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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
THE CRAFT OF A WISE DOG.
His Ingenious Way of Increasing the
 Business of His Master.

His Ingenious Way of Increasing the
 Business of His Master A certain business man who lives in the vicinity of Juneau Park attended a meeting of his lodge last week, and, as in his habit on lodge nights, stopped into a saloon on Mason street to get a night cap.'
 He was standing at the bar slipping a today when his attention was drawn to a beautiful St. Bernard dog which was rubbing his big head aginst his leg in a friendly manner. He patted the ami maps head, pulled it's ears and other wise petted the big fellow until they were on excellent terms. While this was going on he ordered another drink, and when it was finished, realizing that it was getting late, he gave the dog a. few parting taps on his big head and started home.
 He was within half a block Of home when he became conscious of the pres- ence of dog at his heels, and, turning around, was surprised to see his recent acquaintance, the St. Bernard. If it had been an ordinary dog the business man would have passed on and paid no
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

number of the birds, for not in many years have they seen so many. Most ducks migrate by night, but the geese prefer daylight for their long pilgrim ing, fly for many hours-usually as long as daylight lasts-stopping their flight toward sunset to feed on the eel grass, sedges, roots of aquatic plants, insects and occasionally an small fish, or on the wheat, corn and other grain that has dropped among the stubble in the fields, and the berries, grass and buds that they find in swamps and bushy pastures.
 Years ago Monroe county nunl CTS shot many of the birds, for they set tied occasionally on the waters of the bays, along the lake shore and In the fields; but recently the birds have sell dom stopped in this neighborhood, for, with the trolley lines, and towering power houses and the high chimneys of manufacturing establishments, there are too many evidences of civilization, and the wild goose is a wary bird, and rarely puts his life in danger. There are, indeed, no birds with keener, more suspicious eyes; no sentinel of a flock more on the alert, unless it be the sandhill crane; no game birds more wary when the hunter tries to stalk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

attention to the animal, but he reasoned that this particular dog was too valu- able to be running loose on the streets, so he retraced his steps to the saloon, took another drink and again started home.
 When about the same distance from home he discovered the dog at his heels for the second time, and for the second time he took him back to the saloon. and, as was natural took another drink The same thing happened third time but as the business man entered the saloon on his third time he met law yer friend coming out.
 Hello, said the lawyer, has that dog been following you tonight? l was his victim last week, and the domestic relations in my once happy home have suffered such strain that l am fear ful of the result.
 You see, it was this way: 1 dropped in here to get one drink, but every time I started home this dog appeared to think it was his duty to accompany me, and as result of the number of times brought him back here and the liquor imbibed each trip, l reached home in a condition that am not proud of
 While the lawyer was telling his story another acquaintance came in, and at the sight of the dog gave an involun- tary shudder. When the lawyer finish ed the newcomer remarked that this
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
TAKE A RECORD.
Soc How Many Friends Are Hurt by
 Coffee.

It would be just as reasonable for a temperance advocate to drink a little diluted whiskey as to drink coffee, for one is as truly an intoxfcant as the other, and persistence In the use of coffee brings on a varietyof chronic dis cases. notorious among which are dy- epepsia, heart palpitation (and ultim- ately heart failure), frequently const- patton. kidney diseases, many cases of weak eyes and trembling condition of the nerves.
 This is only a small percentage of the great variety of diseases which come from an unbalanced nervous system, caused by the persistent daily use of the drug caffeine, which is the active principle of coffee. Another bit of prima facia evidence about coffee is that the victim to the habit find great difficulty in giving it up
 They will solemnly pledge to them selves day after day that they will abandon the use of it when they know that it is shortening their days, but morning after morning they fail until 4hev grow to despise themselves for their lack of control
 Anv one interested in this subject would be greatly surprised to make systematic inquiry among prominent hrain workers in America. There are hundreds of thousands of our most pro- minent people who have abandoned coffee altogether and are using Postum Food Coffee in it's f.lace, and for the most excellent reasons in the world. Many of them testify that ill health, nervous prostration, and consequent inability to work, has in times past, rushed them back and out of their 1,roper standing in life, which they have heen able to regain by the use of good beaIth strong nerves. and great vital ity, since coffee has been thrown out and the Postum put in it's place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

them, and no one who has not hunted them can appreciate the full meaning of the expression, "a wild goose chase D
 Recently, however, Edward Karr, Arthur Luetchford's coachman at Pittsford, had the good fortune to shoot two of these noble birds. A large flock had settled near the farm, appa- rently exhausted by a long flight against the wind, and when approached by the hunter they took wing slowly, and well aimed shots brought down two fine specimens.
 Further south the geese are hunted systematically and with much success, but in this country only skillful hun ter with great luck on his side can bag one of the birds. They are rarely found in the field or on the water, and the thick coat of feathers, that has an even greater commercial value than the flesh, is suit or armor impenetrable except at close range.-Rochester Post Express.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

Glass Toilet Goods, with ster- ling silver tops, Perfume Bottles, Tooth and Nail Brush Holder, Vas cline Jars, Salts Sponge Holders, Viniagerettes, and the like.
 Choice for 26cts Each Brooch Pins, set with amathest, pearl and turquoise, also Enamel and Sterling Silver Novelties, value up to o8c, Sale Price 47cts Silver Trimmed Brushes
 and Hand Mirrors
 In this special pur- chase there are 500 pieces of Ebo nize d Ware, Toilet Brushes and Hand Mirrors, sterling silver trimmed Hair, Hat, Clothes, Bonnet, and Military Brushes, all silver trim med, and pretty Hand Mirrors, would be regularly priced at 5octs,
 To go at 25cts Each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

Pretty Brooch Pins, in imported and Domestic novelties, gold and silver plated, were 25c and 39c, Sale Price i8cts Each Yale JeWelry---Hat Pins, Seals, Brooch Pins and Stick Pins, the regular 25c kind, Sale Price l5cts Chased Silver Chain Bracelets with paddock and key,
 Sale Price 2Jcts Belt Pins, in gilt and oxidized,
 Sale Price Tets Each Golf Cape and Boa Chains, 25c and soc kind, Sale Price Sets Pearl, Sterling Silver and Roll Plated Cuff Buttons,
 Sale Price Ioc, 2oc, 39c and 4oc Back and Side Horn Combs, in shell and amber, regular 25c kind,
 All in this sale at 2tcts Each Horn, Back and Side Combs in shell and amber, Sale Price Tets Hat Pins, in pretty jeWelled and hard enamel novelties, regular 3oc and 25c value, Sale Price l8cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

same quiet and apparently kindly dis posed animal had got him into exactly the same sort of a scrape and in the same manner.
 These three men who have unraVeied many knotty business problem looked from one to the other, and without a word started toward the bar They did not speak, but the same idea was in the mind of each one and the same conclu- sion was reached without the aid of ar gument, namely, that this particular sa loonkeeper had discovered a novel way of increasing his business.-From the Milwaukee Sentinel
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
FLIGHT OF THE GEESE.

Thousands of the Birds Fastening to
 the South.
 Leaving their nesting places in the far north and bound for southern wa ters and warmer c1imes, thousands of wild geese, the branta canadensis of the scientists have flown over Monroe county during the past two weeks. The duck hunters shivering in their bough houses on the bays, have watched with intense longing the great birds passing far above them, flying in V-shaped punches and heralded by a mellow "honk, honk'' from the leader. The hunters have. commented upon the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
FIRE AT NORTH GuILFoRD.

Yesterday morning between 5 and t o'clock fire broke out in the barn off August Lintch of North Guilford. Th6s barn and contents, consisting of farna- ing tools, moving machines, grain, ton head of cattle and two horses, were completely destroyed by the fanlesyl MT. Linton was out of town at the time with his family spending Thanksgiv- ing. t
 A lantern hung on the barn door. which was swung-to by the wind, was the cause of the fire.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
Very Unusual News.

Twenty-Five Newmarkets and JackefS) that got slightly wet in the Adams Express Co.'S fire. The damage on them is pracfI- cally nothing but the Express Co to settleA their accounts sold everything in the placs for a mere song---garments that CD OnA were $s.75 and $9.75, choice p0. SS1H The Coats after pressing will be as good as new. Stunning Fur Jackets-Furs.
 deep Fur Jackets provcbia
 and cheap comparison We haven't talked Fus much
 People seemed to know the Fur soyo
 stocked with the eanest freshest incest Pu that you could
 well imagine; a bit about Fur Goats; Of fine Electric Seal, This Coat with rich Chnchila3
 $aa.5o, $50 and $55 collar and reveres $75a Coat with fine Persian lamb col
 lar and revees o5o And in Furs all the stylshly pop The same Coat with N,rea col which ar and reveres, $375o tion are populary priced.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
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Lace Edged IF Hdkerchiefs,
 9 cents Each

dkerchiefs at the top to-day. There's ~ special sale of Lace Edged H'dkerchiefs on the special table near the elevator, Wesf { Store.
 It's a great lot from, one of the big g Q s|ts |!| American makers of Lace Edged Handlers chiefs of fine lawn.
 And as an introduction to thos| Holiday Handkerchief season wo are going to put them out to you instead of at 12Nc, I5c and Iot eaf at Scents Bacl,
 This price holds for Saturday only. a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

EATON SCHOOL BEAT DAY.
 The final game for the football chanl~s pionship of the city was played yestersS day afternoon at tic Yale field and re- suited in victory for the Eaton school team, which defeated the Day school team by the score of to 0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

Gilt Chain Chatelain Bags, ir pretty mesh design, regular $I.2s kind, Sale Price 69cts Extra long heavy agate, pearl, lorgnette Chains, regular price I5c
 Sale price l0cts Pearl Neck Purses, with Rhine stones, Sale Price 22cts POO Black Satin Pleated Belts, in the new graduated shape, regular 5oct kind, Sale Price 26cts Chain and Beaded Purses and Chatelaine Bags. Steel Beaded Bags, $r.I9, $1.7o, $I.98, $2.98, $5.49, $3.o8, $4.oS Jet Beaded Bags; esc, $I. 3o up| to $I2.oo
 Chain Purses, in silver and oxi- dized, Sale Price 22cts Ebonized Toilet and Desk Nov- elites, sterling silver trimmed,
 Sale Price Bets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
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Satuda y
 Offers in Stockings,

On the front special table of West Store, Boys School Stock ings, our extra heavy fast black cotton Xxi and 2x 1 Rib Stockings, double knee, heel, toe. Women's silk finished fast black cotton Stockings, with fashioned leg, double sole, heel and toe, a Ioct Stocking.
 Both on Front special Table, West store, at l2H cts a Pair.
 Womens heavy black fleece lined Stockings, with double sole, heel and toe, extra elastic rib top,
 i9cts Pair 3 Pairs for 5Octs Womens extra heavy black cot ton Stockings, full regular made, with double sole, heel and toe,
 25cts a Pair Children's very heavy black cashmere Stockings, XXI rib, full regular made, with double knee, heel and toe, 5oct Stocking, Sat urday as q special, 39cts Pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
Advance Sale of Holiday Jewelry.

And Toilet Novelties Beaded Bags, and the ke little trade through which got the entire stock of firm that's going this branch of You'll that the prices unusually In we've put along with the goods of own marking down the sale figures.
 the following things you'll have to andf considerably follows s but suggestion of wka really
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
Cloves.

O1OVCSs
 Glove bargains for women and children, but children's are on top in our news to-day ChiIdren's Wool Mittens. single and double, blue, brown and black value 25cts, for l5cts Pair On spec ial table, near Cregs on St. door A bargain in cold weather Gloves; :; Boys 38ct Scotch Gloves, 2Rc Pair On round table of Glove dept
 Boys Astrachan Fleece Lined Mocha Gloves, with mocha or kid palm, 50 cents Pair Fleece Lined Mocha Gloves, grey and tan, for boys and girls,
 75 cents Pair Children S Kid or Mocha Nit ems, with or without fur tops,
 SO cents a Pair Boys Fleece Lined Dogskin Gloves with or without fur top, soc Pair Two clasp Kid Gloves, ali col ITS, and black and white, 69c Pr. These are the good Gloves you ,now so well at Scots Pair.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
General Suit Room News.

Special values too in Black Silk Waists, superiar quality and finish in pretty tucked and hemstitched effects, S5.4a Light Cold Silk Waists, for the Holidays, lovely gift Waists,
 $3.4o, $3,9S and $4.9s One lot of French Flannel Waists open at back, with finely tucked front, $I.oS value, Sl.39 Short, jaunty Jackets for women and misses, 20 and P inches long, made of finest cheviot in black and Oxford grey, or of tan kersey, tin- iShed with velvet collars and peau- de-soie faced reveres, lined through out with guaranteed satin,
 S8.75 and S9.75 Jackets, ? in. long, of black Montinac beaver, with velvet col lars and silk faced reveres, a stun! ningIy tailored Jacket, Sl0.90 The same Jacket, style of in black KerSey, variously made and fin! shed, from S8.75 to Sl $50 Black Cheviot, Half Long Coats, (42 inches) satin lined, finished with velvet collars,
 From Si0.98 to S22.50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe

Newmarkets of kersey, in cas- tol shades, fine stitched yoke ef- feet, velvet collar body and sleeves lined, $20 The same with plain yoke,
 St7.50 and Si9.00 The same Coat again with two small shoulder capes, $22.5O Half long, the smart length, cas- tor kersey Coats, (42 in. long) satin lined and with Nutrea fur collar,
 sI6.60 One of our very special items is this black cheviot Short Jacket, 27 in. long. It fits like a charm and is finished with velvet collar and silk lined, S4.98 Those warm Black Cloth Capes that we talked about on Wednes- day, ladies, are being carried off enthusiastically. They range in lengths from 90 to 45 inch, and are in plain and braided effects. Some of them are fur trimmed. No two alike you know. Man ufacturer's samples, Sl0 to S30, and every cape is marked less than it ought to be.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30

If you see it in our news, it's here.
Evening star., 1901-07-27

I1EnH UNI, 4OOS 81.
cAIRFAX, 9O6-S r NV.
$30.D. iii N NV. Or. .ba
$50. so. 1903 4th nv. Or, ba
$50. 50. ..17th&K NV, store
$50, so. AT Quincy NV .Sr. b
$50. so. >. .3S1h Pa av SO
SIS. so 81 N Y av NV Or. b
$27 so. .22I0 14th, sto. sta
SIS. so. .llO4 o NV, Sr, ba
$3.50. ;. .322 T. 8r, ba
$25. so. .3O4 T NV, 6r. ba
SIS. Astoria, nat. fur
$25. ......1706 Pa av. fiat
$23. so. .1117 22d. Or. ba
$40 r NV. of ~
$3.50. .524 18th ne. 6r. .ba
$3.50. I'll 3 NV, Or. ba
$3.50. sic 9th NV. fat
$3.50. 1928 9Th NV, Or. .ba
$3.50 .1211 w, Or, b
$2O.5U. ia Sd Sc, 6r, ba
5000. 1888 Md av ne. 6r
$40. 80. .605 9th ne. Or, ba
$40. 6O4 II NV. 2 Oh I. I'd q
SO. .Hyattsville, Md.
$19.5O. 600 M Sc, 6r. ba
$3.50. .7S K ne, Or, ba
1850. .8O2-6 NJ Sc, Or. ba
$3.50. .17O6 Pa av NV fat
SIS. Randolph, Nd.
$3.50. .614 Tenn av, 6r
$17.5O..11Oi 9Th Sc, 6r, ba
SIT. .1116-0 G ne. fats
1880. .541 14th Sc. Or, ba
SIS. 80. SIT 9th st ne, 6r
SIS. Clarendon, Va.
SIS. .6O4 + NV. 2 OF r.3d q
SIS. 425 n ] av NV basmt
1880. 1922 ID ne, Or, ba
$13. .2425 18th NV. Or
$12.5O.51 ii st sw .5r&stO
1890. 1904 4th Sc, sto, 5r
.$12......1111 G NV, dat
SO. .312 Ford's court, 4r
so. 1851 7th NV. store
so. .1212 l. st sc, 5r
81. .1313-19 Wylie ne, 5r
$3.50 .y1S st. Paurs court
$5. 100 G NV, of rooms
Evening star., 1901-07-27

!. LINKINS, 500 10TH ST.
726 Whitn'y av, ,Sr, b. 20. so
22O4 I NV, 6r&b. %. so
Flat 24h q NV, ,5r. b. 1880
5S Defrees, Or, wa. Is. so
Fiat 1440 32d. 4r&b. 15.OO
l13 23d. ar&store, Is. 90
2236 C1ev'Pd av,6r.w13.3O
40 n, 6f, wa. a.....12.O
229 I'D NV. 5r. wa. 1880
09 18th se. Or, wa.8.3O
&7 I'D, NV. 4r. wa. $50
Res =
! 1915 Pa av NV, ,sto. $40. 90
201 p NV, opp mkt 20. 90
u2 3d. st&dwl. .15.O0
Evening star., 1901-07-27
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
No. $50 New York ave. NV, g.
story, cellar, bath, IA rms -. $50 90 per mo.
No. 1925 CO. st. NV, 3-story and
basement, rooms, bath. 1900. 5000 per mo.
No. 18 Iowa Circle, 9-story and base
ment, corner brick. 10 rms. bath. 300 per mo.
No. 1845 .'K'' st. NV. 3-story and
basement, 1S rooms, baths, a.
NIL; fine location; suitable for
hrst-class boarding house, or
room renting purposes. ...... 10000 per mo.
No. 1852 "k' st. NV, 3story and
basement corner brick, 10 rooms,
bath; opposite Farragut square. 100 90 per mo.
No. 2410 14th st. NV, fine 3-story
and cellar and brownstone front
brick dwelling. 8 rooms, bath;
splendid location. ................. $500 Der mo.
No. 1410 Chaplin st. NV, 3-story
and basement brick, Q rms. bath. 100 per mo.
No. 1411 Chaplin st. NV, 3-story
and basement brick, o rms, bath. 35. 90 per mo.
No. $40 New York ave. NV. g.
story and basement brick, IA
rooms, 2 baths. 65 90 per mo.
NJ. 1O14 14th st. NV. near Hotel III.
Cochran, 3-story and basement
brick, II rooms, baths Re-
duced to. o......................... 1900 per mo.
The above houses, which have all modern i'm
provements, are only q portion Of list Of
properties for rent.
Send for complete list.
We shall gladly furnish full information con-
corning all properties under charge.
, THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. dNCD,
1t No. 1414 '.F'''' Street NV.
Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR RHINESTONE &
$50. Iowa circle, 15r. 3ba
$50. 1923 II I av NV. 12r.
S15.75. 1913 @ NV. 12r, ba
$75. 1907 Clifton, lar. ba
$50. so. 24OS-1O 18th, 10r, b
$6O.50.. .175O S NV, 12r, 2ba
$50. .425 9th NV, store
85.73.1322 18th NV, 12r, b
SOS. .5O.1S3O 14th NV, ,stoGd
$50. 10. 1900 N NV, 12r, ba
$50.75. .201S G NV, 12r. b
$5O.75. .1744 N NV, 8r. ba
$50. rs. 12i9 Ken av, ,1Or, b
$50. so. 1853 Harv'd, l2r, b
$5O.5O. .3l0l 18th, Tor, ba
$50. 1892 Il NV, l2r, la
$47.50. 1918 8 NV, Tor, ba
$45. so. 1925 T NV, Or, ba
$45. 50. .91S 8 NV, 1Or, ba
$45. so. 1923 18th NV, Tor, b
$3.50. 1926 11th NV, ,1Or, b
$45. .174S Oregon av, 11r
$3.50. .3402MOrgan av,12r
1915. 1919 17th NV, ,11r,b
$40.56.21 Fl st NV, ,sto&d
$40. so. zoos NJ NV, lOr, b
$40.0. 1911 18th, 1Or
$3.50. 31O9 18th NV Or, ba
$3.50. .19l7 18th NV, ,11r, b
$38. .221 Pa av NV, sto
$35. so. 1904 18th NV Or, ba
$35. 30. .215 18th sw, lar, b
$35. so. 1887 Sth NV, Or, b
$3. so. .32 Q NV, Or, ba
35. so. .949 T NV, Or, ba
6. 80. 1923 Greg av, Or, ba
25. 80. Sto&cel, 7th&M NV
$50. .3419Morg'n av,9r, b
$35. so. .3423MOrg'n av, Or. b
S. S.5O....2148 P, Or, ba
S.5 90. ....1517 18th, Or
$3.50. .I514 18th NV, ,9r, b
$3.50. .4O6 II at NV, Or
$3.50. 1897 T INV, Or, ,ba
$3.50. .1457 s NV, Sr, ba
5000. 1903 G Sc. 7r, ba
5000. .34-36-4O v, Or, ba
$3O.5O. .1SO6 14th NV, sto
Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR RENT-BY MOORE
$50. .1441 II I av, 15r. 3b
500. 1900 18th NV .15r. 2b
$175. 1922 VT ay, Dor,
3b and stable.
$1S. .2401 Pa av, 14r, 3b
and cafe.
$11O. 1922 p NV, 12r, b, sta
$50 1923 Il 1 av, 14r. 2h
$75. .Mintwood pl. 11r, ba
$75. ..1s17 10th, lar, 2ba
$75. 1908 II NV, 11r. ba
$40. 0....1741 Q NV, Or, ba
$65. ....1742 Q NV, Or, ba
SOS. .2410 18th NV, 1lr. ba
5000. 1704 p NV, Tor, ba
$50. 1S00Belmont av,11r, b
$50. .24O8 18th, 11r, ba
$55. .170S p NV. 1Or, ba
$50. 1872 r NV, Or, ba
$50. 1920 18th NV, 1Or, ba
$50. 1853 Harvard, Tor, b
$50. 1249 Kenesaw, Tor, b
$40. .2520 18th NV, 1Or,h b
$50. .1705 21st, 1Qr, ba
$50. Flat, 1922 N. 6r, ba
$50. lab n NV, 12r, 2ba
$50. .1sO3 Phelps, Tor. 2ba
$50. .&O4 Univ pl. 12r. ba
$45. so. .2131 N NV. 1Or, ba
$45.. ...133 T, 9r, ba
$45. ..1516 8 NV. 10r. ba
$3.50. .210S 18th, 10r. ba
$3.50. 1915 18th, Tor, 2b
$O.O. 1905 22d. 9r, ha
$40.0. 1888 w NV, 10r, ,2b
5 4O.5O.1717 14th NV Tor. h
STO
$55 Store. 1918 Pa nv NV
$55. .229 Pa av Sc, ,sto&cel
$40. .9O1 18th NV, store &
fixtures.
OFFICE ROOMS In tn
Cos II ST., and CAPITAL
ING. 600 F st. i: also at G
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
Evening star., 1901-07-27

& HILL. TIT 14TH NV.
$40. .....1311 Cor. 11r, ba
$40 Flats, 1201 Whitney,
5r and ba.
$40. .2445 18th, 1Or. ba
$3.50. .1917 18th NV 1Or, b
36. so. 1921 School, 12r, ba
$35.5O.3423 Morg'n av, ,9r, b
S5. so. .3419 Morg' av. Or. b
$3.50. 1924 18th, Or, ba
$35. so. 30 Q NV, Tor, ba
I$35. 1884 9th NV. 10r, ba
$50. so. -. .I29 T, 8r, ba
$50. .W.54-6-S-6O v NV, ,Sr. b
$50. so. 1903 4th, Or, ba
5000. .131 T NV, Sr, ba
$50. so. 1919 2Sth, Or. ba
$50. :. .937 T NV, 6r&ba
S27. so 1923 Camb'ge, 9r. b
S27. so. 1905 Camb'ge, Or, b
$25. so. .5l2 2d ne, 6r, ba
$3.50. 1886 Waliach, 7r, b
$23. so. 1910 9Th NV, Sr,
; $l7.3O. "a Myrtle, 7r, .ba
$16.3O. 1246 Wylie ne Or, b
SIG. 47&51 Pierce NV .6r, W
SIS. so. .713 I'd sw, Or, ba
S14.30. 1889 Sth NV, 6r
$13. so. 1922 d ne, Or, ba
50. .7O5-7-9 I'd Sc, fiat. 3r, b
S.. lib 7th sc, 5r. W
S.. ..Rr 9 Grant pl, stab
So. so. .6O9 Browns Sc, Ar
IS. .Rr 2119 10th NV, 4r,w
IS. Stable rr 941 Il / av
$5. Rear SIG NJ NV, stab
I$4. .136 Kendall, Ivy City
RES.
$40. 0.....1111 G NV, store
$25. so. SO p NV. .sto. Or. ba
SIS. .27O1 p, store
] SIS. Store. 1923 11th NV
3 BALTIC BUILDING"
SAVINGS BANK BUILD
20 r st. and 33S Ind. ave.
WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR RENT-BY GEO. w
1924 Fl nv, ,20r. $1S.M
r NV, lot, 2b. 80. 90
1O1 11th ne, lar. 2b.
stable. 5000
22O1 p, Or. b&store 40. 90
Flat, furnished, 1918
> Pa av, 1r.........35.O 90
1880 18th NV, 10r&b. 90. 30
2l47 L NV. Sr. b. eel 3. so
Flat. 800 Fl ne.1r6b. %. SO
2206 I NV, 8r&b.- 90
... $40
1918 Pa av NV, fine large
new store 4 cellar. Of
fer wanted.
,jy27-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UYFURNIyHED.

FOR REST-BY c. H PARKER 4as AZ ST Sw.
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FOR RENT-PRESS- BRICK FRONT, SIS 7TH NE
Ii rooms and bath; ami; $2S.50 Apply to
OWNER, 110O 7th st. ne. It, :.