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Alexandria Affair.

reported for The EVENING STAR
HE COMING CoURT.-The County Court, when It
opens next Monday, will take up the case OF Hor-
Oacn, haag and Bandsell, charged with gambling;
also the west ashingtOn case OF Warren, charged
mltn asSauiting constable near the AQueduct
brluge, ana the cases against Hine for felony and
Corpla Tor misdemeanor. Several new indictments
mOped for the terms
FUNRRAL-The funeral of Miss Mary A. Fftz-
gerald OF Manassas took place at St. Mary's church
mere this morning. The remains were brought to
Ihis CITY oy railway and after the services at the
cnurch were Inferred In the Catholic cemetery.
NOTES.-The continued growth OF Alexandria Is
evident In the continued need OF extending the
water mains. Mains are now to be extended on
Patrick street from Princess to Oronoke and on
Alfred from Duke to Gibbon street. The new
mains Will be OF 6-inch pipe. Further extension
OF water facilities Is talked of.-The boys and
girls attending the Sunday school at the Presby-
terlan chapel on Lee street were entertained
a few evenings ago at the chapel with a
plentllul supply or ice cream. cake, &c
Miss poweli's Arlington Institute closed with
musical and other exercises by the pupils,
which drew select number of friends TO her
school parlOrs-The central democratic COM
mttee OF this district will meet In this city at an
early day TO decide the time Of holding the dis
trict convention 10 renominate Gen. w. H. F. Lee
for COngreSS.-Sergeant Harry Berkeley having
completed his term In the United states Army
has returned TO his home In this city.
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Northeast Washington and the Rail-
road Question.

To the Ellitor Of The EVENING STAR:
Apparently assuming TO speak for Citizens As
ISOLATION, No 3, in Tuesday evenings STAR, W. C.
D. says: "After the Senate committee had refused
70 compel the Baltimore and Ohio TO adopt that
rhe Eastern Branch) route most OF Us came 10
the conclusion that the only hope OF getting any
relef was to let the Baltimore and Ohio come in
on 81 street and tunnel under the hill" Most OF
whom does he mean, and what are the terms OF
the refusal 10 which he refers? IL Gus. means
himself and three Others, II may be true, but IL it
means the association mentioned, IL Is not. For
a full year. as he admits. the association has ad-
hered persisJently TO the Eastern Branch route
and II the senate committee has refused 10 COM
pei its adoption. why has such refusal not been re-
ported 20 tie representative committee according
10 Instructions? sc C.
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The rabbit pest In New Zealand Is said to be
constantly increasing in in spite OF the
persistent efforts made by the government and
the farmers to eradicate 1t.
In the house OF commons yesterday afternoon
Mr. BalIour referred to the rumor that he was
about TO resign the chief Secretaryship OF Ireland
one OF those ridiculous Notions which period
lcally circulated by a section Of the Irish press
Mayor Hewitt announces that under no circum-
stances will he accept a denomination for the
nlayOralty OF New YORK.
A dispatch from London. June 20, says: DR.. j.
II. Zukertort, the distinguished chess player Is
dead.
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INTERESTING READING.

INTERESTING READING.
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENA.
Dimes, 50c &c. T5c., Sc, 81 and 3 l25.
FANCY SILKS in checks ana stripes all colors i'm
mepse assortment, 81, 40, As. 4Sc.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
quality. nearly yard wide price 2c, reduced Nc
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, full
width: price was Toe: reduced soc.
SATIN MORE lWATEkED SILKY, all colors, price
was 81 reduced Csc
. FRENCH sATTEENs. finest quality. 25c. price was
CHALLY DE LANES French styles. lOc.
INDIA LINEN. tine quality, price 15c.; re-
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. French styles, 15c.
NUNS YELLING, pure fine WOOL 2Oc.
CREAM AlBAIkOoS, pure wool, extra wide double
width, special bargain. 374c.
CAKTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather all pure fine WOOL immense double
width, cash value 62 &c; reduced 81 &c.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool. a 30
FIGURED INDIA LINENS beautiful French
styles, nearly yard wide, 1Oc.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, the new style beauti-
ful dress goods all pure wool all colors, wide double
width, and the price is reduced 40c.
2Oc 'N' r0 "oo''
aud Blue, S125.
Presents for Customers who buy SIS or over Pair of
Slk Embroidered Corsets or half dozen Damask Nap
klns; OF pair of Towels worth 81
BUY &iU or over and select handsome Bridal Quilt.
two pairs Damask Towels or one dozen Damask Nap
kins iei5
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Women of World. Wide Fame.
TWO OR THREE BEAUTIES THE REST GREEN-EYED
AND CATLIKE.

From the Roseleaf.
The Circassian beauty is a young woman with
dark, piercing eyes and kinky hair, standing out
straight around her head like an electrified mop
Such beauty may do very well for side show,
but she would soon drop down to the ordinary
were she TO bang her hair In front and do 1t up in
a pug behind CleOpatra's loneliness undoubtedly
made great impression upon both Marc Antony
and Caesar, but II the queen OF Egypt was like the
rest OF her race, as shown on tablets, tomb,
and monoltth, she was a 1.-the, brown crea-
ture, with Sits for eyes, a decidedly pen
dulous nose, and thick, turned-Out lips. Ac-
cording to Flaxman's designs-and he was
a most conscientious student-Helen OF Troy had
long nose, ending In good deal OF tip and rum
ming down In a straight line from her forehead.
Yet both Menelaus and Paris and, indeed BY the
entire Trojan and Greek nations She was consla-
cred one or the handsomest women OF the age.
Queen Elizabeth had red halr-nOt the gorgeous
Titan red, but an out and out carroty red; Catha-
rine, or Russia, had green eyes; Lady Jane Grey
had long, thin neck, while Lucretia BOrgfa had
scarcely any neck at all Even such an expert as
burly King Harry seemed to have no fixed stand
ard. Look, for instance, at his various choices
Anne Boeyn was simpering girl, while Catha-
rine Parr was mature, strongly featured woman,
and both Jane Seymour and Katharine Of Aragon
appear 10 have been ladies' OF commonplace ap-
pearance.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Patton was formally In
augurated as president OF Princeton College to
succeed MclOSh
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IMPURE BLooD

Appears in a thousand different forms and causes q
vast amount of suffering Scarcely single person is
entirely free from its effects. Hence the necessity of
reliable blood purifier like Hoods Sarsapsrilla which
eradicates every impury and gives to the blood vi
tality and health. 1t cures scrofua. salt rheum.
humors boils. pimples, and all other affections caused
by impurities or poisonous germs in the blood Hoods
Sarssparila also that tired feeling creates
an appetite cures dyspepsia biliousness and head
ache. aud builds up the whole system.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD Il CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Condensed Locals.

A banquet was given last night by the local
councils, 10 the executive board, Independent
Order or Chosen Friends, which has been holding
its annual session at the Riggs house.
A number OF young men OF East Washington
have formed a social and pleasure club, called the
sCameO" club. The officers are: VIM. Boswell,
president: willard Crawford, vice president:
Robert Greenwich, secretary; Daniel Hughes, treas
urer; Harry Bayly, sergeant-at-armS.
At the at hletic exhibition for the benefit OF Car
Held Hospital, at the National Theater, saturday
evening the Marine Band Will furnish music.
The new rails for the Washington and George
town Railroad Company will not be laid as soon
as was expected An extension OF time has been
granted
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free 10 every subscriber for one year
10 the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is a handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages prOfusely Illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams, and contains
a wealth Of general Information See advertise
ment In another column
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FrssrrI.S Ice CREAN.

A COOP INVESTMENT IS offered In square 112
original lots J. IL, IL L. and sub lot 43, compris
Ing IS 900 feet We viii sell In bulk at ngures far
below anything in that section. Apply TO owners,
Il Harris 4 Co. 4.y2 9TH st. NV
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sales of Real Estate.

John Farnsworth has bought OF John Hocke-
meyer, for x12 500 sub lot ~: 50. :s9, property 10
feet IL inches on o street and 100 feet on 10th
street Priscilla W. Page has bought OF Harvey L.
Page for 81 600, sub lot s. So 9. property at the
northwest corner Of Connecticut avenue and X
street northwest, fronting 1216 feet on x street
and 800 on Connecticut avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The 2. hours commencing at r. m
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware, Mary
land- and Virginia, light TO fresh easterly winds,
becoming Southerly, stationary temperature, fair
weather followed by local rains
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WE HAVE REprCED another lot OF fine Suiting TO
s2O 10 order EfSENAS BROS. cor 7th and e,
Manufacturing Ta1lOTs and Clothiers.
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OK PER CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO-
- vision for redemption upon months notice-safe
and communicable ve and ten years per cent First
Mortgage Bonds ton real estate Of the Kansas Trust
and Banking Co., United States Senator John j.
Ingalls, President, and the Union Trust Co. of New
York city, Trustee. Bonds in denominations of 900.
$500, 500 and 1000. sold at par by GEORGE T..
SCHAlEk. Pacific Building. Sole Agent for the Dis
trict of Columbia The Union Trust Co. of New York
certies each bond pays the interest coupons
annually, and the principal at maturity. mh2S3m
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CITY ITEMS.

CtGarss Ctgars. Cigars.
our Opera Bouquet Saboroso, Los Braves,
Danealia and Little Captain brands OF Cigars, are
unr1valed In quality and low in price. smoking
and Chewing Tobacco excellent In quality, and
marvelously low In price. n. & P. METzGER
AT 9TH ST NV.
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Woodward & LOTHROP make a speciality of Wire
Window screens TO order. and use the best nate
rials-solid walnut. cherry, AMI ash Best wire,
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A LARGE LINE OF PantalOOntng at 81 10 order.
EIsEsAS Bros, cor. 9TH and E,
Manufacturing TailOrs and CIOJhiers.
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STORAGE Rooms for rent, rooms OF all sizes IN
Quire of W b. Moses sons, 1lJh and + streets.
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and have constantly on hand full which sd
nt CoNCOkD PRICES. Beware OF imi lions and Sc
that you get the genuine Oopcord Hsrpess s-o 80
Agents Tor the WHITMAN SADDLE Than WHICH thseD
n NJ Oettor
LUTz BRO
le7 Penn sva, sd5oinins Nstaonal Hosa
A fun stock. q Trunks nd ssschss e - -
Dakoa - very Low pxzooA R11
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Hr.por.nrEns Fon Trxxrs.

All the LEADING RACQUErs and TENNIS 0ooD9
sf.sldincss -slocum" windermere and fun line q;
medium grade.
The Bee man. Franklin. Sears. TAFT NahsnS Went
worth, &c. Everything In the Tennis line ct
Washington Depot Of A a spAlding Bros SIC
Pa tAp34-2nI n a. TAPPAk
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CohSoRTABLE Two-SroRY NEW BRICK House,
S1O Cleveland avenue, near 12rh street. will be
sold at auction tomorrow at $50 pm. See adyer-
usement for details
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusensents TO-nighe.
AIBArGH's-"BOccacci
HARRIs,.-LOttie Church In Unknown
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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lust WHAT PROPERTY OWNERS NEED.

A Perfect Hand Fire. Extinguisher VII ssvs thou
sands Of dollar. Csll =. sddres for psrt1culsn
HARRlbON 3 KNIT General Aecnts
1z20 -. nw- Waah1nGteA DC.
Agents wanted. 3eloto3ull
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The Democratic Clubs.

At meeting OF the Columbia Democratic Club
last night WIN. Dickson, NJ j. Weller, W. ii.
Clagett, Chas. a. Elliott, and NJ. A. MCGOWAN
were appointed as members OF the executive
COMMITTEES for the ensuing year. MessrS Law
renee Gardner. VI. !. Weller, Richard III. Sylves-
ter, Watson Boyle, E W. Anderson, w. ii. Clagett,
and Chas. A. Elliott were appointed 10 represent
the club at the meeting OF democratic associations
In Baltimore July 4. The alternates are ii. W.
Garrett, B. Il. King, r W. Fenwick, T. A. LAM
bert, Franklin Barrett, W. p. Bell, and III. III. Bar
ker. Lawrence Gardner was also appointed to
represent the club member OF the central
committee Of the organization OF state and local
democratic clubs. WIN. Dickson, JOnn =. Miller,
NJ LWelier, j. H. Doyle, and vi. A. MCGOWAN were
appointed 10 receive and entertain the national
democratic committee and the notification COM
mittee OF the democratic convention while in the
city. The club adopted resolutions endorsing the
nomination OF Cleveland and Thurman.
AT a meeting last night OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club, J. Fred Kelley presiding, an In
yitatiOn OF the jackson Democratic CluD, TO ac-
company IL 10 the Baltimore Fourth OF July con-
yentiOn, was accepted. President Kelley was
elected 70 represent the club at the conference
oil local democratic organizations, called Tor the
purpose OF forming a District league.
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las FIXTURES. at sHEpD& BRo.'s

SUITs that sold at $50 now sl5.
EIsEMAN Bros. cor. 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing TailOrs and Clothiers.
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LAWN VASES AND sKrTEEs. at sHEDD & Bros
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Relief from the Hot Spell.

A PROSPECT OF COOLING SHOWERS TODAY
The Signal Service observers said this morning
that the conditions are favorable to-day for local
showers. There is a quantity OF moisture in the
air and the temperature is sufficiently high to
cause sudden upward movements OF air that may
result In laying OF the dust before nightfal There
has been but little change in the temperature since
sunday, and there Is no definite prospect OF
relief from the heat, although there is a very
small cold spot apparent In the Northwest that
may spread and reach us. Monday has been the
warmest day Of the week. so far. on sunday the
maximum was 1913, the mean or average 79.7,
and the am. figure 74.5 Mondays highest
was 92.3; the mean S2.3, and at O'clock
TO So, drop OF over z degrees; the mean
was n, and at z O'Clock it was &c. Yesterday the
thermometer went TO 81, slight rise; the mean
was a, and at z O'Clock 1t was TO- This morning
at the thermometer registered % degrees, q lit
tie higher than yesterday, and the indications
point 10 stationary temperature, with perhaps q
cooler spell II The rains should come
A BRICKLAYER SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A FALL
This morning John SeDaStion, a bricklayer, who
lives at $40 street southwest, fell of the new
building at the corner OF Vermont avenue and U
streets, distance OF 30 feet and was taken to The
Garfield Hospital. One or his arms was broken
and he was injured internally, and 1t is feared
that his injuries will prove fatal.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court 10 otto W. Hill.
larry and Annie E. Cannon; Basil A; soper and
Whitmer and Clara j. Hettinger, both Of Man.
asSaS, Va.
offered free TO every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profuSely illustrated, with
than 100 cOlored mapsand diagrams and contains
a wealth OF general information Sec advertise
Lnent IN another column
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"OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1COR RENT-UNFUREISHEn
II 1921 Ct ave. NV. l246 1th st. NV, Or ESQ
lSr. large sta rear. $50 l24S 18th ST. Tor 80
1916 St NV. L.. 10 l13l 18TH It. 81. so
J. ST NV l2rs 10 2422 l4th St SO
IL 25 10th st.n.w, l5r IL l5l4 30th St nw l7r so
1923 r. ave, r.. .l00l1I42 st. W., so
1929 st. NV. 15r 100 ITO 18Th st. NV. 10r so
1914 LIST ct. n.w..l3r- lOO 14:$S St NV,
st. NV. 12r. 100 l409 stoughton st. Al. 81
l3l6'Vt ave. LIT. 81 1870 ST. aw.. 11r. :. 40
16:}4 2Sth st. NV. 14r. 70 DOS 18th Vt. nw 6r 40
1920 DeSales ST., 11r. 1880 18th st. 1r. IS
1915 18th St 20 1885 Rigs st. NV, Or. 35
1904 Conn. ave. 11r. 40 100 10th st. lii. 30
24O4 14th 40 19O9 tn 1t n W.. store
942 N Y ave.nw., lOrs. ID and dwelling. 35
0lC 18th ST. NV, i5r. 20 Alb Sd ST. NV. as
SIT 18th St n 20 III st. NV. 81. 30
1416 st. 12r.. 20 l429 st. E.w. Or -27 SO
1877 St NV. 11r ~ 1917 Caroline ST.,
1915 goth 50 NV, 10rs 40 l012 n. r. ava. Or. 25
24Os l4th ..6UL67 S02 LIST ct. NV, 14s-
l224 9th 11r.. 90 ~ LIST st. aw. 6r. Is
10th st., near O 1Or: ID 1913 st. n w.. Or ID
91T N. Y. aven.w.13r oUiV1T Sth st.n.w. lOr.....-
The above houses can De examined Dy perm1ttrom
iel6 1924 q nv
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M0rell, ia 9Th ST. n W., every style showcase. co


ICED Tea. Iced Tea
Our Gunpowder and Oolong and Basket-flred
Japan Teas, at SOC. per pound are uneQualled for
the money. II you want hrst-class Teas at low
prices give US trial NJ. & p. METZGRR,
AT 7th st, NV.
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"Royal GIue,' Mends Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c! Always IQuidl
'.ROyal Glue" at lOc. Lstu6th
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The Short Honeymoon.

WHAT Mr. AND MRS SWEENEY SAY ABOUT THEIR
TROUBLES.
The difficulties between Thomas j. sweeney and
his wife, which led to the husbands being locked
out In the street Tuesday night, stated in yes
Jerday STAR, will probably be brought into the
courts, as both Mr.. and Mrs sweeney told a STAR
reporter to-day that they intended entering suit
for a divorce. Mrs. sweeney stated that after
their marriage they lived on capitol
Hill until she could longer stand
the treatment he subjected her to, when
she moved TO her fathers for protection.
The furniture, which she said was not paid for,
was removed piece by piece. Mr.. Anderson, the
father Of Mrs. Sweeney, stated that he locked the
door against sweeney Tuesday night 10 protect
himself and family from sweeney, who had made
threats and had gone, as he had reason 10 believe
Tor pistol.
Mr.. sweeney, on the other hand, stated to the
reporter that the whole trouble arose from the
conduct OF his wife. on the night when he was
locked out he did not go TO The pump nor for piS
tol but went out with friend His subsequent
actions were by the advice OF a policeman, and he
broke the door down in the morning because he
had night 10 enter his own house.
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L. n. Hopkins removed $50 St Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for flies. Je14-th, tn, 8
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Yesterday afternoon DR.. Patton was formally in
augurated as president OF Princeton College to
succeed Dr. McCOsh.
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f1oYA1.
BAx1xa
PowDER
ABSOLUTELY PUNK

This powder never vsriea marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomenes. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powderaL Sold only IN eans ROYAL BAKING
PowDxR Co. log wan 1t. NE.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eoly
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood &C
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Wills Ice Co. s Penobseot tce-red wagons
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,. +. DYER.
$40 18th ST. n ~.

nor SALE OR ExcHANGE-- "A GRAND STOCK
IL farm Of 600 acIes beautifully located IN Mary
land on the Potomac 20 miles from tins city; good
landing; dwelln q barns; healthy; good neielbor
hood Mt Vernon steamer lands every day within IN
niles X A PHILLIPS. 14ls n. u ave myls-3m
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EOR RENT-ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
- No 2:5 18th ST. s.w. nine rooms; all mod imPs. :;
22d St, bet + and W., eight rooms. with all mod.
imps rent S35. Inquire at 400 9TH st. W. jeI6-St
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Il 1909 Sd ST. NV.
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE
Seven rooms. including bath.
Has all modern improvements.
Closets in every with hallway, and water
Go and examine 1t.
House open tor inspection
Rent $2050 per month. -
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
jel6-6t 9l6 st NV. 4
Il Vernon Park. better known sos st. beau
ful situation IA rooms, So month. Call Col.
TOWERS. next door, S07, for further information.
je16-lm
IrOR RENT BRICK DWELLING, UNFUR-
Il nished, in good order, in LIE Droit Park.
+. Ii. SMITH K SON,
jel6-1w 1922 street NV.
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sEE Rock ESox SPRING advertisement OF q sc.
lect excursion.
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LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
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FISE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. lIO9 Pa ava
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Il A hne Country Seat Of 25 acres improved by Q
large double frame house Of IL rooms. beautifully
located. elevation grove OF hne old forest
oaks; all Necessary outbuildings. nne water. good
orchard. only ten-minutes' walk from Silver spring
station Metropolitan Branch
tor fun particulars Apply 70
1T. DYER
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4I3 II st. W., IL rooms, NIL. Dew............S15
1914 18th st. u. W., rooms, mi, new...........65
81 St NV, Ia rooms, mi.
Alb st. Il rooms hi. 30
al II. ave. rooms m.i..............-.....31.5 30
$40 NJ st. NV; rooms and Dath................35
SOB ST. w. rooms and bath. mi ..............2l
AZ Mccullough St, n j. ave. and E..........l2
TYLER L RU1 HERFORD.
my21-7ws 1907 st. NV.