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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL PRO oF-l.and ONCE a
Fargo. d. r., Nov. y III, 1858. Notice is hereby
given that the following named setter has filed
III support Of his claim and secure final entry
thereof viz: Ole swanson.
II. f. No. lo92s for the NV. Of Sec. 81 TIP. 144
II. 81 and names the followin. as his witnesses
VIZ: Michael L. Michnsls. of Cooperstown. ID. Il.
John n Michaea. Ole Mikkeson. Isaac Elefson
all Of Dazry. Barnes county. d. II.
The testimony of claimant and Witnesses to b
taken before the Hon Roderck Rose. jndso :"
the 9th judicial district court Of Dakota srror,
"r in his absence before John n. Jorgensen
clerk of said court at Cooperslown. Griggs conn
1890 at his Office.
MICHAEL F. B.rrELiE, Register.
liver jacobson. atty. so
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE of FINAL PRoor. Land Once at Far
go. ". r Dec. o2d. 1873. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final five year proof in
supper, OF his claim and secure final entry thereof
viz: 1rer / Seim. who mad"
me-. sw. Of Section 80 Township IA north
Range So west. and names the following ~ his
witnesses viz: john 4. Quary. Gilbert Olson.
Ole G.. Birgs'a 'ad John Arnespn, all of Cooper-
town. t.l;gg county, ID. Y.
The testimony Of claimant and sitn"sse. TO he
taken before the Judge Or in his absence before
the clerk of the district court at Sherhroohe.
Steele county D. Ton Saturday. III ytl
day OF Februarv A. y. 1889 nt hls office.
MICHAEL +. BATrKllE. Register
A. b. Guptiil atty. 5s-3
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF F1SA1 pEoor. Land Once 3, Par
90. d Il. Nov Gt4i. 1855. Notice is hcrcry given
that the followin. named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final five year proof in
support Of claim and secure final entry thereof,
viz: Fred ID. " Wiame.
II Y No l6aG:. for the sw 4 Of See. Up. 145
n. r. 50 ". and names the following as his wit
nesses viz: Victor Gaie. Rolin c. Cooper,
Samuel b. Lansford Matthias Zimmerman all
of Coepers,own =. O., Gr.ss county, d. T.
The testimony Of clalman, and witnesses ,e be
taken before Peter L. Helrsn, judge Of the prob
ate court st eooperstown. Griges county, D. T..
on Wednesday, the seth dayof: D~cenber. 1888. at
his office. Michael BAitells, Register.
Bartlett l. Glass. atiys. 49,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF Land Oaicv
al Fargo, ID. IT,, Dec. 5th. 1888. Notice = her,
by given 'hnI The following nnn d settler has
filed notice of his intention 4" max years hnn.
proof in support of hiA claim snd secure final IN
try thereof viz: John G.. E""
II. f. No 1n.3o for the ne. of Sec. . TIP. l4s II
II 50 *. and names The following az his wi!n"sse,
viz: Ole II. Morn. of Ottawa =. o. Grig.,
county. ID. r.. and Alfred jackson Henry Oh
zen and Siywart Tsud- eli of Lee p. :. Nelson
county. u. II.
The testimony o. claimant and witnesses 10 h
taken before Peter Il. Nelson. udge of the proba'.
ronr, at Cooperstcwn. Grigys county II 7. OF
Wcdnrsday.th" s3d of Jannary \. u. 1899. 81
lis Office.
MICHAEL IT. RATrELI.E.
John O. Oe. Agent. iS-i Register.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

Solicc of Final Proof. Land Office at Fare"
y. r.. Dee 18th, 1855 Notice il hereby given that
the following named SETTLER has filed notice of hi>
Intention Ia make final five Years proof in sup
port OF his claim and secure final cnlr, thereof
VIZ. Sigwart fandr
II. f.. No 1875 for the n@ nw4. Sc. NV /. aud
VI. ne, of SEC. 3 TIP las II. Il. 50 ". md nam
the followin" az his witness VIZ: John 6
Lee. Ol. Aslak>"n. fIrrius ASmund.cn and Al
fred Jackson all of Lee 2. o.. Nelson county
d..
The testimony of claimant and witnesses to l,,
TAX, before Peter +. Nelson. Judge of tn" prob
ste court at Coopersown. Grig"s county. D.. Il
on Tuesday. the 5ih day OF FEBRUARY, d. y 1889
at his office. MicAnel Balirlr. Register
Jonn O. Ole, agent. 30
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land of,ic,
Mt Fargo, y. T.. Dec. 18TH 1888. Notice is hereh,
given that tho following named settler has filed
notice of his intention TO make final five years
proof in supper, Of his claim and secure final
entry rho rcOf viz:
Archibald " Sinclair.
H. F.. No i6:99. for the NV of Sec 81 TIP. las II
50 ". and name. the following as his wit
n-sscr, viz: Alexander Miller John &. Mill.
Robert Martin and Joseph IIoggnr,h. all Of Han
naford l.. O. GrGcs county. ~. T.
The testimony of claimant aud witnesses TO b.
taken before Peter F.. Nelson judge Of the pro
hn!t court at coopcrs,own. Grgss county. d. 7.
81, his office. MICHAEL +. BArrEILE Register.
John o. Ole, agent. -49.2
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL paooF lard Onic.
At Fargo. ID H.. Dec sth. laSS.-Notic. is here.
by given the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention make final 5 year proof
i'll support of his claim and cure final cntr,
thereof viz:
Inlyig Anderson.
II. r. No. 1850 for III. $. of NV and ne. n+
NV. of Sec TIP l46 II. r. 80 W. and name.
III" following ais Witnesses. VIZ: Pcir,l.
Erickson lens Pearson. CtArl johnson and q
Da bum. all of Csop.rstown p. o. Grgss conn
Iy. u. Il.
The testimony of r,a mani mi W tlrSS b..
taken fore p,r"r f Nelson. il -" of lie, prob.
AZ - al { p rst' Wu t,r' 80 c"uuiv. - 'l.an
Snlutny. the :ii u ,. ~ ,luui!ntv. a. 1889 :.
his flic.. MICHAEL f. h .rrtkIE Ecni>.r
Andrew ,lchmSnu .s,nr ISL
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

john i. IIOnyhtOh.
II f No 1888. for thee: NV :. and W: ncs of
Sec 3. 'rp l46 n, X SO w. and names the follow
ing as hs witnesses viz: John II. Williams. VII
liam %. Gale. Roin c. Cooper. Per Erickson.
all Of Cooperstown o.Griggs county. D 4.
The testimony Of claimant ond witnesses TO be
takcn before Peter F. Nelson. judge Of the
probate court at Cooper.town. Grggs county. D
T. on Saturday. the eed day Of December. 1879 3,
his office. Michael Batlellc REGISTER
Bartlett, & Glass, at,ys, i4.ly
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF Land Oaice
at Fargo. ID T. Nov. Sd. 1883. Notice is hereby
given that the following uamed scti r has fled
notice of his intention to make final Eve ye.rs
proof in suppor, of his claim and secure final
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

GHggs county is tie most tSerH
tile spot in North Da4oeg.
The character # he soil Is
anetcehed even BY thai Off
the Valley of the Nile, tvhiis
for heaituhess, none die
but the dos tors, and they
stafUe to death.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

coooerstotvn is the:best:basf
ness tolUn of its size in Da-
hota. 1t has four elevators,
four churches, three hotels,
seUe, al stores a courthouse.
creamery and everything es-
sentiai to the successful con
duct of business.
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SENATOR BLAIR TALKS.
He Gives ROseate Picture of the Work
Laid Out for the New Administration

A Manchester, N. H.. special to the New York
Herald states that Senator Blair says that one
OF the first things the new Congress will do will
be to pass the educational bill. Dakota will be
divided and admitted as two republican states.
Washington and Montana territories will also
be admitted as republican states. The Fifty
first Congress will create the Territory of Okla
homa in the western part of the Indian Terri
tory, and within two years it will have suff-
cient population for admission as state. 1t is
now being rapidly fed by immigration from
Kansas, and. of course, will be republican.
Senator Blair adds: II believe Texas will be
cut up into several states. Wyoming will be
soon admitted as a republican state. 1t is fit
velopment. 1t will be a republican territory
and may be admitted by the next Congress
The Edmunds law and the reformatory legisla-
ton procured by the w. c. T. U. working to-
gether, will undoubtedly demoralize and de-
stroy the domination Of Mormonism in the
territory of Utah. and within Harrisons first,
and certainly within his second term, may
safely be admitted to the Union. Arizona and
New Mexico are both likely to be admitted to
the Union very soon, and, with the national
administration republican, are likely to be
republican states.
During the last session introduced reso-
luton in the Senate which is now being con-
sldered by the committee on foreign affairs. re-
questlng the President to open negotiations
with Great Britain, to which the Dominion Of
Canada should be party. looking to the peace
full political union of the United States and
Canada. which is an indispensable prior condi-
ton Of commercial union. have no doubt
that this measure will resultbefore many years
in a settlement of all differences with the do
mlnlon by the harmonious incorporation of the
two countries in one continental federal union.
have no doubt that the incoming administra-
ton is in favor Of the policy of Cancellation.
and of commercial to be followed by political
union with Canada. Unless part Of our coun-
try Canada will always be part Of the Euro
pean system. 1t is the duty Of Americans to
make America great, free, peaceful republic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12


The report of yellow fever from Gainesville,
Fla, shows six new cases white, two colored,
and one death, Miss Ida Graham, white
The large No. blast furnace Of the Brooke
iron company at Reading, Pa, which has been
idle since January, will go into operation to-
day with a full complement of hands.
The Hath Pennsylvania Veterans yesterday
morning dedicated at Gettysburg an imposing
bronze fgure-a Zouave in the act of ramming
the load in his gun. II stands as acap-piece to
monument which they dedicated in July,
The engagement is reported Of Miss Pritch-
ara OF Boston, who has resided in Berlin with
ner mother Tor some years, to Baron Won
schroeder, an officer Of the imperial guards of
The two days strike OF the svitcbmen in the
New York Central and Hudson River railroad
yard resulted in a blockade of freight that it
VIII take week to raise. Side-tracks on all
the roads are filed with loaded trains.
wd rather E: James Cullen, a former professor at
over by train on the Western Indiana road in
Chicago Saturday and fatally injured He was
eighty-four years Of age.
Mrs. Geo. Hirsch, Of Navarro county, Tex.
gave birth 70 SIX children on the afternoon Of
November 5. The mother and children are
doing well. They are four BOYS and two oirls
Mrs. Emil Swartz, Of Bridgeport, Conn. gave
birth to q male child Saturday with onlv
one arm: Otherwise it is perfectly formed,
Six months age the womans husband, who is
an employe Of the Barnum and London show.
had his right arm badly lacerated by a young
hon, and the wife worried continually.
Lena Pfenner ID under arrest at Lockport.
Y, charged with setting fire to Henry Landeli's
barn, and also with poisoning his horses, be-
cause he would not discharge Geo. Kado, her
quondam lover.
There were SO new cases and deaths from
yellow fever ut Jacksonville on SATURDAY..
The advance in wages through the Shenanpo
valley, Pa, continues. The managers Of the
speafman, Douglass, Mabel and Claire furnaces
have raised the wages of their employees If
teen cents per day. The prospects are that
all the furnaces will be In blast all winter.
The Henderson furnace will resume next week,
after . long idlsness.
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WANTED--HELP.

WANIEDzFRENcH ExPERrENcED LADYs-
md as
S22S and all German women Call 1t DICKS AdENCY.
c..S Maid. Nurse; w,i,sssss: f1undrsss SHSsTs
s9a Sey us a. 8. wanted Call Quick RSEs
WaaS AZ TIE so4t NICE 2, TIDY WHITE WOMAN TO
CURED. Call At III 9th st. ne. IT
w bermaids, Nurses and Laundresses in city or
Cooks SAINT A Coo%Bs sae 81 NV S0'G nf6 Msn
WANTED FIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER TO
ons take Complete ShsrKe OF department
references at New York Bazaar. I4o0 I4th Il NV.
w rience in subscription business to take agency Of
hn,s, publishing house Call ON GRANT. National
WANTED-A NEAT, RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman for general housework in small family;
m sas 81
121S Pa ave. NV. ni2-3t'
WANTED . WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
Cali Pf,s st FAMILY good Ss'
WANTED--A BOY WHO CAN SET TYPE FAIRLY
wilson 46s i sSe !. snHxlede Of job printing w.
WANTED-A SETTLED CoLORED WOMAN TO
u %G seok an. a Call
make drawings Patent 6ce Address w ~
ys1srsnsss to lSes patent attys SNOW CO.
WANTED PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
~ ~ twenty-five good men as agents. Apply sos
WANTED-wE WANT A LADY WITH GOOD
ply at HOME LIBRARY, Room i 8, iS1o TT ST. s IT.
WANTED-DOUBLE ENTRY BOoKKEEPER OF
gagement. Address i. c. Box 5, City ?. D. nI2-2t'
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss PLUMBER:
". JAS 4 0'HARE,
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work must bring good city reference and stay at
night Apply III store 1lO9 St NV IT.
WANTED-wHITE WOMAN. WITH GOOD CITY
s small family mil Apply Room 3ls Ebbitt house. be-
WANTED,;A GOOD FEMALE BREAD BAKER.
Preferred It: . TIE ~ s NhT rt9sst w.
men, Buffers and others; Swedish and German women
~ ANTED-3 WHITE HOTEL CHAMBERMAIDS,
w ~ to 40 Chambermaids, Walters, Laundress, all
Mas 81 t'shfa ReE So for and
WANTED-WOMAN TO COOK WASH AND IRON;
,s must stay at night. Apply, with references at
WANTED--DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau, conducted by ladies' men and women, white
and coored for all kinds OF domestic labor for District
WANTED.:AN OFFICE BOY twHITEJ; MUST BE
ing A. B. G. Star OH Office ''- e'' " '"H " ocs-5t
GESUCHT = EINE FAMILIE OHNE KINDER
~ wuenscht Elm Deutsches Maedchen fuer Haus-
arbeit Antworte unter Chifre, c. X. Y, Star office.
WANTED: LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
measure alone Patterns and materials and basted
SER. 1903 II st. NV. n3-lm'
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Cultured Englishman (year 19OO)-''Sir
Lionel Blackville has written book"
Cultured American-"Humph! Who reads
an English book?"-Plila. Record
Here to-day and gone to-morrow-the man
who borrows IS bill from you-BOston
Courier.
Never look gift mule in the hind foot, and
never ask the tall gentleman who is treating
how he came to be called a "Colonel."-Nen
Orleans Picayrtne
Men who make a good canvass ought to 20
into the tent business.-Rochester Post Ec-
press.
Many man sits in his pew on Sunday night
and sings Rock of Ages and rolls up his eyes
very piously who, on coming out at the close Of
the service, shuts the pew door and says "Good-
bye, religion. I will be back next Sunday!'-T
De Wit Taimdge in the Ne,o York Observer.
There is typical man-hating old maid in q
Boston clearinghouse who has seen fully fifty
severe Boston winters but never q mellowing
| summer. The other day she noticed that all
the napkins Of the boarders were put away to-
gether, and calling the landlord she thus ad-
dressed him: Mr.. Windpudding, mustreally
ask you to put my napkin by itself in the side
board when am through with my breakfast.
don't want it to lie on the table with the others,
because then it smells Of whiskers."-Neso York
Tribune.
Judge-"Prisoner at the bar, have you any
thing further TO state in your defense?"
Prisoner-'.No, my lord, Just deal with me %
place. NdoAricAie,a
Albert Myers, of Reading, Pa. promised his two
married daughters that in the event of Harri-
sons election he would present each of them
with . three-story brick house. SATURDAY. he
made good his promise and handed them the
deeds Of two business properties in that city.
neighborhood Of villeta, United States Of
Colombia.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-SATURDAY NIGHT IN EAST CAPITOL
~ St herdic gold initial ring, H" tnsC 1ption inside
suitable reward IL returned 20 l1O2 Park Place ~
II osT-oN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 9TH INST. A
La large Linen-coyered Envelope, containing Var1-
Gus papers and letters Of little value except 10 the
owner liberal reward VIII be paid on returning
same ut l5ls y st. NV. nol2-3t.
II osT-Two PUGs. NAMED FANNIE AND yUM-
IL DO; the Jip has six young puppies at 463 St
south Washington. Liberal reward for their return
to the above number. IL
4 osT-e5 REwAkD-LARGE WHITE SETTER
Idog, with lemon srsyed from 9Th and SITS
with black strap collar Bring 20 l0l4 18th Vi.
nv nl2-3t'
II osT-A SMALL TRAVELLING sATCHEI- CON-
lLaining medicines. card and few other arti-
cles. Sunday night between the Baltimore and Po-
depot and Thomas Circle reward will be paid
for its return 10 1923 NJ ST. NV IL
II osT-ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER z, 1854
LGold Locket, raised monogram r. b G. Liberal ne.
ward for its return 60 436 9th St NV nl2-3t.
r osT-FRIDAY MORNING. IN GEORGETOWN
~ small Black and Tan Gyp. Liberal reward II ~
turned 10 l. H. CHASE, 20 Western Market ~ 1t aIA
sts nlO-3fs
II osT-oN 18TH ST.. BET. AND K WHILE ON
an omnibus, Purse, black leather. with eoldea
coins and golden medallion with chain. The owner
will give for the return of sand medallion and chzin
the golden coins and other reward. Addrsss X IL
Star once. ns9'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RTNT-2ll NORTH CAPITOL ST. HAND
II somey furnished rooms. en- SUITE or slntte ~ ~
aats II i've with hard, appointments 81 house nrst-
class; minerSl from Warren Nhlte Suuhf
springs. Va. used Tor drinking purposes. ~ - ~
table hosrders taken. ccSO-iSt
I,oR RENT-FINE FLOOR 3 ROOMS COMM
nicsting furnished; new house. NO s s, IN
dren. 1913 1sth St oSl-Am
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH ON
without Board. in private house terms rsas,5 ~
able accommodation and fare home-ike lAflyr sne
parlor bcdroom also. 424 Mass ave. n. W oc@S-ist
LSoR RENr-la IOWA CIRCLE THREE coM-
munlcstng rooms. with private bath -esond ~. 49,
and two communica rooms. third floor, fnriisc1.
those having children servants need not afIA ri-
erences exchAnged orSf-lm
EQR RENT-A LARGE wElL-FURNIsHED SIC
STORY front room. with heat, gAs. bath. snd ~.
NnSnce suitable for gentleman rentlefnan aiio
VILE; also other Pleasant rooms lll2Hstn NV.
IsoR RENr-NICFIY FURaISHED ROOMS ON
at l416 y st NV oc,sO- Ina.
EoR RENT-sls 18th ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
FURNISHED fArlor Suite, private hath also, koolns
on second and third fOors. table board ocl5-1m
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
M W. sEsszsHffA ~ s5t ss9s.E
W1NTED,To BUY HALE INTEREST IN
ss.r o %ss.''''' Commission House AddTs-s
WaNTEPI,a. l aos sa 70 WINTER, VERY CHEAP;
NJ ANTED.THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT AL
sS% this date November g. isss By ords; 8 Sc
WANTED. PERSONS PARTICULAR ABOUT THE
sssa iSsn + Time for
s 81 l1AUER SSD At 49,
WANTED-A, YOUNG. CoNaENIAL COUPLE
take PORTION Of and coy With Young co 10
p p Of
ss!s tyne aSs S a dsfs..
winter; light Morn; best Of care. Gddrss, PANE
cent; commission Address B.. ' s. Star
WANTED-A GOOD DRIVING HORSE FOR THE
wipser fer his keep; light use; best care Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TYPR-wRIT.
w ing rapidly and accurately done at 5o4 AZ i n
care, With two leeds of srsin and hay daily Term.
sS per month"; HHSses sailed for . Best q city refer
Co, Md, or Room 10l Corcoran Building. oc2e-1m
WANTED-ELECTRICs STEAM LAUNDRY. 1907
w st: NV, CHAS 7. MUTE. Proprietor; frst-
ol osfs SYfIa share OF your patronage solicited
WANTED STEAM, CARPET CLEANING AND
., Ren1vsting WORKS Feathers Renoya,ed Mat
stroyed. +; Il YoUNGs Office 400 Pa; ave, Factory
WANTEDaaEyERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that / guarantee to
ss ss sis
WANTED.,TEY OUR bITTEkINE AT 20 CENTS
fsi saS ESQ
Cent Center e, Ns5iss opposite spdsns ash stalls open
SpS day TepSoSys az ss0 ~
WANTED,-HoRsEs TO KEEP; BOX STALLS:
persona attention tS care Of horses Order boz
road eight miles from city O. h cIARk, sis 70
Md. oc20-lm
tai and SPINAL Disease, Ovarian and Uterine trou
bles Paralysis Scscs Chorea, structures etc Hairs
90 hlU % siftgnE R
XVANTED-FOR CAsH-FURNITURE, FEATHER
Eec ssd' Addrs spe'S Stoves or Entire Household
oo27 H BAUM, 21e 9TH ST. s.w.
" That " oo % MSsss ls q pe.S.
se24-3m for every State and Territory.
WANTED-GOoD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
fS e p ana Gs Of for .Srss
LAsKEY's Loan ofhce. POI Penn. ave. corner ID St
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER.
live nvereS in H. Ms,d 9Ents a6c Gsr u Cot.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ICOR sALE-A GROCERY, MEAT, AND PROvIs-
II ion store, doing fine business: party leaving the
SALE, Star Office. nl2-2ts
IN INVESTMENT FOR LADIFS-LADIES
~ having money at interest bringing them less than
70 per cent should examine our Investments Land is
the basis of all wealth Parties who have dealt with
US have made from so to 300 per cent in few month";
Call day evening. SOUTHERN LAND ASSOCIA-
TON, 1923 Pennsylvania ave nIO-3ts
GONNA GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO BORROW
SOAOV this amount for thirty days ample security
deposited and &35 paid for the accommodation Ad-
dress FLETCHER, Star office, nlO-2ts
WANTED-TO INVEST SIOOO 600 IN WASHING.
w ton real estate Owners having houses and lots
dress CONFIDENCE, Star office. Most
L>OR THREE YEARS. AT 6 PER CENT-s2. 600
I Amply secured real estate. No commissions.
Box so, Star Office n9-3t
IHOR SALE "A CORNER STORE-GOOD WILL
Il and fixtures; groceries. hardware, paints, oils,
notions &c; long established Retirement of owner
cause for disposal 1901 ~ st. s.w oc24-lm
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FINANCIAL.

TNo. W. ooRsox. mo W. MAoARTNEY,
ID Member n. \. bsock Ia
coRsoN q MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 1872 81. n W
Deposits Exchange. Loana coliections
on tie Exchanges Of New lork. FhiAsoeAphiA Boston
s1~rsaifT Hs,ds 81 invssfment secur1fiea Dsstr,x
Bonds aud al Local Rsllrosd 0sS InsurzAce and 1sl-
- ~ 1sispAoss sssch bought md soaa ,yls
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR WASHING
Of 800 acres; 10 miles from Washington SAM'L.
BEALMEAk, 80 St Paul St., Baltimore, Nd n10-3t'
EOR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. HOUSES TO Is
II rooms; grass, grain, dairy, poultry and stock
farms 3 acres TO 400; near stations. COOKE d,
LUCKETT, 935 ST. After IL, at Rockville. nlO-2ws
EOR sALE-4O ACRES OF LAND, MILE FROM
4 Benning's, ID. fine water splendid farm small
dwelling. For particulars address MARION DUCKETT
Trustee and Attorney at-Law, Bladensburg, Md no m
ErOR sALE-59 ACRES OF FINE LAND, ALL
- lined: sixroom house; outbuildings; good water;
large young orchard half mile from Dckerson Sta
nT3i E Me1ro a9 Branch; COOKE D.
EoR RENTAL WATERFORD, LOUDOUN co,
stands in the state for general store Apply to DR.
GEO E. CONNELL, at Waterford, or to the owner, W.
3 ROOSE, l233 Penn ave, Washington, d. G. o27-1m
LrOR SALE-MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FARMS
Il AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, ranging from
one to hNe hundred acres, within from to twenty
miles Of Washington; cheap and on easy terms.
ocl3-lm I. II. SYPHERD CO, 1921 st.
VNOR SAI.E-FARM OF 145 ACRES IN PRINCE
y Georges County, Md three fourths Of mile from
Seatrook st, b. p, r. r.. ten miles from city; las
acres, dwelling and improvements; three fourths
cleared and in cultivation Also IL at Wilson st.
b. 7. X. R. eight miles from city. Beautiful build.
ing sites. MARION DUCKETT, trustee and attorney,
Bladensburg, Md se17-3m
NOR sALE--AT MELROsE PARK. HYATTs-
residence Of the late r T. Elliott, esq. Lots SO by
40 feet fronting on Melrose ave. Price $500 each
Liberal terms to purchasers of than lot or to
any one building 1t For further particulars sp-
ply to TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD
aulo-'5m 1907 st.n.w