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Queries.

IT.. MONTGOMERY-Ca yo1 or your readers tell me the names of the children of Richard Nantg5mery. a Major-General in the American Amy? He married a Miss Livingston Of New York. He was killed in the attack on Quebec in 1775. A monument WAS erected to his memory by Congress in front of St. Paurs Church. New York In ISIS his remains were re- moved from Quebec to New York and in- tered beneath tn. monument The Mont gomerys are in our direct line hence my Interest. J. l.. s
 ITS. JETER-Please try and find for me the family history and Revolutionary services of the Jetcrs of Amelia County Va. I know that John I'ter ST. mar ried Lucy Robinson; he dt d in 1897 when nearly 100 years old. John Ietcr. Jr born May 1. 1751. married Mary Reeves who was born March 20, IDS. This John Ieter died October l9 1892. His wife Mary Reeves, died September 19. l>26 Clara Jeter. the daughter of John Jeter Jr., married Absalom Harris, a Revolutiun- ary soldier. and they were my gro@i- grand parents. William, Samuel and Rich ard Jeter also belonged to thls family
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DEAR Es PNKHAM1 feel that words are but feeble to express be thankful suffered with womb trouble years family physician said operation E. Pnkham Vegetable decided give it trial first To found months treatment strong and we toub and the Compound built entire shall bless the day started to take medicine it greatest goodM1sS SOPHIE BONHAM 2s1 Oak St., Chicago, Ill.
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DEAR MRS PNkHANI tell what medicine has Of the ovaTes and troubled with flowing too much the use Of your remedies and to-day am we'll cannot shall Vegetable FRED LEO, Box 520 Skowhegan, Maine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-17

and some are imposters, but pr. Futile was neither a nuisance nor an imposter. He invented something which would be Of great value to the government. and he ought to have reaped the benefit of his labor
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A DISAPPOINTED INVENTOR,
Dr Hiram Futile Dies Without Ha'
 ing His Ropes Realized.

Reports of the sudden Geath in Iacoml
 Wash, of Dr. Hiram TVttle, the ilNe!iloI i1i , of thorite, have createp g2ou ueal Vi 1, comment in Washington. recalling as It does his experience with the army ord nance department. Dr. ITuttle was an iil- ventor of merit and al man or respecta-
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! DAUGHTERS OF THE .. ] AMERICAN REVOLUTION

EDITORS. Mrs. j. Morgan Smith and Mrs, r. H. Nell.
 DIRECTORY. Mrs. ]. Morgan Smith Regent, Bir- mingham, Mrs. r. H. Nell. Historian. Auburn Mrs. Frank T.. Glass, Secretary, Montgomery. Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, Treasurer Opelika.
 Remember the days of old, con slider the years of many genera, tions: ask thy father and he VIII shew thee; thy elders and they VIII tell thee.'-Moses.
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First and seeond-olass Cars.

In most European railways the principal difference between first and second-class cars lies in the color of the seat cushions hrst-class being usually red, second-class gray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-17
Smithsonian Renort.

This is the season for reports and the stetn Historian again urges the chapters to send her as soon as possible accounts of their practical work since October, 1900. These facts are required for Alaha- ma s contribution to the Smithsonian re- port for this year. Address Mrs. r. H. Nell. Auburn. Ala.
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them in book entitled "Eaoys AlhUhh thereby enabling them to keep re'oiu Of the growth of their olive hranchcs.
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Genealogical and
 Historical Department.


I.r. ELsiORE-ls there q tEeV,lititi~nd' soldier buried in Fillmore County n2meS Fillmore" If SO will some descendant send us the inscription on his tombstone with short sketch of his services? K. D S' IT, WILLIAMS-I am descended from Major John Williams of Halifax County. .,. x. where auu when was he born. what was the name of his wife. ana where and when did he diet
 A Descendant. IFS. SCOTT-The Scott-Collier record has been published in The Advertiser but the services of Captain James Scott have not been described 1 would be so glad 10 get them. He is my great-great-grand' father. I know of several who would be glad to have you publish his services in your department. S. F. C.
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It Records Sound.

F. Runner has invented a sound record CT on different principle from that of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-17

Tact is way of getting what you want without letting others know you want t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-17

We know of several and there may be others in Alabama not connected with any chapter. Will each kindly give her name and postoffice on a card addressed te Mrs. ]. Morgan smith, box zs7, Ashe- viiie. N. c.
 This is important; let each Daughter knowing of a member at large send the name. No matter if duplicate lists are re- ceived.
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wASTED-By coiorej woman. work chamber
-cs y 81 NV nj
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BALTIMORE Gl)nlJR.REl.

Schedule n eSec- NsvszAeT =,
LexTe i =s=su-FSG- Ses -eE-cy Ave =Hc =
tzESzEo and No lares5. +53-l5 q "a SO , a
Cincinnati, -. Lc=j=. I'D E--GizEi-se, 90
Pittse--T., ard Cleveland, 'Ie-E5 a Z, SO p
u aud Z 20 EsEEt-
Columbus zad FHeeii3S- IN 2
Wzaeh=sI-, i.s-25 = Il. l;S-z5. ard go ? Il
- Ea1sf7lis. i=:i5, --s-sa. us-ss, E@ r.
re- SIS. .-s-ss. Hss.ss = IT, s'I.is,
E4-ea I'D so p
iIsserzze.a -l0.e5 Il = Ezd .5-so P Il
Rov5 and E-Ey points 5-z5- +s9-J3 a. II. '4-19
f4.50 i55-S9 ''I5-z5 I-SS =
Gzslk==s5gEz and Esy ToIsis- IS ee a
r. Is-9 f'I:l5. 50" -s-se- SD -
81. $50, s'f0-I5 lE-z3 p r
go 90 4 n -sz-f5 ~ SO p r.
Baltimore week dsyS. x3sS. Sc Sc. = 80
-7l -S-ae SSs SS@9- zE5-eo. HIS = =
zIs-ss -,cor xI-55 zs=le. Kz-Sa- E4-Sa -,
xs-Cs z5-s5 zE-2a $50 Ls-53. XL5-J3, Eli-@,.
T-s5 D n S1zz5z.s. 100. zS-fs- xs=iS, 50.
- "a = n 1850. I-I5. IsEs. E.T. Is -ess
x5.S5, go $50, zIe-s3 ElI-s3. E4I-S5 P II
ROYAL Blue E4SE-
At trains Illuminated VIII z'szzJ-h I7z7st.
Fzt5rs.-e Pes izdel pl5s. ssaF aor= bSstEn. "a
fhe E=st sscGo I'D (pzEsr1. E-s3 fkcasfs-
400 IDzaeT3- F0-G0 fE;5ns=3 = =. lszSo
gEIzner1 800 [-.EoE=i Limited DsT55-1. -
fBzEet4, @5-55 (Gizer4, $3.50 AID I'D P -
iSlespz7- Oar opsa a. 100 9 c-acAs-
F=II-5aa C-SS OF a. g. THIS
Atlantic Clry. $50 10-z-
-rs553r. Exceyt Sy75sy- F'S-aSay oily
E11rez ETsIzS-
Bagzz-s called foT E15 cA-cEsd 5rs-a Eot=fs ard
-assSzzrcs r. U5.5S7 TrzzsSFT CO on o-7s1s -;
g. &zw F--k 5TC-T-e AZ FzStsS7;h >E--Se- -a77l
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PANIC IN a COURT ROOM.
Caused by Discovery OF Smallpox Pa
tient in Audience.

SPRINGFIELD. III, Dec ia panic
was started in the Circuit Court room
during the murder trial Of George R
Richardson by the discovery that c small
pox victim had been in the room all day
Henry Wilson. a negro. is the sufferer,
and he is La5ily broken out with The dis
ease. Wilson's physician told linn his
af1iction was smallpox and directed him
TO go to a hospital. WHsoG promised to
co SO. but instead went to the court room.
Dr. Barker. the city physician, was no
tilted 10 be on the lookout for wilson, and
when the latter failed 10 put in an ap-
pearaace. search for him vas insti-
;uted. It was suspected that he had gone
10 the court room, and there he vas found.
surrounded by other spectators
IEteDse excitement prevailed when thf
nature Of Wilson's affection became
known The patient was hustled away 10
the hospital, and The court room was
funifgzT ted
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ESTATE 81 Joseph Payson Wright, deceased,
No. $3.50 docket p, David Sheridan Stanley
Executor has. with the approval Of the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia hold
insr special term for Orphans Court business
appointed FRIDAY, TIE 2TTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1901, AT 10 O'CLOCK A n. IS the
time and said court room as the place, for
passing OF claims and making payment and dis
tributi0n under the courts direction and controls
when and where al creditors AID persons en-
titled TO distributive shares or Iegaeies or a
residue are notified TO attend IN person OF by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
claims against the estate properly Fouched- Pro
zided this order be published oRee n each OF
three successive weeks before said day IN the
washington Law Reporte-'' and the Washington
Times
Signed December 8 1901
-'pf'N'sN JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest;
LOUIS a. DENT. Register of Wills
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Attorney.
de4 Is
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PROPOSAL.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING CONNECTICUT
AVENUE FROM COLUMBIA ROAD TO WON
ING AVENUE. AND CALIFORNIA AVENUE
FROM COLUMBIA ROAD WESTN ARB--0FFICE
OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c, Washington,
n G. December H. I90I.-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at this Office UNTIL Il O'CLOCK
NOON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1901, for
grading Connecticut Avenue froHa Columbia Road
TO Wyoming Avenue, and California Avenue from
Columbia Road westward. amounting TO about
10000 cubic yards. Blank forms Of proposal,
Specifications, and all necessary Information caa
be obtained at the Office Of the Engineer Com
missioner D. c Z B. T. MCFARLAND. JOHN
W ROSS, JOHN BIDDI-E, Commissioners D. G..
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SOUTHERN RY
Schedule corrected 20 NcveE5bcV =. 1851.
Trains leave from PeaTlSFlvzzia SJzsiea-

Schedule corrected 20 NcveE1bcE =. 1851.
Trans IezTs from Pennsylvania Station
sol J. IL D=-Iv- I.oczI for Hs=rrLsolol-g. ) a.
raz.ea Charlotte .l.d way Sts1iczls-
Is.5i / n I3aliy. Warrington, Richmond sad
F!a. IDA Limited FiT<t-Clszs Ccarh and cra7l1s-
room sleeper te Jacksonville IsEI7Z ca szrTfc--
Has a IL Bsiiy- JE-itsc S-aIss E-st 1a.+
Fi-~f cca--s IN! C-y5lss--Uo71 slccT,5T -
Ne-v Orleans T5risE car ss7y5fs-
II.ST & - Daily L1cll II hzr-e-t5a saa
C;szriat t-Szs5is-
+-U4 2 n Week BAYS Lo-Ss Rz !lz-r-se-s-
E1.-r ans way srSsIo1s Oh stzT-7zs7= 5Tsnca-
s.sa p ". Daily. LCCal Tor U2crcstoa a5ri
90 n. n BzfI-- Washington and Chattanooga
Limited IVA Lyncis5urg3- fIlS--c.z5s cczSa zl
lessJ1r1g or 70 ft1etc KRczviile, tssasssi7s'si
md AIsguE,;.is; ssecFcr to Szx C--eazs- D---sS
car se-Vi1e.
: go p. n Daily New Yorz ard Atlantis *
rrzss Fi-gr-cizSS coach and sleeper u At3Ezras
Nr,r,,iars s;l-e=ss5s and EEiasss. Sfsss-t SrFfe
Tc-.yf-r slee-zT Washington ts san frEHctsc5-
$50 = n Daily New York AID FleT5Ga *
,,rsss FTr>r-ci2Ss coach sEd s3rse- TO SlyzZs D..
jacksonville and Port TszuEs; sleeper u e'l7'-
neville tIarsost On. Augusta Sng connection 5ar
/ Aiken Dining car service
1e-.5 n =. Daily Wzshz1zfIl nd SlTIt-s7Fs +
! ern limited. Az Pullman fTaiH- clE6 ard 0sSer-
vstiou cans 10 Atlanta AID SEsoI- slcsPe-s -
Nsssville Atlanta Naaoa- Ee7rplazs- New GREENS
! TT:-veeAly to PIn-trgrst- \. g Mondays, We'd
/ neslisss, and F-5Gsts- Dining car se-vi-e-
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WILLIAM C0RGGRAlH HILL,
234 18th ST. Il. w.

IMPROVED AND UNIA1PRovED PFAT.
ESTATE FOR SALE.
FURNISHED AND TNFUREISHED
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MoEEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE
OF M EREST
AGENT FOR THE ROYAL FIRE N
SC2ANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 343 MAIN deE6-Ti
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.SEABOARDAIRL LINE RY.

''Capitai City E0Ite-
Ieavc Washington, Penaa- r R Station
tt:o4 =. m. SEABoARD FAST NAII--ThToush
DAILY Pullman SIecpeTs to .jacksaIylsle,
connecting At Hamlet with Pull
man sleeper 20 Atlanta
DAILY limited ThTua1gfl f'u51IElzn z5ces-
ers 10 Tampa aid Atlanta.
Cafe Dining Car ztrvjee- P;illHsaa SiccTEE fUcs-
days, Thurs1=ys, md Saturdays 10 Slzthsra Pines
{P5BeiErst).
These trains Offer excellent schedules s7d ser-ice
TO Petersburg Raleigh. S0-thtTa PiEes PIN
hf,rst3 Car1ien. Columbis Savannah .i=ckso.l-
vilIa and all Florida points. Charlotte atheas,
Atlanta. New Orleans Clstt5noe-=, Nashville,
points West and Southwest
$50 A. ~, LoCAI-To Pet-rslnTs- Raleigh.
DAILY, Southern Pines (F'iaeaurs.} Ham
let. and intermediate points
Office J4Si \. Z. arc. ard Pe=Ezs T T. Os5eeS-
r. Z L. BUNCH " II DOLL.
General Pass Agent fsFrs-ai ker~t-
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THos. ]. OWEN & son. Aucts. sIs st NJ

THcs- J. OWEN & son. Auots-. sIs F st NM.
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ~ ANACOSrIA, u. c.
Bv virtue OF q certain deed o. trust Gu.y re
corded IN Hber 1919. folio go e seq, one Of
the land records fer the District 81 Columbia
and at the request Of the partx secured there
hv We viii sell at public auction IN front CT
the premises on MONDAY, DECEMBER so, 1891,
AT / O'CLOCK p n, lots - IS, i, -, Is 81,
s. and - IN block or square 5; also lots Is AID
% in block or square No. (. ali OF Oregon l..
Green's subdivision Of ''ChichesyeT," as recod ed
in coupts Eber 6. folio 81, one Of the land Zee
oris in The surveyors Office OF the District o.
Columbia
Terms of Sale-0nc-third cash. balance n on5
and TWO years, with interest secured By deed Of
trust on property sold, or all cash at option Of
purchaser One hundred dollars deposit required
at time of sale Conveyancin-- reco- ding, and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost
HENRY h SIMPSON
GEO. O. WATSON
deI7-GGds-I4 Trustees
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FOR sALE-AUToMoRILEs.

FOR SALE-rop automobile, nearly new, perfect
condition $3.50; also great bargain, $780, runabout
800. CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. 7I5
18th st. nv. miss
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5AhAjJAH fAg.FlG kAlLHAi

y. ". sERkLE. Agent 1898 Pcnna. Ave. Wash
inEto1, .. c.
From Ocean % Ocean. To ali points IN Csnad-
and the United States northwest
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Connecting st YE1co,vcr With the steamship
of tie Empires IiRc for
JAPAN CHINA and the PHILIPPINES.
Ais0 With the Esnaaisn-AIs Line for IL
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS and AUSTRALIA
FGr rates and descriptive pamphlets apply IL
". ". Aeri,ls. Agent.
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Tortured BY RoBBERs.

AGED sIan and wife Made TO Sur
render Lifetime's Savings.
ELGIN, III, Dec. 1S.-Two masked rob
Ie-s bound and tortured William Sumpter
and his vile, an aged couple, in their
homes near this city. They applied hct
irons to their feet until they revealed the
hiding place of SEQ, the savings OF life
time.
Sumpter managed to free himself to
Zyard morning and made his way TO
neigabor- The police were notified, but
they have no trace thus far Of the thieves
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RAILROADS.
ENNSYLvANIA
RAiLROAp.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SIS
T.S0 A IL DAILY. PTTTSBURG EXPRESS-ParioT
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 Pitts5'TE-
100 A ". DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA Lt3tIE ts
Pullman Sleeping. DiniRg. sEuo5iaZ. and %
gnrVatien Cars Harrisburg g Chscdgo. CincIa-
natl. Indianapolis, St LOUIS. Cleveland, asc
Loteso- Bgfiet Pzs3or Car 70 H2TTIsolFs-
b:S0 A II DAILY. FAST LfNE-Putitnaa B2fet
PSrior Car to Harrisburg BCliet Parlor Caf
Harrisburg 20 Pittsburg.
$50 y. DAILY CHICAGO AID ST LUIS
T-APRESS-SleepiGZ Car Washington TO =
Louis. and Sleeping and DiziHg cars asTfis-
burg 20 indianapolis. ST Louis. Nz=hFsiis VA
ttaclua@-l and lollzgilieJ znd ttle4zo:
f-l5 + " DAILY ST LOUIS EAPEEaa-f ii4-
man Sleeping Car harrisburg 20 It I.oaiA
7;45 ? N DAILY WESTERN EXPIRES III
nan Sleeping Car 10 Pittsburg and Clsiesse-
7:E5 P II. DAILY. CLEVELAND AND cINt
SATE EXPREsS-PuIlu-zn S.ceping Cars = aSA-
inSto1 to Pitts5JTg. sad HarTis5'-zg to Ciese-
1910 ? II DAILY PACIFIC EzPEESS-Puis-
Izan Sleeping Car to PittSbGrE-
80 4. II. DAILY BCFFAL0 DAY ESPRESS;
with through Pgr3or Csr. Dining Car, 2i't
Coaches 10 ErEaio. via E-EFpoTi-Ta JIs7ctz1ll-
20 4 y for ksne- Cauardaiis7l3- RocheSlaF' 11'
Niagara Falls daily. exert Sunday
le:S8 IL for Elmira ard Remove dzlE eSSeP'
sunday For WilliamSport dsiiy- 80 l- d.;
rs Z. n DAILY. BUFFALo NIGHT E2PRf.ss
With through Bafet Sleeping CT and Coaches
70 Buffalo. via Emporium Junction
7;85 P NJ DAILY Tor Erie; for Rorhc5ter. Buialo.
end Niagara FAILS daily, except szlara9yr IN
1910 P y. for Erie, CanzRdaizlia- Roehsster.
Buffalo. snd Niagara Fails dairy Pl-iTTzn
Sleeping Car Washington to FsehcsteT sStcr-
Gays only.
400 P n CONGRESSIONAL EMITTED - daily
for New ToEk- 81 Parior Cas- WITH DiE-Hs
Csr from Baltimore
For Philadelphia. EevE York ana
the East.
Express. TO Dining Car. 10 Dining C Car;
$50, Ieco0 dining I@E)s Do, SI1 II -
dining Car frosn WismiHEToEf i u, 10
BIS. 40 Dining Car frGEa BzltIusoTe), 80,
1o;o0 P u 1910 night On sunday -
Dining Carr - dining Csr3, 500,
II. IZ:I5. 3-I5 40 LDfaIng Car IRON b n
Hsore}, G:59 100 p s., E-Eo night ter
Philadelphia only, Express, 7-E5 A n. l-1l5
P Il. wee&-dsya, 2scis z=Ie, and 5-49 ? n
daily
For Boston, witIo.st change. 7.E5 a L Esek-
daTs and so F. NJ daily
For Baltimore, 6-15. GO T:45. 20 az
$50 ie-S9. I9-25, 30:53. Hoo A. " lz-i5-
I2.55, I-2s, POI. 2:I5. $50 90 Ll1-1toas.
a=Io, 4=2s, s-35 $50, 5-se. SD SO. -, -
Eo-oo. 1910. 1i-S5 P " and i2-10 night on
Sundays, 100, SO, %, SD $50 l"--7,
IO.5O. u 60 A u. Iz.I5- I-I5 1-0i- 80, so
fi-o3 Limited. 40 80 40 $40, go.
$50. 7:I5, 7:s5. fe999, 1870 P 81, AID FIX
night.
For Poge's Greek LIE. 7:I5 = 4. and a:zs =
weekdays
Fer Aaaspo.is, 100. 200 A. Y. I2.15 zn7 $50
P N weekdays Scadsy& 9-J3 A Il and
$50 P n
Ticket oaicez, cu-nr- F5ttcrHfh md 9 Streets.
! and az the Station. Sizfn and Z SerEets- z1ieTs
r4de-s al he left Ior iHz c5eekl-E q bsgg1gs
| Telephone cali III i9T Pennsylvania Rail-
-osd Col, Service
: Y TEs-TC-EEFNS0S, = r E01D-
( czrs--! k.=s-s- G., --=szesz.ee Agszz-
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FOR RExT-FUuNIsHED ROOMS.

= sB86 EkE12NA-E 4 sAAbSkAk-D ACSEA''-
FOR RENT-Picasaut toable paTlors at 925 18th
=. NV; also large sicove, second story 'front.'.
with communicating room; single or eD suite. q
FOR RENT-ComfortabIe front rooms, So to sI2-
s22 ST NV eio-o
FOR RENT-I-arge parior and bedroom, COM
Essnicating furnished, reasonable; convenient 10
ali car lines; also other rooms 621 st. Nv
miss
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms; well
heated: near Pa. axe; cheap. 50 6th St Sc
m7S-2
FOR RENr-Fyrrnizhed ROOM with good table
board; home comforts; terms reasonable ~ fSSt
Capitol ST nie-@
FOR ~RENT-NiceIy furnished trent hall room;
heat, gas and bath; Sl-25 week 4Si d St NV.
Iai>-S
FOR RESr-Large room, suitable for light house
seeping- rs ST NV els
FOR RENT-NeatIy furnished, one Iarze second
story front room; two hall rooms 46l q St NV
els
FOR BESr-oo7 9Th st, NV, nicely furnished
rooms; cheap. eI!-S
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: centrally located:
| convenient 10 all car lines; 81 to = per wees
70 an s. ~ -
FOR RENT-21l D St NV. furnished and w
furnished rooms; Improvements ml'-S
all convenience: gentlemen preferred; = UP-
So AZ St sv- mig
FOR Furnished rooms: strictly first-class;
hot water heat desirable neiGhborhood; boarding
IA 9th ST NIL
FOR RENT-WeH fyIruished room, second floor
front; all conveniences; rent reasonable IL h
81 nU- clos
81 ST NW-For rent, two communicating
rooms on second floor; heat gas. end bath; south
crn exposure; front room- four large wlndoas'
both rooms ,evIy furnished; have large closets;
prices moderate; reduced rates 10 permanent par
ties. el6-F
FOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished front
room; light housekeeping permitted; second hoof;
centrally located; heat, light, gas for COOKING
SIS 1861 St NV HlG-5
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfinished rooms;
bath same floor. go Il st. NV. ml6-5
FOR RENT-Large second aoor front rooms. 6i2
L ST, corner Tth ml6-@
FOR RENT-Second-s front rooms; hot water
heat: ali couyeDicnceS: south 'front.' light house
keepings cheap 10 Indiana ave NV ml6-S
FOR REST-NeatIy furnished rocms; all con-
vc1iences; cheap Call alter o'clock, III D St
mlb-S
FOR RENT-sOI East Capitol ST. facing Capitol
and Library; well furnished rooms; excellent
table: moderate rates: traRseIts and table board
ers accommodated; pear all CIR lines deI4-lm
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FOUND.

FOUND-A place TO buy fruit cake for I5c PEE
pound: pound cake, ? pounds for sc A. WIKI
ms, 924 9th St mis-
FOUKD-Pocketbook 18th and Kenesaw sts: Sun
d.y night. F. r. UNDERWOOD, 5g7 18th st. NV.
ei6-S
FoUND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream fac
tory IN America, delicious chocolate. vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from the fruit not
the acid; 90c per gallon. Also Lacey's special
zoe per gallon. 0fice e07 New York ave. Phone
Main 9S3. def0-tf
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Renting and Collecting. loans AID Insurance.
Telephone Main 2els-
EDWARD ?. SCHWARTZ,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
No ee5 STREET NORTHWEST
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD

sToREs.-Nortb7sezt -l5o5 9Th =, store and
st2ETc 50: SO Il 81. 81, 1875 ia 81. stoTC
scEaIa ate. - b. . It. So.
STsBLE+I5s5 9TH St, so; 2S7 Ao- ave, rear,
SO: EsZI 18th st. So
HOUSES -NorthTsSt-1G5 I St, lzrSe j4-Toa1
house three storizs and basement. NTH brick
stable $50; 81 II ST. large I5-TooD house attic
ever entire house twO-sJoTy bEick stable n the
rear SEQ e5-
St. I rooms. $50. Northwest, rear SIS L St,
TuOus, s.
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By white widow, a place to do
lcusevorF; small wages and good home. Ad-
dress BOX 57S, this Office q
WANTED-Pisce ss eIlan.berE4aid or nurse Go
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FOR sALE-HUUSES.

FOR sAIE-Priee only Ss.s58; [ 81 nezr 7lH
ST nv, Groom 2Fick HeJI=t UisE bath. "a zEi
ccs3 range CHEAP HONE OR WELL PAYING
INVESTMENT. MOORE = BILL. III ifth ST. Isz.
UIS-2
FOR SALE-.e0s I'd st. nv Is the only 7-4oaE
house sv1t Of those desirable houses. c-rH-r Il
and T SIS. Eyg. This i undoubtedly the best 0p-
FoTtUHitE TO purchase q rSo--t1Tg and ATTIC
HOUSE n this section PAVED STREET. Price
s. 5O0-somethias less Viii buy u 4 vide t.U-a
NEARLY . feet wide}- Perhaps you want q iazGc
house. Ii9 St. Of tire same r0=Y. if5s ICONS.
Tie conner Is z Fesy desirable bETSe-S roofu--
ATTIC BE :, RE TO SEE THESE Hot SIS
Only one block Som ID 81 cars OPEN EVERY
DAY MOORE L HILL. IL 18th st. Nv MIS-
FOR SALE By L CHAPEL. 500 9Th ST Ne
Three wcl-buiit convenient houses with ali mod
Improvements, Nos 81. sis and 95E 10th st.
ne; rare opportunity to get good bosEe IN good
locality Ter ngtici less thar real value i sod
within next ten DAYS Il not sold within tl1st
time, Viii Change hands aud caaHot be bJuzHt
fo- les tiIau three hundred dollars each more than
I wflI sell them for eIG-2
FOR SALE-Ou lire Memorial Bridge 2oth St.
near New York ave nv-. lot 20xss-9- improved
by sN--Con frame; price =. so; tens czsr Go
" IiNEISs. 500 18th st. Nv mI3-I
FOR sALE--A decided hzrEsiu.- Look n So
IIOl ia axe EveEy convenience All modem
bic attached VII sacrifice II order u c5osa a.
eEtzte st . .. Gail Al Ic19 st uE- uTI-tf
FOR SIL.-sIe 81 nv: low prsce: ioas
time: I0S- interest E l. MOORE. I5a3 2 81
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