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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-02
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
The President Scored Once More by
Senator Farwell, Who
WAS ONE OF GRESHAM'S CAPTAINS.
The Entire Illinois Delegation Ignored by
the Executive.
FARWELL SAYS IT MEANS DISRUPTION
Of the Party Of Which he and President Harrison
Are Members.

Senator Farwell saws that Clark's appoint
ment as Collector of the Port at Chicago
was confirmed with his consent. He thought
it of no use to have the Presidents appoint
ment not confirmed. He says that Harrison
has it in for him because the latter led a
Gresham delegation AT the Chicago Conven-
ton.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-02
SOLID SILVER WARE.

Solid Silver Table Spoons
In Handsome Plush Cases
Dozen reduced from SIT 20 to So 90.
Dozen reduced from $25 80 to S17 90.
Dozen reduced from $40 90 to $I2 80.
Dozen reduced from S14 55 to 5 9 90.
Solid Silver Butter Knives.
In Handsome Plush Cases.
Reduced from 8 80 to "a 80, e knives
in case).
Reduced from $40 so to s. 50, q knives
in case).
Reduced from 5 4 90 to 50 25.
Solid Silver Child's Set.
Handsome Plush Case.
Spoon, knife and Fork reduced from so
Solid Silver Pie Knives.
Handsome Plush Cases.
Reduced from S14 70 to 81 30.
Reduced from . s 30 to 50 90.
Solid Silver Fish KniHa
Handsome Plush Case.
heuuceo rom pl9 W 70 ~ oV.
Solid Silver Cheese KniveA
Handsome Plush Cases.
Reduced from 81 so to 81 90.
Reduced from s. 81 to 50 90.
Solid Silver Pickel Fork.
Handsome Plush Case.
Reduced from s. 81 to 50 90.
Solid Silver Gold Meat Fork
Handsome Plush Case.
Reduced from % 90 to 50 90.
Solid Silver Soup Ladle.
Handsome Plush Case.
Reduced from s16 90 10 30 so.
Solid Silver Sugar Spoon.
Handsome Plush Case.
Reduced from a 90 to 81 90.
These Goods are guaranteed to
be hrst-class in every particular.
FlGishman 4 Co.
PITTssURe, PA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-02
That Tired FEELING

Debility and prostration. which follows
La Grippe, or the Influenza
Is the most dangerous stage OF the disease, be-
cause in the weakened condition of the body
and the decline Of health-tone, the system is
very susceptible to relapse pneumonia or
typhoid fever. For that tired feeling, take
Hoods SsrsspsriIIa
The best tonic and blood purifier. 1t gives
strength and vigor to the whole body, restores
and sharpens the appetite; in short, makes the
weak strong.
"My daughter received much benefit from
the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla as an excellent
tonic after protracted attack of bronchial
pneumonia" REV. F. II. ADAMS, New Hart
ford, Conn.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared
only by c. L HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
, 1890-11-08
MONEY FOR N0RRISON.

Ex-Oounty Commissioner John s.
Morrison of Omaha, has put in his ap-
plication for pay. He claims that Lara
mic county is indebted to him for a quar-
ter salary and seven days pay when he
started in with Commissioner Hoyt to fix
up :he judges Of election and registry
agents under the new law. When Mr..
Morrison arrived here to attend to this
duty in the interest of the Republican
party he had been for months a resident
Of Omaha and according TO an affidavit
published in The LEADER at the time
had been, with his family, actually
enumerated IN the United States census
as a resident OF Omaha. The people OF
Laramie county can well afford to let the
Republican campaign committee pay Mr..
Morrison a decent compensation for his
services for they were rendered to the Re
publican party and not to Laramie county
The nerve of County Commissioner Hoyt
In demanding this money for Morss,oSa,'
when there are so many ..p--5;--
.aanOounty waiting for money
honestly earned is something marvellous to
behold.
, 1890-11-08

THE secretary of the National Fs.,ners'
Alliance says: IF the Dsmocrs, (aiI To
give us free coinage and a lAur ar volume
of currency they will be bOp' ,ced in isg2
We are determined, he - ,ded TO be felt
and if the next house " ,ores onr petitiops
we will send to Wash lngton a house of
our own Ye,e days Sun.
Free eoinaS' is precisely what the
Democrats wanted to give the country IN
the preser t congress aud it is precisely
what ne Republicans emphatically de-
eio'd to do. On the questioR of free
tonnage the Democrats aud Alliance men
are in thorough accord while the fight
which the Democrats have been waSing
on the tariff question was tho strongest
possible protest against the taxation of
the farmer for the benefit of the manu-
fscturers, coupled with the express desire
TO extend the market for agricultural pro-
ducts. The masses of the farmers, so
long allied with and hoodwinked BY the
Republican party, are simply emerging
from darkness into the light shed by
Democratic principles.
, 1890-11-08

The LEADER started the agitation for
a special election because when a legis-
lative apportionment is to be made Lara
mic county should at least have the bene-
fit Of a full delegation. We were entitled
to twelve representatives and got nine.
This delegation the Republicans reduce
to eight by the resignation Of one Of their
number. In order to get back this n
member the people are Obliged to pay for
q special election The Sun says 1t will
cost only $3.50. but if these figures are
multiplied by three they will be nearer
the correct amount. Even then it may
possibly be a good investment, but the
people should not forget that the expense
was rendered necessary only by the action
Of the Republican bosses.
, 1890-11-08

THE people Of Laramie county, ire
spective Of party, will find in Leopold
Kabis an able representative 10 the state
senate. Few men have had a better op-
p~ortunitY Of becoming acquainted with
their needs. and few men have lived here
longer. He is a conservative, prudent
and successful business man. But for the
action of the Republican machine there
would have been no necessity for a special
election, and this fact will not be forgot
ten by the taxpayers when they cast their
votes next Monday.
, 1890-11-08
SELLING OUT
OUR
Merchant Tailoring
Department

Hitter the Kst day of .fpru
4 sUiH NOT make ~ sur of
Clothes at amy price, BAT
Hnfu thar time yOH can get
anything ira nay Merchant
Tailoring Department at
COST. n am
going 10 close mp thar part
Of my business, and eUery-
one tcamttng Fine Goods
and First-cIass " Orknsan-
ship can get them at "a bar
gain. Call and see thar 4
mean u.
B.
, 1890-11-08
ETPEDIENCY rs PRLNCIPLE

E4HEDIENCI Us PRINCIPLE.
The Chicago Tribune, in the course Of
a prolonged wall over the mistake made
by the Republican party in adopting Nc
Kinleyism, which it characterizes as ian
increase Of tariff duties already high
enough or too high. for the benefit of a
class of manufacturers and to the injury
of millions Of consumer. says: "The
voters have emphasized their protest by
picking out those congressman who in
their opinion were chiefly responsible for
this violation of the issues on which the
battle OF 1855 was fought and won and
retiring them to private life. There has
been such a wedding out of the chumps
in the congressional garden as the country
has not witnessed since the election which
followed the salary grab sixteen years
ago"
The Tribune suffers from the same
trouble as that which affects many other
wise good men in the Republican party.
Between elections it honestly and in
diligently discusses many public issues
but when a political campaign is on it
does not hesitate to stuluiy itself to
achieve party success. There are few
papers in the county which have given the
tariff question a more thorough consider
alton and yet its principles are cast aside
during the election to be again adopted
the day afterward. Something Of the
sort wa presented in Wyoming during
the last election when in some instances
that We know of party expediency
was allowed to outweigh what was
alleged to be well grounded principles.
, 1890-11-08

WHEN congress met last December the
price of wheat in Chicago was seventy
nine cents per bushel. On the LIST day Of
September Of this year the price in the
same market was $l.0l4 per bushel Here
Is a practical illustration Of what ten
months OF Republican legislation has done
&C. TIE agricultural interests of the coun-
7 .-Ldrdmis Sentinel
Then the price of wheat is regulated by
legislation aud not By the law of supply
and demand2 Adam Smith appears to
have lived in vain. after all.
, 1890-11-08

A hotel where you can get solid and
substantial value for the money expended
is the Occidental. Good table board 25
cents per meal, or 81 per week.
Board and room 81 per day.
The Occidental has good rooms and is
well and comfortably furnished through
out Visitors to the city will find the
Occidental a good stopping place. 1909
Themes street
, 1890-11-08

These tickets will be on sale the entire
winter season, with long limits. which
will enable the tounst to visit all points of
interest along the route, Steamship tick
cts in connection will be sold to New York
and return either via Galveston or New
Orleans, aud the justly celebrated and
popular lines Of steamships, the Cromwell
and the Mallory. No more delightful
trip could be devised during the winter
season than a journey to New York and
return via the Panhandle Route From
the Summit to the Sea, " iu connection
with the above lines of steamers.
Call at the Union Pacific Ticket Office
for full information regarding. 81 tours
sut n"
, 1890-11-08

Subscribe for The Leader.
, 1890-11-08

THE Rawlins Republican rises to re-
mark that Homer Merrill, although APP
pointed to the supreme bench, is still in
the race for United states senator. He is
not to any appreciate extent, however.
, 1890-11-08
TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.

Mn. John Curtis Of Peoria, Ill. writes;
USED one box of Usage Pills previous to
my second confinement; they worked like
a charm. Would pay $50 for a box
rather than do without them, as they
have proved Godsend to me-" Write
Usage Medicine company, Wichita, Kas.,
FOR particulars. and their book 20 wives
mailed free. Sold by druggists. Sold by
W. N. Hunt. Cheyenne.
, 1890-11-08

New mattresses. g so; new woven
wire springs. 81. IS; secondhand heating
and cook stoves at lowest prices. Every
thing delivered free. Corner Twenty-hrst
and Thomes. 4. Bohnsted. Manager.
, 1890-11-08

hnICCI If you want any cloth
LHUIES! for dresses or cloaks we
will sell it at actual cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

T1OR RENT-CONN. AVE. NEAR NJ SLAVERY
IL desirable 3-story and basement Brick Dwelling
Containing &c rooms, bath. furnace, range and every
convenience. House il handsomely and richly fur.
nlshed. except silver and crockery. For further
formation and permit 70 examine apply to THoS; j.
IyOR RENT-I32s 10TH ST. NV; ALL MOD
IL imps good repair; $40 per month Apply to w.
C. JOis NSoN. us 18th st. NV. f15-1m
TNOR KENT-
Il 1909 9Th st. NV. Brick House 10 rooms all mod
sis \ St NV. Brick House. 9 rooms all mod imp.
Al q ST. NV. Brick House. 8 rooms. all mod. imp.
052 Boundary 4. w., Brick House, rooms. all mod
Az 81. NV. Brick House. rooms. store. gas,
water, $50.
I23 9 It NV. Frame House. rooms store. gas.
water, so.
500 Mass. NV, Frame House. rooms, water.
81 Ii st. me-. Brick House. rooms all mod imp.
IS st. sw., Brick House. rooms, store, water.
. 44e 9 st. NV. Brick House. rooms, mod. imp,
ASH \ st. NV. Frame House, rooms. water. SIS
81 BIB q st. ne, Frame House, D rooms. water,
each Sis.
,93 LIST st. se-, Frame House, rooms. water,
1910 sth st. NV, Frame House, 3 rooms. water,
1917 Wiltberger st. NV, Frame House. rooms.
water, $3.50.
29O2 5th ST. NV, Frame House, rooms, water, 60
Also office rooms in central part OF city by
hist W
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR SALE-THOsE HANDSOME ErGHT-ROOM
HousSs tsaine square Secretary Blane's) 202
ZU<e. SVSl and zO33 Ut terms to suit; bargain.
LAWRENCE SANDS,
H.lm 1415 + st ~.
EOR SALR-TwO NEW HOUSES NEAR DUPONT
4 carcae; rooms and bath; cabinet mantels: cleo
TIC bells &C. only ga 60O good ten.nts investmsnt
cienfs nearly per cent. A H. SEMMES, room So,
Kellogg building. l416 T St slim.
E0R sALE-HOUsE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE l442
u Rhode Island ave. IL rooms; large conservatory
yator beautifuy arranged for entertaining; per
feet order will be sold reasonably a. owner wishes to
leave the city. Apply on premises. 3a29.1m
E0R sALE--THE FINE OLD HOME OF THE
n late Col. John McH. Hollinesworth tof Mount
vernon fame), situated on Georgetown Heights t312%
stoddard st containing about 900 feet Of ground
pleasantly located; cool water and plenty Of shade
Capitol and Massachusetts, ave, 1a33- ms
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FOR SALE---LOTS


+ on St bet i'm and is,h sta NV 3 storsDsnd
S:.. III mod
% 0s ss
FOR sALE- e 7, az II s2IARE lo94, II BLocKs
3 8 p foot S.sS & e..
i fronting two street. North Capitol Il and
adjacent to electric line Of GAIA W H.xnv
n5-1w e2i + St NV
FOE sALE;I;MINIw0op PLACE HAVE FEW
vision remaining unsold they front south: 5O1l22;
Ct . Sn hs
bta road Ihs lots command city view as well rs the
LAWRENCE SANDS,
f15-1m 1415 st NV.
Tor SALE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
80 cents SSi Ssi
L toll and Florida ave. i3o Lots 5o11o0: Soc TO 81
Sy On to Ssiiss az
FOR sALE-LOTs IN ADDITION TO BROOK:
parking few lots remain which can be sold at orig
a:H5i EIDE cash
EoR sALE-A BARGATN-A NICE BUILDING
fFfSSSS buyer as fs1 4
lCoR sALE-HANDSOME BUILDING LOT. 25x
fns +.
n MCLERAN, zoos stn.w 1856
E0K sALE.,wE WILL OFFER FOR THE NEXT
shape OF Large Corner Lot only squares from u
suit We ''0A' '0'' 'f''e on Genus Terms 10
BARNES WEAVER.
ta25-1m $40 F ST. NV
DOR saloon LONG TIME-ONE OR TWO LOTS,
Il 9th 100 feet south of East Capitol ST. D. 96c. One
y13 East Capitol st. fl2-im.
Tor sALE-EAsT HALF OF BLOCK TWENTY
1--we Isherwcod, fronting BeDnngs road lone of the
Immediate purchaser. F. T. SMITH SON i:sa
II bia road and Mintwood place. Also some very line
Lots adjoining at moderate price, These lots avail
TTTEE a sfe 1907 !SSaT Fss
EOR sALE-FINE LOT WITHIN HALF SQUARE
2 feet ifons TYLER EUfHhkFo ND iS17 q
EQR sALE-s.E CORNER nth AND SITS. n.
E, 139 feet on st by 13o feet Oh IL tn St, run
S sSS 6is
lfOR sALE-sOUTH BROOKLAND,
FOR sALEIHs have about loo Lots t 56Hf pss fee.
each left in that beautiful known South
the city having streets 90 feet and 40 feet
wide. This subdivision is south of aud sdjoinlng
Brookland convenient to the Metropolitan branch rail-
road and electric the university and Soldiers
Home The lots left Will lie sold the low prices
Of from to 10 cents per foot easy terms. Tor
plats and further information apply to Nm. o. DEN
ISON, S23 st. NV, or to BEDFORD W. WALKER,
lOU1 ST. NV. jazz I'm
IGOR SALE-LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON
u 1eneytown road and Woodey Lane opposite Oak
View Electric railway tracks laid to these lots,
which have sidewaiks in front and gas mains prices
lower imam asked Tor other lots IN immediate vicinity
small cash Iayments monthly yearly time given
at 0 per cent interest. BEALL, BROWN & CO.,
1al7-3m 1921 4 St
TrOR SALE-LOTS 5OX15O AT WILSON STA.
j miles from Washington 300. In Maddox's sub
division. Rockville. 100 to $500. Acre Lots in
in Burryille. $40 In Hinesboro, l5Ox150 it, sl5.
Lots i'll fayetteville from $500 to $500.
ll-.3m A. Z NJ n
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A Wife Sues for a Divorce.

Frances Meredith has, by J. Med. Caring
ton, filed bill for divorce from John Mere
dith. They were married September 6, 1870,
and she charges him with cruel treatment 70
such an extent that she was obliged 70 invoke
deserted her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

Carnot's Compliment to Harrisoa.
President Carnot has invited the princips,
American residents Of Paris to a great recsu.
ton at the Elysee in honor Of President HssIi-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

Columbia Division Fair and Ilazaar.
Prof. Harry Ward will be one Of the features
at the fair on Saturday evening, 22d instant
performing some of his wonderful feats in hi.
cycleship at Masonic temple.
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THE CASE OF Mr. cANPBELL-sEvERAL LrAps
TAKEN Up AND FOLLOWED TO SOMEWHAT ABB
sURD ENprSos-MR. ROOSEVELT GRArIFIED BY
HAVING CHANGES FORMULATED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

kSoR RENT-49 ST. W.. 3-sTORY BAY-wIN.
L. dow Brek House with all modern improvements.
Including electric bells, stationary wash tubs. tao
ssier slosets. &c. BEAII, BROWN CO..
ooxR 1921 St
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ltOR RENT-BARGAINS-404 9Th ST NV, 20
Il rooms S15: S02 h ST. NV, Is rooms, sos: 4 ~
st. Sc. 10 rooms S33 80; southeast corner 9Th and
SITS n w. rooms, so. 30; 904 ST. Me-. rooms,
large yard $50; T04 Rhode Island ave. NV, rooms
S165O. W. q. DUVALI, 925 + St NV foot
EOR RENT-17O4 NJ ST. NV. A VERY DE-
II sirable 3story and basement Brick Dwelling,
containing rooms bath, range furnace. open CRATES
stationary wash tubs and cabinet mantes price. S45
per month. Apply TO THOS. j. FlSHER 4 CO., 1924
I st. NV f15-6t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE - LOOK - GREATEST BARGAIN
Il northeast for few days only; Four Lots; 2Oxl00
to aey sewer water and gas onethird cash, balance
two and three years. ELS, star office. 1t
EOR SAI.E-AFINE BUILDING LOT SOUTHEAST,
Il within two squares Of Lincoln park 40 SKI 90 feet
to 30-foot alley. l5-foot side alley; price, If sold
312 St me- f2O- lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

Ah- PhOMOTlON.
Witness said that Mr.. Campbelrs promotion
had come a year after this episode. He was
asked if there were not others equally deserv-
who had committed a breach Of discipline. His
reply was that there were others deserving Of
promotion by their fitness, but not more 80
than Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Campbell had been
given all the punishment deemed necessary,
and it was not necessary to continue to punish
him for ali time. He was next In line OF pro-
motion and it would have been very improper,
even an outrage, to have passed him over.
Mr. LYMAN's DAUGHTER
Mr.. Ewart then gave his examination another
turn, abandoning the Campbell matter and
irving to show in some way that Mr.. Lyman
had showed favor tism to his daughter.
In answer to questions witness said that the
rules were changed March /, 1888, raising the
age of eligibility from eighteen to twenty.
Mr.. EWart then asked il Mr.. Lyman's
daughter had taken an examination before
this. Several members Of the committee OBJ
jected to going into this question unless the
prosecution had something 70 show by it
But Mr. Lyman asked to be permitted TO an
swer the question. He said it was evident that
an insinuation was being made that he had
given his daughter some advantages over
others. The fact vas that his daughter.
who was eighteen years old, made APP
plication before the rules were changed
making the age twenty, and did so without
suggestion c. advice from him. Her examina-
tion vas actually made after the new rule went
into effect, but it had always been held by the
commission that the conditions applicable
when the application was made should govern
the question Of eligibility. Others were in the
same category with his daughter and were ex-
amined under the same conditions.
sHE NEVER GOT An APPOINTMENT.
After there had been many questions and
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STABLES.

STABLES.
Stables.
STORES.
Il724 18th st store S35
IIl722 l4th ST, store IS
OFFICES.
! Office r., $40 9TH st. e.
Office rs, I'd f., 1903
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

I'OR SALE-FINE PIANO AT A SACRIFICE, 81 25;
1 Stewart Banjos 3d., previous to tearing down
store. We have one storage Piano; will unknown
owner please recall it. THOMSON 4 co, 52l IL tn ST.
ja12-}n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

could not tell whether or NOT
the charges were aimed al the nresent or rast
commission. They appeared directed al the
present
He did not know vbetber the trorhls ~s.
good FngIish or in trntbtpIness +, tbax sara
applied 10 the nresent commiss;on ,hay 49,
false. he said He read from the ed;torials
and asked that the charges he forroris "a =. :
nroner wav "
NJ Ewar. ran,;oa ..1,ho-. ...
whatever aoa;nst the nrasan, oo..,,iN ~ ses
Ar tbis an axnIaroa,ip -, ss .,,.n;nl l.
the nembsrs - .ha oo,.,,'o;. sur p sS NJ p u
-. .i 10: u NC So.,iitsee anu MI. nooeo-
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LOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
$40 st. nw.,l Or. ESQ 1926 On ST.. Or. ESQ
Y3l wv: I'd 40 a6ls 5th NV or 12 80
Barber shop, fur. I'D |4' Union p'"'e
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
f15-6t 1907 st.n.w
IIOK RENT-A NICE NEW HOUSE ALL MODERN
per month Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, us 18th ST.
NV. f4-lm
IIOR RENT-724 ST. NE, BROOM BRICK
Il mod imps. $2o.40 per month. OWNER, 81 8 9Th
at. NV fl4-lm
EOR RENT-wILL BE FOR RENT MARCH 1,
A, WILSON. Real Estate Broker. Firemen's Ins. Co.
fl3-2w
Tor RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
t,;sG5, s55 and $40 427 ST.. office. I2
ii i''H st. L." FrRN Ms f{s''e 'ef' ace NV ~
;.s: tss s%599 near near iash
ST. near i4ii fg smear Sen elr
49, FITCH, FOX BROWN,
IA 1437 Penn
LOR RENT-THE BEST SIX-ROOM NEW BRICK
Dwelling In this City for the price; 81 per
front room can be used for small store If desired
R. A. PHILLIPS SON,
1a2o-4w l410 New York ave.
EOk RENT-FURNIsHED-A FIRST CLASS COM
18th ana 10th sts n. w, at reasonable rent to first
class tenant for q months; references required.
JAMES A. BATES & CO.,
fS-2w l4O7 st. NV.
EOR RENTING NEW HOUSES NEAR DUPONT
II circle; cabinet mantels, electric BELLS &c one
rooms and bath; $40; the other II rooms and bath;
500 A II. sEMMES. room 90. Kellogg building,
1916 + ST. 10 I'M
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LOK sALE-sOUTH BRoOKLAND,

NOR SALE-LOTS IN FAIRvIEW HEIGHTS, ON
n 1enleytown road and Woodley Lane. opposite Oak
View Electric railway tracks laid to these lots,
which have sidewalks in front and mains prices
lower than asked for other lots in vicinity;
small cash payments: monthly yearly time given
at 0 per cent interest BEALL. BROWN & CO.,
lalT-.Sm 13Dl
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EOR RENT
ENEIRNIGHEn

II UNFINISHED.
1221 Conn. ave-, with
stable. $3.50
1908 9th st. II. w........1 100
1409 Mass. av., year. l, 500
1923 n st. 80
1923 Nj st. n.w...... rs
730 18th 1T. n.w........45
21OS II st. n.w...........43
2S03 Q st. n. w..........35
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BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
F1CE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE
HILL L JOHNSTON,
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fl2 9l3 Pennsylv.n;..x.
lSOR SALE THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
II Qulres no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance
no loss of time handling fuel send for circular
and price list. d. BALLAUF. Ag't 73l 9TH St MO
~ gles OF all kinds on easy terms. COOK JARBOE
1926 NJ street. Georgetown. au;!
Eok sALE-MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
II within the District Of Columbia at lowest rate OF
interest, in sums to suit. GEO W. LINKINS
d5-:m Cor, 18th and III sts n w