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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
The Bondholders of the Water
works Accept the Councils
Last Offer.

Ahl a. AVN ~ Va WV wy
Council, Attorney Bryan was in
structed to communicate an offer
| of 81 800 as an annual rental to the
bondholders of the Water-works.
The offer was transmitted to the
bondhclders, through their rep
resentative, Judge G. B. Macfar-
lane, and yesterday Mr.. Bryan re-
ceived a response. The answer is
la very lengthy one, embodying
numerous suggestions tor a new con-
[tract. The new agreement is to
run for twenty years from the date
of its ratification by the voters of
the city. In the language of the
proposed contract, ''In considera-
ton of the general welfare and of
the benefits and advantages expect
ed to be derived thereirom, the said
city of Mexico hereby covenants
and agrees to rent and does hereby
rent and agree to take from the
said Mexico, Missouri, Water
works Company and its assigns for
the period and term Of twenty
years after the ratification of this
contract as aforesaid, forty-five
hydrants, as now located, on the
public streets and in the public
places of said city, for the uses and
purposes in the next section speci-
fed and does hereby agree to pay
therefore during the term aforesaid
the sum of 81, 800 per year and to
pay the same in equal quarterly
installment- on the first days Of
January, April, July and October
of each year. x * x And the
said city further agrees that for
each additional hydrant, which
may be required by said city pur-
suant to the terms Of this contract.
it, the said city, will pay the sum
of $50 per year therefor, IN quar-
terly installments, after its cleo
tioa, as aforesaid" !"
Attorney Bryan has examined
the proposed new contract thor
oughly and has found several faults
in it. Section 3 specifies that the
water shall be used by the city for
the extinguishing of fire, necessary
| drill of the department and for the
flushing of cutters. In all cases,
except in extinguishing fires, de-
strictions are placed On the city
| regarding the number of times each
| week the water is to be used
and the size of the opening
from which it is to flow.
Mr.. Bryan desires to alter this
section so that the use of the water
'may be und5r the regulation of the
Chief of the Fire Department.
| The attorney also desires that if
the company does not, ''within a
reasonable time, restore such
grounds, streets and alleys to as
good a condition as when entered
lupen, the City Council may have
said restoration done and charge
the expense to the Water-works
Company, which said company
shall agree to pay"
! Mr.. Bryan also asks why the
rental should be paid quarterly
and suggests that the contract be
made to read semi-annually instead
The city's revenue Is nearly all re.
ceived in this way and to avoid in
convenience he thinks it would be
advisable to make the change
The attorney also makes other sug'
gestions fer alterations Of the con
tract. The matter will doubtless
come up at the next meeting of the
Council.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

1t is of the utmost Importance
that every cold be cured as quickly
as possible after the first symp-
toms appear, and the experience of
many years has shown that there
is no medicine that will cure n Sc
we're cold in less time than Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Sold at
90 cents per bottle by C. r. Gibbs.
d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

The RareSt of Combinations.

True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy of action has been attained
in the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. It's
pleasant taste and beneficial effects
have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures
Costiveness. etc. For sale in so
cents and 81 bottles by c. R.Gibbs.
till Feb. l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
Delicate Women.

Children and delicate women
should not be forced to take the
vile compounds which are usually
given for constipation. piles, indi-
gesti"n, etc, Hamburg figs are
like preserved fruit, and are the
best laxative known % cents.
Dose, one fig Mack Drug Co. ,
\. Y. &. 4. Buckner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

GOVERNOR FRANCIS was in
augurated in the plainest manner
possible and had no inaug-
ural ball. He will give the State
a plain, business, practical and
thorough administration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

THE revival of the minuet will
give the ladies such an opportunity
to display their dainty feet and
ankles that they may be we'll con-
tented to give up low-necked
dresses and diphtheria and pneu-
uopia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

owners and most active and en-,

owners and most active and ener-
setlc business men, ever being
found in front when movement
is on foot to further any enterprise
for the public good. Mayor Bass
ford says the more he travels and
the better acquainted he becomes
with the world at large, the more
he likes Mexico and the better
pleased he becomes with his inter-
ests here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
Gas Well,

10 the Editor OF the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, January lois
the Mining Company going 10 bore
on or settle up and quit?
SToC CKHuLDER.
The directors have not made up
their minds yet what IN do AID will
likely leave IL - q - ,,1 ,l';
stockholders. III B.. =
ed there l. nos .nt.,.. . y "a ip,tlils
with it.-EB. LtDGEa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

THE advancing price of Wash
ington real estate has enabled Pres
ldent Cleveland to go out of office
with fair surplus. The value of
his Red Top property has advanc-
ed, so it is said, until he can now
sell it for 100000 profit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

LET 'er roll, let 'er roll; 1889 is
only two weeks old and business in
every line is booming, and the out
look for good returns from the lib
eral use of printers ink was never
bottor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

IT begins TO look as though the
present Council would be able to
settle up the Water-werks muddle.
in satisfactory manner, for which
the public will be duly grateful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

THE blizzard whizzed through the
East, and many a town cleanly
tleeced; and now they who made
fun Of the West, will give Goods
country" a moment 5 rest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Look at the advertising in the
LEDGER and then say that the busi-
ness men of Mexico are not enter
prising, live and go-ahead hustlers,
if YOUR dare.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
Mexico and Her Papers.


Ft5f3i fIlt sNhF-tNE'. fts5IFN-
Mexico is to have the next
meeting Of the Missouri State
Trotting and Pacing Association.
Three cheers for Mexico and her
newspapers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

THERE has been no case in the
police court this year. This
speaks pretty well for a town the
size of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
DR.. Dunbar and Patients.

I'VE clip tie following from The B B,enyille
Du"bar, formerly ol ST. Louis. but now OF
LEDGER.l
The hiatt and afflicted weary and Lind.
or AL ages and classes, Eatnr" and kind.
Flock to the y 'et.'r for relief frm pam.
AID are 81 fa>., ;bly impressed they call ~:
The celebrated Doctor to see.
He bids YOU welcome with gentle smile,
And With pleasant ch It the hours begullr.
With "a touch OF magic he bi IS disease fly.
Those OF the throat, the ear and the eye,
II you don't believe me go and try.
Besides being de- ply in love with his art.
He carries a warm and ten Ter heart.
Which with tender emotions thr"bs and beats
When Il "erialn pair If blue eyes he treats.
That have s;lch trust look.
His method of treatment Is 81 gallant and kind
His patients declare lis nice To be blnd,
Aud rather than not 60 back any more.
w .uld stick pins in th reyes 10 maze them sore
really do believe.
But all admit his eminent skiil,
Aud testify with Il free good viii.
Those who have suffered for many years,
And for every dis1air shed briny tears.
Have be en- nIa,le 20 take new hope.
II the Giant cltarrh with his cruel knife
Is a hacking road through your very life.
Let me interest you for treatmrnt tr GO,
He can relieve you that know,
SO don't fail TO call
Ii you are good and pretty beslies
He is sure to prescribe some buggy rides.
With himself AS driver and a dashing pair,
Yeu draw exhieration from the very air,
So say these who have been there.
Bat If you are uudrr treatment for the ear.
When h. asks a question be sure You hear
He is very fond of humor and wit.
ro make jnk. don't hesitate = bit,
II h, finds that hc tease YOU.
An examination free. be sure You %.
Ii lie cant cure you be will tell Nuu so.
He doeSen'i lahe- just for the fee.
But The result Of earnest t:fnst to see.
And to aid suffering humanity.
nuIdre Is uf vcices his ;,riiS,s t"''
OF tiit'ss. t:ea- d III ny many. tu~ wv
On tin. 'Sta.t--,f life ;ts he ~ his parts.
lie carr,s H. Il, III tgt. a., graf .i:gi hparIs,
hi'i '!lH W;-=trvrT il &.n-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Arrow is being kicked up in
Ohio because a trial jury Tipped a
nickle to determine their decision
in case which had just been tried
before them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
New Railroad.

Frs-Tu he AuxsasSe Il view
Mexico's chances are good for the
Cleveland, st. Louis and Kansas
City Railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
Paw Up.

All parties owing me call in and
pay Ira TiIcher at old stand.
4td4tw J. NJ. MEsEFEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
T.. ti,. Men afaadra e G ea4y,

Weare doins :. lively business in
the way Of writing Lilo insurance
i'll tine t''nu. cslru n Milual If Hart
ford.
We want tn insure yon al. b1t
We 'in ise't want yonr IA pu.tF. note
or due blIl until policy &, isetied and
-uhmlti"'l for y"us inspcl ;ipn an'{
found b. you 10 br, IN all respects,
the thing You contracted far.
40 :3-ln kIiGnRE & HOWELL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
Board Of Trade.

u iIt i.'tltUr OI Ii,II ItsigrT.
Mexico. No, Jan. iB.-IEow
much money wis there in the
Board of Trade when II went " in
the soup?"
MEMBER AND MuURNER.
Treasurer frank Mitchell is
preparing a statement for publica-
tioD II ED. LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Several years ago Chamberlain
& Co, OF Des Moines, Iowa, com-
menced the manufacture OF a cough
remedy, believing it to be the most
prompt and reliable preparation
yet produced for coughs, colds and
Group, that the public appreciate
true merit, and in time it was GER
tain to become popular Their
most sanguine hopes have been
more than RELAXED. Over three
hundred thousand bottles Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are
now sold each year, and it Is re-
cognized as "the best made, +"
wherever it is kn-wn. 1t sill cure
severe cold in less time than any
other treatment. For sale By {.
r. Gibbs, druggist. d<xwtf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Miss Mary Armstrong, of Perry,
returned Saturday from a pleasant
visit to friends in Kansas CITY.
She vas accompanied by her cousin,
Miss annie Armstrong, of that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
The Pronos,tion Accented.

Judge G. B. Macfariane received
Thuraday from the bendheld-
ers of the water-works an accept
ance of the City Councils last prop
osition of an annual rental OF
80, 500. The matter will be put in
shape at once and submitted to the
voters either for ratificatlon.or re-
lection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Fresh oysters and celery at r.
G. Paul's. d&wo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Ask for Tennsnt, Walker & Co..
St. Louis made shoe. best made.
Al d IL W 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
C!JAc:ogDs @ OH
kEMEDYfdRPA1N
FOR ACHES AND PAINS.
Sure Cures of Recent Date.

Sure Cures of Recent Date.
t1TW Lombard ST., Baltic. Md
r,uth,cb. June ., 1sss.
Robbed OF sleep by toothache swelling great, n
f,ra. rubbed withSt Jacobs Oil srst Application
relieved went sleep; morning paiE 81 Gens
Pains In Chest. New Richmond. o. jane, se.
had pains In chest over lungs. suffered years.
cured By 2 applications OF St JACOBS Si SaTs
permanent =
c,,,t EAgore Texas. June a. 1s5s-
HAD bad case of sout. suffered one year Tor
weeks could not walk St. Jacobs OIL cured re.
W. P. MARTIN. JR.
n;sI,cut;op, Joliet, Ill, May "a. 1888
About three wears ago dislocated my shoulder;
confined 70 houss weeks was cured by St.
jacobs OIL; no return Of pain to this day.
J. D. BROWN, Drugsist.
Pains and Aches. Marshall, Mich May 2e IS
Last December: w taken with pains and aches
in the ies. a friend advised St Jacobs Oil. tried
if and V cured by contents of one bottle. No
return Of paia stacs, C. Z. BENNETT.
Vt pRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

Surveyor Rodgers is very busy
in his Office. He is doing little
field work inst now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17

County Clerk Williams wears a
big pair of green goggles. He has
three stys on one eye.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-17
MEMBER AND MURINE
Breaking the News.

rom J. frt-
Mrs. Croshey: My dear, want
to ask you wha, you think of Jack
Whzdley. lie has been playing
Lulu marked attention. lately.
Papa: | think he must have
turned over new leaf. fl's the
first thing he ever paid in his Iifc'
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To New YoRK VIA B. q o. r. RIA complete
service OF fast Express Trains IL now in full
operation between New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Warrington via B. d o. b. r.
Al the day trains are equipped with Pullman's
Parior Cars and the night trains with puilman's
sieepeI. The s'Knickerbocker Express" leav-
1855 pm, IL composed exclusively OF Vestibuled
Coaches and Parlor Cars. No extra fare Is
charged. Passengers arc landed ct station foot
Of Liberty street, New York, within two blocks
Of Elevated railroad
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Come Co Dinner.
The v1eor Of conviction
10 the proof its need exactk;
For dAinties &c likes fiction.

But for dinner must have facfA-
50 We invite the cynic 70 digest the foIlowinG
facta:
DIS. srARKKr 4 PALxN.-.Your Compound 0xy-
gen Treatment has given me new life" Rev.
J0nN c. BRKAKER, Oswego. y Y. 81 an FUZZY
safisned mat your Compound Oxygen Treatment
b An excellent remedy" DR o. A. DAxss, Preak-
81 shall be Glad 70 have you me . refer.
encs ~ any nne" Gro. W. BAEuEr1. n n
Drs. stsrksy Patents once records show over
1900 cases. I'm which heir Compound oxyeea
Tresrnent has been used by physicisns In their
of consumption, broncAfeis. ASTHMA, catsrzh, dys-
pepsia, nefvous pronfre1on- rheuDnekrm. neural
Ga, and I'll osherccmpaa&nn & ehzou1c fnsuro.
vaEded - any oue a1dxUor1n6 0nA k1Ankxx =
PAlxx, 1sse Ara ssrsst. f1nads1paia. n.
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Ssao 18th st. NV.

Large Bingham Aprons. 2Oc extra large, 25c.; 1s-
inch Csststeel Saw. 25c; 26-inch. 35c Dress But
tons g. 4. &C.: Corsets 25 So, 5Oc.; Gallon oil-can,
1Sc. Quart Conee-pot &c.; Horn Pocket Comb Gin
easel, &c.; Ladies' Csshmere Jersey Gloves %, SOC;
Feather busters. and &c.; Boz Tooth-picks. &C.
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G st., near 18th st. ..s160
Cor. 10Th & + sts.n.w. zoo
II st., bet. IL 4 Ii n-w.25O
j, bet. 18th & 18th. 1913. 80
], bet. 18th & 18th. 1866 81
h st. bet. 18th 4 18th. 300
o St, bet 9th < 10th. 100
q ST.. bet. goth & 21st. rs
y ST.. bet. 18Th x ! 18th. i 40
Y ST. mr.. ". Fl. ave. .150
4. near Mcpherson sq. 800
Conn. av., above R.. > 200
Conn. ave, above X st. 20
BULLETINS CAN BE
F1CE. These houses can
mits from our ONCE.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

NOR SAILOR LEASE-BRICK HOUSE STJTT
sble for carpenter shop stable In alley between
= and md ., 1S6h and loth sts Nv s9; 1879; price
Tor SAILOR ExCHANaE.TwELvE-RO
room Brick. 532 2lst 81 NV, 4s1fx70. S-rooln
brick Houses, 3o6 and 30s G e; ne Also 25 4room
street car line. Frame cottage 1900 Gales st. Long
Meadows,n side lot and stable
fxo-lm THOMASA. MITCHELL, 934 st.. Room l.
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1241-l249 Madison st,

l124T-1249 Madison st.
N. W., f.h., 4rs. and 2
b.h. in rear. 800
1l3 II st. ne, b.h-
e45 and $40 i st. ne. ~
go sih1 and sf'i aaa is,S t
s.w., FIJI. 300
90 to IS g st. n. e..
h., Ar. $500
340S n st. NV, b.h.,
ls6 5; and 1904 L st. '9 n.
W, FIJI, Ar. 1000
61J list st. s.w., I. H., Or.
and 3 houses rear. 3. 900
BOZ 9th st. s.e., b.h.,
POO Vermont ave. n.
W, b. b., 1r.........3, 600
SIS 18th st. Sc, b.h,, o
96s, oil i st. Sc. f.h.,
Or. -,0UU
,612 b st. Sc, FIJI,
or Recommendation
3O5 10th st. Sc, b.h.,
or. 900
903 TO 9O7 V st. W.,
b.h..................1,5O0
ion of the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
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expenses. including furniture, books, sta
tionery. printing, insurance, and other neces-
sary items, SIS, 600; for fuel, s24, 200; for the
purchase Of tools, machinery, material. and
apparatus to be used in connection with in
struction in manual training $4,000; for furni-
ture for new school buildings, $1,000
FOR ERECTION OF NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND
PURCHASE OF SITES
therefor, as follows: One in third school
division, one in the fifth school diyi-
sion one in seventh school division, and
one in eighth school division, s140 600: Pro-
vided, That no one of the foregoing school
buildings shall be construc with less than eight
rooms; for addition to Washington high school.
S40, 600; for erection OF q colored high school
building and purchase Of site therefor, $50 600
For erection of buildings and purchase of sites
therefor, and for additions to school buildings
in sixth school division, as follows: Erection Of
one eight-room school building and purchase
Of site therefor; one four-room school build
ing and purchase Of site therefor at Hillsdale
one two-room school building and purchase
Of site therefor at Good Hope; and for add
tions to the Mott, the Bennings white, and the
Bennings colored, school buildings. SIS, 000
To enable the Commissioners of the District to
purchase lots 81, 50 and IS, in square 6S3, adj
Joining the Arthur school building lot, for the
chase lots IS and "A in said square for use Of
that not exceeding 81 per square foot shan Be
paid for said lots or either Of them.
That hereafter the Commissioners in making
purchases Of sites for schools or other public
buildings shall do % without the employment
of agents or through other persons mot regular
dealers in real estate IN the District Of Colum-
tia, or through such regular dealers who have
not had the property for sAle continuously
no case shall eomni1sion s. psid % more ETH than
one person or firm greater than the usual COM
mission.
That the Commisuioners shall hare an the
powers conferred on the Secretary a. the
Treasury and other olBcsss Of the United
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SHE'D
HOS Est. n.w....s2OS.33
11o4 rid st.....-........35
0Ot3< 18th st. n.w.......25
STORES.
Ire 14th st. str. &dwg. 65
1124 l4th tin. W store. 40
Y APARTMENTS.
II ST.. bet. l1th&1Sth...50
} OFFICES.
1903 Pa ave. n. w.......15
7 Once rooms, 5lg 9TH st.
7 l210 Il At. tfrom Mar. II -
7 STABLES.
StaDtcs. -.......--....--. ..->o
IsHED.
Dupont Circle. .S20S. 33
psf, mr.. Dupont cir. $50
Conn. ave-. bet. NJ Il n. $50
Gonna. b. n h Dup't C.250
Yer. ave. bet. n & o. $50
RI. a. bet. 1 4th & 18th. 200
Jefferson Place. ........11J
Sunderland Place. 100
Comma, mr.. Larette so. $50
jefferson pl., doub. he. zoo
Fur. fats, S1o 18th st.
n.w........S50 and 400
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
be inspected only by per-
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
l6O3 penn ava
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II Hampshire ave n. neat brick house, six rooms
and bath, range and latrobe. THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.
mhl2-eo,3t
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VyOK RENT-Nw COR 18TH AND SIS \. w,
II elegant Residence, IL rooms and stable, all mod.
lilo ST. s.e. two-story brick. rooms .... % SO
133 81. store. 9r.-.....,.........
s23 Sd sw .-story brick, 7r.................lo
LArse Warehouse and Workshop st. yoseph's
Hall. 5ah and sta NV: water gss........:.. Is
houses. Capitol Hill, 2-story brick, bet. I'd and
49, George L. EMloNs.
d27-3m $50 81. NV.
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EOR SALE
II 2210 to 2234 Boun-
Diary st. .........S16,900
airy st. n. w., 4r...15,700
1913 ! st. n W., b.h.
2211 to 2229 10th ST.
NV, b. h., Jr.
= to b, 18th st. road. i i 800
1873 to 1743 4 st. n.
W, Or. %, 600
701 to 700 Farrsgut
St NV. Dr.. 1900
1904 II st. n W., I: h..
Srs. 81. 600
i to d alley, bet. 18th
and 18th, NJ and n SITS.
1i3o to j i5iXj lid 81.
NV f.h., 4r.......6, 600
1l46 n. Y. ave-, NV,
bib, 14r-..........6,0 900
1123 10th st. NV, FIJI,
6rs., and . houses
rear. 4rs ............5, 600
1911 ID st. II. W., I. h.,
OF ..-.......-..... ,UUt
332S to 1884 psf. II.
W, f.h., Or. .........5,00oI
S27 I'D st. NV, b. h.,
9r..-..-....--.......-4,1 90
The above is only a port
looks. For full list call at
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2. near 18th ST., 13r. 5000
n bet 18th 4 18th. 4l6.66
Conn. ave. near N ST.. $50
X. bet. 18th & IL, l5r. 200
9Th above X ST.. 12r. loo
OFF
Gal = St, Cd floor, 5 front
rs, heated by steam. $50
BAL j., Sd floor, 3 front rs,
heated bv steam ......-6O
Elegant rooms in -Sun
Building, "nreproof. . ele-
yatOrs, heated by steam,
from $50 to $50 each
y. T. cor. 18th and Pa.
ave, ir.-.:..:-...-...o 30
lilo + ST.. Sd floor. Or. 40
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LHOk sALE-LoTS
Fine Lot, Q ST, near N. H. ave., 231<x95h
Zine Lot 18th St.. near ST., 20xlO0.
zine front on 9TH st. NV, near z. 4Sxl05.
flne 'front.' ON 9TH ST. sw, 7ox9b.
Zine front on Mass. ne, OF 90 feet cheap
Lots IN So. lJ2, ut n low hgure.
Lots III sd. II at low Inquire.
building, 219sxy0.
Lot on 18th st.nw.. bet 8 and sts PIN feet front
Lot III 50 Sy4, overlooking Maryland ave-, 42x 90
132, cheap.
Several good Lots in LeDroit Park at low figure.
All VI square No. DAT, fronting OH ~ st. s.w.
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
mho-ot- 1907 st. NV.
IrOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING BUILDING LOTS:
On 2lst bet and Osts.......................x 81
Corner 9th and BOUNDARY. ...............,......-
ColuniDlh Heights Soc.
Pierce Place, bet. Ist and North Cap sts .V0c
building sltes squares from Capitol. 900
lots, l5xoO EACH Sth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Plenty OF other building sites numerous to mem
ton. Apply TO j. W. +. ny lbs X son,
ja26-aw' l42U New YORK ave.
IToR sALE-BARGAIN- LOTS ON COLUMBIA
Il Heights Fiie cor. Lot on 14th Col.road 75c IT.
Lot Z, block 80. Columbia road, near 14th Soc IT.
Lots and - kenesaw ave, near 14th, 45c per II.
Lot -, block 20 and Lot z, block 20. iUc per IT.
inh2-1m BEALI, BkoN N & Co., 1871 Est
IrOR SALE-OR TRADE-SIXTEEN QUARTER
u acre Lots at Whitestewn, D. &. tnear Uniontown,.
subdivision, 5Ox231. Lot Ii, square lU..o, Nd. ave.
near 18th n.e., 7UxI2O. Also $4,000 feet CHEAP
lots near the Jail lHOMASA. MITCHELL, y34 ST.,
hooih f. colin
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ATTORNEYS.

mo. AMBLER SMITH, CoUNsEIIOR Ar Law
- and Patent Attorney. zoos and 1910 Est NV.
scticcs before all courts In the District AnryAnd
and Virginia E2O-1ms
NAMPBIlL CARR1NoTON, ATTORNEY-AT
NlIAvt Webster Law Building. 505 d ct NV. Wxah
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Philip Paul; Paul. CHIEF Of police o. remove, "a
Bedford. when an accomplice Of the prisoner
named Mike Clary shot Paul in the head, KILL
ing him. The murderer escaped He 10 10
years of age.
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Stable rear 1416Kp.w...15
} 4oS La. av.. 4th T., Ar. 80
Vernon Row, room 3. ...15
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d Boy SITS. NV, 81. 80. .12
46s La. sy., "a a., ;sr.. 10
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOR RENT

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Store and diving 1902
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btr. room $40 Pa. av. n.
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9Th 81. n.w.7r, 8,
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