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DYsPEps1A

Makes many lives miserable and often leads to self.
destruction. Distress after eating sick headache,
heartburn. sour stomach mental depression, etc., are
caused BY this very common and increasing disease
Hoods Sarsaparia tones the stomach creates an ap-
petite promotes healthy digestion relieves sick head
ACHE clears the mind and cures the most obstinate
cases Of dyspepsia
ton. kidney and liver troubles 1t has greatly bene.
fitted me. and would advise any one afflicted with
similar troubles to give it q trial
W. H. WAIT. Depot Master, Syracuse, n Y"
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for 3d. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ale
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HE WANTED TO DIE.
TILTED BY HIS SWEETHEART, HE FIRED FIVE SHOTS
AT HIS HEAD AND BREAST. TWO OF WHICH TOOK
EFFECr


EFFECT.
'ona sheeh2n, 4 member Of the Third Artillery
Dant attempted suicide IN his quarters at the
washington Barracks at an early hour yesterday
morning. disappointment IN iove is said to have
oeen Inc cause. lie had been out OF the grounds
SUNDAY evening, and it was nearly midnight when
heIetnrned. The sentry at the gate noticed that
Sneehah was despondent, and spoke 70 him about
ms appearance, remnrking that he looked as
tuoush dis girl had gone back on him. Sheehan
Iepneo that he was all right They conversed u
IL" minutes, ard then Sheehan started for his
quarters saying that he did not feel well and was
going TO bed. He went TO his quarters In the
southeast portion OF the grounds In the base
ineht OF the quarters he sat up some minutes, and
S.euied 10 De uneasy. While sitting there one OF
ms companions spoke 20 him about his girl Shee-
nan thought that somebody lad been talking TO
inc men about him. AL the men except Sheehan
nao retired, when they were suddenly aroused by
nearing The sharp report OF I'VE pistol shots nred
IN rapid succession. The soldiers who were aroused
oy nearing the pistol SHOTS rushed into the room
Wnere they had left Sheenan, and found him Sit
ting on chair, holding IN his hand the smoking
revolver. and blood pouring from wounds on the
mead The wounded man was picked up and taken
10 The hospital, where he was attended by Sur
geons Wolyerton and Byrne. They found that two
OF the bullets had taken efect-0Ee In his head
and the other in the breast, above the heart. The
bullet In the head had not penetrated the brain.
The injured man WAS reported 70 be much better
taiS morning.
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A Suggestion Made % One Of the C0mPa.
mics Hastily Formed for the Defense
81 the City.

- SmS CtSys
"During several periods OF the war" said Col
Dayton to STAR reporter, "there was considerable
alarm for the safety OF the capital Clerks, me-
chanlcs, and others were enrolled. and even news
paper employees were formed into military compa-
MES The quickest formed company that ever
heard OF was that In one Of the Government onlceS
The principal work OF this once was audit
Ing The accounts Of paymasters- Though
rather large bureau, the work was gen.
orally behind hand, not for want OF
efficient clerks, but because the business had aug
was after nearly all the oices had organized when
the hard-worked clerks Of this ONCE were called
There was large attendance OF .ne cierSS
and employees and the venerable chief clerk, VINO
had seen service in the Mexican war and In Congress
was the chairman and principal speaker. He was
to enrol their names and TO organize He was IN
terrupted by commotion In the back OF the room,
caused by slightly ineortated clerk staggering
exclaimed, before we enrol hadn't we better de-
eide what kind OF company we are going
the Chairman, THO FOR futare so'' SonsderapiOn
Ths friends Of the clerk sssayed 70 get him back
man Would Ike TO Know II we are to serve as
G sSe or IS oat q
IL won't do said the clerk. for us to go as ma
rines, at least for me- for can't SWIM you don't
sponded the clerk. The chairman directed the
secretary to enrol those present. but the inebrated
clerk again rose to his feet and this time was more
vehement than ever, exclaiming, tell you you
would make sorry marines: you can't stand a
march like infantrynen should, and it will take
you too long to get the knack OF handling cannon
as artillerymen and God knows you are so accus-
toned TO sort cushioned revolving chairs that one
day in Mcclellan saddle will finish you.' Then
what can We dor asked one. 4 move said
the inebrlated clerk that we Or
game as cavalry, and reQuisitlon
De drawn for buggieS. With them you can get
along The day for buggies and chariots Is
passed, and the gentleman is out OF order shouted
the chairman, amid laughter, and some OF the
1neDr1ated clerks friends took him out to liquor.
When they returned the names had been enrolled,
the commander elected, and the meeting was
about ad1ournlng, and the inebriated clerk ex-
claimed, Wen, III be d. You must be lying
artilieryvp
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THE GRAND CoURr SCENE.
Firss Full Rehearsal for the Shakes
pearcan Pageant Last NiGht-W m.
shakespeare Before Queen Elizabeth
and ElcP Court.


shakespeare Before Queen Elizabeth
and flcR Court.
The first grand rehearsal OF the shakespearean
Pantomime was held In Albaughs opera House
last evening. The stage has been extended into
the orchestra as far as In the rows or seats max
ing line floor for dancing. About 200 people
were present for the rehearsal which was not
dress rehearsal, as the costumes had not arrived
A good idea OF this spectacle, with its changing
pantomime. was given from the rehearsal last
eyenng. The irst action Is the ensrance and seat
ing os Queen Elizabeth and her court upon the
stage, the lords, escorting the ladies' the maiden
queen walking alone with two trainbearers. Then
William Shakespeare enters and makes bow to her
majesty and Is accorded the privilege OF having Sc
lections from his plays presented before the queen
The pantOmime goes smoothly ard the transitions
rapid. The character OF Julius Otps0r is taken by
Mr.. Cabell and Mt. E. b. Hay as EdtstaG disap-
pears in the linen basket OF Mistress Page in good
Merchant OF Venice" with considerable credit.
Prof Edgerly makes an admirable iShylock Ethel
Chase Sprague, who Is studying for the stage,
takes the part OF Desdefn0Ra. Miss Kathleen Scott,
q niece OF MIS- Gen. Black, appears as Lady Mac
beth, Miss Bertha Lincoln as Mattress Page; and
Dame Quickly in "Merry Wives OF Windsor" will
create considerable applause Wednesday evening.
Everybody entered heartily into the spirit OF the
Characters last evening, and everything indicates
complete success. The sale of seats has been
large. The costumes for the court scene, which
has now b en- fully cast, VIII be among the most
elaborate ever seen here. They are historically
correct and very rich. The rehearsal Tonight will
be In full dress, and the first public performance
Will be on Wednesday night.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Martin Martin agt. Campbell; bill
dismissed. Larabee agt. simpson Guy; Judg.
menI below reversed; new trIal gr tnted. Steven
son agt Conser; dismissed Shading ct al agt.
Dodge ct al; demurrer oyerruled. United States
agt. Crawford; argued.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Raymond agt. Raymond; appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. Thomas agL Thomas;
Mary E. Thomas appointed guardian ad ntem.
maker agt. Shoemaker: auditors report confirmed.
Barton agt. jackson; sale decreed and William
Taylor Snyder appointed trustee to sell. Currter
tuted.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-,Judoe Ha0ner.
Yesterday. McCielland agt. Barper; verdict for
DEFENDANT; motion for new trial.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

RECOvERING.-The friends Of Mr.. JnO Lynch will
be glad to learn that he Is gradually recovering,
and Is able to be down stairs.
CATTLE MARKETING following sales Of live
stock at DrOver'S Rest, yesterday, are reported
sixty cattle up and sold-BesJ, 4Ha4 70-lOOc.
good, 35-1OOa4 &c; medium, 4a4 lc.; common,
214a3kc Sheep and lambs = Lambs, 8ka7c.
sheep, 5s1a6Hc.; calves, 6}Ga7c. Ten cows and
calves, $25aSjO Market ralr.
ICE.-The cold snap Of last night caused thin
coating OF ice TO form on the canal and on Rock
Creek.
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SaleS Of Re8I Estate.

r. o. Hoffman, In connection with b. H. Warner
Co., has sold 10 Mrs. Julia T. Bodfish, for Mrs
Mary Y. Wilson, part OF original lot l, square $685.
situated on the northwest corner OI 1su and
streets northeast, improved by three-story brick
dwelling. for 50, 800.
W. j. Donovan has bought, for $1,000, OF Horace
g. Jacobs, pit lot L., So 2S0, 20 by l031. feet.
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest
Julia I. Bodfsh has bought OF Mary V. Wilson, Tor
800, pit lot l, so. 6S6; 6 by 40 feet at the cor
ner OF and 1st streets northeast.
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Chicago No Place to Die In.


She was an heiress and belle, the daughter Of
family that had been known and esteemed in the
neighborhood for generations, and naturally held
its head pretty high. Pougnkeepste was its habl-
tat, and its name-well, We will call 1t Smythe.
She became engaged TO young man from Chicago,
which was to be her future home. Shortly before
the wedding she said To her betrothed: George,
promise me this II should die bring my body
back and bury II In POughkeepsie. On The day OF
Judgment want to rise With the SlnytheS" She
now lives In chicago with the assured hope OF a
glorious resurrection In Poughkeepsie "with the
SmytheS"
When man thinks the world Is his oyster he
can soon manage to get himself into stew.-NeU
Orleans Pcdylne.
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JCsr IEcEIvED, a large stock OF picture-frame
mOIdings on an kinds. OF the latest designs, from
1ya.ch we are prepared TO make frames at factory
prices. Eichings engraSings, &C. Reg!lding old
Ir9fnes a Speciality. WOOD fORsYTH,
l2nS Y street
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Organizing for Trials.

THE MARCH TERM OF THE CRIMINAL COURT
This morning the following persons drawn as
grand jurors IN the Criminal Court were called :
W. ii. West, Thee. g. DeMoll W. j. Schneider, w.
Schneider, ". ii. Lowdermilk, Albert Yerby, Thos.
Blagden, Jacob Franz, S. W. Steinmetz, s. c. Crop
ley. NJ. Mccormick, II. W. Eeidler, II. Birch c. A.
Harvey, Jas X. McCathrGn and Lawrence Sands
ssrs W. ID. Lowdermilk were reported mot
founc;" jacob Franz, $. e. Cropley and c. A.
Harvey failed 10 answer; Mr.. Mccormick was
excused. Mr.. Lawrence Sands was selected as
foreman
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poxrEz A CLAM-Sidalls. thU

has covered the country with the legend, "Donr
be a clam" because clam does not 'shell out" As
he wishes the public to do. soap, however good,
only cieansss Tn. outside scotch Oats Essence,
on the contrary. ceanSes purifes, and strengthens
the brain and nervous system, both in and out,
cures neuralgia, gives new vlgOr, and is undoubt-
ecly the greatest neryine known.
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DAVIS, ~ 18th ST.. will make one large crayon
ard one dozen nicely finished cabinet Portraits for
e. Come and them
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FrssrlLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

AT g. A. X. B,ZAR tonight the washington
Light Infantry. Ia fil uniform, VIII pe received Dy
The ole soldiers and their friends
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Weafher.

IpdIoGrons for The 2. hours commencing at y. N.
FOR rGe District OF Columbia, New Jersey,
Eastern Pennsylvania. Maryland, Delaware, ana
yIr-inii. liyHt 70 fresh westerly winds, warmer,
fsir weather.
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q. Can consumption be cured?
1. Css Bakers Cod Liver OIL aad Malt.
fJNF PORTRAITS. kets KemeShy. 100 Pa ava
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II. JACOB, JUICY CEooUErrEs. 81 per dozen

CoLBURS's IILsDELrHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments The finest made. For
sale 81 grUceFs-
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VIZ. lsiiIyard i'm the Police Court.

HE SAID HE WANTED TO BRIGHTEN WILLIAM O'BRIKN
NOT TO SHOOT HIM-REQCIRED TO GIVE BONDS.
John E. Hillyard, who lives at 9l2 street, was
before the Police Court this morning charged with
making threats toward william O'Bren, a clerk in
the Sixth Auditors ONCE, on street, near where
Hillyard lives. O'Er1en had occupied a room in
Hiliyard's house some time ago. According to
OBrien's testimony Hillyard followed him yester-
day and threatened to kill him. He thought the
latter had pistol and he ran. Hillyard denied
that he intended TO injure O'Brfen. He thought
that O'Brien was going to assault him and he put
his hand behind him 10 frtghten O'Brien. He was
required to give bonds In the sum or $500 to Keep
the peace.
terday, and while he was telling the police that
his wife had gone away with his money, Mrs. Hill
yard was asking the assistance OF the officers 10
get her husband to some place where he could
sober up.,
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Gas FIXTURES. Ao1NAssENTALB BRASS GOODS
% every description. Manufactured by
ShhNLLL GAS FIXTURE AND AIT METAL CO.,
nhD-Sm SIG 18th Of. NV.
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wv ~Kosenfelds Gem" Tobacco.
OFFICE or JCDD & DETwEILER,
lsDl AsDO El..unnfh ~ .,

OFFICE OF JCDD & DETwErLER,
420-+22 Eleventh 81. NV.
tadjoining "Star" Building.)
We would respectfully inform the public and
strangers having business before the committees
OF Congress the heads OF Departments, the various
Commission and the courts that we have supe-
riOr facilities for the rapid execution OF all kinds
or printing. whether In small or large quantities
Having he largest and mo complete once In the
cfty and the greatest number OF employees we can
promise WORK N shorter time than any other eS-
Ia6lisnmen,, and when we promise work u VIII be
ready On time. JUDD s DkTwEiLER.
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An Assault Oh a Strect-car Driver.

THOMAS WILKINS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Thomas wilkins, the old colored man who seri-
ously assaulted Thomas Crawford, driver on the
Columbia Railroad, about a month ago, as pub
llshed In TIE STAR at the time was called for trial
IN the Police Court this morning, the charge being
assault and battery with intent to kill. Mr.. Ed
ward II. Thomas appeared for the defendant, and
pleaded not guilty.
Crawford testified that on the day charged the car
track ami street were very Icy. He driving on
street northeast, near 10th, when be saw the de-
PENDANT coming along with push-cart. He called
TO him several times TO get OF the track. Witness
attempted TO stop the car, but before the old man
got the puSh-cart OF the track the car struck
against It, wilkins became angry, and tried TO
strike him several times. Witness then started to
drive on, when the defendant grabbed a hammer
ran in front OF the car and struck witness severe
blow on the lert cheek, in1uring him 80 badly that
he remained In bed some days. Hts teeth were
ooeened and he Is still unable TO close his mouth
George A. Markwood testified that the driver was
Knocked senseleSS and DR.. william D. Hughes
gave testimony as TO his serious injuries. The
case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $500.
TIE SARSFIELD CLUB celebrated last evening the
anniversary OF the birth OF Robert Emmett. After
good supper patriotic speeches, songs and recita-
lions were delivered by Capt w. II. Murphy, Thos
II. Walsh, u. J. Barrett, John OMeara, p. b.
OConnell, and Jas. e. Reagan.
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OK Boon. Gon11s Blue

Ok B1ooD. GoBLrS Blue
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Brosdcloth,
Pure Wool. one yari and half wids,
Worth 81; Reduced to S7Lc
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, &c.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, pc
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles l2kc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost.
COLORED SILK VELyETS. worth e.; only Zoe
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy S5 over will receive ONE
Of the following presents: One Pair OF HANDSOME
broidered Corsets, worth 7oc., Half Dozen Fine
Napkins. worth 71c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81,
81 L., $2.37.
HANDSOME CLOTH pLAIps, pure wool, one yard
and a-half wide. worth 81; only 5Uc
Elegant Dress Goods-FkENCH SERGE, pure WOOL
wide double width. all coors; wonderful bargain,
TkTCo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure wool. wide
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
oSEot The following presents: Large size Handsome
Bridal Quilt; worth $3.50: Two Yards and q Half
Table Ds r1 Worth sls7 or One Dozen Fine Nap
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. 70
GAs FIXTURES DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY,
featured BY sCHUHTz GAS FIXTURE AND ~ XRT
METAL CO.. 5l6 18th st. NV. mh5 jim
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i-N1IL AYRT. 1 we VIII make a discount OF 10
Ter cent on AL purchases made from US for cash
On or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
p0lstPrv Goods end Bedding. AG goods marked 10
plain figures W u. MCsEs & SCS, Ilth and + SITS
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Before the Travel Club last evening Judge j. j.
hayden read paper on Central America
At a meeting last night OF soldiers and sailors
Nessrs E ". Whitaker, VIM. III. Chambers and
x ID. Goodman were appointed q comm. ttee to
arrange for meeting and secure speakers to reply
u remarks made by senators Blackburn, Vest and
Wilson, Of Maryland, recently Ia the Senate upon
Union soldiers.
Eta meeting OF Anchor Lodge OF Good Templars
last evening an interesting musical and literary
program was carried out, and addresses were made
b. Ar. swain, Of View York. Cot W. Z. switzler
and Chief Templar II. X. Patterson.
An interesting exhibition was given last evening
~ the gymnasium OF the Y. NJ. T.. Association by
Instructor, WIN. ~ Jackson. The members OF the
classes showed the results of their training. and
tue prosr IN presented brought out tae.r skin
Yesterday afternoon q bale OF hay fell from the
elevator IN the HeTdic stAbes 10th and streets
southeast, and striking WIZ Hare, cOlOred, on the
head severely injured him. He was sent to his
home, 400 18Th street southeast In a herdlc.
At the annual meeting OF the Young WOman'S
Christian Temperance Union. Nj. =, last evening,
the following officers were elected: President Mrs
T. A Williams; vice-presideni Miss Ida Humphreys
recording secretary, Miss clara Ingraham; cor
responding secretary. Miss Birdie St0dder; treas
urer, Miss Frank Andrews.
This week will be the last opportunity of viewing
the panorama OF the Battle OF Manassas as after
SUNDAY night Is Will be removed and the Battle @,
Shiloh at once be put IN.
During the month Of January there were us
persons ADM tied 10 the FreedmanS Hospital, Of
which number % were colored and 81 white.
Ane Owner Oh ''Sastie Ennnderr Dead.
BE "CoULD NOT LIVE on LESS THAN THIRTY CENTS
wEEk."
Chester Goodrich, who has lived here for the
past twenty years, died in Freedman's Hospital
last Friday OF liver complaint lie was "a native OF
Pennsylvania. and was about sixty years old His
remains were interree in Graeeland cemetery.
Goodrich was well known In this city, especially
TO the Junk dealers from whom he had been in the
habit OF purchasing old hatchets and axes and
selling them He lived In the old building on n
street southwest, known as Castle Thunder
He owned the house in which he lived and other
pieces OF real estate, and Is reported have said
that "he could not live on less than 30 cents a
week"
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GRAsD SALE Or New

~ OALE NJF 4NEW
STAMPED LINENS
AT OPPENHEIMERs DECORATIVE ART ROOMS.
"a Inch Monte Cloth Bureau Covers, &c.
12-Inch Monte Cloth Bureau Covers, 5jc.
12-inch Fringed all around, CSC.
54-lnch Butchers Linen. knotted fringe O9c
72-inch Butchers Linen knotted fringe, .SYc.
Open worked Monte Cloth Splashers. 25c.
New Aftern Jon Tea Cloth 1855
just Received some New English Felt Goods
Monte Cloth Doylies, soc. per dozen.
NEW NOVELTIES FOR EASTER
Bolting Cloth. in Is. 20 and 40 inch for Painting
and Embroidery.
Rop Silk and Bsxsrron Art Thread in All the Art
shades.
SCHOOL OF DECORATIVE WORK
All Branches taught. including Painting Embroid.
cry, Drawn work, Crochet Work aud all that adds to
the charm Of . home. Call and examine some fine
specimens of work now On exhibition. New and oriei.
nal Novelties.
8. OPPENHEIMER h BROS
New Building. 514 9th st. NV
mh3 Sole Agents New Home Sewing Machine.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FNo INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE.
have several beautifully located pieces Of rroperty
suitable for subdvision lear the city on avenues
tended ranging IRON 20 10 800 which n
positive investment prices Parties wishing 10
VIII do well to cali ON me before concluding pur-
chases.
have 35 scrs which have GOO feet frontas. ON the
District line price only $1,000. also 200
the city, price Hs5 per Ca<h. For tins ready
money have several positive bargains.
d. TAYLOR SUIT. S02 6th Of ~.
IsoR sAIE-sUBURBAN LoTs-Ar BABsAIS-
Il Sherman ave-. extension Of 10th 81. NV. snail
cash payments; must be sold Room 40. Cbroorsn
Building. f2i-I2t'
lcoR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
4 Mount Peasant. fine Lots NJ 35 cents yer foot
Meridian Hill, hne Lots ~ 40 cta per Ut
Columbia College Grounds nne Lott st s. eta foot
ja23-3m GURLEY EROS. 1915 Est
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HogsEs. ass st av., 5r......s2o
Eos !: ns .. siss 5 Ma a.
is5s isss asr 1855 &c 81 s.s + !: sn
$SS i'm 3 y Il. Eat n " ~; on:
5 iiSs ii Is: :si ss &; : ISss !:
30 isS 81; .x I isnn ss 3: :. 4f u
SSi ave se Tir IS cosorsn y ROW sw Ar
3l35 o.t n.w TT. SO 10th ST. ne. or. 70
a a4S st I'd mi .ia sa < 81 sa "a H.
STORES. oFFtcEs &c
Store 1920 p ave n v l25 ass La ave. Sd floor, =,
s1;se n'os ms. ysa sssT Row. k
sas rs ave III y "a 4 /. ii assi
Store and dssliins As q. , Rps :Ie
sss cellar s;iS's fs ai n S.s ;sa
The shove Is only portion o, the rrcver,v On my
i .pS ish list Sn s 0 sr ss
s st Apss
| stnw. 1t
EoR RENT-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER. AZ
and Mclean a1 aye S sii sOeM. and
for grocery counter shelves and strses.
Al EsRsmplese s1Sd stable par month NE FAR "a!
Ssd kEMr ADD ST. = k41Ms EINE
mh6-3t l420 + st.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHRD FINELY FUR.
Circle Address 4. Star Once "''' mean mhs,f%
| EoR RENT-32e IIHH ST s T.. CONTAINING
rooms water and gas bEsL e 81
| mh6-3t 1927 + s&
| TNOR RENT-TwO NEW THREE-sTORY NINE.
L room Houses 2l2, PA s., ct. well built de-
large closets. ' Apply to oSNER Sol s'.nsen fisse
| opposite. f20-3ws
| IOR RENT-IS33 @ ST. NV. BRICK DWELL
/ Il ing, twenty rooms every modern convenience
good back building 81 per month: keys at Office
| mh5-1w BEAII, BROWN co. 1921 + ST. ".
| rNOR RENT-Ay N f0Y YyMAN
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NO Safer Kennedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble OF the Throat, than
"Browns Bronchial Troches.' Price % cts. Sold
only In boxes tu,thxs-36k
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
RutherfOrd. 1907 Z street northwest.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp

HE'D
2oth It, ne.r Q. lor, .s65
lOvS 10Th St u. W.. Or.
1881 10th st.. yr. .......5O
PIT Del. sve.n.e..15r. so
24l6 18th st.n.w.,l1r..50
1907 18th st. n. W., Tor. AS
1914 Both st. NV. 17r.50
-l119 10th st II. W.. 1Ir.5U
1907 Stougaton, yr. 4l.67
1870 b st. s.w., l1r. 40
424 9th st. NV. 11r. 40
1881 Corcoran ST., Tor. 80
1872 Va. ave. s.w.. Sr. 81
1913 9TH ct. NV. VI. .. IS
1912 n. h. ave. Or. ~
1907 Caroline ST.. 6rs. "a
2:sS LIST st. s.w.. q rs.. Is
22O LIST st. s.w.. Or ......li
230 LIST st. s.w.. Or la
; examined by permitfron
las ]. FISHER L CO.,
1924 f ct. NV.