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The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

Hon. e. Moody Boynton was nominal
ed for Congress by the Democrats of the
eth Massachusetts, district.
A plan is on foot to have General E..
B. Finley of Bucyrus, Ohio, put on the
Democratic ticket for Vice President in
case both Sewall and Watson retire.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

Although many remedies are pushed
int othe market by spicy advertisements
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup still takes the
lead.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
FREEPORTs
Bates Boys In 1t.

Hates n
hall eleven nlayad their f,rst oame Of iI the
season at Lee park this afternoon, de-
feating the South Berwick team 16 to 0,
scoring two touch downs and goal in
goal in the second half. The visiting team
apv " 70 pounas per man heavier than
10 Ioso o.. Daoos naue soou showing ano
s she ooacnlng OIL Jonn Gornett OF harvard
sau goou rasu.as; 6aues 20 aeIsa'eo tne
nart,"mth h wv ; years ago ~ 70 y, Wnle
a Da.o.vn ooao a sseIn ~ 10 Q; Inc naJes
games with college teams. The lins up:
BATES. SOUTH BERWICK.
Sturgis. rt Q, I)riscoIl
W Usute. <, ~, Mlnne6an
Bean. o. a TwomhIv
Sprague, t. rg, I.othro D
Wright. ! e, TT Roberts
Mnrnbv DANNY ana p Harr,.s
Mason b b, ID b, Roberts
Hinkley, b, rh b, Carroll
+ b, Varney
Soore-Bates, l6; South Bsrvioks. O.
Touchdowns-Nason. Q: Murphy. Goals
Hayden. Referes-Sullivan of Hebron.
IIinesmen-Harrity and Resde. Time
/ hour. I minutes.
"aterville H1gh' S* Coney High,O.
Augusta, October 3.-The foot ball
game today resulted. Waterville HIGH
90; Cony High, O,
Other Games.
At saoo-Tbornron Aacdemv %. I'D
ward T;rtIe liz snhonI -, 90: @a
Al Wast Poini-Cadats ,. Tnft.
At ambridoa-Haward 4 .Wiiiia'n,s n
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
taohed to the New England league pen.

taohed to the New England league pen
nant.
The trust in kindly organizing a polo
league for us but with the suspicion of
hippodroming attached to::recent base ball
performances under the supervision of
this organization, we fancy that the
public will not care much for their kind
of polo.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

hO lluO up
Bowdoin. NJ. S. C..
Stearns, ]. Q. r. e., Palmer
Stockbridge. l. t. r. t., Farnham
Gould, i. g. r. g., Gilman
Spear, centre Bird
Murphy, r. g.. !. g.. Lawrence
Eames, French, TT !. t., Stulgess
Wiggin, Veazie, +. 9. !. O., Pearoe
Fairfield, q. b. q. b. Webster
Kendall |. b. b. r. h.. b., Ellis
Stanwood,r. b. b. ]. h. b., Noyes
Ives. Clark, !. b. t. b., Sawyer
Score-Bowdoin, 10; Maine State COL
lege, 6. Touchdowns-Kendall, Veazie,
Q; Gilman. Umpire-Abbott Of Dart
mouth. Referee-J. H. Libby, Bow
dom '96. Linesmen-Coggan for Bow
doin, johnson for Maine State college.
Time-Two halves of 20 minutes each.
Bangors Won.
foot ball was played here this afternoon
between the Bangor High school eleven
and rhe team from the Coburn CLASH
cal institute at Waterville, resulting in a
score of IA to in Bangor's favor.
The boys from Waterville were conf
dent Of winning. They had been prac-
ticing for week past with the Colby
eleven and were prepared to fight hard
game. AS far as fighting went they had
all they wanted. The game was full Of
sorapping and in the secondsshalf Cutting
of Bangor and Thayer of Waterville got
into 1t so hard that they were put out Of
the game For Bangor Harry Hunt
went into Cutters place and Burrill
took Hunts place at center. Clark took
Thayer's position and Flood went into
play in 8. Clark's place. In the second
half Long played quarter back In the
place of Alden for Waterville. The two
teama linadsup Ga follows:
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
BATES.
SO. BERWICK.

line up:
BATES. SO. BERWICK.
Wright, |. Q. r. a., Driscoll
6prague, l. t. r. t., Minnehan
Became, ]. 9. r. g., MoCue
Wentw orth, o. O., Twombly
Bruce. g.. i ]. g., Lothrop
StuIgis, r. t. I. t., Robert s
burlington, b. OBJ. Domphey. Harrity
Mason, !. b. b. r. b. b., Carroll
Murphy, r. b. b. !. b. b., Roberts
Hinkley, +. b. f. b., Varney
Seore-Bates, Is; South Berwick, o.
from touohdowns- Hinkley 2. Umpire
Hayden. Referee-Sullivan Of Hebron.
Linesmen-HarriUy and Reade.. Time
ID minute and z mi mute halves.
The WestbrOOks Beat the Freeports.
The Westbrook High school foot ball
eleven opened the season at Warren park
Saturday afternoon with game with
the Freeport High schools. The homo
team was victorious by a score of 20 to
O. The Westbrooks played a strong game
surprising even their most sanguine
friends. The visitors contested the game
vigorously and the home team was forced
to win by hard work. The back work
of the Westbrooks was especially good,
Full Back Marsh and Right Halt Back
Raymond doing especially fine playing.
FIRST HALE. 1
Frseport made good kick of. West.
brook seized the ball and the game was
on in earnest. The Westbrooks forced their
opponents center and without losing the
ball secured touchdown. When the
ball was brought back for kick Capt,
Bryson lined over the bar and secured
la goal. The Westbrooks again had the
ball and by the same tactics forcing
the center, made steady gains toward
the Freeports back line and again secured
la touchdown and the time was up. Score
SECOND HALF.
The Freeport had the ball but lost 1t
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
Fatalities at Burning of a College.

Paris. Tex. October 4.-Spencer COL
ege at Antlers. Indian territory, was de-
stroyed by fire early this morning. Four
students weress killed and five injured.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

Bates, I6; South Berwicks, O.
Lewiston. Ooto Der 3.-Bates college de-
feated the South Berwick Athletic asso-
citation at football today in game last
ing only % minutes. The visitors were
much heavier than the collegians, but
were not in good physical condition.
Bates secured three touchdowns, with
three goals. through superior team work
and the fine playing Of her backs. The
line up:
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
FAST TRoTTlNG AT CANTON.
The Track Record Lowered by Gypsy M.
in the Free-for-Au.

Canton, October 3.-The Androsooggin
Valley Agricultural sooiety's fair cl ed
today with unusually large attendance.
Gypsy NJ, lowered the track records of
2.25 made by Glenarm in 1886. The sum-
maries:
THREE MINUTE CLASS.
Norland. b &. by Also, (Gregg),1 2 q Q
Gideon Maid, 70 IN, by Gideon
Chief, (Logett,) Q III
Gypsy R.. (Smnll,) dis
Dandy jim, rb 9, (Page,) 8 8
Time-s. 3s 1-2, !: 3s Ia. 2.s4i-4, 2s9.
$50 CLAss-PURsE $50.
Lady Goodwin, oh IN, by Dudley
Buck, (Hood), III
Long John. g, (Swett) Q 3 3
Lizzie e. or m, (Gregg), "a
Popcorn, b g, (Russeli). 8 4
Baby S., b m, (Jordan), s 8
Time-2.a6 ID, 1927 Ia, 231.
$40 CLASS-PURSE 500.
Louise Wilkes, br NJ, by Messen-
ger Wilkes, (Roberts), 1911
Cannon, brig. by Albro( Jordan,)a Q /
Cornelius, b 6, (Smith),- 5 8 3 8
Coda, D., Oh g, dunn. dis
Time-2.37 8-4, a.as, a.s5 3-4. a.42 L.
EREE FOR ALL-PURSE $3.50.
GyDsis NJ. br m, by Macbeth,
Hector Boone, bl 9, .(Swasey,) Q as
Queen Wilkes br m, (Dwinal), 8 a.
II. F. E., br g, (Russell,l 4 "a
Iime-2.22 Ia, 2.26 3-4, 2.21.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
EREE FOR ALL-PURSE $3.50.
iypsie NJ. br m, by Macbeth,
Fast Time at Fryeburg.

Fryeburg, October 3.-Fryeburg fair
has encountered most unfavOrable
weather this year, the management be
Ing obliged to postpone twice on that
account. A fair mum Der of people cam
out today to see the fast steppers in the
different races and considering the heavy
condition of the track they were well
paid by the fast time made. The sum
maries:
FREE EOR ALL.
Mahlon, Ira P. Woodbury., Port
land, III
William Albert, C. G. Maboney.
Boston, As
Bismarck, q. K. Richards, Fall
Dexter K, P. Kane, Deering Gen.
ter,
Ben Wilkes, A. Bradbury, Effing-
ham alls, 854
Alec, j. II. Fifeld, Alton, NH, 9 6 6
Time-2. % IA, 2. 90 s.4, 2.a2.
$50 GLASS.
Nelmab, J. +. Barrett, Deer
ing, IL II
Daisey T.. E. n. Thomas, Den
mark al 4 4
Scud, +. f. Flint, Cornish, 0 s 8 2
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
At Springvale Fair.

Springvale, October 8. Five heats we're
necessary to decide the 2.s5 race, purse
500, at 6pringvale fair today. Ned Allen
took first money: Woodbury. Thorn, Sec
o oss; bsss si% $50 Asn WINS VI she w oS!
Minnie g., second; best time, SO IA.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

sewaI Says That This is the Peoples
Battle.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05

BOWING TO A NEW AUDIENCE,
There were upwards of 500 men in IL
aud they came from the works of Mo-
intosh, Hemphil & Co. and the Star Tin
Plate company of Pittsburg. The men
brought with them the largest sheet Of
tin plate ever made in the world. The
spokesman, l.. B. jackson, said the tin
plate industry which had come into ex-
istence within the last four years, now
gave employment to Is, 600 men.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
HOME AGAIN.
Lieutenant Peary Tells of His
Pilgrimage.

How Esquimaux SweIls Gets Fine
Observation-Disclosures Took Kindly
to Plaster Casts.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-05
ALL BETS OFF.
Judges Interfered at the Breeders
Meet.

Ben Walker, Driver of Prince Alert, Fined
-Gentry's Try at His Record Post
poned.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02

ca zawiedzionego zdradzila ia zimna
plyta!
Professor Jodko Narkiewioz zamierza
u'uPefnic swoje ekspsrymenty. ably ME.
bawem tajemnioe odkryoia, a mianowi.
ole skaad Piyty fotografioznej. ktora te
ouda Pokazuje, obj.snie s~zerokismu
swiatu.
Zaiste oiekawe to ni-siyobanie.. 80.
Niemal jua W kraine oudu wcbodzi.
w kaadym razie jest charakterystyc..
mem, Re nova nauka ME oszozed.i ma
vet Poe.yi miiosoi, ale - odfotografu
je j..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
Jeszcze W sprawie jezyka pol.
skiegO.

SzanoDny Panic R~eddktorzei
w obeo swiezo zskonststowanej W
Milwaukee renegscyi duohowiehstwa
polskiego ME cd rzeczy bsdzie rozsbrat
to sprawe obszernie; ola tego tel. uwa-
lam ia odpowiednie, ably .,Zgods", ia
ko organ crysto pstryotycznej ! patryo-
tyrm swoj czyDnie dokumentujsoej
organizsoyi, otworry}s goscinnie swe
ismy Ola wszystkich Polskow, obcs.
cyoh " tel tax wszuej sprawie zabrat
glosi
Hsniebny postepek duchowiehstws
polskiego " Milwaukee W obec kwestyi
zsprowsdzenis jezyks szkoiacb
publicznych tamae must katdemu szoze
remu / jawnie swa nsrodowosc wy.ns
jaoemu Polskowi bye wskazowks, oze-
go sic 20 polskim klerze " Stanaob
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
Ma ZiaZd N. E. A."

ktory sic odbedzie W Buffalo, N. Y,
W liPou cd I'll. Bardzo interesuis.
CO ola Naczycieli j Job przyjscia be
die wiadomose, re koleJ telazns
Nickel Plate" bavaria umowe, mocs
ktorej hedzie MONA jechac Z Chicago
do Buffalo z powrotem "a $1,000,
pray oddaniu $500 ma op4ate wstepne
go. Tykiety sprzedawac SIZE beds 5
D lipca, a ma powrotkszdemu dos6 pa
su sic pozostanie. Pc inne informacye,
Jak stawanie ma punktach miedzy Chi.
cago a Buffalo, rozklad jazdy i inne
szozego1y zgiaszac sic nals1y do:
j. Y. Callahan. agenta generalnego,
Ill Adams ST., Chicago. Ill. (93.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
ZABAWA MA DOCHOD
PoMNIKA KoScIUSzKI.

Cd komitetu budowy pomni-
ka Tsdeusza Kosciuszki odbie-
RAINY nastepujaca odezwe:
DO Braci Polak6w 10 Chicago!
Dnia Ago lipca. w ameryksh
skie swieto narodowe. odbedzie
sic w Psrku Strzeleckim wielka
polska zabawa ma dochod pomni-
ka Kosciuszki. Komitet zajmu-
jacy sic jej urzadzeniem doklada
wszelkich sii l PRAGUE z rzadka
energia. a4eby zabawa Ia pod
katdym wzgledem wypadla jak
nailepiej. a uda sic niezawodnie
dobrze. ieaeli puhlicznost polska
te usilowapia szlachetnie poprzet
raczy, o CO TAX towarzystwa pol
skie jakotez wszystkich ludzi do
brei wolf nizej podpisaui w imie
niu komitetu jak najupr1ejmiej
uprsszaia.
Przyczynmy sic ws.yscy do
jak najpredszego urzeczywistnie
MIA tego pieknego patryotyczne-
go projektu. ktory doprowadzo.
ny do skutku przyniesie zaszczyt
calej Polonii " Ameryce. Wzno
szac pomnik Kosciuszce poksze.
my przez to Amerykanom, jak
wielce jest nam drogie Jego imie.
Kosciuszko. pod ktorego do
wodztwo lud TAX ochoczo sic gar
nal | z kosami W reku szedl ma
armaty moskiewskie; Kosciusz.
ko, ktory pradziadow naszych
wiodl do chlubnego boju, by
bronie ojczystego zagonu pred
Moskalem - naiezdca; Kosciu
szko, ia chluba oreta polskiego,
ktory nietylko ma ziemi ojczysreJ
okryl sic niesmiertelna ehwala,
ale | poza Oceanem. W Anne
ryce walczyl zaszczytnie obok
Waszyngtona "a wolnosc | ME-
podleglosc Stanow Zjednoczo
nych - ma niezaprzeczone pra-
wo do naszej wdziecznosci. -
Splacmy vice czempredzej dug
tel wdziecznosci. Okatmy czy
mem, re kochamy Kosciuszke.
Ma dowod, re takich wielkich
mellow nietylko przodkowie ko
chali. ale wnuki uszanowst u.
mieja. spieszmy ~ssyscy z eta
rami 1 pomagajmy. lie kto moae,
ably maiaca sic odbyc Ago lipca
zabawa W Parku Strzeleckim jak
najwiekszy prsyniosla dochod.
Wezmy wszyscy udzial W tel wy
cieczce. a sPedlimy w ten sposob
nietylko przyjemuie ! razem dzieh
Ago lipca. lecz nadto przyczyni
my sic do predszego wzniesienia
pomnika. Tie Towarzystwa, kto-
re ~jeszcze ME zdecydowaly sic
przybyc ma piknik, proszone So
serdecznie, ably sprawe jeszcze
raz wziely pod rozwage l swa O.
becnoscia dowiodly, re sprawl
pomnika rowniez ley i'm ma
sercu.
Ssczegolowy program zabawy
wymarszu poda komitet W o.
statnim tygodniu pred 4tym
Ipca. Dodajemy Cd siebie, L.
zabawa bedzie urozmaicona gra-
mi. spiewami l mowami, tax, IL
ka4dy W niej udziai bioracy do.
skonale sic zabawi.
Raj jeszcze prosimy o Ia
skawe poparcie komitetu urza-
dzajacego W jego bezintereso-
wnej | patryotycznej piracy.
w imieniu komitetu budowy
pomnika Tadeusza Kosciuszki:
Il. H.. Brodowski. prezes.
Jan II. SmuLski. sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
POsZukiwanie.

Poszukuje Maryanny Zielihskiej, po-
ohodssoej I Krol. Polskiego, zs wsi
Babiec, Powiatu Sierpieck,ego. Kto
vie, gdsie przebywa, MECH ia .na6 do
Jana Bud.ihskiego. 2l3 Henry Str,
New Haven, Conn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02

cyOhr Co ter zarzsdy tel orgsni.aoyi
Powiedzs ma osyn tax aroy-niepolski
wielebnych dobrodziej6w? wszak wy
stapienie ioh bylo zdrada Jawna Z ma.
rodowego punktu widzenis i ME mo.e
lioowac { konstytuoys onej orgsni.a.
Cyl - jeaeli ona jest polska. Cay mo.
se sofstycy i ka.uisoi kosoielni bed,
ohcieli tyoh narodowyoh murrynow o.
bielic? Ciekawa rzecz!
Gdyby to ME bylo nader smutnem,
byioby nader prrykrem. Lsda PREY.
b{eda przyodziany W SUZANNE oboe Ia.
mao zasady narodowej solidarnosoi, q
tonsurowsni %wyrostki ohcs prawic o.
goiowi morally ma temst: kosci4 made
wszystko "a narodowosc to rzecz pod.
rzednai
w obec takiego po}ozenia rzeczy Do
zostaje patryotyozpie myslacym synom
Ojczyzny tylko jedno do ozynia: zdwo-
10 silly, ably pokoDac j tego nowego,
nsjgorssego wrogs polonizmu; nsjgor
szego i MISUNDERSTANDING - DO
'domowego "a peinego ~fsryzeizmu.
Taxi spoleczehstwo polskie wyobo.
wuje sobie W Stsnsoh Zjsdn. Same
wrogow "a sw6j oieako z~spraoowany a
tax homie ksie,om sypany grossl
Przyjm Pan wyrsE mego szscunku !
p~owazanis.
Jan Nep. Wrzesihski.
DETROIT, d. 20 o.erwoa 1895.
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ZIG Ith st., 10 rooms and store .S75.OO
100 9TH St, store and dwelling. ......... 50 90
1900 llth ST. store. Observation-Disclosures. 90
1914 It'll ST., store and room. Observation-Disclosures 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
zoos st. 90 I'll G ST. IS to 1900
1924 T ST. $40 to $500
FLATS.
1O6S F st. 8 rooms " sic M
1850 llth ST. NV, % floor. 5r and bath :. Il 90
HESkELL & McIERAN,
apll-stu&th 1908 st.
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FOR SAIE-BARGAINS-ALL NORTHWEST.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
NEW bay-wirdow BRICK on 5 ST. NEAR n. II
AVE; STONE trimmings; stories; rooms
bath; CABINET MANTkI.S and HANDSOMELY
IAPERED Price only $3.50
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NEW bay-wiEdOw brick; ROOMS on EACH
floor; bath; CONCRETE cellar; FURNACE &c. !;
paIered; cahinet mantes; lot 1Sx91 to alley; de-
sirllly located ON rorth side of ST. CHEAP
at $3.50
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9i7 25th, sr, ami. %. so
204 E ne, Or, ami. %. 30
6l1 @ Sc, Or, ami. rs. 80
1l2 10th Sc, 5r.....15.3 30
S13 18th he, 5r.....13. so
AIS 18th Sc, Or. LIB. 80
426 Ga st sw, Or. ..12.J 80
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR EENT-PART OR ALL OF NEW GROOM
house. all improvements. near Conn ave cars
ls1'6 Riggs place NV, near 18th st. 1t.
Fur EENT-BY
HILL & JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1893 Penua. ave.
.I,N-1
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALON 9Th ST. NEAR A ST. NE, TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, In GOOD CONDI-
ton, CONTAINING 8 ROOMS AND BATH;
kE s A F2s s2s s Ik1c CD p RERy yE 70
ap25-3t
FOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 15-ROOM DOU-
bic house on Washington Heights the finest site
on the hill; house has ell modern improvements;
tiled bath room house is handsomely papered;
steam heat; laundry appliances; choice prop
apply to cHARiEs W. mXNbY, go J 18th ihlps st.
NV 1t
FOR SALE a sNAP-HoUsD FOG s1H ST. oP-
will be sold for $4,000 of which &C. 600 may
remain on trust. Inquire of COPP L. CO., 7O7
ST. 1t
FOR sALE-lIERE IS SPLENDID CHANCE;
front; rooms; bath and cellar; latrobes:
rarge; al med iulps.; good location northeast;
y! blocks d from Col cable; 100 cash will buy
l2h and & SITS. ap256t
FOR sAIE-AtUsT BE soLD-s-RoOM BRICK,
with cellar, stable, hydrant, sewer, well water;
2lx1oo feet; $500 ALBERT F: FOX. go + st.
NV. ap25-3t
FOR sALE-A BARGA1N-TW0- STORY GROOM
brick: mod imp; on Cleveland ave- NV; only
$4,000. REDFOKD w. WALKER & son. 1OO6
+ 81. an25-at
FOR sAIE-BE QUICK If You WANT TT-A
pretty twostory brick house, me-; G large rooms
"'d o''h' lot I'Al4' to So,ft alley. Only $1,000.
foi SAIE-Pretty y-w;rdow brick; 6 rooms
pain, cellar furnace; modern improve ments; H.
dot ios!ASS to vile alley. Only $500; cost
FOR SALE-Two 7room brick houses; centrally
located NV; modern improvements; rent at SO
per month. snap at $500.
l.. SrARGARDTER.
IT Room 2, Glib 18th ST. NV
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BROWN-STONE residence: 3 STORIES: NEW
II PAl'EtttD and PAINTED; NEAR 18TH and
n. IL. AVE; FIRST-CLASS HOME for So, $50.
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STOP PAYING RENT.
COUNTRY COTTAGES
FOR SALE.
New, rooms; latrobe, range; good wnter;
about 5000 feet Of ground to each cottage; 81, 800
each terms, 500 cash, balance $40 per month;
no interest to pay; Incorporated town.
Apply to ARCHIE THOMPSON on premises,
Berwyn Heights, B. and o. RR., or THOMAS w.
SMITH, LIST and Ind NV. apS1m
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THREE bricks ID st. NEAR N. Y. ave.
Only 81 800 each
ap25-3t DICGES 4 FAIRFAX. 813 18th st. NV.
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WM. II. SAUNDERS & co.
FOX SALE-TwO h intsome new houses; 3 rooms
deep, tiled bath; buffers pantry and large eel
lar; handsomely finished; if we cannot get the
owners price, 5000, he directs to sacrifice
them; the first earnest purchaser will get bar
gain: 500 more cash, balance easy terms
FOR SAI.E-rwo very fine houses, each 3-story
and cellar, new, mod .rn In STYLE and attractive
inside and out; they have the advantage of fine
location. near Dupont Circle, and represent the
two best bargains in that locality.
For SALE-A nearly well located we'll
rented 3-story and basement house. for 1890
FOR S@slE-tn : st. NV, near 18th st. cars
I-ronm bay-w!nlow brick; in fine condition; price,
$4,000; terms TO suit.
For SALE-If You wish TO live Lin
coin Park we have several nice 2-story and cellar
and S-story houses, all heated by furnace, at
S4.5Go to $G.0Co.
FOR SALE-Mt. Pleasant. an s-room house: 4
roonIs deep; lot 90 1T. front; for $500;
terms to suit.
FOR SALE $500, NV, 3-story and cellar
house, near 18th St; offered On easy terms at
$1,000.
FOR SALE-6-room house, 18th and Fla.
ave-; 81 $50; easy terms
1t WIN. ii. SAUNDERS & Co. 1lO7 F st.
FOR SALE-NEAR GOVT PRINTING OFFICE,
SIX-ROOM BRICKS, $1,000 AND $3.50. WHO
WANTS TO OWN THEM?
APPS AUGUST DONATII, Gil It'll.
FOR SALE 5-ROOM PRESS BRICK HOUSE, POS
st. NV: Will be sold very low to quick pur-
chaser; with lot suitable to build stable. Inquire
1906 It'll ST. NV ap25-6t'