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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

not see the candle go out; I simply
turned and saw that the darkness was
there, as one might start and see the
unexpected presence of stranger.
"By Jovel' said [ aloud; "that
draught S strong one!'' and, taking
the matches from the table, / walked
across the room in leisurely manner
to relight the corner again. My first
match would not strike, and as I sue.
ceeded with the second, something
seemed to blink on the wall before me.
[ turned my head involuntarily, and
saw that the two candles on the little
table by the fireplace were extinguish-
ed. I rose at once to my feet.
"Odd!' I said. "Did I do that my
self in flash of absent mindedness2
I walked back, relit one, and as I
did so, I saw the candle in the right
sconce of one of the mirrors wink and
go right out, and almost Immediately
its companion followed it. There was
no mistake about it. The flame vanish
ed, as if the wicks had been suddenly
nipped getween finger and thumb,
leaving the wick neither glowing nor
smoking, but black. While I stood
gaping, the candle at the foot of the
bed went out, and the shadows seemed
to take another step toward me-
"This won t doi' said I, and first
one and then another candle on the
mantelshelf followed
"What s up?' I cried, with queer
hight note getting into my voice some
how. At that the candle on the ward
robe went out, and the one I had relit
in the alcove followed
Steady on!'' | said. tFThese candles
are wanted,'' speaking with a half
away at a match the while for the
mantel candlesticks. My hands trem-
bled so much that twice I missed the
rough paper of the matchbox. As the
mantel emerged from the darkness
again, two candles in the remoter end
of the window were eclipsed. But
with the same match I also relit the
larger mirror candles. and those on the
floor near the doorway, so that for the
moment I seemed to gain on the ex-
tinctions. But, then, in a volley there
vanished four lights at once in different
corners of the room, and [ struck an
other match in quivering haste, and
stood hesitating whittier to take it.
AS stood undecided, an invisible
hand seemed to sweep out the two
candles on the table. With cry of
terror, I dashed at the alcove, then
into the corner, and then into the
window, relighting three, as two more
vanished by the fireplace; then, per-
ceiving a better way, / dropped the
matches on the iron-bound deed-box in
the corner, and caught up the bedroom
candlestick. With this 1 avoided the
delay of striking matches but for all
that, the steady process of extinction
went on. 1t was like ragged storm
cloud sweeping out the stars. Now and
then one returned for minute, and
was lost again. [ was now almost
frantic with the horror of the coming
darkness, and my self-possession desert
ed me. leaped, painting and dishevel-
ed. from capdle to candle, in vain
struggle against that remorseless ad-
vance.
I bruised myself on the thigh against
the table. I sent chair headlOng, /
stumbled and fell and whisked the
cloth from the table in my fall. My
candle rolled away from me, and !
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up the blackness of the wide chimney,
and tapped the dark oak paneling for
any secret opening. There were two big
mirrors in the room, each with pair
of sconces bearing candles, and on the
mantel shelf. too, were more candles In
china candlesticks. All these I lit, one
after the other. The fire was laid-an
unexpected consideration from the old
housekeeper-and [ lit it to keep down
any disposition to shiver, and when it
was burning well, stood round with
my back to it and regarded the room
again. I had pulled up chintz-cover-
ed armchair and table, to form kind
of barricade before me, and on this lay
my revolver ready to hand. My pre-
else examination had done me good, but
[ still found the remoter darkness of
the place, and its perfect stiffness, too
stimulating for the imagination. The
echoing of the stir and cracking of the
fire was no sort of comfort to me. The
shadow in the alcove, at the end in par
ticular, had that undefnable quality of
a presence, that odd suggestion of a
lurking living thing, that comes so
easily in silence and solitude. At last,
to reassure myself, I walked with q
candle into it and satifed, myself that
there was nothing tangible there. [
stood that candle upon the floor of the
aleove, and left it in that position.
By this time I was in a state of con-
siderable nervous tension, although to
my reason there was no adequate cause
for the condition. NY mind. was per
fectly clear. I postulated quite unre-
servedly that nothing supe-naturai
could happen, and to pass fhe :rme
began to string some rhymes together,
Ingoldsby fashion, of the original
legend of the place. few | spoke
aloud. but the echoes were not pleasant.
For the same reason I also abandoned,
after a time, a conversation with my
self upon the impossibility of ghosts
and haunting. NY mind reverted to the
three old and distorted people down
stairs and I tried to keep it upon that
topic. The somber reds and blacks OF
the room troubled me; even with seven
candles the place was merely dim. The
one in the alcove Jared in the draught,
and the frefickering kept the shadows
and penumbra perpetuallv shifting and
stirring. Casting about for remedy,
/ recalled the candles I had seen in the
passage. and. with slight effort, walk
ed out into the moonlight, carrying a
candle and leaving the door open, and
presently returned with as many as ten.
These I put in various knick-knacks of
emma with which the room was sparsely
adorned. Tit and placed where the
shadows had lain deepest, some on the
Moor, some in the window recesses, I'M
III at last my seventeen candles were so
arranged that not an inch of the room
but had the direct light of at least one
or them. It occurred to me that when
ne ghost came. 7 could warn him not to
TIP over them. The room was now
quite brightly Illuminated.
Even with that, however, the brood
ing expectation Of the vigil weighed
heavny upon me. It was after mid
slgGt that the candle in the aleove sud
uenLy went ont, and the black shadow
Spf"hg back to its place there. 1 did
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

A married couple stood looking into
a shop window. A handsome tailor
made dress took the lady's fancy, and
she left her husband s side to examine
it more closely. Then she went back
to where she had been standing and
took his arm. "You never look at
anything I want to look at!' she ex-
claimed ''You don t care how l dressl
You don It care for me now! Why, you
haven It kissed me for three weeks!'
Indeed, I am sorry. It is not my
fault, but my misfortunei" said the
man. Turning round she looked at him
and gasped. She had taken the arm
of the wrong man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

The president of an ocean steamship
company was taking a journey across
the water. When the ship was in
dangerous channel he became engaged
in conversation with the pilot, an
elderly man, who had spent most of his
life on the water. The president of the
company remarked: 81 suppose you
know all about the dangerous places
in this channel7" "Nope," replied
the pilot. "You don no exclaimed the
president HThen why are you in
charge of that wheel?" because /
know where the bad places amt"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

Professor Joseph P. Remington was
travelling on a train in Southern Kan
sas, says Lippincott Magazine.
When nearing the city Of Independ-
ence. he heard some one calling out
the name of the town of Liberty. Hav-
ing in mind the three noble words on
the great seal of the State of Pennsyl-
vania. he said to one of the natives,
81 am bound for Independence, have
heard of Liberty, but where is your
Virtue9" CANT never heard of that,
stranger, out here. Reckon Wen have
that too on the map when this durn
prohibition works itself out. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

A new pastor was met by one Of his
parishioners who was fat and of many
years, and who said to the pastor:
You must feed the sheep" Where
upon the pastor replied: My dear old
man, you do not need food, you need
exercise"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26

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Evening star., 1909-07-08

FOR RENT-UNEURNISHED.
HOUSES.
1912 W St NV, 1or.. 2b.. furnace heat. $1,000
14f5 p St NV, 4 rooms and ba tn. 80
1892 n Cap. ST.. Or, b. furnace. 5000
516 Sd st. NV, rooms and bath. 5000
FLATS.
The Essex" I42. St NV. 5r. and b. $3.50
The Chelsea I'd and + sis. Sc, 5r.. b. $3.50
STORES
1904 q St NV, LARGE -Story building.
with fine lar,r store. per year. 81. boD
Ills q 81. NV. large storcroom. $4,000
GASCH & BIRGE, 1925 y. y. ave- NV.
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Butler & Field, Druggists. I'd and Indiana ave.
Commercial Rank Rldg.. Postal Telegraph
CrisweIl's Drug Store. eth and T sts.
Tl"s A Dnbvn~ 18th and Columbia road.
dupont Pharmacy. 10Th aud I SITS
Eppys Drug Store. tth and yelling place.
Emerson & W. llth 81. and Park road.
Gentner's Drug Store. 18th and ! sts
,t"denberG's Bureau OF Information.
lieFhSt'S Drug Store. 2Ith and Pa ave
Haltzclaw's Newsstand. 11OJ Pa. ave
Interior Dept. Sth and +. Postal Telegraph
6. kann. Sons & 90. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SIS;
". III. Davis. Drug Store. ?th aud :.
National Hotel. Postal Telegraph.
rortu,an's Pharmacy. 18th and h. |. ave
Ross a Mundin. 10th and II.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand aud Stationery
store gt.n 9th II. NV.
Union station. Postal Telegraph
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph
l226 Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph.
Fred b. Campbell. Drugs. ia0% GA ave.
GEORGETOWN:
o'nonnells Drug Store. :s2d and NJ sts.
0'D"nnells Drug Store 32d and 7 St.
fridr's Pharmacy. 2sth and sts
NORTHEAST;
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pl- ne.
y. X. Richardson & Co.. n Cap and r SITS.
keneaiy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and SIS.
q. L. Krause. 9th and n sts.
rsy lnr 4 Lamb, l1th and +. capitol St.
Monradin's Pharmacy. 18th and II SIS: ne.
lcatman. II. A., Pharmacy. 9TH and II ne
SOUTHEAST:
Rradey's Drug Store. sth and + SITS g.
o'Donnelis Drug Store. I'd and Pa ave. Sc.
~ ; Fealy. Druggist l1th and Pa. ave
SOUTHWEST
llth =. wharf. Postal Telegraph Once.
Sullfvans Drug Store. 9Th and II sts Wv.
Charles S. Walter, 901 ~ st.
TENLEYTowN. n T.:
George +. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH: NATURAL
non surgical: cloth hound. 4o0page book free.
Apply by mail. Si6 Colorado building. Free
lecture for women, Tuesday, ) pm. jal2tf.4
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tUh HENRY Fl. L. RUST. COS liTH ST. NV
,.,o FURNISHED. 1927 Ore av. J0r, b.3s. C
oolO Lowell. l2r. b Sis 46I |. 9r b.. 81 .
iTI Church. Or. b. lbs 1926 o. ST. b.. 30.5
uNFURN1SHED. 104 Sc. Or. h.. 30. =
I5iO 21st. Tor. b. so 90 As Fla .fr. b. g. 8
1881 2lst. 1Or. .oh. .150 90 439 NV. Or. b. .25. s.
1881 21st. Or. b.. so 2l3 9th ne 6r. b. %. -
!4o1 L. l1r. b.. 5000 1897 Marion. 6r. b1S.O
i.!S Corcn Or. b.45.60 TIT i1th ne, Or, b. $50
a4Il Brown, 9r b45. so 1925 Duncan. 6r. bl5.5
l72h Riggs Tor. b. AZ 90 1913 Fla nv, Ar IL. s.
1I4S Ore av. l0r. b. 45 90 1913 Sc 6r. 10 ~
l225 0, Or, b. A.. 90 6+ goth ne. 4r. $50
APARTMENTS.
1899 18th. Or b. $500 lila 18th ne II. b Il. Il
Saranac. Or. b. .40O 90 1914 Rosedale 4r.bl4 81
Nantucket 5r b. $500 COLt,TED TESAETS-
dnniata. Ar, b. 300 1915 18th. Or, b. p D
2329 18th. 4r. b. .27 so 1873 Sc Or. ..O.3(
jefferson, 4r. b. %. 50 STABLES
Akron. 5r. h.. $50 n 2O12 nw.5 stis200(
!sl4 Hopkins. 81. .b23O STORES.
1873 +. ir, b. 30 30 2O12 H sto, DIV. .sfaoOO'
1e12-sa. a.tu.thtf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
s. ooo iSli X NV. l6r. .fu sss.!o 100 c Sc. 81
s3aa 2ist NV 14r fur 81, 80. a-ao s NV s
$50 7es 18th NV store $3s 49, 9th NV haI
s,0o. .isas 9th NV. i2r sass0 2oe nv. 8
500 1910 q NV Tor s32 GO. .fsso q NV o
e7s .caso Newark NV. ar 81. 80. 1888 NV. s
SIS. 1898 10Th NV .1nr,fur sso 80 1919 Goth nw.a
S7s 1929 Q NV. Tor $50 81. 3s1s 18th NV. :
sss 1pll y II av NV. pr $40 50. .2l5 lst NV. Q
$50. 1907 oath NV Tor $50. ais 1917 NV. 10
SEQ 1928 l4th NV f2r $40. .14nsIa I4th nv. b
ssa 1nno ood NV Tor $40 34o4 nth nv ST
SIS. .i7.. Col I'd NV NV. Tor sao :. 4ae 9th NV. hal
$50. 10. .,aos K NV. iir se7 %. iaos Y NV. {
$50 e. 22r3 Wash .ar $21 so. 1914 Ingeside 10
$50. 60 Io1s 22d NV. or s?G. "a. 50 Fla NV. 6
sao go 600 ] av NV or iso5 -. 1922 loth NV. s
sso.5 so .l1o7 p NV. lor So -. 1866 w'rd nw.e
SO .lSl0 Newton NV. Or so5 so. 1910 Wallach Z;
SO. .a505 ChampIain av So5 80. 115 NV. q
NV Tor So, 81 GA Morton nv G
sSn. 500 T NV. 1lr SOS. 40. .2114 K NV 9
$50. 1745 Kihne nw, 1or So. sos 9TH NV. ;
$50 14iS TIifton NV Tor so5 Sa3 9th NV .
$50. io- Seatan NV. Sr s25 .2o2s Decatur
s4s - 1921 K nv. Tor s2s. 32d St sta dw
a. 80 i as Ind q aS S' M ir s2s 30 $40 snannerd ~ eT
s. co4 Ind av. Or 500 10 iISa Willard, :.
s. 2lIn o nv. 13r $3.50. 1870 nth NV &
81. 1912 NV. LIE SIS. -. 400 & ne. stab,
$3.50 3o1a 18th NV ar sl5 22co 9Th NV :,
s45. :. 1919 9Th NV Tor sl,. The Terrace. 1
s4s . 31s1 18th NV. Or s12 20 100" ] nv So !
So. ..3olo 18th NV. 13r $3.50 ..252a Mess. :
81 So 90! 'stf 1~ ia'S 9Th nw nw
$40 60 .I42 ne 12r t12 4on sth NV oni,.
5000. .1O5 9Th NV. sr s1l. 40. 10 Fenton ne !
$40. 90 .lT23 Euclid. Or $40 80. .9IG oIst NV. ST
$40. 1916 11th NV. 10r $50. 1908 % So
$40. Forest Glen, Md. 12r, $40 1920 r NV 4
S3S 10. 1927 Ore az. Tor III RNISHFD H0I Sl.s
S3S 10. .922 Pa NV, Sr 500 .22a9 Cal av. s
ST.. 60. .1014 22d NV. 9r
APARTMENTS.
sl25..The Marlborough. $50. The Phoenix
Or fur S!a.-. The Tandmnre :
$50. The Milton. 6r fur So. The Darlington.
sf5. The Marlborough 3r 81. The Wellington
so. The Marlborough. S"2. 80 The Phoenix :
IT. fnr $50. The T.andmore
sI5 !. The Victoria. -r $40. .Th" Milton.
SO The Milton. ar SOS 20. The Darlington
$40 80. The Miller. -r SOS 20. The Wellington =
$40. The kcnsirg.on n SIS. The Terrace
ST 30 The Landmore. .5r Sl1 20 Thct umierI' nd
For complete list NJ property for rent send 70
weekly bulletin.
SwARTZELI. EliEFM HENSEY CO..
72I 18th NV.
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AUL CO.. 7TH e. L NV
NE cor 14th&R NV Is. .0i
l.':i> 9TH NV. 49,. 30. 90
1905 14th NV .... 40. 90
1899 Il NV. 20. so
GIG La av. basem't. 500
CoL0RED TENANTS.
153o 9th NV. .Tr.w. .21. 80
l123Seaton NV. 4r, ba0. 80
2.,219Water NV. .5r. w12.50
527 Johnson ct NV.
lr. W. - 9.Dp
STABLES.
Rear 1i13 y NV 30. 60
R'r 2113 Ga av. sta &
> acres -........H Zoo
X 2151 Sth NV. 4stls10.00
Rear 1llo 9th NV 10. 90
Rear Ills 9th NV 10.0 90
OFFICE ROOMS
51a r NV, 3r. b. 1000
1861 L NV. ir, b. 25.G0
5l2 + NV. fr. 90
w WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40. 90
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WANTED=HOuSES.

WANTED TO Buy GROOM AND BATH
house. with ami. in Georgetown. from owner.
W. f. NJ. Star office iyS-3t'
WaNTFn-T PURCHASE HOME on THE
Heights: not over 81 400 not less than fise -,
bedrooms: can paw s.. 500 cash. In replying
give full data specific location and lowest price
and when can get possession. Address KoS
a52 Star office jy7-4t
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FOB RENT-ROOMS.

| 2a2 rlTH S.W.-0NE LARGE. AIRY CORNER
( bay-w !ndoW- room; also one having large
private porch pleasant locality: near Smith
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APARTMENTS

Ara II MEN ~
Ant 4. Tho Louisiana.
ol23 18th NV. Sr.
h ............ .6n. 90
Blcnheim Cnurt. 1912
Cal av NV. Wash
ingtnn Hts. TT. b
and porch ..... 5000
5r ant. The Iroquois.
1910 " NV. $3.50
The Brittnn. 1909
J. NV. 5r. a. no
1434 G. NV. Ar. -. .?5 90
27l9 l4th NV. Cd
floor. 5r.. 80. 30
1147 Willard. or. .21.5n
211a 14th NV. 5r. 81 90
118 G ne. 3r. %. 90
IT'S 4th NV. 1st a,
5r. b. 81 50
800 G NV. r. h. 20. 90
Apartments for rent in
new building. 929 G
st. NV.
!. Md. l4r.. b. ;. 10000
CES.
1927 F NV. IT r. 80. 90
1114-16 F NV. 10 tn IL
Cent bldg. rm 13. Is 90
1921 F NV. rm q. 1000
620 F NV. 10 to 23
RES.
, g NV. per mo. 1875 90
Drug store cor y G
av & 14th ne. 81. 90
2107 18th NV. -. 30. 0e
219 14th NV. 80. 20
Pill 14th NV. 80. on
613 n Y av NV. so
yrC
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANTS
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY F0R
s DESIRABLE COLORED FAMILIES TO IO-
CATE IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION or
THE CITY.
New houses now being completed on st.
between 10th and 18th. 17th St between
and Florida ave. and Florida ave. between
10th and 17th.
Six large rooms and porcelain bath; yards IN
front and hack.
Large colonial porches In front.
Rents range from SOS. so to $50. So
These are being rented very rapidly to q So
1ect class OF tenants Open always.
MOORE & HILL Unc.).
iyo-1Ot l:,33 q ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-DwELLING 500 ST NV: II
I rooms, with bath; S41.1O. SAMUEL Fl: BA-
CON. Jenifer bldg. 9TH and D. myl9-d
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GEOGRAPHICAL. PUZZLE.
USrrRNISHEp HOrSES

FOR RENT-CNFUENISHEE.
Colonial house. Georgetown: large yard Tor.
and b. Low rent for summer.
1725 Riggs pl.. 10 rooms and bath. $40. 90
20 Quincy st. ne. & rooms and bath -. 90
We have 4 number Of desirable furnished houses
in the NV section; rs"t. $75 per mo- and up-
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc).
iv,-1ts $50 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR kFNs-
THOS. J. FISHER & co. GNC).
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
i2S 18th st
UNFUR.NISHED,

2loS H NV. ST.. b. so
l35 Randolph. Sr. b. 3D. so
l51 Randolph. 7r.b22.5O
800 I'd NV. Ir. b. 30.97
1905 NJ NV. 10r. b. .30-5o
12il l. NV. sr. b. - 80
1ili A ne. Or. b. Pc. 20
2l3 ! ne. 6r. h. .26.14
li2S-32 32-34-36 -3S A n,,.
';r. b. f00
lil4 Ames ne.6r. h. 2'. 90
1876 Kingman g.. .b25. 81
l42S Ames ne CIR. h. - 20
1850 Wis av. Tor. fr.cs. .oo
$40 18th ne. 7r. %. 90
Cor \ G av & l4th
nc. fr. b. - 20
1904 Fl ne. 6r. b. .20.Ho
2tth and y. Or. b. 2n.50
l:,:Sa NJ. frame. t;r. 90 INA
NV cor Goth and Rrv-
ant ne. frame.9r - 90
1n2 Fenwick. Ivy City.
Or frame. 1880
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FOR RENT-BY r. F. 5.
1913 X NV. 1Sr. .2bS10O.Go
Forest Glen. Sr. b.
furnished 1000
f0OMass av nw.9r.b45 so
1868 10th NV Or. b. 81 so
Is Il ne. Or. h. -. 80 80
1898 Ist NV. .6r. b. 30. so
- Fla av NV. Or. $3.50
Ii14 Col ST NV. Or. b30.O0
763 Girard NV. .6r. b23 90
SIS 18th ne. Or. b. .22.5
536 18th Sc. CRIB. .20.50
i22S Water sw. .6r. b20..3
1923 4th NV. 6r, 1900
1929 Montello aS ne.
Ir. b. .16..0
1i1S X Sc. Or. b. . 1880
Rear 1913 10th NV.
garage .15.h 90
n541 9th NV. tir. w. Is. 80
STORES.
18th & Mass av NV 300
So6 + NV. 200
500 1th NV. =. 13l 80
g2i + NV. LIST A. 10. 90