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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
VINO Is To Blame2

We listen to the talk of Republi-
cans as 10 The responsibility for The
present financial stringency with
feelings of mingled amusement and
disgust The vapOrings o. the OPP
position press are equally As idle
and silly. The entire refrain OF
their dOIeful song Is, A Democratic
administration is responsible for
the whole Of IL Bless their dear in
nocent hearts, do they ever think
OF Mckinley and his little bill?-
Of Foster and his monkeying with
Wall Street? Do they forget the
tremendous panic in Europe, the
failure Of so many OF the great
money concerns there, and the
consequent withdrawal Of multi
pIied millions Of capital from
America? The faIIaey OF McKip-
ley and the foolish pAnder.ng q
Foster TO Wall Street gave a ficti-
tious value TO stocks The people
lTepuciated the Ubiquitous and IN
reasonable doctrine of Mckinley
Ism. Foster and his fOolishness
vent down and out with an admin
istratiOn which gave support to all
that was unreal and Enxise, and the
result could not be otherwise than
temporarily disastrous We say
temporarily, because We believe
the wise firnness OF Mr.. Carlisle
IN refusing 10 yield to the clamOr-
ing Of Wall Street for bonds will ne
| store confidence and build up trade.
After all. legitimate business has
! suffered but little Trusts have
busted. spectators on the receszi'
Ties OF the people have been knocked
down and trznpled on. but none
weep save themselves God lives
and Democracy and the people an
slI right
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Louisville Times Not the least
interesting feature of the Worlds
Fair opening, as exemplifying indi-
vidual opportunity and personal
possibility in this great country, Is
this: The man who pressed the
button that caused = square mile
Of inanimate matter, gathered al a
cost of sIOO.OOOOOO, to leap into
life in the presence OF 10000 ami
mated beings. was bat few years
ago the sheriff Of q single county
in the State OF New YORK, al which
time the railroad msgnate in chose
private car the loE President q
the United States left for the seat
Of government after eleetrifying the
far vas section foreman on tie
little Shelby branch railrs.i in The
suburbs If Louisville This Is :
seature Of the frs. day OF the Fair
Of which the Times makes note
With the hope shat ever sssy Who
reads these lines may do ikewise.
To the American bny Of even the
humbles: station in life everything
is possible
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

The Union Literary Society Of
The State College Lexington, Ky,
held IFS regular meeting last Tues
day night al the college, and Presi-
dent Patterson, in order TO prevent
the usual disorder, spPlied to the
police for assistance. The officers
were dressed in citizens clothes.
and their presence did not become
generally knoEn until about the
time the enteItainment was draw
ing to 4 close The students had
prepared two cannon, to be fired
At the closing Of the exercizs=, and
after discovering that they were be
ing watched, began .-guying the
officers. They moved toward the
guns, and av0Eed their intention to
Ere the salute The officers dreS
their pistols, and threatened TO kill
the first one to touch the cannon.
A large mOuntaineer student
grabbed = coupling pin from the
gun, and declared that he had
ffiy b.ckers. and they would IRE
the gun OF die while this dis
cnssion vas going on, one Of the
boys got hold Of the string which
they had arranged 10 touch off the
guns, and they both exploded al
once, knocking the officers down
AID completely deafening them
Afler chasing the policemen 10
town, the students invaded the
Presidents front yard, and kept mp
howl until weIl-nish daylight
The faculty called \ number Of
them up in the morning. but ikeEr
being 50 many and il being inlPNs-
sihle 10 find the lelder, they w~rs
not punished. Nearly one hall
The faculty voted for dis@issine
the ring'eaders-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
BOLTS FORK.

Rain IS pIenty and nsEs Is
scArce.
Mr.. Frank HaIleit, was calling
ON Miss Nav Beleher SUNDAY
What's the matter Iafe2
Miss Chris Fields and Miss
Maggie LAWSON we've TIE guests ii
Mise Eva Bolt, saturday and Sur-
day.
Mss Crck Bolt. returned bOms
yesterdsy from KinHer, whrfe IL
lad been wishing friends
Nj Carl PrichsrI still visits III.
Travellers Home.
Mr.. F. z CurnHIi@ calle'i OF
friends at this pisee Sstur,lsy
Mr. &. q Chapman, e.lI-si
on his best girl Sunday,
Several Of The yOuaz fnlks O.
this place attended the quarterly
meeting a, Dnrbia Sunday and -
ported go,.i time.
Miss Maggie lawson and Mis-:
Eva Bolt returned home last Fin
Gay from where they hsd lsen Wis
iiins friends at Princess
Mrs Bob Low, OF Logan C. ii
Is visiting home folks this week
Mr. H. J Riff, Of this place Ia
resigned his position in the zIor'
and Is going TO farm for the uid.v
Dean.
Mr. J.B- COOkzey. Of FalI.burE
called on Miss Criek Bolt last Sun
day.
Mr.. Vess Bolt and wife we're Wis
iiing friends on Gait last Sunday
Little Lige Jackson vas ihroWr
! from his horse last SATURDAY WhiI'
coming from the uili
Mr. Jack SisSsTt has quit visit
/ ing Shepard Bra=.ch-
Mr.. Frank Ross and Mr. Jscl
Stewart called ON Miss Ell:
Bolt and Miss Maggie LawSOs
last sunday
/ Success to the News Is the Nisi
of WILD RD<E
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

along nicely With z H. Moore SUI
Perintendent-
II. .Caudle passed up our creek
the other day sheep buying.
+ Jessie MeKinsier Is talking Of go
ing TO Georges creek in the near
future TO live
John Castle and wife are visiting
81 L 7. Moore's at present
Mrs Ed hose Is very poorly At
this writing
10. Mosre has been visiting
hone folks fOE the past week
Ben Moore has returned from
Chicago and reports a good time.
Sanders WelIman had sold his
crop to r T. Thompson and
Sons
l. c. Moore went doET cur
creek on the 36 inst, enroIte to tise
valley
Gus MOore and his partners,
Benjamin Moore and Oliver Travis.
have dissolved partnership D. B.
Johnson and Bug Moore have
/ taken their place
VIM. Re5nei Il travelling for his
health
oh. yes, ;here was wedding on
cur creek the other day Riehaid
Carter was married to Mss Els
Hay-- May happiness attend their
lot
Next Saturday Is school election.
Look out then for teachers, they
viii come to see You in a hurry.
Wesley Mile. paid home folks =
short visit This week. but has re
turned 10 Catleitsburg.
70 Moore vent up our creek
II morning wearing a pleasant
s. lie He was on his way 10 SEE
/ girl
success to the News and Its
NJ ny readers. Is the wish Of
SIP
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
sherifFs Sale.

By virtue q j.sszunesi - ths Las
reaoe Circuit C1zsrF. IL avo- q W ~
TlobbSns Se-. Plaintiff. aE1ilisr a H.
Ap-l sc. ssefcrlsAnrs. l. . ore = nv
,ltp1ties vii on Moody The l2rh iHy q
lure. IS=s between THE hslrS - "
e's{orka N. AMI , o1csor< p M u ihe
mill q w q Ninernt on Contrary
Greek. in I-zurezoe Couasy- NJ eNF.o-s
10 Fs.i.lic sale u the hieAs-l tisliser tais
folilNins Iropsssssor - r'sueh therges 4.
nay - EBsssss1ry n saEisiy Elainiis
slet1. Interest zrsl crssts5 VIZ Three ys.kf
a castIe naze,l Bnck aul nscs- Joiiri
AMI Ton. l;nrn AMI I,yosi, As ihs IT. T,er-
" q A. H. Apel.
TERNS--Ssse Will - max On :
credit 81 thrse u.oaIts- h.sDl -ish APP
proved ss,rzIEisy requirs-l u the par
chaser With iII1ereSg firm dase :, she
rate q s per oehI- PR anna-l. ana h1y-
ing thsosos aud Eers q n SrT,leyin tssl'si.
WiSness nv hlfsd isis 81 nv q Mas
lS9I -. WILSON. ;. l--s--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

The General Assembly Of The
Presbyterian Church is trying DR..
Briggs for heresy- Old John Cal
vim tried Servetius for -e'seresy" and
then burnt him at tie stake. or
burnt him first and tired him af-
terwards, We have forgotten which
and from the temper and malies
displayed by the present board o.
inquisitors We feel sure some o.
them would be only too happy tC
give Briggs q roasting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
CHEROKEE

4 large uumb.r Of our young
folks from Blaine and Cherokee at
tended the show al Irish creek,
ON the 18th inst
Bette Hanek, Lizzie. Caihie and
Zarah Roberts, Maggie and Ida
Cooper attended .he hall nj J. f.
Youugs, Saturday night All ~
port n good time
III W sill Wends his way
aeruss the mountain
Walter Arlington Is sill imPrOv-
ing.
According 10 rumOr there's span
tn h = wedding on Rock lIOuse-
Mr. W &c ThOmPssn's sister
Is visiting On Cherokee this week
John Travis maie = flying trip To
Ho-osl this week
Ms W W. Graham Is very sick
IVNRo-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
Not Tested Yet

laura What quiet Young man Mr.
TTa=lsihs l.
FIora-Havey ron inyits,i him TO DIX
mr.
I.aaT4-NO. not yet
Iora-1hel. DO and 81 him 10 20 with
u 10 A. NJ Hnzb-s' drug store. Lnuisz
KenID-ky. AMI 81 him 10 orler
sOlA foantIiht q Chapman : Co.
ya,lisssn. Ind <ee the1a a.lrertfss,l in
the Big Sandy News We ein thea
draw him out uhis- Ae drink d-irT.'Ili
-s-la n his eNE-a-e- Thev b szy thai
<s.la = % goSl that i really make:
young men Who pay s< isIasant ans
iaIk.iive
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Ar. yoa irs,lrs-ls lfnos nSW + ihe
lime Ia PE,,v.ts ysarssli and Is,slily Ni;h
a l,Ossle Il Chsmlrrlas's coli'. Roicra
an,i Ilisrst,cA Hesn~'lyss an Insurance
sgsinsi sny scTsell> Te>alts ir,sa an ss,sr;
- l.eWsls C0asolsSas .!l0ris The summer
moths, No Osl.er tcase,ly can take rs
,,las,e IT IL lis wosS - and ~ c,as l-.t-
this SIR sale hy \. N, liushcs. i.oaiss.,
Nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

The Public Ledger, Of Maysyille-
has been scoring the county magis-
trates for ilIiberality and general
asininiiy. The c. Ms made !
few weak attempts at refutation
but Davis, as usual. comes Out
night side up We used to have
a lime with our twenty-four or more
justices, but happily we have at
tanned unto better things
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Representative Geo-ge Halbert,
according to mighty good authOri-
ty, charged the legislature with all
sorts Of venalilty and corruption,
and now be says he didn't do it
We are afraid the venerable Geo
IL In q fix
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
LITTLE BLAINE.

People are done planting corn
on our creek. Oars looks fine
Born, 20 The wife Of z H. Moore.
= girl, also, to the vile Of T. T.
Thompson, boy
NJ H Thompson and wife were
visiting friends on cur creek ne
Gently
Eli1aleih Thompson and daugh-
ter. Lucy. Of CAslvttsburg. are Wis
iiing friends and relatives al this
writing
Our Sunday school Is getting
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

The Worlds Exposition was open
last Sunday and over two hundred
thousand people passed through
the gates The Kentucky exhibit
vas closed. but, as Is very often the
case in other Kentucky exhibits,
\ side door was open
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

A New York meieorologis. at
tributes the backward spring to IAN
acute arrangement of the isOther.
NAL strata" We feared something
of the kind When as rough an
old curmudgeon as the Winter o.
1925 attempts any linger-in-ihe.
lap friskiness, there is no telling
what the damage is going 10 be-
CT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Gov. Foster. havingjust failed in
his own business on account, as ne
confesses, Of neglect and bad man
aeement, is hsrdly the inaneier to
tell The Government what policy II
soould pursue.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Ex-Secretary' Foster has failed
with liabilities Of possibly a million
and assets very much less ToO
much politics and not enough Al
ttntion to personal sfTairs are the
causes gwen by the Secretary him.
,.if
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

EiNy crnls i a small ,.srsSr hin, hui that
: all u will cSasi YIN 10 c,..c aay orl
harry csec ii rheumatism Il yeo Wse
chamlctlalas Hcc Ralm. The aVs,
application VIII quiet nv paln, 50 ceut
hs,llcs Cor al hy \, ". llaebes, l.oe,sa.
Nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

A citizen Of Frsnehb0Fg, Meaisee
county. is afraid the new charter
for towns Of the sixth class is a
MIST, sc Ia, as tina, place is con
cSrned III provides for ahou, eieh'
teen officers, aud We have only
.bou, thirteen persons eligible Il
nill break ,he ,ownil they have 10
an ,he nQuInmenls Of Tho ehaFac-
AZ. ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
You Will Be Robbed
In Chicago
During the Worlds Fair

Every subscriber u IN saturday itssr ~ hN-h'
s>iser uill rssrivs- CsEEiKICSTs ersins tl--
hlrr u cal Al Ciys hsasr. slaN. hieht -
Srnslsy JuEn liz Ws.shss fsis. asi he uilt osais-
va. al Nlsaeyrr l.ss,l rUeat,sS ven Stsst We lrr
..sallv inVe~siSat. tsrli hssrsts- T,-s..- y Fvt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
FRIDAY. JUNE ? lsss-

lis estimated that by the $50
exemption close the taxable prep
erty Of Kentucky Is reduced S! 900
On
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

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D-cOtEN Is<sBS EEsIE-$
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49, 2r< a. er All 70 E-esEz EaAJs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
DIR. DIXON'S BERLIN TRIP.
He Tells of His Visit to Dr. Koch-His
Opinion of the Lymph.

Ne VoAD OF HIS Nisit 10 Ut. hoch-H1s
Opinion of the Lymph.
DR.. Samuel G. Dixon. the bacteriologist. re-
turned 10 Philadelphia yesterday after a most
successful visit to Berlin for the purpose of in
vestigating Prof. Koch's discoveries. DR..
DIXON is O member of the Academy Of Natural
Sciences, where his meteorological laboratory
- located, but he went to Berlin the special
representative of jefferson Medical College, as
the latter institution wished TO get expert
opinion, as il were, ON the vaiue and Emita-
tons of the new cure. DIR. Dixon spent three
weeks In Berlin, where he was most cordially
received by Or. Kochs assistants and by the
professor himself, an honor vouchsafed to no
other American and to few foreign doctors.
DIR. Koch is described by DIR. Dixon as man
Of extreme eandor and probity and modest a.
most 10 fault. He discussed his new discoy-
other things spoke in a most hopeful vein as to
the value Of the lymph in treating lupus, su-
perncial tuberculosis and laryngeal troubles.
Ut. Dixon was invited TO the private clinics of
Drs- Bergman, Ewald. koehler, Frantzel and
Go4tdammer. and was allowed to personally ex-
anime the patients and make q most careful in
vesugation Of the effects and symptoms of the
lymph treatment
He also attended virchow's post norton ex-
animation and secured many interesting
P~<noioylcA specimens he received specl-
mems Of the lymph the day after the interview
Esh Koch After completing his investiga-
ecns The doctor started for home on the Aller,
vneh arrived in New York Sunday night.
Ut. Dxon said he did not care to make any
,ssenent at present except to say that the
npn vas Of undoubted value in cases of
,,o2us and diseases Of the joints. but that the
gmPn was one of the most powerful poiscns
xnosn and Its effect on many people would be
na, owing To the violent reaction il sets up.
ufees caution should be exercised in using il as
sfsnsay and also as . diagnosing agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

By direction of the President Lieut.. Col.
Chss. c. Byrne. surgeon, has been detailed as
q member of the army retiring board at San
Antonio, Tex, vice Ogden Rafferty,, assistant
surgeon, relieved Sergt. Maj. George r. Gar
nett tenth cavalry, now on furlough in this city,
has been discharged from service of the United
States Post Chaplain Henry II. Hall has been
relieved from duty at Fort Custer. Mont, and
ordered to duty at Fort Robinson, Neb. The
extension of leave of absence granted Mai.
Stevens G. Cowdry. surgeon. has been still fur
Their extended one month on account of sick
ness The leave of absence granted Post Chap
lain Orville ]. Nave, Us. army, has been ex-
landed ten DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
American Flour for Cuba.

The bureau Of the American republics fur
nishes an extract from an editorial in Fl I'm
parcidl, q newspaper Of Madrid, which, while
opposing the establishment between Spain and
the Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico of a system
of eoastwise trade, shows that American -four
could be imported into Spain direct from the
or Porto Rico az Spanish -four and yield a
large profit to the reimporters- American flour
has to pay in Cuba. SAYS FL In,p1rciGi. duty of
s7.o4 per barrel of 100 Kilograms. which re-
diced to Spanish money make IS posetas and
20 centimos. Now the same -four taken from
the United States to Spain pays there only s
posetas and % centimos. The difference
namely. 26 posetas and % centimos (s5.39)
would. if the coastwise trade system should
now be established, not only cover the double
freight and expenses, but also allowa large
profit to be derived from this trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
TRIAL By JURY.
rv, Police Court Convictions Certified to the
Court in General Term.

In the Criminal Court today Chief Justice
Bingham certified the case of Stephen Fauldin
70 the General Term to be heard in the first in
stance. This case comes up on petition for
writ Of habess corpus, Mr. Provost appearing
for him. Fauldin was arrested in February
hast on three separate charges OF larceny, and
being convicted in the Police Court. was SEN
fenced to $50 days in Jail in each case, making
an aggregate Of $40 days Having served over
800 days he now claims that he was not ac-
corded his lawful and constitutional right of
trial by jury; that he did not waive that right,
and the Police Court having no power to try
by jury, his commitment is null and void. and
be seeks his discharge. He was released on 500
bail pending the hearing in General Term.
The respondent Maj. Burke. the warden Of
the Jail, having made his return. the chief jus
tice this morning certified the case TO tho Gen
eral Term.
In the case Of Fritz Herzog. convicted Of al
lowing gaming table on his premises, Mr.
Lipscomb has fled plea denying the power Of
the Police Court to convict or to require him
70 appeal the case and the chief justice has also
certified this to the General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

In the Criminal Court today Chief Justice
Bingham overruled the motion for a new trial
in the case of Lizzie Williams, alias Eliza FRY.
convicted some weeks ago of larceny from the
person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

Inc ionosing additional subscriptions to the
~Cniidren's Christmas Club have been received:
= Little Friend q; C.Ss.,. IS; Miss Myra
badge money extra, S2so. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
FOR SALEHLOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR sAlr-o 81. BET. I7TH AND 18Th. -
=, ii is6 and RI. ,iss ,re, I1a. sio
S g., si.i ma 81. ;esi rms ..:..., s
i5ih -. hSs Mas. and 81. a1iao Iissj;
2i-, 81. bsG and Mss ave. SSriso "a sns
odTorsn 6si ira and r. IL ave. siis, !"
" Il lei 18th and ih si1ai ii:fsi: Iii,s . a.
Ps se 81 ~, , snS ~ va 'a NJ l n =, >
2lst 81 bet. and q. BAIL 0.sl pr,.s..,., !. ~
dSnA isists
l. on ~ Ss-i side Of lath 81 h., ana T 81. lss
dao+s ih"S' . I:ssT
Il ON the VS., SIDE q IA - ~, L and N SIS half
IN s@ . T., n ~ .: Mssr,n ctrle lo :, ,''
,,.o~ fhos ), 'i fSiisHyKs co..
a.s',t LA &. NO.
Ana M =. sunS ,Gi :, on "a, "a: Ses, ae q IN s. &
s,o,. III os. J. FisaiitS geo.
a'sca l:s4 st. nv.
Il tPe g.la,ny lei on the we., sia. Of Ish $. e.s
= and SIS 2OAll0 fe-t . an alley. rri,s 800
d3o+H '' . fsi
E9R Mr.BrII nINo LOT on ST. SFkR
L sod oas ANS ooSSiR az Il i t rs e.
IoR sAIE-FINF L0T- 3iI psT-sT-. - FFFF
Troyea ~ iTame souso r'at'ns fcr sia i, ~.
800 go, q sid At arge s.sy terms DAVIS o.
IHOR SALE
That fne huiIdins site n she sou,h.s-, csp.- Of
Mss ave awe S ana 50 s iT Tn PIN 20 IT, 90
IN 'ne rear Free reAs,nsee. ..,..,,,.,,
dg7-3t '' ." fis IA 49, ~
lot e.illly Iecutod a, the ocrn-r Of enh and L
d.7-a i"'' . ii fS,4 49, ~
tNoR SAL, CORNER IoT, All FRONT, 10 n
Sta , .s hHfsAih at 2uc yer ioe' Addrss. "
I'oR sNE-3 VERl DTsIRABTT L0Ts AZ
ma sr9ti land eood losstop cony,eni 70 station
GRACE N. THOMAS los GorS oran tailtnr d.. N
l.'oG SALE CONNECTICI 4 AVE MAR \ ST
a. ". 2iNll5' fronts ais" On 2lst ct Irice Ter
s6Hth SIDE 1t, icis,;n i4ii ina stu ST. nv. Vs."
y s1h i,,t ; 20 A5.eot alley: Tre ner loot, 10
NsY dorsey between i and i -,s nv. ao5
hstween 4ti aud 5ii SIS. n W. aiIioo 10 alley
Ll.etxe,n i st and New mishrs ". LUZ
s;,s35Nlsi; rrloe Der foot. - ls5
onw tEiNl2O Ir.ce ,.er -. 800
IIi,e per foot; 40
ESQ
dc7-r sis F~ NV.
NOR sALE-THE CORNER OF IN AND sTs
az ll1. will make eight good laaildns lots
ana the Ireit-sf osfian IN that SEXTON srr "a a.
IeruIseasy. T.R BROOKS. 1l6 18th If NV. d2s-im
NOR sAIE-l.a FEEr FRONT ON 4TH ST NE
Il aboui one square mum stanton lark; only ~ cts
J., cis. Ter loot below IL VALUE; easy terms.
dss-lt a. X. BROOKS. 6l6 l.lth 1t nv.
n M
Il Vermont 60 Ter square foot Lot N front
On 81. " bei. 3si and ed sts., improved y lare
comfortable hous-. Lots : - let. an ana atrh
e.. ~ T-r loot -, Nindhams station
Metropolit R.B. ~ acres On nnd n res on
east side % fs.iroad With dwelling and harm mary
d nd and Virginia farms. Foundry mills --latest inn
Iruvei machinery. me Mater POWER.
Lots I and T. block .. Cleveland Heights-
Luts-oak view and farNiew
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BARGAINS IN LOTS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
BktOkIAND
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il YOU DID NOT KNOW you
COULD Buy LUIS FROM
s.lI5 TO stbD
And upward in sgflt Of the
CAPITOL, On
WASHINGTON CITY STREETS
Extended full width. and have
ALL The 81 hELI lMPltOk LNEkTS,
Including
BRICK SIDEWALKS, STONE cURBS. GRAVEL
DRIVES and SHADE Tkkts iurnsl-d 10y the
pr,sent owners, and skNiRs and WATER
contemplated by the bistrl,g authorities
STREET CARS
To pass the property in the Swing.
Located a. intersection
MINNESOTA AVE. AID HARRISON ST,
ANACoS1IA, DC.
Terms .,us-.ourth cash: balance easy. Title psrI
feet. Abstract free. No trouble 10 show proTsrsy.
Tor plals, price list AID iu part. All
MclACHltN BATcHEl.DEk.
dill Corner 10Th ana q srs. n. ".
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~, 80 o ny. &C 90
K nv cp,, ia,o...':, oND ,,St
o. 80 s.eIsoti ~. .-.-ooN
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X 81 let Inn and i5tb :pDa
Jefferson place and
lstn 81 Or
Conn ave. bel N and
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-sIX-RooM p. b. BAY-wINDOw
w house all modern improvements; desirable loca-
ton near line herdes preferred; will ray
cash Address lUkCHAsER. 90 9Th st. n. ". dy, ~
WANTEp-FoR CLIENT EiGHr-RoOM
w trick house west Of l4th Of. IN. 4. not
cost over ~. Oto JAMES y. BARBOUR, sill 18th
St W. d%7sSt
w also lots in Washington and Lanier Heigh1s.
ACkER 4 0ADSBY,
aul3 1OS n st. n. ".