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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22

Excursion to Defiance Fair. Tickets OF
sale September 3, 4, 5 and 6, good to return
September 9TH and 9Th, 1889; 60 cents for tn,
round trip from Napoleon.
,iHNFH8 F{E8 HI. KNrcKERBoo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22

Dwelling House to Sell OF Rent.
On Washington street, rooms; good loca-
tion. Will sell cheap for cash or on time;
good we'll and cistern. Inquire of 8E
If j. B. DITTENHAvER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22

Distress after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion, are cured by
Hoods Sarsapariila. It also creates q
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22

Billy Sheffield, of Deshler, Ohio, is a first
class workman. We.recommend him to cut
readers as an honest man and blacksmith.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22
-"FORAKERlSMS.s
GEN. BEATTY's IDEA OF THE
MEANING OF THE TERM. f.

The Governors Career Marked at
Every Step by Treachery, FaIsehood
aud seifGlorifications : Specimens
ofNewspaper Punfs Inspired or Paid
for by the Governor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22
Selc-Protection VS., Trusts.

The journal which enjoys the distinc-
tion of being the only newspaper defen-
der of Trusts in this city says OF the pro-
posed union oflabor organizations:
Now, a combination to put up the
price of labor is, If successful, a useful
thing for those who belong to it, but it
is just as essentially a Trust as IL sugar
and not labor were the commodity
which is aimed to control. Let us call
things, good or bad. by their true
names. No humbugl
There is distinction between the
two which creates a radical difference.
A combination to maintain or to put up
the price of labor is, If successful, use-
full thing for others besides those who
belong to ito the great body of peo-
pie, in fact. Fair wages mean prosper
ity and content to the working people.
And when labor is we'll paid and happy
all other business feels the good effect
of this condition. e
The success Of the Sugar Trust, or OF
any other monopolistic combination to
control the supply and fix the price of
necessaries of life, Is on the other hand
distinct disadvantage to the great
body of the people. It benefits only the
half-dozen or the score of men who be-
long to it. And the benefit to them
consists mainly in making them ten
millionaires, instead of plain million
aires, or in multiplying their ten mil
lions by ten more.
Trusts tax the many for the benefit Of
q few. A labor union seeks the great.
eat good of the greatest number. A
Trust organizes to prey. Labor unites
for protection. The purpose of the for.
mer is extortion. The object of the lat.
ter is justice.
No false analogies can confound the
self-defense of labor unions with the
organized rapacity of Trusts.-N Y
World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22

J The ST. Louis elevated railway will
be seventeen miles long and cost 81 ,OOO-
600. G
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-22
Rest Nourishmeut for oonsumn,,v.,

Best Nourishment for Consumptives.
Consumptive persons are said to be
greatly benefited by the use of Speer's
Port Grape Wine, both Fermented and
Unfermented. 1t seems to give nour-
ishment when everything else fails.
The rich properties OF the wine derived
from the iron In the soil on which the
grapes grow makes new blood and II It
does not cure, We believe 1t prolongs
life in many cases of consumption. In
fact, cases have been reported of perfect
cures being effected by the use Of
Speer's Port Wine. YEWOTF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

NUGGETS or NEWS

Cen. Boulanger WIN shortly leave
Brussels Tor London.
Frenchmen afe to celebrate their cen
tennial the world over
DR.. d. B. Conrad, superintendent Of
the Western iunatic asylum, af Staun-
tcw, Va. has been removed on proof
Of the truth Of charges that he has been
guilty Of conduct unbecoIning q physi-
clan and a gentleman toward his female
patients.
opera house for the centennial bali and
banquet are nearly completed. They are
very elaborate.
The remains Of the great fire in New
York are still smouldering. The losses
are $1,000, 600.
Rear Admiral Kimberly's official re-
port Of the Apia disaster has be1n re-
ceived by the navy department.
George A. Baidler, of Philadelphia.
has been appointed postmaster at Okla
homa by the president.
Whitelaw Reid has retired from the
editOrsnip of The New York Tribune.
Col. John Hay will succeed him.
Atlanta had 100000 fire Sunday.
Much apprehension is felt in naval cir
cles for the safety Of the Monongahela,
now twenty days overdue at Samoa. 1t
is thought she must have been in the
track Of the hurricane.
William Muldoon has accepted Dun
can G. Ross challenge for a mixed
wrestling match, and has posted 81 900
forfeit 10 wrestle Ross, Cannon, Greek
George and Pierre on one day and to
throw them all in six hours.
Jack McAuliiT has accepted Jem Car
ney's challenge 70 fight for the light
weight Championship ia a London club
room.
Il betting pool has been formed in
London to back Jake Kilrain against
John l.. Sullivan, and the money will be
sent to this country.
Count Herbert Bismarck has prepared
statement. which has Teen submitted
TO the British minister at Berlin and APP
proved, in regard to the subjects to be
discussed by the Samoan congress next
wfek. Germany yields everything.
tien. Goblin says that the New Workers
have filled to make proper arruB 4 mort.
for riilway accommodation, III
Pennsylvania soldiers wio vii atts i /
the celebration in their heavy march,
suits.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

VARIOUS METHODS have been di-
versed FOR entering the Oklahoma
landstoday. Captain Woodson and
Lient. Carson, located near the line Of
thenewIyacqulred public lands, are in
receipt 81 kilograms to hire horses,
have them aaddled and bridled aud
waiting on the arrival OF trains
At Oklahoma city, At noon today.
The object il % mount OF once and
81 Ileetsteeds distance rival boomers
On foot and capture the most
desirable claims. The most novel
method Jet devised is By party Of
TOUR men from Indiana who are
eamped near what are known IS
tie Antelope Hills adjacent 20 the
Oklahoma borders. They have
With them balloon and it is their
object to make al ascent early On.
the morning Of the 22nd, drift in
mid air until noon, and then
descend hours il advance Of those
who put their trust ID the speed o.
horses however swift. Verify il is
tie Hoozier 70 whom must Be given
The cake for sustaining pr0verbial
Yankee smarsness The inhabi-
If Connecticut, With his wood
en nntmezs, must take back seat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
OKLAnoMA starts out as a strictly

OKLAHOMA starts out as a strictly
prohibition Territory. The colo.
nists. many Of them. no doubt will
have their hip pockets well loaded
with all sorts Of pistols, but the
laws Of the United States with
regard to the sale Of whisky will be
more strictly enforced than similar
laws are in Kansas or Iowa, and
ths instructions Of the Attorney
General on this point will be
strongly Endorsed by every good
citizen in the land.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

The long-continued suspense in
regard to the fate Of the passengers
OF the steamer Danmark has
terminated at last in the gratifying
announcement that they we're all
aafely rescued from the sinking
snip, and in due time may be
expected to reach their destination
alive and we'll. For particulars
sac our telegraphic columns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
CoLLEcroR Hin when approached


CoLLEcToR Hill when approached
BIZ representative OF the press
Friday III reference to bis APP
pointment replied in the following
patriotic words: Recognizing the
responsibility Of my position,
shall move slowly aud cautiously.
the first aim being to serve the
government; the second, to serve
my party; the third, to serve my
conscience. With these three
ends ii view, | feel satisfied that
any feeling which may exist over
my appointment will shortly vanish
into thin air. aud that my entire
course as Republican and collector.
will meet the approval Of every
person in the Stair. TO this end
propose to devote my entire
energies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
ORDER NISI.
EDWARD G. CAN'T. Assignee, os JoHN
N. HALL and WEFR.

In the Circuit Court for Acne Arundel
County. Ne. 1858 Equity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

GOVERNOR BEAVER has granted
q respite to Mrs. WHEELING, The
poisoner. The woman did the act
for which she was sentenced to be
hanged, but back of the act the
mental condition Of the poor
creature, her environments, her life,
her hardships, weigh in the scale
for Communication Of the sentance.
Yes, and she is woman. Penn
sylvania is great State, and
Governor Beaver is magnanimous.
Size should be spared.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
HEALTH IS WEALTH ]!

DIR. II. &. Vests Nerve and bIHu rsteris.
mcnEs 2 gqaranlesa sp T;ts. Nervous Neufssr.
IA. Headache, Nervous ProstratI99n tCestnInes
the use OF alcohol or tobacco; ~ pTain re-
Mental Depression, Softness OF tnT misery. Do
e aI nnd y 6enfb Prematnre Old Age s1tsry
I Ss ana sperraatorrhna caused o ~ IN
exerfion 81 the brain. self-aDuSe " months
diligence. Each box conteIhSs 800, y for So
rem by mail prepaid on receipt OF plID-
WE GUARANTEE SIX BoA A'.s,ved
10 cure any case. With each osOS With $50
y " fpE sa Roz SurcSsser our written
s,stee u refund the money II tne ,ssI,ed only
does not eject cure. Gueran1ees, g 1s eoe
~ = w. HODGES 3 Co.. III ia. so
Agents. 4e Main Street AnnapOi. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
ELY's CATARRH

TRY THH CURH-
A particle Is applied into each nostriI and ID
agreeable. Price 50 cents at druggists; by mail,
registered, so cts. ely BROTHERS, So War
rem Street. New York. IDLY, 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

NRDERED. This Goth day Of March,
~ 1889. that the sale made and report
ed by e. G.. CAN'T. trustee and assignee.
III the shove named case. he ratified and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary be
shown on o. bef0re the Isl day 1f nlaH
nSxk
Preceded 4 copy a this order be insert
ed Ia some newspaper published IL said
county. once ia each If lhrse successive
weeks before tho said Ia dag or Mar next
TIE report states The amount 81 s1les to
be $50 .00
SrRtaa HAYWOOD. Clerk
True Copy. Test ~
sen spnlea HAYWOOD. CLERK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
FOR RENT-STORES

IGOR REMITTANCE FINE STORE ON NORTH
side OF New York ave. near 18th st. w.; location
one ui the hnest III the city and suitable kind
OF bushes. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER 4 co..
mhZo-ot 1924 L ST. II.
b,OR RENT-1224 PA AVE, DESIRABLE STORE
Il ana dwelling: runs through to St A T.
COUMBE, l42o New York ave mL23-3t
EQR RENT ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
Il dwellings 1902 l4th st. NV; dwelling contains
rooms ana all mod imp, large stable rear Rent
Sl,2O0 Per year. WASHN DANENHOWER,
mh>3-lm l1l3 + ST. IL W.
E,OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING; 1919 e
ST. NV suitable for restaurant or any other bust
hess. Apply to OWNER, 22g eth st sw mh22-dt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOR sALE-BARGAIN-35 ACRES LAND AND
six-room house at Cattle rsburg; Md. near station
HERTFOkD. 1925 st. m25-6t
NOR SALE-SPLENDID FARM OF % ACRES AT
rooms, stable 200 fruit trees &c price $500
5000 cash balance monthiy; will exchange Tor city
pr %RSa5!at WHITAKER & "Hi!BT6h,kt s r..
EOR RENT - FINE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
county Va eon 4 80 acres and improved by
adapted to the Dairy Posseesson given at
9qee AyIy to W AkMST r TlS Nh, ling , 81,
Alexandra county. Va an " -' NH mha5-aw WI
EfoR RENT-COUNTRY. PROPERTY FOR THE
Il sumIner.A furnished house about x rooms; a of
there is plenty OF shade good water variety OF fruit
also stable for horses will rent for months $40
Fer month one hours ride from city, j. A. SETTLE
L'OR SALE-AT EVANSVILLE, MD, NEAR STA
Il ton, room house with nearly an acre OF ground
good water. &c; Sl,S0U. Address TALP, star office
EOR RENT..AT FOUR,MILE RUN AND POTO-
cornhouse IS acres OF very productive land sata6ie
for gardening, farming and dairy; pears apples and
and ONO Junction ten rooms, stable. wei OF good
ply THOMAS " SWAMI f:GP a A RS eIy Va
IIOR sALE-A CHOICE FARM CLOSE TO THE
grounds Wen shaded good Water; plenty Of lriit
Eeriectiy healthy. For particulars address FARM,
Star once. mh23-3t'
I.OR RENT-THTRTY ACRES, DWELLING. STA
BILE &c. on District line and railroad in Maryland
1 f fgr H fT1ek 3aiTy &c Only sl2 per month
EOR SALE OR RENTAL AURORA, W VA. ON
Il top Of the Alleghanies small partly furnished
in cool delightful mountain cimse HOURS bV rail-
and stage from Washington selling price 5000. APP
mh22-3t' 926 ! St,
A CoMMoDIOUs BUILDING AND GROUNDS,
IA suitable for hotel, for rent. Address A,
mh22-lm' Bcrryville, Va.
EoR SALE OR TRADE-2OO ACRES PRIME
near Bdn pya d & CH f acres 40
farming land i'll Madison county, Wis. so acres IN
Virginia and Maryland containing from 80 to g. o6U
acres % vii exchange for encountered property il
u,oo THOMAS 4, MITCHELL.
mhZo-lm 934 ST., Room f.
E0E SALON MELRosE AVE, EVANSVILLE,
ERFOkD, 1907 st. NV. m2O-6t'
IIOR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF ROCKVILLE
twelve room frame dwelling, with one acre of
land ih has all kinds Of 1rItS ne water g. price
IGOR SALE = WE HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES IN
rce M lido from = TO acres ranging in
IN that vicinity; one of % acres comfortable Dwc9
my fruits Of all kinds running water through place
We have tor sale great many small and large places
sonable prices. A. p HILL L co, 1883 st. inI6-3w
FOR sALE-LOTs AT FOREST GLEN. MD THE
most beautiful location tor home outside WASH
lngton; only re, anu &c. per foot. j. H. HERI-
FORD, 4231t Fst. mhl6-3ln
EoR sALEI25o CHOICE SKELETONS OF
TATSIS$, TSuGKiSSI bIHiYffSds. s %r lFEt} +
dk2TtHG Call Pr fHS for Ely bulletin gst issged
EoR sALE-THoSsE MAGNIFICENT VILLA
R REB 5TlE A3aH q HI NSTiS G
rtAiSSSl No All oTHEk ,SuRRouNpINGS OF The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
Rushing the Grower.
NICE POINT IN REGARD TO SELLING LIQUo
MINORS.


NICE POINT IN REGARD TO SELLING LIQUOR TO
MINORS.
A case OF rushing the growler," or ''chasing
the duck, ;" was called to the attention of Judge
Miller in the Police Court this morning. the de-
PENDANT being John W. Butler, whose place of
business is at Massachusetts avenue and 4th
street northeast. He was charged with selling
liquor TO minors and was defended by LAWYER
Browning. boy named JOS Lewis purchased
~ cents worth of beer from the defendant and
carried II away IN bucket He was sent for
the beer by another boy named Chas Nally
but the boy told Mr.. Butler that his mother
sent him FOR 1t. The boy had previously given
Mr.. Butler a written note, alleged to be from
his mother. authorizing him to let the boy have
beer when she sent him for it. The fact
that the boy had previously given the
salOon-keeper a note authorizing the sale of
liquor 10 him was not disputed. Officer Gordon
saw the boy come out of the saloon and 90 To a
feed store. The officer followed him and took
possession of the bucket of beer as one of the
boys was about 10 drink it.
Judge Miller said that the saloon-keeper must
not only prove that he had note authorizing
him 10 sell beer to the boy, but also show that
the liquor was really delivered to the parent
authorizing the sale. Mr. Butler. he thought
attempted to keep within the meaning of the
law. The judge held that the defendant had
violated the law, but inasmuch the violation
was committed under the circumstances shown
the court suspended sentence. Mr.. Browning
was given time TO consider the question Of APP
pealing the case and having the matter settled
In the upper courts.
Doc SHOT By PoLIcEMAN.-About noon
yesterday large dog caused some consterna-
hon among pedestrians along 18th street, near
the Treasury. The animal had been run over
by q vehicle in the white lot, and was frothing
at the mouth. The dog ran up the Treasury
steps, after frightening everybody in sight, and
then jumped to the sidewalk. Supposing the
dog was mad, Policeman Cross shot il. Mr..
Luckett, the owner Of the dog, appeared and
complained Of the officers actions, but he only
did what he was requested to do by a number
Of citizens, and probably saved some Of them
from being severely bitten.
FINED FOR BEATING HIS wrFE.-Rob't Nc
Pherson. a colored laborer, answered Eyes
when arrsigned in the Police Court to-day for
assaulting bis wife. She testified that Bob"
came home Saturday under the influence OF
liquor and beat her, as he most in general
always does" Then he beat her with his shoe.
Bob said that al his domestic troubles were
caused BY his ssspson's actions. He was fined
%.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
FOR RENT-OFFICES

NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ON
Il hrst floor at 1907 ST. W.
mh21-6t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
ISOR RENT-OFFICE-ROOMS, 934 ST TWO
Il nice front rooms, 81 each, and two commitments
ing by folding doors all in good condition and one
store-rooln. VI. ID. PICK, room =. lnh2-,t
VtOR RENT-ELEGANT BANKING, STORE, AND
office rooms in the handsome marble front .FIelu-
Eng Building" 1il9 ST. NV; we'll lighted. venti-
lated and heated by steam; open replaces in every
room. ROBl L. FLEMING,
mh2 -tmh31 l4iYfist n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

It0R SALE-4 ACRES LAND, FRONTING ON
l. Bunker Hill road, opposite Catholic University
grounds; price 1000 terms, $500 cash; balance
~ one, two and three years. l.. A. CkANDELI, 90
ii 81. NV. Inhoa'at<
lrOR SALE-HOUSES-ECKIN TAKE Eek
ington Electric Hallway; nice sized lots: asphalt
pavement: water sewer; sidewalk curb; the cheanest
lots in the District for homes speculation embrac
ing All city conveniences. J.B. wiMER
mh2S-3t 1913 st.
INOR SALE-ECKINGTON LOTS; THIS ADDI
ton TO the city of Washington offers the best specu
iative house lots in the District for those seeking
homes investment property with every city con-
venence electric line Of from 9TH ST. to center of
subdivision. j. b. WINNER,
mh23-3t l3l3Fst
INOR sALE-AT BROOKLAND, FIRST STATION
Il out from Warrington on Met R. r., near electric
fully situated lots at from to 10 cents easy terms
also, very pretty cottage. BEDFORD W. WALKER
1905 II. mh2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

NOR SALE
Il 1 st NV, bet. 18th and 10th 3-story Brick, 10
rooms, all mod. imp. $4,000
ST. nv, bet. 18Th and l4th, 3-story Brick. 3
rooms All mod mp never occupied, Oue-hrd cash.
balance one two aud three years. $1,000
ST. NV, bet. 9Th and 10th. story Brick, 10
to suit: 10000
TN ST, bet and p, 3-story and basement Brick.
10 rooms and bath; $4,000.
10Th ST., bet. and |. 5-story Brick. rooms all
mod imp, $1,000 cash. balance in four years; az ZOO
+. NV, bet 10th and 18th, 2-story and basement
balance TO suit; $4,000
~ siSs and - ST nv, s-story Frames. rooms
eacn One-nalf cash 81 TOO. Rent for $50.
loth ST, bet and NV, two 2-story Bricks, =
rooTIs all mod imp, 81 200 cash. balance four years
handsome nnish each $1,000
- -VIo1p ltth St NV, 2-story and basement Frame,
rooms, one-thlrd cash, balance and two years.
lot 2ll4X100; $500.
stable, lot 2lhKl00. s45O0.
B. +. GILBERT & co,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
mnZt-Ot b20 1t N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-THE HOUSE OF THE LATE CHIEF
Justice waite, containing 16 rooms; elegant in its
BATES Co. i4o7 + st NV. mh25-ev
Tor sALE-SPLENDID BARGAIN - Two-sToRY
tol newly AM . pssn 81, nssr % o
S. So. %EfITSkfR I &HI%skfk,
For sALE,-I HAyE, HOUSES, LARGE AND
E Xiii. iaa Il r. Isa.sd at fair prices BAR
For sALEaoNLY sl:soo, easy terms, new "a, and
aslgSs in psTieet Order and Periec, Tile ea on
For SALE -FOUR NEW sTX-RooM BRICK
OF street cars northwest section each $500 Terms
ms,s.,.,. ~ 'D '" W: P. MEYERS Iso : SON y.
For sALE-AMoNG THE MANY FINE RESI-
18th and l4th SITS. story and basement brick, II
fSth 81 AZ ne ea1d 1c ln ,:: o. GOO
S,st, bet 18th and 10th SITS, with side lot 1850
Ssh bet bet 15 I'M and 10th 9s s99
Marion St, : rooms, cellar all mod imp 1850
mh1s-las. ''w' p Mki ffeo \ \ S !, ave.
For sAL LIZ. 10TH ST.. BRICK. ROOMS.
mnos.t SwYNN, NEWMAN GO:
EoR sALE-A VERY DEsIRALE FRAME DWELL
s ssh h6t snf fifRi
F st. NV. mh25-3t
pFd sA i4Jd Sw sT M RSoMs S6
FOR sALE,sMALI. FRAME HOUSE, ,23l 10TH
St Sc lot 20xl 90 to wide alley Small cash ray
$40 st. NV mh2J-3t
E'QR. sALE-FRAME HOUSE, 1913 9Th ST. NV;
desirable home or LOUIS hR5 sh.2 tR alley
mho5-3t go F st. NV.
IHOR SALF-BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS, STORE;
Pressed BsE 5snsi s Seas SS1
Tirst-cisss residence on Rhode Island avenue, IA
rooms and baths elegant finish lot 201l55 to 2ofoot
Two groom brick Houses on 4th st. n. e.. neatly
furnished; rent, S14 $50.
ter shop rear; lot I6xlIOl4; $1,000.
Two Groom Bricks on Z n W, bet. 18th and 18th
One Groom Brick on Sd sw.; rent. s15. 80; s1soo.
mh23-3t l. L. BOYER, 3l3 ~ stsw
EoR SALE SPLENDID INVESTMENTS, IN
u small houses, 3 new Groom bricks on 23d ST..
aud 6riaks St bet 18th and
18TH, rent for 10 per mo; each, |. $40,
new 2-:tory and basement bricks Penna ave- s. e.;
Broom L9uses, st. Sc, renting for ssss per yr
10 new 6-room brick houses in Pierce St; each,
Cleveland ave- Groom brick; cheapest house in the
BRICK house. 8 rooms and bath near Govt Printing
2story and concrete-cellar bricks one square from
PENSION Once, rent 81 50; each. S2,100
Cleveland ave; the best houses in the street
rooms and bath; rent, S54 per mo-; for all $4,000.
D new o-room bricks, ST., Sc, rent $500 VI; for
all. $4,000. DAVID ID. STONE, 500 st n. W.
Ir0R SALE-A BROOM BRICK. TWO SQUARES
Il north Of the Government Printing Office, renting
for SlO.SO; price 81, 100. CAIWOOD GARRETT,
successors to Chas. Il. Caywood, basement 9l6 st.
NV. m23-3ts
EoR sALE,1224 NEW YORK AVE, A GOOD 3:
story and basement brick dwelling containing
mh23 sa H9s ioF s31 Rek nc 1874 at
NOR SALE-WE OFFER THE HANDSOME RESI-
Il dence of gentleman leaving the city; house sit
uated on St, the immediate vicinity of McPher-
son square ii contains 8 rooms and baths; papered
throughout and ceilings of three stories frescoed
heated by steam billiard table will go with the house
price 100000 HILL JOHNSTON,
mh23-3t 1903 Penna. NV.
E0R SALE--A FINE HOUSE, WITH STABLE ON
Il the rear Of lot, q short distance west of Dupont
circle and very near Massachusetts ave; price
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY QUIET GENTLEMAN, A SMALL
w furnished room with heat and light Ques tons
asked answered; price must be reasonable Answer
/. Il p. Star ONCE. mh25-2t.
WANTED-To RENT-A FIRsT-CLASs DINING
w room and kitchen in the vicinity of 18th or 9TH
ST. by an experienced caterer. Address j. Star
once. m23-2ts
VVANTED-THRER OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w rooms on second door, between II and N, 9th
and loth ss NV, racing north or south; must be
reasonable; references exchanged. Address, stating
terms, y. Y. Star once. mh23-2ts
w ANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS SECOND
w floor, west Of 9th st., with Board by months gen.
tlemAn wife, and three children, sged twelve four
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WANTED-IOTS.

WANTED WANT SOME GROUND THAT 1T
w will pay to build houses on. If you willing to
sell at actual worth let know at and will
strike a bargain quick Il. T.,
nh23-3t' P. q. Box iOS.
w ing well-lOcated lexington Lots, who will sell
low, Will md purchaser by addressing EChlNGlON,
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