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IN A NEW ROLE.
Dora Strawbridge no Longer Doctors
Widow; Now a Johnstown Refugee.

Dora Strawbridge was arrested last night on
the charge of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses, by representing that part of her family,
including her husband, had been lost in the
Johnstown flood. At police headquarters she
was recognized as the woman who was arrested
here for forgery and false pretenses on Drs.
Geo. A. Leech, z. T. Sewers and others In July
1887, and after conviction, through sympathy,
was allowed to go under suspension of SEN
tence. She personated the widow of de-
ceased physician at that time. Her arrest last
night was occasioned by complaint made by
A. P. Stewart, of the U. s. Treasurer's office,
that on the Goth of June a woman with a little
boy called at his house, SIG A street southeast,
and presented a letter with Endorsements
stating that she had escaped with two children
IN the Johnstown flood, losing two other chill
dren and a sister, and that she desired to go to
Chicago, but had not the necessary funds by
S245. He gave her 50. Detective Mahon was
assigned the case and from the description
concluded he knew her, and last night, about
10 o'clock, stopped her as she was entering
Sans hotel, where the proprietor and his fam
lily, after listening to her graphic story of her
escape from the raging waters, made her and
her child comfortable. When searched at po-
lice headquarters preparatory to sending her
to the first precinct station, the following letter
was found in her pocket:
THE LETTER AND ENDORSEMENTS.
Ladies and Gentlemen: arrived here from
Johnstown yesterday noon, expecting to find
my sister and brother, only to learn my brother
had moved to Chicago four weeks ago
Through the sad disaster in YOUNGSTOWN lost
my husband, two children and youngest sister
God spared my two wee ones to me. All we
have left are the clothes we had on our backs.
l wish to go to Chicago. The only way for me
to go is to do the way am doing-by asking
aid until the required sum be raised. For nv
little ones sakes beg your kind aid
Respectfully, Mrs. J. E. BROWNE.
This letter is written in a neat hand, and the
Endorsements were as follows:
Contents OF letter are true, as 1 have known
the lady and her husband for years.
A. l.. SoLoMoNs.
1907 X street northwest
Mrs. Browne and were schoolmates Know
her sad case to be genuine and deserving of
your kindest aid.
ELIZABETH G. PILLrNa,
1906 Massachusetts avenue.
Dora Strawbridge, alias Mrs. Browne, will be
taken to the Police Court tomorrow.
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eve Steals, We Does.o

William Sanders and Thomas Hall, small col
ored boys, were found asleep on a doorstep
near 18th and streets yesterday afternoon by
Policeman Kendig. When questioned by the
officer the boys said that they had no home.
"What do you do for living?" the officer
asked.
''We steals. we does" one of them replied.
They were arrested and taken before the Police
Court this morning on a charge of vagrancy.
One OF them said he lived at Harmony Gene
terry and the other said his home was at New
Jersey avenue and LIST street
why don't you stay home?" asked the court
of one of the boys.
because don't want to stay there" he re-
piled. The other boy gave a similar answer
They were sent to the workhouse.
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Jimmy Had a Dumb Chill,

cart, was before the Police Court this morning
for an alleged violation of the police reguls-
tons. Jimmy was asleep at the time" accord
ing to the statement of the officer, and drove
his cart against bicycle that was left in the
street.
II had chill, said the boy, ''and it made
me sleepy"
"How did you feel when you had the chilli"
asked Mr.. Shillington.
my blood was chilled through" he replied
"Did the chill make you feel perfectly quiet2'
Mr.. Shillington inquired.
Yes, SIR" he replied, Il had dumb chill :"
His personal bonds were taken.
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A Denial by Boulangist Editors.

Messrs. Ivan de Weestyne and Arthur
Meyer, editors of the Paris Gaulois, deny the
accusations made against them in the chamber
Of deputies on Saturday that they had tried to in
duce M. jacques Meyer. the absconding banker,
to provide them with documents condemnatory
of the ministry. even il he were obliged to
fabricate them. They assert that the whole
thing Is plot on the part of the government
part against the Boulangists, and this jacques
Meyer laid trap for them by pretending that
he was in possession Of such documentary evil
dence against the honor of the anti Boulanp-
lists. N. Arthur Meyer challenges prosecution.
and threatens that il he ID brought before any
tribunal he viii mako some startling dis
closures which he now hesitates to publish in
the Gdulois
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The American Fraternal Circle.

Golden Council, No. AZ, A. F. c., held meet
ing last evening in the new Golden Cross hall.
corner 9Th and G streets northwest Two new
members were initiated, Messrs William Get
finger and John M. Harris. Brief addresses
were made by NJ. P. Caldwell, Charles L. Pat
ten, John NJ. Harris, Erastus C. Johnston Isaac
Bowbeer, W. G. Fearing, Hunt ]. Miller and
others. Mrs. F. E. Woodward gave humorous
recitation and Archie l.. Falk piano solo.
The Council perfected arrangements for a pub
lie meeting or sociable in the Golden Cross
hall next Monday evening.
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He Didn't Hear Any ssFlame Language. >,

"What do you know of the trouble?" asked
Judge Miller of a colored man from Union
town, who was witness in disorderly-conduct
case to-day.
Tell you de truf, jedge." he replied, 81
don't know much bout it. All know is dat I
tole her TO weeks hence to move out but as
for hearin' any flame language, dat didn't"
The case was dismissed
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A Wife Granted a Divorce.

Judge Cox to-day granted divorce in the
case of Catherine d. Hughes agt. Richard b.
Hughes, giving complainant the right to re-
sumo her maiden name of Duvall. The bill
filed by Mr.. w. A. Cook stated that they were
married in 1862 and have one son. now twenty
four years old, and she charged her husband
with habitual drunkenness and failure to sup
port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-02

Low RATES TO DEER PARK.-In order to ac-
commodate those desiring to spend Sunday in
the mountains the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company viii sell excursion tickets from WASH
ington to Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park, and
Oakland at the rate of 50 to either resort The
tickets will be sold for the night train FRIDAYS.
all trains Saturdays and Sundays, and will be
valid for return until and including the Mon
day following.
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STORES.

2o4 Arthur pl, 7r. q. 40 l407 14th st. 40
507 18th st. ,7r..25.37 2111 It'll st. 30
y1 B.H. WARNER Co. 9l6 Funw
l.OR PENTHOUSE us X ST. N W. FRONT
ing on Mt. Vernon Square; rent, $40 per month in
advance. Inquire Of W. L. EDMONSTON, 500 9TH st.
N. N1-lw
EOR RENT-2 NEW HOUSES, 10 ROOMS, ALL
Il modern improvements; sanitary plumbing; X. /.
ave, bet y. J. and 4th ST. W; rent S25; also
6-room Brick GIL St, rent $40. Apply HOG L St,
G.. +. L. RICHARDSON. ty1-3ts
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At Telluride, Col, Sheriff Knouse, Of that
county, and Sheriff Love, Of Dolores county,
Saturday arrested two men, William Madden
IobbeH.-
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SURVEYORS.

LcRANCIS r. FAvA. JR., & CO,
tects.
je4- Inn l4l6 r stnw
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EOR REM
II 612 Z Sc. n-v...--.e12
Mass. ave. and 10th st. IL
sp0u ~ rawsfNa.l AZ Iffr \ -

IL Oh L Sc. n-w..---&1Z.
Mass. ave. and 10th ST. IL
201 N.Capitol 81. !, lor. IL
GA 18th st. NV 12r. 10
Sx6 9TH 81. NV, 30r. To-
q b ST n.e...12r.....-....7,
727 18th st.n.w.,l2r7O
1917 X st. NV. 1lr.60.7l
1911 18th st. NV, sr. .5,
403 q 81. NV. 1lr. 80. q,
1903 Nh. ave, Sr...--.5.
11O2 z st. NV, 11r. b.
1643 10Th NV. ,13r. As. u
22l Z. Cap. St, 11r. 500,
sos 18th u. W, 1lr-5O. D,
509 sth st. NV, I2r. 50.5l
l215 q 81. NV, 1lr. 5O.5l
1923 18th St, $3.50. 4:
l102 y. II. av., ST.. .45.ol
laos 18th n. W., Sr. .45.5l
l020 Sth st. NV, Tor. =. 4,
21O61S II st. NV. Sr. A:
:e09 ID st. n. W., Tor. Al. 81
IL ID I'm n W. Ut. ~. OF
1880 18th 81. NV. Or. 40. A.
BOB Z st. NV. Sr. .4C
1011 Goth NV, yr. 80. sc
204 ID st. NV, 10r......3s
404 II 81. NV. ,Sr........3s
1912 9TH st. n. W. ,Sr. 80. AZ
2s7 LIST st. NV, Sr. 80. At
200 9th 81. Sc. 9r.....-3C
1928 ) st. NV, Or. 80. AZ
1890 14th st NV, 7r...2s
31S b st.n.e..Sr......2G.9s
1924 9th 81. NV, 7r.27. 81
1888 18th NV. Or. .25. IL
1889 10Th ST. n. W. rs. 4.
204 Arthur pl-, 7r.-.25.4(
5O7 18th st. Sc, 1r..25.37
N.I ID N uUAD
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2012 Hillyer Place, Or. $50

20l2 Hillyer Place, Or. $50
2002 K st. n. W., Or. go
914 18th ct. NV, Tor. 80
GIG 18th ct. NV, Tor. .55
tOo g st. NV, LIT. so. so
1231 n st. n. W., 6r..... DO
zoos 10th st. n. W., Or. so
114S Corcoran st. Or. 46. so
932 New York ave, 10r..45
ll5O 18th st. NV. 7r. 40
617 14th st. u. W.. 7r. As
ITO 18th st. NV. 10r..45
S12 N. j. ave. n. W., Yr. 40
170S NJ st. NV, 7r..-..45
1908 II st. NV, Or. 81. so
1888 Pierce Place. Tor. AZ
1901 q st. NV. Or. 80
1724 18th st. NV, Or. 40
2410 l4th 1t. nv. lUr. 40
l406 Chaplin St. Or. 40
1907 18th st. NV. i Or. 40
240S 14th st. n. w.,10r..4O
1880 Riggs st. w., 6r.. 30
1882 Riggs st. n. w., Or. .35
1884 Riggs st., 6r.......35
1880 10Th st.n.w.. ar. .35
1905 9th st. n. w., yr- 80
1905 ! 6tn st. n. W., 7r. rs
1907 Caroline st., 7r. 20
pa LIST st. s.w., 6r......15
e examined by Rermisfrom
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. 615 I'd st. ne, s22. So
DnlEI a D,Ar1a Dl Rr - IN

, els I'd st ne, 900. IS
, 1913 Pierce Pl., Or. 20. 30
63l Mass. nv. ne. Or. 22.1o
} l025 n. J. NV. 6r. 20. 80
} 1916 Larch ST., 6r. 70 ~
) 6lS A st. ne. 7r.-..2o
} 4O6 Bdy. av. NV, ar. ~. 40
} 2026 NJ st. NV Sr. 20 40
, 1872 W st.n.w.. 6r. .20.3O
} ITO 18th st. n. W. Or. 20
S16 d 81. n. e.. Or. -....20
J 131 l. st. n W.. 6r......-.2O
} l23 Z st. ne, 6r....lS.37
} 81 Myrtle ST., 1r.-..17.50
} 3414 p st. n. W., Or u. 30
} 400 L st. NV. Or. $3.50
30 Pierce st., Or. 1880
80 l. st. NV. Or ........16
IA Defrees St, 6r......15.4O
} 7l5 A Ut. ne. Or. ....15.40
1885 H st. ne. 6r.....15
5l9 9th st. 9. Or. Il 40
1872 Sth st. ne. Or. i 4.30
2220 Cleveland ave., Or. ID
! 1911 ga st. NV, 4r. 1870
81 II st. ne. ,6r......-..l
402 Richardson Pl.. 1880
! 326 l. st. s.w.. Or 1850
z Fenton Place, 5r. 10. 80
\ 102S 4th st.n. e, Ar. 1920
319 L 1t. ne, 4r......--.1O
632 Gordon ave, Ar. 30
s Columbia ave. g. 80
251S 10Th st. ext'd.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
|2221Oto 234 Bdy. ut.

+ sic 70 $50 Nd ave, 2221oto 234 Bdy. st.
1921 70 1$ss Il $1,000 IS 2Ii 70 aas Ion $500
:ns iSi .s.- e isa 7ss .:
PA i4d sm; 600 207 e IT, n. w. b. sshoo
= ooo 2$s indisns, ava Wal. n 's:vOO
rs ii.1 500 1ssI 10Th St n " t;'Oo
1sii st w. s.ooO IL. s... ave- ALSO
y s. 5000 s$i 81 NV. BIZ 49,
zs5o 1905 Sii St NV, 'S;oOo
sss sseuss. r rsa! ei SOB ssh st w. 6I
LIS st. NV, BIB. m. /. ST. $500
81 -. u $500 AS 70 ila' st. TN: NV s'ooO
81 !: n: ": $500 s4l T. 81 Eth St n 500
sSs s.i st Sc. bsoo b. 81 Io.n St NV 500
81 9th ST me- o A: asS Ss and ms st. .na
s: . e sS;sa E :;
LfOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Hsr;s' ~ Ss
stable HeSy.e ana every rS
o1 sys.so!.S JOB ho BA hsS 4
very handsome Row Just being cOmpleted south
sds U1 B. S III sna f You s buy in
every 1sS " RS SfSR exam
Tor sALE-SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSES,
Just finished mi, and handsomely papeFsd on the cor
Ts.ss sw SSR sG BRADLEY. sa7 Est.
FOR SALE OR RENT..No 1915 CONNECTICUT
BLAckfokp 1873 res ST. n.W hoShht jsHss
Tor sALE-CHEAP TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR-
to sy
Inc House sets back from the line and may
cent sbe prce M paying 10 per
S1es. ''' price f4sf s. STONE soe st. NV.
FOR sA IL sAcRIFIcEi PRICE BEDUcED
lot y 1920 with bRS1D 1BP gfoSE sos
s H5as. Saaab ssssa g e
Sfss o Sl Sfif; + sHSSr, soo 81.
+ sslI SIS House in Le Proi. PARK worth $1,000 for
rooms and bath; bay window; complete in every de-
v1-s sPp'' 70 DAVID D. STONE. soe st. NV.
ECOR sALE-A CHANCE TO GET A GOOD HOME
very cheap; an army officer about to leave the city
tsins rooms bath and cellars 70. 20I1O0 to alley
jyi-3t ''' DAVID D. STONE, 800 st. NV.
FQR s. sALE- III! BEAUTIFUL SOUTH FRONT
and National Museums; rooms and every conven-
o bH se s
about 1000 feet of parking in front; price $4,000
Apply on premises jy1-3t'
IcOR SALE-AT $500, VERY PRETTY GROOM
Cottage on Columbia Heights, near DR.. Hamton's
mansion: lot, 5Ox150: stable; fruit trees flowers z
squares from 18th st. cars. w. Z. BURFORD,
je29-3t' 1922 n Y ave.
LrOR SALE-19TH ST. NV, NEAR DUPONT CIR
4 Gle. elegant STORY and Basement Brick Mansion;
~ rooms bath; bay window all mod. convenences;
alley. Price, $4,000 W. Z. BURFORD, 1422 N Y ave.
Je29-3ts
IrOR SALE-DON'T MISS THEM
Il $1,000 to $3.50, including nice side lot. $25
monthly will SECURE the prettiest Queen Anne) Home
in best improved location northeast two car lines
two story and back building: bay window and balcony
rooms: hot and cold water; oak finish: oak mantels
built by day work. W. T.. BIRFORD,
5e29-6ts 1422 n. Y. ave.
LOR SALE-s3,e5O-S3OO CAsH-s35 MONTHLY
will get the last Of IL Of those beautiful STORY
and back building window and balcony Houses on
st; n. e.; 10 rooms, handsomely finished in natural
wood cabinet oak mantels open fire. places two lines
the door w r. BIJRFORD
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l. v; bet 10th and 18th SITS. NV, Groom
oath, bet and SITS. NV. a.story 6room iooo
Dsfress ST. list n w. 2:siors' and basement i'oo
18th. bet and Boundary SITS n. W, 2story i'oo
Na Brie Go,t .x $500
story 7.s9om Brick $500
st. n w. bet 4ih and 5tn, new -sicry Brick $500
p, . rooms p1 bath and cellar. 4. 900
s, S Briss; 9 room; and bath 1000
nsnt Brsf rooms IS: lot 7s.ory ana base 1900
cellar Brick; lot 2l1i0Q, to alley-;..... 5000
N room Frame lot 2S.l25; Price per foot 81 90.
Brick, large Lot and Brick Stable ON alley in
rear Lot worth price asked ........,.;.;., 5000
MN IN ftn s, repair -; $500
story Brick. O rooms and cellar heated by
10th near st. NV, running through to New oooo
Hampshire ave-. 2-story and basement Brick,
LIE prOt Park. corner Of Hsrewood ave- and o.ooo
Elm St; 2.stoEy and cellar Frame, large lot; 5000
story and basement Brick rooms and bath. 6,OO0
room Brick. ali modern improvements. $500
North side of I, bet 18th aud 18th SITS n w.,
3-s,ory Brick, rooms and cellar. g. ESQ
2is. bet and sis n. W. i0:rocm Brick. in ''ooo
excellent condition. lot 20xlO5, stable in
bet a4ia and g5iI SITS. four 2story Groom 1000
Br sla: fer all 5000
tss Br,sh, rooms and bath: 5000
Brick DOC
H B.,ss House sd IL .ooo
VIII be sold At low price and on easy terms
Conn. ave-, bet. X and sts n w.,3-story Brick
TIC 10 r rooms and =, bath: 1900
sets ave, n. w., very valuable business prop
..oo.. B. H. WARNER CO.,
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED

Il i1O1 H. l. ave- u. WI
1913 Mass. ave-, 17r.
aud stable. ........... 200
i Dupont Circle. lar. 200
1915 LIST st. NV, 13r..20Q
1714 Conn. av., i Sr. 1866. 81
l409 Mass.ave.n. 81
1S0S Mass. ave, ] ST. loo
1413 q st. n. W., 11r.
and store. 125
122S NJ st. n. W., 15r. ..l25
1916 n st. NV, 15r. ...125
1870 Mass. ave. 17r. LIS
100 10th st. n.
1873 Mass. ave. i3r. 100
5 b st. NV, 1or. 100
172S / st.n.w., 3rs. SO. SO
16lS21st w.l1rS3. 80
1401 Stoughton st.,
Ir...............:.S3.33
1909 b st. n W., W. b.. 80
502 Z st. NV 11r.......75
1914 p st. NV. l2r.....75
1923 q st. n. W., Or. 80
942 n. y. ave. NV, Or. IS
2O23 o st.n.w., 1lr and
ostaDle...........-......IO
6Oi 18TH 81. n. .66. ~
l416 n st. n. W.. 11r. SO
11l2 18th st. NV, Tor. TO
The above houses can
cur office only. tho
te22
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"a Here 10 chance. nearly new STEEP UPRIGHT
PIANO, at . big discount. PFEIFFER 3 CONLIFF,
3e15-lm 1921 al nv

INOR SALE THE 'OTTO' GAS ENGINE nm.
loss Of time; handling Of fuel Send Tor crcusf
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be examined by permitfrom
MAS ]. FISHER & CO..
1924 Il Sc. u. ".

SHE'D
l924 French st. $50
o061s 10th st. NV. rs
21O6 T. st. n. e.......15.30
446 Pierce pie n.w.42.50
STORES.
.1722 14th st., str. &dwg. 66
1740 1 4th St, store and
APARTMENTS.
Fur. fiat, Sl5 18th Ut.
Fur. fiats, Ii ST, bet. 18th
4 18th SITS. rs and 40
OFFICES.
Office rooms, SIG 7th st.
STABLES.
Stable rear Ii46 10th i IS
IsHED.
Conn; ave- near Dupont
Conn. ave-, adjacent to
Lafayette square. 200
10Th st., near Dupont
Circle. .$166.66 per mo
Sunderland Place. loo
f ST., bet. 18th K 18th
SITS: .......-.........S SO. 81
Sunderland Place, for
r St. bet. 18th 4 14th sls.
from Oct. D.......-..-
10Th ST.. bet. II and l
SITS. flor summer). 90
X. /. ave., near 18th ST.,
(for summer)..........40
N st. bet. Conn. av. and
10th st. for summer. 40
North side Corcoranst..
bet. 9th and 18th SITS. 80
II ST., bet. 10th and
21st SITS. tfor summer)
per month..........-S30
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EOR RENT

E 99dka RENI. a, 81 st. me-. sr. $50
Il I920 10th st., 14r, 800 ne, 6r, NJ 81 O. 80
III 1fiG ST. Or mi 81 4 e. ST sr 1S$ $S
Iyo a s;e 1T MI. % $40 18th ne. Or, W. g15
i9tO hlsgsst or MI 80 lib Mylie me-. 6r III
lJOl 9TH St. lr., mi 30 20l6 Hutton CT, n w. A.
1405 Col St Or. mi % 40 2OlS Hutton CT n w 4 q
I40 Col ST. or mi 20 40 2O23 Hutton CT. w, Ar
10 N 81 sc, ST. 20 Green's alley, ARM. 50
l4Za Nav Or, mi. % Rear III D Sc, LIST a. -
537 9Th ST. Or. /. % Rear l2I se ID Or X
232 9th ne. Or IN l. 20 so 3 Piers CT sw ar q IN
ll54 9th stn; -mi20 FURNISHED HOUSE
7OS 9th Sc, Or, mi 20 1904 II St n. w. Tor loo
40 9th s.e Or, mi 20 5ll 9th St 9-st bl q M
1888 9th ne. Or, mi. 20 STORE.
l031 9th ne. Or, mi. Il 637 Pa ave. 3 e - as
1872 9th st. Sc, 6r, W.. STABLE
and g.....-.........l6.30R Rear 81 3 | st NV I &
SWOkNSTEDT BRADLEY,
je1S-lm A27 At n "
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(lOA4desIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and Territory. Notary and Y. y. Commissionsr.
shG bAAAs 1S21 - nv In Once from Am
WSVs& nl1
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EOR REM
II Fur. 2l22 II St,

Oh MN l.
II Fur 2l22 II St,
1or.:.-.. -..----.-.-SlOQ
2112 NJ 81, lOr. and 81. "a
1226 18th ST, Tor. ..50.61
1881 U st., 12r., m.i.50.5U
232l Pa av. i UT. ,mi50.5O
232o Pa-Av..iOr. mi 30. 81
1907 Pa. av- Tor. mi 80
Fur, 2027 II st., 7r.....5O
2125 l. St, ~. M /. 40. 30
y3S p St, Or, In.L-..5O.5O
l145 21st., l. .m-ii0.5U
2l27-2g h 81. 9r.m.L.37. 80
1872 h St. Or. m.I.37.5O
S3l 10th st. Or, m.i35.5 81
lS19G St, lOr. H. i.35. 30
yO3 I'D st, ST., mi. 50. 81
2l34 / st, Sr., mi......3j
2Ol6 N St, sr-, MILO 30
2l2S1x Pa. ave. 7r.. 80. sc
212l y st., l2r. milo. sc
612 2lst St, Or, mL30. 30
zoos , st, 7r-, mi. %. 90
22ll h St, sr.. N. 4. %. 81
l42l W St, Or. .....s2. 81
1888 18th St, 7r....25~3i
l213-17 Both. Or. 10. &c
532 24th 7r., m. l.. 20. sc
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI!
Gnnn ava hot NJ r.
FURN
Ne. cor. Of 18th and q

Ne. cor. Of 18th and Q
SITS, per year......S1,S 500
K ST., bet. Conn. ave. and
18th st. ....-........-30C
Dupont Circle..........25(
l. ST., bet. l4th L l5th.25(
g ST., near 10th st......16C
Cor. 10Th & + SITS. W. zoo
II St, near Arlington
1. bet. 18th 4 18th, (for
!, bet. 18th & 18th. 166 81
X ST., bet. i 9th & 18th. 800
n. e. cor, 18th and K
SITS. ..S333.33 per month
n St, bet. 18th & l4th. / Al
Y ST. nr. Y. II. ave. ......15(
X, near Mcpherson so. 30l
Conn.av., above R.....2OC
Conn. ave-. above Il st. .25C
Cor. Conn. ave. & N st. SOC
Gonna. b. n & Dup'tC.25C
Jefferson Place d. h. Zoo
psf, nr. Dupont cir. ...15C
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. These houses can
mits from our office.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE. EIGHT
IL rooms and bath; one square from 1th-st. 500
NJ St NV. Inquire Of M. SIMPSON, 4th auditors
once, or 1000 9th ST. jy1-3t'
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l-OR RENT-BY r o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
IL tate and Insurance Broker. 10th aud sts.n w
FURNISHED HOUSES
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.


f41 ST., I'd foor 5frOnt from 80 to eco each
Is., heated by steam. $50 y. l.. cor. 18th and Pa
S41 i, Sd floor, front rs, ave., r..... 81 IL
heated bv steam 90 939 st I'd floor Pr 80
Elegant rooms in Sun 470 Ia ave-, from 10 TO 20
Building, "hreproof, 2 ele- III i St NV, .r %
yAtors, heated by steam, l2l1 4 ST. n W., 3r. g.. "a
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EOR RENT-HOUs
l. occupied for 20 y
mod. imp. stable II
month, stable So. 5,
Apply on premises.
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FoE kENT-lf44 RHODE ISLAND ArK. IA
u kooms, Ill mod imp; el25 per month.
100 l4tn st n-w.. cor. OF z, IL rooms: mod imp. !;
800 Per month Apply to
<s7-ss 'ii sol PEE \ e NV.
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LNOR SALE-S3e5O-S3OO CASH-S35 MONTHLY
IL will get the last Of IL Of those beautiful 3story
and back building bay window and balcony Houses on
st; n e.; 10 rooms, handsomely finished in natural
wood cabinet oak mantels hreplaces; two lines
cars pass the door. w, e BURFORD.
je29-6ts l4o2 n Y ave
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LOR SALE-DON'T MISS THEM
II $4,000 to $3,250, including nice side lot. $25
monthly will SECURE the pretest Queen AIMEE Home;
in best improved location northeast two car lines
two story and back building bay window and balcony;
rooms: hot and cold water oak finish: oak mantels
built by day work. W. T.. BJRFORD,
je29-6t 1422 n Y ave
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OBTAINED AT OUR o.
u be inspected only by per-
HILL h JOHNSTON,
15O3 Penn ave n w

USE NO. 7Oi M STREET NV,
} years by q physician. IL rooms,
near by. Rent Of house $50 per
Splendid chance for a physician.
!. Je20- 1mos
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DOR SALE ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANOS
seen at e. T. Wild n RRr,a W oe
je22-2ws ZOO 7th sf ~,
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AID 20 q,

sfplo eQer at andre @runoe bnlter en-
6oranorius, at bpiette Jig paa Bcciicz
fpiten. Ser ct nut eano i Wensoe os
flor @fteripsrsiel efter Irbeios6ielp til
sooe Yriier os bet er at fc,uoie, at uoz
%uiflinsen berube uil itrioe raft iremao.
u. 6. Sobnon&g 60.
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Sfplse Telegram til D'9rr. u. y.
Sobnion & Co., General NSenter bers
ltebs, afsif 9binsualla 2iniens St,b,
"9binsoalla" fra &r%iitiauiano ben 23oe
December. Set fan uentes til ytefu
Sort omfrins ben Abe Sanuar % Yas'
flserer for ct. Saul, Minneapolis %
andre glabie / Moropciten oil anton't''
BERTH tire Gage ienere.
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noaet al 3epnens isbe Naliam. IS

no9et al 9eunens isoe 8aliam. "Gol.
feblaoet" Ct bel for sammelt til at lore.
at bet lite lonsere nptter at itole pna be
sonle Barrier os beres Qsfter fgr BAL.
get. Be eneite. iom er at itole PAD, er
Bartier % Weno meo Hrincip, % paa
bet @runblae % intet anbet bsr be bel
ses. Sfanoinaperne fit intet, % be
~itanbinauiite Mbermenb iasoe intet.
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GeH Raabet.
@inneapolis.

Gep. 6. g. 9iron, &ettor al Grace
episcopal Gburd taller paa Nfboloss
mebet fprtfommenbe epnbas Gftermios
bag al. 4 paa Gauia Sall. Bring meo
Gospel Spmns". Talrist Mpee pa'
ifes.
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8apitoliets Glptntns er isien pao
9ole / Minneapslis % ct. Saul. Eret'
ten oil forbaabentlis funne afyisres BET
at bp9se bet miotueis meaem 8perne.