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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-27
Friday was Arbor Day.


Carl Buerhaus can't play base
ball.
Ed Donovan spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
One week yet remains for the
candidates.
%. w. H. Wright was in Lam
caster Monday.
MIR. r.. Higgins was in Cincin-
natl this week.
yellow fever is again breaking
out in the South.
Wilbur Williamson was Lo-
gan visitor last week.
Park McGill of Nelsonvllle has
moved to Logan.
-Chas Alfred, of Columbus, was
in Logan this week.
%. w. HI. Wright was in New
Straitsville Tuesday.
John Price of Newark was in
Logan over Sunday.
John Frasch, the grocer has
had his sign repainted.
MIR. Jim Reynolds, of Macarthur
was in Logan on Thursday.
We invite everybody to Logan
on Tuesday next to help celebrate.
-Cump and Thad Floyd, of
South Perry, were in Logan Satur-
day.
-"Catch on" to the new adver-
tisment of Chas Rose, the One. price
Clothier.
Miss Lizzy McManigal, of Or
biston visited the Misses Rempel
this week.
Capt. Bowen and wife and Mrs.
A. II. Brooke spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
Doc Wright of logan was the
guest of Win Scott Sunday.-Ath-
ems Herald.
Geo. Burberry, Harry Bishop
and Chas Stallsmith were in Mel
sonville Sunday.
Miss Minnie Ryan, of Athens
visited her sister Mrs. John White
at this place las week.
-Robt. Pierce, of Logan has been
visiting relatives in and around
ADMINISTRATIONS Journal.
Rev. II. A. Turner will preach
Sunday morning on "a Hundred
Years of Republicaiiism."
MFR. and Mrs. Jacob Jefferson
of Mattoon, ILL.,, are visiting rela-
tives and friends i'm Logan.
John Kanode was appointed
Street Commissioner at Council
meeting on Tuesday evening.
The High School boys played Il
Nelsonville nine on Saturday re-
suited in victory for Logan.
The business men will meet at
the Court House on Monday even
ing to organize Board of Trade.
Al. Drake has been appointed
as postal clerk on the run between
Logan and Pomeroy, Schwartz be-
ing removed.
ED Gengnogle, an employe of
the M. l. & S. Co., visited the DEM
ocRAT and killed couple of hours
time on Wednesday.
Guthrie & Wadsworth have
made preparations for the summer
in the way of new awning in
front of their establishment.
Sheriff Stalder, of Athens has
begun the public sale of the Ohio
and Western Coal & Iron Co.'S prop
erty in and around Floodwood.
Mrs. Thompson an old lady re-
siding here, lost her pocketbook on
Saturday last containing over $40.
a reward will be given for it's re-
turn.
ED Baker, o. w. III. Wright, T..
ID. Warren and C. Il. Bowen at
tended meeting of the X. II. lodge |
No. at Lancaster, o., on Monday
evening.
--Jo Kessler was confined to his |
room by rheumatism i'm the hand |
and foot the latter part of last and
the first of this week. but at this
writing is able to walk about.
List of letters April 23, 1889.
Miss Nan Dicken, Mrs. Almeda A.
Davis, Mrs. Maril Il. Devine, Byron
McAurthur, Miss Matte Trow-
bridge, Jacob Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Culver, Miss Bennett,
VIII Moore and Gus Culver were
in Columbus last week to witness
the performance given by Booth
and Barrett
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-27

FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
36& 0W. GaG State Cll5SG capital S3OGM
n n
o has
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-27

s fo case Of aiure No required Of EespoEs
Bile parties.
YOUNG NEE-who hare become victims Of solitary vice
that dreadful :rucve habit which annually sweeps
uuGy Thousands Of younr Of exalted talent aud
brilliant intr.it't, may call with confidence.
Or. FRAfCG-,Es years Of experience has discovered
N. gta.cs known in wcakurs' M The hoc aud limbs, in
voluntary discharges mpotehcA debility,
lRnsusr OF ideas pipa.Ju Of tie heart timily,
trembling dlmno Of sight rldne' diseases OF the head,
throat nose or skin liver, lungs
bsrss-those terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice of
pra.sys bghtuy iC.r most radiant hopes
Ln;cipataas, rendering marriage po5le. Take one
sn!i thought before IL is late vecE month may
place your beyond hope ~ method Of
will speedily and permanently the obstinate
lad absolutely restore perfect m.1hosd
TO MIDDLL-AaED MElS.-Thrrc ar. many from tho
80 troubled frglI"nt cTacuatons Of the
b4e.r accompanied hy slight burning sma-tinF
urakvn.us the patient cannot
account for On Of the urinary deposits ropy
sediment will found sometimes small particles Of alhu-
will appear the color will be thin mkh hue again
Qhnnrinv appearance. There
sho die Of ltis difficulty, ignorant Of the cause which
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-27

second ot seminal weakness We will perfect
eurc In all such Cases aud healthy restoration OF the geno.
/ urinary
! PRIVATE DISEA SEg-Rlood Poison, veusreni Tsini,
elect Structure Seminal Emissions, Loss ot Sexual Power
Weakness OF sexual Organs Want u Du,e In Mnic Female
whether om mprnlcnt habits OF youth sexual habits Of
turc that dGbnteg the sexual
speedily and permancnty cured. Consultation and strictly
confidential Absolute guaranteed No risks incurred
Correspondence promptly medicines
ffom observation to oil parts Of the United States.
DISEASES OF WoMEE.-ve have a special drpsrt-
thoroughly organized, aud devoted exclusively
treatment CT diseases Of Every consulting
spccatt whether by letter person
ul consiieato Important land
which have hi the skin Of all the home phyeianO have
the benefit Of full council Of skilled pcciast In
of diseases peculiar females has been marked
tworis Of patients being ladies Old young. married.
insc, rich md poor our method Is entirely free from ohjee.
ouabe features Of the practitioner namely, Local
treatment" We seldom ind 1t necessary We prepare
dies constitutional and local the demands and instruct
ladies how to treat themselves.
EPILEPSY, Or EITs-POsid7ey cured By q aad
never failing method.
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BAR ROOMS IN THE COUNTY.
ORDER OF THE BLACK KNIGHTS.
A Grand Lodge for this District-EIec-
ton of Officers.

The annual session of the Deutscher Orden
Schwartz Ritter held in this city at Red
Mems hall on c street this morning There
were about sixty delegates present. represent
ing about three thousand members in New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and the District
of Columbia.
Saturday night there was a meet ng Of the
order, at which degrees We're conferred upon
number of applicants from the District lodges
in order that they might take part IN the con-
vention today.
Last evening the delegates were rendered q
banquet at Meyers hall There are two
lodges in this city. They are the GermaniG
and Columbia lodges. They have a member
ship o. lao. They have never had a grand
lodge here. The organization is an ancient
one in Europe, but is comparatively young
one in the United States. While IL retains the
the soclabiily OF the fatherland 1t is also a benz
ercal order and is generally known as the
Order OF the Black knights.
THE SESSION TODAY
was held with closed doors and none but MEM
bers were admitted The most important
action that affects the District lodges was the
granting of a charter to the District for the
establishment OF a grand lodge.
The officers elected TO serve during the COM
ing year are: Edel Err Ritter, L. q. Bense,
New York; Edel Ober Kilter, Frank OsterlIng
Maryland; Edel Schriftwart, L. 5. AltbAus,
New York; Edel Schatzritter. L. Mueller. Mary
land; Edel Ordenskltter, julius Juenemann,
Washington; Edel Burgvogt, Julius Persanop-
sky. New York; Edel Thurwart, L. Weber,
Philadelphia.
After the transaction Of other important
business the convention adjourned. Tonight
q ball will be given the delegates and their
lady friends at Edels ball.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS
EOR SALE.

East side I'd near st.. New 2-story-.nd- basement
Brick, . rooms and bath: newly pspered and painted
s3.700. viii exchange for unimproved city or sub
urban property.
North side Of wallach near 14th st., Groom Bay
window Brick. $4,000.
East side Of goth st. Pennsylvania ave., Lot 20
I115. improved by good Frame Dwelling. $4,000
South side of near 2sth st. three Large Bricks 10
rooms each, all mi. $500
North side Rhode Island ave. near 18th ST., 2story
and basement Brick Dwelling, rooms and bath, all
Corner Sd st. and Massachusetts, ave ne. Splendid
New bay window Brick. rooms, bath and every con-
North side q : between 10th and 18th sss- Groom
rooms and bath, good yards and lawn in front Each
v. IN nea. 2A,h An st. 2'sory Brick. rooms. ga.
IVES. SIDE a4ih between and sts.. Groom Frame.
West side II Cleveland W St. Groom Brick.
We! West SIDE ssd near g st, 2;story and basement
lot i4.i3s . siiey; $500:
Sr
window wind s5,eks side and rear alley white tenants
north slds st near 22d St, 2-stOry Frame dwell
e: 81 O: .ss s'.S:
story bet si;s ns srs az
south s,de Ifanklin st. near New Jersey ave-. 5.
bx y 9Th E.ss Lot 1910 to alley improved
ss ga Alley
BARGAIN.
On 7th st near entrance to Soldiers Home; Entire
I FTons s2ona 90 small cash payment; balance on
DESIRABLE LOTS.
East aide Of Goth near st. and facing Connecticut
ave. Lot 2lxl4O to alley. 81.
On east siae OF Esd near ST.. Lot 54xS0 to alley.
south side Of bet. 2lst and ED SITS. Lot 221lOo.
&2.oU.
North side of near 14th st.. lex140 to alley Offer
south side of Oregon ave. bet 9Th and 10Th sts 4
Lots each 1897 to alley. 81.
Nortn side y bet 2lst and 22d sts, Lot 20x9o to
Corner New Hamp hire ave and L st.; improved by
several sinsu Frames; 0,4l6 square tset. Oder
North side st: near New Hampshire ave-. Lot 23,fx
IN D oct 18th and goth sss. Lots. each l5,1oo.
North side Of bet. 2ad and 2sd sts eo,loe. wide
Cor; 10Th and T sts. Lot o411OO to alley in rear
East side 18th near H st. ne. Lot go by about 1oo
Three Building Lots on Riggs St. 4ox47 to alley.
Corner 9Th and K SITS. soxls3 Good for coal yard
OF storase depot. Per square foot Toe.
CHEAP HOUSES.
North side st. near Vermont ave-, Splendid Three
story Brick, 10 rooms and bath. $4,000.
North side Il st. near 9TH st. aud racing Pension
once grounds Large 1hree-story Brick Dwelling, l2
rooms and all mi $l0,UUO.
wESCOTT WILCOX.
Real Estate Brokers.
oc26-3t 1907 Pa ave NV.
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LOCAL NOTES.

In the Criminal Court this morning Judge
Montgomery discharged the petit jurors for
the term owing to the continued indisposition
of Judge Bradley.
The members Of the local triennial COMMITTEES
Of the Knights Templar and others who as
sisted during conclave week are IN receipt Of
a resolution Of the Grand encampment COM
plimenting them on the grand success OF the
demonstration here, and thanking them for
courtesies received, DC.
The retail harness manufacturers of this city
and vicinity have organized what is known as
the retail harness manufacturer protective as
ISOLATION. with the following officers: President
E. Jackson; vice president. Gustave Kneesi;
secretary, +. f. Meyer; treasurer. Jos. L. Ger
muller. The association will become a MEM
Der Of the national association Of the United
States.
Walter Bradley. the colored man who was
their home on Pomeroy street in the county,
as published in Saturdays STAR, was fined Si0
by Judge Miller today.
Chas. Lyons. young man living at 652
street southeast, while returning home from
work Saturday evening was caught between
two cars on 9TH street near Pennsylyania ave-
nue. and received painful injuries about the
hips and shoulder.
The orients of Capitol Hill and the team
from Georgetown college will play a match
game OF loot ball on the formers grounds to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. These teams
are very evenly matched and lively game 10
anticipated.
The University Of Notre Dame in Indiana has
selected Maurice F. Egan of New YORK Mr. Eu-
gene F. Arnold Of this city and Prof. James F.
Edwards Of Notre Dame TO represent the uni
versity in the Catholic congress which meets in
Baltimore on the 18th of next month
The colored republicans of Fairfax county,
Va, we're addressed Saturday night by John i.
Cheshire of North Carolina, who said he was
glad TO see anti Mahomte OR. b. Fitzhugh)
In the chair, because il was an evidence OF unity
among the republicans of the state. An adj
dress was also delivered by John W. Bell, j.,
Of this city.
A post of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
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lSOR SALE-HOUSES-
NORTHWEST
ST. near Conn. ave.. 3-story and Basement Brick,
hne location, best condition only $500. al OOOO
ct. near 14th 3-story and Basement Brick
rs hne location. lot 20x 90; cheap..... 10000
Y ST. near 10Th 2-story ana Cellar Brick 9rs
gain $500
......... $500
ST mr. I4th. New 3-story Brick, 10rs..... $500
st mr. Conn. ave 3-siory Brick, Srs ....,,. SlOO
z st. mr. 10th 3-story Brick, 9rs ...,,.,.. 5000
18th ST. u'r I 2-story B lick Srs... 1900
Corcoran mr. 18th I. New history Brick lOrs 1870
mr. Z2d 81 New 3-story Brick 10rs. ........ 7.I0U
mr. ioth ST -story b lex Srs.............. $3.50
nr I2tn 81 Z-story Brick, lot 20Xl00...... $500
mr. 9th st 8 story Brick, lOrs $500
9th mr. st. New 2-story Brick, 9rs ,.,, 5000
Vt ave. mr. st. 2-story Brick, FRS . 45OO
NORTHEAST.
9th mr. st. 3-story Brick, Srs........... 5000
Est Capitol mr. 9th St, Srs., Brick ..,,.., $500
90 mr. asst Capitol st. lot II II To-. $500
mr. 90 st. New 3-story Brick. rs.......... $3.50
mr. 3dst 2.story, 7r....................... 5000
4th mr. st 2-story, 6rs. .................. 1850
3 mr. Sd st. 9rs., Brick lot 201eo. $500
n. j. ave. mr. ID st. new Srs., alley .,.... $500
9TH mr. last Copito st. 9rs, best condition. 5000
I'd mr. G st Brick Dwelling. ....,,,,....... ALSO
Get our October Bulletin.
B. F. GILBERT b co,
OC26-3t Eat N "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-NICE CORNER BRICK ON NEW
lork ave-. suitable for physician Dentist, /
rooms, mod imEs, in good order. Terms easy. Price
$4,000. CAfWOOD GARRETT, 18th and New
York ave. ocof 3ts
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ON THE ANXIOUS BENCH.
The New Liquor License Year Is Near
at Hand and Dealers are Uneasy.

4 PROBABLE REDUCTION OF THE NUMBER OF
DRINKING PLACES IN THE pIsTRIcT-ESFoRck-
MEM OF THE NEW AND srRIcTER REGULATIONS
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY LEAD TO THE CLOSING OF
SOME BAR ROOMS.
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A post Of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
the second in Canada, with Harper Wilson -
post commander, was organised In Winnipeg
lest Friday night
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i COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IGOR sALE-sO ACRES, / MILE FROM ROCK
groom House roud onts&iiinss 5000 e"'i'A0h
100 Acres first Quality Land; good Farm Improve
IaiIrSsd miles from cty BY Rockville turnpike pike.
Yard bridge; new s-room House: new barn. Fruit
nice and sssa oTs T9odSsa 5000
N miles e aHH Of ie HSSDRhDs 1914 oIafRs
Choice Lots in Takoma Park. 3 to loo. Choice Lot
In o 81 OstAnd OTTO 81 H. sypHERp Sun Building
1,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VAC4NT
i ground or Washington properly, $50 acres. half
way between Wash ngton and baltimore. SAMUEL
BEALMEAR. 80 ST. Paul ST., Baltimore. Md. o25-3t.
+ County, Delaware. with about 5000 young trees:
will exchange for property in this city, ,o,r,,,
oc25-3t 1908 st. NV.
1roR sALE-AT WEST PoINT,yA., THE RAPIDLY
- Improving Terminus Terminus OF the kichmond Dsnyille
lights and aressn wells aud steamers TO Baltimore
$1,000 5Ss,lS, VI IsSSSISSs .,
IHoR RENI-AT LINDEN, MD, o MILES FROM
and oubuidlnss; y acres; well stocked with fruit
enc Sshk to yearly
I, Or sALE-24 ACRES. IMPROVED BY 5-RJOM
I house and Saw and Grist Mill; excellent water
erse Of sour al "
addrss. be s9a to settle II
ter szFzrHD ROOM
1,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL TRACT
Il Of 10 acres west Of Tenleytown Louyhboro'
road Louis CUNNINGHAM
Oc24-1m 18th and 4 sts.
lrLOMDA ORANGE GROVES AND GARDEN
l. Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have millions of
tor sale and suit all N. REM 4 CO., 62l
18th st. NV, Washington, d. c. oc5-lms
L OR Saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH. b. &
II o., Lots Cottages, Country Homes and arms on
easy terms Dairy Farms, to 400 acres
COOKE d. LUCKETT,
oc4-1m A35 ct.
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r1NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
NO. 323 EIGHTH STREET NORIHFAST AT


By virtue Of deed Of trust to us dated September
2, 1883, aud recorded i'll hber 134l, folio 2SS ct
seq OF the Land Records in and for the District f
thereby we will sell at public auction front Of the
HfIS BIB d. 1889 at HALF-pAsT FOUR
trustees subdivision of original lots numbered three
g TO ten lOI, inclusive, in square numbered nine
hu dred and sixteen 81 o., according the plat of
said subdivision duly recorded the office the sur
veyor Of the District of Columbia in liber W. f., folio
122
Beginning for said part Of said lot at the north
west corner thereof and running thence hun
dred and nlne Il OS) feet u inch the line
said lot; thence nth fourteen - feet five and one
quarter toA4) inches; thence west one hundred and
nine 1OoJ 1tet (D inch TO the east line of Sth
feet five anu on-quarter % inches to the beginning
known as lot q: see hber IL folio "a. Surveyors
Office liter LEGO folio 400 recorders office, i'm
proved by neat two-story frame house.
Terms OF Sale: Twelve hundred dollars cash, bal
aDce III one year WITH interest at cent by
deed Of trust OH the property soid or all cash. at
option of the purchaser. All conveyanciIg. &c,
at cost Of purchaser deposit Of SOD required at
sale If the terms of sale not fully complied with
within ten days after the day OF the property will
be resold the risk and cost of purchaser
by giving five days notice OF such resale in The Even
EDWARD ". DOM, r
HOMASW W. FOWLER,S Afus'ees.
oc2S, 30n2, 567-5t
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
CIOUs SALES ROOMS, NINTH AND D STREETS
n SHfRAf 1889 AN II Ten "a
WAL 'AN'e coN SAiH S eaaASNEs fiANo AND
WAL, PLUSH, BLACK H hAik CLOTH AND OTHER
G3sS dsAns PIy sa &C. ERI II sfbE
BENT WOOD AND LEATHfK. COVERED
Book CASES Hs bAe oFFicE Pt f5k
WAL. ASH AND OAK BED ROOM SUITES,
NJ 7, CENTER TABLES, c. S. CHAIRS AND
hooA .. A s.; f& VI; O'CLOCK.
S6 HSRH Az NIUE Frs
ONE NEARLY NEW up H5fo pHAEroN. SUITABLE
FOR DOCTORS USE 1t
H sB sTEhEas fSFS B
No M S va 39S ST ANP So2 18th STREET AND
On fGEs iSs hfTEkk6oN NOVEMBER FIFTH.
at HALF-fAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell in front
PART OF LOTS l AND 2. SO. 3el.
street north. and improved Brick Stores Nos. 500
northwest.
This corner is very desirable for business purposes
no cSn be PROV ~ hne building or can remain
Terms One-third cash balance one and two years.
any aud to be secured by deed OF trust on Premises or
All each at option Of purehsser deposit Of $500
cost Terms be complied with In ten days: other.
wise resale at risk and cost OF defnutng purchaser
aa,er nNs GsSs notice Of such resale in some news
oc2s-dSds DUNCANsON BIOS. Auctoneers.
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EOR SALE
M -

B. F. GILBERT co,
oc26-3t 625 st. ".
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l.Oh M SI-l35O AND 1884 MALLACh ILNC..,
a New rooms and bath; projectinx windows; S25.
Also store aud rooms, 1917 14th st. o; viii be
rented separately. key at corner Rust HUNGER
FORD, ga l4th y. oc2s-3t
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S24 d st. ne. 81 ........<u
5S NJ T,le St ne, 0r. LIZ
2O34 18th ST. d.w..6r. 10. %
81 L st. n. w 6r......16
81 Deirees ELn.w .6r1 D. 40
Sl4 Sth St re, Or. Is. 80
3413 Pros pect ave. n.w.l5
233 Mass. ave. n. e, Sr. : D
1894 5tl st. NV, Ar. Is
334 ST. st. me- Or. i 4. 30
90 Myrtle st. n. g.. Or. =. IA
2229 Cleveland ave. Or. Is
1888 II st ne. Or. .13
2e.0 n st. Nv. 5r. 1850
las 4th st. NV, 5r.. IL
LOIS 9TH st. ne, Or. 0.50
.I24 Wilson at. 5r.......10
10 Colu'bia av.n.w..4 Ar. g. 10
8 Blagtien's al. W. Ar 8. 30
1852 18th st. NV. 3r. 80
STORES.
1407 14th st. n.w.......4O
'6l9 18th st. NV. 30
22l0 18th st ...25
GIG 2lst n.w.........10.30
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EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW LARGE DWELL
ness necessstes his leaving the city on Mode Island
lnear Iowa cIrcle bet 18th St and Vermont
1918 St II
4 OR sAL NE LEAsE1THAT MOST DEsIRA-
stsntslly built elegantly furnished and II the finest
ffSf fi RM NICE
Of T be :ss
E0R ,sALEm-A HANDSOME FOURTEEN. ROOM
Il Brick Dwelling, browns stone front Capitol HILL
rom Y and 8 depot. JUS. shs locality and shs house
once; Price, $4,000. sW0RMsTEDT BKADL y.
AN
ea AND xTaes each III
sell furnished Or Otherwise Will otter in n CONNECTION
40 feet distant in rear all unexceed Stable Lot cor
any width desired. Cali at premises, i7Os 1s!h 81
Tor sALE..2 SMALL HOUSES; BRICKS; HOUSE
g go; house on rear rent IS per mo. lot 15h17O
eT 3 wME Esh i. st. bet. s
II to Sell of his Houses, located on 9th st. Me-,
new 3-story bricks at $4,000 each; $1,000 cash bal
twenty years s%okMsTEDr i BkADL dsssoa Oh
t1Wh SALE-BlG BARGAIN FOR $4,000, AN EX-
II cellent Frame House, within three blocks of Nc
pherson square; also Very Cheap House for $2. 800
on Sd st near electric cars. W. L. BURFORD,
oc26-3t' 1922 n Y ave
EOR sALE-FOR $3.50 A BARGAIN IN A
Three-story Brick House 9 rooms concrete cellar,
TOUR squares from Dul ont circle: don't mss it,
oc26-3ts W. l.. BURFORD, 1422 NY. ave.
EOR SALE-BRICK, SOUTH SIDE NJ ST. BET
II 10Th and Ith SITS NV; 10 rooms and bath, fur
nace &C. lot Is. ski 10 to alley; submit offer
oc26-3t RUST HUNGERFOkD, ga 14th st.
lrOR SALE-IWO GROOM BRICK HOUSES ON
I'D ST. s.w; 81, $50 each; well rented; suitable tor
investment
Frame, s-rooms, store and cellar on 9Th st. sw; q
corner; $4,000.
Two 5-room Bricks on @ st. s.e.; s1.4OO each: q
bargain.
Frame House. 5 rooms, Sd st. sw; lot 2Ox9O;
Sl.25U; bargain.
Three Frames on Z st. s.w. $1,000 for all; 10 per
cent investment.
Frame House 18th st. s.w; lot 32x10o: $500; a
bargain
Apply from to II am, 5soloRm;
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- ." .
II $50 9TH st.n.w.. 3Or. lO(
1SL2 VI st. NV. Ilr. %.
- y. II. ave. NV, Or. b:
- Of. n. W. Sr. 81
1l2 9TH ct. NV, Sr. Al
2l6 est. NV. l3r. IS. -,
JIG sth ct. NV, 9r. 81. 81
52B Nj. ave-. 7r....3O.4 4:
4;iy ] st. II. W. Sr. -. 80. A.
] 436 5 st. NV, 7r......3C
2O3U 18th st. n. w. 7r. ..3t
$50 \ Il. NV. Sr. ..25. ~
PA Arthur pI.. TBS. Al
1872 9TH st. NV, 7r.2o.5t
o3l Mass. av. n. e. ,1r.22. y!
2232S q ST. NV, lOr.22. 81
zoo 9th st. me- Or. y
l27 l. st. ne, ITO. 5(
1918 18th st.n. w-Sr. 20. iC
soy n ct. NE, Or.
s26 Al ST. s.w.. Or. 1876
go I st. ne. 6r.....1s. AZ
l223 Z IT. NE, Or. ..1S. sc
5Ol L 81. ne, Or. .lS. sc
s21 Nj. sv. NV, Or. 1870
l022 Boundary n.e..6r.. i 8
orOR n RI WAR
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LOS SALE
Il SIG A Very Nice and Convenient 3-story Brick ;
rooms and cellar in excellent order; good Ioca
northwest; paying investment; ut 81, 90.
b. II. hAhNEh & CO,
oc26-3t GIG ST. NV.
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I,OR RENT-s2O-l285 3IsI ST, GE Ik0lIOWN;
II Groom Press Brick. gas, bath. la1robe-
CHAS. A. III p GRMAN,
oc2S-1 1911 SD ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I>oR RENT-FURNIsHGD-A COUPLE WI SING
II 20 keep House ubdr very fsvorabie circulnstances
may call At 1907 18th 81. n. IT.
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INOR SALE-WE OFFER AS SPECIAL BARGAINS
Lot 20. 50. go. "a feet front ON Conn ave bet
and 81 feet deep to alley opposite Senator sayeEs
with 20 feet front on st at House 1888 ST.
1873 feet front by lao deep, with stable in rrar.
se24-2m BEALL. BROWN 4 Co, ls2t st
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1. OR SALE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NEW
i Hampshire ave and /. ST., three OF those Brown
Stone anu Pressed Brick Front Houses containing
eleven and twelve room china Closets baths cellars,
aNo pantrles. heated Dy furnace, open nre-places.
3upes. handsomely frescoed aud papered Throughout;
built sale owners. BAnRG SANNE.t
1870 l4th st NV oco1-3ts