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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-12
Mpree.
- "Paa CUBS @eie" af Bi5rnion
pil Inart ubfomne treble ubsape,

pil inart ubfomme / treble nbsape.
- Minilteriet Stans 1ar erfldret fig
bilis til at 1amarbeioe meb @tortbinz
get, men Samarbeibet piite fig itrafs
berbeb, at bet nestebe Santtion paa
2open om bet rene Slas af 1921, Der
bat sobtjenbt al ielpe &arl Soban.
- 8labet "Gremsans" paa 2illez
bammer er iolst os ftal fra Nptaar ubz
fomme iom 96ireblab. Ser ct imib1erz
tib allerebe 1am1et &apital til ct n1t @enz
ftreb1a6 unoer 2eoelle af &e6aft6r Sill
ietb, lom bibtil meb iielben 9Dstisbeb,
iaslis us bumant fat reoiseret "5remz
gang.
Sra Sonas Sic bapbe "@. g."
for lobe Mopember f6lsenbe Eatfeifrie
pelie: "9et fan ipnes iaa sperpalbenbe
formeset al ben Spmpatbi os al ben
Sdber, ber ct oiit mig ber / &riitiania
peo min @jemfomf. M1en bet norlte
9jertelas er Zig, at naar bet Cir, iaa
Cir bet meb en- fulo 9aano epertr6m=
menbe os parut, Seq fan tun / Beifez
benbe6 fremf6re min ps min 9uitrus
bpbe, inberlise Eat for ben itorartebe
Set Srebass, ber meb Stubenternes
5afler ultio Til 1pie for mig iom ben
r6be @olne6sanssftunb, naar &odlben
bespnber. Eat os are!"
-8j0rntjerne 8i6rniou. itrioer til
"8ersens 9ibenbe": S Glperluno b1eu
paa ct 5olfem6be ben ste Nopember fat
tet fOlsenoe &eiulution: "9en nuud=
ren6e &esjerins bar frantet 2anbets
Sob, bor Seluitanbisbebs &et Os bore
Sabres 5risj0reliespart. Sen er traabt
inb for at bjdlpe @perise til Gi1fbeidt=
telie af Morses &et." Ses Der 9em at
tatte ben Manb fra mig iom bar for
met benne &eiolution. Sen er enbelis,
lpu.s elelatien M 4fal pare. Dette
er bet, iom ffiQer S6ire os os;; bette er
bet, 1om ri maa pr6pe at faa en- 9ob
Sci af 96ire til at tomme bort fra -
ONT life f0r @alsene iaa peb bisie ielp.
@i maa tnuie l1luplisbeben us 2biten til
bsn, ri maa, en- Gang for ale, sjore
@nbe paa ct ipenit Harti Norse. 81
seiom llnionen fraper af Speniterne, at
be Ct Spenifer os taller ipenit til os,
Iaalebes frdper ben al %, at ri ct georbz
n.dnb o9 taller norit til benz. 9ulber
llnionen life bet ub, iaa er ben insen
Union. 9erfor r1aa be, lom pil lpare
paa ipenit berfra georse, os iom for at
fomme til meb bet brDber 2open o9 lta=
ber Stortbinset, be maa bli Ell 2anbs.
fam. 9ette fal &eiolutionerne forbe=
rebe, for at @alsene tan fulbbprbe bet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-12
@aint Olaf, Minn., 7be Sec. 1898.

SdtH1 OlaI, V11H., 1oe &}ee' 1oSo'
ST. "Saotbossar"!
@r bu ben ipm ifal tomme, eQer ftal
ri pente en anben? @aa l6b Sp5rssz
maalet i samle 9ase. st bu Manz
ben uben TrDst ps 9abel? st bu ben,
1om t6r fidmpe for 8rinciper, ONT iaa
bu bar faa Eilbdnsere?
&an bu pare b0Fis mob bine Wfobz
itanbere, ia ielu mob bine Gienber %
beller life labe big bebaare at fa1ife
8enner? ga, berium bu ct ben &jer<
netarl, iom bit &rosram loper, iaa oar
pelfommen, n1ange @anse peltommen!
Seq bar ueb 60bielen arpet ben Spas=
beb, at tro bare soot um andre Mtennez
tier, inbtil jes bar facet en- bitter os
Finiertelis 8eldrelie ON init Mistass
Seq bill osiaa tro bel ont big, &ot6os=
gar, inbtil bu ipister bine ubtalte Gurz
iatter, men naar ,bu sj0r bet, iaa penber
ies 9apssen til big meo @ors. Seq er
mango @anse bleuen beorasen / mine
sobe Eanter om Soft af ale &lasier,
men ies bar osiaa mango, iom life bat
ioistet tin Dpsape, os oisie ermis bbre~
bare @enner. Seq fan life babe be
feilfulbe eller uforitanbise eler iuase,
men naar Tilliben er borte, er ben fine
fte 9el, iom binber Menneifer iammen,
bortbunitet. Mellem Mienneiter, ieser
bebrasen af, f01er jes mig, iom naar ies
er trdt os pil boile paa ct @teb, bpor
ber finbes SusOrme: 8eit jes boloer
paa at iopne, tpetter jes op os ier mig
ipeibenbe omfrins.
Set er meb en- bebr6oet 66lelle je9
ldier be I6tier, iOm s1emmer Moral os
&rifenbum os eaar blinbt ben ps ppz
b5ier Torbrpbere us ratter neb paa lanst
minbre br0befulbe, iom ldsser en- anben
Mfeuins ! alt, bpab andre 9i0r os laber,
os til os neb lite forimaar, unber Cub
frpstisbebs @affe, at meme: os tale ilbe
om fin Mdite. :-,.:,
Seq pil baabe, at ber er iaa mango
drlise &opuliiter us uirfelise &aiancez
manb, at bu, gautbossar, tan lepe om
enb paa irual Soft. - Set :ita1 if6lse
Dpfoitrinssldren oare ffa6elist fOr et
8arns 4ripiel at bliue f6bt for felt ifra
8espnbelien. &nappe Eiber leper ri /,
pg iaa taser bet en- Eib, f6renb man
faar Nfimae for bet tiluante, om bet iaa
enb er uiunbe Eager.
Dm be Blabe, iom talber fig bore, oy
1om itulbe faa meb os / tptt os tpnbt
% pdre Eolte for bore retmdsf9e Gor<
orinser os bOlbe Tpltinsen ian'men, bar
ri friife @rfarinser for, at enten r6mz
mer be 6eltet, eller pe6lisebolber be en-
@tinfastnins, inbtil Der finbes 2eilisz
FEB at irnutte bort. l1nber iaabanne
Torbolbe saar por Gag ba9ldn9S iitez
bet for frem.
@esle Rotbos9ar! Seq ipnes, at
bu, lom ct iaa 11ns, burbe bdre ,lben
"sj5rlig @pnb". Men @erben er onb.
Set fan bu bebit fomme efter peb at be-
tragic: ut bu blep ubifjalbt for &St og
Iftom, f6renb bu iaa Dasens 2ps.
Seq baaber imiblertib, at bu Di1 arte
big sobt Ds ita1 life forlabe big, f0renb
bu baabl6ft er be9raben stltmperne of
bin esen 8r6befnlbbeb. :ssf sss
Nrb6bi8it
Olaf q. 8inje.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-12
Gorifie4t8e NDbeoer.


Torifie4t8e NDbeoer.
@labtone er ips.
Gu &eppluttpn truer meb at brbbe ub
i&ene5uela.
Gn Ipenf @ret GAM Safe, slnofa
County, Minn., er arreiteret for lliebez
li9beb.~
Granf Sadion, ben republitanife
@upernbrfanbibat / Sotua, 1eireoe oper
8oies meb en- StemmeFerbeb af neiten
$4,000.
st Nntal fren1rasen6e Spenifer /
Minneapolis tenter paa at oprette ct
Mrbeioerburear, iom ital foripse at finbe
8efieftiselie for &rbeibs1pie.
SburFom, ben npe @iniiter til 9az
tuaii, flyer, at ben prooiioriite &esiez
ring 9onolulu bar 100 Manb unber
&aaben us aster at binbre ale at 9ronz
ninsens @arti fra at betrebe S1ottet.
"9afota" bar efter Sisen6e s,oet
"&obbusseren" en- sruiom Salpe, men
bpab bet er, por &ollesa / Sarge itri=
ssper, pebs ri itte, bapisif life bar faat 8la@
bet, ilastet hi bar bebt ont at faa bptte
meb bet.
5 Glias Steenerions Gao mob
Great 9tprtbernzBanen bar Sernbane<
fom,nisiiunen afsioet en- @rflerins ON,
at be andre 8aner, iom pil6e sjere felz
les Gag rneb Great 9eortbern, lite bat
noset meb Sasen at siere.
Raptetn Sobn Dlion, iom be iibite
Mar bar peret 2anbmaaler Grant
County, Meinn., er bp6. Slion par
fpbt os Dppotset @perise us for tilibs,
fer ban Tom beroper. S Grant County
bar ban inbebabt nere Eiqibsbperp.
!San par iaaleoes en9ans County Iubt=
tBr.
st. 8eter, Minn, 7be Sec. Sobn
Sobnion 9besaaro fanbtes ibjelfroien
rnber fin @osn fire Wftl fra 8pen.
@u9nen par peltet pper, o9 9eitene
bar reiit meb -Gorbjulene. @eb goroz
nerens unberib9elie piite BET fig, at
Manben bapbe bretfet Sallen peb Sal
bet fra &usnen.
@lrs. @alter sept, en- &one i Miuz
neapolts, paa9neoe en- Scat iibte l19e
peb at bbre npsen pusle neb Dpren til
benbes @opefammer. Sun ltob up al
@ensen % sap Snbbrubstppen, bpis
Mapn par Msite D'a8rien, ct @lae So
pebet >neb en- 9ammer, iaa Ian blep lisz
9enbe itip paa. .@uluet, til @pfitiet tom.
"Afbplbs:8ainnen" bill bape &nute
Melion til Nreiibent. 9ette biloe imibz
lertib npbpenbissjpre EFT Goranorins /
&onititutionen, os ben Slass Tin9 saar
faa tent ber 2anbet, iaa III faar not
1laa ben 4anb ub. @fal ri BABE en
norif @reiibent, iaa faar ri moi bolbe ps
til &on9resman6 Sobnlon pe Yaltor
Strgmmte, BET 10 fl&nbe faa Mon1inatioz
men af tit 8artt 1896.
Z ("9eattonaltibenbe.")
Sarge, q. 3. sbe Sec. st Mbbe
af &epreientanter af ale l1nionmeno,
font er aniatte peb gortbern @acific
8anen, pil bli afbolot ber iMorsen 4iz
ten for at operoeie, bpab BE- :ital eibre
Mnlebnins BEN febfunbne 2bnsnebz
fettetie. Manbene ct CANINE 9u, og
e., Streite ipnes ,ulnbsaaelis. Sc tror
life @onpaniet Tan inblette nDe Soto
,nutibfgrere, ber ct ubetienbte ueb Nl=
faliz@anbet paa tazDipiiionen eller
nteb Stisninserne paa @ontanazDipiz
fionen. Manse 8rusbopeber pil babe
Streite nben fgrit at foridse @aslins.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-12
st Silbno.
"Mpbbn88eren" os FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret. !.

@i bar sjort Irransemeut meb g.
M. Dmen, iaa enbper, Der inbienher til
ps 1926 tan faa baabe "8eobbusseren"
! % farm Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
COL. WHITE" HUGHES.

Representative Houk Gives PeraonaI KecoI-
lections of the Kansas Militia Omcer.
Mr.. Houk Of Tennessee said to a STAR re-
porter today: "Col. James White Friarson
Hughes, who has become so prominent in Kan
sas recently in connection with the Legislative
war. is an old friend Of mine. He and were
in the same class. the same literary society and
the same base ball team at the University Of
Tennessee for more than three years. / know
him we'll
1.-The University Of Tennessee Is . military
institution and White Hughes, as he was
known among the college boys, was not only
one Of the best and closest students, but he was
the military man Of the battalion. He Is man
Of rather large frame and during our school
days was inclined to be heshy. but be never be-
came too heshy to drill or play base ball.
81 zee that be refused 70 lead his militia
against the republicans at the Kansas capital
When the governor in person threatened to
relieve him OF his command be replied that IL
such action was taken he would leave and take
his militia with him. He Is full Of nerve, with
. slight tendency to be stubborn. i remember
q habit he had when We used to play base bali
together. White would be dashing from one
base to another when the umpire would cry out
foul and order the runner 20 return to his
base at double quick. white would never
run back; he always walked and de6ed the
umpire.
He il the con Of A. II. Hughes Of Columb,s.
Tenn, one Of the original Union men in that
state, who Ii now . stalwart republican, and en-
joying the distinction Of being one Of the old
est Masons in the country. All his sons are
rrpubticans. and venture to predict that they
viii die in that faith. II one Of them ever
snops' and returns to The roof Of the father the
chances are the son will have to do some elo-
quent talking before the latch string Il poksd
ont 70 him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
LIFE SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. .Too swift arrives ~ tardy q sss
slow."
s.simplfyi" .simplifyr- "sImplifyr-
Don't overeat Don't starve- Lei your modcr.
alton be known TO all men,"
Court the fresh air day and night. ssoh, n zee
knew what was Ia the air.
Sleep and rest abundantls. Sleep ID natures
benedction.
Spend less nervous energy each day than yoa
make.
Be cheerful. "A light heart lives long"
Think only heaithful thoaghtA .As q man
thinketh In his heart, 30 10 he"
Avoid passion and excitement. A moueutv
anger may ne fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health d Coz
tagious as well NJ disease.
"Donr carry the whole world on your shouiders,
far less the universe Trust the Eternsi.-
Watch the nrst signs Of Q coming cold Nine
fenths OF all diseases start with q cold.
II, 1t any time. you feel chilly. n you sneess. n
you have cold hands or feet, II your head seems
heavy or aches. take at once the best and pnrsN
stimulant you can secure There are many tsss
are claimed to be good stimulsnss. bur there b only
one that h strictly reliable. and posessss the -
qualities, and that b Dpays Pure Mali whiskey.
This whiskey hss made more fr1ends BY reason
Of what it hes done for people than any otber
preparation Of the present day. 20 nos Ia y01r
Druggist OF grocer argue with ycu upoa shlp sub.
1ect, but insist upon having the pureef and -
which wi'i AID vou 70 solve sLafes so@seAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
TO MEET TOMORROW,

The American Bimetaiiic League and Two
Organizations of the Popuiist Party.
The American Bimetalic League, which was
organized in this city last May, will hold its
first annual session beginning tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at Concerdia Hail. It is
expected that there will be representatives
present from the various states and territories,
The sessions will continue through two days
The platform of the league is 'the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver on an equality with
gold, ratio of 16 to L. The headquarters Of
| the league are in this city and the officers are
as follows:
A. J. Warner president; Lee Crandall, Sec
rotary. Executive committed. NJ Rumsey,
Missouri; Richard Lacy, New York; Alfred il.
| Colquitt. Georgia; W. j. Cheyney, Pennsyl-
vania; F. G. Newlands. Nevada; James B.
Grant, Colorado; John w. Daniel, Virginia;
Willis Sweet, Idaho.
TWO PoPULIsr ORGANIZATIONS.
In the same building two Of the organizations
of the popuiist party will be in session tomor-
| row. One is the National Industrial Legion,
an organization in the populist party which is
designed for educational purposes Only the
| officers will attend the meeting tomorrow. The
| officers are as follows:
| Paul vandervoort, Omaha, Neb., COM
! mander-in-chef; Frank Burkitt, Oklahoma,
Miss, vice commander; J. H. Turner, secre-
tary. Washington, ID. c.; Geo. F. washburn.
Boston. Mass, treasurer; J. F. Willis, Nc
Louth. Kan, national recruiting officer;
W. s. Morgan. st. Louis. Mo-. national sentinel
Executive council-H. E. Taubeneck, Marshall,
Ill.,; Marion Butler. Clinton, N. c.; l. A. Dean,
Honeoye Falls, N. Y: J. H. Davis, Sulphur
Springs, Tex; J. F. Willis, McLouth, Kan. ].
Cannon, Ventura, Cal.
The other organization that will meet to-
morrow in Concordia Hall II the National
Reform Press Association. As the name indi-
Gates the association is composed Of editors and
is confined to those who dit reform papers
| which as a rule advocate the principles OF the
populist party. There is q long list Of such
papers. and it is expected that they will be well
! represented at the meeting tomorrow. Mrs.
Lease, who is in the city, is expected to be
/ present. The president of the association is
Mr.. McLallan Of Topeka, Kan, and the secre-
| tary ID w. &. Morgan Of ST. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
Silver Men In the House Claim They C,
Defeat 1t.

Silver Men In the House Claim They Can
Defeat 1t.
The silver men in the House claim that they
will have strength enough to prevent the pas
sage of the sundry civil bill under any parlia-
mentary tactics that may be adopted to get il
through. They say that they have no hope OF
getting the Sherman amendment out of the bill
and thl.t they do not propose to take any
chances. but will defeat the whole bill They
say that their plans are all laid and that the
force Of the ilibusters against the bill will b
almost a. strong as IL silver in the House. They
viii fight it by every means known to parlia.
mentary procedure, and they claim that it will
be impossible to pass it under the rules OF u
get signatures enough 70 secure cloture. In
fact they regard it as certain that they will de-
feat the bill. This. Of course. would make IN
extra session absolutely certain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
i IL CooUuSNTTkkYY Is Gkk 9WISa
PRETTY BAD SHAPE.
Matters Are Getting Into an Uncomfortable
Condition for the Closing Days.

Matters Are Getting Into an Uncomfortable
Condition for the Closing Days.
Matters are getting into pretty bad shape for
the closing DAYS of the session. In addition to
the fight that is to be made to defeat the sundry
civil bill there is going to be hard fight made
against the Indian appropriation bill. Rock
well Of New York voted against this bill in COM
mittee and will be recognized to oppose it on
the floor. The features of the bill which excite
opposition are provision for the payment of
accrued interest on some old Indian claims and
provisions for Indian boarding schools The
whole policy of Indian education established by
Commissioner Morgan is going to be subjected
to attack. 1t is understood that some Of the
strongest men on the appropriations committee.
including Holman and Savers, are going to Join
in the fight against this measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

Patronage Of States and Territories.
At the instance Of Mr.. Houk Of Tennessee q
provision was put in the legislative bill BY the
House that the Official registers OF tho United
States for the year 1888 shall give the number
Of officials and employees in the sew
eral government Department. from
each state and territory. The
Senate committee in reporting the bill has re-
tanned this provision. The purpose of the pro-
vision 10 to show how each section Of the coun-
try has been treated in the matter Of patronage,
and the expectation il that 1t will show that the
south andwest have been badly treated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

The Territories May Have to Walt.
Senator Carey. who has been paying particu-
lar attention to the question Of the admis-
sion Of the territories into the Union - states
and 10 strongly advocating the admission,
says that he does not believe that anything
viii be done in the matter this session.
He fears that during Mr.. Cleveland's adminis-
tration the territories win be kept ont, for the
reason that the democrats having control Of the
Senate will not want to run tbs risk Of losing il
BY the admission Of new ststes which might
elect republican SenatorR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
CHANCE FOR A TRADE.

An excellent piece Of prorerty. Sc n. 10 IN. ,
II to y. foot alley. 26th St. only half q
block from Psnnsyivania ave. two frames nov
on the procersy. sufaC'ient rround for thres
excellent b tick houses. win sell at Q iow isu q
and take in Gart exchange . small BRICK house.
Three excellent lots on willard st between I
snd and 1T and Is b Q. growing neigh
borhood; 20, so IT, to 10-foot alley. Notwith.
standing the fact that property on the opposite
side of the street is he'd at eli, per foot the
square foot.
Should the title to any property sold bv M
prove defective upon examination Of title II
time Of sale We will refund the deposit and Ali
expense incurred in such EXAMINATION
JOHN b. WIGHT,
1410 G ST. NV. fe15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
Dyeing Clothing 1t Home.

IT'S easy TO dye . handsome. unfsding color when
diamond dyes are used. These ten cent packages
OF home dyes, with their simple directions come In
all the standard and fashionable coloeA Tnsy are
guaranteed to make colors that are fast TO light,
true TO name. and even in shade. when directions
are followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

L B. H. wARN-R & Co,
916 st. W
North side let. I'd and AZ SITS. sw 2-story br OK
s rooms and bath. Each "a. 500 U633)
20 bet 90 and 4th SITS. ne. two 3story bricss,
10Th and Olive .ts n. W., several new o-story and
basemsnt bricks. 6rooms and bath. a.. IN J.: Each
{ st ne bet Sd and 4th. 3-story Groom and bath
brick, a. m. l.. lot 16x7O to alley. Price -. $50
North side st: ne bet 7th and sth. story and
SOUTH side s' bet 7h and 9Th, s-s.ery and
base ent brick. rooms and bath. Price 10. 600.
West side 7th st. n. W.. story. room brick; water
South side Cercoran st. bet. 10th and 11th SITS
n. 2-s.ory brick. rooms and bat S5. 600 1oS5)
Mass ave bet 9th and 9TH SITS. n E.. 2-s:o-y brick
HARDWOOD ave. lie Droit Park. 3-story and cellar
Wet .ide 4 bet. L and NJ SITS. NV. two hos.ses
las, East side "a bet; and ST, two SsS.ory
Sor,n side L bet 2lat and I'D SIS NV. 2-story
60 ss!oo 5sserlen' brick rooms and BATH 'io e
Carroll Ct Sc. four new 3story bricks. Q roora-
Lasi side Sth ST. n. W bet and M.two small frames
Mst ne bet. 10Th and 18th. ostory brick 6 rooms.
Qst bet. 4th and 9Th st. H. W.. a-s.ory brick rooms
Snruce st. lie Droit Park. two bricks. Each $500
Sorth side st. bet. 9th and 10 s's n w.. e-story
and basement brick. rooms and cellar g.. 800.
north side Elm ST.. lie Droit Park 2-story and cellar
hr tia, !. ro9ms n; -, b. 500 o., I6.@ =
rooms and bath. amt Of. COO A"0 cellar 1854 1854
ts as side sth st. bet. B and ne. 7-roon brick
Eastsiae oh st. n. bet. P and Q. o-story t.room
brick. $500 1852
S-s.tu&th.3t 9i6 Est. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

EOR SALE
L. number Of small lots the ne. section Of the
city. ranging in price Fl IN 1900 upward. Terms to
suit purchasers. THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
felS-Ot 1924 st. n. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

E'OR SALE
L Near New York ave and I'd st NV, a block Of
lots POO feet 'front.' 100 feet deep 12foo alley
concreted ST. only 81 10 per so. foot easy terms
separately entirety.
THOMAS J. FISHER h CO.,
felS6t 1924 st. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE-To BUILDEre-THE MOST FOO
ointcal corn~r 10 in north west to subdvide; very
LITTLE cash required in vestieate at once. JOHNSON
CHEW CO.. 81 Est. NV. fe1s-2ts
EOR sALF-NORTHEAsT, AN ENTIRE SQUIRE
4 on the line Of the Eckington r. r. extension A.
n SEMMLS oUZ Est fe1-1m
IroR SALE LOT WITH TWO PARTY WALLS
ado ming owners residence, Is 9th st. o. . few
doors frOm East Capitol Ut. easy terms monthly
gaynentsn desired ja25-1m'
EroR s.LE-TO CLOSE A sYNDICATE AN
authorize to s.crihce three lots 22Y96 to alley
on 18Th st. above Dupont circle, at ~ % rer foot
very easy terms CHARLIE FAIRLY.
telo-1 003 l4th OF. n. W.
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L ONLY Is. 200. N. II. ave. bet. r and q SITS. 81
feet front 30 feet deep Present Improvements
THOMASJ J. FISHER h CO..
felS6t 1924 st. n.
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HorsEs UNDER SIX THOUSAND.

HorsEs UNDER SIX THOUSAND.
Our card" today should be especially inter-
esting to the thrifty in search Of modest. COM
Portable homes.
Very comfortable little house with rooms
and bath near cable and Washington Cir
Stc %,
Two conveniently arranged houses with @
rooms and bath near 18th st. cable cars "a. 45O
Small brick l near 18th ne. papered
throughout and complete. ................ 81, $50
HOUSE. g rooms and bath. on II st. ne. on line
House. 6rooms and bath. on st. ne.
ISL .--....-.-.-- .&o,OOO
Don't stay away on q count of having but Q
small sum OF money. We may be able to
make mutually satisfactory arrangements.
OUR OFFER: Sh.uld the tile TO any rrop-
erfD sold 6v US TIrore defectire upon s1ami-
nation at the time of sale IRE trin refund
the deposit and ali erpenses incurred in ez-
ANIMATION.
JOHN b. WIGHT. 14lO ST. NV. feel
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STORAGE.

SToRE YOUR FURNITURE. TRUNKS. BOXES.
- &c, with LATIMER SLOAN,
l407 st Separate apartnents light. clean dry and
airy ia2fS1m
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NOR SALE
st. bet 18th and 7th ne. fine building lot
fronting 90 IT, IOH in on ST. IA IT. deep to Soft
alley 15-ft side alley; 81 per So. IT..
THOMAS j. FISHER K CO..
fe1S6t 1924 F st. n. ".
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LHOR SALE
yestment. We offering for sale block of lots
ST. bet 18th and 18th SITS. 20 II. front 100 It.
deep to alley. Only 81. 50 per 50. It.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
felS-6t 1894 st. n. ".
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INoR SAIE-LE pEOIT PARK.
Il Why not own your own HON Here is your chance.
We offer to sell one % the nj ii tie houses in the
park: bay window press b.ick; brown stone trim
ppcs; containing rooms and bath; neatly papered
and rainted; all modern imp oveuleIts and convent
snces slectic bells and lighting speaking tubes
&c location very desirabe short walking distance
% cable road. h me and investment within the
relch Of al at 50. 40. Terms: 1900 cash
balance monthly TO suit pnrcnaser. Apply
l.. WALTER WEED co,
ja2S-1m 500 lltn st NV