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CHOICE cream mixed candies In 2, 4, aud fb
japanese lunch baskets. 25c ID Townsend,s. !.
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Fon Disoraered Liver try BnrcnAM,s Pills.
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EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2is suffer street.
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In spite OF repeated declarations That the
Treasury was empty. 1t has just taken sixty
Treasury employees two months 10 count The
money in Uncle Sans vaults at Washington.
The total amount of money counted was S6l4.-
511,5S2 80. of which SIZE. $50, 900 was 10 gold
aud silver, Tie remainder being paper money,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SWEDISH GIRL LATELY FROM THE E.SH
~ wishes TO do general housework Is a good COOS
Call Medan place, of Hilbert, bet STOCKTON an,
Dupont SITS. fsIS anu
A AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATInI
~ as cbambermaid in the country: referenco
Aa9ress venue, BOZ ~, this onice jylS 3ts
Young FRENCH GIRL is YEARS M n
L wishes situation to take care OF children. 49,
about Sl6. Address S27 Montgomery ave. iyls ~
nj IDDLE-AGED, AMERICAN WOMAN WoUTn
~ Ike work lodging house, working housekeenar
or take care children. Please call or addresa NJ
McCoNKEY, $50 Clara st. ivIs no
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK nv
~ the day, washing, ironing or cleaning Addres
1206la Larkin ST. 10 y or ,ess
ADY WISHES SEWING BY THE DAY AZ
street. W. Se ISL
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
7 OANS MADE AT PER CENT ON INSTALL
Il ment plan. ID. b. LIBBY, 62S Market st. iy 10 I'm
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" yonr old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN. Al Third ST., San
Francisco: / will send by return mail the cash; II
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK-
~ oSS kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds watches: low interest oc4tf
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WE Church. Mission ST., between Sixth and
Seyenth-Rev. W: w. Case. DID,, pastor. Preach
Ing tomorrow at IL A.. NJ. by Rev. j. n. Beard, D. d
of Napa. and z AS p. NJ. by Rev }. o. Peck d. d.
Missionary Secretary. Sunday-school at O'Clock
Young mems meeting at O'Clock. Young peoples
meeting at $3.50 o'clock Prayer meeting wednes-
day evening. Welcome to all these services. Pas
tors residence, 1914 Mission ST. If
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - GERMAN ABOUT PLACE, AND
~. wife $50, wife to cook: man to run separator,
- 90 TO "a day; 3 men for quicksilver furnace,
$75: laborer about mine, 81 as day; farm labor
ers SO. steady work; young man about place, s25:
ers. kitchen hands and Others at W. d. EVER a.
CO.'S, 6Zb CLAY st. 1t
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DIVIDEND NOTIC.S.
E Union Insurance Comnany = < n
49, Francisco. july Is. 1891. At a regular meet-
ing OF the BOARD OF Directors OF this COMPANY held
this day, dividend was declared, payable On and
after July 20. 1891. ~
jy1s 3t JAMES D. BAILEY, Secretary
~ Dividend Notice. "a or ,ha
f>O Mount Diablo Mining Company Rooms TX
and II. 31S Pine ST.. San Francisco, July 10 ael
AT meeting OF the Board of Directors OF the ahoy
named company. held this day, a dividend No is
OF 20 cents per share was declared PAYABLE Init
-. 1891. Transfer-books will close MOSDsv
July 10th. at ~ O'Clock NJ r. W. HEATH Sec II Ri
~ ividend Notice-Diyidend No ~
aSD (S2 per share) OF the Hakaiau Planiatio,
Co. Is now payable at the Office of the companv 3S5
Aiarket st. llyl6 81 T. II. SHELDON See
~ Dividend Notice-Omce of the O.
1~S It's Mining Company, Room g. No Ala No,
gomery ST., San Francisco, July l3, 1891 Al
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the ohoTo d
named company, held this day a Dividend mo ~
OF 70 cents per share declared PAYABLE Iri -
ed. Transfer book closes July goth at 4 o,ci.nIi
Pm. ljyl4 tdl L. NJ. HALL Secretary
EP Office of the Hibernia Sayipps -
@D Loan Society, NE MONTGOMERY al
Post sts San Franz cisco, June 70, 1891 Al a rer, u
lar meeting OF the Board of Directors OF this So
clety, held this day, a dividend has been ~
CARED at the rate OF four and one onartan
(414l per cent per annum on ali denos,1
Tor the six months ending June 30 1891 f,s
from all taxes and payable on and after In 1e
l. 1881. l1c30 30tl X. J. TOXIN, Serrefarvi y
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 500 MARKET
" st. lPneian Buiiding), positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DR. CHAS.W. DECKER II
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DR- REA. e23 MARKET, EXT TEETH SOC;
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 tt
c. 7 SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING sI;EXrG.
% painless. SOC. DIR. ca. PERRY. Mason M II
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NEW 2-sToRY FRAME sUITABLE FOR
" manufacturing warehouse; 222O Folsom ST..
bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth; rent $50 per
month. Apply MADISON & BURKE. 401 and 4U3
Montgomery st. iylS st
~ ANTED-LEASE CHEAP LOT FOR DWELL
w ing. Address ST. Fulton st. jy17 3t<
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QUITS FROM IS 80 Up; STYLISHLY DRAPED
y ll9 Stockton ST., doors from Geary. jell en-
UTTING, FITTING, MAKING OVER DRESSES
\ q specially. 5l6 Leavenworth ST. iel33m
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DENTIST CAN OBTAIN GOOD BOARD AND
u room in exchange for work. Address a. b..
Box 80, CALL Branch. jylS st
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90 6O FOR DOZEN CABINET PHOTO
JDA.DU graphs: one coored free: frstclass work
guaranteed. WILSON'S Gallery, ~ Kearny. ie24 tt
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Hfy59 Simpson Memorial Meth ,slist Epis-
9~S eopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts
Rev. Angelo Canol pastor.-Rev. J. o. Peck. ID. D..
OF New York Will preach tomorrow at II = NJ, and
the Rey J. y. Beard. ID. President of Napa Col
leSe. at AS P. NJ. SunuayschOol AT 1890 p. NJ
&. b. Perkins Superintendent. Epworth League
service at Jas NJ. The seats in this church are
free. Ushers in attendance The public warmly
welcomed to all the services lt@
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ASSESSMENT NoT.C4s.

A DFICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. G.
n HOWE& CO.. Attorneys-atlaw $50 Market
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~ First Methodist Episcopal Church,
ss~D Powell St, near Washington-M. ID. Buck
pastor; residence 1O14 Washington sc. Class ct
ings at 10 A NJ, l2:S0 and P. NJ. and Thursday
night. Bishop Charles ii. Fowler will preach at 4
A. NJ. The pastor, M ID. Buck, Will preach at :45
7. NJ. Bible-sehool- Including Anns Merrils class
at l2:SO p NJ. Young Peoples meeting at 8: 30
T. NJ. Public service Monday, Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday nights. fhPnix Band of Hope Fri
day night. Ice-cream social. for benefit OF womans
Home Missionary Society, Friday night at pastors
residence. lOl4 Washington st. The seats are free
Strangers invited 1t
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COMPETENT TEACHER TO GIVE INSTRUC-
- lions in all kinds of fancy work at the sewing
school OF the San Francisco Turn Schwestern Yer
Elm. Cali at San Francisco Turn veren Hall Mon
DAY or Friday afternoon from to D O'Clock. 1873
Turk st., upstairs. jyl3 It's
A PPRENTIGES AT DRESSMAKING: PAID
~ while learning. NINE. GREEN'S, 524 Geary z TT
DvICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS. G. w.
n HO 4 81 CO.. attorneys-at-law, $50 Market. IT
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and largest evening paper published on the coast;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a '"NihL -NcAitGo.
81 Bad Tenants Elected for 81. CoIlec-
lions made city or country. Paciac Collection
company, 02s California St. Room J. de22 IT
~ Whitening Rooms, 81 Up; Papering
- rooms, 30 up. 5l3 Third ST. je25 3m
" First-CIass German Midwife pleas
~ ant home for confinement 1908 Mission ! IN
IS Bad Tenants Elected for $40 and
CoFFEf 5 COLLECTION CO.. 619 Montgomery. II
~ Alameda Maternity ViiIa-Strictly
- private Mrs. DIR. FUNhE. l4l6 Eishth.5 tt
FyS A Matrimonial Newspaper. 523
IT, kearny ST., RIM 20, $. F.; ny matt loo ly3 BIN
4s Bosks bought and sold. King Bros.
- "Fonrth ST.. near Market mr27 II
ESP Ladies, If Irregular. See Mrs. Puetz
80 aud be content at once. 2O5 Fourth stl3 BINS
E95- Dr. Hall, 4s6 skearny st.-Diseases of
eso women specially: hours to4, 10 = my6 II
" Nh cor washington aud kearny SITS. nySst
~ Physicians Recommend Cr,s stall Hot
- sea 0alhs, 1901 OF Mason, North Beach ie22 II
81 Dr. W. X. g. samueis, Room 10, SC
e~S "demy OF Sciences. SI9 Market St.; diseases
ofwomen; hours-lO 10 3, evening to 4 my13 tt
RSs Certifcated Midwife and Ladies'
- nurse MRS HILL, SO Moss ST. ie2l 3mo
~ When President Harris on Left Ca j.
- torna be TOOK with him dozen OF DR.. WIZ
ley'S discovery. the Pure oil OF Herbs. Has saved
thousands from an untimey grave. Sold by all
druggists. jelI 3mo
ss Try Green's Guaranteed Cur, Only
vital restorative auu system regulator, posi-
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81; boxes, 50. For sale 1T KELLi'S. 1902 Eddy Try
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- Mrs. Davies, d26 Kearny st; Only
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~ ment: female Diseases monthly Irregularities
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herman midwife. graduate University Heidelberr
Baden, 1879, l21l12 Mission ST. my27 N
RT5@ DR.. Kicord's Restorative pills; Spe-
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Box of 50. 81 rs; OF 100, So of 300 IS So OF 400
So Preparatory Pills. 81 send for circular ieI yr
MES Blessing to Lrdtes-InstAnt Re
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23
THE ACCIDENT To THE GALENA.
A Court-Martisl Ordered to Try Lieutenant
Commander Bickneil.


Commander Bicknell.
Secretary Tracy has ordered oourt-martial
TO assemble at the New York navy yard April
- to try Lieut.. Commander BSckneu on a
charge of negligence in suffering two vessels
Of the navy to be stranded near Gay Head
light, Martha's Vineyard Island, Mass. on the
LIST ultimo." The detail for the board is:
Capt r. i. Bradford, Capt. A. +. Cooke, Com
mauder Merrill Miller, Commander E. T. Wood.
ward. Commander p. H. Cooper, Commander
A. 5. Crowninshield. Commander G. J. Barclay,
Lieut. Commander F. S. Houston, Lieut. Com
mander Louis Kingsley and Lieut.. S. c. Lemly,
Judge advocate.
The Galena was locked at Portsmouth, " H,
yesterday to enable the board OF survey to as
certain the extent Of her injuries.
This step was taken on the basis Of the views
Of the court of inquiry which examined the
facts connected with the stranding Of the
United States steamers Galena AMI Nina last
month, which has reported to the Navy De-
partment tina. Lieut. Commander Bicknell. who
was in command of the vessels, was respon-
slble for the disaster.
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A Runaway Marriage.

telegram received here announces the mar
riage of a runaway couple on the south-bound
Richmond and Danville train Tuesday night
The parties were Buck Caldwell. a native of
Petersburg. Va, and Miss Ella Maud Richard
son Of Bon Air. near Richmond The ceremony
was performed in the sleeper ut Pelham as the
train stopped for water. Young Caldwell is
about nineteen years Of age He was formerly
employed as a messenger in the telegraph de-
partment Of the Richmond and DanviIle rail-
road Office in this city. but for a year past has
beenia clerk in the office at Charlottesville
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Bill Against Proprietor woodbury-Mr. III
VI. Cake Asks for n Receiver.


NJ. Cake Asks for . Receiver.
Horace NJ Cake has, by Worthington & Head,
fled a bill in equity against E. F. Woodbury.
ct al for the foreclosure Of chattel mortgage,
the appointment of receiver, for an account
and an injunction to prevent the defendant,
Woodbury.. from carrying on business at the
Hotel La Normandie
The bill sets forth the erection Of the hotel
by Mr.. Washington Mclean in 1885, that COM
plainant leased the building for ten years from
january /. 1899, at $4,000 for the first year
and $4,000 for the remainder OF the term;
that he subsequently took Woodbury. into bust
ness with him and he sold his interest and as
signed the lease TO Woodbury., taking as the
consideration certain notes.
He charges that Woodbury. has failed to meet
one OF the notes and now alleges that false
representations were made to him as to the
terms OF the lease and has since evaded meet
lug with him. He denies that there were any
false representations made by him and prays
rs above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23
The Strange story of a German Woman.

Twelve years ago Robert Water was sentenced
to twelve years imprisonment in an interior
town in Germany. His wife, Bertha, then came
TO New York city and married Mr.. Behrends.
who conducted an express business. Two
months ago she expressed desire to visit Ger
many. The husband Acquie.ced and furnished
the necessary funds for the trip. She timed
her visit to arrive on the other side on the ex-
piratiou Of her frst husbands sentence. She
carried with her Mr.. Behrend's citizenship
papers, and this suggested something wrong
The latter has been keeping an eye on the
barge ofsee in New York and yesterday he saw
his wife and her hrst husband land, using the
papers for Identification. A scene followed.
he finally took the woman away. and the first
husband was held and viii be returned to Ger
@Any.
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w..hinrton's Old Coat Brought s1os.

The sale of the Washington relics was contin-
ned in Philadelphia yesterday. 1t consisted al
most entirely Of autograph letters, maps and
broadsides- A letter signed by Washington,
dated Mount Vernon, August IL. 1893, and adj
dressed to Robert E Lee, sold to W. Z.
benjamin for $40. A letter Of Patrick Henry
sold for $40 An Annapolis handful giving
the news Of the battle OF Lexington was sold
Tor eos. Washington's inaugural coat brought
slOo.
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Charge Against a Commission Merchant.

A requisiuon WAS received here today from
Gov. Fifer of Illinois for the rendition Of An
drew BANNER, charged with embezzlement. and
q warrant was issued, on which he was arrested
this morning by Mr.. Joyce of the marshars
Office The specific charge is that on Deem
Der last, in Christian county. ILL.,. he con-
yerted to his own Use I'll 600 Of A. Cazlett 4
Co., the proceeds from the sale Of corn.
Mr.. BANNER is well-known commission
merchant Of this city and he protests his inno-
cenee- He has retained Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb
for his defense and when produced before one
Of the justices he viii move his discharge.
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PROPOSE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- the office Of the supervising Architect. Treasury
r. on the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, fss foG al
p 9e a sSe and materials to na
yentsting apparatus tor the drsuRhtins room in the
ing at Washington. d. C.. in accordance with draw
ings and specisation copies Of which may be had
panied by certified check for 800. The department
will REJECT all bids received after the time herein stated
strictly with all requirements Of this invitation Pro-
marfed Proposal for sslsa anS
and Mechanical Neniatng Apparatus for the Drau1hf
an ONE nS sadrssss ,a Building
BROOKE. Supervising Architect. ap23-eo6t
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
b ssa PISSpEsf xl
pRss Of 6s l ls for w.hRs
this city and the civil service commission during the
msds cn s Tns WHICH, uS
en to III. JOIN
tary. ap2,eo3t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
Win n e Di un As SE ck
DAY. APRIL THIRTIETH; 1891. for furnishing fuel
@ fof TN ae
year ending June 30 isa PrepOsais must be- made
Iii: JOHN W. SoB 81 to
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING.
Be MAY RfRSf9sfs I'll
sa aps p
ar he ei aa yse es June 81
posals must be made on the Department forms. which,
ss &c s oH + t ~
Secretary ap24. 20 my4, 10. III
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
E NAY Fife fGP0 s H
ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ. for the Waste Paper Of this de.
ending June 30. 1882. Proposals must lie made on
the department forms. which with the necessary in
to & S
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STORES FOR THE
ro Westminster iSor Navy fSrdwApr Il
iSei viii be received at the BurssS Of FoHsi S
ana SsyS NAY Fifth
and p1bielS Opened immediatey thereafter, 70 fur
Consisting Of hemp rope white braid maeSin.ry sna
steel sSs G &C., %
conform navy standard and pass the usual naval
to The be Of
navy yard or to the bureau: The attention Of man
THINGS BENG equal decided By lot The dspartmen
reserve. the right TO valve defects or 70 reject
Eb%IS sJEwAkT. fsymssssT General .. s. Navy
R%RssfSsr 9SH NM MANTEEs FoE THE
ss: Mi +: 3D. =
sSs HFs
ina Spsasfs Navy
Iss a. is: %.:s :s.ns.sa :sa
r: uT.s yq sns tnas pay 0s New York q 2
decided BY lot The department reserves the rsnt 70
"a r y s ~ s:fTse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23

THx SALE OF FINE FURNITURE and other rich
End beautiful interior decorations at the sales
rooms Of Latimer 4 Sloan, 1909 G. street. this
morning. well attended. and the bidding
was spirited, but low, affording opportunities
10 secure rare bargains The sale will con-
tinue tomOrrow at IL Am. and 5 p.m.-Adct
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR sALL-A ROOM corTAeE Al BROOM
= land, with stable and other oufhou-e-. lot lOOx
- plenty OF .hAd. tr~-s. slio~~tb.r cnzy little
x.,ii,e 80 the Irtce hske~l, 49, EAsTEhDAl 4
MAlLLhl. ee+f 81, NV. r.cihc building. sIs2-ss
Eok SALE TWO HUNDRED SUBURBAN
lasres and fartns near WASHINGTON send stamp
map Of the country around Mashnston with l.Ess
lsi - l,Tolefty. JAMES D. CLkMENTs.
ApSscw 1921 Psi. nv. wasiinston. n. q
NOR sALE.yAI.rARLE IMPROVED AND IN
HEIGHTS.
The undersigned offer for sal. IN. desirable. Improved
real estate the nsislts - Crssrr.tCNf knS~n a.
the : Anthfcum or Dent fls,e - The Property ~iu
be s3id m Se.rnte PARIS. ss shown ~ plat, which
viii IL eNhilatsi ~ esther u the uni.rsisn.i One
II the paryels. bounded 10y Road IN IN. south
10y loV"r- lrnr' on the sasf. by Of-rrVaftry str-.
On the ws~f snd ltnthicum lao~ on the north CON-
tzins shout 2A.OsD suare let 4. i'm
bA sfaious and ~leshut mAnsi,n. with ali Inel.rn
conNruiences me conservatory. complete siall. and
- Atosrter the most sttractiNe hotue District
The dimensions and orsfiuns OF the oth.r p~rS>~,s
will alr-ar from the p!ats No 30. rattle mr.
CHASE could L. made d, PARTIES DESIRING either hous
investment.
Fun information terms and condition. u ..le
&c. VIII le checrfully furnise ~ the und-rss ned
WILLIAM A. oOkDON,
- - I'D ~ st n ".
JAMES n TAYLOR
dl3 18th ~ NV.
arSS-Nn As-igness
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PERSONAL.

EANNIE-.wEERE DID yoU PURCHASE rHI
Eisie-.swhy. Away. deal ct KENEAsTERs
CO =. up & a. v: md they charge less aud nj
me better thsh elseWhefe. ap.S-H
ELoRAzFURTHER CONGREGATIONS Fhon
you Will receive due consideration by doctor Al
name Ano soares oe lxe1- sp2t.fs
E-PLEAsE BE AT FIFTEENTH ST AND NV
II. York ave- a 4:l5, II convenient. this week VI
A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TRAyEIINe n
"A Europe VIII SAL In May with young lsdse< ana
would NE 20 take third For further inforns ,ion
..ply 70 l73l ST. NV. sp2i-as
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
~ and answer: bend 10 cent? 20
B. ". FLYNN. IN, Ivy Insfftu>s
apZl-lm. Southwest cor. ssh and 4 IA nv
pEhsoNAIs-sAyE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
cured on lot OF el00 value. Title Insurance.
een.e OF this city A 80 ncts subject 20 cal psvs
.ro,.o. THOMAS A hITcHELl.
A uTHoRlzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE XoE66T
n ul1Ams Co.. mmunicsfions prompfly -
ENDED 70 md sirietiy confidential ozAcl cpss 81
hosH M WILLIAMS. hanawsr. go e
Nov Is THI TlNE- w WILL PAY ..6f0
ied1sss 2 s Il ssryiG sH1,s q
Az.
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WoopsrpE

w ooDsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th o.
the east and slopng toward both. The drainage
cellent, water good and easily otainAble The subi
one the branch which fronts the pike. There
ten houses now on the subdiylsion and be
veyed. extends TO point opposite the southern end
tins subdivision and about thrss-q uar-
eastern BOUNDARY Il the National fsri and viii eop
stitute, when completed, the drive from
Lots Tor sale easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivlson Of similar sdyantases The 'Glen
shade nnest site on the place well adapted Tor sum.
boarding house. sale OF rent ON easy terms
shade Win tsSs MOI Of an: =. s II sd a'f s.
-. 400 terms TO suit.
f0f D''' and p'r'Y 4 F. . RREFSS e Owner
apll-3m 4S2 Louisiana n. ".
EoR sALE-AT TAKoMA SEVERAL WELL
located lots In sub Of the Grammar Place. this nd
aPs-i% kEbFoRD ' " -" Sffk i IS Son. zoos rs
L'oR sAI-E-REsIDING AT MT. PLEASANT, We
are very familiar with property IN that lecslity and
- kEDfokD v. WALKER = SON
EoR sALE-sUBURBAN RESIDENCE OF 10
spPlss and cherry tree. prime land; good wstsri
iss east s 81 SsS ises ss SoS road. =
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