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His Wife Got the Best Of Him.

1t looked like case Of the shoe on the
wrong foot when Judge Harper's attention was
called TO the case OF Antonio Chic. charged
with assaulting his wife this morning. The
husband was in the procession of prisoners.
and the condition of his face made him appear
as though he should have been in a hospital in
stead OF among a crowd of prisoners.
MS vile had caused him % appear in that
condition, but it was his own fault. a. he IA,
started the family disturbance.
his wlie proved master. or. rather, mistress
OF the situation, and Judge Harper concluded
that the punishment had already cit the crime
ana Antonio Was discharged on his own tecog-
niZance.
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Held for the Grand Jurr.

Harry Ellington was in this city several
years ago. and when arrested by Detective Car
ter he was given a dose Of justice in the form
OF a jail sentence. Later on he went TO Balt,-
more, where he again fell into the clutches OF
the law, and again he returned TO this CITY.
he secured board at the house OF Mrs. Cookscy
on street and about the time that he left .
number of articles, including a ,rstch sn5
chain. some clothing and $40 in money disal,-
pearcd.
Harry was arrested in Baltimore Yesterday
and brought here last evening by Detective
Carter.
Inc case was heard in the Police Court today
and Ellington was held Tor the grand Jury.
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PROPOSALS.

pkQPOsALS FOR UNITED STATES AND OTHER
l. Maps.-Deparrment OF the Interior. General Land
Office. WASHINGTON. u. e.. August T. ls.Jl-Sealed
proposals will be received at tins office until the SIX
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1891, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, for pno;o-litEoS raphing ana print.
Ing about Ii 900 copies ct TIE the United States
and territories prepared in the general land Office
Specifications as TO the character of the WORK. Sue of
maps. quality OF paper and number of copies required
may be procured AZ this Office. where SPECIMENS viii
be exhibited To bidders, who must satisfy as
to all requirements. Proposals must be made in (iI-
pcate and addressed to the commissioner OF the &c n
Tor United States and other mays" Bids will be re-
ceived for the whole number less than the Whole
curties will be required The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved. THOMAS H. CAKTER'
aul2-law Comn,issionar
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Hurial lssrrnfss

During ire tweuty-four hours ending nj nom
today burial permits were issued from u.
health Office for the following: White-Ann,.
Nelson, months, entero colitis. Wesley A.
Smith. 6 years. typhoid remittcnt fever: George
v smith, months, CASTRO enteritis. Mary
Saustruln, y months, entero colitis; John W.
liams, 2 years. diarrhoaa: Maggie DriscoIl
month; congestion of brain. Colorod-Id-
ward Lee, IS years, hepatic absccss: Ala
Smatiwood, 5 years. enteritis: Robert Dieys 90
years, yalyular disease Of heart
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HODSON SAYS IT Is SO,
And Adds That Roosevelt Did Not Know
the HALF

And Adds That Roosevelt Did Not Know
the Half
From the Baltimore American.
Col Thomas s. Hodson, chairman of the
republican state central committee, returned
from his home in Somerset county yesterday,
where lie had been for several days. Talking
of the report Of Civil Service Co mmissioner
Roosevelt he said:
''The facts alleged in the report are un-
doubtedly true. Indeed, the half is not told.
Nor has either political party anything to boast
Of as to its showing in the report. The demo-
cratic party is a state party, and we, unfortun-
ately, are a federal party. All the denominations
we commit in federal politics they do habitually
and invariably in state politics, and they
began to walk in the same way during
the Cleveland administration in federal
politics, too. The whole evil lies, not
in the personnel of the men, as the Rooseyelt
report shows, but in tho idea generally pre-
vailing that they who receive the offices ought
to deliver the primaries and the delegations
into the hands of the appointing power.
Therefore when appointed to office the first
care Of the appointee is to look around and see
how he can deliver his county, or his city, or
his state, its convention, resolutions and delegs-
tions into the hands OF the appointing power
and get the credit for so DOING SO a. to Justify
his retention or reappointment."
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Last Friday Mr.. Joseph Peter Poston. q car
pente-, who lived at No. I76o street, fell
from building where he was working and re-
ceived serious wound by striking a crowbar.
He died Monday from the effects Of his in
juries. Deceased was twenty-three years old
and has lived in this city nearly al his life.
having come here from Virginia when lac wac
but three years old.
His funeral took place today, the intcrmsuS
being in Rock Greek cemetery.
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PRESIDENT MAYNARp's ADDRESS.

Within the last few
years Washington has
come to be called the
"City of Conventions"
for the reason that a
great many important
organizations have
found it advantageous
and appropriate to hold
their meetings here. 1t
is very certain that none
Of these have n better
reason for assembling
here than has our asso-
ton, for in this place
the telegraph had its be-
ginning. This city is
n
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
M .oyant and astrolog,t the seventh daughter, born
with caui has wonderful healing power. Gives uames
and lucky dates Dont tai " tnisiady. Room 10
NlU 1t. n. W. auIS1;ts
MI: BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Il LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
tlenen. % cents each. Horrs: y a. N. to . D. m 20
ST bet LIST and North Capitol SITS. n. au4-lms
lJhOF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ciairvoyant. astroloSer and medium in
tins city Has wonderiui prophetic gift second
sight. Reveais hidden mysteries, RECEIVERS lost or
stolen property. brings separated together, causes
speedy marriages, gives in business removes
family trouDes EVIL influences Strangers from other
cities and all IN trouble VIII time and money by
coming to the right place at he where
others have Jailed ConyiRces most skepticaf and adj
yertises only what he can do. All business con1den-
tiai. Satisfaction guaranteed. SttinKs, 5lc Hours
0to9 Open Sundays. Residence 47V Il ST. between
4,e aud oth BIS. southwest. 1e21-49t'
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ESQ TO ATLANTIC CRY VIA RoYAL Blue
LlNE-s3. 50.-special fast express train, which
will leave B. and o. station st p. M. Saturday,
PM. allowing an opportunity for niQht of
undisturbed sleep. Return at pm. Sunday
or any Royal Blue Line train Nonday.-Adu,
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ATTORNEYS.
A Leading Colorado Mine on Fire.

u I1uuInS COIUfdlU 0ul06 On EfrO.
A leading mine in Colorado, in which St.
Louis and Chicago capitalists are Interested
and which il known as the Louisville, was
set ON fire by the explosion Of lamp
Monday night, and tho flames are still eating
their way through the shaft. The damage will
amount to about $50, 900. as the fire will render
the shaft useless and uecessitate tho eonstruc-
ton of Q new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

Tho hotels Of Portsmouth, England, are
thronged with people and tho harbor il full Of
yachts. A committee OF British officers met
and finally decided ON the program for the re-
ception Of the French visiting hset.
Upon information Of Charles Trummer, . de-
positor Of the suspended Citizens Bank Of Ne
vada, Mo, President VIM. Christian, Cashier o.
x. Caldwell and Director VI. II. Robinson vsrs
arrested yesterday.
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In the case Of John Hewlett agaile. auary A.
Eagan, deceased, in favor Of the complainant
an appeal has been taken to the Court in GEN.
eral Term.
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Died in a Tit.

Albert St Clair, a deaf and dumb coIored
man who has been employed about tho Center
Market for some time, fell in dc about 7sso
o'clock this morning near 18th street aud Ohio
avenue.
The first precinct patrol wagon was sont foe
and the sick man was taken 10 the Emergency
Hospital, bnt whom he arrived there DR. Atchi-
son found that he was dead.
LIS body was removed 10 the morgus and The
coroner notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

Cardinal Gibbons arrived at Milwaukee last
night to assist in comforting the paiIium ON
Archbishop Katzer Of the arch diocese Of Nil
wsukss Thursday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

'"The time has come" said Jenkins's wife,
"when woman may forsaks the light ephemeral
things of life, and take up the heavy subjects."
And her husband rejoined YEARLY, "Are you
going to bake bread again Maria?'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

kOk SALT .OEUNDREDS UBURBAN fLACES
a and farm Explanatory list and comprehensive
map OF country thirty miles around Washington sent
i is Aiso places tor rent JAMES Z. CLEMENTS.
l.zl 81. NV. aul9-lm
LoR sALE-NEW COTTAGE AND 10 ACRES of
land irut. &c. i nIlie from terminus OF Conn
investment BENJAMIN Gig 2s st. ana ' aulsi
EOR kENT.BEAUTIFUL BROOM DWELLING
at Hyattsvflle. IL. and o. u. Il. new and in perfect
cond,tion. Apply to I. Il. BROOKS. ZIG Eth St L. W
kUk SALE-AT WOODsIDE, NEW sIX-EOOW
L cottsge, with ranee, hot cold water bath Ia
troDe stable LOT two horses cellar and shade Price,
with two lots, 49, 600.
Also new seven-room cottage. with bath, range
Iatrooe. cellar ana shade. Terms TO suit.
Y24-}m b. r. LEIGHTON. 49, Ia. ave. NV
EOk SALE-Ar BIiANCHYILLE ON THE b. 4 o.
T. X several pretty new dwellings, q and s rooms.
with lot tOoxlU houses well built tine best bar
ty2O-ln I. L. bkOOks, t,6 Eth st. NV
EoR sALE-'NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTsr-
tLe most beautiful villa sites; two and one-half
miles from and III iu View OF the city of
10 ~ acres each only eI5U to $500 per acre; EASY
terns; dwellings erec ed Tor purchasers cost
l.. A. pHILiIPS Il SON,
L SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSPORTATION
Now is the time to buy. For full particulars tev,n.
and permit to Inspect call upon tue UNDETERMINED.
We also have other suburban houses from g. 500 and
UPWARD IN all parts OF the suburbs
we would be pleased to show these properties on sp-
pllcatlOn At our Office.
Se.O Corner 10th and G SITS.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
WANT A STREETS NAME CHANGED.

WANT A STREETS NAME cHANoED.
B. II. Warner q Co. as agents for the holders
of the majority of the property on Half street
have written to the Commissioners asking that
the name of the street be changed for some
other moro enphonious and dignifed. Capt
Rossell held that the Commissioners have no.
the authority to change the names Of streets in
the city and the matter has been referred to
the attorney for an opinion
ONE BUILDING PERMIT.
Only one building permit was issued today.
1t was to Thomas Manning for the erection OF a
brick dwelling, $50 Sd street southwest, at .
cost of 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Permission has been granted the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company to use the
trench eKcavated for water pipes on 18th street
between and streets. providing the corpo-
ration bears all expenses and agrees to build
parallel trench for the water main to be laid
on account of the cable road construction.
The superintendent Of street and alley clean
ing has filed report denying neglect of Marion
street, which was recently made the subject of
complaint by residents of the thoroaghfars.
Real Estate Matters.
". NJ. wager has purchased for sl7,500 of
James II. Meriwether sub IS, square 49,
1928 by 50.17 feet at the corner OF 10th and I
streets northwest.
John c. Louthan has purchased OF Mary
Frances Danenhower for $4,000 subs I5S and
l64, square 6z0-l06 by 1888 feet. corner of L
and North Capitol streets northwest.
w. c. Morrison has bought for sc. 600 OF r.
s. Kennedy Sub a. square 722. fronting Is feet
on Massachusetts avenue between LIST and I'd
streets northeast
Emily W. Hartman has bought of ID. u.
Thompson for st, 900 sub 49, square sos Nc ma
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The lawE conce-. arranged by the Columbia
Athletic Club for the entertainment OF he viz
itins oarsmea will be given tonight n ~
grounds adjoining the club house.
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EoR RENT

EOR RENT HOUSE ls4I @ ST. NV; sIX-
Son. .gr3 TN 81 NV aufq-et
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'Do you think that women see joker" asked
Willie Washington.
"Oh, yes, replied Miss Pepperton; "but it de-
ponds entirely on whose conversation they are
listening to-"
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DoNf miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton
Beach. Steamer Geo Leary ss-m--Adcl
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BOARDING.

LOE hkNl-ELEtsANI koUNS LAhCiE; FRONT:
= & sinaows; luiet strcst; new house. new furni-
lure all lnoSlern improvements tasxs back roous
80 per month; baths; board desired. Il Al n -
anlo - -
T'hE Auburn. PA. AVE AND ED ST II W
hieeaS iHrnsiieo rvolns aud board by aay, week or
month. fsSf
Nhk WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH 81. NV RATf:S nj
4 Per dAy week, cd; headquarters Tor saghtSeers:
esls.s home place. runs stasss daily 70 III points
- os~~ niyl1
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Complete census returns show the popu1Dr
ton Of the Hawaiian Islands 70 b 9s.O6o
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SHOOTING STARS,
The pastor his vacation takes
At mountain or at coast;
He knows the circuit mischief makes.
And goes where needed most

"This club life gets very monotonous," muir
INJURED the policeman.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

EOK KENT-BY EDw. 7
u FL lcfh e -. 6rs So
rs ! 81 ~. brs. 20 I
~. 18th - ne. Grs .........bi
Si4 Z . ne. DFs-.....-....1.b I
l5t5-ls " 10 18th st....24l
nu ~
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Oh Summer girl, so much is said
About your many grases,
It's strange you do not lose your head
Forgetting prudent PAGES.
But it is always to be seen;
You flee from Hymen's prison.
You keep your head and watch, serene.
The young man losing his'n.
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"What defeated your" said one lawyer to
another.
II have a suspicion that it was undue in
Auence at the polls
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Dick: II broke my bicycle yesterday"
Dolly: 'Tm SO glad to hear it. I'm sure i,
needed it, for when I saw you riding it last
Saturday, it struck me a. the widest bicycle
had ever seen.
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"Howdid you get SO wet" asked the orsman's
friend "Did you fall overboard2"
YES" was the reply, II got . tip on the
regatta"
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There is Ripper whose name ID Jack,
Detectives in alarm
Exciaim "why should we haunt his track?
He never did US harm"
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SLOWS the patient today" asked the doctor.
I'm afraid his mind is affected now so that
he never-will-recover," sobbed the sick man 3
wife.
"Has he been undergoing any great mental
strain?"
Il don't know, sir; but the symptoms COM
menced just utter he tried to read your pre-
scriptions."
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w oops1pE

w oops1pE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the eth st.
pike facing the railroad the west and the pike
the east and siopng toward both. The drainage
celent; water Sood and easily obtanYbie. The subdi-
vision eight miles from Washington and il the only
one On the branch which fronts the pike. There
thirteen houses tue subdivision and more are to
De built st once. The kock Greek National PARK
surveyed extends TO point Opl oslte the southern end
OF tins subdivision ana the west OF 1t abo,lt three
Quarters OF mlls Executive avenue extended forms
the eastern boundary o1 the National Para and Will
constitute. when completed. the nearest drive from
the city to the subdivision.
Lots Tor sale On easy terms and lower than in any
other suttti vision OF similar advantages.
FOR piats and particulars apply to
8. T. LEIGHTON.
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EEW ,rEMHEHs ELECTED.

The following new members were elected:
Thomas D. Lockwood, Boston; r J. McKeever,
Pittsburg; James D. Hoge. GAINESVILLE. Ohio;
W. N. Ash. G. L. Divsn, Jesse II. Sarvis, W. H.
Thurston, G. II. Hsaton, sr.. c. II. Hesson, IT,,
Of Warrington, D. c.; Ralph W. Pope, New
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YARNS! FARMS! FARMS! FARMSi HAVE
- number OF valuable farms Within 10 miles OF
washington ut prices that Will prove Investments
.y2O-lm L. K. BROOKS. GIG Eth st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

L'OR RENT
T 24IS Pa ave, 12r. fI5o2 eth s.. ar, mi s25. so
mi SEQ 2tss9 ST. hats, ~ e. 20
aul5-2w GRO. W. LINKtNs. 500 10Th St NV.
EoR RENT-TwO OF THOSE PRETTY LITTLE
Il houses POrtner place containing six rooms bath.
concrete cellar and all mod lps, rent, ~. 30
month WASH'N DANENHOWER.
aul3-6t Cor. 18th and q Sta.
L'OR RENT-2Os C St nv IL rooms; Ami. .s:,5
+lt II -. 9rOons m ~
SIG 9TH 81. n rooms; Ia ~
WATERS THOMPSON. Room ., Atlantic bldg
aul5-5t
LIOR RENT-27 GRANT PLACE; 9R......... $50. 90
Il l4.S Md ave. store and dweliing....--... % 70
OH I'd ST. n W. y rooms and hath; ., w
I'll lith ST.. for business purposes 1900
ID St z rooms
l1{a 10th St. n w. rooms 2lO
10 'e'n0n' ave wM IL SAL SDfiKis i 90. i''''
aul4-lw 1i07 st. NV.
EOR RENT-g5 NV; ll-RM. BRICK; EVERY
It convenience and in nice order; 500 l434 NV;
l2-rm. BRICK large parlors: all mod imps. $6J.
2i5 eth ne; S-rIn. brick. in nice condition;
$50 2O3 X st. NV. rooms: all mod. inIs
s., 80. 500 \ St NV; Jim br.. so Se3
slJ. Store and stab ,l04 I4th 81. and water.
40 Fiat ...0i 18th ST., ~. 30 To coiored
tenants: 2l2D l3,h NV; brcki water, &C.;
SlS- 80. AS ID T-rm. brick: hall: all mod.
inps- $50. 40 Sd hne Srn. brick; bath room
slo. Brick houses courts at $40 and IS Store
Sth and y n W cS2.Jo. Offices: Entire ID
floor 921 NV. only go.
sul+5t W. C. DUVA1L, 5So st.
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tOk kkNr-NEw HOUSES, WITH SIX ROOMS,
On Nyae 81 ne~r l@th aud II n I. r.nI Low to 10
sIA.is iAl-lAie-- L. A MCINTYRE.
saiSiW = n ~ OPP. Trinity Church
t.UE kESI-i5ia { sT. NV. II ROOMS; BATH
Ia .. scS . month.
- Nyli- "a. roonls. all ". g. alO Is month.
nssih,
ssis-ss TAos- .. AkxsIi Co. Lilo o ~.
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HID.
[ f1:l5 5;h 81 nv. Or SO. 80
iVeCorruran 81. or. A.
al y n ave sw. 81. II ~
~ lltb NJ sc, lOr ..-. 30
l3.S lIIOn u. 6r...l2-.tp
ilKf ORD. l.tSFs,.n.w.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Two HUNDRED FARMS AND SUBURBAN
l. homes. hun list and accurate map OF country
thirty miles around WASHINGTON given upon nppiIc.-
ton Also places for rent. JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
1871 L ST. n. auI9-Im
EIOR SALE-l5 ACRES OF FINE GARDEN LAND,
L with comfortable dwelling. Good Hope Hill.
about three quarters OF u from Anacostig; very
cheap at $1,000. I. K. BROOKS. GIG Eth ST. I1-Iw
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty219 acres OF land in Warrenton Va, improved
BY Groom dwelling, slaughter house. stable, hen
house, hog pen and meat house; fine orchard and
small fruits acres i'll splendid timothy grass This
Is good chance tor butcher; in town OF !, 0OU
habIt9nts Price, y 500. Apply to
auio-0t' JAMES Ii. GRANT, 1920 st. sw,
kOk oALE-SEN kltAL CHEAP FARMS
L tI0 acres * miles from city, ST. 70 per acre.
80 acres near Eowie Md. 4 ii per acre.
$50 acres near Herndon. Va, 80 per acre.
aui5-Ot' TYLER &RUIHEEFORD, 1907 st.
V'HkEE VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES; & ROOMS
each; pleasantly located and to station
in HyattsyIlis. MATTERS K THOMPSON,
aulo-ot Room s, Atlantic bldg.
L'OR SALE-A CHOICE, WELL-IMPROYED los
l. acre iarm, mile from Manassas, Va. new build
lnEs, churches and schOois pure water, good roads,
home. Price. So,UOu. Address Il. +. BRADFIELD.
MANASSAS, Va. aul0-l4t-
L'OK SALE ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
places on the lower Potomac. within six miles of
Point Lookout; hve acres oysters seeded; wharf
and freight house anu good buildings. For further
formation inquire CAPTAIN OF STEAMER SUE
he steamers Arrowsnitl and stop my wharf, or
j. THuS; MILLER. Ridge post office. St. Marys
county, Nd au7-2w
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L.Ol. RLNI-BY THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN.
LEA. Lsgats BROKER. Sls ! 81 n W.
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MONEY WANTED g. TOLOAN

EOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE \. W. CORNER
l. t50x10UD 1903 n st. Apply to OWNER prem
ises au3-1m
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EOE RIM ls-G 10Th ST. NV. ROOMS.
A y -hiNNFtt ter! d . n " anIiiIW.
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tSOE EENT-UNTURNIs
4 ~ ,~h NV. iUr $50
~ NsSh C.rrie. iOr- -
l.s,.i j - nv ~ and b. 80
@s-1i Y = nv. ~. 80
80 l. -tLW, lOr .-......JU
aul,S-siG- IYlEk RUTH
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IUL. JR., 4 Co, 1905 +.
fO9 4th 81 ne. tirs...,.-&-5
10 Nd ave. lsrs. go
l:tii-46 and 80 Nallach
-, OrS. -
BIO L Capt. 2ssrs .....l.32J
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L'OR kEST-.07 L ST. NV, LARGE THREE
story and back building brick dwelling CONTAINING
IL large rooms; cellar and all mod. iTups. srta lie
Tor penson attorneys oftce nrst-cla~s boarding
house, prlce $40 Der month For Ierlnit TO Inspect
call on NASH'S DANEN HOMER,
aul32w Cor. l.Stn and q sta.