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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-08-22
Group. A Mothers Tribute.


while in the country last winter nv little
poy three years old, was taken i'll with Group;
II seemed as il he would die from stranpu.
lation. One of the family suggested the use
OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, a bottle of
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent doses. and
70 our delight in less than half an hour the
NIUE patient was breathing easily. The doc
Tor sad that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had
saved my dariing's life. Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
MRS. EMMA GEDNEY."
100 West l@sth St., New York, May 16, 1882.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAn
IN my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce it the most etfectual
tried. A. T. CRANE,,
Lake Crystal, MIMI, March 10, 1882.
II suffered for eight years from Bronchitis.
and after trying many remedies with no sue.
cess was cured by the use of AYERS CHER
ny PEcToRAL. JOSEPH WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April s. 1882.
81 cannot say enough in praise of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as do that
but FOR its use should long since have died
from lung troubles. e. BRAGDoN."
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1882.
No case of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of Ayers CHERRY PEcroRAE,
and it will alrays cure when the disease Is
not already beyond the control of medicine.
PREPARED by
Dr.. C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-08-22
AYERS
Pectoral.

30 other complaints are so insidious in their
asitch as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so trted with by the majority of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from trifing Or unconscious ex-
posure, is often but the beginning of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. has
well proven its efficacy in forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
taken in all cases without delay,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

From the experience and observation of this
Office, il is evident that the rates OF postage
fixed by the new law which went into effect
the 1st inst are not fully understood by the
whole public. The clause fixing the rate of
drop letters at one cent applies only to post
Offices where the carrier system is not in oper-
alton. Where letters are collected and de-
livered by carriers the rate Tor local or drop
letter is the same for one to be transmitted by
mail, namely, cents. All sealed letters posted
III " Washington, whether for delivery in the city
or To be sent elsewhere, must therefore bear
twO-cent stamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

notwithstanding the impression sought to he
conveyed IN various quarters that THE STARS
statement the other day TO the effect that the
President had called halt in the matter Of re-
movals from office was put too strongly, there
were substantial reasons at the time for believ-
ing IL to be correct, and evidence is not wanting
since that those swinging the official axe
moving with much more moderation than they
were a couple of weeks ago. IL was not claimed
then, and it is not claimed now that removals
not to be made. 1t would be nonsense to
suppose so. Many changes will be made, in I'M
portant places well I'm those to which the
public give little or no attention. and doubtless
as fast as prudence will permit; bu; the Presi-
dent will see to- it that his party is not hurt
more than it Is helped by the process IL was in
danger of being by the acts of those who regard
ofiice-seeking and ofice-giving the sole object
OF its existence. Those who know Mr.. Cleveland
best are frmest in the belief that his express
sions in favor of civil service reform were not
mere idle words. That he Is partisan Presi-
dent Is not to be denied; but he believes his
party will be strengthened most by giving to
the country safe conservative administration,
and 1t is becoming toerably clear that he does
not mean to surrender his convictions at the
clamor of those who hold spOils above every
other consideration, Some additional light is
thrown on this point by the report of recent
exchange of opinions between a prominent
democratic member of Congress and Secretary
Bayard. printed in another column Of tO-day's
paper, To which the attention of those interested
in the subject is respectfully invited.
Those who read in the foreign dispatches yes
terday that the Queen had thanked the editor
of the PtfR Mall Gazette for the disclosures he
had made in regard to the criminal immoral-
ties of what termed the upper classes of
London could hardly be surprised at the denial
OF the statement which followed In the second
edition of THE STAR. There Is every reason to
believe that members of the royal family are
among the chief offenders, and that no expo
sure can be made that will not be most damag.
ing to her own flesh and blood AS conservator
of English morals, she can hardly afford to ex-
press dissatisfaction at the course pursued by
the paper in question, but it is altogether too
much To expect that as Queen she can wholly
suppress the instincts of the mother.
As was to ne expected, Mr.. Chandler comes
promptly and vigorously to the support OF Mr..
Roach and the Dolphin, on whose seagoing
qualities he "staked his fate" He argues
against Mr.. Garlands construction of the law,
and characterZes his and Secretary Whtney's
attitude "a wicked assault by two newly
fedged cabinet ministers rcvcling in misused
power Mr.. Roach himself says nothing, but
he Is bu>ily collecting expert testimony from
naval officers and fellow ship-buiiders as to the
satisfactory character of the Dolphin. The
country Is evidently on the verge of n long.
angry and costly chapter of litigation in this
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

The failuFe OF the Munster bank of Dublin
will spread great distress over Ireland, whose
people cannot afford 10 lose any OF their small
savings. Unfortunately the bank shares are
largely held by ladies, who depend on the divi-
dends for support. The failure recalls the SINH
lar Glasgow scandal of a few years ago. and it
Is To be hoped that in this in that the
highly respectable scoundrels vino stole the
peoples money will meet with stern Justice.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-oNE THREESsToRY BRICK
Il House 25l 18th St, between and sw; nine
from the Printing and Engraving department. Esht
$3.50 per month. Inquire 403 Tth 81 NV YIo-St
I1OR RENT-34O INDIANA AVE, OPPOSITE
month Call and look at Il. Watchnlan there az all
hours For further particulars seareSs rr adss
and you will be promptly called upon: lylo-4te
IIOR RENT-lsie sra ST \. w, HoUsE IA
ments. Ii. j. DAILY, Real Estate Agent. 3a5 st.
NV. 1ylo-c;*
nor RENT-"THE AUBURN" LOCATED AT
house well located and In good eede. Very favor
able terms viii be given to good party Apply TO W.
pad ST jyl5-lws
TNOR RENTAA FURNISHED HOUSE EIaHT
i miles from Washington. on the Metropolitan
Branch b. and o. r. X Ave minutes' walk from sta
ton (Forest Glen, Apply at 723 18th stnw jy1 53ts
IINOR RENT-p2O L ST \. W.. FOR BUSINESS
II or private dwelling. Apply ~ Sl3 ST NV.
iXl5-2f&
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1929 $ ST.. Or. m. |. 1852
1902 9th ST. ,l2r.........5.UO
1888 X -. Sr. ,m.i....35.O0
1914 list ST., I3r.. LIS. 90
t2l1 l. St, llr., m.t-15.uO
III ID St, 1lr............A0.O0
l32023tli 81 Inv. ,Sr.2o.O 90
1902 Ia st.n.w., ilr- 900
S3l IL st. p.w., l1r.. 81 90
l.4i y st. NV. Sr..GU.OD
1850 Riggs si.D.w. ,Gr35.u0
17US ] 18th St.a, W. ,Sr.-s2.UO
- j. FISHER ~ co.
3Ci 7 stree, nortllW,it.
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j. w. SEIRr
requests the pleasure of company taccomp anjed
by your pocketbook his stores to witness tine re-
aTkaoie slaughter of his goods: in other words the
contents Oh his stores this week OF the wolderfu bar
gains 20 be oDi'ined tongue teii Therefore
II Wtl be necessary for Yourself .'for
seeing Is believing Ne close u b y. m Saturday ex-
cepjed -
JyI4 l9l4-lele PsnnsylyaIsaa r.
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:: ! / 4 q ! : e. E.
nm nm NM Y EEE m Nrr
s M Nh. III II :
THE UNDERSIGNED, A COMMITTEE OF d.
RECTORS OF THE EQUITABLE LIFE AssUR-
ANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,
APPOINTED TO FORMULATE THE VIEWS OF
THE BOARD ON THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED
BY THE SOCIETY TO THE PUBLIC REPORT:
Isl. THE SOCIETY ISSUES ALL THE AP-
PROVED FORMS OF ASSURANCE, INCLUDING
ORDINARY LIFE, ENDOWMENT, AND TON
TINE POLICIES. IT Is IMMATER1AL TO THE
DIRECTORS WHICH FORM OF POLICY Is
TAKEN BY INTENDING AssURERs.
3D. THE LIFE ASP ENDOWMENT FORMS OF
POLICY PROVIDE FOR ANNUAL CASH DIvI-
DENDs AND A SURRENDER VALUE; ARE
INDIsPUTABLE AFTER THREE YEARS, AND
PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY AFTER PROOF OF
DEATH.
sn. THE PREMIUMS ON A ToNT1NE POLICY
ARE THE SAME AS on THE ORDINARY LIFE,
But. WHILE THE LATTER Is ONLY PAYA.
BILE IN THE EVENT OF DEATH, THE HOLDER
OF THE ToNTINE POLICY HAS THE RIGHT
TO DRAW THE WHOLE OF THE RESERVE
AND THE ACCUMULATED PROFITS IN CASH
AT THE END OF STATED PERIOD: THUS.
DURING HIS OWN LIFETIME, AFTER HIS
PRODUCING YEARS ARE PAST. HE CAN.
WITHOUT ANY LARGER PREMIUM THAN ON
AN ORDINARY POLICY, SECURE THESE
GREA TER ADVANTAGES
1rH. EXPERIENCE SHOWS THAT THE RE-
TURN PAID IN CASH ON MATURING
ToNTINE POLICIES APPRoxIMArEs 10, OR
EXCEEDS THE. AMOUNT OF PREMIUMS PAID
BY POLICY HOLDERS, so THAT THE AVER
AGE COST OF THE ASSURANCE WILL BE
ONLY ABOUT THE INTEREST on THE PRE-
9TH. TONTINE POLICIES, LIKE OTHERS, ARE
PAID IN FULL IN THE EVENT OF DEATH AT
THREE YEARS, AND PAYABLE IMMED1.
ATELY AFTER DUE PROOF OF DEATH.
eTH. EXPERIENCE SHOWS THAT THE NOR.
TALLY Is LOWER AMONG TONTINE POLICY
AS THE BETTER LIVES SEEK THIS
KIND OF ASSURANCE, WHICH Is A CoNsID-
kEABI.E SOURCE OF PROFIT.
7rH TONTINE POLICIES WILL BE MADE
UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE, IF so DESIRED AT THE TIME
TILE ASSURANCE Is EFFECTED
SIN. TIE TONTINE SYSTEM Is FAIR AND
JUST; ITS ACCOUNTS ARE ACCURATELY
KEPT. SEPARATE FROM ALL OTHER HUsI.
NESS; TIE FUNDS JUDICIOUsLY INVESTED
AND IMPROVED. AND THE ACCUMULATED
PROFITS FAITHFULLY GUARDED AND PROP.
ERLY APPORTIoNED.
9TH. THE SOCIETY HAS SINCE ITS ORGANI-
ZATION TRANSACTED A LARGER AMOUNT OF
NEW BUSINESS THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY
WHILE ITS NEW BUSINESS FOR THE FIRST
HALF OF THE PRESENT YEAR Is $780, 600
LARGER THAN THAT OF THE FIRST HALF OF
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MAJESTIC SILENCE

When MAJ has nothing say II is best that he be
silent: but the stress Is upon present relate
the GREAT BARGAINS am offering in every de-
partmenI
READY-NADE GARMENTS,
GARMENTS To ORDER, and
FURNISHING GOODS,
To clear up previous to removal
Ready made suits IS low 81 that have been $40
This season. and fresh goods at that.
ltady 1ia.le suits - low SIS that have been SIS
this season, and ylish goods. too.
suits 10 ( :,r SO that have been S35 and
$40 all this si,r This il a sample reduction. Tie
desirable soodo IA this Department fast eSbng
away
Among the Furnishing Goods are a few things yet
10 he cleaned e@t!reIy oU;. such as
six Meek Scars. LILY cents:
Finest Linen Co iars. 3 cents:
Jean Drawers, is and 40 waist measure and fun
cat % Coats:
Gauze shirts 25 cents:
Linen Cuffs, large sizes. !2I. cents and few other
Things. decided bargains 10 those interested and every
thifi@ Ia this way Is very cheap
No. 40 7TH STREET,
iyl4 HJNNGNG. THE CLOTHIER
GEoRGE SpRANsy.
90. 7rH STREET.
Our SUMMER STOCK Is very large aud us
the prices have IN some cases been reduced we
think you can be benefited by dealing with U.s.
We have feather-weight BLACK VEST
price. $50: very good value for the money
and just the thing iOr hot days
In PANTS We have even ything and in odd
shapes our stock Is particularly strong one lot
Of line xorsted at so will surely meet with your
approval Fin need of a pair.
Store closes at : p. m after July 10Th
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLorHIER
5O7 SEVENTH STREET
VIA Opposite L. 4 Post Office
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PROPOSALS.

~ 5. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Os WAsHINGToN d. C., July ., lSS5
Proposals, In duplicate. sealed and endorsed ON en-.
velope Bids FOR Engineers supplies. will be- received
al this Office from regular dest.ers
only, until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. AUGUST
SIXTH 1855, for the following supplies OF best quail
ty 10 be delivered within 20 days frOm date Of ard
in the Washington Navy Yard free OF eNpens. to the
government aud subject 10 the conditions snl
Inspection. viz:
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
Requisition Nos. 81. Betting. Hose and Packing
81. Buckets, Hammers. Ac.
5S. Files
30. steam Pipe. &c.
go. Coal and Wood.
81 Copper. Tin &c.
o.. Miscellaneous
Each requistiOn must be- bd fOl separately with ex.
ception of requisiton 81, where the Cols may be
bid for separately.
Blank forms Tor proposals and schedules for the
articles required. win he furnished upon alpiicatin AT
this Office and all necessary Information at the Navy
YARD.
Two responsible suretes required for The ronpt
and faithful delivery OF the ARTICLES awarded ind the
competency OF the glaTenturs certified To before
notary or other public officer.
Inc right is reserved 10 reject all BIDS that
may not be deemed advantageous o Ia. government
and TO waive defects. llipS II lOpEl5R
lvS-law,w pas-l 4 -
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NoAHW ALKER &C.,
CLOTHING }yS}
FOR MEN, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN,

The component part Of Suit of Clothes have fixed
value and firm sell really irst-class article
for less thar these values. You would be apt to
sell dollars for fyeent pieces. Just think this little
matter when you read o. slaughter sales and tie
Ike. ard feel disposed to patronze these soced bar
gain Places
We do business Upon solid principles and give the
buyer all he possibly get any whers. and think
iitale more.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
AANCFACTCRERS AND DEALERS IN READY
MADE CLOTHING AND FCRSISHING
GOODS,
klS Go Pennsylvania Avenue NV
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How To SAVE MONEY.

Invest $3.50 In our Extra Fine Calf shoes Every
pair Warranted TO well. They are equal TO any
S4o0shoe in this city.
We can give bargains, because we sell for cash and
have no Tad bills ~ make up nom cash customers
Gents Low strap Ties. Button and OK fords from
500 $500
La French Kid Handmade Oxfords S3OO
La French Kid Handmade Button Shoes 81 Co
La French hid Button Shoes. $500
La Kid slippers, s5c 10 $50
Good wearing shoes tor children very low
Ladies' aud Gents Fine shoes made to measure for
$500.
GEO. W. RICH.
tyiO eth m
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OPosAI.s FOR PARK SETTLES.
PERSONAL.

4 IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO GIVE
IA credit to my wife, Mary T.. I"efiier. my
count, she aV ing left ICED and board without prov
otltion. viii pay NO bills contracted 10y her.
JsiI-st$ GEORGE W IDfFfIER-
c. CASH. WILL BE PAID FOR A GOV
ticGlars, 1HOMASON. star Office. iylJ-m,w&s@
TACTIoN-HAR1rSIN INSECT POWDER Is SOLD
y, only in tim boxes, trademark the lid: sold
loose; insist having D arts powder: refuse iIni-
tsalions: The best is The cheapest ty,i-aw$
NJcDEVIITs DETECTIVE AGFNcY.-cON-
WI sufaton Free and CoDfidt initial. Pronu att.p-
ton and reliable service. JAMl-S A AcIiINITT
Manager, sto PclnAs' Nv nia ave. iei--lm.
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NJ CUNNINGHAM. HALTER.
W. GentiefneEs STRAW II.ls ifieached ana TyIm
nssd hll II northwest n,vS
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A TTENTION. BUILDERS!
n FOR SALE-A BARGAIN
The Southeast Corner of 2lSt aud + sts NV: lSo
feet on by depth VI 90 feet. Houses can be sold
before finished. For particulars &C., apply to
HCFIS Il DYER,
Real Estate, INSURANCE. and L.oans
jy11-1Ot 18th and i SIS.
LHoK sALE-FoR CASH ONLY. THE WHOLE
IL sale and Retail Wine aud Liquor store, 1882 Penn.
sylvat,ia ave milo
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Clipped from the Republican.

Clipped from the Republican.
The compositor who set the advertisement Of the
Paais Royal In The Republican, yesterday omitted
one figure, which the figure 1. making the quota.
ton Dig cent, instead of 12a cents for handkerchief
1.-The Republican" regrets the error which was serious
by Of the wide publicity given it by large
circulation. The quotations of the Palais Royal are
always made in good faith and should not be censured
in this case for the reason above stated.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.


XyoU WILL SAVE TINE. MONEY AND AN
noyance By going 10 AT i.liBA CII : Reliable sew
ing Machine h.toIli,, cor sth and IL New --latest
Improved Machines oi al the standard makes. Make
your own selection. sole Agency the silent New
American No. "a triumph of mechanical g,rius.
mos; wonderful maciliie. simple. Silent aud
sure Bear In mind that furnish legal guarantee
testimonials from 5000 Ma hiIlston ladies No
drummers. No TWO profits. Send los catalogue and
price-list OF = different makes aciDes ali kinds
rented, repaired and warranted.
CAUEsBACH. corner 9Th and II streets,
Washington d. g.
Next door 70 Auerbachs Gents Furnishing and Iias
Store. led
AIDES; BEFORE yoU PURCHASE SEWING
- Machine, We would advise sou 70 examine TIE
celebrated ligiItrunnlng and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MAtHJSE Always ready 10
work. The range OF work doue on this machine can
not DC surpassed. child manage n.
sold on easy monthly payments. and special do
BE sure 10 try the NEW HOME Acfnre you bay
h. OPPFNHI1NER & BRO,
62e 9Th street northwest
~. cloud Building.
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Mgcafne
Good Machines for rent. by week Or month An
kinds repaired :. mylo
ClPPOsE you LOOK IN AT McKENNFy-s
- Reliable Sewing Machine Hous,, AZ. sth 81. and
see the New Automatic While. al IA ltlle Daisey.
New Machines of all kinda
Renting anu Repairing mhl9
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LOK RENT
IL 1886 18th st. ,14r.S125
1.G3 L ST., l2r., IN. I.S3.i3
OH 18th It. l5r. mi. ...-65
4lG 9th st. 16r., MI 30
1926 l st. ,1ar. .,n.i. .S:f.:t3
1S14 Il 81, l4r. .nI.i..IVO.U0
500 18th, ] 4r. mi. 1905 so
~ Lafayette SD. 333:S.S D.;
1888 l9:h, Tor. Ii. ..S3.:s3,
1871 l. ST.. 9r...-25.uOi
LBS Il 81. n.w., ST.. III 10
1854 Riggs st. Is r., III. i.35
IllOM
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RoMIN EST INsURAN nee
nan Address Lock Box 20, City Post Office. tyl5-%
I.NOR SALE-TO CAPITALIST. 81 600 TO 81 600
y real estate investments i'll the northwest; paying
Address REAL ESTATE, 7. o. BoX 592 jyI5-2t&
. 0nn TONS COAL FOR SALE COMpKls-
<-.OOO Ing every desirable variety, at the very
Lowest prices kindiing and Stove Wood prepared in
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
III your orders Office. TIA Penna. ave. Branch
Offices 32S Penna ave- and Goth aud X SITS NV. DE.
pot and wharf, 9th and Water SITS. s.w.
JyI43m q. l.. SHERIFF.
business PROPERTY FOR SALE G4I D ST
-DE.w., lot 1911 xl0UU, improved: chance for an
Investment, Apply to JAS. IS. EDWARDS, Trustee,
az 9th st. NV jyI3bt
GEORGE ADAAS. JOHN 4. BEALE.
Commissioner OF Deeds.
ADAMS & BEa11
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
li2O STREET n. w.
For Rent-Nos. 1886. 1888 and 1742 F st. n W., 3
story brick and bascmcDt, 10 rooms, bathroom.
pantry and cellars $50 per month.
Furniahed-On north side Q NV, between l4th and
l5,h 3story brick. !. rooms. easy terms for sum
For Sale-On Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
10Th beautiful 3-story and basement brick. modern
great bargain. Pennsylvania avenue, between oath
and 10Th NV. south SIDE :-stoIy and basement
brick, newly repaired modern improvements. stable
in rear ruins through ~ street, rooms and LII;
splendid opportunity: $4,000
Choice lots on 10th street nnd Columbia Heights and
in al parts city.
To Loan-So,vV0 at 6 per cent for term of years on
city properly. El;S-Sm
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! NV. Per Month.
900 N St, m. l., II 1855
COL 2lSi ST.. m. l., 10 r.. 60
ll1G 10th st. NV. : lr.--.6O
2O31 Q ST., mt, 13r-52.50
1919 COrcoran ST., lOrs.50
l0I1 AZ St. m. j., l0r...50
303 Il st, 0rs..
421 N st.. llfS..........-..40
I'D OFFICES.
Per Month,
4GS La ave. 9 parlors $50
i61S F st., room 1..........-3O
! GuntOn Bdg.. rs. 25......-13
portion of property on my
Office for bulletin, issued Oh
THOS. E WAGGAMAN,
LSHED-
! 1904 r. I. ave...........$6O
1872 18th st............. $50
1882 n SLIM. .......5O
7O8 10th, office rooms. so
l30lS + st ........................-4O
2O2O + st. n. w.........-.....lO
IO3 ID st. Se.................,.25
pos 18th st. s. w.......25
7O3 18th st. 2 Office rs. .25
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When MAJ has nothing 10 say II is best that he be
silent: but the Is upon at present 10 relate
the GREAT BARGAINS / am Offering in every DE
partmenI.
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EOR RENT
u NV. Per Month.
1912 VLave. fur, 13r$2O0
Cor R.&Conn. av., l6 f.l25
l42l Q ST.. mi. r. 1r 100
lis \ st., M. l., l3 f...l00
1870 10Th ST., IL r.........7b
1897 Corcoran ST., lQr.75
sos l1th St.. mi, 10 r...75
1919 CorcOran ct. f. .lOr.75
STORES Al
Per Month.
1919 + t............--.........$65
425 18th st............--......30
l. St.. bet. IL d ID s. 9. Is
The above is only q small
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th ljy14l
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE De
w sire two we'll furnished rooms in northwest sec
tion In strictly private family without children
GIVE description of rooms and price. Address
PROMPT, Slar Office. It's
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EWR SAIsE-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY
II Acres; frame House of six rooms and out-build-
ingS choice fruit and fine garden 80 acres in high
state OF cultiyation three miles west OF Gathersburg
montgomery county: Farm containing 463 81
same county. Terms easy. Address Il. &. PETER,
Rockville, Maryland. my23sSw2m
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EoR SALE-A TEN-RooM HOUSE, JUST FIN
luire at 2032 81. wl5-3tH