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FOUND DEAD.
Charles McNulty's body In Q Room
Several Days.

Charles E. McNulty's dead body was
found In his room at 432 10th street north.
west about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Death resulted from cerebral hemorrhase.
and the man had been dead several DAYS.
His body was in a horrible state OF decom-
position when found. and it was with con-
siderable difficulty that 1t was removed to
the morgue. Unless relatives or friends
soon claim the body It will be buried in
potter's field. The deceased, who was about
seventy-five years old. was born in Ireland.
ana II is stated that his wife Is now living
IN fhhddeiphia- Among his effects We're
letters from the unfortunate mans sisters
IN ireland. 1t is stated that a brother lives
IN Paris. McNulty came here last wear
from Phiiadelphia and obtained a position
as Waterman in the city post office Re-
Gently, II is stated, he was drinking to ex-
cess. The police are endeavoring to find
relatives of the dead man.
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Six young colored men. whose names were
given as George Belt. William Hawkins,
Thomas Moulton, Lewis Bum, James Leo
nard and George Davis, were locked up at
the sixth precinct station today on charges
OF Nagrancy- They We're arrested in the
basement at the Central Union Mission
where, it is alleged, they Were engaged In
a game Of crap.
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Charge of Theft.

Annie Boswell. colored, was arrested to-
day by Detectives Baur and Muller on
charge Of theft. 1t is alleged that she stole
a gold breastpin and skirt from Mrs. P. ].
Dougherty of 1901 street northeast The
woman denies that she took the pin, She
gave up the skirt Tomorrow she win be
tried in court.
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Fined for AsSauIf

Jennie harris and Georgia Butler. charged
WIN assaulting John Bum; Eugene Bris-
coe, assaulting Nellie Briscoe; John Smith
assauitlng Elizabeth Smith. and Paul Cross
assaultlng Nellie Cross. were today convict
ed IN the Police Court before Judge Taylor
and each was fined $40. with the ALTERNATIVES
of thirty days in Jail
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MARRIED..

On Thursday June "a 1900
AT st Stephens, South Dulwich London
England by the vicar. the Rev. T. f. White
StHoMBERG FREDERIC. third son Of the
late Rev. X. Gandell, Laudian professor of
Arabic at oxford and canon Of Wells 10
EASlG CONSTANTINE, only child Of the late
-. e Green Of Washington. L. 5. A, and
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Held for Grand Jury,

Belle Garrett of Dickman's place, who
was arrested by Precinct Detective Latch
ford, on the charge of stealing a diamond
ring valued at $s5 from Charles Shroth,
was today arraigned in the Police Court
and held by Judge Taylor in $500 for the
action Of the grand jury
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VIII Filed,

The will of Sarah Jane Larkin, dated May
II. 1887. was filed today. The husband OF
the testatrix, Augustus J. B. Larkin is
named as executor. and after the gift of
certain personal effects, is made sole bene-
fciarY.
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ADAMS On Sunday. July %. 1890, at s:2o am,
.kA widow OF James Adams, at her resi-
Funeral Wednesday, July -. at / O'Clock . m
from St. Paul's A. NJ. f. Church. Relatives
and friends cordially invited. 2s
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The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever is bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t Is simply iron and quinine
IN sasteiess Iorm No clre-no pay. Price, Soc,
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TOPSHAM.

o p. Dickey's horse, "Bunkerhill, "
won three strait heats at Mortified
the past week.
Miss Matte Dickey entertained
about 80 of her friends Saturday even
ing. All report very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Erastus Dickinson of Chelsea
and Mrs. Fred Lacy of Valleyfeld, R.
l., visited their aunt Mrs. Hannah
Wiley Thursday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wiley was in Groton
Saturday.
L. B. Eastman of Corinth was in
town Saturday.
The creamery paid its patrons 81 cts.
for August butter.
w. V. Hood was in Bradford Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Paul of COTS
town, n. H., are visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. G. Norwood.
One of our enterprising farmers pur-
chased pair of rubber boots the 9th
er day. They being small size. only
twelves, he thought he was not getting
his moneys worth and insisted on hav-
ing them done up. The obliging clerk,
@. l.. Nolan was equal to the occasion
dhu NlOll CLlO dSS1oUdLCC VI q lew NY
ISLANDERS he succeeded in getting them
into bran sack and Raymond excuse
me-, the farmer departed we'll pleased
with his bargain.
Horace Randall is recovering from
his severe illness.
DIR. Willard was called in haste Sun
day morning to see Mrs. E. A. Hood,
who is great deal worse.
Evi Morrison has gone to work for
John Brock in Newbury.
H. L. Leet has trace of eight-row-
ed corn, sixteen ears on the trace
which measures thirteen inches and
are filled clear to the tip. Who beats
this.
Mrs. Rufus Hartman of Boston is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Quite a number from here attended
the fair at Washington this week.
A sister of Putnam Hayward from
New Hampshire is visiting him.
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/ WEST TOPSHAM.

Sidney M. Hood goes to T,1nbridge
next Week tosserve as marshal at the
Worlds fair. Sidney is a good rider
and will fill the bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert O.. Bagley are
happy couble. 1t is a girl and weighs
ten pounds.
Miss Lena Church has resigned her
position as stenographer for the rail
road company at st. Adams and is at
home for the present.
The Richard Farnham farm was sold
at auction to Asa Magoon.
Miss Smith who is soon to sail for
India as medical missionary, gave a
fine lecture in the church last Friday
evening.
Kate Wiley is teaching the village
school and that is guarantee that it
will be a successful term.
Winnie Sanborn has been at Barre
this week.
Those attending the fair at Washing
ton this week report a fine time and
the best display of stock and fast hors-
es they have ever had on the ground.
Rev. Mr.. Briggs and Mrs. Chester
OF Washington were in town Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Laird is very sick with
pneumonia and her recovery is doubt
full.
Fred Rowe is filling his silo and that
finishes the corn cutting in this vi
cinity.
We had fine thunder storm Thurs
day morning.
Bessie Smith went to Mass. Thurs
day. She and her uncle have been at
G. F. Smiths for two weeks.
William Craigy of Orange is quite
slck. He is attended by DR.. Willard.
The care of his patients and other du-
ties keeps the DR.. busy day and night.
Hubbard Farnham has returned
from Canada where he has lived for
many years. 1t is rumered he intends
to purchase his fathers old farm and
spend the remainder of his days at the
old homestead.
Mrs. Mary H. Hight is to sell her
personal property and farm at auction
Sept. 20. 1t is a nice location and
would make a fine home for some in
dustrious young man. Tie house was
built by R. M. Harvey and is good
one.
James Bowen received a message
from Canada Tuesday stating that his
son William was in critical condition.
Last spring William and a brother-in-
law by the name of Clarke had trou-
BILE about some cows. Bowen had
been to the creamery and was passing
piece of woods when Clarke
sprang out of the bushes and struck
him with some weapon, inhicting in
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE In
BRADFORD, VERMONT
BRADFORD,

| Owing to poor health the subscriber
offers for sale all of his real estate togeth'
er or in parts as follows:
My home place situated on Maple St.,
consisting of cottage house, ell, wood
shed and two small barns in good repair.
Nice location with between one and two
acres of land with fruit trees. This is a
very desirable village home.
Adjoining above is eight acres of rich
meadow land, known as the Wheeler
meadow which cuts usually two crops of
nice quality of hay without ever blowing
as it usually flows every spring. This
with the above is within the village linn
it's.
One lot of thirty-six acres known as the
Saddleback lot and on this lot is estima-
ted to be between $50 and 800 cords of
wood and timber. This is only separa-
ted from the village by Waits River.
One lot of so acres known as the Wheel
er pasture. This lot is just outside the
village and is valuable property as it will
pasture 10 COWS and on the lot is estima-
ted to be 500 cords of wood and timber.
One lot of seventy acres known as the
Brushwood pasture two miles from the
village. This lot is valuable as pasture,
is we'll fenced and on this is a sugar
orchard of 200 or more trees and also quite
a.quantity of wood and timber.
One lot of 16 acres, two mile from vii
lage. All heavily wooded and timbered,
estimated to be 80 cords to the acre.
l mean business, the above property
D. K. ANDROSS,
Bradford. VT, May IS. 1900.
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EAST CORINTH.

~ Rev. Mr.. Furness of West Newbury
is expected to exchange pulpits with
Rev. E. w. Hatch next Sunday after.
noon at the Center church.
Born in Topsham, Sept. 10th, a sor
to Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ordway.
F. H. Durham has a position in a
creamery an McIn does.
w. R. Rowland was at home from
his school at Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen McCullum of Whitneys
Point, n. Y. Mrs. Mary Ormsby and
Mrs. L.. G. Blake of Bradford are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Chas. Page.
E. Forsyth completed the repairs on
his mill Tuesday.
W. E. Corliss commenced his singing
school this week.
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Endured Deaths Agonies.

Only roaring fine enabled j. NJ. Gar.
retson, of San Antonio. Tex, to lie down
when attacked by Asthma, from which
he suffered for years. He writes his mis-
cry was often so great that it seemed he
endured the agonies of death; but DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
wholly cured him, This marvellous medi-
cine is the only known cure for Asthma
as well as Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. and all Throat, Chest and Lung
troubles. Price SOC and S1.OO. Guaran-
teed. Trial bottle free at j. NJ. Taylor's
drug store.
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CORTNTH.

The frosts of this past week have
done the business for everything kill
able and farmers are now busy gather
ing in the remains.
Riverside Creamery paid patrons q
cents for August butter.
Mrs. Fred Dinsmore IS critically i'll
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Morse.
Your correspondent accidently omit
ted last week to mention a public
spirited act of our genial fellow towns
man, Geo, Worthley,, who on the sec
ond day of the East Corinth fair, hitch
ed up his big team and carried down
some 20 big and little folks who had no
other means of transportation. free of
charge. Geo. cannot help living long
and his many friends hope he may
prosper and broaden out with the in
creasing years.
Chauncey H. Currier has left the SER
vice of B. B. Scribner and entered that
of Mr.. Wentworth at Colebrook, N.
II. Chauncey is good egg and de-
serves success wherever he goes. His
successor is Frank Ray TaplIn (of the
tribe of Joseph, one of our most popu-
lar young men, VINO Will doubtless
give satisfaction. 1t is rumored that
the Republican town committee have
eXacted solemn promise from young
Frank not to go into immediate train
ing for Representative on the strength
of his name and that of his employer.
Some of our people who have had
more or less measles last summer are
mean enough to poke fun at some of
the unfortunate ones who have been
lodging them for months and are now
having them good and solid.
ALAS for the rarity
of Christian Charity
Under the sum-"
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A GARD.

We, the undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money on a twenty-five
cent bottle of Wills English Pills. if. af-
ter using thIee-fourths of contents of
bottle. they do not relieve Constipation
and Headache. We also warrant that
four bottles will cure the most obstinate
case of Constipation. Satisfaction or no
pay when Wills English Pills are used
Cunningham's Pharmacy,
j. NJ. Taylor.
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juries that are expected to prove fatal.
Clarke is in Jail. Mrs. Bowen went
Wednesday. The Bowens lived in
Topsham when they were young but
went TO Canada and lived many years.
They have the sympathy of the people
In this great affliction.
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Poisonous toadstools resembling mush-
rooms have caused frequent deaths this
year. Be sure to use only the genuine.
Observe the same care when you ask for
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. There are
poisonous counterfeits. DeWitt's is the
only original Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is a
safe and certain cure for piles and all
skin diseases. Cunningham's Pharmacy,
Bradford; q. L. Andrews, Newbury.
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To prevent consumption quickly cure
throat and lung troubles with One
Minute Cough Cure. Cunningham's
Pharmacy, Bradford; G. L. Andrews,
Newbury,
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7. CONRAD nonGE.

FOR SALE
LOUIS u. WINE. T CONRAD DODGE.
A beautiful corner in the northwest. splendid
location for flats: lot Ssx7S. See US
1870 acres Of fine land in Prince Georges Co.
running from Rivcrialc to Berwyn on the u. and
q. Il. r.; excellent for villa sites: houTd 10 be
worth more money soon. Only SO per acre.
I'-roon stone-fron house on Il near 2nih NV:
will make Won lovely home $500.
, lots New York bet I'D and 22d at
a price that will pay To hold until the bridge is
built to Arlington.
Broom and cellar brick l st bet Goth and
2lst NV, opposite public park; nice place for
Splendid lot New York ave. G2.5'ex12s, OPP
pasite Corcoran Art Gallery; nice for an apart
ment house. being near Treasury. STATE War and
Navy Depts. and other public buildings.
81 acres Of land in the District " Columbia:
high and well located for the future. This is
good purchase. 81 200 per acre.
y lot on oath NV. 16L. by 300. with two good
houses, renting for s22.5o Price. $500.
Splendid lot on st; bet 18th and 18th. PAX
%. Price per foot 50 D.
4 2story and cellar brick s st. South
Cap; O rooms. 81 200,
? lois on W st. near 14th. 20x9O each. VIII
sell both for 81 .2D0
% acres, Good Hope. n G.; must he sold: an
offer wanted; high aud beautiful.
5000. 1''''-'''''n "'DS' ''' = 81 i''s'
a bargain in a nne-room brick On L St near
18th NV. Only $500
Excellent 10-room house in lie Droit Park: lot
43x10O. $1,000.
A lot 5Hxl5O. 14th near Binney. VIII be sold
under value.
A nine-room house In Hyattsville; lot 5Oxl5O;
water in house: newly painted and papered
BIZ acres OF land in Hyattsyille. improved 10y
splendid house and stable: shade and fruit: Gne
water in yard; easy distance from electric and
steam cars viii trade for small house in
Washington s.. 500.
Several fine building near Dupont Circle
A 1i-room brick house Mass. ave bet 18th
and 18th; nearly new. Price. s30.o0o.
LOUIS ID. WINE Il co.
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cash. bal $3.50 per mo-. Including int tsxss
Office liza c NV " - sD,e.9s. re-"
For SALE LOON AT THIS DEsIRAKIR
n no, within Few steps Of Lincoln Psrk-Price
Teluced TO $. lou; terms. $500 down halancS
30 month stories and cellar: bed r,s1lus:
apIi,at sTdNE 8 F FS II tS'n s,,s ave
FOR SALE HOUSE OK I'D s.w. RET r ASn
rent $40: price. 81 ;oao. houses s.w; rent,
arl4-st f1oYp r DAVIS 9Th andE .w.
FOR SALE HOME BUYERS! IT MAKES Nj
difference whether your income is large or small.
d,fieulty In taking care Of the payments on some
NJ st NV: new. Q rooms. press brick. hay
window. concrete cellar. with all couven-
St, Just south Of Lincoln RI; new s S.s@
sflek; concrete cellar: IL by loo 10 alley: cost
SioD. Price. ..-.-...-.---. .-.......... 81 600
GSrner store and dwelling Win 81, god roslns
wen sltnct ted for gr"rtTy or drug business. This
Is bargain and a rare chance st. 81 $50
stable: lot loo feet deep. with parking; convcn-
lent to electric cars...............-.-7 81 500
story Stable lot S t fro %t'n sn ,T"s and y
1T. 18th St near Lincoln PA; rooms and bath
and back yards. Model home -, 81. 100
9TH st. Sc; Just finished: s-room brick. with
latest ls , cabinet manteis cement walks pantry
siSss doors ana iron fences ....--.s. S3,ts'O
Store and s-r3om dwelling on 9Th ST Sc: good
man TO get good stand lot ~ IL by 10. S8.,sj0
10Th 81. near g Sc: neat little home: 6 room
brick; convenient to navy yard. to buIld
sth st. near East Cap Sc: 8 rooms neat home;
II feet parking; one Of the best legations on
~ St the Park: Groom frame. in good
ropaa aIier lot ana 20 ny IN with side and rear
has large porch and built on cottage plan 81 500
brick: lot 10 nv lou to paved aIIey and Irick
stable: rent. S22 ." Price ............ 81 300
FOR SALE-A GOOD FRAME IIOJ 81 No, 2i2I
rear y 81. n. t2l and - VI and s.s,rrz-
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apfi3t

Call and get cur special Sales Bulletin OF
houses ILL STRATEI
Is. II. WARNER COMPANY.
apii-3t el6 street nv
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. LINKINS. 500 18TH ST.
2236Clevei'd az. Or, w.13. 80
2423 Ontario. Or, W. 12.00
4l2-l4-1S Hayes ct,
4r, wa, ca. 300
l106-S Lingers al. Ar, wS.3U
l722 Brainard, Or, w. $50
IL n sw. Or, w......T.S0
13-25-27-i1 l. Sc,
Or. ca. ............6.00
rent for the summer,
iiiluS. .oU.Vo
RES
1915 Pa av NV, sto. 1000
, 800 FL ne, fine store %. so
1915 Pa av NV, bas't10.U0
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FOR SALE-6rH ST. NEAR FLA. AVE NV p
story prvss-brick bay-winIow bouse: 1r.: ami:
cellar: under good rental. Must he -Old: only
$3.50. OSCAR W. WHITE lila + 81. NV.
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Cos \ II av. Ar, w. 1880
FURNISHED.
1918 10th, furnished,
1ir, 2b, steam. mi. $50. 90
los n II av, furnish
ed, Or, b. eel. mi. 100. 90
ROOMS.
S02 NJ, Or, b. mi. is. 30
.S14 18th. hall. ....15. so
'1731 10th, office heat.l5.0 90
4S2-iSG La av, Office
rooms. $40 and 1900
iS6 La av.2 b's't r.12.0O
STORES.
l136 Conn av, st, eel,
W, g-.-.--........5 so. 90
1902 Pa nv, Ar. sto.
Gel, W, g --......3 $50
l422 F, u sto spa. $3.50
4. 18th, W. =-..-..25. so
9i2 MI av.st&dw, c %. 90
1909 NJ, sto&2r. 20. 90
SIG 18TH, shop 1850
1918 NJ, W. eel.
Sli 18th, W. g....12.50
STABLES.
1912 G. Is. cr.l, w,g..15.O0
1142 18th, SIS, VIZ. |, W. IL. 90
Il6 18th, Is, WI. |, W 1000
l426 9th. q. wr-.....S.o0
lS29-3l L, 5r, w.....1.O0
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FOR SALE -oN COL. HEIGHTS. y SIDE ST:
hargain-3-story brick and house.: two par
lors dining room and kitchen first noor: six large
chambers: eleven closets: frst-cass furnace and
range; con. cellar: loft. side all..y lot lSNi.v0
ap143t OSCAR W. WHITE liii r st NV
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
Webster Law building. sos d st. NV, Washing
ten, D. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New YORK ave. and 9th ct. NV. eeia
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FOR SALE-A FINE INyESTMENT: PAYS OVER
i9o-A now Of five OF the best built best arranged
and best located room brink houses in The
furnace heat. concrete cellars. mi: lots l1xil.
apli3t CAR w WHITE TIA r 81 nv
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FOR RENT I154l NJ, store. 10. 90
1881 NV, Grab. $751; 1920 Temp nv, 5r&w 9. 80
1881 Cor NV. 10r&b. 80 so 2409 Shows ct 4rw.76O
1757 Seaton, 6rdb. 1850 24lI Shows Ct 4rw so
115S Seaton, 6r&b. .1d5Ol
Will make all accessory repairs prior to occupancy
CHAS. LINkINS,
apls-6 Rooms rs. y, n. NcGin bldg.
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FOR SALE - OR EXCHANGE - history PRESS
brick. with two-story back hnildiTg: nine r,raas
ard bath: heated 10y furnace: cellar under entire
house, twostory brick stable In rear: all In first
class condition. 1926 9Th st. NV. Inquire II
uNNf.t, $50 Ia. ave. NV aul list
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FOR EENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED TO
careful tenant. fiat of six rooms bath, from
May l.; at special low 1880 18th ST. NV.
w. II. H0UGHTDN ap16-3ts
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FOR RENT
Stott's Mansion, Stott's
station, r & o Il r,
16r. season. .SioO. O6
90I 18th. Tor. 2b, mi. 40. Sc
1912 18th. Tor. Oh. mi 80. 81
l2@ 18th, 12r, b, mi. 45. 67
2l17 X, 1Gr. W. $500
3O12 Dumb av, Or, b.
eel, mi. .31.5C
20l4 II. 7r&b. mi. 30. So
203S /. ST.. b. mi. 1856
1907 NH av ,Sr. b. mi. Is. st
2205 l., sr, b. mi :. %. 81
1908 Path. Or, b, mi 25. 81
231 NJ, Tor, b. mi. .25.5G
1908 s. Or. b, mi. ...25.5C
2Sl0 z. ar. b, mi. .n.5C
44G l, 1r, h. mi. POSE
S22 b ne, Or, b, mi %. 81
1149 E. Or. b, mi. POSE
622 I'D. Or, b. mi. rs. 81
AS 18th, Ir, mi....1S.J1
Sl9 2ith. Or, sto, W. $500
III 1st, Or. w......1T.5O
S1I goth. Or, w....15. 30
ZIG 23i. Or, w....15.a
81 NH av, Or, h. eel mills. 30
yOl \ II av, 5r. w..15.00
lib f ne, Or, w.....13.31
122f 18th, Or. w....12.5C
PIP X, Or, w......l0.3O
anll-tf MESCOTT &.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE. NO 2121
rear 81. NV ,2l and - VI and NJ: five f,soilI-:
renting for IS per month"; lot 2ONlou tbs would
MAKE a fine stable lot: price 81 200.
npii3t T. f. WAGGAMAN. alT L St NV
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MONEY TO Joan IN SUMS OF ANY AMOUNT
on ID. c. real estate. at Al and per cent: no
delay: personal attention given to business placed
in my bands OSCAR W. WHITE lila st. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

fuh Salh-RENr PAYS FOR HOUSE; $50
"a [ bGi $50 per mo. including int. taxes
o rm br' excellent section. II ST ne Rear
Office lila q NV - go ~.
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IHOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, GIT B NV.
Apply at office for weekly Bulletin.
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FOR RENT-A PLEASANT LITTLE GROOM BATH
and cellar brick house. half square from 18th
St cars, in nice order $3.50. Apply to VOL
NEI EATON, Mgr. The Portner 18th and U
SIS NV. apl4-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY GEO. "
1920 g. Or, h. eel. sta. 40. sd
500 II he. Tr.b&sto. 10. 30
1913 Pa NV fats. Sr
4 b, each. 40. 80
1917 q, 11r&b. 40. 40
220lP NV, 6r&st(new)4U 1000
81 list, l1r&h. rs. 6a
2122 NJ NV. 1lr&b. IS. 90
232 l. 6r&b. ..... 20. 50
lila K NV. Or. wa 20. 80
A fine country place for
12r. and bath, large gro
$40
1918 Pa av NV, fine large
new store & cellar, OF.
fer wanted.
22d&P NV, st&dwI. 40. OO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE,

"ANTED.Bi NEAT, RESPECTABI.E COL
"rPH girl TO clean rooms or do plain cooking;
small family. Call GA II st NV anff-pfs7
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MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE AND PIANOS
In sums of SIS and up; cheapest rates and longest
time; strictly confidential. Address Box Ala.
Station G. mh1-tf
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looms and bath; 1850 l+:h st. NV: condition eS
celent rent reduced SIS; key in store. OWNER.
915 H. L. ave. NV. apl63ts
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FOR SALE-913 G NV. CENTRAL BUSINESS
section, large building: steam heat; for prompt
sale price reduced To ST.. 900
spf4-f H. l.. RUST Cos 14th NV
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A FLAT OF ROOMS sla 92i o
NV
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FOR RENT-To DESIRABLE COLORED TEN
ant, 322 Elm St. lie Drot Park; pretty brick. a
rooms and BATH 1880. CHAS. E. BANES. 14th
and G SITS. snI4-2t
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.'!t' st. near the Park: Groom frame i'm good
condition; lot 20 by IN. with side and rear
paved alleys and tw"-story frame stable: house
9Th ST near ne: good Groom and bath
hr1ck: lot l" ny 100 to paved alley and brick
stable: rent. $3.50. Price. -....-....-... 81 800
ap14-3t II. r. iIOWENSTEIN. gln q st nv
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WANTED-TWO UNFUR. ROOMS, CONVENIENT
10 city post Office; location and price. Adj
dress care Carrier 1Oi c. p. office. 1t.