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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
Are You Well Supplied

With shoes? 1t is good time to buy
now while the stock is full, and you can
be fitted to the kind you want. Treas
ure's Closing Out Sale, 423 Wabasha,
near Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

Sterling Silver in Plnsh Cases
At manufacturers cost at Leo Strouse's,
81 East Third street, for a few days
only.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
Bargains

In Chamber Suites and Parlor Goods at
Benedict's, 176 West Seventh street,
Seven Corners.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

MOVIE Nerve Food. This is LIQUID
NlOA1L food to strengthen and build
up the overtaxed nervous system. 1t will re-
leve old drinkers Of the thirst for liquors,
though it is neither medicine nor q stimu-
liant. 1t cures nervousness and mental ex-
haustion at once if not from Inflammation.
The Moxie Nerve Food plant was first discov-
cred IN South America by the late Lieut..
Augustine Thompson, leading physician Of
Lowell, Mass.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

Who want the right of way up Waba-
sha street, had better stop at Treasures
Shoe Store, No. 423, near Seventh, and
lay in supply of good footwear, at the
Closing Out Sale,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
ST. PAUL PARK

Fare only 6 cents per ride on the
hourly Motor trains" on the ''Burling-
TOM road. See time card in all daily
papers.
Forty residences, costing from $500
to 5000 each, have been built in tile
residence district during the past year.
This section comprises fifty blocks, all
4-acre lots, streets so feet wide, now be-
ing graded; sidewalks laid, and trees
planted on all the lots. This district is
now conceded to be the finest site for
residence purposes in the Northwest.
and will be very desirable, as no house
costing less than $1,000 is allowed to be
built in this reserve district. These
lots are for sale at the extremely mOder-
ate price of $500 to S400 per lot, and on
any terms desired to parties who will
build.
The Manufacturing District of ST.
PAUL PARK is located 81 of a mile re-
mote from the residence section. The
following are now in operation
Capacity, WOrkmen.
st. Paul Knitting Works .......... 800
J. l.. Spencer & Co., Carriages, ETC. 200
*St. Paul Park Carriage Il Sleigh Co 200
Henry A. Muckle, Sleighs. ....... rs
w. r. Church Cart Co., Carts. ...... SO
*Himmelman Mattress and Spring
ST. Pani silk Co '''''''''''''''''''" 9S @
st. Paul Park Broom Co.. ........ 50
Globe Engine and Boiler Works. -. 25
Ii. A. Peterson, Agr'l Implements. Is
John Dudley Lumber Co.. ........ 25
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

Total. OILS
snow building
Residence lots IN manufacturing sec
ton, $500 to $500 each. Terms S25 cash
and $40 per month. Acre tracts also for
sale.
A liberal cash inducement and land
on sidetracks, for buildings, will be
donated to any reputable manufactur
ing concern or college to locate at st.
Paul Park. ST. PAUL PARK is To-
Gated on the Mississippi river, adjoin-
ing st. Paul city limits, and on the
River Divisions of both the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul, and the Bur
lington' railways.
For price list, maps and other infor-
nation call On or address
ST. PAUL PARK IMPROVEMENT CO.,
2SEast Fourth Street, st. Paul, MINI.
M. d. MILLER, President.
f, S. BRYANT Secretary
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
New York Best Spring Lambs.

We have the finest Spring Lambs ever
put on sale here. F. w. Luley & Son,
3S2 Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

The Enos Electric Rapid Transit
Company,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
CUK7RACT WOHK.
Sewer on Kent Street:

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL;MINN., July 10, 1883. !
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

The New York legislature assembled in ex-
ira session yesterday. The governors mes
sage related solely to the subject of making
an appropriation to provide work for the
convicts in the prisons of the state
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

W case, with the finest ruby-jeweled and
nickel horse timer movement made by the
celebrated L. c. Grandjean; cost S425, for
$50. Its appearance is as if it had just left
the makers hands.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
CONTRACT MORK.
Paving University Avenue.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works. !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 16, 1883. I
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

TX, 50DWT., engine-turned hunting
~ case, with the best noh-magnetic APP
pleton-Tracy movement: $40.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

STEM WIND, B. W. Raymond, let-down
~ Briquet hairspring, adjusted to heat,
cold and position, with Boss full-engraved
hunting filed case; $35. This is bargain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

I 4 KARAT, 55-dwt., solid gold hunting
II case, with full -jeweled Waltham Watch
Co. movement. Cost S95, for $50. Send for
this II you want more than your moneys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05
Improyement of the Laxvn,.

10 the tNES1S9 STAR.
The grass OF the parks lawns, and door yards OF
Washington Is not as fine and uniform In texture
as 1t might be. San Francisco, with a poorer soil
and drier climate, being Obliged TO sprinkle. irr-
gate, and take much pains, often has around its
private residences the handSOmest green sward
imaginable. There Is no reason In the nature OF
ital should not be celebrated for Its vernal per-
fectiOnS at all seasons OF the year It's Streets
avenues, and public buildings are III their way, II
only our people Will pay attention enough to the
necessary details To learn the fabrication or good
lawn SWard- A modest little bill introduced by
Senator Platt OF Connecticut, touches the question
OF grass for cities and villages where it lives in the
ignorance OF the people. a section or the bill pro-
yides that experiments and tests OF all the varie
ties Of grasses promising any degreeO utility shall
be begun at once by the Department OF Agricul-
ture- Many OF our SO-called lawns and parks are
but notified DlOtcheS OF annual weeds and garlic.
our gardeners and laOOrerS as well our cltlZe
generally, need an opportunity TO become familiar
with the habits Of other kinds OF grass The lesson
or grass forage-garden containing hundred
OrtwO sorts OF fodder, labeled and nicely kept for
public observation, might be expected to affect
the quality Of the milk supply around Washington
1avOraOy, also, after awhile. The bOtansts OF the
Department or Agriculture would gladly help re-
duce their science 10 practice. senator Patr5 bill
should pass at sight Every thoughtful reader
viii welcome this move toward improving grass
culture. We have so much 10 learn that the
sooner We begin a closer study OF the different va
rietieS or grass the better o.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
A VIRGINIA GRAND LODGE.-The event I'm AL
eNandria this week Is the meeting here at the odd
Fellows Han on Columbus street, tomorrow OF
the Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF Honor In Vlr-
folk, Charlottesville, stanton, Fredericksburg.
Petersburg, Lynchburg, City Point, as well as
from Accomack, Nelson, Montgomery, Rocking
ham, Prince Edward, and other counties I'm the
state. The Knights Will be entertained at the
newly-Opened Braddock House, and many we'll
known and popular citizens OF The state will at
tend.
NEW SCHOOL ARRANGEMENTs.-At the opening OF
the present week Lee public school, white girls
has been reorganiZed in consequence OF the death
OF the principal Miss Garrison, and all the teach
ers except one transferred. The teachers OF the
schools are now as follows: No. l. Miss Yates
principal; No. . Miss Brockett; No. g. Miss Grtgg:
No. A, Miss Walsh; No. 5, Miss CruInp; Nos q and
:, Miss Price.
NOTES.-The Knights OF Pythias are making great
progress here. A fair for the Oenef1t OF the Irni
form Rank has been arranged 10 open next month,
and the armory OF the Alexandria Light Infantry
has been secured temporarily for drill purposes
Bishop A. W. Wilson occupied the pulpit OF the NJ
z church, south, yesterday.-The three-master
r j. MOulton is unloading ice from Booth Bay ar
the ice-house OF A. Reed 4 Co.-The Alexandra
Infantry resumes tonight It's regular drills at It's
armory.-The amateur Oarsmen OF Virginia will
meet here next week.-Ex-Mayor h Kemper
viii address Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans To-
night on charleston During the Late War;
Three-quarters OF an acre Of land In the upper
part OF West End, near the toll-gate were sold
last week for 1926 10 NJ. A. RoieS-Wm. Crump.
or South Lee street, was badly wounded In the
foot while cunning last week-CommOnwealth
Attorney u. ( Clements has been elected presi-
dent OF the Social and Literary improvement So
ciety, with Horace Gilbert vtce-president K A.
Whalon, Jr, secretary, and Miss Mary Hayes treas
ureT.-The lot, with improvements, frame house,
&C, on the corner OF Columbus and Gibbon streets,
has been sold Tor 500, Hattie Webb being the pur-
chaser.-An alarm OF nre from the blazing out OF
foul chimney at the Daingerfield residence gave
the nremen and engine horses a run last night
but the department did not go into service.
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CITY ITEMS.

3. W. Augenstein, S11.S19 and S@1 5tn
%. n.w.-Havtng Just received to-day from MS
buyer In New York the entire stock OF the bresnn
Housefurnishing Co.. which he bought at sherius
sale, and in order TO dispose OF same as soon as
possible, will sell it at prices that are bounu 10
make ii move. Read a few OF the bargains onereu:
broad band and gold lines 500; covered Vege-
table Dishes, 25c.; stone China Qarge slzel STOP
Jars, nc; Table Tumblers &C.; Fancy GooietS,
&C.; DShpans, &C.; Hotel Meat or Vegetaole Dishes,
&C.. Stop Jars, decorated with broad bands, $l.lo,
worth $3.50; French China Decorated Tea SETS 90
pieces, S5.4S regular price $40; Large MaJonca
Pitchers 15c.; Decorated French China soup
Tureens, SIC, worth s.; Japanned Slop Jars, nc;
half doz. stone China QunhandleG cups ana sauc--
bined, $7.75, worth $40. Remember these goods
are all fresh and not shop-worn, as the parties
were in business only short time. Call early anu
bargains on the floor and in the baskets. DO not
forget the place-Augensteins, ST 7th 81. NV
east side.
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The Good Tenlplars.

LOCAL-0PTIOS BILL TO BE PREPARED BY THE
GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Lodge OF the Independent order OF
Good Templars held It's first quarterly session in
Washington Hall, corner Sd street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue southeast, last Saturday night. The
meeting was largely attended, and presided over by
Grand Chief John r. Mahony. After comforting
the Grand Lodge degree upon candidates the
grand superintendent OF Juvenile Templars was
presented by the presiding officer with beautiful
regalla, The gilt OF the members OF the temple
and Grand Lodge united The report OF the
grand chief was read, and showed an en-
cOuraging condition OF the order, as did
the report OF the grand secretary. The reports
were referred TO the appropriate committees, who
Will report upon them at an early day. On motion
or Past Grand Chief kalStrom the committee On
legislation Was requested TO take steps TO present
Ocal-optiOn bill In the Senate. Past Grand Chief
;. b. Chase, of Pennsylvania, OF the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, spoke on the course OF study OF the
GOOD TeInplars, commencing in turn the several
lll.s Of The % ri xaar,s
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Escaped from a Police Cell.

A PRISONER SUSPECTED OF PoCKET-BooK sNATCHING
BREAKS A PADDOCK AND WALKS OFF.
Saturday night a thief snatched a pocket-book
from lady in the Center Market and made off
with 1t. Later In the night Special officer Mckay
arrested a man On suspicion, and took him to the
first precinct station, where be was registered as
"Charles Wilson, pedler, twenty-seven years Old. ~
No one about the station knew the prisoner and
he was locked up. Yesterday afternoon he was
conversing with the prisoners in the adjoining
cells About o'clock Special Onicer johnson, OF
kernanS Theater, visited the station and was
talking with Two prisoners, when one OF them re-
ferred 10 the man IN the adjoining cell The
special officer looked in the Cell and remarked
There's nobody In there" station Keeper Frank
who overheard the conversation Investigated and
found that Wilson, II that is his name, had gone
out the back way without saying goodbye" The
oldfaShiOned paddock used 10 faSten the cell COOr
had been broken, but the officers are at a loss to
know what he Used TO break IL, as he was thor
oughly searched when brought into the station
The officers made every effort to recapture the
prisoner, but he has not been seen since.
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Ok BLoop, GOBLIN BLUE.

Ok BLoop. GOBLIN Blue
TERRA GOTTA AND TAN,
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth.
Pure Wool one yard and half wide.
Worth 81; Reduced to size.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 3, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles. l26c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost.
COLORED SILK VELVETS. worth e.; only Soc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
Cheap at s Loo only 7oc.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy 81 over will receive ONE
OF the following presents: one pair of Handsome
Damask Towels. worth Ell one Pair of Silk EN-
broidered Corsets, worth Toe. or Half Dozen Fine
Napkins. worth 75c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, slightly soiled. 81 81,
e.. II, S2.37.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, pure wool. one yard
and half wide worth Il only SOC.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool,
wide double width. all colors; wonderful bargain,
80 NC
TRICo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure wool. wide
double width, nc
Cash Customers who buy 80 or over will receive
ONE of the following presents: Large size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth $3.50: Two Yards and Half
Table Damask. worth Sl.e7; Or One Dozen Fine Nap
kins, worth 81 so
Don't fail TO ask for the Valuable Present. 70
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

INOR SALE-GooD BUSINESS PROPERTY 22I2
Il 18th 81. NV. brick store, lot 20Nl20, stable
rear offered for q short time at $4,000.
Dos y. u ave, ROOMS and bath: mod. imps. !;
newly papered and painted; So 700. easy terms
Fourteen room brick, 18th, near ST., rent $50:
price $500; easy terms.
9th St. ne, near II, Broom brick. water in yard:
rents for $40: Sl.l50.
10000 feet of ground near terminus HIST cars
front two streets, frame and stable;
BILE Tor dairymsu only 81. 100.
mhS3t WALKER WILSON, l006 st.
EoR SALE - THREE DESIRABLE CORNER
Il dive Ilngs we'll located. northwest at 5000.
$4,000 and $1,000 respectively.
TYLER q RUTHERFORD,
f4-ows 1907 81. NV.
LNOR SALE-NEW THREE-SIORY BRICK Dwell
Il ling. ten rooms bath room and cellar furnace and
ali modern improvements. handsomely papered; To-
Gated squares from Dupont Circle; price $500:
terms very easy. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
ja.S-ow' 1907 u.
NOR SALE-NEw HOUSE. Ills o ST. n. W; 10
Il rooms and bath: all modern improvements: fres-
coed and papered; key next door. nv price, $1,000
Apply TO &. ". HANDY. go r ST. n ml42-6t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4niusemenfs Tonight.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-ThOmas concert.
NsToSNI--ADbOtt In .-TrovatOre"
MILLAKD HAIL--PrOf. Carpenter.
HAKKIs.-"keep 10 Dark
Acknowledgements.
MANASSAS PASOKAMA.-Day ana evening.
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The REcoRp

OF cures accomplished bv Hoods Sarsaparils
can never be completely written. Thousands
with hearts overlooking with gratitude have
written to rs telling of the wonderful things
Hoods Sarsaparilla has accomplished for them.
The peculiar curative powers of Hoods Sarsa
parilla are successful when everything else
has failed. II your blood is impure. your di-
gestion is out of order, your kidneys and liver
inactive your body tired and full of aches and
palms. try this peculiar medicine. 1t will do
yOu good
HOODS SARSAPARILLA,
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So Pre-
pared only by C. l. HOOD & co, Apotheca-
ries, Lowell Mass.
ja24 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

The GREAT NAPOLEOS.-NepOleOn the First was
n greatest military commander OF the world.
but great man even dS be was, ne was not great
enough u discover - WONDERFUL q Brain and Nerve
Sp-,.iti, and Mind Tome "a Dr. BICkland ) scotch
Oats Essence. At a word from his lips his soldiers
killed thousands; at a word from DIR. BuckIand's
hps scotch oats Essence h4s healed and helped
millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

Tor RENTING NEW THREE-sToRY NINE
=. room Houses 2l2. PA 5ih ne well bull, de
siraoly locAed. mod imps, furnace crates, cellar.
large closets Apply to 0WNER sol Stanton Place
opposite f20-3ws
EoR RENT-ls33 G ST. NV, BRICK DWELL
ins, twenty rooms, every modern convenience.
good back building $40 per month KEYS ~ our o.fice
mh5-lw BEALL. BROWN L CO. I32l ST. NV
E0R RENT-605 23D ST. y. W. Two-SToRY
l. Brick: has rooms, gas aud Mater: ward in front;
price, to good tenant, s15 30 .er month
IT JNO. SHERMAN l4Q1 F ST
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

I-dirosons for ne g. hours commencing MS p. ~
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, VIZ
ziula. North CaTpiHl. ana south Carolina, fresh
Dri, nOTtheasferiy winds W rIneT, rain or snow.
'olcwed by colder nOrthw, sjer.y winds and fair
weather.
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CHEW ~RosenfelTs Gem Tobacco.

BEING MORE Pleasant TO the taste, more accep-
table To the stomach. and more beneficial IN its
action, the famous California liquid fruit remedy,
syrup OF Figs. + rapidly supervising all others.
Try H. one bottle viii prove its merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05
n. JacoR, JrIcY CRoorErrEs. 81 per dozen.

UNTIL April. We viii make a discount OF 10
Per cent On al purchases made rom Us for cash
IN or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
lOl>tHry Goods and BsdliLg. All goods marked IN
plain Dgures. v. Is. NU>Es SOS. llth ana Sts.
SPECI.L BARGAINS IN blankets, comfortabIes.
cCUnterpanes, sAeetngs dress goods, at a sacrifice
BRODHEAD q Co.
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Sale~ of Real Estate.

Lucy Y Arnick has bought for a. 600 Of Sarah
W. Templeton, sub lot C, square PAT, known as
No. I131 I4th street northwest. j. g. Long, of
Florida, has bought for Sc, 900, OF Gen. Wager
Swayne, lots g and 3, square 24S, 50xl47 feet on
the north side OF street, between 18th and 14th
streets northwest. NJ. NJ. Parker ct al have bought
of d. W. Patterson for SIC, 400 three lots in block
26, Columbia Heights. Albert Behrend has bought
OF the same for II, two lots In the same sub
division.
Chas W. Handy has recently made the follow
ing sales OF unimproved real estate: All OF So. 49,
pit. OF lots g. 8 and 10. so. 3l2 original lots and
> So 6l2; lot 3 SO. 613 lot l. so. OF 1867; lots l.
2 IL, II, H. IA, ID and 10, So lbs; lot T. 50. 1927
s. So 1i35 lots 1, q 9, TO- IL and r. So Il43; lots
T. &, 9, 10, IL, IL and IL, SO. I145 lots l. 2 g. T.
and =. 50. TAG; also houses III and 1ls street
Annie Wilson has bought OF Mary j. Wright for
10000 pts. - and IA, So 25S, 2Ox5O feet and the
household effects on the corner OF 18th and d
streets.
X. d. vandegrift has bought Of G. A. Erni, for
$500. premises 1909 street northwest. Jas. l.
Barbour has bought Of Julius K. Smith for S. 500,
sub 49, so. 5l3, 1.73 by 81 feet, on street, be-
tween 4th and 5th streets northwest.
The attention OF 'our readers is called to the ad.
vertisemenJ OF EClmert & Kettler trustees, OF
property In Georgetown, also valuable suburban
tract near Boundary and North Capitol street.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judoe Hagner.
Saturday, Horner & Co. agt. Gleason; motion for
new trial overruled Richter agt Linden; demur-
rer TO declaration sustained; leave to amend
twenty days Hubbard agt. Cole a. Cole; demur-
rer 10 second plea sustained; leave to amend.
Wilmington agt. owen; continuance set aside.
Mccarthy agt. National Savings Bank; leave to
defendant to file further plea
POLICE CoURT-Jldge Shell
To-day, Rachael Gallagher, dsorderly conduct;
s. or Is days. Joseph Souder, do; $40 collateral
forfeited. Lula Taylor, profanity; s. or : days
Isaac Berry, do; do. Frank Sanford, Indecent
exposure; s. or Is days Samuel Bodn and Will
liam Boldin, diSorderly conduct; personal bonds.
James Davis and Stanley Smms, do; do. John
Green. do; 5 or - days. John Davis, profanity;
81 or days. Robert Smith, disorjerly conduct;
8 or 10 days. Chas- Harris do; do. Chas
Hughes, do; do. Louisa Mack, Edward Robinson
Patrick j. OBryan and George Cayanaugh, pro-
family; collateral forfeited. John KelSer, disOr-
derby conduct; $40 or 80 days Gabriel Payne, do;
s. or 10 days. Moie Green, do; collateral for
feited.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious
fat-prOduclng drink; does not distress.
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Seven Pin Hat Rack U3cs
Metal Hook Coat Rack, O3c.
Fancy Straw Table Mat, 04c.
Above with the following special goods TO De
sold Tuesday, March t. at THE FAIR, S12 1th street
northwest
Large Size Japaned Chamber PAIL Gle
Finished Japaned Foot Tubs, SIC.
Japanese Wicker Bread Trays, lac.
Glass Syrup Jugs, Patent Tops, csc.
Decorated Splash Mats, Csc.
Good Towel Rollers, Csc.
Bottle OF Good Mucilage, 03c.
Bottle OF Good Ink, O3c.
Carpet HaSSocks for 123c. and 29c.
AnSonia Nickel Clocks, Sc.
AnSonla Alarm Nickel Clocks $l19
We Will also SELL
SO piece Decorated Tea Sets for 1919
handsome Decorated Chamber Sets S,.79.
Handsome English Dinner Sets, 100 pieces,
handsomely Decorated, square Shape, Covered
Dishes are Decorated Inside and OUTSIDE. The
sets are worth S27; We will sell them for S19.4S
THE FAIR,
Sl2 9TH st. NV, Sl1 and Sl3 Stn ST. NV.
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INoR SALE-HoUSES.
Il 1901 ST. NV. b. mi 9rs........... $500
b., m.i..--.-.-..-: $4,000 % K St NV, bh-,
2O3 81 NV. b. a, ST.. ....-..... o-JOo
III. j., 25rs $4,000 627 q ST. Sc, In,
2o0l x st. II. w. b. h, ST.. ,........,.;o .5oo
13r... % 600 SOD 9th ST. a. W, b. h.,
900 VI st. NV, H., IA. l., Srs. ....-..-... 1900
IN. l.. lars ......... % 500 ABS 442 n. W.
6.3 6.5 II n.w.bh.S + b 6rs ........... 800
, houses in rear: e20 900 az Sth ST. ne, T. b,
1342 VT ave NV, bh, Sr.......--..... .45O0
mi, l3rs. 1000 ~ h st. ne, bh., mi,
1870 II ST. nw- b a., 12r .;........-...; s4.JoO
lOrs.. 1880 IA sth st. Sc, b. IA.
415 Sd St NV, b. b., 1900
MI. llr.......... IL 100 2l44 ST. n. w. u. n,
1913 10Th st. n. ". 9rs. -.45OO
bh.. mi, 10r.. 1000 33:.s 10 1884 st NV
900 NJ ST. NV, b. b.. Or .................. 1000
mi. 13r..-....... ll,00O 645 and 649 st. n.e-
6l1 ST. NV, b.h., b. b.. tr...--...; 4Ooo
11r...... -....--S.oOU o. TO 6S u ST. ne, T. a.,
lob Penn. ave. NV. Srs....--.....-.....- 3oO0
bh. l1r.-...-.--..- S,OOO 10 Y ST. n W.. %. a.,
2033 ST. NV, bh, 6rs. $500
InL. l2r........-.;- 5000 34Os ST. L. W., b. b.,
l4l9 10Th st.n.w., bh; r.; ..-.-..... $500
N l.. 300 11O9 10th st. NV, In.
n. Capitol and / SITS. Or. ........-......2000
NV. b: h. Dr.; 5000 1916 18TH st. NV I.
zoos 9Th St NV. b.n-, L.. 1000
The above Is only portion of the property my
hooks For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10TH tmhll THOs. f. WAGGAMAN.
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Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from busi-
ness. Consultation free. DR.. Shrader, Specialist,
1906 9th st. NV. u
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EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.

nor RENT-102-4B'd'y,
II st'store& l0r.. 800 30
64l Mass. sv.n.e. ,Sr. 30 AZ
1444 L st. NV, Or. -20.30
1916 Sd st .n.w..1r DO
Scott av. &7th st. I'd, Or. Is
2l46 Stn st. NV. 4 rs. IL
l2l6 9TH st. s.w. u r. 1888
7th st. rd.. staDle&3 RS. 10
2ll3 10th ST. NV. D rs. -
mh3-3ts A. S. c.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il H. ''Ward" prints 45c per TO-
Also Cottage Cheese and Butternilk; sweet Milk
DC. per quart.