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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
Personal.

"
John II. Queal was sizing up his
lumber piles Monday.
f. NJ. Coates of Ylnkton was talking
drugs, oils, ETC., to 4. Brauch yester-
day.
Jos. .Frick and family took an over
land tripto Yankton, returning Tues
day.
a. B. Wilcox, of the Wilcox Lumber
CO., was looking after the firms inter-
estsin Hurley, last Saturday.
Judge B. s. Williams of Yankton
was doing business in Hurley and
vicinity the fore part of the week.
@. b. Harrigle and Sam. White start
ed tor Bassett, Iowa, Tuesday, and
will put In portion of the summer
assisting in building elevators for
Bassett & Huntington.
Centreville Journal. l7th:-Frank
Hamblin went to Sheldon, Iowa, the
first of the week, to accept a position
which was rendered him there. His
many friends here will regret to lose
HIM and his estimable family from our
midst. but wish him success in his new
home.
As a result of the recent land Office
rulings in regard to final proofs on
timber claims, j. c. Peterson was un-
able to make proof last week. He will
have to wait three years longer, until
his trees have all been planted eight
years.
Rundell Bros. had the misfortune to
lose their valuable stallion "Smasher''
this; week. We did not learn the cause
of his death.
Cord mesh ,and leather nets of all
descriptions lat the Hurley harness
shop. Call and buy while the stock is
complete.
! MJ. Hogan came down from the
county seat last evening, and visited
with his many friends.
i Real Estate is steadily advancing in
4 price. IfsyoS want a farm buy in now
you cannot miss it. Call at ALIENS
AGEN CY and look over their list.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24

HURLEY LODGE No. IS. I. o. o. F.
Meets every Saturday evening at q 80 o'clock,
In Allen's hall. Visiting brothers are most earn
ostly requested to attend. ID
PETER ALLEN, Sec'y. CD. BACH. N. G.
E.s. M'cooK POST, NO. 81, GAR.
Meet first and third Saturday of each month
at p. M, In Aliens hall.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24

Cord mesh and leather nets of all
descriptions lat the Hurley harness
shop. Call and buy while the stock is
complete.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24

Chicago and northwestern Railway Time
Table.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger, No, g 4 :5s p. IN.
treisht, 10 2:o5 p, m
GOING WEST.
Passenger. No. y s:32 a. m.
kreight, 10 12:so p. NJ.
Moux CITY
Yankton trains connect at Centreville with
both morning and evening passenger
". A. THRALL. Genl Ticket Agent.
w. L. WORKMAN. Agent
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24

Rundell Bros. had the misfortune to
lose their valuable stallion "Smasher"
this; week. We did not learn the cause
of his death.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY MIDDLE,AGED WOMAN, A
~ place in small family; sOod cook; plain. lio&
WANTEp-BY A coIoRrD PLAsTERER WORK
alter MoSdas & a s; PA PasTEkE star oos
WANTLp5BY sTENoGRAPHER AND Typ.
snsnaenss or correspondent Addrcss Box Ia star
w country or seashore, by good reliAhls English
woman prgsent EMPLOYER PARTS with her Win rsrs,.
Apply al l4ls St NV, present employer. my ~
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chambernsids, Waitress. Laundre.s
Bn,s si eo Me- w ss 3'Se: T
w and TyT~ writer desires position IN one 81 the
Deparinen,s Writes plain hand and has far knSrl;
Address r. Z n. MetrOpoh.sn aOsei city. nyIs-3t.
WANIED-A RELIABLE AND TRUsTwoRTHY
w young German man. not quite ahle 10 speak the
English languae. desires plsce yaetor Attendant
Fil~tclass references Address p star ofhcemls-2'
WANTED-AN EDUCATED LADY WOULD LIKE
or sovsrness Address sfi sssr Scs.
myis-3t'
WANTED : DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
W maids Waitress. laundres., sesmstress nurses.
family and resorts AL city references ol3 9Th st n
w girl with good reference place TO nurse an in.
fsPt or s eSlp sie .s required fs.se
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. OF ExPERIENCE
goods store. Address cLERk. .outhssss esrssr s.k
and ii SITS. NV. my19-2ts
WANTED-PoSITIoN AS ENGINEER: EX-
W perienced with locomotive stationary engines
and elevator machinery. Address ENGINEER, star
office nyl7-2ts
WANTED-PosITIoNsF FOR FIRsT-CLAss Sc
w lected help: Chambermsids. cooks nurses house.
keepers. drivers, German farm hand &c, cities aud
summer resorts +. BURNHAM. 630-632 st.
n myl6-3t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help free to employers; reference guaranteed TO
be genuine. STEVENS EMPLOYMENT AN ID ROOM
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L,oR sALE-DRUG STORE CORNER I2TH AND a
y s.s nv, low rent. Apply WALTER B VIII
myls-1
EoR sAIE-s5o0 WILL Buy A PHYSICIANS
wholesale and retail confectionery business. loca-
businsss need reply address s 4 b, star ONCE
A FTRsT-CLAss RESTAURANT DOING A GOOD
other business Cor 7th and sts, 1lOl 7th 4. NV.
tnSls-2t'
IyOR sAIE-A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
II frstclass DRY ooots store doing good business.
good reasons for selling. Address 10 sth 81. Nc.
DARTNEE WITH 1900 TO $500 FoR A WE'LL
II equipped manufacturing confectionery and iro
ofice ''~ mn ma III ID s S."'
EoR sALE-A PINE CORNER GROCERY BUsI-
myl6-3t 3lisssi.w
IyoR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
5 sGsS S ei srS sSHs on 1rs s
price 5000 Will insoioe that amount, Apply
myI6-3t silsssisw
lSoR LEAsE-ALL or SQUARE So, BOUNDED BY
and sta. \. n. ave and 23d II q ": suitable
.ss yard rent $50 per month B. n MAKNIK A
60, Big fstn.v. myls-or
1SoR LEAsE-wHARF PRIVILEGES on SOUTH
Terms low: Tales low. Ths only wharf rroi-riy
eminent Inquire at 4o2 La. ave. mys 2swlm
SIN PER CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO-
- vision for redsmption upon months notioe-safs
and conNenient-1he hive and per FIRST
MORTGAGE Bonds ton real e-tate) the KANSAS Trust
and Banking Co.. United States senator John -
York city. Trustee Bonds in depominAtions OF 100
$500 $500 and $1,000 sold IT par by GEORGE h.
sChAlEk- Pacific Building, Sole Axent for the Dis
srict Of Uesmpir The Union Trust Co. Of New Yort.
annually, and Tie principal IT maturity. nlh2s-3m
SPRING CHANCES FOR MAKING BIG MONEY
- are now open IN the purchase Butter Esgs Pro-
them for rise. In the Cold Storage Rooms the Cen
ter market. fuKI-lm
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fHnADELPHn SroR.
WHITE GOODS:
VIII otter al kinds Of White Goods. such a.
India Linens, Victoria Lawns
Salnsookz Linen IAxns
Dotted swiss Plaid Musiins.
Pque In Check and Stripea
AtEery low prices Call and .es
EMBROIDERIEs;
WI offer all kinds Of Emorosdar,es N pr,ee. th.,
Cambria Edz1nas. Nainsook Edgins-
Swiss Ls5<lllss. Cambria Tlouncings
Swiss ElOulcingx
Al widths. from &c. mp % 80 30
LACKS. LACFS
VIII Offer al kinds aud styles VI Lace. I'm p.r-,, .na
wide ~'ho~ sno
T0rchnn Lace tmachine-Inadel Torrhon La. IN
made. Oriental lace, Point Gauze Dsnt-ls
Black. White and Cream SILK FlOuncnss very Chan
Bargains IN COlOred Dress zoodS
bargains in Black silks.
Bargains il Black Dress Goods
10 ARRIVE
30 dOz- ladies' Hose. fast Black, Split Foot: will h.
sold for 20e. pair. Tbs Is the BEST bargain ever
Also,
p pieces ChaIis CT cam ground with light nxure f.z,
eoIors. Will be ~ the low prise of ~ Nc
Is Pieces Wool Ch4lh :. extE. sly les, only lse.
MATIlNGS. MEETINGS..
bargains In Mattinss at I28c, worth l5c Ais
worth ~ t2Oc, worth 35c. At 2sc worth 3)c
Al so. worth 3Sc- AT &c. worth 4oe. At AOc-
worth soc
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENT.
CAkHART a LEID7.
my1IN2 62s 7fh and TOO sta n-w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

A satire upon justice is the opinion rendered by
vice-Chancellor Bird, Of New jersey denying the
validity OF a be1uest to Henry George to enable
him 20 disseminate his books on the ground that
Georges land theories are In opposition TO our
laws and that the power OF the courts cannot be
invoked 20 aid their propagation. Mr.. George has
Advocated certain changes In the laws, which the
people, with the ballot In their hands and the
right OF public asSemblage and peaceful agitation,
are at liberty 20. change whenever q SUFFICIENT
number OF them conclude that such a course will
be best. No apostle OF a new political gospel has
ever, III the history OF this country, gone about
his labOrs in a more law-abiding way. IL was
because he refused 10 let the socialists cap
ture and run his united labor party that that
organization suffered disruption at Syracuse.
He ASKS that the laws be changed, and presents
reasons for the change, but 1t has not been pro-
posed by him to alter any part OF the law except
In the manner provided by the law itself for its
own Amendment The people OF the United states
are not at all likely TO accept his reGsonings and
the desired changes In the laws relating especially
10 taxation and real estate are not at all likely to
be made, but there Is no reason why he should not
present and discuss his views and his requests
for legislation, and no reason why the wish OF a
friend to aid him by bequest In this work should
his writings cont ain any feature OF illegaity
which the law recognizes and Furnishes. and unless
they DO every Just man will say: "Disbelieve his
theories. oppose his propositions, but let him have
his bequeStl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

The sensation caused by the Introduction OF the
NILS bill In the House was not circumstance
compared with that which has resulted from Mr..
Mills proposal to vote on the bill whole at the
close u the present debate, as preferable TO the
tedious process OF considering IL clause by clause
and permitting fiye-minute speeches In discussion
OF each amendment offered The democrats
are agreed 10 this, but the republicans are
in quandary over IL. There Is in 1t
an advantage or Disadvantage according
To the point OF view taken. IL the protectionist
republicans were absolutely sure OF killing the
bill I'm the House or Senate, and IL they were sum-
GENTLY sure OF the popular feeling all over the
country 10 invite the chances OF approval or re-
DuSe at the polls On the issue proposed. they would
undoubtedly embrace the opportunity to get a
vote at the earliest possible moment. The repub-
Leans whose constituents want tarln revision in
some shape are those who hesitate the most
They are not anxious TO be put IN the attitude
OF killing tarin legislation merely TO make distinct
as party issue. question dlsagreeable TO them
They wish Congress TO allow matters TO take their
usual course and TO leave to the national conven-
tiOns the framing OF issues for the coming strug-
gle, claiming that the fall campaign, with its No
yember summary, will settle, without regard TO
the action OF Congress, the question OF radical
tartn revision The unusual spectacle Is presented
OF the democratic organization In the House qui-
escent under discipline while the wings OF tine re-
publican organization fail TO dap together.
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THE SECOND FLooR BARGAINS.
SATURDAYS LIST OF COTTON AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS:
Sl2o and 81 10 Cambria Nightg0wns for Csc.
$3.50 and s36S Lace Nightgowns for 81 9S.
S2-9S S2.6S and $3.50 skirts, for 81 6S
10 and Csc. Embroidered Corset Covers, for 22c.
$l.9S and 1925 Lace Trimmed do, for soc
Gigs and 81 % Lace Chemises, for SIC.
SSc and sl.25 Embroidered DrswerA for Csc.
ALSO, THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIONS:
Sl6S Ladies' Black Jerseys for Sl.35.
CSC. Children's Jerseys all Sizes tor Jec.
Csc. STAMPED Splashers, for 19c. S5c Bureau
Scarfs for SOC. 14c Doylies. for 1Oc. Csc Laundry
Bags. for $50 25c. Pillow shams for pc a pair
81 10 Cashmere Shawis, for Csc
75c. Real Madras. for SOC. o yard.
1Jc Curtain Scrim, for 12c. yard.
S2-25 Antique Lace Curtains 81 rs o pair
(See space below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

The present stock ID uneQualled for fullnesa
variety, attractivenesn. and moneys worth.
We shah offer Saturday Morning - uncom-
monty good values the following:
Is Dozeu Infants Fine Cambria Slips waist
q three box-piaits. neck and sleeves trimmed
With embroidery.
ONLY 500. EACH.
Spscial-1 Lot Of Infsnt.' Hald- Made Hen-
stitched sips beautifully finished. superior
Raxments.
o. AND go EACH.
Infant Rubber Hiaper-Cl Cloth Drswera only
CSC and o2kc. Per pair.
WHITE
Dozen mfAuts' SE1and- Knit Sacquee. mads
from soft imported single zephyr, IN shell-
stitch pattern, edged with light blue zephyr,
Anished with tasssls.
ONLY SOC. EACH
Infanta' Ribs-A full string Of styles and quail
iess In both quilted and plsin. For drscs-m
wear end table use. Eseing Bihs, Is 20 and
Csc. Fancy Quilted.1l0. 1886. o2h and SIC.
each.
Infants caps-Ths ssylss We havsn,t rot
would - easier TO name. We start the stock ss
zoe. for plain Null. md 70 mp TO o5 for EN-
bsoidssy. Rtbbons LAeea. end Hsmstitchins-
asoosatng soeiabozaAsnssA Allows Emh. with
high null fronts. ct q. All-over Emb. Oapa,
with all.oyer high froutAI edged with ruchtng,
S138. All-over Rmb. and hemsttfchmg. with
hsmstitched tea ol.75. With
h6gh-peaksd fronts Of India Linon, ~. Rlab-
orets slloysS Imh, with high front O.. rs.
IrsacA Hmheoidsrsd Muu CApa with douhas
new q hsmstatshing. broad mum H.. high null
fsoaA ~. 50 Dssuttfsl OA1lsosnlng Gaps %
Cream valencienne Lace and SILK Ribbon. lined
With Hossnes slk. ntn Abboa s9insa. o226,
o260. end CARS
lnssntr Sen Donnsts a White Piqua. tvv-
buttonsd pisoss: p,na1. ga; smhcolAsrsd. 50
and 6215c
anA a.
W'1vssySAne IN tsslsk wsarias Ay,sssa.
WOODWARD LOTHDOH.
Co. 11th ~ yaA nv.
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Few better things have been said lately than
the observation OF Edward Atkinson, the social
economist, that 'the two things most needed In
these days Is. first, for rich men to md out how
poor men live, and, second, for poor men to ind
out how rich men work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

The police and the magistrates have combined1n
New York city TO rid the streets OF reckless
drivers The officers are quick to arrest such
offenders, and the justices lay on sentences which
make their cases wholesome warnings to others
equally careless There Is no mere reprimanding,
OF dlsrnissing on personal recognizances, or any
thing OF that sort. where an onense is plainly
proved A combination of the same sort In Wash
1ngtOn would be an excellent thing
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN PUBLIC sERv-
w ice. furnished house; rent not 70 exceed $50:
must he no objection TO well trained children; imne
date possession desired. Address r. D. o. star
Office. myls-2ts
WANTED = FOR TWO YEARS, BY NEAT.
w careful northern family of ADULTS. . three-story
House, partially furnished. west OF l4th ST Terms
must not exceed 5000 per annum; best references
Address CAREFUL Star ONCE. my1s-3ts
WANTED FOR FOUR MONTHS. PLAIN
w country house Of at least ten rooms. within hNe
miles OF Washington, healthy location, shade and good
water essential; terms moderate. Address 24Os ST
NV. myl5-5t'
WANTED-I HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR
w the rental of houses Of all sizes Parties having
houses to rent good tenants by placing them
with me. Prompt collections and returns. r..
ROSENBERG, GLIB 18th st. my11-lm
WANTED-I AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA-
w tons by parties desiring Ia rent houses Of all
sizes. Parties having houses rent good
tenants by placing them with me. Prompt collectons
and returns. GEO. W. LINkINs.
ap2o-lm 18th aud II St n. ".
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Evidently Malone Is still ''bcss" in the Virginia
republican organization, but his opponents hope
for better luck at Chicago. Neither wing OF the
party in view OF the spit, can indulge many hopes
VI satisfaction IN November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

Australia has enacted a severe anti-Chinese i'm
migration law. But the Chinese In British colo
MES have the advantage over those In our country
IN the fact that they permitted to become sub
Jects OF the queen, and all restrictive legislation
exempts the naturalized ChInaman from the i'm
positions laid upon aliens.
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p. r." LrArurn Goons Dr.,

Are Ia hsef Trsvsiias vAhss.. saschsls Pocket
suhstsnssl Pockstbooks Of r,sl leasher "a, o. ~
- me Asssos An prices Mp sl6 each fog those
bsrsAin-vefy pretty are Card Cssss. ,,tiu lined.
IN. W. ana"Aas hssdA &c. the othse dds plain
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
myAs Cor. 18th and Pa svs.
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"P. r." JAPANESE Drp.n,xr,r
Direct from the orentals to us means low prices 10
you
japanese Silk Handkerchief for ladies-we .hovv
them with fancy eoored hemstitched borders. 25c
each.
For gentlemen We have them in large sizes with .o,
ored figures on centers well a. borderx only t5r
each.
Plain white. with hemstitched b0rde Csc. or 3 for
ell 80
In Neckwear for ladies we show White Japanese silk
shawl fichuselaborsteiy embroidered all over n,sbed
with heavy silk fringe yard deep 81 rs; would be
cheap at - each
Crepe de Chine SILK shawls in pink blue BLACK and
cardinal prettily embroidered deep silk fringe n IA
worth at least a. each
japanese SIX scarfs. ~ yards long. y yard wide,
knetsed fringe y yard deep. pink blue red canary.
white and cream. hand embroidered "a "a: cold in
New York japanese stores for slO-
white japanese silk scarfs, J yards By II ward.
20. 80. o'e'
Japanese Ornaments In . thousand quaint styles A
n.n NE prices charged ss the art stores
- Gan be securely packed and sent by express II
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tses .n.,. ,.,, Cor. 18th and Pa sv
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EroR sALE-FoUR DESIRABLE LOTS AT TERRA
Gotta immediately at the station containing from
plat and particulars apply 10 Nm. 7. YOUNG. 1908
St NV. myls-eo2w.
QOR sAI1E-vILLA SITES
Il OF 70 scrpa, and individual lots OF 50nl25 ON
ROsSLYN HEIGHTS.
the grHndest suburb of Washington.
4. Ii. slPHLkD CO.
my4-th.fs4w 1927 q
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SPECIALTIES.

Observation-Disclosures YEARS A SPECIALITY
Lin curing nervous and mental diseasa spinal ovs-
hysteriA rheumsttsm. neurslgA choesA paraiysa de-
electricity through cIotSise ksfsrsncsa psFmsnsnt
sui sid II b scs:ss CO.. 3
~ end Throe4 has semOvsd - - 12ee - nv
O1ee h0u3 1Som 70 II q m, an4 - - -
to7pm myl-lm.
IN AI31006 00oCI55Y0fLY fkEA1g AL
ODlsoaees pss11ir - Lido Mauisd o. e1nezA
A1AUU4 0Uo0A& ep
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OuE FR1ESD
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER
BISON

OuE FRIExD
MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER.
BISON
in the original might be caei-as the children sav
a bad word That is only half good is in feet alb
treat them eiviy. We the superlative merely as
aaiter u courtesy and to illustrate cardinal truth
Those who are not for US are against us"
When We pick up a Newspaper and read the adver-
tseinent " LEADING rIII and ind the broad asser-
ton made that clerks of other firms carry only IA
the members Of said rn rate her clerk. vsSv
LOW STANDARD. such b.ing the case the public At
the elerk salesman has 10 say This Is surely sui
cdai assertion for any hrm to make which has to EN-
l4OS IA ze humber OF clerks or salesmen As for the
Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Permit us 10 say that clerk or salesman however
broad his llbertles. can lastly the record
PR CkNT ABOVE ThE kCTuAf COST 81 oF
"a fact OF which he is cosnizantl; ne sells
the seod at that price No honest business could
Go more an honest business man could not do less
We are laughed at because sell Childrens suits at
Of The and endesvS eai To s no sls
their wants at the lowest possible prices Have We not
Looms a. 81 should settle that question.
Our Atwood Check Suits at 1915 clutches the eli
wers WORK OF snpererosation to seek 70 establish
calm whieA nas already been established but We e.
fssm II a duty which We owe to
THE PEOPLE
10 keep constantly before their minds eve tina. ve
whatw
the SSo have tried and proved
DON'T WE,
VICTOR Z ADLER's
10 Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
S;S! and sZs 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Prioa
Omen SATURDAY. nm M IL IA nm ,.,,.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IroR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT ESTATE OF 200
II acres. miles from Richmond va commodl s Us
exceeat condition; nrst-class stock and grass farm:
Another of 2oo acres. only IL miles from Washing.
ton. good Improvements and splendidly adapted TO
One Of the finest grain and grass farms Of Mont
gomery Coz Md, lJo acres. ON colesviiie turnpike.
miles from the city, excellent improvements and large
Also trs.sss farm q is ssres mile s from
,TS ssoS essh9s nd % III ne
and ali necessary outbaiidnss large orchard This Is
one OF the few places which, upon inspection. will
IFS sores 1 miles from station on Met. Branch;
good improvements, water and fruit 500 l2s
house; good water and fruit: s2.250 12 acres adj
Joining station on Me-, branch. II miles from city
Adjoining this another Of acres With new cottage II
joining this Of acres, with new 5,room cottage for
SL200. Two acres and neat Broom cottage, , miles
% me- liable y H:
slao9 10 acres unIpP5Sved ash and p oyeriookins
running water. magnificent view Of city. miles OUT
MORE THAN 100 OTHERS SURROUNDING THE
CITY IN EVERY DIRECTION, OF ALL SIZES. AT
my myIs-st + H s2PHERD CO.. 1921 rs.
XNANTED-To RENT A FARM Fol. ONE YEAR
w Of moderate renI hoSse stable wei. 40 and 10
acres or more OF diminished land Apply at "a st.
NANTED-To RENT FOR THE SUMNER. AT
,b a eoISs e
S;ESiI T For particulars sa s.;s.l.ssi Ma
LroR sALE-50 ACRES OF UNIMPRoyEp LAND
4 4 mile from Boyd's station. Met branch b, and o
vii Is sell II os 81 to u 4c i
beautiful building sites would trade the whole
DeLander, Mont Co. Boyd's. Nd myl6-4t
NOR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. HOUSES FOR RENT
and sale; lots for sale; country seats and dairy
az edSE liz I'm ss 70 FONT
IroR sALE-UPON EASY TERMs-23 ACRES OF
Il land north of the city and near Brghtwood; high
srS Ss hns o fs T valley
myI6-3t geo p NV.
washington n and %ies from AieiaRaria situated
From nj nss
Tor Gans ladies' The large society n the immedlste
neghborhood give this place Advantages over other
msss~ 0r p'rff Ka ais aSP abFrY 1901
IVOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MONTGOMERY
ali elevated and desirable Inducements offered to
parties desiring to build. This property is the only
limits As lots have been much sought alter in thus
locality in past seasons With an elevation of Soo eet
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INOR SALE OR RENT-THE OLD BROOKS MAN
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rooms and large stcs hne cellars ana bath il desired
Brooklapd .dtoins grounds Of New Catholic uniyer-
Apply 70 D +. LEIGHTON and K 4. PAIRo,, Trus-
tees, 49, Louisiana ave ny3-3m
INOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK MANSION, WITH
railroad station; ~ rooms: newly painted and
peaches, ounces. pears. &c. Apply 70 DR.. q wffaR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

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