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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
TaE RAlLReAD BOYS.
Sleary WARE Beeehsr' sayss = Coed Uerd
z 81 -s-.ts for Them. ,.,.,.. A.,


Z ST. -saaA ~ ''aow gsasot sss
. Mr.! oBeeohevo had some very kind.
pwSFls teoslsy an sbohalffof tho sRcother.
Ehood q LocomOtiye Engineers, .He
said 10 could not pay too high q trib-
ute To the faithful engineers and con-
ductOrS ~hS sSAanage Che trAinssc On the
eighty thousand miles Of railroad in this
,e6untty. The public does not begin TO
Bappreciate how much it owes to these
men. II ono could take q bird 's-eye
view pf th6 whole country ON some
week Iday, fes could see thousands of
railfohd ltraisA APeeding on their course
end he would be surprised to see how
regularly they stopped and started
again, and how marvelously exempt
ttRsy We're from accidents. a1fany one
Jeodid E60kdIp the nurAberspf miles traV-
etedl by all the people in one year, and
! then divide that hEatha .nnmharsaE pei
sons in railrosdz0seoi1antsE duringsthe
same time, the quotiont would be amaz
| ing. eabelisxed that insnRaneeamen
had feallyssolVedOthis problem, t,ht
ilhad not. the .igures-at. handato show. the
result, But he did know that, strange
| as It may seem, IL was safer to travhe
than to stay as home A man starting
Isio,ff on "a tbipto San sFaahcisco5 seldom
concerned himself about his own safety
but vas always fearing lest some acci
J. dent might happen to his wife or chil
drsn At home. 2 But the debt @hici
| the puBlie owed To these mon for thei
4 Vtgilhucdiwaasamallsc0mPared,w with tina
& gotlief debtswhieh it ewessethsp on aS
q O0unt, Of their care, civility and gal
| lsntty. Thus lady, single and alone
might travel from the cbRsstE III Mann
j 70 tlleiUeEa OsegBlg andOlbiDafame
afl th0rAins nG aHhbdstmest dobeatiek
!. N That AIhs9 GGRHtF sl998 ~ sdap th
| 1samal Mr.. BeenzaEaaiis 1sli-llzat fe'
= Bsplin this country MAD tfaVeled NOR
REa spAla9 Alb GGgkla GgGqgkla aRfsDeHdsSaigSa' RsDeH sSaigSa'Hs st
q baa ;TsA adj EaItitGa znadlA ri yab-s
. sdA .hossbE ydviEsda56lg edtdtipdI
EcReBdq qaetsrsta AaEa lBs5Rng sRAaH !afts
tATtsa lotS9s 81 1idfs,T, idfsQTRI yA e ld2 Y
81 fesdt fffIa Nj Afffi12 bfHa N49er
ldPrseet dsAssH0 Nkd beewaasfqs ngg1utIk
{ lushill idE1etahlAaB nsAsiAesa esOaIt; asy
& Every man 6as bis Is Rrsjbdices, "a II
]. lqesvs er #bnil "a hgF bias. L1in9J allaa
rf-in an II ~ fffs- z4r54t n .1-xrar q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

II man with n pair Of horses hitched TO
9, horse hoo will hoe ont the ten acres
u a day as thorough'g as generally
done by hand, 80 -,
Then II new AK was wanted the
neighborfng blacksmith was applied 10,
lvho would forge out d rough, nncoutli
l1lhg aRdr call IL an Az and neither
etopnd mon, polished, and WOO to the
boy who, would be compelled TO. turn
Tho grildstone six hours, more or less,
TO bring the clumsy thing in condition
for use. Nov. the hardware store (a
hlesaed ihstitntion Twill furnish An i'm
plemept at less cost than, the ono before
described, beautiful for symmetry, and
20 highly polished rs 10 reflect tho
imageuf the chopper AZ he %ields his
keen-cutting imPIsmUnt. y v'ag Hssa
81 ) "a 1fT sdg al ~u xEaD MONT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
A cAMrAIGS 0grEE. -.

= 10 any one. sending ,us the names Of
Eve new, subscribers, accompanied by
the cash, we will send the DEMocRAT
,fpoe for one year. We make this offer
Beca nse we are very desirous of increas-
tinG 9nr circulation for the great politi-
,salad dampaign of 1880. We respectful
ly solicit the assistance of Democrats
gend rally in the work Of procuring sub
AscriBer for our paper. If the sub
satf Btions are sent in before the expira:
ton hlof the present year We will add
'saali alli the balance of this year free, and
'ggsnd the paper for the full twelve
iiinitBAh iiinitBAhths in 1880.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
sETxerR GSlD nDos4LD.
Tie 5ashIBgten Pest Sarse- nn TnSIsef.
bIe TteLet Ter 1880.

wAsnIxeroS, Nov. This morn
ina,s Post. in an article headed "The
Men for 1850" says Of the reSult of
Tuesdays election: ta.as c.
The defeat of Gov. Robinson in New
York finally disposes Of The Presidential
aspiration of Mr. TIlder That gentle
man staked his all en- the result az the
Gubernatorial contest aud has lost
The issue WAS perfectly plain. from the
beginning. Air Tilden made it himself
and thei party accepted ii. Robinson
has been beaten, badly Beaten, and in
his failure is contained the positive
proof Of Tiiden's inability to carry New
York, and his consequent nniituess.asa
Presidential candidate. We haSe hbw
The right TO demand that Mr.. filden,
having US conclusively y established has
weakness, give way to men better rqnal-
fied to lead the Democratic party la the
knasi0nal battle Of next year.
New York has established its posi-
ton as a Demoeratic State. Any man
whom the National ConyeDtioR, shall
Illuminate. can Gerry. it next fals--except
Mr.. Tiiden. The National Democracy
cannot risk their hopes Of ss,,s ctes in :,
the coming Presidential contest on the
feelings of one man, and that an sun-
worthy one, Oar candidate neAt year
must be able to unite every element Of
the party in his favor in every State in
the Union, and espeeialiyin New York
The, article. concludes as follows: = 3
Seymour and Mcdonald would Q in
| vincible. Seymour would carry New
York against Grant, Sherman, Blaine
or any one whom the Republicans could
putin the field McDenald could not 3
be beaten in IndianaJ The South will
come up solidly to the support Of any
candidate we may pame. This Is the
Z ticket to win. Let us nblninats7it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

recent obituary notice says: ssMEIb
Iii was an essfasRsie efsfzsm: He
With pErfeet rdsig6ayien. irIEE6i bad
hyiteBeeH aAar4ked ddlhge lGsihai 1oi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
Lote.siek = alalaeas seterallne.l 10 Die.

- sHs zsfissEgx e4a gszs1,
sooMany months age, in that part of 81
the city of Bordeaux which is known
as. the Quarter de la Comedie a scene
was enacted, which, if it had been al
lowed to take its course, would have g
warranted the change of the name of
the district into that. of itragedy.5 aEUsO Asss
Young sisters, dressed in white gar IS.
ments, were discovered half asphyxiated
in a room, from the middle of which a
Ibrazser sent forth the deadly fumes ofs1l
burning charcoal, The wiAdows were ros
imnediately opened, and after. two or
three days care In the hospital the girls
recovered.' They had been crossed in 3
love, it appeared and defining life not
worth keeping, thoy did their best. too
abandon itqnietly and painlessly. So +
lelosed the first act of, the drama. One
day, by the side of an avenue Of poplar
1 trees leading to the residence of gem
Itleman'6f Bordeaux werea found the
bodies of two young women. Blood s
Twas trickling from their corpses, aud
IlaY in pool around them. Two re-
volvers were close to their hands, and
the people who9nick u collected aronndb bn
the Enqt rsscpgpized in thes dead, before :,
ttheIh the sisters &ho had previously at
tembted to 81 b suiefas, s 10
] abe4 HF9ttero addressed iaiyeUasiofiil
thsrhstod&alncalj pApenlaIlroyHi'a sfaiakm.
''Iafgh koRlU tn, ahistAFv baf these pp9e1r no
aGa ID sbslIIIfis,ss 81 s fsn ns,Isasee Isee 1
4 Of ii ] oaanef " ffe aaaven'Ne 6frlayl;aafA
WAS Vas mere liAenelSHgan relidte iinas1e
af1llfiaai His inslp aadshix friends pftb
" fogj iepea3ing what 9heyd baYAs saidUa9
eonld IL 1std otrdenr ntS 70 bes5ie becso5ie lis nbfde !
CIT Hsl ll-llGnL q ~ zadt:a ~ Ilis esninl
.9no4l logdondkr thaknE Esgotists . fR5 VthesI3 j
.werIdee HgIsgod Tqsxo only asaI ssfRI 9slE sss
I sss.s q ssiiiaa esaioIosa gass ~ IEiiu yil
ashsbj 1s3A59 efdt ss11su
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
nazna o. 1DvmasNd.

Business notices In the kR@4 0olmanns
20 cents per line. Z @sf eH
For legal and transient adyssE1ssSz R
81 90 poT square, fer the arst i1S0rf1Oa, aRa
50 cents per square for eash subsequent in
sertion. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
o DfEEcrOz.s MEETING.
0HEdoN PLoNEER ASSOCIATION, ,l
} jGq RECoRDIYG SRCY'S OFFICE,

0HEdoS PLoNEER ASSOCIATION, ,s :.
ieq RECORDING SEcY'S. OFFICE,
II sAtEN, on, Nov. II, 1879.
: There fSq'SaSSiil 'SaSSiil Be meeting of. tlle Board
Of Directors of the Oregon Pioneer
ABSORPTION held at the ssscretary'553 of f
fee in SALEM on Tuesday, December ,,
1879, at which meeting all, Of Tie board
and officers are earnestly requested to
be present, as business of considerable
airnndrtahrcceeS win BE brought before the
IdReethg. BY order Of .'''s
yIao - Hon. II. CRAwaFEsoRD, Pres. E
i;dI.I HfiS5 HfiESS5RXY Y BnRcoIwSSS, Rec. Sec. = ~.
! Istaat6es, papers Z i respectfully reqhesfe5,
tO.pqb1ish the above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16


There is a material difference between the
terms offered by Secretary Sherman In his Cir
cular issued to-day. putting the four per cent.
bonds again On the market, and the terms at
which the bonds were sold for the REDEMPTION
OF the hye-twent1eS OF 1865, 1861 and 1863 The
bonds are now to be sold at premium of one
half OF one per cent. and accrued interest, with
commission OF one eighth Of one per cent on
all sums above thousand dollars. Formerly
they were sold at par, with accrued interest
and maximum premium Of thirty-f1ve hun
dredthS per cent. In exchanging rncalled ten
forty bonds for four per cents, the holder OF the
ten-fOrtfes will get one-half OF one per cent.
premium and a commission Of one eighth or one
per cot When the refunding Of the hVe-t"eh-
ties was In progress the holder OF uncaiied
bonds OF that denomination exchanged for four
per cents was allowed three months interest
and a maximum commission of thirty-five hum
dredths per cent. 1t is needless to say
that these terms are more favorable TO
the government than the terms given In
the refundiDg Of the nve-twenttes were.
The comparative saving to the government on
the s15N 600 900 to be sold for the redemption of
a like sum Of ten-forties viii be little over one
million dollars. Under such circumstances
spectators In government bonds would natu-
rally try to use the refunding certificates,
which are convertible into four per cents, to
procure the latter, but the Secretary's circular
directs that premium OF one-han Of one per
cent. viii be required On all refunding certif-
Gates issued upon the certificates of national
depositary bank. This will head Off all opera
lions In that direction. Refunding certificates
can, however, be obtained for lawful money on
the same terms as heretofore par and &C
erued interest
The Secretary annorneea that hn will COR,
$50, oOG, 900 four per cents: This would not be
sufficient to redeem all the outstanding ten
forty bonds, which represent sls4, Sc, $780, The
difference between these two amounts
$44,5SS, sOs-wfil be made up by the sale OF the
refunding certificates, that amount of which
are offered for sale under the terms already In
dicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

THOMAS J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent,
1216 street nv.
FOB RENT.
GIL 18th, &story Brick, 10 rooms. mod inns
700 18th. Sstory Brick, 9 rooms, mod. fmpe
6Sn and 613 n. J. ave. NV, Brick. rooms, m l.
NE. cor Vt ave. and n St, Brick, IL rooms, M L
4l8 Sd ct NV, Brick, II rooms, mod. tmpa
1921 y. Y. ave, 3story Brick. IL rs, water, gas.
91A 18th NV, Brick, 10 rs. water and gaa ml.1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

NOHxNH LOAN OFFICE. corn., 1sh a ..sU-
- 1crt AZ. }sntrancs on eyenue.l The mc3 -
y ths InEssf ss9 oe 70 the city. Money loaned
silver MasDnse R!.es ana EiaSed Vars MsS -
iS rn:s! f sn3 !.dtes ala Qeniiss11 Qoins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
Great Falls Ice Company,
(Organizei 1860


organized 1860
OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE DISTRICT
With unequared facilities for the storing an1 de-
livery OF IOE, and hay. ng on hand in the District
and stored on the Kennebec full supply, We beg
leave to II form the public that prepare 20
furnish ct our Depots,
Foot Of 10Th street, Washington,
5S Uater street, GeOr0ctOsCp,
At the following low figures viz:
Is, 20, Is CENTS PER 100 LBS.
ICE delivered from our route wagons at the most
reasonable rates.
REMEMBER We handle nothing but pure ICE
such as can be- and ia used for any and all purpo
and ~ we can guarantee full supply the seaso /
through would be to the advantage Of pa clt
using ICE in large quantities to call and make
arIsneements for delivery direct from De pots.
Telephonic connections with all parts Of the city
through the Telephone Exchai &c, private wire, to
Eth and + NV and 221 Pennsylvania ave. So, from
which points orders win be received and promptly
attended to- Orders can be given to drivers of our
wagons, or left at the depots or offices Of the Com
pany as follows. viz:
WASHINGTON,
wharf,
GEORGETOWN,
JOG High st., Depot. 50 Water st.
can be obtained at any time and in any quantity.
j. HARRISON JOHNSON
Vice President and General Superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

FOR BENT.
124 East Capitol st.. brick, IL rooms mod tmps $50
S2O 9TH st. brick house store, II rs mod imps 80
2new Brick Houses rooms. mod. Inn ~, each. .16
nAl g., br1cE rooms, gas and water. ID
FOR SALE
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant loca.
cash payments the balance s monthly, or TO suit
CUSTOMERS, At low rate interest
Aiso.a great many fine LOTS in al sections Of the
W. Z. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker,
ap3-tr 708 It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
INLAND AND SEABOARD COAsTuNs.
L COMPANY.
Foa NohfoLK FoHTRESs MONROE AND

THE SOUTH, AN~
stopping at all the Principal River Landings
On and after April 9th, the new and
swift steamers LADY or THE LAKE d
and JANE MOSELEY leave 9th
FRIDAY. &C O'Clock pm, Connecting st NorSoiH
with Inc steamers to Boston. New York Richmond
and all the Railroad lines South -''S"uiono
licsess, - Konnd Trip. good for 80 days, el C.
$3.50 = - GO HoeSbs ApSfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

TOR CHOICE TEAS,
COFFEES.
SUGARS,
CANNED GOODS, &C., &c
AT Rock BOTTOM PRICES,
Go to the Grocery and Tea Store of
WIN. F. GIVEN,
11O4 TsCelfth at.
Get his Latest Price List apls-tmy8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
The Secret Societies of Russia.

The attempted assassination Of the Car OF
Russia has revived interest In the matter OF
the rise and progress OF the secret societies
which now terrify the Russian authorities. The
first organization of the kind was formed In
1875, with the purpose of dethroning Nicholas
1, In order to form constitutional government
Many members Of the society were hanged al d
thousands were sent to Siberia, but the orgap,-
zation continued its work. The ideas OF tie
revolutionists were expressed with comparative
freedom through the press between 1858 and
1s72, but In the latter year an order was issued
by the Car giving the minister of the interior
power to punish newspapers for their publica-
lions, and persecution has been the constant
rule since that time. The secret societies
now In existence include In their num-
bers military officers Of every rank, common
soldiers. representatives of the middle
classes, but very few OF the peasantry.
They profess entire disregard for existing Gus
toms. The women who have joined the socie-
ties from all classes OF society, the highest to
the lowest, are by no means an INSIGNIFICANT
element among the nihilists. All show great
zeal In risking every danger to spread their
opinions and to carry out the DEGREES OF the
order. 1t is said that the government has no
conception CT the extent to which these socle-
ties have taken root In every city and village of
the empire. A secret government has been es-
taDilshed by the societies, which tries success
lively those In authority. IL decree of death is
pronounced an executioner Is appointed In
the oath taken at initiation q new member
swears that he will sacrifice life and all that Is
sacred In "the struggle against the bloodthirsty
tyrants and oppressors OF the Russian people,"
and that he Will obey and execute every unani-
nous decision OF the circle without hesitation,
he continues: I" i know that must be ready to
light In the name OF the liberty of the Russian
people when the moment OF rising shall arrive
ana the grand sign be given Of calling to arms,
The New York Sun to-day declares for Sec
retary Sherman for the Presidency, that Is to
Say, as between Sherman and Grant, though it
doesn't like either the principles or the prae-
tees OF the Finance Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
THE WONDERFUL
Pain Believer.

Pain Believer.
BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER
was invented as an improvement upon the ordinary
Porous Plaster II contains all the valuable gu ali
here. all comparison endf for the new combination
Of powerful vegetable Ingredients contained in Ben
effective in its action than the ordinary porous as
ter or any other external remedy including lini-
trca appance. The pain a 1eist se sof.ed else
ing and curative properties of this article are truly
LAME BACK
For Laneness or weakness OF TIE Back Soinal
anectioIs Pains In the Side or Hips. arising from
Coids or overexe ton, Strains, or any otter cau.e
Inc pest KNOWN remedy Is Benson's Cspcine Porous
1t gives almost immediate relief, ssreaythsns and
cures where other plasters will not even relieve
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Women suffering pains and weakness obtain great
ao We ea4SsS
mend 1t to mothers as remedy for the all nents OF
chlldren In such cases as whoopiny cough crJup
colds and all affections of the lungs. Many ca vss
hs oetn Iep1ed sessn where Children having
been relieved in less than one hour.
For Rheumatism. sciatica and I.um-
na4O, Kidney Disease, Affections of the
Cough. and Asdrs SoiGs nna
Astnma or Lung difficulties, and ALI
and eOreness,
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
is the best, most convenient. inexpensive and efY.c
saeptlcAl concerning the above statements to con.
su. .enaole physicians in their own loo lty. lis
cisns inert 1sa is known to all weinforned pays
~. ana they win confirm the assertion, that i. Is
Ioe pss' external remedy ever devised
sold BY ALL DRUaGIsrs-PR1cE IS GENTS.
RUILDERs AND HausE OyVNE.ss
sortment Of MANTELs that has ver bean az es ~
in this CITY. co,pprlf ing slate White Blua AMI Va
riegshd Marble Aso, Copb;natiou and In,aii
Mantes. These latter are inlaid with Mint,n and
Maw'e hand painted encaustic Tiles; thew are hn !,
beautiful ana lasting, aud chean "a md N I. ~
Mantels All styles on exhibition aud selling &C the
Dining Rooms and Chamber Mante,s at sl5
Over thousand different designs of Tiles for
hearths, vest'bules, wainscoatiny, &c. &c sc
Ds ffE Us furnished ON application
Also best OF city references.
NJ. ROCKIES
SLATE AND MARBLE WORKS.
a.9w&s1m 1883 ". ace, n.,c.. near q st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
FRENCH TABLE CLARETS, 500 DOZEN,
II Retailed ut Case Prices.
r. ]. FEGAN'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE.
3p16-lms 3O5 9th street n. ".
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.

est stock Of choice DRESS GOODS that we have
offered to the public including all the new and
desirable goods O. this seasons importation, which
we offer at prices that will insure their speedy Gale
We call particular attention to our stock OF Bi ,a
theme Silks, Back and Oolored Grenadines, IN
Checks, Stripes and Dammasses; Pekin Sltln; Saul
STREET SUITINGS. .u
In Bengsne Pa.riesnne Gash%egEe de se9s and
Bsrege de Sante Drap d'Ete, Tunis Clotn. D.
agonal and Striped Cloth for WRAPS .oa ,,,aor tho
hammer st very low figures, and will sold 1t very
atfracrye prices and 8 discount of five per cent.
allowed for cash.
tE-ONE PRICE ONLY c,r,, D. CONS
II 9lS Peaasyls0ni1 ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
WE ARE sH9wINa GENERAL NEW STYLE

WE ARE SHUMIN9 bEVEkAI NEW STYLES
decorated, and while sustaining the su-fffT}{3H
periority OF our manufSCture. viii sell
cheaper than elsewhere.
We aim at a high standard OF excellence I'm our
PLUMbING work, but will make prices a. low n
possible. -
If well established reputation ''"'os
ALSO.
Decorative Tile. Ae A>AA eao
Connected with TELEPHONE Exchanee.m
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
apply 3l7 9th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN
HAIR RENERER

ls scientific nlDnation of some of the most pow
er1ui restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom.
1t restores gray hair 10 its original color IL makes
the scalp white ana clean. 1t cures dandruff aud
humors. and falling ont of tbs hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle 10y which the hair is nour-
shed and supported II makes the hair most soft
and glossy, and is unsurpassed as q hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation ever offered
to the PUBLIC, as Its effects remain loag time,
making only an occasional application necessary.
1t is recommended and used by eminent medical
men, and officially endorsed by the State Asssyer of
massachusetts The popularity of HALLS HAIR
REVIEWER has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in foreign lands
and it is low known and used In all the civilized
countries Of the world
For sale by z. D. GILMAN and all dealers
ap14m,Mf,St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

The Boston Herald understands that some OF
the more fervent greenbackers in that region
are losing faith In Gen. Buffers soundness Tor
unsoundness), and are only willing to endure
him for the sake of the sound money he Is
ready to put out. As a capitalist and as large
employer of labor he could endure imitation,
which Increases the power Of capital, especially
when 1t Is shrewdly managed, but his stake in
the community Is too large to permit him to be
communist. The clap-trap With which he
amused his audiences last year was used by him
as lawyer uses arguments for effect in par
ticular case, and not as an honest confession OF
opinion. The mere Jewelers. begin to see that
Butler is not OF them, and do not hesitate to
denounce him privately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOS L. wA0GAMAN, 6ls Seventh stress.
(OhAnges made Wednesday, and SaturdAyA)
TAree-Story Ho;sscs for Sale

TAree-Story Ho;sscs for Sale.
H 5s1 Hctel 9TH Ct road. mod mps. S6S00
szd.I2S-725 18th st. NV. mod imps, 10 rs. 80 600
S s9s 6 - st. NV mod imps i rs.. ~ s soo
SSS h st. NV mod In ps.. IL IA t30OO
o oae IOtb st. ne, mod. mps. rs-....-.. 2m0
81 Oh 81. s-w. rs.... LOW
Iseo-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
~ III, Tth 1T, st Sc b. h., mod inns, s:....$ssoo
,atb - dptn 81 NJ E. h.. mod. imps, rs. 4s2
gls 10Th st. NV b.. 7rs................. 1900
S24 826 Del av., b. h.. rs........... 1000
~ aa4 "a, "a ave Sc FL. rs. 800
Soo II st. e., H., IL rs.................... 5000
Unimproued Property For Sale
\ st bet. ~ and 9th s.w., per ft.......... 20
j. st.. bet 10th and 18th Q, per ft......... 40
Zcih St. bet ana SITS. NV, per It. ...... 20
18th st. bet and n W.. per ft.............. 20
81 pet 18th and both NV. per ft.......... Is
1n st; o st Del pei aye and I'd St sw Per f. Is
OIL st., pet Va ave. and st. Sc. per H...... .15
Houses for Rent
a aS5o iotD st. NV, store, mod. imps. $50 90
94S r. ave NV. upper hcOrs) l. IL rs... 40U0
1 1,02 Md. ave. W mod imps II rs..... 600
- ~ i.tn II NV Cd imps, 10 IS 90
70 1ei, 81 = ne. mod imps rs $500
1251 ~ Nv mod 1mpa.. 8rs............. $3.50
I43pol44O Rhode Island ave.. M i :. 8 rs.. 1000
2 18th st. and Me- ave sw. RS: 100
1xzo y 81 DIV, b rs Observation-Disclosures. 1906
aans "a e W., re 1880
Xxx 80 dStn b. w., rs. .................1 Is 90
13s t2ln b. sW. 1902
90 1922 otn h NV, rs....:....-........-....1 10 90
70 Grsce st., GEORGETOWN. rs...... ........ Is 90
Stores.
iNs I'd dSe 10 90
I . st., carpenter shop. $500
s3a st., hall, has steam power printing Office so 90
III La. ave-, 1storej 7th It. 1soS