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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

MY physician said could not live,
nv liver out OF order, frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous; skin yellow, small
dry humors on face, stomach would not
retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters
cured me. Mrs. Adelaide OBrien, 37S
Exchange St. Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

tDaily eTcept Sundsy. -
sunday Church Trains viii issve LIN gro"
H. 4 wElfGERBER,
Gen. Nauagsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27
RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday. Dec. ID Passenger
Trains will run as follows: DAILY. tDAily
Except Sunday. Central Time
SOUTH BOUND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

Arrival ana departure OF Lrams on aud after
Mag 20. 1895. EXPLANATION or EErEREEcs
hARKs: sDaily; fSunday excepted; tAol&
dAy exeeptsd; saturday excspted; iSlnda
only. isaturday only. Eastern STANDARD Tue
which Is one hour earlier than Central Tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD. DrrAnrrRr AND ARRIVAL OF
xxHy1 trains az Wheeling, East
<tSAYSf{es5A eTn time,
!. ]. ~: :: :: !: '
EAs{i3 SSsS2,sSyA mAIs LINE EAST.
ftsx35ssf 2tt&FA For Washington. Balti-
EsISrSh,y,zf&lfImore Philadelphia aud
E{3 g{igf fAtb Nsst New York. 3 % n. m. and
~ VEtakA@fesJ8. 30 p. m. daily.
V55:ak e,A& ffsH{IH Cumberland accommo.
V1f&SssfllsNfSxsY dalton, 100 A. M, daily.
Sfess4ssNY except Sunday
&1lHASp Grafton accommodation
Moundsyilie accommodation, 1i.40 A. m, 0l0
and H. q D m, except Sunday.
Train No. 40. at s45 a NJ. except MONDAY
ARRIVE
From New York. Pbiladslphia Baltimore and
wnshin g,on, ADA. m. and 10 p. m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation. 40 p m. e.
cept sunday.
Grafton accommodation. 1890 A M. daily.
Moundsyille accommodation, A23 a m, LILO
and 1885 p. NJ, except sunday.
Train 40. IL, at $40 p. M, except Monday
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For Pitt,burg, Washington, Baltimore. Phil
adelphe and New York, sos a. M aud osJ p
Pitisb accommodation. 79o a. m. daily.
Pittsb spresr l.30 p m. except sunday.
washih pa. accommodation, 500 p. ~
pitt,SarA press. 40 p. m. sunday O6ly =
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philsdelphia, Baltimore.
washington and Pittsburgh 10 aud l02o a M
daily.
Pitt.burg mall 1915 p. m. except Sunday.
and $50 .. m, daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation. 80 a. m.
except Sunday.
Pittsburg express. 1875 a. m. sunday only.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISIONS.
For Columbus, Chicago and the West, 6bDA.
m. and i2j p. NJ. daily and 3.bO p. m, except
Columbus, Cincinnati and st. Louis, iai5
and 10. 20 4. m, daily.
81. Clairyille accommodation, 1870 q m. and
350p. M, except Sunday. q
ARRIVE.
From Chicago, 3b5 a m. and 40 p. M, daily.
and 1906 D. m, except Sunday
From 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbuas
Zoo A. m and 10 y. m daily.
ST. Clalrsyllle Accommodation, l2O5 andD.le
| .. m, except sunday. ..,,,,
General Passenger Agent
J.T.LANE. T. p. ACT. wheeling W, Va.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. ON and after wednss
dsy, June i.ios2 trains will run a. follows
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD ON and after Wednss
dsy, June 1882. trains will run A. follows
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

". J. ROBINSON. q. r. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
THE HEALTH OF THE CITY,
Further Reduction of the Death Rate Las
Week.


Week
"The general health of the city continues TO
show steady Improvement The death rate
during last week declined from 24O to 2l4, and
the total deaths dropped from 12O to IO7." says
the report Of Health Officer Hammett
This rate is below the average for the month
OF April for the last eighteen wears. Acute
lung diseases seem TO be on the wane. the NOR
tally from pneumonia being eleven. as against
fifteen in the preceding week, and the total from
these causes standing sixteen as compared with
twenty-five in the last report During the
same period influenza grip seems also to be
on the decline, the deaths numbering seven
while last week they numbered nine. There
were but two new cases of diphtheria. with
three deaths, and five cases of scar
let fever reported. with no death therefrom.
Brain and kidney maladies carried off eighteen
patients. most of the brain diseases being
apoplectic. and of the kidneys albuminuric
and probably indicating the presence of catarrhal
influenza. The dangerous contagious dis
eases stlil remain at minimum. manifesting
themselves only In occasional attacks of measles
and more rarely of whooping cough"
The report shows: Number of deaths, l07-
white, 60; colored, AZ. Death rate per 1000
per annum-whIte. us: colored, 2s.S Total
population. 2L4; sc were under five wears of
age. "a were under one year old and 81 over
sixty years; 20 of the deaths occurred in
hospitals and public institutions The deaths
by classes were as follows: Zymo;ic. %; consti-
tntional. "A: local, so: developmental, z; yio-
lence. 4. The principal causes of death were
Group, 2; diphtheria. 3: consumption. IA: diar-
rhpal2 typhoid fever, 2: malaria fever. 2: pneu-
monia, H. congestion Of the lungs. /; bronchitis,
4; measles, /: kidney diseases. Z: meningitis. 4;
cancer, 4. Births reported: Thirty-four white
males. SO white females. Is colored males and
y colored females. Marriages reported, 81
white and colored. Still births reported, 3
white and colored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
CURE FOR CHOLERA.
The Remedy Which Is Used With Goo,
Results i'm Egypt.

The Remedy Which is Used With Good
Results i'm Egypt.
From the st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Mr.. Lane, an eastern traveller and orientalist,
recommends the following treatment for
cholera:
He says while residing in Cairo in ls43,
while cholera was raging there, he was in
formed that there was an Englishman in a
small neighboring village that effected a
speedy cure in all cases which he had an OPP
portunity of treating. The number of cases
was sixty-two, and many of them were very
malignant.
Il subsequently learned that his mode of
treatment was practiced with equal success
in Spain. Constantinople and India, and was
never followed by typhus or typhoid fever.
which proved fatal in many cases. When
the cholera itself had been subdued by
other means, upon applying to him I re-
ceived the following directions which
practiced in a few cases which occurred in
my house and elsewhere, with invariable
success.
IF the patients have not vomited the
poisonous matter which is characteristic of
the disease. and which resembles rice water,
give tablespoonful powdered mustard in
a tumbler OF cold water emetic. After
vomiting. whether produced by the disease
or the above means. within a few minutes
give wineglassfui of brandy, with ten grains
OF capsicum. powdered cayenne pepper.
stirred up in it. This generally produces
almost immediate relief. and within an hour
rest, perspiration and sleep. In a few case.
il was found necessary TO give half a dose of
the brandy and capsicum after half an hour
or more. A second half dose was never re-
quired, but should it be required it may be
given. No other fluid should be drank before
covering. To accelerate conyalescence il
has been suggested that fifteen drops of mix
ture of the spirits of ammonia and sulphuric
ether in equal parts may be advantageously
given three or four times during the following
day. The above quantity of brandy and
capsicum is for an adult patient suffering q
severe attack: in other cases two-thirds or halt
that quantity may suffice, as l have proven by
experience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
DIDN'T RECOGNIZE HIM,
The American Naval Omcers I'm Europs
Nonplussed.

From the Kansas City Times.
An American man-of-wsr put into Mediter-
ranean port for several dave in the course of .
cruise not long ago, and several of the officers,
taking advantage of a bright. cool Sunday, made
up party to explore the town. They enjoyed
themselves immensely in ferreting out all the
notable sights, but there was one thing that puz-
zled them. Occupying a conspicuous place in
the heart Of the city was an excellent statue,
In heroic size. A Washington violinist. who, il
IT were necessary, could read music in half .
dozen different languages. translated the I'M
scription. No name was given; that doubles
would have been purely work Of supereroga-
ton, but the individual was described as the
PRIDE of his countrymen and the ornament Of
his century. HyDerbole struggled with euphem.
ism in an effort TO do justice to his greatness
The Americans. all men Of wide reading and
considerable information, were completely
tnystihed They recalled scores Of portraits Of
famo,ts mon to compare them with the features
and general makeup Of the hero in bronze in
vain. Rather disconnected at their failure to
place so exalted a parsonage. they trudged
back TO the hotel and ordered all the guide
books available 10 be sent up at once. The pa-e
at which the first book that was taken up fell
open contained a cut and voluminous descrip-
ton of the statue in question. The inquiring
traveller was therein Informed that the monu-
ment had been erected by the citizens OF the
town as a witness Of their admiration Of the
nobility and unselfsh patriotism Of George
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
THE STRAWBERRY.
How 1t May Be Used to the Best Ad.
vantage.

From the New York Tribune
1t is possible in these DAVIS to get strawber-
ries that have all the Sweetness ana aroma ~
a.. ia -. ,,;,t, a., ;.~.~, = -
"N,0n
cuiu'auon gives. Such lruit Is not vended
commonly In market, but it can be found even
in the large city markets and any one possessed
of n little skill in gardening ca, raise sncb b.r.
ICE AT 'iHips eApense' Inc iiaJorrty Oh tne
strawberries Drought to market are raised by
gardeners who care more for quantity and carry
ing mower than for oualitv and they are os,a,
q a;sonno;,,mon, ;r s,or ho;o "a !,
-, 41
'"@Ai''s 'n0 "ioNn" Va 'ne "iiu peifs "hicn nas
earned Tor II the bontanlcal name of trdgdrid,
the fragrant. Strawberries are jus. now CON-
ing from the south and are sold as low as Is
cents a basket: but thew are hopelessly acid In
is doubtful if any southern berry attains
that perfection Of flavor and fragrance that is
found in the fruit grown on Long Island and
other gardens in the vicinity of New York The
wild strawberry of the south is certainly in
ferior TO the same berry at the north though il
Is larger. Prof. Orton found Strawberries
growing almost under the equator in the Andes
huge in size. but almost without flavor or odor
The aroma of the strawberry is largely lost
in cooking. and 1t should be used fresh VIII re-
ever it is possible to do SO. In preserving il IL
essential to success 10 can the fruit when
luscious and fresh from the bed. and to use a
variety of berry that is of rich flavor. The
Wiesbaden preservers, who are more success
full with strawberries than any one else, do not
allow their berries to cook more than a mo-
ment They fill the cans with the fresh fruit
and set them in a large kettle containing water
Just hot enough to bear the hand. There
should be a wooden rack in the bottom OF the
boiler. and cloth should be packed around the
jars TO prevent their touching each other.
When they begin to boil the German presery-
ers watch them and as soon ar the berries rise
to the mouth of the Jar they take them out and
cover them with a rich cold sirup. By this
means the plump appearance of the berry AS
well as its flavor is preserved
There are many WAYS in which n basket of
Strawberries NAV be used for dessert. There
are the dsintiest of strawberry tarts made of
fresh strawberries. These are simply shells of
well sweetened After filling the ssbells" with
the sweetened berries set them in the oven =
few moments to let the sugar melt. then LET the
tarts cool and serve them heaned with wbinned
cream. Shells of puff paste can easily be pro-
cured from anv French baker.
Another method of serving berries nj luncb-
con or for light dessert is in a mold of cham.
payne jelly Prepare the ielly with half n min,
of champagne half n box OF pelatiue half n
cup of cold water. the Juice of a lemon. a cup Of
sugar and a cup and a half of boiling water.
Soak the gelatine for two hours in the cold
water: add the sugar and boiling water. and
then the wine and lemon mice Strain the ielly
through a flannel cloth Have one charlotte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

~ - acreage 3, bargain. Address for days B6s.
ION, Star office. may3-n'
Foe F5kEsf ygsPP 'EK
PRICE, dsss o S2gs Fwo
AT Gs1 MI + hEABs'
WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY HOUSE.
Ak Of 5s fcs in es PIE
HoMk IN t aIo S5i Go rSf iGSs'
place 3uld not be Offered at this LOW FIGURE
my3-3t J. b. WIMEE. heal Estate. sos 18th ST.
FOR RENT : SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, u
nished for sqmme, boarders; also cottaqe rooms.
grounds good orchad Street. cars pass i the
door; excellent water fanny of boarders Sc
Inyj3t' foiNis . SO Isfp ST NV.
FOR RENTAL BENNING, D. c ELEGANT rs.
Ia,E EG ,2n dwelling Mh 70 Of lanS minutes
so 3 room house station si5 per month, and s.
FG sSss sTfsins ct GTof H Ssd ORE
EoR sALE-HOUsE, EIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
attic and cellar overlooking city near street cars
8am : franz sa or address SU
E'OR Saloon SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
l. - IN re new homes at Lakeland Md
Two Two = Zoo co,t,sss g. osssh and $50
Two a3 900 cottages srs $50 cash and s3o per mo-
All Of the above COTTAGES are CONVENIENT the
ton. .hev are we'll built. have porches. wells pnmrs
WashingtoI the Wash branch Of the B. o. r. R.
IrO o,s to Bato5e has beautiful lake stores
Was oS 81 ass Sc
suPt or p Ill., al Lakeland Inquire for j. Gh2ht
FOR SALE-BRoOKLAND. SOUTHBROOKLAND.
-. Metropolis s View and vicinity property. Now is
mh14-2m 100 Corcoran building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

In the house of commons Monday Mr.
Gladstone announced that on account of the
pressure OF other business the meeting of the
house as committee on the Irish home rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
Hrorrsrc Ice is delivered all parts city.-Adut

Floodgate, one OF the favorites for the Ameri-
can derby, is seriously i'll at Ogden. Utah. He
is owned by Charles FAIR, the young California
millionaire; HIS going to the post Is = prscti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

Housekerpcr-,
When in need of kitchen ioor covering. ask your
carpet dealer for "WILD'S LINOiErM," 1t a. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE - CHEAP, 2STORY AND BACK
Il building brick dwelling; rooms. all improve
mems 1903 9th st. N. nly 80 900.
Hy2-3r W. C. DUVALI., !rI-J + ST. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
history REPEATS ITSELF.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR SALE-(940) NINE ACVES ON TURNPIKE,
" n . miles from Rockville and minutes wax from
Windham station. B. h o. Il. r., improved by @
room house. barn and other outbuiidings; will be
SOU cheap. as owner Is about to remove a distant
state DEEBLE, DAVIS CO,
my3-lw 1919 st. n W.
EnR SA1E-9 ACRES ON LINE OF THE MT
Vernon electric road mile from center Of Alex
sndr "a - 900 splendid location owned by Priscilla
Starks Apply to Maj. JOHNSON, Washington ST.
Alexandria my3.3."
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE HOME IN FALLS
u urch Va % rooms, summer kitchen, sheds.
good water on rirst foor. stable. carriage house.
chicken house. fruit. garden. lot front deep corner
Lot: well inclo'ed. on Principal St. minutes from
staton Terms: Part cash balance in and two
years with int rest. or less for cash purchaser
OWNER. iii ST. Sc. apr06t.
EOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNFR-HANDSOMT
L country places furnish d, Relay b. o. quick
TINE TINE to and from Washington. l.. KEMP Dt'VAL
Iooo 81. NV aplS-lm
LOR Mt OR SALE-A FARM OF ~ ACRES
with large house of q rooms aud barn and all con-
venlences attached situated on the water one mile
nile and one-fuurth from Old Point Comfort. Va
commanding full view Of Fort Monroe and It's sur.
rSundinSs For further Information address Box 95
fhG' hiS, Va. arlTlm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
S1D BUYS A HoMFsTEADIN
~ W MAN,S IANDING

$40 BUYS H0MFsTEAD
u, The finest suburb of Atlantic City.
Why pay high rent where work is slack. when $40
enand high and iviR rt as oT
landing can pay co nm tea OF 81 81 per Tee so
anovs gqares from railroad Communication
ture, tile, brick. lumber and cotton mills, with i'm
built within year 100 more building Every buyer
no" gets an extra Ii Il, iyss u b5oFS PARK.
ch Ho a ios fT T SIC Wh they LIS s lot for
bank You buy BY mail safely as IN f person
NAYS iiSPESf IIsMTPE5yE%ESI CO;
WASHINGTON office. SO T st. n W. ap4a-im
F5au.s SAFE !, fEyFT ARK EHT nasIHABLE
ap2s-lw join o. JOHNSON. GIT Est.
DOR RENT-COTTAGEs AT WASHINGTON
corET Wo6p 4G7 East ca pnf ST. H' the a1 %%ner
For sALE-Ar WoopsiDE, MI, -s!x-EoOM
shsie price So q; terIs to snit corner lot with
ap27-lm B j. LEIGHToS, 49, st. H. W.. cor AZ.
For RENT-tFINE DAIRY OR GARDEN FARM
city,; $40 per month. R. a, PHILLIPS sJN.
EOR RENT-WINTHROP HEIGHTS EIGHT
I room cottage and fve-room cottage; both COM
office 'A'''N iHau aps g. ggSl
EOR SALE-41@ ACRES GROUND ADJOINING
1 Hyattsville, Md. high healthy and finely To-
Gated for subdivision into villa SITES nearly all 'front.'
STOCKETT. $40 st. n ap7-eoIm
rOR sAIE-NEW GROOM DWELLING; CORNER
i lot: :. coo ST. feet stable mile west of city
high and healthy 81, 80; 5000 down and Sl7. so
per month r. A. PHILLIPS < sos,
ap2'i-lm 14.s2 New York ave.
CUBCRBAN HOMES AT TAKUMA PARK KEN
~ snEton. Garrett Park. Aubrey Heights, Rockville
and other points along the line OF the Net BIZ of the
b. o. X j. for sale cheap and on very easy terms
by G. o. BERRY MAN, Attorney -at-Law, so. st. n W.
Gp2J-lm
DOR SALE = GOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. 23
acres of land III stable. water. young orchard
aP3itoje1 @. f. HINE, Vienna Va
EOR SALE-OAK GROVE VILLA
Il 4 beautiful new Groom cottage on splendid villa
site. with grand old oass miles ou.; one and LIZ
acres OF land; stable and carriage no. well of
pure wlter; directly opposite til. handsome sub
urban deace ot DR. J. abcr Johnson and of the
healthy localities in the United states; price
So Coo 500 down, ba ,ance in rOnthy install nients
f 80. r. A. PHITLI ) L SON
ap1-lm 1422 New York ave
E'OK SALE-IN HYATTsvILLE, THE MIST
L beautiful suburb ( the national capital distant
only 81 miles, with fare less than i cents and with
train service Of over 10 tr ins day. beautiful build
inS lots. on monthly payments and otherwise also
several desirable denca~ cheap and terms
Houses for rent DCCkETT. FOt. d CO,
api-lm 617 F ST.
E'OR SALE-AT wOODSIDE. MD. EIGHT-ROOM
frame COTTAGE cell r furnace. range. ell of good
water; corner lot 1oOxeJO feet price "a, SOL Terms
to suit. Il. f. LEIGHTON.
-
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lSOR SALE-CHEAP. SMALL. DARK BROWN
4 mares perfect family horse; qualities unsur-
passed euaT anteed SCUM. and GENTLE sJod reason
for selling; can be seen after at 500 q st. $ W.
my:-,,t' " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

ErOR SALE-A GOOD HORSE FOR DELIVERY
i wagon can select of two Also horse for buggy or
dayton wagon. Apply 800 II st. nv after O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

FILE Yorn ORDER now for HYGIENE ice.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

EoRSALE-L0OKA AT THIS-A PLOT OF GROUND
cun'alning -. COO square fect; foot avail
able for buildings fronts with largest
frontage on Pa ave. only 81 per foot Is. 900
cash This is an exceptionally good in vestmant
Don't wait until il is Sold but call for fuller
Information " W. l. CO. OBJ 18th It II. W. ap.IS-5t
FOR SALE = BUILDERS AND SPECTATORS
A attentou-fi.ty-eiZht lots. 10 IT front 10 loft
alley on Morris 81. bet and aud q: and 9Th n q
sewers. sidewalks, &c. 10. per IT. terms to suit
Inquire bNNE.;. 10 + -. NV. aplH-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-NOW Is YOUR OP-
L rortunity 10 buy or exchange for a family car
riaFe surrey. bury. phaeton; Mccall trap or bust
ness wagon OF any style for little money, 10 new
and second hand lar robes whips harness and stable
goods az all prices bargains cash 90 easy terms
CaIi and look this stock wish buy OF not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-03
FOR SALE=HOUSES.

b&Esa 81 FEr s%TR ay
5f $ y p f5EhM r & EHS ESETs
3 9SPiy rs oW F f r T2f TEfMi5 5 81
ap2j7t
house rooms. bah and large cellar nice yard
e snd r psEiS I11 iTnsed nearly nsS Ca.
L,OR sALE-NASsAC tUSETTS AyE.-i-STORY
II brick. with stone trimming: a III l. lust being
need money Adde'S IA FiDE star ofice m3 &:
T. $40 fIcep,iopaliy ans re idence in Mt Pleasant
stone lar. water and lot Jrli0' terrace. shade
FOR further ''''ieDiD5 fE hGh.fi u DAy.ss CO.
r Css65 Nj Pleasant 18th St. handsome cottage: o
STSs ana IAN 1--WE T- hot and cold
sizs,llot with plenty Of Ihed De,
my3Iw 1919 &. wv.
LOK sALE-CHEAP; 5rH STREET NEARQ y W.
. mat story G-,oog, bri-k 10; 13&x7O 70 alley
hy: shHUIf bIE Ra1Ry oB r t i. n ~. W
EoE SAIL ESTEEET SEAReTH 5. r . STORY.
4 3 ICONS and BATH brick suitable terms; price.
my3-3t 500 Ith It. n
EDE SALE-SQUARE 7}6 As 4 WHOLE. OR THE
improved property vacant lots se2artely.s as FOL
III st 81 ~ v rooms and bath, cab
net mant~s. Geveed plate glass hart wood
DRESSING case in frOnt bed room. best sani-
taTy plum Ding. nrSt story brown stone AID
Sniy.....ei anu ' alnss.i..".. 1850
toi: sos Sos and SO Is, :. are of
ground pl an OF each Of these houses IS DIFF 49,
.fSrent. Terms easy Price each ------, 4sioO
OH. , A and 0l6 1-t = q rooms each -
on a noor). bath. concrete cellar. square nan
Ii1mb:nE the inest sans 475o
olS list st at ne Hickman ST. .
rooms aud bs th. finely finished, each room
has southern exposure. very desiaoie As -o-o
The lots Of ali OF the above mentioned houses run
70 lf0Or slley the hOu-es face tIarne.d Park.
making them beautifully situated as homes or invest
yient-.
No lOl Y ST. Sc cor. 1st ST.. rooms and
bath e; % Z n floor. square hall. hard
wool finish, best sanitary pluubln-. con-
erected cellar heated by furnace. RAJ se in
kitchen, nicely pspered. brOwn-st Ne base
Inent. trimmings and steps; electric bells.
hardwood beyeled plate glass nantels and
dressing ease: cars pass the door, oyerlOukS
Garfield Park and IL n superior house for
the price asked. only ---.-..-.--.----...-. 5000
finely nnish-ei be-, plumbing. Price each. ALSO
Nos lO7 and 1903 T. St = roo.r.s and
hath the other featu-es Of these
houses are similar to No. 502 LIST S.. de-
scribed above. Each.-----...- 4.3)0
All Of the above houses viii! be sold
and are now rented 20 desirable
Besutifu. building lots 1867 # front adoininx the
last mentioned houses and running to 15-ft alleys
will BE- sDld less tnan 81 30 To persons who
will build DEEBLE. DAVIS X CO.,
my:s6, 13l9 INV.
IT lot 25xQi feet MAGNIFICENT building site IS, 300
Aid near 18th ne ..s-stOry and basement,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NoN-REsIDENT OFFERS CHOICE SUBURBAN
= acreage e. bargain. Address for j days BOS-
TON, Star office. maya-ns
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN-IM
FOREST GLEN.
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L,OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE. STANTON PLACE:
II lot .x9i feet MAGNIFICENT building site IS, 300
aid 18th ne ..-stOry and basement,
81 and bath plea-an home in GOOD locality 1000
9th near Mass. ave ne. 3story, Or. aud eel,
furnaces. electrical appliances mi q. 900
fei-3m WATERS 4 THOMPSON 1885 stnw
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EOR SALE-BY
L GEo. Y. woRTHINGTON.

t'OR SALE - S'.6o0-'.LE DROIT PARK" WE
= arr authorized to Offer for a few days Of the
incest brick houses IN this park; rooms and bath
neatly Papered and painted; has every known i'm
Provement and convenience found a irst-class
house; location very desirable short walking dis
tango of cable road. home and investment
within the reach of all at 81 $50. Terms. $3.50 or
more cash; balance monthly If desired Apply L.
WALTER WEED & co, 500 18th St n W. ap29 ut