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WHOLE NO. 24O9
EIGHT YEARS FOR CUFF.
Two Candidates for the State
Prison.

Prison.
The special court held here Tues
day adjourned late Tuesday after.
noon, after sentencing four persons.
The entire day nearly was taken In
the trial of an appeal case which was
as dry and uninteresting as one could
imagine. L. was the case of a farm
hand suing an employer on contract,
and the regular habilutes OF court
could sleep soundiy through the tesri-
mony, were it not for the fact that once
in while LAWYER Sheppard and Van
Syckle would get into an inter- +sri ing
spat. The case was not finished until
half-past four, when 1t was too late to
move another appeal case set down
for Wednesday.
What the people had been hanging
around for all day now came-the SEN
fencing of the prisoners There were
four of them and they all received
punishment for their crimes.
Little Clarence Peackey, thirteen
years old, seemed like an awfully little
fellow for an offender of the law, but
he very pertly pleaded guilty that for
pure deviltry he had burned farmers
hay stack. There was no one to care
for him as the court. His parents
were absent, and the court thought
that the Reform School was the place
for him, and the order will be made by
the County Clerk.
Clayton Cuff WIS next obliged to.
face the Court, and he will probably
hear ringing in his ears for years to,
come, the stern words of the Judge.
Holding four official looking papers in
his hand, the Court said, Cuff you
have pleaded guilty to breaking and
entering and stealing. There are four
indictments, and you have pleaded
guilty to all. Each of the crimes was
of sufficient magnitude to send you to
prison for long term. Your conduct
during these robberies was OF such a
nature that compels one to believe
that you are most malicious and the
Court feels that you must be severely
punished. The sentence of the Court
is that you stand committed at State
Prison at hard. labor for two years
upon each indictment, making eight
years In ALL
And young Cuff sat down completely
dazed. He is but young man, posi-
bly, twenty-three, and now he must
look forward to term of years behind
the bars, which will make him q man
of about thirty before he has satisfied
the ends of justice. An awful sentence
surely, but werning that one can
never forget when he points to It,
Cuff was taken back to Jail, locked
up in the dungeon, and when he comes
forth from those close quarters will be
transferred to the State Prison
Harry Scott and C4roline Gibson
arose together when their names were
called. Judge Hoagland said they had
pleaded guilty to grave crime, that
of aiding prisoners to escape. 1t was
understood Scott merely carried letters
but that In itself was a crime in this
case, and Scott was sentenced to six
months In jail.
Caroline Gibson was more severely
punished. She had ac ually furnished
materials for the escape of prisoner.
The Court said she might have
thought she was doing but friendly
act, but it was grave crime, and she
must be punished.
A sentence of one year in the State
Prison was imposed. Caroline was
taken back In all where she found
solace In bitter tears.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
GOOD sites.

The Elmer property at the corner of
Church lane and North LAUREL street,
and the Buck and Nixon properties
adjoining the Broad street bridge
would make eligible sites for the new
city hall.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16

The Cloak Room Is loaded
down with all the leading and
best made garments, selected
from the best manufacturers.
both in this and the old
country.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
New Styles in Dress Goods Ar
riVing Every Day.

Look at our corner window
and see just a few of our lead
ing styles.
A customer said yesterday:
"There's one thing l like about
your store; when you advertise
anything you have the goods.
Some stores advertise largely
but when you 60 there to look
the goods are not what you
expected"
M We do just as we advertise,
both as to goods and prices.
Our statesmen are as busy as
bees in summer, which is a
good sign that people are
learning more of the greatest
Dress Goods House in South
Jersey.
Come and look over our
immense stock. Lots of sales
men to walt on you.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
Guns! Guns Guns !!

HAVING received an additional supply of
IL Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns
Powder, Shot. Percussion Caps, Powder Flasks
Shot Pouches and Relts, Wad Cutters and Cur
Vadding, all of which are offered cheap fo
cash. d. BACON & SON,
aug 2l.tr Bridgeton N,
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
Doubtful.
Number
ManharS

Lanes Family HAeGlclue MOVes
tine Bowels
Each davl Most peopl- need to ss
IL. 119 y. d &w
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
CLOTHING! f.!

We can fit you out as cheeply for
good fitting garments and well made
clothing as any store in South Jer-
sey.
We give you special invitation
to call and look over our store,
whether you wish to buy or not, our
statesmen will show you through and
give you prices.
Clothing for Men, Boys and Chill
dren; Hats and Caps for Men, Boys
and Children; Warm Underwear for
Men, Boys and Children; Hosiery for
Men, Boys and Children; Gloves for
Men, Boys and Children; Boots and
Shoes for the Men and Boys; Rub
ber Boots and Shoes for Men and
Boys.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16
S. E. McGear & Bro.
1T LOOKS

as though you would have to make a
change in your clothing shortly. It
begins to feel like cooler weather.
You cannot find better plabe than
our store for
Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-11-16

OOnGhtnx Leads 10 Consumption.
Kenp'a BslsaM will stop the cough
~ opss. IL o 1y d&kw.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT AUGUST "a 1893.
Pr. 9Th and II SITS
Through the erandeet scenery In America. with
the handsomest and most complete Solid-traia
Service West from Washington
200 p.u. daily-'washington and Chicaeo spe-
ciar'-Snlid vestibuled newly equipped. electric
lighted train. ruiman's finest sleering cars WASH
ington 20 Cincinnati and Washington TO Chicago
Dining from Washington. Arrives Cincinnat n
7:s3 am, Indianapolis 1l:4S an. Chicago SO
pm.
11:1o pm. dailv-The famous p p v. nm-
itsd'-a solid vestihule train. with dining snd
Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and
louisville. without change arriving Cincinnati
6:25 Pm. Lexington Sis pm. Louisville e:so
n.m.. Indianapolis lI:1o p.m.. Chicago 6.Ss an,
ST. Louis L:4S am. connecting In Union depot
Special Pullman sleeper Wednesdays through 20
Hot Springs, Va. without change; arrives 500
am
300 nm. d.fy-Expr-.s for cordonsvilie Char
iotteeviiie. wayncshoro', Staunfon and principal
Virginia points: daily. except Sunday, for Rich-
unond.
Pullman locations and tickets at company's Of
hces. 512 ana 1z"1 p~rna. ave.
au24 II. W. FILLER Gent Passenger Aren't.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect July 9, 1893
Leave Washington from station corner of New
For Chicago and sss Limited
Express trains 1l.35 am. els. $50 pm, - IS
night E cM,eeping ca open for Passsnsers u Pm
0q and Geas.na express a. agAi
For Lexington and Stanton. .Io.o am
For winchester and way stations. .5.So pm.
ing cars through 10 Memphis.
For f Saifimsrs so p Rnak ds asM sm e
Y Is; ,soe IS minutesl. xsoS. $50. n. 80 uoo0
as 4 20 q "a s. q 3 g e
sundays. s $50. Is nirSse. sa' .sos s. $50 %
Is 90. 1900. $50. XII 80. n,ss pm, ''
4.2s pm. sundays. $50 am. s.si pm. so'
For Frederick, ne.4o. ni.s5 am, MAS. H0e
For Haeerstown. ,1o.4o am and $50 p.m.
For Boyd and way points 40 pm.
Eor e "a seo and way points 90
For or Washington Junction and way points. 70 30
eipa stations only. ie 20 t am %s prn
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
For PHILADELPHIA New York. Boston and the east.
GOO on Dining 10 S q $50 100 oisO pm sleeping
Buffet Parlor {. csrs on all day trains;
change via Poughkeepsie bridge landing passengers
in B. and NJ station at Boston.
For Auantic City, 1000 am. and 1900 ncoa-
Except Sunday. daily. Sunday only.
baggage called for and checked from hotels an
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders LEFT az
ticket O SDr sic and 1881 Pa a. s 4 depot
Gen. Manager ueio Gen. Pas. Ag't.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. ID. c., Oct
81 1S93.-To all whom IL may concern: 1t having
been represented to the Commissioners of tile
District OF Columbia that the following named
work is necessary for the public health safety
comfort, under public act No. 90 approved
August q, 1890 and requests having been made
that the work In question be ordered under the
compulsory permit system. one-half the cost 10
be assessed against abutting property, the Com
missioners hereby give notice that they will
receive objections to said work from ali parttes
interested until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, NO.
I've submitted in writing. Laying sewers as in
dictated plats in the Office of the Encineer
Commissioner. ID. c., in eastern end Of alley
square 453; on Park street between nth stree,
extended and Piney Branch road: on east side
Of Monroe street, Anacosta, between Harrison
street and the line of the Alexandria branch on
the baltimore and Ohio railroad. j W ROSS
N. NJ. PARKER, c. +. POWELL, Commissioner
d. c. ac1s n,
OFFICE OF THE EXCISE BOARD FOR THE
District OF Columbia, Washington, October Ia.
1Ss3.-Notice is hereby given that on the 3ist
the District OF Columbia for the sale OF liguors
by retail and Wholesale will expire. All persons
engaged In the sale Of liquors. whether as pro-
prietors OF bar ROOMS or holders OF Wholesale
liquor licenses, are hereby required to file their
applications for a renewal of said licenses ON or
before November 1, 1893 provided for IN the
act OF Congress approved March 3, 1893 entitled
IAN act regulating the sale OF Intoxicating lie
uors In the District Of Columbia" by order Of
the Excise Board for the District of Columbia
koGEh WILLIAMS Clerk ocl7-6t
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FOR SALE-12O8 G ST. Ne: ONE OF THOSE
soors: lot a71 ss'e TO & 20 sls e:
FRANK l. HANCOCK & CO..
oc20 Cor. 18th and G SITS: NORTHEAST.
FOR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK;
rom rooms; cellar and bath; four rooms on floor;
cabinet hsntes seetre Se 0psSa sbs
ing: q ST.: price. sS.Soo; 500 eash. bal.
oc1i-tf W. l. HOPKINS. 1919 G g.
FOR sAIE-A GRAND BARGAIN IN HOUSE si1
Fla: ave NV; this house ha. II handsomely
and lighting large tiled bath room and steam
heat; house finished in quartered oak; large lot;
any one IN search Of u bargain in q goSd home
will apply as above. ocl9-1w
FOR, sALE-ONLY TWO OF A ROW OF NEW
and and, attractive, e houses in fine location north.
electric bells and gas lighters; adjoining houses
NV >. ' " WI. Il. SAUNDERS CO..
oc21-eo3t 14O7 st. NV.
FOR sALE-sOME VERY NICE LITTLE SIX AND
$500 cash, balance $50 to $40 per month. ~
oc21-eo3t 1407 st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEw BROOM BRICK. WITH FIVE
&c.; miles from Washington and at R.R sta.
Sa1se Gse per- sr xsa s oser
suburban places; stock. dairy. fruit and poultry
farms sent %'s, e G1Es term: sfRs
st. NV. Oc2O-6ts
FOR SALE-1117 18TH ST. NE: PRESSED
brick house: south front: lot 20x9S to alley; 8
rooms; newly finished; $4.eOO-S20O cash. bal
ance easy to suit. -
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO.. ~
oe20 Cor. 18th and G. SITS. NORTHEAST.
FOR SALE-1129 Q ST. Ne: NICE HOUSE FOR
eOlOred people; 81 .5O0-SlOO cash and 50 month:
new broom house. water. gas. sewer being laid
on 18th st. Keys at 10
FRANK L. HANCOCK 4 CO..
Office open till IN.
oc20 Cor. 18th and g SITS. NORTHEAST.
FOR SAI.E-1222 LINDEN ST.: GROOM. PRESS
ed brick; all mod imps; lot l6x7s to i2-it. Al
interest; newly papered. Keys at
FRANK l.. HANCOCK & CO..
oC20 Cor. 18th and G SITS. NORT1E AT.
FOR SALE-13O4 G ST. NE. NEW GROOM
pressed brick. stylish finish; reception hall. large
rooms; south 'front.' newly papered; oak
tells: all mod imps.: So. SOO-$2OO cash. $50 a
month, ten notes u year; see this house and you
win like 1t. Keys near by. q
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO.. e.. %.
Oc20 Cor. 18th and g SITS. NORTHEAST.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. "tINTED.~
From TIN st. ferry wharf"
Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS wEDNESDAY0
and SATURDAYS at an for Nomini creek. Va,
and intermediate landings. Returning TCEsDAY2
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. (See schedulel
Steamer T. v. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS ana
WEDNESDAYS at 800 pm. for Alexandria. Colo
NAL Beach and all lower river landings; returning
leaves Kinsaie TUESDAYS and III uRsDAYs foe
NESDAy and FRIDAY MORNINGS. On sATUR-
DAYS at $50 pm. for Colonial Beach; oolton,s.
Ieouardtown. st. Georges Island Smith creek
Coan and Yeocomico: returning leaves Kinsaie. ar
irving at washingtou SUNDAYS about 10 pa
w RrnrHY
See-tf Geoerai Manager.
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf. Tth street, Sun.
dny Tuesday and Thursday at am. landing at
sii wharfs as far down MADDOX creek Return
ing on Mondays. Wednesdays and Friday .
nm Passenger Accommodations hrst-class- Freight
received until hour Of sailing. Telephone. i766.
F. A. REED CO.. agents. AeInndria
sn17-ty Proprietor and Manager.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES--
NORTH WEST.

FOR SALE-HOUSB--
NORTH WEST.
Alley bet 9Th ana
eth, l. and NJ SITS,
( h, 4 rooms. g, 500
1S1 and 1873 Pierce st,
( h, Or. $500
S4OS N st, b b. N !,
1r ............... e. 300
20O4 NJ st, IN, 5r. $3.50
1210-1222 Madison st,
{, Ar. .......... 1900
451 and 453 Ridge st.
( b, Or. 8, 600
3 houses on Sherman
ave, b h. Or. 1900
1922 32d st, ( \, 4r.2.5O0
3Q3 and 305 . 81 Al
ley. I h, ar, 200
61S Marion alley. III.
4r........ .......2,OOO
113 to 100 Pierce st.
h h. CIR. ..........2,OCO
"a and 426 o Mt
alley,f b, I rooms1 800
1905 to 1917 35th st,
b b, Or each. 500
Git to Gle n Fl ave,
b h, Or each. l. Gro
The above In only q *
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
OccO
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122 Nd av. sw, Tor,

122 Nd av. sw. Tor,
ami 80
1903 Al sw, st & d. 20
353 l sw. Or, ami. 30. so
334lz G sw. 6r. ami 2O.5O
309 l sw. Or, ami. .14.JO
1919 wylie ne. Or, ami. is
ll9 l. sw. 5r. 8
S24 Half sw, Ar.
Alley bet C & ID & Sd
& IA sw, each. s.
lUINN. 447 7th st. s.w.
W. WHITE, $50 F NV.
226 18th Sc, 7r, ami. .25
1872 10th NV, 10r, ami. 6
2J04 Pa av NV, Tor.
ami 40
800 Elm ST, lie Droit
\ Park, 6r. ..25
1919 F ne. Or. ami. rs
: ll21 ~ sw, Or, fr. .16
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EoR kENT-l125 10TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE.
NV; handsome three-story double brick DWELL
ing Of "a rooms; in thorough repair; with every
convenience: two bath rooms: porches every
6oor; large stable for four horses. RUTLEDGE
WILSON, 4O6 9Th 81. NV. oc236t'
FOR RENT-sls AND $40 C sT Sc, NEW Z
room bricks; ami; elegantly finished; electric
bells, speaking tubes. coal vaults and yards:
good location; rent. $50 so. See HARDIN. $40
Pa ave- Sc. or ARNOLD. ass La. ave. oco3- I'm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
A CHANCE FOR
A GOOD INVESTMENT,

CHANCE FOR
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
finely located lot p ST. between
10th and 17th-22 feet front by 125 feet
deep, running back to u Do foot alley.
Priced lower than any piece of ground
In the neighborhood. Easy terms.
GEO. NJ. MYERS, Real Estate and Insurance,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. oc24
FOR sALE-EIGHT BARGAINs-THREE LOTS,
cSureS eSr
and Sc, In 50. 10lo. Price. I3c
Five lots 201sg s 3 n silfy IN 81 So
oc233t Room 5. l42l f st. NV.
FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST LOT IN THE CITY.
on 9th st. NV. New York ave; 20x1oO; a
fine business site. Call at once on L. I. KAISER,
$50 + st. NV. oc2l
FOR sALE-oN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR THE
Logan and Harlan residences ard Chinese lega,
so as to make good investment. Price reduced. Us
anes r sHxns xxi RstrHEnroRD 1907 NV.
For SALE.FINE LOTS AT A SACRIFICE.
7 st. bet. 10th and 18th NV. Cut to. 20
P st. bet. 18th and 18TH Cut to............s s. 4s
cor ss G Isis n and fE si snd ist
oc2i-at GEO. i. PARKS. Gil F 81.
FOR sALE..LOT IN HoIMEAD MANOR AT
grestiy reduced price high ground; pleasant
ocsi,st ''A' 1sfa F st.
FOR SALE-FOUR LOTS IN NV, SUITABLE TO
build houses that will pay Is per cent.
CHAS. W. HANDY,
oc10-1w 6lO 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-TWO LOTS on q ST. NEAR 7TH
n.e.; lSx1OO to alley; will be sold at sacrifice;
owner needs money JOHN B. WIGHT,
Oc1S-0t l4O6 G st.
FOR SAIE-EAsT- FRONT LOT. WITH TWO
party walls near corner 9th and East Capitol
sts.; on monthly payments; a rare chance to build
Il home. OWNER, IS 9th st. oc10-1m&2t'
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1870 Sd st. { h, 1r. 4 500
2113 and 2l15 d ct,
b ~. 8 rooms. s..
SOUTliEAST.
1113-15 and lit n
st. m, 10 and Or IS 900
321 and 323 d st, N.
Or each. &, 100
909-9ll 1 81, IN, 81. 81. 900
%15 L st. m. Or. Il. 200
Alley. bet 9th and 7th,
@ aud n, bh, 3r. i, 800
sos 10th 1t. m, 6r.1, 500
l246. l3&7 and 1870
X At, n, Or, each1, 200
N4 X ct, { b, Or. II, 900
I Hope ave. IN. ar. 500
SOUTH WENT. -"
40 LIST Of, 4 n, Or. 8, S76
487 and 46a L 1t, ;.
( h. 4 r6oms. :. $3.50
$50 N Ut. b b. Or. z, 500
342 and "a n Ut,
tn, Ar. q, 900
io6 LIST st, b h. 5r. l,S)O
Alley.<a and eth.
II and l, { b, Ar. eco
613-15.17 Burke's IL,
Ar each. 900
rtion OF the properly %
all ut omcs for bulletin
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
SIT 7th sw. st and
Owl .....---.-..S2S. 70
22S AZ sw, st Il dwl. 30
800 G sw, st q dwl. q
1886 C sw. Or. ami 20. 50
439 7th sw. sr. ami .17.J0
1250 Al sw. Or. mi. 1880
3OI "A sw, 2r- 10
A l. sc. 6r and W. 10. 80
el3 O'Neil's CT sw,3r.5.5O
oc2l -3t' JOHN {
FOR RENT-BY OSCAR
14th mr. I NV, Tor,
eel. st I'm & 2-story
brick stable. .Sl3i
Q nr 18th NV, Tor,
furnished -........12c
Q nr 18th NV, Tor,
o N l ..............r.
III sth ne. Or, ami. . .:
OcCl>.3t
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]. I. WALKER SONS. 2ot 10TH ST. NV.
Building Papers. Notbproof Goods. Fire Brick.
Clay and Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining. Pulp Slate
&c. aptS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-s1 $50; $40 CASH; $50 MONTHLY;
new six-room frame cottage; cellar; front and
last one left. GORDON BRO, 9lS + st.24-St'
FOE E-NORTHwEsT-O 800. ON EASY
terms-uew two-story brick; six large rooms and
electric line. For fun particulars call upon
McLACHI.EN & BATCHEIDER, cor 10th and G.
oc24-3t
FOR Saloon A FASHIONABLE STREET NV.
near the corner OF 18th ST., new bay window
brick house, with carved white stone trimmings; ;
II rooms and cellar; wide. deep lot to paved
alley; every modern convenience; heated by
steam; built finished in the most substantial
m SMITH rs y sn 0 st TO-
FOR sALE-oNLY HALF A SQUARE FROM THE
new Broom brick house, with brown-stone trim
Iaings 3 rooms on first floor. on second and 2
by furnace; tiled mantels: electric bells and
speaking tubes; don't buy until you have seen
Smith & FAIisAiAN, 511 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-THAT ELEGANT NEW ROW OF
teD-room brick houses. only one square from 18th
st. cable cars. on desirable paved street: is
brewnstone trimmings; eonereted cellar; electric
bells and speaking tubes; heated by furnace, &c.
$500 SMITH & FAIRMAN. 5i1 1ith st. NV.
FOR SALOON L ST NV. IN VERY DEsrRA-
BILE location, Broom and cellar baywindOw
brick house. with brown-stone steps and trim
n,ings; every modern convenience: heated by
alley: can sell for only Short time Mt only
$500. SMITH FAIIiMAN, 81 18th stnw.
FOR SALOON Sd ST. NE, NEAR E. A TWO
story and cellar bay window brick house. with
six rooms and bath; every modern convenience;
large lot and paved alley: let us drive you out
to see 1t. as We think 1t Is the cheapest house in
the SMITH TA1RM% a 's 81 f ii,S st. NV
FOR SAIE-ON 9TH ST. NE. NEAR E. VERY
Desirable sight-room and bath bay-wndow brick
mousse; WIN every modern Convenience: large lot
SMITH FAIRMAN, 81 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE A DESIRABLE CORNER on
Pa ave- Sc. containing six good lots @ 7T6
square reet, In ALL We can sell this property for
only T9.OOO on very easy terms: there is n ~
room house on the property which rents for s25
per month; isn't this a bargain?
oc2A-3t SMITH FAIRAfAN 5ll l1th ST NV
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR

FOR RENT
1907 14th st. NV. 10 rooms. s75 90
12O9 ST. NV. 10 rooms. $500
1904 Vermont ave-, rooms. .............. 1000
1908 Vermont ave., rooms. .-.-..-....... $500
12Oi Rhode Island ave-, q rooms. $500
S13 Z ST. Sc, 10 rooms 5000
GEORGE EMMERT,
ANTON HEITMUlLER,
oc21-1w Trustees. 1893 14th st.
TOR RE.NT-A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE;
zoos i St NV; MI; reduced rate TO private
family: key at Mrs. KROP'S, third door cast
oc21- 3ts
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MONEY WANTED a. TO LOAN

MONEY WANTED
$1,000 for one year, secured by second trust
on real eetuts In the NV; security hrst class;
also $1,000 secured by first trust real estate
in the NV. valued 5000.
L. WALTER WEED & CO.,
oc24-2ts Real Estate Brokers, 500 18th st.
MONEY MORE EASY-wE NOW NEGOTIATE
loans on all listed local stocks in from
800 up according to amount you want and col
lateral you hold. YERkES & BAKER, IL Sun
building. oc24-tr
$15 COMMISSION WILL BE PAID FOR LOAN
of 5000. to be secured by first deed of trust
on q handsome new corner residence west of 18th
st.: security SO good that The Trust Co.. was
willing to lend 100 a few months ago Ad-
80 dress MERCHANT NJ, Star office. oc23-6t
10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, $1,000 $1,000
5000. :.
r. A. DARNETIIE,
Oc23-3ts 623 + st. n
wANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 on FIRST DEED
Of trust on more than 100 acres Of good land
three fourths Of a mile from Florida ave-; title
guaranteed by Title Co. Address Box 20. Star
office. oc23-3t"
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FOR REST-it 5TH ST. NV; NINE ROOMS
and bath; all modern improvements: newly mint
ed and papered- +. 5. KERN. 452 u st. NV.
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1905 Nd ave ne.4r.s15. 90
215 18th nw.3d Il. 1900
Oh 10th uw,ofdce. 1890
S3Z i se.5r-....... 12.2S
3 Fay's ally sw. 5r. 1880
1924 L Sc. Or. go. 500
1893 Benning rd.5r 500
z Sumner CT. 2r.. 600
PPEL- 525 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN. REAL Es.
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS. n ".
UNFINISHED HOUSES.

d HOUSES.
10 near N II ave. new
house and fur. Tor. $50
Y J ave near A. l.sr. 100
8 1t near 18th. Or. .......75
Florida ave near 5sh, 7r. 70
ICEs.
Desirable rooms. AT
lantic Coast Line
BUILDING" all front
and fre-proof. from
\ sio to $3o each.
RES.
| Coffee-roastjnQ estab.
iishment. with all
ynachfnery............37j
18th and Y NV. 13j
\ to 935
&5 La ave. hall. ........2j
3LES.
( 1920 Conn ave. rear. ..s25
t102S Conn ave. rear. .23
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FOR sAl.E-YOU CAN BUY THIS FINE HOUSE
az great sacrifice; owner will take So. $50 for
SVt MASS. ave me-; the two adjoining
houses, lust like this one. sold for S. 700 each:
pay window press brick front; stories and
basement; bed rooms. large bath room parlor
dining room; well lighted Kitchen whole house
Papered; sanitary plumbing: alley in rear Of lot !;
such cheap house
1t DAVID b. STONE. SOL and SOC F st. NV.
FOR SAIE--TERMS, $500 CASH, BALANCE
mo1thly, VIII buy a new house renting for S27 so
month; price. $4,000: 200 Sth St ne: bay
,,inu, stone and brick front; electric ap-
Ptanees nicely papered; u real nice home
II DAVID ID. STONE, SO4 and SOC + St NV
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1874 a ne. T&store so
1911 14th NV. store. S1S.5o
1902 12nw. Ar. LIST d SiS.25
633 11th ne. 5r. $40. 30
421 Wilson NV. 5r. $40
1873 Navy pl. Ar. IS. 20
40 Armory st sw. Ar. SO
Pierce st. fats 81 to IS
Old & GARRETT.
st. and y. Y. ave. NV
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FOR RENT
1873 VT ave- Tor. mi. s65
lilo II Ne, Or & ST. .$45
936 p NV. 9r.mi. $40. 81
4eS Maine av. Or. mi. $50
1407 y ] NV. Or. mi. s2I. so
IS r NV, Or. mi. SIS. 80
1850 II NJ. 5r&store. SIS
CAYWO
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