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Hssvsse Excursions.

100 9S0e DbObv8s
n b vlth sat,stactica that the Bur-
Ilngsoa Route makes the following an
pouucemsnt regarding thts ysass har-
vsas sxcuTs10as.
Ths dsiss which have bsss assd ios
'hsss excursions ass Au4ast a, esps. IL,
and October 10 In then, oil railroad
asssss vsss d 81. Loah ssd Chscaeo
v,li ssh rouua.trip tiessts 70 Bsriiagtoa
Route slstiocs 10 Nstsssta. Kansss, Col.
sende, Beulh Dakota snd wyouias. d
sstrensiv low Pstss Tioksts vill -
god NJ twvaty days cad win samit os
Sep. ever o. The eoia9 tip u any point
Wsse q ths Missouri R,vss
Thsss lases ass bsoueht 70 The ueekss
II the rssidssts a The d,asrses stataa
ssashsd BY The Burlinstes Reuts 10 or
der ,hss n.y. may sstorm their irispd'
10 IN sass that. during ths ssst lev
,ssslhs. strss vpsquaisd oppostsaisIss
= ssalsg sess wih yssssat thsnss,vss
IT, pssssagss dspsssosst d the Bss'
ksstss Rnoss sili gladly ~ ~ psspis
q Ne tsvss aioss ~ lies n thsis a.
Gsrs 10 ,uduss eastern psepls v svss
lhsassslvss 81 ths advsstAess q thsss
nAnsseshsss EseunIoaa The uslss.
<'sd, On ssqssst, viii not esly aall "
IL ! Asnssd sAAssas ssppIy a sAvsv-
ot NJ aaltss, w b I'LL slso - plssssd
lpprn,l sssssssssl partIss 10 W. NV d
,.nn,, - w. - fovsfeh,e satse d
w. w. y" M, J. fnANClt
V ",,'. w.. ~. pssllsstss nssts
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tsssss pubiieatlon Aug Q, ims.) No NJ
Nptice For Publication.
Land o0ss ~ ssssiing. CesereAs.i
~ NAMED ssstlsf Mas died no1sa a Sls Az
tention 70 make anAi prosf m supSost e HE
s sa.s s sss sess :sss pSSs ~ .:as -
ce'o. a. hs'S's;:,, SsIe y ssssSs S'ss visi
~ Y =: tot N ". Y - Y tpinrMv
his conuau rssldsncS upoa aa1 euluve.
on u, said land, visi
s :ya..s = Z s! ps,:' 9! H''yss.s Onto
Merritt A 1lne :. Z"
WiiliAsa \ bickcrson Z"
u. z, TKDNON, Qrstsssy,
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sub.oribe for the srArr HraA1.D:

tYirst publication July Il 1885,, No ~
Nutice fur Puhlic atiun.
Land Once at Sterling, Cole.
July 10. 1853
Nyotfce IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nled notice Of his In
tentisn TO make Nm al pio0f IN support q hta
claim. and that said proof will b made No.
fore clerk Of county court Phillips county
Color ado At Holyeks. Cole. on Aug. 18Th In
viz:
WILLIAM NEvIKS
I'd E No I'm for the lots ~ " s-w Y 80
l9tp7nrAw
III ss. ma e
ton Of. said land. viz:
Cornelius Bevard OF Holyoks CodO
william n kipling
Charles Cramer
Abnsr Fleming /"
n. F.. TrDxox Rssaster
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trirst pshiieas.on Aus "a iws.,
q = Land Oalss sterling cs,s.
.Aug. Y ~. 10 90

,osnr laiat having ben sntsrsd ~ this. Of
y ~ ~ Norman Wii.os against Test Jus
-. fes asswdoMlsG b. kunestesd .sstsy
Il ipSsr@ - FtIi,ips cssS,y, Ss,efs.ic.
with view 10 tlpe canosliasIvn " said entry.
Ths said psrsiss are hereby srmimonsd W
isa5 81 iaaeisrk . ~ 70 tsepend and furnish
msnt
TspMOS. REGISTER.
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sHKRIVFs SALE.

q :pssilai s sNIssstios i:ssd oas q =. e.sss1
y nfht 4 Co, ard nqsinse John " sss6ss, Anns
y BkAxxs and W y Cowcll for the sum d h5Os q
damese. and $50 costs and sccruinx sosts to
seil tho following Described nal estate so-vit,
The NV v acc - ~ y n " v ~ tbs y N In
Phillips county t.oloFa do.
sell The above described prsisrs al puhIic AUG
front door Of the court horse 10 Hoiyoks Cofo.t
the highest and best bidder therefor.
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
tSirst publication Aug II 1897
U S Land once sterling Csio.t
July 10. isxs
Hearing ordered by Commissioners ietter'H'
July II. isas.
Compliant having b~an sntSrel NJ this o1acs
BY Joseph A brnuner aEatnny llisnche n Son
r s" s .s.s 3 ssS ~ s ss ~ .:ss H.
csunsy Cola. with vtsv 70 the cspcsiistioa
.. ssa s. = s.s s s s Z;
b. planted ssr~s u ssid tract 10 issrs, ircc
isiisss sss Z y:sr irsn ne data q ensry :taas
. b Pssisd o. csitiva,sd aa1 possisa q
dste g entry y Ne pssssa. tinAs O. p. msp
ssv n a. ssssaessS ssd assuitiSstsd Goa
ditosN and dsvssd u trees
~ said paFslss are hsesbs ssanonsd ~
appsas o. tAis soes - ths u. DAY q sept
~ u " s'cioch ~ 10 rsspesd and furaiah
tss,inoay eoscesninS said Aiisgsa sAiiuss.
n. =. TEDNon. nsstssss.
3 Armour ATTY for plaintiff
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Drwltt's wltel, iisari sslvs eurus pliss.
DcwMt's Witch iiassi Saive rsrrs burns.
Dswlis WI,rh flss>i saiv" cure ssr~.
DsWits wltrh iiAsei saive cssm slc~u.
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now 70 GET TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
lars foa NOTHING.


| formidable thinR, The idea 4 that an inv.rtc.
must BE- q natural u,niu.. IN. yedi.c, !. nj, .
that l,c mus, tsyots yeur. "a t,evinr n
tod mechanical pgoblsms ,pd thst = ,,u,t .,,.,,,
fortuns on dsi,oat. e.pe,,.,..,. 49,. :. -.
~ new device Do spatantnb,e dee,s. - u.,S.c.
ton. This delua,ow III, oomp.ny dssi,.. q di.n.I
II dsair,s to - into he ~ oethe r,hl,. 80,
eompssAsnsoa q ths fsot 80 Il 4 I'D ~ .,..t
compiler. - erpe.dve inv..tic.s ~. go
the bsst r,turns "a thsir sntho-. ~ ~. ,,..,s
simpls, and eboap oee.-the thi.r. th.t -. ~
ahsardiy trivial thst =, .,s,.rs .sti.., -o,,.s
fssl uonsvhat saharIsl a h,in,in, 49,, ~ m.
atsputio, a u. p.s..t o..
Edison nm that III uro6sa h. -. ,...,v..,
frou ~ uetsn /. a. mn. r.,.io,. ,,.sr.,...
have ma ~ $4,000 =. -, ~. ~. N.Y.
perimcnts. AMI m. NAV ~, s-...s-ss ~. ~
Of f.stsolns M al rubscr c,rs >, . s,,,,s,. ~,
pothat Il vouId c.me 49, ~ ~. h.sa ~
thrown. made : fortune out ~ ~ ..h.m. ~.
modern scvins.msohins i. a ,nic.r,. ~ ,rs.,,,,.s
| the product Of the to,, ~ hrrd,.,s "a 49,.
brains through hundred and f,Sty y..,. h,r, ~.
whole brilliant result r.s4. mr. N. s,,rr,. a.
vice of uniting the ~, NJ ~, ,..,,,. =. ~. 80.
instead Of Al The Other end.
The Little Things tho Nest Valuable.
Comparatively few people regard themselves
s,r.ct ~ -, s,r. :. .sa., o "a. has ocen
.,e,ns,l c.icr,,t.,I ~ ,.au.. .Nr ~, -,
fr,e,,or. os,;,. rr...,,.. ,.N " .no n'us
vithont furtbcr ,ho,,v,,, N'''''''''N
"Whv don't ~. -s;,..s -
car vinJov. A. ,h,, AZ. -. .,,., man ~
without br,ak,n, N. r....n..., ~ W
olaims tho tr.v,ls. ..rT-s.SS...,~-. -. "a
| x,ouhj maj, th.,r I, .,,.h .-, '"' ''-1
.wh.t IN. An. nan ,I,., -. az.
thinkip. orr mIlc. ~. .~.L am. =
| "a work over . .,ovs ~ =. .-..,,s -. 49, -
how h ousbt IN h,,s ~, s,.d~ A'""
.H.ns such . .rI,., h.,.,,,,r r, -
Who i, la. 10, h,s.Ls.-t sTsv- .e ~,
us.s I'd msk. bo,.os, ,h,, vr,,,5nr .i,...
break oil. ar e,n.c On, ~, 49, -
And tbrn ths vs,ou. .,,g..... 49,. =.
thcir Rrisva,os. and III, q, ,h,rL !, sS-.,s-'
ol,e. II they would al d,,,r =. NJ. -. -
len, opuortunity. mt ih.;, ~. 49,. ~.
down. s.uc.p.ns sna coI,., h.,,,r.. 49, -,
o>l shaps and ,h.n .pDIv n, r.,..,.. ~ 49,.
6nd themselves ~ in,lspendsntiy wealthy a. tl,c
man who iavented the iron umbrslla rins, or tho
one who patented the fifteen pussle,
A Tempting 02er.
To indooe pco,,s n, k..n to-. =, ...,. ...
ids.s and ,co vhnt ,hsr. i. 4, a., e.. pI".
Claim. Coanr.n, b,, ,..,,,.,1 =, 80,
II eSe rer... - ..aSss. =. :.
slu.le.t ~ ..-s .....s.s.. $3.50
eler. fren 4 es...rsa.I .ss.s .e~ss-
the een.a.v NH I'D. s-...S
hu.SreA Seil.r~ 4. .s.s =. sSSsssA. ~
rcc..S,.. m. - - ...-."- ~.
naee.e.
IL Win s,se sAversa.e The s.v.,s,..
free ~ eha,rs-
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tfirss publication Aug u, isss.l No. -
NutiEs for Publication
Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
Aug ., 1en.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following.
~ named vetticr has aisd notice II his Ia.
tsntion 70 make nnnl proot n suplsost q he
fere clerk Of dlstrict rourt fhiilins
county Cello. ~ hoiyoks Cello on ssps. y ~
ANDREW CAUBLE
I'd Z No 77ua for the s-v Y &C - - N q "
Nc names the following Witness To prove
his continuous residencs uron and e1lttvA
fion Of. said land, Wis;
a;'s.r Z Z S!sss q. "o'yoss. c:'s
Archie ]. Durdetse Z" ~
"a Tu0Naw us~n.s~~
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BEATTY'S PIANOS . -, oe W.s' =. =
~, . - fiA''- nsa''i y. sEArTf'
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eeATrrs ORGANS r, s,:os 4, :: ~, ".
l2Eas, AaireS. 2 esu o. Damn v Dssffv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE
That lie subscriber of Tho District of Columbia
has obtained from the supreme Court of thp Dis
trirt ~ Columbia. holding IL special term for Or
phhnS 'purt business. letters of adminiStr RI ion
I. a. tn" personal estate of Robert : Wblr-
ton. late Of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the sale de-
ceased hereby warned To exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof To the subscriber on or
D, fore the TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTORFR NEXT.
they ray otherwise by law be excluded from ali
hcT"ft Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 20th day of October
1872 FRANK W GAINES
~ Care Charm Brown .tty N Law
Chaplin Brown, proctor. No. 321 AZ st. NV.
n7-lav3w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-2O1O 18TH ST. NV; 8 STORIES
and basement; press brick and brown-stone front ;
wide parking; very large yard to very wide alley
$4,000. PLANT & TURPIN,
n14-1t 1929 New York ave.
FOR SALE-1306 U ST. NV; NEW HOUSE; 3
stories, cellar and back building; rooms and
bath; large concrete cellar; furnace heat; large
yard to paved alley. A bargain az $500.
nli-It PLANT & TCRPIN, 1929 y. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE To PURCHASE ONE
OF the most desirable homes located northwest;
convenient to cars churches, schools and market;
new Broom and cellar brick; a. m. l.; price
only $4,000. Address Box 81, Star Office. nl3-3t
FOR SALE-BY AUGUST DONATII, Gil 7TH ST.
Two houses northeast; 20 feet wide; 10 rooms,
bath; perfect throughout; s., 700.
Broom house squares from Capitol; is feet
wide; cellar; $500.
Not much cash required for either. nib
FOR SALE-S3, 600-A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN
lie Droit Park, containing g rooms, bath and all
mod. imps.; electric gas lighting and bells; ac-
commodating terms. YESTERDAY MAJ
LERY, 624 st. NV. n13-3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SO PAYS FOR LOT 4OX3OO FEET IN BEAUTI-
fGl Egg HarbOr City; railroads, the Camden
and Atlantic and Royal Reading route; com
mutation fare to Phila. 25 cents has Is hotels.
} newspapers, churches. schools, wagon works
furniture and silk factory, knife handle works. 25
clothing manufacturers, canIeries, Is cigar
factories, G3 wine makers, champagne makers
with Immense wine vaults, vineyards, brew
cries. nurseries, bottling works. pottery,
saw mills, parchment paper works: public baths.
fine parks, lake and fair grounds. 2 building
sOcieties telectrc lighting contracted for),
and other industries numerous to mention:
these lots sold cheap to close an estate ::
Only 4 few l'ft: So down and 81 per week; 10 per
cent Off for ash, send money; | will select best
lots left AMI send warranty deed free by re-
turn mail: send for circular RICHARD CORN
WELL, Cos Franklin St. Philadelphia. nj got
GOLDEN OPPORTUNTTY-s35O FOR GO
acres of fine garden land: 10 acres in timber:
this farm lays 31a miles back from a steam
boat landing on the Potomac river, and Is miles
nl1-3t 4 ]. SCHWARTZ. COS 9Th st. NV.
ONLY > MILES FROM CENTER MARKET ARE
Il acres OF fine garden land: improved with
4 grand 1S-roOm dwelling: built about years:
fnc view of WaShingtOn: 900 assorted
dwarf pear trees; this orchard will average
$500 TO SIOO u year; a big bargain If sold at
nl1-3t \. ]. SCHWARTZ. COS 9th St NV
ONLY s1.Io0 FOR 40 ACRES: II MILES FROM
Washington: miles from r station: fine view
81 ~" Capitol and Monument: fine piece of gar
den land
Only s1.SOO for 671s acres: IL miles from
Washington: broom house and fair outbuildngs:
~ miles from station; > splendid springs: Is
an acre in sage. celery beds and house
n!l-3t \. J. SCHWARTZ. COS 9th st. NV
FOR SALE-vIILAGE AND COUNTRY HOMES
country seats. farms Of Hll sizes and timber
lands, AZ redlced prices and on easy terms
nG-lm COOKE d. LUCKETT. Rockville. Nd.
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FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM AND BATH
brick dwelling in this city for the price; SIS 80
per month: large closet in each room; heated
by latrnln; concrete yard all in hrst-class re-
pair. 1905 Sd st. NV.
CHARLES ". HANDY.
nlO-u 6l0 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENr-BY R. n. HOFFMAN,, REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th aud SITS n. ".
USFI HNISHED HOUSES.
r Ssfah 900 lnri ia Ir
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by II. ii. EVANS, office (basemenD 1921 St
Always in office office hours ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and L. s. Commissioner.
oc2S JOHN L BEALL. 1921 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-CH EAP-2506 NJ ST. NV; 9-ROON
brick house; all mod. imps.; renting to gooC
tenant; price 5000; 81 500 cash, balance TIVE
years; also two 1112 feet front lots, fronting
stanton Square, prettiest part of Capitol Hill
price, Sl.so per foot IL sold at once
Z. III. PARKER,
nl4-3t- 435 Az ST. s.w.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
CHEVY CHASE
HANDSOME SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES

AT the head of
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
District Of Columbia. 1t occupies fine piece
OF open and wooded country. having an elevation
of 800 feet above tide water.
TRANSPORTATION.
The ROCK CREEK RAILWAY furnishes rapid
transit TO and from the city.
PURE WATER
Is pumped from numerous artCsian wells into n
standpipe 1870 feet high. insUrins fine pressure
supply mains on many streets and avenues being
of greater capacity than in Washington itself
DRAINAGE.
perfect system of sewerage has been de-
signed and executed under of the leading
sanitary engineers of the country.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Used for Illuminating streets and houses.
CHARMING LANDSCAPE EFFECTS
Secured at great expense and with special
view TO artistic beauty.
GENERAL ADVANTAGES
Are such naturally appeal to those who feel
the need OF the healthfnl conditions surround
ing country life, combined with absolutely every
comfort and convenience which the city affords.
TERMS
Liberal arrangements will he made with those
wishing to build and make this their permanent
home
,Plats and full information furnished upon ap-
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.
nS-6t 1924 r st. NV.
FOR sALE-OR RENTAL LAKELAND. MD, B.
and o. R.R.. miles ont. fare. 81 cents
Ar. house, 81, OOO-slO cash. $40 per mo. Rent. So
Or. house. 81, SOO-siS cash, SIS per mo. Rent, SIC
sr. house. 50. 5O0-s25 cash s25 per mo. Rent. SIT
Tor. house. 81. $40 cash, so per Rent, S25
EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner, Lakclandor Tel1617-3.
oc24
PROPER AND VICINITY : SOME
special bargains: also houses for sale For facts
and prices call on GRACE VI. THOMAS.
oc12-1m 100 Corcoran bldg.
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NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
1853 to 1853 T st, b
h, Or. and $50 to
$40 18th st, b h,
Or. all .......As15,OO0
1924 G st, b b, IN |,
Or ..............S 4, 900
1910 Fla ave, b h,
IN /, Or. ..........3,2O 200
1927 NJ st, { b, Or. 2, $50
1902 Linden st, b h,
Or ..............2,9 800
1897 Gales st, { b,
Or ............-.2,l 100
&c G st, Z h, Ar. 1000
200 to 215 1 st, b b,
Ar ..............1 800
1923 Sd ST. { h. 4r.1 600
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and 1117 NJ
st, ( h, 10 and 6r.S5, 900
32l and 1913 ID st, (
b, Or each .......3,O 900
9O9-9l1 l st, ( h. 5r.3, 900
AIS L st, { h, Or. 600
Alley bet 9Th and It'll
G and E, b h, 3r. Il, 500
305 10th st, ( h,5r. /, 500
z Hope ave, b b, Ar. $40
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

GEORGE ]. BECKER,
Formerly with W. G. Metzerott & Col
Pianos tuned and repaired at reasonable ratsa.
Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
nl3lms sos 18th st. NV.
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Tha above e. only = u,
ms books FOT Iull IiSt
iSsTgf on the Ist and l5f
Mo
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YOU NEEDN'T TAKE OUR STATEMENT
YOU NEEDN'T TAKE OUR STATEMENT
Y0U NEEDN'T TAKE OUR STATEMENT
For the fact that the FISCHER
PIANOS have the best tone action.
touch. materials and The judges
the worlds fair awarded them the
highest honors for these properties. The
efforts that put in the IN
struments for the exposition put in
the making Of every FISCHER PIANO.
Call and examine them here.
The perfection Of Organ building IS to
be found in the ESTEY ORGAN. All
musicians prefer them to any other
make.
Whether you are a musician or not
you have use for the ''AEOLIAN." II
instructs musicians and amuses those
who are not musicians. See us for
PIANOS. ORGANS or "AE0LIANS"
Easy terms
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D 81 anu 4 SV.S avs. l.b-.SD
GIL Tth 81 NV, Offices 10
! T01 18th ST ne. 7r&b. % 80
100 9Th 81 ne, Crib. -. -
63S Brew's CT ne. Or 1880
21G-22 X st Sw, 5r. 1880
Good Hope PIT d.. 10
lONS. 6l6 18th st. NV.
ANTLY FURNISHED H.
large pariOrs, with large
3 l. st. nv: fronting on
$500 per month. T. Il.
!. NV. Meet
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FOR RENT-121S 1 ST. Ne; RMS, BATH AND
cellar; newly painted and papersd: a. In. j.; S2O.
Would sell terms to suit
nl3-St. W. j. FIslZZELI., S12 9TH st. me-
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FOR RENT
1919 18th =. 12-..s75
1J.i2 q -, lUr. -
nO1D-fr
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FOR SALE
NORTHWEST.
1890 Goth st, b h,
12r ............ Sl9, 900
1913 l st NV, b b,
III /, l1r. is. 900
1913 Il st, b h, IN 1.
12r ........... Is, 900
1871 r st NV, b h,
12r .......... IL, 900
467 Missouri ave, b
b. 13r .......... 10, 900
1136-3S-40 and AZ F
st, b h, 12r. -. 10, 500
lila 18th st, b b, m
4, Tor ..........1 10, 600
Store and dwg, 1890
21st st, b b, Or. g, 500
1122 I'D ST. b b.
m 1, Or. 1900
25 E st, b b, 11r. g, 500
20T G st, b h, IN /.
Tor ..............S,0 600
lips 9th st, b h, Or. s, 900
1406 Columbia st, b
h, Sr ...........S 5000
IS 1 st, b b, IN i,
1lr ..............6,5 500
60 III st, b b, Or,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE: BATH
cellar and yard: well located; in the northwest.
Rent only $3.50. Apply c. ]. BOND, 631 st.
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Fp-t hENF-REAR OF JOHN WESLEY CHURCH.
Conn ave bet. /. AMI VI st7- w. tlsu-Stnrv
bro rooms, v-J-- AVID gas. So 81. X. II. T.
LELPOL-D, s.w. cor. Of 18TH and r SIS. a. .no-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT-RooM HOUSE WITH
cellar. all mod. imps. 130C S0th ST. NV: two
pIocks from two lines Of cara Apply to ED. J.
HANNAH. 81. 11th Of. NV. auS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

FOR SALE
NUMBER OF NEAT BRICK HOUSES
IN THE NORTHWEST.
They are four rooms deep and contain all the
latest improvements.
Convenient to electric and Belt Line cars,
which carry passengers to all parts of the city.
These houses will he sold at a very low figure
IL disposed of at once.
Terms to suit purchaser; monthly payments II
desired. THOMAS j. FISHER * CO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-oR RENT-DINING ROOM: CEN
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illness cause of selling Address GARDNER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

THE HOSFORD INDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR
. bath, for rheumatism and all nervous troubles
also special treatment for catarrh and hay fever
racial steaming. Massage. 9lS II st. NV.
nl4-1ms
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-23

Fall stock Clothing arriving daily al
the Wbitlock Clothing House. 46 Soutf
Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-23
A BRAZILIAN MONARCHY.
That would Follow the success
of the Revolution

LONDON, Sept. % The following dis
patch was sent abroad officially by the
Brazilian government officials at Rio at
FIVE O'Clock yesterday afternoon:
"The sedition is confined to part OF
the squadron. All the states. without
exception, agree with President Peixoto 0
as to the necessity of repressing the sedi-
ton. The rebels vessels i'll the bay are
deprived of power and movement and
cannot land owing to the resistance OF
the land forces nor leave the bay on ac-
count of the fire of the forts. The Re
publica succeeded in escaping but was
repulsed at Santos"
| A special dispatch to the Times from
Vienna says that its correspondent there
has had long interview with 'promi
nent Brazilian diplomat" who has just
arrived at the Austrian capitol from Rio
de Janeiro. The diplomat referred te
says that the victory of DeMellos mean
the ultimate restoration of the monarchy
and that Prince Pedro, the son of Count
ess De Eu, would ascend the throne.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-23
IN MAIDEN LANE.
A shooting im That Pre- cinct Last
Night.

Last night, it's said, fuss occurred
with Maiden Lane the scene, twIxt
Charlie Walker and his wite-a pair not
quite serene.
Now, Charles. they say. upbraided her,
and she, as women do, desired the one
concluding word--in fact, she wanted
two.
But while they argued pro and con
"uew coon" came along, and with pls-
tol in his hand inquired what might be
wrong. *,
Plain "Shorty" was this new coon's'
name, presumably for short; when
Charlie tried to say a thing he got a
sharp retort.
The fun went on for quite awhile, sub
siding not a whit, till ''Shorty.' with q
threat ming look. told Charles to "hi'
the grit" :,
Charles, being a man of docile kind
and caring not to die. proceeded to va
moose the ranch. nor stayed he to asi
why. -,
AS Charlie ran across the lot, witt
gaze close fixed ahead, "Short" sent
few persuaders, made not OF dirt, bu
lead.
Charles came up town in quite stat
and talked with the police, Will
"Shorty" wandered on his way AM
thought, I'm slick as grease"
But now there is a warrant out t
bind the shootist fast, and Charlie We
NAV be the one who laughs best an
laughs last.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-23
AT BETH EL.
Ente ert rtainnent bv the EpNHOrsh
League Last Evening.

KImtP rt tR1nnne emt bv the EpwOrtn
League Last Evening.
The congregation and friends Of Bethel
M. E. church. South. were in the hands
of the Bethel Epworth League for a
couple Of hours last evening, and the
church full of uests had a most pleas
ant time. The entertainment program
was as follows:
Duet-Miss Ella Morgan and ]. M
Young.
Recitation-Josie Romeo.
Guitar solo-Miss Addie Miller.
Recitation-Miss Lula Williams.
Ouartette-Mrs. Portiss, M. Young
and the Misses Alexander.
At the conclusion of the program
everybody partook of refreshments
which were present in bountiful quantity
and this feature was no less enjoyable
than the first part. Everyone wen
away happy.
The reception committee was com
posed of Misses Ella Morgan ant
Bessie Rector and Wyatt Alexander
Misses Lula Williams, Annie Nor
gan, Lila Rector, Carrie Miller, Ber
nice Morgan, Ora Justice and Sallie Nash
and Mrs. Spurlin made up the refresh
ment committee.