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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
A THRIVING ORGANIZATION.

The Independent Order of Railway Con-
 ductors-Memorial Service Sunday,
 Conductor William Flynn of the Berk- shire division delivered beautiful and feeling address last Sunday at Odd Eel lows hall on the occasion of the annual memorial service of New Haven division No 1, Independent Order of Railway Conductors. It Is the custom of this or ganization to decorate with flowers the portraits of deceased members on the third Sunday of June each year in the division room and hold q service appro- priate to the occasion.
 Since the organization of this body (which has for it's object relief to the sick and distressed members, a watch ful guardianship over the welfare of widows and orphans of deceased mem bers and the immediate appropriation from the beneficiary fund of $550 to meet the emergencies caused by death) losa of thirteen members has been sustain ed The order is steadily growing in members and rapidly increasing in pop ularity among railroad men throughout New England, due to the fact that the principles are such that both employees ana eilploSerS cdll SupScflpe lo the coue without difficulty.
 The success of the order is in a meas ure due to the wise judgment of the founders in not permitting any office to be a paid one, the business being will lingly done by members without remu- neration,
 The financial condition of the several divisions is of most encouraging char acter. Great care is always exercised that no just claim is permitted to suffer, all business being transacted with a promptness which meets the approval of all concerned.
 The feeling and practical address of Brother Flynn Sunday elcited the unanimous commendation of his audi ence.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
AT HENRY HILLMAN'S STORE
Bold Attempt at Robbery Yesterdav
 Afternoon

Bold Attempt at Robbery Yesterday " Afternoon.
 Three men entered Hil1man,s ioo cream and confectionery store on C,ha,,N el street at 1:30 yesterday afternoo,, ohe OF them said to Mrs Hillman that ne was board of health inspector and wanted to look at the barn. Mrs. Hill man showed the man where the barn was and the man entered it. Anatber man then came in the store and told one of the girls that he wanted ten gallons of cream delivered tonight at a house near by He took the girl to the front door, telling her he could show her from there where he wanted the cream deIiv- cred.
 Meanwhile a third man slipped in and took his seat near the safe and where he would ostensibly be waiting for a plate of cream at one of the tables. When the girl went to the front door of the store the third man snealled up to the safe Just as he did so one of the girls who had been behind a screen where the ice cream is kept, came out. She saw the man at the safe and he saw her. As the man saw the girl he hastily left the store and with his com panion in the door beat nasty retreat down the street.
 It being evidently a concerted plan to rob the safe, the police were at once mo- tified. One of the girls recollected one of the men. He had been in the store yesterday morning and closely looked at the safe while she was at the safe get ting change for $5 bill which the man had given her to break, he having bought 8 class of soda water.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20

A special yesterday to the Chicago Record from Fort Worth, Texas, says: c. F. Swift of the Swift Packing com- pany of Chicago closed a deal here last night for the ranch of the Childress Land and Cattle company in Childress county, in the Texas pan handle Tho ranch is a fine property of 90,000 acres and well stocked with high grade Dur hams. Of the cattle on the ranch Mr. Swift took 5000 at very good prices The total amount involved is about $500, ,000 Many New Haveners own stock in the Swift company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
LOCAL HISTORY BY AN ENGLISH
 M AN

We printed yesterday an article from 'The East Anglian Times" of England
 by Alfred Kingston, F. R. Historical Society, which is of considerable interest
 It deals not only with Cromwell, but with those associated with him who made their homes at or near New Ha- ven. MT. Kingston's book, East Ang- lia and the Great Civil War" published in 1897, and not yet much known in New England, is a book well worth own ing by those who wish to know the ori- gin of some of our best Puritan stock, and should without question be in our public libraries. It is published by El- Hot Stock, 62 Paternoster Row, London:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
ANNUAL FENCE CITATIONS
SPLENDID SPEECHES ON Y1LE,S
 CAMPUS LAST NIGHT.

The old Custom of Presenting the Fence to the Freshmen by the SOphomores Witnessed by Large Cfowd-Ray Morris of This City the Speaker for 1901.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
FIRE AT LAKE QUASSAPAUG.
Forest on a Point of Land Near the
 Lake Burning.

fOTeSt on IOlnl Ol Ldllu INedI llle
 Lake Burning
 Waterbury, June 10.-A large forest fire was discovered to-day on the land belonging to Eli Bronson at Lake Quas- sapaug. The fire is on the point of land near the lake and is spreading quite rapidly in the direction of the lake be- ing increased by a steady breeze blow ing in that direction. There are no houses near the fire at all, this part of the place being covered with woods, one of the favorite camping out places during the summer. Many have gone to the place but have not yet succeeded in putting out the fire. It is feared that it will soon spread to the property of Frederick Chase. If the fire spreads to neighboring properties much damage is anticipated
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
THE WILTON CRUELTY CASE.

South Norwalk, June 19.-The Sarah Davenport case came up for trial in Wilton Saturday morning before Justice of the Peace Lee Davis. Miss Daven- port simply filed a demurrer and the case went up to a higher court. Miss Davenport was accused of brutans:- beating Willie Morton, a twelve year old waif of the town of Norwalk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20

BODY OF GENERAL McAULEY.
 Washington, June 19.-The cruiser De- troit, with the body of General Me Auley, who died in Nicaragua, on board arrived here to-day The interment will be at Arlington. General McAuley was a member of Lafayette post, G. A. R., oe New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20


 would have relieved you of the necessity of guarding the fence by taking it off your hands, had not MT. Moody been preaching in Dwight hall. The Evangel- ist Paul, who like the tower of Babel is built to reach the sky, had gone to hear him. and as no rough-house is com plete without Paul, we felt that we ought to wait It has since become evil dent that he put up this little game on purpose to gain time till the faculty could be induced to act I had meant to ask him about this but unfortunately he stepped on a banana peel yesterday and hasn't been anywhere since. Be- sides I hate to call him down as he rooms on the fifth floor
 You do not always appreciate the fac ulty's tender care for you or you would not have left the cover of it's wing and attempted a revival of the sophomore freshman, or rather the freshman-soph more ball game. I might say of you, as the little girl said of her dog when it got i1 the way of the exnress train and was run over, "He will know better next time" Our victory on Lake Whit ney, which all the machinations of the News could not deprive us of, and the inter class track meet I pass over;-nOt that your reputation as an athletic class has no foundation. It has. With the first coming of warm weather you began to peel to a man and have attained un- rivalled proficiency in throwing golf ball against flight of steps. Sher c. is considered a sure man for the pro- posed varsity peel team. He can also play football.
 Honolulu Henry, who amid the con- of civilization still pre- serves the charming simplicity of the aboriginal Hawaiian Islander, astonish- ed his friends by calling out, Cuckoo"
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ONLY A TRADE ALLIANCE.
Minister BRASIL Explains the s0utI,
American Comitine.


j. F. de Assis Brasil, envoy extraordinary
| and minister plenipotentiary Of Brazil to
the United States. was interviewed at New
port yesterday regarding dispatches which
reported the departure of President Roca
and others from Buencs Ayres for Brazil.
He said:
THE Associated Press can rest assured
that any alliance that may be formed be-
tween South American republics will be
wholly for the better adjustment of domes-
tie questions The long coast line of these
republics makes them essentially weak
when measured against great foreign pow
erss, il is necessary that they should be
wise. Brazil alone has l 300 leagues of
coast line, measured in Portuguese leagues.
which are much longer than the present
standard league. But it is not necessity
that makes Brazil cautious. She is natural
ly pacific, and with no nation are her rea-
lions more cordial than with the United
States.
president Roca is seeking TO establish
more intimate commercial relations be-
tween South American republics and this
movement may ultimately have a great pc
cuniary bearing on American experts, for
Argentina is serious competitor of the
United States, while Brazil is a great con-
sumner. Argentina raises enormous crops
of wheat, barley. hay and beef, which meet
American products in the Brazilian mar
kets. Brazilian coffee, tea, tobacco, choco-
late and sugar are largely consumed in Ar
gentina. If the door of commerce is more
widely opened between these republics the
United States will be likely to feel it sharp
ly.'
Mr.. Brasil then took copy of the Rio de
Janeiro journal of Commerce of June 30
and read an editorial regarding the pros
pective visit of President Roca- One sig
niffcant paragraph was:
His visit means continuation of the
relations of good friendship which Brazil
and Argentina have entertained through
half century. Their flags have been
united in the most memorable campaign in
this part of the continent. Mr.. Roca comes
to show US with his presence his esteem
toward Brazil and its government"
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HOTELS.
THIS List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTELS.
Summer
Re S 0rtS.
For rates routes. etc, call address tsend stamp
Hotel Tariff Bureau
63 Fifth Ave. New York.
HOTEL TARIFF GUIDE

FREE.
tA'P., american Plan; EP.. European;' OPP, open)
ALBANY, NY The Ten Eyck f. P.,$2 up APP, 81 up
do...,..,.... ...... Hotel Kenmore, AP., So up
ADIRCNDACKS.N.Y .Childwold Hotel &C. T.. Lcland}
ASBURY PARK. n. j. Lake Avenue Hotel. Ideal
location. Music. $40 week.
do. Hotel St Cloud. $12 up wk. C. E. Hooper,
do. The Carlton $12 wk up (E. II. Richards)
BALTIMORE, Md. The Carroton, APP, 50. 30 up
BAfSHORE. L. L.. Prospect House AP., SIS up
BOSTON. Mass. Hotel Vendome, APP. So
do Copley So Hotel, E.P 81 so up; p. So 80 up
BLOCK ISLAND, RI SpringIIse. Comm Dig location
BRookLfN, NY Hotel StGeorge, E,P. 81; A.P., SO
CHICAGO. Ill. Chicago Beach Hotel, Lake Shore
fronting alst Boulevard, A.P.. 81 up. Hgh-class
Transient aud Tourist Hotel Geo. b. Ross Mgr
EAETER. Eng Royal Clarence Ht, A.PS3: Fps
GREENFIELD. Mass. Mansion House A. p. 81. 80. SD
LANE GEORGE,N.Y Silver Bay Hse ,A.r 81 so, s.
LAKEWOOD Kent lis. Waldmere A.P. So Soup
LIBERTY. n. w.. The Buckley, IS to SIS week
do ..... Pinhey House. Entirely new. $40 week
co. .--...-......-......T The Wawonda. Booklets
LONG BEACH, Ii. Long Reach Hotel. APP, 81 up
LONG BRANCH, Nj. Rowland Hotel. Op June "a
Westminster. Highclass Res
loNDoNSt. Ermin's idental hotel. Unexceiled for
cuisine, comfort. Mod. tariff.
MlLLBROOK, n. ". The Halcyon, A.P., 81 up
MONTREAL Car. Pl Viger Htl A.P. soup; f. P. ,$lup
NARRAGANSETT PIER, RI. The New Gladstone
Ocean exposure. Shaded lawns. II. H. Stearns.
NEW YORK. go. Fifth Avenue Hotel A.P., So up
do. (Chambers&W B'way) Cosmopolitan. L. ?. 81 up
NIAGARA FALLS NY .Internatl Hotel A. P So 50
OCEAN GfiOVE,N.J OccanHse. Fam. It'll. Pop'r rates
do, HtlLtllagaard, Abbott iich. Oh B. Heritage)
do.The Arctic. On beach. $40 wk. u. D. Dungan)
do.Htl Lafayette. Oc.Pathway. Bkts. on A. Paul.
do Summerfeid Hotel, Ocean Pathway $40 wk up
PARIS. Champs Elysees) Hotel D'Albe, L. & APP
PHILADELPHIA Ald;ne E p. 81 Soup; A. P So coup
DO (Rest ale .&t.d.h.) The Lafayette, E 2. 81 up
PITTsB'G. Pa Htl Schenley, f. 81 soup; "A Sup
PLAlNFiELD, y. j. The Revere, $40 to $50 wkly
FLY MOUTH, Eng Grand Hotel. A.P., So; E.P., 81
RICHF1ELD SPRGS., NY .EarlngtonHtl "A p Sup
DO. St James Hotel A.P., $3.50 up
SARATOGA SPGS. MY. Grand UnionHtl. a P. Soup
uo-..-..--. .Ihe kensfnGton
do. American Adelphi, APP. So so up
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Arlington Hotel A.P., So
do. .--..........Th The Raleigh, e P, s1.5o up
"EST END, n. j.. The Hollywood, E.P
WHITES MTs. Profile House&Cotg Op. July to Oct
COLONIAL HOTEL. 18TH AND H STs.-EVERY
modern convenience for the comfort and safety
OF orr guests Rooms superb in equipment and
single or en- suite with bath. The finest cuisine
and service Elevator and electric lights. Spe-
cial rates until Oct. 1. W r. KOCH, Prop 1t.
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to Mr.. Carnegie at his death As long as he
lives they VIII remain at his home in the
Botanic Garden. Each book will contain a
slip, as follows:
This book belongs 10 literary carn OF Robert
Burns collected by W. r. Smith. to honor him
whose mission an earth TO preserve the dignity
OF man with soul erect.
Burns, thou hast given us name
To shield US from the taunts Of scorfi-
The plant that creeps amid the soil
A glorious flower hath borne.
Before the prondest of the earth
We stand with an uplfted brow:
Like u.s. thou vast a toil-worn man,
And we noble row.
Inspired by thee the gardener poor
All soul-deyTaiing meanness spurns;
Our teacher, savior. saint are thou,
Immortal Robert Rarps,'
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL TREASURER'S OF
nee, =. s. Soldiers Home WASHINGTON. D. c..
August .. 1S99.-Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until 10 In Tuesday, August Is,
1879. for supplying the Home during the year
commencing ON the 1st day of October 1890 with
2,5o0 tots more Or less, of No. 1 best extra hard
white Ash Furnace Coal: 600 tons, more or less, of
no; best extra hard White Ash Stove Coal, and
Soo tons, more or less. OF best Il. NJ. Cumberland
Coal Delivery to commence notification from
the Treasurer. The Home reserves the right 10
reject any Or all bids. OHAS. W. TAYLOR, Capt
9th cavalry Secretary and Treasurer. aus, s. 2-3t
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. TREASURER'S
Office, U. S. Soldiers Home WASHINGTON D.
O.; August 8, 1s99.-sealed proposals viii be re.
ceiyed at this office until 10 am, on Tuesday,
geo Black Felt Hats, $50 Dark Blue Sack Coats.
$50 Dark Blue Vests. $50 pairs Sky Blue Trousers,
2. 100 Flannel Shirts. ] 800 pairs @. F. Drawers
ZOO pairs WOODEN Stockings. LOCO pairs Harvard
Ties, 100 Gray Blankets, army standard; 30 Bed
Spreads, so Hand Towels, 3S"x22~ and 400 Cotton
Pillow Cases. 36"x45". to be delivered not later
than Oct. %, go The Home reserves the right Ia
reject any or all bids. CHAS. W. TAYLOR
Capt. 9th Cavalry, Secy, and Treas. aus ,l2-8t
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The Alaskan boundary.

Relative to the report by a crown officer
thar surveys are being made along the
Alaskan boundary in connection with the
pending negotiations on that subject il is
learned here that these surveys are
simply the working physical data growing
out of the primary surveys made eight
years ago by the United States coast ard
geodetic survey. The Canadians are en-
gagged in the same surveys on their side OF
the line Neither of these are connected
with the pending boundary dispute.
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GOODNESS TOWARD DEWEY.
Alleged Reason why He Left Trieste
Earlier Than Intended.

LONDON, August 5.-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the Standard says:
1T is reported that Admiral Dewey left
Trieste earlier than he originally intended,
and mainly because he did not meet with
such good reception as he had expected.
The Kolnische Zeitung thinks that Aus
tria's relations with Spain and the Hazleton
Incident may have contributed to this"
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FRENCH LINE

Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE - PARIS GRANGE.
From PIER AZ Sork rVer fSot t Of - morton strest
La Champagne. Aug. y La Tourane. =. Sept 2
La Bretagne Aug. 10 La Champagne. Sept o
First-class passage to Havre, $50 and upward
Genl Ag'cy for US. and Can, 80 Broadway, NY
G. W. MOSS, 92i Pennsylvania ave-
BELL & CO.. 1406 G st. mh1s-tf
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The Minnesota and Dakota line of fifty
elevators has been sold to F. H. Peavey q
Co. for $500, 600,
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FOR sALEsAMrEL BIEBER & son,

Our Office is open every day from $50 o'clock
an 10 o clock pm. 1t is no trouble for MS
10 show property or to hunt up a bouse for you
even II We TAIL to suit. We going TO make
short time: "
Washington Heights-we can sell you house
In this fashionable locality either on the east or
west side Of Connecticut ave Property Is ran-
Idly increasing in value here
columbia Heights-we have houses in this sub
division ranging from So 500 up
capitol hll-h0uses in this locality ranging
in price from 81 900 up
lie llroit Park-we have some very nice ccn-
Portable houses In the Park. Prices very rea-
sOEable.
tWo-story, 10 rooms and bath brick house;
anil. on o st. near 5th St NV We make the
price al inducement to buy.
three-stOry brick ON 81 st. near y St nv
ROOMS Take look at this house
SAAUE Ell BIEBER & sun. 509 9TH St NV.
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FOR SALE-DI SIRABLE PROPERTY ON 18TH
ST bet and :, lie gain; good business
location. j. $. SWORMSTEDT, 913 f St NV
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-ON LINE MT. VERNON
cleo. R.R., S-roOm brick house and about 100 600
#. ground; 200 good fruit trees; suitable for
chicken farm GASCH BROS. au+-3t
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FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL NOTIFIED BRICK AND
IRoNN STONE; rooms, ath. cellar, furnace.
range; large hot: excellent neighhorhood: 2 near
North Cap; very cheap; small cash payment.
1t r. w WALKER & son 1905 r
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FOR SALE-NO. I24 Ne: NICELY LOCAT-
ed; r"cIns- cellar. hath. etc: modern house;
belongs to nonresident and be bought at a
bargain, with terms TO suit. W. f. NASH. 122
NJ NV au4-3t
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West CT Chevy Chase Circle at crossing Of
IenhsiiSlcF and Glen Echo electric RAILWAYS
aod won lose II you keep To the northwest
Or- houses have water and sewers Dereelain-
lined tubs, nickel fixtures. from 6 10 : rooms
Prices, S23e9 TO -. 500. Some beautiful tracts
OF ground, y TO acres with charming yiev.
Apply on 'Oupds or
jy2s-tf MILES FULLER, 6o4 1Ith ut.
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ACADEMY. Rockville, Nd, for Boys Its pupils
have done well at the Upivs. of Va Cornell L.
high. Princeton and at the Mass. Inst Of Tech az
Boston Add. W. p. MASON, U.S.N.A., Prin.
tylS-46ts
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Maine office, 1906 G st. Branch office, on
the grounds at Intersection of Military road and
Falls Church electric railroad. au4-3t
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For SALES. I5o-HALF SQUARE OF DI'PONT
CIRCLE: COENER HOUSE: brick and stone; 10
rooms and bath titled; front and rear yard:
easy terms. Il. J. MARSHALL. 5nS 18th nv Is
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OR SALE-AN ELEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE:
IL ROOMS and bath tiled: thoroughly modern; de-
slrahly located IN AN IMPROVING SECTION OF
THE NORTIIW EST. \ home and an Investment
See before buying
It, X. j. MARSHALL. sos 1ith St NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE BROOKLAND- BEAUTIFULLY SIT
LAIEn OUTAGE; . rooms; in perfect order:
l4F-e corner lot convenient 10 cars; only s. S01:
800 cash, balance monthly
Il r W. WAIKF.E S. son. 1905 +
For SAIF,-A GREAT BARGAIN. NEAR CHEVY
CHASL LAkE-2G acres. beautifully sftuaTad.
nice house ttEn and stable; dne S,at. and f7,it
trees only $4,000 ~
II II. W. WALKER & son. 1905 F.
COLLEGE PARK. MD. : MILES FROM CITY.
its two railways and attractiyeness otnerwfse
Offer unusual advantages suburban houlpSe,kers
a. moderate prices GEO. II. CALVERT
aGo-St, College Park. Nd.
FOR RENT-STORE AT TAKONA PARK N
Guiding counter and shelving: hest location: ouly
$l2- J. s. SWORMSTEDT. 9I3 F St NV.
Uui-3t
FOR SALEM LAUREL, MD. T-ROON FRAME
with outbuildings: lot 5JxlJG: variety OF fulIt .
god well VI water; 10 min tCs' walk from b. sy.i
o. station AMI square from proposed eIectri.
line. Eos further information apply to ~ 10Th
81 Sc au3th. stlta-3t'
FOR SALE-OR RENT HYATTSyMLE-7R cor.
tage; min walk from station: high location.
best we'll water: shade; porchcs: chicken borse.
monthly payments OWNER, I23 18th st n w.
2u3-3t
FOR RENT-AT DUNN-LoRING, VA, BROOM
house; outfuildings; splendid water; 4 acres of
land; reasonable rent. Address Mrs MARY
= SHRENE, Dunn-Loring. Va. auS-3ts
FOR SALE IN TAKOMA PARK "A NICE &
room house. with lot e1x31O: nicely Situated.
with stable rear The owner Offering this r,roT,-
erty. previously held az 81 600 for 50 5oo N
ply 70 WM. H. SAUNDERS * co, 1907 F ST
au3-3U ~
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN ON WASH. HEIGHTS
Large lot. fronting ca Conn ave. running
t'i'fSh T. new extension Of Conn ave; Two
fronts; VIII suhdiyi'le lRtr 8 or 4 lots loo feet
deep each, Re waste er md; very cheap: 81 foot
II BHlCE . LI'SCOMti 6l2 I4th st.
FOR SALE-tiIEAPEST i.uT IN CITY: ITEI ST
ne, sGs- from Ii: ISNICu: on grade: Price
500; cost s,vnef - $50; msst sell. Address Box
-, star tli"e IT.
FOR Sh1E-32"3 NTH ST. INGLESIDF; Lot
'''At4"- S-5rafn frame, modern ctnveniences
StaHtr ara Carriage house for double team: new
~ painted and repaired; key At 32u5 18th St
Apply 10 owner for price and terms TTIOS "
SNlIH cor Isl 81. and lad. ave. NV. au4-Im
F0E SALE-uR EXCHANGE SPLENDID IOF
5"NiaS. ON 18th -. Whitney ave Address
Box 1ul, Star office. au4-3t
FOR SAI.E-LpIS AT DEANEWUOD. NE. $50
AID 500; %. fare any part Of city; make
Your own terms; no interest; taxes l. C.
CATS, 6I2 81. NV, Room 3 au2-1w.
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FOR SIE-oPEN FOR INSPECTION-HANn-
some rev house. 15n + st. Sc; FOODS. recep-
ton hall and tiled bath: faces Gar field Park
cabinet mantcls, fin mace; beautifully papcred
fine fixtures; complete home; convenient To-
cation; best neigIb"fhood Sc Price, $500;
terms easy
1t RFa7K & WELLER coo T ST n W
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FOR SNLE-FOR $1,000. FIVE-ROOM BRICK
1921 Ga. ave. Sc; sa75 cash. balance 5000
per ne nth Apply at Store SC0 Taylor st, Ana
costa VIII give 2l2 per for any enc sell
ing II. aus 2t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NANTED-A SUBURBAN HOME; STATE PRICE,
terms and FIJI particulars: city residence
world have consideration. Ii. ID. D.. Scar Office.