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excellent private boarding house
in John Smiths building.

excellent private boarding house
in John Smiths building.
Mis-. j. d. Perkins has Just
bad returned to her by the Worlds
Fair authorities at Chicago the
famous Sl00 patch quilt made by
her sister, Mrs. McMahon. residing
lin New York state and who pre-
sented it 10 Mrs. Perkins several
years ago. 1t is a beauty and
readily took medal at the Albu.
lquesque Fair, though as far as
Mrs Perkins knows failed for some
canfe to taices prize at the big
Chicago show
= he Is to | Dramatic company
OF Kingston rendered Judge Whit
am's popular silver drama To
iorge and appreclatlve audience at
the Court House, Wednesday |
evening. It is 8 frst.class home
Iraapa
w B Childers of Albuquer.
que, aud Judge John Il MeFie Of
Las Cruces, were here ednesday
taking testimony before Steno-
glanher and Special Examiner
Holt in the HopewelI -Lewellyn
mining property Injunction case.
the force at the WioEs Mine
has ofen increased to 25 men
Two or three well-equipped
prospecting parties from Grant
'ouniY are exploring at the head Of
he Auimas.
Dr. Proetor's party of placer
men left for home Sunday. after
Employing water expert to thor.
)ughig investigate the water sup
by Of the A9mas. A favorable
.epogt from him will bring the {
}agy back any day to build by, {
lradIie works.
- l.. w. Galles informs us that
le has sold hall interest iu !
falles Hall to A. J. Hlrscb.
Fqard by Hon. Ricba,d
3arsfeld White on bis way from
Iefmosa q HILL boro Wednesday, I
tady's cape. Owner can recover t
anne by calling at Whites livery
table.
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estate value has been placed ON all
the patented mines in the county in
an unequal manner, both as re-
CARDS width of claim and number
OF feet on the strike OF vein; aleo
without reference to the value of
ore extracted or amount of ore ia
sight. The Board Of Commission.
ers has made valuation without
any definite knowledge Of the ex-
listing mine conditions. They have
failed to use proper means and dua
diligence to ascertain the necessary
facts, and thence many instances
of non-uniformity and gross dis
crimlnation can be justly com.
planned of.
| need only recite a few to Justify
the above assertion Take the
Illinois mine, containing about / 3
acres OF surface ground. This Is
subjected to a valuation of $1,000.
or $3.50 per acre. The Brush
Heap, Andy Johnson, and Black
Eyed Susan mines, containing 60
acres, have valuation Of $2,50a
or about $40 per acre. The for
mer has shipped no ore for two
years,yet has been seeking through
development work all the time.
without success, to bring the mine
once more upon paying basis.
Another glaring instance of nn-
just discrimination is that of the
Templar group. the Virginius and
the Keystone properties. The
former( group, containing about 80
aares with 1900 feet of the Temp
lar on the vein, is valued at $500.
The Virginius, with s 6.100 acres
Of surface ground and only about
300 feet on the vein, has valua-
ton OF $500-say over $55 per acre
as compared with SIC per scre of
.he Templar Co. Then the Key
stone, containing 1900 feet on the
iame vein, is assessed at $200-or
Ibout $40 per acre The Virginius
las not been paying producer for
'yer four years, the keystone is
Ion- producer, and the Iemplar
las been, great part of the time
Inder lease and is now.
Their action shows a total want
| basis, system and uniformity.
nd the worst feature of the whole
usiness is that after repeated ex-
lanations have been offered, facts
liclted, conditions shown and
rotests made, the Board of Com
iissioners still persist in their
ourse and refuse a modification
nat in the canse of justice is inn
aratively demanded. The mine
yner is forced to appeal TO the
Board for relief, with
| attendant expense OF travel to
anita Fe.
1t is full time for mine owners
be up and doing, as this is but
e entering wedge to a system Of
.tortion that will finally grow to
lge dimenslors, unless prompt
ID united effort is made to block
e wheels Of this huge car of Jerg-
lot that threatens to crush out
. struggling mining industry of
is county, Very truly,
a. w. Harris.
Kingston, July I'd, 1895.
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MINING INDUSTRY THREAT
ENED, DECLARES COL.
HARRIS.

HARRIS.
EDITOR SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE
The Assessor and Board o
County Commissioners have st
construed the revenue law of thu,
Territory SO as to warrant them il
! placing a real estate valuation on
the surface ground of all patented
mines. in the county, which yalua.
tlon is based and predicated upon
the former yield and upon the
possible and altogether doubtful
future production. At present, by
reference to a printed schedule
enumerating the different articles
subject to taxation, it will be seen
that real estate in mines and quar-
ries beneath and within the ground
net output and improvements,
cash in hand or loaned, and certifi-
Gates Of stock in an incorporated
company at their market value,
also tools and movable machinery
are all subject to taxable liza
bility
Is not this a formidable array Of
distractions and .extortious that
the unfortunate mine owners are
70 be subjected to I?
What is this burden liable to
become, and what Is the sum and
substance Of this arrogated author
lty +? On the first of March the
assessor appears and, as has been
the custom in the past, receives
the returns of the net output of
your mine during the previous
year; he receiYes- -tha .-aflount of
cash on hand or loaned on mort
gage, it being the very amount the
mine owner has received from tie
sale of said output; he receives the
returns of the number OF shares of |
stock owned in the incorporated
that owns and operates
the mine from which the output
came; he receives the returns OF
mprovements situate and being
upon the surface ground, Ithe tools
and personal property belonging
to the company and used on the
location. Thus the OUTPUT is taxed,
The proceeds OF The same and the
capital stock, and not content with
hat our worthy commissioners
low propose to pile on more agony
md to tax our little surface area
hat the government has sold us
IS mere surface ground for conven- I
ence In working the mine, as real
state increased in value by all the
nineral presumed 10 be contained {
n it and upon which, as before
hown, there will be levied tribe a
urthens in case the mine owner
leets with success.
Is il for moment believed that {
hen itsbecomes generally known t
lat this unjust burden is thrown G
pom the mining industry Of this i
lunty, and that unwarranted dis a
are made upon it, L
lat It will be permitted or en- u
ured ? t
Il is not the spirit or intent Of I
10 congressional law, nor OF the
-ganic law OF any state or terri
ny, to allow extra burdensome
much less to permit
,uble aud TRIBE taxation against y
e same individual and upon the G
me property. 10 show That !
IL is contemplated by the Sierra II
,unty BOARD of Commissioners, NJ
ference may be bad to their r.
uou Of June 4lh, 1895. Real !
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nlLLSBoR0 NEWS.

and square on the back by cent?.
pede last Friday night-that is, II
1t can be considered fair or square
for the centipede TO bite him there
He was in bed-so was the cpnh.
pede. DR.. Given was speedily
consulted and administered .
bottle of the Jimmy Adams mad
stona, ana the ex Worlds Fair
Mineral Commissioner was de-
manding spot cash for gold and
silver assays as deterninedly as
ever, next day.
Mrs G. G, Crews and daneh-
ter Matte arrived home from
California last Friday. They
were met at Lake Valley by Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Cook and John
Crews and accompanied home.
During her absence Miss Matte
has grown into beautiful and
charming young womanhood.
"A. Epgelmon VIII shortly en-
large his residence by the con
struction of two room addition,
Mr.. McAekron having secured
good position at Los Angeles,
Cal, sent for his wife and family
last week, They left Monday to
join him.
Fritz G. Barran, our well
known miner VINO ia at present (
ylsi'ing bis old home in Germany, !
writes to Gus Duval that he il
enjoying himaeil hugely. Fritz
will not return before October
The meat market firm Of
Richardson & Dalglish have dis
solved partnership, George Rich
ardson retiring. However, Mr..
Richardson relires only from the
dgm, not from the market. He
win be employed by Mr. Dslglish
as his right hand man, which will
certainly be pleasing news to his
very many friends.
Mrs. H. NJ. Smith went to
Kingston last Friday, to visit for a
couple weeks with Mrs. Frank hi.
Day.
Uncle Sam has started a daily
mail line between Hillsboro and
Faulkner, with Don Bias Chavez
~ carrier. Sundays accepted.
Mr., Chavez will ALEC carry express
and passengers lie says that he
will carry his friends over the line
'ree on their first trip with him.
-Robt. Fl. Hopper, Esq, !, came
nome from Denver Monday, in
with q prominent capital
st who will spend several days
ooking over the camp.
Major Morgans and wife and
young lady relative passed
hrough town Monday destined for
camp-out IN the shady glenns of
Jaliente, near Fairview Tom
{oss, coming to Hillsboro from /
fermess on The same day. met
hem, aud on passing them found
N the road several miles in their
1ake iady's hat tied in a parcel.
t is thought the hat belongs to t
ne of the MorgAus party II is
eing carefully kept for the owner .
t the Gray livery stable.
Special Master Max L. Kahler O
allied up the STANDARD property ?
ale Monday, in front Of the o
'ourt House, and adjourned It to
be 10th inst. 5'
Fourth of July proceedings
ext week. v
With the water that Stapletou .,
nd Carena are tsking out of tie
'ripp mine preparatory TO Mr. Ia
iopewell starting up the property, or
dozen Mexicans are washing 3
er day ~ gold each oat OF the dirt le
Tripp mine gulch. %
%
The two pretty little daughters ia
[ Merchant Miller of Lake Valley
re visiting MIs. Scott f. Keller. Elr
Miss Donnie Lee Of Las Cruces ol
rrIyed here this week, and entered
le employ oi her sister, Miss Ada, VI
nd Mrs Otto +. Cent? in their IA
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Gatput Of HllIsboro gold mines
for the wesk ending Thursday,
July 4th, 1896 as reported for
The ADVOCATE:
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THE METAL MARKET.

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
kusrtsa Goit Nstli g. latcitr g. esr refslH%
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Kingston News.

Total output since Jan. /, is95,-l3, ,e95.
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UNFuRNIsHED.

ohED.
Cor II aud 10th. >. 200
18th st bet NJ and n
with stable). 200
Jefferson pl. bet Conn
ave and 10th st. 1881
II st bet 18th & 10Th. l25
DeSales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
Cor Goth and o sts. .125
18th st bet 4 I ave
and n st. ..........10O
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and " II ave. 100
18th st bet Q and r. 100
10th st bet T and U. 100
Z bet 18th and 13th. so
Kenesaw ave bet 14th
and 18th, with sta. so
Oregon ave near y II
ave (summerl. 40
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
pPLY TO
I'LL & JOHNSTON.
1903 Pa. ave.
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H bet 18th and 18th
SITS, with stable. $500
10th st bet Scott Cir
e. y with stal. .416.6
r ! ave near Conn
ave with stabley4I6. 81
Cor 10Th & Corcoran. $50
Mass ave bet 18th st
End Dupont Circle. 300
NJ bet 18th and 18th. 800
Conn ave bet N and
n SITS. 80
R 1 av & lIth st. .2Gs. 81
II st bet 18th and
10Th. with stable. $50
N st bet 18th and
10th SITS. .225
Conn av bet X & 8. $50
r st bet 10Th and
21st SITS. 200
BULLETINS CAN BE {
FICE. FOR PERMITS A
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FUR RENT
900 11th DIV. Or. $500
129 Pierce NV, Or. 1900
3i7 ODD NV, 81. 1850
2O19 E NV. Or. ....13.30
1000 jefferson NV, iri2.90
1903 9th NV, 4r. :. 1890
los alley bet 1st&2d
and E&F NV, 4r.12.00
1909 35th NV, Or. .12.00
1908 V nv. G-.
LIST floor 917 Temper
ance III nv, 3r. .10.S5
1922 18th NV. Or. 1000
1923 Reeds ct NV, 4rl0.30
1741 E NV, Or. .l0.0 90
4l9 26th NV, Or. 1000
13 Fristoe CT NV, 4r. 1890
904 Irving NV, Ar. 1000
1892 Fristoe NV, Ar 1000
613&615 Nh ay, Or. 1000
20 Fristoe ct INV, 4r. 10. %
zoos alley bet 2Oth&
2lst. D&E NV, ir. 1000
1880 Fristoe NV, Ar. 1000
1924 + NV, 6r. ....l0.O0
Rear 2004 L NV, Or. 1000
PHO n NV, Or. 1000
161SCcvlngtOn NV, 4-1C. 90
All Bars al NV. 5r.g. 80
l2I,r'r l2S l. NV, Ar. so
5 Chew's al INV. Ar. $50
The above Is only a port
books. For full list call O
on the LIST AID 18th. 7
myg-th. S.Stu
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
Proposals Will be received at this office until
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. ON TUESDAY, THE
FOURTEENTH INSTANT, to sell to the District
of Columbia u site for proposed truck company In
the vicinity of New Jersey avenue. NJ and n
streets northwest, about IS feet front by 100
feet deep, and not less than 80 feet front. A
deposit of 500 must accompany each bid to
complete the sale Of the site which may be &C.
cepted. The right to reject any and ali bids is
hereby reserved. j.: W. Ross. GEORGE
TRUESDELI. CHAS F. POWELL, Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. my7-6t
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I523,r'r 21st NV, Ar. 50. 30
2272 9th NV. 4r. 800
2O19-2O21&2O23 Hut
ton ct NV, Ar. . 90
IL Green's ct NV, Ar. 900
2112 n NV, 3r. 800
T25 Balls ct NV. 4r. 800
, IL. 13 & Is O'Brien's
I ct NV, Ir.
1915 f NV, Or. 500
Pill 9th NV. 4r.....S.00
504 II NV. 1r.......T.10
244S + NV, 5r. 30
IL Temperance al. 700
426 o st al NV. Ar. CPS
RIM 12.r'r 1854 N nw6.25
I'm 5,r'r 175f \ NV .G.25
2519 Col av, or 18th
st ext, 3r. 600
2O6O 3ith NV, ar. 800
2Oos 3Ith NV, 3r. 900
so Jackson e. nw.3r.5 $50
% Jackson al nw,3r.5.50
Takoma NV, 4r.....J.V0
I'd d 3O5 0 81 al, 3r. 800
1860 l. NV. 5r. 800
RI 1928 Prospect, 2r. i-27
I'd fl 1928 Prospect. Il IS
l rm, LIST a 1926 Mad
tson NV. 80
ion of the property on my
II office for bulletin issued
rHOS. E WAGGAMAS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, the Goth day of April, 1895.
kat. Ullmann complainant. agt- Christoph Ull-
mann. defendant In Equity. No. 1920. Docket
IS.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. William L.
Etterch her solicitor, 1t is ordered that the de-
PENDANT. Chrstoph Ullmann. resident Of Batavia,
Kane comfy. state OF Illinois, his appearance
to be entered herein before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with in OF default
The object OF this suit is divorce the grounds
OF desertion and adultery.
This notice to lie published in the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter and in The Evening Star.
By the court. A. Il. HAGNER,
ap25-law3w Justice, etc
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
In re W. II. Houshton Manufacturing Company.
No. 1890. Equity Docket 80.
This cause being referred to me to report upon
the distribution of the fund realized under the
deed of assignment, notice is hereby given to all
persons and corporations who creditors, other
wise. may claim distributye share of the said
funds TO present such claims, with the proofs
thereof. to me In this proceeding on or before
WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
1898. JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor.
United States Court House. Washington, D. g.
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SHEA. 632 PA. AV. y. w.
splendid location. $500
AZ acres. 81. 90
1923 n ] av se,5r.. 10. 90
3a9 " sw, 5r. 50
331 NJ sw, 5r.
902 Del nv ne. 5r. loss
1l1S A Sc, Or.
Twining City, 5r. 800
ZIG Tenn ay ne, Ar. 500
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F.
PIG Sd NV. grocery store,
Rladensburg I'd, 12r dwg,
go Mass av ne, 6r$5 81,
Al G nw.st&dw, Sr. %. 60
1905 l NV, Or. $50
1854 18th sw, Or. 2G.O
237 14th sw. Or. 200
302 4th Sc, 1r-...lT.J0
2243 18th NV. Or. 1850.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER. INDUS
trious?-If engage with for 1s95 $500
month; $500 year. You make it easy;
six hours day. Our agents do not complain of
hard times Why? They mixing money sell
Ing our Perfection Dish Washer, the only prac-
teal family washer manufactured; washes. dries
AMI pulishes dishes perfectly in two minutes:
experience necessary; child of eight operates
1t easily; heap and durable; weight thirteen
pounds; made Of antitrust sheet steel; capacity
100 pieces; $4,000 for its equal; every family
wants You don't have to canvass; as soon
people know yon have IL for sale they send for
a dish washer. Each agents territory protected;
competition. We furnish sample weighs six
pounds in nice case to lady agents to take orders
with; agent made SII453 first ten days. Adj
dress, for full particulars, PERFECTION MFG.
Co, Enyiewood, III. Ely1-c3m
WANTED = STENOGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph 'DensiiOre'' .'Yost'' Operators Eu,-
ployers provided with competent stenographers
und typewriter operators free OF charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1921 L ST.
NV. mh11-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR NGE-wELLRENTED HOUSES IN
THE CITY for house at Garrett Park, kensing-
ton Laurel not over 5000. Apply to BANES
& SIMPSON, 100 18th ST. n myS3t
FOR NGE-UNNCUMBERED HOUSE-H
st. bet. 9th and 18th NV; ii rooms; 191l12E.
Price only $4,000; will exchange for a house
located in the above vicinity of . rooms,
ami. MEYERS & ANDERSON,
my61W 1873 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1914 X, l7r. mi. 500 1410 Pierce, 6r mi. "a 50
92S 18th, fur. 10r 800 3ol921 M,strs.w,g. - so
1T0S PA stScel so 90 I'D 17th 5r fiat. % so
$40 10Th, office .55 90 SD ne, 6r m. 90 so
PAS Del av, 12r. mi IS 80 1l6 2sd, Or, mi. 81 30
10 10TH Tor mi. Go 81 AIS 1Sth ar. mi. 20. 80
8OI5 y, l4r mi. 80 ool5l7 7th Sc ST. mi. 20. so
BOG 9th, large hail. 5000 I'll Cd, Or, 20. 10
213S X, 1Or mi. IS 90 III 80 ne. Or. mi. 20 80
1413 10th. 12r, MI .505O CD sd, Or, mi &c. 30
SO2 2lst 12r. mi. As 81 PHI H. 7r Wi 1850
1926 Pa 1or mi 1870 2S03 NJ, Sr, w,g. 1880
16 4th ne, 13r. mi rs 65 III Goth, 7r w&g is so
2325 Pa av, Tor, mi so 2n04 /. 7r. 1850
1923 Pa av l0T. mi. 40 so 1925 S0th. is. 90
COG 23d, Tor, mi 40 80 2oS3 H, Or, .16. 30
250S G, 10r eel. I'D, sta 10 22li Or, .16. 30
3o62 NJ, Tor & sto. 1000 2i0S H. Or, w. &. .l6.3
1893 G., Tor, mi .35. T0 231oa J. Sr, W.. .16. 90
311 Sd ne 13r, mi 80 - 900 I'D. Or W, &. Is. 30
2114 Pa av, Or. mi .35. so 1925 Z, Or, W.. 1880
110T II av, Sr mi. 50 5a 1920 % IS 18th Or Is 90
1851 W, Ir, mi. 30 40 1002+S Chace ct,6r W. "A
HOl 4, 5r,sto&cel 81 90 1907 Va av, .13. SO
422 LIST ne, 7r mi. 30 80 3il7 \, Or, w.. 1885
33d&N, wd&coal yd. 90 2434 Va ave- wig. IL. 30
oil 18TH, sto. wg. 90 1928 18th ne, 6r VIZ so
1I06 Pa av, fiat 4r&b. Is 11I7 E. Or, w.....125 so
221S II, 7r. mi. 81 so 2G3 Alex ct 5r W. 10 so
1906 knSman, 7r. 81 so Stable r'r 2109 G. 10 80
so B ne, Sr, mi. .25. sol 45&47,rr sw or VIC. 80
1416 S0th. Ir, mi. ~. so 49, La ave. office
22l0 II, 7r. mi. %. sol rooms. SIS, S. $40
1918 kingman. 6r. mi25 sol 527 26th, 10 10
For full list apply to
wEsCOTT WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave-
Y,,vl-s FMS
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LargeStud'o 1900 H.16.50
1144 9Th ne, Or, mi.1G.66
1910 Crescent. 5r&cel. 10
2214 Va av, Ar, wa. IL. 80
On Kansas Nv, Or. 1900
zoos \ Y av, Or. 1000
Rooms over 1928 ID. 500
414 Hayes CT, Ar. Wa 10. 80
. and stable. 500
. Sc, each.
GEO. W. LINkINS,
500 18th st. NV.
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

ron sALE-ELEGANT sTEINwAY PLANO; COST
A,NJ: W III sacrifice for $50; stool and scarf IN
c!cded. Apply to Dr.. II. G. JAMES, Dentist,
631 1t. NV. my9-3t'
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EVENING STAR THURSDAY MAY g. 1se5-rwELvE PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1920 Kingman, 7r&bSD. 90
$40 Maple av,7r&b. 25. 90
"a Fla av ne, Grab. 1000
ITO 4th NV, Or. ...16.G6
1924 West ct, n. ..11.00
3 Baltimore, Ar. .10.30
1917 n II av nw.... 500
RUST, COS 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT

lie corcoran, lot 90 1920 Duncan ne Or SIS 80
5lI 9th st me- sr. DO SO GO Whiting aver ID so
81 L NV, Or. 1900 Cos Callan ne. Or. IL. so
Brookland houses. 10 23d NV, Or. =. 1000
THE McLACuLEN REAL Els. AND LOAN CO.,
my4-tf 10th and G sts NV.
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FOR RENT-1139 n H
av NV. 13r, 2b. -
1921 n Y av. 11r&b.--
220S NJ nw,3r&cel. 40. 90
1919 Cor"o-an,.,r&b. 81. 30
1907 18th nw,11r&b.35. 90
30S 18th NV, Sr&b. 80. 10
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fGR RENT
2020 Il NV, 11r. $50. 90
Cor I'd & A ne. new,
Or. ami. .........5.5 so
1870 18th NV, lir,a ami. 4J
80 NJ NV, Or, ami. 10. 90
SOS Ii NV. Sr. ami. 10. HO
- ID ne,9r.ami. :ew3J. 80
COB Howard ave NV.
Ir. ami. 40. 90
1410 Corcoran NV,
Or. ami. -. .35. 80
100 Sth ne, 7r, ami. 23.50
CAB 18th ne, Sr, ami. %. 80
626 18th ne. r,ami. %. ~
400 9th ne, Or, ami. %. 80
1893 V NV. Or. ami. Il. 80
SWORMSTEDT e.
fyNrO -, - ~,
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Desirable rooms. ATTAIN
tic Coast Line build
Ing" all front and
f,reproof, from $40 to
$50 each.
RES.
1927 14th nwQO0x2W. $50
PA 9Th NV. 5000
1901 n Capitol. =. 80. 90
825 La ave, Sd q. .25.00
SOB g NV. .......D. 40
LES.
9ll 1, rear. 500
l24S Sth NV, rear. $50
Y, 10th and L SITS. NV.
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1915 Md nv sw,Ir.ami. q
1908 VT ave NV, 6r. 1890
1872 NJ ne, Or, ami. Il. 80
LIP 10th sc, Or. 49, 80
II l. NV, Or. rs. 30
S21 18th ne, Or. .13. 80
SIS 18th ne, Or. :. .13. 80
1903 G Sc. Or. 80
FOG 18th Sc, Or. .12.5 80
SIG 9Th Sc. Or. IL. 80
40 o NV, Ar fat. 1850
$50 Callan he. 5r. .12.G
1854 Blad Iold. Tr.12.C0
% Pierce NV, 5r. .11.00
115S Blad road. 5r. 800
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FOR RE.NT-THE BEST 7-ROOM BRICK DWELL
Ing In this city for the price; SIS per month"; ON
cable car line. sci 1th ST. s.w. II. A. PHIL
LIPS & son. 1922 \. Y. ave. nyS-tf
FOR RENT-l5lS ST. NV; ROOMS AND
bath: MI; perfect condition Inquire at 1851
Corcoran st. NV. my9-3t'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, OR On INSTALL
nents-Four fine. large oil paintings tapestry
Will be sold In lot single Call address
d. A. PARKINSON, Md, 1857 Gales st.
M
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WILL SELL FOR $1,000 ON EASY TERMS OR
will exchange for city lot good LUMBER fertile
farm of 9Tl2 acres in Va; good house and out
buildings ALLEN W. MALLERi II CO., GA +.
mys-id
W.iNTED-TO RENT A HOUSE IN THE COUN-
try, the city. on Is. and y. R.R.; shade
good water, etc. Address, with full particulars
IL. A. H., Star office. myI3t"
FOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE AT COLONIAL
Beach, for the of 1895. Apply to J. II. D..
SHOOT, Alexandria, Va. myT-6t
FOR SALE-3O-ACRE FARM; CROPS; FRUIT;
good Broom house and barn; at Lorron station
20 miles from Washington. Inquire of ]. NJ.
SPRINGMAN, Sprinsman F. o., Va. my7-6t'
A RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
SO acres in Prince Georges county, Md. !;
large dwelling, ice house, meat house, dairy,
sIn0ke house, stable, barn. granary and outbuiid-
ings; price, $500; terms 70 suit.
49,, located mile west of Bethesda
Park, joining the Huddleson property; price,
$4,000; terms to suit
47o acres, improved by large dwelling. barn,
&C.; price, IS, OOO, on easy terms.
PHIL. W. CHEW,
ap3O, my1 IL 512 + st. NV.
COLONIAL BEACH VA.
Furnished cottage for rent; also lot for sale.
Inquire at 1898 \ st. NV, West Washington.
ny 6-6t"
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T V.t Mn =
1917 G NV, Tor, mi. $50. 90
2206 + NV, l0rh, mi. $500
SIS 23d, Srb. ami. -. 30
1916 /. 6r&5. 80
23lS G, 7r&bakery -. 80
1123 4th nv. 1r&b. 20. 40
1907 + ne, 6r&b. 50
1877 20th, Or. wa. 1850
2llS L, Or, Wa. -. ID. 20
House in 1enullytown, 5r
1 tine houses, 18th and I
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