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TAKES THE FAMILY FUNDS.
Mt-s. Ros.ITe Spec Decamps With Her
sons Treasure.

New York March 22.-George Wagner.
thirty-five years old. of No. 55s East
Eighty-eighth Street. reported TO the
police at the East Eighty-eighth Street
Police Station yesterday that his moth
pr Mrs. Rosalie Spec, slightly demented.
had been missing from his home since
Tuesday last lie said his mother was
Fixty-nine years old, and that when she
disappeared she took away a $5.010 bond,
some jewelry ana money. The matter
was reported to police headquarters. and
a general alarm was sent out.
According to the other tenants in the
house and William Wagner. son OF
George Wagner. when Mrs. Spec Ieft the
house she carried with her. beside a
United States Eold-beafing bond for So
0to so in money, George WaEner's bank
book on the Germania Bank. having a
credit Of $3.50; two gold watches. six sill
Yer knives, a hair chain with gold band
and locket six silver spoons. two insur-
auCe policies of George Wagner for 81
900 each. a cigar holder and Wagner's
marriage certificate. All these We're
contained in a little tin box in the top Cf
the refrigerator.
The people who know Mrs. Spec say
she used to live In Philadelphia. was fond
OF good nNing ana was spending money
recently left to her too freely. according
To the family ideas. They invited her TO
come 10 this city. II was said she had
been kept under a system OF espionage
and had told the tenants in the building
that she would one day fool her son and
run away.
Last Tuesday the family went away
and left tweiye-year-old ROsalie Wagner
in charge of the house and her grand
mother. The child went out TO play and
the grandmother seized the chance to es-
rape. The tenants describe her as a quiet,
nice old lady. and say she was restive
under restraint
1t is thought that she has either re-
turned To Philadelphia or TO her brother.
George J. Schneider. who lives in New
Jersey. She wore two shawls-a shoulder
shawl and a heavy shawl blue waist
and skirt and red fiannels. She is about
live feet in height and rather stout.
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Iiccnkcd TO MarEN.

Marriage licenses were issued TO-DAY as
follows:
White-Fergge lppolito and Necenza
Mandaro: Henry b. Cowles and Lucy J..
Barnes: Oliver S. Payne and Marie
Young. Of Prince William County. Va;
Alonzo Mcpherson and Maria Elgin, Of
Loudoun County, Va; Gabriel Lemelle
and Mary CASTOR: George W. McCauley,
Of Mooreheld. w. Va, and Elenor Marie
Clements; Jackson Coleman and Carrie
Richardson. of Orange County. Va; John
w Blum and Margaret j. Riley, Of Bal
timore Md.
Colored-Manuel n. Smith and Mamie
/. Dews; Willie Belt and Mary r. Jones /.
Richard IightfoOt and Cordelia Harris.
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PRINTING BANKNoTES.
Steam Presses VIII TIE Used by the
Treasury Department.

The question of the hand-press against
the steam press has been reopened by the
decision of the officials of the Treasury
TO introduce steam presses i'm the bank
note department of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.
Mr. Claude NJ johnson. chief of the bu-
reau. left the city several months ago TO
look into the matter Of purchasing these
presses. lie has ordered twelve and they
are expected TO arrive al the bureau at
an early date
The news has spread among the en-
ployes Of the bank note bureau. and they
fear that the introduction Of these press
,s will necessitate reduction I'm the force
OF skilled laborers. affecting about l0e
families Il is understood that a commit
tee waited on Chief johnson and cndeay-
ored to ascertain the reason for the
change. The employees state that he
threatened TO dismiss printers if they
went TO Congress with an appeal II is
also current talk among the employees
that Mir. johnson comepletely ignored the
Federation of Labor and said that he did
not deal with labor organizations.
Steam presses were used At the bureau
about ten years ago but such a protest
was made that they were discontinued
the patents were extremely heavy. The
patents have expired.
Printers claim that though steam
preSses NAV turn out good work when
plates are new. they cannot do this when
the lines on the plates become worn.
Ii is understood that the plate printers
will make an appeal to Congress. but
when approached by a Times man they
were reticent.
Assistant Secretary Nanderlip stated
thar the change would he made. but de-
MED that any man would be discharged
for protesting against the Introduction Cf
steam presses.
Mr.. johnson said that no reduction viii
he made in the force of skilled laborerS.
the force already not being large enough.
He said that change in the design Of
the notes Is contemplated, and that This
viii keep the employees busy for some
time. ID was very probable, he said
that the backs OF the notes viii Toe print
ed by steam and the faces by hand.
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STEAL A CANNON.
Three Patriotic sailors Start for
Cuba.

Cuba.
New York March 22.-Policeman Aker-
ly. OF the Old Ship station. discovered an
unusual commotion at Peck slip and
South Street yesterday and proceeded to
investigate. He saw three intoxicated
men struggle hard to take a small brass
cannon. weighing 2eO pounds, and mount
ed on two small wheels, toward the Bat
terry.
Hold on. there. Where are YOU going
with that thing?" commanded the police
man.
Where suppose were goin?'' REPLIED
one of the men, who turned out TO be
John Miner. aged twenty-four. steward of
the good ship Alliancia. which. by the
way. has proceeded TO sea without him
since he thought more Of his whisky than
Of the ships provender.
Were goin' TO fight enemy Oicl. to
lick the Cubans. No thicD. to lick the
Spaniards.' he protested. as Policeman
Akerly took him by the arms
That's right" broke in the other two:
were off fer the war. We're goin' ter
lick EN- dead easy"
Akerly took the men. cannon and all.
10 the Old Slip station TO disentangle the
problem. The other two men sobered up
considerably al the sight of the stern
visaGed sergeant and his evident dispo-
sition to give their patriotism no con-
sideration.
Anthony Hale and Arthur Ward, they
said their names are, and their shin the
Mohawk. Like Miners vessel. theirs had
gone to sea, leaving them three-fourths
drunk in Front Street saloon. They
had met Miner, and as all were in the
same boat, they drank to drown their
sorrows. Passing the store of Nicholas
Gains Sons. No. 4l Peck Slip, they saw
the brass cannon in the window Cuba's
wrongs appealed to them with part.c11l.l-
force about that time, and Miner oI,iclxl,
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FOR CARRYING A GUN.
a Special Policeman Goes to Jail for
Three Months.

James Ballenser. a special policeman,
was sent TO Jail today for three months
for carrying concealed weapons. Bal
lenEer accompanied by James Johnson.
J. NJ. Jackson and French Wood attend
ida Avenue Some trouble occurred and
Ballenger started to arrest Wood. The
latter resisted and all were arrested
and charged with disorderly conduct.
At the station a pistol was found in Bal
lenger's pocket. He pleaded guilty.
Wood was released and Judge Eimball
fined johnson and Jackson each S..
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s.. and SI.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.

crawled through a hole in the window
which the others had made with 4 paving
stone.
Once inside. ne nDened the door, lnd the
captured cannYl "'s& son in the street.
Ii was half a block away when they were
overtaken ~ Pol 'elaan Akerly
The three men were arraignei in thu
Center Street court. and Miner was held
by the ms eistrate In 500 bail ior :Iial.
The other men. fhen cutie sobered, plead
ed SO hard 10 be allowed tC ship or
England. where they said they had homes
and families. shat NagistratS Cornell
gave them Their liberty
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1t Is, o. should be, the highest aim Of
every merchant TO please his customers:
and that the wide-awake drug firm of
Meyers & Eshlemun. Sterling, ILL.,, is do
ing so, is proven by the following, from
Mr.. Eshleman: I'm my sixteen years ex-
perience in the drug business, l have
never seen or sold or tried a medicine
that gave as good satisfaction as Cham
beriain's Collie. Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Sold by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist 93S F street
and Connecticut avenue and street
northwest. and 142S Maryland avenue
northeast,
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= PoLICEMAN'S SHIELD.
Ii VIII Be Voted for at the Masoni
Fair

A feature Of the Masonic Fair. to be
held at Convention Hall next month. viii
be the various voting contests.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %, which has
taken the large gallery at the north end
of the haH. in addition TO a booth on the
main floor. has received from ]. Baum
Earten & Sons a beautiful solid silver pO-
liceman's shield. TO be voted to the most
popular member of the District police
force 1t Is Of the regulation size. with
a blank space for the name or number
Of the recipient The shield is inclosed
in handsome morocco case. lined with
satin, and is a very artistic piece Of
work.
Policemen will make stiff fight for
its possession. and the good-natured III
valry viii probably realize a considerable
sum.
The shield will he placed on exhibition
in a prominent place in a few days.
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MUNYON'S PROOF
YOU CANNOT DOUBT 1T
Mrs. Sullivan Suffered Four
Years Was Cured in
Three Weeks.
MISS wARNEkE SICK TWO YEARS
CURED BY SUMMON.
Munyon's Office. 623 18th St. \. W.,
Open All Day and Evening-No
Charge for Consultation
Nun,on's Remedies for Sale by All
Druggists.
MISS wARNEkE SICK TWO YEARS
CURED By SUMMON.
Munyon's Remedies for Sale by All
Druggists.

No preamble is needed to the story Munyon has
70 place before you today. The statements given
in the plain, simple language of the patients IS
proof strong as holy writ" II you suffer take
the time to visit these parties. They all i've
right here in the heart of the city, and ali are
well known, and they will take pleasure in tell
ing YOU all about their experience. II is theme
they never tire of, they help Others by tell
ing it.
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"SUflered Four Years - Cured ia
Three Weeks

Mrs Mary l.. Sullivan. 100 II ST. ne. SAYS: ''FOI
more than four years great sufferer from
rheumatism, affecting my whole BODY could moi
use my hands at all. and when sitting down co1ld
not rise without help from both sides. My feet
swel!gd 10 cnOTmOus size. 20 helpless was that
in atteI pting 10 climb stairs had To pull myself
up by placing my elbows the steps above me
and always came down stairs backward In on1
week after commencing treatment at the NunyOr
office, 18th and g sts- | began 10 improve. and il
ten days more felt grand, and have not had pair
nor ache since. | am doing my hOusewOrk and at
tending 10 my own business myself and recon
mend Munyon to everybody"
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MIR. Rruce's GenerOsitS.

The late Senator Bruce had for years
supported the widow and daughter of his
former master who was a planter in
Virginia. They have been entirely de-
pendent upon his bounty. and although
there was no legal obligation whatever.
they had treated him with great kind
ness when he was a slave. he had ac-
quired the rudiments of an education
from the tutor of his masters son. and
felt a gratitude that expressed itself in
this manner when he learned that they
were in needy circumstances.
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Sent TO the Work house.

Charles c. Stevens. alias Frank c.
Gray. alias Frank c. Pratt, a Boston
thief was sentenced to the workhouse
today by Judge Kimball for three
months. Stevens is a good looking man.
is well dressed and is apparently Wei
educated. He was captured last night
by Detective Weldon.
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DIED

ALEXANDER Monday March q, 1898. al
midnight. SARAH ALEXANDER widow Of the
late Charles L. Alexander aged seventy SIX years.
Funeral at OAK Hill Chapel tomorrow, March
% ISgS AT 4:SO D. m Item
COLLINS-On Monday. March q. 1895. at I0:25
p. m, DANIEL P. COLLINS, aged twenty y-nine
Requiescat in pace.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother sos III
street southwest Thursday. a. m; thence % st.
Dominics. where requiem high mass viii be offer
ed for the repose Of his soul Friends and relatives
invited TO attend Item
KLINE-At Q O'Clock p. m. Monday. March
81 ISgS at Baltimore Nd GRACE AMELIA be-
loved and only daughter Of Charles and Carrie
Kline. recently Of this city, age nine years and
ten months Item
JOINSON-On Monday. March 21. 1s9s, at 4:2O
O'Clock p. m, SARENE JOHNSON. beloved dIugh-
ter Of TheophIius and Edith johnson, aged years
9 months and II days
Funeral from her parents residence. 653 c st.
sw Wednesday. at p. m. Frieads and
latives invited TO attend
God giveth. God taketh-
RUPPERT-on Monday. March y. 1898 at $50
a. m. John A.. beloved husband of Katie Rup-
pert. aged "a years and months.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 700 81.
NV. Wednesday, March %. az S:+j a. m.
Requiem mass at St Mary's Church at 9.30.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend. II
GORDON-The funeral Of Sister NANCY COR
DON will take place at the Rehoboth Baptist
Church. First street. between and o streets,
southwest on Tuesday March ,. 1s9s. at I o clock
p. M Sister Gordon found dead at her
home on Sunday morning, March 20, 1898 Friends
invited Item
TAYLOR-The members Of the LADIES' Mutual
Immediate Relief Society requested TO attend
the funeral OF Sister MARCELLENA TAYLOR, on
Wednesday March %. 1S9S. at L m. sharp from
Metropolitan A. NJ y. Church. Order Of the Pres
ident MRS. S. JOHNSON; ADDlE CHASE. Secre-
tary- mh2l-2t-em
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Partial List of Cures.

MunyUu's GRIPPE CURE, a quick and posi-
tive cure for Influenza or sO-caled Grippe. Price,
p cents
Munyon's COLD CURE cures cold in head in a
few hours. Price, % cents.
Munyon's COUGH CURE cures all forms OF
Cough. Bronchitis or Colds affecting the air
passsig,s and lungs Price, p cents
Nuuyou's CATARRH CURE and CATARRH
TABLETS Price, - cents each.
Munyon's RHEUMATISM CURE. Guaranteed
to cure all forms Of Rheumatism. acute chronic.
Price. p cents
Munyon's BLOOD CURE. Price, p cents.
Munyon's DYSPEPSIA CURE. Price, D cents.
Munyon's LIVER CURE. Price. - cents
Munyon's KIDNEY CURE. Price q cents.
Munyon's NERVE CURE Price. p cents.
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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Tide Table.
Todav-Low tide. 900 n. m. and 2.33 D
m; high tide, 7:5S n. m. and S:2S D. m.
Condition of the Wafer

Temperature and condition of the wa
ter at a. m: Great Falls-Temperature
y; condition. >. Receiving reservoir
Temperature. 50; condition at north con-
nection, ?: condition at south connec-
ton, 3. Distributing ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ature. 50; condition at influent gate
house, :; effiuent gate house. 33
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City Lights

Gas lamps are lighted at 7:23 p. m: ex-
tinguishing begun at SOC a. IN. The light
ing is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 7:0S D.
m. eNtingushed at 5:21 a m.
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Drink Heurieh's Book Beer,

If you want the best. On draught or in
bottles at all hotels and restaurants 1t
has no equal as Spring tonic. Phone
Arlington Bottling Co. for a case for
home use.
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ALONG THE CONDJ TT ROAD.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust. duly recorded in
Iiber 16s,3 at folio 326. e seq, among the land
records of the District of Columbia. and a, the
request Of the holder Of the notes secured there
bv. the undersigned trustees viii offer for sale al
public auction in front Of the premises al clock
J.. H.. on MONDAY. MARCH >. ISIS. the follow
ing described real estate. situated in the
County Of Washington. in the District
Of Columbia 10 wit: Lots I. :. :. Q. 10, II, II,
r. L. Is. % 81 50. 81. s. 80. 40, a. ~, AZ, "a.
A. and 49, in the subdivision Of lots made by ia
cob Clark and Edward B. CottrCll trustees (Of part
Of lot numbered one in the subdivision Of a tract
among the heirs Of AhnCr Cloud1. for the Palisades
Of the Potomac Land improvement Company. sad
subdivision being recorded in the Office Of the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia, in Book
County :. az page Is.
Terms Of sdle-One-t third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the balance
in equal inStsilments one and two
wears after date Of sale secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. with interest upon thr| de-
ferrcd payments at the rate 0f per cent per
anuum. until paid. al cash. az the oPuon Of
the purchaser. 4 deposit of 50 viii he r-Iaired
on each lot al the time OF sale. Terms Ot sale to
be complied with within fifteen days from the
day Of sale. the trustees reserve the right 20
resell at the risk and cost Of the detauItn- pur-
chaser OF purchasers, after FIVE days previous ad-
yertIsemeBt of such resale
WM Z. LEWIS.
Trustee
WILLIAM ". AYRES.
mhIj-IIt Trustee.
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FISANfIAL.
Corson g. Mccartney,

Members Of the New York Stock Exchange.
1419 ST.. Glover Building.
Correspondents of Mcssrs. Van Emburgh After
bury. No. Wall street
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New YORK. Philadelphia
Boston. and baltimore bought and sold
A speciality made OF investment securities Dis
trict Bonds and all loDal Railroad Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and
sold maIs-tf
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New York Cotton Market


Sales-Capital Traction. 20a73 - Met
ropollan r. r., 2jall& Pneumatic Gun
Carriage. 1G0040 cents. LanstOn Mono
type 5tal4 -.
After Call-U. S. Electric Light. 2dlO0.
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FOR = AIE-LOTS

FOR SALE-We win sell you nice lot on the
Great Falls Electric Railway: 25x125: for $50;
payable $40 cash. balance 81 weekly; viii double
your money within years; no interest or taxes
until paid for. CLARK BROS. 937 d st. NV.
uhs-lmo-em
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New York Stock AIarke,
Open High Low snm

Corrected daily by w. j. Hbbs & Co.
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1i27 i street.
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"Siek Two Yenrs-Curcd by Nun
Nou.'

Miss LUcca Warnekc, 1928 / street northwest
''FOT two Years. afflicted with rheumatism in
and limbs. finally affecting the heart, could
scarcely walk OF climb stairs became very pale
and weak. suffering all the time from the pain
In this condition ! applied 10 the MuByon Doctors,
al Thirteenth and G. Streets. In d short time
began 10 improve Ely color came back my rheu-
matIssu left me and ] have continued TO improve
up 70 this time. | eat we'll. sleep well, heart does
not troable ne, and / seldom have any rheuua-
tism; have gained about sixteen pounds m two
months. LUCIA WARNEhE.'
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Lansburgh Furniture Co.
Price Cutters,
l2z6 F Street Northwest.
SPECIAL NOTICES

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN will
not BE- responsible for any debts con-
tracted by Blanche A. HobsOn. after ths
18th Of March 1895 JAMES f. HOBSON.
1912 + St NV. mh22-3t
SPECIAL NOTGCE-Geo. Y. Keen and G.
r McKinnOn. who have been COnd DC ting
the tile business at No. 2f5 18th St NV.
have dissolved partnership. mhl9-3f-em
SPECIAL NOTICE-Au persons are for
hidden to give any credit 10 Jennie Pope
Mckay or Mrs. Nathaniel Mckay. as
will not he responsible for any Of her
bills NATHANIEL MCKAY, zoos 18th st.
NV. mh2J-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE 80 All subscribers
and users Of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company OF the
District OF Columbia having complaints
Or grievances against said company,
kindly communicate said grievances
TO the chairman Of the grievance CON-
rnittee Of the Telephone Subscribers AS
sociation. This is important. WILLIAM
" DANENHOWER. Chairman. Hotel
Fredonia. fe26-tt
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PROPOSALS.

| PROPOSALS for the construction OF board
bicycle track at the International Athletic
/ Park will be received until FRIDAY, MARCH p;
| plans, etc, at office of f. ii. STIER, Engineer
/ 937 ID st. NV. mh22-3t
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE To THE PUBLIC The sale advertised o.
l. SternS stock % be sold by Us viii not take
place. }. +. FRECHIE x Co, Auctioneers-
Item
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FOR sALE-CoUHTRY PROPERTY.

a
/ FOR SALE-Fiue suburban residence: T. rooms;
a. M. j.; II acres; Met. branch. B. & O.;
miles from city; both steam and electric
cars; will be sold at hall cost price Sj.5uI.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 St nv mh21. =. p
/ FOR sALE-7-room cottage At Kens1ugton. lot,
10OxlO0; minutes walk 10 steam and electric
cars; bargain; sl.Gj0. ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2
St NV. mi2O, % -
. FOR SALE-6-room residence al Wilcn Heights.
b. q. r. R.; u miles from city.
squares from station; , large lots; stable, water
tank. etc; 300 yards from electric ears: $500;
photographs at my office. ABRAHA FISHER.
5l2 II. nv. mh2O.21.2i
FOR SALE-Fine l0-room residence. 3. & o.,
in District; acre ground; right az station;
this Is a bargain; 450O. ABRAHAM FISHER.
I 5l2 ST. NV. ml2J. 81
+ FOR SALE-S-room house: cellar. barn and car.
riage-house; IL acre ground. miles from
city. steam and electric car. 5000. ABRAHAM
/ FISHER. 512 St NV. mi20.z2.2i
/ FOR sALE-1H acres near Coiesyille; s-room
house; all outbuildngs: Is miles from city:
this is a bargain; per acre, $50 ABRAHAM
FISHER, 5l2 81. mll2O. -. .2i
FOR EXCHANGE Modern suburban residence: L
/ rooms large grounds; electric and steam cars,
for house in CITY
Nearly new residence: large grounds fruit etc.
short distance on Il. x o., IN District; unincum-
bered, for house in city.
Eight-roorn house; large lott short distance
from city: two lines. for two houses in city.
| make speciality of trading properties; send
me full description of your property for eN-
change. ! handle both city aud country. i'm
proved and Unimprovod ABRAHAM FISHER.
5l2 ST NV mi3J u
FOR SALE-Cheap. over an acrr OF land in IIy-
attsville, on line Of new electric road and Eeir
station; bargain. c. A. NJ. WELLS, is Inl. ave.
mh21-7t-cm
FOR SALE-Reasonabe terms; owner to leave
Washington; pleasant, newiy-impruvpd CJun-
try home. actually renting for SO monthly: )
rooms, acres of land; spring water. fruit trees.
stables; large chicken house: within 10 uN.trs'
ride electric from AqUeduCt Bridze: near
postoffCe. grocery store, etc. Address j. DIS
GARENNES. I'd floor. Feudall Building mI2O st
FOR SALE-Poultry farms: 10 acres; prIcc. $500.
terms. so monthly. FULTON Il. GORDON
Atlantic Building. mh2O3t
FOR SALE-14 acres; new broom house and
barn: $1,000; new 1-rOOm house and acres
&, 600; both near TakOma; 3 I-3 acres at Tak0ma
Heights fronting streets; running water, $500;
map. ". PARKER SMITH, 1913 + 81. NV.
mh2O-3t
FOR SALE OR RENT-Farms and s1burf an p aces.
cheap and on easy terms; also large lots on
electric line; minutes ride from the city:
cents fare; price 500 each: terms. - down. bal
anCe 81 per week; interest taNeS until lot
is paid for; call fOr list. JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
1921 F 1t. NV mhI9-3t-em
FOR SALE-Green's Mountain House: price. s19,-
600: finest location in the L. s: for sani-
tarium: cost $4,000; send for description. c.
W. GREEN. Harper's Ferry. W. Va. nhII-2w
WANTED-FOSTAG STAMPS.
WANTED-For cash. all kinds Of United States
postage and department stamps; collections
also bought H. F. DUNKHORST zoos eth st.
NV. mh7-tf
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Your Credit Is Gocd. "
u at
these.

They are six specials that
you have not a ghost of a
chance of duplicating. As
the quantity is limited, lose
no time. We know from
past experience that when
we quote prices like these
the bargains are quickly
snapped up.
Have us charge it, if it is
not convenient for you to
pay cash for your purchase;
the price will be the same,
and we willingly do it.
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Corrected daily by ". b. Hibbs q; Co..
members Of. the New York Stock Ex-
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Take DR.. Henry's Blood Tea

The great blood purifier, reg
u1ates the kidneys, liver, and
bladder. Guaranteed to cure
constipation and indigestion.
Price rs cents. At all drug-
gists.
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Phone, 1912. Twenty years experience.
VIM. .. kLAUSMAN,

COMMISSION BROKER
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provision
and Cotton.
Corcoran Building, Corner b and 18th Streets
BuiI-a r. -. crnth 1t. WIng.
New York Correspondent Messrs. GTuelich
Martin & Co.. 20 Broad Street. Capital, so. .1,D
Exclusive private wires, New York and Chicago
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