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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-07-10

Emory Clouse and John Breen
were arrested ON Tuesday morn. i.
ing last, on a charge of disturbing
the peace, they both appeared
and paid the costs which had ac-
erued, So and were discharged.
This should be a warning to O.
thers, as we are determined to do
our level best to make our little
town an orderly one.
Some one has said that / had
a spite at Mr.. Clouse, hence his
arrest..I desire to state that I
never knew who Mr. Clouse was
until the fracas occurred for
which he was arrested, then his
name was mentioned to me for
the first time. / have nothing a.
gainst Mr.. Clouse as an individ-
-ual, I simply did my duty as a
citizen. ed
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Denver Items.

Fourth of July was a very
quiet day in Denver, many of
our citizens were sensible enough
to stay at home. Ice cream freez-
ers were used to good advantage.
The out door meeting Sunday
afternoon was well attended.
The address by Rev. Perkins on
Patriotism was we'll received.
Mr.. J. J. Murray and family
recently spent several days in
Nezperce.
The showers of rain that fell
last Monday afternoon cheered
us greatly.
The picnic at Corams Grove,
on the Fourth was a very pleas
ant affair.
DIED.
In Milford Nebraska, of paral-
ysis, aged about 63 years, Louis
D. Laune, husband of sister of
the editor of this paper, another
of natures noblemen gone.
Times are hard; money is
scarce, and barley is cheap.
Special sales on Saturdays and
Sundays and Fourth of July.
Only 5 cents for a schooner of
beer during these warm days at
the brewery and Elite saloons,
Cottonwood. 21-tf
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Married.

In Lewiston Idaho, July I'd
1895, Rev. H. Brown of the NJ e.
Church officiating, H. Taylor, of
Cottonwood Idaho, and Miss
Arrie Wood of Osborn Tennessee.
Mr. Taylor, our townsman, and
legal Lights we'll known and res
pected by all who know him as a
strictly honorable man. his bride
comes of a good southern family.
We joina host of friends in wish
ing them a long, happy and
successful life.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-07-10

Len. Koen and Dick Gray star
ted out last week ON a prospec-
ting trip in the Bitter Root range.
They took two newly broken cay
uses as pack animals. who, when
but short distance out started
to run away with their loads, in
which they succeeded SO well that
the contents of the packs, inclu-
ding the bologna, were scattered
for more than mile. The festive
brutes were soon caught and the
"percession" moved on.
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Grangeville Items.

Charles Gregory went through
town this week on his way to
Lewiston to make arrangements
to further deyelope his mining
property.
Mr. Doran, O Newsome Creek
miner is at the Jersey House
this week.
Last week Mrs. Tom Surridge
was driving from her residence
to Grangeyille near the Bickford
place her horse became frighten-
ed and ran down into the gulch
throwing her out and badly brui-
sing her her head and shoulders.
The free silver league had a
rousing meeting on the 4th.
The suit in the probate court
last Monday Veit Pjeupe VS. Jo-
seph Pjeupe, Ailshie and Hall at
ty's for plaintiff and HI. A. Ray
mond atty for def't, was decided
in favor of def't.
Ed. Beck was disc harged.
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Miss Annie and Isaac Binnard,
of Lewiston, brother and sister
of Mrs. Goldstone came up on
Tuesday and after visiting one
day went on to Grangeyille.
Frank L. Naylor, returned
from Elk City Tuesday morning,
he says that it is dull there, and
no chance for a working man, de.
spite statements to the contrary,
Theodore Reed of Moscow Ida.
no, representing the hypotheek
bank of Spokane, stopped over
Tuesday night on his way to
Denver and other points on the
Prairie.
HI. Taylor prosecuted the case
of State V S Beaumont, and con-
victed the prisoner out of his
own mouth, hut the jury turned
him loose to prey on the commu-
nifty again.
Rev. Perkins was call ed away
last Sunday, hence was not pres
ent at Sunday school, he will be
here next Sunday afternoon and
Sunday school will be held in
the hall as usual.
For Sale:
A good ranch, 81 miles from
town, 160 acres, % acres broken,
all fenced, plenty of good water,
good house. $500 one half down
balance two years, this is a bar
J gain. Enquire at this Office
John Proctor authorizes the
statement that he will give away
a business lot to any one estab-
fishing business OF reasonable
proportions, This is a good offer
for some energetic business man,
and should be snapped up at
once.
A. H. Argetsinger and family
Will Ingram and family, and ye
editor and family, went upon
the mountain west of town to
spend the .galorious fourth, a
splendid time was had with only
one exception which was too
many Kriss ants were encounter
ed.
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William Schiller, formerly Of
Moscow, has opened a harness
shop in Broo's shoe shop, for the
present. We welcome Mr.. Sehil.
Ter to our midst, and can assure
him that he will soon build up
good business, as his line is not
represented on this side of the
Prairie, and as he is the only
mechanic in his line, on this
side of Lewiston he should have
plenty to do Look for his ad. in
our next issue.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-07-10

What refreshing showers we
axo having.
For free silver and low prices,
oall on Greving.
TT. Ellis returned from KAN
iah On Wednesday evening,
Pnre white lead only so per
pound at Grevings.
Elvin Parker, of Denver, has been
'atopping in town fora few days
Remember, your can get. your
barley and wheat chopped for
feed at the packing house.
The Idaho Co. teachers Insti-
tuto will be in session from July
13 to II 1896.
Get prices on salt and fence
wire at III. A. Greving's, Reuter-
willie. He buys in car load lots.
IA representative of an Omaha
hathouse was selling to our mer-
chants on Tuesday.
All kinds of farm produce and
UQod, taken on subscription at
this office.
III j. Hornaday and new bride
came up from Lewiston and stop
ped over the fourth.
The county convention of the
PEOPLES party of Idaho county
will convene on August LIST.
BOrn.-on Tuesday July 7th
1896 near this place to Mr. and
Mrs. Chesley George, daughter.
Mr.-Heber, representing boot
and shoe house of chicago, was
selling goods to our merchants
% Tuesday.
What has become of our law
and order league? where are they
l will they preserve order? who
will answer.
q. B. Holt bought $1,000 worth
oI oattle on Monday last. Cotton
wood is headquarters for the cat
Tie and hog trade.
lake Woodring and son retur-
ned from North Carolina on the
I'd INST. Mr. Woodring will bring
bis family here soon.
Messrs Mudgett and Brann, OF
Uniontown Wash. bought $500
worth of hogs on Monday and
1uesday last, paying cash.
IT is rumored that a Law and
order league has been organized
ID town, and in view of the events
q late it seems very necessary.
LabOrers Wanted.
~ 1000 men wanted to unload
achooners of beer on Saturdays
and Sundays, at the Brewery and
Elite saloons. "a
John Proctor, owner of the L.
Brown addition to this town
will donate the necessary amount
Of land for a Touring mill, where
there is plenty of water the year
round, in the east end of town.
\. 0A
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The following is the list of ju-
rors who tried (?)the animated
liquor tub, Beaumont, alias
alias--and big-mouthed tough
J. W. Gains, w. HI. Angel, Fred
Mertes, Emory Clouse, Al. West,
Isaac Lyle. Mr. Lyle stood firmly
for conviction to the end and
was rendered a vote of-thanks. at
a meeting of citizens, for his man
ly stand.
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We received call from B. G.
Camp, of Waitsburg Wash. Mr.
Camp came in Wednesday, on
his way to Florence and Elk City
and looking over the country OH
a general outing, Mr. Camp is
very favorably impressed with
our country, SO far, and says
that with proper financial legis-
lation our country would be the
most productive on earth.
On Tuesday a warrant was is
sued out of justice Robbins court
for the arrest of j. L. Gross of Co.
lumbus, on the charge of embez-
element from the Spokane I'm
plement Co. Deputy Sheriff Dick
son made the arrest on Wednes-
day and brought the prisoner in
to court, where he gave bonds for
his appearance on Monday NOR
ming next, for preliminary exam
1udtlOIl.
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Ed. Beck was disc harged.

In answer to inquiries I desire
to say TO my lady friends, on
Camas Praire that ! am still
weaving carpet and that I in
tend to continue to weave, and
that I furnish the warp and do
the weaving on plain hit and
miss carpet for rs cts per yard
and that l can weave almost any
kind of rag carpet, here are
some of the patterns, the Ameri-
can Block, Checkerboard, Feath-
er or Fishbone stripe, and the
Honeycomb, will weave these
patterns for prices according to
the work, that it takes to make
them, I also have carpets for sale
| have some choice coloring re-
'ceipts that do not fade, l will
give to my patrons if'they will
call and see me.
Mrs. E. e. Wren,
Postoffice Address G ottonwood,
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Wanted at Once: Active a.
gents for each county. Exclusive
control and no risk. Will clear
IL to 25 hundred dollars "a year.
Enclose stamp for full particulars
or 25c for 81 sample.
Big Rapids Mineral Water 60.
Big Rapids, Mich.-23
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l am always the first to knock
the prices down-this time on
fence wire, stock salt and dairy
salt. Bring in your grain, shin
giles, fence posts, eggs, etc. Yours
for business, H. A. GREyINe.
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OF INTEREST TO THE LADIES.
Ny dry goods have arrived,
and if you want to see the latest
patterns in dry goods and ladies
ahlrt- waists, call on GoLDsToNE.
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A full wagon load of Mason
fruit jars at low prices at
Goldstones.
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HOTELS.
This List appears on Saturdays.
HOTELS OF. THE WORLD.
Booklets and Hotel Pocket Guide Gratis at tho
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
s. Fifth ave., New York

L y.
Booklets and Hotel Pocket Guide Gratis at tho
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
6s Fifth ave-, New York.
&c Regent St. London.
24S Rue de Rivoli Paris.
HOTEL. INFORMATION FREE
"a P. means American Plan; Z. P, European)
AsbUHf PARK, N. j.. Coleman House, APP, q
DO. Hotel Brunswick, now open, APIS to fb
ATLANTIC CITY The Rudolf, E&A.P., $350 up
leading Hotel, directly on beach, grand vew)
ATLANTIC CrTY,N.J. The Garden Hotel, E.P., 81 up
Most magnificent Hotel Atlantic coast)
bosioN, Mass Hotel Ve1dome, APP, IS
do. .Copley So. Hotel, EPs1 so: AP. 81 so
BELMARN.J Hotel Columbia, now Open A.P. ,$4toS5
BRochLfN, w.. Clarendon Hotel, E.P., 81 so
do Hotel st. George, E.P., 81
BUFFALO, MYTH Iroquois, E r. 81 so up; AP,s4
10. ..-............. Niagara Hotel AP, 70
CHICAGO, Ill. Victoria Hotel, A.P., So to S.
CINCINNATI Ohio. ........ Grand Hotel, APP, So
GOLD SPRING HARBOUR, N. ". The GIenada
DOVER, England. ......... Grand Hotel A.P., -
JEitSEY CITY, N j. Hotel Washington E.P. 81 so
LEAMlNGToN SPA, Eng. Manor House. E.P., sl.5o
LNEhPooL England go. Compton Hotel, A.P, So
LoNboN England. .......... Hotel Cecil. E.P., 81
do. ...................Th The Langham, E.P., 81
no.. Hotel Metropole, E.P., "
do. Queens Gate Hotel, EP., 81 80
LONG BiANCH,N.J u. s. Hotel, Alp, s. to 1850
MALVERN, Eng The Abbey Hotel (golf), A.P., 81
MANCHESTER Mass Masconcmo House, A.P. 81. so
NARRAGANSETT PIER, RI. New Mathewson, A.P. IS
NEWPORT, Il. CIV Leland, jr), Ocean ouse, A.P,$5
NEW YORK. The Brunswick, E.P., 81
do. The Buckingham, E.P., 81
do. Fifth Avenue Hotel APP, 81
do..... CIV. 27th ST. Gerlach Hotel, E.P., s.
do...- The Majestic, E.P., 81
do. Hotel Netherland E.P., So A.P., So
do........The Plaza Hotel, EP, 81; A.P., So
doW.F .LelandlTheW indsor L. P. 81 sc; A.P.,s4
do...... The Gerard, E.P., s1.50; A.P, $50
do. The Marlborough, EP $50: A.P., $3.50
do. .tW. johnson Quinn The Empire, E.P., 81
do. Re 11th ST. Albert-St. Stephen, E.P., 81
do The Metropolitan (B' way &27th), E.P.,S1 up
do. IN. b. Barry ST. Cloud Hotel, E.P., 81 so
do. ............. Hotel Pomeroy, EP 81 up
do. Hotel Westminster, AP., $3.50
NIAGARA FALLS. Cataract House, A.P., 81
PARIS, France. ....... Hotel Continental E.P., 81
DO. .-.......... Grand HOTEL EP., "
PHILADELPHIA. Continental Hotel, APP, So
do.................Th The Lafayette, E.P., 81 80
do. ..:............T The New Walton E.P., 81
ROCHESTER, n. w. The Livingston, A-P., 81 30
do. ............. New Osburn House, A.P., So
SAUSALTTO, Cal. Hotel FL Monte, E.P.. 81 80
SPRING LAKE BEACH, y. j.. Monmouth House,
open June 20
ST. LOUIS, MO. (rep'f Southern Hotel, 50 to 50
do. .tireproo0 The st. Nicholas, EP, 81
myl6, ~, % q theustf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF PATRICK WARD, DECEASED

ESTATE OF PATRICK WARD, DECEASED NO.
668S. Docket q.
Patrick ]. Monahan, administrator. has, with
the approval Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Court business, appointed Friday, July 8, 1885, at
10 o'clock a.m as the time, and said court as the
place. for making payment and distribution under
tho courts direction and control, when and where
all creditors and persons entitled to distrbutive
shares or legacies residue, are notified to at
tend in person or by agent or attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the estate
properly vouched: Provided, this order be pub
sted once in each Of three successive weeks before
said day in the Washington Law Reporter" and
Evening Star.
Signed May 20, 1895.
J. NOTA McGILI, Register Of Wills.
JAMES d. BRADY, Proctor. my80-1aw3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN MT.
Pleasant, 2S0xl17 very ayaiIablesfd TOR subdivision
and improvement; not affected by street extern
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tth ST. Sc near A St, 2-story Groom and hath
DricH; splendid order; lot 18x10O to wide alley.
Price
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l4coo square feet of ground Virginia ave
and coal yard or storage; offer wanted
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
F9 Sims 17fp H2Sbg5sp Y HSg e9s
9 on This AUGUST DoSAfH' ell TIL.
7-roonn brick DIV; anil. lot l71ss to alley;
n nyssa for k ge g "a sdR K s sS 18Th St,
FOR SALE HERE IS a BARGAIN-To SELL AT
once, will take $1,000 for house 2O24 18th st.
and and sath in o Ea
Ohio Bank bldg, 18th and NV. my3O-3t
FOR sALE-A GRAND HOME AT A BARGAIN
l So. from new Library and Capitol; 2-story, 8
tiled bath; large cellar; furnace heat; lot 1sSI15
to to al, alley yoo Price CO. only $500 PrTrMaS &
FOR sALE-N.w.; $500; CENTRALLY LoOAT-
BATH lot % feet front; facing two streets; house
MAN BL3cKWooD Go7 18th 'e ST. n.%.mysos.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS:
T1TWl ER9S MT, HOUSES 20 On &C, CO
PRicE. 5000, OR Rent i'l FOR st5 FER PII;
OPEN AT ALL TIMES.
mySo3t 1861 OR 1863 COLUMBIA ST.
FOR SALEM DESIRABLE LOCATION, Mr.. 18th
100 to paved alley; s-story and bas'mt; rms: !;
ea reG e a thorough r %M G eSs fer $40
mySo-3t GOT 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, $4,000 BRICK HOUSE AND
lot 29Al27 to palIsy; on 18th St extelded house
electric appliances: lot worth s., 500.
1t D. b. STONE & SONS, sO4 and SOC st.
FOR SALE ONLY THREE 49, LEFT, SIX 0)
1 ss s nssr at w SS1Oe
ave-; few steps from cars, schools, churches
and 1dr stores res , The most convenient spot the
YOU NAY NEVER HAVE SUCH AN oPpon-
roNrii ~ fS STsakh 4 HOME Or
3 stories, cellars, reception halls, bed rooms,
beautiful mantels stone porches, handsome chan
It D. D. STONE & SONS, sO4 and SOC st.
FOR SALE HOUsEs-BY
WM. H. SAUNDERS & co.
FOR SALE-A magnificent house near Dupont
Circle new'. will he sold far below its cost, the
owner having concluded not to occupy.
Also one Of the nice. new houses on st. bet.
nth and 18th SITS, at $4,000.
, FOR SALEIWe have a great bargain-a new
pered. tiled bath, improved heating arrangements,
and nicely situated. Owners price. $500. 1t
must must go. SO we want immediate offer; terms,
FOR sALE-A nicely located Groom house with
cellar cellar dot Is #. 'front.', Mount Pleasant for
FOR saba s-story and basement brick
mouse on the Heights convenient to 18th St
cable road similar houses held at $1,000 and
$500, for 5000,
always tenantedD, near 18th st. NV. that will
bring good and permanent income on the invest
1t wM. H. SAUNDERS & CO, 1907 St NV.
FOR SALE-OFFICE BLDG: ST. BEL 9TH
and 9TH; one-third down, bal. to suit Address
OWNER NJ, Star Office. my303t'
FOR .SALE-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTs-NEw STONE
ara brick residence; stone steps and porch; 10
large rooms and tiled bath; lot $50 IT. deep to
VIDE alley; large shade trees in yard view OF
entire city; prettiest house on the Heights
$1,000; terms to suit.
It. l.. WALTER WEED, GOO 18th ST.
FOR SALE ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE; RIO
man notified brick and stone front; stone steps
and porch; " rooms beautifully papered and
decorated tiled bath; every modern convenience
and improvements half square of n. ii. ave
above Dupont Circle; $500; easy terms. L.
WALTER WEED, 500 18th st IT.
FOR SAIE-
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iIth st. near Pa. ave, large brick dwelling
Win all NIL; rented: lot "a 6X124 IT. to alley
1rlce
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lth ST. sc. near ST., 8-story frame and brick
evening stable In rear; very cheap. Price
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go 81 near Pa. ave. NV, 3-story and base
ment, 1oroon ard bath brick dwelling very de-
slfible neiShborhoOd Price only. 800. Sc 751
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TEAM CARPET CLEANING

% HAVE YOUR CARPETS THOROUGHLY
cleaned send postal or telephone ALBERT KALI
EERT & CO., Improved Steam Carpet Cleaners
all work guaranteed. REAR 346 ST. S.W
Ibone 1862 my22-lm'
! NOMINATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
ssss made to order Address oce ITO N Pa
I've. Thone 500. Works, 10e5-67 2sth st. Moth
bfcofnZ free. NJ. NEWMYER, Mgr. ap16tf
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o u st. Sc near 18th, desirable 2-story and cellar
oro"fn brick; lot % feet front by 1O4 to alley;
price reduced over 81 900; offer wanted.
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TAKOMA PARK

, Carroll ct. near the Capitol new brick dwellin
rooms, bath. all MI. Very cheap Price So 81
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LADIES GOODS.

{ INE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN
drstclass Partisan style; white dresses, laces and
lace curtains speciality; prices reasonable. Call
Mime. VIBOUD, Old Stand, I13 18th st. my1-1m'
zoo CAN ALWAYS HAVE YOUR DYEING AND
cleaning well done md promptly delivered when
promised by WHEATLEY, 1868 jefferson ave-,
Georgetown Wagon calls with clerk. fc29-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ETOTT MANSION, ON MET. BRANCH, B. AND O.,
open for reception Of guests; location high; con-
venient to city; ample shade; good water; excel
lent table. Address Miss MckELLIP, Stott Sta
ton, DC. my3O-3ts
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

THE TIP-TOP s65 CYCLE
THE 1IP-TOP S65 CYCLE
The Traveller'-GoOd many Of the SIS
wbeels-better than most SIS ones! Easy TO
ride.easy TO buy-S10 down-$2 a week
Handsome. durable, fast. For ladies and
SEE IT.
JACOBS BROS.-1229 PENNA. AVE. my3O-tf
FOR SALE-LIGHT HIGHGRADE 22-LB MA
chine, for $40 cash; also Victor, ct s35 cash
1872 n. Y. ave. my25-tf
FOR SALE-'95 RAMBLER; GOOD AS NEW, AND
bargain; very light; also fine '94 Victor See
MAC, HOS st. (upstairs). my23-tf
FOR CASH BUYERS ONLY-A SNAP-A LIGHT
2l-jb bicycle; choice of tires, handlebars saddles
&C.. any color; absolutely guaranteed by a re.
liable Arm; for S57. Sample exhibition Ad-
dress Box 100 Star office. my20-tf
BICYCLE BARGAINS-WE HAVE SOME REAU-
tiful high grade SO makes we will sell at
such low prices that will astonish you for cash;
in fact, will divide profits all grades We
handle: must bt seen to be appreciated: ali
guaranteed. A. B. CARPENTER, 18th and Park
SITS, Mt Pleasant my19-tf
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NENILwORTH, BEYOND CHEVY CHASE: on
ELECTRIC RAILWAY: CHEAP FARE. BEAU
T1FUL LOTS AND VILLA SITES. CHEAP AND
On EASY TERMS. HOUSES BUILT FOR PUR-
CHASEHS WHERE DESIRED. FOR PIATS AND
INFORMATION CALL on
REDFORD W. WALKER & son,
my3im 1905 ST.
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OIIEaP DIV FILINGS AND lots
BY
WESt0T1, WILCOX & EIESTON
zeal Estate. Loan ard Insurance Brokers.
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OR RENT BRICK HOUSE. 2O55 32D ST: IA
ard cellar; fine well water; cistern; large
garden. stable and pasture: electric pass the
door; So per month. WIN NJ DOUGAI. 3179
" ST NV my2S-;tr
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LOVELY, HEALTiFUL, AMPLE GROUNDS;
plenty shade; grass; good water; good family
table; building very large, cool, airy; in small
town; mountains of Virginia, 2,200 IT,: on n.
and w. r. r.; within pleasant riding and driy-
ing distance; 4 prominent Virginia springs
charges. SIC and $50, in advance; refs. ex. APP
ply Monday, to 10 al and IL to 2:30 pm,
at 10l4 18th ST., then address M. c., Star Office.
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FOR RENT-OSE DOUBLE 1O-ROOM HOUSE, AT
argyle, on Pinay Brunch road, or what is
called l4th St extended 1t has every modern
Convenience POTOMAC WATER and filter
CITI GAS Severed into MAIN SEWER NO
CESSSPOOl. This Is the last house left. Others
are rented by the year. For further particulars
Box he ap2S-tf
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IAhOMA PARK.
Nearly new frame dwelling Of 9 rooms a
pain, with furnace heat: large lot and stable
rear; convenient to cars. Price only. So Ot
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FOR SALE ELEGANT. NEW RESIDENCE: RO-
man notified brick and stone front: stone steps
and porch; " rooms; beautifully papered and
decorated: tiled bath; every modern convenience
and Improvement; half square of n. H. ave.
above dupont Circle; So, 500; easy terms. L.
WALTER WEED. 500 18th ST. it.
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''ELMWOOD COTTAGE" PAEONIAN SPRING, VA
Pleasant accommodations and moderate rates for
good summer board after May Is. Apply to Mrs.
L. c. JONES, Paeonian Spring. Loudoun Co., Va
myl4eotf
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SUMNER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHIIOMONT,
Va, Of the most healthful sections Of Nir-
ginia; abundance of shade, fruit, Ice milk: spring
beds; table unexcellei: dancing pavilion and other
alnnsenients. Address ID. J. TAVENNER.
my23 eO3ln
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-ATLAw,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing.
ton D. @. Residence, No. 3 Mount Vernon Flata,
New York ave- and 9th Ut. NV. selS
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SUMMER BOARD AT MT PLEASANT; HIGH
and healthy; lithia water; ice, fruit md vegeta-
Dies; near battlefelds Of Cedar Creek and FISH
sr's Hill. Apply Mrs. 1. SMITH DAWSON.
Strasburg, Va. my303ts
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OR SAI.E-tT Hl ATTSvILI.E. A NICE T-ROOM
house Johnson ave-: near station high; good
wafer; Ia rye yard; well shaded: carriage house
and stable; only 5000; easy terms. See
ARTHUR CARR & CO, Uyattsville, Nd. or @.
A NJ WELLS 23S Ind nN2S3ts
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FOR SALEM HYATTSVILIE A NEW GROOM
house. on Coumbia; lot GO12sS; al necessary
outhuidings: cheap at 81 $50. ARTHUR CARR
C co. Hyattsville, Md, c. A NJ. WELLS,
Ses Ind aye my2S-3t'