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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

6WisB Musline IN White and Ecru. 80 incno6
10 SO inches wide. single and double borders
Draperies Of twenty i've Year, ago are return
ing. There 10 nothing pryttier than Swiss
Sash Curtain for chsmbsrh 25 70 Coo. per
yard.
MATERIALS
1900 Yards 3l-inch Cretonna large line Of
handsome psttsrns Only 15c. per yard.
5O-inch Petit Point Furniture Coverings st
75c. q and q. 10 per yarL
5O-inch Titan Pushes. colors Crimson. Old
Blue Ardoise Blue. Mahogany and Gold Only
ESQ per yard
5O-inch French Cretoune: handsome patterns
and colorings Only 81 % per yard.
24-inch Crushed Mohsir Plushes In Blue.
Olive Burnt Orange. Crimson and Maroon.
Only sl25 per yard We GUARANTEES this 70 b
pure Mohair Plush.
FUN line Of colon In 7e-ineh Ysltans clotha
NI.inch Wool Brocads, for Curtains. Table
covers, Tides. scarfA &c. Only ol.26 pr
yard
200 a. Chenille Covers. in sluA Gold md
Crimsou. Only o1.76 each
100 "A Plush Table Covers with Tapestxy
bordsrs; sl.50 esch.
so Crsts Tabis Cevsrl - sin; el5o each.
WINDOW SHADES.
500 window shadss. 10 tncho wida. yards
LONE spring roller. complete ready 10 hang.
Only CSC. each.
so opsqus window shadea 80 inches MAS
yards isnE. mounted On Knapp Balance kollsra.
ready to hanG. ieduosd to6 Soc
window Shades made 70 order of Amman
end scotch Holland. opsaas snA Tsansparsns
Cloths.
0ouzth focal
WOODWARD { IorxnoI.
ssS cer. llth snd - nv.
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INCREASING BUSINESS IN QUIZ CUSTOM
DxIARTAENT STIMULATES % 10 IN.
CkIASI oU1 FACILITIES AND IMPROVE
TH1 cHARAcTER OF OUR WORK
Qua LINE or PIECE GOODS Is LABOR
AND FINER TEAM EVER BEFORE OUR
CUTTERS ARE. WI BELIEVE, Az GOOD As
ANT IN THE CITY. I'VE THINK We HAVE
ONE THAT 10 THE VERY BEsrJ OUR
GOODS ARE ALL CUT ON THE PRENlsRs
AND oUR CUSTOMERS CAN TRY ON THEIR
COATS TN BAsTK.
xo2 HALf-DREss SUITE TIE
eRoADwALE DrA00NALs ARE THE MOST
POPULAR WI SHOW THEM IN ALI.
WIDTHS AND IN ALL GRADES. IN CAS-
sIAIEE sUrTINos OUR ASSORTMENT
BUNS INTO THE HUNDREDS. IN TRoUs-
ERIN0s We HAVE. WITHOUT DOUBT,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST VARIETY
EVER SHOWN HERE.
e25 10 A POPULAR PRICE FOR BUsi.
NESS SUITS. WE HAVE "A LOT. or
GOODS TO MAKE UP AT THIS PRICE
IN FANCY vEsTIN6S WE HAVE vARI-
ETY. OF STYLES TO MAKE TO ORDER AT
o.. %. AND %. THESE GOODS ARE oRpI-
NARILY SOLD At sl0. sl2, AND SIS
Z p. BARNUM 4 %,
ocS 03l PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
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Too Orrrs Tn Cas-
They rive 10 airy nothing
A habitstion and Q nams I"

"Thsy rive to airy nothing
Ahabitasion and name"
Display few samplss-sdvertiss an immense stock.
Your inspection reveals the airy nothnsns..r Of the
dscarst,ons. They name IT . complete stock and Il
nnds heetfotion only TN thstr imasinatoua Bee thu
dinerence-ws call black blsek. II ~ havs but Z
small assortment sly 20. Complete With u means
having no dsacasncy. end our sstahlshnsas opsa -
your inspscsioa In substansss,oa Of our asssrtona
SHOES.
Heretofore you've bssn crowded In our Shos Depart
msnt You won't b any LONGER. We've msds moro
increased the already immense stock and addsd
several moro sxpsrsnced salssmsn- rs but one d.
psrtment with u.s. but has the proportions and does
the business Of shoe store. Has it, own manager.
and no one this way can give him pointses Concerning
footwear Note this speciality for the lsdiss-Ths
Royal Kid~-anothsr one Of our owu-sxtrs ans shoA
French heel and toe. Spanish last-s $50 boot for
% 90 That's all We ask for it The Bsnsoias ars
still having big run We've kept the sisss complete
and the price the same s337. Ground door: center
seventh street door.
wARMI1s
The Middle Weight Underwear 10 here Just In TIE
nick o. tms The Camsls Hair Suits ss as cents can't
Be shown 700 les than q snywhsrs elsa View got
the superior - Foods ct sl.5o Natural Woods. do
mssc and foreign double or single breasted fom IS
cents TO a. all sizs In the matter Of Hose wsvs got
those od-fsshlonsd spBosd fest mssanos our Rrsnd.
parents wore for "a csa worth not cent Lees than
40 cents. Extra heavy for 4s csnts The Natural
wools domestic and foreign 4s cents psr pair Don't
forget. only ~ cents Ground noor MARI Space On.
trsncs
sAKs AND COMPANY.
HATS.
Everything in. Everything new. No old stock
brushed up stia Hass all shapes and shaded Git o
to $3.50. This includes the celebrated Youman.
Miller Kno. blocks. silk Hats. that wai suit from
$3.50 10 g. Soft Hats for the children for school or
the sentlsmsn for travelling Novelties for the ttls
ones Hats for 10 osnss-Hsts for ss. II you can't
ind something between shoss limits We don't know
what you'll do. First floor: Upper ssvsnth-st door,
sAKs AND COMPANY,
DESIGNERS. MANUFACTURERS / IMPORTERS.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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WoopwAsD & Lorzsors Coruxu

FAN exhihit q .sv eoods I'll the Vssk. The
various stocks were never In better SHAPE to
meet your every requirement Better sooda
better styles. moro Of them and better values.
good illustration is the 60-inch All Wool
Scotch suitinss, at 50c. per yard We have
never before sold it, equal for The price.
wsars fully r-sdy to sxecuss ordsss foe Tailor
made Suits. Dinner and Reception Dresses.
Travelling Dresses. Riding HshatA Wedding
1rossesux. &c.
The Fancy Embroidery Department has been
removed from the fourth 10 the second acor
We have enlarged the stock. and ere exhibiting
svsFv attractive variety Of Stamped Goods. all
oOlors In zephyr.. Gsrmsnto~ns. saxonys. Ba-
sarrsn Art Thread, Rope siiks Embroidery
euka Fancy Figured Ska. al the newest
shsdes in Pushes and beautiful line OF Fancy
basksts in from two to three hundred attractive
shspes suitable for every purpose rslativs to
practical and ornamental fancy work.
(Second aoor; frontD
Have you Inspected the new garments In La
dies Jackets, Wraps. Mod.eskas, Newmarket,
sutts. &c? We have never before shown such
handsome line Embraces AL the newest shapss,
styles. aud effects. q
(Third noor)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Cor. 11th and sta NV.
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some persons who are not accustomed TO reason
about these matters, are cursing the Spectators
IN the Chicago wheat pit for the rise has just
taken place In The price Of domestic hour. The
chicago "corner," as has been shown In these col
umns, has produced no such effect But the short
age 10 the crops all over The world has accom-
pushed what no hurry in speculation possibly
could, and the smaller bakers in New York and
otner large cities have begun TO shave the weight
OF their loaves In order TO keep the pros OF their
business at living figure. OF course IL Will be to
the interest OF gra1n-dealers and nour-merchants
10 alarm the public TO the prospects OF afurther
Increase In prices so 70 induce large purchases
al present rates IL Is possible however, that the
bulk OF the people viii ind another way out Of
Their dimculty. The corn crop Is the largest
ever known n this cJuntry. Corn, In its various
forms coarse hominy. samp and meal, Is a staple
Oh rood among the people OF various parts OF the
south where wheat Is Little used; ami sturdier
specimens OF physical manhood cannot be found,
the world over, than these same corn-fed country.
men OF ours Everything made from corn ought,
oy rights, TO be cheaper this season than II ever
mas been. This Ia natures compensation for the
comparative failure OF the wheat crop. Our poorer
People cannot do better than avail themselves OF
IL Tney adjust the conditions OF their lives TO
other changes from the normal standards, and ir
VIII Dc quite possible for them to 30 In this In
stance. A good many OF their richer nelg hbors
have learned 70 do Of their own free Will since
discovering what delicious dishes can be cooked
from corn In this way the overproduction OF one
cereal may be made 70 supplement the under.
production OF another, and the food balance be
maintained without increase OF cost or q loss OF
comfort 10 the average consumer
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The Normons are invading Mexico and great
excitement prevails among certain Gentlles IN rhe
southwest lest the people OF oul neighoor r-nunlc
should become infected with some OF the wicked.
ness which the imm grants are supposed TO carry
around with them wherever they so. II Is safe 20
say mat There WIZ not De great deal OF practical
polygamy In the Mormon settlements for ths
Mexicans 70 complain OF The people OF Mexico
are almost wholly OF one religious faith, ana a
faith which makes a sacrament VI marriage and
Ranks plural wedlock among the most heinous OF
sins The Mormons will probably settle down
there and become city creditaole citizens. They
Will force their ideas on no one, but, by steady
habits and Thrift, build up rich communities ike
That which exists In salt Lake CITY and its co.
virOnA There IL . great deal OF good IN the Nor.
mons, n the one bad feature OF their relixo-soclal
system could De washed out OF IL
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SrHExE Is no doubt, probably, In the mind OF the
most sAnguine republican, of the reelection OF
Governor Gordon In Georgia to-day, or OF the
success OF the great bulk OF the democratic can
0dates for state onices and seats In the leyis-
iatare. Here and there a republican Legislator
may De eiected but there will not Do enough, all
toid 70 make an appreciaoe opposition 10 the Will
OF the majority. Besides the regular state and
legislative tickets the voters win be called TO pas
epon proposed amendment TO the state constitu.
tloa Increasing the number OF associate justices Of
the supreme court from two TO four.
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ExrRA VALuEs In BLASRrrs
wehave bad made 10 our special order an ex-
csllent line Of Light. weight fine quality White
Blankets, in both AL Wool aud Cotton aud
Wool as per cent cotton and SIS per cent wool.
which. though We have always had dem and for
such. have heretofore been unable to secure
them The Cotton and Wool are lO-4. ia and
l2-4 sizes. and weigh e. and pounds Cat 81
Per ID. J. %. IS and 90 per psi-.
The All Wool are in ia and l2.4; at S675
and IS per pair.
pounds ta1 pound) s5, 90 and o. per pair.
MINNESOTA BLANKETs
Our finest Blankets are made IN the North
STAR Wooden Mills. Minneapolis MINI. In
this make We can give you more quality for the
several prices than of any other. Every pair
strictly All Wool. and are finished W ia Rich
COlored Borders of new design. Compare these
with California other makes ct the same
prices. We do not recommend or buy them
because they are MINNESOTA BLANKETS.
bat because We can give you BETTER BLAN-
KErs in this make than the prices will pur-
chase in any other.
Prices: $3.50. 60 e1O. Sill sl2. 60 sl350.
els. sl8 and els per pair.
CFourth door)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Cor. 1lth and SITS. NV.
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Although Washington Is Away glad to have
Congress with her, and would even welcome sncb
aenange In the Constitution al would involve Der.
petual sessions with only occasional recesses she
shares the desire Of other taxpaying Communities
that the sessions shall De real sessions and not
mere pretence. As IL Is now, Congress remains At
tne Capitol not because there is anything To do,
or, Indeed, anything that can be done In the
absence OF quorum from the House but
because the two parties are playing at hide
and seek, and Their representatives, regardless
Oh tneir duty TO their constituents which Ia
plainly 10 DO some work or shu: up shop continue
the farce OF meeting once day and going through
the FORM OF "proceedings' 70 furnish matter for
the Record In the millennium we shall have in
the halls OF Congress. steady work, no talking
merely for eject, liberal measures where larve
ends are To be gained and strict economy whers
expenditures are q mere waste OF the nation,
substance, and quorums In both houses All the
time. the sessions can be as long as anyone de-
Hres them, for there Is always plenty 70 do II on,
lawmakers would only do IL
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BEAur1run Snow,
RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON. WE KNOW.
But the soft-f ling fakes
6enumbed all the snakes
(SAye those VI alcoholic 0rtRin)
And sent them to their holes again.
there l,s psrforce. they shall remain
NESTING
u technical term. ominous Of evil indicative Of
maud. In ths tobacco regions
PIN.HooK1Na
L se9.rdsd 4 one q ne ans srts pin Hootes
csDtsr: aud bsiIs slilIfui @.nPu..or Of The weed.
top aud Ill around and discover leaf which would
yasonsd . your factory cursOry examination reveals
WAITED sEPULCHKR,
Filled with rottsnnsss and corruption Just 10 Il n in
othe! bs.nches u business may ali his spscioIs
windows with haad.ome, appearing goods marked It
make you feel good nave re hsnasOMs aud ~ Ssns
or TIs goods arc all soda Thsrc was S nr os
rush tsr lHss t1.s srs,cis SORRY you hadn't
= shs sssSy Made ,s,ss % wS.S Ia, xhs.
:s' H9nsSs g; .sa nss . # xs.s vie
latest styles aud designs Of
ZANE RKADY.MADE CLOTHING
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. N
0xS ana 0xv 9Th st NV. corner AAssaonuseets svs.
Strictly One PIsoA
opsn Saturdays TIL llRm oc1
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CURTAINS AND UpHoLsrERrEs.

CURTAINS AND UpHoLsrERrEs.
BEING large importers in Lace curtains we
are enabled to offer extraordinary bargains. We
quote:
500 pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Cur
tains, 49, yards long. Only 81 25 per pair.
500 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains,
81 yards long. so inches wide Only 81 SO per
pair.
300 pain White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains. 81 yards long, 80 inches wide, extra
heavy quality. Only 81 per pair.
We make specially Of showInga fine line Of
Nottingham Curtains in Brussels effects, and
have eclipsed all former efforts. Prices COM
mence At ~. so per pair to the best quality for
IS pair Full width and length
Swiss Tambour Curtains 81 yards long SO
inches wide. 50, S6, 81. t. $40 per pair.
Swlrs Txmbour Curtains. 4 yards long, SO
inches wide. 90 to 3l2 per pair
Swiss Tambour Curtains. yards long, 60
inches vide. Sl3. GA. els. to SIS per pair.
Our Swiss Curtains well made. and ON
good quality Net The patterns natural. At
tractive, and graceful
Irish Point Curtains. 90. $40. s12 so. to eco
per pair
silk Curtains. rich and elegant styles and
colorings. IS, 81. to s25 per pair.
TURCOMAN CURTAINS
50-inch Vienna Chenille Curtains, all-over
pattern In the newest colorings and designs
$40. ell, ell, to els per pair.
72-inch Chenille Curtsins, sl26O to els per
pair.
50-inch Plain Top Chenille Curtains, 3I
yards log, in steele Blue. Peacock, Olive. and
Crimson. ] ) choice styles to select from These
curtains special bargains at the price, only
e10 per pair.
50-inch Turcomsn Curtains, plain top, best
colorinss. e. so. S3. to % per pair.
CURTAIN MATERIALS
We are showing elegant line of 5O-pch
Cross stripe Silks In all the newest shades, Soc,
81. and el.25 per yard
50-inch Lisle- Thread -and-Silk, silk and Wool
and all silk Curtain Materials, in a | the newest
colorings and effects. g. e. SO, 6, $3.50.
and IS yard
50.inch Printed French Cloth for chamber
draperes. fast colors. Only 4Oc. per yard
so Pieces 4O-inch Cream Madras Cloth-the
lowest price ever named for this quality. Only
Csc. yard
Complete line Of Cream and Lemon Madras
Cloths full width. IS. 40. AS. aud Soc Q yard
Large line Of patterns to select from
We have surpassed all previous efforis In the
selection Of our stock Of Colored Madras Cloths,
for never before hare We shown such hand
some line.
10 styles and ColorinRs It loc mar yard
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RohDLN1, Wy FEMALE COLLEGE Nj
- 80 All< !Seston the Del.w.re H..,,ht,,,
80. 49, n.istan- superiOr fsc.aties a. NJ 80.
~ leila n.nners aud morsis es,r,uiis
$500. NV. MA c. BOWEN, A. NJ prs.s
PORCELAIN
AND AiIcHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KrNna
NEW STOCK NOW REAL. IL DIR ou,>, -,
POR1AIlOS.
HoUsEkEEPERS FITTING OUT on nvpr ,x,..,
ING ARE kEsPkCTI ULLY INVITPn To
LOOK IHkoUGH QUE KSTARIIsu
EDDY. LoR&LARD AID oToNR-llNID NJ
yk1okkAI0kA
NV. BEvH11DoI
ss2s-lv loo p sva
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II b natural that the question should occur %
many minds, on reading OF the outrageous frauds
which have been perpetrated on the people In the
disguise OF a District Improvement In connection
with the acqueduct which Is now In process OF In.
vestigalion, whose purse must bear the losses!
Certainly. no argument can be framed for fasten.
Ing the burden on the District tax-payers They
have not only had no share In the choice O,
supeiiniendents or the tunnel enterprise but
they have not even enjoyed the privilege Of
q respectful hearing 70 their energetic protests
against the way the work was beinx managed
Whatever wrong has occurred has been In distinct
defiance OF their circumstances and they cannot
with any justice be held accountable for a siugls
mistake They did not plan the scheme or endorse
II They did not furnish the superintendent or
endorse him On the contrary, they have re.
sorted 10 every means left 70 o community with
out votes 10 avoid or avert what has now de-
veiopet into a noisome scandal; and they deserve
neitner any part OF the disgrace nor any share OF
the financial load with which somebody must be
saddled when ali the work has 70 be done over.
The government OF the United States Is the
proper party 10 bear this loss as IL has mad the
management OF the whole matter from the BEGIN
ming and mas exercised It's authority without con.
sderauon Of any sort for the wishes OF the people
Of the District II, after what has happened. the
government Is any wiser for It's experience, the
least that can be done by way OF recompense 10
the swindled taxpayers Is the establishment OF a
Tree water service for domestic consumer
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WANTED--HOUSES.

XVANTED-AS USFURSIsHED HOUSE, CON
w ainins IL a ) rOCn-. -outseru etl'9-nr-s lg-
Gated b-tuee., "A an a.. l@tb and IN
@ ardic line. flte-s sifs as-c riItlOn
xATISTlp-To BuY FoK CASH. ONE ON Iwo
w brick houses in southwest Washington. sl.OD0
60 80 900. Addrr-. stating lucation aud trios r-@A
= name CASHIER star ofhce 0cS-St
XIaNTEb : INN DiAlIll : DIREcT FkOh
w usnfrs. several louses a. frOni e.AvVO "
$1,000, Tor which Ne have customer II 80. - 49,
Ne have den and houses O. rent and a.
furnish soo tenants. and viii gve careiui stehsson
10 Irolerty IlAccd On hsnds -. - -
seg-im NALkfR WILSON. 1909 ct
WANTED-I An HANING DAILY APfl.iCA-
w lions ior Houses. Ownes can secure good ten-
ants snd runIt nttcnf reTair~ Asd Tie minor
details relatins the of Their trotrrv
b lis with u
ssi2-im 0ko ". LlNkISs Cor. isth and n STA
WAN1ED-nUUSEs Of AL ol.ADEs 40 REM
w 90 sell Ne have more calls houses ~ ruDs
Dl3-3m HEBRON a RAMrY 1907 Fst
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THE Ox1Y VIZ To Do IT,
WE Advertise TO INCREASE OUR
BUSINEsa. THAT'S THE ONLY WAY TO
DOT. ITS OF INSIGNIFICANT IMPOR-
TANCE WHETHER WE ADVERTISE
THROUGH A REBUs CAS- WE HAVE JUST
DONE. OR AGAIN THROUGH THE
NEWSPAPERS. CAS- WE ARE ABOUT TO
DO, OUR SIMPLE PURPOSE Is TO SELL
MORE GOODS.
THE SYSTEM OF SELLING FuRNI.
TURE. CARPETS. DRAPERIEs. STOVES
ETC. WITH A BIG MAJORITY OF THE
BILL ON THE CREDIT SIDE OF
THE TRANSACTION. THAT ISN'T
NEW. BUT DUB WAY OF DO
ING II IL wITa us CREDIT
DOESN'T MEAN THE FALSE PRorRc.
TON OF BIG PRIcE-wHIcH YOU
NAY NEVER pAY-Bur IT MEANS
CLOSE PRICE OFFENDED By ouR
FAITH IN YOUR HONEST INTENTION
TO DO JUST As YOU SAY YOU WILL
THAT'S THE ONLY WAY WE CAN DoA
CREDIT BUSINESS WITH YOU IFYou
WANT SOMETHING IN THE FURNr.
TURf LINE. AND YOU CAN'T VERY
WELL PAY ALL THE CASH DOWN. THE
PRICE WON'T LEAP WAY OUT OF
SIGHT THE MINUTE YOU MENTION
CREDIT. NO. INDEED. BUT. II. AFTER
WE'VE LOOKED INTO YOUR FACE. AND
BELIEVED WE READ AN HONEST PUR-
POSE THERE WE SHOULD FIND you
wILLFuLLY BROKE YOUR PROMISES,
THEN THERED BE SUCH A cHAsM
BETWEEN OUR PRICES AND OUR rs.
INNATE OF YOU THAT NOTHING
COULD SPAN IT. THE ONLY WAY TO
PROTECT YOUR CREDIT WITH us Is
To KEEP YOUR WORD.
HOUSE HERMANN,
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND
CARPET STORE.
92l AND e23 SEVENTH STREET N. ".
AND $50 MASS. AVENUE N. ".
ocl.2m
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--LATEST SHADES In HAsrr CIorns
Z q. BARNUN 3 90.
03l PENNSYLVANIA AvI

Ctr Tn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz 4 BRO.
4o7 Penn. ava. ADJOINING National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes in great variety st
very low prices. oc3
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED A YOUNG LADY IN ORR, D. Oh
w sire< bard IN private fam m northwest stsss
LOCATION Hisd Irce. Address A h.. once 10.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

l,oR sALE-CoRNER LoT. SOUTH Ar. 90 IN
SLIGO. title. No. L. JOHN Il. DONoHoE 5l3 kass
CaIlto4 St oc3-3t'
IroR sALE-oNE or THE MOST DESIRABLE
Il buildi lots IN the city, ~ 6K022 east side Otb
.. let . aud SITS 5000 Terms Easy. CHAIR rs
W. HANDY. 92l ct NV. oc3.4So
lroR sALE-THc CHOICE or TOUR PINE BUILD
IL ing lots on Connecticut extended. 81 20.
terms Of pay easy. OTIS n. PltEs Bkkl. Publ
Opinion once. cur. Sth and Pa ave- ocl-2w .
I,OR sALE-A FINE CORNER LOT, ON GRADE
II surrounded by improvements. wlhin nye minutes
walk " Pennsylvznia ave. cars AT only e4JO-s2OO
down balance els per month H. A. PHILLIPS.
l4le New lork ave. se22-2w
lroR sALE-ATTENTIoNl BRooKLAND PRICES
Il advancing Now 10 your last chance q lot
al original pr1ces- Onl1 lew left Prices iron s.eg5
to % % lot. elevation 2.bO feet Potomac
guod water only nye minutes by rail from the city;
adjacent 70 new University and Soldiers Home. Call
early and secu.e your choice. MCLAChLEN a
BATcHELDLR. l2l5 fstnw. sel-3m
L,oR sALE-LoTs AT BRooKLAND FIRST STA
II tion north Of clty. Met X X. opposite Catholic
University cheapest ia market. teruis-
ucuars apply TO MALkkk q NILSON. lOOO 81
se7-lm
l,oK sALE-CHoICE SMALL LOTS IN MOUNT
II Pheasant. only 900 each. small cash pawn rs-
ceiyed }. ~ HLkfFOkD,
seo-lm' l423s fst
I,OR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TtINIDAD
al l2th and BOUNDARY rts ne for sale at bargain
small Cash payments. lons uIne lOw interest
LkAI-L- BisOwk co.
tnl4-2m I52lfst
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Holm O. HoDGEs. NATIONAL b OK Bin derry,
d 32s AZ A. peer C1ty Hall. B,oks bound IN ss,hes
ssssiscssoa 9uassssssS 2clk called fog ana aelis-
srr6 s><b-lnsr
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WANTED ROOMS.

NVANTED-IO RENT, IMMEDIATELY OR 5
w upinrnishsd roonls for light housekeeping bet.
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