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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-01
Go Be Continued.)

TOMS Miss SANITY really as pioua
as people think she is?
Ethel-Oh, yes: I'm certain she is.
Tom-What makes you so sure?
Ethel-Why, her clothes fit her hor-
rlbiy.-New York Times.
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A Card.

To the people of Williamsburg
county:
As to the presentment OF the
grand jury, which was filed last
week, 1 have only this to say:
Neither / nor John Montgomery
have been paid one penny from the
borrowed fund. The books will
show this. What has been paid to
myself and to Mr.. Montgomery has
been paid from the contingent fund
which / have a legal right to pay.
Respectfully submitted,
B B CHANDLER,
S. w. C..
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The distinguished New York
chemist, T. a. Slocnum, demons
trating his discovery of a reliable
and absolute cure for Consumption
pulmonary Tuberculosis)and all
bronchial, throat. lung and chest
diseases, stubborn coughs, catarrhal
affections, general decline and weak
ness, loss of flesh and all conditions
of wasting away. will send THREE
FREE BOTTLES Gall differently OF
his New Discoveries to any afflicted
reader of The County Record writ
ing for them.
His "New Scientific Treatment"
has cured thousand permanently by
its timely use, and he considers it a
simple professional duty to suffer-
ling humanity to donate a trial OF
hisinfallible cure.
Science daily develops new won
ders, and this great chemist, pa
tiently experimenting for years, has
produced results as beneficial to
humanity as can be claimed by
any modern genius. His assertion
that lung trouble and consumption
are durable in any climate is proven
by "heartfelt letters of gratitude"
filed in his American and European
laboratories in thousands from
those cured in all parts ofthe world
Medical experts concede that
bronchial, chest and lung trouble
lead to Consumption, which, unin-
terrupted, means speedy and cer-
tain death.
Simply write to T. A. Slocum,
M. C.,9S Pine street, New York,
giving postof1ce and express adj
dress, and the free medicine will he
promptly sent. Sufferers should
take instant advantage Of his gen
erous proposition,
PIE isetell the Doctor that yol
Saw his offer in The County Record
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Leaving a balance in the
county trea 'ury on Aug. 9th
1897 the date of this inYrSti-

county trea ury on Aug. 9th
1897, the date of this investi-
CATION, of S,174.3l
We also compared the disbuse,
ments made by the treasurer for
school purposes, checked up each
item and found same correct. This
officer eXhibi;e all of his books
and vouchers, and we found same
kept in good order.
The SUPERVISORS office: so far as
books and vouchers are concerned
We find his acork in order and
according to law. We had how
ever, an occasion to call for some
papers that should have been in
the office, put there by by the
predecessor OF the present incum,
bent, that could not be found.
This showed carelesness and i'm
proper performance of duty on
the part Of the former supervisor.
Ii appears from information given
there was borrowed for the coun-
ty under act of assembly, the sum
of So. 900 for jury purposes, and
to meet the expenses OF the chain
gang. From This sum, however,
We find that the supervisor has
collected for his own salary and
paid himself the cash in the sums
of 800. and $50. agsregatins
$3.50; the supervisors clerk has
been paid out of said fund $25
and the county board the sam OF
S99.35. We call the attention OF
court to these payments, for the
reason, that if this sum of $4,000
was borrowed for certain pur-
pose, il should be used for that
purpose and none other, and fur
Their for the reason that our at
tention has been called 10 the
facts, that the trial justices, or
rather magistrates, of the county,
rs we'll as constables and over
seer of the poor farm, whose COM
pensa,ion isquite small, have not
been paid but have been comPeli-
ed 10 sell their claims at discounts
Now it is respectfully submitted
that if any one officer could be
pald out of borrowed funds there
is no good reason why the Others
should not be paid also.
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE TREAsURER)
OF WILLIAMsBURG Co,
Kingstree, 8. C., Oct. 8, 1917

The tax levy for the fiscal year
1897 is as follows:
For State, 0 mills
County, AZ
School
80 mills on value of all stock In
suttons, Anderson and partof Penn
townships.
A capitation tax of one dollar on
all males between the ages. of u
and 60 years, except soldiers In the
late war who are exempt after 80
years.
Twill be at following places. on
the days mentioned below for the
oolloction Of tho said tax.
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Read The illustrated Records
"Just for fun" page and you
will langh yourself into a duck
fit. For sale by Geo A. Bristow,
at the County Record office.
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Get an Illustrated Record
this week. and see how the world
is going. For sale each week at
the County Record Office, by Geo.
A. Bristow.
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JOHN SONS
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
In One Day.

Before you lose your soul in try
ing TO gain welth ask the million
aire how mucEbeold does it take to
make one rich.
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Tie attention of the j1ry was
further called TO what is known
as the poor-iarm and the paupers
OF the county. 1t appears that
although We have il poor-:arm
house 10 receive the applicants.
an overSeer selected 10 take charge
of them, AMI Il physician to rem
der t II medical attention, still
We find but one lone inmate at
the farm. whilst there eXhlsls
list OF paupers in the supervisors 5
office who are monthly furnished
a pension as il were at the et
penSe of the lax payers. This
list is herewith attached as part
of this report. We would most
earnestly recommend that the
county board of commissioners do
proceed, at as earl V date as pos
sible. to dispose of the present
poor farm, NY sale, and taking the
proceeds thereof and with the
money of the county'<, if SO much
be necessary, purchase Il more
suitable farm nearer the court
house, ,,erect sufficient number oI
houses thereon, and that hereafter
all applicants for help from the
county shall receive the same al
said poor-farm and that help be
rendered in no other way. We
are forced TO make The recommen,
dalion from a sense Of dnty and
because we sincerely believe iti ic
be to the best interest Of the pau.
pere, as we'll as to the county.
School commissioners office;
A thorough investigation was had
assisted by the school commission
er. We found his books, papers
and vouchers correct, and every.
thing reat and properly kept. We
found that the total amount OF
money subject to the check Of the
commissioner was s12,0S4 T6.That
the same had been properly dis
bursed, except a balance that was
then on hand, and in the hands OF
The treasurer. amounting to 81
O4O.19. (Aug 9Th 1919
'Sherif7s office: This office
seems to be kept in manner that
reflects credit 0n the incumbent
The books are properly and neat,
ly. written and all>entriss proper
ly indexed. We would call at.
lention however to the executions
known as treasurer:s executions
for delinquent taxes. From ill.,
formation it appears that these
are distributed Tor enforcement, tC
constables and magistrates, and
no fixed tlmeior returns thereon
made, this entails some complica
tions in ,e Element and sometimes
are carried forward from year to
wear. This should be remedied
and the returns made at such time
so as to be incorporated in the
treasurers final setllement'for ih,
fiscal year during which these de.
liuqueucies occur. Our inspec
ton of the jail shows it Is kept
in good order and the prisoners
confined therein well cared for
There is some repairing of ths
pipes needed, especially. the one
carrying the water into the cells,
and also one taking The slops out.
We find that some of the outer
walls of the Jail are out of plumb
and are bulging considerably. Un
less the same are speedy remedied
will probably cause the walls to
collapse. We recommend that
the county supervisor have this
work attended to at once, We think
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Ca list of which is herewith at.
lached) and ur. not even filed
with the records Of the cases. We
would be pleased TO have youI
Honor give the II ,ceSsary ias;ruc.
ton as to the recording OF these
papers, as the present officer is
unwilling TO record them for no
pay. The eX Probate Judge had
left the county, and all the infor.
nation that could be obtained
Was from the Office itself. We
found from going over the cash
BOOK that there is, in the aggre-
gate, due several estates. the sum
of one ,housan! and eighty three
and 3l-l00 dollars ($l ,OS3 81
which SAID sum of money The ex.
Probate Judge had in his hands
no part of which hes been turned
over to his successor. Upon tx
animation of MIR. Smith, The pres,
ent Probate Jud .e, he j formed
us that no money bonds. morIga
geS, or other securities had been
turned over to him. At the re-
quest vi Sore OF the bOudsmen Oi
the ex. Probate Judge, the fore
man of the Grand jury swore oul
a warrant for his arrest, and had
the same placed in the hands OF
the sheriff for Or'executlon. We are
informed by the sheriff that he
has made diligepl efforts 10 cap
lure and arrest said party, but up
TO this time has been unSucceSs
iul, although ii is currently re-
ported that said j Il Mcconnell
Jr., is frequently seen in the city
of Charleston.
We had before us the the Mag,
istrale of the county and upon
examining their books aud reports
TO the county treasurer, We find
that the following mtsistra!es
books and reports Of their Tailed
with the treasurer's books. w W
Malthe Ms, j q LIirage. j NJ Eaddy
l. B Gordon, & B Nesmith, W ID
Snowde". j Ii V Gaskins and W
B McCants. Magistrate Wind,
ham reported his books burnt. We
find on examination of magistrate
j B McCutchen's books that he
had collected fines amounting ia
$23 that had not been turned In
10 the treasurer, the same having
been collected for over twelve
months, although the law requires
that monthly reports shall be
marie. by these officers and all
fines turned in at time of repoh.
This is a fragrant violation of the
law and yhould not be tolerated.
Upon information received We
present David Spring and Lugenia
Gasselman for living in adultery
Witnesses. George Filton. q 6
Casselman, + 0 Spring and Z 5
Wall.
We have passed upon all bills
coming before US during the pres
emf term of court-eight in mum
Der and found true bills On seven
Our judgment. compelled US to
throw one out. for the want oil
sufficient evidence to convince us
that there was any merit in 1t
We desire to return our thank S
to the officers of the court fol
their uniform courtesies and
kindness, and to your Honor we
extend our sincere thanks for the
many courtesies and privileges
shown us, and for the clear and
lucid charges given US. thereby
rendering us great assistance in
reaching our findings in the bills
of indictment handed US.
We have learned with much
.or,ot fhof 1,our Honor hoe do
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4 Lengthy DOCUMENT.
FINAL REPORT OF. THE GRAND
JURY.
Inspections Of Offices. Several Rec
cmmendations.-The Re-
port in Full.

pStt
To The Hon. | D Witherspoon,
presiding Judge at the November
term of the Court for Williams
burg county;
The Grund Jury. after such an
investigation as the limited time
would permit of the various coun-
ty Offices, beg to submit this their
annual report:
The auditors Office, being the
source from which all revenue
originates. first claimed our atten-
tion. Upon comparing his books
andaistracts with the treasurer's
books, we found the sane correct,
and SAID bcoks kept in a neat and
sysiematical manner. The atten-
fion of the jury was called 20 an
unusual mass of accumulated pa
pers, such as returns from tx
payers for many years. The Of
tice being small and these accu r.
ulations continually increasll-.
we would recommend that the
board of county commissioners
make some suitable provision for
their future storage and keeping.
UWn an investigation Of the
treasurer's office, We fnd all dis
easements properly vonched for.
Tnere has been collected the fol-
lowing:
For ordinary county
purposes. sl3,479.6o
{ 60 special local CaX. l7S.il
communication road tax. 11S.Oo
:. fines and furfritures. 1l0.l7
Aggregating. $l4, ,4S6.l9
There has been borrowed
under special act, 100000
$l7,4SG.lS
CREDIT
Treasurer's com.
on collections s $1,000
.Disbused for
all purposes. l3,32O.4s
l3,6S9.4s
Leaving balance on hand, 3,796.70
Out Of which has been paid
Jurors and Witnesses, l,022.l9
2.774.5l
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Educate Your iiouuis Win Sascareta.
Candy Catha.tic. cure constipation forever.
loc. a5cs II c. c. C. fail. druggists refund money.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

I will be in my Office In the
court house in Kingstree s. q
on SATURDAY, Of each week
and during my absence. i VIII.
leave my Office key with MI. Nv.
McClam. ..ss, .:,:I. .:sI &, s. 4. s.,; q,
I, E. n. SMITH, 3
Judgeof Probate, s'''
Williamsburg Co. g. 8.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTEIl-S4, coo at Ier cent; first-alass
real estate security, no cOnmiSSlons
Address f. Nj r., this office. my2F-3t
The evening times., 1897-05-27
RovaI Blue Line for New Tpr.i
md philadelphia.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Cschedule in effect May 2, 1s97)
All rr;ir, arrive di.4 l-sse clllisJ ana
faSSen2 nE25lL6Siiy1 local for panvHIe, Char
lofte and way stations. connects az Manas-
sss SOr trasbuTg. HarrisunAurg, aLj
sJaunton daily except exc FP1rr',E Enqi' I4 ysli aIl
ern daily ana with the ChcsapcitKe tnd
ONO daily, fOr the Natural bridge ahd
HIi.i3 a r.-DalT. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
EIcpuers New York ana Washington 20
Jacksonville, Unlung ~ salisbury with
yy,1Ii1rao Sleeper FOR AShCville and Hes
STrines. N c, EGoXviIe. Chattanooga and
SoSny9iile Tenn, aEdat Charlotte with Pull
M sleeper for Augusta: Pullman Buffet
si~pDer New York to New Orleans, "nnnPCt-
;ug at Atlanta LOT birmingham anu 5ieIH-
tldit - ti0. .i--''"t t' -Nt'H
nrIaans without change Sunset personally
OiIesIiI-3..d tnurist cNCJ'TsiOn through Sleeper
~ Ills train every Saturday 20 San Fran
DISCO without ChaDSe- .,
- = II iiarTisonhuTg with connection for
Sis1nton, daily, except Sunday.
Ii 70. m--Daliy, iOCdI Ion IbarIottes-
I%.Aa n m.-DaiIy, WASHINGTON AND
soUTHW ESTEKN, ,i.a9, Ea9 IlbC LED, LINZ
TTEsD composed or Pullman citIDuled
sianners dining cars aud day coaches.
sEtpa1 sIerpers New York To Nasll-
,fI VI Tpnn via Asheyille, knOxviIle
snH Chattanooga; New York to Tampa,
Iackson viIIe; New YORK to Memphis, Yls
s.'.,i1i i,I,.'.i1n' New I0IE tU new Orleans,
.L, Dii ITisuta and Montgomery FesliDaled
VIC, VIC f-Iacn VAST !ngf0n 10 Atlanta. South
e%1 Raiiyay dining car, Greensboro TO
AIMS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DiVISION leave Washington 9.O1 a tn
daiIv. / 40 D. III. and 4.4J y. IA. daily, eX-
cent SUNDAY. and 6:25 p III. Sunday only
for Round Bill. 4.32 .. nl. daily, except sun
day for Leesburg, and 90 p m gatly fol
kcTndon Returning, arrive at Washing.
ton S:26 a IN and $40 p III daily and
400 %. N daily, except Sunday, from
kouna EIn anu s-uO s-4- s-s-fs. CAte -.
snnday from HernGOn, am o.34 a. Il.
aHtIv eX,.eDt sunday, from LeeSDuFg.
Through trains from the SOush arrive as
washington s ~ a. H., 10 p m. and
o 81 ~ IN. daily. HarTisOnbuTg, 12:4O d
M. and 9:25 Z. M daily, except Sunday
and 80 u H., daily. aroiit Cial iUtteS vIils
Tickets sleeping car reservation, and in
formation furnished at offices, oil and
1900 L ems Wv ANA avenue anu IL FenE5yi-
yania Railroad Passenger Station
w III, GREEN, ten. Supt.
d. III. GULF, IraIIIc Manager
". A. TURh, zen. Pass. Agent
. A. =. Brown, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept
The evening times., 1897-05-27
ECR SALE-SIRURRAN.

HOMES CHEAP-On the new electric rail-
TUad from Washington to Falls ChuIch. y
beautiful subdivision has just been opened,
with wide streets and aven res, known as
BALLST0N, about z miles from Washing
ton; car fare cents; .. minutes ride
from the city by electric cars or 20 min
uteS on a bicycle, splendid road
Price of lots $125 and $1OO each;
size, 70 feet wide by IL ON 100 to I 90 feet
deep
Terms, Sc down; balance 81 ler week;
no interest; 10 per cent off for cash A
large new station has just been erected;
800 shade trees have been set out. Bali
ston has a fine graded school, z stores, z
churches, and already a population of $50
persons Buy a lot for lone or for spec
ulatIOn and buy quickly so NCu can pick
your choice. / have also large and smdli
farms for sale. Call for particulars and
plat. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921
st. NV. myl6 l6- I'm
The evening times., 1897-05-27
FOR SAI.E-BIC'YCLES.

DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENTION
UnredeeuCd Cycles-Unredeemed bicy-
cycles at i-3 value; just received from the
storage warehouses OF Ghe Manhattan Loan
and Storage Co, Philadelphia, and now on
sale at Our salesroOm, 434 eth st. NV:
400 unredeemed, Eigu-erade, bTaut-new
DlcycleS, such as 1886 Syracuse, $46S5;
1s97 Liberties, S95 Ramblers and Yictors:
also 1897 Debar's World Sandow, for
ladies', gelts and chidten; also sni eii-grade
tandenis, snHdries and parts; we exchange
night; NEW YORK CYCLE co, 434
SeH ST. NV ny24-6t
The evening times., 1897-05-27

MONEY LOANED ON collateral securities
without delay. CONFlD lDEAilAl>, lhis
office my26-3t
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WANTED Every boy, girl, man and wo-
man VINO ueSit IS u maNe mDapy rapidly;
no opposition; strictly legitimate THE
WASHiNGT0NIAN, 6l5 st. my27-3u
WANTED--Tw young men andtvo ladies,
WhItr, Saltrs - lpernUuJn- MA AAtrfR.
1885 St, basement. IT
WANIED-CUuks, general hOuseworkeTS,
walters, GlINerS, pUnerS, ChanIDernIaidS,
NURSES, boys, farm hands, gardeners. laun-
dresses, JdHitOrs, watChmen, engi neerS,
fIremeu; quIr kCSt place TO get work
EHACKLEFORD'S :, 427 l1th 81. NV
my22 st
WANTED 200 male and female white
and culored. S29 9TH ST. NV Omen s
O. IN. to p. IL. my25- 3t,em
Mrs. MOORE selects reliable servants
for all sections. 3U6 st. NV. my25-3t
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RATLROADa.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD


TATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND Il
STREETS.
30 a M. week days-PITTSBUKti E6.
htELSS-Parior and Dining cars harms
burg TO Pittsburg
4O.og a. al PENNS YLvANIA LIMITED
Dhser,,..tihl ,lDith Sleeping, Dining, Smoking and
Sy.tiOn dtiOn cars, Harrisburg To ClicagD.
ioI, iras ii@dIdti, @ Indianapolis, St Louis CleYes
Idnd Iilsrhd and Toledo Buffet PaTlOr car 70
1880 A N FAST LINE--PuIlnan Burres
Lar alot Car To Harrisburg SuTret Parior
\. 40 ;. hsMTriS4uTg - 6Ig 70 PittsDurg
tE1p5esS - Sleeping Car Wasbin1ton
70 sI Louis. and Sleeping and DI,ing
Tafs harrisburg TO St Louis, NasbyiIjs
we CIndnnatlJ and Chicago.
'-aO ~. ',r.> TE.1.IS r-AI ssr,Ss-F,,,l
@ nidn Sieeping Car to Pittsburc, Chicaen-
Car tn nnat!r,IllsDgrg t!,ilsgg to Cleveland DininS
''IU y; " SOUTHWESTERN EXPREsS
Ptttshnrai S,i4n Sleeping Cars Washington 10
HHtSpuTG and harrisburg "a 81 4 ofsjs
and Cincinnati Dining Car 0i'
n,sn =. NJ rACIFIC EAPRESS-PuII-
80 A. MpE ~ fSr SSa Gss Ssdu1stg; TO- Pittsshnrg; -,
SSr, and Niagara rails daily, exceDs
19;5o s5co1l, a u, FOR Eimra and :senovo daily.
p@ys and WiIIIamspOrt SUNDAYS, $40
7'l0 1Orra; p 81 Tor wnTamsport. Rochester.
cla4O dnd Niagara rails daily, exceDs
re Iudy, Will Sleeping Car Washington
u 70 o"SpenSlOn Bridge, via R1rTaIo
fer i,ry.o "a: ior Ere, CanaHCiaigua, ROches-
SeI, buIialo, and Niagara Falis daily
Eor ps.ng Car Washington To E..mira
Iadelpn1a, New 1OFK, aad
400 r. Al. "CONtiF p'SsroNAI. I'M,
LEI, III daily, ali Par:cV Cars, with Din
tTS 1RS Iar from baltimore Regulars at 100
tarh SaTI 500, 9.OJ, 10. g0 DINING
10 ~ s1on1 1in, a NJ Il 20, 3. 10, 4.2O. 80,
ioi1ipSa,h ahd lI-35 +; II. ON sunday roo
car rrG,, 'ar JY ,. 500, 300, 1 90 dining
pS, oiOO, 1000 and 1885 4. 81 For
n phIa Only. Fast Express, Z. 80 A.
M. week daGs 8aEsi n, Express 2. 10 p
aa5niy For Boston. without change
d5t 90 A NJ week days, and 20 P. II.
For Atlantic City CvIa Delaware R,v.,
r. biiaIge. 3l-rall TouteJ, 3.I5 d. m. daiiT
OF bdtilnore. .. %. 700. Z so : OO q Oi
i24S. i24 125S - 20 S6d sDd 519o m, oI2l5,
itedl, 1. -, i.36, . a.. = o. s 3iS iIn- II
on 5e;0O, 800, 1910. lilo and iI35 D. m.
ll.OO a-In.. II Is. / i5, 20I z TX 4 ~
40 HlnltedJ, 4.2O. 5 40. 6.I5, 80.
ror 1-I0; 1000, 1000, 10. 40 and II 80 D IN.
m oPG S.,,{. GIeeh Line, 30 a. IN and A 80
For Annapolis, 100, 9-G0 a mI215
SSnI S 70 p IN. daily, except Sunday
atlantic Coast Line-Express for Flor.
lda and points on Atlantic Coast
bbihe. 40 a. II, 8 46 D. m. daily;
Atlanta Special. via Richmond ana SSa,,
oodrd All Line, 4.4U p. III daily AC-
con,In2datlOn Tor QuanticO, 7.45 a. Ia
anu 4. 70 p IN. week days
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and q.
streets, and at the station. SixGh and X
SIIects, where orders can De Ieft rrr check
and residences
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
j. n hOOD general Passenger 4 gem
The evening times., 1897-05-27
FOR SAIE-JOTS.

FOR SALE-A great bargain, lot 3Ox
80 feet, to 15-fcot alley nd 10 feet Of
parking on Rhode Island ave, between 8 tn
and 18th SITS. nw. lexington, only S675.
DANIEL q ARMAT, 1913 + st. NV.
my273tem
FOR SALE-At a bargain, three beautiful
lots in Langdon, ID. c. ApplyGO5 Whitney
ave. NV. ny2I-3t
a EAUTIFUL lot in NV; south front:
20 by leo feet to pubic alley; will tIdde
equity in a lot ne or Sc, or a small
house. VIII pay difference in cash EX-
CHANGE, this office. my26- 81, EN-
FOR SALE-Lots at Addison Heights;
three miles from the city; on electric
railroad; opening days May 20 and 81;
call for free tickets, plat, prices, and
terms. CLEMENTS & HALTZMAN, 1921
ST. nv my2 sgt
The evening times., 1897-05-27

JOHN +. nONOHOE, 3US T.. Cap. st.
iny2T-3J-em
YOU CANNOT transnute gold from baser
metals but you can procure a fortune
from Mother Earth If yCu get eLouEh DT
1t In the right place: SO 2-3 cents applied
on a lot in WESLEY PARK means home
of growing value next to the American
University, in the heart. virtually, Of
greater Washington. Particulars furnished
by HOWARD F. JOHNSON, Washington
Loan Trust Bldg. 1t
FOR SALE own your own houe-By pay
lmg 500 cash and SO per month II can
be accomplished, ana YOU won't miss the
money, nearly new and finely papered =
story frame, with about 1000 feet Of
groH0d. tine parking large porch: hydTaut
water at kitchen door; stable. 3D-ft rear
alley; within squares electric car line;
east of Lincoln Park; in aG improving sec
ton Ot city; price, 81 .420, title perfect
- NJ. BRYANT, Warder Building; @th and
sus. myZ6-3t-em
FOR sALE-SI 800 for a 6-rm. blick
house and lot mod. imps-; lot, l6X72;
alley; $500 cash: l It. ne, near Twelfth
JOHN f. DONOHUE, sos East Capitol ST.
niyZ5- Stem
FOR SALE-On wide concrete St: SICO
cash; balance, small monthly payments.
new, 2-StOry, bay win dow brick 8 rooms,
bath and pantry; all OdeTnimpIUyements;
very select nelghbOrhoOd, $40 Emerson
st. ne, between E and F, 9Th and l4In
sts.; open daily. GEO. 7. NEWTON,
Owner, sO2 St NV my23-5t
FOR SALE-Much under value; pretty, new
2-StoTy, bay window houses; buff and
red press brick fronts, stone trimmings,
6 rooms, bath and pantry; wen built and
complete in all modem improvements. lot
1TX75, wide parking; street To be CON
Creted next year, very easy terms, 1873
to 1929 + St. ne; open daily. GEO. r.
NEWTON, owner, SU2 r st. NV. my2G-Gt
FOR SALE-A well-bullt brick house; all
mod. imps and newly papered and paint
ed, with stable 10 public alley. Apply on
premises, No. 1909 Sth st. NV myI-tf
The evening times., 1897-05-27

WANTED a place, by IlFst-cIiSs COOK,
WANTED-Sewing in families, by white
SeamstreSS, With ref. Mrs. ). J., tins
office. my21 st
The evening times., 1897-05-27

FOR SALE-Cigar store; no reasonable
offer refused; rent store, including 5
rooms, $25. $50 Sth st. NV.
The evening times., 1897-05-27

FOR SALE-Private gentleman leaving
e city will sell his three saddle and driv-
ing horses cheap. Can be seen at the
MIDWAY STABLES, cor. Sth and l sts.
NV. Item