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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
HIS LUNGS PAINED

And a Very Bad Cough, With Tightness of the Chest, Short Breath-Had Grip Two Years Ago-Had Three Doctors and Was Given Up as Incurable With COnsumptiOn-Under Dr. ROth's Treatment He Gets Well-A We'll Known Railroad Man Talks.
 Mir. Charles I. Stowen is baggagemaster on the road, and he runs into New Haven every day: He lives in Williamsburg, Mass. He is well known among the railroad people.
 hard @ time eu since,' @ said MT. stoweIi. suppose my lungs were affected. My cough was very bad, and such tightness across the chest, and pain right through my lungs; also severe pain under the shoulder blade. was very short of bl cath very poor, for I had severe attacks of asthma that would make me get up and sleep in a chair night after night to get relief. would cough hard, but was not able to raise anything and the ed me with belching and raising wind, and had no appetite. woul1 hawk and spit, and had 8 dropping in the throat and ringing in the ears Eyes were weak and they ached.
 "Under Dr. Roth's treatment I began to fee better at once, and can say now that feel well and have gained fifteen pounds in weight, ant would recommend others to try the treatment. Haven, and is proprietor of the Cottage bakery located at 247 Howard avenue. In talk witt the writer, he said: ''Over two yearg ago
 Had the Grip,
 and the amount of suffering have had since hard to describe,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
Starfn's New Haven Transporta-
 ton Line.


kxsry Uay ESsRN s.t 1n
 6i i0:ls o'clock pm The JOHN n- sTARIS, Captain McAlistar, eyegy Sunday. Tuesday and TEursaby. The ERASTUt CORNING every Monday, Wednesday and Fr' day. Returning, leave New York from F5or 10, stsrIn ere-r Muoday. Meeossdny and Friosy, the OorrinF every Sunday, Tuesday and Thnrs- tay. The only Sunday niEht boai from Nev Yorf-
 Fare, wi.l .or1h in cabin, vJc-, Erstsrccm Gi EIcursaon tickets Si.ss
 Yreo stage lonves the depot on arrival O Hartford train. and from corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour, co1nancine s' t:ss o'clock pm
 Tickets and ststeroonf nan be purchased e' the Touianc hoiei, al ihe Dowpos NewB Com parry, Sss Chapel street. and st fecf A Bishopr rgz SySsrrl n1renl.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
SOuthtngtOn.

May 22-The Plainville Sunday-Sc union will hold it's thirty sixth annual meeting at the Con9regational church here on Tuesday morn- ing and afternoon. Visitors from all surround ing towns are expected.
 oroanization and work, and an effort will be made to secure sufficient funds for employing 8
 focal talent will give @ minstrel show on tho evening of the 27th.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
Don't Cut the Papers.

Charles Sohock of 61 Union street, the boy who cut the newspapers in the public library,
 was fined $5 and $435 costs for his act in the city court Saturday.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
You Get More For Your Money

in buying Cleveland's bak- ing powder than any other because it goes farther, lasts longer, and you don't have to buy so often.
 But its chief excellence is its perfect wholesomeness. Itdoes not contain ammonia, alum, or any adulteration.
 Besides, you know what you are eating when you use Cleveland's, for all the ingredients are published on the label
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
Monday, May 23 1892.
TraueIsrs' Gnfds.
New York. New Haven and Hartford K. R.
 mng a, 1ssa.

rRAIrs LEAVE EKw RAyu AS FOLLOWS
 TOR EEw YORK-N:N, s<.4. re:io. srsoe ss:n, +s:iu, e:s1 s9:ss, .i0:sn. sii-S q. n. is.oo si:so. i.<s. "s:so s.oo, ss:sc. sss opAraor car linitedo 4.0s .sso 's:so SKIS e;oO parlsr car Iirnited), s:s9. .e.5S. sE:io Ct:r, Bridgeport se- oaamsds;ion), s9:,o. a:,5 7-E, euxnArs-s<:sc. ss:so. s-oo c. -. ssos, e:i', s7sos, "s:io. e:ss. se:ia p. m.
 roR WASHINGTON VIA HAHLEM RlvER- sis-7i am CdAly), 'i:io p- m
 FOR BOSTON VI. SPRINGFIELD - T.s, sfisos q. m, sisn. sisS Cphrlor car ilznitec1, ss.se ?. n. sUxaIrs- 'Isso Cnishf>. 's:ss pm.
 FOB BOSTON VI. yKw LONDON AND PRov- IoKNCE-ss..s, c. n-, slssos, sssc, 's.e opsr- Tor car IIuitedO, ss:is and 'e;ss ?. m- srxnGrs- 's:it a. ra-, stsss D. n.
 FOR BOSTON VIA EAKTyokD AND yKW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND R. R.-si:sa Ap. (tafy), 'ascs pm
 FOB BOSTON VIA AIR LINE ATE V. Y. AIp E. |. R. R--,<:s7 pm sux1xxs-s<:8 pm
 FOE MxRmEN, HARTFORD, sPEIsGYIKLJ E7o.-T.2o night. si:so night Cto Hartfords, Sea, 500. tio:is, s!isos a. m. iz-ce. sisB iss< CpArlor car limited, first stop HArtfordO C'sso ts Hartford only1. S:io. 5=oS ts:is 10 Harfford1, ss.ss. s:ao, ic.os p u- suSpaYs-si-2o night, C'l:so night to HArrtOrGl, 's-s2 s:ss Cscc) p-n. Shore Line Division. FOR NEW LONDON, ETc.-sa:is night fsss lsns C.. m, siasB. a:ss, CSaybrook eoc,) stsok, 's-s5 CpArlor limiteaD '4:is. SIS. s:is, o0zn ford acc.) se.s5, Ci9s5s ?. IT. Gunfors sooonno- dxuca-) spsoAEs-s2 night. sssss ?. n. Air Line DfvfsfoR. FOR MIDpLETowS, wuLINANT1c, n-c.- Leave New Haven for all Stations ss s:u A-za.. i.ss, sGs7, e:io pm. suSD1rs-st:@ p!n- cSs nsct at Middletovr with oonnsc.3cut vaLey E.. &, and st wnnraztsc with N. Y. q N. B. gnu <. L. and N. R-a.; ss TrrDerrile win Colchester branch. Trains arrive At New Karen st s.os a.rr- .:zi, e sl, ssoo pm yaugaIuek Division. FOE WATERBURY and v.y staf,ons vsa ssu estucs Juaction ,i.5e e. a- srxp1rs-s.ns G. n | Northampton pivtkion.
 FOR 6EnBURHE FALLS, TU2SEE
 TAIIs.wILLIAAsBURG, EoLFoEx and STw
 HARTFORD sso tnternedists EztlSas, train
 Isave New Haven al s=ei, ii:ca am and '<:oI | pm.
 TOR NORTHAMPTON. wuLIAMsBUB0 and | polnts this side st t.8 pm
 FROM wII.IIaMsBURG train arrives ss sss.
 a m-, i.ss f=sl and sscs p. m, and from sHEL-
 BURNE FALLS and istsrzaedisie ssAsSons c
 i:ss. <:E and s:ns pm
 LUCIUs FUTILE.
 Gea. Mss,S~r. CT. HEuPETEAp, L. Gen fass ASart. | srrrr.sr Trstnr sI.ocxI rruress
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

NEW HLVEH STEAMBOAT GekPkkf. gTEAMKRs leave New Haven daIly (except Q sandsy) At io:is am snd is o'clock 1tc- might. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New Eork. ~ and n pm Staioroorns for nAle al feck q Bgshop's No. Ve2 Chapel street. and st kiocf1 Srpg store. Sunesy boat leaves New Haven et .0:9o pm Ststeroorzs for is.ter sold ef kAlon House.
 Fare Ts cents. Bound trip tsctetx .es erood for sir dArFD. J. " CARTER AeBpt-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
EinauctaI.
Active Buying to Cover Shorts Pro.
 tected by Sales Elsewhere.

tected by Sales EIseWhere. NEW YORK, May 21. To-day the bears began buying back their shorts and the operation advanced prices, though guarded by selling orders committed by the same operators to other brokers. Some of the days advances were considerable, and de- spite the gloomy weather there was notewor- thy change in the aspect of the market
 Following are the closing prices, reported by PRINCE & WHITELY, bankers and brokers, 64 Broadway, N. Y., and IS Center street, New Ha. van Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate, A Nerve.Food and Tonic. The Most Effective yet discovered,
 ny28 Ct cod 1tW
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
Housatonic Railroad.

Train Arrangement Commencing Jan s, sSef.
 LEAVE EKw HAVEN FOR ANs0NrA
 At T:i& ssss, .esDo Ead ,Rs1o noon, isns, R.St t..s, s.ss, ss2s and ii:!s pm.
 LEAVE ASSoEIA FOR NEW HAVEN Al ia:ls. S,s7. sscs, sos. kad Iissi c. ra-. .s:t EOS, tscs, sses, t.se, Ess9 s:25 pm. Sunday trains aosve New Ekren ai t:.s am. ssS2 p. rc- pm Trains for wsserbu-y leave New Esven s.st iosoo issoo roon. s:Sss .sss, 7sss pm Sunday SID e. h. Trains leaving New Haven ht t;ss, Eco c. sr-. and t:i5 D. m. connect al Botsfold { for e1putuu on tlhs Eousafonlc R. Rand the wsgt. Fessengers from the Eouhstontc K. D. arrive n New Rhren ki R-Ss 0. n-, fS,t2, t:is and s-ss pm WILLIAM E. sTTvEFsoE, Vice Pron. spe Gen. Manager. A. W. PERRIN. Gen. Fass. AEsrt-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

nean,s n Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure RhsuuastimkNe kNeuralRiA. Entirely vegetables Safe
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
OTHER SOCIETIES,

The St. Aloysius is still steadily increas- ing it's membership and the Sacred Heart is also doing it's share of work.
 St. Dominics society is making rapid progress in it's membership and will soon be paying benefits.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
ST IGNATIUS.

The baseball team of the society has one victory and no defeats for record SO far. It is to play in Naugatuck on Decoration day, May 30.
 The difficulty between Father Mulhol- land and the society has been amicably settled, Father Mulholland being very much pleased with the society's good be- havior of late. The society will turn out in body and receive communion on the occasion of Father Mulholland's silver jubilee next month. There are a large number seeking admission into the so- (Hetv
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

Government Bonds. Tho following were the quotations for United atatea bonds At the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
MIR. JOSEPH W. WARTOUS, PAY Howard Avenue, New Haven,
Nervous Does NOt Express lit.

q had a terrible pain and aching of the back of the neck and he i'd, and fullness of the ears and constant ringing and buzzing noises in
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

Saugatuck Dfv1sfon.
 FOE WATERBURY and v.y srar,ons vss ssu estucs J1actior ii.sc G. n srxpxrs-sso1 e. n
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
1T. A. B. NOTES.
DoiDgs in Catholic Temperance So. cieties-Membershi Increasing.

DoiDgs in Catholic Temperance So-
 cieties-Membershi Increasing.
 Thirty applicants were admitted to St. Patrick's society at yesterday afternoons s meeting, and at least fifty more are await ing the action of the standing committee. The society voted to attend the field day and meeting of the Springfield diocesan T. A. B. union to be held on Labor day, Sep tember 5. The following were appointed a committee to secure music for the pa rade: John J. Kelly, Henry E. Norris, Will liam Cronin, Joseph Patten and John F. Burke.
 The society now numbers over $50. A large number of the men of St. Patrick's will accompany the tug war team to Bridgeport tomorrow night, where they are to pull against the Eaton, Cole & Burn ham team at the match between the Kling brothers and the Weber team.
 A committee has been appointed to dec crate the gaaves of deceased members.
 The banquet to the canvassers will be given Wednesday night. An elaborate program has been prepared.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
LUCIUe FUTILE,
 Gen Man.re

.Erpr.ss rrasas. tLosaI Express.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

q had nervous prostration iu it's fullest sense; shooting pains all over body; chilly sensations ness across the back and pain in the back of head and neck. took Dr. Roths treatment and got .4xolIl
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

l20.
 The average age of the class on com mencement day, June 20, 1899, will be % years, months, 27 days.
 The Class Birthday was, therefore, November 2. 1869 The oldest man is 30 years, month old, tho youngest 19 years, 10 months. Seventeen men are over 25 years of age, and 3 under 20. The average weight on entering was 1887 pounds; at present it is 143.9 pounds Leavenworth is the heaviest man, 204 pounds; Pettus is the ightest, Ill pounds Oliver Bronson is the tallest, 6 feet 28 inches; Franklin is the shortest, 5 feet 3.2 inches.
 The average
 Expenses for the Course Are: Freshman year $75O, sophomore year s715, junior year $500, senior year $s50. The highest figure given for a years ex- penditure is ss.sOO and the lowest is s9o. Seven men have earned all their expenses.
 A majority of
 The Class are Republicans.
 Ninety-fve are republicans, twenty-two are democrats and twenty are independ- ents. Moody is 8 prohibitionist. Forty five men have voted for Blaine, Cleveland, Harrison, Fassett or for state or city off cers. Others have voted for class officers and deacons and 'ssgainst Tammany." The republicans give as reasons for the faith that is in them, "The best men for officials are in that party" 'tAlways have been on the side of needed reforms" "It is the party of the highest aims and greatest in- telligence." The democrats are democrats mainly on account of free trade. Forty two are for free trade, against 49 of last year, and e3 for protection, against 70 of last year.
 Harry Mccormick is tho "class beauty" Billy Wright forges way ahead ss the homeliest man with 36 votes, and nobody else fin the game" For class "dig," In gersoll gets 3S votes, and Freddy Bronson 30. Palmer gets 80 votes as the brightest
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

Northampton pivfsion. FOR 6EHBURNE FALLS, TU2SEE
 TAIIs. EoLgoEx and STw | HARTFORD soo tnternedist. EtztiSas. train Isave New ssvsn al ssel, ii:o1 An. and '<:oI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
WEsLEY HEIoHfs!
ADJOINING fHE GROUNDS OF rHE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Have YOU visited Wesley Heights' Il is only thirty
nnues drive IRON the center OF Washington 70 the
of at tie house the eecric road and the
sno,t s9 .r was o. Ten minutes you MI md
ne shade and good water DUST the place for an dsl
The Heights of the highest points within shs
Dlrirct and Is very picturesque and romantic The
aud Is al ay liable ioT binding purposes.
The extension Of MASSACHUSETTS Win give this
PROPERTY direct line Of communicative WITH the city
and val assure inaenhcent driveway % the Univss-
thoroughiAre leading Qua into the north
have far exceeded the most sansuine erptstions :;
All holders and today outside capital Will buy real
cannot he induced 70 touch properly elsewhere
Prom long experience capl,al Is more wiling 20 q
securities ihat only IaJ small rate OF interest
about Washington dutin. the pas ten year, Il would
s, tha ,.is sgsd.ssa being 50
prcsI.ectiye Today ofers an unusual opportunity
when ITS success !; already a toresgne eoaeius,on
IL you contemplate urehasins do % ai once Ihs
'''' 'O'' A fs II 6 si s4e5 to $50 Per lot.
Terms; ons-hfth cash. balsnos In two. thrss -
csR,. wishing g insgsct the propsy By s.iias :.
oeloek 4 on any p.easSnt eyenins
For plat and r,E AIsio R AZ. tSS.x
Cottage. in Wesley Height. n e ,s1.s Isas
r Forest Glen Nd 10 minates flds from city; Vii
sell on small month y pAylLents Also housa.
with M l. and j acre OF land: near station VII rent q
not sold soon. D. X. hkh1fUkD.
:e.,Olm l4ls "a.
IyOR sALE-TBE hyatt MANSION. HYATTe-
i vile; q handsome lrick DWELLING. about 20 rooma.
oonyen emily located near the depot. with Necessary
outbui dngs: the grounds several
beautiful shade and tres; property %
very handsome and offer unusual Opportunity
Q live hotel IN ralidy growing town Of l. 600
Inhabitants within y. lniles Of tue capital. for
tne county residence. For terms. be, apply -
IyoR SALE on kkNT-FUBNIsHED-AT ron
i est Glen. Nd. so-room hotel; shade nnsss
from city 70 minutes ride Metropolitan branch. n
ana q. x. X. J. X. hEk1tOkD. 1919 q q. fe2o1m
INoR sALE-sUBCRBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
II acres a River road near Tenixytowu, from
Methodist University and the eectrc road 70 chsutss
qua: part OF L. d. burrows tract For Apply =
Lofts A. McCoNAs. Trustee. Hsgerstown. Nd
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WANTED---ROOMS.

="----- -------=
NJ ANIED-AI ONCE. FOUR GOOD ROOMS. UN-
w furnished. with hear and gas. with board n
yenent thereto. in good neishhornood. Address
BOON ts. ID uditoris office. Treasury Department
WANTED-BY YOUNG SINGLE LADY, BET.
w 9th and 18th and and i SITS. n W., two unfur-
nished rooms on second noor. for light housekeeping,
in private family, with house privileges moder-
ate; references Address L A e. l440 Corcorsn
n. nhl2-3
NANTED-PARLOR. SUITABLE FOR LADIES
w tailoring must be located in the best part
city. address, Stating price and particulars, TAILOR.
SSr Office. II.
WANIED-FURNISHfD AND UNFINISHED
w rooms ali parts OF city cheapest and plan
to secure desirable Iooners llshed 1850 terms
moderate. SHACkLEt ORD's AGENCY. AZ llth ct.
HnAs0t'
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FOR RENT---HOUSES.

EOR RENT-ELEGANT HOME IN FASHION
able Part Of a.. rooms; completely FURNISHED.
inc uilne piano books linen. silver. china and cut
glass exceIltnt servant viii remain u desired 100
per month. Address MANAGkR. u. ;. Dental Assn
4n1 9TH Ct nv te-o~ttn
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WANTED-HELP.

IA ASIED-ENPkRIENCED WOMAN PkkSsEn
w on 2entieinens clothing. one accustomed 20 dye
house WORK Address Box l54. star Once nhIO-N-
WANTED-COMPETLNT MAN TO REPREsENT
new and superior medical looks among stupen.s
TON CO., 437 9TH s.. n. ". I'd floor. fel3s6 W. 3m
WANTED-AGENTs MAKE FROM $50 TO sl3o
w q week working for Worlds Columbian E1Pos-
ton Illustrates authentic organ OF the worids iAlI
Most beautiful. interesting and popular puoncsuon
issued Sells at sight. send loc IN STAMPS io d hnu
Particular and sample copy containing e9i2ie1 Sn0
graphic views of exposition buildings J b. CAMP
BELL, Pres, Pts LsSslls St. Chicsxo. III mho&G
WTANTED-LADIEs OR YOUNG MEN TO TAKE
w light pleasant work ct their own homes; TO -
canyassins. Tor particulars address GLOBE MFG
CO Boz 1891. Boston. nsss. kstsbished 1880
fe'S7 cow
VTANTED-wE OYER AGENTS BIG MONEY.
w in exclusive territory. Our new patent safes
sell at sight in city or country View afents hrst IN
neld actually getting rich; One agent in one day
sAFE CO.. 3K3-37l Clark It,. Cincinnati. Ohio.
fe27-sl3t
WASTED-sALEsMEN TO SELL BY SAMPLE
w our money order system to retail merchants;
5000 Q month in II for live ss esmen experience not
necessary, Address MERCHANTS MONEY ORDER
COMPANY. Cincinnati. Ohio. fe-0-law4t
M ANILD-sTENOGRAPHE AND REMlE0-
w ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
EMPLOY ks provided competent stenosraphers and
keninston OPERATOR: no charge for service
Typewriter once. eth and SITS. n ". se2s-u
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BOARDING.

M ADDOCk's DINING koOAas. IIkkEl TwICF
vi week. the best iresaly killed only used cofss
o speciality; breakfssf, 1Oc dinner, Csc. var1rfY
every dAy. ia lOth 81. nv. fs9s-lm
A REFINED FAMILY DESIRES A PAW TABLE
N Dosr1crs, also handsomely FURNISHED Fxoms No.
franki.n Park. Address Jo12 1,sh 81 n v mhi-lAs
THE SOUTHERN. Oil l31 n 81, RESORT ron
Il sightseers; rooms with board. 81 ysr dsy, sG1o
lsrds and po1nts OF ntsrest FL MASON. Mxr ALLY
TT. WALKED SONS. 2o1 l0rH ST. kw,-W
and Clay, and s.ply heo6ns, lame, .ssnsats, hsqS
and Tar. Mineral WOOL Slate. flus lAninG. - -
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EOR RENT
L 9Ol n. q. ave. se, 12r. sc
J9 9TH 81. Sr and store. 81
bOS II 81. Sr. all " L.. -. "a
IT, lth Sc. III, ami. .32. 4
137 18th ne, l0r, Am 1. 3
81 Mo. ave. Tor. ....S
BIZ 9th st n ., Or. 81
B l1th ne. 7r, all In 1. %. Al
POI 10th ct &c, Or. z.
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4ul TN stn-v -S-N.e
+ G SIS S :r,d ST. Ias, ss. Flats. or; M.Ikss
sG !fs ::h s,ts'; 80 -
3lI9 St iir Dr. M IT, loo las Sch ~. fr tr. la -
ss 81; l3T br. m l. 3 i.:S smt -, u, U. y, ~ =
sSt % W. y" tr ~ r ~ 81 ifsS ;sE St r. DR. 10 s
lis ss 'l =. ST &. S, var. sac = 4. m s;.S ~
house. %'''''''.'''''' ' c. Il. fickiiSG, wv
Tor RENr-sEvrRAL FfvE-RooM FRAMES
n'.. lI'f "a 1fff Ii boom 81 fatss %
FOR RENT-FLATS.
EoR RENT--oN ST. NV BETWEEN arm AND
mhl2-3t pO7 g e.. NV.
EoR kENT-a Flat MAR coRNEg X kNp
APIS psh to JISPT Sof furnished or
EoR RENr-ELATs oyER 1921 ST. NV.
near isree inc. es h me 'p oe.cn TO rent
furnished rOoms. Also store underneath. InhIoSt
EoR RENT-NINL-k FLAT, CONTAINING
painted everything ior S9mior, ruSe. So rcr mo.
nhs-6t 1874 Fs, NV
EoR RENTING HATS OF TIRE Il ,oMs
= and bate each: With board. at THE wol pAoNf.
. .Sen =. ~ .oNa erele TEL. -nl
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Ok7 AcRE FARM MEAN Laurel. MD, on
ton b ana q -ha q4roS e ,ra e 1--WE w. sat
S-room tenant nouse. saw mill. barn. stS6ar. roru
thy, cutin- about 81 ton. hay annually nue. orchard
arp les. peaches. peals and other SINAI! iruIt.
cause , owner N must sell. J0ASsoS. cRkM CO.,
I ARGE LIST OF FINE FARMS FOR SALE.
Il d " Il ham .ast larn Nd ne
raiifoad stations aud FONTS in tie D. e., Md.
iahIa,ss Jo pf !s5 = CHEW CO.. ol7r..
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-640 ACRES HE
CANT bottom land m Kansas; loo acres urOken aud
from railroad st tien. 30 sner seon in the state
MI give good trade for Washington property
EoR sALE-Ar FALLS CHURCH. va, HOUSE,
rooms; 40 acres isnd barn and orchard one mite
from station beautiful locston ensap sold At once
snail ash psymsSi cHAs. y. Tffrs. i4 ~.
I'd door mhlI-2t'
t,UR sALE-NICE COUNTRY HOME IN MONT
Acres, rooms and cellar; dwelling. s;4GhnE and all
irnt We'll fenced into ields and ~a,r IA Trio"
$1,000; termst to suit CHASE. LMACk. sU2 , 81. VI.
EOR sALE-As A BARGAIN-:S0 ACRES MAR
4 Ammenaae Station. b. and U. 5-roon dwelling.
sta6lnZ; abnndance OF fruit running water wooded
mhii-it. caAS q I'm LMAck. ~. ifi st. n wy
EOR SALE-A GOOD IFTY- FOUR ACRE FARM
L wlthln three miles OF Washington. IL. &. good
dwelling: barn, fences: water; LOYALTY high aud
d,,,dx =. rSsas .n sy, sefuns III I1
Sun, 1919 New logk ave. fe.s,- In
L,oR hENT-;s0 ACKES. IL ACRES IN uRASs
4 balance in garden land. with broom house and
outbuL oings 60 mo- garden land. Urootn
house aud outbui. diugs. sl0 per month, both near
benning's, possession be had INN ediat-ly Nc
LAChLEN BA1CHkLDkR. 10th and q
n. ". m
I'oR RENT-DAIRY AND POULTRY FARM;
Il twelve miles W. of this city IN Va. good neigh
borhood; near scEoo. and church Only $40 Ter
month. II. A PHILLIPS son. i4ie h. u. ave.
fe.0-lm
EoR SALE-FARMs. NOW Is THE TINE TO
buy farms We have on our books the largest iins
OF farms and country property generally in tins city
Choice farms "a nd. VS.. and DC, railroads aud
river Fronts. Purchasers should call before buy ng.
fe2S-srr DUCkkrT FORD. ol7 + 81. a W.
NJ ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
4h Write Tor Catalogue.
JOHN STEPHEN,
fe6-3m' 1913 st. N. W. WASHINGTON ID. G.
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FURNISHED.
Thomas circle. 1es $500 Msss near 18th Of
Conn ave near X stnw. NV. 14r...... .S16667
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H st near 18th st nv, NV. l2r.. l50
Il near iSti Il nv. i5r 80 New Jersey ave near
II % near 18th NV ldr--i Capitoi Ilr, ld7
n 1t mr. 18th st nv, 12r. $50 18th q near II q nv,
New Hampshire ave o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q Nv, LIZ. $50 20th st near NV, l0r 100
b l ave neas l4th st Ixl6 n ave M, N. =. :. lou
nv, .2OO 18th Of near Q st NV.
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STORES.
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IrOk SAlE-.o ACEES DF LAND, IMPROVED
= hl '-fo"m Louise aud harm, VITA good water aud
iar." shad Trees. IA tie sUburls Of Alexandria civ;
near clnfs hes ~cbOu ana railroad station frnns 20
WASHINGTON every hour; i'rire sssnO. terms \ rssh
baiai - g. Il II and - months = great bargain and
nice liifJ- suburban home. JAMS D. CTEMFNTS
mhll-ot lsSsl p ST. a. W.. Washington, d C.
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FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS

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II the Remington olce secure nrst order nlachinsss
condition gQxranteeqs tsrfus special bayannslA
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$50 18th u ne. Or. eco. 30
] Mccullough st. 4r.. 10
1000 King ct ne. 4r $500. g
l0e2 Trinidad ave ne, Ar. q
. Dinglnan piaee, AS. 30
lJ2 Lewis 1t ne. #. 80. &
Rear 3O4 Z, IT.
STORES.
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ia 4 314h Pa av. each...30
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L'oE sALE-A FGNE IoT AT COLONIAL BEACR
Il Va. near the lEndins, 50xlO. cottage on lot 40
Joining owner IA ns.a oi MONEY must DE add. Ad-
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