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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-22
NUGGETS or BRIGHT NEWS


from Our ne~s aat nsivAbsriss
rnor Steunenberg 10 expected to
ack foot before the lst Of August.
mills OF the court at Wardacr
lowly and are grinding exceed.
Or the last quarterly appor<ion.
4 school moneys Bingham county
ven e963.50.
wheat crop In southern Russia
Dr,ed 100, 900, 600 bushels sher, OF
Ar.
eustor aud Mrs. Dubois returned
Boise Tuesday morning.
5. G. Fisher, Of Lspwai, North
Ia visiting her daughter Nrs, t,
neon, OF Blsckfoot.
many OF BlAckioo,'s people are
erlng from hons that the soSu has
lie, air OF the morning "aftcr The
boston man has been cured OF
pa,ism. He Was struck by light
T. Bortsce, oi SAT, Lake City,
Biting her aunt, Mira WAsley OF
foo, tor few days.
b houses in the vicinity Of Basalt
uarAnllncd on account Of scarlet
body has remarked during the
II, feels like 1, Is going 10
). Houck and daughter Jessie have
med frvn their vlsi, 10 Lost River.
). Billy woodIn left on Tuesdays .
for q month. visit 10 Grand Island
Omaha, Nebraska.
Givcns win attend the inter
tain association OF physicians and
eons which meets At Sal, Lake City
week.
Wilson. OF Idaho Falls. has been
in,od county pbysiciaa for that
on Of The county north OF the base
hool census cnumera,or &c. Fisher
fnrolI,d $40 children OF school age
u Blarkfoo, district.
Fs, John Montgomery Jr., of Salt
Cisy, Is visiting the parents OF
husband. Mr. aud Mrs. John Mont.
fry, oi Blackfoot.
pn. Geo. Ainsiic, National Demo
c committeeman for Idaho, is Ia
ago At the meeting OF the national
nit,.c and bi-mot4iic leagues.
hggie NJ. Carol, cook At Fort Hall
An school, has been transferred tc
Indian school nj Grand Junction,
RADIO.
woman, two men, . pistol, -four
dead man, murderer In jail, q
so woman, friends crAxcd with
tell tho story OF an awful TRACED !
Alt Lake City Monday evening.
Ie desert range west side ot Snake
has become almost worthless 10,
ing purposes on account OF the hot,
weather. Cattle over there ar,
ne badly.
be late Major Edward McConvill,
lied 5000 life insurance In the
ionic order for which AN assessment
been made and which will soon b,
cctcd and paid TO his widow.
pccisl Land Agent Mosicr expect,
)c transferred TO Dakota as soon a,
Pcccssor arrives to take up the work
idaho.
irs. II. Locke. Misses King, Noys'
Ramsey spent last Sabbath In TIL,
y. Miss Ramsey left on the earl,
pnday morning train for N-dsys
ration at her old homo In Iowa.
Fred Fisher, express messenger o,
UP. between Ogden and Cheyenne
fnt two days OF the week in Blsckfoo
''ting his parents and, and - sbak
hands with old schOol-matcs an,
ends.
John G. Brown has begun his mid
INNER bargain sales, Sec his new
a" In this issue OF THE NEWS, ans
IKE your purchases before the bes
d prctticst OF the goods are gone.
ID. j. Roberts OF the Shelley pottery
d wife, were In the city on busincs
day, Friday. MFR. II. says he has jus
ishcd burning . kiln OF yellow war,
very dno quality.
O. p. Pierce, formerly Of Blsckfoo
y Tor the past two years y citizen o
'ise, Ia now clerk at the Soldiers
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-22

Cash paid for Poultry at the Fulton
market Bring them along. +. DcKay
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-22
Money To Lend on Improved
Farms. HONE MONEY (no East
ern Company. AppIy to
JOHN LINDSAY.
Building, Idaho Falls.
Annual Report Insane Asylum.

From medical superintendent an
nunl renort of the Idaho Insane Asy-
,,,, to,, f,o, f,o oo,t,
.aaI
'o'', We 'ahe Tue ioiio"inB'
AT the beginning OF the year. to-wit: July
lst, isss' there were lss patients IN the Asy-
Ium. OF whom iis were males and 10 we're ie-
males.
During the year 70 patients were admitted;
The total number OF prtients treated in the
Asylum during the year was 20; l1o males
and 80 females.
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Promise of the Premier TO Amend
Electoral Measure.

After some violent scenes In the Belgian
chamber of deputies yesterday the premier
suddenly asked the house to adjourn until
Tuesday, promising to consider amend
ment which is understood to imply uniform
representation of minorities. The socialists,
who also advocate franchise of one vote
for one man, consented to suspend the agi-
tation, pending negotiations on this point
and temporary calm was therefore restored
at the moment when Belgium was on the
brink of instruction. 1t may now be
avofdad
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESIDENCE On
Columbia Heights. three stories; steam heated
handsome front; vitritied brick; modern INTERIOR
tiled yestibule and BATHS; cabinet mantels, etc. ;
$500.
House and store in northeast; rented by year
$3.50 per month; 5000.
Lot i'm fashionable street northwest: 20 by 100
10 alley $3.50, fine.
Res dence Garrett Park; eleyen rooms; large
grounds: stable. etc. 50 900; elaborate.
Fine country places: accessible TO city; four
teen acres, and eighty acres; large, spacious
new houses; extensive grounds; electric road
building TO these properties. when they may be
sabd.y ded: $500 and $4,000.
Also island In Potomac river near the bay; fine
for resort or hunting club; price $4,000; has II
acres.
What have you to ofYer7
je3o-es Address JACKSON, star e0c>.
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Lightly Punished for Awful Crime.

Oliver Obi, the youth who caused a col
lision between a freight and passenger train
on the Little SchuylIill branch of the Read
ing railway, which resulted in the loss Of
two lives, was yesterday sentenced at
Pottsyille, Pa, TO three years and three
months and to pay a fine of 500. OH placed
a spike on the passenger track, derailIng
the engine, which crashed into a freight
train on an adjoining track
The engineer and fireman died as a re-
suit of injuries.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT
or 'Dl-t ABlA. In the mntter Vt Matter J.
teIi9, hanArhpt In bnnkInItcy. No. 80 To tho
creditors CT Walter J. CssieIto ,f Washington
II. q: Notice is hereby given that On the 2ufa
day Of Jun-, lS:S, tie said Matter j ,'ostclin was
dGly adJu'ticaed bankrupt. and that The FIRST meet
ING at his creditors Will be- held nv office Room
Ne. 10. Nc. iI2 louisiana Avenue MaShi'i .Isu
H. e. "n the i4th day II July. ISaH. IL n'rlark
am, af NhiCh time the sad creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt, AMI tiansa"t such ether husin,sS rs mag
properly come before said meeting
EDWARD \. Mtt'AlMnNT.
II Referee in Rapkp,ut..y
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FRENCH Lime.
fIoiland=America 4 inc

NEW YORK RUTrERD An \ NISTERDAN
via BouOGne- surA er distant froIn Iaris nud Lon
doh only three AMI half hours. New twn-screw
steamers STAtENpAM and ROTTERDAM"
ElEst CABIN. f;om se5.t0 upwards Second Cabin
IS, CO. All other steamers carry only one class Of
catln passengers: Saloon rates $40 90 IN. C,eui,
Pass. Agency. 10 broadway. y. Y. or 10 f. r.
Droop & Sons s25 Pa.ave.. q. ". Moss 9al Pa ave
!aloih sStu emil
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
American Lime.

American Line.
FAsi f.ArRESS Skift ICE.
NEW YORK --SOUTHANPTUN- LOSDOS-
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHEHBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays al 10 An.
St. Louis. July New York Aug.
New York. July II St. Louis. 400. .
ST. Paul. -. July IS St. Paul. ....Aug. 16
tilIA-A.ri.PIitA = QUbEASrUw y LIN Ehi'UOL
SERVICE.--Sailng SaIurdays-
'Waesl July 8. $3.50 am sWaesl'd Aug. IL. 1:30pm
HBeigenid July ~, am 'Beig' I'd Aug. 26 3oppn
sPennI d July IS. 2:30 pun 'Penni' Sept. 2 30am
'Rhynid. Aug. $3.50 am 'khynl d.Sept. ., u noon
ked Star Line.
NEN lURh-A-N L " EKl'- PARIS
livery ednesday IL novn
'kensington July Friesland. July 10
Noordiand. July ~ AdrIa. .Juiy III
'ihese sleamers CARRY vDly caSln and tnlrd-eiass
Passengers low rates.
INTERNATIONAL SAVlGATlON COMPANY
Piers 14&15, Mr.. Office, 70 broadway. New York.
Phiiaoeipnia office, 3u5-3U5 Walnut ST.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1896 h st. NV. or
Geo. W. aioss. Agent 92l Perns- se27
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NORTH CERTAIN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CIIERBUuRG SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Sailing at 10 An.
sKais. Vim. d. CIR. July 4 'P II. Luitpold. July is
Lain. ........... July II Trave. July IS
s1win-serew Express steamers.
SUI THAMPTON. BREMEN.
Twin-Serew Passenger Service.
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday. July O. 10 A. NJ
Bremen. .............. Thursday. July I3 10 A. NJ
Barbarossa Thursday, JuIy 81 10 An.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA
Sailing at Il An.
Ems. -July 10 Aller. Aug 10
Kaiser wm. H..Aug. 5 Saale. ...........Aug 20
siEIIiIGHS & CO., NO. BOWLING GREEN.
Apply to Z. u. DROoP. 925 Pa. ave.
sp2lf"1a20 Agent Tor Washington
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PROPOSALS.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbian Washington, June so.
1s9o.-seaied proposals aTill lfbe received at
TWELVE NJ. WEDNESDAY,. July FIFTH. 1868 1868,
for furnishing of thirty Bicycles, more or less,
with view to selecting the best bicycle for police
reject any and all offers made. JOHN j. WIGHT,
JOHN W ROSS. LANsING H. BEACH, Commits
sioners. ID. c. je50-4t
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECRiYED AT THE BU-
washngS ana aE Twelve p
NOON July EIEvENTII, 1863. and = pubiieiy
HSs srpp Of es g a fan ns
the Navy Yards: Portsmouth, Nh; Boston
Mass; New York; League Island; Pa: Washing
Newport, RI; Fort Royal, and the a. Nspsi
Academy, Annapolis, Md.i the annual supply Of
Coal at the Naval Hospitals; pispensaries, etc:
New York; Philadelphia, Pa; Washington DC.
Norfolk. Va; Port RoyaiS S:G.f Pensacola, Fla.
to OF he The
the different Navy Yards, or to the Navy Pay Of
fees A. 8. KENNY, Paymaster General. U.s.N.
moval Ct the OH building of the Department Of
Justice. block 221. In the city Of Washington
.. C..sealed proposals will be received at the Of.
nee of the Attorney General ef jus
Pm On TffHasDaY, THE H.i SIKH XIII 1 Bay of
JULY, , 1899. for the purchase and removal of the
block 22l in the city Of Washington DC, In ac-
eortanee with the specification, copies OF which
accompanied by certified cheek for sum not
less than ten per cent of the amount of proposal
The department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Proposals must be inclosed in envelopes
sealed end marked Proposal for Purchase and
Removal of the Old Building Of the Department Of
Washington, D. c. and addressed to the xttor.
ma ' '''s'' '''''ss isa xssaslsss''
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II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Or ttLJMBlA, holding a District Court of the
United States for said District. In the matter u
the right OF way for the extension OF the Columbia
Railway through a tact II Land JAILED "Bcall's
Adventure belonging To Lester Van Alstyne. or
TO the heirs Of John j. COyie Watts Branch,
- C. District Court No. sIs.-Upon considering
the petttion hled in the above entitled by the
columbia Railway Company seeking the condemna-
ton OF land for the extension Of the Columbia
Hallway Company through tract u land cJlled
'Bealls Adventure, Mats ,IeeS, ID. e,
and described in deed John J. CuyIe, recorded
In Liber 1856, folio 2ls. Of the land records Of
the District of Columbia il is crder.d hv the court
this 2Dth day of June, 1893, Lester Van hlstyne
and John ]. Coyle and all ether persons owning or
CHARMING an Interest In said property. LaN ing
any Interest therein as occupants otherwise, te
and they are hereby, required to be and appear In
this court on or before the 18th day July 1899
which time the court will proceed 10 the con
domination OF said land. Provided: That tie
marshal Of the United States for the District Of
Solumhla, shall soINe copy Of this order on
Lester Van Alstyne and John ]. Coye, naned in
said petition, ii they found IN the District OF
Columbia. ct least seven days before the sid
10Th day Of July. And provided further: That a
copy OF this order shall he published in The Eyrn-
ing Star Of Washington u. C., every third day
until the said both Of July and in the Washington
Law Reporter four times before the said both day
of July, 1899 (Signodj W. $. cox, Justice. A
true copy-rest: J. II. YOUNG. CLERK Rs r. ].
MEIGS, Jr.. Assistant CLERK. je2U-t H. sillJya0
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. yA-OwNER OF
house. IL rooms completely furnished, capacity
for 9 more ON another floor. fine porches large,
shady grounds and stable, near baths water
through hoilse, electric lights, would rent this
season IT, taken lease FOR later tsubjeet to i'm
provements,, by person of standing and some
means for board of gentleman and wife AppIy
with reference, p. o. Box 81. jyfr5t'
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STORAGE

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 1907 {;
st-Heasensble rates; light dry, clean and airy
rooms; Goods packed and shipped. Wagons fur
SGnr9ra Come and look at our separate
oSVa ~SSs at 81 per month, with
moth protection free NORTHWEST STORAGE
aoosE, slesis stn o. Nv. aR4-sm
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IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
IDIJfMHIA

Charles ID. Hoc. plR!ntin Isaac Mansbach and
Louis hanshach. trading lsaa, Manshach a.
Company, defendants. At Law. No 2S2g6.
a summons In due form having been issued Of
TINS court 10 u lawful constable Of this District
Tor tie said deiel dants aud the same having been
by said constable returned Not found IL here
ny ordered that said defendants their an-
peafhnce 10 he entered herein before the 18th
day OF July, AID. 1889, Otherwise the cause will
lie proceeded with Of default
LEWIS J. D'NEAI.
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10 PER CENT INVESTMENT
9TH st. Sc: bricks each rented at So. so.
Price for both, s., 600
WkSCBr'r, WILCOX & HIESTON,
1t 1tgD T. NV
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FOR SALE-OR ENCHANGE-i42 ACRES OF
land, suitable for subdivision: lays high and lcvcl
fine stream of water; would make good stock
farm: near electric Il. X. to Rockville; low price
CHAS NJ BARRICK, 1904 st. NV. jyl-.t
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE a 7-R0OM COR:
house in Brookland; ami; price, $1,000; will
take Brookland lot part payment.
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN Co,
iy1-:t 10th and G SIS. H. w
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

del-on-the- Bay, situated the highest eIeva ton
of tract of land en- Chesapeake bay about one
mile from Bay Ridge; house surrounded by large
shade trees, and built lot $50 IT. square; cot
tage has rooms, with summer kitchen attached,
and stable for horses; cottage furnished and
equipped with all necessary conveniences for a
summer outing. All for $500 Apply
1T WALSHE 4 SCHWARTZ, COG NV
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celiyiIe, Va, or s. LLOYD, 42O New York ave.
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See my little farm look.
jyI-3t A j. SCHWARTZ, 10 l ST. NV.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE IN CLEVELAND
Park. for July. Ang. and Sept; We'll furnished:
well located and very desirable: u rooms, and all
mod. imps. Apply WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1897
Pa. ave jy1-3t
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FOR SALE-ONIN 50 6GO-LOW PRICE FOR \ g.
story In-TogHi brick; modern bath room; pretty
front. 1917 kenesaw
jyf-2t STONE & FAIRFA AN. sos + st. NV.
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FOE SALE
Corner Dwelling adjoining Dupont Circle
Splendid 3-story brick dwelling; 10 rooms; tied
bath; all modern improvements, lot EOx9O This
house, which is in perfect order and easily
worth S12.nOo. can be purchased at reduction
of $4,000. $500 can remain at per cent for
four Years. Reduced price only IS, 500
NESC0Tr, WILCOX & HlFSTON,
1t 142O l. ST NV
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THE "INGLESIDE," AT RANDOLPH, MD, ON
Met Br. X. H.; high and healthy; bat hot and
cold water; five minutes walk Ad-
dress FRANK rep. je27 I'm
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PoWELLTON HEIGHTS = HIGH, HEALTHY,
fine views. large shady lawn; pavilion; so
month; special rates to families. " rite for par
ticuiars. Mrs. EDW. ". POWELL, Airrnont,
Loudot II Co, Va. l4-2awl6t
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NOR SAII-II.r Us SHOW YoU INSIDE OF ONE
Of those pretty light brick hCuses keHesaw
ave. bet 18th and 18th: 2 stories. cellar 4
ruoms LIST floor. finished in oak; large bath
rs ON tiled Gnu for stable Price. 81 300.
jyl-2t ste Ne & FAIRFAX. SOC + ST. NV.
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beautiful Washington Heights Dwelling
White stone front, Bancroft place near Conn.
ave, containing IA rooms tiled bath, cabinet
mantels, &c.: hot-water heat; in perfect order.
Reduced Observation-Disclosures. Sl2 500
WESCOTr. WILCOX L HiESf0N.
IA, N
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WANrED-A FEW BOARDERS AT AsPENDALk
two miles from Linden Va, in the heart of the
Blue RIDGE Shenandoah river; fine water
good rooms; ice: vegetables; milk; bath house
Apply TO Mrs. +. I. CONRAD, Linden Warren
county, Va. je2y-3t"
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT DWELLING
easy terms. Apply to GEO. PETER. Agent,
b. and O. depot. je293ts
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FOR Saloon COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: No REA-
sOnabIe offer refused: 400 Binicy St. '-stoTT
stone md brick: copper bay; rooms anil
look at it; must be sold.
iyI-3t OSCAR W. WHITE. ll14 + St
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FOR Saloon q ST. NV. BET. 18TH AND
18Th SIS fine property. S12 for 50. foot
On Pa ave. n W. 14D4-l406; price. S26.Wh
THE McI.ACHI4EN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
CO. 10Th and q SITS. NV. jy1-St
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FOR SALE s.. GOO: NO CASH PAYMENT-NEW
bricN hous. Of t rooms in nice neghbo hood east;
all mod. imps. cellar; heated by furnace; let
l6x1i0 to 2O-ft- alley. SHIELDS, 1405 St
TX
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FOR SALE
81 acres near Forcsve, miles from the
city: only $500.
51a acres, s miles from the city. 1923.
One acre with 4-room house, stable, well, and B
miles from the city; cniy 500.
1-rCCm cottage at Colonial Beach: nice shade:
fluit, water &c; stable and shed; large lot oniy
$50.
See my little farm Look.
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FOR Saloon THE HEIGHTS; 1923 YALE ST;
S-Story stone and brick; bay window; four rooms
on first floor; six large chambers: eleven large
closets: frst-elass furnace and range; private
side alley; lot 1sx130; room for stable' must be
sold.
iyl}t OSCAR ". WHITE. 1ll4 r ST
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WASHINGTON, u. c, POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should lie read daily, changes may occur At
any
IDiiEiiN MAILS are forwarded 20 the ports d
sallIus Tally, and The schedule ,f ciusi1s is
r'iscd on the presumption Of their rninterrul ted
overland transit. For the week ending July In"
last connecting cltses will he made nom this Of
ice fellows
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FARM; 81 MILES OF WASHING
ton; 10 minutes walk of station; fine water and
shade airy rooms; excellent table; terms mod
crate G. b. WRIGHT, Clifton station, Fairfax
county, Va. je30-5t"
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THE GLEBE,' A BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHFUL
summer resort; large airy rooms; fine scenery;
abundance Of shade, milk and ice. Address Mrs.
MARY NJ. COLE, North Fork, Va je2s wts2t-
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''LINGANORE HILLS Inn" NEAR FREDERICK;
situation high, large AVN; shade pOrches; fish
ing; boating, etc; telephone; references
changed. F.r illustrated booklet address Miss
L. NJ. BROWN, Box f., Frederick, Md. my27 Am
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FOR SALE-FINE LOT; HOLMEAD AVE, CO.
lumbia lights. 50x135 price. s., 600; or would
exchange for small suburban property acreage
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A LARGE, COOL HOUSE IN WARRENTON:
shady lawn; pure water; good country board;
three daily trains; moderate terms. Apply ~
Box lib, Warrenton, Va. je23-3ts
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WANTED AT THE KUHIMANN
House for the summer; frst-class aecammoda
lions, including bath complete For terms
apply HUFFMAN HOUSE, Round Hill, Va.
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FOR SALE-LOT IL. SO. 152, ON S ST. BET. N.
H. ave. and 18th st, NV: south front; 23h IT.
by 911a # depth TO alley; surrounded by beauti-
full residences. Apply to owner. $40 9th st. NV.
je2-tf
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FOR SALE-HERE'S 4 ''SNAP:' OTT-OF-TDWN
Ia ID II money will take 5000 for ,
story I0-rrOn brick dwelling F st. NV. No
172-l. worth SG.Jdn: similar house in same row
sold for $1,000: il is assessed at $500;
there IS trrst On the property of $500. . per
cent interest. leaned about months ago: size Of
lot about Is It. front. 113 deep; soft alley: lot
alone worth 81 $40: location central; will loan
81 .Gup. FL trust. payable monthly.
jy1-2t STONE 4 FAIRFAX sue F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-A SNt'ti. CtiMF0KTARI.E LITTLE
hon . situate en- 18th ST. Sc. NJ. 2I9; stone and
press rick front: hath. pantry. cellar.
,ubIru.t uantclS and h;rtiNos d trimmings Iilca,
s2.Jro: less than $500 cash, balance To suit ali
mt lauSP IT.
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WANTED B0ARBERS At 4 COUNTRY HOME
forty-eight miles froia Washington; one mile from
depot, express and /. ,. For particulars address
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GOOD COUNTRY BOARD, GOOD WATER AND
shade; a short drive 10 tine Fauauier White Sui
phur Springs; daily mai.
JET thts-2w F. A. BUCHANAN Opal, Va.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = CLEVELAND
Heights-iot s. blk. 7-5oxl2D; lot s, blk. Sex
1855. CHAS. NJ. BARRiCk, 1904 b st. NV.
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MELVIN PLACE. NEAR HARPERS FERRY. ON
b. and o. R. R.; large lawn; well shaded. long
veranda: pinno; fine team: COED roads: former
guests invited: terms moderate. Address Mrs.
N. MELVIN, Duffields, w. Va - ty1 -3ts
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FOR SAI.E-k ST, NV, BET nth AND 18TH,
I-room brick: in good shape and rented at
$2p month: trust. s.. 900; cash. $500. GRAHAM
a CAMl'DEII. CIR 14th IL N
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FOR SAIE-NICE HOME NE: NEW BRICK. CIR
.Isi hat5. price 81 40; No CASH: total expense
70 tstd io0fhly-tnclutses interest. taxes insur-
an. aud water rent W. c. HAI.DE1IAN 1921
v Y. ave -.
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BOAI,DERS WANTED, ON FARM; HALF MILE
from station; good table; excellent water; shade;
fruit; bathing; piaLo; Terms reasonable. Address
FLEET STALEY, Boyds, Nd, Is. and o. je2S-2 Wv