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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Barely Steady-HOgs Active and
Higher-Sheep Quiet.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-Cattle-Receipts
LOO; shipments. 500 There was a fair supply
The market quiet at barely steady prices
with all sold at the close. Nothing here was
good enough to bring $5.35.
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NEW YORK, Aug 26.-Californa dried fruits
quiet evaporated apples, common, 6@Sc; prime
wire tray &c. choice. 91ac; fancy, 9%@1Oc Prunes
4@Sc Apriccts-Royal. 11@13c: Moor Park. 100
Ice. Peaches-Unpeeled 7@9c eled. 12ql6c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Aug. 26.-Credit balances 81; GER
tificates cash opened at 994c; highest and closed
at o91sc sales 1000 brs cash at 99%c: total sales
"a 600 brls; shipments 1855 brls; runs, 1857 brls
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20 Cotton steady
sales 900 bales: ordinary, 1-l6c; good ordinary
4 5-16c; lew middling 4Ac; middling, 57sc; good
"a bales: stock, So 6S5 bales
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VITAL STATISTICS AUG. 26.
Births.

Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. City Hospital, girl.
Mr. and Mrs Sturgeon. City Hospital boy.
William and catharine Mooney. 1913 Bellefon-
tame street, boy.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 800; shipments
light The quality only fair. The market
was quiet at barely steady prices, with all sold
at the close.
Sheen and warnings good to choice 81 O0614 25
Sheen and yearIinRs fair to medium. 80. 3506D3. so
Stockers common TO good .............. 2.5013. rs
BUCKS ner head ..................... 3O06D6. 90
Snrng lambs good to choice ............ 5.09D5.5
Spring lambs common to medium. ....... 3.50@4.50
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

John F. Dean and Sarah T. Gates.
Harry l.. Hawkins and Estella r. Sink.
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Hogs-Recepts, 5000; shipments. 1900. The
| quality was fair. The market opened active and
| higher, especially light grades. Shippers were
| the principal buyers The market closed steady
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Glover - Choice, reeleaned, 60 lbs, s27563;
prime. $685.: English, choice, S3DS 30 alsike
choice s450@5 alfalka, choice, $780,; crimson
scarlet clover s2Q2.5O; timothy, As lbs. ST. $50
IA lbs. ST. extra clean, 6OG75c; orchard grass,
extra. s1.10613O; red top. choice, S0cd$l40; Eng
lsh bluegrass. "a lbs. $1.15Gl.75; German milIet
SlGl.25; Western millet, eOQS5c; common millet,
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Provisions.

lbs average 9A@97kc; u lbs average 9%65IOi4c
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to 30 lbs average, 7ssc
80 to 40 lbs average 7l2c 20 to 80 lbs average
7Ac; bellies, % lbs average, 712c; is to % lbs
average, 75sc IA TO 16 lbs average. &C. Clear
backs, is to % lbs average, 73sc; IA to Is lbs
average. 7%c; to 10 lbs average, 7ssc. In dry
salt. 1ac less.
Shoulders-1s 10 20 lbs average. SIC; Is lbs aver
age SIC; 10 to IL lbs average, 7l4c.
Lard-Kettle-rendered. sac; pure lard SIC.
Pork-Bean, clear, S14: rump, 5000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-06-24
Appel a nos Lecteurs

Les maisons de commerce oi-
dessous ont a leur emploi I'm bon
nombre de oompatriotes, ct m6ri
tent votre patronage. Files sont
sans %contredit, les plus aohalan-
Id6es ct les plus consid6rables de la
vile ct sont auasi accommodates
ous tous rapports. Csux de nos COM
patr1otes qui y sont employees, sont
(bien avantageusement oonnus ct Sc
(sont acquis par leurs manieres az
fables ct leur honnetet6, la CONTAIN
co de toutes les personnes qui ont
fa1t DIES affaires avee eux.
Les danes surtout donneront une
preuve manifesto de patriotisme
en- Sc servant de la langue franQaise
pour faire . leurs aohats, ct
on agissant ainsi vous rendrez SER
vicesrA vos compatriotes ct d leurs
families.
The Plymouth Clothing House,
A. Collie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-06-24

Gin.
-Oa cette malheureuse, ft le
representant do la police, l'aura
fsit d%lspara1tre.
oh! pour celia, ft le docteur,
ie r6ppondrais que non.
EFT pourquoi done?
Pour piusiears ralsons, la
premiere e'est7 que. la pAuvre en-.
FAINT n'sYait pas la force n6oessal-
re pour oommettre o. crlme. ct la
seoonde c'est qu'elle e1t. ste inca
pable den c%oncevoir meme la pen
see.
-Qu'sn savez. vous2'
Ca 10 lit sur,la, physlonomie,
ces ohoseslAI
LIE commissaire NAUSEA les 6pau-
les sveo ,une -sorte de compassion
m6prissante.
-Pourtant, dit-il, l'enfant est
quelque part.
-Etee-vous nr1d'abord ,qu'elle
SOFT accouch6e2
|. Yen snis persuade.
-Alors, quest devenue~.. Pen.
FAINT?
-C'est oe. gull faut oheroher. :.
Ill ne. s'est pas envol6. .....et
sill nest pas dams lie tosa6..,.e,.
-O'est 4u'on Ia rris.
lie fonotionnaire regarda l'hom-
me de Fart.
-Pris? dit-ii.
-Vol6, 81 vous aimes mieux.< i.
-Qn1?
-Je ne vous le :dirai pas.
MATS .alors, fit lie eomm7ssaire,
prenant I'm n1r plus important en-.
core, l'affalre devient plus grave.
II faut absolument que j'interroge
la mere ct tout de suite nous
n'avons pas de temps 4 perdre... -.
-Vous allez pouvoir lui parler,
dit le dooteur, la VOLTA qui s'6yeil-
IL.
En- efet, Claire venait d'entr'ou.
vrir les paupieres. Ellie 6tait bien.
Ellie ne ~soufra1t plus. Ellie sentsit
une ohaleur courir dams ses men,
bres. LIE repos bienfa1sant l'an6an.
tissait toute. Et ellie ne pensait
pas. ST le corps 6tait 6yeill6, les.
prit dormant encore.
LIE commissaire ouvrit la bou-
che pour lui poser queleues ques,
lions. Le m6deoin l'arreta.
~Laissez-moi parler d'abord...
Ne l'tafayons pas. Son 6tat est
grave encore ct demande de
grands arrangements. Pals ellie me
r6pondra mieux a moi qu'elle a
d6ja VI.
-Soitl fit lie fonctionnaire.
ct il s'approcha pour 6couter les
responses de Ia jeuns femme.
lie dooteur await pris la main
de Claire gull ~oaressait douoe.
ment.
Eth bien! mon enfant, COM
ment~ allez.vous? Comment vous
sentez-vous?
-Bien, monsieur.
-Vous vous rappelez &c qui eat
arrive?
claire ouvrit de grands yeux
qui semblait chereher. On voyalt
qu'un travail Sc faisalt en- ellie,
puts tout &>coup un fr1sson la SO.
coua ct ellie dit:
OH, monsieur, oh! oui.
-Vous aYez soufart?
Obi oui, bien souffertl
-Vous savez que vous etes me-
REP
Les yeux de Claire devinrent
anxieux ct Sc promen6rent raplde-
ment autou r dele.
+ Go cri lul echappa: ~.
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que.
Ellie regarda lie doeteur svec des
yeux arrangement 6oarquilles.
Claire oommenqa1t q s%aisir, q sc
rendre COMPETE, SEES yeux hsgards
oherchaient autour dele,
Puts tout q coup ellie cut I'm eri
terrible.
Mon enfant, Oh est mon en-
FAINT?
lie m6decin chercha 4 oalmer la
jeune malsde.
Non, non, reposez-vous....
ne vous inqui6tez de rien...A Je
suls lA...... ct je ,sauverai votre en-.
FAINT CONNIE ie vous al sauy6e voue
meme.
En- meme temps il avait prepare
une potion gull fit svaler a la ]eu-
ne file.
Des qu'elle l'eut prise. .%celle-ci
laissa retomber. ga tete surxlorsil-
Ter que l'on await inprovis6 pour
ellie ct s'endormit.
AL meme instanE :le commissai
re, ae police, saivi de deux- agents
faisa1t son entree dams .le poste.
. XlI
LIE commissaire s'approcha, :exa.
nina CLAIRE, demanda des rensei-
ments, mars personne 10 put 'lui
en- fournir. C'6tait I'd boucher de
St.Ouen, M. Courillon, qui ,lavsit
trouv6e ct apport6e. Qui 6tait-elle2
d'oh venait elle7 on l'ignorait. LIE
fonctionnaire await mis- son lor-
gnon ct d6visageait Pun aprAs Pau
ire les assistants. II demanda, Fair
important:
-Od est-il, lie sieur Oourillon ;
III est allie cheroher lenfant.
Ali Ienfant nest pas l&7
-Et il Wit, lenfant?
Nous men sByous rien.
Comment?
On raoonta au representant de
la loi oe qui s'6tait passe, que NJ
CQurillon ayait entendu des plain
te,, s'6tait approoh6. :::qu'il avait
CRU que la jeune femme 6tai+ bles-
see; gull ne s'6tait pas ipqui6t6
de penfaut, .L'enfant devait etre
rest6 dams le .fosse ....sOn 6tait
partl le oheroher.
Mails il sara mort de froid sill
est rest6 la.bas.
-Q'estA oraindre, dit Ia m6de.
Ecln-.
-La mere ma pas pa parler2~
Ellie 6tait 6vanouie,
EFT maintenant2
-Maintenant ellie dortt
-Pourquol rare?
Pour l'interroger.
/, Ellie repose 81 bienI Oe serait
une cruaut6 inutile. Vous l'inter:
rogerez plus tard.
f. -C'est que j'ai autre chose q
faire, que d'attendre qu'elle s'6veil.
lie, murmura reconnaissance.
s-Pourtant je m'oppose absolu.
ment 4 CO qu'on Ia r6veille, dit le
m6deoin. II Va de la vie du So
|jet''
-Soit! fit lie fonctlonnaire, de
mauvaise humeur. Attentions!
I'll pr1t I'm esoabeaa ut s'assit... -.
Les agents SO t1nrent debout de
chadue cot6.de la porte, les doua-
niers ct les characters reprirent
lear service. LIE m6aecin veillait
Clsire gull ne quittait pas des
yeRx. On si!enee-se ft.* LIZ poste
|s6olair6 d'unesmalgre lumiere qu1
faisait ressembler q des ombres
les hommes qui 6taient ID, avec
oette femme pale qui semblait de-
ja touoh6e par la mort, await IN
aspect lugubfe, saisissant.
Quelquee minutes SO passerent,
.puas on Wit gu ,dehors, rayant les
t6nebres de z1gssgs lumineax, la
lueur de Iaslanterne du boucher ct
de son oamarade qui revenaient. -.
Ills entrerent la mine d6sappoin-
tee.
Nous n'a7ons r1en trouv6.
LIE commisaire ct le m6deoin eu-
rent I'm meme mouYement de stu
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H0EI0 DE LoUH5r

lin
la Iumiere dun bee 4 gag, devant
Pentree du poste de la .douane,
+-Quelqus tratnee qui aura rou.
is Ia. dit I'M des employees avec in.
difference, sene meme avoir regar'
de.
All! hien sur .non,itste boucher,
aui, q la lueur gu bee de gez, await
examine Claire. OaA lair dune
3eqne, ,i|le tres bien at tras.iolje.
Ons'approcha.
Ohaepn conv;nt :quala .jenne fl,
le await l'apparence dune person.
ne tres>comme,il ,fant.
-Qeest-oec qu'el!a vpeut blen
avoir:?
-Jeene. sails pas, dit le boucher
On ,dirait- qu'elle est bless6e
-U'est yral.
Est, ce. qu'eIle est morte2
-ys:ne sails pas. Ellie a remue
I'm peu quand je rsi prise, depuif
ellie est immobile ct froide CONNIE
lie marbre.
Fl faudrait envoyer oherohs1
un m6deoin.
-Assurement.
-Entrez-la dams le poste, di1
un des employees, ~ cours. Er
meme temps je p%r6yi6ndral Il
oommissalre de police.
LIE boucher reprit sur ses bras
Claire toujours innanim6e ct Ii
deposa sur I'm lit de camp servan'
aux employees.
Bile parn1t toute jeune, muir
mura.t.il. Comment SO trouvait-elle
Ia q cette heure, ct qu'est-ce qui {
pu lui arrivert
ii faudralt la rechaufer, di1
un DIES characters qui await pris Ii
main de la 1eune file. Ellie es'
toute froide.
-Savoir, dit IN dousnler, 81 ellie
50 r6ohaufera jamais. g'al bier
peur que non.
-N6anmoins, IL ALA prendre {
un portemanteau ga oapote ct celles
de ses colleagues OF les etendit sui
lie corps glac@ de CLAIRE.
On quart d'heure apres IN me.
decin 6tait la.... II await recon:
nu tout dc suite la nature du. ma
don't souffrait Olaire.
-Oh est lenfant?
Le boucher b6gays, stpp6fait::
-Je ne sals. pas, je mai rien w.
-Caest vous qui a7ez d6couvert
la jeune femme?
-Oai, monsieur.
Fit vous n'svsz pas w l'enfant ]
Non, monsieur. II est vral que
je mai pas cheroh6. Je ne men
doutais pas...-
IL faut courir vite q Pendroit.
Tout dc suite, monsieurs, jy
walls avec Museau. O'est lui quj
ma falt'd6couvrirsl la femme.
-Je-vais ayec geus dit 4unrdes
characters,
-Prenez une lanterns! briaf de
dooteur.
Un des douaniers leur "remit' la
lanterne du poste, lis s'6loign6rent
vivement ct department bientoi
dams pombre qui fat d Paris, au
sortir de la lumiere, une enceinte
de t6nebres.
Dams lie poste, le m6deoin cont.
nuait a examiner Claire.
Ellie ma rien, dit-il, que ga,
avec de la fatigue, de l'an6mie
Ellie est tres afalblie. Comment g.
t-elle fait Jour aller Ia?
EtStout en- parlant il lui donnait
les SONS que %n6cessitsit. son~etat.
Il evait apport6 avec Iul, heureu.
sement, d.s m6dioaments ct DIES
sels.... une petite pharmacie sans
laquelle il ne sortait jamais quand
il allait faire des visites, dams ce
quatisr d6sh6rit6 OBJ tout manquait
g6n6l alement.
Au bout dun quart d'henre de
so1ns 6nergiques, CLAIRE ouvrit les
yeux. Ellie parut 6tonnee de voir
autour dele toutes ces figures qui
la d6yisageaienr ourieuaement
Ellie croyait touiours SO d6battrs
dams l'horrible cauchemar od ellie
s'etait trouv6e spres avoir ete
ohass6e de son hotel.... Ellie ne
comprensit pas.
LIE m6deoinl IN homme dune
quarantine d'ann6es, au cou puts
SAINT, d Ia barbe grlssonnante, Fair
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Essayez une bottle de Cascarets de- 1Oe
le meilleur r6gulateur pour le foie ct les
intestins, qui aitjamsis etc fait.
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A vendre IN Bicycle de $75
pour ,$45. S'adresser d A. II. De-
msules, Nc Is, 2erne rnenord.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DIS
triet Of Columbia Washington, d. c., December
s, 1S9T--Te whom Il may concern: The comInIs-
sion created BY section Of the act OF Congress
approved March 2. 1888. entitled An act 10 pro,
vide permanent system Of HIGHWAYS in tI,t
part Of the District OF Columbia lying out si5e ~
cities has received from the Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia a certified copy Of a man
showing proposed permanent system OF hIgf
ways in the District OF Columbia within the area
west OF Rock Creek. This map and piats Growing
In detail bow each lot and tract Is affected Ly ths
proposed system OF highways Row on exhibit
tton in room No. Al. 4th floor OF the District
building. All r-rsons interested Are invited To
ex,lnine the msp and pIats. The commission viii
consider any suggestions protests concerning the
location OF any highway portion OF a highway
as shown on the map. Tie suggestions anil pg,,-
tests MUST BE IN WRITING and must set forth
Clearly the reasons for the changes ard show the
property owned controlled by the o1jector All
protests, and forth, MUST BE SUBMITTED On
Or BEFORE THE THIRTY FIRST OF MARCH
1895. and be addressed the Chief OF Eagineerr'
U. s. Army. War Department. Washington u e.
The commission will meet April II. 1898, at $50
o'ciock al m. In thu Office OF the Secretary OF War
to dispose Of all objections. and will then hear
orally from those who desire thus support their
written objections r. A. ALGEIs, Secretary az
War: Q. y. BLISS. Secretary OF the interior.
John N. WILSON. Chief Of Engineers u s A.
Highway conmisssoa deio15t-fel -15t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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MHEKE TRUSTS ARE ABOUT To BE FORE
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. cARRINGToN. ATToKNEY-Ar-LAW-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF EMILY u. YATES.
Late Of District of Columbia.

ESTATE OF EMILY u. YATES.
Late Of District of Columbia.
No Sl6s. Docket -.
Issued February IL. 1898
Application having been made 10 the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia holding or
plans Court for probate OF a last will and tesla
nient and for letters Of administra lion cin gu
said estate by Susie q. Blocks Ia issue O John ~
Sullivan. this is 10 give notice TO all concerned
TO appear in said court Friday the lila day
Of March. AID. 1898. 10 O'Clock m 10 sl,n,y
cause why such application shc MD not be granted
Attest: j. NoTA Mct;llI..
Register of Wills ID G
JOHN j. DoLAN, Proctor for Applicant
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FOR SALE-LlGHT. EASY RUNNING LADY's
wheel, .s n od'l: almost new; SPLENDID candi-
tioni nickel forks saddle. brake hell mud chun
guards; all complete for $50 The wheel is
worth $50. Bcx 81 Star Office. fell-3t
FOR SALE ONE HERRING HALL. NARviN
sale: strictly high grade: absolutely burglar
proof; nearly new; cost $3.50: will sell for sian
Also large showcases; French plate glass: ,Ssst
Sl9g eash; viii sell FOR $50 each. JA't,I,S
BROTfIERS 1923 PENN. ave. TslI "a
FOR -MAGNIFICENF SOLID OAK ROLL
top desk, polished all around. with heavy nutrl
columns ON each corner, SlI. II. ZIRhlN. luay
9Th ST. NV. feT-Ims
FOR sAIE-GHAND UPRIGHT PIANO, sTooI,
and fancy cover; warranted Ia years: only slUO
All kinds Of musical instruments required ciean
Flames tuned. 81. T. W. HEIBIG. lII2 9Th ST.
ja291m
FOR SALE LOUNGES. $3.50; sTovES-cooK s.;
heaters, ST. Parlor and bed suites, ST
per week. kEDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND
CREDIT HOUSE, 313 7th ST. NV. oc3o-tf
FOR SALE - AUSTIN'S AND SPRATT'S FRFSIT
dog cakes; also Gloyers dog medicines Pamphlet
On dogs and bird diseases free. Birds and anil
mails mounted Ivy expert taxidermsts. SCIiAIID'S
BIRD STORE 712 18th ST NV ocs-tf
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FOR SALE OIL BUSINESS. COMPLETE: HORSE
harness, wagon, &c; average profits. 500 a
Il onth, Apply TO Il. T. DAVIS. GJ2 ID 81. s.w.
fel4-St.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE II).
tel siajssttc. l4th and Yale NV; single ana en-
is special feature Of the house.
jae-u r. J. MARSHALI, Manaesr.
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FOR RENT
1S24 N H av, 1sr. $l00. CO
633 / Ut nv, lar. IS. 90
&t2 Hfllyer place,
10 rms. $500. so 90
1919 18th Ut. 9r. As 10
1s43 18th st. Or. 30. 30
a0io Cambridge. Or. % 90
831 It'll ne. 1r...-0-0 90
$50 G st NV. Lar. 30 90
taz2-tf GA
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

a beautiful and ysicable estate Of four hun
depot ct Leesburg, Loudoun county, Va.
For partf .ulars apply to
Mira FLORENCE e. BOWLER :
fe14-1s Leesburg. VI.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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fOs SALf- vi. BUSINESS. COMPLETE: HORSE,
harness, wagon. Ike; average profits. 500
Il "nth- Apply 10 IL. L. DAVIS. tJ2 I'd ST s.w.
fel4St-
n \.tI ,.noy Al, GOV. Or ~. :. - 10 GOO
l., Nh i'ooM. NEak GOV btDG.; SAILS $50
$500 cash. bal. notes: fun investigation f'UL-
Ton K GORDON. Atlantic Bldg. frIi-3t
NFIT Avn, 1,poCEpy A. " s--o = ,,sII
81 .,,,',,,-s.I -. "a. q, 81,
- "Ptt''eN n",ss, 7''i' = SfV 70 T-u uaiil,
II IpispcN, Atlantic Bldg feli-3t
WANTED MILK RDI'TFS S4IppTS IT%,,iI
rs-,u- groceries ,ipar .t,u.ls coal ,,r,I- f..J
store, 1Irf,x stores livery sTnbIcs ta.i re.a,,s
&c III LION X t;oBI,,y Rus En- .tI,ntIrr
Bldg f.Iia,
aetive jnr.r.st in tgi.,,Iit Ill 1,Tns n,r ~
ing 50, v.skIv. can i,. ,.,siI, IrsIl,.. vi; n
close Sticition Adde'S 'X,, FISK Siar a."
fee fei3.2ts
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WANTEb-MILK ROUTES SALOONS. LUNCH
rooIi>. groceries, cigar stands. coal yards. feed
stores, drug stores, livery stables. pool rooms,
&c. TT LION Il. GORDON, Bus. En-, atlantic
Bldg feI43t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-sLASH GO THE PRICES-SECoND
hand wheels must be closed out; good wheels
for 50. $40 and SIS; good 90 high grade wheels
for SO. CLINE BROS, 800 Pa. ave. fe1lst
FOR SAI.E-ALI. MODELS OF THE ms REM
iBgten and Orient bicycles ARE now ready FAR
Immediate delivery. They are the most ele.
market. The prices-S50, SIS ard sfOo. q
sMIIH, I'D "a. ave. feI1-3t
FOR SAI.E-SINGLE TUBE TIRES So EACH
Factory cycle repairs of every description, TAI
Orb ST.. CAPITAL CYCLE co. Oldest house In
city. iaoT1,r
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100 Il I av, Or. %. 90
~ T st, st&dw..--20. %
1915 Half sw, 11r. Is. 90
SOB Sheridan NV. 1880
1907 Union ct. Ar. 1000
1411 Half sw, Or. $40
Is Dtngmau ct....--6.30
t2G 18th ct. .-....-
Several houses. Anacostia
SCH BROS. 1907 r 1t.
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MEAT MD GROCERY. NV. $3.50; y CASH
TAI. approved notes; sales $50 70 S.n daily !:
cash trade. rent. SIS: other business. FULTON
Il. GORDON, Atlantic I;ldg f-li3t