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FOR RENT
HEISKEIL McIERAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
l00S ST. NV, WASHINGTON, d. O.
FURNISHED

FURNISHED.
hot-air heat Per month. - -. $Ics.oo
14o5 2ist St NV, II rooms and bath.
hot-water heat Per month .......... 10000
air heat Per month. .tn' 1850
baths. hot-water heat. Per month =. 1880
mace heat. Per month. .............. DA' 10000
mace heat. Per month h................ 1eo %
UNFURNrSHED.
1I06 New Hampshire ave, IL rooms and
2 baths. steam heat. Per year. 81, coo. 90
'Iin furnace e. heat eat Per @onth. ........ ~ 75W
1TS5 ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. Ter menth. ......... COCO
1928 Corcoran St, rooms and bath.
furnace heat. Per month. .......... $3.50
935 St a.w. 7r., b.. cellar, hotswater
2O6 G st. NV. g rooms and bath. Per
month 20 ~
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FOR RENT me ITO Stb Or h I6 a,
NV, 1888 21st Tor, NV 400 O fbal 2al 1r TX
b. furnished. :. si25 90 sw, 61s c. sr Ia. SO
NV 2029 !. 26r. .2b- 75.00SW 30S b local yd) 16 90
NV, 234 NJ nv. .sr b. Al. 50NW. r'r 1870 L. sta g. 90
OFF1CES-NORTHwEST.
Gunton building Offices. Gil 7th, room s. $500
Central building, Offices. 4es La ave. Offices
Call at Office for information regarding alley
properties. stables. &c, 1 have for rent
For further Information apply at Office
FLATS.
NV, PIG N, rooms, basement nt......... ss 90
STORE
NV, 426 9th, store and dwelling. ....... .S166 &C
ocl0t ]. W. PILLING. 1416 NV.
FOR RENT-CHARMING NEW BRICK HOME
Steuben ct. near Brightwood cars: rooms.
modern bath: hotwater heat. Only $2o so. sci If
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
III 8. $S33 33 1913 NJ. M........... $40 90
1919 N. Y. 500 S12 18th. .......... As 90
Also very desirable apartments in Stoneeigh
Court at from $50 to S17b per month.
Also large list of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
au19-f 1408 G st. n.
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FOR SALE
242 acres, . miles from Washington I'm Mary.
land. Fronting Potomac river and large branch
wharf on place; rich land Improved by fine new
12-room. bath dwelling; hot and cold water
sewer. cellar; front and rear porches large bank
barn: house; carriage house; two tenant
houses; about l 200 thrifty apple and pear trees
fine spring Former owner asked $4,000 for
place. The head Of the family is dying from a
cancer and we have taken the farm in Under the
mortgage and sell II IL taken within ten
days for the low price of $4,000.
27S acres IN hours drive from city. Steam
station place. Fine land, well watered and
fenced. Improved by fine 14-room bath
dwelling. sewer, cellar. wind mill. large bank
houses; acres In orchard fronting on pike.
Price only $50 yer acre.
100 acres in Montgomery county / mile from
steam and electric IS acres under culti
vation balance timber and wood. Fine 1o-room
dwelling. Large 3-acre grove. All necessary out
buildings. Tenant house. Price, $12,5OO.
s acres In Montgomery county, corners.
Nice 6-room house. All necessary outbuiIdings 8
acres In all kinds of fruit. VIII sell for So 900.
2 acres. all timber high and healthy. Sieo.
JOSEPH r. ATKINSON,
oc26-n 1411 ST. NV
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A BEAuTIFUL HOME
FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL HOME
NEAR LINCOLN PARk-&6500
LOOK AT THIS. AND YOU'LL BUY TIT
Very attractive. new. bay-window, stone trim
med press brick, In select neighborhcod; lot
1850 to paved alley; large concrete cellar; ex-
cclent furnace heat pipes In cellar covered with
asbestosl; stairways; 2 back porches; large bsck
yard; closets and pantry; double plate glass
ds,ors to tiled vestbule; fine coal aud gas ranges:
gas leg In parlor air chamber over entire house
natural oak woodwork throughout; planed floors
folding doors to parlor and dining room; tiled
beth room; cabinet mnntels with French plato
glass mirrors: tiled haarths electric gasighters.
This Is the .'swellest' little home for the price
that We have books.
C0LLINS-GUERRY COMPANY,
no7-3t GIL 18th st.
FOR SME-Do YOU WANT AN INVESTMENT
worth WHILE one that will steadily increase In
yaiuef III 50. see about the very best new
x,story apartments In the city: splendid constFue-
uoni elegant finish; hot water heat; unsurpassed
locatfon rented to frst-ciass tenants at SS16 per
annum: paying 2oSs equity with assurance of
permanent occupation and certainty OF future
enhancement In value. An opportunity rarely
presented \. L. SANSBURY
Exclusive Agent.
no1-2t 1921 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-2iST ST. NEAR MASS. AyE-A
handsome modern 4story residence; II tire
rooms, 8 baths; upstairs kitchen: 500 mo. ur-
furnished, Sl25 mo- furnished. Apply TO
j. V. n. & T. Is. HUYCK, 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
no4-3t, ,eSu
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

AT ELECTRIC DEPOT, FALLS CHURCH-ONE
and AZ acres, 5000 per acre; 15A acres, $500 per
acre; fine 1oroom house, barn and 1a-acre lot.
Ace. no7-3ts
FOR SALE-BROOkLAND. d. c., ROOMS,
BATH cellar large lott immediate possession; one
square from cars; only s., $50; $3.50 cash. bal
ance as rent. c. c. WARING, lila G NV.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-GooD COUNTRY HORSE. CHEAP
Si5 TYSON HOUSE FEED STORE eth and T.
no5 -3t
FOR SALE STYLISH COUPE ROCKAWAY
only sl25 cost $500. BOWEN'S STABLE 62I
New York ave nos -3t
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PALMISTRY.

NINE. RAY, PALMlST AND CARD REAprR
tells past present and future evil Influence:
removed: gives luck. 1906 q ST. NV; hours y
TO o pm. Matte
NINE RITA, THE WORLDS GREATEST PAM.
ist and astrologer, now holding receptions at
723 9th st. NV
sei2-IO' Fee 2Sc. and Soc.
MADAME CATHERINE, wASHINGTON'S FA-
vorite palmist and card reader. 9i0 New York
ave-; rssdiags. - aAA 30 esnts. es4i-6
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
or UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT--BY Fl. L. r
FURNISHED.
Conn av, I5r, 2b. $500. 90
10th nr p. l.)r. b. .I25. 90
1916 N, lar, 2b. los. 90
2209 Wash cir, Or, b. 60. Oh
116 I ne 13r. 2b. so. 90
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Fon REST-R. ". WALKER SON. 1905 ST.
ls22 vt av. i4r b$1so oo a3II 18th, 1or. b. 40 %
1747 NV, 12r, b. 1500il30o Core Or b. sta 40 90
1905 NV. l2r. b...66.0 IzH How'd az. .Ior. .bs7 80
i7ls NV. 1t. 3 :ss oolstabis rear IT'S y; e GO
le22 8 NV. 12r. b. .eoo l322i i4th, Brookisnd,
,sss 1sss 1dth 1ah NV dor b-so g @ oo sr: 20 50
1921 Harvard. 10r. zoo Or house IL acres 1000
1928 2. sr b: 1000 Stable 2o2S 14th. 100
oc12-th. h.s.tu.n
FOB RENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE. 1I1e ST.
1912 2oth st. nv, Is rooms. lgQ
nal ave. rear 10th ST.. IL rooms, baths. 100
1893 Belmont ave, 10 rooms. ............... s.
oc1-tl
FOR RENT-l70s Q ST. N.w.-DESIRABLE II
room dwelling In splendid location; room. are all
Information inquire Of T. A. HARDING, 1915 @
st. NV. oc7-u
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UST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
81 n Y ay, Or. b. 40. 90
|1T07 18th. 1&, b. ..4Q.5o
II r NV, Sr, b. 40. %
1885 10th ne, er. b. $50
250S l4th, Or, b. .2a.50
APARTMENTS.
1919 VT av, Or, b. .--
Coywood, 1223 l. NV. 2r, b
Darlington. Or, b. ..--
Pa av, Or. b, fur. $3.50
|f724 Pa av, Ar, b. .'.@00
119 18th ne, Ar. b. ..14.0
121 18th ne. 4r, b. 1880
I4T4 o, 2r. b. 1850
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM 90
acres near Annapolis. Md. For terms and par-
ticulars apply to JAMES N. MUNROE, Annap.
oils, Md. nos -I6t
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FOR RENT
uNFURNJSHED

UNFURNISHED.
1872 Conn. ave, 1fr. and b. $125-00
17o4 G. ST., 3 floors. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
21 N ST.. Sr. and bath. h.................... Z7.0y
New 5-roor frame dwellings, with 4 acres Of
land attached Bladensharg road near Langdon,
D. O., within 2 miles Of Washington SIS and $40
per month. according to location.
FURNISHED.
1000 13n st. 13 and bath. per an. 81, SOC. 90
1I22 18th St. lar. 20, hot-water heat. 200 90
I742 ST. 1lr and ba bath............... 10000
1865 Yale ST., 12r and b., per MONTH. 500
1904 leth St. 1lr. and b.. per month";. 1000
l717 De Sales st.. Tor. and b.. per month 100-o9
170S Q ST., Dr. and b. per month TOGO
142 Seaton st. 7r. and bath. .......... 45.00
From May 10 to Oct. !. 1905. per mo-. 1000
se26-tf GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 NY. ave. NV.
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..PUT YOUR MONEY IN REAL, ESTATE :,

Have you money TO investa Consult Us aboet
some choice properties showing excellent income
on the purchase price.
Are you looking for A HOME? We offer some
fine honses in attractive residential sections; ask
about them.
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FOR RENT
TWO wN-sToNE RESIDENCES
on N. H. ave., one block from 1t.
car line: delightful location; best neigh
borhood: houses newly renovated through
ont; hot-water heat.
1922 N. H. ave., II rooms, 2
paths tSO.O0
1924 N. II. ave-, II rooms
Also 1746 Q st. NV, 10 roers -. .$700O
Caretaker In charge.
See W. r. COWEN
Bliss bldg. Telephone L. 6s6.
oc1N-ffo1
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FOR SALE-ONLY $3.50 CASH NEEDED; WILL
sacrifice Ito white or colored CLIENT mcaern home
Of rooms. hath. furnace and anil: price,
$3.50 (cost $1,000. GREAT CHANCE; NV.
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roR sM.E-RRookLAND. 2. G.. 7 ROOMS,
bath. cellar. large lott immediate possession; one
s9rsrs from ron, ears only s. ESQ., ssso cash bal
st.
UoR RENT-BROOKLAND. D. c.. 1214 EyARD
s $40 m BATH ,ts enc ,5s frSm hvsrdse
site q G EaRisS. Va i1i4 ~ NV. NV. % GSe
If IT IS POSSIBLE TO IMPRESS UPON you
the fact that acreage Is selling as much as foot
On dhs Be sf of the
tunity to buy this beautiful subdivision
no That 1T + s fact that "a ,s = advancing can
When the cars on the Great Falls and Old
and MI Is
tioq, then yoq must not expect to buy property
There Ia not one out Of hund I'D who realizes
what beautiful country have in this section.
Property that rises to altitude Of 4s5 feet;
the highest section within a radius OF ia miles
Of Washington. looking over stretch OF most
beautiful country. situated In the neighborhood of
1t Is section that should commend itself to
every good. selfrespecting homesteader.
II you ambitious TO acquire good home
in a refined neighborhood. the opportunity now
presents itself to you at prices that can never
These lots are now selling from s125 to $3.50
each upon payments of $40 down and IS
II there are any left when the cars get to run
ming you must expect to pay more for them.
No" Is the time to go into + hs rSaHRT Rsaies Hs u.s.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
uoOpt Olt lotu d. h.W.
Foa gTBpIyIsIoNnTTYEsT 20 AGREs, y NAN
CHASE AND ROCKVILLE CARS; 700 Fl. on
MAIN ROAD PIKE OVER $500 FT. ON SIDE
ROAD. FINEST AND CHEAPEST TO BE HAD
no4-4t J. B. wIMER. Real Est, 1901 G st.
TOR sALE-SPLENDD REAL ESTATE: REASON
able and easy terms send for my new cata-
logue Of great bargains: they consist Of grsin.
aons the sa
car iines with acreage suitable for ONCE holders;
H s.s 1n SsRe sooa sao
schools churches and good society. 1t viii pay
you to come out and let me show you around. I
better part by you than If I lived in the city.
Don't fail to send for my new catalogue before
JOHN F. JERMAN. Fairfax C. H., Va.
Branch office at Vienna. Phone connection at
Fairfax C. H. and Vienna. oc7-tf
TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS. on PENN.
sylvania ave-, marked F and g. and 60 over the
new electric lire free transters and buy 10,
These beautiful Highland lots are within twelve
minutes ride of the Capitol. and the lots can
&c ss0 ,oar ON monthly e
st. Pa and La. aves NV se7-1
FOR sALE-oNE CAR FARE 8 TICKETS FoR
q cts. to Rogers Addition to Mt. Rainier Lots
to . cts: per foot; eo@nysyaneing. @ recording and
eu15-tf
RAINIER; LOTS NOW ON SALE: 500 to $500:
SMALL CASH DEPOSITS; MONTHLY PAY
MENTs soSTpS oFFIcEs DlsTRIcT LINE STATION
tfT2. thR ROGERS OFFICE FEsDALI .paas9 sa2s'
GET A CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO YOUR SUB.
urban or farm purchase Maryland from the
MARYLAND Real Estate Title Co: Com Natl Bank
apS-d. .eSu
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w opaAo W ds SACNSla hd
park .............@ $500
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
housekeeping:
2 rooms, bath. rs 30
2 rooms. hath. 1880
2 rooms. bath. =. 1880
b03A 23d. 1st f.5r.b.21 20
3o3a R, Or, b, heat. 20. 30
2127 Pa av, Ar, b. :. 1850
OFFICE Rooms.
4S2-4S8 La av, heated
INES. S.. $40. $3.50. SO
STABLES,
OF 18th, 4s. c, r. W. 20. 90
I7i6 18th. .rear.3s.r.w.1 90
rouses and fats apply at
no4-d eSu
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dence. No. 1914 Conn. ave., British embassy; !;
steam heat: ami: rant, 81 ,100. PHILLIPS CO.,
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FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON. 1898 NV
furnished 80 si25 0o lsos 14th NV. Or b. 80
22O2 O, I2r. 30. .OU 1907 Union sw 6r b. l6 80
I242 Nd av ne 11r b 30 so 1923 Linden me- Ar s. 90
3S7 ne. 7r. b.. .3oSo2 Hills ct. 4r... .sO6
oc31 If, ,eSu
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VoR RENT-BROOKIAAND. D. c., 1214 EyARD
ST.. rooms. bath; square from Riverdale
cars; SO 80 per month; key 1928, directly oppo-
site. q. C. WARING. lila C NV. no7-3ts
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FOR TRADE.

The rate for advertisements
under this heading VIII De
ONE CENT per word each In
scrtton, minimum charge, 15c.
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s32. 30. .2S1e 11th NV, Sr
ss2 so. .222a Decatur pi Or
$50. 30. .143O Fla av, Tor
$50. so. 1926 Morgan av, Or
$50. .432 9th NV, hall
$50. sol D nv, Offices
$50. .2228 Decatur pl. Or
s27 30. 2224 Decatur pl, bf
t26 80. ...11OS 7th ne, 8r
see. 40. .635 A Sc. 7r
s25. 80. .s1J Quincy NV, Or
|s25. so. a01S 9Th NV, Or
S2b. .35. 1924 9th NV. 7r
S23. 80. 1922 18th ne, Or
1922 30. The Cumberland. .7r
s22. 40. .621 9th ne. 7r
800. so. ITO Harvard, Or
500. -. $40 r NV, once
$40. The Cumberland. 2f
s1e. 80. -. .2e1 K ne. II
sic. 1921 Pa av NV. I'd q
SIT. 40. .212 7th Sc, Or
1880. .313 4th ne. Or
$16. 1901 NJ NV, store
SIS. .616 + NV. Offices
SIS. 80 G NV, rear, shop
SIS. .501 D NV, ONCE
40. list & & sw. coal I'd
SO. $40 r NV. once
-. 1908 y a av NV. Or
,perty for rent send for
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FOR SALE-NEAR 9TH AND l. SITS Ne
1920 RENTED. $S1 MONTH.
Twc-story nat; baths; good lot; 81 $50 cash.
bsl at 5ss; pays 179k net on 81 ESQ, never vacant
no5-Sts c. G. wARISG, 1114 NV
FOR SALE-A IOROOM AND BATH BRICK
5th ST.; under rent for Ss2 90; price, 81 $50.
For particulars call at our ONCE
nod-7t J. D. w. d. SULLIVAN.
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FOR RENT-915 9TH ST. SW., GROOM BRICK
house. water and sewer, newly papered, SIS.
4I4 St sw.. rms. water and sewer, SIP 30
lZS3 IA st. s.w.. @ rooms, water and sewer,
Flat. 36s NJ St sw., rooms and bath. s17 So
no26t G. H. PARKER 43S 4lA ST w
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES Oh
PROPERTY.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
1914 F st; NV. adjoining the New Willard.
noI Sa ,tu, th.tf
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FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN, MUST BE
s Id Beautiful detached home on an avenue
NV; stories and cellar: 10 large rooms:
splendid bath; modern heating apparatus; full
sized rooms LIST foor (no reception hall pianl and
2 pantries; large bed rooms and b. I'd floor;
excellentiy finished in hardwood; lot 30x90 feet;
house "a feet Wide; open all four sides: perfect
condition and most desirable neighborhood; within
few steps car lines. Price for few days. 81, 500
This Ii sacrifice. Address Box 1877. Star ONCE.
oS-3f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

Tomorrow Magazine for November
publishes for the first time an en-
ceedingly interesting old portrait OF
hair, as he was accosted one day
when sitting on the court house steps
at Bloomington, Illinois.
Editorially. a strong denunciation
is made of the multi-income graft as
being fundamentally the cause of the
is strongly urged that the only sound
basis for Federal regulation of cor
porations is to make it a crime to col
lect salaries or dividends from more
than the one company a person eX-
clusively serves
The editor defends the claims OF
Tomorrow to be the most vital pub
LEGATION, on the ground of its dealing
with Causes instead of Effects, with
out regard TO prevailing habits OF
thought or traditional prejudices; on
the basis of it's attitude of objective
inquiry towards society as a whole
and on the ground of it's invariable
method of discussing ven the most
trivial phenomena from the stand
point of their relation TO all other
phenomena throughout time and
space, i, e., defence of the cosmic sys-
TEN of thought in harmony with cos
mic processes of the universe.
The vital suggestion is made for
the nations of the world to place all
power of declaring and conducting
war, and the command of all armies
and navies in the hands of the Hague
Peace Tribunal, thus giving it the
permanent control of wars and arbi-
ltration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
World-Opinion' and a forthcoming
new biography of Lincoln.
Success

NOfIu-OplHiOn anu Il lOTllcOullHS
new biography of Lincoln.
Success.
: Success Magazine for November
devotes some space to a historical
and analytical study of graft. In
Just Plain Graft Hosmer Whit
field goes back to the times of the
Pharaohs t find the earliest record
ed systems of what has today become
a malignant cancer in political and
business life, and shows hat graft
has been the cause of all our wars
and has killed more men than ever
died from foreign bullets. As to
whether this disease is durable, the
indications seem to show that there
is little prospect OF relief until the
happy period of the millennium,
when the strong will cease to prey
upon the weak.
In big Salaries and Fees" Rem
sen Crawford shows some of the
enormous prices that are paid for
especially skillful work in certain
| difficult lines. When a lawyer can
make two million dollars in a single
fee and a cook can command $12,-
900 a year, it seems evident that
there is no price too high for men
who can produce the goods.
"Scheming to Stay in Congress-
by C. Arthur Williams. tells of the
curious and frequently amusing ex.
pedients resorted to by congressman
to influence their constituents and
secure reelection. President Eliot
of Harvard writes OF The Evils OF
Football" which he considers not sc
much from the physical side as from
the standpoint of ethics and a high
moral code. "The Growth of Social
ISM by Eugene V. Debs, shows how
the cause of intelligent labor is as.
Stunning more and more a political
| Significance.
The fiction this month is strong
The Counsel for the Defense by
| William Hamilton Osborne, a law.
yer's story, leads. After Mosby's
Men," by Porter Emerson Browne, il
a love story of the war. The Wild
ow's Might" by Chauncey Thomas
and "Dippy Hamilton's Magic BY
Alvah Milton Kerr, are stories tina
hold the attention of the reader. Ed
win Markham, Edmund Vance Cooke
and Roy Farrell Greene contribute
verse. The illustrations are of a higl
order, and the cover design, by E. NJ
Ashe is an artistic representation o
Thanksgiving preparations in the ole
South.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
Century.

The November Century begins the
seventy-frst volume of the magazine
with the first chapters of a new nov
el by Mrs. Humphry Ward, entitled,
"Fenwick's Career'-and a new
novel by Mrs. Ward, that strong and
accomplished writer, is always an
event in the book and magazine
world. John Fenwick is a young
painter, who, leaving wife and baby
behind in the Westmoreland country,
goes up to London to make his for
tune. Albert Sterner is the illustra-
tor: and the frontispiece of the num-
Der, in tint, shows the artist and his
pretty wife-the two characters of
chief interest in the opening chap
tiers.
Jack London, too, has a story in
the issue--a picturesque tale of min
ing life, "All Gold Canon" There
are other short stories from Olivia
Howard Dunbar, Carroll Watson
Rankin, Eleapor H.. Porter and
Arthur Ruhl.
The recent discovery and explora-
llCn vi lliG lOllD vi lIC poiCAtp vi
Til, in the Valley of the Kings, make
a narrative of fascinating interest.
1t is told, illustrated with many re-
productions from photographs, by
Henry Copley Greene. The second
instalfment of papers on Historic
Palaces of Paris" by Camille Gronk-
owski, describes the Hotel du Prince
Eugene fthe German Embassy, a
finished example of the Empire
style; and there are new chapters
and pictures recounting Katharine A.
Carts experiences with the En-
e Dowager," of special timeliness
when the Presidents daughter has
Just been the guest of the Empress
Dowager and Emperor. Timely too,
is Ralph ID. Paine's discussion OF
THE Spirit of School and College
Snort comparing, English and
American football.
There is editorial discussion OF
Mary Mapes Dodge's noble work for
the children on "The Peace and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

But Burchell will spend the win
ter in this city and report early next
year for duty. He is again on the
reserved list for Brooklyn.
William Johnson, better known as
Giant" will try for a place on one
of the local or out-of-town teams
next season. According to old tim
ers Giant is a conner in the base
ball world.
Manager Albert Bran expects to
Nave a team composed of only first
class baseball tossers on the diamond
next season. He is busy at the pres
ent time looking around for likely
material.
Frank Costello, of the First Ma
tional Bank, a local baseball pitcher
of some fame, will get into the game
next season and his friends say that
he will make good.
Marty Hurley. who played last
year as extra with the Perth Amboy
baseball team. is now a hotel clerk
and from all reports he will stay out
of the game hereafter. He played
good ball in seasons gone by.
First baseman Kelly, of the old
Marion baseball team, is now out OF
the game for good. He is employed
on the Lehigh Valley as a freight con
ductor.
CHA" Coley, who played with the
Marions as a fielder. is now q full
dedged painter and it looks as if he
would stay away from the diamond.
1t is understood that Young Jones,
who put up such good games for the
Crescents year before last and was
missing from the game last year, will
don a uniform next season. He is
( said to have lost none of his old time
swiftness.
! Pickle Mullins, tho crack pitch
er for the American Smelling and Re
fining team. is taking a rest after
the recent hard season in which his
good work helped win the cup for
the A. S. & r. team, but he will be
in trim when next season opens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

Parsons Magazine for November
contains an unusual collection of
bright short stories and clever arti-
cles for the long indoor evenings.
First, there is Lawrence Perry's
deep-sea story. "The Duel of Two
Ocean Tramps,' a tale of storm and
stress and spume and the creaking
of iron hulls and mems consciences.
The Shirker'' is a capital Esqui-
maux Dog yarn, full of the human in
terest that has made Kipling's ami
mails immortal. THE Great Seal of
England is an exciting link in the
Burglars Club series; just as
How Kid Brady Broke Training Is
a vivid chain in the new gentleman
prize-fghter character. who appears
now and then in this magazine. Then,
there is our bandit friend, Don O.
and three other stories: a ghost
story, an automobile story, and a
funny story about George Harlis-
Charles Battell LOOMS new charac-
ter.
Besides, there are six special arti-
Giles: one on Richard Mansfield; an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
What's in Met Cures

The November McClure's begins a
new volume with the opening chap
ters OF two great new series and a
big Kipling story, which promise the
magazines continuance as torch
bearer in public affairs and the lead
er of excellence in present day liter
allure. In this number Carl Schurz
begins his "reminiscences" the life
story OF a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
author, a fighting idealist who never
compromised with his conscience.
Ray Standard Baker, with THE
Railroad Rate" opens his series Of
articles on the greatest national per-
plexity, the outcome of more than a
years digging into the most difficult
had to master.
Another story in this number that
stands strongly out is the Last Love
Feast a tale of the French Com
mune which focuses in a terrible,
brief, dramatic moment every human
passion. It is splendidly illustrated
by Castaigne.
Fifty following this piece of fiction
is "The Lottery of DEATH" a true
story of the Civil Wars most appal-
ling episode.
In sharp contrast to all this stress
of emotion is AN Eye for an Eye" 9
dainty little tale of hot blood and
young hearts told in the sweet pa
lois of the Louisiana 'Cajan. There
are besides stories by Samuel Hop
kins Adams, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
Jean Webster and others.