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The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12

No man, woman or child can afford to let liver or stomach diseases run on. they may lead to incurable sick ness and death. Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills are the greatest invigor- ator. blood purifier, flesh maker and nerve tonic ever heard of or invented and cure Malaria, Biliousncss, Dys- pepsia and Sick headache. Sample Dose FnEE. For sale by all drug gists and stores, or the
 BROWN MFG CO.,. Proprictors of
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
STATE or on,o. crr oy TorKpo.

lsECAs COUNTY.
 FRANK J. CmSEy makes oath that he Is tho senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney X Co. doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each aud every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK ]. CHENEY. Sworn to before inc and subscribed in my presence, this esh day Of December. A D lAs6
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One year ago next month we col lected about $1So on subscription Those who paid at that time are now hereby requested to renew.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
Nosary Puhll,

Halls CatAsfh Cure is taken internally and aets directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces 0f the systcm. Send for tes- timonials, fires. F. J. CARNEY < Co,
 Toledo. Ohio. E8 Sold by drugyists, IS csnts.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
SAE F2ANciScO, CAL. LOUISVILLE. 1T. NEW YORK. At-

Possesses the tonic. purifying properties of sea bath. curing all local skin and scalp dis cases. pifapics, blo'ohcs. eczema. tet CT channg. cie. IL i- made from perfectly pure materials and is most healing and invlgorat ing to tho skin, keeping it in q fresh clean and healthy condition. Sold by druggists and fancy good dealers, or son, hy mali one cake Ter cts. or threc for e cts. by tho proprctors.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31
IN BEHALF OF PRISONERS.
arguments In Favor OF Shortening JAN
Terms on Account of Good Behayior.

good deal OF active interest is being taken
by number Of influential people in the bin 10
shorten the terms Of imprisonment in the
District jail and In the work house ON account
OF good conduct during confinement The
mission workers who interest themselves in the
welfare OF prisoners souls have petitioned the
Senate District committee in behalf OF the
measure and have presented numerous reasons
why II should become a law The memorial.
which the Senate committee has incorporated
In its report refers to the fact that the terms
OF penitentiary prisoners are shortened for good
behavior and says: The shortening of the
terms of those confined in the Jail and the
work house one-sixth OF their time on account
OF good conduct would put each prisoner ON
his good behavior from the time he entered
the prison door. A part of the sentence 10 inn
prisonment would then depend upon the
offenders conduct and the fact that they are
not only able to shorten their terms Of i'm
prlsonment by one-siNth of the tlme but the
further fact that they are able 10 have the
same judge who sent them 10 prison write in his
docket across the face of the commitment send
ing them to prison the words, Discharged by
order OF the court on account of good conduct
during imprisonment. would arouse in many,
II not In all, the better elements of their nature
and inspire them TO lead correct lives when
restored 20 their liberty"
The memorial is signed by Geo. W. Wheeler,
IN charge of mission work in the jail: Charlotte
A. Van Doren, in charge Of mission work at the
work house, and q number Of their colaborers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.
1t is Declared Worthless by q Supreme
Court Decision.

From the Detroit Tribune.
Over year ago Frank d. Hovey, John L.
McLoud, James Denton and Rebecca McCune
bought lots in Detroit on contract They con-
tracted with Edgar H. Durand to build them
houses, he to furnish everything. The houses
were built and the full contract price paid to Du-
rand, but he did not pay his lumber bill to the
Cutler & Savidge lumber company, consequently
the company brought suit in the Wayne circuit
court for 90, $50 against Durand and the four
house owners and Mr.. Hendrie, owner of the
land, under the lien law passed in 1887, which
gave lien on house and lot for all material
in the house, whether the contractor had re-
ceived his pay or not. The case was suddenly
ended by a recent decision of the supreme
court, which holds the lien law unconstitu-
tional The supreme court says:
1t strikes at the foundation of all property in
land. There is no constitutional reason for de-
priving man Of his property except through
his own act or default He may have paid the
contractor in full, yet the mechanics or mate
rial men may hold house and land for money
the contractor owes them. The original con-
tract plays no part in the matter except as q
fact that binds nobody and has no significance.
Such gross perversion Of all essential rights
Of property Is 30 plain that no explanation
apparent reason for passing the law il must
fall, leaving the Law Of the state where il was
previous to 1887.
Under the old law no furnisher of material
or mechanic can recover greater amount than
IL due the contractor, and II the latter has been
paid In fun the owner b not further respon-
sible.
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SENATOR INGALLS, BILL.
A Committee Appointed by the Medical
Society to Consider its Provisions.

The medical society of the city has appointed
a committee TO examine the provisions OF the
bill recently introduced in the Senate by Mr..
ingalls, providing for board of examiners to
determine who shall practice medicine in this
District The committee consists of Drs. q. n.
Acker, S. S. Adams, Llewellyn Eliot, C. II. A
kleinschmidt and IL. L. Z. johnson. The ne
cessity of this law is questioned by some mem
bers OF the society, for the reason that the act
incorporating the society, approved in 1885,
contains the following express legislation:
That after the appointment of the aforesaid
medical board Of examiners representing the
society no person not heretofore a practitioner
OF medicine or surgery within the District OF
Columbia shall be allowed TO practice within
said District IN either of said branches without
having first obtained a license, testified as by
this law directed, or the production OF d.
ploma from respectable medical college or Q
board of examiners established by law"
The same section also imposes a fine Of ESQ
for violation of the law, one-half for the use
OF the society and one-half for the benefit of
the informer. In rare cases in the past il is
said, this law has been enforced and il ID
held If IT Is enforced now there is no need
for further legislation.
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PATENT LEGISLATION.
New Rules Of the House Committee
Members to Visit the Patent Office.

The House committee on patents yesterday
agreed upon two propositions which will con-
troll further action on bills before it:
First-To decline TO recommend the passage
OF private bills for the extension of patents.
Second-To refer all bills for claims arising
out of the use or infringement of patents to
the committee on claims.
Chairman Butterworth was requested to con-
fer with Secretary of State Blaine, in refer
ence to the House resolution to provide for
representation at the international patent con-
gress TO be held at Madrid
In pursuance of another House resolution
the committee agreed to visit and inspect the
patent office at 10 O'clock am. next Thursday,
with a view to improving it's quarters and force
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John SHERMAN 4 CO.,
u tFormeriy Of this city,,
Investment Bankers,
san Diego Cal
THE COURTS,
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge MONTGOMERY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-,Judge Montgomery
Observation-Disclosures and Richards agt
Orrison; leave to withdraw notes. McGraw ct
al. agt. Croft; on trial. Berry agt. Croft; ON
trial.
EQUITY CoURT-.Judqe Con.
Yesterday-Mulchy agt Burke ct al; pro
confesso ordered against James Burke Dick
lnson ast. Dickinson; divorce granted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Chief Justice Binqham.
Yesterday-Frank Green, larceny from the
person, guilty; six months in Jail Henry john
son, housebreaking, guilty; eighteen months in
penitentiary.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L>OR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS,
Il bath and cellar delightfully."- situated in healthy
and rapidly improving section, Princeton St bet
18th and 18th lot 50xl50, will trade for good i'm
ja3I-3t s. e FTTzGERALD. 1911 IT.
INOB SALE-A CHARMING LITTLE HOME ON
near III 18Th st. nicely PaPered rooms and bath
ja31-3t.
TSOR SALE-A FINE LARGE THREE-STORY,
II ATTIC AND BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE
the west side of Vermont ave. between and SITS
NV. containing large rooms one Of the best loca
tons i'll the city. Price $50 000 Permits to inspect
property given on application to US.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
ja31-3t 1437 Pa. ave. u. ".
IyOR SALE-STORE HOUSE, WITH DWELLING
Il above large lot Main ST., Rockvile fine chance for
grocery, confectionery millinery, shoes hardware or
general store COOKE ID. LUCKETT, 935 F. ja31 -:3ts
IrOR SALE-AS AN INVESTMENT, ROW OF
i New Brick Dwellings, rooms and ali mod. imps.,
fronting south, on st. bet. 18th and 9Th SITS. .
good location for rentnR will be sold for all cash
small cash payment and long time for balance.
SWORMSTEDT& BRADLEY.
ja31-1m y27 st.
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NJ Lawrence. Aaron Vanderbilt Of New York,
Henry A. Pierce. Custaye 7. Maeias. Horstio
q. Gibson, Norman Gait n h Cilley leonard
Bradley, DIR. A. Clark Pattison, Miss scranton.
Il w Buckley, Miss Meylert, Mr.. and Mrs II.
NJ. Williams
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His Team Struck by q Train.

Yesterday morning as the team Of VIM. Grit
fifth, driven by Lewis Carroll, was crossing the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at 9Th and Bound
airy streets it was struck by a passenger train.
MI. Carroll was knocked from the wagon, which
was demolished, and his right leg was severely
injured. The mules had the usual good luck
of mules and escaped without injury. Mr..
Carroll was taken by one of Mr.. Grifhth' q teams
to his place near Benning.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOB sALEmTHE C9RYER OF eTH Az AID -, T
se BY 9g oo feet Choice
Im ma building or apartment house. W. p YOUNG
1915 n'r wP ny S6 SSssGs fsos ef &. NV
Fo 1s ~. s SQUARES,
70
Tor sALE-EAsTERN PRoPERTY-sQUAkEs
HaND TYsnsnF from s &c per foot up CHARLES
EOR sALE-!ONE OF THE CHEAPEST HALF
ses in the city front of 800 south
zoos st. in NV i7' per foot cHAS
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT,
shres and north Of ns9n
h3 3ssi.as. THOMAS A. MlTos s54 + St.
EoR sALE,NoRTH AND !soUTHEAsT-LoTs 5
& i5S fssssns II ~ s%s'
EoR sALE-THE BEST BARGAINS YET OF.
a.. 5000 f. corner of 18th and Mass ave. Sc. at
vlS 4Ss n in 1o41 corner of 1874 and SITS.
1871 Sc. at 45c. sold two lots opposite for Soc
+ an 81 1 L. 49, psa of 18th and '
lO,OUOft on 18th st. Sc. bet. East Capitol and A
SITS, only 30 feet deep, at 20c. per #
Sne whole 50: on Mass ave. Sc. for $4,000.
5000 IT. on TIN St. ne near st., i'll SO. S91. Of
fered for q few days at soc. per it.
III IT, on st side and rear alleys: SOC per IT.
2,172 IT. on 18th ST. me-. near II 4Sx5S; 81, 600
small investment in . lot 20x100 on st. Sc.
near 14tb ST., at 40c
$1,000 #. on II st. n. @. bet 9th and TIN at Soc
4SxS4 in so. 76S 3D. ST. Sc; improved by two
houses renting for S14: Doc
5a3l-3t DAVID d. STONE, 500 st. NV
LrOR SALE-LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON
- Tenieytown road and Woodley Lane. opposite Oak
View; Electric railway tracks laid these lots,
which have sidewalks in front and gas mains; prices
lower than asked for other lots in immediate vicinity
small cash payments: monthly or yearly time given
at 5 Per cent interest. BEALL, BROWN CO..
5a17-3m 1921 F st.
INOR SALE-LOTS 50X15O AT WILSON STA, 5
u miles from Washington, 300. In Maddoxs sub
division. Rockville $3.50 to $500. Acre Lots in
Josephs park Rock creek valley $500 Choice Lots
in Burryille, $40 In Hinesboro', l5Ox150 it. S15.
Lots in Hyattsyille from 5000 to 5000.
oil -3m DUCKETT 4 FORD, 6l7 st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IrOR SALE-FORTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND ONE
i and Half Miles from Bennings Station. on b and
railroad, y mile beyond District line Maryland
$35 per acre. Is acres near the asylum in District
So0 per acre. 34o acres, mile from Beltsville, b.
houses; 10 per acre. 100 acres Il mile from sunny
sue on p ana " raiiroad slx-rooIn orlck dwelling
from Beltsyille on aud O. railroad, public road
leading to Bowie; miles from Springfield, b. and
p railroad, six-room dwelling and out houses, $l5
per acre. W. w. HALL,
ja30-3ts 456 St sw
1COR SALE-ON THE ROCKVILLE ROAD, TWO
Il Miles from Tenleytown, the prettiest Farm and
most available Tract being nearly level and containing
1872 acres at S4O0 per acre. DULANY WHITING,
1870 + St ja30-iw
tNOR SALE-26 ACRES NEAR ROCK CREEK ON
line OF proposed National Park chance for sp ecu
iation 70 quick buyer. Il. CLAY STEWART son,
liza K st. NV. ia30-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31

d. d. Bowker b Co., general traders ct
1uneuburR, Vt, have failedfof $4,000
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sEAUrIFuL WOMEN AND HANDSOME oosrUNEs-
EFFECTIVE pEooRATIoSs-soME OF THOSE WHO
WERE PREsKNT-rHE BALL 4 COMPLETE SEQ
CEos.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

IyOE RENT-A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE
II stone 'front.' facing south and on Farragut square:
one of the most delightful locations in the city;
everything in good order can be rented for Of
years or season HILL JOHNSTON, 1903 pe1nsyi-
~ n. " talS
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McGiuty DID Not Respopd.

Daniel McGinty," called Policeman Hardin
in the Police Court yesterday afternoon when
he was naming the prisoners 10 20 in The
Maria No response came, but several of the
prisoners began laughing. "Daniel McGinty,"
the officer again shouted. "If only had hold
Of you" thought the officer, 'Td make you
answer" The commitment had been put in
with the batch Of papers, and those who were
in the conspiracy had . good laugh ON The
officer. Daniel has not yet responded
Indian Lands to be Opened to Settlers,
The President expects to issue . proclams-
ton about the LIST Of February which win
throw open TO public settlement nine miIlion
acres OF land, forming . portion of The RUae
Sioux reservation In the DakotAa
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ja3O-6t

L'OR RENT-17O7 G NV, - ROOMS IN FIRST
II class order: 20O9 9th NV, rooms SIS; =
Small Frame Houses in fItZmorrls alley. IS each.
CHARLES W. HANDY,
a L
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EOR SALE OR IRA d 1.-TWO ADJACENT
l. Farms, on railroad, convenient to city; No
mas % acres, No has 30 acres each improved by
,,oGI $500 anu YARNS me OF anu garuens
both for city property. in part payment therefor
and pay bal. il cash from 81 900 to 50, 600.
Ja2S-3t j. A. SETTLE Il Co, 1925 St
LIOR SALE-A HANDSOME 9ROOM HOUSE WITH
Il IL acres, good road two miles Must be sold
TO tile an estate. JAS. E. CLEMENTS, Attorney,
132 l stn. ja27 al
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n OK RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
FURNISHED HOUSES.

I3th mr. HI Or $3.50 IS StOughtOn II n W 12r.1
ST. mr. I'm Tor 300 Bst.n. ". near Ist Or 30
81 r.v- mr.. Ia, 12r 2UU o St. near 2Oth. llr Inn
Ri mr. 18th. lr. 200 sSth and II n W lOr ~ ~
West Asll n llr. ---.2OU near 18th, 30
ST near 18th. ZOO 1903 VT NV, Or. 90
The above houses he examined by permit from
cur ONCE Only. THOMAS J. FISHER K co,
la25 100 n - N
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hentucky, w. w. Ayres, Z. Il. Pike, Is. K. Gill
bert and wife, Mrs. Dr. Carroll, Commander
Northern and wife, Maj. W. P. Atwei and wife,
Miss Frost, Mr.. Fred. Staylor, DIR. Young,
Harry Carpenter, w. p Fry, Miss Ellen Bryan,
MIR. j. P. McDermott MIR. G. Simpson and
wife, George G. Gorham and wife and guest,
Mrs. Juan Compano Of New York, c. G. Stew
art Of Philadelphia, Franklin Steele, Frederick
Leech, DR.. A. G. Staples, Miss Mary
and wife, d. P. Libby, Mrs. Morton,
Mrs. G. B. McNulty, Misses McNulty, Miss Nc
Gowan, Mr.. Fred Parks, Mr.. Keith Forrest,
Mr.. B. c. Taliaferro, Miss Haryie, Miss Mann,
Miss Wolf, DR.. J. Foster Scott, A. McQuillan,
]. G. Bailey, Miss Virgie Faust, g. c. Deane,
Mr.. and Miss Dixie, Lieut. Sill, Mrs. and Miss
Poirief, Mr.. Boeufve, H. r. Webb, Douglass
simms, DR.. A F. A: King, Mrs. and Miss
seswail, Ralph Gait, Mrs. Champagne, c. c.
Basseit, E. A Bowers, Mr.: and Mrs.
J. Stanley Brown. DR.; NJ: Muncaster,
DR.. McKim, DR.. W. a. Wilmer,
DIR. Diedel. Miss Daisy Moore, Miss Clements,
Miss Marian Thomas, A. d. Addison and wife,
Miss Ingle, Assistant Secretary Batcheller, Miss
Batchelleg, Il. Warren Smith, w. Farwell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank W. Andrews, Miss Mary H.
Niles, Judge and Mrs. E. F. Bingham, Miss
Patton, E. II. Mercer, Col. and Mrs Gregory.
Heaven. Miss Jones Of Philadelphia, Capt g.
C. Wiltse, Jas. X. Maddox, Dr. Baldwin Day.
Warrenton,; Va B. s. White Miss Dalzeil.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Misses Matte and
Abbie Scott, Mr.. Wyeth, A. A. Roland, Gen.
and Mrs. Kelton, Miss Curten, Misc Webb, Mrs.
Bigeiow, Miss Bigelow, DR.. Robert whiting,
Frank Butler, MISS Noble, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Skencer, Lieut. C. r. Lauchheimer, w. II.
Moses and wife, Miss Maloy, p. g. Post. IT,, Miss
Post, Miss McCallum, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Street,
Mrs. ID; c. Forney, Miss Grace Miller, the
Misses McElhone, Philip McElhone, Chester
Dolph, DIR. Norton Miss Greer Hone Reid.
Mrs. G. 8. Heintzelman, Miss Noyes, NJ. 8. II.
Hartmann and Miss Kaufman, Miss Clark,
Mr.. Perry Fuller, W. B. Core, Geo. G. French,
Miss Andrews, Mr.. Cropper, Miss Saliie
Sehencks Miss Farrar Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson Clover, WIN. b Wightman, Andrew
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".
Fsh FEM Htss Y. sas
iSfi $ 8 5 So
1908 fss NV SO t5a
i9l& ga $500 iSS5 y Cap 81 20 50
e a:soI.a III 1917 !, g
55d + ST NV IOr 40 329 9th st sw. ST. Is. 30
i5s5 13th stn ,sr 40. AZ 2034 9Th st. Or $50
1922 Corcoran 80 233 Mass ave. e.. Or. \ D
I405 31st NV. lOr.....45 1920 n st. NV, 5r IL so
HssssTis Nd. igi9 Ssh
i90l Z. W. sr SO lO2S 5th St me- 5r.l2
1917 I'd q. ". sr...:.35 i2i2 Bissden' al, Ar ii
~ st. NV, Tor 80 Coiu'bia av n W. Ar g. 80
dS2o 10th n. ITO 40 lis NJ ST. se...........12
i5S4 l4th st n go 20 Zo'' ''h s HG
SOB St NV, Sr... 80 80 81 9 9th n w.......30
Oh 3 &. ave-. 6r...... .23t2l12 14thst. n.w.-..20
80 spruce st. n W. 1Or 30 2O43 9TH st. n.
Ala LIST ST. n. Or. .27 so 912 2lst st, 10 80
2s2O St NV, sr..25.42
ta2o BIB. WARNER l. CO.. 916 Est NV.
II rooms. cellar, latrobe and range: s25. 1882 4th
sis 1851 Park st.. Mt Pessanr' 5s57 Cleveland
ave; si1 rooms Tater' gas and letroee; S133Q
EoR RENT-HoUsE 1923 sTH, ST; Nv TEN
Howard house. ja1S-1St'
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
Il Flats IN The Milton Stable near KS 10th $lS
at; SID s55 and s43 1427 St. ofhce...... IL
FURNISHED.
DgREnt circle per $500 NEAR nsar 5sh
18th near POS s., NJ near Conn lbs
st; ne;:i1,t...299 18th st.n'r Dupont cir l25
FITCH, FOX BROWN.
ja14 1887 Penn. ave- NV.
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t,OR SALE
l. 50 Acres. with Tor. dw'g Hyattsville. ss 900
81 Acres near Hyattsviile $50.
30 Acres near Hyattsville, S45.
Acres, with iInps, near Bladensburg, S2 500.
. acres, with Groom dwelling and s OutbuldinQs
at Bladensburg, $4,000; very cheap.
- Acres at Landover.with S-room dwelling e. 500
734 Acres at Ardwick, $50
12U Acres at Ardwick $50.
20 Acres, with improvements, miles from Ard
40Acres mile from seabrook, $50.
I42 Acres, with improvements, 1 mile from Sea-
A. Acres at sprngfield, ESQ.
100 Acres, with imps.. ct Springfield S37 90
il3 Acres, with improvements, at Springfield, $50
loO Acres, with improvements, at Springfield. $00
130 Acres at Collington. $40. ~
:. 66a Acres 2 mules from Mullikins Pope's Creek
y. 80 Acres 3m lies from Groom. Pope's Creek line
ja24-2w JOHN STEPHEN. 472 La. ave, Room IL
EoR RENT-IN HYATTsVILLE-THE DORSEY
,G0ttage; SIX rooms: best part Of village. +. III
SMITH son. l222 T st. ja24-2w
IfOR SALE-10O ACRES, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
a. Hyattsville, $3.50. 81 acres. with Dwelling &c
st wilson's, 81 300. 5H acres, with improvements al
soEestviie 900 ~ acres at Branchville. $50 to
ing, Two Tenements and all Outbuildings half mile
from Highland station and 4 from Washipgton
$4,000 Several Houses at Hyattsville cheap
90 acres 81 Ardwick sta 1000. 10 acres at Land
dll.3m DUCKEfT FORD. GIFT st. NV.
Tor RENT-HoUsEs IN HYATTsyIILE, BLAD.
d11-3m DUCKETf q FORD, 6i7 stnw.
EOR SALOON METROPOLITAN BRANCH. B.
y and o., LotA Cottages. Country Homes and FsrmS
Ea n.}e terms. COOKE d. LUCKETT,
n@o-Sm 935 ct. NV
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

IH0R SALE-BIG DRIVE IN GROUND EAST OF
Il Lincoln park. Lots in squares II 80. IL 49, IL So
1l41, Al, 109S 1912, 1896, 1923 from &c. to zoe.
square foot For particulars call on
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN,
t30-3t 700 t4th st.
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G---''-Ot WI n oAUNUEIsS & IU, l4Ud st.nw.
IGOR KENT-THE BEST sIX-ROOM NEW BRICK
Il Dwellings In tins City for the price; SIS per
being Nos. 81. S-3, 80 and 81 9TH ST. 6W: bath
room, latrUbe; front be used for small
store II desired; facing new cable car line
T. A PHILLIPS 4 son,
ta25-2w I4lg New York ave
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The above sonly portion OF the property my
books For full list call at ONCE for bulletin issued
the LIST and 10th. ua3ll THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
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store and dwell 2OO7 Store room LIST and
18th st. Nv or. $50 sis. n.w............s15
Store room 5th and K Store RIM 1lI6 F NV. 10
sts. ne ID Store RIM lila LIZ
Store and dwell 230 Sd
Or
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$500 WM 8. HOLTZNIAN. 1a21 st.n.w.

1910 Conn. av Cresrl. 80 IO-2 Conn av trearl $50
ja27 L. U. HOLIZMAN, 9th and SITS NV
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F,OR RENT-H0CsE lIo ST. Ne; n ROOMS;
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