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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-15
Monday, October 10. A. D. 1898.

at 10 o'clock, a. M. Of said day, at the front
door Of the court house, In the city OF Abb
lene, Dickinson county, state Of Kansas,
without apprasement, sell to the highest
bidder for cash In hand. the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lots number one %, two Cs and three CD In
block two tD in Kinney & Hodges addition to
the city OF Abilene with the appurtenances,
In Dickinson county, state OF kansas.
The said real estate will be sold pursuant
to the Judgment OF the court In said cause
recited In said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this 9Th day OF Sept,
1895
N. B. ROBSON,
Sheriff OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-15
First published IN the Abilene Weekly Re
Hector, September s, A. D. 1893
SNERlFF'S SALE,
Case No. 37Ol.
J. II. McQuary, plaintiff,

f. G. McQuary, o. II. MeQuary, David ].
Busby and Pearl Edminston, defendants,
Underand by virtue of an order OF sale is
sued by the clerk Of the district court OF the
sth Judicial district within and for Dickin-
titled ease and to me directed and delivered,
I will nm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-15

patent medicines were taken, but without re.
suit, until we decided to try s. s. g., and by the
time the first bottle was finished, her head BIZ.
gan to heal. dozen bottles cured her com
pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth. She
Is now sixteen years old, and has . magnificent
growth Of hair. Not sign Of the dreadful
disease has ever returned
Il. T. SHORE,
27O4 Lucas Ave-, st. Louis, Mo.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
eease comes from within. 6wift's
Specific
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

Popon. y Russian. Has Kept His
Faith for Thirty Years

In search OF a mine % amber. y hich. L
found. will make the members OF the party
Independently wealthy. an expedition left
Sitka few weeks ago for one Of the ISL
anas Off the Alaskan coast. AT It's head
vas an Cd Russian. Popon by name, who
for thir'y years has been trying TO get
some ore with money TO send him in search
OF the anher mine.
HIS story t. al interesting one Some
thirty years ago he was A sailor On board
Russian sealing vessel which was
Alaskan coast. The crew managed TO
reach arother small island In thu schooner :
boats. and nearly starved before a Russian
war vessel happened along and rescued
them.
" bile on the island they found quantities
OF amber and traced II TO a big ledge Tbs.
pieces ~ amber which they had In their
ship were taken away by the officers
P0pon managed 70 smgggle one small piece
away and has hung 20 K ever since al
thought he has been all over the world
during the years that interviewed
lie tried many times to have an expedi-
ton ogifitied. but never succeeded. Dur
INK the recent mining excitement In the
came stranded He confued his secret 10
q few friends. and they furnished the
money that ou.fltted the party Popon
goes with them as guide and expects to be
back in Sitka within six months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
OUIF|TT|NG IN SEATTLE.
BOSTON BANKING FIRM BUYS ITS
EQUIPMENT HERE.
Profting by Past Experience. Com
rad l.. Allen Is Buying Supplies in
This City for a Party of Twelve
Men Who VIII Go North Soon.

Conrad l.. Alien. who was in Seattle last
April 10 outfit a party Of twenty men sent
20 Cook inlet b. the banking firm OF e K.
Davis & Co. Of Boston. IS again In the
city. making arrangements for another
party OF twelve men. who will go north
in few days In the interest Of the same
firm. Mr., Alien has been in Boeton ever
since his departure from Seattle and says
that since he left he has had a strong de-
sire to return and locate here permanent
~. To a Post-Inteligancer reporter at the
Hotel Stevens yesterday afternoon Mr.. Al
len said:
Il am now engaged In buying the pro-
visions and clothing for our sixth expedi-
ton TO Alaska. This party viii consist Of
twelve men. and tnsy and our other expe-
ditions will be equipped with a tw.n-screw
steam launch th.rty-four feet long. draw
ing only twenty inches OF water when
loaded. They will also have complete
mining outfit and food and clothing 10 last
them for period Of fifteen months. We
bought much Of the supplies for the first
expedition in the Eastern states. but for
our last party We purchased everything
In Seattle, and shall do the same this time.
as We are able 10 buy cheaper here and
can get much better assortment of klon-
dixie clothing and provisions.
This party viii 90 north by ocean
steamer TO st. Michael where they will
embark in their launch and steam UP the
Yukon 10 Manook creek. thus avoiding the
delays OF transports and river boats
Davis & Co. have large holdings at
Msnook creek. which were secured by the
party sent TO Alaska last fall. and who are
now working the mines in con junction
with a party OF ten sent IN the spring.
We have been promised large shipment
of gold this fall and are not al all dis
appointed over the general outlook EX-
perts who have been sent to Alaska with
the various expeditions speak Of the coun
try In the most fattering terms, anu they
report that the prospects OF making rich
stake for the people they represent are
very bright and in 10 way disappointing.
A letter was received from one of our men
al Cook inlet just before 1 left Boston
and he reported that the expedition had
already secured fifteen claims which
showed fifty colors on the surface. They
ara now sinking to bedrock on two OF
these claims and are making more than
good wages as they go down.
While the mines in Cook inlet are not
So immensely rich as In the Yukon cour-
try, We believe We have some property
there which can be worked at a hand
some profit. We have such great faith in
Alaska that We shall send one more party
OF ten men from Seattle TO Cook inlet be-
fore navigation closes this fall.
The Alaska talk in the East has great
~ revived since the gold commenced TO ar
rive in Seattle. and If peace should be
declared within the next few weeks ! be
lieve We Will sea quite \ rush TO all parts
OF Alaska this fall"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
MICHIGAN AND WISDOM
SIN PRESS ASSOCIATIONS,
Excursionists Visit seattle. Take q
Run Ont to the Lake and the
Assay Office.

Nearly Do ,nembe;s Of he Michigan and
Wisconsin Press Associations reached the
city yesterday afternoon an the steamer
city OF Kingston from Victoria. Thclr
special train had come down from Van
couyer and was awaiting them here. They
were met Al Yesier dock BY Messsrs T. ".
Prosch, VIII H. Parry. :. t. Crawford.
Sherwood G.llespy. John ]. McGilvra, Vic
tor II. Beckman and other representative
members Of the Chamber OF Commerce
and OF the citizens al large and while no
formal preparations had been made sor
their reception. the visitors spent a very
peasant afternoon and evening
run was taken over the Ycsler lire TO
Loschi park. There the visitors had the
pleasure Of seeing the sea lions fed and OF
wandering about the grounds and admir-
ing tive flowers. small steamer and
barge lay waiting for them aud they had =
pleasant excursion on the lake 10 Mad
con park. whore they took cars FOR the
city. The committee arranged n visit 10
the assay Office and Tnany OF the visit 1rs
found this the nrsf attractive part u the
excursion. Handing bars Of KIouiike gold
ard feasting their eyes on dust and mug
gets brought them one stage nearer the
new Eldorado and fixed Seattle more firm
Il in their minds in connection With the
land Of gold.
The evening VAS spent in shopping and
81 looking about the streets OF the city.
The excursioaists left at - early h4ur
tbs morning for Tacoma. whence they
VIII turn their faces again eastward.
The member Of the Wisconsin asssoc3a-
ton are as follows:
President AMI Mrs. =. ". Rox-oa AMI
Misses Belle and Ivy Howrcn. %ortawest-
EN-. oshkosh; Secretary ans Mrs. - =
], ferSou NJ ana Mr. T. r. Head Tefe-
gF4pa-Colrter k@nu~hs, Mr. ana Mrs r
stopper bach AMI Adelaide Stoppen tsag h.
Naschter. Jefferson. Mrs. susanna Humes
Northwestern oshkosh Air AMI M7s a
" shelton. Herald RA.ne3anaer. Mr. and
Mrs IL gn,-s l. Torsr Sln. kaak suu4 Mr.
AL Il s. r,,ri Baens.A Post MaUltCwor-
NJ aud Mrs George : k&=sec;. News.
tfasnhr tEc- - Il Eridg0an ana Mss
leau Harley A.-ss Bird Hrl5gman. Re
paA5tt&n St4n.ey NJ. ara Mr. NJ ]?
Etrdl2Uo AMI Cert: SIDE Kta45AId. witness.
F@4Vex!l5a. NJ ard Ms r VI. Cocn Re
Taylor - cd. Bar-3n. Mr. Adelaide
H.aE Tires. AaapGr NJ. ana Mrs. II.
/. Hoard ana N.S- Et8rence Vienna n.
Tnion Fart Atkinson. Z, J. Roach, Ban
r@~ R.3rwav- J - Dshien T'snsS Mount
Ho~e5 NJ aH8 Ms r 2 Powers and
Miss Lucinda E Powers Herald WaE~au.
NJ puf Ais = Jones - Dr ard M.
s z. spears Ttales ~ 4sbh3rn. MF AID
M A = Eosay E8 Tprisv. n:o1 grove
- n i~1e Herald SpsTta NJ. aud Mrs
:. n!ss r. Is.hrop. Helping Hand Asa-
lad M and Mrs. II ~ Meyer and Mrs..
A.i.A HAroaea- Volkstrs-aA Aona.iAn'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
Eeiifti still at Large.

The chances are that Philip FelHfi who
stabbed John II Crosse. another Italian.
10 death near Back Diamond on. Sunday
evening. will never be captured He had
s'vesai days the start Of the sherifs dep
utes who aEe working on the case. and
a. Deputy Sheriff Lane says "a stern
chase Is always 4 long chase"
Te,egranis and letters have been sent In
All directions by the sherif'S Office bun 50
lar 10 trace OF the murderer has been
sezsIRed
Ii is extremely probable that he took an
eastbonnd freight train at Palmer. a few
niles from Black Diamond, on the night
of the murder. and Is now on the other side
Of &he continent.
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,iation assumes


The funeral services OF r. W. Robinson.
who wTs Killed by an explosion In the
tan"y inlne Wednesday, were held yester-
Dag ~ Eutts5worth's chapel. Rev. Louis
J Sawyer officiating. The services wore
attended by a large crowd. the United
Electrical Workers attending in a body
The floral offerings werr many ard very
pretty The inter:sent was in Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral services ~ Charles wal
tvrs. who WIS Killed a the same tim. IN
the min" as Mr. Robinson We're held yes
terd3y afternoon a Trinity Parish churc h.
Rev II II. Gowen otticiating and inter
ugut was IN Lake View cemetery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

WILL NOT BURY THEM.
Railroad Regards Parties Killed on
Its Tracks a~ Trespassers

In response 10 an inquiry regarding the
disposition OF remains OF parties killed
a-onE the line Of the Northern Pacific,
Coroner iIndell yesterday received the
following communication from Superia-
tendvnt T.. ]. PEARSON
our beneficial association assumes
burial expenses 20 certain extent In the
eases - employees II the cases OF tr.s-
possers the railway company understands
tAA.. "2 account OF taxes which II pays.
attention VIII be given 10 such unfortu-
mates by the community in the Interests
Of which the lax payments are devoted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
Alaska Mail Contract,

The Bennett Lake and klondike Navi-
sa Iou company has closed contract
with F. c. Richardson. Of this CITY 10
carry the United States mail over the
route travelled 10y i;s steamers This con.
tract amounts TO a good deal as all the
mail for points on the lower river Will be
sent down on the up-rver steamers. The
yesse.s " the fleet are the Flora. Ora aud
Nora.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
scbveppc's Hody Recovered.

Graphing hooks manipulated by William
X~oei ard \ J. Hahn brought up The body
of Henry Schwcppe. fbe young German
drowned IN the bay Thursday night from
tAe waters underneath tho trawhyfdwe The
body WAS recovered Yesterday morning
whiie the .!ie vas out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
New Sutfa FLEA

The following new suits We're fled In the
superior court yesterday:
p. G. Hayes vs. Mary E. Han-Note and
mort gage. 81 s1
Maggie May corEea vs. Manuel correa-
Divorce
". l. Church VS.. J. J. Dunean-No;s
$50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
THE NIL. TRACT.
This Property Ia tie Placed on the
Market.

NJ CHARLES W Slater. agent Tor john
W Thompson. the owner Of the ". .
mn tract. is authority for TIA statement
thtt ,A.s property S - be placed 81 The
market within shor; flme. For mann
b,c 81 y~ays past ,ne filti ;ract has been
~ the market Or account II being iu an
estate Mr&nw hile TIRE city has grown NJ
3taIeI l. sut extended GA; - tas lake
shore. TIE situation ~ So large an uu-
improved tract between NesleT way and
jt.kss9 street: .a iac heart az he cry.
tas ar . sNr;5rd comment tror1 s--ar =
OPS T1e t&ct te4; .t IT. new 81 K a7 he
n.a-h~t W. l-' kood news to property
ova.s~ ..H-S t1r 1es.er way ag@ There
IS lfe-t ..sf acrsx .u fhe ;Fact al 90 Which
ht~ ~~s3> bsea ~uoaIy3ra and 1,atf"3
f, is eagsscr.i = wy desirable location
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passage % his act, and viIi not be In ssx-
sion again Until octooer ~ next and cor
s-qGsntiF no action csn be sakeu by the
eourt under the above quoted section be-
fore that date. Please notify the bar of
yc0r court OF this sacG.
j. IL NkENNEY
''CleFk ~ the Supreme Court OF the United
States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

OCEAN SteansHp- 1tri<ha1a. South
s"1 4-d i.sestta - the Boston aaa
.-&k r-~f2anv W. rave S-as;le as
~-.o 80 '7a 3c4 49, make direct ccTaec-
.fe.e 81 q. .ar company tSn' Ar3tt cHvrT
s-ts -.r-~ ~ - Meaas' fr D1NSan CTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

REMEMBER Foresters' annual excur-
sion, Pleasant Beach. Sunday. Steamers
leave Central dock. foot Washington 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans. with To-
mato Sauce. Original and best.
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STEAMER Sentinel, City dock. for Ia
coma. 10 a. m, $50 p III. Fare. soc.
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases o.
women. "A Hinckley.
Evening star., 1898-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

(No. SAB. Adm. Doc 24)
THIS Is TO GIVE Notice THAT THE SUB.
s1EibeF, OF the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Supreme Cpnrt Of the District of Colunl-
Lia, holding Special Term for Orphans Court
Business Letters Testamentary ON the personal
estate of ANTHONY POLLOK, late of the district
OF Columbia, deceased; ell persons having claims
against the sad deceased hereby warnSd 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to ths
subscriber. before the 18th day of August
next. they may otherwise by Law. be excluded
frem all benefit of the said estate. Signed this
2ath day of August, 1885 AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. By JAS. r. HOOD, Sec
rotary. wM A. McKENNEY. Proctor. sci -lan q
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FOR RENT-fl24 I5TH ST, l5R. & . BA.. 500. 80
1I19 DeSales, 1br&bSjp 80 H. 18th. 1Or&b. 90
1226 . s,3gtsb. - 80 1921 ). TTSb. III. 90
seS-3t" THO& W. HUNGERF0RD. 1919 NV
Evening star., 1898-09-08
BRADLEY, 1903 F st.

223i eth Lw ,6r&sto. Is. 90
3O6 L st NV, 6r. 10. 80
l2I n Sc, 6r. ........7.5O
Evening star., 1898-09-08

224h 1871 sw. .8r&b. 16. %
$50 Fla av NV Or. b. 1900
3 hs Canal sw, 5r. Hoo
3 hs TEN av NV, Or. go
929 Union CT NV. Or. $50
24o9-11 Shows ct,
Ar d water. g. 90
repairs.
CHAS. LINkINS,
Room 60, McGill bldg.
Evening star., 1898-09-08

&c Il RENT 656 Mass he. 12r.. IS
1903 NV. $1,000 pr yr 1919 Vt nv, fur d. 125
1873 10Th. cor Greg .$1O0 1922 90 ST 10
1i4l Binney, lUr&D. 80 Store 70I 9th 10
1854 10th nw..-.....Ioi Office rooms. 1897 + INV.
l8Us 1,th NV. 800 1147 18th NV, lUr. 60
18Th mr. Col I'd. Tor. 50 1924 Union sw. Or. 10
alley. Ar. $50 1433 l. NV PHI. 100
ll.4 CoIc' ran 80 1926 Linden ne. al. IL 50
Al 9th NV, DR.. 100 645 Acker ne 7r. 10 20
1912 Sunderl nd pl. 13r. - 1910 Union ct sw.
2I1I L st Or. .30.5CI
aul3-2it' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 F ST.
FOR RENT = HOUSE 1913 1ST ST NV: e
rooms; nj: $3.50. Is + st NV; rooms;
aul6tf ". c. JOHNSON, 1so2 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-09-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA 632 PA Ay.N.w.
924 E st NV. II rooms, bath, &c. $40. 50
9i5 st. NV, rooms. m.i.............-.2 -. 30
1907 18th NV, Sr. S35.O 90 22i3 18th NV, Dr. 12 90
500 9Th sw, st&dw %. 10 225 135 sw, 6r. IL 30
241 14th sw Or. 20.oo rs Fenton 5r. 10. 80
433 \ av NV, 1r. 1900 1884 f Sc. 5r. 3. 80
500 ne, Or. 90 1923 n sy Sc, 5r. 8. 90
12S Tenn ne, Or a. 30 1871 ila 5r. 81
1909 2lst NV, 5r. 1850 2122 Va NV. Or. %. 30
1893 Sth NV, Or. 1900 2104 Va ay NV, Ar. $50
S22 14th sw, 6r. 1900 POI ID NV, 4r.... 80
f33 Az sw, st&dw Is. 80 1855 sw 3r. IS. 90
61S D sY, 5r.. 1900 1902 IA sw, Sr. 1880
sp3-tf
Evening star., 1898-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. ALL
VS. of 10Th st nv; = 60 II rpnuls ana lri,,as
sS.ZJo 10 sI,2ao-each one worth friln 81 n5n n,
S-,9go more than present price. NGITE or
NSlas hoh lls1 W. :. AINNIN
- 1922 l. NV
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FOR RENT-525 2aD ST. NV. ROOMS sIi SO
5II Whitney ave., ar. cottage, ami. "a 90
lgSl q St nv. 10r., ba., sta. reduced to-. 36. 90
H. II. T. LEiPoiD, s.w. cor. 18th and sts
ee5-6t
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FOR RENT-CHAS. II. WEAVER
S.w. 10th and sts NV
1925 n j. ave. n rms. and ba $40 90
66l $. c. ave. J.e., 8 rms. Ind hath 22 80
34S0 + st. NV. @ rIIie. ard bath. Is 10
600 23d st. n.w.. rms .$12. 90
sel-tf -a.sx
Evening star., 1898-09-08

TUX SALE
A splendid corLor prCI Crty. Nv GINlaS. g
story: 10 rooms aud ccller; ,lrirs = 500 fsr /,
lev days only. b. Al. WARNER 4 CO
seo-,t 9lG J. 81 nv
Evening star., 1898-09-08

LEE. 616 lITH
1i51 Pierce NV. 1r&h S25
1917 keuesaw ,9r&b. 81. 90
1901 King IA NV, 6 &b. &c
los. 10th. ar a. 10. ~
lSth&T NV, sto&cel. II
Evening star., 1898-09-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1011 NJ NV. 14r,2 ba,
2 but pantries. s6S. 90
12o +. 6y&b. ID. 80
1I1S Fla ay, Grab. 1880
2123 Ward pl, Grab 1850
1209 7th NV, ,st&dw 1900
1853 Seaton, Or, b. 1850
VIII make all necessary
se2-tr
Evening star., 1898-09-08
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE -NERY DESIRABLE HOUSES
NEAR DUPONT and SCOTT CIRtTES for
smaller houses. either I'm CITY OR SI-BURIS
t1akoma Park BrghtwoUd Park. Eckingtun ur
the Heights. JOHN o. JOHNSON, l4lJ q Il
seG-5t
Evening star., 1898-09-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFU RNISHED.

FOR REMITTANCE BRICK DWELLING, aas VI
st. NV, II looms and bath. $50: brick 6l5 II
st. NV. IL reomS aud hath. $40. and large bay
window brick. 1123 10th ST NV. 10 rooms and
bath $40, and brick, 1929 lTth ST. NV, Il
rooms and bath, $40
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FUR KENT
11l9 st; fine brown stone dwelling. facin,;
park. contains IL and BATH heated by
furnace and range; all conveniences; house has
been newly papered and painted throughout:
convenient to 5 lines. Price $500 per
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO..
seS-th s,tu,3t 1924 ST NV
Evening star., 1898-09-08

foR SALE-THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. All,
800 10 sI.2se-each one worth frum ST 900 10
S-;;2Ip fS;2G ,Ea; mSpe thar present price WRITE or
sSl1' seSl-I f"h hsr W 5. MLNNIN.
FOR SALE
STORY. spis4Gia iS r eoreT pTgIery nv e,zIos. 8
lev lev d days only b. A. WARNER \ 90.
FOR sAlE-Ar LOSS or - 500 Nearly
& &Nl;M ERoMN-sToNE HOUSE 0N X ST. Nf,AE
CONN. AVE-; SOUTH FR0NT: VEHY nFEii,
LOT and WIDE ALLEY -
scsloi JOHN -. JOHNSON. 14la G st
FOR SALE-AT \ SACRIFICE BEAITIFTI. "a
ROOM not Sc. STONE FRONT: on sly
IEENIh ST ABoVE SCOTT CIRCLE: TAEt5I:
HgIi MI ,,hN PWo i-I.: AI-dIEAS: REASONABLE oFFER
ses-lot JOHN o. JOHNSON. 1iIo q 1t.
FOR SALE-CII AIotING NfcW ROMAN FEICf 1I7
rooms. BATH. Iantry aud o.nrnfe,i relIgI. Rni,i
raj wood interior finish: flrrg5r.. b,,i. .,I, ,i
Par7S. with olk mauicfs: handsome .l.,,-atl.1.
nice porch; faces ON trautifui ilfk l,s.tI,,n -
sc''Ct' Ntiit1hle biTd' s-lesl fo- kridr and
EIoolh. trir". Si@o: 500 or more cash ialancr
-l 10 sGll Aldress CARLO star ofior. scs-sts
FOR sALE-6.s = ST. Ne, s-ST0RY PRES5
@ ollek front; 10 rooms. hath and hn- celar: ami;
OWNER, on premises. srS-Gt.
FOR sALE-o9 ExCHANGE-PRIcE REDUCED
hrlek houses ever offered Colurubis IIeights
se-l se7 5Ee pTse; 3; near i25h and Columbia
fpR SALE-A CHEAP HoME-oNLY 81 COO
va! window brick. near govt. printing oflicc; j
s@@"!as @ and bath; loi i6Ai0o; 3o-ft silov; cnst
$3.50. STONE FAIRFAX SO6 r 81. nv.
FOR SALE-oNIY s2s5p-oN CoNCRF.TI5n
STREET EoRTHEASr r-tRoOM BRICK: All
MOD. lMPS.; SloO CASH. BAL. $50 PER Ma
NN;WNi NNi;WNi' Sld-So {, A SHIELDS, I4a5 + Sr'
FOR SALE NEW. CHE.P AND No CASH M
2IitED; MONTHLY PAYMENT SMALL, "A
RENT WOULD BE- 17I4 22d St nv; : r,ont
and cellar; stone and light brick front. cahinei
mahtsls, tiled bath room and yestihule: rIectzi,
gas lighting. steel range aud handsome -
ifigeTator. JOHN II. WALTER. 1921 4 ST uv
FOR sALE-MODERN b W BRICK; q ROOMS
easy terms; naIl and It. 1929 5th st nv
FOR SALE-1407. 1911 AND l4I3 2IST ST .-ONTY
leit OF the handsome block of houses 2iEt
fronts: 10 rooms; tiled baths: all open fixtures:
handsom.1y decorated; cabinet mant Is. and
for price offered. Can for price and terms t;Ep
y COOPER Owner. eos L st. NV. seq w.
FOR SALE BARGAIN N A FINE RESIpENCF-
We are prepared TO offer the best built
at a decided bargain il soid within the next
month. Only parties meaning business need ap-
piS Des-ot B. H, wARSER SIa : : GO; Go;
FOR sALE-BARG AIN HUNTERS. INTENTION
i have large Il P-TO -EATE'' list Of the u,st
properties the market affords. Many viii be soli
az .n BIG "a sACRitlCE Good time 10 hwy.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
IN Columbian College subdivision, cor 18th and
Bthhey SITS; IL rooms; magulhcently finished: will
er, CHAS. c. DUNCANSoN. 9Th aud u sts nv
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FOR SALE - NEW HOUSE. u Ro0Ms. 1857
Isaan4Ee X St Columbia Heights. overlooking city.
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FOR RENT-hAI.PH ".
1881 u, fur, ,3r&b. .Slo0
1206 18th NV. Sr. 4on fl 45
10l5 9th ne, Tr&h. IN
1855 Sher av .5rSwell IA
256 Willowtrec. 4r&wa. 4
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FOE SAlE-Ar 4 LOSS or - 500 NEAt;7 \
NhN ERgMN-SToNE HOUSE DN X ST MAJ;
LOT and WIDE ALLEY -
scA-loi JOHN -. JOHNSON 1IIo 4. 81,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed: with stand; dely-
cred free in city; on month applies on purchase
Of new when directly following rental
N1ChOFF. SfAMANS Il BENEDICT,
del9-tI Cor. Sth and Z sts NV
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
FTRNIsHED.

FOR RENTfFURSisHED- ED-CoRNER HOUSE. 100
18th St nv; SPOONS; baths; billiard, Bruins
w.ek-baikesr table, steam heat: coal and gas
ranges completely furnished. Inquire on premises
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FOR RENT-MOST COMPLETE AND COY SIX
ROOM HOUSES. WITH RECEPTION HAII.
AND BATH. FOR Sl1.50 PER MONTH: Sc:
near line and convenient 10 Capitol and Con
gressionaI Library building.
BECK & WELLER
Real Estate Brokers
se6-6t Coz L St NV
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-DFEBI.E &
i4Io Pa av ,sto, eel. SIS. 90
SIS F nv, 2IF&b. rs. 90
926 23d st, 11r&b. 40. 60
145l y NV, sr&b. .,i4U. %
1903 18th, 1tr&b. .35. 10
1908 r ! av, 6r&2b .32. so
1921 \ ii av. Grab. 80. so
3o06 z, 9r&b. -. 80. 90
2256 18th st, 6r&b .25. 80
LA h Sc. 1r&b. 30. SO
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FOR ENfea=FURSIsHED- IOWA CIRCLE;
new paper new furniture; hot water heat; cleo
tric lights tiled and porcelain bath. Can be Seen
at any tfnt- ~ se5-s .tu, ,th,3t
FOR RENTllTHE OWNER OF a WEIL-LoCAT-
ed furnished house (hot water heating) Oh b st.
would rentea part of it to desirable party. Ad-
dress Box /, Stariotice se3tf
Evening star., 1898-09-08

FOR SALE-'fs VIKING SPECIAL; COST SIS;
ipstaiiments to responsible party. 619 18th st.
NV. au20-a