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TI:U STEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNTMpROv-
ED REAL ESTATE ON I4IH STREET EX-
TENDED, NEAR SPRING STREET NORTH
WEST.
by virtue Of 4 deed of trust, duly recorded in
Liher NJ. 1918 folio 1893 ct s'q.. of the land rec
oTds for the District of Columbia and at the
quest OF the PARTY secured thereby. the unde:S
ed surviving trustee, viii offer for sale By public
auction, in front Of the premises. MONDAY,
THE THIBriETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, \. ID.
1891. AT Hal F-rAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described real estate, situate IN the
comfy Of Washington, District IF Columbia, to
wit: All Of those certain pieces and parcels Of
land and premises known and distinguished $ and
being lots numbered sixty 6OJ and siNty-one (6lb,
In 5. L. Browns recorded subdivision Of Pleas
anT Plains" called Mount Pleasant, except the
width thereof, together with all the improvements
rights. etc
Terms: One-tLird cash the balance in and
Two years with interest from the day of sale at
bf6 Ter anHEIn secured by deed Of trust the
property sold. or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser; 500 deposit required q. the time Of
sale. II the terms OF sale are not complied with
In 10 days from day of sale the trustee reserves
the night 10 resell the property at the risk and
cost 9f the defaultBg purchaser. after ) days ad-
Nertlsement of such resale I'm some newspaper pub
Hshed In Washington. ID. &. All ConyryanciDg
recording, stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser.
SAMUEL H. WALKER
yf-ft,
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DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 12S ID STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 12S ID STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of Il certain deed OF trust, recorded in
Iiher No 1T22 Mt folio ~ ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia. l. surviving
trustee will sell at public auction in front of the
premises TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
Fot RITZ. 1901. Al FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the city Of
Washington, in said District: All Of lot numbered
ffty-St'vpn t5Ib in Bertrand :. Ashby's subdivision
in square numbered seven hundred and twenty three
(I23l per plat re 'prded in Liber No. IL. at
folio 1O2 the records Of the surveyors office OF
said District. together with the improve. .nsuts,
consisting of thFee-st"ry brick dwelling, NJ. i.S
u st.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In equal in
staIlmentS. at and two years, with interest at
five t5l Icr centum- Ter annnm. payable semi-an-
nuaily from day (Hale. secured by deed OF trust
upon the property .'ld. all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. a deposit of $500 will he re-
unired Mt time OF sale. All convey ancRg and re-
cording at purchasers cost. Terms to be
piled with within ten days. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell AT rsK and of the
defaut:ug purchaser.
- ALDIS T. BROWNE.
se12-dAGs Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
JAMES W. RATCLlFrE, AucTIoSEER.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLE BIILDING

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MORGAN
AND KIRBY STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of a deed of trust dated
October 13 1893. AMI recorded in Ltber 1S4I folio
2U2. OF the land records Of the District of Column
bia and the request Of the party secured there
by, will sell. public auction. in front of the
premises on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-FO
BAY OF SEPTEMBER. a ID. 1901, At HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the north thirty
(2a} feet of lots numbered eishty-seven tS5l and
eighty eight (sS, in +. b. McGuIre's, trustee for
Bessie Kibtey. subdivision i'm square numbered
Ave hundred and nfty-fve 1850. said suhdiyi-
sion is recorded i'll I.ibCr 10 folio 9S. one Of the
records Of the surveyor Of the District of Colun
5ia.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
in cash balance iu two equal tnStallments. In Gne
and two years, with interest at the rate of five
per cent per annur, until paid, payable semi=an-
nu8lly secured property sold all cash, at
option Of purchaser. S1u) down at time Of sale
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost "f
purchaser Terms To be complied with in ten days
otherwise property 10 he resod ut cost and expense
VI defaultiBg purchaser.
JAMES II. FORSYTH. Trustee.
keI3eodSds JACOB H. IIAPP. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DUNCASSoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERS.
Perempt Sale of Frame
House No. is Morris
Road AnacOsfig ID c..

on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIFTH, 1901. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we shall
sell auction I'm front of the premises the north
eisterly half of lot 20 of H. A. Griswold's sub
division of lot Of Chichester, fronting 2OO3 feet
Morris read by average depth of about 1923
feet. improved by six-room frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: Cash Conveyancing recording
etc, AT purchasers cost. Ten days allowed to
complete sale
se21-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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DOTENTON LINE.

COMMUNICABLE H. NEW ENGLAND. IL 600
coo tons Sept .23, Oct. q tons, Oct. O.
Nov. q, Jana & Feb. IL
saloon passage. $50 up: I'd cabin $40: ad class
at lowest rates For passage plans and iilustra ted
Iaiper apply To the company's office. "a State st
Boston, Mass. or GEO. W. MOSS l4ll G st. NV.
ap2-tu.th&s-7St-14 '
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PARI.OR SUITE. HANDSOME SOFA. MAHOG-
ANY TABLE. MAHOGANY BOOK CASE
RoLL-Tor DESK. HALL MIRROR AND
RACK. OAK EXTENSION TABLE. OAK
SIpEEOARD. slX UININli CHAIRS, RE-
FRIGERATOR. FINE GAS RANGE. OAK
MAPLE DRfSSER MD WNSHSTNND. SEW,
ING MACHINE. ROCKERS. PAINTINGS
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES. CARPETS AND
RUGS. TOILET SETS. VERY FINE HtVI-
LAND CHINA TEA SET. WINIUW SHADES
KITCHEN UTENSILS ETC.
All nearly furniture and III excellent Candi-
ton. \ fine Opportunity for hoUsekcepeis now tit
ting up to obtain nice goods at auction prices
TcrI45 cash.
sC2f- &. g. SLOAN & co. Aucts.
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& BRANDENBURG,
Attorneys for Receivers. se23-d&dbs
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Entire Contents of Resi-
dence No. 1903 r st. NV.
ON Thursday, September
26, 1901, at 1O:3O O'clock
A.M., at Public Auction,
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American Lime

$780, TO EUROPE
with Safety and Speed. Average voyage less than
z days BOSTON TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
fOol.. Take one OF the Palattal New Twin. Screu
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JAMES " RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNTMPROV-
Ed REAL ESTATE ON I4lH STREET EX-
TENDED, NEAR SPRING STREET NORTH
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LANES w. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
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had been ordered.
TIL blackburn strike seemed most on
por, for an order had been asked for
in the IA. erpool chancery court against
officials and members from watching and
picketing the Banisters' mill. Nothing
could be simpler than to prepare the de-
fense in such "a way as to convert it into
test case for the lords. In the course of
a year the unions would know whether they
could make fair stand and offer any re-
sistence to the employment Of "blacklegs''
without exposing themselves to ruinous
litigations. If the decisions were against
them they could choose between reyertine
to harmless benefit societies incapable Of
fighting the battles of organized labor. and
opening "a systematic agitation for the re-
vision of the trades union acts
It cannot be doubted that the parliament
of labor has acted with sobriety of judg-
ment in this grave emergency It has dis
cussed the new situation calmly and with
out stress of excitement and has awaited
full and explicit Interpretation Of exist
ing laws before committing itself to de-
cisive action. It's course will conciliate a
public opinion. which insists upon having
q fair field and no favor unde.' the law in
every conflict between organized capital
and organized labor. The British trades
unions have made many mistakes and
brought on not a few deplorable labor
wars; but they have also done much to
improve the condition Of the working
masses. 1t would be a national disaster il
they were to be reduced to helplessness
through the decisions OF the law lords. and
rendered incapable of protecting the rights
of the working classes
That Is the opinion Of all just and gen
ereus men, who are in sympathy with
higher standards of life and conduct
among the laboring millions. Nothing was
gained for the working world when the
trades union congress advocated year after
year the naturalization Of private prop
erty and the accumulation by confiscation
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WORLDS FAIR G

I'll. i:2iA. u; and i2e,A Tower Grove ave.
brick FIAT Of ~ rooms. fer -four families. just
NJ WY papere1 and painted. city water and sew
er: in neixhborhoot of No'lfs Fair site: rent
Tor st,e. prie~ s5-Gh-
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LOOK AT THIS FOR $3.50.

s.ss Gibson ave. S-room brick fiat, arranged
FOR two families: front and side entrances. city
water. sewer and xas. c-m.ntc1 laundry and
cellar. lot s5xi2s: newly painted and rap~red.
n. H. STOLTMAN. fDi& Manchester ave.
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JOHN Mem ENAMY,

Sl39 EASTON AVE.
~ F-r.ILSs
ga, sheridan rar: ev- SOS Dickson st, Sr
eN ,-py...- SO and t--.-.---...- %
go Evans, -. & o.. % Ie,: n. compton. 6r
l.i, y. brand. taT, an h---.-.-.- .
every con. large ICES fsaco-. c-roon
lawn 4 stables 81 cottage ...------- ID
FLATS
81 y. Compton. s. lI.D n. Compton. Or.
and t. 3 stesm-n, ated nat -
81, Haji n and b - So Ba-n st. srnls
.afi F...nkii.. 81 & l. = a:sd b--.-----.---- y
Cali ami get my list at otbce-
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
/ $4,000 RESIDENCE FOR $1,000.

sac Page boulevard. between Nardeventer and
Prairie ayc~.. a .-story .--orm trics residence.
lot .sxi65 feet. must BE- sold.
c.iAS. r. VOGEL. ga Chestnut ST
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NICE BRICK c0TTA6E $3.50.

80 Whittier 81. bet. ST. Ferdinand ana Cot
tage ave.. a i-ssory and basement brick resi-
dense. with : rooms and hall: lot a.sxiit: price
e2.S50: On easy payments.
CHAs. +. VOGEIs GA CnAstuus n
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SMALL CORNER O

For sale: lot Skis feet: southwes. corner High
and Morgan. cne-s,ory frame On the lot Tow. ard
rented. For price ard terms see
EEL & CO. Ills Chestnut st.
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In Raymond place. just east Of Union bouls ward.
a very attractive rough stone front residence.
containing y rooms and bathroom. Tho first
Moor contains Reception Hall. Parlor. Dining
room and kitch~ni the second door contains four
rooms and bath. The Reception Hall and Stair
care r. finished In Oak. the Psrior Is finished In
0loss White. the Dining Room. Kitchen and sec-
ond noor nnIshed In Cypress. naturai-woCd fin
tsh. Polished Oak i.oors. The stair frcnt In Re
crptfon Hall IL neat and attractive and has Oak
carvings. which mskes n rery attractive. The
bathroom contain. White Enameied Bathtub.
Ornamental Tie floor: hot-water connections for
bathroom. Kitchen and Laundry. The entir.
cellar L. cemenssd. has brick piers supporting
the girder: Also contains sink. a water closet
ana . good large Hot-Air Furnace. Has a very
1arer front porch. with two large square columns.
with carved caps and ornamental trimmings.
THIS Is the neatest. pse;t.eSt and lowest priced
house In Raymond place. Examine 1, and con-
Vince yourself. \ special low price will he made
TO a quick buyer. A. A. FISCHER.
es f..ssp-f q.
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WEST END HOMES,


lind.ll boul.. near Spring. ~ rDon--.----.-.tl.o-'
ianueli fspui. near .>ewsi~at. II roomf c.'~p
Westminster clsr.. ned. ning - HIGHWAY.
Is ro,sn> Il. sJ
Westminster place. n.sr Kings highway.
IL rooms I5.sS
Vest t-in- Doui.. near Boyle. 10 Ioo1ss.-...- lao"
West Pine bout. near .S.wsteai. l. rooms. l..yJ
Washington ave. near fs.d.c,uii. ~ rooms l9.h"f
West Pine t-ul.. neat buyi.. l" rDuDis--..-. i:.S"
ss.s I i.sit'rs ave. D" 40 ms. lot esN s.. price l-.'rsi
s"3 Vest zine. IL looms. " Iset..--.------- i--'.i
elias v Arlington ave. = rooms. % ftef.----. E.vo
siS Nertmin-ier. 4" roon>. ~ fe-t.--.-....- 1900
.stt Clemens ave. ID rooms. ~ fed. fn!or
West tlne houl. near BOY 80. - rooms see sss'
500 Won Neisen. - rooms. ~ fset..-----.--. 3.u"
az. " estininsirT place. ? rooms. J. feet. 3p-'
SJs3 I;artnl-r ave-. y rooms. 3. feet 49,. Sem
.g1s tshanre ave. "a rooms. - fe-t--.-.-... ssh
.sfs Catanne ave. y rooms. ), feet .-.-.--.-. s.ssi
<-lJ Morgan st, : w. ms. q fs~t...-..-..-.-. ..~o
81, Page ave. > rooms. - feet.-..-.......-. s.-li
Morgan ST. near Nevstead. = iuom>.------- .."r
sifs Morgan st. = rooms. ~ feet-.-..--..-.- ..ss'
t2S Maryland ave. le rooms. 80 feet..-----. t.s"I
sl5s Fairnount. ~ r"oms. % feet....-.-.... 80"
.lss PaRc ave. (: rooms. - ie~t.-..-..-.-... ..b'
asa Fountain ave. . rooms. 81 fe-t..------.. s1y,
1853 Cook ave. > rooms. 2; fe-;----.....---.- 500
McFnef~fn ave. hear Hoil +. 9 fonnns----...- s.d.p
ass Cook ave-. s rooms. - fee'..-.--.---.- 100
1851 Cook ave. , rooms. x fe.t.-..--... !. 5Si
l4.2 Stewart place. 2 rooms. 20 fret......... <sO
l3ce Auhert ave. : rooms. - feet ara
1915 Blaine ave. . ro.,,ns. ~ feet .....-...... 4ap,
sasS Cote Eriil.fnts. y rooms. - feet.-...--. 400
LISP Blackstone ave. y rooms. 70 fest....--- a.Jp
t.J. Greer ave-. 4 rooms. 10 feet.----..-.-.-. 3Sp
t2SA Evans ave. s rooms. 20 feet. 3.1I
2S Latin ave. 6 rooms. - feet -.-.--....... .lp
J. N. LEVI q CO. St Chestnut ~.
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FOR SALE.
$500.
WORLDS Fair Bargain.

On Aubert ave-. just north Of Delmar. within
easy walking distance Of the Worlds Fair gate.
l can sell six 4 and 8 room fats. well built. on
4-fcoi terrace: always rented at 81. aS year by the
old schedule. Location IL good for IS per cent
advance. Owner needs money At once. and viii
take 81. 800 for quick deal: s.. 800 cash needed.
w. j. HAMILTON. ioa5 Che9 nut ST.
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$1,000 WILL 6U

Nos. i.i.--1 Sarah ST.. near Page ave. foui
modern stock-hrick fiats Of 5 and q rooms will
hot and cold hath: separate laundries. etc: rem
ssei. a great bargain.
HAY DhsI. REALTY GO. 10 y. seventh ~.
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PROPERTY OFT OF CITY FOR SALE.
FOR Sale or lot IN good
Illinois town Of 400. r 2H. Republic.
CALIFORNIA House for Sale-Gtlleepie. III;
main building ?0x50 feet. l. 2yxJD feet. all two
stories. containing Is rooms. bakery In connection
with hotel: terms reasonable; warranty deed a
Vim. NJ. Gioss. Gillespie. ILL.,. for particulars
uoj-sE-For sale. one-acre lot. with q two
story house Of 10 rooms: ; large porehes; good
ham. graBary. cellar: other good cutbuildlngs.
one veil. enc cistern. all kinds ~ fruit and shade
trees: spleniidiv located, in good rowr: thrs"
churches and graded school: situated on Ia y.
Ia ilrosd. 20 miles from st. Louis. IN Jefferson
County. ILL.,. in the best farming ana fruit-groN.
ing section Of Illinois: a good location for 2 good
physician: price l.ee. no trade. Ad- W. q.
Osborn. Tooilawn. H.
NU.NTKY Pea, Estate Wanted ana For Sale
IL ven rast 20 buy Or sell. no matter where To-
refed. send description and cash price, and !
viii sent you my wonderfully successful plaH. L
nov offer.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPEnTv vna
SALE.
FOR SALE, BARGAINS IN HOUSES

s. 80. ~ ~" ssAAv t&'
S.n Cote Briii'ante A~ve.-Tnrsrocm coes,es
I'M M ys.ts' ieet: all in good shape: price G.tS.
seis Stark ve.-Eight-r house ana ssxiss
feet: this Will be offered at a harraIn
ISIS and 500 Theodosia Aye-Tyo costa~,s- 4
ana ro1ms; lot SlxlD feet I am Instructed To
sell these houses at $50 each.
1s5 feet: $3.50.
tSs st. Ferdinand Ave.-Lot TOR: a Groom
franz: nice grounds: price low.
$50 Evans Ave -Four-room. weil-built brick
price low.
Zll Ashland ve-Lot and 4room frame: viii
SCI very low small payment. easy terms.
a39 Easton Ave--Four-rocm cottage: has NON
- Ieet. viii oher . special bargain or Will sell
ssxzb2, call and see and make offer.
s4ns Thomas St--Fout room cottage: ali IN rood
order. s...s.
GOA Evans Aye.-Eisht-room house and soxlss
feet: price SEQ.
feet: $500.
sic5-sI-s-S-s5-ss Morgan St.-S-ven and eigh,
q bargain.
I have a long list Of houses and good-payins
property Tor sale cheap. Cail in and get a list OF
same JOHN $50 EAstou ave.
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nov Offer.
oesirsnle tuiliinS Let. ST. Martins. ". -,
". f3nada ----.----- w
p.-ira,.l. residence. Waterman. o.. 40
To- krre-. Eirball County. Neb-dsk3--..-.-. s1
81 Acres. Carter County. Missouri ....-...-- fg
l3a Acres. Wright County. Missouri ........-. $50
IL. Acres. Franklin Comfy. Louisiana -.-.. $40
Desirable hlie. lot. Wollaston Heights.
u A. res, POLK County. Arkansas ...--... ssl
, Desirable residence. Minieu. n. Y....... go
IL Acres. Greeley ssuniy, Rrnsas-.-...... 1000
Is Acres. Pulaski County. Kentucky ........ = 90
Two desirable bldg. lots, Chicago. Ill.,. f."o
"a Acres. Pulaski County. Afkaneas.-....- l.s9o
80 Asres. Hampshire County. Massachusetts, Loo
. Two desirable bldg. lots. Pieasantville.
rcsirabl. residence. Florence. o.. ..... i.sss
e Acres C1earield County. Pennsylvania. Leo
1Ss Acres. Harlan County. Nebraska. ......-. 1,ae
Desirable residence. Clinton, Ia...... L go
~ Acres. CiemunS County. New York. LOO
DESIRABLE residence. West View. o.. l.sOl
1N Actes. Grrfton County. New Hampshire. ! sch
100 Acres. Jefferson County. Florida -. IeD,
- Acres. Little. River County. Arkansas. I.sOs
Sn Acres. Washburn County, Wisconsin. -. $50
SAc:e~. Muskingum County. Ohio.......... l. Sa
Acres. Clarke County. Iowa--.......... 1850
J" A"fes. windsor County. Vermont. -...... 1,Sss
II" Acres kennrbec County. Maine ........- 500
b-eirab;e house and two lots Celoron,
n---..... ------.-- ----.--.........- 1-sso
VI you want TO buy or sell address ". NJ Os-
.randrr. Specialist in Country Real Estate. I2l5
soeft ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
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Modern Flats.

<3.i-ss cook ave. beautiful rcush-rock and
stock ne risi. . rooms. LIST ioor. (. rooms
"a floor. and . rooms ID door. sanitary nickel
plated plumbing. ma bile wainscot ana tiled floor
IN bathrooms. HARDWOOD floors. steam heat,
uied Roots. cemented i.undries: built In iss'
at a cost Of N.Ss, for house alone. and the lot.
slAlf.. IL worth t-.i,g to ed. .sent Ssp a
wear Can Sti for Se.sc. The reader OF this
AZ urged To look through these lovely mats ana
see what a tai gain they are at S."1.
HANDEL REALTY 80. is y. seventh n;
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Nice Brick COTTAGE,

For = and Il. .s33 Latin IT.. near
North Market. one-story brick cottage of three
rooms: good cellar. gTanitoid: lot Sxi1 feet TO
alley. For Key and price see
KEEIt.Y & Gu III! fhe~s,p, -
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY For
ALE
BUY 5326 VERNON AVE.

a grand home Of 10 rooms. big halls. ec-foot
lot tine shade trees: taken IN under foreclosure
and VIII sell for LEGS than cost OF consfricti"n-
DYAS REAL t.sTAfr. ~.
10. \. Ninth II.
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LOVE ( SONS.
.as- LAFAYETTE ls-.. 500 Webster Park. H.. IS
s. ,afas.U,. sr. >, Eel Temple. " $3.50. Is
,at -..|,s nj. 81 Webster Groves. Or. 20
lI7. -. rlscs ar IL 49, Eas.un. sr.--.-..-. Il
se. - highway. 4s2e Eas,on. store ID
go II. nm. 2 rooms, fnel- flrnishei: big lot.
The Al Renters. So: Chestnut 81.
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KINGS HIGHWAY BOULEVARD

Corner Tow er Grove place. fronting iss feet on
Kings Highway: will sell cheap IL quick sale.
T.. ii. SToLTMAN. 4,i4 Manchester ave-
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Railroad Property for Speculation

feet. with , good paying brick houses. North
side Clark ave-. near Montrose, . feet, with
good house; good rental: make offer. 5.fs La
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FINE HOME CHEAP.

\. r.. COR. TAYLOR a. BE:RL1N AVE
Modern Broom and reospticn-faii. buh,brick
touse. finished in Mahogany ana oak. double
hardwood fioors. closets ard cets- closets: Two
piumtiny: laundry: stationary tubs: filter: hot
water heat: lot i0jxID. .Admittance by card only.
For price. terms and further particulars see
CORNET A ZIEBIG. III n. Seventh 81.
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$1,000 WILL BUY

House 3s07 Hickory st.. one-stosy brick cottage OF
2 FOOTE'S. basement, and cesla-: also old frame
house in rear: bot zsxIeY feet to alley.
KELLEY . CO. 1u3 Chestnut az
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
Washington Bou|., n. s.,

West - Taylor: new modern broom dwelling
nn.s;ied tar"s,ghou' in hardwood. double foors.
f,afe-sin>s Windows. two tp..,t and bath rooms.
-ersrate: tiled r.pcis. clothes chutes. laundry. rss
AMI electric HIGHT. no,-a.ter beat. lot y,NIs5. For
call at office.
cORNET 1. ZEIBIG. III y Seventh a.
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RENT, S1,44O; PRICE, S12,5OO.

Elegant rock-fronf mats. "a rooms. SO, AMI
5-.t Plymouth ave-: fine car service; very mod
ern. finest investment in city.
HfAs ~ ->rE co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-30
GRAND AVE, N. &. COR. CASS.

Morgan st.. northeast corner Twentieth ST., lot
saxi4a. with old buiIdings: this ~ Q handy bca-
ton TO the heart of the city; II 10 the cheapest
corner unecld; price 10 900.
CORNET q ZEfBlG. III n. seventh It.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-30
PRETTY ~HOME-S2,OOO.

New brick, 4 chlice rcsus: finished basement
rom and .i''ic: insii. si.mwa, Up ard .'own.
located On a beautiful ign ,,c;nt. only two tiosss
from Forest ParS: ap;o at. the Noiid's Fair site:
Will setl on monthly raa~'ref :: tikS Iran-i. Cars
H,shisnd>,. walk ;yo tiacfS s.rih t. cio Cres-
cent ave. r. l.. NIfsSE.S. I6 y. Seventh 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-30

?s.-? 3a Hamilton Ave. Close to Forest FAN
Brick street: district sewer: q rooms: every ocn-
venience: haven't lost months rent m 4 years:
terms TO suit. DYAS Real -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-30
WIRELESS TO
BE IMPROVED
Mr.. Cross Returns With Some
New and Useful APP
planes.

Fred ]. Cross. manager of the Inter
Island Telegraph Company, operating
the wireless system between Oahu and
Hawaii, returned yesterday from a two
mouths business trip to the east, al
most wholly in the interest Of the wire
less system here. While in New York
he had an opportunity to observe the
workings of the Marconi system oper-
ating between the shore and steam
ships at sea. and saw messages per
fectly transmitted over an Intervening
sea space of 294 miles. His return 10
Honolulu means that many decided I'M
proVements viii be made in the sys-
tenn already established between the
Islands, with a view to giving perfect
and constant transmission.
II cannot state just now what the
are" said Mr.. Cross last
evening, but I have been east, where
l was in position to see the best that
there is in wireless transmission of
messages, and many of these 1 have
acquired a right To install in the Ha-
waiian system.
''As soon as 1 have a report of the
condition OF our system l VIII be in
position to know just what we viii do
to improving the service. There may
be some very radical changes made.
and 1 can safely say that everything
Will tend To make the transmission of
messages certain. My trip east was
taken almost wholly in the interest of
wireless biography II is working sat
fsfsctorily every place I saw it INSTALL
ed"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-30

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