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Private Kridsr Not Only Recovered. bus
Soon Became a Bridegroom

Soon Became a Bridegroom.
From n. Cleveland L.sd.-.
IN Ohio soldier seems 70 hold tho rsourd for
bring wounded more TINES al once than any other
man who lived through IL This remarkable part
Of II Is that he rccel we'd all the wounds In a single
battle and al but one Of them Of the sans instant
He II, or WAS untl ne WAS mustered out OF the
service on account Of his wounds, Private Krder
81 Light Battery X, Third United States ArtL
lery
A few day AGO D. W Benham. United States
Army, retired, formerly Colonel Of the Seventh
lntantry. aud now living in Broomville, Ohio,
hcnt ~ Harry Tomb u this city, as a Christmas
On the seashorr IN the Philippines, and The story
q the pin he writes a. follow:
y shell, washed up By. the So and lodged on
in Manila, aud offered Tor sails BY a native FIJI.
pinn Bought az a curiosity for a TITLE, by an
American soldier. one Kinder, who war serving
a. q private soldier in Light Battery X, Third
rnitd States Arulery, in Iunon. In an engage
mcriIn which Erider's battery took an scuve part
a %shrapnol sheil was exploited by DE Filidnos
l"Hd"n bullets from II were lodged in the body Of
.'tvate. krtdcr In The Snnlr engagement bullet
from n MaUser rife struck him, making q total Of
twenty six wounds inflicted upon him IN this
rKrldsr vas sen, 70 n. n%osni,s'' yhsr. 10
+, ,c'H mnse I, s sf. to re enc n"a ti rT't !" c S%,11sngy
hospital trarsp IT. which truught Tin 70 San
lranCisco,. where lie was again To- sfcrred 10
the United STATS Army HOSPITAL ~ the Presi-
do where he rec vcrrd Ard rs able 10 travel
without an attendant 10 his home in Wharton.
9 where his mother i've while he Was us
iting his mother, his brother. Harley krtder,
went home =, see I'm. and received from his hand
the sea shell which later came into my posse~
si9n. bad It N ,nt"d n 81 .nyuie, o -
i think ! am SHtc N saving that Private X tder,
Mtterv X, 1liri Artillery, holds the rcord ~
leing the worst wounded man TO recover In any
Mar that ever wsFcd IN the 'acc 4 this ear,h.
While Kinder was iu The hnsfiiHl ut the Preside
he mct u Young woman Rhu loved him, md,
later, married the ter.
i have teen tId that after kridrr recovered
he wanted 10 return 10 lNIun and again fight
the fllylnus, hoping g. - Ahlc a. revenge HIM
self Against them ir filling lbs body y IN lead.
When tod that his wounds had disabled him
for further service IN our army he cried ike q
.nud, krider VIII probably gel q penAioa Il
s72 PEI month - long - b. lrSA'
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Rumored visit OF nm Irish Athletic Team
to America.

a team Of Irsh athletes 10 come here for A series
OF contests during the ensuing season. The
men that It h. proposed 10 invite inclulc ". J NJ
Ncwburn, 'Ac noted broad Jumper r. j feahy,
lrtS.' champion high jumper Drunis ~Ilorgan,
holder 4 TIE worlds shptpultiHg record. I, F
hl"iy. lrSh ali around champion, and T. OCon-
nor Of Waterford, n new %asptrant Tor broad!urp
ing hOnur.
Several .I1fsrcuccS have been held between
J. j. Suttpa. ollc,sl Handicapped u the G .elic
y \ md lrsh CycliSt .AsSOci alton, and the
,hc men COM over efforts will be made u PIT Nru
burn and Vt"nnor against kraen1lrin in the
broad lump, md lcahy against Baxter IN the
high iLE7 Hogan will look for = contes,
with Genr+c Gray in putting the shot kiely
VIII test his powers a. a hammer thrower against
John Flanagan, and Is also DESTROYS II meeting
J. y. PoWers IN an AlloIound competition
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BABIES
Grow Big and Strong and Healthy.

zone OF tho many letters received daily from
grateful mothcrs)
Cooks Flaked Rice Co.:
Grntlemon-l want to tell YOU how dc.
lighted we al Hr" with your riaked Rice.
| am not saying too much II ! do say IL IL
the very best food not only foi grown
people, but ! never found anything to equal
1t for babies. | nm sorry | did not have it
twenty years ago, when my oldest boy was
Il baby. What n time ] had with him! A.
| look al my younger children now and
think 81 how he was at that time l cannot
wonder enough at the change there il.
These are 50 healthy and he wac so dclis
cate. Cooks Fiak@d Rice deserves the On.
tire credit for this, and | wish | could re-.
commend IL to everybody all over the
country.
Tn best way to prepare it for Babies 10
TO put into W quarts OF slightly salted
boiling wntcr one and One-half cups OF
Flakcd Rice. and stir 1t gently for four or
five minutes, not longer, IA too much cook.
ing makes it lose its fine flavor; then add q
little boiled milk and "A pinch of sugar; and
II every mother will cook Flnked Rice this
way she will have fine, healthy children. I
am Very respectfully.
Mrs. Joseph Hocrmann,
Green and Fairview Az,
Brooklyn, N. !.
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Ernm th, Ch,cnqo Trrbnn..

Tr0m IN IVTFEDV TTTVHN'
''you have such n limited field Of opera.
tions j sni1 tho sociahle ant that hal entered
in 'hrouuh tho MI" FOUND opening Do YOU
never ION: to So" the gfca, rnrth uutslIet a..
worm I'm the hickory nut. looking at the white
wall OF richness surrounding 1t. Why. I've
This pieasing little story teaches that there
are other kinds OF anti-expansionis,s.
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Cntoby Advertising.
From, "A, Chtca,o Trltun.,

People who i've in glass houses" wrote the
rcnl estate dealer. who was ut work on n three
aheet poster announcing n free excursion. ARE
the biggest fools on earth to DO 40 when they
can huy goou woodln houses NJ tne figures ut
which / am Offering them In droundsome-
Then ha held the manuscript at arms length
and adm red the pcnmarship and tho boldness
and yigor o' the conception.
~ think thafIl fetch EN-" he said.
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Cooks
Flaked Rice
For Sale by Your Grocer.
THE LINKS Ar SNORT NILS,
Golfers Arc Talking OF I,altusrOl for this
Women's Championship.
For Sale by Your Grocer.

The Bnltusrol Golf Club has extended its
links from 5.4S7 yards TO 0.OO3 yards. and. 40
the clubhouse has been enlarged to nearly tina
proportions Of a Summer hotel. the Short Hills
golfers believe that they should receive Q
chance 10 run off either the amateur. womrnis
or open championship this season. The Bal.
tusrol club became an associate mem.
Der OF the L. 5. q. A.. last winter. and.
since 1885. rs an allied club It had
been one Of the most active Of the
many golf clubs near New York. It's team Of
Bayard, Jr.,and Hugh X. Toler. never has been
beaten, ana its club and open tournaments to.
the players OF each sex have brought out large
fields and often exciting contests. A circular
letter from the Secretary OF the L. s. G. A. Is in
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All Right but the Names.

A salesman In local chlrnware establish
mcnt Ia RESPONSIBLE TO- the Glowing,
"A day or two ago. said b., "a lady came in
The store and began To examine some nno Guns
md snucers Nothing suited her AZ last
aud. smiling lnnoccntly. said: Now. these ara
very nice. and ] like tho way they ar" mali.
with d%jnerent names on them. ItIcouli nnd
them. but al | sca read Tom and jerry"
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" get three tricks only. a loss Of four.
Trick 3 II is probable that Y did not eco any
immediate need Of overtnking his partners trump
and dra wing III" last one from h, hut II he does
h. VIII save Just five tricks on the deal, as will
be shown presently.
Trick 0. Z should have given NJ the Jack. but
!, is too late for him 10 do anything 10 save the
hand.
Here is what might have happened:
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trophy between New York and Brooklyn. z
dealt And turned tho heart eight. and when brook.
lyn held A.Bscards the play was az follows:
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Of Love, a comndy from Tie french. will b, SHOW
for tie iirSt time IN New \ ork, with the principal
parts taken 10y II. Reeves smith, Elsie DE " olfe,
the Earl Ut \ armouth, Clayton White, Margaret
Robinson ard Oh W May.
Tho last week In New York Of The Ameer"
begins, Frank Daniels will BE- followed NJ Wal
LACKS by Olga Aethersole, This actress will be
seen for the FIRST tune IN this city N a part said Ia
suit her perfectly, This IS Fanny Legydnd in
"SaphO,' dramatrzed by clyde Fitch.
"lhe Gunner's Maze" passes into the second
wees OF ltN lortnlehts engagement al tue Grand
Opera hott,' Iue next entertainment here viii
We - Stranger IN a Strange Land seen earlier
IL the season at the Manhattan
Matt, Goodwin and Maxine Elliot will continue
"The Cowboy and the Lady" probably only two
more w'N'.s. though no date IS fixed for the pro
ductipn II ~ hen We " ere rwenty-one." The
FItch play now In Use at me kncker booker giyes
u SIR Goodwin and Miss Elliot excellent CppOr.
tuuitics.
The Village Postmaster will stay only an.
other fortnight al the Fourteenth Street this sea
son The pictures Of country life shown in this
pley Grn popular and have come 10 be regarded
IA "a yearly sight This il the third revival Of
the rural play al the Fourteenth Street Ihaun.
cey Olcott will come 10 this theatre next with " \
Romance of AthlUne,"
William Gillette and sherlock Holmes" retain
great favor at the Garrick. Charles Frohman
Is gong Ia use this play for his FIRST venture in
Australia lie viii organize an English com
paEy 10 enact II there London, however. will
get 1t with .ir Gillette and tie American actors
Ptoplo who have seen the London and New
York production Of W heels within Wheels
say that the acting on our sd, Of the water is far
superior Such acting ~ Is shown NJ the Mad
sOu Square IL indeed rare In fact such an all
around excellent company Is almost unheard
Of IN his country, excepting only Daniel Eroh.
mans stock players
The Mnnocuvres Of Jane is still In use BY
that organization al Daly's. aud IS n piece that
should be seen by all admirerso II tho best In modern
comedy. |; is true that this play by Henry Ar,
thur Jones Is more iarCical then the most ad.
mirahlc Of .ts sort, but it Is nevertheless an anus
inc piece IT satire
only Ave week s were set aside for tie New York
stew II Three Little l.an.bT,' bat arrangements
haze BEN made 80 that n can remain 1T the Fifth
AycIur ir a longer tim" IL will lr followed
there by another musical comedy called "Prin,
cess chic, which has me; with good success IN
tine smaller cities
May Irwin is still at The Riiou and will con.
unue 10 be there for some time. She added q
new song last week " her already largo repsrtory.
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore g. Ohio
Sches11e In effect December "A. 1899.


Schets1e In effect December "A, 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibu!ed Limited
trains 1875 a. NJ, sos p. nl., daily.
for Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and indianapolis.
Express lO:55 a m. yestibuIed Limited $40 p
ih;, express l2:O5 night. daily.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1876 a. and
$3.50 and IL :55 D. m. daily.
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit, 12: :05 night.
for winchester and way stations, 's:S5 a. m
and 5:4O and $3.50 D. N.
for Luray, 3:40 p daily.
.or Baltimore. week days, x2:35. $500. S:3e
x,;oo. . xio, xs:So. s:s5. 1880, xIe:co a m
x5;OS, x5:lo, 1880. 1890. $3.50. 800, xl0;D
AII:3 KILLS. p. m. Sundays x2:95, x7:05
n:do' $50 x9;O a m, xlz:o5. 400, l:la
hs;Oo: 80 x5:o5. x5:1O. 6:So, xs:OO. MOTT
For Annapolis 7:I0 and s:35 a m, I2:1J an
S:30 p. m. Sundays, $3.50 a. m, 4:35 p. m.
FOR Frederick, week days. s:3j. 1885 a. It.
4:So, $50 p m Sundays. 900 a. M, 1:l5 p. n.
Ior HagerStown, f1G:55 a and $50 p
For Boyd and way points, week days, s:5
a. M, $50. $50, 7:Oj p m. Sundays, 800 a
i:l5. 7:05 D. m.
For Gaithersburg and way points. week day.
3:s5 a m, 1850. 800. 4:3O. 4:S3. $50, TO
iI-25 p m Sundays. 900 a. m, LIS, +:S3, 3:o5
For Warrington Junction and way point.
week days. s:a5 a. m. 4:sO. $50 p. m. Sundays
300 a. Il. 1:l5 p. m.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. Boston
and the East, week days ?05 (Dinsr). S:3
Buhet. 1000 (DineD a. m, 1905 (Dinsr
i:l5 (Diner). 500 Royal Limited" EN
2lusvely Pullman Train. Dining Car SO
Dining Carr, 500, IL 80. and 2:35 night (S.eeI
ing Car open at I0:O o'clock. Sundays. 7.G-
100 a. m, I2:95 noon. I:I5 Dining Cars, 36
sos Dining Cars 500. II:3O, and 2:35 nigh,
Sleeping Car open 1870 ociock).
Parlor Cars all dag trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a. m, 1905 noon,
! rs and 500 p m week days. 12:o5 noon SuI
avs
For Cape May, week days. II 05 and I :15 D. n
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotc
nd residences by Union Transfer Co. oTcci
II at ticket Offices. sl9 Pennsylvania Ayeul
wv, New York Avenue and 18th Street. AID
'epot
& D. t'SpTDwOoD n 2 NiRTTV
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AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's sALE-By virtue
os writ Of feri facas issued out OF the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia and to directed, | will sell at
public sale for cash, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10
1000 AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ, in front OF the
court house door, Washington, d. c., the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: Lots numbered
81 IS. So and 90, in block number /, in Oregon
L. Green's subdivision OF a part OF a tract of
land in the county Of Washington,
District OF Columbia, as per plat in
County Book number 6, page 81 in the
Office Of the Surveyor OF the District of Columbia.
seized and levied upon as the property of Claud.
ius B. Smith and George o. Watson, Trustees,
terre tenants of Andrew NJ. Green, deceased and
sold to satisfy execution No. Al ,654, in favor of
Henry H. Bergman, Treasurer OF the Washington
Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association,
plaintiff.
AULTCK PALMER, Marshal
THOS. BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers
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THOS. DOwL

(wALTER B. wILLIaMs& & CO., Auctloneers.)
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
will sell by public auction at 437 11th ST. nw.,
MARCH i, AT $50 p. NJ, all goods on which
interest remains unpaid consisting of gold, silver
and metal watches, diamonds clocks, chains, rings
jewelry Of all kinds, clothing, books, musical in
struments, guns, revoivers, typewriters, etc.
HENRY r. GROCE, Treasurer. fe23.7t
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TRUSTEES SALES.
ruos. ]. OWEN. Auctlancsr. gls E 81. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE of VARIABLE REAT. rs.
TATE. STU ATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VA, BEING ABOUT@2S ACRES OF LAND.
IMPROVED By FRAME DWELLING. STA
BILE. ETC.
By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust, duly
recorded in Lber No. (. Folio l43 and li6 one
of the Land Records Of Alexandria County. Va,
and at the request OF the parties secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
tion. within the Office Of Thos. J. Owen. 9l3
ST. NV, Washington City, u. C., Thu RSDAI
MARCH s. 1900. AT 4:3O O'CLOCK r. NJ the
following described land aud premises situate
lying, and being in the County of Alexandria in
the State Of Virginia. and bounded and described
Being part Of the seventy-acre tract. conveyed
by r. C. FarmSwell, TO Amelia Ray, 10th July
1855, and duly recorded in Alexandria. Va. and
also 4 part Of said tract as purchased by II. Nor.
a from Sabina Gregory ct al by deed dated
10th October, lsS2. and recorded in Liber F. No.
g. Folio 1913, of the Land Records Of Alexandria
Va; beginning for the same at stake. end OF
6i ps. on first line OF his said deed. il being
Julian Magruder's y. +. boundary "a N S41s W,
G9iz W. 107 Is. TO stone to be planted S. 30
E. 30 ps to a stone TO bc planted on south side OF
present road; (D s, 50 f., 5S I3 ps. to Juliana
Magruder's 5. W. boundary, and with 60 N 0
W. 10 ps. TO stone in Marsh (6) ", S0A f..
IS 81 ps to the beginning, containing 20 2S acres
more OF less. 1t is improved By frame dwelling
stable good we'll of water. fruit trees ctc etc,
and situate and adjoining the Village OF Halls
Hill on the north side Of River Road to Falls
Church, and about three miles from Georgetown,
d. {.
Terms Of sale: deposit Of 5000 required at
time Of sale. Balance in 80 days from day OF
sale.
WILLIAM T. ABBOTT.
GEORGE V. CISSEL
feo4-dGdseNS Trustees.
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WALL PAPER.

CRoNJE surrendered! But it TOOK 5000 Rritta
troops to capture Cr0nie and his 4.0oG Inea
How many will it take to capture General Juuhert
an.l bis army? We're ready % pSpCr y0ur roJFuI
with our new. rich. stylisi paper. Only = up.
+. O. NOLTE $40 9th st. NO BRANCH fe2S-tf
ROOMS papcsed, 81. - up; samples brought: wor';
guaranteed. HUNT, glf L &. nv. fe?j.5tsecs
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Call at office for semi-mo1tily Bulletin

COTTAGE by the sca at 81 Augustine. Fla. nice
beach for surf bathing; for sale rent, cr eX-
charge W, 201 81, NV. Washington.
ie2G-At en-
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-~-~-~-~|~~~~~~>~>->>-~-
OF high grade bicycles; sosae only slightly
used; from s. UP. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th
st. -s+s fe3G-St
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STEAMBOATS,,
sTEAHBOA
Norfolk i Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year fer Nori0lS. New
- port News, and all points south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" ''Norfo,k." and ~ ash.
- ingtOn. On the following schcdlile:
LV- WashinGio on. Q. 30 pm Ly PgstsmoC.h.5.50 90 pm
Ly. Alexandra..7.O0 90 pm Ly Norfolk. .... 3. 45 pm
Ar. Fl. Nonroe7.O0 am Is. II Monroe. ats pm
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexaudris. 80 am
Ar. Portsmcuth.s.15 au ar. w4shiGgi ion..7.0o am
- Tickets on sale At s17 Penr. ave. B. and
- ~ ticket Office, SO Penn. ave, and cO-nrr
- 18th st. and n. T. ave, c. & O. ticsst o.
- Aces, at 5lJ Fem. ave, and 60 litn s. :
- 3. A L. tickeI Office, 1884 y. Y. ave, ard
- board steamers
- ByFor further Information Apply AZ gen
- eral Offices, 7th ST. wharf, Wash. D. G.
- Phone $50.
uo2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent q word
TO- each Insertion.

NAATED-Threc men. teamster. also young wait
er and boy work round house. Enquire 1885
llth ST. NV. fe2S- -2t en-
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ANfED-By March - unfinished house Of 10
or u rooms; reasonable rent, IN central loca.
iiCn Address Bon III. this oficc. fer -3t
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FOR RENT-A desirable e,story brick house, 1922
Union Il. sW: rooms water. and water
close. near car line; can be rented 10 small
white family for 5000. Apply 10 STONE t
FAtRFAA. ep6 + st. tt2.-St
FOR RENT-To a smal! colorcd family. 22l5
Cleveland ave 2-story brick, rO0Els and
water; rent, Sli. Apply 20 STONE ( FAIRFAX.
spG St te2I-3t
FOR RENT House. partly fHrnished; rooms rent
ed; : boarder>; rare Chance. l. Grant place
NV fr2!St
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SIT, T,sTIoNs wANTED-nALE.

WANTED Bt yasrr rHfa. nm. f-... %. ,.-
.r.Ta t,use. Alar.- BaN I.1 eel. oi
fHr 10
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NANTEn-A good woman tor c-Egal hsG-c1l.TS.
IN private family; must be a good uuoh; BRING
references Call &C il24 % 81. Hw. fe2l--i
NANTED-Two lady cluyaescTs: good Es-cs. AZ
drcs, Bon I76 this Office. te-l-et
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Three rooms on I'd noor for light
housekeeping; with heat, gas, and gas for
cooking. 40i& 1st St. NV; terms reasonable;
good location fe2S-3t, EN-
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FoR sALE-BICYCLEs.

JOHN A. MERRITT. T
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-0n Pa. ave. near 9th ST. depot: %
room house. full; rare chance; fine house; best
location; sI,coe cash. Box l95, this ofiice
fe2s3t. .Cm
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feel-dkds.ex
c. C. SLOAN < co. Auctiorecrs, l4O7 C St.

c. C. SLOAN 4 co. Aucticrecrs, l4O7 C St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING. a PATTERSON ST. n. F..
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded in
iiber 2ls2, al folio 2;.j ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia and a. the
request Of the holder Of the notes secured there
bv We will sell al public auction in front OF tho
premises on SATJ RDAN, 10Th DAY or MARCH.
1900. AT l:S0 L. NJ, the following described prop
efty: Lot numbered 2l0 in Harry l.. Rust's sub
division Of lots in square numbered 672, a. per
plat recorded in liber y, folio liz. in the oifce
Of the Surveyor for the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: sold subject 20 prior deed of
trust to secure the payment OF l.300 balance
cash. 4 deposit oi 500 will be required a. the
time ot sale All COHVeysnCing, recording aud
revenue stamps at cost OF purchaser
II terms of sale are not complied with within
ten days from date % sale, the trustees reserve
the right 20 resell at Iisk ard cost Of defsultng
purchaser after hvc dsys previous advertising.
BENJAMIN : MINOR,
JOHN HUMPHREY.
fs26d6ds Trustees.
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MANTED-sTARI.Es-

NANup-ro feft stable. bet. D and c ste. ard
i1 and llih sts. nv. address Bax TO. this
Ill-e. fraa N en-
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wANTED-FARNS.

MAATED-Chesp farm, 10 10 20 acres, building.
water fruit trees. electric road in Mary
Hand; 10 miles from Washington; state price
and loostion. AddTess BOX 100. this Office.
tres &
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

AdNcpfisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for eaCh insertion.
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NANTFD-A woman for general houseworS; stay
nights. Apply at llo5 \. H. ave
I
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LOST.
FOUND.

FoUED-Icc cream, pure and delicious, 7oc rcr
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n. Y.
ave. NV. 'Phome sosl. is27.tf
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WANTED Three white scrub women. Room 2l9
cth ard ID sts. NV. lt,eu
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FOR RENT-Fi.ATs.

FOR RENT FouT-room fat. within half square
Congressional Library; gas and heat: SO.
223 4 st. se. ie2S3t
FOR RENT-Flat ct thIcc rooms; fur. for house
keeping; steam heat aHd bath I2l 9th ST. nw.
fc21-2t EN-
FOR RENT-Flat OF 4 rocms. 10 Sd st. NV. Cali
after 4:5o p. III. fr2GIt
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FOR SALE-IIOUSES
gll NJ St NV, 4-story, Broom brick. 2
baths all mod. impS ....................Sl2 .Sl2, so
r. |. ave. bet. llth and 18th 50. NV,
room brick, bath, all mod. imps......... 7,J0)
94l x. /. ave. NV, 3-story basement brick,
Ii rooms and bath brick stable........... 100
cellar. stable .......................... 500
N St. bet. ith and 5th Sta NV. 2-stUry. =
room pres brick, ay-window, stabc.... $50
y. T. cor. 9Th and G. stS. sw., 3-stoTy brick,
store rooms aud bath .................. 800
water VI @ and serersse ..,.,..............., 5000
2sth st. near y It NV, i-rOOm bricks,
water and sewerage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.eOJ
range ..................................... 1853
Z 81. ne, near y. Cap. 81. 2-story AID base
meut Groom brick. near oaTs............-. lSO)
A. :. CAYWOOD. 81 9Th st NV.
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WANTED Settled woman for general housevork
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The evening times., 1900-02-28

WANTED -Half-grovn colored girl. ll6 sth St
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The evening times., 1900-02-28

NANTED-kitchen maid and a ciaubeImaid; /;
white: SI2 each; colored cook; good wages
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