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A USTIN p. BROWN.
IA REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
1925 F street northwest.

HOUSES FOR SALE
Cor. Massachusetts, ave. and 18th St, IL rs, mod.
New threestory House. Iowa Circle, mod. impa;
18th SITS. mod. imps. $1,000. ' Inv" 'e' ''' ~'''
Large HOUSE, Vermont ave-. bet. K and Sta. mod.
New House cor. Riggs and 18th sts NV, mod
Store and Dwelling, cor 9th and Q sts n W., - 900.
SITS. rs and bath. Terms easy; $1,000.
Two 3-story Houses on Riggs ST. n. W.. near 18th;
Three-story English basement House, ~ n, mod.
1hree-story House with stable, on N st., bet 10th
10 rs; mod. imps.; $1,000.
Ss1Gf to- 2l'' and I'D
NV; ID rs; mod imps- S35,OOO
Three-stOry and basement house. on St Nv, near
cor. 18th; mod. imps; $1,000.
Two houses on B st. n. e.. bet 9th and It'll; mod
imps.: $500, 81. 500 ~-1 ''"' "'''
Large house and several thousand feet Of ground on
stable h SSofa Gs 0e. s'n ana
Stable moS m Ga Ano io'n SIS and
Large double house on Mass. ave bet 18th and 18th
s houses noS SS iG On
NV; rs; bath and cellar: 30 feet parking. From
2Sth ST. NV, corner St. from SIS 800 to 81, 600
Threestory house, corner 9th and st, $4,000
lot S4x225: thTeestory brick. with stable Sa0 600
modern improvements $4,000.
improvements; So 800 70 $4,000 - -'-e'n
Vacant property In all sections of city and suburbs
Money to loan on real estate security -''''e'
Large loans q specially. se3-lm
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We Can ANT We WIZ

GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY
IN FINE SHOES
See some OF our prices below:
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button, hand sewed, 50. so
straight Goat Button. hand sew ed, "a.
DongoIa genuine stock hand seWed, 81 So
line French Kid hand turns, s..
Gents II and Welt (nune BETTER, 81.
Hand Sewed Fine Calf and Seamless s.
Good School Shoes for Children for ST.
el famous 500 Cali Shoes are OF the best quality
WMock. are neat stylish, and will wear
we make 10 measure the following: Gents Extra
fine American Calf Shoes, in any 4yie tor ouly S.
aAo rfenc1 Calf for 80. We warrant a ht and solid
On ~ INES prices are about 80 per cent less than
GEO W. RICH -
<o9 sra Is NV. ,.
0DONT FORGET THE NuMRER -.z.,-is ..,o -
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REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1870 STREET n w
We have for sale notes for $500 ana 500 secured
by first mortgage good property Ct per cent Snr
wears Also, Tor sale ON monthly paymenrS c,Ssa
six-room Bricks in northeast section dom 81 $40 to
o. 500
and c. at great bargain on easy terms
For Sale-On Rhode Island avenue. between l<&h and
improvements: south .I front: 10 rooms; $4,000
syenue between 24ih and 18th n w., south sise "a 3
story and basensat orick; newly repaired, modern
streets rooms and bath; splendid oppcrtunitS:
$500. ~
For sale Lots on south side Of n NV, near
Those two beautiful Cottage Houses ON Keovon ..
low on small cash payment, and balance months
Two desirable Frame Houses on Valley - deere.
Choice lots 18th stzsee and Columbia Hssehs. ana
10 Loaa-s6 .OO0ss spsr esas ~ tenn Of y.ar, "a
city properly. Hl3Sm
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The rumor that Civil Service Commissioner
Eaton intends to shortly resign his office seems.
70 rest on his known intention to do SO as soon
as the law works smoothly. Just now it may
be thought to need the service of its friends.
and in that case Mr. Eaton would scarcely feel
it q suitable time for him to leave his post,
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The appointment of Mr. Seeberger as collector
of the port Of Chicago is fresh proof of Presi-
dent Cleveland's determination to select men
who will carry out his civil service views. Mr..
Seeberger's democracy Is orthodox and his
charcter high, but the politicians urged the ap-
pointment of another man who would "take
better care Of their friends" This argument
when submitted to the President produced a
most unlucky effect, SO far the politians were
concerned, as Mr.. Seeberger was thereupon at
once appointed.
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There Is great confusion in both parties in
New York state over the state tickets A
strong antiHill movement has made itself felt
In the democratic camp, and Ex-Governor Cor
nelfs name has been sprung upon the republi-
cans. Inc nominations will probably hang
upon chance at last -r-s- -,Ir4 srD'.-4
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SovxRE1ass FoH A PExsr,

We feel ourselves somewhat In the predicament Of
the man who stood ON London Bridge trying to sell
sovereigns for q penny apiece. Nobody would buy
them, because they couldn't how he could afford
however. we won't carry the illustration any further
but submit
A FEW WORDS ABOUT SOME JEWELRY WE
ARE GOING TO SELL THIS WEEK.
OF late years there has been an enormous demand
for Cheap Jewelry. Manufacturers have perfected
their machinery and have attained such skill in work.
manship that they have been enabled to turn out
cheap articles made of base metal plated. known as
"Fire-Gt Goods which, far as looks CO. are fully
equal to any genuine Rolled Plate Jewelry.
All this however, has not injured the trade in gen.
uine Roled-Plate Jewelry-the cheapness of the imt
tation goods has simply created and satisfied
nous additional demand. There are thousands of
ladies In Washington who have worn and never
will wear piece Of cheap Imitation jewelry 1t is
these ladies whom We want to see around jewelry
counters this week.
An extensive manufacturer of genuine Rolled Plate
Jewery sent for day last week and invited
make an offer for his entire stock. We really had
idea of buying the goods but simply a business form
We appraised the stock and offered him onefourth its
actual value. To our establishment instead Of refus-
ing indignantly he asked if he could get check that
day, and telling him that he could he accepted
our offer.
We will place the entire lot OF genuine Rolled-Pate
Jewelry on our counters MONDAY and until all are
sold.
AT 79c EACH.
100 DOz. EXTRA HEAVY ROLLED-PLATE
PINS STUDDED WITH REAL GARNETS AND
PEARLS NEVER SOLD BELOW 81.
AT &c EACH
go DOz- RoLIEDPLATE PINS. WOULD BE
CHEAP AT 81.
AT SEC EACH.
20 pOZ. BANGLES, WARRANTED STER-SIL
VER FOR LADIES AND MISSES SOLD ELSE
WHERE AT $l.25.
so DOE oXYDI7ED PINS, ASSORTED PAT
TERMS WE HAVE THEM IN OUR REGULAR
STOCK AT 25C.
IS DOE CLOAK CLASPS IN OXYDIZED AND
BRONZE, GOOD VALUE, 75C.
AT 7SC. PAIR
as DOZ. PAIRS ROLLED-PLAT EARDROPS
WITH REAL PEARLS AND GARNETS. REGU-
LAR PRICE, $1.75
AT 94c. EACH.
40 DOZ. GENTS ROLLEDPLATE VEST
CHAINS, ALL PATTERNS. VALUE 81.
AT sac. EACH.
81 DOE PLAIN GOLD RINGS, WARRANTED
14-KARAT GOLD. SOLD ALL OVER AT Sl5O.
AT CSC. PAIR
% DOZ. ROLLED-PLATE BANGLES FOR LA
DIES AND MISSES REAL VALUE, Sl25
AT 7Oc. PAIR
% DOz. FINE RoLLED-PLATE EARRINGS.
CHEAP AT $1.25
NOW, WHO WILL COME AND BUY OUR SOW
EREIGNS AT A PENNY APIECE:
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VITANTED-s1,O 600 ON FTRsT-cLAss AND
commission. Al once. Address Money" star Of
flee. lie
w 5000, secured BY arstclass real estate in Wiz.
gns for Which gsG Gsns S g paid No sSm
VUANTED-AC COMPLETE sEToFAPPLETON7s
est cash price. Address Box 81, Star ofce sels3ts
WANTED-s 5oO, At 8 PER CENT, AT ONCE
ty. Apply to NJ b. PECK. 934 St seiS2ws
WANTED sEcoND-HAND CLOTHING, GUNS
Watches pistols jeweiry "a. Also fnsniturs stoves
7O1 7th st s. W. Note by mail prompuy attendedto.
WANTE1. ;.9I;5.l FEATHEks, n LARGE OR
price win be paid. Address Box s. Star ONCE se152W
WANTED--CO ELECTIONS OF TNfTED
apa Fs 1es
WANTED--MME;; aENEsTE, DE PARIS. CUR
's,n' and 'S'' zone s s6 iasf1
selO3m Washington, D. G.
WANTED-lOOL LADIES AND GENTS TO HAVE
finished work proofs shown Rss caav s sed
r Vs1 month
-FURNITURE TO UPHoIsTFR.
80 A. Il sSSIaAcE = BRO.
VXTANTED-SPECIAL LESSONS FOR PERsoNS
w preparing for competitive EXAMINATIONS nv a
lady, many Of whose pupils have received fine an
pontments under civil service rules Miss BALCH
1900 o st. se2-1m
"ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE ART OF
w Dress Cutting by Moody new and perfect Tailor
SYSTEM not chart. Removed to $40 Markell Snace
Cutting Fitting and Patterns Cut Miss n Hill
BEHI. au22-3m
"ANTED--ELECTRICH HAIR RFSTORER. THE
w wonder Of the age; rs more testimonials of hair
produced after 10 to 70 years of badness IS 600 Is
offered for any person under the age Of 60 If the
Electric Hair Restorer fails to produce Hair in from
six weeks TO three months. Examinations Of scalp
free at the office OF Mrs. Dr. ]. Semmes the WorldR-
sure to find 1912. ~ AVN: .od
WANTED - STEAM CARPET-CLEANING ny
w, our process Pros nc whipping. Telephone 1866
"ANTEDITIIE PUBLIC TO USE LLOYUs
w Zoe washington Express. Baggage delivered
to all parts OF the city, railroads Steamboats, &C Fur
writer's &C, handled with care Trunks taken to any
turning to the city leave their checks nj either
office. Telephone No. 549-4 Offices: 1908 ST. NV
and 4S1 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ~
au2l-lm* JOHN c. HAWLEY Proprietor
"ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r
w BEALL, Basement 1920 F St. n. w., ia a Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory US
Commissioners, Examiner and Notary. Always in of.
nee from a. m. to 3 p. M Telephone-344-I m2
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MODEL HOUSES.

FOR SALE OR RENTING Houses in the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block Just being completed
North ave, between Park ave. and Bolton ST., Balti
plans to select from. High elevation; only 20 min
utes ride from center of city; close 10 Druid Hill Park
Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation, in win
ter.cooi in summer grassy sloping terraced arts
tic finish, frescoed bath rooms open replaces model
class Investment Call and examine them. or send
for illustrated book model Homes, describing them
Address, w. I. STORk Builder and owner,
se121m North ave. and Park ave-, Baltimore
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1902 2lst. 14r. mi. 10000
1923 39th, Sr. ,m.i....2 90
1926 10Th st. NV, Sr. $500
1902 II st.n.w., 11r.G5.O0
'21S to 234 i s.w. Or. 1850
1928 r INV. 5 r.........l5
1920 De Sales st.. 11r....75
1907 III st. NV. .14r.. 1888
il1l9 r. l. ave.. l3r.
1906 SuudrdP., 1Or..91.67
AS J. FISHER & co,
1894 F street northwest.
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We Have Nor OSE HuspREp

We Have Nor OSE HuspREp
SUITS OR PANTALooNs OF ONE KIND.
BUT WE HAVE YOUR SIZE IN TWO HUN
DREDDIFFERENTsTYLEs WHICH
WE THINK YOU CAN SELECT ONE. AND
AT PRICES THAT WILL AGREEABIy
SURPRISE YOU AND BE SATISFACTORY
TO Us WE REPLENIsH OUR STOCK
DAILY, THEREBY KEEPING EVERY.
THING BRIGHT AND FRESH. THEsAME
RULE APPLIES To BOYS AND CHI,
DRENs STOCK. OFwHICH WE HAvEAN
IMMENSE VARIETY. ONE PRICE To
ALL.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
400. CORNER 7TH AND SIS. NV.
selA JOS NJ. GRADY. MANAGER.
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ExrREnE FAIL NOVELTIES
ARE NOW DISPLAYED AT
BIB "A 3 D MMMM
BIB "A U o MMMM SSSs
AAA u U N N M
BP8 A UU Il N NJ eSSS
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.

In regard to the above announcement we wish to
state we are now prepared to meet any demand that
may be made on all the latest fall goods or novelties
We can show the most complete line of Dry Goods,
Suits and Cloaks, Millinery, Dress Trimmings Hos-
cry, Corsets, Underwear, Upholstery Goods House
keeping Goods Kid Gloves Gentlemen's Furnishings:
In fact anybody who may desire anything the line
of Wearing Apparel. Novelties, or Housekeeping
Goods can be supplied with them at
BAUMs MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
at prices which will guarantee to be lower than the
lowest To assure patrons of sincerity Of our
assertion We will, at any time, refund money to dis
satisfied purchasers
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
We wish to call to your attention that we are selling
our famous c. B. Corset in red blue, black or drab
guaranteed to be all whalebone and q perfect fit at
SLIT each, sold elsewhere at 81 So
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
In this department we have the GREATEST bargains
ever sold in this city 1t Is nothing else but emise
which is made of good cotton II tucks, full length
made as good the best at 19c EACH sold elsewhere
at Csc.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
This department is booming full Of novelties of Pen
oanfs, Balls, Feather Trimmings. Fringes and Gmps
Which we are displaying a. nom 15c- yard TO $50 a
YARD we are fully aware of the fact that it is
WHAT early for these goods, but cordially invite
you 70 call and inspect them and guarantee give
you as much attention as if you came to purchase
mus far our Dress Trimming Department has been
the talk of the town.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Due notice VIII be given to the public Of our grand
spiay VI Millinery which Will take place very shortly
n. h-Stricty one price at BAUM'S 4l8 18th street
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Special attractions for this week.
1oo pieces Saiins in all colors at &c. actual value
% pieces Silk Velvet I'm all colors at re. sold
Aast season at 81.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
70 pieces Cut Cashmere, at Csc; worth doc
70 pieces Fancy Suiting, 25c; worth 35c
These goods are special values and well worthy nj
your attention
Our Flannels acknowledged by all to be the hest
values In the city We again call your attention to
our 25c Red Twill, our 2Oc Red Twill our orc plain
White. and our 35c. Plain White. We are convinced
that investigation has proven them the best and for
that reason alone we have again duplicated our orders
and again take pleasure In announcing To Won that
stock is complete In every respect
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M ANIED.IO SELLCPURE REPRESENTA-
wv Healthml Virginia, Ohio and Cslifornia C5sssss
sk1c and y gallon H. A sELi06ON WhoissSE
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The uprising against Turkish rule in
Ropmelia has an appearance of spontaneity,
but was guided, no doubt, by European in
fiuence. The change in despots will be greatly
TO the advantage of Austria and Russia, and,
according to general report, is consequence
of the recent meeting of the rulers of those two
empires. Roumelia controls the Danube, a
river which Austria regards with much the
same feeling IS Germany has for the Rhine.
Under the present scheme, the navigation of
this great river will be practically In ,Austrias
power. Russia finds her principal advantage
In the better political hold 1t gives her on the
southeast corner Of Europe, where Turkeys.
foothold Is year by year growing more precar-
ious,
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NOR RENT
II Cor. 10Th & NY. av..I
4Or.. m.i............ $250.OO
1853 P St., 12r., m. l. 1888
1866 r. l. av,12r., mlS3. 80
500 14th, Jar. ,m.i...1 100. 30
Fl Lafayette sq.......333.3 3
2l33 X st. NV. Sr., m .i..5O
1871 n. H.av. 11r.....al.67
1924 n. Y.av.l2r.m.i. 125
1914 21st ST., 14r...125.0O
THOM
Se10
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PESTAURANT FOR SALE-THE OPPOKTU-
nifty is offered to purchase tirStcass Restaurant
centrally located on Pennsylvania NV: cheap.
The location Is one OF the nest in the city. The
place is well Tilted up in every respect with all mod
ern improvements
Inquire at 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV. se5-3w*
LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID INVESTMENT-DE-
- sirable business property, 9l3 Pennsylvania ave,
between 9Th and 10th SITS NV. north side. For par
ucuiars and price apply to WIN. J. MILLER, Attor-
ney-at-Law, 4S6 Louisiana ave. se18-3ts
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LNOR SALE-LOTS
se1-1m l1I8 = ~ NJ

INOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SENERAL
4 very desirable Villa Sites overlooking the entire
city and IN the Immediate vicinity of Gen ogans
residence.
LOT Corner Clifton and 18th SITS extended. look
Slo unsurpassed Tor location and Ii without competi-
ton. Intending investors should consult US before
purchasing We have Lots all sections of Column
Ola Heights and Columbian University grounds, fror
10 cents up PARK Err q TOWNSEND,
au3l-lm l4ls 81 n Va
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The North American Rerie,c for October pub
fishes symposium" between Senator Eustis,
Mayor Grace, of New York, and Theodore Roose-
welt on the Presidents policy. By this means a
triangular view is obtained that is quite enter
tanning. Senator Eustis leads off with q sharp
attack on the civil service law, which he asserts
Is the outcome OF "a humiliating surrender to
the inSolent demands of political syndicate
whose aim Is to rule ruin the democratic
party although they have not the remotest
sympathy with its principles" Assuming to
speak for that party he declares that "demo-
Gratis deprecate this unearned and baneful in
fuence of a clique outside Of the democratic
party"
Mayor Grace takes quite q different view OF
the situation. He starts with the fundamental
argument that the Presidents functions are
executive, not political. 1t is for Congress to
decide questions of national policy, and the
Presidents duty consists in carrying out the
purposes of the legislative branch. Hence, he
reasons, the President is vitality interested in
having a civil service which shall enable him to
fulfil his administrative obligations to the best
advantage. 'The control of the civil service"
says Mayor Grace, sis the Presidents chief
function" Naturally, according to this view,
he would favor a system which leads to a high
grade of efficiency, and he should be supported
In this desire by the concurrence of all good
citizens.
done better than most other democrats would
have done, and done as well as his party would
let him." but he takes this fact as a text for
arguing that the democratic party as at pres
ent constituted is not fit to be entrusted with
the care of the national government" Like
Senator Eustis, he claims that the independ-
ents have no sympathy with the principles of
the democratic party. Their action was based
on a narrow scheme to lift the tone of the per
sonnet of the public service. The success of
their movement must depend, therefore, on the
improvement in the office-holders, high and
low; springing from Mr.. Cleveland's admins
tration. This improvement Mr.. Roosevelt does
not perceive. He does not think that, as a
whole, the cabinet, the diplomatic service, the
department officers, and the various federal
officers throughout the country are superior
class Of men to those who filled the correspond
ing places under republican rule, and hence he
regards the independent revolt as failure SO
far as its main object Is concerned.
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0COlAAn 6lO T. 8. NV.
ENOR sALE.TWo HANDSOME NEW RESI-
II dences, 1921 and 1928 G Ct NV The houses are
built In the most substantial manner-press-brick
fronts, brownstone trimmings, two-story square bay
windows. hardwood mantels, thing fre-places and
furnaces Chandeliers plumbing frsf-clas6 For terms
apply to A. A. WILSON, Ffremen's Insurance Com
pspy corner 7th IT. and Louisiana ave. NV. Keys at
1000 St nv. se12l2w
NOR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW FOUR
- story preas brick House. brown stone porch and
trimmings 1904 riggs st. NV, next TO corner 18th:
splendid nelEhborhood: price. $4,000 $500 cash;
1915 l1th q NV. seIl-2ws
LNOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE sUBUR-
II ban Residence. with stable and carriage house:
venient TO horse cars. Apply to w. n. FfSKE A 90,
1915 st. NV. se10lms
E,OR SALE-SIXTEEN-ROOM BRICK, NAN
V sard roof and basement modern Improvements.
Lot 2zxl66. Wide ode and rear alley. Two small
noTth Of Pennsyavsnia ayenne northwest- Only
70 this nRst-cle@ opportunity 70 invest
ss101n WALKER WILsoN. l006 IT. NV.
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IGOR SALE-LOTS. I HIVE MOST ELIGIBLE
Il building Lots. located I'm the northwest aud other
parts of the city. Among them many superior corner
lois and many large fontages and innumerable SIM
foot mo A PIIsS,p'T'T -
au2S-1m l4l6 NV
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ENOR RENT-GR0CERY STORE, CORNER n
L ana New Jersey avenue N W.. stock and fixtures
for sale +. II. SMITH Il son. selS-lw
Tor RENT-FINE, LARGE STORE, WITH
Il Easement. g. e. corner Sth and X NV. Apply
TO s II. WALKER GO Louisiana avenue n. W.
se17-1w*
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IL :DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES
IN THE NOR1iM Est SECTION.
Apply 10 " HIrycE
seisSt 1908 Pennsylvania ava
LNoR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE THE MOST DE
- srahle corner Lot on Connecticut ave- FOR sale
Elegant Tor drug store residence. Price $4,000
sele.t ~ ials s;n
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K st., mr. Conn. ave. $685.
F st., cor. 18th. Is r-...3OOi
r. /. av., mr. 18th, 18 300
Thomas Circle, II BOO.
Conn. av.. mr. X, Is r.-3OO
Lafayette So, II r.262.5Oi
Lafayette So, II $50
Iowa Circle, Is r.........25Oi
Lafayette So, II r.....2O0l
n st., mr. 18th, Is FOO,
q st., mr. 10Th, 10 r......2OO!
F st. near 18th 11r...-2OOi
aoln u q Rnl nZl
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I~DR sALE-A WELL. LOCATED GROCERY
store. doing good business: "a fine stand for the
right man. Apply To DANENHoWER q son, l2so
IT ~. se2l-2w
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nor SALE-1105 n ST. NV, NEW 3-STORY
II and basement Re 'idence, III rooms. bay window
electric bells, all modern improvements Choice ioca
ton. a bargain il sold within 30 DAYS. b. NJ
WARNER, 9l6 ST. NV. selS-im
nor SALE-A PLEASANT ELEVEN-ROON
- Cottage. at Mt Pleasant on 10th extended and
about $4,000 feet of ground: bargain Price -, 5sc
small cash payment; balance in l. 2, 3 and wears
JNO. +. WAGGAMAN, sos L ST. NV seIS:lt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

offer for sale at q reasonable figure that fne
Propey the three story press brick front Dwelling
nnSls n 81 NV. the residence of the late Admiral
heynods e. Navy. The lot is 80 feet by lac feet
inches In depth, next TO l0foot alley The house has
lourteen rooms, with three bath rooms; all modern
conveniences. Small brick stable In the rear. The
nexnoorhood one Of the most desirable I'm the city.
For price and terms inquire of
EP. b SANDS, Trustee.
se1l-St l4l6 + ST. NV.
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GEORGE ADAHA JOHN K BEALL.
Commissioner OF Deeds
TELEPHONE No 3442
ADAMS & BEAU
PEAT, ESTATE LOANS AND INST;p A Nru

GEORaE ADAM
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Iowa circle, 14r.-......$2OO
MasA av. mr. 18th. 12r.2 200
Conn. sv., mr. II 12r.-.175
ct. av., q. DIP. Cir...166.6 SO
N ST., mr. 9th, 1Or-......I6O
18th St. mr. n, 0r......-15O
18th St mr. K. 11r......l35
q ST., mr. 10Th, 9r...-...I25
l4th, mr. Tn. Cir, 1Or.lOO
r ST.. mr. 18th, IL r...-lOO
8 St. mr. 18th. 8 r...-.....7O