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IMPRovE WAFER POWER.
Dam Owners on Union River Units
for Mutual Benefit.

Dam Owners on Union River Units
for Mutual Benefit.
All the owners of water powers and mill
privileges on the six waterfalls Of Union
river have agreed upon measures to units
for mutual benefit in storing and con-
trolling the surplus water which fills all
the lakes on the headwaters in the spring.
These measures have been Incorporated
into a charter to be asked from the iegis-
lature granting these rights to these
owners collectively as body corporats
under the name of "The Union River
wster storage company. The bill was
sent to Representative Burrill at AugustA
to-day, and will be Immediately presentsa.
This project should result in much
benefit to Ellsworth through the improve
ment of its water power, on the utilis-
alton of which the future prosperity OF
Ellsworth SO largely depends.
As has been shown in recent articles IN
The AMERICAN, the water powers Of
Union river must sooner or later be fully
employed. Already the trend Of large
industrial enterprises toward the substi-
tuition OF water for steam power is being
felt here. 1t is the part OF wisdom for
the dam owners to unite for the i'm
provement OF this power as they propose
doing.
Union river has large reservoir of
streams aud lakes to draw from. BY ths
erection of suitable dams at the outlets of
some of the larger lakes, the surplus water
in the lakes in the spring could be reserved
until the summer drought, and then
utilized when most needed.
Anything which tends to improve Ellis
worth's water power is benefit not only
to the dam owners, but to the city
generally.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Standing Committees Announced-A.-
nuaI Dues to be Reduced.
The Ellsworth board of trade met Sat-
urday evening, pursuant to call OF Presi-
dsnt &. L. Morang. This was the first
meeting at which the new pres ident had
presided, and he took occasion to speak
of some of the things he hoped the board
OF trade would accomplish.
The president announced the appoint
meDt of the following standing commit
tees
Manufactures and industrial develop
ment-C. G. Burriil, A. W. King, NJ. GAL
lert, J. A. Peters, jr.
Railroads, transportation and COM
merce-E. E. Brady, D. IL. Eppes, F. s.
Lord, Q. W. Mason, II. e. Davis.
Public health and sanitary regulations
M S. Smith, A. w. Greeiy, George A.
Parcher, F. L. Mason, F. B. Aiken.
Public buildings--A. M. Foster, l. L.
Haman, l.. F. Giles, IL. B. Phillips, j. A.
McGown.
Streets and highwsys-D. Fl. Eppes, ".
H. Titus, F. FL. Gould, E. E. Brady.
Taxation, insurance, water, electris
lights and insurance-O. w. Tapley, L. Fl.
Cushman, j. A. Isascson, II. B. Hamlin.
Libraries and education-W. II. Dresser,
l.. A. Emery, J. A. Peters, jr., j. B. Red
man, J. F. Knowlton.
Reception and entertainment - L. La
Halmsn, A. W. Greedy, John F. Whit
comb, c. X. Foster.
Fish and game resources-W. r. Parker,
II. w. Cushman, l.. F: Giles, DR.. George
A. Phillips.
1t was voted to cancel all arearages for
dues up to the present year. 1t was alss
voted that it was the sense of the meeting
that the annual dues be reduced to II,
and at the next regular meeting the by
laws doubtle less will be so amended.
The meeting adjourned to the second
Monday in February.
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COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, Jan. 80, al Methodist vestry
Supper by Epworth league. Tickets, Is
cents.
Thursday, Jan. 81, at Manning hall
Sociable by Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M.
Turkey supper. All Mssons and families
invited. Tickets, so cents a couple; extra
ladies, % cents.
Thursday, Jan. 81, 80 p. M, at Uni-
tartan vestry- Entertainment by Mrs.
Titus Sunday school class. Admission,
10 cents.
Saturday, Feb. 2, at Manning block
Special sale of cooked food by ladies of
the Congregational society.
Wednesday, Feb 6, 730 p. M, at Uni
tartan vestry-Recital by Charles VIII
liams.
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For other local ne,os see pages 4, s and 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Peters. jr., are In
Boston.
w. O. Emery, of Sullivan, was in Ellis
worth yesterday.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will work
the third degree tonight.
David Linnehan Is now employed in
F. w. Stones cigar factory.
The Epworth League will serve supper
at the Methodist vestry this evening.
Miss Lucy Greenan, daughter of John
Greenan, is very low with consumption.
Harvard Jordan is back at work again,
after being laid up week with the grip.
The Literature club will meet with Rev.
J. M. Adams next Monday evening, Feb
ruary4.
Mrs. Alfred Walton, of Bangor, was the
guest of Mrs. George FL. Grant several
days recently.
Mrs. A. w. Austin is in Boston spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Miss
Addje M. Austin.
Rev. j. d. oBrien, OF the Catholic
church, has been among the grip victims.
He is now improving.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
will hold a cooked food sale in Manning
hall next aturdsy afternoon.
c. l.. Morang aud wife expect to leave
the latter part of next week for pleasure
trip to Southern Pines, North Carolina.
Capt. Samuel Goodwin, OF the schooner
short visit. His vessel Is dischsrging log
wood at Stamford, Conn.
Whiting Bros. have completed the rem
ovation OF their store. The Improvement
Is marked With the interior coat OF
white paint, the store is much lighter.
Seth T. Campbell, of Island Falls, for
merly of Ellsworth, arrived Saturday for
weeks visit. Mrs. Campbell and two
children have been here the past two
weeks.
Esoteric lodge, f. ana A. M, will give a
sociable Thursday evening at their lodge
rooms and hall in the Manning block. A
turkey supper will be served. All Masons
and their families are invited.
DR.. r. p. Grindle, OF Bluehill. passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Augusta to attend, In the interest OF
academies, hearing before the COM
mittee of the legislature on education.
There will be an entertainment at the
Unitarian vestry tomorrow evening at
: -
Bonnet" viii he presented by Mrs. W.
H. Titus Sunday school class OF girls. y
Sparks from the chimney set fire to the
roof Of tue iOunoIS last Saturday fore
moon. Both hose companies turned out, &,
but their assistance was not needed. But
slight damage Was done. A hole some
three feet square was burned through the
root.
The second OF The union Sunday even
ing services OF the Protestant churches OF
Ellsworth held the first Sunday evening
OF each mouth, will take place next Sun
day evening at the Cong egational church.
The sermon VIII he ny Rev. David Kerr,
OF the Baptist church.
District Deputy Charles F. Paine, of Bar
Harbor, has notified the lodges in this
masonic district that the annual district
convention VIII be held in Ellsworth
Friday, Feb. %. The usual arrangement
for entertainment OF visiting Masons will
be made ny Ellsworth lodges.
Donald r. Lord, OF Seattle, WASH, is
visiting his brother, james Lord, in
Ellsworth. Mr.. Lord is a native OF Surry
who went West many years ago to make
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.

Legislative noticc--Inl fisheries and game.
K. tells and expresses.
'' Interior waters.
% Legal affairs.
Gideon l. Joy-Notice of foreclosure.
Libel for divorce.
Exec notice--Est David w Benson.
Exec noiice-Est Martha + Young.
Admr notice Eat Geo W Gray.
Admr notice Est Alexander Love.
Admr notice--Eat Davii Gray
Statement--New Hampshire Fire Ins Co.
Wiggin Il Noore--A pothecaries.
q ParcherA pothecary.
Owen Byrn-CloihiDg.
BASGoR:
Millinery for sale.
NEW YORK.
David Pfeifrer- Dealer in investment securi.
ties.
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Changes in Postal Service.

Among changes in postal service re-
Gently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Route / 500 Herricks to Ssrgentvil e..
Leave Herrlcks daily except Sunday al s
a. ~. Arrive at Sargentvilie by 40 a. M.
Leave Sargentvilie daily except Sunday
on arrival OF mail from Ellsworth, but
not later than p. m. Arrive at Herricks
in forty minutes.
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Columbias Concert and Ball.

The Columbia hook and ladder COM
pany and its friends had good time at
it concert aud bal, last Friday evening.
The concert was fairly well attended, and
more joined in the dancing which fol-
lowed.
There were some changes in the pro-
gramme. Henry Wood, who was down
for stump speech, was unable to be
present on account OF Illness. The pro-
gramme as presented was as follows:
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onasouson Club Concert.

The high school room was we'll filled
last evening at a concert given by the
Onasouson club, which is composed of
the girls OF the high school. Their mis-
sion is to pay for the piano purchased q
few years ago.
The girls, with the help of the boys,
and with the liberal patronage of the
public at their concerts, have reduced
the deot to considerably less than S100,
Following was the programmed:
Piano SOLO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. May Bonsey
Recitation. Clarice Hodgkins
SOLO .-'..-....'...'.......... Ella Morang
Violin SOLO. o...................... Harriet Rollins
Recitation. .Lynwood Beckwith
Song. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Margaret Grant
Recitation. Madeline kelliher
Piano solo........ ........-....... Rena Bonsey
Soprano solo................... Lucy Monaghan
Whistling solo. Myrtle Monaghan
p,a,,,.,.,,, Ethel Rowe
Miss Grace King was down for recita-
tion, but owing to illness, was unable to
be present.
All the participants did credit to them
selves. Little Margaret Grant made a de-
cided hit, aud was vociferously encored.
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y.sit his old homo ue was bera for n
short visit few years ago.
pev pa,,d uarr ~ ,a s. =, 49,
ps,,;s, o.,.. al, .,.,a - ,.....
a novel ,es,nro In no,,nao,ion .,;, !, =. ,roh
WORK here. Auar the regn,o- Fr,dav =
evsnino onravar-.,,n 80 a., ,a,s
w,,, he orcaY,izaa !, ,ns,c,, A.. r. "a,
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-o ~ i'oV sons. i"ey afe
g.. ne 4'a.'s
90 .o,aa. ~ ~ s,a,, .,s :, oes - o ,uN, anu
Ellsworth creomerv hos ana h,s ,,, ,oa
house and ia cut,ina .or,a tco ,or o,haro
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'.' W
Justice L. a. Emery OF ELLSWORTH, tne
eenior jus'ice Vi the supreme court' mas
sooep'eu an insitA'ion from 'ne renopscot
psr 10 PRESIDE upon the occasion OF the
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ooi' oreehe, oi onore Line raiiroad
iaihe' was IN ELLSWORTH last week. iook-
ing ior sighers TO petition Tor charter
lor steam rairoao from washington
'uno'ioh W oas'ihe' III Eiis"oreh the
e'ee'''e rsiiroao project seems 10 meet
WIN siea'eS' iaSor' as ~ "ouio uhoouol-
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ohcefs VI "Nurha ehcainpmehe, l. ".
" =, were 'a'ieu mohosy evening ny
oharles rage Oh bangor rs graho hish
priest ana henry b. lhoms, OF bangor,
as grand serloe' Inc oincers are as iol-
Io"s' 1ohn T. hiurluse' y. II FRANK D.
Oaii' II. oharies l. otapies' o W. LIN
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'He ~ '"e's was ""'fDe' any '"'o'
''''
Ihe washington correspondent OF one
OF the Philadelphia newspapers says that
among those who hgure somewhat con-
spicuously In society at the national capi-
tai are Cnandler Hale ana Hale Chandler'
respectively the eldest sons OF Senators
Haieof M"i"ea"d Chandler OF New lamp
shire, who are not even dls'anty related
Each oi tbe sons vas given the maiden
name OF his mother. Senator Hale mar
ried the daughter OF Zachariah Chandler,
OF hlchigah, ana Senator Chanoier mar
'e' ~ ~ N"ps'
u 4'e" u 'Ne
sous '"'n ""o's' us' 'e' i'' "
oei'ss' '"u'eio'' i"o'Ne'' A''' "''
'o' Vi eAp'"'"'k
}. f. knowlton, L. +. Robinson and
Curtis X. Foster, who were appointed
appraisers OF the estate OF the late Mrs.
Lucy L. Phelps, whose VIII was hied re-
Gently, completed the appraisal last FRI
day. They found the estate 10 oe valued
at about sla,Voo' about sliooo OF which
was In Boston and Albany railroad STOCK.
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SeabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY.

"FLoRfDA AND VEST INDIA SHORT LINE"
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PEFNA. h. &. STATION.
s-35 A NJ daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Nail
for Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines Pine
hurst Camden, Columbia savannah, Jackson
vile, Tsllaho see, and Tampa, Charlotte
Athens Atlanta, New Orleans, and points
West Through sleeping cars TO jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta.
6:55 P. NJ daily, Florida and Metropolitan Lin
itcd-DTayi1g Room, Compartment. Observa-
ton and Dining Cars-for Raleigh, Southern
Pines Pinehurst. Camden, Columbia, Savannah.
Jacksonville, and St Augustine Sleeping Car
jacksonville to Tampa.
SIS P. N daily. Florids and Metropolitan Lin
tied for Charlotte Athens, Atlanta Chat
t2nooga Nashville New Orleans, and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars 20 Atlanta
For further information apply to ". Il Nc
C0NNELI.. General Agent. 1884 New York Ave
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Southern Ry.
schedule in effect March Is. 1901.

Trains leave nom Penn8- station
sol a III. Daily. Local for haFrisonburg SEd
for Charlotte and way stations.
HIS q IN. Daily l. ) tzst Mail Sleeping
cars +, New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah ard
jacksonville uniting al Salisbury with sleeper for
AshevIILe Chattanooga, and Memphis. ana AZ
Darville with sleeper for Birmingham and At
Charlotte with sleeper Tor Augusta. Solid train
jC.-L.r,.-tor 10 New orleans Dining car service.
lI-ST L. N. Daily. Local Tor Charlottesville
4-gi D. m Week Days Local Tor Front Royal
S;rsslars and Harrisonburg-
4:5D p. Daily Local for Charlottesville
6.35 D. N Week DAYS New York and Florida
limited ConuoSite Cafe and Smoking Car Din
ing Car Compartment and Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars and Library and O-SerTlllon cars Ass
York and Washington TO St Augustine, and
and y Arlington TO Aiken ami Augusta telIects
Ing at Columbia with Par-cF Tar IoE 1aiiFtess2a
and at Waycross with Parior Car for ThonlasSiIic,
N Daily. y Y & Fla. Express. Sleep
inr cars 10 Augusta with connections for Aikee
and Charleston and to savannah, Jacksonylllc.
ana Port Tanrl and Thursdays to ThoFnasyIiie.
On Through coaches TO Jacksonville and At
lsuta Uniting. at DJnville with Pullman siecPers
from Richmond and Norfolk for Charlotte. four.
If -Ieruer Washington 10 san Francisco Mondays.
rF,ies,laEs and Fridays Dining car service
Io.tl D. n Daily. asIlRston and Chattanooga
Limited CVia Lyuchburg)- Sleeping cars = Roam
- Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis and NeS
Orleans. Through coach 20 Memphis Dining zSe
Io.45 p. n Daily Washington ard Soushwest-
crn Limited. Sleeping ears to Ashevine, hHoS-
vile. Chattanooga, and Nashville and 70 Atlanta
MgcoE Birmingham. Memphis Montgomery. We
bile and New Orleans Dining car service.
Daily except Saturdays and Sundays Sleep
ms. car Washington 30 PsnelITst, n G., and
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays sunset Linz
connecting at New Orleans with Sunset Limited
for San Francisco
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and - - s.
In effect November l. 1900.
For AlexandEia-Wecs days. $50. 7c0f, ga
500, $50. $50, g-25, 1000. 100. u:50 A. n,
xI2 60 1920 I2:45 II o. rs. 200. $50. N2;a5
S.39 5:59. xf,Ij, 4:S5, $50. $40. x5:2i. $40,
sos. ESQ. 7:0e 80 500. s:45. $50. i0:l5,
II -. and II-59 p. m sundays. 5:f5. g.Go 9.42,
I09O HOO. Il 80 a m. Pee noon, i2-Se. l;t0
1:3C. 200 2:3D. 300. $50. 100 $50 500, 30
Goo. $50. 700 $50 so, s-{5, $50, I9;l5,
Il 20. and II=50 p m
For Mount yeTroa-weef days, $50, SEQ. lo:e9
Il 90 m, x12.d5, X .a5 200, x2,5s. $50 N4:i''
- % .05, and $3.50 p. Sundays, 900 A. m,
L :GG noon. 200. 500. REQ and $50 p. ~
For Arlington and ,gleduet Bridgs-M Eel
DAYS GO T.O4. 80 sos. SIS, $50 9-25, 1000,
and II 90 a m sl2.GJ. l5az3 @Iz-45 SOS. sI-25.
2.oO, $50 2:59. -s:5-s 1888. ABS. 40, 81,
Got. CSC. 7-06. ard s 90 P, m sundays. 5.i2.
600 CTS 1890 II 90, and 'II.50 a. n, 200
noon, 1850 100. -I:S0 200 go. 800, $50
400 s4:30, &c. $3.50. &C., $50, go s:S1,
and SEQ p
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress- 80 Arlington only
C. Z ABBOT. President
J. GOWN, Superintendent.
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Baltimore g Ohio


Schedule IN effect November =. 1870
Leave Washington New JERSEY Ave and c s.
Chicago & Northwest, 1910 a. III. aS-e5 p n
Cincinnati. =. Louis and Indlauapolis. 1915
&. m -3-i5 p. N, ! 10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1850 = n. 'o:59
D. M. and y 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling sos P IT.
Winchester. S.5J 3 n. ISIS, and $50 2. ia
Annapolis, lii7:Io, .-s:so. 1888 a n, i'1s.t5,
F Fis5 ISIS. :-s.o5. io.5o a m. LIS.
IIaserstoygn. lo-a5 a N. and $50 p
Boyd and way points. s:35, 500 l. its,
'I.I5 80. $50 +7-e5 p
m. Use, -+l:15. SEQ, $50, SEQ, ii5-sa.
s7:O5 --IG.15, E1:25 p. N
Washington Junction and WAY points. 80
sS9.O9 a IA, ssI:I5 i4-3o. i.5-59 P.
baltimore. week days, x2:s5. $50 6.so. z7.e5.
x7:f0 1880 $50 1870 xl0-O0 = m. xlZ-IJ IA.
I2:I5. xI:Ia x3.G1 xt-05. X+-3o. 4-s5- N3-fs5.
&5:l0. x5:S9. $500. $50, z5=oo xlo''-3' * -.
!-Sj p n. Sundays. x2-S5. x Is Xf:i1. 80
xs;0o J. H. xl2-I0 Il 10 lis, xS-Oo. zs-52 80.
x5=,5, x5:I0 $50. xsz0o, d0:o9, zll-S9, Hiss
? ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York, Boston.
and the East, -2;S5. .! .O6 lDlnerl $50 (SaEsil
@~9-U0 (Dinerj. 1000 tDiaer) a. m, 'lzsl9
(DinerI .I:IO tDIneT) $50 f'-Royal Limited
Diner, 100 (BuHet). %5c05 (Dlnerl. SEQ and
'II-S0 p m. Sleeping Car open - 1890 O'cloCE1
P8TloE Cars On all day trains
Atlantic City 1000 4 N, I.I2-Io noon, and
sDaIIy. Except Sunday 'tsaaday only
xExp-eSs traiGss
Baggage called for and checked from hotels aad
residences By Union Transfer Co on orders leis
81 ticket Offices. 60 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, Ne@ AorN Avenue and loth Street. arg -. a
Depot Telephone ticket oficss fer B. & O. Lee
trio Automobile Cabs.
F. D. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN.
49, Gen
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FOR sAE OK ENCHANGE-IiI-acve farm:
house. OGthuiIdines. etc; complete Addre~r
Bon 81 this office. m2i-5
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STU ATIoSs WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.

MRS sIDORE'S SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT
AGENj : Established Ise2 2i2 IL ST. NV Re
liable hel-s II al kinds. M
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- ANTED Cents and ldy-s bIcrrIcs; any a.
....l.-n Aa.ire.. BOY -. th.s ultlce. -
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IS ANTED-Flat: unfurnishcd: for light house
Leepiug- entire second floor. with b1th. in North
vest Address, stating terms, BOX 59l, tins OF
fce ra3s-3
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WANTED Fjrs5-,,a<s barber: guarantee good
wages 7l9 9Th st. uW eI
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HOOPS Baking Poade- Worlds Best 5. TO-
and l5C-
BED BUGS, fcss, bad Odors. F5Steur-s Pine To-
tIUn NH XIII; guaranteed; why have Them
I4Is NeH YORK aye ulh23-lmo
ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made in cellar
but above ground, for sewer gas abounds il cell
lars and breeds typhoid dpiItheria, etc; moral,
don't cat that knit LACEI'S IS pure and
delicious SCI n Y Phone 20si-
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

$50 CASH; splendid bargain; owner going away;
Tor a handsomely located Tot IL Tuxedo and seven
lots in Columbia Park. Address, at once. Bon
2gl this Office mZi-o
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN-
BARGAINS II EVANSVILLE. MD.-FWc acres
Of land: shade trees Of oak and maple; old =
room house beautifully situated near the B. x O.
r. r. a,td the electric railway; worth 5000;
can De purchased for 5000. cash or on other
terms Also 1-ro1W house in excellent repair;
uue-llali square of station on tie most desirable
street OF town. with stable and other out-buiid-
ines; ov ngr forced 10 sell account OF business
elsewhere WELLS * WELLS. FeudsH Bldg. %4t
- 81. e-e-S
FOR SaLE-At Forest Glen. Two large LOIS con-
tanning over one acre; facing two streets. large
trees; near station price. 80; easy terms.
Address Box -. this office. NESS
FOR SAIE-At Langdon D. G.. a few small
lots: we'll located easy Terms price $50 10 500.
Address BOX $50, tIsis ptfice- mss
FOR SAIE-tI kinds of property in and around
Rockville Md. WM- V ROBERTSON. m26-2I
FOR SALE-SuburbIn homes, NV. near Teniey-
town = fine cottages; some Of them have never
been occupied; in 80 DAYS the most OF them viii
be sold never such bargains offered before Ia the
NV: see them aow; prices 81, 100 10 5000 L J
GILES g2s + St NV. mil5-u
FOR SALE-IIvattsville several beautiful lots, 50x
geo feet; minutes walk from steam station and
electric cars; price $50 ROGERS ROGERS,
Hyatt,yiIte eI6-Ia
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80 Piano, Sl2. :"

One square piano. So. Can be seen At our
Vareroous. J. C. SMITH 1928 Pa. ave. c2l-tl
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
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FOR SALE-Fiye-ro0n brick house. white neigh
boThood ne, =, 90; rented Slo59; $3.50 cash re-
CURED Groom frame southeast rented $50;
price $50; easy payments. Groom brick. I4th 81.
ne. near St. cheap. s., go gro Y WORTH
INGTON. Hf5 c St nfe. e2S-3
BARGAINS Attractive houses in Rockville. 81 900
10 5000; desirable farms ; 10 80 acres, cheap
wv g ROBERTSON. Rockville nd. m2S-I0
FOR SALE-New Jersey ave Sc. IA block 1850
2-story- Groom brick; east front; fine large.
shade trees: 80 loot parking; lot 25xl15 to 10
foot paved alley perfect title; price only 81 SO;
800 cash; balance TO suit o. NJ BRYANT.
Warder Bldg. Sth ard +. e27-S
FOR SALE 900 Tor 30 and 202 N It Sc two
six-roOm frames. water and sewer. has iron
fence all around; corner lot; lot $lx6i; rent
SIs.50. JOHN T. DoNOHOE * son. Jos East
Capitol ST. u2G-3
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ROOMS AND BCsRE.

hOOlS AMI
I525 18TH ST-NeyrIy-fur front room. with
board; suitable Tor two; steam heat; ele' Uric
light. r2S-3
TWO LARGE fur. 2d-story communicating bay
window front rooms. with table board: conyerr-
lent to car line lfl9 9th 81. nv. esq
FOR RENT-Two desirable communicating IN
furnished Second-iaor looms; bath same floor;
we'll heated; with without board 7lG nth 81
NY NESS
PRIVATE FAMILY offers pleasant second-sto-y
front room; hay window; large closet; near lii
brary; good board 500 81 Sc. m2s-S
i6 9TH IT NE.-Second-fioor aIcovc suite; good
board. mss
YERY DESIRABLE furnished rooms and board;
reasonable. 1895 N st. nT- nj
NEwLY-FURNIsHED ROOMS. with or without
board 81 sth st. mss
NICE HALL ROOM. with board; also table
boarder~- 1872 18th st. nv. mss
Two ELEGANT far. roorls. with board; ID
moor 20 \ 81. Sc e-'-2
FOR RENT-gl2 s. NV handsome back parior.
furnished unfinished; excellent table board
ais" reasonable rooms On upper floors MRS
VACANCY for two. April I; near Capitol. 30
Ist st. ne MRS
WANTED several married couples to room and
board; Win sea4et location to suit. Address BOX
$40. stating location preferred. mrs
ROOMS AND BOARD. a0ol = St NV MRS
LARGE nicely fur. front room: ID floor; with
beard for two; - weekly. 4zo12 ST NV. e26-3
FOR RENT-6ie Sd St NV. nicely-i1r front Sd
story roomi suitable Tor gentleman; good board
e2s-5
FOR RENT-Front room: excellent board; two
x week 1902 6JI ST NV cess
RGO1fS AxD RaARD-Ca,ve,far to Narv- Y.rl
and Census price SIS TO so. $50 ID 81. Sc.
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