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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-27
SHE COULDN'T PLAY,
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
Hostess.-WOn't you please play
something for US, dear Miss SwindIe:
Miss Swindle.-Oh, caunt, really
Pm so horribly out of practice.
Hostess.-Oh, Miss Swindle! When
you always play so beautifully at any
time.
Miss Swindle. 1? play beautiful
ly when L really don't pretend to be
anything more than an amateur?
only wish l could play.
First Guest.-DO play, Miss Swim
die.
Second Guest.-Oh, do.
Third Guest. - Please do, Miss
Swindle. I've heard so much about
your exquisite playing and have al
ways wanted to hear you.
Miss Swindle.-Oh, thank you! But
| am really quite out of practice and /
simply play little for my own
amusement.
Guests lin chorus -O-o-o-o, Miss
Swindle!
Miss Swlndle-ReaIly, l don't pre-
tend to play well.
Fourth guest--Do, please, play some
thing for US. Let me escort you to
the piano.
Miss Swindle (reluctantly)-Well,
If | must, | must, l suppose; but I
shall play horribly, and really don't
know OF thing to play, anyhow.
Hostess Ito her husband an hour
later)-We really must do or say some
thing to get that stupid Miss Swindle
away from the piano. She's played
six long pieces now, and is beginning
on the seventh, and heaven only
knows when she'll stop. Everybody's
either yawning or giggling. I don't
know what ever made me so stupid as
to ask her to play, anyhow
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New Goods.

Val Lorra, the popular tailor, has
just received a fine stock of fresh
goods, direct importatiOns. His mot
to is, the best goods, the best fit, and
at the lowest figures. Call and see
him. 2-25-tf
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T. W. CARRICO & CO..
Architects and SuperintendentS.
Office 427sAve BLCor. 9th st,

Office 427gAve BLCor. 9th st.
Telephone..3 1863.
You may not believe it but good
Concrete makes the strongest, best
and most uniform foundation that can
be constructed, and the best Concrete
can only be made by throughly wash
ing all the rough material that enters
in its composition. The Carrico pat
ent Concrete process and Gravel
Washer disclOses the only ecOmical
method for making good Concrete.
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Preston's "Hed-Ake."

Judge J. II. McLeary, CX-Atty GenI Of
Texas and Past Grand Master of MasOnS, says:
ut CHed-AkCl Is the best medicine for head
ache ever saw" Cures any headache. For
sale by all druggists, SOC.
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Small Ranches and Farms.


30 acres one mile beyond SaIado creek 81
acres in cultivation, house with rooms.
Price 800, lsl
20 acres of land at head of San Antonio
river, ali can be irrigated; most of il in cult
walton. 1856
100 acres A. miles west of city, house with 3
rooms, good well water, 25 acres in cultivation,
stable. Price $1,000 I49
53i2 acres sandy loan soil, all fenced. frame
house rooms, 70 feet of water in well, 40
acres in cultivation, good school house and
post office near, 70 miles from city. Price
5000. 1916
100 acres miles from city on Blanco road
all fenced. Price $1,000. $50
800 acres fine farming land in Atascosa
county, house with > rooms 3 miles from
kossville, school and gin close, Price s. per
acre. 1874
20N acres , miles beyond the Salado, 9milcS
from The city, 10 acres in cultivurc n, house 3
rooms, good water, Price $500. IA
100 acres or PleaSantOn road, 70 miles south
of the city, all fenced with four wire, - acres
in cultivation, good black sandy loan soil,
good house with rooms and galleries, wind
mill, tank, etc. Price 5000. l2g
400 acres l. miles from San Antonio, wells
tank, J houses, 200 acres in cultivation. all I'M
der fence, 3 acres in orchard. $50 per acre.
l9l
800 acres II miles from city, all fenced,
houses, fruit trees of allkinds, chocolate loan
soil, l4O acres in cultivation. good water. Sl2
per acre. ls3
lI5 acres all fenced, 50 acres in cultivation
40 acres in pecan bottom, T. miles from San
Antonio, house with } rooms, plenty of water
$500. III
$40 acres in Wilson county. ~ miles from
Lavcrnia, IC0 acres in cultivation, house with
rooms, good cstern, large gin on place. SIG
perAcrc, III
I@j acres 20 miles from the city, on railroad. |
house of rooms, good spring, 30 acres in cu- |
ttVatIon' 2 mile front on Medina river, all |
fenced. Sl5Wl. l19 |
ECO acres seven miles from city, 50 acres in |
cultivation, house OF rooms good cistern. , |
anks and Rosilo ceeck: all kinds of fruit on |
place. S61OU. I12
400 acres II miles cast of city on Martinez
'reek, all can be irrigated fenced on three
ides. s. per acre. l79
l3l acres II miles from city, % acres in cult
alton, we'll 90 feet deep, fine water. good rock
Ouse. 500. III
$50 acres all fenced, 100 acres in CIVILIZATIONS:
able and land fine two story rock
ouse OutbuildiDgs, never failing well and
'ster in Leon Creek Il miles from city, Price
5000. If3
2%O acres T. miles from city, all fenced b
ores in cu.tivatiOn, 8 room house, cistern and
tanks, Price $500. lbs
tG6 acres, l35 acres in cultivation, good
ouse, rooms, > tenement houses, dark sandy
Dsm soil, IA miles from city. Price IS per
ere, IG6
acres jutt outside city limits, good water
II fenced. Price $500. 1873
5acres lust outside city limits, frame house.
rooms and foot hall, galleries all plastered
fire places, closets. Price $4,000. III
ia acres on Plcassnton road. ia miles from
~. l8
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-27
Is LIFE WORTH LIyING2

Not if you go through the world a dyspep
ic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are a positive
cure for the worst forms of Dyspepsia, ind
gestiOn. Flatulency and Constipation Sol
by Ragland Co., g
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-27

THE ShermanRegister evidently has
had enough of the brigadier regime in
state politics and moves for a discon-
tinuance, saying:
IfTeXas had live business man
for the high position of governor we
believe the best interests OF the state
would be better subserved than
the selection of a man simply because
of his war record would guarantee
1t is about time to let the men of the
day and generation have a chance at
what it should be the ambition of
every man to acquire.
A live business man, q sinking of
all war issues, recognition of the
vast railroad needs of this state, some
conception of her important position
on the great highway of Mexican
traffic, these are some of the things
Texas needs, and live business man
would not lose sight of them.
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For Sale.
fOT sale.
One Grade Norman Stallion, years
old, beautiful dapple.
CARTER &,,MULLALY,
3-S-tf Alamo Plaza.
Found in the Newspaper.

From the CrescO, Iowa, "Plaindealer" eve
have never, as our reader for nearly thirty
years in this county can testify, written a
puff of any patent medicine. Duty as well
as inclination impell us to depart from this
studied silence, to say to our readers and the
public that, having been completely pros
trOted with violent and distressing cold,
after three days fighting it with ordinary
remedies and getting no relief from their
USE we obtained a bottle of Clarke's Extract
of Flax tPapillonl Cough Cure. obtaining al
n est instant relief and steady Improvement
under its use" Large bottle only $l.OO. Ask
for Clarke's Flax Soap. BEST on Earth" %
cents. both above for sale by f. Kateyer ~
Son. 10
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A Chance for SpeouIators.

SSO0.will buy fine block of lots on
the Heights, near the new railroad
shops, in the town of Laredo.
5000 will buy two large lots, finely
located, on the line of the West End
Rapid Transit railway. Fine resi-
denCe property. Address
I. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
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FOR SAIE--IOTS.


IL side; Two Lo;s, 2ooIl 70 saeh 70 alley; 500 yer
sps6-6, Ia5S f'''-'- " 1919 st.
= feet front 70 3o-ii alley Contains 90 So; 8.
iins fSsss . $500 DOOM O'' DE fiSf e bStis GU
IoR sALE-THREE LOTS ADJOINING The cor,
iropt io,h snd Mas ave; ne II. ~ ana -"iee'
ap26c6t DEEBLE. DAVIS & Od- i3ief st.
Los sALE-BEaUTlFUI LOT OVERLOOKING
6eorsetoWn "a IL reat riinning to ley only si 200.
Ap26-6t DEEBI.E DAVIS CO, 1919 ST
IroR sALE-DEsIRaBLE LOTS.
II goth bet. ard SITS, 2lNl4O feet. 81 90
Ny ave- near aist ST. & is feet.... 20
ieth s j. soyioo 400
10Th st near ST. i7siao feet 90
P nytts s N aeI ne \ Sa,i,S l1!s
Is;h 81 near 4 l. we, ~ 80
81 bet l1th ana isih sts. 40KiS2 ieet....... i5
5t6 st near Whitney ave- 70 . q.
Isl i,f s. cor Ny ave- .oxl feet 80
Riggs ST. bet lsta and 18th SIS. .Oxyo fee,... %
row wMEps + MILcoX : 60,
SEND Tor bulletin containing fun list ap26-;it
EoR SALON WEST SIDE 18Th ST. NEAI L
dwelling reRnS ba9s " sSa a, on l5Sn'
.- fOR ,SAiLE-l3th ST ncaE Il NV: 2lxlo5 With
ap26-3t l. sTARGARDTER. 6i3 18th St; NV.
'pk SALE.sPEcIAL BARGAIN. : ions or
BY MAY l. A DAMMHSS ,;i3 'S st n %4Nt ar - sSi
FOR sALE-LoT 80 By "a on SIXTEENTH NEAR
ap25EI. " 1868 Is hS u No. n'w
foR sALE-Lor 2Ola BY 90 ON sIXrEENIH
L st; near ss scott Circle AZ $500. W P. YOUNG.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF GROUND
on south side OF St bet. 2lst -. and Fla ave, -
Zee s non; ~ 30 feet deep with privilege Of private
enough tour houses Ike those recently tniiS On
hst BET; Conn ave and 2lsts st. JOHN D WIGHT.
ep-o-'t li0SlS q ST.
ISoR SALE-1HEEE LOTS II TT. FRONT EACH,
l., 18th St near Mass ave.
Two Bea g Lots on prospec. nm opposite Com
electric road out North Capitol ST. makes these lots
Fine Stable Lot near Dupont Circle; also in square
between NJ and n and 18Th aud goth SITS
Just the Lot for Ware House. ST. between llth
Business sites on G ST.. II ST. 18th and 18th SITS
Vacant Lot on II ST. bet 18th and l4ti. .5xl44 #
to 5o-ft alley. JOHN b. WIGHT.
ap:.o-3t l4OslS G st.
EoR sALE-LoT l43. SQUARE l55. - FEFT
Il fronton east side New Hampshire ave, third lot
above and fronting in rear feet Corcoran ST. with
ap24-lm 1871 + st.
TroR sALE-CoLoNIAL BEACH LOTS, $50 TO
Il soO-one block up from main wharf. near hotel,
church and stores greatest bargains offered many
years years; h A MCINTYRE :,2! c -. NV, oIIosIte
E0R SALE-BR0OkLAND LOTS-wE OEFFR
Lots IN our addition 10 this beautiful suburb at
prices and terms within reach all steam and
the cars streets 80 feet wide with parking sidewalk
shade trees; good water. beautiful view of Uniyt--
sity, Soldiers Home and surrounding country
Special prIces to those who bald
ap22-lm- BARNES q WEAVER. 629 = ST. NV.
Igor SALE-SINTY FRONT. WITH BACK ALLEY
l. ON 10Th 81. nv. bet. Il. snG Rhode Island ave.
ap22 d.sgT St
Tor sALEz-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON cALIFoR-
Il mis- ave-, Washington He Zhts: water and gas; To-
cation for house flnest on Heights
JANIS A. BATES 4 CO.
aplS-2w IiO7 Fstnw
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EOR kENT-94I and 81:
IL r sw., 6r., IN. i $3.50
1Ok IA Browns CT. 3r. q. : :
ap.26- 81 Bill
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w. Nj. Suusrrn & Soss.


9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
We have just received small line OF DRESS ROBES
These goods choice and confined styles. They
cannot be duplicated.
We have the best stock OF FINE DRESS GOODS il
has ever been our pleasure to show.
INDIA SILKS in all colors and combinations Afull
line of the plain colors both in dark and light shades
Our stock Of OUTING FLANNELS. in silk, Cotton
and Wool, was never b,tter assorted.
GINdHAMs and SATEENs. in Plains Piaids. Stripes
and Fancy Figures, in great variety.
BLACK GOODS OF all kinds from the hes, manu-
fac;ure,s.
NUNS vEILINGs, CAMEL's HAIR GRENADINES.
WOOL GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES, with
Satin Stripes; MOHAIRS. CAMELS HAIR, SILK
ALPACAs. TAMIsE. hENRIETTAS. and in fact q
full line OF Choice Black Goods
A full line Of HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses ane
Gentlemen,
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.
Our stock was never better assorted White Goods
from the cheapest to the finest Swiss Embroidery
made
The largest and best stock of DRAPERY NETS in
Washington.
ONE PRICE ". IL SINISTER SONS
In Plain Figures. apo
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EOR RENT
II AIS h NV, 5r..w. SIS
$40 h ST. II. W. .6r., Wis
$50 Z st. s.w. ar, bw 900
937 Md ay., Or. & bath. 20
Successors &c
aDOE lt
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IvOR RENT-vEkY PRETTY COTTAGE IN LIE
Il Droit Park; rooms, mod. imps.; $50. A. L.
COUMBE, l425 New York ave. ap26-}t
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FOR PRICES. PLATs. &c, APPLY TO
DAVID d. STONE
r. n JOHNSON.
TRUSTEES.
No. SOC STREET NV
n. BIN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE
THOSE IN THE DEPARTMENTS THE or
FIcE WILL BE OPEN NEXT WEEK ATS
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
4 4sa.Ev| I ! /. OIL
###n# E + S. &C ###u## TT :.

ZEE a. SGG ID ssss 4
LOTS FOR SALE WITHIN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. IN THE BEAUTIFUL
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. AVALON HEIGHTS. THIS PROP
ERrY is SITUATED ON MAIN LINE OF
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
AND FRONTS ALSO ON THE B.ApRSs-
BURG PIKE WHERE 9th. esrH AND
18th STREETS EAST INrERsEcr GIN
clNNATL DETROIT AND EMPoRIA
STREETS NORTH AND WHERE THE PRO-
POSED BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
BOULEVARD cNow WASHINGTON AND
BLADENsBURG PIKo INrERsEcrs NEW
YORK AVENUE EXTENDED.
THIS is THE MOST ACCESSIBLE sUBDI.
VISION THAT HAS BEEN PUT UPON THE
MARKET. AT ONE CORNER OF THIS SUB
Orb Is MILLS STATION. BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. WHERE EIGHTEEN
TRAINS STOP DAILY. THE FARE To WASH
INGToN BY COMPUTATION TIcKETIs4
CENTS. ONLY SEVEN MINUTES RIDE
FROM THE WASHINGTON DEPOT: THREE
MILES DISTANT AT THE OPPOSITE COR
NER THE HERDIcs ARE now RUNNING
UPON THE PIKE TO AND FROM WASHING
TON. BILL FOR A STREET CAR LINE
HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE COMMITS
sIoNERs AND AN ELECTRIC CAR LINE
WILL SOON BE PASSING IN FRONT OF
THE PREMISES.
THIS PROPERTY Is NEARER TIE CAPT.
IToL PENSION OFFICE. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE. PATENT OFFICE AND
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, BOTH IN
TINE AND DISTANCE. THAN THE CENTER
OF GEORGETOWN OR ANY OF THE NORTH
WESTERN SUBDIVISIONS OF THE CITY
BEYOND BOUNDARY STREET.
THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN sUBDIvIpEp
INTO LOTS 40 AND 80 FEET WIDE BYAS
AVERAGE DEPTH OF $50 FEET. THE
STREETS ARE 80 FEET WIDE, IN con.
FoRMITY WITH THE PLAN OF WASHING.
TON. THEY HAVE BEEN GRADED. TREES
PLANTED. AND SIDEWALKS LAID.
AGAs MAIN Is NOW LAID on NARY
LAND AVENUE EXTENDED CBLADENs-
BURG PIKED AND SUPPLIED WITH GAS
FROM THE CITY.
THIS LAND LIES HIGH THE VIEWS
BEAUTIFUL FROM 1T THE WHOLE OF
THE CAPITOL MAY BE sEEN.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE PERSONS
OF ORDINARY MEANS THESE LOTS WILL
BE SOLD FOR A SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BUY ONE OF THESE LOTS NOW FOR In
vEsTMENT. AS 1T WILL RAPIDLY IN
CREASE IN VALUE WITH THE PRESENT
RAPID GROWTH OF THE CITY IN THIS
DIRECTION.
Buy LOT. BUILD HOME AND STOP
PAYING RENT.
BUY A LOT AND SAVE YOUR EARN.
INGs. IN NO BETTER WAY CAN YOU
SAVE THEM.
FOR PRICES. PLATs. &C.. APPLY TO
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I,oR sAIE-l6TH sr BET Q AND X SIS WEST
II side. Two Lois 20 6xl % each 10 alley; $3.50
| 50. IT DEEBLE DAMS 4 co.
| ap36-6t I255I 1919 81.
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JrwErrs DRY Com AR

RLFRIGERATORS
Being constructed scientific principles perfect
regards distribution OF cold dry through the en-
tire
REFRIGERATOR.
After many years Of experience handling Refrig-
orators safely say that the Jewett Cold Air
Cham Der Ietrgerators be exceed for superior
finish and usefulness. We have in stock all sizes.
j. W. BOTHER son.
ap2o-6t 923 PENNA AVE
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- Price SO fl Price
5. side bet. 2l * 90 so 9th near " C. ave 3 IS
size II bet >. 81 80 1 bet ID 4 S. C. zoe
lots on - near NJ s 159 X n. C. 5000
Aside l. bet II X 20. offer Iakoma Park lots. Sc
Riggs Place. ! % Brook and lot BOX 30 lie
Cor II y. ave. Zoe hyattsyie. 40xl 40. 400
DUGAN < BUTLER. COS r 81. n. W.,
ap2S-U Successors to j. f. Cullnane 4 Co.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISOR sALE-e1S NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc,
Il one New Six-room- and bath Brick House; all mod
mps electric gas lvhting cellar under entire house
heated BY fnrnace built for owners Price 600
one half cash balance long time, will exchange
for vacant ground in good location Two Small Six
room Brick Houses 419 and 42l IL tn St e. will sell
cheap for cash on long time
Apply to
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EOR SALE-A BARGAIN FOR A PROMPT PUR- |
Il chaser-New Corner, Seven Rooms, Cellar. Mod !
Imp. Press Brick House, northeast near departments
and cars terms easy. owner. T.. J. HlIIipl OH St
amor. n.
EOR SALE - SEVERAL VERY HANDSOME |
i Houses in Choice Locations at from $50, 900 to
100000 ". Z. YOUNG,
ap2o-6t 1903 ST. NV.
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V,OR SALE-THREE LOTS ADJOINING THE COR
Il OF 10th and Mass. ne, IL. ~ and aufeet
front 81 10, 81. 30 and 81 - each respectively.
Ap266t DEEBLE. DAVIS 4 co. 1919 81.
LOS sALE-BEaUIlFUI. LOT OVERLOOKING
\ grounds of eN-Commssionsr Dent Road ST.
GEORGETOWN, "a fraut running 20 lev only l. zoo.
ap26-6t DEEBI.E DAVIS 4 co. 1919 ST
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

I'OR RENT-2O GRANT 1882 3D. st. s.e., Or. 1880
place. ALP Richardson pI. 5r.. IL
162:} CorcOran at J., Scr. 30
sP.,S-3t RUST K HUNGEBFORD. ga 14th st.
1SoR kENT-AT TAKoMA PARK. SEVEN ROOM
Cottae Stable, Carriage House. &c large grounds;
nne shade; rent $40 per month.
ap9s-3t KUsT & HUNGERFoRD. 624 18th st.
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ITOR SALE-GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: -
Il story and Back building Bay window 1O-room
House; thoroughly built BY day labor; finished in
natural wood; oax manteis: nice parking and lot :;
$1,000, small cash ana monthly payments. Also, for
S2,65O ts1OO cash and go monthly. Finely Built y
story and Back building bay window 1-room Houses
beautiful neighborhood, northeast; concreted ST.
and two car lines. ". l.. BUkFORD,
ap26-6ts 400 Y ave
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FoR SALE Adk, By = 2. winner. l3i3FsT
INSPECT EcKIN6ToN BEFokE INVESTING
and secure an
FOR YOUR Hp il5n 81 Il. F SsSs srrAnrr TURN
FINE LOTS IN THIS suPERLATIvELY CHOICE
Lots 5oxloo. The very bes; low. priced property
II Ws ,he District H. Rand :Tas, BY hcTRiG Rail
Esa. ,15Paal s.ree,s 4. electrically lighted
Ds' pi Ex3 cids inf fN ElfRsins
Offering 70 home site seessrs and speSglaserS
assuring our people engaged in down town business
anu 'A' RAPID ' Raff&aY facilities
LEXINGTON EIEeTRIc RAILWAY
ss r DE q siS OFFICE
Portable and quickest line Of cars in the District
1t j. B. winner. 1919 st.
EQR sALE--CoLUMBIAN, COLLEGE GROUNDS,
4 Lot II and part of H. Block ~, 1000 square
-t apas ss '00 Asa L. Ah SI6 81 G NV.
EoR sALE-LoT 2s. FEET FRONT on THE
Is north side of New York avenue between Eth and
did business location and rapidly enhancing in value
rhers no" great demand Fl street
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN IN NICE-sIZED LOT IN
block SO, Columbia Heights ut 4oc soft lots IN
1t DAVID ID. STONE, SOC st. NV.
EoR sALE-CHoICE LOTS on KENTUCKY AVE.
1t David D. STONE. 500 st NV.
EoR sALE-A CHEAP Lot on NORIH CAPITOL
Il st. near %. Price. il sold soon, s0c. foot
FOR SALE-One OF the best lots or NJ ST near North
Captol at Coo. toot.
FOR SALE-ll0x50 NV corner of 18th and Z ats.
1t DAVID ID. STONE. 500 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-sEND FOR MY NEW BULLETIN Oh
1t DAVID D. STONE, SOC st. NV.
NOR SALE-S3 PER SQUARE FOOT Is
Il VERY Low PRICE
Eor Vacant Lot north side OF l. street,
l:3S feet west of
VERMONT AVENUE
For sale by
F. L. MOORE,
a2S3m Room 3. BOB eth St n w.
DOR SALE-ATTENTIoN OF BUILDERS AND
- Others Is called to Three Very Desirable Lots
l9XI0 each, OIL LIST 81. near Mass. ne
ap2S-3t REDFORD W. WALKER, 1905 T st.
TNOR SALE
Il 10000 FEET OF GROUND,
1873 FEET FRONT on .2D STREET
Between and n SITS. II. A good opportunity for
building large block OF dwelling houses This
q rapidly improving section of the city.
For price and terms apply TO
J. V. n. HUYCK.
ap2S-5t 1905 Pa ave.
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ssrI,HE WORLD DO MoyE.--lNMEMBEs THE
i Terrestrial Clock" RAS,1lAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned Ell; frst-c.ass springs
warranted year. ell all clock anu jewelry 1t
the lowest prices IN tho city: deiy competition.
l=2i L 81 NV. aul1
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EGE HAS PEARL.
Another Chapter in the Case of
Little Pearl Witt. =

Another Chapter in the Case of
Little Pearl Witt. +
Little Pearl Witt was again bone Of
contention yesterday. In the morning
Judge Hicks concluded that DIR. Roup
had not proved his right to the child,
and that she must remain with the
MattesonS. This order had hardly been
spoken, when MIR. Davis, who has be-
come interested in the case. and his
partner, Mr.. Farnam, began immediate
action and got out a writ of habeas
corpus on behalf of Laura E. Thompson,
as guardian of the child, charging DelOS
and Alice Matteson with imprIsoning
Pearl Witt and restraining her of her
liberty upon pretended claim Of
guardianship. The writ was signed by
Judge Young, to be served upon Mrs.
Matteson, ordering her to appear WITH
Pearl tomorrow morning before Judge
Lochren and show why the little girl
should not be turned over to Mrs.
Thompson.
This was all done in hurry as Mrs.
Mattsou was taking the child away. In
a very short space of time all the legal
formula had been gone through with
and Deputy George Baxter went after
the pair in one direction and posse of
deputies in another. Baxter finally
found them in the Office of Mr.. Kerr, in
Temple court, while the others were
watching to see that the child was not
taken. out of the city. Mrs. Mattson
yelled and Mr.. Kerr came to the spot,
and couple of masculine assistants at
tempted to GUST Mr.. Baxter. He served
his order from Judge Young and took
the child in spite of them all, bringing
her to the custody Of Sheriff Eye. who
will produce her in court to-mOrro W
morning OIL the proceedings. The whole
of the parties in the case will be there
and the war will continue.
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time, headed by Jubilee at the quarter.
In the stretch, however, Hydy came up
easily, winning by length and a half.
Jubilee second, Mamie FonSo third.
Time, 1:5115.
Third race, purse for three-year olds and
upwards: one mile and twenty yards-Start-
ers: Hopeful, LEG, to l; Meadowbrook,
IU3, to 3; Ban Chief, 105, s to 5; Valet,
rs, 80 10 l; Lottie S, lo3 IL to |; Fit
away. 112 SO to : Lord Tom Himyar, us.
50tol.
Lottie S came vigorously forward at
the first furlong post, but just past the
back stretch Ban Chief took the lead
and won easily. Hopeful, who had been
first at the start, whipped into second
place, while Meadowbrook was third.
Time, l AS.
Fourth race purse, for three-year olds and
upwards, one miie--Starters: Silver Lake,
JOG, II to /; Rosemont. 1888 to 9; Barnitt.
l04, 50 TO l. Adrien, 104I2 40 to L; Ormie,
l09, so 10 l; Argenta, 1862, Princess Annie,
9li2 and Rogers, 80, 20 to 1 each; Outlook,
9S, and Mora, loo. 10 to l each.
Ormie, Josie NJ and Marchma each led
short distance until in the stretch !;
Rogers moved easily to the front, win
ming by head from Rosemont. the ia
vorite second, Ormie third; time, 1:43
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstakes for
two-year- ODDS. eleven-sixteenths of a mile
Starters: Roseland, 1913 to 3; Chimes, 112;
Ed Leonard 100; Modieska, los, and Eu-
genie 9s. to each; Reveal. 101. and Bir-
della NJ, 107, Is to 1 EACH Yale 81. 100:
Laura Agnes, 9S; Amy Robsart, 80, and Lee
S. 100, 20 to each; Zero, 50, 40 to L.
Roseland was last at the half, but by
whipping Britton managed to bring him
first under the wire, Chimes second,
Yale '9l third. Time, 1:0912.