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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-26

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rooms. ard sneirainE connection AZ ~
tor 70 csm pf<ssor 10 operate snms. rer
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ARTISTIC hairdresssng. scientific mani
curing, facial massage. supernuous hair.
moles and other blemishes permanently
removed; scalp treatment a specially;
gray hair restored TO It's natural color;
positively not a dye; hairwork: orna-
ments and toilet articles. Modern Toilet
Speciality Company. .. 30, 81 Downs
block 100 Second ave-: tel. Main 5N.
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NOTICE OF MEETING-Notice - hers.
by given that the annual meeting on the
stockholders OF the Sea Lever MINUS
and Milling Company will be heio q, the
office OF L. c. Gilman. Pioneer BLOCK.
Seattle. WASH. on Wednesday. June
at 40 o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
eIecting trustees for the ensuing year.
and transacting such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
SEA LEVEL MINING 4 MILLING CO.
BY ]. r. ROGERS. Priest.
w. A. Steel. Secretary.
Dated at Seattle, Wash. May "A. lSS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
Stockholders. Ainsworth Mining and
Smelling Co.. Office $40 Bailey building.
Seattle wash.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF this com
pany will be held at the ofYice OF the
company on Monday. the 5th day OF
June. 1899. at O'Clock p m. BY order
OF the president.
GEORGE FRANCIS FAY.
Secretary.
Seattle. Wash. May q. 1899.
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uEt.r WANTED-MALE.


WANTED Man aaa wife AZ sniii kitchen:
s,asionafs engineer. Gs scorers aad
heweTs & 3, mill saliyman. nsur packer.
sfts ua.i iasseYrs fuckers ard bankers,
srn,,er- knse sggtersN shert order ssoss
huekeFs ana sktisers, s. 3 ard s.. cigar
makers mixers ard farm harsis. So ant
81, r'Akmea sgA re@anep, & day, 8
harse ;ssmsfev. So, sssseFs. S. IA. nasu
an3 camp hj4c k~nlihs. s. . and heara
wsa7Chssssf'etS aea DAY tnea in wood
yard Cranes ies Washington street
WANTEIN--At CrawfoFsl's ita West Main
stFe.i-~iss2 Il. II, laioreFs graders. team
sterS ard .o~smsa sor Trinidad u y
r. Il Fssley Br0s. n isarEAgs's navy work
free pA<S. uo DEPOSIT. - AEsaxerasa fA~
f4pall cd NISSAN. - y u r.. Tree
pass. :, extra gang msa for Cassen. y,
Y h II. fy~s PASS Hatt blacksmith.
+ -; fnill men, So and So. weo3ssmen,
s. la &c 80
wANTED~Men te taAs sontsaet fer ran
ming sanH*i "a quarts cia3ss Ea Sulsaa
hsssn. iva to three hundred swst tgnuA,
must h as,lShs& ~ Sovssah%r : ms
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nens A@t mysf .ctasS afssris EstaeFs nse4
aUSwvf A&sFess fss further tBfaEssas-
tssa T., .. kraeSvr. =, q Hex A. Sng>-
ccAl MINERS accustomed 81 pitching
VEINS .sa always era steady ~ars -
e3 wages 81 tAe Tesla sstass Afa-
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ard Sau Tes. asn tNeai CA, ~ Anatsesa
ssF street. San Ftane SEQ II. II N0gtos
sEpsTlzks sassnf
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF Partnership n.
partnership heretofore existing between
Yhornss z EyAnson and C. @ F1isun
under the name 81 the Seattle weosea
Manufacturing Company. In dissolved
By mutual consent.
Ap..l y. $50
THOs r. ETANSoN
G. G.. TILSCS.
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The following letters await advertisss
~ this Office:
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DON'T FORGET 20 attend the auction
sale a; BardIn & Plafy's store. ~ and 42i
Pike street. every day az 40 and ! 80:
dress goods, furnishing goods. domesiics
etc. everything must be sold this week
regardless OF cost. come early. Hsck-
erton & Dewitt snctsoneers
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10
BILLINGS POsToFFICE.
LOCAL NOTES.

Its Oft. Are you on? A home or
Investment. 4l-tf
West Side Addition is the place to
build a home.
The city council did not hold any
special meeting last night.
Rocky Fork coal cleaned, $3.75 per
ton; better than ever Donovan 81
Spear.
You car secure lots in the West
Side Addition by a small payment per
month.
Rocky Fork coal cleaned, $3. rs
per ton; better than ever. Donovan
g. Spear.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
at 50, and up.
See w. B. George and get lots in
the West Side Addition. They are sell
ing like hot cakes.
Headaches cured to stay cured.
DR.. Corkins. eye specialist. Cottage
Inn. Free Examinations.
l-J. r. Goss of this city was last
week admitted to practie in the United
States circuit and district courts.
Have your eyes fitted right, to stay
right. Free examination. DR.. Cor.
kins, eye specialist. Cottage Inn.
1.-THE Custer Cattle company ship.
ped a trainload Of cattle Saturday from
.Ballentine to the Chicago market.
The Florence GittentQpS'R Rescue
circle will meet with MIsC. Fl. Bar.
stow next Friday afteSn6on at3 O'Clock.
Go early and avoid the crowds at
Yegen Bros. special sale on fancy china
and toys, which continues until Thurs.
day night,
-Adelina Patti says: The KIM
ball piano has a wonderfully sweet and
sympathetic Tone" Sold by OrtoD
Bros, Butte, Mont. W,
The elements seem to be striving
hard to give us a touch of winter, but
the nearest to 1t is a chilling wind and
n few drops of rain.
Police Judge Mann sentenced tvs
plain drunks to work on the streets
yesterday in lieu Of the coin with which
to pay a flne of $5 each.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10

Hon. W. f. Meyer Of Red Lodge was
in the city Sunday on his way home
from a visit to the old home ranch in
this county, which lie sold Saturday to
Prot. N. McCrary of Park City for
$1,000.
Mrs. Joseph Voegel and daughter,
Mary, Of Cody, Wyo.. arrived in the
city Saturday and are stopping at the
Cottage Inn. They are en- route to
MUNICH, Bavaria, the old home Of Mrs.
Voegel, for a visit. They have pur-
chased steamship tickets Of Carwile &
Bouton Of this city and will leave
Thursday morning for Baltimore,
where they will take passage on the
Halle, a North German Lloyd steamer,
OIL Oct. 10.
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SP ECIAL SALE.

Ysgen Bros. Are selling Fancy China and
Toys ut Reduced Prices.
Yegen Bros, instituted a five days
special sale Saturday on their big stock
Of fancy china and toys, when every.
thing Ia being sold at one-third of reg
ular prices. This great reduction Ia
simply to make room for our new goods
and will not occur again. Now IL the
time to buy holiday presents at cost.
Cups and sauoers, %jardiniers, teapots,
sugar aud cream, fancy plates, salad
bowls, vases, etc. Dolls, mechanical
toys. iron toys. toy trunks, tool chests.
steamboats,. Hundreds of pretty things
suitable for presents, Came early
and avoid the crowds.
Yegen Bros,
1t Big Department. store,
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ZIG ORDER FOR kIMBALL PIANOS

:" So ~"
Organ to be Supplied the Ouachita
College in ArkRnsas.
The Hollenberg Music Co., Of Little
Rock, Ark, contaminated an import.
ant deal with the Ouaohita College last
week, whereby they will supply this
institution with twenty.four new scale
Kimball pianos and II Kimball pneu.
matte pipe organ. The Ouachita Col.
lege Ia one Of the leading educational
institutions in Arkansas and has gained
a distinction equal to any in tho south.
west. A special building for oonserva.
tory purposes, with q seating capacity
of over one thousand people, has just
been completed. The Kimball pipe
organ will be used in this building.
The HollenberR Music Go. have good
reasons to feel proud Of this business
transaction, while the W. w. Kimball
Go. must feel pleased at the tribute paid
their products.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10
Personal POINTS.

Geo. Pirrie was in from Halbert yes.
terday.
u. b. Camp Of Laurel wal a Sunday
visitor in Billings.
/R. Il. Hardness ia looking after bus.
hness affairs in Butte.
Il. Z. Crawford Of shawmut has been
In the city several days on business.
Mayor Chris Yegen is taking in
Hunters Hot Springs for a few days.
r. A. Grace, representing the ST..
Paul Dispatch was in the city yester.
day.
y Deputy United States Marshal Sam
jackson was down from Helena Satur.
day.
F. FREEMAN and A. Il. Flager Of Red
lodge were Magic City visitors last
night.
T. p. Mcdonald, manager Of the
Bridger mine, was in the city last
night.
Miss Winifred Rixon Ia visiting at
the home of Mrs. j.. H. Calhoun up the
valley.
DR.. Henry Chapple and wife have
gone to the mountains again for the
DOCTORS health.
J. B. Amin, secretary Of the Colum-
bus Mercantile company, OF Columbus,
is in the city today.
Rufus Thompson, the Highfield flock.
master, arrived In the city yesterday
for a few days stay.
j. M. Rapelje Of Glendive. Northern
Pacific trainmaster Of the Yellowstone
division, ia in the city today.
Col. L. Whitney Of Carbonate, who
was n a prominent Citizen Of Bill.
ings. was a city visitor Sunday.
Hon. W. A. Hedges Of Yale, q prom.
inent flocknaster Of Fergus county, is
looking after business affairs in Billings
this week.
Fl. 4. Seaman, the popular represen.
tative Of the Carpenter Paper Co., Of
Omaha. is in the city accompanied by
Mrs. Seaman.
"Boxy" Farrell left Saturday for a
few days s~oiourn AZ Hunters Hot
Springs. He ia expected to return to.
morrow morning.
Fl. B. Day, advance for the Girl
From Chill" company is in the city
making arrangements for the appear
anoe Of his company.
Conductors M. l.. O'Brien aud A. Il.
Anderson came up from Glendive this
morning to take charge Of the special
soldier trains this afternoon.
Henry schnitzel and Bert Moody,
two mine owners from Lead, s. d.,
who have interests In Wyoming, were
in the city Saturday night OH their way
home.
Mrs. Frank Purcell and Miss Nannet-
tee Tawney left Sunday morning for a
visit to their parents, the former going
to Utica Springs, Ark, and the latter
to Ravenna, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron and SOL
Of West Superior, Wis, were in the
city Saturday on their way to Grow
Agency to visit Mrs. Cameron's sister,
Mrs. W. A. Evans.
Mrs. 9. II. Selby, wife Of Stenog-
rapher Selby in the Northern Pacific
freight Office arrived in the city Satur.
day from Spokane Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Selby have taken rooms at Fred lnab-
nit's.
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On Every Bottle

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure ia this
guarantee: "All we ask of you is to use
two-thirds of the contents Of this bottle
faithfully, then If you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to your
druggist and he may refund the price
paid" Price Is cts, 80 cts. and Sl.OO.
Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 1........ ... 40 a. m. 1:5O a. m.
EAST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 2....... 7:05 4. m. 7:l5 a. m.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
M ~ ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ..... .7:35 .. IN. 1880 q. m.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER u CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation 49,. $3.50 p. m. S:05 q. III.
Daily except Sunday.
II. N. KENNEDY. Agent.
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Lillian N0vdjca says,

Lillian Nordiea. the world famous
songstress. saysi The more ] use my
Kimball piano tho better ! like II.
Orion Bros. Of Butte, Mont, sell
them, 4e's
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Mrs. s. A. Mashaw, teacher Of
music; instrumental. vocal, harmony
and Mason's technic. Residence South
Twenty eighth street, Billings, Mont.
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y, ~ y. 49,. \, \, \, \. \. y. \. ~ ~ - \, ~ =,
BILLINGS MERCANTILE Co..
Greet Ouslin Underueor Sale.

Tomorrow morning we inaugurate an Autumn Sale of
Undermuslins. Skip the ~drudgery of home sewing. This
is what this underwear selling will mean to every woman
within reach of the Mercantile.
Greater achievement and broader purposes than ever ,befo%re in
the historypf our underwear selling. Judge it fairly and you'll ap-
neciate it most highly Garments made OF muslin and cambric
that you yourself would choose; both cheap and fine cut by the same
elaborate than you'd think Of putting on home-made garments;
liberal to lavish in embroidery and the cost less than it you'd bought
the material. Gut OF half OF other stores prices and you'll get the
idea OF our selling figures. #
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SIMPSONS MEN CELEBRATE.
Sports, Races, Minstrel Entertain-
mentS and q Dinner.

Sports, Races, Minstrel Entertafn-
ments and q Dinner.
The first anniversary of the destruction
of the Spanish fleet off Santiago by the YES
sells under the command of Rear Admiral
Sampson was observed at Newport, r. J.,
yesterday by the ships of the North Attain
tic squadron, by the attaches of the naval
stations and by vessels in the harbor in
general.
At o'clock in the morning at "colors' -
the warships ran up flags and bunting OF
many colors. Other shipping and the
yachts in the harbor were gayly dressed
and in the cky flags were displayed at
many points.
At noon a salute Of twelve guns was fired
from all the ships OF the squadron and the
Constellation, and each crew had a special
dinner. Sports and races by the several
crews, MINISTRIES and vaudeville entertain
ments on the several ships were features OF
the anniversary.
The warships in the harbor are the battle
ships Massachusetts, Indiana and Texas
and the cruisers New York and New Or
leans.
For the .officers the principal event was
the banquet in the evening on the quarter
deck of the New York. Admiral Sampson
presided, and among the guests were Rear
Admirals Edward .. Matthews and Stephen
B. Luce
Secretary Long sent the following dis.
patch:
Commanding Officer, North Atlantic
Squadron, Newport r. l.:
1.-THE Secretary of the Navy sends thanks
for the invitation TO the banquet tonight in
commemoration of the battle of Santiago.
His duties here prevent his acceptance but
he begs to express his good wishes for the
occasion in commemoration OF so brilliant a
victory
President Mckinley last night sent a tele-
gram to the commanding officer of the crui-
ser New York. off Newport, r. l., regretting
his inability to be present at the celebration
of the nrst anniversary Of the battle Of
Santiago.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMERS WAKEFIELD AND #. V. ARROW
SMITH. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leave Washington, ID. c. 9th ST. Ferry Wharf:
Steamer Wakefield. Mondays Wednesdays and
Saturdays am, for intermediate landings to Co.
lonal Beach. Bushwood Rock Point, Colton's and
Nomin creek. Return, arrive at Washington Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday about pm
Steamer 4. V. Arrowsmith- Mondays and Wednes-
days, 300 pm, to Colonial Beach, Colton's Leon
ardtown. Plney Point, St. Georges Island, Smith
creek, Coan and YeocOmico landings in ST Glenn
ent's bay. Arrive at Washington early Wednesday
and Friday mornings Saturdays, 600 y m. for Co
lonial Beach, Coitous, Pney Point, st. Georges
Island, Smith creek. Arrive Washington sundays
about 10 pm. &. w. RIDLEY,
In effect July 5, 1899. Genl. Mgr.
jpl-t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
~ 'oibiahia. the 18th day u June. lsgg-EIs-
BETH Gillespie Vs. Robert II. Gillespie. No 2u375
f"iMiE nur"gt 40 uH motion of The plaintiff, by
Mr. rancis T. Stevens her solicitor il is ordered
t4't The defendant Robert Il. Gillespie cause his
Aii'aEdl'r 10 Ice cut"JeI herein before the
INST Fule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause VIII he proceeded with as in
ease OF default. The object Of mis- sufr is fnr a
divorce from the bonds u marriage ON the ground
Of assertion This order is 10 be- published in The
Washington Law Reporter and Evening. Star once
Iy the court. " 8 cox. Justice A. I'm, EEK;
I"st- j L. loI Nc, Clerk, &c. BY l.. T. Will
lAMS. Asst. Clerk. je21-Iaw3w
II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Or 'tLt MElA. holding District Court Of the
Si''yd States for said District. In the matter Of
Railway Through a tact II Imi called '.BcalI :
AuttNturr. belonging 10 Lester Van Alstyne, or
~. = I'istrcJ Court. No SFs-Jpon considering
The petition filed In the above entitled cas-. by The
t"l,.A'bia l'aaiway company seeking the cundemna-
l'L " land Tor The extension Of the Colu suhia
Railway COMPANY through L tract II land c. He'd
ht'i Al! enlure, hear Watts erces, ID. e..
and described IN deed 10 John t,IyIe r,.ct de,I
in Li1er l.G6. folio rs II the land records OF
TIE District 81 Columbia. IL is ordered 10y the court
THIS ~ day 81 june, 1892 lester Van hlstyne
aEi }, br j. tHyle and al ether persons owning OF
claiming an interest in said property. or Having
any interest therein. as occupants Otherwise he
bs court On or before the 18th day Of July 1899
which Time the court Will proceed 10 tht. CON
tfmnatI'n Of said land Provided: That the
hs%'sElL 81 the Crited States. FOR The District Of
columbia. shall s,Iye copy u this order on
Lester Van Alstyne and John J. CoyIe named in
said petition, II they found in the District OF
Columbia, ~ least seven days BEFORE The - Id
-Vth DAY 81 judy And provided further: That a
sopy % this cTier shah be published .Ihe Even
inS star Of Washington. II. e, every third dey
Gnil The said 2uth OF July and in the W ashinrto1
Law Reporter four times before the said 10th day
true copy-Test: J. X. YOUNG. Clerk Ey n I
SEltiS, JT, Assistant Clerk je2U-t III stfly2U
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FORT MYER HEIGHTS Is ONLY 3 SQUARES
from the Penn. ave. and F st. car lines Com
pare this distance from the cars with the DIS
lance from your present suburban home TO the
ears. Besides railroads u electric ana
the Penn steam R.R) have recently been con.
cross the river a Georgetown in the near future,
giving direct access to all parts Of the city for
one fare-how will this effect real estate values
Think Of lots Sc 81. # only miles from
the Treasury Dept. Executive Mansion and State.
War and Navy bldg Look back 20 years and
see the fortunes that have been made by the
grow til of Washington while you hesitated and put
OF and off until the lots that offered you
al Sc. Il sd #. selling at 81 to 80 n IT
VIII you continue To hesitate, when the same
chance Is offered you today In our property:
Next Congress will be asked to take this section
into the city limits Senators. capitalists and
values. and they continually buying up real
estate In this section. Remember, the govern
ment is drawing plans for the new memorial
bridge. and the War Dept. is erecting power
house to light up the Military road and Fort
Myer 10y electricity. Lots selling brfskly,
and tie price viii soon he advanced One hundred
lots will be reserved permanently by the Fort
Nyer Heights Land Go. for future building. &c.
SIX. II lots. JuxlGU to 2nOX3n0. Prices So. TO
POO so #. Terms, SO cash SO monthly
each lot or I-3 cash bal. l. ,. 3 years. per
cent of for cash. Drop postal for carriage TO
call at your door show You the property Gov
crrment employees will be taken out after dinner,
about q pm.
FULTON r. GORDON. Sole Representative,
Main office. 1906 q W.
Branch olive on the grounds intersection Of
Military road and Falls Church electric RI.
tyl-3t
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A 7-RuOM COR
house in Brookland; ami; price, St-aoo; VIII
take Brookland lot part payment.
THE MrI4ACHLEN REAL ESTATE X LOAN co,
tyI-3t 10th and q SITS. n
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See my little farm book.
fyf A ]. SCHWARTZ, 16 | st. NV

FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE IN CLEVELAND
Park. for July. Aug and Sept: well Furnished
well lca ed and very desirable: II rooms. and all
Nod. imps- Apply WESCOTT K WILCOX, 1907
Ia ave jy1-3t
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE,
WASlllNG1ON'S MOST BEAU TlFUL SUBURB;
LOTS $500 AND UPWARDS.
81 CASH $f5 MONTHLY: so INTEREST.
WATER. SEWER. RAPID TRANSIT AND
CHEAP FARE COM. AVE. AND ELECTRIC
CARS TIfI;OUGH 81 f.: EXCELLENT OPPOE-
TI-NITT FOR INVESTMENT. CALL FOR MAPS
AND LET is SHOW YpU THE PROPERTY.
j-24Im L. W. WALKER 4 son. 1905 + ST.
FOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE LESS
than actual cost 10 build new: S-rOom house at
Capitol View, Nd; large open hall: front and
hack porch: finished attic; good we'll: barn: fruit
and shade trees lot 125 by 100: price So, $50
$500 cash bal. 10 suit. Inquire Of
a. NJ PROCTOR.
ar2,-3m-s Forest Glen. Md
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LA FONrAINE.
Kentucky ave near the beach. First-class tran
silent and family hotel at moderate rates.
ny1S-52t-4 NJ. E. STOCkLEY.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
In THE MOUNTAINS.

MRS L. X. HENKEI. KNOXVILLE. MD.-FIRST-
class accommodations; hot and cold baths; seen
cry lovely; altitude high: q few moments from
depot; 40 IN. Of Washington r. 4 q. Il. X.
rms large; good bass fishing, boating and dancing
iv4.13ts
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ACCOUNTANTS,

THE LEESBURG INN, LEESBURG, LOUDoUN
county, Va.-Large rooms; plenty OF shade; all of
the modern co9yenienees; terms, SO to IS per
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE .
~ acres near Forestyflle. miles from the
city; only $500.
81, acres. miles from the city. $50.
t,ne acre with 4-roam house. stable, we'll, ard j
miles from the city: only $500
T-rOCG cottage Colonial Beach: nice shade:
fruit water &c: stable and shed; large lot; oLiy
$50
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The
Evening Star II located at 1901 Ii
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SAM FL BEALMEAR.
lJS-ti' Fidelity building, Baltimore. Nd.
SuH SALE
H. acres northeast Of Washington: 80 acres
arthla. 10 in meadow. bal. in timber: Groom
l"ue', barn; ice and smoke house; orchard and
GG- wItcr, only 5000.
- acres tie Marlboro pike. miles from the
cIty. good land, rei-LbJrhO1,I. orchard and water
a va gain 5000
l5p acres. right At station: ine grass land; large
E"I~r. harm, fruit, *: oniy 5000
Soc NY new list Of farms and suburban places.
tyl-3t \. ]. SCHWARTZ rs / 81. u W.
IUI: SAIL HANDSOME NEW T-ROuM HOUSE;
stable. chicken house. two acres, five MINT e.
walk frpm station. S2.VUD-eLsy terms. o. T.
HlNE. Vienna. Va my42m-
FOR RENT - col NTI;Y HOUSE - BEAJ TIFI'L
place Montgomery county, short drive rail-
WHY ard electric cars; large bouse. practically
new me Surroundings. shade trees: thirty acres
grass. fruits every description altitude high and
Ir't.d for healthfuln"sS; Gue water. tra,lesm.n
deliver to do-r- will rent for fru: months or
longer. Address Il K. r. star office. je30-Gt
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES,
including two three valuable stock farms Of
51u L. 800 acres within easy reach of Washing
ton. NA ii. SAUNDERS Y Co. 140T ST.
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