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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
THINK HE'S KNOCKED OUT
officials Believe Aguinaldo's Army
Will Go to Pieces---PIans to
Meet Guerrilla Warfare.

Washington, March Silt is said at
the WAR department that General Otis
Will not make a campaign during the
rainy season, nor is it believed he will
at present chase the Filipipos into the
mountain Businesses of Luzon. Off
Gals consider it evident that the fight
that was in Aguinaldo has been
whipped out of him and it is believed
he cannot hold the Filipino army to-
getller much longer. If Otis advises it
the war department will approve ces-
sation of active hostiities or further
forward movement, when little can be
accomplished save chasing the Flip
mos without definite results. n short
rest will determine whether the Flip
mos intend to keep up guerilla war
fare and plans are already maturing
to meet any such condition. Mattress
will be employed to fight the guerillas,
and as the government can give them
better pay and afford them greater
protection than Aguinaldo, there is no
doubt about their ability to employ ma
tives in this way. If there must be
guerilla fighting during the rainy sea-
son, which soon will be upon the Phil
ippines, the United States will not sac
rifice it's troops in such warfare if ma
tives can be obtained.
The scene of action around Manila
has shifted materially within tine last
twenty-four hours. MacArthur's adj
vance force, which has been pushing
northward, has reached the objective
point, Malolos. 1t is now cnioying
there a most deserved rest.
NewrFicld of Activity.
In the meantime new field of activ-
ltyappeals to the east of Manila. where
General Robert Halls brigade. made
up entirely of regulars, has thus far
been held as a reserve. Otis dispatch
received early this morning, referred
for the first time to fighting done by
Halls brigade, saying ii severe engage
ment occurred beyond Marqulna. This
is about ten miles due east of Manila
and entirely outside of the range of
fighting of MacArthur's division. On
the military map it is shown he adj
vanced fully ten miles up to Montal-
ban. According to Otis dispatch, re-
ceived at a. IN. today. Hall has now
retraced this stretch of ten miles and
is back again at Marquina.
Killing of Lieutenant Gregg.
The killing of Lieutenant Gregg. of
the Fourteenth infantry, occurred
during this fighting east of Manila. 1t
is particularly deplored in army cir
Giles. as Gregg was a popular young
officer. He was appointed to the mill
tary academy from Pennsylvania,
graduating in the class of 's7. serving
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
HER LOVER MlLlD AT MALOLOs
Miss Mary Wilson Suicides When
She Learns of His Death:

Chicago, April 1.-The Timcs-Iler-
AIDS Wichita, Nam, special says: Miss
Mary Wilson, Il prominent young So
ciety woman oil Augusta, committed
suicide upon learning that Alva L,
Dix, her lover. had been killed ON the
battlefield of Malolos. AlYa Dix was Il
private i'm Company c, Twentieth KAN
s'is Before he enlisted to fight for his
country against Spain he WAS IL pros
porous farmer in Wilson county and
one OF the most popular men in the
nelghborhooh. He had been cscertimg
Miss Wilson for some time previous
TO his enlistment and just before lie
joined his regiment became her af-
tianccd lover. Miss Wilson graduated
recently at Nassar. while her sweet
heart was ON his way 10 the Phiin-
pines.
Yesterday Miss Wilson saw her
lovers name in the list Of the killed
during the fighting before Malolos.
Last night when size retired she
wrote note to her father and mother,
telling them that ehe did not care to
live amy longer, since .Aiva was dead,
and left it ON Il table in her room.
Some time during the night she took
morphine and ended her life The
young people We're TO have been mar
ried in June.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
ADMIRAL CARPENTER SUICIDES.
Retired Naval Officer shoots Him

sell IN SanitariHm.
Boston, April 4. Rear admiral C. G.
Carpenter, retired, committed suicide
yesterday i'm Il santarium in this city.
Admiral Carpenter was called from
the retired list to active duty in the
navy yard at Portsmouth,. n. H., dur
ing the war, While Commodore Rcmey
was on duty at Key West. ADMIRAL
Carpenter had Il brilliant record.
Admiral Carpenter for the past six
weeks was an inmate OF the Adams
Nervine asylum, in the jamaica Plains
district, and at the earnest request OF
his family details nave been Withheld
from the public. He shot himself in
the head.
For a number Of Years previous 10
his retirement admiral Carpenter silf
Iered severely from nervous disorders
and soon after being released from
service went under medical treatment.
lie had apparently recovered, but six
weeks ago there came IL relapse and
he was again placed in the asylum.
Again he seemed To Improve and the
family had hopes he would be himself
again.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
H0NORS FOR THE
NATI0N'S HERO DEAD
Proclamation by the President in
Regard to Soldiers Who Died
IN the Spanish War,
APRIL 6 DAY OF MOURNING
Bodies of Officers and Men Brought
Back From Nest Indies to BE
Buried in the National
Cemetery.

Washington, April D. The president
today issued the following executive
order:
"ls is fitting that ON behalf OF the
nation tributes of honor be paid the
memories of the noble men who lost
their lives in the celntry's service dur
ing the late war With Spain. 1T is more
fitting, inasmuch as Ii was in conso-
nance with the spirit of our Tree in
situations and in obedience to Tic most
exalted promplings of patriotism,
that those who were sent to other
shores to do battle for their country's
honor under their coumtry's flag, went
freely from every quarter of our be-
loved land. Each soldier, each sailor,
parting from home ties. putting be-
hind him private interests in the pres
rncc OF The stern emergency of an UNI
sought war With am alien foe. was an
Individual type of that devotion of the
citizen TO the state which makes our
nation strong i'm unity and action.
These who died in another land left
in many homes HE undying memories
that aiicnd the heroic dead of all ages.
1T WAS fitting that with the advent
oil peace, WON by their sacrifices their
bodies should be gathered with tender
care and restored 10 home and kim
drca 'Fhis was done with the dead
pi Cuba and Puerto Rico. Those of
the Philippines still rest where they
fell, watched over by surviving COM
aides, crowned by the love of a CRATE
full nation.
Tho remains of many brought home
have been delivered to their families
for private burial. hut for others of
the brave officers and men who per-
ished there has been reserved inter
ment ground sacred to soldiers and
sailors amid the tributes of military
honor and national mourning they so
we'll deserve.
II therefore order; That upon the
arrival of the cultcgc at the national
cemetery at Arlington all proper mil
ilaiN and naval honors he paid the
dead heroes; that suitable ceremonies
attend !heir internrnt: that the GUS
tomal-y salute OF mourning be fired at
the cemetery ard that. on the same
DAY, ~ : p. M, IN" oth NaN on Aprii.
the national flag he displayed at half
stan ON all public buildings, forts,
camps, and public vessels OF the United
States; that at L. noon of said day all
departments of the government at
Washington be closed
'Wi!liam Mckinley"
Order by Meiklcjohn.
IN the same connection Acting See
retay Of War Meililejohn issued this
ortlel
~ he remains of officers and soldiers
who lost their lives in the war With
Spain during the operations i'm Cuba
and Puerto Rico viii he INFERRED with
due and fitting ceremonies in the ma
'ional cemetery at Arlington, VA,
Thursday. April 9. al 2 p. IN.
"iy direction Of the president, all of
the United Statc- troops serving in lie
vicinity of Washington, together with
the national guard of the district OF
Columbia, will be assembled al Airing
ton ON The date in question 10 partici
pate in The funeral ceremonies.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
MUST PAY LOCAL TAXES
Judge Prouty Declares Insurance
Companies Are Not
Exempt.

Des Moincs. Ia, April 4. Judge
Prouty has decided in the district
court that insurance companies, under
the constitution of the state, must pay
local taxes the same as individuals;
that the statute provision cycmpting
them from focal taxation in lieu of
the per cent state tax upon the gross
earnings is invalid. although in exist
ence ten years. The decision increases
the taxable property in Polk county
alone 100000
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Street Car Strike

Wheeling, w. Va, April 1.-The con,
ductors and motormen of the Wheel
ing and Elm Grove trolley line struck
this morning for an increase of wages,
which the company refuses. y gem
eral' strike of street railway employees
will be prec.ipitated. All lines are
owned by the same company and all
the employees made the same Demand
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Death of an IOWA Soldier

Washington, april L.. Brooke TO.
ports the death at CamP Columbia.
Havana, on the 2Sth of March, of Cor.
poral William j. Rudisell, of Company
c, Forty ninth Iowa, of typhoid; at
Santiago, the 29th, James Patton, OF
Company c, Eighth Illinois. of ty.
phoid pneumonia,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Two More Bodies Found.

Chicago, April 1.-TWO more bodies
were found today in the ruins of Ar
mour's felt and cnrled hair works,
burned Monday. They were identified
as VIM. Gillen and John White, EN-
ployes. This swells the number of VIC
Tins to seTen. There are still two en-
ploNea missing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Counterfeiter Arrested.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 31.-The
United States marshal has arrested
l.harles Moss for counte-feiting. He
was sent to Jail in default of $4,000
bail, A big counterfeiting outfit was
found hidden IL an clubhouse at his
home,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
May Meet in Des Moines.

New York, March Silt is an
nounced that the national congress of
mothers probably will hold it's next
convention at Des Moines, a., instead
OF Chicago, owing to pressing invita-
lions received from Iowa, Including
one from Governor Shaw.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Miners Strike.

Birmingham, Ala, April 1.-Two
thousand iron ore miners of this vicin-
ity and the coal miners of Bibb county
struck today, the former claiming in
accuracy in the check system, the lat
ter to enforce an increase of wages for
day lahnrerS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
THE NELSON SAILS FOR MANILA
Carries 900 Tons of Supplies for Sol
diers-- Collins Part of Her Caren.

San Francisco, CAL, April 1.-The
transport steamer Charles Nelson has
sailed for Manila. She had 800 tons of
freight, which is to be equally divided
between the commissary and quarter
masters departments. Lieutenant
Fred Aloe, of the Eighteenth United
States infantry, was in command of
sixty-six recruits, a number of whom
are for the hospital corps. The Nell
son carried large number of collins
in which the remains of American SOL
diers will be brought back to this CITY
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
SHERMAN Conyalescinp.

Washington, March 31.-Ex-secre.
tary sherman's physicians have issued
the following bulletin:.
MIR, Sherman has entirely recov.
cred from pneumonia. is convalesciue
and gaining Strength slowly" l.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
(,bicaao Failure

Chicago, April 1--E. /. Frost, sur
viving member Of the firm of NJ: S.
Frost & Son, builders of gas works,
has fled q petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities are $4,000; nominal as
sets, 100000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Deserving Asuina.do.

Manila. April !. 60 p. NJ. Natives
continue returning to their homes.
They are coming in all along the
American lines, and many of them,
seeing promises OF good treatment fnl-
filed, are inducing their relatives to
rctinn home.
General f.lwell S. Otis. commander
OF the American military forces. Las
received the following message from
Admiral DeWcs'.
Hearty concentrations on the mag
liticent work OF he army"
The United States Philippine COM
mission, the last member of that body.
Colonel Charles DENLY, having arrived
here. will discuss the situation. The
commissioners are hopeful of a speedy
restoration OF peace. believing hostili.
ties Will soon he confined to The laeit.
ual revolutiopists. General Harrison
Gray Otis sails for home today. H.
says he believes The insiirrtctiun ill-
received its death blo". Wheaton L
assumed command of the briradt
lately commanded by Otis.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Kentucky Brewers Fail,

Louisville, Ky, April 1.-The Schae-
fer-Mayer Brewing company has filed
Il deed of assignment. The assets are
between $250,000 and 100000 Liabil-
tiles, $13O,O0O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
burned to Death.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 31.-Henry
Lapin and wife were burned to death
last night on truck farm in the low
er section of the city. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Baroness Hirsch Dead.

Paris. April Baroness IIirseh,
widow of the Hebrew phlanthropis
is dead.
The baroness leaves several million
pounds sterling, chiefly bcqucathed TO
charities
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

-. Only one passenger; in 100000 is in.
,jured while riding in street car. For
statistical purposes the crushing; Of .
corp is not counted an injury.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Steam Collier Run Down.

Brighton, Eng, April 1.-The steam
collier Heathpool was run down and
sunk yesterday evening off Beachey-
head. Only one of the crew was saved.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
TRIPLE HANGING.

Two White Men and Negro Exc.
cuted in Alabama.
Troy, Ala, April 1.-Richard Yale.
Thomas johnson White and Sam Riv-
ers, colored, were hanged for the muir
der of Mrs. Ira Meyers, an aged wom-
an, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. L.
Meyers. at Josie, December last. Rob-
berry was the incentive.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
MARCHAND EXPEDITION.
Reported to Have arrived at Abys.
synian Capital March II.

Paris, April a.. Dispatches from aas
Jiboutel, on the Red sea, say the
Marchand expedition from Fashoda
arrived all well at Addisabeba, the cap
ital of Abyssinia, March II.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

A woman has as many ways of G,= K
ing man feel mean as she has y
using up stale bread,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

Washington, March s1-under date Of
March 30 General Otis. from Manila, for.
wards Adjutant General Corbin the fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-30
OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SALE-OR RENT-HOTEL BENNETT EUR
nishedJ Mt Lake Park. Md; crest of Ale
e'auics. Write W. L. WALSH, Cumberland Md.
myi3-5w
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French, GERMAN. Spanish, Sc
AFFINITY 10 e91sersing acquired in short time
BEaLlIZ SCHOOL. 123 14th at
Prof a. GONARD Principal deo2-5
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT
I 7, scn.rL nuiiling On northeast Of :.
the commissioners. u e. Washington M"y -;
sealed PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
49,, Tor constructing an eight room school build
ing On lots % 10 -, inclusive square 90 north
+ast T.rher 81 ;. e ave and 2d 81. Sc. Washing
l"n; - = Flank forms OF PROPOSALS and speciti-
cations, together with all necessary information
can be obtained upon application therefor at the
once or me Inspector Of buildings the District
Of C"lunhin. and bids upon these forms naly will
be considered The right is reserved to reject any
or alt bids Proposals u:ust hr ineIosed in an en-
veiope sealed and Endorsed ON the outside; Pro
I,s3ls Tor Constructing an Eight Room school
HGildng Tor ne Distri"t II Columbia JOHN h.
WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING II EEArU
Commissioners. u {. my29 6t
UNITED STATES SENATE. WASHINGTON II
United States Senate for the fiscal wear ending
June 80, 1890. viii be received at the ONE Of the
Ill TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON On THE SEVENTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1853, and ut thnt hour opened 10
the pIest nee Of those bidders who elect to m pres
emt. viz: Four thousand tons more or less Of
best Extra Hard White Ash Anthracite Coal large
furnace size screened and free from all iuplrties:
10 be stored IN the vaults OF the Senate wing Of
The Capitol (which are OPEN TO the Inspection OF
bidders, at the expense Of the contractor; all to
be delivered and stored at such times and In such
quantities Is may be ordered by the undersigpe
all coal 10 be loaded in the carts with forks and
lot shoseis The right 10 reweigh the coal at the
capitol building at the expense of the contractor
intending III" erection of proper scales for weigh
ing. also TO reject any or all proposals, ac-
cept any proposal is reserved by the undersigned
Each bid must lie accompanied by the certified
check OF the bidder for one hundred dollars paw
able 10 the order Of the financial clerk OF the Sen
ate. TO BE forfeited 10 the United States upon the
failure or refusal Of the bidder enter into any
contract awarded TO him; checks to be returned 10
bidders whose bids not accepted immediatelv
and 10 the bidder VIII, Sc bid is accepted upon ex-
ecution If contract in accordance with these spe-
citca lions. Coal furnished the Senate during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1900 will he INSPECTED
and weighed by employe Of the Senate TO he
designated by the sergean a al the Senate
and for this inspection charge VIII be mada to
the contractor. Bids should lie indorsed Pro
pc sails for Fuel, and addressed to The Sergeant
alarms. United States Senate" r J. BRIGHT
S"rgeant-st-Arms. United States Senate
uay9, 10, -, 30
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IITosr L4ent-pe>Irtle lo- on l. near Iirl: p sx
lTt tH' location for hat private residence i'm
Ys"'"lnsDts rented at 800 per month; price.
s~s=Et
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business property F ST. Forth side i-StGry
hri.s Dtf"- building. steam heat; nil mod iinrr<
- ID rented, lot - .S12I to IL fool alley triri
wanted JOHN l. WEAVER
Ur2.-a- Real Estate Officer.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-'DIRT CHEAp''-33 FT FRONTING
EAST on y. j. nv; 40 parking; fine
alley, paved; Just the place TO build and sch
quickly at GOOD profit; title perfect; abstract
furnished free. .. NJ. BRYANT, Owner WaEder
bldg my2T-:t+
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ny25 Nv coo 14th st. NV
FOR SAlE-2UO5. 2OUT AND 2UI5 BID y W; MOD
eEn brick houses; q -pOIns and hath: will be sold
for amt. purchased under trust; about 81 400
eAeh- ii. 4. II 81. %is 18th nv. my2i-Jf
FOR sALt-FINE INCOME PROPERTIES
IANING &c To TEN PER CENT NET
NOTE-Can on me for choice vacant and
Improved have a large up To DATE
list of the best properties the market affords
Plane 1892 T. T. BAUMGRAS I4lo q ar
my2u6tf
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FOR SALEM EVANSVILLE, NEAR STEAM
and electric road; S-rOom dwelling; cellar shade:
81 800. T-roOm dwelling: large lot, 81, 4e9. Great
bargains; easy terms. DUCkETT & DENT, go
Il ST Iny27 3t*
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DIR. Cara, Specialist.

Treats all chronic and special mAladles Of men
and women. rays electro-static, gAlvanic Fura-
dc electricity and all modern appliances in use.
Consultation free. Office hours from 10 80 10 so
politan block. epS-sns-1
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HOTEL RYNEAk,
Hotel TraYmOre.

on the ocean front, enlarged double its former
capacity; Il model of comfort And elegance.
Capacity 400.
u. s. WHITE. Jr. Owner and Proprietor.
nyl-52t-6
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
33S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.
Lot 25xl2I.3 10 wide alley: 3.5S;I square feet;
f"urstory brick house aud back building: to be
sold 10 settle estate: title perfect. RARE
CHANCE To BUY AVENUE PROPERTY.
SAM l. HUDGkINS, Trustee,
nv2T-Sis Tbir,I fsar o2a Pa ave
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MEDICAL
DIR. Leatherman,

Expert speci' list in the cure of all special dis
eases Of men and women. Consultation free.
Daily, 10 l2 10 5; Tues Thurs and Sat.
evenings, 4 TO Coz NV. Closed on Sunday.
my20-lfn"
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FOR SALE-HOISES.


EDD GAZE IJOI-CEC
iOh SAi1E--fic'SF1o-
hi, SUE IT r,Ef;AIX- FINE BRICK
an.I lr.v.nsrrur residence on X s. opposite
rr,rtIIr S,irgafr. contains fourteen rooms cv-
,gr-iv.- II fi,rrr t.,p,iSap,, bath r,urus with
uarl5' side. efr-. aHh is on" # the h's houses
iU .H- rify for "Hi"rtatninE. having an anu
s"'.iE barge dining room. Min hlr4Nfa@t 'a
siI. i' with fountain, and a s'arue "a the rear;
@ +. I'LL n, . '' d.,g,a now n.n: -rit-..
.,I' Cd. I -" i'l '',st "'. o., nc ti,r
i,,,.,1s s ..' At l,s, 81 Sn. Far further
~, i..''''' apply ~ t,r,r.,rI FOX & rEowN.
7..--,, 7 1890 80. +, I.-,,,Ii;--
r..HaS on floor: steam heat. fii'i iAih. VIZ
H'tt'f'y" in every 'iI"ln'H rEi i'l''H Gi,t
Sti.S7"'. i,Ei.i ,tIl Fi.,!M SI'.%.G
Ouo-rLlrI cash and Iss Lance in : YEARS. At
PER tENT INTEREST. Key aud TN i ;tL,I
ular~ ar my office GEO- \. NhlTltlNtii0N'
Iil" ?, -. NV myPE3t
E11 ~,IE- HyTGtf% n III AND Il BRICK
h. r~ ATM. il ~ojI t"forc Ism: viii Yield t"
l"r ont net. Address w y W H'''r '"'' y
Inr.i'-I
FOR SALE NEW ROMAN BRICK. FRONTING IN
"b"n @grarr Win l'aG,H rSsr. p"r.i:
!" aH parts "t cry, SIX G"'a aTl tn opIv
IuFI'' H-t.' 'L'i 80. ,',S,.I star ,trir.
-. - zen HIS ''S'
For >,I PRETTY EEICK COTTAGE At Mt.
Phi h"TaEa a'n mar tr, Inn mn Eack TarJ.
e. IL i,I. iot 55T1tn foot. bargain nt
S,-.s. IN st ~, Inward ave for hermit or
on HI;iCF \ iIISCuyP. G12 f4th 81. my29-2t
-. 49, .. -, :, ". =. . ,;.r,,I,y nav
~. n, 30 ~ > III, Il, ,nrs batb col
VIM" ~ihl 'aN'Il'i.' 'iIh, ~ III "a :. .,
lar mi large yali- N",!; l"1 -1-,<lf2 -, B"
- lIs - ~. IN cor,
~ 80 -, -, - Crr,+ ,rith . houses
rent. 81 me-. Price only 5000; Sioo cash '"l'
my27-,f W :. MINNIX. 1927
T0p S,TT5 T,E- ,T-T-y ron = 100: nOST COM
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.



Among The Spurs 1t til Adiyuulacks a family
MOTEL nj moderate rates opcus June 10 under
rev lathas' nrut ishiug rowing sailing aud
NShnniE Accommodates -. Si.na fur Euakict.
my -w T. HAMILTON. Prop.
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FOR SALE PHONE pa.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND ST Co,
Cor 9Th and sts. Room =.
Desirable 2stOry brick. 6 rooms. bath and
c-llar- 18th + st. n, blocks from cars;
prirr. 500. terms To- suit.
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FoR SALE RESIDENCE

FOR SALE RESbE.NCE-
Chesp-Sl3. 800.
Our block from 10th St:
blocks from Dupont Circle.
Nire bone for small family
Side lot 2UigxlOO.
vii! sell house or lot separate.
Owner . non-r resident: must sell
al once, s.. 800 cash. bal. at ol3Cc.
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MIsCELLANI:OIS.

MoupLAWN, ROCKVILLE. Nh oll.NS MAY
10: 5pO feet above level u Washington. every
modern convenience; baths. elcrJric bells gas
anu aifcslSh water: acres lawn and grove:
terms moderate. by day week " manfh. <ucrIal
rates Tor families, 10 trains daily. Addycss Mos.
NJ J. COII.EN- u,5lm
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FOR SALE-S150 DOWN AND so PER MONTH
VIII purchase most fayorably located lot at Ia
coma PARK. near electric cars, containing 300
So feet for only $545. Il. \. PHILLIPS,
my3O-2w 700 llth at NV