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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
Captain Of Atlantic Liners.

The captain Of the big and fast trans
atlantic steamship is consequential
man nowadays. and generally he knows
it. Their salaries are not nearly as
large. however. rs rule." said an in
cessant traveller recently. las one might
suppose from the amount OF response
bility that dcvolves upon their shout
ders. They a:e supposed to take q
good deal of it out in the honor Of the
thing, and then many OF them who
command popular ships make a pretty
regular and neat little revenue from
letting out their own cabins when the
vessel is crowded and a passenger can
be found who Is willing TO pay for the
accommodation. And many people are
willing 20 pay handsomely for it. too,
whether the other statc-roOms are
crowded Or not They seem 10 en;o.-
tain the idea that 10 engage the quar-
tiers Of the most important man about
. the ship lends an extra Importance To
themselves. and entities them 10 cspe.
cial consideration from every body on
board. l know one popular captain
who makes as much out Of b s cabin in
! tho summer rs his entire salary in the
| winter amounts to, and who sleeps on q
| lounge in tho chart-room. when he does
sleep at all. from May to October. IN.
| Y. Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

equal to f. The sloping walls hin
dered him now ~ they had helped hin
before.
oh. IL father and mother would onl,
GOMEZ sobbcd Rob. And as II in an
swer TO his wish, almost at that moment
his father and mother did come. and
Shack" was soon at the top. cuddleG
in his mothers arms.
1t would make too long story to tel.
how Robs father and mother came just
after the storm. But they had stopped
ut neighbours on the way home. and
had been near enough to see the cyclone
carry the house away.
You can imagine how proud they fell
Of their boy Rob-
And as for Shack" he Il . stou,
handsome baby yet. and ] hope he will
grow up to tell his children how Rot
saved him from the cyclone. Don'i
you?-C. NJ. Sheldon, in Youths Com.
panion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
ONLY ny STRIVING.

The sweetest cherries. mind you, lad,
Grow hi hest on the tree:
And would you win tie fa;rcst fruit,
Ore thing Ill say 10 thee:
1t IA Is rot NJ the clicking gay
Ofan idler's pcif-
You'll have 10 climb the rugged tree.
And gather for yourself
It's vain 10 wait the fruit to fall
Or pelt tie tree with stones
You'll have to struggle bravely up,
And risk some broken bones:
You only waste Your time below.
And get indifferent pay
II YOU would reach the ripesf fruit,
just throw your fears away.
IT'S 50 with every thing in life
That's worth the owning. lad
With learning. wealth and character
The best. the good. and great have had;
They come not at the nod or hest
OF any Idle hand
lis only those who bravelv toll
May have them at comma d.
II. thru You want the rpest fruit,
just labor till you win:
But niad thee. boy. while up you tlrlb,
Keep heart and hand from sin:
The hest and grandesf guertion. lad,
II bought with wicked wage.
No peace and comfort Yields at last,
But curses on your age.
Christian Observer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

these things she can do, for Nature
ever fights upon her side; and the while
she does them she can deceive and shape q
secret end IN which thou hast no part. And
thus woman rules the world. For her are
wars; for her men spend their strength in
gathering gains; for her they do we'll and
i'll, and seek for greatness and find forgetful-
ness. And all the while she sits like yonder
Sphinx, and smiles: and no man hath ever
read all the riddle of her smiles or known
all the mystery of her heart. Mock not.
mock not! Harmachis; for strong indeed
must he be who can defy the power of
woman. which. pressing round him like the
general air, is ofttimes most present when
the senses least discover it,
/ laughed aloud. ''Thou speakest earn
estly, q, my uncle Sepa," said; ''almost
might one think that thou hadst not come
unscathed through this fierce fire of tempta-
ton. Well, for myself. fear not woman
and all her wiles: naught know | of them,
and naught do ! wish to know; and still
hold that this Caesar was u fool. Had
stood where Caesar stood. to cool its v an
tonness that bale of rugs should ha,e been
rolled adown the palace steps ever into the
harbor of mud"
..Nay, cease! cease!' he cried aloud.
EVIL is it to speak thus; and may the gods
avert the omen and preserve to thee this
cold strength whereof thou boastest! O
man, thou knowest notl-thou 10 thy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
The Honey Guide.

A bird OF the CUCKOO family lives in
certain districts in India and Africa. II
is about as big as the chaffinch. and
makes its nest in the hole, Of the trees.
and lays three or four eggs. 1t is called
the honey guile; it chatters as it flies,
just rs il it said: Come. and I will
show you where the wild bees have
stored their honey, and we will share
it together"
Now and then it stops and alights
upon t ee. to look back and make
sure that it is followed. When il
reaches the bees nest it points its bill
towards it. still chattering. 1t has
been known TO attacx u hive alone.
when it Is hungry. and sometimes the
bees sting it to death and embalm it in
wax. Mary N. Prescott, in Our Lit.
tie Ones.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
A LESSON THAT CURED.

Johnnie's Mother and Sisters Set Him
FrsEhtful Example with Excellent Re
suit.
Mamma. mamma cried Johnnie
do you know where my cap is?
can't find it anywhere. and papa want
me TO GO to the post-office for hin
right away"
Mamma was busy sewing. and sh,
laid down her WORK to look for tn,
missing cap As Johnnie said, it wa
nowhere to be seen.
where did you put II when you cam,
from school not half an hour ago."
''On the hat-rack. ! know, and nov
it isn't anywhere. oh. dear. how pro
voking."
AFTER fifteen minutes diligen
search. shared by all the members o
the family. the cap was found tucked
away in the owners coat pocket and
Johnnie ran of to do his fathers or
rand. while the others returned tt
their interrupted work and tried tt
make up for lost time.
"Johnnie is growing more careles.
cvery day." said his mother. Il dom
know what to do with him. II isn't al
ways possible to make him look for hi.
own things, and I'm afraid nothing else
will cure him.
Suppose we try setting him fright
full example," suggested his older sis
ter.
perhaps that would do. replied hel
mother. as the details Of plan pre-
scented themselves.
The next afternoon Johnnie rushed
in from school crying: Mamma. Mr.
Harris says the ice is strong enough tt
bear us. and we are all going skating
but I've just torn my coat. Can YOU
please mend it right away
..Yes. il can find my thimble. See
if il is in the BASKET"
why. ] don't see where il can be. >
said Mrs. Blake, feeling in her poke
and not finding it. ''Loo6 all around
tho room"
Johnnie, in too much haste 10 think
how very strange it was for his orderl,
mother to mislay any thing, hunted
diligently, but no thimblo came t
light.
go ask Jennie for hers" Jennie.
also wes missing. II think yos
will hive to stay at home; you certainl,
can not wear that coat as it is"
Sore rs the disappointment was
Johnnie was obliged to submit For ;
week. the very spirit Of disorder
seemed to rule the house. Every arti
Gle was left where it was last used. I'M
Ill the once tidy room looked fairl.
cheerless with the accommodating litter
There was one exception. While John
ME was constantly called upon to look
for Jennie's gloves. or mammals scis.
sors. or papas umbrella, his own car
was more frequently on the rack, hi:
skates ON their hooS. his slate ant
books strapped together. Finally after
an unusually trying experience. he ex
claimed one day: Il never saw sucf
n house rs this is getting to be. seen
to be the only one that ever puts thing
where they belong" Tho shout o
laughter that went up at this extraor
binary statement somewhat abashci
the speaker, but he sturdily maintained
his point; whe:eupon the others prom
ised il he would continue TO set such ,
good example they would certainly fol
low IL. That week taught Johnnie ,
lesson he never forgot-Indianapoli
Sentinel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

strength and beauty that IL without COM
pare, in the power Of thy learning and the
sweetness Of thy tonguc-thou kn0west
not! The world where thou must mix Is
not a sanctuary % that OF the divine Isis
But thcre-it may be so! Pray that thy
hearts Ice may never melt. so shalt thou be
great and happy and Egypt be delivered.
And now let me take up my talc--thOu
seest, Harmachis, even in so grave story
woman claims her place. The young
Ptolemy, Cleopatra's brother. being loosed
Of Caesar. freacherously turned on him.
Thereon Cesar aud Mithridates storsned
tho camp Of Ptolemy, who took to flight
across the river. But his boat was sunk BY
the fugitives who pressed upon 1t, and suc.
was the miserable end Of Ptolcmy.
Thereon. the war being ended, Cesar
appointed the younger Ptolemy 10 rule
with Cleopatra, and be, in name. her
husband, though she had but then
borne him . son, Cmsarion, aud he
himself departed for Rome, bearing with
him the beautiful Princess Arsinoc to
follow his triumphs in her chains. hut the
great Caesar is no more. He died as he had
lived. in blood, and right royalty And but
now hath Cleopatra, the Queen, if my It'd
ings may be trusted, slain Ptolemy, her
brother and her husband. by poison, and
taken the child Crsarlon to be her fellow
on the throne, which she holds by the help
Of the Rome legions, and, as they say. or
young Sextus Pompeius, who hath sue
ceeded Caesar in her love. But. Harmachis.
the whole land bolis and seeihcs against
her. In every city the children Of Khem
talk Of the deliverer who Is to come-and
thou art he, o Harmachis. Almost is the
time ripe. The hour Is nigh ut hand. TO
thou back to Abouthis and learn the last
secrets OF the gods, and meet those who
shall direct the bursting Of the storm. And
then act. Harmachis-act, ! say, and strike
home for khem, and rid the land or the
Roman and the Greek, and take thy place
upon the throne of thy fathers and be "a King
of men. For unto this end vast thou born.
@ Princei''
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

The giraffe. which is a very timid
animal, is approached with the utmost
difficulty. on account OF its eyes being
SO placed that it can see rs we'll behind
as in front When approached this
same faculty enables it to direct with
great precision the rapid storms OF
kicks with which it defends itself.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

N THE next day I
embraced my uncle,
| Scpa, and with al
eager heart departed
from Annu back to
AOouthis. And, to
be short, thither ]
came in safety, hay
( been absent five
ars and q month, be-
now DO more q boy
! q man full grown,
l having my mind well
with the knowl.
men and the ancient
of Egypt. And once
saw the old lands
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

The difference between the elevator
and the toiling sufferer who pulls the
rope is that one lifts the worser and
the other WORKS the litter. -Solncrville
Journal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
CHAPTER

or THE RETURN OF HARMACHIs TO ABorTHIs.
CELEBRATION or THE MYSTERIES; CHANT OF
ISIS, AND THE WARNING or AMENEMHAT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19
CLEOPATRA.
1eing IN Account Of the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY his OWN HAND.
BY II. RIDER HAGGARD,
Author OF King So1onon's Mines
She" Allan Quaterrnain,"
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Illustrated by NIcHoII. after CATION WOOD
VILE and oRElFFENHAoxN.
AS SET FORTH BY HIS Own HAND.
BY II. RIDER HAGGARD,
Illustrated by NICHoLx4 after CATION WOOD
VILE and oRErFENHAoxN.
CHAPTER ".

Or THE DEPARTURE or HARMAcHIs AND or
HIS MEETING WITH HIS UNCLE sEPA, THE
HIGH PRIEST OF on: OF HIS LIFE AT Of, AND
OF THE WORDS OF SPA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

. T THE dawning Of
q 81 the next day / was
. awakened by a priest
e. OF the Temple, who
81 brought word 10 me
m TO make ready for
N the journey whereof
sd my father had spoken.
inasmuch rs there was
an occasion for me to pass
down the river 10 Annu Ell
Ra. Now, this is the He'll.
opolis of the Gree ks,
hither ] should go in the
ompany Of some priests Of
tab at Memii who had come
~ In Aho,rfhis IN Law the
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A CHRISTMAS SPECTACLE.
Beautiful Tableaus to be Shown by a
business establishment.

On Monday evening the people of Washing
ton Will be given an opportunity to enjoy a
novelty. The immense establishment of Wood
ward & LothrOp on that evening will be thrown
open for inspection by gas light. During the
past few days the def fingers Of Mr.. Paschal
Plant, the professional decorator Of the estab-
lshment, and his corps Of trained assistants
have been busiy engaged in dressing the store
in holiday attire. Christmas goods of all
kinds arranged in attractive styles, will be dis
played in the gas light and the festive appear
ance viii be increased by the profuse
use of towering and foliage plants.
No business will be done. The aisles
will be cleared and the visitors
can pass along admiring the display, which will
resemble great fair more than anything else
central point OF interest on the first floor
Will be realistic representation Of Santa
Claus just emerging from a chimney with his
pack OF TOYS. His sleigh, with a prancing
team OF RENDERS, is ready waiting on the
snowy ground. The children will be delighted
with this spectacle. while the older people
will look with interest at the display Of useful
and beautiful articles which fills the various
soors of the great building. The large show
windows, which have been shut in by curtains
during the past few weeks, will be exposed to
the public gaze on Monday. In the lith-street
windows Is a really beautiful Set of tsbieaus
which relates the story Of Cinderella
The figures are large and the faces of
Cinderella, her enyious sisters and the prince
are expressive OF their true character and the
moral Of the story. The FIRST tabieau shows
Cinderella at her spinning wheel weeping with
disappointment AZ not being able to 60 to the
ball Her fairy godmother appears upon the
scene, and IN the rear Is the pumpkin, mice
and rats that were transformed into q splendid
carriage and horses. In the second tAbleau
Cinderella. hastily leaving the ball room, drops
her slipper, which the prince picks up, while
the third shows the happy finale of her history
when the prince fits the slipper upon her foot.
The windows on the right and left are hand
somely dressed, while those on the F-street
front are artistic examples OF harmonious
blending of colors and shows the graceful COM
binations which can be evolved from handker-
chiefs. dress goods and articles OF bric-s-brac.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RFNT-Two OR THREE HANDSOMELY
and the residences OF Senators barbour and hennA
13s ST. ne, n2sS-6t'
l.oR RENT-NEAR CAPIroL-l30 EAST CAP
Il ito ST.. Rooms single or suite Flrstclass New
England Board. Table Boarders n23-1t.
l.oR RENT-l923 ST. MAR METROPOLITAN
Club. Psrlor Suite consisting of Three LArse Com
municating Rooms, with CRATE fire and southern
poeure; also g room for gentleman. n9-4w'
I,oR RENT-Two SUITS OF APARTMENT rs
with Open Crate Fire and Private Baths. Corner
above Metropolitan club. 12S 18th St NV. n20-gt'
E>oR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Rooms, with excellent board at l42l h St Two
suites for Consressuan. also three slisie
Rooms for gentlemen. n7-lm-
l,oR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS. IN
Il suite from December Is; faces McPherson square
herccs pass door, one block IRON MetrUpolltan and
IAN 81 cars; Arlington. Nurmandie. ShorehaIn
and Normley's. sl6 10Th st. NV. n2S-2w'
EoR kkNT-Two Oh THREE UNFINISHED
= Rooms on second floor. IN q beautiful bay-~lndos
closets hest. gas and bath: children taken. 5ll
II ST. n. NO I'm
tOR RkNT-1HREE OR FOUR LARGE UNfUR-
nlshed Rooms. no, only four years old perfect
conuluon. al modern improvements; southern ex-
posufe, hopsekeeYtns. Call between and AIN any
morning 5l3 ST. NV. nls-2m
tSOk RENT-sl4 AND Sl6 18TH ST. NV, NEXT
L Ihe shorehAn, New and handsomely Furnished
Anrtents on rrst, second and third floors; private
baths. &C. Table bOsrd. M In
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WANTED-LOTS.

"ANTED-DESIkABLE UNIMPhUNED PROP
w eity III all built portions OF the city for est
mont must lie cheap. Address Z. o. Box 81 d, city.
n3U-:}t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w AIN i Eh--Sll " - llONS.
WANIEDaasITUATIoNs FOR FIRsT:cLAss
ao. Maids r ro5sss
foreign help. Room Renting. BURNHANs LILO G
w for Cooks Chamber Maid Waitress, Laundress and
susr: saM neS Ssssr
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE CULoRED
Girls situations s as Chambermsids or Nurses or
son sve bet and AND 4t and 18th st. NV IT.
WANTEp-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO CAN CUT,
Sew in P sRa Dram F@ Tens e m.se
WANTED-SITUATIoN BY sCoTCHMAN AND
Wife tho family in Private family wife is First
class Cook. man as Coachman would be willing 10
IS; dTst;clas. reference. Address CoACHMxN HSp
WANTGD-GQ 10 DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
Men Buffers ,, and aonsemen waters and Kitchen
WANTED-EMPLOYERs- WILL BE FUR
w nished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants;
eh n5ssia a!rS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE III an-w
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER
aebns p sPs w W. owning new kemngton
or professional gentleman. Address Box @ East Cap
WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL A
w situation as Chamber maid and to do Plain Sew
ing can give nrst-cass reference Call 1921 10th
NV IT.
w Young Man. experienced Newspaper Man, desires
to devote hour two daily to constituency cores
pondence Charges moderate. TACT star office n3O-3
WANTED-A POSITION AS STENOGRAPHL R
w and Typewriter in Law Office or as Private Sec
STENOGRAPHEh f. Star office n3O-3t.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
wa POSITION as Working House Keeper in a he
tbnse ynr do a a NO nseS gasng OF ironng only
Address HOUSE KEEPER, star office. IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
W Noman Place to do hrst-class cooking. Inquire
1903 Marion st. NV. it
NVANTED-DRESSMAKI AND PLAIN SEW
w ing TO do at home. Apply at 2222 st. w.29-3'
WANTED-BY A LADY A POSITION IN PRI-
W vate Family as Companion; understands cutting
and MAILING chlldrens clothes: willing to make her
self generally useful Call ut $40 Pa at o'clock.
References gwen. n29-3t.
WANTED - LADY'S MAID, EXPERIENCED,
w Good Packer. Hair Dresser and Seamstress wishes
Situation III flrstclass Family Address A. L. f., star
office. n29-3t'
WANTED-POsITIoN IN STORE AS SALES
w man; experienced in boot and shoe business ;
good references: wages reasonable. Address 2Ol 9th
st. ne. n29-3t'
WANTED-BY A LADY WHO is WELL EDU-
sition Managing House reper or Companion ;
would travel If desired Address Mrs. NJ h, Star Office
n20-3ts
WANTED-BY DRESS MAKER, FEW DAYS IN
Draft Lining for Dress Maker Cutting by tailor
Address DRESS MAKER. 6O9 18th st. NV. n29-2t'
WANTED A WOMAN OF INTELLIGENCE.
w Thoroughly Familiar with Housekeeping in
Good style, Desires Position House Keeper q
Good Eamiy; best OF reference. Address PRACTICE,
Star Office. n29-2t'
WANTED-BY AN ACCOMPLISHED ENGLISH
w Lady POSITION as Visiting Governess; music,
to assist in housekeeping excellent references Ad
dress oOVEkNEas T.. Star Office. n27-3t'
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DEV J. GkAf WILL oPEN A COURSE on
III Harmony-the Theory Of chords. ModulAtion
ransl ions, Accompaniment OF glven Melody &c-
Tuesday, Dec. B. his Music paTlOrs l5s2 9Th -
". Class every Iuesd and iidAy frOm IL . =
O'Clock. Private lsssls In Vocal and lnstrume nfal
Musie. Singing ss sight speclzlty. Terms 90 sp-
pAacAtaon. n3o-lUs
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EoR sALE-Ior 2oxIOo. on IITH ST. Sc
90 J. r. cUlIINANr a 90.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EXHIRIrIoN OF DECORATED CHINAs-NR. g.
H sherratt. late Of the Royal Worcester Works.
lia.And. aud the Trenton WORKS. viii exhibit his
and his pupils work Neerhons 1871 Penna ave-,
for one week beginning Dec z. AL lovers art sre
invited 10 zee this collection. n3O-3ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS,

ENoR RENT-FLATs IN NEW YORK sTYLE-JUST
Il mpeted-Iwo Flats OF hive Rooms Each on &C.
ond Floor and our Flats -Four Rooms Zach on FIRST
FLOOR tas oA'h and water: al rooms comm uncAtins
soo' lOcatt Ol iue % ST. cars. rent for tac h.
Old. 70 parties well G-oonmended T. A MCINTYRE
els Fn.w. n;io tut
l,OR kENT-PHOENIA TERRACE POI r CAPT.
tol ST.. Handsomely furnished Fat OF Il Ne rpois
including private oath iii her a fat OF IN sni.e
with every convenience: suitable for an NC Or
Others. n21-et.
I,OR RENT-122l 32D ST. WEST WASHING-
Il ton, Two Flats; REM 90 and So for each. Inquire
81 PAINT SIUkE moi lin.
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L,Ok sALE-I HAVE FOR SALE. ON THE NEST
side OF STA 81. NV, above Masssch usetts ave TWO
tlne Lott, each with . frontage OF 1851 feet by
uelth OF lOO leet u 2O-fOOt alley. adyOlned by D
ioothley On the south and elegant residence lust
conn letef, On the north. Price g. foot
Die terms JNO. A FkESGOI1,
n:..S-l0t (KellogE BuldlIRD 4l8 n A. n W.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
INOR SAI.E-FARMS.
IL We have one OF the Finest Farms In Prince
Georges county. Md. with all improvements. can 10
bought Tor the small $50 acre; also arIns
IN the Distract and in virginia Apply 10
j. r. CUI-LlNANE a CO.
n30-3t 0O9 St NV.
IrOR sALE-2OO-ACkE FARM HALF WAY Be
Il tween Washington aud Baltimore. 10 quick pur-
chaser viii sell Tor $1,000; wo.th double SAMUEL
BEALM- Ar, $40 ST aul e.. Baltimore, Nd n3O-3ts
I,oR SAILS ACRES OF LAND IN ACRE LoTo
JIG ut Iakoua Park, very station Also several
choice Acrt los at tNOOd. the terminus OF new
9TH ST. railroad LOOl5 r. OkAAkLh.
n3O-3t go 1T NV.
HYATTsVIILE, MD--FOR RENT-NEw LIGHT
III room Hous- on MelrVse ave. iseAr station, very
desirable; good waite; large lot NM MElER
LEMIS, 400 5th st. Nv. Also LANCE Lot station.
n3O-eo5t
LroR SALON MkTRoPULITAN BRANCH, n.
il and o., Iots Cottages Country homes and Farms.
Easy terms. COOkE ID. LlckE1T,
n26-3m 93S stn-w