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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-06
Married.

HoFFMAN-DEAL. = At the resi-
dence OF j. George Kolb in Friends
vile, May 70, Mr.. Martin Henry Hoff-
man, of Accident, Md, and Miss Grace
Deal, of West Virginia, by Rev. John
w. Tressler.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-06
Money to Loan.

$4,000 to loan on first mortgage in
n sums to suit upon town property
or nearby farms.
EDWARD H. SINCELL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-06
Wool.

g. s. May, of Swanton has eleven
barrels of money to spend for wool
this year. At
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-06

G. s. May, at Swanton, will buy all
wool this year for cash. See him be-
fore you sell. at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-06

Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo<Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price
3 cents.
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FOR RfIST--7ioL 80 10 -,
NV, 912 I17r&2b 800 0O NV 1884 10th 2r15. 90
NV, 14O9Mass Or, b19U0O NV, 2038 18th, Or. 80
NV, 1907 1st 13r&b. "a 90 NV, 2S07 NJ, 4rSb. 10 40
NV. sos 2oth isr sbsaee NW. s4l5 3, er: 1850
NV, 1882 st,10r 5000 NV, 503 21st, 4r. 10 80
NV. 222 s6 .er.b Nf60l SW, go g. 6r&b.. 20 30
NV, 2132 18TH Sr b.. .5a04tSW, 622 G, Or. 80
NV, 1455 8. 7hsb g 3sISW, 222 134 Or. .13 so
S%. ss$s ss D. S 81 s. 1ss :. 5sas: s.
NV. gill t.. 5r l5,sossE 1859 llth. r.. 1880
Observation-Disclosures.
FLAisGN.W.~U
sSs sSs 2. sE&s. e M .sA sSINw, 81 llo1 G. Sd T. % ~
Sos Pa av er&b,. 2soelilo1 6, LIST q, a.. ..15.oO
UNFgRNIs1ED FLATS SOUTHEAST.
sTORESLN.W.
NV, S1e 9th. :. $50 003512 7th.. 500
SO 911I 1lls I4th tshoD in rr'2Ooo
satssi 3D. 3D. 81 SO E a o''
NV, 460 La az, of1ces. 2 roorns. ..... $40. Al
ASK FoR WEAKLY BUILETTN.
Nf-et THoA p. wAGGAMAN, CIT E 1t. NV.
FOR RENT-LARGE BUILDING. 1908 AND l21O
st. n-w,: over 20 eco square feet Of fooE space;
elevatsri steam heat4 Will make alterations to
suit tenant @. u. FORREST. 612 st. NV.
h1-8t - ~ -SS-st
TOR RENT-f2i7 n. NV: 9SROOMS AND BATH;
all imps.: good place fer doctor. dentist busi-
nees Of some kind; rent $iS.5O
61-ot n. L. KUSf. eOe 18th ut. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of Columbia, the 18th day Of June. 19O1.-Paulins
Meyer vs. Joseph Meyer. No. 22205 Docket 50.
helm, her solicitor 1t is ordered that the defend
ant. Joseph Meyer. cause his appearance to be
curing forty days after this DAY; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with IN Of Default.
The object of this suit Is to obtain divorce from
the defendant on the ground Of desertiol Tor .
period Of more than two years next preceding the
bringing Of this suit. This order to be pubiishe6
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star; once week Cor three successive weeks prior
to said rule day. By the court: A. O. BRADLEY
Justice, &c. True copyITsst; ]. r. Y1iINa'
Clerk &c. BY J. WILMER LATlMER. Asst. Clerf.
je10-law-3w
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ILL, TIT 14th st. NV.

4 HILL. 1T 18th NV.
I$D.5O. .2131 n NV 1Or, ba
! $40. ....13l1 Cor. 11r. Ia
$40. 1910 s. Sr, ba. cellar
$40. :. .24S 18th. Tor. ba
1887. so. 1917 18th NV 10r, b
$E so. .3414 18th NV. Or. b
l$35. .D.2423 Morg'n av,9r.b
i45. 50. .3419 Morg'n av. Or. b
l$35 SO. .1724 18th. Or, ba
$3.50. 30 Q NV. Tor, ba
,S35. 1884 9th NV. Tor. ba
$50. 80. 1887 T NV, Sr. ba
5000. I'D T, Sr, ba
$~.50. Ills n II av, II. b
$50. 30.O.54-6-S-6D V NV .Sr. b
5000. 1903 4th, Or. ba
5000. .131 T NV, Sr, ba
$30. so. 1919 2Sth, Or, ba
S27. so. .3023 Camb'ge. orb
So. 80. .512 2f ne, 6r, ba
SIS so. ..19f o NV. Or. b
iST. 80. 1896 Wallach, 7r.b
SIS Flat 4fh Il, 1905 24th
$3.50. .523 21st, Or. ba
SIS. 40. 1iO7 Col st. 6r. ba
SIT 80. IA Myrtle, 7r. ba
S16.3O. 1916 Wyiie ne .8r. b
SIG. 47&51 Pierce NV. Or. w
50. .71-7-9 I'd ne. fiat. 3r. b
S.. ..Rr 0 Grant pl, stab
$3.50. 600 Browns Sc, Ar
IS. Stable rr 941 II l av
IS. Rear GIG NJ nv, stab
-. .136 Kendall, Ivy City
RES.
$15. .27O1 p. store
SIS. Store, 1923 11th NV
E BINNEY," 1908 Binney
HE ARMY AND NAVY"
4INGTON." zoos cath.
? BALTIC BUILDING"
SAVINGS BANK BUILD
2B + st. and 1873 Ind. ave.
WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
fAIRFAX. SO8-S f NV.
5000. 1906 1ith NV, sto
$3G.5O. iii n NV, Or. ba
$40. 80. 1903 4th nw Or, la
$40. so. .i7tb&K NV, store
5000. At Quincy NV Sr, b
S2s-J0. CT n Y av nv, Or, b
&7. so. .2210 18th. sto. sta
SS so. .1104 o NV. Sr. ba
$3.50. .213O II NV, Sr. ba
$3. so. .322 r. sr, ba
$&. 800 9th Sc, 6r, ba. .sto
S25. .17G8 Pa av, fiat
$40 + NV. Off ~
S23. so. .1I5 G ne, Or. ba.
2.5@ $50 18th ne, Or, ba
$22.5O. I'll 8 NV, Or. ba
$3.50. $40 9th NV, fiat
$20.50. 1853 Md av ne, Or
so. .604 f NV. = of r. ID Il
$40. so. .602-6 II Sc. 6r, ba
$3.50. .17O6 Pa av NV fiat
S1s- Randolph, Md.
$3.50. .l184 9th Sc, Or, ba
S17.30. 1920 H ne, Or, b
$17. .1l16-D G ne, flats
$3.50. .541 14th Sc, Or. ba
ZIG. III 4th NV, Or, W
$3.50. .652 Acker ne, Or, b
SIS. Clarendon. Va.
Sl5. .604 + NV. 2 of r,3d 4
SIS. 425 n ] av NV. basmt
$13. 24@ 10Th NV, Or
$3.50. 1904 4th Sc. sto, Or
$12. ......1111 q NV, fiat
$12. .N9-11 Va ay sw, 5r
$11. .312 Ford's court. 4r
$10.5O. 1908 n ] av Sc, Or
$40. Brightwood PIX. D. G.
s.. ..1313-i9 Wylie ne, 5r
81 so. 1881 7th NV, store
81. 30. .1214 l. Sc, Or, wa
8.@.918 st. Paul's court
1t
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FOR sALE-PARROTS, DOGS OATN RABDaTU
Pisecea. white rats anA Diee, tncubeton. rnock-
Ing birds. food. etc. sCHMID'S BIRD bTOR6
1iz La q. 1w. uU08,A
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91l 10Th. Tor, N. mi. $3.50 2147 D. 6r, w. 1880
1913 Pa av. lor. b. p 2225 stPaul ct. .5r w IL so
174s Oregon az. liz iso4 1ith. 4r. W. 1856
o ;, NH s..ss. -4Mo0 24ls G, Gr. W. g.. 1880
IS Fist ls mt rGssIsES a7ta 81 L
1915 G. sr b,ee MI 95 so 1915 10th 1ir ob S15o 90
1l20 1sth,- ,-Gr. ste. .cel. .35 so FLATS ''''
2sls y, Or, b. mi 90 20 1871 Goth. Orb mi 40 90
300 14th; 9r ..:3oso 242e Pa av A. I'd fs5 90
sr 50 g s sis sis II srss + mi m
1913 L&M,l ,lse lot; 90 90 17os-1o +, large
I2O 21st, Or /, Gel mi25 80 warerooms $50 90
s5s S ss1 g s. !s,h a II s.
!G9; Il5 :. g. H. b. s1 j. SsaS La qse a
So. nj so 1871 10Th siiiss heat 1880 1880
eel. mi -. ~. 1902 Pa so.rs av 4r. sto,
2s K sr i B. w. E sS sea l:s rm 80
924 sd 7r. W. 20 50 laI5 Pa ay,1r. eel, 80 y
5l7 10Th Sr 1850 1900 Il, stoa2r. a r. :seoS 800
1747 L. 6r, b. W. g..1s.3O 1855 L, sto, eel $50
j! ll!i 81 sist er; g lsls IT, eel w:Isss
81 ISIS p F. ST. H. b. W. MI 0' l'!e sAsIs BEE
IL S & sr s,S sts 18th n H. i6.
il54115e i5th.5r.w. IS. Sol and side lot ' " Is 90
500 10th. Or. W.. 1850 VT, l. I'd. W. 1900
1924 Rosedale ne,6r. 1900 2lst. ssI.yd.w 1880
sls 24th. 5r. .14.3o716 18th, 81. .wrl w10oo
4!s ssf ssf s' wcoT WGox L. 1857 So p. :;.
INcoRPoRATED. l414 F ST. NV
1922 Vt av. cor. slI5 .0oi 9l8 10Th st. 90
Hi rsts st. faan 1ssh St s' Hw ers2
1872 ST. 15r. 12s 90 24lo 14th st NV, Or IS 90
se sSs st nw 7r i5ai onspin 81 nw st.
1882 st nw Tor. 100 col 1924 2eth st. 7r:..so.oo
iSit iith st. 81 st s~, & sr W. $3.50 $50
l72l De Sales. 10r y o0 1881 1881 ~ st sw. Or. 90
$40 av lar. .e5. .O0E 518 7th st sw, sr. 1850
sos st NV lsr, 90! 1919 st NV, sr...l5.so
1Soa belmont av 1or IS oo IS st. NV. 1896 1850
sSs ssSs isIn s s. ns
e. III: ss = = sss@a. 90
$5Se lth & n e g is s Watkins pl, chevy
i5ss s! s! 9! 8 'sS Ds. .!onsr
s ':l zs' it s e.. 5: %s''sP' ss9
&c. &C. IN e. sr .,ssssss ,s f.:
sis s1fs ;b ss nw from aA!ss $500 s .ss
11o4 l4th st NV. z. 2Si39i niSs9icps
sf s q 7sS dssSls osss osss
S4s 9 st Sd1sary Sds an iis inss: ,nsIs
l421 F. Sd front .00l rooms from SO to SIS
512-14 st, 2Y.. 1900 per mo. Entire floors,
1923 = st. deslEable 1fcsl $l25 per NO.
lila B st. desirable aicsI
Bldg sth&D SITS. $3.50. co. 2925 st. 90
200 14th st so. .00| 90S d, shop or
The Garfield. 13th& $500 store room.. :. 1000
733 7th st.. ..59OOl go st. 90
S11 14th St -.et. .4Oi00 1928 10th st. 1000
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT
ING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALI,
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
For full list g1 furnished and unfurnished houses
fats; Offices stSfes and stables apply at Office.
Evening star., 1901-07-03
WEDNESDAY, JULY
FOR:REAT-HoUsEs.
GNElRNiSHED.

FOR RENT-fio7. 18th ST. NV; MOST DE
sirable location down town: rooms; bath; win
De put IN thofough order first time vacant In IA
years, and has rentad for 500 Rent now. $40.
3fit 18th st. .C8lumbia Heights beautiful
locaton' cool and healthy; modern Groom
dwelling. Rent, only $B.
1t MOORE 4 Hill TT 1itb Of NV
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FOR RENT-BY ROBERT n. STONE s0l NV
% NV, ,Sr ba eel .OO .24H Sc 6r b. Is 90
I73l Pa av. 7r. ba. .25. 90 2615 p, 7r eel " 10 80
1000 T. Sr, ba eel-.22. 30 654 Callan me- Or l2 90
te1-t y
FOR RENTED ST. Ne; 8ROOM BRICK:
NIL; In good order; so. 80 month F. w
TUCKER FRO ,nl1oo st ne. jya-1m'
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE
$50. 1441 r 1 nv, ,-fsr, 30
500. 1900 18th NV, ,15r, sb
81 70. 1922 vt ay. alr.
3b and stable.
N3. 2iO1 Pa ay, 14r. 3b
and cafe.
$110. 1922 P nw,12r.b.sts
$50. 1923 r 1 av. 14r. %
30. Mintwpod pi, iIr,i,a
SO. 1877 16th,i4r, INA
E5. 1908 Il nx; 1lr. ha
$&. .1742 Q NV. Or. ba
$5. .2+1O 18th nw,ii ba
@.0, ,.1l04 ? NV, 1Or. ba
$0. 1907 Belmont ay
NV, 11r,. ba.
500. .2iOs1 18th. liz. b.
$50. .-.17O3 z NV, iOr. ba
$50. zoos Kai'ma av, ,lar. b
$50. 1872 II NV. Or. ba
$50. Il 42O 18th NV, Ion. .ba
SO. 1853 Harvard. 10r, B
S6.1249 Kenesaw. 1Or b
$50. 220 18th NV. 1Or. b
$50. ..1705 2lst, 1Or. ba
500. Flat, 1922 II, ,ar. iia
$50. lab y NV, ior, 2ha
$50. 1903 Phelps. Tor, 2bn
80. 1906 Univ pl, 12r, ba
A. 1923 T, Or, ba
$4s. ..1516 s NV, 10r. ha.
R.56. 1915 18th, lOr, 2bI
$40. .@. ..11O7 18th, Or. ba
$40. 50. 1905 I'd, Or. ba
~.50.17l7 14th NV, Tor. bI
49, STDl
&5. Store, 1918 Pa av NV
o3. 30 Pa ay Sc. .sto&ceI,
$40: :....1111 G nw, store
APARTMENTS in .THI
st.: Columbia Heights; u
sl4 22d NV. and "DARI
OFFICE ROOMS In tn,
tOo + St. and CAPITAL
LNG. H9 + st: also at 8.
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
FOR RENT-sTONE & 1
$3.50. Iowa circle, 15r. 3ba
I3. .17s5 Q. 14r. 2ba
1888. .211O O NV ,12r, ,ba
$50. 1923 II I av NV, 12r'
1913. 1893 Q NV, 12r, bn
SIS. 1907 Clifton, / Il, ba
$75. ..1303 y NV, l2r, ba
500. ia. .5I1 9th NV, 12r,bl
$50. so. .240s-1O 18th, Tor. bl
$6O.6..1 s NV, 12r. 2ba
SEQ. :. .425 9th NV, store
S55. Is. 1922 18th nw.12r.bl
S5 80. 1890 18th NV ,sto&d
$D.75. .201S G NV, 12r,bI
$50. Is. .1744 N NV. Sr, ba
$50. rs. 12i3 Ken av,1Or, bI
5000. 1873 Harv'd, 12r,bl
S50.@. .3lo1 18th, Tor, ba
$50. :. 1892 r NV. 12r, ba |
$40. .205 G NV, 11r, 2bai
$45. so. 1925 T NV. Or, baI
$3.50. .91S s NV, lOr. ba
$3.50. 1928 llth NV, lor. b
S4s: .174s Oregon av, lirl
$40. "a. 1919 17th nw,llr,b
$1,000. 1905 VI NV, 1Or,bI
5000. 1902 Morgan av,
$D.@. 325 18th NV. Tor, ba
40.@. 1911 18th, lOr
$1,000. lilo C NV. 1lr. b
S1 80. BOO 18th nv, Or. ba !
S7.0.f917 18th NV. .11r,
$36.50. .221 Pa aY nv, stoi
85. 80. 1887 Sth my, 9f, b,
$3.50. E. 80 q pM, Or. ba
$3.50. 1927 Thw, Or. ba
1850. .949 Tsnw, Or ba
$3.50. 1923 Oreg av,9r, ba
$3.50. .Sto&cel. 1thAM nwi
$3.50. .34l9Morg'n av,ar, b
S33. so .3423Morgn N av, 81, b
5000. .61S II NV, Sr, ba
S0-50. .34736-N ". Or. bal
FOR RENT-BY ROBERT
90 V nv, ,Sr, ba. eel. $50. 90,
1871 Pa av. 7r, ba. $500
1000 +, Sr, ba. eelr2.50
te1-tf y
FOR RENTED Il ST.
MI; in good order; 5
IsI,EK ED & ADn lao
Evening star., 1901-07-03
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

KENNELSLBEST PLACE 10
board dOSs; mite from city; shade; elean euas-
b. l. PALMER, 21I8 18th nv. 'Phoas IN.
Evening star., 1901-07-03

FOR RENT-BY B. +
1907 Clifton, 1ir&b. 5
32O 18th w,1Or&b.
1207 9th NV, 10r&b.
619 NJ NV, 1Or&b.
1908 7th NV, sto. eel.
13OS Riggs nw,9r&b.
s15 X NV, 9r&b, sto.
1907 7th NV, st&3r
223O 7th NV. 7r, sto
and stable. ......
30 d NV. 1Or&b. .
1928 7th NV. stO, eel. .
i@ u nw.6r.b&cel. . .
10 n NV. CRIB.
1924 10th NV. CRIB.
$40 G ne, 7r&b.
@t "a NV, SrGh. -.
1887 9th NV, Crib.
S4 n Y av, 6r&b. b..
910 4th NV. .stO. Or. W.
06 Goth NV. Sr&b. -.
800 1th SO. CRIB. 90.
1349 9th NV, store. J..
Office rms af 40 4
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20 228 ne. Or $a5 0ol II N ne. er. $500
1OS NV, 7r.... 81 O0 80 ne, st&dw. >. Is. 90
zl 18th sw, Or. 80 OO 1914 IIth Sc, 6r lO.34
VT JOHN SCRIVENER, 319 ~ NV
FOR RENF-1203 r. l. AVE. NV: BEAUTIFUL
location and southern exposure; triangular park
and Iowa Circle directly in 'front.' good condition:
rent vi 90; available July 10. Apply to V.
BALDWIN JOHNSON. 11O1 X. 1. ave. NV.
iY2-6t = = -
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BOARDING.

TABLE UHon AND 4 La CARTE. DINNER
s sli day .aqnday and holidays: midday lunch Tor
fans. oAy3 RoDEse0N. ls0e 18th st. a.w.
3e43-0
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!. SAUL. Sc. COR 7TH&L NV.
1900 1889 9th NV. CRIB. 1850
5000 1856 Sheridan, Grab. Is. 90
40.5a 1907 Sd nv, CRIB. ..17.50
35. 0l1l08 9Th Sc, 6r&h. .17.50
% 90 33 Hanover st.6r&b. II 80
32.5Oi2l7 Az NV ,3r. .basmt. 1900
30.0 217 AZ NV. 2r&b. .ft.15.OO
$3.50 5th&P NV, sto&cel. Is. 90
4IS o NV. 4r fiat. .12.5O
80. 90 30S H ne, shop. ..12.OO
u 90 1859 Sth NV, store. II. 90
H-50 2022 7th NV. .10.5O
p so! 312S 7th NV, sto. 10. so
$3.50 Stab nr 12th&F NV 10. 90
$50 a56 Franklin. store. 10. 90
1850 1895 7th NV. basmt. 10. 90
22.1 414 Franklin, ,6rtc0lD. $50
22.00i 1917 fth NV .2r, I'd q. 800
$50 235 Pomeroy. store. 8. 90
O.0 7th&L NV, shop, 2r. 800
20. 10 452 . NV, or rs, 81 & s.
1900 RI sos 18th, 4r, w(coD $50
1851
Of n rr otaavn book Snoy -
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FOR REST-BY GEO. w.
1Sl2-14 H NV, ,Dr SIZE. 90
1903 + NV. 19r, 2b. 80. OOI
10l 11th ne. 14r, 2b.
stable. SIS. 90
2e1 +, 6r. b&ytore 20. 90
Flat. furnished, 1918
Pa av, 7r.........35.O 90
716 I'D NV, 9r&b. .25. so
I47 L NV. .Sr, b. eel. .25. so,
Flat. 500 Fl ne, 7r&b. %. SO
SFOI
913 Pa av NV, fine largel
new store & cellar, Of
fer wanted.
te21-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-03

FOR REsTsRlsNsniAw COTTAGE, NEAR RIvEp
'front.'; icstrsble for boarding purposes. Addree
". Y. RkSsHAw. osacniai Beech, Va. Esss
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LARGE HOUSE. on HIGH SITUATION WITH
plenty of shade, Ice. garden vegetables chickens
and fresh meats; pleasant neighborhaod; piano;
I. O. and II. II. near; free drives. Address Mrs
J > MARSHALL, Hume Fauduier CO.. Va.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNPUBLISHED.

fos RENT-BY r. o. HoLTZMAN. REAL ESrATE
and Insurance Broker l0fh and y sts n w
1921 H av.2Or, 2b. s.. 600 1I1S n far r.. 10 IN
1922 ay, III, ,2b .t75 .00llSsl w 7r "a al
1913 10th. lar $50. .OOiI4 413 w 7r "a sO
300 18th NV, 2lr. 50 23 ii4l w ir ~ i0
1861 Mintw d pL lar 20. D27 r. Ar 10 O0
1863 Mintw'd pl, lar IS 90 400 Fla ay NV Or y: M
tSSS Sihtw pl AT 1890 1S21 Conn av, Or. - So
as6' Mntwd pl. l!r % 90 19l5 18th 6r ..2u. 40
M1 /. I2r. 2b. stab. 10 90 1913 10th NV Or f6 35
25O4 l4th NV, I2r 81 80 500 9th sw Or . ia 90
ya9 \ av, LIT so 8S 30S 18th NV, ar. 1850
!zSt 10th NV. l0r. 5000 227 . NV, fats,
1887 1lth NV .9r&sto45 OOi each. go $11 and - 20
131 Sc. 7r........4O 45l
OFFICES
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La av. $40 & $500
- oiag from $40 TO $S5i SS9 :. ..$5 to y so
Soh Ddg - iOo 7th NV, each. 10. OO
STORES
1902 NV, 1Sx6O. .$137. .5Ol227 O - M
l327 18th. eel, ,23xI5. Is 00
STABLES.
Hear 1917 ay- $50. .0O927 Il (rear,. IL so
Rear 1914 Il 80. .OO23 p ne (rear, - - O0
Jy1tf
FOR KENT-114 ST. NE. RMS: AM L. $50 so
lsa + st. n.e. rooms. ami. i.....-... So. so
JAMES f. SHEA
Je23-h Sf3 Louisiana ave.
Evening star., 1901-07-03

1902 Pa av. Ar. sto.
, Gel, ", .$35. so
1850 sd, l:e rm. 35. 90
1917 Pa av. .1r, eel, W 30. ~
221O 14th. 1r.s sta, W. .g.5. 90
122 17th. 1r, W. &. $3.50
2909 N, sto&2r. 30. 90
1855 l.. sto, eel. 1850
1918 NJ, 1r, eel, W. 1890
l3D6 17th. shop. 1000
STABLES.
1912 G. Is, 2s,ch,l.w,g..15.O0
18th. 18th. L, N, los
and side lot. 49, 90
1225 18th. r'r, 4s.
VT, /. yd. W. .15. 90
800 2lst. Ss.I.yd.w.12.50
522 9th. 2s. .wr.l,w. 10. 90
I16 18th, h,rr, 81, wr,l. l.w10.O0
1S3-31 l., Or. W. TOO
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1901-07-03

LINkINS. 800 18TH ST.
613 I'D, Sr. wa....15.3o
113 23d. ar&store. Is. 90
22s2 Clev'rd av.6r,wI3.3 80
40 y, 6r. wa.....12.50
ID I'D NV. 5r, wa. 10. 80
H03 Va av. Ar. wa...3.s0
1929 18th Sc. 6r. wa. $50
9I I'D NV. Ar. wa. $50
I Mimi av. Ar. 400
les.
1915 Ia av NV. .sto. $40. 90
91 p NV, opp mkt 20. 90
1lS sd, st&dwl- ..15. 90
Evening star., 1901-07-03

PAINLESS EXTRACTING, ssOc.,s BY EXPERT
dentist Wfll call at your residence thereby saw
Ing You tnconyenience during hot weather. Ad-
dress DENTIST. 72o Irving NV. tts
Evening star., 1901-07-03
FOR RENT.

sas ssh 1sts 95s g
Store. 20! 9th NV. >45.oolofice rooms, 1907 F NV.
Flats, 1914 Mass ave. NV. Or. & b. $50. 90
1903 19th 16r. OO0i3O8 Ind av nw Sr. .35 90
1913 10th NV. unfurnished. $3.50; furnished, $500.
je296t. TYLER 4 RU1HERFORD, 1907 z ST.
Evening star., 1901-07-03

STORAGE. gronAGE sToRA0K-l2rH AND
Uts. n.w.; room f0xi0e. with large elevator;
Carriages- stored and insured for u 90 10 81 50
Per month. WITH Insurance. H0Ak ICE Co, A,
B. WH1N Asr JelS-2et
Evening star., 1901-07-03

At RAMSAY'SE
. YOUR WATCH CLEANED. Sl.oo.
WATCH HANDSPRING, $1OO.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh3-Sd f22I ST. NV
Evening star., 1901-11-22
NEW TR0TrING PARK.
Local Road Drivers May Build n Track
at Bladensburg.

Local Road Drivers May Build Track
at Bladensburg.
If present plans are brought to success
fuf conclusion a new trotting track will
be added to Washington's attractions be-
fore next season opens. Quite large group
of road drivers and lovers of light harness
horses gathered at 933 d street northwest
last evening for the purpose of considering
the building of a new trotting track. A
proposition was presented to those present
by Otto c. Rupert. who owns Ruppert's
Park. Bladensburg, to lease his grounds for
term of ten years. The offer was consid-
cred a most favorable one and something
like 81, 500 was Immediately pledged by
those at the meeting.
It was decided to call the new organiZa-
tion the Washington Road Drivers Associa-
tion and Charles Talbot. Otto c. Rupert
and L. d. Sale were appointed a committee
to visit the site and get an estimate OF the
cost of the proposed track. 1t is believed
that the track and buildings can be con-
structed for about $4,000. A club house is
already standing and the new park can be
reached by trolley or steam cars and excel
lent roads.
Should the plans go through the races at
the new park will be trotted under the
rules of the National Trotting Association.
Great enthusiasm was displayed at last
nights meeting and it was thought that
there would be little trouble in raising the
necessary funds.
Evening star., 1901-11-22
Memories of Great Men.


Many of the greatest men have had phe-
nomenal memories. Caesar knew the
names of thousands OF soldiers in his
legions. A modern man Of science often
has prodigious memory for special term
inology. Prof. Asa Gray assured me that
he could at once recall the names OF some
thing like twenty-five thousand plants:
Prof. Theodore GIL can do the same for
fishes. Our memory for mere words is
itself much more extensive than is gener-
ally admitted. The average well-to-do child
Of two years of age has a vocabulary of
some five hundred words, and its father
may have the command Of twenty thou
sand more. The ten thousand verses Of
the Rig-Veda have for 5000 years been ac-
curately preserved In the memories of the
Brahmins Not one Brahmin alone. but
thousands. can today recite 1t, word for
word. Thousands OF Mohammedans like
wise, know the Koran by heart. as all
learned Chinese know their classic books.
The chiefs of Polynesia can and do repeat
hundreds OF thousands Of words in their
genealogies, taking days and even weeks
for the recitation.
Hundreds of pianists can play all day.
and many days. by memory: and / have
myself seen Won Bulow conduct Beetho-
ven's Fifth Symphony without score.
Chess players have visualizing memory,
musicians have an auditive and motor
memory, while arfthmeticaI prodigies may
have any one of the three. as we shall note
in future discussion OF the subject, or a
combination OF all.
Evening star., 1901-11-22
FOOT BALL TICKETS IN DEMAND.
Twenty-Five Dollars for Ordinary
Seats at Harvard YaIe Game.

Twenty-Five Dollars for Ordinary
Seats at Harvard-YaIe Game.
Tickets for the Yale-Harvard foot ball
game Saturday at Cambridge, Mass, are
selling at a higher premium than was ever
known before two days before the cham
pionship game. Every one Of the 5000
seats on Soldiers Field has been taken. ana
persons who are anxious to see the game
are offering fabulous prices for entrance
slips. Twenty-Five dollars Is a common
price for ordinary seats, and in some cases
deals involving much larger amounts have
been put through. The chief factor in this
bound upward is the fight which is being
waged between spectators and the athletic
management.
Students are forbidden to sell their
tickets on fear of a refusal of all athletic
privileges at Harvard and Manager
Schweppe has 3potters at every point, see
ing that the order is enforced. Several
unwary students have already been en-
trapped, and they will be made examples
OF. In one case Schweppe's agent paid as
high as $15 merely to trap student who
was particularly bold in speculating with
the admission cards. AS result of this
war spectators are finding tickets scarce
as hens teeth, and what few seats they
have they are hanging onto for dear life.
They realize that on the day of the game
these seats will command almost any figure,
and they are not parting with them at one
cent less than their price. Another thing
that makes the seats valuable is the fact
that no one but students has as yet been
able to secure admission to the field.
The 5000 tickets already taken have
gone to students and graduates alone, and
for the first time in Harvard's history there
will be no public sale Of foot ball seats. For
this reason outsiders are clamoring on
every hand. and those who have the money
are willing to pay almost any price to graf
ify their wants.
Evening star., 1901-11-22
Joe Grant Throws Parker.
PhfIateIy.
From the London Chronicle.

From The L0ndOn IHFOhitIe.-
1t used to be said of some of the smaller
South African republics that they derived
their chief revenue by the issue of postage
stamps, not for post office purposes, but
for the encouragement of stamp collectors,
to which end the designs were frequently
changed. That Is not very surprising in
the case of little bankrupt states, but it is
rather startling 70 hear that the Victorian
government has entered into the philatelic
business. Not only does it deal in unused
stamps but also I'm copies neatly postmark-
ed to order, which are supplied in sets at
so per cent off the face value. 1t is fur
ther reported that, in order to prevent un-
due competition from those who only deal
In genuinely used stamps orders have been
given that stamps on letters and packets
are to be postmarked as heavily as pos
sible. Naturally enough. the regular stamp
dealers are complaining of this unusual
comDetitiOn
Evening star., 1901-11-22
Mayor Harrison to Sue for Libel,

A special to the New York World from
Chicago says Mayor Harrison expects to
bring libel suits against three morning
newspapers. The mayor consulted Corpo-
ration Counsel Walker in regard to printed
intimations that certain downtown resorts
pay the mayor of Chicago for protection.
In one instance the mayors brother was
named the person who stands between a
well-known resort and the law. The latest
attack upon the administration along this
line contains list of resorts printed under
query as to how much Mayor Harrison
receives for their protection.
This is the first time such a charge has
been aimed directly at the chief executive.
Evening star., 1901-11-22
City Ownership, Higher Taxes.

Much has been said of public ownership
of public utilities. Boston has gone pretty
far in that direction. seeing that it runs a
market, ferries, hospitals. pleasure grounds,
baths libraries. music department, and
much else, not to mention our schools and
the subway We own. A student may compute
what these things cost. The friends of mu-
nicipal ownership may feel that things done
at the public expense will not burden the
individual. Our accounts tell a different
story. Boston expends more than most
cities of Its kind because 1t does more
Should public ownership become a general
rule. let taxpayers prepare for higher
taxes, because no man and no government
can have something for nothing.