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Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Bad Bloomington boys. as We learn from
the Leader, are in the habit of going hunt
ing on Sunday. How different from the
Peoria boy! The latter is either attend
ing Sunday school or bucking faro. We
sympathize with the distressed parents of
the Bloomington boy.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Tne duchess of Cambridge pays we'll
known vocalist $4,000 to sing to her daily.
There is nobody in this country who would
go as far as that, but the next president Of
the United States will have a whistler and a
flute player combined, and that beats a
singer,
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Mrs. Popinjay never uses slang, but she
came very near it the other day, when she
caught her lazy chamberrnaid at ease in the
parlor and exclaimed, "Now, you get up and
dust"
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

1t is sad commentary on our boasied
civiiization," says the editor of a Nebraska
paper. ''that party of marauders stole Mrs.
Green's clothesline. with all the garments
upon it ON Thursday night"
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

For stiffness and soreness of the muscles
and joints of the body, rheumatism and
neuralgia, nothing equals Salvation Oil.
Price 25 cents.
The Chinese say a large nose indicates
shrewdness. but we say red nose Indicates
the need of a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

A domestic mistake.-Mr. Blinks (read-
ing)-''Man is by nature master, tanner end
subduer Of Mrs. Blinks,-.;Huh. should
Just like to see you" "Of the animal
kinpdomn "Ohv'
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

NANCE. Calls, Scratches, Cracked
Heel. Thrush and all diseases of the feet
aud irrita.ions of the skin of horses and cat
tie quickly and permanently cured by the
use of Veterinary Carboiisaive. zoe and
81 at Druggists.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

A Michigan man who had lost his wife
kept his store closed till after the funeral,
and then 6ocked hIs clerks for lost time.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Go west, young man, and send to your
friends for enough money to get back.
Have your fun while your young.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

John G. Whittier advises no young man
to depend upon poetry for subsistence.
Beefs,eak and oatmeal should occasionally
be introduced.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Sunday school teacher touching her bo
eom) Johnny, don't you feel bad in here
when you've been doing wrong?" Johnny
brush aud takes me over her knee"
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Bostonians claim that Browning has writ
zen verses which can be understood. Very
we'll; Browning must 60.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

1t is hard for O woman to see how any
body can be blue and disconsolate when she
hiss just got new sealskin jacket.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Inasmuch as no man is a prophet in his
own country, why would it not be policy for
Virgins to emigrate.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

For Throat Diseases and Coughs, use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Like all
really good things they are initiated. The
genuine are sold only it bores.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her cd.5.ciia,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Casto,is,
When sh, had Childrln n, she gave them Caslori,.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
A Radical Cura for Epileptic Fits.

To the Edfoy-Plcase inform your readers that
| have positive remedy for the above named
disease which l warrant to cure the worst cnses.
30 .trong il my faith in the virtues of this meat
cine that i Will send free a sample bottle and
v1iuabie treatise to any sufferer who will give
me his p. q. and Express address. My remedy
has cured thousands of hopeless cases.
IL. q. ROOT. III. &. 1SS PeaSi St, New York.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

ZoLA wears full pepper and salt
beard and mustache, cut very close the
same as his hair, which bristles up as .
sort of indication of his combatiye tenn
permanent.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The boy whose father told him TO chop
wood replied that he chop wou'd 'dn't.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Since it has become possible to make
whisky from wood, it no longer gives ones
words an Hibernlan flavor to speak of the
rail stuff
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The Eoston Transcript explains the origin
of the phrase "a broth of a boy" by saying
that Englad has always kept Ireland In the
soup.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Use the surest remedy for catarrh-Dr
Sage's.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
A Secret

4 young girls first love story always be-
gins very sweetly and harmoniously with
Chap l.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

A match between two dentists in their art
would probably result in a draw.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

II afflicted with sore eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it.25c
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

An additional sum will aleo bs re-
quired for tie support Of the Soldiers
Orphans homs for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1889. as the numter being
cared for is largely in excess Of the nura-
Der upon which the estimate for support
was made.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
Undrawn Balances in the Treasury-Ap-
propristiops Recommended.

pFUpEIktIUus ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Undsr the head O; Financial the
state board of charities in its annual re-
port to the governor makes a very cred
table showing. The following balances
of une1pended appropriations for the
current support Of the institutions named
were covered into the state treasury dur
~ IL l.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The sulkey sleigh is the latest novelty. 1t
ought to 60 with the balky horse.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The new president of tho Haytian rspnb-
lie wants TO have q standing army. His
vish exD,sins itself. Thsre is not room
In The island for an army to sit down.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
Honeymoon.

A coach driver wears the trappings and
the suits OF whoa,
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The following estimate Of the num-
bers to be provided for in the several
institutions under our care and the Gums
required for their support is respectfully
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

the mos. SSs
tain and safS
Pain REMEDY
in the world
that instantly
stops the most
excruciating
pain s. 1t is
truly the great
CONQUSROR
OF PAIN, and
has done more
good than any
known reme-
i
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

KANSAS CITT. Decem Der 81.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURT.-J,ldqe Hdqner.

PROBATE CoURT.-J1dge Hdgner.
Yesterday. estate of John \. Macomb; renun-
citation of next of kin filed. Will of George T.
Stewart filed. Estate of John H. White; will
fully proven. Estate of Thos. ]. ID. Fuller;
guardian authorized to expend $500 for wards
trip to Europe. Estate of James H. Bushby;
inventory returned.
CIRCUIT CoURr-DIvIsIoy No. Chief Justice
Hdgner.
To-day, Wood agt. White: motion to affirm
judgment overruled. Spaiding agt. Boyd; mo-
ton for Judgment overruled. Resch agt.
Schwartz demurrer oyerruled. Croisant ct al.
agt. Sands.
EQUITY CoURT-Jtidde Cor.
To-day. Wise agt Wise; reference to E. For
rest. Cook agt. Waters; sale decreed-H. d.
Moulton and j. T. Rixey appointed trustees.
Cooper agt Olcott; reference to auditor.
POLICE CoURT-.Judce Miller
To-day. Charles Butler. colored, suspicion;
personal bonds. Kate Colbert, colored. dis
orderly conduct; SIS or Is days. Levin S.
Ward. vagrancy; bonds or 60 days. Sarah
Lewis and George Henry, colored. profanity;
So or Is days each. Rachael Brooks, disorderly
conduct; do VIM. A. Thompson, vagrancy;
personal bonds. VIM. Reyburn, do; bonds or
80 days.
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CABLE ROAD on 9TH STREET.
Stockholders Vote to Substitute a Cable
for Horses on that Line.

At meeting of the stockholders of the WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad company yes
terday the recommendations of the directors
was adopted, and it was decided to proceed at
once with the work of laying down cable
along the route of the 9TH street line. As over
head electric wires were not possible the cable
was found to be. after investigation. the only
practical mechanical motor that could be SUBJ
stituted for the present horse power. The road
is three miles and a half long and the estimated
cost of putting down the cable is about 500. OOO
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The Death Record,

During the "a hours ending at noon to-
day deaths were reported to the health Office as
follows: Cornelia S. Horigan, white, 2 years;
Blanche G. Gibson, white, months; John NJ
Locke, white, SO years; Ella p. Garrett white,
% years; Alice A. Cumberland, white. 80 years;
Mary Jane Moran, white, 81 years; Marcus A.
Reno. white. so years; Edward Dolan, white.
rs years; Elizabeth Mcpherson, white. 81 years:
b. Rothrock. white, Ga years; Mary Tobin.
white, So years; Mary Hamilton, colored. 6
months; Millie Range. colored, 76 years; Geo.
Anderson. colored. SIS years: Richard Craig.
colored, so years; Mary Williams, colored, ii
months
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SUICIDE OF A RAILROAD MAS.-Asa W. Kel-
Iogg, general agent Of the southern Pacific
railroad at Cincinnati, committed suicide in
the Southern hotel st. Louis, Saturday night
He retired at 2 O'Clock and left orders 70 be
called at late hour in the morning He failed
10 respond to repeated calls, and the door Of
his room was forced open. Mr.. Kellogg lay
dead on the bed. and an empty laudanum vial
and note told the rest of the story. The note
read: Il have fought the battle and lost. Bury
me and say as little about me M possible. A
fool is better soon forgotten" Mr.. kellogg Wa
forty-one years Of age, and was widely known
among railroad men in the west The motive
for his act is not known.
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GLYMoNT IMPROVEMENT CoMpASY.-At the an
nual meeting of the Glymont Improvement and
Excursion company, held at Glymont. Nd,
yesterday. S. A. Ii. Mckim. d. E. Kefauver, L.
F. Kefauver, J. Orville johnson, and Jas. Lin
genfetter We're elected trustees for the ensuing
year. Resolutions were passed for the trustees
to take immediate action for the improvement
of the excursion grounds and procuring a fast
steamer suitable for the excursion season.
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LIEUT.. BRADBURY's Recommendations
Chas. A. Bradbury. who has been ordered to
the Yorktown, as navigating officer. will leave
Washington tomorrow. The Columbia athletic
club will miss him very much. He is the presi-
dent of the club and by his energy and good
judgment has done a great deal to place the
club in its present successful condition. Should
Mr.. Chas. E. Coon return to Washington he
will undoubtedly be urged to accept his old po-
sition at the head of the Columbus, as Lieut..
Bradbury's successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02

The Montreal evangelical alliance have prs-
pared petition 10 the queen setting forth Ia
the federal government has failed 10 do its
duty in the Jesuit matter. and asking her mai
esty to interpose ON behalf OF the Protestanb
of Canada
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SUFFERED AND FoUGHT.-Frank Jones and
Melton Prince had q fight Sunday and were
arrested by Policeman Mcmahon. Jones made
fun of Prince because he suffered and the lat
ser objected. A fight followed, and the police
man appeared. Prince was fined IS yesterday in
the Police Court and Jones forfeited his col
lateral
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A RUNAWAY GIRL.-Esther johnson, an IL
year-old colored girl, left her home on 18th
street southeast, about ten days ago, and did
not return for couple days. The police were
then requested to look out for the girl. The
runaway was afterward seen in an alley in
South Washington, but she managed to get
away before she was captured. She has not yet
returned home.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIEn.-Frank
O'COnnor died suddenly last night at the resi-
dence of Robert Conlin, on the 18th street road.
He was an old soldier and Grand Army man..
and has for some time been an inmate of Gar
field hospital leaving there about two months
ago. Coroner Patterson gave a certificate Of
death from consumption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-02

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to w. W..
Trail and Anna b. Furtney; W. s. Taylor and
Minnie G.. Little; Samuel Bruce and Henrietta
Fillmore; James N. Pidcock, of White House,
N. j., and Harrie W. Gray
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IGOR SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT, BEAUTI-
fully located cottage With stable &c; corner lot;
$3.50 feet Of ground: suitable for subdivision
Si4-3o0: usual terms. BEDFORD W. NALkER,
1905 IT.. mh29-Ot
V'OR SAI.E-TIIAT FINE HOUSE 1926 ST.
- feet front, rooms Deep beautifully built,
IL perfect order containing about Is rooms with chan
deliers, carpets, and window dr1perles.
BEALL, BROWN & CO.,
rprD- r ~
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The COLUMBIAN ATHLETIC CLUB has issued
$4,000 (S45,O00 and S25, 000) in bonds at and
6 per cent respectively payable March
], 1894, or thereafter to John r.
Mclean or order, they are secured on the
club premises in square 1859; $4,000 is for the
purchase money. and $4,000 is to be expended
when the club expends like sum.
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SPECIAITIES.

LrLECTRICITY-1J YEARS SPECIALITY IN
IL curing and mental disease, spinal ovarian
aHd uterine troubles paralysis tunOrs sclatlca hys
terra, rheumatism neuralgia, chorea. etc. Hairs
removed Structures cured. Static electricity throug
clothing. DIR. l.. 5. NICHOLSON, 0U4 18th st. NV.
1a.Z2-.JIn.
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EOR SALE-LOTS.

Connecticut ave. near Dupont Circle, 32x6O.
Conn. ave, near Il St., 25x100.
Fine Lot, 18th ST., near T.. 20x100.
2lst ST., near X, about 121XS2
Fine front on 9TH st. IL. W., near Q, 4Sx105.
Fine front on 7th st. s.w.. 3x.t9
Fine front Mass. ave. e.. of 80 feet, cheap.
Lots in sd 49, at u low figure.
Lot on St. bet 9TH ST. and n. II. ave. with small
building. II 5x90.
Lot on 18th st bet and SITS, PIX feet 'front.'
Corner 9th and " sis. II w, 9.,x13.
Lot in 50. S94, overlooking Maryland av.. 42x1 90.
Three Lots cor. Sherman ave. and Steuben ST.. 50x
49,, cheap
4th st. u. e., near 4 St, 20x97.
Several good Lots in LIE Droit park at low figures.
All OF So. No. SAT, fronting on ~ ST s.w.
TYLER L RUTHERFORD,
m23-12ts 1907 i st. a W.
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ELECTION OF TRusTEEs.-The following trus-
tees of the Columbia fire insurance company
have been elected: Robert L Fleming, Thos. NJ.
Frederick B. Mcclure. Myron M. Parker,
Brainard H. Warner, Geo. H. b White and
Henry A. Willard.
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Miss Isabelle f. Harner, the only daughter
of Judge Harner. of the appellate court of Gin
cinnati, was married in Milwaukee Saturday to
John Consodine, the proprietor of a Chicago
saloon. with whom she eloped last October.
The Rev. George B. Starr, superintendent Of
the Bible school for home and foreign missions,
complains that the Seventh Day Adventists are
being cruelty treated in some parts Of the south.
A reduction of per cent in the wages Of un-
skilled labor and 10 per cent in that of skilled
labor in the Pennsylvania steel works, at Har-
risburg, took effect yesterday. Twenty-Five
hundred men are affected.
The New York Nationalist club was organ
lied Sunday night, with the naturalization OF
industry and the promotion Of the brotherhood
Of humanity its objects.
Notice has been posted in the rolling mill OF
the Columbia iron company, Lancaster, Pa,
that the mill will shut down on April 6, owing
to the dullness OF the market.
Daniel Burke, who, according to the certif-
cate of death, was one hundred and fourteen
years of age, died Saturday at the institution
Of the Little Sisters Of the Poor Of Chicago.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEArH-John Gibbons, well-known citizen
of Georgetown. died early this morning at his
residence. No. 2S29 NJ street. The funeral will
take place Thursday morning from his late
residence. A requiem mass will be said at
Trinity church.
A REQUIEM Mass was said this morning at
Trinity church over the remains of John J.
Major, who died in New York on Sunday. The
interment was at Holy Rood.
CATTLE MARKEr.-The following sales of live
stock at Drover's Rest. yesterday, are reported:
Cattle up and sold-Best. 81 la4 good, 3a31s
medium. q sa3; common, 2a212. 50 sheep and
lambs-Lambs, spring, Sail; lambs, fall, 5a61l
sheep, 31ia514; calves, Sac. Ten cows and
calves S20aS40. Market good.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at
am, Great Falls temperature, so; condition,
81; receiving reservoir, temperature. so; con-
dition at north connection, 81; condition at
south connection, %: distributing reservoir,
temperature, 40; condition at infuent gate
house, %; condition at effiuent gate-house, o.
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TVOR SALE-I32S ST y. W.
II FACING FRANKLIN PARK.
Large brick residence, containing twenty rooms Lot
fronts 30 feet st. and has depth Of IA feet to
wide alley. VIII be sold cheap.
IuOS. j. FISHER & CO..
mh2T-6t 1924 Z st II. W.
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THE LATEST ADvIcEs FROM STANIEY.-The
letter from Explorer Stanley, received in Edin.
burgh, is dated Smuputui, September 4. In the
letter Mr.. Stanley says he is well and in good
spirits. He met Emin Pasha on the shores OF
Albert Nyanza They were together for twenty.
six days. When Stanley left Emin Pasha tho
latter was in good health.
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Il FRANK B. CoNGER.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
14l5 STREET

HOUSES FOR SALE-NoRTHwEST SECTION.
Massachusetts ave-. 500 900, $4,000, $4,000
$4,000, $55, 900, SO, 900.
$4,000.
Vermont ave, s34. 900, $50, 900.
10th St, 100000, as 1000, S31 900.
18th ST., 900.
] St, sos, 900
X st, S3l 900.
NJ ST.. 100000, SAC, 00o $4,000
\ st., SJ6,000, $50. 600, S17 ,000 $4,000.
psf, $1,000, $4,000, $500.
Qst, 100000.
Hilyer Place, 81 1000.
New Hampshire ave. and 25th ST., 80 600.
Houses under s20,00U and unmproved property in
all arts OF the city.
FRANK b. CONGER,
f2S-3m 1415Fst
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

IrOR RENT-A DESIRABLE lI-ROOM 3-STORY
Il brick dwelling, with every modern convenience
with large side yard: situate on King ST., Alexandria
Va. rent $50 per month; similar house in Washing
ton would readily rent for 800. Apply to FRANCIS
HUFTl. 1901 st. NV. nlh3o-3t
IyOR RENT
4 1861 P st NV, 12rs75 2lI2 Vt ave. Or. ..s17 so
4,ss sth 81 NV, 1T: 40 al 9Th St NV, Or. y
"HOpeton," 9TH st, 80 21 Cleveland ave-, Or 13
aQ2 Bdy ST Il. W. lOr % II 3 Irwin St.
2l5 81. n. 1r..2O.42 400 l. st Sc IL
1892 st. 6r. 20 30 III 9th sw. Or 80
1880 ST. II. W, Gr. .2O}O 10J Irwin St, Or o
OFFICE ROOMS
924 Penna. ave. NV, I'd floor, 3 rooms s35
Inh3O-3t' A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. II. ".
FOR RENT Rear 922 25th st. NV,
l~pp NtW ha1np- n. III
SHIRE ave- $4,000 1870 % st. > U
y ". cor ION and - Il5l3 Pierce pl., 1r..2I 30
SITS n. W., lOr........40 1880 9TH st. STD %
pol fortner Il., u. 1890 1924 VT NV, 90
3O2 81 H. All 4th st. Or. $50
:iGi ST 80 $40 4th st e. %
.ilS Ith 81. Gr.-...:1J l .2d st III. 30
leO2 9TH st.U 80 l1 I'D st Or 40
10 I'D 81. NV -Or 80 1lOSt. Mary's p Dr. 1870
l0lS 'tE II. Or1 l:l0 ia St Mary's pl5r To- 80
6l0 St Sc, Or 1890 Rear 1914 L st. NV ,o
4r.................lO 3O253O ST NV. 3r -. 4 80
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
mh30-3t 1115 St n. W.
HOE I;ENT-15t3 ard 15I5RHODEI ISLAND AVE,
nov occupied 10y trSt assistant POSTMASTER General
end Commissioner OF Pensions, Will be vacant FIRST OF
April thIs properly - located immediately opposite
tine late purchSs III hle vice president. Apply 10 j.
SHE'D, 1IOI Rhode Island ave. ino-ln.
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Store au1 Diving $40 Stable rear 1916 X st
:'th - $3.50 10
Store and cellar 2i,6 Cellar lJ4j " 81. n.w-...5
l4:E n -. 80 Cellar IJ4l II ST. >
StOrr aud DIV M. litth
r a. gzfz IA " s.r
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ATTORNEYS.

CIAMPBELL CARRINGToN, ATToRNEY-AI
NJLaw, Webster Law building, sos ID ST. II. W., Wash
ini;ton. y. Z. Residence. l2IS II St W. az
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

l.OR RENT-BY THOs T.. wAGGAMAN, REAL
n ESTATE BkOkER. gl1 + ST NV
HOUSES.
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he above "a only 9 portion Of the property on my
looks her fu list cali Office FOR bulletin issued
tie L. AMI 18th. lsF.l THOS- L. WAGGAMAN.
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rNh2T-Bt

II 1924 CONNECTICUT AVE. y. w
Handsome thrce-StOry basement brick residence,
erected by the late Gen. Humphrey. t. S A., chief OF
engineers, for his residence House is large and
contains every convenience. For further information
and permit to examine apply to
IHOS. J. FISHER & co,
mh21-ow 1924 + st NV.
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llll ton. D. Z. NesldeDce. IZIO II 81. IA. ". III
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and L. 5. Commissioner.
JNO L. BEALL. 1921 ST. IN Vlilce from y an
to . PHI. ul1
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NOR RENT-95I q ST. COR. 10TH NV,
oFtoiLL O~cAAli- anu s0O
1923 10 rooms, l.................
SO5 Ns~ Han psbire Ev., rooms 20. 80
.DU S.DO
s,Os 9Th II. rooms, M $50
Apply JNO. A PRESCOTT,
l1l6 + NV,
uh13-lOt kellogg building
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR sALE-s2, 900 WILL BUY A 2-sTORY BRICK
Il house line of Electric between LIST and I'd
SITS II. W. wide parking; fronts reservation.
op2-3t DAVID ID. STONE, S06 T st. NV.
LOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP BAY-wINDOw
II brick house: nearly new: I ST., near 7th hand
somely papered rooms and bath; $4,000.
ap2-St DAVID d. STONE, sos F st. NV
IrOR sALE-SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING ON
II LIST NV, ST., that must be sold to close an
estate; bay window; 8 rooms, cellar and all mod.
imps Price $4,000 WESCOTT 4 WILCOX, 1907
Pa. ave NV. ap2-5t
NOR SALE-HANDSOME I2-ROOM HOUSE. ALL
Il mod imps. lot 25x130 feet; two tenant houses on
rear St, near 9TH NV. Price $4,000. A =; cay
WOOD 1913 9Th ST. ap2-3t'
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rlh23-12t
ToR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ks:-. bet. Conn. ave. and
18th st..............s3OO
g. 80, near 18Th - 100
Cor i9th & Ests.n.w. 200
j. bet. 18th & lStu. 3J.5.33
i. bet. 18th X 18Th l6o o.
L. 81, bet.l1th 18th. 300
a. st, bet H:h & 10th 100
a ST.. let. 2Otl S.11ist 30
y St. let l3th 4 18th. 100
- -. ur.N H.ayr.......l5U
h. near NCPhersun 81. 500
conn. Nv above r. 2oO
Conn. ave, above K St 80
Jefferson pL.. doub. ne. 200
Cor. Conn. ave & y 81. 500
Gonna. b. y s Dup'tC.250
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
FiCE These houses can
Laits from our Oihce.
VnHp-g a.-Dvx
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DOR SALE-2OO FIT. ON NJ ST, 300 FIT. ON 4TH
Il ST.. on line of square north of the Poto
mac river and adjoining United States navy-yard;
suitable for building small houses, for lumber yard,
or if held will eventually be bought by the govern
ment for the extension of the navy-yard. great
bargain. Price zoe. SO. it.
JOHN NAGGAMAN,
mh3O-6t 700 4th st. NV
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be examined hy permit from

NOR RENT-ONE THKEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il Sro,.lIs bath room: newly Iarered and PAINTED I;
square from the printing and engraving dep, No.
30 18Th 81 >.w. Rent $500 per month Inquire
IU3 IN ! NV mh2S-St