI 4HS
M MARION, S ST9 Tan RTc THE B. O.. THE
HANDSOMELY FuRNIsHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
0 0mces' 1924 ye nw r.. ID floor. % %
Sd floors. .....::. IS 90 sw cor 9Th 4 D NV.
Sc iath&F 14ss fHG "a nooF. Gs
ce 1 Mi Sa9 s s0z cor
1921 NV. 80. .$1O-s16 RI sos e NV. brk bidS0 o0
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR TIE COL
PROPERTY. W
.. As the above Is only part Of the list of proper.
ties under our charge we win gladly furnish com.
Office by mail
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
1414 st. NV, adjoining the New willard
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TUE AMM0NiATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
and U. 8. Metal Bed Co.-Carpets taken %,
cleaned, stored and rel.d: Mattresses made 70 g
der and rsmade. Iron beds, springs, couches el4
diysns n. NEwMYER. 5o7 tith sf.n.w. Rochla9
WORKS, 1905 1867 18th u. Phone Main ~
2el052t$0
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isthp; " NV 81 81 s
Nv Nv zee zee IL; co. s e sssw
4 20 g S SWss fstsse .':
so ss sn st
NW,2l2 J Az. sr: b4oso Nw!.soso sath ST.: 800
NV NV 10 1soe 18th Tor ss io1lt 18th II 90
q: e 5ots rs g M SO 80! .'s .: g
NV 80. 90 Il HOUSE, y so
Swp near 18th au5;}; ~. "a and ae:. oef wanted
f &c., ssss ::
s:' :" is's = :s'
aet d.s est sept Ss B s. s. am. and ssss
e lss ao ssf|: 4 ..i s ssss
S 81 s 90 Pa tsd aoor g. and D.: q g
NV Bear ; :s 8 stalls and 1919
NV W Re- i22l 1s.h stall, and ai:: sSS
SwRs.r az Washington st. stalls: 20
NY Rear 40 10th tsh n%sEs rooms. 1900
anati rios E. % 3s1SSGG IA oil st NV Wv
FOR FFE ESE1sHrR RUST SSs 18Th H7s St NV
a., Sis .7
1s 1884, i Conn
~ ~ S 14r. 5000 ISIS 18th i2r a. S. g
1 17ss l7r 2b 1887 1887 18th, i2r b. $3.50
2a a4S S Nexo1 14r b. oo 1920 Tor 50
!i.2 q g. e. + i'ae'sss g
2'2s N 1or' b.: ISosSIl45 Ssi ne. er b: 80
lilo Conn av, 3r b. 225oI7isa0 Pa av Or. bee 80
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93S u. l1f, D, fur. ceIx71.0i
1912 r, Tor, b, fur. Gel. 80. IS
1907 18th, Tor, b, eel. so so
?21 10th. 8r. b, far. 40. sol
2617 Pa av, Or, b lat. 35. 6sI
o1O 23d, Tor, b, fur. cel35. IS
1917 2sth. 7r. b. ami. .35. s0I
5000 o, Tor, b. ami. So. 30
.,113 Pa av. l2r. b. Gel. So. sol
1902 18th, o. b, eel, fur30. sol
2014 II, 7r, b, lat. :. !. 80. sol
3012 Dunn av.Sr, b. lat3O. 50I
oil 22d. Sr, b. lat. 30. so
1000 s, Or, b. lat. ...2T. sol
2151 L. n, b, lat. .27. so
1903 Kingman, Or, b. 25. sol
1414 80th. Or. b.lat..25.50I
300 22d, IT, W. .17.5Ol
1852 23d, 5r, W. ...17.3Ol
BOZ N II v.6r. h. lat. .15. sol
904 N II av, Or, W. 10. 30l
1O08-10 Chase ct,6.w12.3O
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BOARDING.

ROBINSON" 1902 l<TE sr. N.w.-MEALS AT
all hours; everything in season. Dinner all dap
Sundays and holidAys. aySl.U
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PALMISTRY.

worlds ereatest paimist and astrologist now
holding receptions at T2s etb st. NV. Fee. ec.
and &c. U0-S6ts
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHEn.
r RENT-BY wEsCorr L WILCOX,

'2223 st Paul's ct,4.w11.50
729 21st, 3r. 1000
201I N Y av, 5r. ". 10. 80
1413 18th, Or. $50. 1000
STORE.
1900 q, 1r. ", b. . rs. 90
1917 Pa av. 1r. eel. 80. ~
500 1Ota sw. Sr. cellar15. 50
Nl0 L, 1r, eel, ". .15. %
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
MISUNDERSTANDING fla ts-
1880 to $35. 50
9l4 23d, Sd q. 4r. b. .25. 90
ITO Sd. Or. b, "a. .22.5O
962 26th. LIST d. 4r.b.l7.30
2526 F. fats. 3r, W. 900
OFFICE ROOMS.
<S2-4S6 La av. heated
rms. SO. $40. $3.50 $50
STABLES.
1912 G, rear, %. C r,w15.00
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FOR RENTAHoUsEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOIsNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT,oN ST. NV NEAR nth ST., II
rooms ana bath, completely and elegantly FUR
year.
MARTIN BROS.
Real Estate and Insa,rfnre BROKERS'
au6-s,w,2t 1925-27 pa
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AUTOMOBILES,

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Our many customers notified that we have
moved automobile hiring business from our
old location 1923 Connecticut ave-, to the
spacious Garage" of the National Automobile
Company, III and 1713 14th ST. NV. where
your continued patronage will he apprecia ed.
Our prices, So to So per hour. Telephone North
2097. CLINE & CO., I'LL and 1713 l4th st.
jy30-2
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES OR
housekeeping and business combined. The second
and third floors of the large building ne. corner
10th and Pa. ave. NV. Second door very
large front rooms suitable for professional man.
and three good sized rooms and bath room. for
housekeeping purposes. Third door consists Of
very large room, BOXES, Aft ceiling. and
bath room The plumbing IL all new and whole
property In frst-class order.
tional Institution.
An inspection IL invited.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
augat 800 10th Ut. NV.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

K s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE 90,
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
Monday and Wednesday at 4 pm. for Colonial
Beach, Coltons and intermediate landings and
landings In Wicomicc river and Nomini. SATURDAYS
at Am for Colouisl Beach and intermediates
landings, and Bushwood. Rock Point. Colton's
Currioman and landings In Nomini creek
Sunday, Tuesday end Thursday at an fes
landings to Colonial Beach and Maddox creek
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. ID. c., TO GLYMONT, Nd.
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESrELLE RANDAl.i-Dsiiy a.
eept Sunday, an. Returning about l:aO pm.
Passenger ace ,mmodations nrst-clsss. Freight
received until within half hour of sailing
d. g. RANDALL Manager phone 1895. GEO.
O., CARPENTER, General Agent. Washington.
'phons l7e5. WIN. n. REARDoN. Agent. Alex.
andria. phone 10. ap2O-tf
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WaNTFD-GOOD SALARY FOR MAN VI
capacity as Washington representative OF iead-
ing New York life Insurance company. Al
dress with references Box 100 city post Office u
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WANTEp-MEN TO SELL SEWING MACHINES;
liberal terms; team furnished and livery Pain
LER 4 WILSON MFG. co, APT 9th st. NV.
ouIn
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WANTED BETWEEN 10 AND IS YEARS
Of age for coal office; must give reference Ap-
Div 1903 ii st. ne. IL
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY LADY, IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
furnished room; price very moderate. which
state; quiet and comfortable Address Box 40.
Star office. auI02ts
WASTED-TWo CNFURNlSilED ROOMS RY
gentleman: located In nice neighborhood, within
six squares OF post office; best local ref
srences. Address ROOMS. r. o. Box 90. It,
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DENTISTRY AT YOUR HOME.-wRITE (OH
telephone East $50 A. JOHN WARNER KEYEG
D. NJ ID. Harvard University Dental school
1872: will call and do what Is necessary. Omc3
and residence. The Phoenix. Dol East Capitol q
auG-l5t'
no pain feel, act AMI last longer than natuFal
teeth. Shrunken faces made FORMAL PaiaIeeo
hlling. DIR. J. J.. WILSON. 1908 . st. nv
1a22- 1877
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FOH HENT-Bf b. r. SA UL CT, III Z N.We
7th and Mass. NV. The Home"
rooms and bath, all front rooms. elevator.
rent low.
1901 7th St NV. 5r.. Sd O. with OF bath so.oe
1907 7th ut. NV. The Lafayette" Dr..
ntu pdtn 80 ~
1882 c. rin st. st floor. Or. and d.. ~ %
20 Seaton ct. NV. Or. and b.. I'd noor.. ~ %
l6 7 st. ne. Or. and b.. I'd floor. ......... e60
BIZ st NV. I'd floor Or, and b.. ZIG
i2ls Duncan st. ne. 4r.. b.....-........ i10S
1926 18th 81 NV. 3r.. I'd floor 1900
l408 LIST st e.. Or. and b.. LIST floor. 70. 20
1917 It'll st. w, 2r. I'd floor. ........... 100
5121a ne. Ir and bath.............. 1850
1Il3 4th n W. H.. Or. and bath......... II %
18th st extended, Or and bath. .......... n 50
4s3h Tenn. ave. ne, 4r. and bath. go. 49,
1924 st ne. Ar. and hath ........... 1870
14l2h Duncan ST. ne. Ar and bath. 1880
ty30-t
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.

THE HIGHLANDS COR. CONN. AND CAL.
aves.-Several apartments available fes
summer months or by the year. Cafe European
and AmericanD open throughout the year.
e. T.. WESTON. Manager. The Highlands.
WEAVER BROS. Agents 14l6 st. nv.
ap2s-tf
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FURNISHED,

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FOR OR MONTHS, LARGE FUR
nished Eouse (servant II desired; Bewly painted;
sfade; large grounds; garden horse and carriage;
minutes from station: hour from city. P. o.
Box Al. Herndon. Va. au9-3ts
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
wANrEn- FIOOR pI,ANERS AT THE ROCHAM-
beau apartment house, Conn ave. bet Ii ana
W,
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wANTED-R0OMs AND BOARD.

FOR ,LE-YoUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. RAB.
bits Guinea pigs, dogs. cats and pets of all
klnds Birds boarded for summer. SCHMID'0
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE 70, MAY 8. 1904

and suppose l must get into some other clothes to
meet his royal highneSs.
The young Princes August Wilhelm and Oscar of
Prussia learning the science of agriculture on
practical lines besides their other studies Ploen.
\ small farm has been placed At the boys
disposal where with SIX of their Schoofellows, they
dig hoe and plant The kaiSern takes keen interest
in her sons farming the products OF which pur-
chased market prices by her majesty The kaiser
wishes his sons to have a thorough knowledge of
agricultural career and it is by his instructions that
the farm handed to them. The princes
work hard, but enjoy themselves immensely the
time. They selected motto to be placed over
the front door of their little farmhouse. which
Mill mclius ':ii;l hou!uc ihro diguls Agricultural"
They also the proud possessors of couple of cows
which they have MIXED several times, and an unn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-08
The Nerve of Some
Farmers Would Make Them
Rich If They Had Any JudSment"

to me in that respects Uncle AMI made great
mistake by marrvin a woman Who hadn't the soul to
rise with him. She all right the wife of a
farmer but when he outgrew the farm and moved to
town a livery stable she wasn't the woman to
take her place beside him in society.
But | would be wiin' to take Juliet and risk
everything OF course only call her Juliet in private
| have wrote splendid poem about her. done it
day the head of salt barrel. But must wait
She has only been a widow a little over a year and
people iii society have to show their proper respects
about such things. 1t very sad the way she lost
him. They were tryin' to break the ladies road
record.
al was goin' along at about forty clip she saws
and Alfred coachin' me. We were goin' down
a steep hill, with sharp the bottom. He
told to 60 the right but never could tell right
from left in a hurry without stoppn' to think which
hand | hold my fork in when | eat blue-points so |
went the wrong way The next thrg | knew
sttin alone on the green bank of muck pond. Over
the middle of 1t there things stckin up
in a kind of a V-shape. After awhile | knew they
Alfred's legs: Poor boyl l recanized them by
his Alfred always had such beautiful
N trousers Well, in way, she says sighin kind