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A WAsnrsoros LADY CURED.
RINGING STATEMENT FROM A PRoM1
MINT LADY OF THIS CITY WHO Hal
SPENT MUCH MONEY WITH THE BEST
PHYSICIANS WITHOUT AVAIL, But WAS
CURED AT THE MACKENZIE MEDICAL IN

My trouble began ten years ago. and I have
suffered great deal and in various ways. Ny appe-
little. and then only from exhaustion il often being
O'Clock in the morning before sleep, and zen
was disturbed by unpleasant dreams. ! aad head
nations. and always felt IL something terrible
going to happen 1 was weak. had no energy, was
very nervous and everything startled me. Ny hea..
ing was impaired had hot and cold flashes me
had nRlit swests; oppressed after eating had a
sense of pressure about my heart and often walls ed
ertion and had frequent smothering spells The
are me Of the symptoms from which suffered, hut
DR.. Newlin at the Mackenzie Medical Institute
which consider remarkable. as have been treated
by the best Of physicians. who failed to me.
prominent lady Of this city who has deiicacy Of hsv
INK her name in print.
detailed statement signed BY her is on file at thi,
office and can be by those desiring treatment
can verify the statement by calling on her.
ANOTHER LADY OF THIS CITY MAKES CRATE
EUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RELIEF OBJ.
IL TAI TEE At The HANPS OF pr NEMLiN
READ WHAT SHE SAYS:
II have been afflicted for years with various
chronic troubles and have been treated by
in the leading medical college of Pbiladelphis
treated me-one for six months. one for eight
eight months each by two leading physicians here
and FOR over two years by another prominent ply
stefan here. all Of no avail although they burned me
used the various appliances known to medical science.
l suffered from insomnia nervousness. pains in the
back arms. shoulders face limbs had had
almost every organ in nv tody affected / had
despared OF getting relief until called on d. New
treatment In Ave weeks than from ali those high
priced specialists in seven years
The statement above is made by lady we'll known
from publication.
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DATE SET FOR POLICY CASES.
Lawyer Closs Wants to Bet 0e to 5 Cents
That One VIII BE Acquitted.


This morning In the Police Court Lawyer
Gloss, who is counsel for the alleged policy
hackers, appear ID and asked that the court st
a day for trial In this case are Messrs Hor-
bach, King and Baldwin, white, and Bowie and
johnson, colored. They are charged with con-
Quoting a policy shop on New York avenue,
where Deputy Marshal Joyce made raid. Mr..
Mullowney appeared for the government, and,
after discussion Of the case, the court set the
hearing for next Thursday.
Mr. Gloss then complained that Moses John
son. who was under $500 bail. had been rear
rested and locked up because the government
wanted his bail increased to $1,000. He char
acterized the action of the government as an
outrage and charged that the action Of the
government was only done because OF
desire to keep the man in Jail. He said tina,
there was no proof against him except that of a
pc -jured thief, and he was willing to bet 81 to
scents that johnson could not be convicted.
Counsel asked that bail be fixed at $500, SAYING
he could furnish that amount and he would
guarantee that johnson would be in court for
trial.
Judge Miller said that he would fix the bail
at : 200. the same as fixed in the case Of Hor-
bach aad others. Judge Jere Wilson, who APP
peared in the case of Howard Schneider, will
appear in the policy cases with Mr.. Closs-
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James Powell, a young colored man, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning for
carrying pistol and he plead guilty. Police
man Hanley was the only witness in the case
He saw Powell in saloon with the pistol
Powell had been drinking and when he came ou
of the saloon the officer arrested him and tool
the loaded pistol from him. His statement wal
that he was employed at the herdic stables ant
some time ago he was q witness in a case agains
a man charged with assault to kill and he wal
carrying the pistol because his life was threat
ened in that case
The prisoner made no explanation to thu
court and he was sentenced to four months il
Jail
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Prescription is the surest and speediest rem
edy. You can depend upon that-but II your
case is obstinate, give it reasonable time
It's an invigorating, restorative tonic, Q
soothing and strengthening nervine, and q
positive specific for female weaknesses and
ailments All functional disturbances, pain
full irregularities and arrangements ere cor
rected and cured by it. All unnatural dis
charges, bearing down sensations, weak back,
accompanied with faint spells and kindred
symptoms, are corrected In every case for
which it's recommended, "Favorite Prescrir-
tion," is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
the money is refunded. No other medicine
for women is sold on such terms. That
proves that nothing else offered by the dealer
caa be - Just as good"
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ANACOSTIA.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
The Anacostia Citizens Association held
meeting at the station house last night Messrs.
r. y. Buckley. A. b. Frisbie and Geo. H. Arm
strong were elected members Of the executive
committee. Mr.. Buckley, from the special
committee on postal delivery, reported gloomy
prospects In that direction. Mr.. Minnix, from
the special committee on sewers. reported that
the Engineer Commissioner had smiled upon
the schemes of the association. On motion Of
Mr.. James L. Arnold, the Commissioners will
be asked TO make the Temple and Navy avenue
sewers available. Standing committees for the
ensuing term will be announced by President
King a; the next meeting.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Miss Maggie Cross and Miss Eta Sutton were
the instigators Last evening Of . surprise to Miss
Fannie Randall Of Jefferson street. The guests
Misses Nellie Soper Gertrude Leonard
Clara Rollins. Kate Carter, Blanche Griffith,
Bessie Rothvell, Cora Sears, Minnie Rothwell
and Masters John Robertson, Joe Mundell,
Julius Tolson. Harry Tolson, Alfred King, Gift
ford Smith, John Madigan and Harry Sears.
MOTIFS.
Miss Florence Garden Of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Florence Sweetman,
has returned.
The prayer meeting Of the Second Baptist
Church was held last night at the residence Of
Miss Mollie Pyles.
station Clerk J. W. Middleton left today for
Bowie and Springfield, Md, on his annual
leave.
Officer Pierce reported for duty at the SUBJ
| station yesterday.
Spanish and American flags will be unfurled
at IT. Teresa's rectory on Sunday morning.
| The preparatory work has been performed by
Mr.. John =. Reagan. The colors win be car
ried in the Columbus parade by Mr.. Thomas E.
Reardon.
The finance COMMITTEES OF the Anacostia
Building Association held . session last night
for the inspection of the books Of the assistant
| secretary. The examination viii be continued
one night next week
/ The suit Of DR.. James A. Watson against
Spencer vass has been set by Justice Armstrong
for Monday at Am
Mrs. Torrey. wife Of Dr.. Torrey, II In Boston.
Mrs. Priscilla Bell of Prince Georges county
IL visiting Mrs. Cooper of Warrington
Mrs. Robert Cox Il visiting Mrs. Bratks Of
i Giesboro'.
Mr.. Samuel Anderson has recovered
Mrs. England Of Jefferson street u . guest
ct the Talbot Place, Oxon Hill, Nd
Mrs. Waters Of Richmond u Waiting her
parents. Mr. end Mra Il. @. Ksnnsr Of Fill-
/ more street
Miss Nellie LAnnigan Of fillmore street h
! with friends in 6sorSstoyA
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PON-ZO-NI-NA.

THE Queen Of Complexion Beautiiers," .
lotion Of undoubted purity and medicinal vir-
tue, recommended and Endorsed by leading
physicians Of Baltimore for its successful treat
ment Of local skin troubles-promptiyr emoy.
ing pimples, blackheads, &c. Gentlemen win
md II splendid after shaving. "Pon-xo-nt-na
French chemista For sale ct Merts's, Lans-
bursh's, Boston Variety Store and al toilet
departments.
THE PoN-zo-NI-NA CO., baltimore
ooo, 1b,22,2o
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SIS A MosrH.
MACKENZIE MEDICAL. INSTITUTE.
Permanently located at 1874 @ u. n v,
CAnHARr & Lr1Dr.

Fall Opening Of Ladies' and Children's Muslin
Underwear.
Weinvite your inspection.
Fall and w,nter-weight Merino and Wool Under
wear.
Fail and wipter-weight Hosiery. in cotton msrino,
cashmere and wool We make . speciality Of Hosiery
for Infants in Socks \ length Extra long length
and Long Hose. sizes toe.
Kid Gloves.
Genuine Foster Hook ct e. 81. IS and IL Is pair.
Genuine Pisskin Mosqustsirs ct &c. pair.
Undresscd Mosqustairs At q and q IS
Jouvine- Dressed MosQuetairs 1t q. 75 paxr.
The new Turnover Collar and cuns for LAdiss.
Ladies' and childrsns cioshA nvin PAY you 10
sxsnins thsm-
oAazAxr : IszpE
80 sss,A =. - sos "a |. =
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Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it il pleas.
ant and refreshing TO the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho
system efectuslly, dispels colds
headaches and levers. and cures hab-
itusl constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable 10 the stomach, prompt
In its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stanccs.its many excellent qualities
commend II to all and have made
u the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in 5Oc. and
VI bottles by all leading druggists
Any reliable druggist who may not
have IL ON hand will procure IL
promptly tor any one who wishes to
VA DO not accept amy substitute
CALIFORNIA Fi6 syrup ca
saw FRANCISCO. cat.
toosyRLE. a. sEs rosG o..
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Epworfh I.encue Officers.

McKendree Chapter, Epworth League, last
evening elected its new officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President, r. V. Belt (re-elec-
tion); vice presidents-Department Christian
work, Henry G. Hutson (re-election); mercy
and help, Miss Belle Osborne; literary, Henry
Greenwood; entertainment, Charles Chase; Sec
rotary, Miss Lille NJ. Souders (re-election)
treasurer, Miss Sarah Meredith (re-election).
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Business Teachers Mt the Columbian Expo
sition.

sition.
The central committee Of fifteen TO provide
the business training exhibit at the Columbian
exposition will assemble at the Metropolitan
business College in Chicago Friday morning,
Octobsr 81. The committee consists of fifteen
presidents of business colleges in different
cities. For Washington. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer;
New York, S. S. Packard; New Orleans, Col.
Geo. Soule; Milwaukee, r. c. Spencer; Cleve-
land, II. 7. LOOMS; Poughkeepsie. c. c.
Gaines; Rochester, L. L. Williams; Baltimore,
W. H. Sadler; Minneapolis, G. @. Curtis; Jack
sonville, H., G.. w. Brown; Ontario, Canada,
r. E. Gallagher; DAYTON, Ohio, A. d. Wilt;
Chicago, o. NJ: Powers and II. W. Bryant; Des
Moines, ]. NJ. Mehan.
Mrs. Spencer will take the Columbian train
for Chicago Wednesday afternoon.
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The Reunion Committees

The reunion committee of the cavalry corps,
army Of The Potomac, OF which Gen. f. W.
Whitaker is chairman, will convene at 1925 F
street northwest this evening at $50 for the
purpose OF winding up its affairs and to effect a
permanent organization of this corps.
Tho reunion committee OF the third corps
will meet ct the Ebbitt House this evening
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GEORGETOWN.
ARRINAI. OE RnAHQ

ARRIVAL OF BOATS.
Since last Saturday the following laden boats
have en- tered town: F. o. Beckett, No. 1856, j.
p. He wett, ]. II. Mertens, Ambrose, H. Clancy,
No. 1875, Cuba. 1871, 1877. II. Hanecamp, ". w.
Lewis. DR.. Knott, Consolidation No. 8, Burk
Spencer, A. 8. Miller, Consolidation No. 2. r,
P. Mason, Judge Cox, ]. X. Carver, G.. s.
French, A. II. Brodt, Little Walter, Consolida-
ton Nol2, H. II. Keedy, Little Rob, Isabella f.
Flanagan, Consolidation No. II, c. r. White,
jr., W. T. Coulehsn. Three Brothers, No. 1ls,
G. A. NcIhany. Consolidation No. 5, No. I26,
J. II. Milstead, Maryland. Consolidation No. g.
No. la. Four Brothers, Consolidation No. 6,
Consolidation No. 1S1, No. 10l, No. 100. Win.
ter, Consolidation No. Is, L. V. Baughman
No. liz and j. Bryan. Oats and barley, salt
lumber and guAno were carried back.
AN ENTERTAINMENT.
On Tuesday, October Is, an entertainment Of
considerable merit will be given at Ebeneze,
A. NJ. E. Church for the benefit Of that church
Among the features Of the occasion will be q
concert by fifteen little negro orphans. ranging
from six to thirteen years Of age. all Of whom
are said to poseess much muAical talent
A DANoKRNUs SPOT.
Oak and Corcoran alleys, lying between N
and n and 31st and SOD streets, have apparently
not been swept for months, and the filth that
has accumulated now offers tempting spot Il
the most dangerous of diseases.
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F.; 4 !. 4 S$s$T = &C :,
: Il 4 Ss 90 sass

SEVERAL Kier>nt New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos
bstrtns>. fui iron frame. rosewood and fancy wood
s>s->. such .. Oas. mahogany. nc. which nov
s~ilinz al 500. made By several prominent makers
Tbs positively the nrst this offer has ever been
n.i~ Long uu. E-sant silk plush stool and cover
Via. .s<A ps~na fally guaranteed fog ysarA
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THE COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION.
Grand Marshal Hannah Issues Orders for
the Parade.

FORMATION OF THE PROCESSION OF CATHOLIC
soCrETTKs-rHE LINE OF MARCH AND OTHER
ARRANGEMENTS PREPARATIONS BY THE
YOUNG MKN's CLUB OF aoNzAoA.
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The following officers of the Mary Washing
ton Chapter, Daughters of tho American Rev
olntion, have been elected: Regent Mrs. Eliza
beth Blair Lee; vice regent. Miss Virginia
Miller; treasurer. Mrs. d. S. Lamb; recording
secretary, Miss Janet E. II. Richards. and cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Marguerite Dickens
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PROPOSALS.

TREAsURY PREPAYMENT. OFFICE SUPER
1892 Sealed proposals will be received q this ohcs
until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER 1892 and opened Immediately
thereafter. for all the labor and required
concrete and stone footings &C., for the u. g. post
Office building at Washington. d. c.. in accordance
with the drawings and specification copies Of which
may be had application at this Office or the once q
the superintendent on the building site Zach bid
must be accompanied by certified check for a sum
po.sl The right reserved to reject sny Al BIDS
and to waive defect infornality In any bid IL
be deemed in the interest Of the government 70 do
Proposals received after the stated will he
turned TO the bidder. Proposals must be nclosed In
enyelopes sealed and married Proposal for q ncre.e
ing at Washington. ID. G.. and addressed 70 W, y.
EDBRooKE. supervising Architect ocA-eoot
n Washington. b. C., October u. 1872,
Proposals viii be received by the UNDERSIGNED until
TMEdyE O'CLOCK NOON on MoNbAf. DC.
go feet Of asphalt concrete pavement on the
grounds Of the Howard University.
pose to lay and iurnfsh detaiis.
The right TO reject AZ bids IL reserved
For further informs ton cali on address
J. b. JOHNSON. Treasure-.
Once hours: o TO 10 am. oci4-4t
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Republican Meeting ut Kensinston.
A republican meeting viii be held this
evening at Kensington which win be addressed
by Hon. Geo. L. Wellington, the candidate for
Congress, and other speakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

REV. J. J. Nun, pastor Of z Street Baptist
Church, who has been absent from the city for
several weeks on accounted his health. returned
home Thursday evening much improved.
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Stick 70 a.
Sometimes You

OULkiCllkue YOU
may have TO wait
The troubles that
have Been years
in gathering can't
always be cleared
away in q day.
For all the dis
eases and dis
orders peculiar to
womanhood, DR..
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COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION PARADE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Is, 1892.

HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL,
COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION PARADE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Is, 1892.
General Orders No. 1.
/. The parade to be held on the night Of thu
21st ultimo will be organized as follows:
Third Artillery Band, Emmett Guard ant
Gonzaga Cadets. First division-Holv Trinit,
Church, St. Stephens Church, st. Matthew
| Church, st. Augustines Church, st. Ann.
Church. Second division-St Marys Church
st. Patrick's Church, Immaculate Conception
st. Psul's Church. Third division-St. Domi-
MICS Church, st. Mary's, Alexandria. Fourth
division-St. Aloysius' Church, Holy Name
Church, st. Jerome's Church. Fifth division
st. Peters Church, st. Joseph's Church, st.
Teresa's Church. St Benedicts Church.
2. The following appointments as division
marshals are hereby announced:
j. Hughs first division; John II. Rupert,
second division; Murphy, third division; ID.
Connell, fourth division. and P. Maloney, fifth
division.
8. Each division marshal will appoint six
aids as his staff Grand mars hal and aids, also
division marshals and aids will wear silk hats.
white gloves and dark clothes, will be mounted
and have dark saddle cloths.
The mounted organizations, excepting those
otherwise provided for, will dark suits.
dark hats and have horses decorated with small
American flags or have tri-colored plumes.
Parish marshals will not be mounted.
4. The formation for parade will be in column
of fours. with oneyard interval between files
and three yards interval between tours.
8. Foreign flags carried in the parade must be
accompanied by the American flag.
6. The parade will be formed at 7:30 p. m.
sharp, as follows:
The grand marshal and aids on north side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, right resting at I'd street
northwest.
The Emmett Guard and Gonzaga Cadets on I'd
street northwest, right resting at Pennsylvania
avenue.
The first division at I'd street northwest, right
resting at B street and extending along I'd street
and Indiana avenue between LIST and I'd streets.
The second division on south side of Indiana
avenue, with right resting at I'd street north
west.
The third division on Sd street (south of
Pennsylvania avenue), with right resting at
Pennsylvania avenue
The fourth division on Sd street (north Of
Pennsylvania svenue), with right resting u.
Pennsylvania avenue.
The fifth division on AZ street (north Of
Pennsylvania avenue) with right resting at
Pennsylvania avenue.
7. Division marshals will report to the grand
marshal with their respective divisions ut the
places assigned them not later than Gas clock
pm.
8. Parish marshals will appoint two trans
phrenoy bearers from their respective parishes.
3. The parade will move promptly at 1870
O'Clock p. m, and those anticipating partcipa-
ton in said parade will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. BY order
(Signed) EDWARD J. HANNAH,
Grand Marshal.
~, II. Il. n l.
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had been aiing for several years. but didn't know
just what the trouble was. My nose was unusually
dry and required considerable force to remove the
secretons which would form in it. my throat felt very
dry. especially at night. and in the morning would
cough excessively until would bring up thick yello
or greenfsh phlegm. which would give me temporary
relief. OF course my throat was dry dur
ing the day. and occasionally coughed. but
the morning when I had the worst time. This
said before had been of several years standing Two
or three years age it was comparatively mild. but
kept gradually increasing in severity until got some
what worried about it. Through the dstions
of my friends induced visit Office of Dr. c.
NJ. Jordan. and am very thankful that went there
I can say now that I quite Q well man,
the cough has markedly shatsd-my throat decidedly
better-and my nose trouble of no moment. The doc
tor has certainly achieved a great deal in my case
and would advise all sufferers from like troubles to
do - did-consult DR.. Jordan-for consider him
the fne st specialist in the city.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN


M in s II ! i fsSg II f ffa S SEsf
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
II. O. HoLTzMAN.
ocl5-6t Cor. 10th and sts. n. "
WE HAVE AT HAND 5000 TO LOAN, AT Q
ocl5-3t lslS st. Nv.
S5OO.OOO.TI ~ k9sN on o., aE ,,, EsT.TS
amounts and for time 10 suit ash. large business
plants bought for cash Address Lock Boa ala. C,ty
re- sSns ne FOR IHahH f xd rs NIL
security. Address SECURITY. star ofEce. ocl4-3.
WANTED-FoR cLIENT-A LOAN OF 81. 800
10th St rst mo tTaSe 9eoa ss@nrty west Oh
oel4-st DAVID D. STONE. soi-sHe st. NV
WANTED-FoR A CIIEST-A LOAN OF 5000
Wanted-Al loan OF s3. 600 on a new house on r st,
oci4-s. DAVID D. STONE. so4 sosFst NV
WANTED 81 900 AT 8 PER CENT on FIRST
w class properly in the town Of Falls church Va
WE HAVE MONEY To LOAN AT PER CENT
w on approved real estate security in any sum de
sPrsations s%oRGsf2pT en BRA6IRY. oa a y
ocll-1m
WE HAZE MONEY TO loan At par CENT
through agents; Cal on or address JOHNSON q
Builders and contractors take notice, We make a
speciality Of building loans. ocl1
To- toAS o. ZEAL Y. ESTAIE APPLY
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT AND 9 PER
e p ere: Of sss%I
15Oo Pa ave. 1.-THE Arlington Fire ln- Co = oce ocl
MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN on DISTRICT
AVA real estate in sums to suit A f. FOX. go St
$4,000 no s s..,,s y Is SINS p. 70 SUIT ON
seee-lm iii iIth 81.
N1O AND UPWARD LOANED UPON FUR
in estates or ssus ssas @
on no S. Box To- Stan y pay
RUILDINa LOANS. PAYABLE N MONTHLY,
aO:F,tsrly Or ssmi.pnnsl inst.lnsn:. a Lowest
A,'S and PEI fiPs ;sai.f; 'i SstcuE1pEn
M rates approved estate security special
ss IsiffGfs fiT fRSPtH
northern capital on nrst-clas, real estate ia D. q
ses an? JOHNSON nc CHEW r a,s'
e ESsS Ss F.SSEsFYA 60
sTON. l5G.P.. ave. NV sp5s-u
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL, ESTATE OR FIRST
1h.r, the security !. rood ' Oh no '''''
apl6 o. @. GREEN. 900 7th ST. ".
TO IoAS w q TE sSrsT5 low
Successor 70 DANENHOwER son. cor. 18th ani
q sta ap3S
MONEY TO LOAN AT ; AND q PER CENT ON
,,o NJ n PARKER,
no YOU WANT MoSEYy-aIo TO 500 To LOAN
~ low interest furniture. pianos. horses wagons
household goods other personal property: principal
and interest payable in weekly monthly payments;
no removal Of goods from residence: no publicity
Address Box as, Star office. myls-5m'
= AND PER cEyr-MoNHY TO LOAN N ANY
- sums desired approved real estate within this
District builders loans speciality prompt attention
given to all applications. EASTERDAH NAL
IERY. ga r St. Pacific building mhs-tr
MONEY TO LOAN AT g PER CENT IN SUMS
NI 10 suit Larye amounts q spacialtv. Also. As
arents OF the United Security Lise Insurance AMI
Trust Company Of Pennsylvania. make install nsnt
loansof any amount, payable monthly. quarterly
semi-annuany. Good building loans also cons Tered
r. b. SMITH SONS.
no1s-tr l41s y II. W.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
WI lowest rates OF interest approved rsal estate
situated within the District Of Counbia delay BE-
yond time necessary for examination OF title aud
aration Of papers; commissions reasonable
THOS- J. FISHER co..
y1rI LEA Il St n ".