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Rheumatism Cured.

My wife has used Chamberlain {
Pain Balm for rheumatism with
great relief, and l can recommend
asasplendid liniment forthpuma-
ism and other household use for
which we have found il valuable -
W. j. CUYLER, Red Greek, n Y
Mr.. Cuplel is une of the leading
mrrchas,s Of this village and one Of
the most prominent men in this
viciniiy.-W G. PHIPPIN, Editor
Red Creek Herald. For sale by
DR.. NJ. P Bates, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

"A word TO the wise is sufficient"
ard a word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask, who are the
wise? Those who know The oft
repeated experience of trustworthy
persons may be taken for knowledge.
Mr.. W M Terry says Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy gives better
satisfaction than any other in the
market. He has been in the drug.
business at ElktoU, Ky., for twelve
years; has sold hundreds of bottles
of this remedy and nearly all other
cough medicines manufactured,
which shows conclusively that
Cham mberlain's is the most salts.
factory TO the people, and is the
best. For sale by DR.. N. P. Bates,
Liberty, Miss,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

was readlng an Advertisement
Of Chamberlain's Collie. ChoIer,
and DiarrhpARemrdy In the Wor
cestrr Enterprise recently, which
leads me tn write this. can truth
fully say never used any rrnrd!
equal to it for collie and diarrhea
| have never had to ust more ihaI
one or two doses to cure the wurs
case with myself or childrrn.-W
A. STROUD, Popomokr City, Md
For sale by DR.. NJ p. Bates, Librr
~, Mis-.
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~ Soul isaWimess for Ny Lord.

IOh Lord what manner OF mann IHl7'
AN nations IN him are best,
! An things are done by bis VIII
He spoke to the sea and 1t was stilH
Now, amt that a witnessfor myLord.
CHORUS.
! I remember one day upon the deep
Upon the ship he fen asleep,
The wind did toss the ship about
/ It caused the disciples to treHble
with doubt
They woke the Savior from hls sleep
Who calmed the waves upon the deep
So that 5 another witness tormy Lord
CHORUS
| Th.Lord called Moses To amountain
top,
He stamped his laws upon Moses
heart,
And placed his commandments in his
mind,
Moses don't yoa leave my law behind.
| So Moses was a witness for myLord.
cHoRU:,
You read in the Genesis and under
stand
Methuselah was the oldest man,
Aged nine hundred and sixty-nine,
Died and went to heaven in due time
Sothat s another witness for my Lord
CHORUS.
There was a man of the pharisees,
NamedNicodemus, who didn t Relieve,
The same came to Jesus by night,
Wanted to be taught out Of human
sight.
Nicodemus desired to know,
How can man be born when he is old.
Christ told Aicodemus as a friend
Man, You be born again,
Marvel not, man, # you want to be
wise.
Repent and believe and be baptized,
CHORUS
You read abouiSamson frou his bir h,
He was the strongest man on earth,
Read way back in the ancient times,
He killed three thousand Philistines,
ThusSamson went wandering about.
Samson's strength was never found
Until his wife set down on his knee.
Show me where your strength be, if
You please,
Samson'S wife talked so fair,
Samson told her tocut off his hair.
Shave my head as clean as syour hand
And my strength will become like a
natural mans.
So Samson was a witness for my ord
CHORUS.
ia man had hundred sheep,
And one of them should 60 astray,
Would he not lea ethe ninety and nine
Go in the wilderness, the lost to find
When he has found it, lay it on hi,
shoulder,
| Cali his friends and neighbors around
The sheep was lost but now is found
| So that another witness for my Lore
CHORUS.
/ Lord made man out of natural DUST
/ Named himAdam because he was first
! Made the woman and he called he
Eve.
He told her not to eat from the tor
bidden tree.
The devil told her it woull make hel
wise.
Yes it panied her till she died
SO that's another witness for nj
Lord.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

On Saturday eveli1E ,zst Tg.,,.
University sud the Uuiversitv +
Texas played a match gam- ofb,a
The papers state that il vas h
most Interesting and exciting s,n.
ever played in New OIL ans. Tk.
score s'uad 3 to 9. sl,baugh tuei,,
innings wrte played. Smiley Az.
drrsOn, e Centreyille, pitched h,
game. with Fugler. Of Wnkinso,
behind the bat. They eoyer..
themselves al over with glnry 1
Was the first time the Texas nin,
had failed to defeat any college clpl
with which they had PLAYED Ne
Gehsr, Of WOndtille, also did fn,
nlaviug with Tulane.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

DY ORDER ard bi So
ID prryi,ors If Ain,ie tnun'v
Miss. the r,-5uillinc snG ,F,if'H., ni th
following Bri = viii b. ht to the love
bidder. on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, lS'o
at tho court house in the town # IA ~
Buhlii : nf "A New Bridge acrps
.the cruk IN pn'lic road Nun
her Z. in D,>uici No /, near lh
Zion Hill cl u'ch
Specification, ON Hlr IN the flee d y
Chat,,Iy Clerk. t,r "rlci,nri.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Gen. Rios cheif of staff and
another officer are going to see
Aguinaldo and demand the release
Of the Spanish prisoners. Filipi-
nos held by Gen. Otis will be offer
ed in exchange for the dons.
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COMMISSIONER Sale.

George Guuby elal
vs. No. S8.
Zphader Garner 1t al
VIRTUE Of decree Of the Honorable
ID Chancery Court Of Amite County. Slas
OF Mississippi. made ut the May term, A. b.
rs thereof in the suit OF George Guhey I,
al. VS.. Zehader Garner ct H., No. sos. order
ing Sale of certain land in said County mt
State, /, rs u Cmmissi0ner appointed b
said Court To make said Sale und,r said ID
cree, will on the
| Fir.t Mondayiu May, A d. 1899
same hring the 1t day thereof, Offer for Nl
"a the highest h.ddei Tor cash, at pullie yen
due At the hogth door Of tl,e rcnrt-h use I
the town OF Lib rty, sand county and Stai
| the following d,sc,ibed hand, tD wit: Ih
| Eorth East quarter Of the South East qGartt
Of So ticn len (lO) Township One (l) Rang
Three (3l East. And the North hast qlart'
uf the South Fast quartcrpf Scctiun Tetll0
Township Une (l). Range Three (@) hss
except Twrnty-six (3b) acrs otf If thrSuut
Ead ef said North Ea,t quarter of south Ia
quarter Of Section Ten (l0) Township Ot
! ~, Range Three (a) East. Said and bce
situated in tine Count, Of Amitr, State :
Mississippi.
lhi, An dy Of April A. u. 1909
II. u. RATES. t'unimission,r.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Lieut. Gilmore and fourteen
ssisoss Of the United States steam.
er Yorktown vent ashore to Baler
on 18th inst. to rescue Spanish
prisoners and themselves fell into
the hands Of the Filipinos. Their
fate is unknown
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Indigestion is the direct. cause OF
diseases that kill thousands of per
sons annually, Stop the trouble at
the outset witba little PRIcKLYAsH
BlTTERs; it strengthens the stomach
and aids digestion. Sold by Dr, NJ
P, Bates, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

He possessed prrsminently q lFga.
iuts leei, great elsarness oilhought.
accuracy of discrimination, sound
+ ne-s Of judgment. and strength n
+ debale-always el-ar in bis grasp
Of a subject.
HetIuHed bis Cause on ITS merits
and Justice, and bis weapons ioE
success and supremacy were reason
and argument. He possessed M
blandishmsnts or diplomacy.
Neither euphony nor rhythm
fnund place in bis speeches OF
writings. They we're without EN-
brllishmsnI in language or orna-
msnt Of style. Beauty and brilli
aney were lost in The substance OF
his argument aud in the handling
of facts. The sentimental and
beautiful did not dominate his
nature, nor did he dwell on imagi-
nary things. He cared little for
metaphysics and never attempted
uralory, for the bsnt Of his mind
was logical, and reason rather than
empiiun held sway.
He vas a dangerous antagonist.
for he knew all the methods of at
tack and defense. He was fertile,
original aud bold He knew his
capacity for work, which was un-
rqualed, and did not under.value
his intellectual grasp and vigor.
while his courage If heart eqnaled
his capacity Of brain,
He vas a very practical man,
and read such literature as be could
tura 10 practical use. His was in
deed a massive and splendid cha
-ac,er. 1t stood uut like a mouu
mental stone "not adorned by fret
work, hut plain, clear, powerful,
and pundrrous as II rested Oh ils
impprtubablp base. "
He was not without faults, and,
40 doubt, at times his prejudice
misguided his Judgment, but no
one ever doubted his sincerity.
He did not cultivate the soc,al
side Of his nature, and care d
nothing for canven,ionalitlps. lie
vas always iord Of his friends,
however, and rejoiced in their
presence. His courlesies were the
natural promplings Of generosity
and goodness Of hrarl, but notwilh'
standing his rugged nature he Was
man OF broad sympathies, pro-
found convictions, and generous
impulses. lie was full Of charity
and gladdehed many unfortunate
lives by his generous aims; and,
after all, The best fame Is thai
which, though not sought, is won
by goodness, charity and brOiherIy
love. They are the cTowning beau
~ Of our work in this world. The
tear # gratitude shed by the dis.
,ressed is purer jewel than ever
,parkled in the crown Of political
fame. Through all the weary
months Of his sickness and suffer.
ing the hearts of the people Of Mis-
sissippi went ont 10 him in sym.
pa)hy and affection.
Let us in appreciation of bis
virtues emulate his example, and
strive to so live that it can be SAID
nf ns when the end comes that VT
left b-hind us legacy Of good deeds
an of honorable achievements.
And now, in thine own native cline,
Thou a at iest beneath the tomb,
Where brightest skies cxpaLd sublime
Ard choicest flowers forever bloom.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

I What must I do2 ] cuuld 90 Ion
ger enjoy the luxury Of train rides
as my purse bad wufully shruuk, SO
| must tramp, / e walk; bu' not
beg. I found a travelling cnmpan-
/ ion. a nice fellow Five miles north
of Pearsall We stopped st house
and asked TO stay sll night. The
answer was I'VE eannut accommodate
YOU with beds, but there il a vacant
house about half mile, but We do
not think you can sleep there, as It
! is haunted" That was enO1gh 10
arouse our curiosity, =" we sailed
forth TO see the ghost; and We 50"
ia, The vacant hnuse was a two
Story one-vaeant indeed, down
stairs. Twu uf the upstairs ronmS
we're furnished with old fashioned
furniture. We snun found cum
furtable lounge, and, not fearing
hobgnblins or any hing Of the kind,
We felt blessed in finding such COM
Portable quarters. Scarcely had We
laid down when such noise greet.
cd our pars-walking, rapPing, tap
ming. We had taken the preeau-
lion to lock and bar with a huge
sick Of timber the only door to the
room We occupied. SSOn the door
flew open. | shut and fastened it
as brfure, but ghostie dtfed lock
and bar. The dcor again came
open. bravely shut il, but, oh!
horrors, there stood before me a
woman in white-unearthly in sp,
pearance My blood ran cold. My
road friend broke a window aud
sprang to the ground, about twelve
feet. did not turn my back 10 the
frightfal object befnre mr but quick
ly bidding it goodbye followed my
friend. We soon reached the home
Of the people who had so kindly
told US about the haunt-d house.
My friend was badly bruised, and
had spralned his ankle. was not
hurt in body, but mentally | was
agilated. Cuuld il be snmething
supernatural that had frightened
us? II not, it was mnst unnatural.
" natural. The next morning,
having lived through the night, |
prncerdrd alone on my journey,
and was afraid to look back
am nowin the quiet aud pretty
town of Eagle Lake, on the South
ern Pacific road, bu; my thoughts
are in my old home in Amite Coun-
ty, and through your valuable pa
per address my friends there. No
place like my childhnod home.
Rrspt f n DoMENIcK,
EAgIr Lake, Texas.
April Oh. '99
,,,,r,h.r Of tho vnluutppr eta
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Senator Morgan proposes as a
solution OF the Samoan problem
division ofihe islands betweenEng-
land, Germany and the United
States, the latter 70 havePago- Pago
harbOr as a coaling station.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Gen. Lawton declares it will take
100, GOO men to whip the Philip
pines. He can force his way
through the Island of Luzon with
his small force, but cannot hold
Me country through which be
masses.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Gen. Lee, in mis- farewell address
to the remnant of bis corps, said
The SeventhCorps bad been reserv-
ed by Mr.. Mckinley to lead the
assault on Havana had Spain not
surrendered.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Herr Rose, the German consul at
Apia, will receive orders to join in
a tripartite proclamation calling on
the Samoans to desist from all agi-
iation pending the arrival Of the
com missiOrers.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

II is with sorrow we chvonicle
shs death of Mrs. ]. II. Hines,
which sad event occurred at The
home of her parents, in Crystal
Springs, where she was visiting.
Mr.. Hines has the sympathy Of ev-
cry one here, -GlOster Record,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Il is repaired from Paris that the
Court of CasSatiun will find that n,
new facts have besn discovered in
the Drryus easejustIfytngrevision
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Col. Picquart testified before the
Court Of Cessation that after careful
study Of the bordereau he did not
believe the incriminating docu.
ments were written by Dreyfus.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The FloridaLegislature has been
balloting for Uni,ed States Senator.
PascO, Call and Taliaierro are the
candidates, the latter leading.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

ANsw Jersey volunteer regiment
has offered 10 re-snlist for service IN
he Philippines
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

A committee Of Filipino mer.
chants has been appointed to confer
with, the American commissioners
TO bring about peaceful relations.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Major General Alexander Rudri,
CUES, chief uf staff Il Gomez. has
been appointed chief Of the Havana
DOlica
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Only 7 peg cent Of the volunteers
in the Philippines have agreed to
re.enlist, though the bounty in the
way of travel Pay is 500 per man.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The County Democratic ExeeB.
tive Committee will meet ia Libsr.
" on The first Monday in Nav. hv
order of the chairman. Hon. Nh
Wilkinson.
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Teachers Examinations

Will be- held at lh- euurlhouss
Liberty. Miss. for white ,,schrH
April 2lst and 22nd; for eolorsd
2Slh and 29th.
GEO. A McGEHEE.
County Sup't If Ed
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

John Addison Porter, Mekinley's
private secretary, has resigned be-
cause Of IN health.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The Secretary ofWar has ordered
the reorganization Of the military
departments 10 Cuba and their re-.
duclion from seven TO five.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Gen. Brooke has been ordered to
discharge all men in the regular
army in Cuba who enlisted only for
the war with Spain.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Thirteen Quay Republicans in
the Pennsylvania Legislature broke
away from the boss and voted for
B. F, Jones.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The FllipinOs are said To have
rsmoved their capitol TO TarlanO,
AZ miles north Of Manila.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The collier Nsr1 will explore
snd survey the Pacific for a sub
marine cable route from Honolulu
10 Manila.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Geo. LaWtue Eiil release sll the
EaipisO prisoners he has taken.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

AdmirAlSehlsy promises 10 make
surprising exposures in answer to
ihs attack Of his enemies.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Filipinos are appearing sgAin 10
sOnsiderabls force 10 the vicinity
cf Pasig,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Thousands Of Chinese attack, d
the British camp at Taipohu and
were rspulsed by force Of lees
than 300 men
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Gen Shaftpr thinks 1t mav he
necessary to kill half the inhabi,
tants hrfre the other moiety afs
"ciyilizpd I"
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The man who could run a news
paper TO please everybody died be-
hpre be was born.-Grensdisn.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The U. s. S Nashville reached
Port Eads April 10Th, 70 proceed
up the river, up 10 ST. Louis.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

The Louisiana Pr-sbytsry Is neW
IN session al Cshtrtville.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Repaired promptly and al work guarantee
for one year. Times being bard, my pre-
have been made in conformity thereto ano
ho to receive inr Stare Of public pdfo'
age promising that satisfaction will be SF'
NV patrons. [Oct. q, 'os-l VI
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21
April Oh. 80

A number of the volunteer staf
ollicers have been retained in the
service.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

esnirvvilI. wants 50 ice 'ac'ory
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NAVY AND ToRAL's SURRENDER.
Spanish Supreme Council on the Ca
pituIation of Santiago.

The bureau of naval intelligence has
made public an interesting document pub
lished in the official organ of the minister
of war at Madrid and containing the SEN
tence of the supreme council in the pro-
ceedings instituted because of the capitula-
ton of Santiago in the summer of 1898.
The defendants named in the proceedings
are Jose ToraI NeIasquez, general OF di-
vision, and the successor of General Lima
res. in command of the 4th Army Corps or
Cuba; General Mesa, chief of the brigade
of Guantanamo: Lieutenant Colonel We
larde, military commander OF Paracoa;
Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Algeria, COM
mander of Sagua de Tanamo; Capt. Arturo
Hidalgo, commander OF Alto Songo; Capt
Jose Garcia, commander of San Louis;
Capt. Romualdo Martinez. commander of
Palma Soriano, and Capt Clements Peyro,
COMMANDER at FL CriSJo. The defendants
named. besides General TOral, are the COM
manders OF the outlying military posts
v hIch were Included Ia the CdpItula,Ivn OF
Santiago.
The most interesting feature of the report
is the fact that the court lays great stress
upon the Importance Of the American naval
forces and declares that without their CO.
operation II would have been Impossible for
the American forces TO have compelled The
surrender of Santiago. The sentence OF the
court concludes by Vindicating General
Tordl from any censure for the surrender
of the city, stating thai he had used every
means OF defense REQUIRED by the laws OF
honor and duty as attested bv the
brilliant battles sustained from June 22i to
the day OF capltulatl0n. and the many
clsulties in generals, commanders officers
and Drivates during said battles" The
other defendants are eMOnerated having
acted under the instructions of their COM
manoing general, who in turn had the sane
uon Of his home government for each step
taken.
Citations are made TO show that General
Eoral was correct in securing The repatria-
ton of all his garrison in western Cuba at
the expense of the United States as those
Sarrlsons would soon have to surrender.
After holding General Ramon Blanco and
the staff bureaus in Madrid responsible for
not properly provisioning Santiago and
sending enough war material there at the
beginning of the war General TOral and all
his officers are acquitted Of any wrong
doing
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-IDEAL COUNTRY HOUSE ON ROCK
creek. thirty minutes ride from city, near steam
and electric cars; ten-room house. large porch
cellar, attic; carriage house; small green house:
stable; poultry houses; fine spring dairy: Ice
house; forest shade trees Telephone; shr1bbery-
hundreds Of choice roses. hardy chrysanthemums
and towering vines: all varieties Of spring bloom
ing bulbs; fruit III abundance: twenty acres az
land, acres fenced in poultry netting; Jersey
COW. horses, harness. carriages, chickens ducks
turkeys etc: elevated location; extended view:
mail delivered daily; everything ready for house.
keeping aud farming; all farm implements and
most OF furniture included in sale Price less
than cost. For terms and particulars apply at
Room 7. Bank OF Washington building. Louisiana
uc2S-3t.
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including three valuable stock farms of
300 to 800 acres. within easy reach of Washing
ton WM- H. SAUNDERS X CO. 1407 st.
uyI3-f
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FOR EXCHANGE.
LADIES' GOODS.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED, $1.O0-AND
warranted; machines for rent by week or month,
AT OPPENHEIMERS 514 9th St NV
Button holes made. &c. each. a.. oc12-3m5
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM, FuRRIER
Is located for the present season at Ats G ST. q w.
Altering repairing OF gh-grade FUR GAR
MENfS exclusively. oc23m,4
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
caity; ladies taiior-made suits made TO order,
fit guaranteed. (. MORGAN. SOC K st. NV
be11-6lb.4
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CHENOW ETH.

1912 Vermont ave. and Iowa circle. A boarding
and day school for young ladies. Opened October
2. Miss NJ. DAVENPORT CHENOWETH An,
Mrs. E. CHENOWErH SLOAN, Principals.
ocI-s tu.th. lit
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
l; s. Mattress Works--Carpets and Rugs clean
ed Mattresses made to order and remade. Iron
Beds, Cribs. Divans and Springs. Office. 5O7 11th
ST n Works, LOGS and 1867 18th st. NJ
NEWMfEa. Manager. Phone 80. oclSlms
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for 6-foot tables. 65c for settees; IS cook stoves
wire cots, $40, parlor and bed room suite-Sl
per week REDMO\D'S 81 and 3l3 It'll st NV
tyl3u
FOR SALE-k-lP-AN-S, 10 FOR CENTS, AT
druggists, gEOcers. restaurants, saloons, news
stands. general stores and barber shops Danish
pain. induce sleep p;olons life. One gives relier.
Hy2l-ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON:

New College Practical Philosophy: scientific basis
assured in professional studies. Brief courses at
homes and schools; pbysulu gical % 10 1855. meta
physical So I2$sl Experienced schoolteac go
yrs.). 3l2 LIST st. n. oC24- Ina
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Nt.StbTf, WILCOX * HlESTON,
OC-s-s tux th-3t 1920 st. NV.
FOR ;Ai.E-
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE BRICK
Near Conn. ave. ms! Il ST; L. rooms bath: all
T,deIu Improvements: elegantly arranged and In
splendid order. Very cheap at $l3.o4o.
WESCo'T. WILCOX Il HihSf'N:
oc2S-S .iu& III ct l42O ST NV
FOR SALE-MoNTHLY PAYMENTS OF .s10-3D
ST tear tie; rooms and bath. Heduced
to 81 $50 Rented at $3.50.
WESCorF, WILCOX & HIESTON,
oc2S-s ct 1920 st. NV.
FOR SALE-3-STORY AND CELLAR 7-ROOM
brick dwelling with ami: heated by furnace;
alley. Price onl! $1,000. FRANCIS W. BAKER,
1901 r st. NV. oc2s3t
FOR sAIE-By HEIsKELI. & McIERAN-
$I2.JCU-t Reduced Handsome residence,
18th ST. CIV; IL rooms baths; steam heat.
s6.5oO-Beautiful -mall house. Cleveland Park;
new; cost $1,000; owner left city; must sell
s5OoO-Cboice building lot. 2Ox1OO IT to alley;
best section 10th st, NV.
$9,00"-IIandsoIr building lot, 18th ST. bet. n
and Mass: ave. NV; elegant neighborhood;
81 100 to s1.TOo per lot-A rare chance for build
party desiring t. build home specula-
ton; beautiful building lots. 4th and r. Sd
I. or Fla. n.
5000 each-a handsome lots T ST bet. 18th
and 18th SITS. nv. can he had by builder
who will improve. satisfactorily to owner.
without CPsh payment.
$40 5oo-Iiandsome II room dwelling; steam heat.
&c. brick stable: 18th St. Washington
Heights, alley.
Heights; 10 Rooms: nj hotwater heat.
S1O.5hO-N Washington Heights; 10 rooms and bath:
lot 25xl20 to alley.
81 soo-2story brick stable Kingman court Q,ack
X. |. ave. and Iowa Circle; sacrifice
HEISkELL & McLERAN.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAlt.-
S5.5oo-TfI 2D ST. NW.-$3.3"0.
c-f,ry aid basement brick; s rooms end bath
Rents FIR S24
WE$IOrr, WILCOX & HIESTON.
O6-s-s. tut.th-3t 1920 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-31
r. " WALKER & son. 1905 F.

FOR SALE BARtIAINS-ON EASY TERMS CO.
LtNhiA HEIGHTS 1924 18th St. handsome .
T'oinS aud bath dwelling. hot-w alter heat; could
b. changed into husint - property. VIII be sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-31

FOR SALE SIT MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL
buy handsome upto- date brick dwelling; 1uly
$3.50 cash required. Price. 81. 800. Address
COY HOME. Star Office. se23-3m4