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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

lucky to get few paltry thousand dollars
of the millions contemplated for the i'm
provement of private real estate on the
shores of Lake Washington. In an inter-
view telegraphed from Washington City
on Monday the senator says to his con-
stituency:
81 am able to give you good news. The
chairman of the senate committee on
commerce informs mo today that the
committee has acted favorably on ali my
recommendation as to Grays harbor,
Willapa harbor Chehalis, Cowlitz, Still
aguamish, skagit, Snohomish and Nook
sack rivers, Swinomish slough, Olympia
harbor and Columbia river, so that these
sections OF the state have no reason 10
fight the lake canal bill. We have ac-
complished everything possible for every
other point in the senate committee,
which is far beyond the provisions OF the
House river and harbor bill
"The people of our state should not
fight US nor among themselves. We will!
accomplish everything reasonable for
them if we are not thwarted by petty
jealo::sies and if every section of the
state sustains u.s."
There is no "petty jealousy" in the op-
position to the Lake Washington canal.
1t is the natural instinc' of self preserva-
ton on the part of other needy sections
of the state to demand just and equit-
able share of government aid in improv-
ing their rivers and harbors, and Senator
.quire is unjust in his denomination OF
this feeling as petty jealousy"
Aberdeen is not jealous Of Seattle, but,
On the contrary is proud of her energy
and high standing in the ranks of West
ern metropolii, but though she be the
Queen City of the state we are not JUST.
fed in surrendering our birthright in do
ing homage to her greatness
When Senator squire convinces the
other river and harbor communities Of
the state that the Lake Washington canal
appropriation will not work an injury to
their interests he will discover that all
"petty jealousy" has disappeared. I'm
til such assurance Is forthcoming it is the
duty of every people seeking an appro-
priation for the improvement of their
rivers or harbors to oppose with untiring
zeal the proposed appropriation for the
Lake Washington canal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05
SEATTLE VERSUS STATE.

Senator Squire evidently knows more
about the needs of every section of Wash
ington than the inhabitants thereof, and
seems to be OF the opinion that the people
of districts named in the river and har-
Dor bill should Iall on their knees in
thankfulness for the crumbs of appro-
priations which fall from the ''Queen
City's" table, and consider themselves
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

Building and Loan Association Meets.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the above association will be held at
the Office of the Association on Monday,
May 9, at o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of considering the advisability Of reduc-
ing the monthly dues for the time being.
By order OF the board OF trustees.
CHARLES r. GREEN, Sec'y pro tenn.
April rs, 1892.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

D. f. VERNON, the pencil-shover OF the
Oakville Globe, has joined the ranks
OF the Benedicts by taking life partner
in the person OF Miss Cora M. Martin,
one of Cedarville's fairest daughters. The
HERALD joins the county press in con-
graduating the lucky editor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

Preaching ut the G. A. r. hall morn
ing and evening, every Sunday, by Rev.
W. H. Sherman. All are cordially in
vited. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

Do not lack in courtesy to the visitors
next Saturday. Each one should aid the
COMM ttee to entertain them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

The publication OF the delinquent spec
iel improvement tax is completed
with this issue. The publication of the
names of the parties in whose names the
property now stands has caused some
kicking, quite number of parties claim
ing they have not owned the property for
one or two years. 1t seems strange that
anyone would be deferred from periecting
his title by the small fee for recording the
deed, but it is undoubtedly fact that
there are number OF such cases. 1t is
also a fact that great many lots were
bought by parties who did not know there
we're any delinquent street improvement
taxes against the property; the first in
timation they had of the condition of af-
fairs being gained from the list of delin-
quents. 1t places many in an unfortunate
position, and while they are deserving
of sympathy, the property is liable and
must be held for the tax.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

and the advantages it offers detective
children. known throughout the state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

OK OUR table lies handsome little
semi-monthly paper called the Washing
tonian. This bright little sheet is pub
lished at the Washington School for De-
fective Youth at Vancouver, this state,
and is set up and printed entirely by the
deaf mute pupils OF the school. 1t is an
interesting journal and it will be used as
a medium whereby certain number OF
the pupils may learn the printers trade,
and to make this new state institute on
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

TIE centennial celebration is near at
hand. There has been too much lethargy
on the part Of the citizens of Aberdeen in
q matter which means go much, and out
of which SO Euch can be realized. Every
thing that can be done to entertain, to
make the visitors go away satisfied, and
to cause them to speak good word for
Grays harbor should be done. The time
is short to make special preparations, but
impromptu efforts are frequently most
efficacious. Let Aberdeen from this time
till Saturday put her best foot forward in
the direction of making all who come to
the centennial feel that they are most
welcome.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

Prevailing direction of wind during the week
north and west.
W. MACK,
Weather Bureau Observer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton, wi hin and for Chehalis county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-05-05

Date first publication May s, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

ONE FARE 70
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT.
The Washington and Arlin o,on Electric Raiiwdv
Is in operation from end of Aqueduct bridge to
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end Of cable road in Georgetown.
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire route completed 9th ST.
de pot in twelve months time, which will give resi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One continu and fare TO center Of city
Can other suburb of Washington offer you the
same or equal rapid transit faciitiess
Lots are selling rapidly in this property.
The prices are low and within reach Of all.
AZ an Investment. it needs only investigation to
convince you that there will be big advance In prices
before spring.
As home site there is prettier spot within 500
miles Of Washington. The view il grand. taking in
the entire city and Potomac river. number Of
washinytons leading people and government en-
poyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak of 1t In the highest terms
Hyou are looking for = good speculation We invite
you to inspect the property.
All streets ara being orareled.
Cheap building stone on property.
Several cottages no~ being built
An dA-pear-round suburb.
Wirter pIt not stop Improvements.
Full particulars and maps at ofnces of the managers
ROBINSON l. LODGE,
90 and95 Atlantic building.
n1-1m 92S and $50 F st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED SITUATION BY YOUNG GERMAN
w farmer, who visited farm school and under.t.Ids
haf '1 FL 6iGfis. SSFe house and 1ia
WANIEp-BY. THOROUGH HOTEL MAN.
w position as steward manarer for motel or res.
). Il LION. Southern Hotel 5i1 18Th 81. D. ". ID.
WAETED-BY A CoLOkED MAN. SITUATION
store; GOOD references Address j. Star ofhce. is
WAYTEp-BY YOUNG MARRIED WHITE Man.
w situation look after horses; excellent refer
encs Address E. Star ONCE. n2,3t.
NATURALIZATION AS FRENCH BUTLER,
w are 20; from London; best of reference Aadress
WhSTI = BIZ DhUs G as5Fs.:
psua cL Z 2oSs s,h st. NV. ~ nS-5s'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR TWO FIRST
w class men cooks. settled nurse, woman e9ok.
andSab,sd rsissnc e 6s. for thTs. "a" days.
VNANTKp-RELIEF WORK BY REGISTERED
w pharmacist Address O. D.. Star once n2-3t'
yCANTED-BY EXPERIENCED CoLoREp MAN.
Gail Il iIs4 Us, 8. ". bet. L and n; good refer
enee. n1-2t'
WANrED-BY CoLoRRp BOY, SITUATION
.ssua e 1 a ELIAS iSEs
IT. NV. oc31-&'
XVANTRD-BY YOUNG MAN, A POSITION AS
car f,re e references Address W. D.. Star ONCE.
vVANTKD-BY YOUNG MAN OF LONG EXpE-
w risloe IN hotels. clubs and Eestalrsnts rsitY-
alton ste ward, with the best Of New York. Bslt-
as adds.:: Ss T.
neutrality-suspicious. FOR COOKS. DRIv
w srs. nurses. housemen. watchnen, fremen. en-
s1s: .:. sia. h0isfss nio T. s. m
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FoR SALE
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
DON'T NEGLECT THIS OPPORTUNITY.
One Of our highest grade Bradbury Urrtxht tsrauAs
slishty shof worn. but entirely perfect IN tone sni
case CireassiAn walnut Of nnest pattern full
nspt tone quality. Will sci. Tor less than hslf A. v.u-
on slO monthly iDstallnlsnts
r. @. SMITH
no2 Manufacturer Bradbury nsns
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FOR SALE-HonsRs & vEHrcrEa

Lon SALON txcH.s6s-yERY HANDSOME
k9fHf bfcokifivf co. is'i Sc .adS =
Tor sAfr -ABAReAiN-soRREI HoRsr NV
a % NJ. sss' sns s.s e, Of harness. Ogsss -
EoR sALE-A SCUM. KIND Raw MARE. SUIT
4 ss,s f0 = s, eA ssE. or i f i9S sl
oR saas ..at k9 AZ POM y HANDS HIes
Al H.SSsSs iii fEsb sf6sE fSie LAT r:.H nv
E,QR sALE-sTrLIsH MARE. wEIsHr ssoI
oooPfRs sfxsLE "a rear Of HS,si TrsSan,s 20 go
E'oR sAIE-FRoN va. LARGE BAY HORSE;
= Tim. eHi sound 70; Sorier ,.or1n,s ear nsold
s,a6ios rear 7is io'h 81 s'i q y 1'~ HI X"
l,oR saIr-cHE Ap-sNAfI BAY HoRsE APP
E'cR sALR-oNE NTCE BAY HORSE, YHsRs
y old. ~ young Abdali.h. dam IS Blisa Ton well
EKff IssKT KY 'i iioo q as 'h p 81 ~
EoR sM.E-A RaRE BARaAtN-A BLACK
horse: surrey and tsrae- the hor-s :. su,.ble faf
S..s Can a mi SbSs 'i is Z, :. u, ''
FoR ssLr-s sPipirED yoUSe BAY HORSE;
NsfT pi Isio X ps- Tor him eco cash M bfN
FS6as. hasa ,S NIL III sTm SET OF a., HEssI
Dc Isl sSe :. once Stable IN rear Of ne ION 81
EoR saLB-JUsT ARRIVED. TWO CAR I,o.ps
= 81 hOr,s, e.; son. nne rasich.d team. ana sasis
G ST MOSES srNsHEiMER's s'aSiss. 6.;s {,
Irok sALf-oNF BAY HORSE: BLACK POINTS,
eount@ eAp u Ssa' Ssssm 800 eouna. ,gi,.h, fy
IoTskoFs TaSEso .ls ss's wo. ,s Poi,
and u and SIS r. W. o~Si-en
FOR sLE-HoRsE. BUGGY AND HARNESS,
shoreh@m. isth and " sis A''' H. IN ~. 's
EQR SALE CHEAP A sPIySDyD pn0wy
li2o Vermont ave court oe3isss'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-FOR THE KEEPIHG THIS WINTER.
d care ;Hi:;ss "a se'
WAsTEp.l.o 900 HoUsEIEERERs Gan BE
cs.. pia Win hoSers diver yass iess Ssstsars
81; ~ :.I Ss|::s'. SzassfSS.. 90 .ss: VII
e., 81: s;s.D month isssf:ss Iai:ss ~
WaaETEP Alp DOR sALEHogsiHoLD AND
sIiss a:ts:i 'S': VI sS asHss "a
1SoJ J.. x1ss..: s.; s ia &
W vs., ;s3' in French; evenings. K L X. Star once
WANTED-YoUNd LADY IN OFFICE DURTNd
day wishes typswr1tins eveninss; viii take dc
ss t SSdr.s
W WERE ;ssS. R51 NICELY ssE
w aksas'' stating price. X. laos New York ave.
WANTEPEBY A REsPoYs1BLE MAY. a
fl y 81. .ss Hs or viii buy on time Addss;;
Ut g. ss.3 J aE.THzH BEDS F0s aAsH
WANTEpoAsH PAID FoR TURYITURE. OAR
s s9H :est
| o. n ". oc29
WANTED-HoRsEs TO KHHp-KREPINa
II sSSs
WANTED : HoRsHs IN EXCHANGE FOE 81
tsslss Ss Bog ssSs ii:a
WhM SIII2. .tS OF AL . KISnS SUCH As
ssIs '&i Fl
WANTED-TAkK NoTIQR-I WILL PAPk8
snd up. With Snsh frisss Youcan save Per cent On
ALI Gra so7 1sS s1:t>
w SILVER. old and new jewelry. dentist gold coins
osss sS sn Of e.
censsd dealer in Old Gold and Silver s12 9th st. n W
w ton. dslisr.ph. Hamnnond. smith, -. lowest
RssEasFEEE EiSaASs =: ::fs
WANTED-IF YOU WANT DESIRABLE FARM,
Il You want choice building lot,
os asrSE E e. r e 5sP
Room 100. Oorcoran building
And receive prompt attention. au27-3m
WMTKPSS ,6 Y oIdsI5 3Edm
and ali psrts Of the District by mail Will receive prompt
attention First-class tuning at lowest rates fe10-
WANTED : OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
sent hs %oo dIes gan 0f 3d. sns a.
Office, 1914 Whitehall st. ia2a1y
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
.na motss
T. H. foUNGs. 14o3 Pa ave Telephone 10OS-2. fl3
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WANTED-IOTS.

NVASTED-To Buy DIRECT FROM OWNER
w desirable lot in Columbia Heights and I4th
81 ~. preferred; furnish number of lot and block,
lowest price and best terms to WILLIAMS BROS.
Agents. 9Th and SIS. n. ". nl-3t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
En-! s..ssrDsh!s IL.
liz Shsds i.l.nd ave iSS ss.Sl. RI of 1919 ka
les Sess q: is. ssys, :. g.
FURNISHED
and 18th ST. s4le - 10th $, near I......ooo
sssSs asa s e.. y cir sl:t Ian
Conn n ave- .sa & ssR .Ser !. s
Ae SsmPTsas.. is's s :. selr 81. lSS
@ MASS .scss ssoo :: :, n nssr isss s 5: :, iSS
FITCH. FOX BROWN
mol t4eS . 1t n "
salss i.rs. s.i. .s fts:;' a..
iisS = 4 lssS 4
IS - = NV 81 1875 sss 81 ), nv, - idl::
i is . N: Ms TT ssS NV NV
IN, N.... T ~. ~. NJ ,o- s bad * rsnn.
Riase ST. aeOrseiO~n. I4:a ,soh = ~ Ia 20
Iesf st nv. liz l liS Ish s,ns
LIS csnn ave i,J 81. isysz is.S nv. -
sFosss s:..ss ROOT < IS snss = nv. NV 81 s
FURNISHED.
In nv, 2r. $500 mr. NV llrel57 IN
s fsss s Is tss s;s Rs. aS II
4, near is,h :. sis ian ID: Iss
IHJnr ls.h e nv. is, $50 Sy.vsnr Bsns. o.. 100
isss ! k:,ps 4: s,sh ! assF P T aT ~ =
.sn Ia q ns sS s s & 5" :, ns
81, az M nI Ian isss 1.i @ 49, pfs I1 1sh $
s; ss T. s.: Ia .ssi :. ~
Aaoy AGA 500 - =, -
y iss RE- :. nsls .H,,; 80
s T. 81 2; ~ ma :. "a
rs and is.i 1 s .isSi'c7 18Th
e.; az :. q: ~. az e;
NJ ;;...; E per %f aos &c stalls
ssssi Tsoa;s 't,T Fsaf Con- from
81, rooms In perfect order overlooking lows circle;
10Y s;fn'n' ave- idH ME 81 fl11 1aqlr.nw
Eli lsS$ Ion egg lsoI Mas, .vn.. Or. 500
I ISH 18th NV l95 e2 2ses 18Th. sr 81 80
eGaessy ara.hs a4 . n.sr n PasS 30
ffnosSns' fSTnisssa s sGHsa f
EoR RENT-THREE-sToRY BRI DWELLING;
4 10 rooms and bath room all mod. imps. good
location n ". with or without stable.
oce-4w. TfLtR 4 RurHtRfoRp, 1907 Est ".
+ 1850 BIS, NV. Or and 2slsH st NV, sr. q 30
store $50 Cor :s.d and { nv. Ar 10
81 si' nav aa q 2iis ch ssRS ave S
90 GEO. W, I1NKINs.
ec2s2w seolssh It. n.
FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FINIsHED-6 IOWA
II roo att and all q. Al.
tric bells, speaking tubes and all modern conyen-
iences' green stone frvnt
oc2e6t T. w. GRAHAM. 6l1 l4th st.
I 1905 81 e., 3s sr and cellar s3n so
s<S s5ss pm St n IS sr and cellar e.; 20 20
1915 Linden, bet 18th and I4th and 6 and
ocas6. wkrER2 THOMPSON. 1885 st. n " y 81
It siIroOm brick house. 3I4 IIth ST Sc els 30
oc2s- I'm 4s2 La ave n W
FoR RENT 7o7 9TH ST. NE. 6 ROOMS AND
ZOO T02 and 7o4 6 st ne. rooms and bath.
electric hshtins, each s..,.,. "a SO
oc2s2w 6ls 18th II. n.
EoR RENT-NEAT. SNAIL DWELLTNGs-I059
Il 80 St n e.. sl2. 80; 5l5 X st; ne sl2. 80; 40s
ii oca = g, s'' u" T. A. Me ,ssS = !,
EoR RENT-a26 10TH ST. NE ;7RoOMs. BATH
and cellar; all modern iInprov enlents: az 20.
Several houses on Duncan plsce d rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; sl7- 80
New house on ID St ne. q rooms. bath; all modern
Sls Whitney aye pg; eEeoms, sss and water sl5,
ocl4"Ot Cor. 10th and q sts u. W.
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Il We have the following desirable houses 70 lease;
% st nearly new bricks brovnstone
trimmings. containing IL rooms bath, cellar and All
the tmproyemens; hard wood fnish. Rent sS5 20
1907 Goth St pearly new brick. with 9rooins. bath
19l! q brick. stories and cellar. base
eco. So
The prices named include water rent For further
ocas-ot' B. d. wARNERa CO.. e1e Is. NV.
EOR RENT-2o04 18Th ST., GEORGETOWN
L Heights; rooms; we'll and Potomsc water; stable
and carriage houss; large yards convenient 70 cars
rent, e35 key premises. For particulars sec
oc262w THEoD. FRIEBUs. l49 st NV
EOR RENT-FURNfsHED ST NE. COR
It ner North Capitol; large l4-room dwelling with
all modern conveniences and large grounds; price
e75 per month. WASHINGTON DANESHONFR
18th and @ SITS. nv oc26ssw
LrOR RENT-se so; kRooM FRAMES ON TUR-
nsf st. n e Just on Blsdsnsburg road Potomss
3e1-l0ms 9I7 Est
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

mlsB Z III ,Ss, IHEHE Is NOT
t. s entsG int sood psyins business contract
EsSh s .as5s 100 Gent
Fon sALE-GRocERY. MEAT AND PROVISION
sS9s Sons oo. cash bust
fused At once ' fs4i eih st. Gnss s!
FoR SALE NOTION AND MILLINERY STORE.
,oe VIII ~. stamping and pinkins Apply on premises
FOR sALEr9RoCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
sHSnfs asa e a ssnd 10 r Sc n
For sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY on Pa
1sssss t. the Vf's ok ps 'D' nd
FOR sALE-FIRsT-CLAss MEAT AND PRovIs-
4 ion storsi doing business Of over 81 200 per
A.. Star oflce anu nA'U e' A'A'Neo Auafe nas.
WANTED-PARTNER WITH CAPITAL TO Es-
w tablish light manufacturing business: special
Hdress sPI S See es Pf0h'' to
EQR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK DUNLOP
Boz Ca e iTSn ad 0 swas Co. of
FsssoAable offer refused address H. Star Office.
EoR sALE-sToCK AND GOOD WILL OF GRO
's1i,as Apply TEoSHRD $50 SS * seRs Tor
TIL. ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is INyITED
and Mtfnsy articles pGw going At book
~ :lf$ FILLMORE SESLf Il e - sr De-
EOR sALE-ACoMPLETE OIL BUSINESS, TANK,
to that shs tight man. Address, OIL Star Once
WANTED-PARTNER FOR WOOD AND COAL
Wy, " business; 5000 to $500 required; old-estab-
offered Address Box III Star ace 'nAn't n SH:a.n
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN IN GOOD GROCERY
store; owner will sacrifice in order to leave town
corner. 18th St and r. L ave. n1-3'
EoR sALE-ONE SHARE OF STOCK IN UNI
4 versity HEIGHTS bdivison Catholic University.
nov worth y. 250 VIII sell at bargain. Suburban
ralroso VIII pass through the property. Only 300
ni-st. cHAs G. c. N Nj IfGFFLER. l41I stn.w.
FOR SALE THE wELLKNOwN LINDEN
L Market on 10Th st ne. Well stocked; good trade
EGs fs,ss ;ssi.t.s st'fs.
h hPPly to B, H. wAR sIs + $ !, CO Dx
Tor sALk-AT A BARGAIN. BILLIARD. POOL
B s3Ia SoRRfs Er'ft Sany
Ton, 620 F st. n. nI-3t
EOR sALE-LIQUoR STORE; DWELLING AT
tached good locations rent reasonable; long lease;
be sold at once. Address Box So Star office. oclO4w'
EoR sALE-A. NICE MEAT AND PROVISION
L store in business psrtof the city. situated on
corner and doing a cash business $500 week; horse
and wagon; good reason for selling Address Boz s.
FOR SAIE-RARE BARGAfNs-A HALLET &
i Davis upright piano. catalogued at $500, is Of
fred ct cost for one week only. Come and AL
LEI DAVIS rooms. BIZ 9th ST. oc2S-6t
THE REASON RAMSAY HAS THE LARGEsT
cause he does his work honestly and well.
Watch cleaned, 81
Mst snr main Ms- spTi,ns' ~ -
hear what the people say. 1921 ST. NV oc25
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WANTED-HOUSES.

VVASTED : At ONCE. FuESIsHED HOUSE,
w sbout els pr month wIhroN MATTHEWS
. 90. 1881 81 MAJ
WASrED-ro PURCHASE AT ONCE. FOR ALL
-. 800 .s,xt oao pa-ssss,oa 1.nt.s \,
Y5sh instant NOT lntsr than D<eenbsr 4 Give fun
particulars. number, street, lot and square, also
aksHsit- boksEr cLAGErI. Room l. 1919 e.
VVANTED : SIX OR sEvEx-RooM BRfcK
within ten squares ~ Baltimore and Ohio depot prcs
MT ovyg % 700. also sroom house. GLOON Address
lIRC HASkk /. Ssss once. n1-Iw
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offiCfS. Re-.
Store and dwlg. l2c9F
st NV. Tor .....s5, 900
Store and dwg. 1917
ath st NV .g.:;.---..s5
storeroom 1872 eth NV. p
J Storeroom l03 "a ct ne. 20
shop rear 1922 Os- NV 5
Gupton building. room
-.....-......-.. =. %
Central building. room
--..-........
Gunton build ing. room
Gu S;; 'bi;uiiiiid'r. abase ,''''
ment rooms .............S
4tS Ia ave. back room.
% moor.
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BOARDING.

1900 ST. s. W.. FURNISHED Oh UNFuR-
LIA ntshed rooms. with without board. in
small pr1vste family; convenient 70 departments and
street cars n2-3ts
HOTEL FREDoNIA.
II ct. bet 18th and 18th.
Good board and rooms si moderate rstssL
n2-& @. b. La FETkA. Proprietor
MRS A. II. SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
NJ leased the Elliott homestead. 222 North Capitol
st. VIII rent large elegant roons eastern and south
ern exposure. with hrst-class board Also table
board oc2a-lys
EIRsf-CLAes BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS
L with all modern tmproyements; CENTRALLY located
MRs BLANCHE a. LAHBFRT.s Bo1RpINo
AVA md Apartment HouaA 221 East Capitol a. nov
open Hanosone sqftes Of rooms for faniliss; accss
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ATTORNEYS.

THE WASHINGTON LEGAL BUREAu TRass
= acts al leesl business at a reas nshje es.f 70
kkhs. AsnAsinx Atfy. Oenrsi Bldg. cor. ON spd
- ave oc3-lm.
CAMPBELL oARRINGros,A Law.
DC Residence. A<3 n n t.l
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STORAGE

TIM CAVITY sTdI1aE 1ND Van ooNPANY.
1suscSciS wnissss. pissos. ssi.tisa "a %s.
$500 scGnsM SssEs4 ks.QeF e - ttea ~
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UNFURNISHED,

UNFCRNISHED.
EOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND
los si% st. For further
EOR RENT.Two PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
cheap if taken at once. Ia 9th st. Sc. n2-3t'
EoR RENT-TwO PLEASANT BAY-wINDow
ps rc2 f. s % s !. mod
EOR RENT-ONE LARGE. PLEASANT. SOUTH
nicely
FOR RENT-sTH ST, NV; FOUR UNI UR-
L nished rooms; in good location; rent sls In
DOR RENT-5o3 ST. FURNISHED OR I'M
furnished, seeondstory large front room. with al
cove and large closet; heat. gas bath private family
EOR RENT -UNFURNIsHED : TWO LARGE
rooms SECOND floor front. suitable for light house
L room 20xa0; steam heated free of cost; rent s25
month suitable FL lie s2Ia
EOR RENT-2 OR 8 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
I'll Siie sd si .en' taken no 'e s
EoR RENT-TwO BRIGHT SUNNY UNFUR-
nishsd FSni third hOor rent very reas9n
EoR RENT-TO NEAT PARTY WITHOUT chill
dren two large communicating second floor rooms.
very mod:r.ts Cali After i p @ ssa st. n e.
LrOR RENT-2 HANDSOME COMMUNICATING
rooms unfurnished ID floor heat, gas and bath
same door front room large private family. y st.
n. nl-3ts
EOR RENT-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
rooms, third floor bath same hoor; also fur
nishsd ball room; terms moderate. s2A 18th st. H. ".
EOR RENT-TwO ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR
for light housekeeping; cheap 326 18th st. s.w.
EOR REET-UNFURNIsHED, WITH PRIV
lese Of light housekeeping three pleasant second
noor rooms heat gas and bath three roomy closets.
1919 18th st. n. ". no children taken. oc252m
EOR RENT-SO9 14TH ST N W. IA FINE, LARGE,
u well-ventilated and lighted rooms 4 bath rooms.
These quarters are excellent for educational bust
ness purposes and were formerly used as annex to
LanGham Hotel terms reason able; will be leased.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
oc3l-3t 1924 st. n. W.
EoR RENT-2 LARGE UNRURNIsHED ROOMS;
u heat and gas; convenient to several lines.
z2SH NJ ut. NV. oc3l-3t'
Tor RENT : UNPUBLISHED = FOUR NICE
mentsi latrooe aud range suitable for housekeeping
{eferences exchanged; rent reasonable. 456 New
Jersey ave. sc oc3l St.
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED. THREE ROOMS
y on second door suitable for light housekeeping;
to parties without children. l0i9 st. n w. oc3l Iva
EOR RENT LARGE BAY-wINDOw. SECOND
story front room, unfurnished house new IN. l. !;
one o. the best locations In city. Ola II st. nv