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TO FORTiFY PASSES.
Castro Hopes to En:rap Colomb'ans in
the Andes.

Caracas. Oct. As the Colombians
will not readily condone the invasion
Of Guajira recently by the Nenezue-
lans. whom they defeated. under Gen
eral Davila on Sept. IL. but viii en-
dcavor 10 take their revenge. General
Castro has decided 10 convert Bar
ouisimeto into an intrenched camp
and TO fortify the passes of Upper and
Lower Hurocra. For this purpose he
sent from Caracas to BarIuisimeto on
Sept. II. 800 cases of ammunition
and many guns. and is levying troops
all over the republic to be massed in
that town. The decision of General
Castro was taken at a moments no.
tice. He hopes TO ertrap the Colon
bians in the defles of the Andes and
to cut them of and completely destroy
them
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QUIET ON THE iSTHMUS.
Mail Advices From Naval Officers
Received.

Washington. Oct. 3.-The navy de-
partmen' received mail advices from
the commanding officers Of the United
States WarsLips stationed on each
side Of the IstEmus Of Panama. rela-
tive to the situation there toward the
end OF September. showing that there
was 10 sign Of further revolutionary
movements and thar quiet prevailed.
Tho dispatch Of Commander McCrea
of the Machas, on the Gulf side. is
dated sept. %. and Captain Perry 5
report one dav ca ~lier.
a report also has been received a.
the state department from United
States Minister Bowen at Caracas civ
ing a statement of the political devel
opments up TO the latter part OF Sep
tember His advices on the mlitar!
situation are meager and in line with
the press reports.
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|6RBAT DETAIL
.,.n1 DOYLE CONTINUES
-opv or THE SAN.
1,aco CAMPAIGN
E.voeAslE TO scHlEr

Zion Of the Brookiyn's Fa
|, Loop Differs Materially FRO"
o,eoedine Witnesses-Num
o.,er points Brought Out
u;e Examination BY Counsel
Applicant
Ian oct. AFTER the usual
ary 49," proceedings In the Schley
= !. inoairy. Lieutenant James }
..rly OF the flagship Brook
r.callcd for the purpose OF
49, testimony. When the
a',srncd III the previous day
.n, poyle was under examina.
{, ~ Rayncr and the court had
4 sl ,hey should not enter
r..ass!on Of the blockade OF
Mas conducted after the
| commander.!n.Chicf Samp
r.,. nas much interest In
r, p1ylc's temperance a
| ,,a.c,pl that the course OF his
..,au would develop the further
| n Admiral Schlcys s counsel In
| Il, s,gshee. recalled 10 verify
..rp.s stated that h. had
another search for the dispat h
~ navy department. under the
n NH. Il NJ sough, 10 connect
ay.ug squadron OF Santiago
!, NJ aal found a private letter
~ haI written at the time In
! \. SAID. Until We sighted I'll.
| III tie aath we knew nothing
IS ,o their whereabouts.
Smenagt Doyle then resumed his
ry H. Was examined by Mr.
T. H. continued in reply 10
! "a. h glyc Il narrative OF the
|s.sr Nr Rayner asked whether
)-oo.ly. mad engaged In any bonn
k,al lgrug the month OF June
sl, Judge Advocate Lcmly and
f:arra objected on the ground
IL, qet-lon was similar To the
8a AsG.I concerning the block
'as arrival OF Mr.. Sampson.
kAsl sai his purpose was "a
aa WAa, the Brooklyn had
al 'aAt il did not In any way
b. Raa' ,hc New York had done
|p1,p u" said. was 10 show
bal been done toward develop
usth Of the shore bat.
brow what the ruling of
e~ ~ ans" he said. "and bow
('' r. il"
Z Is. ,p' tey said that II the Quos'
9a, aimed 10 the Brooklyn
HI De no objection. The
- Ras ,hen asked as 10 what
b'ea ata learned concerning the
batteries as a result OF any
/ a. iN'n's in which she had par
p i June.
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Catarrh Cannot he Cured

with local aqplicatins. as they do not
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease. and in
order 10 cure ii .ou must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Cattarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years. and is regu-
lar prescription. II Is composed OF the
best physicians in this country for years
and is a regular prescription. 1t Is
composed of the best tonic> known. com
hined With ore of the best blood puri
.lers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh.
F.. J. Cheney. & Co.. Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Reads Pay License Fee.

Milwaukee. Oct. i.-The Wisconsin
railroads have paid their license fees
for the year 1901 The total amount
paid is sl5s7s5i73. or s5o,513.12
more than last years fees The North
western stll leads the list. its tax being
s5.o.-2432. and il is the first road IN
gain. = /, paid SIS o50.5l m2-e than
las. wear The Milwaukee is second
ana tn Wisconsin Central third. the
latter having decreased TO the amount
ST nearly $4,000.
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PROSPECTS OF IRRIGATION.
Expected the Next Congress vii! co
Something.

Washington. Oct. 2.-Senator Hans
| borough of North Dakota called at the
White House during the morning to
nav his respects TO President Roose-
welt. lie remained with the president
for some time. bui their talk was gen
eral and not along any particular llne
After the senator left the president
! he had a few encouraging words to say
about the prospects OF irrigation leg
yslatjon this winter. He thinks ii will
| be one of the foremost subjects Tor
discussion at the next congress. Pres
ident Mckinley had been gathering
| information about the necessity OF II
rication in the great arid regions OF
the West. and ii is said he had intend
cd to favor federal aid along this line
| in his next message.
| II is known that President Roosevelt
has for a long time been in favor or
The government adopting some plan
for the reclamation Of these lands, and
that he is more strongly impressed
than ever since his recent Northwest
ern trip, where he heard great deal
unon the subject. This favorable out
| look for some relief from the govern
| mont has caused the Northwestern
congressman to resume their support
| NJ irrigation with renewed interest
Senator Hansbrough said:
Congress will be liberal with the
West in dealing with irrigation ques'
tions. and believe the president
will also be most literally disposed
I believe the government should give
tho nroceeds Of the sale OF public
lands to irrigation. This would
amount to about &2.OO0.O0O each year
and It could be expended unde: 'he
direction of the secretary or the lhter
ior in making surveys ana construct
ing reservoirs and canals.
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r. j. NHtIIt!, q NU., IU.tUU
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.

Through the months of June and
July our baby was teethinR and took a
running off Of the bowels and sickness OF
the stomach" says q. p. NJ. Holiday. OF
Deming. Ind. His bowels would move
from five to eight times a day. | had Ii
bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops in teaspoonful OF
water and he got better at once Sold
by all druggists.
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Enner Changes the Question.

o'@ a rcply could be given the
'eu7ei .or consultation AZ the
Sion q The conference Mr. Ray
aalsei a;s question SO as 10 read
0ws
aa' do You know from your own
'a"on IN reference TO IN"
ga O, the shore batteries and
aA' | want the result OF your
'@r r7i Al Santiago acquired by
aAE rme without going into any
d. oF pcciiic details as to the
a-dmonts."
'F'ag Lieutonant Doyle said that
oombardmcnt which had taken
'aA" the Iocopa battery had
a INST very spiritcdly. but that
went out ot business" After
'"'Ps Withdrew the enemy had
manned their guns and they
a he SHIPS.
"a" oc aston OF the second bonn
e"' tary did not remain so long.
a,"ays took n snapshot at rs
let' hc said.
"3! h'r then asked witness how
~ hal seen Commodore Schley
"'e curing the Santiago cam
B% 'mo We were under fire "
'' During those lombard.
""a IN the battle Of July 3.
:" was his conduct? refer
'no first specification OF the
~ ana what was his conduct and
s al any time during the battle
. "hen his ship was under
on m not have an opportunity. as
"'N'odorc was always near about
n"'uS tower. To observe his con
rar r''"S IN" battle. but immediate
"ua and after | did have an
u ,u'N To do so. He always
'eSs as being just about AS well
: as II was possible for any
Coz " y be under those circum'
'p"f'ment Again objects.
lbns hcF then asked the witness
Jed =" July .. 1898. he had OBJ
bor '"oNe coming from Santiago
biz oh Eyer Hocopa hill. Captain
ii, 'Jocted and Mr.. Rayner said
hell pose was To prove that II
|hiarI, ''u at that time that the
b ,b' were preparing to withdraw
|ley i "arhor and that Commodore
''' communica cd the facts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or Cournbia-Michael X. Davis VS.. Mary A.
O'Rourke. No. 21s22, Equity Docket 49.Tbis
cause being referred to me to state the account OF
hereby given that will proceed with the said ref
erence on MONDAY, JULY TwENTY-NINTH
1901. Mt TEN O'CLOCK AM, at the auditors
rooms, In the United States court house. in this
city, at which time and place all persons having
claims against the estate OF Anthony Davis are
quired 10 present the same with their proofs
JAMES 9. PAYNE, Auditor. U1s,20. q, ,27-4t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, the 18th day OF July. 1901.-wiIlium
Whestley ct al " Marion w. Mccullough ct al.
the plaintifrs. by Messrs. Gordon & Gordon their
solicitors, IL Is ordered that the defendant, Samuel
Hartley Wheatiey, cause his appearance TO be
tered herein on or before the first rule day
ring forty days after this day otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with as In case Of default. The
object OF this suit is to make partition certain
lots in squares 1I7l 1l13 and 1872 in the city Of
Washington. ID. G., I'm which said defendant sam
uel Hartley Wheatiey has interest Provided
This notsce be published In the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star a week fof
By the court: A Il. BRADLEY, Justice etc True
copy-Test: j. n. YOUNG, Clerk etc by II VII
MtR LATniER. Asst. Clerk. jyis-iaw-st
No. 10l97 ADMN DOC zs-THIs Is m
give notice that the subscriber the District Of
Columbia has obtained from the Supreme C<nrs ~
for Orphans Court business. letters of adminstrs-
tton on the personal estate Of Elizabeth Polkafy
late Of the Distrlct OF Columbia deceased ali per
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. to the subscrfber on OF before
the ID day Of July next; they may otherwise by
law be exciudsd from all benet Of the said estate
THOMAS r. JONES, N. Y ave- and 18Th Al
Attest: LOUIS A DENT. Register Of VIVA. D. c.
H4-laW.at
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NOAN hEl.NI-
1104 P,1Or, b, eel, mi. sec. SO
9ll 10th. Tor, ,2b, mi. .55. sc
2313 Pa av, 10r, b,
eel. mi. ..........4 $3.50
llB Oregon av. 11r.45.OO
800 21st, 12r, b, mi. 40. 80
1892 T. 11r. eel, mi 10. SO
1878 g, Sr. b. eel mi. .3S. &C
319 Pa av, Or, b, mi. 35. so
$40 23d, 10r, b, eel, mi. IS. sc
1120 18th, Or, sto. eel. 80. 90
1902 28th. 81, b, eel, mi30. SO
242l Pa av, Or, b, mi. 80. 50
.309 14th. Or, b. b......30.5O
S07 22d, Or, b. mi. 80. 80
1895 18th, 7r. b, mi. .25.5o
I20 21st, Or, b. eel. mi25 SO
1918 N. Or. b, eel. .25. so
112S 18th. Or, b. mi. %. so
1907 s, Or, b. mi. .25. 80
2135 Pa av, Or. mi. %. sc
1416 Both, Or, b, mi. % so
s22 b ne, Or. b, mi. 22.5O
1881 r, Or. b. mi. .2O.5O
2423 K. Sr. b, W, g.2o.5O
o. 924 , 22d, 7r, W. 6. .20.5O
2013 K, 7r, W, z. 20. 40
OH 22d. Tr. b, mi. .20.35
OFT 20th. Or. w.....l9.5O
$40 22d, 6r&b. .....1S.5O
1747 L. 6r, b, W, g..1s.3O
I44 2lst, Or, w....1S.OO
922 22d. 7r. W. g...17.5O
1910 NJ, 5r. r.........1G.5O
4lS&422 Elm, Or, b, mi16.5O
III 20th, 7r, w.....15.50
sos 10th, Or. w...,.15.5O
1910 Erie, 7r. W. ...15.3O
$40 oath, Or, W. 80
1864 18th, 5r, W. ...15.3J
1924 Rosedale, , Or, mi. IS. 90
SIS Gath, 5r, w.....14.3O
Alb 22d, Or, w......12.5O
eO2 27th, Or, w.....12.5O
2147 d, Or, w. w......12.5O
ty17-tf WESCOT'T 4
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! 222 StPaul's ct, t,5r,w.I2.50
24o2 Va av, ,cel,w 1920
1904 11th, 4r, w...12.3O
22111a E. Or.
221lh q, Or, w.....12.OO
1881 18th, RI. 4r, w .I2.OO
i@31 l. Ar.
533 18th ne, Or, b. 10. 50
IL W Alex ct, 4r,w.lO.5O
2222 E, Or. 1000
FURNISHED.
1915 10th. l4r,2b. $50. 90
FLATS.
1731 Goth. Sd q, Or. b$55. 90
1871 10th, Or, b, mi. 40. 90
1907 Pa av. .5r, b, mi 35. so
500 21st, 4r&b. mi. Is. 90
ROOMS.
110S-10 E, 2 large
warerooms. $50. 90
I22 18th, Ar, b, w.g. 20. so
| $50 10Th, Ar, b, mi. 1880
2UO4 L, 4r, w.......15.30
4S2-4S6 La av, office
rooms. $50 & 1900
1871 10th. office. heat. Is. 90
STORES.
1902 Pa av, sto, Ar. $35. 80
1857 SO 32d, lge rm .35 90
1917 Pa av. .1r, eel, W 80. AZ
Blacksmith shop, bet
19&2O, LAM. 80. 90
l2210 14th, 1r, sta, w,g.3.00
@0a NJ, sto&2r. 1000
1855 L sto, eel. 1880
1918 NJ, 1r. Gel. W. 1900
1SO6 18th. shop. 1000
STABLES.
1912 G. Is, ,ch,l.w,g..1 90
18th. 18th, L. NJ, los
and side lot. .15. 90
1925 25th. r'r, As,
wr, !, yd. W. 90
1s29-31 l., 5r, w.....7.00
; WuCOy 1907 po oro
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FOR sALE-ATTENTION. INyEsToRSr
gHeM The BEST rRoPERffEs SP TIE e Fyhh As9GF OFT
TERE TEREp T9R ,R rrS rISyESTMESTs. ~ SOME OF
Price. ss.ooo-Rentins;' for SO SO a month: new:
Price. s77oo-Rents for $40 month"; on a let.
Price, $40 a5o-Rent. SIS month; new: near
s2e OOO-Renting s2l5 month: near apartment
SO. oco-Rents for $3.50 month; apartment
sll.ooo-Rents for SIS a month: business prop
. sl2 .soo-Rents 500 month; store and Cats on
So 5oo-Rent. sss; fine store property. with
s2s,oOo-Rents $500 a month; new corner once
.SSHSIcE DWELLINGS, WELL RENTED.
,onss Seaoo esshmRsnt Ti,u each 500 new Ilrcom
bath bath = 500 So r. in each lot; could not be du.
IS. 2o0-Rents s35; u.w corner: Q rooms: west
OF 9fh st.
50 800 each-2 handsome new houses on th.
$500 eaeh-s new stone and brick dwellings;
,9. 3 stories; lots 2ox12: each cost $1,000: well
$500 Rents for $40; new; rooms; tiled
$40 nearly al 'ih new st ,ooom dwell.
$500 Rents sss so: new; on lettered st. NV:
SMALL HOUSES. PAYING 8 AND 10 PER
CENT.
s4.0oo-Rents S31 so; new corner store NV
s.. s50-Rents 500; Groom bay-wfndow brick;
on Test for s lsn Groom
brick, With bath; i6xiee; on G st. not far from
s.. 2.6Jo-Rents $50: 2story and basement bay.
window brick; on llth st. near East Capitol st.
$500 Rents for s23; corner store and dwell.
ing Of aos rooms; Son,s m near &c. Capitol
s2.sOO-Rents for s2o-9-room brick; lot Isr
ss.5Oo-Rents S25: new s-room brick; tiled
bath, porcelain tub; cellar; furnace: on Capitol
s9.ooo-Rentng for $50 month; Q new brick
honses e.o with f baths: well located ne.
s2,5oO-Rent for $50; 2 brick houses near
s4,ooo-Renting for $40 month: on Md. ave.
81. $50 eacir-1o new 2-story brick houses; we'll
rented; on paved ST.; 10 minutes walk from Gen.
sl,25o-Rents for sio.5o. Groom brick: near AZ
$500 each-Rent SO each; 7 2-story brick houses.
Don't THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT SEE
jyio-tf STONE & FAIRFAX. soe-sos st. NV.
FOR SALE REDUCED TO s1I.25o ONE OF
bed sOoms 81 large RE- 5S' HALL i IaBssps
furnace room; cellar; lot 2oKloo; 15-ft. alley;
jy1o-tf STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC sos st. NV.
FOR SALE A 9l4qs INVESTMENT : 5-RooM
sl,l5o; not much cash needed. i'''e'
ty5tf D. D. THOMPSON, 1895 St
FOR SALE-HOUSES
No. lass Mass. ave. NV: eleven rooms ana
tiled bath; good location hrst-class condition;
lot 22lsx1o to alley.
PRICE $4,000
THE WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST COMPANy
3el1-t Real Estate Department
FOR SALE-HOuSES
No. I43 st. NV; rooms and bath: all
modern improvements: tiled bath room: recently
remodeled. Can sell at a bargain price
THE WASHINGTON LOAN 4 TRUST CONp.Ny
5e11-H Real Estate Department.
FOR SALE-A VERY PRETTY an PPTCE pESI-
dence; heated by steam: handsomely papered:
LIST floor. parlor. dining and Kitchen; 2d
door, chambers and tiled bath; concreted eel
lar tbroughout; situate on Quincy St; price
$1,000 GASCH BEOS.. 1907 st mh30.tf
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w
1s12-14 Fl NV, 20r. SIPS. 90
1908 + NV. 19r. 2b. 60. %
1O1 1lth ne, lar, 2b,
stable. .S. 90
220l 2. Or. b&store 40. 90
Flat. furnished, 1918
Pa av. 7r. 81 90
1850 18th NV, ,l0r&b 30. SO
H47 l. NV, Sr, b. Gel. y. so
STO
1913 Pa av NV, fine large
new store & cellar, Of
fer wanted.
fY12-ff
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE AND PREMISES 1915 G ST
NV, on August 10. $75; rear and upper stories
cling will be considered. Apply to B. NJ. BAKER,
U. mdrshars office, city hail. jy1l-tf
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FOR RENT
1917 Nh 13r, b. SIG &C 907 French st. sr b 30.
1924 st, 12rdb. 75 90 217 Ii, Sr, ia 80. 80. so
1423 Chaplin st, l0r h75 90 1923 18th, sr ba 80 SO
1850 ST. 12r, 2b. .65 so 3023 Camb'ge pl Or % 90
1907 St. 12r. ba. .65. 90 1915 q, 3r, fat 30 OU
i61 Mo av, 12r ba. Is. so T16 18th ne 7r ba II 80
1915 Q st, 7r. ba. .35 so 1405 llth St 5r l6 90
2T05 st, 9r&b. .33 90 Offices in Metzerott bldg
Jy9-n GASCH BROS, 1907 ST.
FOR RENT
l414 s nw...... $50 so Once rms, 14oe Pa. ave.
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN CO.
my23-tf 10th and G.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, lT35 10Th
St: brown stone; 13 rooms reception hall cellar
laundry; tiled baths; $50.
fe5-f D. d. THOMPSON 1873 r ar
FOR RENT. PHONE 24l7
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
1883 Mass NV, l0r $1,000 1925 st NV, 6r. 30 so
1897 Riggs p1 11r. 1000 1889 st NV 7r 30 30
ls22 10th, fat, Or. 400 Montrose, fat, Ar. 80 90
2I40 I: 1Or 3D. 80 1922 Wal'ch pl NV Sr2s 50
l259 I'D st. Sr. 81 so 933 j av NV, Sr. 25- 81
lMD5 NJ, store 300 1117 9th st nw... 20. 90
222S st NV. sr. &c. so
my23-u THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Oficer.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, MODERN
offices: elevator. electric light steam heat, jani-
tor service; rent. $3.50; no extras. Metzerott
bldg, lilo st. NV.
Je4-tf GASCE BROS. Agts., 1907 st.
FOR RENT-DESInABLE OFFICES IN THE
Bliss building; electric light, telephone and JAM
ftor service free; from 81 so up Inquire Room 8,
Bliss building. IS B ST. NV. mh27-tf
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. LINKINS, 500 18TH ST.
Flat. 500 II ne. 7r&b. %. 80
223 III, Grab. is. so
Fiat 1440 SD. 4r&b. Is. 90
1125 23d. ar&store. .l5.oo
223S Clev'Pd av, ,6r. wl3. 80
2420 n, Or, wa.....12.50
229 22d NV. 5r. wa. 10. 30
1929 18th Sc, Or. wa s. 80
31 22d nv, Ar. wa. $50
RES.
1915 Pa av NV. .sto.s2o. 90
2Ol p NV. opp mkt. 20. 90
Ills sd. st&dwl. Us. 90
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FOR RENT-1203 R. 1. AVE. NV; RENT, $27. so; /;
rooms and bath; southern front, triangle and
Iowa Circle; delightfully."- cool in summer and
warm In winter; neat, clean and thoroughly
itary Apply to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, 1101
Rhode Island ave. fyl7-6t
FOR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE; MODERN I'M
provements; TO desirable colored tenant 63O
l2th st ne. jy16-3t'
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FOR SALE-BUY NOW, IN BEAUTIFUL Eek
lNGION, WHILE PRICES ARE VERY Low
HANDSOME COTTAGES; BRICK Houses
LOTS. SMALL CASH PAYMENTS EASY
IEltMS ]. B. W1MER, Real Est
1yl2-6t 1920 q St
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-JULY Is. AT PM. AT 9TH AND EAST
Finder return to 1104 18th st. and receive re-
ward. 1ts
LOST-GOING FROM Gil PA. AVE. 10 AND
5th sts me-. q bundle containing goods cut and
trimmings for vest. name inside. Reward IL
returned at once to w. O. MOTZ, Tailor, 6lI
Pa. ave. It
LOST-LAST NIGHT, SMALL. WHITE GAUZE
fan, spansled In gold. from st. John's Church TO
Scott Circle, out Massachusetts ave. to 18th be-
yond boundary. Reward. 1646 31st ct. its
LOST-LARGE RED LEATHER POCKET BOOK
containing money and valuable papers. Reward
for Its return to ISAAC g. THORNE, Room Is,
412 Louisiana ave. or 1901 9Th st. NV. lts
LOST-LAST NIGHT. PAIR GOLD RDiLESs SPEC
tacIes, either In herdie on 18th or In Conn ave.
cara. Liberal reward II returned to 1522 18th
ut. NV. 1t<
LOST = WEDNESDAY MORNING. IN TOILET
watch. on black guard. liberal reward II re-
turned to lT36 Pa. sve. it.
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1850 1861 & 1865 Mintwood place NV, 13r.,
baths. br.. anil. Each. s75 90
l14l st. NV, 1Or., ami. $500
I'll ST. NV, 11r., bath, ami, stable. .S55. 65
SO0o hal ave. NV, br., ami. .......... $4,000
~ Il ST. NV, H. bath, ami, stable. $4,000
% y ST. NV, Or, br., u MI. $35 so
1908 4th st. NV, 9r, bath, ami. $1,000
522 L ST. NV, . rooms, ami. .f............ .$.55 so
LOUIS d. WINE & CO., 1904 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-WEAvEk BROS. 14le ST.
1856 Yale st. NV, II rms, b., Sept. l. .S53.I3
1882 9Th st. NV, 6 rms and b. (sde Light "a so
3432 St NV, rooms and bath ........ 25. so
1853 st. s.w.. g rooms and bath. 1880
835O 1884 NJ st. q. W.. store. ............ 1880
81 90 l3-l5 Decatur St ne, rooms, each. IL. SO
1O4 l4th st. nw entire Sd fr. office. 5000
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rOR in REM 1919 10th, cor Greg so 90
LIZ 18TH NV. $166. sc ll445 18th nw lar 40 90
store 90! 9th NV. $500 Iofiice rooms 1891 NV
E' Eiats' liza Mass ave- NV, Or. b. $50. 90
FIats-Ihe Elmore. 11th&H NV, S37. so ca Or &b
1sO3 10Th. 16r. $40. BOG Ind av NV Sr S5 90
1alS 10th NV. unfurnished, $50; furnished, 1900.
l1o1 n NV, per month. Sl5o
te291St. TYLER & RuTHERF0RD 1907 St
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FOB sALE-PARRoTS. DOGS, CATS, RABBITS,
pigeons. white rats and mice. incubators mock
Ing birds. food. etc. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE,
III 18th st. NV. my2S-tf.A
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THEODORE A. LECKET
MASsEUR
Physicians Patronage solicited
Office. EIs 18th st. NV. 4-th.s&tu-lsss-A
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED - SEVERAL GOOD REAL ESTATE
statesmen for work on the ground each Sunday.
Apply To SECRETARY, Somerset Beach Com
pany, 623 st. NV. jy1S3t
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-29
4 SURPRISE FOR BRADD0cK.
Steel King Says He Will Do Some.
thing Handsome for the
Town Soon.
Town Soon.

Pittsburg. June 29-The return "
Charles w Sehwab president u the
United States Steel corporation. -
his former home at Braddeck, was
last night celebrated by one Of the
most Joyful meetings ever held u
Braddock The new First Presby.
terrain church was crowded % the
doors The affair was informal aud
the large assemblagp u Mf. s5.uNab S
friends fled past him. each feceiying
a hearty shake of tbs ha1a Mrs.
Schwab was as cDfdidi III her greet
ings as her husband
Rev. ] NJ Nicely II an address
spoke Of the liberal manner in which
Mr. Sch@ab had helped to free the
church Of debt. When he finished,
Mr. Schwab remarked Stop your
jollying the people He spoke brief.
~, saying he preferred the friendship
Of the workingnea more than am.
thins else III tire world He then said
in q jocular tone:
And intend to do something hand.
some for Bladdock before many days
pass, or at least when | receive my
raise III salary.
Before the meeting was over Mr..
Schwab assumed the remainder Of the
debt on the church, which amounts to
about $4,000, and remarked that Mrs.
Schwab had been doing too much
church work OF late, and that IN the
future he intended going into that
business himself
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-29
Ous;ed Fletcher Heath.

Hamilton. o., June Following
the failure of the Seventh National
bank, of New York, the directors of
the Miami Valley National bank. Of
this city, reorganized the institution
by onsting Vice President Fletcher
Heath, who had been acting president
Of the institution. The directors then
selected r. w Whitaker as president
ana Cashier Bake as vice president.
1t is stated that Mr. Heath's holdings
of the banks stock have been pur.
ehasea by President Whitaker and his
associates