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Wanted Agents, "i
Wanted Help.
Wanted S.i'o men, ? 1 cent per wcrd
Wanted Situations. i each insertion?
Wanted It coins or Board r 15 ccnts mim
Ttoardlng. mum charge.
For Kent Room*.
Rooms and Board. J
Business Opportunities,
For Sale Mlu t llancous.
Horse* and Vt hlcies,
Lost and Found,
Wanted Miscellaneous
2 cents a vord 1
insertion* 1 cent
a word fcr 3 or
more insertions.
Minimum chiree
for 1 time, SO
cents; for 3
times. 45 cents.
Hates for other classifications at
The Star office or any of the fol
lowing IJrnnch ofllces:
BRANCH OFFICES:
If not convenient to call at The
Star office, 11th street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, leave your advertise
ment at any of the following
Branch Offices.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Centner's Drug Store. 14th and F sts.
Epplcy's Drug Store, 14th and Welling pi.
1' rip..111*8 I?riitr Store. 1 Uh and It. I. hv?.
LnjitonN Drug Store. Vermont are. and S st.
K-jic's Drug Store 15th and I *ts.
11"!t/,'law's News Stand. 1705 Pa. are.
Herbst's Drug Store. i.\">th and Pa. ave.
Crl>weli's I'n;.' Store. 7th and T sts.
Postal Telegraph ofl'.c?, Conn. are.
Postal Telegraph OtJie??. 912 IVnna. ave.
Postal Telegraph Office. Oth and It sts.
Postal Telegraph Office, Penn. It R. Station.
S. Kann Sc Sons, formation Bureau.
Woodward Ac Lothrop. Information Rurean.
Interior Dep., St!. F sis.. Telegraph Oftlce.
J< nlfer bldg.. 7tl f. D sts.. Telegraph Office.
Commercial Rank bldg., Telegraph Office.
Corridor U. S. Capitol.
GEORGETOWN:
O'DonnelFs Drug Store. 32d and M fits.
O'lionnell'p Drug Stole. 32d and O sts.
Adams Express office 1222 32d st.
NORTHEAST:
Kenealy's Pharmacy N. Capitol and 1 fits.
Haley's Pharmacy, Hth and E. Capitol sts.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley'* Drug St 're, 8th and E sts.
O'Donnell's Drug Store. 3d and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivan's I>rug Store, 7tl? and I) sts.
Eleventh Street Wharf. O'Brien & llall.
Chas. S. Walter, OOl 4'* st.
ANACOSTTA:
C. C. Lohr Prliitery, 12s Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. S. Doniphan, 727 King at., Alexandria.
Classified Advertisiag Rates
The Evening and Sunday Star
WANTED?AGENTS.
WANTED 80L.r01T0BS I HAVE A VERY I INE
proposition for few good men; quick money for
In significant elTort. A. IV FORI), 72G 11th n.w.
fe2-2t ?
WANT ICO MAN THOROI OllLY ACQUAINTED
with builders ami architects to Introduce a sani
tary Improvement, on comml?lop. Mr. BOBIN*
SON. Riggs House, until Saturday noon, fel 2t*
WANTED?SALESMEN.
WANTED ACTIVE. AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN
to sell proprietary medicines in Virginia and
Pennsylvania; splendid opportunity for real sales
man Address PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, 150
Ogden iff., iCUtt|o fe2-eo2t
WANTED?HELP.
MALE.
\v.\vn:i< IVK DF.SIHE TllK SERVICES OF TWO
young men of ability who have made a success of
the business they are now In; must be between
ages 21 and 35; position will pay a fair Income
from the start, and after a few years will guar
antee a good income for life. If yon have abil
ity and can "make good," come and see us.
MOORE & Mac EE WEI*!, 521-522 Colorado bldg.
fe2-4t
WANTED--MAN FOR" POSITION wItiTlaRC.E
Insurance company; must be sober and indus
trious and well recommended. Address Box 114,
Star oSei. fe24t*
WANTED- YOFNO MAN. NOT OVER TWENTY
two. In mercantile office; one with practical ex
j*erienced iu liookkeeplng preferred. Address Box
111. Star flOei f.-2-2t
WANT El > BRIGHT YOl 'SO BOY ABOUT 17
years. In book and stationery department; splen
opportunity to learn the bumneaa. Apply to
W. M HALDKRSTUN, Mgr., Palais Royal. A.
i ISM R f? 2 3t
WANTED .1 AMTo'iVFOR f> FEAT APARTMENT
house: best references; settled man preferred.
Tie Aid- ii. 2*'.D i:;th n.w. It*
WANTED CAPABLE DOUBL&ENTRY BOOK
keeper: write, stating experience and where last
employed. Address Box 103, Star office. fe2-3t*
WANTED \ MAN WITH 80ME EXPERIENCE
irr grocery store; bring references. Apply 412
4th St. s.e. fe'2-2t
WANTED SEVERAL YOUNG MEN FOR OF
flee work; must t?e accurate at figures and write
good hand. Address Box i?v Star office. fel-2t
WANTED -777?r?D BARBER FOR SATURDAY;
pay $3; apprentice barber, job all week. 1436
32d st n.w. fel-2t*
W A N TED H B8TAU RANT MANAGER?A N a77
gresslve. Intelligent and exjierlenced man. capa
ble of taking entire charge of restaurant and
quick lunch and producing RESULTS; state ex
?!;???? and salary. RESFLTS. Star office. fel-2l?
WAN rED 1 HOROUGIILY EXPERIENCED El?
vator Nty; must have best ?>f references. JFL1LS
(iARFINKI.E A CO., 1226 F st. fel-3t
TTTvn.I) A FKW~RRIGHT YOFNG MEN WHO
can make fr ui $2u to |40 a week; go<*l propo
sition for good men. 1 p.m.. Room 19, 1417 G
s\ n w. ja31-3t
WANTED an ARC HI FE'TIRAL DR AUG UTS
man with sonic outside exj>erlenre, as Inspector
? n a large building operation with large concern
1 :i this City; state age. salary expected and ex
ence. B??x S7. Star ? ffice. Ja31-3t*
WANTED NEAT COLORED BOYS A BO IT 1?
;ears of age. Apply to W. M BALDERSTON.
Mgr., before 10 o clock. Palais ltoval. A I.IS
__NER_ Ja31 3t
WANTED?3S0 BOYS BY NEXT SATURDAY:
K 1 pay. S nd self addressed envelope ELI.ls
MANuFACTURING Co., city. Jail 30t*
WANTED?YOUNG MEN WITH BICTCL88 FOB
messenger service f??r night work; good wages.
Apply WESTERN I'NT ON TELEGRAPH OF
FICII, basement, 1401 K st. n w. jifl m.W.f.lttt
WANTED u r WILL FAT ?'n per week and
evtra commission to canvasser-, to sell Jewelry on
Installment. experience unnecessary, now Is the
time to start; active men can make $30 to $50
weakly. Apply t*? castelbero'S. m?$-tf
DOMESTIC.
WANTED W EXPERIENCED COLORED MAN
.,-a butler; l?e**> references. Call at lO IjMfav- tte
square between J> and 1?? Saturday morning. It
WANTED GtH?D COLORED BFTLER. to
?Ball family; hooacmaOi $10. LASKEEB' EX
CHANGE, Vermont ave. it#
MALB OB FEBAU8.
w\* sti:n? ;raphers for POSITIONS
ranging from live to Uft> -n dollars per week.
Call Saturday bmm-i THE OLIVER TYPE
WRlTtm COMPANY. l?28 F st. n.w. It
WANTM> SE\rEBAL INTE1XIGENT, ACTIVB
i i' H and w. in. n ? t' good address for sfHH'ial work
In count?*tb>n with a highly jiidorsed local enter"
p; ? permanent r ?--tul representatives.
A pi i.? uts must f'ii.is. satisfactory references.
Avid vs l'.??x 113. Si; ??tti? fe2-3t*
w * Vi Eb TWt> BKlCirr BOYS OR OIICI.S WHO
.an :???: lyjK' McGlU. WALLACE. 1107 E
?t u.w. fel-3t*
WA I'KD DO YOU WAN! I COMPETENT 8Tf
: grapher or book I wper? Apply STRAYRK'M
IT'SI.ness O'LLEGE, 11th uud F &ts. n.w.;
'pbest Main 3430. seti-tf
FEMALE.
W.WTBT" l.AKIKS i'n llAMiLE S1'I.1C.M>ID
seller; .fli w ;-ek Call after 3, R?kuu 12. F.
fe2 2t*
WANTED nPEWRlTKR, YOFNO L.1DY. WITH
Miiiif kno^le^ge ??f JooKke ping; must be quick,
s|t and u rife a neat, legible hand; small salary
t. Itegln wirh; |Mi?itU.n permanent. Addr-Box
lo.". Siar office. fe2-2t*
WANTED ci lis 1' CLASS DINING &OOM GIRLS;
ur.Kt be retiiu'd. Apply I2v;0 t? st. n.w. It
WANTED I II 1ST CLASS MILLINERV TRIMMERS,
u.ililners and aj?prentlee#. IO>SE, 1113 F st.*
>\ A \! D I 1? ^ . CliASS \\ \ 1ST HEU'ERS AND
th i't errand g'.rl. Il!rt lltii n.w. ja30-4t*
w7\n'tei? srvEitAi. rhorof<;iily fxpkri
eiHvil cloak, suit and waist saleswomen; must
I,ave t m .?f refereno s. JI LII'S GAItFINKLE A
? O , I22ti F *t. fe! :ir
WANT1 D YOl'NG LADY S IT N<HJRAPHKR AND
typewriter; salary. |5 week; state experience.
Address Box 93, Star office. Ja31-3t
U \ NT ED AS81KTANT BOOK K EI PER \ND STK
nographer. DC NIG AN PLl MBING COMPANY.
13i?7 F st ja31-3l*
WANTED ASSISTANT Bl'YBR FOR WAIST
ami j>ettlc?at departments; splendid opportuatty.
W ITllLU'SBORN Jw Cl?., 610 11th st. n.w.
Ja31-8t
WANTED?HELP.
FEMALE.
WASTED- LADIES FOR STAMPING PATTJ RNS:
all work Cone at home; ateady and profitable;
cAn Iw iearned. 404 7Ui at. n.w.. near D, Boom
213 (TR1EHER). |a7-XH
DOMESTIC.
WANTED -STRONG WOMAN FOR WASHING
and cleaning house by the day. Mn. CHAR
PEXTIEK. 735 21st st. n.w. lt_
ffASTED WOllAN' FOR GENERAL IIOCSE
work. 1025 North Cap. st. fe2-2t
WANTED-WHITE COOK~$35; KITCHKNMAID.
$20: cooks, $25, $2o; general house workers, ?J0;
waitresses, parlor maids, nurses, chambermaids,
ladies' maids and other help. LADIES' EX
CHANGED 807 Vermont ave. lt_
WANTED ~ GENERAL HOUKEWORKER. $5
weekly: small family; no washing; other placet*.
LADLES* EXCHANGE, 807 Vermont are. It*
WANTED ? COLORED CHAMBERMAIDS AND
waitresses for private families. $18. $16, $14;
nurses, cooks, laundresses, general honseworkers,
butlers. LADIES* EXCHANGE, 807 Vermont
jive. lt*_
WANTED?A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
work in small family; bring references. 1525
28th st. n.w. fe2-2t*
WANTED?It ELI A RLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: must be a good, plain rook; refer
ence; go home nights. 1420 N sL n.w. It*
WANTED A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: no washing or ironing; must stay j
nights. Apply Mrs. SAKS, 1120 5th st. n.w.
fe2-3t*
WANTED ? GENERAL IIOUSEWORKER FOR |
family of two. 1401 21st st. n.w. It*
WANTED-AT OXCETThRL. 16 OR 17, FOR IT
stairs work. Apply 2427 18th st. lt_
WA NTED?WOMAN TO "dcPoENERAL H(>USE
work at 1236 Harvard st. n.w.; bring references. 1 j
WANTED WOMAN AS GOMSmT COOK AM)
laundress and generally useful: city reference.
Apply tomorrow morning, 17**3 Que st. It*
WAXTFI >~W< ?M AN FOR GEN ER AL HOUSE
work: stay nights; good home; light work. 2133
F n.w. It*
WANTED GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN TO
nurse baby. 35 Que st. n.e. It*
WANTED--A GOOD COOK AT 1432 BELMONT
st. n.w. v fe2-2t*
WANTED- RELIABLE WillTE ~W(>MAN TO I>0
general housework for small family. 2522 13th
st. n.w. fe2-2t*
WANTED I FIRSrr-CL\s< "COLORED LAI N
dress by day. 1 Dupont circle./ It
WAN'i V.I>?A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, with conking; no washing; go home
nights; bring references. After 5, 1225 11th st.
n.w. fe2-3t
WANTED--A GENKHAL TdTusEWoRK G1RL;
family of 4: go home nights; good wages to ex
periences! servant. Apply 1412 Mass. ave. fe2-2t
WANTED EXPERIENCED WOMAN "WITH
half-grown girl or boy for general housework;
slay nights; $16. Call or address 1748 Oregon
ave. n.w. It
WANTED- A GIRL TO ASSIST AT GENERAL
housework. CsII 700 E st. s.e. Jt
W A NT ED- A GOOD COOK; MIST BE NEAT;
work in flat; for two; bring reference. 1810
You st. n.w.. bell 4. fel-2t*
WANTED -GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
COQk, wash and iron; $12 wages; go home nights.
Apply after t?, 1438 S st. n.w. fel-2t*
W ANTED-GIRL. TAKE CARE f>U BABY.1 IEJ.P
In light housework; must be neat. 303 Md. ave.
n.e. fel-3t#
WANTED?GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSIWORK
in Hat: family of two; must be good cook and
stay at night. 2503 14th st. n.w., Hat 3.
JaSl-St*
wTnTED?TVVO WHITE WOMEN'" CAPABLE
and experienced; one as chambertna!d and wait
ress. tlie other as general houseworker ar.-1 head
servant. 2107 S st. Ja3o-4t*
WA NTE D COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN FOR
housework in family of three; no laundry; must
bo a good cook and furnish references. 2515
CI ffbonrne place, formerly 19th st. n.w. Ja29-7t*
WANTED?ROOMS AND BOARD.
W A NT EI>?YOUNG GENTLEM A N WISHES ROi )M
and board with a refined Jewish private family.
Address Box 100, Star office. fel-2t*
WANTED?HOUSES.
WANTED ? TO PURCHASE A STORE AND
dwelling, suitable for grocery: any section of the
city; must vacate my prerent property at once.
Trice not over $5,000 or $0,000. Address Box
84. Star office. Ja31-3t
\V A X I'Kl)- 1'itOI'I-RTY OWNERS. WHITE To"
day If you want spot cash for your holdings;
small houses preferred: full details; quick deals.
Address IMMEDIATE BUYER. Star office.
Jc28-0t*
WANTED?ROOMS.
WANTED?BY A NEWLY MARRIED COTTLE, 3
rooms for light housekeeping; n.w. section pre
ferred. Address Box 107. Star office. fe2-2t*
WANTED?LOTS.
WANTED?ONE OR MORE LOTS IN NORTH
west. Columbia or Washington Heights. Will
pay cash by builder. Owners' opportunity. Give
price, trust, size and number. Address BUILD
ER. Box 115, Star office. fe2-f,s,Su,tu-4t
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling why not drop a postal to an old,
reMable firm?
II. MARKS, 307 7th St., opposite Saks*.
fe2-2flt*
WANTED AT ONCE?TENOR SINGERS, SOl/J
ist and chorus voices, also soprano soloist. Ap
ply to prof. ERNEST E. LEIGH. Church of the
Ascension, between the hours of 4 to 5:30 p.m.,
or by letter. fe2-3t*
WANTED?FI RMTURE. CARPETS. &C. BUYING
oootents "f booses a specialty; liberal spot cash
prices; mall orders given prompt attention. LEVY'S
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 410 10th st. n.w
fe2-1 f
WANTED MERCHANTS WHO ARE ABOUT TO
retire or have overloaded unsalable goods will
find it to their advantage to call on me.
I have l>een disposing of just such stock for
the past 20 years and will surprise yon with the
high price I can secure for your goods.
Money advanced on stock, etc. No charges
made. All business transactions strictly confi
dential. MARCUS NOTES. Auct.,
fe2 tf 420 9th st. n.w.
WANTED- HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
WORN IRJfKKTS, LADIES\GENTLEOIE N'S &
CHILDREN'S SHOES & HATS. ANY AMOUNT
ADDRESS POSTAL. I WILL CALL ANY HOUR.
J. TARSHES, 1308 7TH N.W. 'Phone North 499.
fel-12t*
WANTED CASH PAID FOR FURNITI RK, CAR
pets, office and st<?re fixtures of all kind.*. Furni
ture stored, packed and shipped. Address BAUM,
012 Pa. ave. n.w. 'Phone Main 1254. fel-tf
WANTED HIGHEST f.AsfI~P 111 <VEtt PAID FOR
CAST-OFF CLOTHES. LADIES' OR GENTLE
MEN'S. ADDRESS POSTAL. I WILL CALL.
'Phone North 1755. W. RICE. 1332 7th st. n.w.
Ja31-10t*
WANTED?OLD GOLD AND SILVER" "
diamonds, corals, cameos. Jewelry, silverware,
dentists' gold and platinum bought for cash.
C. F. KARR, Jeweler, 018 13th, bet. F and G Bts.
Ja30-tf,eSu
WANTED LADIES, NOTICE-IF YOU WISH TO
dispose of your evening, dinner, reception or
street gowns, Jswelry or diamonds, you can do
so to advantage by addressing M. SCHEUER. 319
W. Mulberry St., Baltimore, Md., who will be in
Washington Tuesday, Feb. 0. Write at once,
making appointment. Ju28-8t*
WANTED" PAWN TiCKETS FOR 7HAMOXDS
and Jewelry; cash paid for old gold, sliver. dentist
gold and plrtinum. &c. LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
433 9th st. 'I'hone Main 4878. ocl7 tf.eSn
WANTED - I!ASTERN FEATHER COMPANY^
th>s moot?0,000 IDs. ol<l feathers; highest cash
price. Also furniture, ladies and gents' clothes.
Srnd povtal; will call at once. 213 7th st. aw
Js7-B5t*
WANTED IF VOl* HAVE ANY KIND OF FUB
nlture yon want to buy or sell it will pay you
to consult H. ROSENBERG. 420 6th st. n.w.
Telephone Main .'1965. ocl7-tf
WANTED LARGE LIBRARIES OR SMALL LOTS
of b ? Us; pu.'has d for cash.
JAMES MEEGAN.
se29 f.s.Su.ly 430 9th St. n.w.
WANTED THE OLD AND PRESENT STOCK
holders of the First Co Operative Building Asso
ciation to know that subscription books are stili
open. From $2.50 to $5,000 taken on deposit.
Four per cent interest paid. This association ha*
been established for a quarter of a century. Come
to office. 1325 32d st. n.w., for particulars.
se12 tf
w\vr;;r> will pay spot cash for good
ser.-nd hand upright pianos. DE MOLL'S MUSIC
not SF. 1231 G st. n.w. jy3-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
I.I til- A ri.AIN G?IU> IIAND liRACKLET, EN
graved "Sue Smith" inside. Reward if returned
to Flat 1. 1230 B st. s.w. fe2-3t*
l~i > V ! < >\ TERRIER, WHITO WITH BLACK
spots; tag '.H?T4. Reward at 2023 Q. fe2-3t*
L? ?ST SQUIRREL~NECKP1BCE ON Tst7 32D
st. to Washington Canoe Club. Reward if re
turned 3Hi9 N st. n.w. It*
LOST -EMBROIDERED BERTHA AND MEDAL
l'ons. lietween Parker, Bridget's and Kann's.
lt? turn to 1358 Fairmont st. fe2-3t*
l0>i \vT.dni:.vI)ay! between Columbia
Thtater i<u<1 1041 P st., small pocket book, con
taining three rings, one diamond. Return to
Miss DE LOACH, 1641 P st. n.w., receive re
ward. fe2 3t*
LC>iT "WEDNESDAY EVENING NEAR II AND
Conn. ave.. ladies' open-face, pearl-encrusted gold
watch, gold lorgnettes and topaz chain, lie ward
paid 1 pea ret am to *o? ljth^t. fei If
LOOT a BRINDLB BULLDOG, ABOUT JA2K
nary 11; answers to name of Jack. Liberal re
ward if returned to 924 K st. n.w. fel-3t
LOST -BOSTON^rtULL TERRIER," M ALE; BR?N
dle color, with white znarkings; ears uncut; an
swert to the name of Buster. Liberal reward
for its return to the Gloucester, 1539 1 st. n.w.
Js31-3t*
BBWARD?A DIAMOND lUNO, 8
,ton<*? net iUntwls*. MRS. It. L. HOX1R. 1OT
K ist. n.w. ja27-21t
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
WANTED?POSITION; QUICK AND AOCCBATB
with figures; good penman; temperate and re
liable. Address "COLORADO,1' Star cfflce.
fe2-3t*
WANTED?TYPEWRITING OK ANT CLERICAL
work to be dooe at home evenings; four to five
boarw' efficient service given. Address Bo* 112,
Star office. It*
WANTED?BY COLORED MAN, AS DRIVER IN
groceries. furnace man, carpet laying, bouseolean
lng; handy with tools; best references. Call or
addr<aa E. L. J- 828 23d n.w. fe2-2t?
WANTED?POSITION BT YOUNG MAN NOT
afraM of work: machine shop experience; alto
autotoobiles. STORE 815 East Capitol st.fe2-2t*
WANTED?BY STEAM ENGINEER. POSITION; 15
years' experience; sober man; good mechanic.
A (hi rosy Box 106. Star office. fe2-3t*
WANTED?POSITION AS DAY WATCHMAN OK
a tine clerk; furnish best ref. Address YET
ERAN. Star office. fe2-2t*
DOMESTIC.
WANTBD-BY A FIRST-CLASS COLORED CHEF,
position; furnish best reference. 1*126 Chur,-h
at. n.w. fe2-2t*
WANTED?BY RELIABLE COLORED MAN. PO
sitiiHi as butler. Address W. B. R., Star office.
fe2-2t?
MALE OK FGHALB.
W ANTED?TELEP HONE RELIABLE EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. North 715. 1211 10th st.
Trained help every capacity, white, colored. It*
WANTED^-SITUATIONS FOR_TRAINED~'WHITE
waitresses, colored laundress, nurse, housemaid
and generally useful man. porter or housework,
i 1011 N. Y. ave. It*
WANTED?NEVER DISAPPOINT; DISCIPLINED
help: twelve cooks, nine chambermaid". 14 gen
eral houseworkers. five butlers. BROWN FOS
TER DOMESTIC SCHOOL, 824 18th St.; 'phone;
clean carjiets and windows. It
FEMALE.
WANTED ? SITUATIONS; FIRST-CLASS PLAIN
cooks, chambermaid, nurse, general worker, laun
dress. 1211 10th St. 'I'hone North 715. It*
WANTED?SITl" ATIt>X~BY LADY, AS ASSIST
ant to invalid lady; references. Address Iiox
108. Star offlce. fi-2-.'it*
W A N T ED?I >R ESKMAKING AT HOME ANT) I. A -
dies' tailoring; strictly first-class. 2110 Newport
place, bet. N nnd O. fe2-3t*
WA NTKI) -SE A M STI! ESS ~W Iiuii WOE K OUT
by day or will sew with dressmaker. Address
SEAMSTRESS. 333 Maryland ave. s.w. fe2-3t*
W A NTKI > IK (USEKEEPEIl, ~SETTLED- WHITE
woman capable of taking entire charge and do
ing work for small family; references. 1627 II 1
st. n.w. It*
WANTED?BY COLORED"WOMEN, WASHING~TO |
take home or day way. Apply 63 HI st. B.w. It*
DOMESTIC.
WANTED WASHING TO DO AT HOME. MRS.
MAMIE G ASS WAY, 82 Kenton st. n.e. It*
WANTED - BY TWO RESTECTABLE COLORED I
girls, places; one as cook, the other chambermaid |
or nurse. 040 R st. n.w. It*
WANTED BY SEVERAL TRAINED WHITE |
chambermaids, situations: city references; a
capacities help supplied. LADIES' EXCHANG1
807 Vermont ave. It*
WANTEQ?PLACE AS COOK. 1703 33d st. n.w.*
WAN TED-- BY A COLORED GIRL, PLACE AS
plain cook in small famiily. Address 1211
BlAckmun's court. It*
wanted by first-class cook, sitcation:
wa^es, 16 to 20 dollars. Call or address 2110
ftth st. n.w. It
W A N TED BY EXPERIENCED COOK. PLACE 1\
private family. Address 11U0 11 st. n.w. M
W/NTED -SITUATION BY COLORED GIRL IN
small adult family; home nights. 2243 9th st.
n.w. It
WANTED?A PLACE AS HOUSEKEEPER FOJt
widower; no objection to a couple of children.
Inquire at 610 Md. nvc. i.w. It
WANTED BY TWO COLORED WOMEN, PLACES I
as cook: first-class plain cooking; best references, i
Address 1512 L st. _lt*
WANTED BY TWO COLORED GIRLS. PLACE.
cbainl>erniHi<i and waitress and other household.
Call 1222 K n.w. It
WA NTED?BY A NEAT COLORED GIRL FROM
the country, place as nurse or to assist in
homework. 3ol2 II st. n.w. It
WASTED BY TWO COMPETENT WOMEN,
cooking, laundress; also settled white woman;
general worker. 1635 11th fit. n.w. It
WANTED -BY COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN,
apartments to clean or washing and ironing by
day. 1613 10th st. n.w. It
WANTED?A GOOD LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE j
some washing at home. Address 2108 13th st.
n.w. It
WANTED?BY FIRST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID,
with references, place to work; stay nights. Ap
ply 34 O st. n.w. It
WANTED?CLEANING?NEAT APPEARING COL
ored woman, work by day or week. Apply at
479 Ridge st. n.w. fel?2t*
WANTED?SITUATION AS "COOK BY AN Ex
perienced woman; best references given: also
place for chambermaid. Address 1244 22d st.
n.w. fel-2t
WANTED?WASHING TO BRING HOME. MRS.
L. REDMOND. 2213 7th st. n.w. fel-3t*
WANTED-BY GERMAN GIRL. PLACE FOR
general housework. Address J. WT. H., The Ro
malne, 18th and V sts. fel-2t*
WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN,
situation to do housework; no laundry. Address
E. II . Star office. fel-8t*
WANTED?BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL,
place in nice private family as a good cook; can
give city reference. Call or address 7(>5 4th
6t. n.w. fel-2t*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-CONTENTS OF ROOMING HOUSE;
bedroom suites, tables, chairs, mattresses. 1157
j 23d st. n.w. fe2-3t*
FOR SALE?
ELIOT'S PHARMACY,
By the executor of the estate of Randolph L.
Eliot, deceased.
Au unusual op.portnnlty is offered to purchase
a profitable pharmacy business, established by
the late Dr. Randolph I.. Eliot, and conducted
by him for the past fourteen years. The phar
macy Is situated at the northeast corner of 11th
and M streets n.w.
Open bids for the business and good will of
said pharmacy will be received by the Wash
ington Ixinn nnd Trust Company, conditional that
the purchaser is to lease the entire building for
seven years at a rental of $1,200 per annum.
Bids must be submitted before 12 o'clock noon
on February 17, 1906. Terms of sale. cash.
The executor reserves the right to reiiect any or
all bids.
For additional information applv to
THE WASHINGTON LOAN ANI) TRUST CO.,
By John Joy Edson, president.
Executor of the Estate of Randolph L. Eliot,
fe2-14t deceased.
WE WILL SELL THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO
manufacture and sell out household garbage
burner In the District of Columbia to the right
parties. For price, information ?nd description
of device apply to DOMESTIC GARBAGE
BURNER COMPANY. Kalamnxoo, Mich. fe2-7t
, FOR SALE?HOTEL BARBER SHOP. APPLY 1314
i Pa. ave. n.w., upstairs. fe2-St
I for KALE?30 S11ARES OF EAST WASHING
ton Savings Hank stock $13.50 per share. Ad
dress Box 130, Star office. fe2-3t
LUNCH ROOM. CAFE, ELECTRIC ICE CREAM
plant, bakery, all in one, at Junction, by owner.
Box 11S, Star olli. e. fe2-3t
WE COLLECT AND SECURE NOTES, ACCOUNTS*
rents, estate claims, everywhere: no charge with
out collection. THE FULLER AGENCY, 717
12th n.w. fe2-5t*
FOR SALE?10,000 SHARES HAYS' CONROLI
dated Mining stock. How much per share am
I offered? C. VOLLERS. P. O. Box ?U0. New
York. N. Y. fel-3t*
FOR SALE-LUNCH AND DINING ROOM; FINK
location; other business cause; make offer. 614
La. ave. fel-3t*
FOR SALE?VERY CHEAP? DRUG STORE FIX
txires, tincture shelving, counters, show esses anil
cigar case; $100 cash. TAKOMA DRUG STORE,
fel ::t*
J.1U0 BUYS CIGAR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 12
years; rent only $22, including heat and gas;
positively clearing $18 week over all expenses.
TAYLOR. 1323 G. Ja31-3t
$350 BUYS GROCERY NORTHWEST; Busi
ness. $2011 week. This Is a snap. TAYLOR.
1323 G. Ja31-St
MILLINERY ltlSlNESS; VERY FASHIONABLE
owner; must leave city. See this and make me
au offer. TAYLOR. 1323 G. Ja31-3t
WANTED?-PERSONS WITH $100 OR HOKE:
will double your money quickly in real estate?
the only safe investment. Address REAL ES
TATE E., Star Offlce. JaSl-flt*
WANTED?$*00. SECOND TRUST. ONE YEAR,
on good suburban home (D. C.): a.m.I.; $50 com
mission; 67. Interest. Address GOOD INVEST
MENT, Star office. ja31-8t?
FOR- SALE?GOOD CHANCE FOR COCPLB
wanting to go housekeeping: 6 room house, fur
nished. with 2 roomers willing to stay If satis
factory: very cheap. 626 3d st. n.w. Ja31 Si*
BAKERY. WITH OR WITHOUT PROPERTY;
three-story building; 3 horses. 3 wagooa; baker
shop equipped with Day's machinery; sold at a
ie;.sousblo figure. No. 6, Press office, Atlantic
CUV, N. J. Ja31-8t*
$2,500? REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISE; CLEARS
jit'.Oi 0 twelve months; co risk; particulars. Ad
dress Box 95. Star office. Ja31-3t*
A G00D~P'AYING FEED BUSINESS; GOOD-REA- |
sous for selling. Address Box 80, Star office.
JaaO-tf
FOR SAlJi?MEAT AND PROVISION STORE, Do
ing good tiusiuess; reason for selling, owner going
abroad. 2300 Brightwood ave. Ja27-7t?
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Store will be for rent in a few weeks where
fancy wine end liquor business has been estab
lished ten years.
One fortune has already been made at this
stand. Fo" particulars address
ju25- 14t Box 6, Star offlce.
FOR BEBT?ROOX&
FOR REXT?S ROOKS AND PRIVATE RATH;
heat. Makt sad hot nlmt; CM. At !*? Astorls.
M Q H. ?.w.
GO TO FIELDS' RENTAL BCREAL. T17 13TH,
for hitk-eUM room*; boarding bouse?; tats; (ret.
}?at-7t?
KURJUBHKD.
920 14TH ST. N.W.-9CKMSHKD ROOMS. WITH
board, on suite or single; private baths, fc2-3t*
1130 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.. X1CE ROOM;
hot-water best, porcelain batb; 2 windows; $7.
fe3-2t*
SUNNY FRONT ROOM; ALL CONVEXIENCES;
top apartment, 1906 I'a. ave. f?2-2t*
1314 13TH ST. JC-W-?LARGE, NICELY FTH
ul?ht><l room, comfortable; reasonable rates: pri
TSle family. ftMt'
NEWIA" FURNISHED ROOM; HOT-WATEU
beat, gas, bath; $8 gentlemen only. Mrs.
GAII'HER, 112D llttb n.w. fel 2t?
NEAR CONN. AVE, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
In attractive private house, for refined gentle
mnn. 1S42 >1 n \v. fc2-3t
WELL-FURNISHED ROOM; FINE NEIGHRCmT
hood; one to two iiersous: private "oath and
porch. 1333 Harvard. tel 3t*
FOR RENT-1432 NEWTON ST.. MT PLEAS
ant, front room; other rooms; convenient to 14th
st. cars. fel-3t*
IiARGE, SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM IN N'ORTH
*est apartment; two windows; south; steam
heat; porcelain bath; $10 for one. *14 for two.
THE AUGUSTA, Flat 15. K. Y. ave and N J.
are. fel2t
FURN1SHKD I*OOMS-ONE HAIJ. ROOM AND
second-story back; reasonable. DID L st. n.w.
fel-3t*
1415 K HT. N.W.?VERY PLEASANT. SUNNY
rooms, en suite or singly. fel-.1t*
FOR RENT?LARGE. PLEASANT, WELL-KUR
nished secoud-llour front room; reasonable rent.
110H lttth st. fel-3t*
410 6TH N.W?CENTRAL LOCATION; HATH
each floor; front and other rooms; $0 month up
ward. Ja31-3t?
ONE NICELY FlhNISHED ROOM AT THE
Sherman apartment, cor. loth ami L. Applv to
Ofl. Ja31-7t*
510 5TH ST. N.W.. OPP. JUDICIARY SQUARE
2 rooms, front; handsomely fur.; bath; hot and
cold water. Ja31-Gt*
XEWLY FURNISHED ROOM IN NK\Y RUSSEI.L
building; all modern conveniences. 1)27 H n.w.
Ja31-3t*
FINKL Y FURXis7IKl7 ROOMS, FIELDS' APART
MENT HOUSE. 717 13th; complete flat. $25, In
elnding gas; steam heat. Ja31-3t*
FOR GEXTLEMi.X?LARGE FURNISHED~FR<>NV
rooms; nicely furnished; steam heated. 1K14 K
st. n.w. J:i31-3t?
TWO COM.MUNICAT1XG ROOMS, NICELY FUR
nlsbed; suitable for men or married couple; 1 gilt
housekeeping. 1031 22d n.w. ja31-3i*
FOR REXT?FURNISHED ROOM FOR G~ENTLE
nien only. 1334 U St. n.w. Ja31-3t
800 32TH N.W.?LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR
couple; also one for gentlemen; sunny; heated;
central. ja30-5t*
1421 H ST N.W.?FOR RENT-FURNISHED
rooms, with ail lonvenlcmes; gentlemen only.
Ja28-14t
UNFURNISHED.
FOUR LARUE ROOMS ON 2D FLOOR, WITH
porcelain bath, but and cold water, heat and gas
for l.b.k. 1318 Cth st. n.w. fe2-2t*_
2119 NEWTORT PLACE, BET. N AND O N.W.,
room, unfuruisbed; heat and gas; colored.
fe2-2t*
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. WITH ALCOVE:
bath same floor: 1. 1>. k.: with private family;
near gov't printing office and 2 car lines, till 2d
st. n.e. fe2-2t*
811 21 ST ST. N.W. ? TWO LARGE. CLEAN
front rooms for l.b.k.; flesh paper and paint;
$20. fel-2t*
15 CTH S.E.?TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, all
floor; porch; batb; teat; gas; light housekeeping.
fel -2t*
FOR REXT ? THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
on the 2d and 3d floors. 522 Spruce st. (colored).
fel-2t*
AT 1)11 AND D13 G ST. N.W. I HAVE SEVERAL
good rooms, unfurnished, for living; also i? t
i)13 G n.w.. a good office room. G si. front,
first floor. $40 per month. EDW. W. I>ONN,
911-13 G st. n.w. fel-7t
1131 6TH ST. N.W.?A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT
{or light housekeeping. fel-3t*
FOR RENT?THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 2D
floor. 1117 5tli st. n.e. Ja'il-3t*
FOR RENT?4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS OX THE
2d floor; light and heat. 1729 9th st. n.w.
Ja31-3t*
ENTIRE FLOOR IX NEW HOUSE; GAS. IIOT
wster heat; light housekeeping permitted; rea
sonable. 3726 Newton st. (Howard ave.).
Ja27-7t*
G04 11TH ST.?2 DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITII
steam heat. Apply at office. CORCORAN FIltE
INS. Co. j?27-6t
FOR RENT?ROOMS?SINGLE OR EX SUITE
1401 H (t. n.w. Apply at office. BLACK
I STONE'S. Js2-tf
FOR RENT?VERY DESIRABLE FLOOR. WITH
private bath, at moderate rent; housekeeping.
1302 1'srk road. fel.3.4-31 *
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
231 MASS. AVE. N.E.?ENTIRE 2D FLOOR. 3
rooms, partly furnished; light housekeeping: all
conveniences; references. Address E. F. U.. Star
office. fel-3t*
1117 N ST. N.W.?SECOND OR THIRD STORY
rooms, furnished or unfurnished; southern espos
ure; telephone. fel-2t?
BEAUTIFUL SEOOXD-STORY ROOMS. SINGLE
or en suite; two for $12.00; excellent table
board; $10.00. 806 l?tb n.w. fel-3t
1016 VERMONT AVeT^BRIGUT ROOMS~WITH
large closets; steam heat; telephone; references;
convenient to several car lines. Ja2ts-7t*
FOR RENT?STORES.
FOR RENT?HANDSOME STORE LN NEW BUILD
lup. The Man land, 1412 H st. n.w.; plate-giant
front; rent Includes beat. WEAVER BROS.,
jaU-tf 1416 F st. n.w.
FOR RENT?OFFICES.
FOR REXT?A DEXTAL OFFICE WITH COM
plete and latest outfit; all accooimodatons; splen
did location.
fe2-3t? Dr. FREVER. ?00 14th, eor. I at
FOR RENT SECOND FLOOR OF NO. 520 10TH
st. n.w., five rooms and toilet; suitable for arclil
tect, builder or dentist office. Apply to HUTCH
INSON & McCarthy, 1st floor, 520 10th *t.
Jai!7-7t
FOR RENT?DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS.
1006 F st. n.w.; rent from $10 up.
720 15th st. n.w.: rent from $15 up.
R. W. WALKER & SON. 729 15th st n.w.
?cl6-m,w,f,tf
FOR RENT ? DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Evans build'nj/. 14it> to 1424 New York aw
Rental very low, JucludiD? light, heat and Janitor
service. anl6-tf
FOR RENT?HALLS.
FOR RENT?
? f0I r"" ln SPanUh War Veterans' Hall
719 flth st. n.w.. by night, month or quarter.
Call o' Jsnltor at premises. Jnl4-tf
'OB RENT?CARROLL INSTITUTE iut.t.<
10th and K st?. n.w. The moat complete sad
thorsuglily equipped hails In the city for socie
ties. banquets, entertainments snd receptions
Terms reasonable. Applv at hall. noS-tf "
FOR RENT?STARLES.
FOR REXT?LARGE STABLE; 56 STALLS: CON
venlent; ess, water. &e .. 30th and G sts. s.w.
Apply office AMERICAN ICE CO., 1437 Pa av, .
or atii st. wharf. Jn25 14t-4
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE?A BLACK FRENCH COACH HORSE.
Call at Internal Revenue Ofll e, 022 F si u w
fe2-3t*
FOR SALE?AT A SACRIFICE----COUFF. R;1CK
awnv in gooil condition, ?7.". ::i'o ;;(i s. s
fc2-3t*
FOR SALE?DRIVIX'G IIORSE FOR HI XABOUT;
hound and fearless. Apply at DOWNEY'S STA
BLES. 1022 I. St. n.w. fol :tt
i-'or sale cor Fi:. sfi.icxdid c<7.\T)n'ioN;
owner out of town; will sell chea|i. 1 r.i's 7Hj n ,v'
ja31 -3t*
FOR SALE SEVERAL FIXE SECOND-HAND
carriages, depot wagons, rockawaya, bioughamg,
landaus, victorias, surreys, brakes, etc.: also
large assortment of used harness. DOWNEY'S
STABLE, 1022 L s!. n.w. Ja31-7t
WANTED?TO BUY FAIR OF GOOD DRIVING
horses for business use. ROBINSON & CO.. 613
14Ui st. ja31 -3t
\V ANTED--A GOOD DRIVING HOUSE; 1,100
lbs.; suitable for surrey; ln exchange for a
building lot located In the northwest. Address
or call 121 Todd place n.w., near 2d and T st*.
)a27 lot
COGSWELL'S IS THE PLACE TO BUY NEW AND
second-hand vehicles and harness; large assort
ment >11 kinds: new buggies, $30 up; new Day
tons, $48; harness, $3 up. Blankets and robes,
H price. Tel. 1477. 200 11th St. n.w. Ja22-tf
ALTERATION SALE.
While undergoing eitenfdve alterations and Im
provements ln our factory snd repositories we are
offering big values In our entire stock of high
grade carriages and wagons.
Ia3-tf 8. 3. MEEKS' SONS. 622 G st. n.w.
AUTOMOBILES.
WANTED STEAM RUNABOUT, IN ANY OON
dltion; cheap for cash. Address Box 104, 6tar
office. fe2-3t* _
FOR SALE-COLUMBIA ELECTRIC VICTORIA.
In splendid condition. Apply HOTEL GORDON. 1
STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS"TOR THRKE AUTO
moblles. rear of 14th at. near Harvard St.; reason,
able rent. Apply H. W. HAZELTON, 1418 G
st. n.w. ja31-3t*
FOR SALE-AUTO.MOBILE8, SEVERAL RUN
abonts recently overhauled; some newly painted
and fitted with new tires; completely equipped;
prices. $15) to $37B. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
CO.. 1711-13 14tb st. n.w. Ja20-7t
APABTirarrs to let.
FOB BUNT?TOTIt JTLT 1, BKACTIFl/LLY
farnlabed 8-room howhe.pJ? apartment: flr*t
claw tpirtmrDt bmw, ontnilr tonlrd. Pr'r*.
>100 pet month. Addret-a Bat ICS, 8t?r office. It*
FOR RENT?-5-Rt K)M Al'ARTMEVT. |85; THK
Euclid, Euclid and University pi. Apply on
PJBIot ?r JAMES A. CAH11.L, 1308 f ft.
ffe2-3t*
FOR RENT?ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS?PE
llKhtfu!, homelike apartments: 5 comfortable
hrlRbt roouw, tiled bath: aide llehta; rent only
9*7,
WII.I.IGE. GIBBS & DAMEL. 00.1 & u"j 13th.
fe2-?it
FO? v REXT-5-Room ground flodr Flat.
with nice back yard; 12 minutes from treasury;
|25; ring Janitor'* bell over post office. Tfcc
Berwick, 14th and Park t md. fe2-tf
POA BENT?FLAT?
2510 17th st. n.w.; 5 rooms and bath, $25.80.
Keys on premises.
fe--3t* Apply 1358 Colombia Road.
FOR RENT
New apartments in the extension of The On
tario are new teing completed. Can i?e prepared
for occupancy on short uotice Tenants to select
wail papers. Fireproof building. magnificent
location. telephones, public dining room. House
keeping apartments three to six rooms. $30 to
f?o. McLAOHLEN REAL ESTATE AND IX>AN
CO.. Agent. 10th and G ets. n.w. fe2-7t
I FOR RENT?BACHELOR AP A~RTMENTS. 2 AND
1 3 room* and bath, $25 and $30. Can be used for
offices for dentist and oculist. 1101 Vt. are. n.w.
Apply after 5 p.m. fel-3t*
Nff_1490 OHAP1N ST.- VERY DESIRABLE CIl7,
bath and attic flat; $30.
No. 1441 Penna. ave. s.e.?5 or 6-room fiats, in
good condition; only $18 and $10.
62 M st.; lOr. hrinsc; good neighborhood; rent.
$40. It. T. CHATTF.UTOX,
fel-6t 012 14th st. n.w.
FOR~RENT- NEW 5-BCT0M~~AXD RATI I APART
inents in the apartment house No. 1413 '1 st.
n.w.; hot-water heat; telephone in ea.-h fiat;
servants' stairway separate, and eveiy modern
convenience; rents reduced to ?>ct. 1.
_fel-4t 1,. S. FRISTOE, 1413 G st. n.w.
I FOB BG2CT AKAtO^TAK I'T.A'l lTis COB
coran st. n.w.. Hat of four rwnrs and bith. I t
fio*>r. $35; also delightful flat of thrtc r?n?m*? and
bath, with llghL_$25. f?? 1 ::0t?
FOR UK.NT -FOR (INK ()U TWO ~M~-JT<'THS. A
furnished apartment ovirhokini: Tir o as * irele;
2 rooms ami bath. Appiv 131 "The Valo's."
fel 2t*
fou in:x~three r?>oms ani> math. $:;*?.
Apply after 0 p.m.. Apartment 301. The Sherman.
13th and I.. fa il 3t
Tin: iowa. i iTiTTvNirVT^"niU'fiVr T"rooms
and bath house k?c pine apartment: kitchen rorch;
unfurnished; thirty doiHrs a month: in mediate
ot upatlon. Apoiy at X.\ 71. ja31.fel&3*
DO\ T FAIL. TO SEE TIIKS1-: APA \iVy, ENTS?
On 15th .-!. north of tYluuibi.i read: <? main 5
and S bright, sunny rooms, with line m- lern
b.-th. large cellar. front and rear y.u\:?; huid
some, mantels and beautifully finis' e.l. Kent
very reisor.abl?. N. L. SANSBI RY,
Ja31-3t 711.-21 13th sr. n.w.
FOR UKNT APARTMENTS
1\ FINK SKC'ilON OF nM'TI!ICAST. ONLY A
FEW SQUARES FROM CAPITOI^-Six large,
bright, sunny rooms, all modern conveniences,
including heat aud janitor service. Real reduced.
N. I.. S V N S It I 'RY,
ja31-3t 710-21 13th st. n.w.
A GOOD 7-ROOM~ APARTMENT 1INCLUDING
heat, in modern apaitment house. Kent. $.30
per month. N. L. S v.\> BUR V.
Ja31^lt 710 21 13th st. n.w.
THE SORRKNTO, 223:* 1HTII ST. Just Completed.
3 and 0 rooms and bath $37.50 ard $45 ft)
THE EMERY 1812 G st. n.w.?
N? 11, 5 rooms and bath 40.00
THE GARFIELD, lljth and I sis. n.w.?
2d floor t'ront. 4 rooms and bath 40.00
THE HAWTHORNE. 1527 I st. n.w.
2d-floor rear. 4 rooms and bath 30.00
THE AUGUSTA. N Y. AND N. J. AYES ?
4 rooms and bath $25.00
Ja31-tf \YKA\ ER BROS . 1410 y n.w.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE APARTM ENTS IN
the Glcndower. 21 0th st. n.e.. 4 and 5 rooms with
bath, rent $25 and $35. LOUIS 1). WINE & Co..
1304 F st. n.w. Ja29-tf
"'DEN vehT*
NEW BUILDING. NEW BUILDING.
North side of CHAPIN ST.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
within a few yards of 14TH ST.
All rooms bright and well ventilated.
Apartmeuts of 3 is. and bath to 0 rs. and bath
$2o.f?0 to ?4;>.50.
ELEV1TOR, JTANITOR ^EBVICE. SPECIAL
MODERN 1 DlvAS NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE
Care will be exercised to make this building a
homelike, refined elw>de.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN BELT (Inc.). 1220 G n.w.
J.-27-rt
FOB RENT- BY B. F. SAUL CO.. 7TII A: L N.W.
The Juniata. 1424 W St., 5r. utal Or.
and b $35 00 to $45.00
The Susquehanna, 1430 W t:t. n.w., 5r.. b... 30.50
The Home, 7th anil Mass. ave. n.w., 4r.
and bath 32.50
042 O st. n.w.. 2d floor 25.50
1215 Otis ol. n.w., 5r. and b 20.50
^12 Fla. ave. S.W., %r. and b 19.50
190K 0th st n.w., 4r. and b (colored) iy.50
1225 Duncan st. n.e., 4r. and b If.SO
420 O st. n.w.. 5r. and b 13.50
"The llkley," 1320 You st. n.w., 4r., b.... 30.50
1072 Irving st. n.w.. 5r. and b 32 50
i345 L st. n.w., 2r 2^.00
1022 X. J. ave. n.w.. Or. and b 25.00
1314*4 7th st. n.w., 7r. and b 22.50
11M)S 0th st. n.w., 4r. and b (colored) 18.50
030 M st. n.w., 5r. and b 16.50
413 15th St. s.e.. 4r. and b 10.60
20 T st. n.e.. 5r. and b 23.00
Ja27-tf
A PA R TM ENT HE ADQU A RTERS.
THE ALBEMARLE. 17th and T stg. n.w
beautiful 3 and 4-room apartments, $30 and $40.
FIREPROOF BUILDING.
THK WINDSOR. 1425 T st. n.w.. delightful 4
room apt., southern exposure, only (40.00.
C-room and bath, western and southern exposure.
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING.
SUBLEASE?Beautiful 0-rooin and bath apart
ment, $50. Apply apt. 204, The Windsor.
FLORENCE-COURT.
CALIFORNIA AVE AND PHELPS PUACR
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
NEW 6 STORY FIREPROOF APARTMENT
HOUSE; HIGH CLASS CONSTRUCTION AND
FINISH THROUGHOUT, EQUIPPED WITH
TWO MODERN ELECTRIC ELEVATORS. De
signed and erected by Mr. T. Franklin Schneider,
architect.
EVERY APARTMENT HAS SOUTHERN EX
POST RE. TELEPHONE In every apartment and
individual name in book.
DINING -ROOM on first floor.
Apariments of 3. 5. 6 and 7 rooms and modern
baths. Do not uilss the opportunity to SECURE
A MOST DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT. Building
COMPLETE and READY fo- occupancy ori TEfi
ll U A BY 1. with full force of uniformed house j
employes.
WM A. RASTER!)AY. In?.,
ja27-Tt*"36 7!S I 4111 si. n.w.. Iba:d 1 ?1
TIIB TRI X I'U N. 2031 F ST N.W.; NEW BTJUJ)
ing; steam heat; janitor service: apaitmeuts of
5 and 0 ntoms and bath; REASONABLE RENTS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
JORDAN & BLOOMER (Inc.), 1314 G st. n.w.
ja2o-d.eSu
FOR RENT ? CHARMING APARTMENT IN
Georgetown, No. 34)25 Dumbarton ave.; 5 cbeer
ful rooms; tiled bath; in excellent condition;
only $25.50.
WILL1GE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 003 0 5 13th.
Ja26-'.'t
FOB RENT?WASHINGTON CIRCLE; MEZZA
nine floor apartment. No. 2218 Pa. ave. n.w.;
4 rooms; tiled bath; HOT-WATER HEAT; de
lightfully modern; $32.50.
W1LLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 603 and 6u5 13th.
ja20-tf
FOR BENT?IN THE OWASCO, FIVE-ROOM AND
bath apartineut; all large, bright, outside rooms;
a.m.i.; janitor service, heat and hot wafer in
cluded iu lent. Apply to GEO. TRUES7)ELL,
Room 22. Wyati building. ja24-tf
THE~SAB AN AC. "
1209 North Capitol st.
Housekeeping apartments of 7 and 8 unusually
laige cheerful rooms. Rent, $40.
JaO-tf-5 JOHN W. MORRIS. 014 F st. n.w.
FOR RENT?THE LINCOLN. 12TII ST NEAR
Lincoln Park s.e.; 0 rooms and bath; all outslds
rooms; -ent, $35; open for inspection. JAMES
A. C AH ILL. 1308 F st. n.w. Ja20-tf
FOR RENT?FLAT IN THE COLCORD, 310 K.
Cap.; 5 rooms and bath; all outside rooms; beau
tiful location. Rent, $32.50.
jal7 tf J. C. WEE DON & CO.. 224 E Cap
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN
? THE MASSACHUSETTS."
Mass. ave. bet. *4th and 15th sts.?a < hoice
and convenient location; very attractive apart
ments; thoroughly modern building; about ready
for occupancy.
Apply prices and full particulars.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.), 717 14th st. n.w.
Jal3-tf
FOR RENT? APARTMENTS IN
? THE ROM A IN E"
AND
"THE BEDFORD."
V st. (formerly Cal. ave.), north side, between
18th and 18th sts.; 5 rooms, bath aud reception
hall; steam heat
Reasonable rent.
Apply for further particulars.
MOORE & HILL (inc.), 717 14th st. n.w.
jal3-tf
FOR RENT ? ONE FIVE-ROOM AND BATH
anartment in the Dnpont Apartment House. 1717
20th st. n.w., facing Conn. ave. Everything first
class. Apply to Janitor, or F. T. SANNER.
Owner, n.w. cor. 18th st. and Columbia road.
jalO-ti
THK WESTOVER, 10TH AND U STS. X W -
One bachenor apartment, $25; one aeven room
apartment. $60. ja8-tf
THE BERKSHIRE.
1412 Chapin st. n.w.
6 rooms and bath $32.5J
6 rooms and bath $10.00 and $45.00
Every modern convenience; elevator; telephone
in each apartment. ja5-tt
LACLEDE APARTM ENT,
1223 Vt. ave.
Absolutely fireproof.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Ready for occupancy March 1, 1900.
Desirable housekeeping apartments; two to six
rooms and hath; good-size rooms and extra large
C "^FILTERED WATER and TELEPHONE
in each apartment; flr?t-tfoor apartment* anlt
able for DOG TO US' OFFICES.
SPECIAL RATER TO OCT. 1. 1806.
For plan and further Information ace
U W. WALKER & SON, 728 16th ?t. n.w.
d?13-iv.f.m,tf
rOB BENT?IN THE ONONDAGA. FIVK ROOM
and bath apartment; a.m.l.; private back porco:
deep front lawn: Janitor aerrlce; heat and hot
water Included in rent. Apply to GEO. TRUES
CELL. 23 Wjatt bid*. daS-tf
APABTMENTS TO LET.
roR REST? HANDSOMELY ITHMSHED BACH
?lor aputmenta; modern * .?
beat. cltctrfc light, elevator. telephone^ ^ppif
t" 10&4 Cono. aee. delft-tf
KOR BENT?IN THE MADKR1A. "07 22D ST.
0 w.?.% large rooms slid bsth apariuient; rent
reduced to $30 per month.
de28-tf X. II. PICKFORD HiO G St. n w.
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
KOR SALE:?M VNIIATTAN "A" TYPEWRITER
In good order. f2.V UEIP. ?13 7tli st. n.e ft8
FOR SALE I'lNE WOOD. S.WVH) IN I'l.' <"KS.
Kttwed u?:il *7.0o I- - cord, d'ii^**r.*d
9s Hn. Star o:fl' . feZ-St*
Nft 8iU WHITE ASH < >A I.. AI.L S17.KS.
?R.Tr?. KCKINGTON COAL ?"??., 1:137 51 ?l. n.e.
?I'll.-ne X. 1015. r -8 3t*
FOR SALE?IKON' SAFE. O" 1' AS NEW. r. FT
by >1- lt.A>ni y. Mh.v Maiding. ' *l'1 ??"! E. f'8 .TV
FOR SAI.E- ~
special piano bargains.
Handsome inahosrs.ity cfrijht, si!gfo:ly used.
Tit.".!) Style, T -d-l- ??! to $2~>-l. * a-y, pr.Vlucilis
Elegant uwr jrht grni'.i, slightly used; w:.s $4lV>:
now'only $3ro.
PtM HuMpn uprlritt, ketotifll hat; sold
fof ?40*.*: redwood to ?-1'I ens*1.
Fire S'.urtie Ml makes. J4 monthly.
Sole ?? i:t? for the K:ai.tci ?v I: ch plai.oi.
GRIMES' PIANO STORKS.
fc2-l2d.if 1818 F st.^
r6a SAUC-CaitAr-TWO lakuk b uwk?i
house ranges, also one ho'-waler li -ai ?:. r- e.l to
beat 300 It. of imitation; nil In perte t eo:i Itloli.
1007 M st. ii.w. t< .it*
FOR SAI.E?1 LARGE Clii' TT.Tl! DOIT! E NI K
die shower; also 3 head s;irnys: svti.Iile fo
club jr gymnasium; giia: ant< :-d in g*j. d ? -ndi
tl.ni ?)24 Ornn. av ? ft 1 -31
FOR SALE"
One walnut Iil'r'g: t.
Made to st II for $300: used about one year,
mid will s.'l 1 fir $ I v". i (-? i ontli.
H'.'C" WORCH,
f?iC* F SI.
Sotimer. Rla-iu-, W.ircii. K:trU:i.?:i anil i i vr-ron
Pia.u^ _ _ f'l <: s__
rot SALE- fi uniti es: or q-roou no; si:
good ns new. 626 -Id hi. n.w. i 1 -It*
I^iir SALE-\ni.iri>El.IVEil_<'.NE TWO IIORSK
load of old lumber in iU.-trlet or lly.ittsi Ue,
Md., for ?2.5o. W. M. SMITH. Hyattsville. Md.
JaS'-tlt*
FOR ijALE THE CtlANi'E OF A LII'l.T'MH To
liny a high glade pnli-o for iinle tnor.i?y. r l'0
oITfr.n? about 4<i sii^htiy used pi-nios of tin- 1M -1
makt-s at a fraotiwi of tiirlr il>il:.l va.ue. Auu>nc
the barpaiiiB are Knnbe miilirht. f2.V>; I'iiii'keriii^
U|<ri^lit. ^22*?: liar.l.'ton ii|niiclit. >2**: Stleff n;.
rleht. n:?); Kimball ui?rl|!lit. JIM': Shonins.-r
upr Kilt, $27."; Killer oti miiare. lU-hnlnc
wjuare. #."n Time iiaymentg arcepted. o. J.
iv, MOI.I. A CO.. 12:11 "
F(?R SALE?A rTTiI{ I \ LOOM HOn.L. KI.E
g:.:itly fntrished, w ith bar and license. I ..r
further information apidy to C. SJ-OAN Ai
tN>.. 1407 O St. ja.'ll-fil
Foil SALE?TYPEWltlf KlUS; 8 T A N P A R 1?
makes, guaranteed t-> Ik- in perfect condition.
111.1 machines taken in trade, repaired or re
In-111. THE N. M. MINNIX CO.. Inc., 018 F et.
jn24-yOt,eSil-4
roll SALE EXTERIOR PLATE GLASS OOI.I)
Inonzc show ease, with base; size of glass. 3xU
feet; B?od as new. 1124 Conn. ave. Jc,31-3t
for sale-ouiuinaTToil P.MNTINii. rill.
Sheep In tl.e Storm." by A. M.htIs. painted In
1819; only painting by this artist in V. S. ^Ail
dress I'-ox '.M. Star ? dice. jaHl ."t*
I'uit s\i.i: LAiioi: mosi.er safe in ?;??<n?
condition; Inside dimensions 30x21x14. Call Room
7. til7 F st. 11.w. jn31-3t*
Foil SALE - PIANO HAl?J AINS - STU FF,
Knabe I'ecker l!u?s.. Miller. Kohler *: ?'amp
bell, Marshall ?V Wendell and a number of other
bargains; all guaranteed; for cash or easy
moot hi v payments. ilIAS. M. Sllf-l'r*
521 11th st. iuv.
J. 1-. CON1.1FF. Manager. J.i27-?f_
FOR SALK-JC8T RECEIVED A UWiE STOCK
of new high grade upright pianos from (tll.i.001
upward; warranted 10 year*1- 1 have no KENT to
pav and my expenses are suiall. so . an sell
ehenper than any house In city Call and bo con.
Tln.cd. F. W IIELR1G. 1742 7th. Eft il.Ilahed
23 years. Jald-tf
FOB SALE?NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS?FOK
sale, ill large or small q nan titles, at low figure,
lo-ai granite and Milestone (any sine): will do
liver If desired. ROBINSON \ CO. (Inc.i. 1113
14th st n.w.; 'phone M. jai6-3Qt
FOR SALE-BRASS BEPS." Tl6 SO. THEY USC
ally Mil for 535.00. NOTES' Fi ll. STORE t.tb
and D n.w. ^
FOR SALE ? $14 TO $1S IRON BEDS. $7.50.
NOTES' ITU. STORE. Btli and I> n.w. JalS tf
F(Sr S \LE?BEST FELT M ATTItliSS. $(1.75;
guaranteed good as any for $15.00. NOTES' FI R.
STORE. !)th and P h i-. jalo-tl
KOR saT-E-MORRTs CH AHtS HIV ARM
r -keis, $1 48: drop side eonch. *2 11*: parlor and
bed room suite. $1 per week Call and see me.
oc2S-tf-eSu REDMOND, 311 and H13 7th M.w.
i?7m~"s-^LE oooiTqua lity opaqi e shades.
fitted to vour w indows, only 2Sc.; the best qaal
Itv oil opaque shades, 50c.. hung free. Will call
with samples. KLEEBLATT'S. 11th & 11 ?ts. n.e.
In v 2*J t
PERSONAL.
V DOLLOR NOWADAYS LOOKS AS LARGE AS
a cart wheel, but we don't mind. We'll exchange
any amount of them for men's worn garments,
shoes hats, shirts and underwear. Send for us
to call at once. JUSTU S OLD STAND, 619 D
fe2-tf,5
C\N TOO MAKE A FEW MONTHLY PAY
luents of $5 or more for protected interest in es
tablished co-operative business, secured by clear
real estate held in trust, now paying lo per cent
18 per cent guaranteed) dividends? Expects soon
to pay up to 22 per cent. Nearly 3.0<>0 person;
now receiving profits. Send isistai for free illus
traAed booklet. Address A LIFE INCOME. 701
Drexel bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. ]a29,31,fe2,5,7*0
COSTUMES AND MASKS.
OUNDLACH,
1a2l eod-15t-4 813 7th n.w.
IF YOUE CREDITORS ARE ANNOYING YOU,
I let me advance you the money to pay them; you
can repay me weekly or mouthly. as you can
spare It. Write me in conlldence. P. O. Box
1 FOR SAI.E SECOND-HAND
| teut b<low wholesale price. At IX)L1S AimA
HAM'S. 433 9th at. 'Phone Main 4678. ocl7-eSu-tf
| MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
\7i:\Vil.I. I.OAN YOl" MONEY IN LARGE OK
small sums at 4V?, .j and ? per cent on your
District realty. Let us have your application.
A F. FOX COMPANY'. Established 187*1. n.e.
cor. 14th and N. Y. ave. fel'-tt
MONEY TO LOAN IN SI MS TO SUIT AT CI1K
rent rates of interest uu leal estate in tne Dis
trict oi Columbia.
1 fitx:h. fox & brown.
fel-tf.5 1406 G st. n.vr.
MONEY-TO LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL
" 'amounts for building In the suburbs. ROBINSON
& CO. {inc.). 613 nth.
\,C|NEY ON ESTATKis. L.EGACIES, INT'ERB^SI'S
'of* heiis. eic., 4Vj per cent interest; no de.ay;
business strictly confidential Address, wlti
stamp and lull particulars, 1. O. Box 1., ci.y
nuSiit-Ut*
\m\KV TO LOAN AT 4*s? AND INTEREST ON
approved d. c. real estate, prompt
replies and SMALLEST POSSIBLE ex
oc31tf '*MOORE 4 HILL (Inc.). 717 141h ?t. n.w.
f5oo.ooo.oo
To loan at 4% and 6% Interest on D. C. real
estate; no delay and least espouse to borrower.
ANTON HE1TMULLKR, 60s Mlt st. 3d floor.
se22-tf
, o i \s ON ST< K'KS. BONDS. LIFE 1HLJC1ES
trusts bldg. assn. chares, syudieale certifs. and
other approved collateral. 30^02 .^e^rot^.?f''
1110 F fct. Pboae oli. C. A. 15Alvi!?lt. bctf ir
MONEY-TO LOA-N~AT LOWE45T RATlLs OF i.N:
terest on D. C. real estate. No unreasonable
<ieIay' WALTER n. ACKER.
mh2i?-tf.B 1420 F n.w.
MiTsFY" TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: FIRST
Ir'est at 4V4, 5 and 6%. No unnecessary charges.
TUB HARRISON-BROWNING CO.. U07 <j st
fHF~BIGGEST INTEREST PAID O.N DEPOSITS
and the place to borrow the cheapest money and
tiie easiest repayments on the principal Is at toe
Perpetual Building Association, not* 11th st.
ANDREW GLASS, President; JOHN COOK, Sec
retary^ julo-tf.eSn
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C- REAL ESTATE?
Lowest rates of interest. I'ayrn. nt on principal
in amounts of J100 or more re.eivod at any in
terest period. THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Bond bldg., HOS N. Y. a\e. n.w. no- tf
MONEY"IN) LOAN AT 3Vj. -I AND 4V4 PER CENT,
" in sums of tl.000 to SlOO.OOn, on 1>. C. real es
tate; pay off 5 per cent and H |?er tont loans ar.d
begin anew at lowest rates of interest; all truns.
actions conducted with economical consideratiu?
for borrowers. WM. 11. SAUNDERS & CO.,
JeS-tf-7 1407 F st. n.w.
IF YOU"WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN. BUY OK
sell on real estate, I . an save you time and cash,
as I give personal attention to all deals.
de6-tf-4 J. EAKIN GADSBY. 520 13th at. n.w.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON D. C. HEAL ESTATE
LOWEST HATES.
R. W. WALKER i. SON, 729 15th at n.w.
_tpH-tf .
MONEY TO LOAN OS APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 4. 4tj and 5 per cent Interest. Special
privileges with respect tn prior payments. Largo
amounts a specialty. TYIJIS i RUTHERFORD.
1307 V St. n.w. teS-tf-B
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TH It
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, D. C., until TEN O'CLOCK
A.M.. March 0, 1906, and publicly opened iniiiie
dialeiy theieafter, to furnish at the navy yard,
Washington, D. C., one double cabinetmaker's saw.
Applications for proposals should refer to SCHED
ULE 358. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application to the bureau. H. T. B. HARRIS,
Paymaster General, V. S. N. fe2-law-2t
OFEJCE OF CONSTRUCTING" OFFICElT FOR
U S Soldiers' Home, Washington Barracks. D. C.,
Jsnu'arv 13, 1U06.?Sealed proposals for furnishing
and delivering Basement window snd Door Frames
at U S Soldiers' Home, Washington. D. C., will
be received here until noon February 3. 1906. and
then publicly opened. Information on application.
JOHN 8TKPHEN SEW ELL, Captain _ Engnter-,
Constructing Officer. Jtl3.15,W.17,fl,lM
b|
OMS AND BOARD.
LAROK. OOEIt.Y rCBMSfnCD RXCB
leai c..rkh,*; Ihmik' <i>mf"rt?; n??r < ajilt'*!, t
brnry. Addreoa IS. C. H sit: cfliee. fe2-SC
NEtVLY FI'RN MHKD ROOM*. IW KI'ITR O
alr.gl.': *lih or Umr<!; atcatn beat, foigl
preferred. 17<?> 15th at. n.tv. 1^*
TW3 J. ST N W . - 11 KMKUH
WiiIbi, with l.tard; near ( anics.f Library. H*
1 GRANT I'UfE, URIJE 21 >-FT/(OR mwSi
with alcove: mIs,* other r>iuBH, Inrge and .IngH
exceptional table; tel. phone. f.2-3t
CAFE TRAY.UORK. fill 14TH ST X.YV HOAR1
ninrnh. *22 r. t
SIDE OF THRKK OoK \lt VH7VtiN<f SUNK'
roorua. with tuard. Id j.1 aa-tnt family 119
12th ?t. n.w. fel-31*
booms with (Tit tvrrimi t 110 vuij~ stf.aJ
heat. THE YA'IKs. we, 12th ?t u.w. fel-3t*
H*' " ST- X ?'? -NKATi7\ 1r!'KMSl'l En" KOOH
and good home evoking; ?uiall r?iii.hr yutct an
| rvflued MHTjundli'(t fel-Si*
j sr.sxY. i.ak<Tk booms, wrax r. i.mshbd
lolfl and 111?? Vermont :>ve ; l?e#t boai.l; trail
? lent, accomniod,11c?i; refieii. CS, fel it*
035 K X.\V._LaUUK S? OXI> FLOOR FltOXl
rooiu, tonthcrtj fi|nwiifr, with board; centra
I jca I two. fej -Jtt*
? : '? ftKNISIIH) >\J>. rvk'7) (TbxTLS
tt)en; K>" <1 t?Me; I.e.:. k-?. bath; d.ait-able lo
ml'in. 814 II I,.n tel-St*
31 1 * st. X w iik\i Tii-rrixii ki rmmh'3
cire 11 cut table Im.iiil; rr?to:iablr term#
xi-vii.v KiTtxisiii-n rooms; iFkTt "TsaSJ
f.T';t'?;',,le: L*"?* ?U car*. H-5 2d i .e.
iu^irahle humus, wki,i,kert hoi'srl
? t i ho-.rd: I'ai'ltcr, library hand); 'cbaiie. (K>1
*t?"'cn l i ce c _ M.M
5JT II x.vv KUMX1 ItlMIMS. jsT TlxTTfC
aourhem exposure with board; heat, tzn*. re a*
?buahlc J a :j 1 -21
I.-.rue. 11! >ii:-. i ! k rooms, sorrnr.ux U
l*?111'. heat. gin, bath ?auio t|o,,r, Oath,.lie f#ra
w- s'" i. " w. ja.n :??
irti4 x sr. blbuanti.1 fi rxisiikd swoxifi
floor fr.:iit room., fur uurtled ? --Hide; .e*. ell -ot
tab!". ) i;; 1 -12'.eSu*
Ril7 K |T. I.AHiiK Fl'R,NISllKli KOOOIS. S9|
??!e Itiih; ?|ie.!?l iitlciilh.i: t,. t..blf lujrd fa
p r.jhh1 r?fc'?. Ja3J
I-ARl.K Sft'llXli ri/?l|t I'Rt l\T ROOM "fit
e.mjde ..r two gciitl.'iura. uiih c\e*|.t|.waf boCM.
IKXI 22d ii.h .
LAIttii: r.YRI.tlit ROOM. KIXI>T K1 HXITl'Ilti
il.ei'rftil and o>ry. < r ivlibont Imard; t?o
Kei.tien.ei). Mr.. .MAKI TA 1224 X Y ave.
j?;n-4l?
IA Vn.Y fHARMl.Xi; RtutMS, WIT.I IiOAItD;
12<*i l"lh at. !).? .; ief. c,i innirr.l Ja.'ll rtt'
i'.iutjnT, srxxv. soi'tih-kn exi-osfd
room*, with or without !>{>;iril hen!*1 comf?)rta,
hoaje <i?>kIuK also; furulshi-d fl.it. 1S2|? u *t.
)a30-Tf;
W>3 K N.W.?MCBI.Y rrRXISMKK Ronil*.
annthern exi>osiire; c.x)?l h'jD.c table; t*entrnl. "|)p.
rnr))?ffje I.lbrar.v. Ja30-8t*
ITipv K ST. X \V IX SOl ril l- RX F A MILT".
)ar^ pleasftnt rooms, b'JTt onrl $'20: jilnno una
telephone. MR.-). A \\ SI'll)lTllF.lt. Ja3o-tf
THE RHODE UUXD, I4ST RUODK liuNS
ave.; aujierbtr accoint))o?latlons; culelne and^aere
Ice excellent; auitea and single room* Ja2s tlt
PLEASAXT TIIIRIi FLi)OR~FIK)X"I ROOVF WI#U
board. 822 Conn, ave. )a2s 7t
182S II ST.?ilKAI'TIFn, ROOMS; SIloWKB
hath; 'phone; home cook inc. $4y to J*W per
month. Ja27-Tt*
SECOXI) F1XIOR RtXIil. SOFTIII UN KX?
poxir.1; two large, top iloor. hall rooni; irhita
"lone house, hot water heat, telephone iru>2 M
*> ?' JalH If
BOARDING.
KiitsT-<.n. vee meaijj?skxt <m-T; tkihis m<m>
??rate. Addieas .Mia. J. BAKER, 44o Kilge at.
n.w. fe*-2t*
LEGAL NOTICES.
A. IJ-FTWICH SINCLAIR, ATTORNBY. FI\,r.l>
Jauary 30, 19<k5. In tlu- C??urt of the 1)1*.
tric-t <?f rolumMn. hold hi ^ a SjMM-Jal Term an a I Ma
trict ('??urt of the I lilted States for the I>i*trlot of
Columb.a. In the matter <?f the im>uu-nt of <i4vn
at'ra ri'*u ting' t<? a.ljueetit |>r?ip?rty fr?mi ehang:ea
in the grade of str??<*t8. avenues amt alh'.vs author
ized by the A? t of Conjures* approved Frhnxary 28.
rnlnting to tl?^ ?onatrni'tion of a union rail
r*ia.l station in the I?iatrift of Columbia. No. ?r71,
District Court l)<wket No. 2.-^-Not;c<' h hereby
plven that we. the un<U i>l^ne<]. having t>een d(?al?:
natod and appointed by the Supreme Court of the
iJistrJot of Columbia, holdiup a S{?e?'ial Term as a
United States l?istrirt <'uurt for the IHatrlct of
Columbia. as n commission to a;,i?mi*'> the damages
re ultJug to adjacent property trojr ei.anges in the
giadr of atreots. nvmu-s and allr;. aetb< rtse<l by
the Act of Congress approved I'?h/uar.\ 1'S. ]i?Ki,
relating lo tin- construction of a union railroad Kta
tlon in the District or Columbia ni l meet at 10::u>
o'clock a.m. on Monday, the twelfth day of M ir?-b.
A.I?. 190rt. at the Cuited States Court ilou^e M'ity
Hall). In the District of Columbia, in n room to
assigned us by the Cuited State* marshal for nald
District, (or the puri>o9e of viewing the pri?perty
nffeete.1 by tin* changes In the grade of the follow
ing named street*, avenues and alleys, ntul hearttg
testimony* touching the damageM resulting to real'
property from said changes of grade. In aee4>nlance
with the terms and provisions of the net of Con
gress approved April 22. 1?.K>4. entitled An act to
provide for payment of damagea on account of
changes due to construction of the union ntatlon.
District of Columbia," to wit: M street northeast
between First and Fourth streets. II street north
east betw?>eii Second and Third struts, in front of
smiure numl?ered seven hundred ami fifty one t7r?l>:
H street northeast U'twecn Second and Third
streets ami Second street northeast between c; and'
H stn?ets. ar<mnd s<piare numbered seven hundred
and fifty-two <7r?2): alley 1m s.juare numl>ered six
hun<lred atnl twenty five i??2."i. I#ound**vl by Ma-sa
chusetts avenue. North Capitol and ?J streets rn?rth
west; Massachusetts avenue northwest between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue: F
street northwest between North Capitol and New
Jersey avenue. All owners of real property dam
aged by the changes In the grade of said street*,
avenues or alleys will tile a petition with us. *ti
thLs cause, for an allowance of damage* within
sixty (GO) days after the said twelfth day of
March. A.D. P.KttJ. Tie aforesaid act of Congress
approved April 22. li?M, provide*, that upou the
failure of any such owner to thus present ii?s
claim, within said perhsi. fils rt>rht to do shall '
eease and determine. CIIAS. A. HAKKIt. <;PX)RtiK
\V. M(?SS. (JEORGE Sl'ltANSV. C? an mission to Ap
praise Dumuges. iSeal > A true copy Teat: J R
YOCNG, Clerk. By F. E. CCNMN<iHAM. Ami|.
Clerk. ja31 30t.eSu
SI I'KI'.MK C>CUT OF TUB PISTHIOT OF CO
lumbia. hohliug a Probate Court. -hstai?* of John
It. Slmnicns, debased.?-No. 13.U5. admlnlrtra
tlon.?Application having bs?en mude to ?he Su
preme Coort the District of C- luniina. tool.ling a
Probate Court, for probate of tlie last will and
testament of snid deceased, and for letters testa
mentary on sai<l estate, bv Clara H. Siinn^?ns, it
is ordere<l this 2Tith day of January, A. D. 11K)6,
that notb-e l?e and herely la given to Mary Klizsi
Mcl eod cud to all others ct>n.-erned, t<# appear lu
said court on Monday, the 2(?th day of Februai^,
A. D. at lo o'ciitck a.m., to show cause why
such appilcotlon should not he granted: Pr??vidt*tl
this notice be published lu the "Washin^rton Uw
Iier-orter" and The Kvening Star onee in each of
three successive weeks before the return day here
iu mentioned?the tirst puulieation to l?e not i^-a
than thirty days beftirc said return day WKN
DFIJa I'. STAFFORD, Justice. '(Seal.) Attest:^
SVM. C. TAYlyOR. Deputy Register of Wills f r
the District of C<?lumbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. RAIINARD ?S: JOHNSON, Attorneys.
ja26-Jaw3t
IN THE SI i'RFMK COl'RT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, holding a Di-trict Court.?Ex parte
Mexican <?old and Silver Company. Limited. Dis
trict Court No. t?78. I pon iH.'tition of the Fnlled
States, by its attorney. Daniel \V. Raker, tills dav
filed herein, praying tisat a certain publication be
ordered by this court against one Adolf R. (Ilbsoc.
as requested by the Judge of the Fourth Civil Court
of the City of Mexico, United States of Mexico, it
is. irikthe furtherance of the interests of Interna
tional comity between the Culled States and the
United States of Mexico, this 18th day cf January,
liKKi, ordered, that the following and annexed no
tice be published in fifteen consecutive issues of
the newspaper in the city of Washington called Th%
Evening Star, and that proper prrs>f of the due
publication of said notice be made and filed in this"
cause. HARRY U CLARAFGIl, Chief Justice
(Notice.) ADOI.F R. GIRSlJN; before !he Jud?e
of the Fourth Civil Court of this ( anital. Licentiate
Angus tin Ausorena on the bench: Licentiate Man
uel R. I rrucliurtu appeared as attorney for tiie
"Mexican (iohl and Silver Recovery Company. Lim
ited." showing that you aa representative*of tue
"I* Ion is Cold Mining Company" have transferred to
the con:pa:iy which the petitioner represents, ac
cording to a written agreement dated April 2Stli
of the pres< fit year, in the city of Valdez. Terrl- .
tory of Alaska, United States of America, the
mines named "The Colurada." and "The Plamo."
locate<i in the District of Altar. State of SoBora,
as also the mine named "The Michigan." located
itj the same district of'Altar, whieh \ou acou'rAl
respectively from L. XV. Mix and his associaUs.'
and from Loass P. Serrano, according to the writ
ten agreements dated tie nth day ? January.
Is'.M, t>eJore the local jndffe of the village of No
gales, and the 24th of March. l>efore the
judge of tlie First Instance of the village of Aitar.
both acting as notaries public by virtue of law. It
hating tfen si sown extra judicially t?. the ffeti;^
ers that the fir -1 authentication of the instruments
of transfer in favor of \ ?u.. . !f l av,. l>eeii m!?Iai?C
you now come before th" cottrt piaylng in *eci?rd"
ance-wlth Article 75 of the Code of Civil Piocedure.
that upon a liearing the preparation of a aetxrid
authentication of the Instruments mentioned oe
ordered and that publication be made In three
newspapers of the greatist circulation in the city
of Valdez, Alaska; In the city of Washington, In
the United States of America, and In whatever
paper may be designated In tl.l* capital, which :>e?l
tion Is granted by the Judge In conformity with the
decreeg of Sept. 2<> last, and the 10th and 19th o'
the present month, and he designates "La Patrla"
as the newspaper in which publication shall be
made In this city. Notice whereof is hereby given
by these preeenta in accordance with the rcqu're
ments of the law. Mexico, Oct. 23th, 1905. AD?
GFSTIN PALACIO?. Notary Public. jWO-lSt 9
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