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The true northerner., 1897-01-13
THE UNSlGHTlY WART.
Can the Ugly Little Excrescence II
Charmed Away by susse.tscre


The ease with which warts can be
charmed away" by suggestion has long
been known. / will quote two cases. The
patient in the first case was my wife, then
little girl, and the account was written
for me by her mother. II remember Ii all
perfectly Ii was when E was about 9
years old, just before we went to Boston to
live. She had had warts on her hands for
over u year. They had spread until her
hand was not only badly disfigured, but
very painful, as they were apt To crack and
bleed. Two physicians both relatives of
ours, had prescribed for them, and we had
followed directions without success.
We were in Lawrence, at M. P--'s
lady came to tea, noticed the warts and
offered TO remove them by a charm As
had once or twice been relieved in child
hood i'm the same way l was delighted at
the offer. She went through some mum.
merry, rubbing them and muttering some
thing, / think, and then announced that
they would be gone in month They
were, every one In a few days they began
to dry up and disappear So far as can
remember, she never had another.
When was child, there was a neigh
Dor Of ours who used to remove all the
warts In the neighborhood. / never heard
of his failing, and / know of many suc-
cessful removals in our own family. He
used n piece Of thread He would tie 10
around the wart, IL he could, with great
solemnity, rub it three times and very
carefully put the piece of thread in pa
per In his pocketbook This made very
great impression on us, remember. IL
seemed next to a church service, having
your wart taken of. Professor w. X.
Newbold In Appleton's Popular Science
Monthly
The true northerner., 1897-01-13

lF it were not quite so monoto-
nous it would be amusing to watch
the antics of the Scripps combination
trying to make it appear that the re-
publican party is on the very verge
of destruction by reason of its divis-
ion into factions, each of which is
ready and waiting to knife the other,
regardless of consequences. The De-
troit News, which has always been a
consistent enemy of the republican
party, continually talks about Nc
Kinley republicans and nti-McKin-
ley republicans, when it we'll knows
that all republicans are for Mckinley
and have been SO ever since the st.
Louis convention. In Michigan, not
withstanding the fact that Governor
Pingree had by far the largest ma
jority on the republican ticket, it
would have its readers believe that
the party is hopelessly divided into
Pingreeites and anti-Pingreeites and
that the two factions stand glaring
at each other, only waiting for the
battle to the death to begin. And
the poor old Tribune, which, were it
not for the fact that it has absolutely
no political influence whatever, would
The true northerner., 1897-01-13
SILVER MEN OF MICHIGAN.
They Hold a Conference to Prepare for
the February Decentralization

the February Decentralization
Lansing, Mich. Jan. Am open joint
conference of the Democratic, Populist
and Union silver state central commit
tees was held here yesterday. 1t was
quite largely attended by prominent
leaders in the parties represented from
all parts of the lower peninsula, and it
was evident that their enthusiasm for
free silver coinage had not abated on
account of the results of the November
election. Ii was decided that the state
convention to nominate a justice of the
supreme court TO succeed Chief Justice
Long and two regents Of the university
be held at Grand Rapids not later than
Feb. 20. The plan is that the nomina>
tion for justice shall go to the Demo-
Gratis and that Of the others to the
Populists and silverites. Resolutions
were adopted demanding that a tax of
per cent. on incomes of $1,000 and up
wards be enacted by the present legis-
lature; urging that all government is-
sues OF money be legal tender for all
obligations, opposing retirement Of the
greenbacks, and reafrming belief in
free coinage at 16 to 1. An unsuccess-
fui effort was made to indorse
Governor Pingree's message in the en-
tirety although 1t was declared to be
satisfactory as a whole.
The true northerner., 1897-01-13

be the worst enemy in the state to
the party with which it formerly pre-
tended to affiliate, the poor old Trib-
une follows along on the trail just in
the rear of the News, giving tongue
on cold scent and barking up old
stubs aud trees where there is no
game, nor ever has been. Only the
other day it fairly got red in the face
in depicting the awful fight that
that was pending between the Pin
gree men and the ants over the
election of speaker of the house of
representatives, and the very next
day Judge Gordon received the
unanimous vote of his republican
colleagues for that honorable posi-
ton, and the day following the eau
Gus he not only received the unan-
imous republican vote of the house,
but the op position vote as well, get
ting % votes out of 90, his own
vote being cast for John Donovan of
Bay. There are no factions in the
republican party, either national or
state, as the recent magnificent re-
publican victory amply attests. The
party was never more united than
now, and it will inaugurate its de-
clared policy of protection to Amer
lean industry ard American labor as
soon as practicable after assuming
control of the government, a policy
under which the nation has been
prosperous in the past and will again
prosper in the future.
The true northerner., 1897-01-13
Work For Congress.

Every agricultural product or manu-
factured article represents certain
amount Of labor, and every load of hides
or ton or bale of goods landed on our
shores from foreign countries represents
the employment of just so much foreign
labor for work which should have been
done at home. Restore the American
market for the American laborer.
The true northerner., 1897-01-13

I Novelty Suitings IIc
I Plain Ioc
Z Plaid &C
l2ac Plaid &C
Mohair Brocades 25c and up
Imp. Serges & Henriettas 2sc
and up.
Extra Qaulity Tennis Flannels
8 and SC.
Very Best Domestic Ginghams
&C.
New Lot Table Oil Cloths Isc
Bed Blankets 44c per pair and up
White Counterpanes 5Sc and up
Ladies Fleeced Underwear 2sc
and up.
Toweling &c per yard and up
soc Table Linen 2oc
Cream Table Damask CSC and up
Extra value A Bleached Cot
ton 6c
All of our Best Prints &C
White Shaker Flannel SC and up
All Newest Styles Capes and
Jackets at Cost.
Out of Date Cloaks and Jackets
25c and up
100 Corsets at sSc
Ladies Warm Skirts 2sc
Ladies CSC Wool Hose Ioc
Childs 25c Ioc
Ladies sc Seamless Cotton Hose
&c
Childs' Kid Button Shoes 2sc
and up
Ladies Kid Button Shoes oSc
and up
Ladies $3.50 Coin Toe Kid But
ton Shoes $I.oS; this is flex-
ible sole and warranted
Millinery Department is closing
50 and 75c Hats at Ioc each
The true northerner., 1897-01-13

American shipping was excluded from
the application of the American policy
Of protection and foreign competition
killed ii.
The true northerner., 1897-01-13
WINDING UP
BUSY SEASON

Leaves us with odds and ends
which it is desirable to close.
Go they must-prices cut no
figure as the following will
attest:
The true northerner., 1897-01-13
Results.


protection policy would mean:
First The retention in the United
States Of more than $500, 600, 900 now
annually paid to foreign shipowners for
carrying American imports and exports,
passengers and mails
Second. The immediate spending of
millions Of dollars in American ship
yards to build the ships necessary to
carry our foreign commerce.
Third. The constant employment of
thousands Of skilled American workmen
In American sbipyards and of thou
sands of others on board American ships.
Fourth. The cessation Of foreign de-
mand for such Of our gold as is now
paid to other countries carrying our own
commerce.
Fifth. 1t would, in few years,
make the United States the greatest
maritime power in the world, would
help TO create new and larger markets
abroad for American products and to in
crease our foreign commerce, tending
to make this creditor instead of
debtor nation.
Sixth. 1t would cripple our mari
time and commercial rivals to the extent
which our ships and our commerce sup
planted foseign ships and foreign COM
merce, and it would strengthen this ma
tion by giving employment to its own
citizens, instead Of strengthening for.
eign nations by giving employment to
their citizens at our expense.
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,cas ,-a .. m. 1ao
III ro .n 81. A W.. 80
ieis III, ieo n 1T So w
a2i = =, H"' AAsoo
ISis r - ior .s -
i3i3 r st "a n u T., ~,
: ,9 s.s : a. - u Sr- so.ov
10 1V' oth 81, OF "a. -s ~ ~
3lIs la ~ ~ NV, a. .o'' s ~
1s2 ~ 81 T ~. 800 ~ ~,
Tic io = ~, nr A9 1ar 80 ~,
Xix n NV q, 'o a. ~
cIa X v 49, II, -,
rmi,h shon - D 5w 40 m
riat ~ a. 81 ~
20 iI,h = n = Vs. ,ss ~ ~
iasc q Nv ,or AZ ~
lie Ess. c,n II. ~ ~,
etss.ae isth nv iar a. ~
pam ian nw ar AZ IN
Ip06 ic,h NV o. q. ~,
ocd ana p ~. "a n
i1os "a nr ID AZ ul
1902 n 81 iar N ~
aaeo 1a,L NJ ar ~ IA
100 w. o. n ~
lana < 81 M =, 10 ~
lyss a. NV * q, ~,
1910 r NV r. m IN,
In pt IA I'm nv e. m an
o.so8 O 81 NV ~ m
13s7 II q, ssr ~ r.,
30os + NV Or ~ "a
S1i ,a.b :, Grpa =. ~, "a
S07 ISL. nv O. y ~,
Fla. I'B&o'T 81 ~,
isIs ii,dcn 81 ~ ~,
Ias3 Pierce ri y, "a
OH ne xt sw e. aofa,
iaaa .sSs ,esh - 80
nv a. .aS.h On
a,r n s a. -, ~,
Ia Ix, sw g. -, ~,
"a 49,. ..,, n.
tc,,b ,,o,,.. ~ a" ~ IN
xcis s,h nm :. =, ~,
ON II.,, ~. g. -, ~
siS lst a.. MiS 70
5 pSss = GO o. n~'or - ~
iass n a. =. ~ n
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go cath. sr, mi. $50
1913 L. Or. over sto. .. 30
1915 E, store. 90
l2i4-16 18th, Sr,m.2 -. 80
l505 Pierce III, Or, mi22 80
2220 G., Sr&b, mi. 50
25ll 3ad. 7r. mi %. SO
322 L. Grab, MI. 20. so
2G1S L. Or, eel. mi .20.59
l2i9-23 30th, 6r....20.50
50T Goth. Or. wa. .,2D.50
T13 I'd. Or, MI. 49,. 20. 20
1920 Olive. Or. mi. Is 80
26Dik L, 6r&cel. mi 1880
2226 G, 7r, wa&g. rs. 20
512La G So, Gr&rel. 1870
1881 18th, Or. w.l6:o
800 n ii ay, Or. w. 1850
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lfs E Sc. Sr&ha. %. 50
DIS LIST Sc. Sr&b. .2i. 90
i715 18th. ar tcolD- ~. ~
?of L ne. Crab. .20.5O
1905 Meridian ave.
Mt Pl, 6r&b. 49,. 30. 90
312 LIST Sc, crab. ..19.0o
81 10th ne. Crab -ls-Jo
311 q NV. Or tcoD .17.O0
il21 Harvard 81, Col
Hts, Or. wa. 1850
1908 Ward CT, 4r.w.10.00
R'r 1154 K. 4r tcoD.S.W
& co 1910 II ST m "
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FOR RENT
1919 18th, 11r. .Ss,. 90 1904 L. Tor. $50 10
1881 L. 1er.. 600 1903 L. 81. 80 20
1923 Corcoran, 10-. 5000 1917 Q, 7r..... 80 30
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
oc9-3t III 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-v VERY NICE. CON-
Portable brick dwelling; 10 rooms and cellar;
ami ;; near Smithsonian; 30 desirable tenant, rea-
enable rent Apply to 306 11th st. s.w. ocG-6t
FOR RENT
MS NV. CEASE. $50; 1913 NV furnish.
ed. $1sO
se1l-tf HERBERT A. GILL. 1919 st.p.w.
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FUR RENT-
1928 F st NV. $500. 90
1919 y NV, ofnce. 80. %
1877 10Th NV. Sr&b 80. 90
1420 Kenesaw. 9r&b. 80. 90
924 ed st. l0r6b. 30. 90
2141 y NV. 10r&b. 40 50
1923 l NV. Sr&b, sta. N. so
1921 y II nv. Crab 1850
1922 14th NV .Sr6,b 40. 90
1901 Whitney ave
NV, store. .37. 80
1866 RI av NV. 6r&h. 81 so
.239 18th. Crab. =. 20. no
1873 29th, Sr&b. 50
Oco-tf DEEBLE
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FUR HEM
S12 18th. 19r. 81. 900 pr an
1877 Pa ave. Or.
per annum 81, 200. 90
l2l5 ia ave. Or,
per annun. Isl, 500. 20
1911 II NV, lSr. .250.U0i
1908 . NV, l2r. .DS.33i
l02S VT av NV. 1sr. 3O0. 90
Ss6. Conn ave. l2r-30O.v0
1022 VI ave, lar. .1D.to
141l X NV, I2r. 1000
10li Gem CIV, lar. 1J1.t0I
452 Ia NV NV. 1880
1222 n II av. 12r.i25.o0l
1906 n II ave, lGr.l2o.00l
3O43 z NV, ,!r..-1S.oOI
1880 NY nv NV, 12r. 125.O0'
l4l7 Mass av 14r.l:5.O0I
1925 n st nw, lar. 10000
$40 18th -Iw. lar .lo0.u0
1901 10th NV. l1r. 10000
1913 Fla av.pt2da. lc0.v0
Takoma Park. Car
roll ave. l3r. 100. 90,
1898 Jen pl. 12r. .loo.VOI
1912 X 81. l2r. 90
l221 Conn nv, 1lr. $50
1896 n nw. 12r. 5000
Carroll av, Takoaa
Park, lar.
IT'S DeSales st, 1lr.75.00
l6l0 14th NV (seore
and dwg), Or. ....75.W
2lS X NV. Tor ..15.vVi
lll9 I NV. l2r.
1853 Roanoke st. ..75.U0
1879 2ist st. .....75.oO
{ 3 st ne, 12r. co. 81
1880 9ta NV, Tor. .65. 90
l4i9 y NV. lar. ..G.u0
1921 2lst NV. Tor. IS. 20,
3027 N Lw, 12r. g.. 90
2233 . NV, l3r. .. IS 20,
40S l1th NV, 2r. .. .65.o0
l1lo y NV, ar- C.. 90
81 18th NV. Dor. co. 20,
$50 1th.st&dw. Or. 90. 90
1913 n NV, 12r. gu. %
l4th st I'd, mr. Bright
wood Hotel, l2r. 90. 90
6O2 u NV, llr. 60. 10
lIl9 18th nw. Or. 90. 10,
1909 H NV. store. 90. 90
81. 18th ct. 1880. Is. 1Ol
lSl5 10th NV, Tor. IS. 90
SIS 3 NV. 15r. 80. 90
hot Mass av, i2r. .5O.o0
20A li.h st. .gOsOl
ei0e 18TH NV. llr. so. 90
1902 Chaplin st, Or so. OOI
1909 10th st. Tor. so. 90
Cod yard. 10Th and
Is NV. per mo. so. 90
S0x Hiilycr ri. Tor Sc. 90
5 Q ct, Tor. -. 80. OOl
Near Stott.s station.
d Q, lIr. so. DOL
Iennallytown I'd, lor.
0l1 Hillyer Il, %. DOL
SEE OUR LET OF =
ANOTHER CoLU1IN.
oce-tf AnoA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12
UNFURNISHED,

FOR RENT-OFFICE OF JOHN L. WEAVER
Sth and + SITS. Telephone 1IOI.
1901 @ NV, 12r. .$55. 90 444-l6 o NV, 20 80
1929 NV. 11r. 90 3l9 Spruce NV, Sr. 20 30
1913 st. 12r. -55. 90 Stable 1Sth&NY nv 20 90
GO r. office. LIST q As 90 1347 ne, Or. so
1872 18th NV. sto. .25. 90 % Defrees ST. 7r lG31
335 Spruce NV. Sr. DO. so 1924 Fla av Or Ia 20
oc12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12


". Sc. Cor. THAI NV.
1874 I'd st. Or, b. .$M. 80
Cor l2th&l ne. Sr. b.22-50
5.2 Tenn nv ne. Or, bio. so
AZ o st. 4r. b tf.at)l2.30
3l26 7th st. Or. wa . 1850
1884 14th, large stor go. 90
504 10th, large store. ~. co
1901 9th, large store at
very reasonable rent.
1923 7th. s.ose, Or. 80. 90
l11o 7th. store. .I5.W
@C7 VT nv. 1r. b(coD q. so
1e03 4th st, Il, wa. 1890
OF list. Oc11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12

TOR RENT-N0RTHwEsT, on LIKE OF Ella,
mESCE 900 st.; u rooms a On & norrl: bot.
water sZstem. g. nent. 30 per mnuth % d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12

z2o4 !, Gr&b~.....0.s 20
va Fla a.. er, b. sta.ssl.0
zz0z 3 Or. water. .17.J0
1le Or, wnter. .1f.f'0
l14 20th. s.. wa. iS.fc
Large storage room 800
eto lI20 Pa ~ NJ. % %
60 teuartB-ligt at once.
KAN, 30 10th u. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12

Per mo.
Q n 23d. Birth. $3.50. 90
Columbia ave, Col
Heights, Firth. $4,000
21st n X, 12r&2b. $4,000
18th n n. 13r&b.$I25.W
10Th n NJ, 10r&cb. $125. 90
10th n T., 9r&b. .$l25.O0
De Sales st n 18th.
12r and b......$125.0 90
Q n 18th, 13r&b. s13.OO
Il a 21st, 10rNb. .$12o.W
Corcoran st n 18th,
Or and b. 90
K n 10th, 12r&b. $4,000
L n 18th, 10r&b. .$1O0.O 90
Riggs n 17,1Or&b. 500. 90
Takcma Park, Car
roll av. 13r&b. 500. 90
18th n X, 11r&b. $50. 81
18th n U, 19r&2b. $500
14th mr. StouShton.
Tor and b. 90
n n 18th, 9r&b- $500
Flat NEG. B&O, 7rS6 co
Corcoran st n 1911,
Tor and b. SEQ. 90
Riggs n Is, 9r&b $1,000
21st n Il, l0r&b.
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FOR RENT
1716 n. 13r. eel. mi $50 SO
1741 18th, Tor, mi. 1900
1035-e9 Lime kilns. IS. 90
GOO Nd AZ ne. Rr.
2b. Gel. rs. O0l
500 +, 22r. mi. .T5. 90
S7l3 PSF, furnished. 90. 20
1712 G, llr & ba.
Gel, mi. 81. so
2i3 Del nv lie,
l0r&b. mi. ....... SIS. so
Sl1 9th, l0r&b. mi. SIS. SO
1l34 Conn NV. 13r. :nl50. 81
13 18th. ier&b. mi 80. so
4S4 ID. 6r&sto. eel. 5000
1888 18th. Or. eel. mi. - so
21O6 Ia av.11r&s. mii5.50
BIG 18th, l0r&b, mi. 80. so
1915 III, Or. mi. ....4o.00
1920 lS,Gr. sto. eel, ni+0. 90
2325 Pa nv, l0r- $3.50
2219 1. Sr. mi. 1850
800 ed. Sr, mi. ....33.5D
2l39 L st. Tor. $3.50
121 Goth. 9r&b. mi 49, 3
2l27 X. Sr, Gel. mi 80 50
PA I'd sc, Sr&b. mi 30. 80
q S25 2lst. Sr&b. mi 80
706-S I'D. Or. b, Gel. mi3o 81.
430 18th. Sr. mi. 81. 10
1913 2oth. ar. eel. mi 80. 50
1854 ath. Sr. mi. .3a. so
flag I. 9r&5. mi. ..2S.JO
COG 2lst. CIR. cci.mI. 2I.5a
Sill 18th. sto. Wig q. 90
2j13 Pa nv. 6r. mi. 20
26l7 X. ar. mi ....25.59,
2D2l l.. Crib. mi. .25.3D
oc9-s. tu&th WESCOTT 4
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FOR RENT
1907 18th NV, 12r. $500
Bdlg 456 Pa ay NV. rs. 90
5O6-S 18th NV. 60. 90
724 11th NV. Sr. 40. 90
1851 9th NV. Tor. 40. 90
Fits 72S-30 18th pw35 .09
126 10th INV. Tor. g.. IA. 90
ia 18th NV, Or. IS. 90
1ll2 Va av sw, Or. 3D. so
SD 300 Md nv ne III. %
1475 Kenesaw av, Sr25. 90
1918 18th NV, Sr. 90
EOS y Sc, 7r. 30. 90
oc9-tf ALBERT
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES
1426 K NV. 4-st.&b IL
Northwest.
1903 y. l2r&b. fur. .$a0o
1923 II. 3-st. 15r&b. .15l
1852 q. Asst. 1Gr&b. .l4o
14l4 10th. 3-st. 1ar&b. 125
1Gu3 Q. 3-st. arSb. .125
lib 18th. 1Tr&3b. st lbs
17i8 Q. 13r&b. fur. les
1854 Q. 16r&b. INV. lbs
1856 Q. 16r&h. INV. .1c5
176o .. l6r&b. INV. ..125
1420 18th. 14r&h. fur 100
17i6 Q.3-st. 1Or&b. fur 100
1914 16th.3 -st. lor&2b leo
214l n. S-s., 10r&b. fur. >
2l21 Ban ri. hw as
1921 18th. 9r&5. fur. 10
1874 VT av, 1sr&h.st. .o
413 9th sw. l0r&b. IS
lao Stou'ton. 10r&b. 81. as
1906 21st, 12r&b, INV g.
1870 y. 10-&b. SIS
1I23 Riggs. l0r&b. so
2114-16 CT a,8r&b, hw so
Oc.}-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12

Store 12i5 18th NV. 30. %
1422 18th NV. 5r. .16.O 90
42S L NV, 6r......16.G0
Gel 724 nth NV. rs o.
1SS 10th NV, Or. ..l5.00
IL Oh ne. Or. 100
30 5ih ne. fsr. .s4.Ai
COO 10th ne. 7r.....14.O0
lGS3 Valley ST. 7r. .1o.50
Shop r'r GIG ii nw.1a.5o
G42 Sth ne, 7r......12.6o
G2i p0meroy. Sr....10.5o
900 18th So. 7r......10. 90
Office I'm G37 r NV 8. 90
i. FOX, go i st. NV.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
420 9Th NV, 2t(o1D ,3r. SIS ay&7th NV "a Pr IS
STORES.
5o4 ~ swtdwg,. II. 40 9i1 7th lceD. $1,000
For keys examine card on door OF house.
or9-3ts A.. s. CAYWOOD a33 9th ST NV
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: LAMtION,1WD r NV.
aba. furnished. 80, 600
1877 Riggs. 10r&s. b.. 80
POO 18th. 3-st.lor&b. S5
2l7 VI. 3-st.10r&b $3.50
923 18th. 3-st. 9r&b. .35
1926 18th. 6r&b. fur. 30
lao II. 9r&b, INV. 30
24l5 ia av, Sr&b. Is. so
l4ii Fla nv. 8r&b. .23 80
21& L. psf. Crab. $3.50
lis Fla av. 6r&b. INV. -25
100 Fla nv, psf. 6r&b 81
) L, Est. 7r&b. 30. 80
363s-42 18th. 6.&b. 2o. 50
1898 18th. 6r&b. ls.s1
i5 ID. 2-st. 7r&b. 1850
1917 18th. 5r, firm. 1850
Northeast.
30 f. 2-st. 1er&b. .s35
22s Z, 3-st. 10r&b. IS
200 9th. Est. Gr&b. %. 50
1919 I. psf. Crab. 1880
1881 G. 2-st. 6r&b. 1879
6i2 Seaton, Crab. firm rs
iii ID Sc, 1Or&b. 1880
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
Per mo.
18th n H,1or&2b $4I5. 90
VT av n Q.20r, %. 1915. on
10th n Cor, 14r&2b$SS3 .33
Conn nv n /, 12&3b. $500
Mass ave mr. Thomas
Circle, 18r&b. $500. 90
VT av u X, 16r. %. $500. 90
Conn ave n n, 16r
and 2 b. $500. 90
Mass av n IS, l9r. $500. 90
NJ n 18th, 10r&2b $4,000
10th nr Mass ave.
15r and 2b. $3.50. 90
Goth n o. 12r&2b. $3.50. 90
II n 18th, 1Sr&2b $50. 90
Il l ay n IL, I2r. $3.50. 90
VT nv n X, 14r&b. $3.50. 60
18th Ii NJ, l2r&b. $3.50. 90
18th n NJ, 12r&2b. $225. 90
Dupont circle n Z
st. 1Sr and 2b. 500. 90
4 II 2lst. birth. 5000. 90
Mass av n II. l3r. 500. 90
VI av n l., 1Sr&b. 500. 90
+ n is, l3r&2b. $500. 0O
14th n L. 17r&2b. $l68.c7
Mass NV n Is. 13r. $166. CT
Conn ave n N.11r.$150. 90
N n Goth, 13r&2b. $3.50. 90
For full particulars apl
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LADIES GOODS.

WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN FIRST
class fIrisian style; lace curtains q speciality
1-i&h POINT curtains cleaned like new 30. nn,f
.os yer Iair MME vBoCDS OLD STAND.
5l3 llth ST. NV seIs-ims
HAVING GIVEN u THE FUR BUSINESS i
take pleasure 10 recommending TO my % Ir.s,s
Mrs z HnlGAN. my sirter. ard her husband
Xr u HORGAN. Of 500 x u. NV, Wno e.
Hnctfcai fcrriers. Miss C. CUNNINGHAM
3sl-3m
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FOR REM
10 Ind. ave. NV. IL rooms, all mod INN .Sf2 30
1ooi f st. NV, 81 floor. Or. all mod imp $40 90
lluS 9th st. NV. rooms. all mod imp. .S25 50
62S % st. NV. rooms all mod Imp. -. $40 80
4S2 st. NV, rooms. all mod. frnp . $50 60
40 st. NV. rooms. all mod imp. $50 90
1903 9th st. NV, rooms. all mod. imp.. $50 90
s36l Y ST. NV. rooms, all mod. irnp. SIS 80
2Sl Elm St. lie Droit Park NV @ rooms
all mod imp. cheap: 5000; now only SIS 80
i@SS hh sf NV store and dwelling. Z
rooms all mod. imp ............... $500
lOD9 9TH St NV. dwelling sr. and hath 81. 80
"a 18th 81. e., rooms. all mod. imp. SlsCo
". Acker ST. Dc rooms. all mod. imp. STA 90
1883 sth TT. NV. dwg. 7r. and water . $40 90
2Cc9 18th ST. NV, 6 rooms. all mod. imp. 500 90
eyl3 stn ST. NV. q rooms and hath. SIS. 40
1910 Sth st. NV. rooms and stable sis 90
$40 LIST ST. Sc, store and dwg. 5r a W slsCo
- ST. B.w., 10 rooms all mod imp S37 50
1851 9Th ST. NV, rooms and water Sl2 so
1sS1-lS9I. CHAS. 8 SHREyE.
oc.,-3t 1rpa 7th :, w
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-SrABLE AND COACH HOUSE FOR
five horses and three coaches: loft holds five tons
Of hay; water and gas. 1927 NJ st. n.w.oc11 -3t'
For RENT-NICE STABLE; CENTRAL LOCA-
ton: rar Of ll22 Vt. ave.; three stalls and room
for carriages: reasonable rent. II. L. RUST,
COS 18th st. NV. se2-4.tf
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FOR RENT-DWELLING
eight rooms and bath.
se2S-tu, th&s-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED WANT TO PURCHASE AT ONCE
WIZ pay all c1Slia modern resiienc. west OF lIth
81 price net To exceed $4,000 Address ALI.
CASH. STAY Office o.Ia5f
WAETED-HOJTSES To RENT PROM OWNERS
We have applications from frst-class PARTIES
wanting houses: renting at about $50 per month.
T4LER ECTltERFORD. 1907 Z n W. sci GOT.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-SEVERAL 2D AND 3D-STORY HAND
someiy furnished rooms, with private baths,
trail 10 permanent parties. Mrs. NEWMAN, o12
18th st. NV. iy24-out
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Observation-Disclosures

REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
when directly followin: rental
WYCkOFF. SEAAiANS & BENEDICT
oe10tf Cor. 9Th and r SITS. NV.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

Fog SALEmA HGH-GRADE OLIVE BICYCLE
$l23 WHEEL; used only one month: fitfcti wit
Soodrich tires. Brown saddle bell and laniu
hsif price, $50. Can be seen at 1895 10Th ST
FOR SAI.E-A FEW LADIES' AND NEWS T;SI1
ane sample wheels In splendid condition at So
Sp aud on - monthly payments y. q. SMITH
i-~S Ha- 1--WE. Oc7-0t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

- BATES, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AM
ditos ; g =, Mssnington Loan and Trust hldg.-Ae-
anatnsd. Books esensd. clcsed and sudite6 - -
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& CO., 1919 L st. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
at the American House. cor. 7th st. and Pa ave-
Is the best In the city; only SIS per me- dining
rooms tcd kitchen iefitted and rewiy furnished:
electric lights and fans: special Accommodation
for ladies' CHAS. w. LEANNARDA. Prop.
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some house: in elegant condition; contains II
rooms. hath and CELLAR, heated by furaace; near
cable cars and herlice: rent. &5I.50. Appiy to
WESc0TT & wILl3x
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FOR RENI-BEAUTiFUL ROOMS IN NEWLY RE
paired house; hot water heat; elesaE: bath room;
best home fare. lilo l. st. I.w., opposite park.
Oc12-Sts
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FOR RENT-2S GRANT PLACE, NICELY FIR
n!ahed 2si-story rooEis: southern exposure; Hath
adjoining; also other rooms; with frsJcass board.
ocl2-3ts
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FOR RENT-1416 K. l. AVE, VERY DELIGHT
full com. front I'd and 3D. fiocrs, with
b"ird. in small family; terms reasonable; Local
tion fine. IT.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
1124 r ct. NV.