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Republican County Convention.

Republican county convention in ana Tor
Lske county, south Dakota, will be held o ttne
court room 10 the court house In the city ?, mae ,Se
fTIh asx Of Anpnst. A.. D. 1893, st 2 o'clock p, M,
for the purpose Of selecting fourteen delegates
to the state Judicial Republican convention 10 DC
held at Huron. 8. D., on September ~, Ics,s anu
tion 10 be held at Sioux Falls, D. D., on the SIN
day OF september. 1898, ltis tnat
the Republican voters assemble al the severai
meeting places for holding csucuses In the coun-
ty ON "Wednesday. the 18th day ri August, A. u.
iSQ3 and elect delegates Ia eaid convention.
The basis of representation In said convention
fraction thereof cast In said precinct for Hon. 9.
II. Sheldon for governor in 1892. Under said ap'
portionment the various voting precincts will be
entitled 10 the number OF delegates lLdicsted
below;
Aiso for the purpose OF placing in nomination
one county commissioners for the 2ud commits
sioner tis.rict in and for Lake county.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

Sioux Falls Press, ID: The French
Canadian church of st. Jean Baptiste OF
New York has received the largest frag-
ment OF st. Anne, the mother OF the
Virgin Mary, in this country. 1t is a
bore taken probably from the forearm
OF the mother of Mary, and was obtained
by Mgr. Marquis from a religious order
in Rome, to whom it had been presented
by Pope Plus VII, who obtained 1t from
the Basilica Of Apt in the province oi
Avignon, where still the greater part Of
the remains Of st. Anne rest. This relic
ia about six andone-half inches in length
and 10 less than IN inch in diameter. II
10 set upright in a glass bottle or jar
which in inclosed in a frame.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

Congressman Breckenridge, who two
years ago disappointed 80 many Chau-
tauqua people here and especially demo-
Gratis of this vicinity, owing to his wife's
fatal illness, has recently been remarked
and is now sued by q Madeline z. Pol
lard for breach of promise. She claims
to have been co-habiting with him for
many years under promise OF marriage
and ia mother OF three OF his children,
all of whom have died. IL Mr.. Breckin-
ridge were in the British parliament,
Parnell like, this would be the end oil
his political career, but In America be
will NO doubt be a greater pollticla1
than ever.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
a Novel les. For prunkenne...

A simple but effective test to decide
whether q man is drunk or sober was
described by q medical man who gave
evidence before the P~ontefract bench.
Two golfers. who were charged with
drunkenness, went to the doctor 10 min.
utes after they were seen by the police.
The doctor made them walk up and
down the surgery. which they did in Q
straight line, and then they stood erect
with their eyes. closed and held Their
arms at length with extended fingers
The witness. affirmed that the latter wa
Q severe ordeal for persons under the in,
Huence Of alcohol, and a. the collier
passed through it without signs Of shalk
mess the charge against them was dis
missed-London Truth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

A Washington dispatch to the Pioneer
Press says: efforts have been made by
South Dakota democrats to have j.
Leslie Thompson appointed bank exam
liner in place of John Z. Diamond
Comptroller Eckles to-day assured Sen.
ator Pettigrew that Diamond would re-
main in his service and that he was one
of his best men," This would seem to
indicate that Mr.. Thompson's commits
sion is for special work though it 10 word
ed as q general commission for bank
oxaminar
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
HOTEL HOLOCAUST
An Early Morning Fire at Chicago
which Resulted In Considerable
Loss OF Life.
Five Dead, as Many More Fatally.
and Others Less seriously
Injared.
The Blaze Was Probably Caased by
an Overturned Lamp-Day Clerk
Skipped.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1a-In Q FIRE which
destroyed the two upper stories Of the
s-story Senate hotel at i54 Madison
street FIVE people were killed and five
others so badly injured that they can
scarcely ecover. Al the Cook county
and Mercy hospitals SIX Others are
moaning with pain In tho wards so
badly injured as to be unable to tell
their names The list Of killed and in
jured is:
HARRY GODFREY, Z years Of age,
son Of j. Godfrey, hardware merchant Ell
Little Rock, Ark, burned.
EDWARD SHORT Of Chicago, burned
and jumped from rear window.
UNKNOWN WOMAN, 5 fest, 8 inches
In height, burned; removed from bed by
UNKNOWN MAN, removed to county
hospital unconscious, died 15aminutes
after arrival.
UNKNOWN NAN, 5 feet, 8 inches in
height, burned in bed.
The Injured:
JAY .GopFREY, hardware merchant
Little Rock, Ark, burned about head and
shoulders; removed to Mercy hospital
will recover.
Mrs. Godfrey wife of above, slight burns
on shoulders.
GRACE GODFREY, aged ID, extensiv,
burns, will probably die; taken TO Nero,
hospital.
HILL ULLKRY, aged IL, nephew of ia.
Godfrey, burned about head and arms, Gu
by glass In breaking window for aid; takel
TO hospital; will reeover.
F.A CooNs, Lake City, Mimi. cut b,
glass about head, taken TO Mercy hospital
win recover.
MRS. f. A. CooNs, burns and cuts aboa
shoulders and breast; taken 10 Nero,
hospital; viii recover.
FLORA CooNs, aged is years, found a
most s~uffocated, removed to Mercy hosp
tai; will recover.
r. L. MORTON, Syracuse, N. f., Gu
about shoulders, will recover; taken :
Mercy hospital.
UNKNOWN MAN, supposed to be William
Kronberg, a stage hand at the Schille
theatre, badly burned about head and face
is delirious and will probably die; taken t
county hospital.
UNKNOWN MAN, is about % years old
burned, can scarcely recover: taken to tn
county hospital.
UNKNOWN MAN, about "a years, terribl
burned about head and face; is uncor
scious at county hospital and will die.
BY the time the night clerk had dis
covered that the building was on fir
the flames were climbing from til
starting point on the second floor u
the stairway TO the third floor, an
smoke was pouring from the window
He raised the cry Of Ere and then mad
, his escape down the front stairway.
Ladders were run mp by the fireme
to the second and third stories, but b
fore they could begin the work |
rescue o number Of the panic stricke
guests had jumped to the pavemez
below. The fire Is supposed TO ha,
been caused by the accidental overturl
, ing OF . lamp in the Office Of the hots
. The day clerk. who Is supposed % |
, responsible for the accident, hmm
diatsly disappe AIRED after the FIRE brol
out.
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..saakss Rrssx M 4 SUNDAY Picnic.

Sunday . party Of picnickers Of Cps
City went to Rock Dam, o miles sbsldw
that place on the Mississinewa, for In
afternoon's enjoyment, Hardly had
they been seated when q huge Hack-
make appaafed, 10 bed ispatched bt Mr..
Prftchafd IN q twfnkling the rocks
wsrs esmsss Of hissing, Hrithing, crawl.
ing, Shiny reptiles OF all sizes and de-
scriptions. The p~artyfoupd themselves
IN : nest Of excited snakes ssThe parity
Hed, Of course. The snakes are estimated
at not less than 100 In number. Among
Them were two monsters that are de-
seribsd as not less than 20 feet In length
Cor, Indianapolis Sentinel
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
FAKE NO PART.
Republicans wAl Noe Debate ON sil.
YER Coinage.

RepubIicans wall Not Debate ON sil.
. Coinage.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1b.-Inquiry Of
leaders on the Republican side OF the
house ELECTS the statement that they
expect to take little or no part In the
debate now in progress. Said u Of
them:
..The Democrats have undertaken to
control and direct the consideration OF
the question and refused to give the
Republicans q chance 10 amend the
order regulating the debate. We did
not believe that free silver or no silver,
which are the ooly alternatives possi-
BILE under the Bland order. were the
only two possible solutions Of the situa-
ton, and would hare bsen glad of an
opportunity to have amended the order
% a 10 secure o vote on q PROPOSE
ton which we believe would 60 further
than any to meet and relieve the
necessities Of the financial situation.
But this having been denied as we do
not feel that ths Republicans have any
thing to argue, and my belief Is that
none OF the members on this side will
take formal part in the debate"
II may be doubted. however, whether
this plan OF r~eticsnce ard reserve will
be carried out. Il Is almost . certainty
that ~ the debate progresses . stays
will be reached whore the opportunity
to score . political point will prove ir-
resistible to such leaders a. Reed, Bur.
rows, Cannon, Hepworth and Hsndsr'
son. There are some Of the BEST speak,
ers in the Democratic ranks still to b
heard-Cockran and Fellows of New
York. Wilson Of West Virginia, Cul
berson Of Texas, Bynum Of Indiana
Bryan, the brilliant young orator d
Nebraska, and earnest, deep-chestei
Hatch Of Missouri, whose sonorou,
voice and striking gestures viii enforc'
attention. It win Be- strange, indeed
il their remarks, divided a they vii
be pretty equally on both sides Of th,
question, do not call out some pungen
retorts or criticisms.
II 10 true that ex-Speaker Reet
frankly said during tho last congress
that he did not know enough ON th
silver question to snlighten anybody
but he may have studied 1t since then
A. TO the exact attitude Of Msssrs. Bur
rows. Cannon and other Western me-
on the broad question Of silver coinage
there Ii some doubt which they them
selves will probably take fitting oppol
tunity to dispel.
An Irregular Debate.
Every indication is that an irregula
debate on the silver question will be RI
newed in the senate without waitin
for the Democratic steering" commit
tee to accomplish its apparently hope
less task Of agreeing upon a plan as t
how that debate shall be brought abou
and within what lines it shall be cor
fined. 1t is easy for the silver or ant
silver men to call up the question. The
can move to take up Mr.. Stewards FIRE
coinage bill or Mr.. Cabot Lodges res,
. luton to take q vote on the repeal
the Sherman act, and SO attack the sal
|. iect from either side. Nothing bat hig
2 privileged questions involved in tt
contested Northwestern senatorshi]
. can cut them of. Senator Hoar, it
known. expects to make q set speech
favor OF the repeal OF the purchaslr
clause OF the Sherman law in a day
two.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

A travelling iewelry man by the name
OF Pollock who used to tell last fall that
he was slugged in open day in a train
between Omaha and Sioux City and rob-
bed OF $4,000 worth OF diamonds was
laughed at, generally, as nobody believed
such a thing could be done and other
passengers in the coach not notice 10.
But such appears to have been the case
and rybber Kid McCoy, who ia one OF
tho hardest cases on the road. has Just
been nABbed at Leadvilie, Col. OF Nc,
Coy, SUNDAYS Sioux Falls Press says:
almost every town in this section oi
country is claiming that kid Mccoy,
ARRESTED at Leadvlle recently for hold
ing up VIC. Pollock, a traveller for Q
ieweiry house, and securing sl5yO0(
worth Of diamonds, has been q resi-
dent OF this city. A Sioux Falls mar
says Mccoy was a resident OF Sioul
Falls for about three months before thu
robbery occurred and that he was ire
q~uently ssen around one Of the banks D
thu city. The Sioux City papers .clain
no was q residsnt for about tWos ysaz
vlneFs the robbery, while the ST. Pep
s. rlsAy he1 1ss III thx Ss;iws1e
~ sanitary 16fInyy y1ars ana was I'LL
|ut q udonth before Pollock va
sAl8ud lsIo8qs aId
reg bnf 5qnoTa
- .anoT1Rq 81 noiJ u
g,, Nan sgf99
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

The Chautauqua at Hot Springs has
Just closed it's most successful year
and has yet failed of meeting current ex-
penses. The board of directors have de-
cidsd to move the location to some other
point and Deadwood will make an effort
10 sAcnra IL. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

And now they say Peter Couchman,
the democratic war horse OF South Da-
kota, is going to be repaid for all his sac
rifces by appointment to the Indian
agency at Forest City, s. ID. Peter will
be Just as honest and faithful there as
he has always been everywhere else. ,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
Appealed to the Courts.

LoUIsvMLE. KY. Aug. 1h.-Ths Ken
lucky distillers have appealed TO the
United States court to help them out Of
their dilemma caused by the govern
ment refusing to extend force day,
which falls this week. They have to
raise $500. 600 to take the whisky crop
Of 1890 out Of bond or forfeit. the
whisky. The object Of the suit II ID
restrain Collector Johnson Of the Louis.
vile district from refusing to receive
applications for the export Of whisky In
bond.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Ofacial rsturns
show q great iucrease Of chOserA IN
Russia in ths Last week. The 6surss
givsn for tho al : provinces ars -
follows: Podoha, 464- csess,i75 ds4ths;
Orel. 827 cases, 10 deaths; bon region
854 cases, IT'S deaths; Kisf, 200 cssss. u
deaths Grodno. ITO cases. ~ deaths;
lJijhi Npwgnrod. - csses, yle4 s1eAkls;
Khsrson. 50 cases. 16 deaths; Yaroslay.
30 casesslH dsaths;a SeFafa, Blf caepg,sss
deaths. Vladimir, q cases. s deaths;
Kazan, IN eeASess al. AeAth6; lfoecon
(not including MOSCOW slsyt q czsss, !
deaths.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

Halvo- Laufel OF Canton emptied the
contents OF a shot gun into the neck and
head of Henry Williams, who lives near
there. He will probably live long
enough to make it interesting for
Taufel.
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Six Explosion yictims.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 15.-The steamer
Annie Faxon blew up at Wades Bar,
four miles below Almoda, on the Snake
river. Six persons were killed and a
number wounded. With the exception
of Engineer Brown. names were not
reported. 4s "a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

E.s.ossi Hank cltoala.lon.

siWAsHrHoTox. Aug. f5.-Since Aug. r
ths treasury department has issued
United States bank notes on bonds %,
the sxtsnt Of -. c17. 4oG. Bonds have,
been depostted ~ secure circulation 10,
thsSamo6n1 q On, III, s50. and United
1tatss hank notss - the amount Of
- - &C Asvse hsea sordsEsd prinspd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

The Sioux Falls Press has a $4,000
libel suit on its hands brought by At
torney Donavan OF that city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

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.aa III ,SHL .@Haa Jroa1IkH
s WN III sek faSoA oaJ VII
sa 1891 ST. sas5uH few 0/EsGE
81 3Q8ak 35oaa sEf gots3
b. Vs9u Ri lIsW oa bsRnai tssaa stfDs3
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
Two Chndren Kiiled.

WMoEA. Kan. Ang. i6..Ak hJcloas
In the northern part Of Logan county
destroyed q largs amouns Of fsrsh pkdp-
srty. The bouse QfIWyH jackson was
Demolished and his two children killsds
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

NSrt1xsss wh@49 CrSp 81
Bfw ron, jug. liza sps4aT -
The World from Minneapolis. MINI.
says: The crop prospect In this STATE
10 held without unfasorsbls change
from last week. The indications ars
for 100. 900. coo bushels Of spring wheat
In Minnesota and the Dakotas.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15
TrpNs or SUBSCRIPTION.
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE DAILY LEADER makes . special Isa.n.s ~
aud resomrees OF the city of Madison and Of the
stste ~ large emitting it to the patronage OF adj
j. f. STAHL, Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

tTwoypegroes In cutting q great treein
: swamp near Snow Hill. Nd. che cthez
day came upon an old cannon ball com'
splstely enIbgtded I'm ths trunk.I hi
Tree measured 3tset In diametar, and
smnchr cf ~ growth bad rlecxl Ics
s3hs baIi found 'todSmsnt III tho &hik
hsrs has beep 10 aFttillsry firing gfqSa
rgipn staoa tAe R1rYf'giipnsTyY
II .u~oafsS1ed aaaa
n939a ~vInBnreI5 III
apsf @sj as vel ssntT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

II lie recommended that delegates present cas-
votes for delegation and that no proxies be Al
lowed. j. W. CUFF, CnAtrmah'
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CONGRESSIONAL

S@e -
Several Biils introduced In the
Senate-The House Debate.
WASHINGTON. Aug. M-The senate
has passed the house resolution provid-
ing for q celebration of the anniversary
Of the laying Of the cornerstone of the
Capitol and is now engaged in the re-
ception OF petitions and memorials to
congress.
Senator Voorhees, introduced his bill
authorizing the Issue OF national bank
notes to the full value OF bonds de-
posted. IL Is accompanied by a letter
from Secretary Carlisle, recommending
its passage as . measure Of immediate
relief and saying it will add 90, GOO, 900
70 the circulation. Referred to the
finance committee,
The senate passed the house joint RES
olution for the payment Of employees OF
the senate and house at the present
session.
Numerous. petitions on the silver
question were presented and referred,
and one for the annexation OF the Ha.
waiian Islands-the latter coming from
the San Francisco chamber Of com.
merce.
Senator Palmer introduced in the sen.
ats : btll to provide for the erection 81
3 government building Of Chicago. II
dtfDots the stectfrn Il commodioua
IA sufficiently drspfoof bailding upor
w present. postoface site, 10 b finished
and ready for occupancy within ii
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-15

Mr.. E. III. Beadle, who isin charge OF this depart
ment, has been i'm their employ reyen years, which
is a sufficient guarantee or his competency as a
workman.
Prompt attention given to Watch, Jewelry and
Clock Repairing. 81
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FOR SALE-LOTS

k'oR SAlS-S5 rEET 20 INCHES FRONT MsSr
u SIDE = - - n n rea- ST. VITA improve nents
pa lnS 80 ner month sl - ps- -. also ~ 10
i'rs ON east side ot 2lS - n u. bet. q AMI n WITH
,nnroNeIz'sa : pa, in. 80 - =. f-er foot
aIs5-im JAMES A. BATES co. lar. =. NV
hi lsth snd Ia h So 20 fees front nv 1917 See.
deep. beng houses Isl sns iSes = T. " a. a. ~
per foot. BEall. BROWN A 90
mh4-.r 1871 Fs,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


FOE aENT-FoE rHs sUMNsR-pANo.o,,y
Il coartry . es.ful n 81 c. n-sg Relsy " ~ e,-.h
1888 p -. IA. ,als-,,.-
E'oE r Nj or SALv-A F.kN oF a. AcErs
N~nCsC-s astA1e, sifaa.ed n IL Nst-r a.. ,,fi.
inil- anl one; furtl from Oii P-ta' 90 sf0rt II.
comm A-aiina : a. yea - fof Moa AID :. 49,
Phcs.u>, vs.. 80 -
toh GtN1-A FAIRY FARM NJ Az CT \. aonD
4 lsnl A.. water sua a.. u--rs.A-y Sti. l,nr. a.
are>s hAi-sh , IN. ~t-r q AZ 7-.rs
FOR Sh'.. AND ANGF-UR HAVE sn.,R
Sery ane aulraved sa--ns N Ni--snis A.rvt.as
snd North Csroln trr sale or eHca4ugre: y.yy d.
spls+as- i N9S Is:
ISQH BENT-A vERG nT>fRABIF PFotFRry
AZ oL-cesgi %. Msnsss.s n-an-u 4 N Z: y = a,
mites s.S.t AssnifEsuu. o7staon uu.ur. $50 -.
80 ~ = ne AilEe Erowuts.a-, E1rss %. = -s~n1..
vows. ELi.iCOTr a ToWLfS l0vs - NJ
EnA sAE.NAGNTEICENr PAM or ,oi
n So, AZ Aul4iE~n 20 lcn. Prime tssor.s ro-uqS
=. IN r rHilroan. sonoi usn H. . ne IN I; n.
o1lcans's pies-y @ Unit hns-' alriru n Al - g.,
ols 81 nv. - 49,, -.
lNbH sALE-HIgHIN TNPEoylp FANN. AN
- ''n Nv .inF. IN .sfll-. . ata ~
orcers = miles ;rufu Aasl.ugtsr --s- r.irs,.,
STATION Ky HALL. 40 -. iHgI -. raaa sUl5-.e
EoR SALE ACRyS broom Upi-Sr. ,a,,o,vx
Come mice from stau.a s'I.,a : ssa,s.S 'N-
''t'r'' J y. JOINS. 81 $40
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA rAVgS-ptST
vi ia,f iti-s Tor selling crau--v rrrs--tr -,
Sta. .or u " Catalogue. JOHN SIT eHFS YIN
DIV IN 81 n. W.
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DOR sALE-5OX1oO on 7TH ST. NV BET X
side ISM and S ss Se
stable lot 5e,F Dupont Grrs @'1 has two fronts
~. apIs sess" A''e's' w. l. oAiA' ST. h"'
For. sALE,oNLY $500 FINE BUILDING
section Of RHODE and ave. and 4,h ST. entrance Of
19s baltimore BSpsya5d R1e the city of Washins;Sn
t side of KENYON between 18Th aud 18th s.s. ; .
b ss At &c: per SO. foot. DANIEL 4 ARIAf,
IIoR sALF-NoRTHwEsT CORNER 18th An D
!? inh, e HnrsSsssr sTARssEDTEt si5
DOR SALE-ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
s.w corner 9Th and L SIS NV; 90 #. on U. 100
Can Be snbdvds sa into sR taken
at nee ms property will be sold at reasonable
apIs-6t i4o5 st NV.
FoR sALE EIiEI RshI r,rvx NOTICE
@ os oss ea sf Be Of
low figure. THos. J. FISHER L CO.. 1874 st.
+ ONLY As CTS. AFT.
walk. &c DAVID D; STONE.
d r. q, ooo, -. THIS Is CHEAP ZAP; a..
Of cs. ms. near "a each ~ front over 100 deer,
10 wide alley ms choice location: near
the Capitol and street houses erected these
lots would sell readily. DAVID D. STONE,
Ii Su4 and sos F ST. II. W.
Il Price, 81, 600
on the north side OF 81. bet. 18th and 18th.
il DHv1DD stone n: f sSi and sos st. NV.
EOR Sal ron EXUd NGA-
L AN fCONoNICAl. CORNER
IN an lmpr, wing section northeast: fronting 14S.
feet avenue; - feet street s. SOL feet will
MAKE lots OF average depth Of % feet loft. alley
prl'e. $40 600; .xchange well-built houses just
the groC2c Tor bcdsr.
1t DAVID ID. STONE. SO4 and SOC F st. NV.
INoR SALE-VERY CHEAP
Owner Al Iious To sell you viii make q good prof.
by buyn2 tlitse eCouo meal lots this low price-2O
cents GOT less than asked deep lots in this
81. 1856 ok '04 lot 3. So los: 6ltxl o; Gotn on
ID 81 ne neal 10Th DAVID IL. STONE.
1t 500 and 500 + st. H. W.
L'OR SALE-FOR ENCGANGE-
L can exchen-eo loJs between 18th and 18th sts
oiunlbla HeiSh.s, Tor one or two dwelling houses.
1t DAVID u. STONE SOi and sos L 81. W.
L'OR sALE-A NICE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF t
81. between Il / and 18th SITS, .0x 100 to aIiey.
SIS. per foot Address Box !s3 S,ar office. It,
EoR SALE-THE CHEAPEST CORNER LOr IN
tIeCrgetowu; situate on 3lst 81. will sell at a
great baTtsin sold will subiivie advan-
iage; terms easy. For f!rt"er part .c,iisrs amy
YESTERDAY 4 ii LiEEA.
aplS-ot GA ST. n.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

ISOR SaiE-BiCNCIE-A BARGAIN HIGH
Il p-ade UneuIaatlc. FNart weight e, plunds Cali
or adde's ARMOUR co. Centre Market build
ing. npIS-ofs
ESoE sALE-NTCToR BICYCLE: LARGE cUsH-
Il ion tires, used only eight months and IN best
condition, Vii sell cheap Apply 20 CHAs. A RA-
GAN. "A lo.h Il. n. 9. splSofs
EOR sALE-LADN'S VICTORIA SAFETY IN
Il nrss-c.ass condition; very cheap; also cushion
tired nlslloni .r-'e victor n good neg. cash OF
time with good references Hos ST. NV upstalrs
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EoR sALE-CHEAP-A DIAMOND FRAME PNFU-
Il matte safety. almost Call or address 1901
18th u. m. npra- N.
EoR sALE-BRAND NV SOLID TIRE PSYCHIC
Il $50; new cushion psyche. $50. new pnsumstfc
psyche. 500; second-hPn ssfety. s2S: expert Co
lulnbia. Is. II. .. OWEN MFG Co. 1923 New York
ave. srSlm