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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
osneerr a1erran.n,l,snerm.

SeutI6c Sage, bic bos Geutidtbum
otne Hadfdt oui Die ibm sieenen
@erihiebsnbeiten AZ iammeln iuden,
t0unen nur cinmal i'm Sabre oeisiert
peroen. Yaiieub bet man ha;u ben
@tonat ausNepdbIt, in weldem iid Die
erItsn penniplpanii9en Rionlsre bier
nisSsrlieben.
glber sur 9Heee oeuti3en Settles
nnb beutider Sitte haben fd erfabs
runesmdbio aud Seriammlnnocn en'
aerer 8reils sripriebIib erpieicn.
6eiitiae Sitter tonnen, Der gtatur
ser Sahe mad, nur eenieiniam ees
pHeot meroen. 60 eripubs inter ben
einaewanoertcn Deutlden oos 8ers
einsweien su srober 8liltbe. 0isis
@ereine aber gemannen bura TerbIns
buns nit chamber itste Sraftisung uno
Grfriiduna. 60 bat iid mad uno
mad bic Cite einsebiirsert, ale Sabre
ober ale ;ipsi Sabre Mationaleonpens
tiouen al balten. llnb Nies bat ild)
nidt alein bel @obltbetigfeitsgeieII
idoften unb bei groben reliaioicn Ses
noflenidaiten bepdbrt, ionDern aud
bel @slanepereineu nnb iclhen, bic
sur @fegs t6rperIider llebung ba fno.
Niefe 0dn;e Gntiuidelung entipridt
iibriaens aud oen amsrifaniihen @elli.
0enn Gabattarier ipie Yrobibitio'
nifen, politiiAe pie reIigioic Sennnens
ibaiten, @sreiue sur Seiiernng ent'
laNsner Gtroiecfon9enen, ME @eiell'
fhaften pon glersten uno Slopofaten,
| tbuu fid bisrsulanOe ieoes Sabr sur
gerathnna ibrer oemeiufamen @n9e'
Ieeenbsitsn ;uiammen.
SSenn Disie Nraris aIio burdaus
IohecmGb unb beredtigt III, icIltsn
beutid, omeritaniide 8ereine babe'
einen belcnberen Vunft i'm 4u9e be-
bdItcn gSenn bic meiiten ibrer wlit'
aIieber aud Sss Gaaliiden poIltommer
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
= :iJi,nnlitrratur.

Gs lit Elm id)IimmeS 3eitcn Ser
8eit, bob bel gSeitem Der groBte She'll
Der 9sttiirs, peIte bic aeiitige Nobrung
bes omeritanilden 8oIfes btIbet,
Sduno III.
gSir woIleu bier uidt bon unieren
SenioticuS;eitunaen uno unieren, bon
otm ho0ritr0abenohen llnfnu itrobeus
Den g1od)cni6riftsn uno Monotsrepucu
iprcden. 9lud nidt BON oen beriids
tietcn ,Gime gtopeIs", Der SiebIingSs
Ieftilre Der omeritaniiden Su9eno.
glur ientn Suderu, Die Der eebilbet
fein pollcnoe She'll uriereS Yublis
fums eewOhubeitsmdbi9 Iicit, boIIcn
ipir glufmerfiamteit l6enten.
llnb oo mub fA jebem Seobadter
Die traurias lleber,euouue ouforan9en,
bab aud oas gebiIoets RubIitum h9
,u miubeitenS filnfunbfebsn;ig Yro;ent
bon IiterariIdem Sdunb nabrt.
,,@is piele 8dnbe Sdunbromane
pertauien Sie fur ieoen 8anO bon
Sbateipeare, 2on9feaow, 9oiuel, oosr
Scott, Sbatsrap uno Didens?" frue
Sareiber bisier 8silen neulid ben
SauptbudbdnoIsr elmer Der beoeutenos
fen Stdote in Der linton. Die Ants
mort mar: ,Gtpa ,wau;ig."
llno ein @lif auf Die laugen &ciben
Der sum &ertauf ausgeiteIlten Su6er
beitdtiate Dies. ga itanoCn IN elmer
Gfs ,pei 9lusgaben Der 9eoidte
Sbateipeors's, iieben 8dnoe Der 9Serte
9owsIs, etpo ebsnio pieIe bon
Solmss, g8bittier, Seott, SbaferaD,
9awtbornc, Yupe uno Mcreoitb, elm
poar @rad)tauseaben bon 9ongfcGOp,
Gmerion, 8rpant, Spift unb Orpoen,
uno etwa ;lbsi Subenb anNere enaIiide
uno amerifanilde &IaiiiFer. Oaran
lnIoiicn iiA 8ano an 8ano, in unabs
Iebbarer 9leibe - Sdunoromane, bon
ben niebertradtiaen Yrobutten 3oIa's
unO @eorse Sano's bis auf bic eintdls
tiolien Siebesfaieleien Saura Sean
9ibbp's unb Wfrs. Soutbwortb's. Su
Oieler 0bru g8lite fonnten eeIesents
life @opien bon 8eIIamD's o2oofing
8adparb@ uno ieIbit bon Georee
Gliot's font feinsswess Iobensper'
tten 9lomanen benz 0iuee als Wobl'
tbusnbe Saien erideinen.
Wlan glaubt wabrlid nidt, man
tann es nidt eIauben, nit weId er.
bdrmlidem Sdunb unier ygebiloetes
Bublifum" f6 abipeiien ldbt, ebe man
in bi.ie Sdlammpruben oes Wdberen
eineeieben bat. Sisle oieie Builder
entbaIten, mie Die Jog. "farce comes
dies" aui unieren 8lbnen, gar Widts,
als einfdlti9sn llnfnn. @iele fpielen
in oas @ebiet Der berbften @oIfserotit
binabr; oegen fe fuo Sotbe's Se.
Si6te BON Der idonen WfiIlerin nod
antanOis su nennen. @on ctbiidem
Ge6alt III nireeno cine Spur.
Sein @unber, pabrboftie, oaB un'
fer 8olfsharatter in itetem Stieber'
danas bearifien lit ] Solde Soft mub
idlieblid Den beiten Wfaeen pereerbsn,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

oauer, bate n1 i'm Sabre 1929 Der.
belratbet. aus lauter Niebe, uno in Der
Criten 3eit id)pcbtc oas iunge Gaar TO-
Sulageu I'm Oimmel. I'M nur aa;u balO
aus Den Nolfen iu fallen, ais es ruerfte,
eaB Chen 3mar i'm Oinmel 0eihlollen.
aber aui Grocn ansgebalten meroen
miiiien. SdoH uah orei 3abren meins
ten Serr uuO 6rau Ibomion, oaB eS
iblefteroiu95 niAt mebr gum glusbcI.
ten mare, nnO 10 etHigtsn iie ii9 bars
iiber. lld) ;u trennen. Gr beQob Iie
nun nit ieiuer boloeu @emabtln nod
Carlisle uuo lieB oiientlib ausrnfen,
oaB or leine Gbehdlitc "a perfaiien ger
oenfe. llai ipOli llbr begann man Die
oiientlihe Teriteigerung, Su mel4er iid5
cine Wtcnge Dleni6en eingefunoen bat
ten, Die neugicrig Der Ginge barrten,
be oa tommen lollten. @epatter 2boms
ion mar cin pfiifi9er Frnttitus: Gr
bate leinem GSeibe eineu Strif um oen
9als sele9t, ltelte es auf cine 8ant
uno ipanote lib nun Oil Die AnpeIen6eu
nit iolSeHoer Gnreoe: .@entlemen,
bier iteue ih 9bneu 3ur ireunoli1en
aenntniBuabme meine Srau Mtaria
slnna lbomiou, sebpreus @iaiams.
Dor, nelhe idl Dem, Der bas Wieiite
bietet. perfauicn mia. @entlemen. es
III ibr eigcner uno aud mein gSiae, uus
81 trenueu. Sir mid mar lie cine rihs
tige SAlauge; ih bate tie III meiner
Veqnemliffeit uub gum 9iueen meine8
9aullS gebeiratbet, aber tie nuroe meine
Sual, rein Saustreu3, Gin pabrer
2euiel Tag uno 9iadt. Gentlemen,
ih laBe ole gSobrbeit, wenn id3 bes
baupte, G'ott mo9e uus idiiten Dor
lGltigen 8rauen uno lultigen gSeibern.
Vermeioeu Sie oieie mie toue 0unoe,
pie briiaenoe SOpen, pie selaoene Pis
Itolen, mie Die Sbolera, pie oaS Sseuer
oes aetna Ooer mie jeoe anoere geiabrs
brin9enoe 0iaturerlheinnn9.
90 babe id Sbnen ole S6atten,
ieiten meiuer 6rau, ibre S6mdhen uno
ibre 6ebler 9e;ei9t, aber i1 nil aud
ibre 9uten Seiten uno @igenlfaiten
nidt peri6weisen. gle fam giopeIlen
lelen uuS Die Siibe mslfen, lie fcnn
LADEN unO weinsn 10 leiht, ipie Sie elm
@las Sier trinfen, ipenn Sie Ourlf
baben. go. @entlemen. iie erinnert
mid on Die @orte oes Dihters iiber
Die 5rauen ins9eiammt
Der SimmeI CAB Der 6rau bic wunoerbare
4unf,
9nrd) eaden uno ourd) Ibr1nen eitler Dunn
Den Neni9en riissuo uorsumaheH.
au4 BUTTER gu fabri,ireu peritebt lie,
nit Der Wia9o iu iailfen, yieohen sn
iin9en uuo Saubeu uno 9ra9en iiir I'D,
ju pldtten. Stun, Sin uno @bistp
fam lie Smar niht MAIDEN, ipoll aber
periteht le bic Site bieler @etrdnte
ourt 9rObirsn treiilid Su teurtbeilen.
Wtit allen ibren 9hten uno idle9ten
GiseniAaiten biete i'd iis Sbneu gum
Sauf on uno oieS gu Dem 9eipis billi9en
Ereis BON 80 S6iuing." - 2eioer mu6
bemerft peroeu, oaE 6rau slnna Gbom.
Jon niht einmal auf oicle Summe ge.
l61et, lonoern - crit nab glblauf BON
einer Stuuoe fir 20 S1iling an
0enrp Wiears perbanoelt puroe. Ger
oieies Gelo nno einen 9ienfnnoldns
Der Suue an Oerrn Ihomlon ;oblte
unS bann nit ietner tbeuren Satin in
spe na6 Sanle waneerte.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

Dab es 9affeebobnensNas
briten Sibt, lit cine aa9cmein be.
fannie Sadle; oababcr in oislem sonbe
tiinltli6e Sphnen gernadt peroeu,
melde Der Srnht bes Safisebauniss
ni6t uadltgbeu, oarIte bod neu lein.
Sin MhtglicS brs millenlbaftlihen
&ougreIies in gSolbiustpn bat oiele
Gntblgung 9emaft. Gr lagt. Der
tiultliAe aaiise lper0e aus Sleic pnb
Wfelalie ber0elteIlt, oaju eiu d)clniIhes
Trdparat semiidt. ipslhes 2 Gents pro
Yfuno Ginsangsjoa gable. Dieler
9uuittafjse miro NIT Dem natiirlihen
Oemilcbt. uno 10 werSen ielbit quite
9enuer betroaen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
Gine lpiriiame geroronuna. llater

auSwio XIV. fam IN goris bic Sitte
auj, oae Die Damen ibrs 6uhrmerte
.lelber lentten. S9eil lie lid) inoeiien oft.
ais nuseibidts autlder Scigten, CAB eS
piele Slngen uao llafdae. ga erlisB
scr S6nig iclssnoe Befqnntmadung :
.3ur @grlatnns BON llnidlen bite if
sie SGnilienhGnpter. In 3ufnnit bic
2eutnnQ BON @agen uur iolden God,
tern nnc g gemablinneu cnDertranen Su
pourn, bic Sas oreiEi9lte Sabr iibers
iduttcn haben.@ Gas balf; azI ndbs
ten 9a3: tutibirte teius Game msbt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

goIlmabten nu9 GeutidlonS nebf cot'
tuloriiaer peslaubisuns, Scitamente, 0ssOS,
p,ortoooes, Scales. iowie ale anoern ms
Wotoriots. cSeiddit eini6laSsnben nrtlIuoen
in beati6er uuO ensliiacr Gpra3e beiorSe
i'd prompt unS biaisit GermitiIe e'eIolena
bunoen unb ben gerfaui pon S4iiiSblleten
nod allen S6eilen Der &selt Sin 9erne err
botia, meinen 9anoSiellten lluent9elilie9 mlt
RotI in Gei6Gits' nno Re6tsldtbell oeiSil'
lteben, Iopeit mir oies no8lih IT, .S3 tail' III
Der Wlitheu Nationdlbont 9etuiloen weroen'
u. q. C'roenfe, Wiithea, g. 2.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

Siebsig Erutbdbne lieB ein
Sarmer In oer 9ldbe bon @arocn 9itp.
Ras., aui bic 0eulhrfden los uno.
wurOt oaSur6 9err iiber bic Srpben0s
Telt-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

SJageIfhldge iommcn, mad
Bsobdhtungen eiues btfanutsn Uor.
iherS, in oihtbemalneteu @eoenben
Iuidt Dor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
BURNS ANNIVERSARY.
The Caledonia Club Celebrate IL in an EN-
joynble Manner.

JoynbIe Manner.
The members Of the Caledonia Club and q
number of their friends celebrated the ami
versary of the birth Of the poet Burns by q
banquet at the Cafe Faber on 9Th street last
night. After an elaborate supper and few
well chosen words of welcome by Mr.. William
wilding. the chief Of the club, Dr. Thomas
Miller Was selected - POSTMASTER. The first
toast. The day we celebrate" was happily re-
sponded to by Gen. Balloch. The second, The
President" was responded to by Congressman
VIM. G. Laidlaw of New York. whose quaint
humorous speech was received with great ap-
plause and laughter. The other toasts, THE
queen. The Caledonia Club, The land we
left" .'Our adopted country" &C., were re-
sponded to by Mr.. Woodley Of the ST. Georges
Society. Robt. L. Cameron. VIM. Jardine. John
Black and James McCondach. In addition to
the regular program Mr.. Thomas Wilson, Mr..
VIM Smith. Dr.. Thomas Taylor, Mr.. Rothwell
and Mr.. Taylor all delivered pleasing addresses,
which were heartily received Songs were sung
by Gen. Balloch, Messrs. Black, Cochran, Jas.
the whole company sung ''Auld Lang Syne."
ending one of the happiest occasions in the his
tory Of the club. The guests of the club were
Hon. W. G. Laidlaw. Gen. Balloch, Messrs.
wood,ey and Rothwell of the st. Georges So
ciety, Mr.. McNair, VIM r. Smith of the Botani-
cal Gardens. Mr.. Thomas Wilson Of the National
Museum, DIR. Thomas Taylor of the Agricul-
tural Department. Messrs. Taylor, Miller.
Sutherland. Small and others. Mr.. John
Sutherland furnished the national music and
the bagpipes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
ANACOSTIA.
FARMERS ALLIANCE


The Farmers Alliance is gaining strength
daily in Prince Georges county. and bids fair
to control the county convention. Branches
are already established in Brandywine, MARI
boro', Surratts and Piscataway and soon to be
IN the remaining districts.
AN ELECTRIC ROAD SURVEY.
The survey for the Washington and MARI
boro' electric road is substantially completed.
Rumor has it that that line will purchase the
Marlboro pike
JUNIOR REcHABITEs.
Capital Tent dunior). No. 10. held interesting
exercises at Temperance Hall last night. Re-
marks were made by Messrs- b. Milstead, J. I.
Harrison, $. r. Mundell and George Shoemaker.
Vocal and instrumental music was rendered bv
Messrs. George Wright, II. stangier, George
Shoemaker. Charlie Stangier, Willie Pyles and
l. n. Van Ness.
DEATH OF GEO. n. BALDWIN.
George H. Baldwin Of st. Elizabeth died
there yesterday after lingering illness. Mr..
Baldwin came here from Massachusetts about
1878 and was put in charge of the barns belong
ing to the Government Hospital fo- the Insane
He was q member Of Anscostia Lodge, No. %,
knights Of Pythias. and of Ainneola Tribe, No.
IA, Improved Order Of Red Men.
RELIGIOUS REVEALS
The Baptist Church is having revival Sew
sral sinners have been brought over and are
awaiting baptism. Rev. E. Hez Sven is preach
ing nightly. Revival meetings still hold the
fort ~ the Me. Church. In regard to the
statement that Bishop Hurst was the highest
Protestant ecclesiastic who had ever occupied
pulpit here. il is learned that Bishop Paret Of
the Episcopal church visits the town annually
to administer the rite of confirmation.
NOTES.
A large party of mutes from Kendall Green
inspected St. Elizabeth Saturday. They were
welcomed by DIR. John Toner and Mr.. Edelin,
The bridge at the intersection of Central ave-
nue. and Benning road is reported as in a dan
gerous condition.
The Shakespeare Club convened last night at
the house of Clare Messer and discussed the
Two Gentlemen Of Verona" long session
was held Those present were Miss Annie
Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burr Dr. and
Mrs. Pyl les Mrs. Ryder, Mr.. Dana Davenport
MrsW. q. Davenport. Miss Nettie Messer Mrs.
n. q. Lee and DR.. and Mrs. Grant.
PERSONAL
Mr.. Riddle, Misses Helen Riddle. Fannie
Talbert and Marion Cross, all of Maryland, are
visiting Mrs. Middleton.--Mrs DIR. Church
has returned--Mr. and Mrs. Lashorn and
Mrs. Dencal are visiting Mrs T. ]. Reardon.-
Mr.. George q. Watson has returned from
LuFay. whittier he went ON business connected
with the National Capitol Bank--Mrs. Ry-
land, who has been stopping with Mrs. Eliza
Watson, has returned to her home in Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

Ii fou DoSr PURCHASE your tickets for Pos
Eers' excursion to Baltimore Ito take place to-
morrow at am at Scheller 4 Stevens, cor
nsr 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, this
susniag. you will be disappointed, as there will
be no tickets procurable at the b. and o. depot
On Wednesday. See advertisement fourth page. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
WHAT THE PIE WAS FOR

'Great Scott what did Richenesse have pie
at his dinner for?" asked the society reporter
of the butler.
II don't know, unless. as the dinner was
given 10 his country relations, it was intended
a guarantee of good faith and not for publi-
cation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
Before the MIni.ter., Club.

At "a meeting Of the Presbyterian Ministers
Club, held ct the Arlington yesterday, Rev. DR..
Pitzsr read paper on The Higher Criticism"
The writer received q vote of thanks and the
club by vote requested the paper for publica-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

Css TEE PESSsYLvANIA RAILROAD TO BALrI-
MORE TonoRaow.-Round-trip tickets only
el-2o. Good going on 7:2o, $40. 800 and IL 90
an. trains. valid for return by any regular
train until midnight--Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

Des'f FAN TO buy your tickets for Posner's
Especial Excursion" at Sehelisr 4 Stevens be-
fore the train leaves on Wednesday morning.
There will b no tickets on sale at the depot
Adpf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

"JAnnnARKf," w. l. I. Armory, February
70 IA. Novel attractions Changes nightly
Adrk-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
novel enterprise writing . serial story.
EASY TO BIZ POUND.
why don't you marry, Mr.. Bachelor
well, I've been trying for years to find .
girl"
Have you got any money!
Enough, guess"
Then you just hold still awhile and the girl
will find you
CIVIL SERVICE TRANSLATION
Examiner: What IL q quadrantr'
Apphcant-who was once a printer: "a ma
chine for making quads, I reckon"
He is Miles away from Pine Ridge now.
young man who could not attend recent
dance sent his contribution with these few lines:
TIE FLESH AND THE SPIRIT.
may not give my presence in
The flesh. a. others do;
But may give my presents in
The cents I send to you.
THE CHICAGO AFFLATUs-
Poet from Boston-entering Office of Chicago
editor: Il have here, sir. product Of the pen
which"
Editor interrupting but never looking up
from his work: Hogs or cattle? Take it to the
stock reporter"
Adversely does not furnish butter with its
bread, much less preserves
SINGER ONLY.
Professor Old Lady: Madam, would
like to have your son join the oratorio society"
Old Lady-with pride: Much obliged to
you. but he don't know nothing about orstory. |
He never made a speech in his life; but he can |
sing, and if you've got q singin' class I'd like |
fer him TO jine that"
A MILD HINT.
'Col. Boozywoodel will be succeeded in Con- |
gress by chump."
swhy, my dear, SIR, he is reelected"
Il know it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOK RENI-THE THREE COMMUNICATING
l. rooms the Offices Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
Will be for rent the first of February $40 per
month. Bright and comfortable winter and summer.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS Il CO., 1i07 ST n. W. ja.S.}-lw
L>OR LEASE-THE OFFICES AT 1919 ST. n W.,
Il now occupied by Dr. Garrett l.. Hills, Dentist. APP
ply DEEBLk, DAVIS CO.. basement. jal7-1m
ENOR kENT-DESK ROOM Is BAsEMENTOFFICE
Il at go + 1t. nv. q. X. SEIFFERT. dl2:}m
CrOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
4 the Lehman building. 1425 n. y. ave. Elevator,
steam heat, good light and ventilation. Moderate
rent A. L. COUMBE, 14.,5 N. Y. ave. d:sO-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
WANTEDLROOMS.


WANTED--IHaEE OK FOUR ROOMS, fUK-
sdults; terms must be reasonable Address Ell: 4.
w rooms where quiet is assured: must Se in central
Ssaiit& and rea-onAole state terms Addre.s Boz
WANTED- GENTLEMAN AND WIFE mo
eh,dren). nicely furnished communicative perlor
nd bed ron NTH heat e. and bath rst Or second
son soma Address. stating price. Box 3ss H Of r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-A SECONDHAND FREIGHT WAGON
NJ N ne, sood condition Must be cheap. Addres, T.
WANTED-AN ICE BOX SUITABLE fOK
or 10, 3ss Rst up in sections Gan
wv Penn. ave. and q. 9Th and 18th sts. State ioca-
tiSn and lowest cash price. Address BENTON, Star
WASIED-ALL PERSONS WHO COOK AND
d.. a., Burning very little coal
Price s;, si2, 81! ~ Ierns 10 per cent discoun,
days. 0'''
ALFRED COLES. $50 Myrtle ave..
ably Brooklyn. MY.
WANTEDnvlOLI AND FLUTE Pupils. BY
ST sn Charges moderate. Address J. q C.; Box 10
M
w suburban lots a horse. buggy, gold watch. type
and III So.RI Arsss bHEAN saar oee or
WANTED !. HORSES TO WINTER; TWENTY
years e1perienee box stalls; grain and hay as re-
CURED Order box 81 9TH ST. W. farm It'll st. road.
Smiles out. y. II. T. CLARK. sligo. Md. o25-4m'
WANTED-H BAUM PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
Ine esss as
dress 314 9Th st. NV. IA
WANTED-HIGHEsT CASH VALUE PAID FOR
" rrx.fs In and
az
elegant cabinets only r. large pesuIe tree With
% nsss
WANTERmoLP GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH
WM IRi I.d Ss asG ST. opp patent Of
h ia %e ,s Fine clock and watch repairing Estsb
WANTED-TYPEWhITE FOR RENT; BEST
w machines on best terms rent machine to learn
:hRpsa city or G
TO WINTER AT F. H.
w wilson's stock farm; best attention giyen them
81 soIsss iSr tree OF charge Apply s i H.
WANTED-Al.l TO KNOW J. E. BRENNER,
and defective oe.rss
no charge; tobbins done with dispatch. ja:,-lm'
WANTED-HIGhEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
ss$ 'iiii
WANTED-LADIEs, TRY ''0RANGE BLOSSOM"
w cures female diseases; month"; treatment 81
orders by mail promptly filled Mrs. j. A. BAILEY,
GENERAL Agent. 40 81. NV. ol:}-4m
WANTED = EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w smoky chmneys TO know that guarantee to cure
n. n..O-tr
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
renovating works feathers renovated mattresses
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
+. n. NOUNGS. l4Q. Pa. Telephone lUljo-..
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FOR lighthouses.


E>oR RENT-BARGAIN-FULLY FURNISHED =
se- in perfcst order very reasonable TO rpable prr-
manent tenant Inquire ON premises of OWNER. r-ta'
LNOR RENT
11ls 2lxt NV, 3story English basement brick
II rooms; hested By furnace; hard wood finish.
l5srs 18th ST. n ". cor brick. 10 rooms: all modern
2e.S isth 81. n. ", a-story brick; q rooms; all
21I6 Poplar s.. nv. 1coiorsdj. 2isicry 6iisi 70
l0lf2 Valley st. NV. ircom brick. ........ so
FURNISHED.
l6s3 18th st NV. 3-story io-room brick; all
DEKBLE. Divis 60, ''o'
jaw 1919 = 81. NV.
Tor RENT-yERY Low-THE HANDSOME RESI-
roons besides large Pantri~s. baths. &c. Apply 10
HEIskELL McLEhAN. ZOOS + VI. jx.ta
Lon RENT-fuRNIsHED-
IA Lafayette squerp.
One Of the handsonest and best furnished resdences
IN the nnesf section VI WASHINGTON house large Will
every convenience -ood stable with accommodation
Tor SIX horses on OF lot viii he rented to strictly
private family only and for term of years preferred
For iull particulars apply TO
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
1azltN LEA s.. nv.
FOR RENT-l6y7 18TH ST., ROOMS: s.,s "a.
GEO w LlNkINs. 18th and X SITS. u. W. ta2otaw
ErOR RENT-FURNISHED-AN NEARLY NEW AND
very cominodious house Mass. ave. in the
north west part v. tine city hne southern and western
e1lusure; COaIflanding view Of the monument anu
Arlnston; excellent stable the premises Address
Box 70. senate Post ufiice. city. jal4-aw
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WOOD AND COAL

CoAL. CoxE Asp Woop.
We are not the most extensive dsalsrs in tho
District. but would Ike TO b. Buy of a..
g. W.NERRILL Z CO..
Cor. 9TH and X 80 n. v.
Tslsphons. oS7l2. jalO;Sm
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STABLES.
Stable in % boundedby
Conn ave, DE Sales
and NJ SITS. COS
OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS r st NV. first hocr
and basement .......SlJ0
Hos r 81. Sd and 4th
floors. 30 and 70
DWELLING ROOMS.
Suite of rooms, front and
back. at n e cor Mass
ave and 9TH st..........oS
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81 LID.
lle. Chaplin st. llr. eco
TIA 18th 81 NV. :r.
lnatl.-..: $3.50. 49, 10
l3tp4 Stoughton ST, Yr. 10
100 ii 81 NV, Sr As
1914 4 st NV, Or. 80
g.U o ST nv. or...........43
Sus 81 Il NV. sr..,.......Hp
1900 9TH st NV, store
and dwelling. IS
$50 18th II nv, 1r.....3
lGU1 Il 81 NV. store and
ware rooms. So
1873 Els. av NV. NJ .:Sss. 20
1874 .:s'th 81 NV. Sr......25
6e4 N ~ nv. NJ. 10
2lUl 9TH 81 INV, Pr. and
2lG. 9TH st. 2r and store. Is
80 lonleroyst NV. 5r. .l2
0Sp Pomeroy Of, u. ....E
SHED.
Va - iif lhoilas SirCie.
l1r ...........-.... S.SJ0
Nj 81 nr Thomas Circle.
lor ...--.-------......2 30
9l2 18th st NV, aUr. 10
Mass ave mr. 10Th 81,
E..............1to-O1
De Sales st mr. Conn av,
luT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.G
18th ST mr. y. l2r.......E5
2l3 L Cap 81. 16r. EsO
18th at mr. y s.. l5r.......-
10th 81 mr. l.. On ......... 80
18th st mr. y. Tor. As
eIamined by permit from
l.kb1 J. Of m -
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kOh KEN I-U MI RNl
l. l39 NJ st NV.
lor............... aus. %
- Lafayette ST NV. .s)r. go
1413 Mass ave. lsr and
1927 Il 5, NV. i5r. .i66 IS; s.
l32o NJ st NV, l.5r......1JO
lbs NJ ST NV. 15r. 80
IxS q 81. r. KS. SO
lith st extended, l5r. .l.so
l4ll Mass ave NV, l:Sr. lbs
lSS II 81 NV. l2r......ll5
iS!4 2lst 81 NV, lar. :. 100
1918 Conn ave. llr. ~. 81
l3l2Conn ave, lur 81. 30
1880 18th ST NV, 9r.,
store and dwelling. S3. ~
laU9 z st NV. 1lr SO. 80
:SOIl O ST nv. lf........1o
~ Z ST NV. LIT.
e&2 New York ave NV, .r. e.
FIRM
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.OR RENT.
. IWA~Za $3.50

= tnN
Conn ave and l st (sea-
son per mo. &btj6. 66
h nr Mcpherson 50. =. 800
Cor X and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPner-
son Square ......:S S. 33
X st bet 18th and 18th. 800
jefferson place and
18TH st. .215
18th st. overlooking
Conn ave, bet Nj and
\ SITS, with stable. go
H bet 18th and 18th. 30
n st bet Conn ave and
18th ST. .o 90
n bet 18th and 10th. ::5OS. :sS
18th st. cor l. st. 100
Mass ave bet 14tn and
lotn SIS. 100
18th bet | and X SITS. 100
Mass ave bet l3th and
10th SITS. .l66. 81
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. $50
10Th st bet | and X SITS. 100
lbet 18th and 18th. .ldpb. 01
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. THESE HOUSES
ONLY BY PERMITS FRI
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