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FINANCIAL.
To Down Town Spectators:
BOWERS, WOOD & CO.,
BROKERS, are Located in the
Washington Loan and Trust Building.

Orders carefully and promptly executed on the
New York and Chicago exchanges. Telephone
lO9s. Wheat business speciality. Lamson Bros.
& Co., Chicago. de3-lmo
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The plan Tor close alliance between
these two roads, or rather for their man
agement by one set of people virtually as
one road. has met with much favor by all
who are interested in them. The Union
Pacific will gain direct opening TO the
Pacific which it has needed badly The
Oregon Short Line will come under the
control of one of the most conservative,
careful and skillfui arrangements that
ever existed. There is talk among people
familiar with the affairs of the oregon
road that a branch line will soon be be-
gun between the present line and Los
Angeles. and this also is very attrac-
tive outlook.
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Union Pacific common was very weak
yesterday. settling from nearly 40 to 81 rs
The reason for this apparently was the
statement published yesterday by one Of
the Wall Street papers and generally
credited. that aSIarge block of the COM
mon stock Is tosbe issued by the road to
be exchanged for the stock of the Oregon
Short Line. While sthe deal with the
Oregon road Is; selieraliy considered an
excellent one, sth,s immediate effect on
the common stock Is not to be wondered
at
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New york Stock Market.

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange.
l4l9 + Street.
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Sugar was very strong at the opening
yesterday and went to 1S0 1-2 very shortly
after Later in the day the Arbuckles
announced cut in the price of refined
sugar of i-l6 and the stock of the trust
began to drop Immediately The close for
the day was. however. 127, which is still
considerably above the price of a few days
ago. 1t is not known positively IL the
trust met the cut of the Arbuckles or
not. This move of the rival refinery is
recognized as a tactical step that is not in
the least warranted by trade conditions.
The friends of the trust expect higher
prices for the stock before the declara-
tion of the dividend next Tuesday There
is now no doubt that the regular dividend
rate will be maintained.
Central Pacific was one of the favorites
yesterday. Arthur Hunter was one OF
the largest buyers of the stock. Sew
eral other prominent brokers We're favor
ably inclined toward it. Manipulation is
being INDUCED in by some, but the pool
in it is new one, and there is every
reason to believe there will be consid-
cradle rise. The facts regarding the
stock are excellent. and legitimately it is
worth much more than its present price,
compared with the remainder of the mar
ket.
The same may be said with regard to
the other Huntington stocks, and espec-'
tally Pacific Mail. This latter was one of
the few in which there was a net gain in
price yesterday at the close. The last
sale was made at 3S 3-S, The earnings
of the company for the first six months
of its fiscal year were excellent, as stated
in this column yesterday.
There is a rumor in the Street that div
ide,ids will be resumed on Flint and
Pere Marquette preferred stock next Feb
ruary. Recent advices have been bullish
with regard to the stock. The earnings
of the road SO far this year have already
shown large increase, and last years
business showed a surplus after all
charges.
There is a tip that Biscuit preferred is
to be manipulated for much higher
price by brokers on the Chicago ex-
change.
Federal Steel was one of the few strong
stocks. There was small net advance
during the day and good huyinp was
The times., 1898-12-03

There is a tip that Biscuit preferred Is
to be manipulated for much higher
price by brokers on the Chicago ex
change.
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SWEDISH PHILOSOPHY

Ut as te old resident vat as fc only
competition &c yedder mnu haG
Et es &C. man Oct cs poorly hard to
Dodcer det MAX quite husband.
Et as fonuy tcug how girl can grow
backward in ngc au taller en- height.
Aye always notice Dat tc fallcr vnt
'aIk loud can talk long tenn bot bac
navcr suy very ro,ch.
Ven &C. devil r-t hcs dues dies coun-
FRS eiIl not banc so thicEIy rctur Ave
bat you sax dollar on das.
20 tc size of tc head madc a fauer
smnrt somfcms hae would feel ro,rfv
mart after bein out mot &C. boy. som
night.
Ven mustach on veddin SUN as an
young man haf Co po to kccuin house
mes hoc viii end bcssaI poorly hard
COP ven honeymoon cs Offer.
Ven Ayc bar poor faIcr ,umnin on
rich taller Aye always tank how oniri
haze would change az haze had som ricl,
relation 60 die for hcm
~ Gel &C. lover gat gct 10 rerl nm o..
hoshand sat get Ca modcr-iaw. Ave
i"nk CUTE muny young falicrs raeer
kno" vat ct as 10 haf two modfers.-
Denver Times-Sun
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as Manila hemp. In the production of
oil these they still use the most prim-
tive methods in both cultivating aud
preparing for market. The pillow is a
crooked stick. drawn by a water buff
falo, which. with the single exception
of the sloth, is the slowest brute on
earth, and the sugar cane in many of
the Islands is crushed by the natives
withlaree mauls or clubs, this being the
reason of the low grade of sugar pro
duccd there. At the present time. and
for years past. the inland and inter
island trade has been exclusively in the
hands of the Chinese residents. There
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RICHES FOR TRADERS B
Philippines Great Field for EnterprishqQ Amer y
icanS-Sonre of Their Commercial Features. y
anla Letter
Especial Manila letter.

woods that had been in the same fam
lily in daily use for over 90 years. and
was still good for many more. and the
colors were as bright as though made
from freShly-cut material, although
they had never been either oiled rvar-
pished. The green and yellow varieties
are certain to become in the future
most valuable timbers for interior dec
orations and for fancy furniture
Among the exports that deserve spe.
cial merton are the edible birds nests
that are so highly esteemed by the
Chinese. the finest quality bringing al
most fabulous prices. l have seen 500
paid for one small nest. What they
can see in them. either in taste or
smell. l cannot understand. for the
soup. o. which the nests form only a
small part, is one of the most insipid
and tasteless dishes l have ever sam
pied. These nests are found in caves
in some eases as far as 30 miles from
the seashore, and as the lining of the
rests Is of peculiar kind of seaweed
laid within n small framework Of
twigs. and glued together by secre-
ton from the crop of the bird, the
time and work required TO build nest
must be great. The betel nut is an
other article OF trade and is UNIVERSAL
~ used by all the natives. The nut
is wrapped in n species of pepper tree
leaf that has been coated with n lime
paste. made from the ashes of GER
tain kind of wood, and is chewed in
the same manner as tobacco. They
claim there are certain astringent and
stimulating properties in the nut and
leaf that act rs preventive of fevers
and stomach troubles.
The markets are more like bazars as
You can find all kinds OF merchandise
there; they are kept by the women.
and the patrons are usually women. as
men consider it beneath THEW dignity
70 do any such work. You will find
in the markets a profusion OF vegeta-
bles. fruits, chickens, eggs and hun
dreds o, other edibles. The prices that
prevail are simply astonishing; chick
ems at from two TO three cents each,
eggs three and four cents dozen, and
everything else in the market that is
OF home production at corresponding
~ low prices As in all countries where
the necessaries of life are cheap. there
Is an enormous amount OF small cop
per coin in circulation, some as low
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as oue-fourth of a cent. The reason
for this is that most of the articles Of
everyday use among the natives cost
less than ore cent, and the cost of the
raw material for an ordinary native
family would not exceed six cents a
day.
All tho supplies for the day are Sc
cured early in the morning and they
never Jlini, Of laying I'm Il supply Of
cnytairr. but all articles used 10 pre-
pere the meals are purchased from
day 90 DAY. II is customary among,
the Foreigners who live there TO let
The contract for their meals to pro
who're. man who would be called
The out.er here. Tie gets a stated price
7 er meal or in some cases per dish.
ly This system one avoids the trouble
of marketing and looking after the
cook. as we'll as being insured against
dishonest servants. The proVidore
simply takes charge OF your house. re-
lievIrg you from an spopsihirtv. and
YOU are his guest FOO your own home.
One GOOD feature or this plan lis that
fou know tu certainty what vour
household expenses are. 70 rs often
Che ease whore o half dozen Young
men club together and rent "burea-
low % secure the services of % pro-
'.doro and live iu homt like comfort.
in mo- other land can one live So chcnp.
FoEch all in an. iu spite of the in
tense heat and humidity the immense
amount OF rain at certain times OF
year and The discomforfs and annoy.
H e. a
slcaI mosqrito. ail The year round.
ftere ere many worse countries ON
ihe face OF The globe and very few
ih1i pres.ut 80 many charms and
none thot have such enormous future
'ommcrc.ai possibilities rs the Philip
I'"es' j. r. GAYLORD
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a Kansas man was sentenced t-. ..,,
years IN the pcnitcntinry for stealing
a pair 81 trousers
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W. may not be generally known that
Adm Ccrvcra IS % composer OF cousid.
cradle ability. When hr was am att
incne OF thc Spanish legation in Wash.
inTion, during the days Of President
Grants administration. hc was noted
Tor Dds fine voice. and frequently enc
trriancd Dis fhicnds that way. lie
was tnc author of several httic Jos.
songs which were published Zoo This
country as well as in spain. aud az
tnat umc could bc found 300 the rort.
iohos of many music rooms in Wash.
Ln-lnn
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rRACTIcAL sraaEsr1nNs-

No nation, and no individual. can at.
tain the highest good from life with.
out supreme conservation TO God. a
lofty ideal. and a holy enthusiasm in
the service of God and man.
Sin Is ungrateful and mean as well
as wicked. Gods goodness. which has
ever blessed our lives. which has done
more for MS than we can ask or even
think, should lead us 10 love and serve
Him with our whole heart.
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a NinoiNtAN has designed o. portable
oarS-room for photogra phs. formed of
% small folding box. which has nnn-
DER OF nouactinic paucs OF glass iu tho
sides and top. with elastic sleeves
through which the operator man.up.
yates fhe plates OF films. the ok
mounted on triuoi when in use.
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cam be classed under four heads;

E-HE TRADE Of the Philippines
can be clasSed under four heads:
The export and import, the in
land, the inter-island and the native or
domestic. The export and import trade
is carried on by foreign firms who have
establishments at Manila. Ilo-Ilo and
Cebu, but the great bulk of the trade is
done at Manila. Great Britain leads in
both exports and imports, with the
United States close second in
exports. France, Japan and Ger
many coming in for only 4 small
proportion of the whole, while
Spain, who should be at the head of
the list, is at the foot There are three
staple articles of commerce now extern
sively produced. sugar, tobacco and the
fiber OF a species of banana plant called
abaca, but better known commercially
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When religion displays itself I'm husi.
1ess, as well ns in belief. al tho coucns
as well as at the church. at the polls
as well as at the prayer-mectiur. in
society. as well as IN synods. then the
unsavcd will acknowledge its cen.
uineness.-Chicago Standard.
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DIR ANITA NEwCoNR McGrE. who has
been appointed member OF the me
ical staff OK the United states army .
the vile OF Prof W j. McGce off
Washington. D. c., and daughter of
Prof simon Ncwcomb. formerly OF tho
naval observatory. DR. McGee served
for two years on the star OF tine John
Hopkins hospital. and ms she has b en-
at ihc heal Of tHc worl, OF selecting all
trained nurses Us sent out through enc
government and through the d a. r.
hospital corps with hcadquartcr. ir
Washington. ID. g.. She is now a
woman of national reputation. She g..
the first woman "a America to hold d
military ros.t.on
The times., 1898-10-29
nol6-am-u
Southern Ry.

,sehedule in effect October I6. 1889
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pat
sia 4. M-paily. local for D=1ville Char.
,otte and wsy stations connects at Manassas daily
tor strasburg and HarrisonbuTg. aud at Lynch
burg with the Norfolk and Western m daily
MAIL. carries Pullman Buffet Slespers. NV io-x
and Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at sllit
bury with Pullman slesPeF iSs AsaSgle IA asd o'
t;s Tenn. and at Charlotte with Pullman
SSiasner for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper.
New York to New Orleans. Tnitins at Charlotte
".cts at Lynchburg with Chesapeake and Ohio
paiiroad for Lexington eaily except Sunday. and
Natural Bridge. daily sShd tram, Washington
III conducted tourist excursion. through sleeper
on This train every ednesday TO San Francisco
without change
,,d uarrisonburg daily. except sunday.
anu s.5i p, M-Daily. local TO Charlottesville.
io4s Mp2jlss; SKsrrB2Isb MhsbITTT I,ITEp AND
nosed OF Pullman yestihulet sleepe-s, Dining
30 and Day Coaches. Pullman Sleepers New
YORK 10 Nashville. Tenn, VIA Ashevills. Knoy-
Sha,lofte Columbia, Savannah and jacksonville;
Ssw York to Memphis, via birmingham, New
Work TO New Orleans. via Atlanta and Mont
romery. vestibuled Day Coach, Washington 10
ss,Ianta Southern Railway Dining Car. Green's
00TT TRsINs Il s,'I5 on WASHINGTON AND ONO DI.
NisioN We t.a5 p, NJ daily except sunday. and
s.s5 p, VI. Sunday only. for RoInd Hill: 4:32 p
| N daily except Sunday for Leesburg. and 6:2j
| p NJ. daily for Herndon. Returning. arrive at
| Washington $40 A. NJ. daily and $50 2. NJ. sun
daV only. and 2:45 P. NJ. daily except SUNDAY
| rom Round Hill, and 7:06 A. " dliy exc pt sun
| day- from Herndon, and s:3i A. NJ daily except
Sunday from Lcesburg.
Tbroush trains ir.m the South arrive at wash
| iprton 5:4s A. NJ, 2:90 P. NJ. and s:s5 p Y
Harrisonburg, Il daily. except SUNDAY. ana ana
9:s5 P. N. daily, and $50 A. h- amy
Charlottesville. 80, inforrn,-
Tickets. sleeping car reservation ard nw s:
tion furnished at offices. Io9 io.h Raiiros5
| Pennsylvania ave-. and at
Pis,sageE adiassoS. Third Vice Ffs'ide' an'
General Manager ,,..,~c,
J. JTITPK General Passenger Agent
W. BROWN Cen Agt. Pas. Dept.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Furnished suburban cottage; cheap
for the Winter; electric cars pass the door.
J. NJ HoGE. 1909 4th ST. NV. oc27-3I
FOR RENT-The Lavender Place. at Brightwood;
acres, fruit, outbuidings, and s-reom dwell
ing; 500. b. F. SAUL, 7th and L SITS. NV.
oc23-Tt
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FOR RENT-HALL.

FOR RENT-The New Concordia Club Hall, at
northwest corner of 9Th and E SITS. NV, for
lodges parties, entertainments, receptions and
lar; desraby situated and convenient to all car
lines; reasonable terms. BIEBER & HOWEN.
STEIN, 500 7th ST. NV. ocl0-1mo EN-
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FOR SALE-Two violins and guitar: ch ap; vio-
iins, Strad model all in good condition. Call
6i9 ID st. ne. oe2o-3t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Clevelaud. with gear case. brake;
bargain; S27: Fowler. Kankakes. Diamond.
s17; Temple. sl2; bicycles edeled and repair.
ed; low prices. KaNKAKER FACTORY. 6ss
Mass. ave. oe2s-st
FOR sALE-sI25 Maret bicycle; splendid CON
dition; So. 202l 9th st. oe26-Si
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

wANTED-To buy or sell, machinery of all de-
scriptons, such as steam engines boilers, ircn
girders, elevators, electric motors, platform
scales leather beltings. ropcs puleys gas fxtures
old harness, steam. water and gas pipes; also old
iron, brass, copper, lead. zinc, books and paper
BERNHEIMER, $50 st. NV. mhs-tf-em
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon RailW ay
From station, Ii 1-2 st. and Pa Ave.
In Eject May 1, 1898.

from station, Ii 1-2 st. and Pa Ave.
In Effect May L, Is9s.
For Alexandria (week dsys). $50. 1;o5. 7:si.
ex-; 500, s;35. 9:59, 1000. Hoo. HIS A. ":
2:o6; ex.; 1920. LIS. Las, 2:o5. ex-; 500 sx:
S:25, 1858. eA-; i:l5 OK; $50. SOS, $50. ex-;
5:io sos. ex; $3.50. 7o6: ':3o. $780, s:co. l0:os.
u:2o, l:59 p ~
For Alexandria (smdays) 7:4E. Gas. s:i5.
lo:3c, las A. NJ; 1900 noon. l2:45, l:s0. s:l5.
soo 3:i5, 4:sc. 5:l5. 6:Oo s:i5, 7:so. s:l5. 300.
1000. 20 P. NJ
For ilouDt Vernon (week days). $50. 500.
7:01. 3:ou r. b.
For xount Vernon (suad4ys;. AS. s:i5 A n.
l2:oo noon. s:l5. s:45. Gas and p 81.
Fer Arlington zEd Aqaeduct Bridge twcsk
days). 500. $50. 1910 Ari 90 A. NJ. l2:o6.
1920. 1:15. 2:o5. 800. s:2J AIS. SEQ. 6:u6.
7:0d and SEQ p NJ
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (sundays).
7:i5. s. Is. 9.i5. lo:30. ills A. NJ, 12:00 noea.
1915. I:3o. 2:l5. 900. S:+5. s:So SOS. e:te.
Gas, 80, 3:I5 p. NJ.
Runs to Payne Station only.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
apls-tf
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FOR RENT-nooMs.

FOR RENT-Three furnished unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; cheap. 53s 2oth
st. NV. II
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

: Every day in the year Tor Fortress MOI
: roe. Norfolk, Newport News and all points
: South. BY the superb. powerful steel palace
.tearners. Newport News" Norfolk. and
"WaXhiL2.on," on the following schedule:
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1aa0l Chesapeake
Ss S5ufs & Ohio Ry
America. All Trains Sestsbuled.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining rars-
Station Sixth and u Streets.
Schedule in Effect May /. lses.

Schedule in Effect May i, lsee-
2:20 p NJ DAILY.-CincInnat and ST. Lou.l
Sfecial-Solid trains for Cincinnati Pullman
si4epers to Cincinnati, Lexington, louisville In
diarapolis and st. Louis, withou: change Con-
pection for Virginia Hot Springs. Parlcr Cara.
Cincinnati to Chicago
lilo p. " DAILY. F. V. Limited--solid
,rain 10, Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers TO Gin
einnati. Lexington. and Louisville. without
Snr;5gs withou, change. daily. except Sund;y-
ob<eryation Car Hinton tn Ciucinnati- Sleepea
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and st. Lolis.
IO.57 A. NJ, EXCEPT stNOAf:-Farlor Cas,
Uasbincton TO richmond and Richmond TO Old
Point. Only rail line via Penn. r.. F. & r. and
c Il railways
s.so P. NJ DAILY-For Cord 1nsyille. Char-
lottcSyile Staunton, and for Richmond. daily.
Recreation and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, 5I3 and 1921 Pennsylvania ATenus.
AM II. W. FULLER
,o,s.auH General Passenger Agent
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Hygeia." anc Virginia Beach will md this
the most attractive ro1tr. insuring CON-
- Portable nights rest.
Large and luxurious rooms. heated oy
steam and fitted throughout with eiee-
the lights. Dining room service Is "a
carte, and Is supplied from The oest that
the markets Of Washington and norfolk
. afford
Tickets On sale at U. s Express once.
81 Pennsylvania avenue: 513, 6le. li2l
Pennylvania avenue: B. L o. ticket ONCE.
corner Fifteenth street snd Scw York ave
nue.. and board steamers. wseTe tiine
Table. map, etc. can also be Ind
Any other information desired will b.
furnished on application To she -nderigned
- at the co .npany's wharf foot Of Seventh
- street, Washington. D. C. Telephone No.
- $50. JOHN CALLAHAN.
General Manager
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papered $500 up; the only P,peen'@ithn nee with
each job; samples broush.; lowest e,JttpHoSEY isso
painting; send postal, sh WEN; Il ms Pierce St.
e st. SC. Anacossia Dfane"'
oc4-1mo-exSu
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RAILROADS.
Washington { Great Falls
Electric Railway
River Road.
Only Direct Route to Glen Echo
and Historic Cabin John
Bridge.

On and after August 24 cars will lczre Union
Station, soth and Prospect ave. West Washin 9ton.
terminus of the Metropolitan and Capital ir1e
uon COMPANY lines). As follows: a,
Every ID minutes from $50 A. u. TO $50 u
Evsry 20 minutes, from $50 A. 81 TO =. n
livery Is minutes, from : p. ~ to o;sc r. y. =.
8, Every 30 minutes, rom $50 p. 81 to LIZ
:. Returning leavs Cabin John Bridge sna Giea
Echo
Every 80 minutes. froIn e:ao A. NJ. to $50 An
Every 20 minutes. from $50 A. ii. to 2:so IN
every 10 minutes from 2:30 P. A to 10 r. A.
Every so minutes. frcra 10 p. NJ to l2 p. n
'r ofteaer. traibc demsnds
my sl-u FH FOWLER Supt-
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FOR RENT-STABLEs.

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-With without stable for seven
horses, 20l2 H st. NV, the Desfosse French
Bakery. store, dwelling, with 0 bedrooms, bakery;
two show windows for confectionery or groceries.
oc29-lmo
FOR RENT-Large, 2-stall brick stable loft and
carriage-house; rent low. Apply 6ss East
Capitol ST. oc27-3t
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dueed to s2,lO0: 500 cash. balance to suit + ].
DlEuDONNE, Room %. Ohio National Bank Bldg
oc29-3t
FOR sALE-House; 8 rooms and bath; on Csl;-
fornia st. ne; $500; terms to suit. Address
c. S, this Office oc2g-3t
FOR SALE-Six-ro9m and bath bay-window
brick: all Improvements. Inquire on prem
ises. 102 Sd Il. ocas-3t
FOR SALE-A nice brick house. eight rooms and
bath; a. m. l.; concrete cellar; FIVE mirror
mantels: large hack yard; near cars; easy terms;
great bargain POWELL, 500 5th 81. ne. oc2s 3.
FOR SALE-Cottage in Takoma Park; rooms:
furnace; water in kitchen; lots; 100 feet
front: l square from electric cars; cost s., 500;
will sell for 5000; easy terms Address OWNER,
Box 70, Takoma Park oc27-4t
FOR SALE OR RENr-BARGAINs.
White stone font; 10 rooms and bath; a. m.
Il fine for home or investment. l70& q ST. NV
Brown stone and brick, on Capito! Hill: ten
rooms; bath; steam heat; a. m. l.
Also comfortable siS-room house. 9TH st ne.
See owner, d. S. HENDRICK,
ocl6-im rs 18th st. nv.
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FOR sALE-CouNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-Lots, in the high, healthy, and
scenic section on Conduit Road and Great
Falls Electric Railway; $40 cash and 81 per week;
no interest; money loaned to build; 80 minutes
from postoffice; reduced coupon car tickets.
CLARK BROS, Cos 18th ct. NV. ocl2-1mo, EN-
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WANTED-Elevator boy about Is; white; with
9Th st 1t
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

will be inserted for one cent n word
for cnch insertion.
The times., 1898-10-29

WANTED-A hoy with wheel to deliver packages.
Call at 2li5 ST. NV. 1t
The times., 1898-10-29

FOR RENT-A farm of 100 acres in Virginia,
miles from Washington; suitable for dairy and
gardening; brick dwelling and all necessary out
buildings. Address J. F.. SICkIES, ST. Elmo,
Alexandria County Va. oc22-It,em
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Call for semi-monthly Bulletin.
ncoD. IL on,
FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSEs
-'S--~0~--S~-~-~-~-~------~
FOR SALE-six-room brick and bath; all modern
improvements; bay window concreted cellar;
near public school and cable car; lot l6x7O: re-
dueed to ;, 100; 800 cash. balance to suit + j.
DlEuDONNE, Room %. Ohio National Bank Bldg
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The times., 1898-10-29

WANTED-lIan to milk on dairy farm; near city.
Call IT02 l-2 10th ST. NV. II. .em