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Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

And now it is given out that silver bullion is on another boom, prices going up rapidly. It seems the spectators are reaping rich har vent at Uncle Sans expense, since the Republican silver law went into effect
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

We observe that the press is rap idly reaching the conclusion that the Democratic party cannot shoulder the quarrcls of the Cleveland-lllll factionists in New York. A year ago the New York Tribune confessed Chat Cleveland lost that State in lSSS through a corrupt deal with Re publcans to elect Hill in return for giving the electoral vote of New York to Harrison. The New York Democrats must cease quarrcling or cease claiming the Democratic nom inees. - Arkansas Gazette.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Our New York friends who wish to hold the next Democratic Nation al Convention in the Bowery might as well accept the inevitable. It cannot be done. The Democratic party does not disdain the Bowery vote, but it draws the line at holding it's national convention under such New York influences. The convcu- tiOn will come West and be located right under the end of the Democrat ic rainbow Ex.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
CORRESPONDENCE,
Neighborhood News and General
 Topics from Our Special Scribes.

TNoTE.-Corrcspondc will pleas" write upon but one side of paper, and make proper hailg5 N'L3 nlain Communications should reach thiN oihce by Saturday or Monday-r Tuesday morning at latest Be brict-long articles often have to be cut down or left out, if paper is crowded, EDITOR.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

The Spcakership question is being agitated smartlf now. Mills and Crisp still in the lead, with Springer, of Illinois, a close third. Chances for latter are now bright.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

In Justice Court, Missouri township John Afford, Plaintiff Charles r. Morse Defendant.
 The dolcudaut, Charles r. Morse, h warned to appear in thi, court in thirty day, to nn-wcr the complaint of the plaintiff, John Afford
 Given under my hand thu. lith day of May, lSal. j. II. ARNOLD,
 Mayor oi Prescott and cN-otlicio j. r.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Switt's Specific is entirely a yegc. table medicine, which has ever cured blood poison, scrofula, blood humor. and kindred diseases. Send for our book on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC CoMrANY.
 Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Rheumatsm.-James Paxton, of Savannah Ga...ay- he had rheumati~m SO bad that he could not move from the bed or dress with out hcip. and that he tried many rrmedc, hui recieycd no relief until he began to u-e F. r. F. lPrickly ash Poke root and Potas,- uul and two bottles scstored him to heath
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
OPTIC. PIC YUNE BUILDING
 EAST FRONT STREET.
Rates for Advertising:

SUBSCRIPTION, 1.5o PER YEAR. Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices los per line each nscrilon-- 5c ger liuc to regular advertisers who run them all the time,
 E.4F~ All advertising payable monthly or quarterly, unless otherwise agreed on. Ad= dress all communications to
 THE PICAYUNE.
 Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Eastern Arkansas experienced a severe storm Friday houses unroof- ed, fences carried away and a con siderable area of timber laid waste.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
suy- BLACK. DRAuGHT tea cures Constipation

An kind of iced drinks, such as lemon, sarsaparilla, strawberry, and ginger sodas, lemonade, apple cider, grape cider, for sale at J. IT, Ker- shaw X Co.'S.
 Ii you are afflicted with any of the miscra- ble skin diseases. such as Itch, Ringworm Tcttcr, Eczema or other similar troubles, try Hunts Cure. It i, sure and speedy rcm- cdy and costs only 90 cents per box. For sale by ]. 0. Howell, Hugh Moncriet aud G. W. Terry,
 will cell the best of smooth pressed brick, as low as price asked for other brick. Will also do any and all kinds of brick work, on demand
 RoBT. $. O MEL.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

between thr bou'- for judicial sales, in front of the court buu-o in Prescott, Nevada coun- ty. Arkansas sell to the highest and best bidder the following described lands, to-wit. The ; NE ~"a. l2, the SI SWl See. ?. the NH NV See II, the WI NH Sec. II, all in township l., range T west, containing 2i0 acres, more or less. Said land. are sold to satisfy an execution in ny hands in favor of Dr. Josh Weaver against J. K. Wicker. Said land will be sold on credit of three months from date of sale, with ten per cent interest from date of sale until paid. Par tic, purchasing said hand will be required to This 22p3 day of June, 1891.
 ED HOOD. ShcriH
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Illinois has adopted the secret bal lot system, patterned after the Aus tralian plan. About twenty-eight States, so far, have adopted 1t.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

It is about time for the sun-strokc craze to strike the large Northern cities. We of the Sunny South are not troubled with such things.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

Free silver coinage is good De mocracy.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
IOIIN II. ARNOLD,
LAWYER

##.. #ni H.al E t3'e Hgaq
 pitrr lt Court Iluusr.l PRESCOTT, ARR.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
Sherif7s Sale.

Noueai- hereby given that in obedience to an execution is-ucd by the Clerk of the Ne yuda Circuit Court will OH
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25
Warning Order.

ITJ, IIVVVt s,hcriti Nevada County
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PENSION CHECKS PAID.
They Are Being Csshed by ths q. q rssasusu
Today.


The furry over the pension check difReulW
10 about subsidized today, - ever since s:ls this
morning the treasury has been cashing sll oe
Agent Wilson's drafts on the subtrsasury WITH
out any formalities- This vas ordsrsd b.
Treasurer Nebeker aftsr . eonsula.tioa
with Mr. Wilson. under . special arranesmsnS
whereby the treasurer viii hereafter coolest
the value of the checks paid from the sssissaus
treasurer at New York. The stream Of psn.
siouers was constant Ill day and great May
thousand dollars we're paid out By Tslisr
Gibson
IL is the opinion Of the treasurer Shss -
scheme that Mr.. Wilson hes triod 70 insuRu-
rate would be IN excellent one n % could b
perfected, but he thought hovevsr, thas ulsi-
mately the checks would have % b paid q -
treasury.
A shrewd local Anancisr said 10 erAn -
porter that the new plan would never wsEk. -
the banks cannot Be persuaded - e1bo
the checks indiscriminatsly d1ply See
the sake Of obtaining Nsv York en-
change. The trouble, hs eddsA -
In the fact that the banks 60 always eoenfn
stable and sufhcisnt sxchsngs froa ~ Heas-
ury at Is cents . thouSsnd-the rses q
expressags-which b . rock-boseoo seae
that nsver changes Under sueA e.sa.r
stances il ID not reasonable 70 expect n oon1D
10 bother with small ehsclu thas Day heve -
BE- accumulated for several dayA - - t1)1ky
and delay Of current businssA
Although the treasury has agrssd 20 pey -
checks In this emergency y Win mot Do - -
easrssr uslsw ths sysssn b ehanos4
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
It viii Not Ne Presented to Congress Useil
Tuesday.

IL VIII NOT ne presented TO Congress UUf0
Tuesday.
The President will not send his annual mes
sage to Congress until Tuesday noon. IL u
usual for the document 10 be presented on
Monday the first day Of the session, but o. the
House will be in the throes Of organization
all day it viii be impracticable to get the mes-
sage presented, and 30 it has been decided 10
withhold it until Tuesday. The Senate win
thus have little to do on Monday beyond co.,
vening and sdjourning.
STILL AT WORK on n.
The President is still at work on his message.
For the past three mornings he has not oc-
cupied his Office between the cabinet room
and that occupied by Mr.. HAlford, but he has
had q table-desk fixed mp in his bed room
where he has been writing until 12:30, whom he
has gone out into his ordinary quarters 10 re-
ceive callers. BY this means he has avoided
many interruptions, and has been able 10 put
several extra hours Of hard work on his nss-
sage. This morning Secretary Blame VS. -
only caller whom he saw.
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A BANK IN TRoUBIE.-Mr. Lacy. controller
OF the currency. yesterday received lotter
from the examiner in charge of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Wilmington, y. C., but declined
TO disclose its contents. he said. however,
that the bank would probably be placed IN the
hands of n receiver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

SECRETARY FosrER is slowly gaining strength
and was able TO walk across his room yesterday.
The President has called on him nearly every
day since he taken sick and in other ways
shows q deep interest in his case.
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R~DAINTY CHRISTMAS pooKs.

Besides our handsome line Of the
customary Christmas books. we have
novel and attractive assortments OF
smaller literature. Beautifully Do
signed and Colorsd Almanacs, sea-
soned with gems Of thought: Quaint
and Rich Christmas Cards and rare
assortment Of tasteiu editions Of
standard poems In booklet form II
you desire to present your friends
with choice and acceptable Christmas
literature in any form you ere sursto
and Just what you wish among
creme is evews Of holtday books
displayed upon our tsblsa
&c. PARKER,
o1o III =. ~.
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BoSDs REDEEMKD.-The amount OF AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday WAS s72 $50,
making the total redemptions TO date s22, ,0s4,-
200 and leaving outstanding s3.4l0OO0
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PERsoSAL--H. p. wyne Of New York, ". =.
spooner Of Boston, Hon. John J. oNeil OF st.
Louis and W. +. wallack of Montana
are at Wiliard's--Hon: Robert Klotz
of Mauch Chunk. Pa, NJ. AJohnston OF Easton,
Pa, 4. V. Homard of New York aud Hon.
o. NJ. KEN of Nebraska are at the Randall
Robert Halstead of New York. W. B. Fremons
OF Virginia, c. C. Scott OF Cleveland and c. A.
Griscom Of Philadelphia are at the Arling-
ton.-Mayor Stanton of Hoboken, Hon. +. s.
Coolidge Of Massachusetts, W. II. Rohner of
Altoona, Pa. Boise Penrose Of Philadelphia and
C.E. Hollister of New York are at the Riggs-
A. n. Leonard OF New Orleans, La, John E
Searles OF New York and J. i. Caller of Bos-
ton are at the Shoreham.-Wm. L. l. Bur-
bank and f. l. Coombs of California, j. T.
Richards Of Butte, Mont. Hon ID. ID.
Donovan Of Ohio and Surgeon General
O'Neal Of Ireland are at the Ebbitt-P D.
Bromley of Pontiac, Mich, Taliesen Evans Of
Utica and George q. Martin Of Brooklyn are az
the Fredonia.--Hon. Byron G. Stout Of Pom
tiac, Mich. DIR. {. ID. Stickney Of Huntington,
Mass, ID. II. jenkins OF Charlotte, NC, and W.
w. Taylor OF Pierre, 3. d., are at the Langham.--
B. W. Woodward of Boston, X. NJ snyder Of
Kansas City, ex-senator W. J. Sewell Of NeV
Jersey and Hon. Miles Ross of New Jersey are
at the Normandie.- John c. Houk Of
Knoxville. A NJ. Hopper of Los Angeles W. w.
Bixby of Boston aud j. w. Nyce Of Caldwell
Kan, are at the ST. James-Hon. Jo Abbott
and senator Chiffon of Texas. and Hons. b. r.
Grady and A. II. A. Williams of North Carolina
are at the Metropolltan.-Hon.J James H.
Bryan of North Carolina. NJ. L. Miller of Mount
Carmel Ill, and Otis ii. Russell Of Richmond
are at the National j. b. Clark
son of the republican national committee lsfu
the city TOR New York last evening.
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TIE CABINET MEETTNa.-Secretary Proctor
attended the meeting of the cabinet yesterday
for the last time and took official leave of his
associates. He will sever his connection with
the War Department this afternoon. IL 10 ex-
pected that the President will nominate his
successor early next week. All the members
OF the cabinet attended the meeting except
Secretary Foster. The session was somewhat
longer than usual and was devoted mainly 20
the consideration of matters that are 10 be
submitted TO Congress for action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
MOORE l. LEDING,
jewelers. and Siiversmiths,
1109 Pa. ave.

R@OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ the District of CoiumUia.-N ash yton, De-
cenIber =, 1eolOrdered: hat section IL article
III OF tine Police Regulations lie and the hereby
amended by adding thereto tie folOwng 'Dr vers of
street the District of Columbia before crossing
the tracks of railroad shall bring their
atuil stop and not start item again until directed
by the Conductor. who shall b. lied by personal
Observation that the tracks be crossed by the
with safety. ordered: hat the police regulations
and Tor the Dlstr1ct OF 20 uUla hereby amended by
inserting alter the word street" i'll line IS l.
article o the words or suburban paved board
sidewalk. to read follows: Section /. No per-
son shall drive or conduct sheep swine. beeves
other cattle in loose herd through any iIrove
street or on any suburban paved board sidewalk,
except hereinafter dies. .gnatei shall any such
driving or conducting lie done except between the
hours OF 10 oc!ock p m. and u O'Clock No herd
or drove oi beeses sIa consist of than fifteen,
nor SHAH any nerd iOliOw preceding herd at
interval than one square Of the city be in charge Of
less than two drovers J. W. DOUG LASS, J.W. RO-S.
WM. l. hOsskLL. Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia. d.3,3t,
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We HAVE MADE

' X 4lANE WI ADE
GREATPREPARATIoNs FOR THE HoL-
IDAYs NOW so NEAR AT HAND. OUR
BIG FIvE-sTORY BUILDING CONTAINS
EVERYTHING THAT is NEW AND DE-
sIEABLE IN BED ROOM AND PARLoR
FURNITURE. OUR CARPET FLOOR
Is REPLETE WITH THE LATEST AND
HANDsoMEsT WINTER CoLoRINGS
AND WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
THEM.
SPECIAL FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAU
TIFuI. LINE OF FANCY CORNER
CABISLIs. LADIES' WRITING DESKS,
BOOK CASES. FANCY ROCKERS NEATLY
UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH. RATTAN
ROCKERS. ROCKERS FINISHED IN
SIXTEENTH CENTURY STYLE, CHINA
CLOSETS. CHIFFIoNIERs. CENTER
TABLES AND THOUSAND OTHER
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
THE BEST THING ABOUT IT Is THE
FACT THAT WE WILL MAKE THE PAY
NENTs EASY ON ALL THESE THINGS.
CONE IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH
Us.
JOHN RIDDEN,
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FouRTH-CLAss PosTNAsTERs. - Fourt-class
postmastees have been appointed as follows:
Nirginia-W. ID. Reppetoe. Buffalo Gap; A. v.
STREET., 0pequon; +. o. Flaherty, Roaring Run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~wAsHINGTON. DC. DEC. 5, 1891.

0--5
The ladies' in charge of the winter Rainbow" re-
Gently held at Willard's Hail. des to return thanks
to the following named merchants for gene dona-
tons thereby contributing largely TO its success:
Messrs. Woodward u othrop, Strickland Dalton.
Ledding. Shuste-, S,neie.z. Calf Bros. jewelers.,
d. VIM; Oyster, Strauss, florist; Jas. La Fontaine.
Donovan Baum, Mrs. Nc Ca frey GoIdsch mid. John H.
Magrnder. Fussel K Co.. Mpic. .Demonet & Son,
Franklin Robinson L. Co. Edmo,lston. Palais Royal.
BeveridEes Beal,, Desio. n Burchcll. sinclai &
Co. Inslurg Bros. Boston Variety Store. julius
Innsbur:h. Small. flor ST. J. Maury Dove. Geo. + Har
vey Independent Ice Co, Jos H. Freeman. florist, for
Soussa and the members Of the Murinc Band. It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

CONVENIENT REcEIPrs TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, sSl0.i7l; customs. s42s, s,l55
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~L.O o. F.-MAGENENU ENCAMPMENT,
meet At aa s.h Il s.. snSn sd
anr as Ssl9eh to attend the funeral q
% p % t. s,r with us
Of Brishtwood r. % 4 Chapter. NS',IDh 10. ., vii
hs n. he'd n in Masonic Han. BriShtwood .. g.. sun
BisaHinssT: by order Of sSe II. II EwfHTfES.,I s.,
K~HEADQUARTERS DE MOLAY MOUNTED
foS hessSP o4SsIss fs
.er aer 'ss s S M s 6qsr
1t J. F. oNEIL. Capt. GenL
1ssCOTrIsH RITE-MITHRAs LODGE OF
o g M p &: the ss. %s.,s. q
meet st the Cathedral OF the rs ON
r. z & assf.s :hF M ssSs.f
" tue Ssc ROME osS HEa:s S q degree
ALEX. h HOLT aad degree. seeFetsrs. %Tetos "A''s
THIS n, St fsf 4 hi
BY %sre Ordsr N. OLIVE oSEIafr e.
6~ BRIGHTwOOD. D. C.. DEC 4. 1891.
Lode. No, - i; 4: 4 N. viii be held on sGSDHt.
S ne Sa nsna
s:''I nj m'srn'y T. sAfS y sfs sesf.fy OF ss
s.S,a.1 Webb Hayes Home will have charge 9, the
at Ssna meeting nfK,
YpTME QUARTERLY MEETINGS OF THE
s,ss;ss will, Toans S nan HSas and FSrsign Missionary So
TAuRspA2 bnris i6 Foreign. n ans 10 'as
report Of annual meeting at Kansas City Nrs j. Nc
B. Ellen Fos.s1 sgm' Msmsp: IF dsn
and all interested cordially invited 1t
KNSMYsTERIoUs CLUB.-EvERY MEMBER
o USl aae sS 70
It. a: D. TUCKER. Secretary.
E.~sPECIAL NOTICE
,Rs builders Exshanse imTfovement mel W Company % Of Of
b hs s. n BsaSsE
pKisk 'Se h. ffssHp e
R~ THE LATEsT WRINKLE CAN BE SEEN
d5!s W. IL kENEAsTER .s' co. 1i11 1 aGs st. new.
k1SAIIENTIoN Is REQUESTED 10 THE
bankers in the financial lunn. offering for sale
ths stock oi the schIllinger Curbng and Paving Co.
f@iiS ~ read the PARTICULARS therein MOODS
". bankers. l:2 st. NV. 1t
KxsSFTRXAiTIElRNAL COUNCIL. 5ie; NATIONAL
BEE %saPssa Sunsaa ns1s
meeting 1907 St. w. 7:50 m. DscainIer q and
get benefit Of charter cnbessip All invited dot 81"
X SNEED PAIR OF TkOUSEhSy
We mean that December shsll be n
great trousers month Tor Not that
we haven't had share of the trade
THIS fali. for We have We want to make
the last month OF ~ the RED letter.
month OF the Year So have placed
upon our tables unrivaled assort-
ment OF the very finest New ork pat
terms IN Trouserlnxs. IN all the latest and
noDblest' tones and colorings. From
these we will cut to your measure and
tailor In our usual unsurpassed fashion
pair of trousers for &S 50, 80 and
$l2. None OF them be had OF any
other hrst-class tailor for less than 81 to
81 more
Remember, the Black coat and vests to
order tor &:S1
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
- Expert in Trousers"
DO Cor. 9Th and @ NV.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wash
ineton. December 3 iSQl. Ordered; That paragraph
o o. ne y % a aof 10 shs .a =
follows "a The walls of every building in course of
wall Of building b more tan sisht fesf higher than
strqctufe. uness unde sfszl psrn5sson in writing.
nrst obtained rpm the inspsctor Of Dutidines dem:
JOHN w. bO6GLAhS. JOHN ~. RUses WI: I.
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ALHAMBRA FLATS

ESrHE AHAMsRA FLATS
Now offered at . low rental 10 careful. re-
liable tsnants. Located at 1914 and 1915
Pennsyivania ava Built ON the European
style (each fat shut of to itselD; each con-
tanning light. airy rooms. bath. kitchen.
store rooms and fresht elevator. with two
large lay windows facing the avenue They
are pronounced by architects among the
best arranged dwellings in the sity.
GEO. ". LINKINs, AGENT,
II 500 10TH ST. NV.
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NOTICE
- The copartIsrsip heretofore existing be-
tween j. ID. Free. jr and Geo. NJ. Myers. under the
hrin name of Geo Nj Myers Co. has been dissolved
by mutual consent this 81 day OF December 1891. All
debts due 10 and by said firm will be settled with the
undersigned. who will continue to conduct a general
real estate agency at 1411 st. NV
It, IEO NJ MYERS
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H&SsPECIAL NOTICE
JUST RECEIVED FROM NORWAY DIRECT,
A lot OF the most unique and original SILVER
JEWELRI, enanieed an fancy gilded. No dupli-
Gates in the entire assortment.
BRACLLErS. HAT PINS, BROOCHES.
Reasonable in price.
Also large lot of the celebrated TRANSPARENT
ENAMEL and FANCY ENANELED Coffee Spoons
sold sin2ly or by the dozen.
Call and See these goods before they all picked
ur. as We cannot get more this year.
Our show window is nightly illuminated for the dis
where
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KSThe uedth'r 10 likely to be fair and sliohttv
~ UdrmeT: southtosstsTlv totssds.
FREE OF CHARGE
Are you thinking about making some repairs
building an addition? Telephone 949 drop . pos
tai and Of ssmators will come right up Gree
Of charse) and tell you the exact cost.
Libbey. Bittinger 4 Miller.
d5 9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
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TIA SoRMASD1E.
Mr. H. NJ. Cake desires to inform the former
PATRONS Of this house that he has resumed the
propristorship The house will be thoroughly
renewed and refurnished, and the favorable
reputation acquired will be maintained BY
keeping strictly 6rst-class house.
II. n. CAKE.
d5-2t' Proprietor.
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e-DISIINCIIvELY ORIGINAL.
We aim to give the clothes bearing
the name ot 'Eeen" a style and air
distinctive J orig nal. to turn ont .b-
so,utely the finest tailor-nade gar
meh; that human sLill can produce.
If you searching for Garments
which can be with pride and
pleasure ana \ consciousness of be-
i'm, being better dressed than your
neighbor We eau accommodate you.
Only few lest OF tie $50 suitipgs
which We are making up Tor $50.
KEN,
Leading Gus ON Tailor,
se2G-3m Ala 9th st. NV.
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R~NCoME-PAYING PROPERTIES FOR
~ SALE.
"A good business property we'll located on
Est. under rental of 81, 500 per annum.
One Of the best corner properties on G st.;
generous frontage: substantial buiIdinR:
rented tor ~. go per snnum.
Store and fats on l4th st. modern build.
Ing; under lease for 81. $40 per annum.
Desirable property on II st. near 18th: 3Ox
10 feet to 3O-foot alley; pays &1,006 per 4.
JOHN B. WIGHT.
90 140Sh st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CHANCE To SECURE A BUSINESS LOT OR
CASH PRIZE.
1st Prize. a 1900 Business Lot in West End
Park. Rockviile. Md.
I'd Prize, $50 in CASH.
Five Prizes of 50 each in CASH
Twenty tve Prizes OF 3 each in Cash.
Total value Of Prizes, $500.
The above prizes offered 20 the persons who shall
send the most words formed from the letters
contained in WEST END PARK, ROCK
V1LLE." The successful competitors will be
decided upon and the Prizes awarded by
committee of seven weli-known Washington
For the Rules governing this Word Build
Ing Contest send to
HENRY n. COPP.
Once Of West End Park, 706 Sth W., Washington,
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RSDEAR SIR:
- We have unsurpassed fac titles for making
to measure MEMS Shirts OF any style-witn or
without collars and cuffs. Ii you contemp ating
placing your order. is the best time, as SHIRT
worn through the winter is peasanter wear during
the warm weather. We will take your order execute
II promptly and vouch for perfect fit and entire
isiaction Let make sample Shirt subject to YOU
approval.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
oc7-3m 10th, 11th and SITS. n W.
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E<INsPEcr
ihOsE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES WEST SIDE
9TH ST. NE. BETWEEN AND SITS. 6
ROOMS. HANDSOMELY PAPERED; COMPLETE
HOUSES, READY TO OCCUPY.
s4.2JO FOR ONE; EASY TERMS
SWORMSTEDr BRADLEY.
d3-3t 927 ST. NV.
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