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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

lone aud his two bloodhounds and ~.
police officers Immediately set out n 's ~,
suit. At the scene Of the holdup the heagrS,
took the scent and the trail Of the rohhs,,
was actively begun. Every town mi NJ
lage marshal and every county sheriff H
Southeastern Nebraska has been notisss \;
the robbery and told to be on the w,tet
The booty OF the robbers consisted M,
cipally of gold coin. This made fhe bur~,
Of the robbers exceedingly heavy.
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A Party at PearIand.

Pearland, Texas, October 1l.--Mr, "a
Mrs. b. w. Hudson tonight entestainsi
large number of young people, the Oc.ssps
being the eighteenth birthday Of their NJ,
Mr.. Jay Hudson, to whom the party vas
surprise. A large number were present al
the occasion was a wholly enjoyaDie ssl
concluding with refreshments
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SENATORS WE'RE RET!cgNr.
Quay and Penrose Are Anxious to ~
the Strike Settled

quay and Penrose Are Anxious to a,
the Strike Settled.
Philadelphia, October 1.-senators ou,y
and Penrose were reticent today couc.n.
Ing their efforts to settle the anthnct,
miners strike. When shown the siateus,
of Chairman Thomas Of the Erie rallro.i
that there would be no further conter.sa
between the operators and Senators Pitt
Quay and Penrose next Tuesday, VI. Quy
said:
There never was any intention Of ia
ing such a conference"
When pressed for statement seal.a
Quay said:
Il am anxious to see the strike sstllN
The situation is not one that will 81 g.
proved by talking"
1t was stated on excellent author al
Governor Stone would not call an eEin
session OF the legislature to take zcioa o.
the strike
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CONTESTANTS SUCCESSFUL.
VIII OF Mrs. Alice j. lsaacs Of Milan
County Broken.

Cameron, Texas, October lin the
county court verdict was rendered for
contestants In a suit by Isaaes VS.. Isaacs
This Is suit by the heirs of Mrs. Alice
]. laacs, who died In 1891. TO set aside her
VIII, willing her property to her husband.
DR.. A. C. Isaacs. The ronfestanfs 80
tackled the VIII for fraud and undue ipdu.
ence and the verdict annuled the will
The amount involved is quite large. being
over GOO acres OF land. The parties are
well known throughout this county.
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Ellis County Saloons CLOSED.

waxahachie. Texas, October i1.-TonA
at L o'clock the doors Of about thirtF
seven saloons in Ellis county closed Il /
result Of local option election held n u.
county on August so.
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san Antonio Youtha for tha Nav..

San Antonio Texas. October 1i.--rhc
United states naval recruiting office was
closed here today. The result was forty
plne San Antonio youngsters we're arccptcd
and SHorn IN Tor didcrent positions W the
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- De .1SaTh0S. 81
~ [,~SSs<S~Ss s-es
!s

De rcgroso dc Arceibo y Maaaif. IN ciya
- isll2 c.ndad do TN scsiCn pr5ciCa &c hiFno
i.slno por invitation cspsoa Dc a Difcciiva
Gel Casinc hsfaeol, 81 gran Banobllah. SC PIE.
serio ora Vez, che. an;e ngcs.go 10 ice
Cue le is.5gi6 Al Teas asarcceT Sn esocEa rna csri-
Aosa ovacifn
Die comianzo q cspect sculo con In cracio-
81 comedia en TN acto Poire te,faRo... por Il
s-fola Rojas y los soao-cs Nories Capss.any.
LIS oond.ciones csctnicas &C IA seflora Ro
jas y del selor Noltts h.c.crcn ap udir mueho
Ia obri;a. pesar & Cuc como Sabcn nues;ros
lecioIcs. anooS aillstas pcrtenec.n Ia drama
iioa donde han ob,enido siempre muchcs iIiun-
ios.
Fl senor Banob4lab en- sus ceriiiicas ex-
pericncias dc ielepa,ia mereci6 como siompre.
el ap'auso general mecca &C ascmjro que sien-
ten todoS 'oS raoicos an;e csc prodigoso orga-
nisino qre lie en- II volun.a1 agena como en-
un libro alberto
Todos los feT0nlenos que presenio el sefior
Banobeiab fucron nuy del agrado del piiblico
La sefiora Rojas en- q mono!ogo j7tdaq4a
SoIffa! escriio eXpres lncn.e ,ara tan selebIa-
da actriz, su o triuniar dc las arideces del mo
nologo entretuvo a Iiiblico deliciosa mente
Barobelab Sc rrescpt6 de nllevo en- escena
y despues dc invitar al TIoco cue pas4ra al
escenarlo, para ser scnletidas aquellas personals
que asi 10 hicieran sus experienciaS, ,ealiz6
trabaJos admirables con los j6venes cue llegs
ron al prosceaio, verdaderaS maraviilas de su-
gesti6n. hi 9nctismo lnagnelisno.
FL soTprendente espectaculo ofIecido ano-
che por el seilor Banobelab mas interesante
cu.snto mas Sc presencia, nos hace ratfcar
c1anto hemos dicko en- distintas resefas respec-
to de este hon re original, tnico en- ia acua1i-
dad, 'sea1l nuest1S infoImes, que sc dedica
con eXito c-eciente a difundr adorrada del arte
Una o:elcia tan diffcil y tan msrecedora &c ad-
niraci6n estudio
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Z ra anCia.

En- Ia sala de ventas de Paris Sc subastan
estos dias mutltud de arboles japoneses que
obtienen precios variables entire 100 y 10000
frances En- Ia collection hay arboles de dos
cientos afios, que caben dentro de TN sombrero
hongo.
Sabido es que una de las especialidades de
les iaponeses, es la reformation de Ia ITALIA de
los vegetables los animales.
En- varias eSposicones europeas han pre-
sentado gallos liliputienses, POGO mas grandes
que verderones, y Terro5 del tamaflo de I'm
puf1o.
Ahora Sc dedican q la crfa de gallos dimi-
nutos, con colas interminables, de mas de cinco
metros de longitud.
Para conssguir este efecto obgan al ami
NAL permanecer sobre una percha muy ee-
vada, en- I'm lugar en- que Sc desarrola uu calor
excesivamente h1medo. Cuando comienza la
muda suspenden de las plumas pesos mas 6
menos gre ndes. y merced q este rrocedimiento
obtienen esos .ejemplares rarisimos que no ha
sido possible aclimaar en- Europa que llevan
el nombre de "Fenix."
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POLHClA RMSULAR,

E1 Gol,ernador encarga todos los Oficia-
les iudviduos de la Policfa Insular, que cum
plan con las instrucciones que les han sido
dadas por ell Presidente de la Comfs On, irni-
tandose q ranterer el ordsn hacer c1imp'ir
la ley absteniendose de hacer poftica activa
antes del dla de las elecciones en- dicho dfa.
Nj los Ofciaes nj los individros deben patro--
cinar ningtin partido 6 candidate polftico, nj
intentar dlrecta nj indirectame nte dirieir, aeon
sejar nfluenciar en- modo alguno q ning1n
elector sobre asun.os rolfticos No leben ha =
cerse distincione en- el nodo de tratar 4 los
electores. Lo que Sc 1equiere es estricta i'm
parcia:ldad estrcta a:enci6n al cumplimiento
del deber.
ESQ no implde que cua'quier O6cia1 8 in
dvduo pueda votar 81 reuae las CIRCUMSTANCES
legales
Las quejas justifcadas de hacer polftica
attiva por parle de cuaquier Official 4 otro IN
v'duo de'a Policfa lpsular, dara lugar 4 su
ilmediata expulsion.
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ngS-,s~y, hhfs.,,s - ziAess>>k
As,S-,-s<--.e'sssS, - ..-.--s>-----SJvyS--f - =

En- medic dc una gran calma pas6
el dia de aver
NADIA hubo en esta ciudad que
luStifcasc ia irquictud dc los ami
mos y. sin embargo la riudad pa.
rccia On C,iado dc guerra
En- los p1seos Y en i teatro no he
mos vista IA concurrenCia de otTaS Ve-
ces. Las scnoras. s0bre todo St h2-
bian ausentado en- absolute. La ciu-
dad pTesentaha III trisle aspecio V
pareCiaSe ohservar una ansiedad in
quietante en- los transeuntes
In las azoteasy en- los BALCONIES
habia mas @clle dc 10 ordinario. como
81 sc aprCStaran mirar un eSpectacu-
10 deSaccstumbrado
Feiizmente transcurri6 el dia sin
que hayamos tenido que comentar Ia
mas ligeTa alteration del Orden,
Todo en una calma aparente que
no pudo alterar Iii la noticia de que
en- Rio Piedras, sc habia producido un
motin, revestido en los primeroS ms
tantes de irustada importancia
A primeTa noche Sc dijo que iba
haber tiroteo en- el teatro Ia noticia
no Sc coniirn0. como no podia contir-
marse.
Esos verGonZosOs espectaculOs, 81
alguna vez Sc realizan, como acaba de
suceder en- Ponce, no tienen represen-
taciones suceSivaS.
;Fue excesiva la preCaucion de las
seforas que no dejaron sus casas? En-
nueStro COnCeptO, no.
Es que aqui sc eXajera mucho las
cosas y hay quien Sc pasa el dia in
ventandO nOtiCias a'armadoraS. Ade-
mas, los tristeS suCesoS aCaeCidOS en-
casi todos los pueblos de la Isla, co.
nentados y exajerados por la prensa
politica- han determinado ese tenor
que eXiste,que Tealmente exiSte y ano-
che Sc manifesto graficamente.
Sefduda de la efcacia del sObier-
no para contener posibles altercados;
tai vez con ligereza, pero Sc duda es
mas: sc desCOnfia.
Desde aver circula por la capital
la noticia de que ha embarcado en- los
Estados Unidos TN Regimiento de
Kentucky con destino esta Isla.
La noticia no puede ser menOS
tranquilizadora.
Maflana termina este periodic in
Qu1clO, HeTVlOSO, llSHO Uc lelHOIeS
de tumultos efectivos E imaginarios;
maflana termina el neriodo electoral y
vive Dios, que no podia durar mas
tempo esta tension de amino, esta
guerra sorda, tan proxima estallar,
que nadie sorprenden las noticias,
pOr eStupendaS que sean, CuandO Sc
Teferen a conflictos de la politica exal-
tada.
Manana, a la hora en- que circula
nuestro diario, habra terminado va el
penoso, el insostenible periodic de las
elecciones.
Nuestros corresponsales en- la Isla
tienen instrucciones de comunicar de-
talladamente el resultado de la vota-
Cion y cualquier incidente que con tai
motive Sc suSCite.
Nuestra edicion de mafiana esta-
ra casi por completa dedicada a la re-
sena de las elecciones.
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Ell Professor Vamleery, de Paris, hace notar
en- ura revista francesa, el ere 7imiento que va
alcanzando la Influenza germanica en- Turquia,
desde ell 1890 Ell idiona eleman es es.udado
con gran deseo en- Turquia.
En- Constantinopla existe un htsnero i'm
portante de alemanes que aumenta cada vez
mas, y cuenta con todo el favor del Sultan.
Ell Ferrocarril Bagdad, que regenera a
Turqufa. seguramente disgrstara Rrsa y
tarde 6 temprano a Inglaterra.
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Ing'latezs1.a.

L deuda nacional demuestra un aumento
de S3135o7.54o, como 1esultado de Ia reciente
guerra con los beers. La cifra ha sido anun-
ciada ofcialmen.e.
Ia Camara de los Comunes adopto por
mayorfa de votos, la C ausula del d1X sobre
educacion, la cual da el predominio en- ell name.
10 de las escuelas voluntarias, los hombres del
clero
Sc asegura que el Canada tendra TN Con
sui representanc en- Washington, por conside-
rar que sus intereses no estan bien atendidos
por ell Consul Ingl@s en- aquella capital. Sc du-
da que el Presidente reconozca al menciona-
do representante.
Los protestantes ingleses estan hacienda
ruda campafa en- contra de todas las demas
sectas, y espscialmente contra los jesuistas.
El dzfcit del presente afio alcanza 42
millones de ]ibras
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Ell nuevo tratado de tarifa por ell cual Sc
ha de regir Ch na ha sido va frmado pr les
representatives de Austria, Alemania, Inglate-
IRA, Belgica, -Japoo, Holanda y Esraf1a. Tam
bien ha sido fir nado, por sus respectivos repre-
sentantes, el tratado c0mercial particular entire
Inglaterra la Chica
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Italia.

Han si1o reanudadas las relaciones diplo-
maticas entire Italia Suiza, por mediaci6n de
Alemania
Sc ha anunciado en- Roma ell nombramen-
to de Monsef 0r Guidi, para Delegado Apostle.
1ico, en- las Fillpinas.
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10 m.SIso - Ia ,rGcaado TeSpccio los qac se
eucucaiTan IN filipinas. asoendeni,s 4. 20.
u almir41;e Casey. re 7rescniazie del Go.
begno aiaercaao ea Colombia. alcga cue DO
rcrmi,'rl q paso &c ;fopaS colombanas nj nlu.
nieiores, por ol ferrocarril dc Panama. porque
el libre tranSito iicre que esiar gsraniizsdo,
gun * cSpcc iica cl lratado dc 1880, entire los
Esiados Unid IS Nusva Granada
IL general Salazar, Comandanie de lss tTo
pas oolombianas y gobeinador de Panama, pro.
les.a &C Ia eonducta d. almirange Casey.
Los -epu5licanos de Connecticut han adop.
tado una fAafaferma COZ Ia cual sc oponen Ia
revisi6a general dc Ia tarifa.
NarioS ciudadanos prominentes. entire elloS
el Sub-secretario de Agriculture, vsitaron al
Presi6ente Roosevelt. a quicn entregaron una
elegantS y vaosa div.sa commemorative. mon
tada en- orc, como prueba dc admiration
aprecio.
Sc anuncia Ia formation de una compafia
de vapores, por los gobie: nos del Canada
Inglaterra, los cuales viajaran de Halifax Ii
verpool
FL ex-secretario O,ney ,hablando hace poco
en- Bostonscritico la conducta dc Roosevelt, por
intervenir Este en- e asunto del carbon Y ca if
co de desvergonzaGos los que adninistran
las mnas.
Dos Ge los mismbros del ComtG encarga-
do de recibir Roosevelt en- Chicago, fueron
objeto de pronunciadas hestras de desconfan-
"a. Sc les suponfl anarquistas, por 10 cual
iban vigiiadcs 1e cerca Uno de elos, al ente-
rarse por rr~7Sdio de la prensa 10 que Sc pensaba
de eles =. .se-as5 sil renuneia.
Ell presupuesto del Departamento de Co
rreos de los Estados Unidos para e proximo
afIo fiscal, ha sido fijado en- 46. 522o pesos.
Sc asegura que nunca fue tan pr6spero ell es:a.
do del referido ramo
Ha sdo ofcialmente anuncado en- Paris
el nombramiento de Mr.. Jusserand, para suce-
der Mr.. Cainbon, como Embajador frances en-
!os Estados Unidos
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Cos'reo Csa america.

* ha orden. Go por las auloTsdadss &c
Washington Que lOs rcSios de los suldadoS
mrertx en- China. cue alcanzah =. sean
eNhisnados 3 ;r.s'acacos I los Es,sdos Unidos
10 m.ssno - IA ,rdeaado TeSpec,o los qsc sc
oucucniran n FlliPinaS. ascendeni,s 4 q. 20.
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Nicaragua.

Ell Pres dente Zelaya ha conmuta1o la Pc
pa de ruerte mpuesta al Doctor R, Wilson,
de Ohio.
Este acto de cortesfa ha sdo muy comen
tado en- Washington.
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Los -epu5licanos de Connecticut han adop.
tado uIa flatafcgna COZ Ia cual sc oponen Ia
revisioa general dc Ia tarifa
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Scyeral desirable office rooms.
steam heat. light and jsutor service. opu
nights; especially suited for newspaper men.
F. THOMAS. third fopr. 1915 q st. NV. de3-8,
FOR RENT-Dairable Offices in Blis Building.
opPorite Capitol; near ist and b sli NV
electric Lights, elevator. teephoEa and ianlt5f
service Tree. - uD. m9tf
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PEAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-22d st.-Nearly new 7-room brick;
modern Improvements. Reduced 20 $1,000
FOR SALE-Ss. 5O0-A GROOM BRICK on
ST. NEAR 2lST. a VERY NICE LITTLE
HONE: A FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
FOR SALES. zoo EACH--2 neat Groom houses
with stone trimmings on a corner; ona
square from Lincoln Park.
CIT OUR LIST; WE'VE GOT THE BEST AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and s05 81. NV.
HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE.
1901 Clifton st. NV. Columbia Heights. over
looking city. one block from lfth S. car line.
Newly renovated throughout Contains g
rooms. 8 Tied Baths 2 Rsnges, Water filter
ing plant, Laundry. House heated by Steam.
Has lawn. porch. awnings and screens Price.
per month,
UNFINISHED. s125.00
FURNISHED WITH CARPETS AND POR-
Ticks. xl5OOO
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. $1,000
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
CARETAKER or PREMISES.
Apply ALONZO o. BLISS, Owner,
Room 8, Bliss Bldg. Telephone East 6ss.
t,oQq- q0A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

WANTED-Two or three unfinished connect
ing rooms for man and wife. s. per month
must be inside Boundary. Address BOX 3Gl
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ZOE RENT-sTORE 8 DwELLINe.

FOR RENT-Ntorc and dwelling. Ia-rr r.r.
sud stable. 1917 IIh o. se.. good stand Or
boots Shoes gents Furnishings. and notions.
on bus.ncz street; city and country trade. eoa.
chance Tor small cap.tal, rent low. Apply rr-r
door. 1913 de2-st
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wANTED-FURNISHED FLATS.

WANTED-Furnished fiat Of four rooms, for
housekeeping. Address BOX $780, this Office.
de2-3t
mi
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE, HOUSES.

run 0hLLy HUU0EGi
A FEW BARGAINS. CHEAP HOUSES OR
WELL PAYING INVESTMENTS
@4,OUU HOME n -BLo0NiNGDNE.'
6 ROOMS; TILED BATH; FURNACE HEAT;
ROOM FOR STABLE.
s4,35O ,E y "P 24ggg R2EI oSFT.
PIED. ROOMS. TILED BATH. PORCELAIN
BATH TUB. ETC. THOROUGHLY Up TO
SS,9OU sI6S e OFFICE: s-ssT56RY. o
ROOM. BAY-WfNDOW BRICK, MODERN
PLUMBING ETC. RENTS $3.50.
SA1OO 5 MST. EEAE iTI ST. INV, y w:
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
81 E00 MASS AVE; NEARLY NEW
r. OU 7ROON BAY-WINDOW BRICK;
CELLAR AND FURNACE; 2-STORN BRICK
STABLE: ONLY SMALL CASH PAYMENT RE-
CURED.
94,KOU wIVB6W BRICK. OVERLOOK
ING r. l. AVE; LOT. 30 IT FRONT.
81 000 NEw sRooM BRICK AND
r. w STONE FRONT. 4 ROOMS on
EACH FLOOR; ROOM FOR STABLE OF LOT.
$4,000 pF 5gfT ,r orr , 10Th ST ROOM ST
BAN-WlNDOW BRICK; CELLAR; FURNACE;
CABINET MANTELS. ETC; RENTS so
50 I00 NEAR TTH AND 9TH ST.
TACHEp HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS. GEL
LAR; FINE CONDITION; SIDE WINDOWS.
LOT 3OXl26: RENTS S2j TO SANE TENANT
SINCE COMPLETION.
$1,000 xF NEA I'sT g, P o 81. NEA Styl
A D
CLOSURE
So E0O NEAR TIE CAPITOL AND
O'OOO LIBRARY; WELL-BUILT NEW
DWELLINGS; ALWAYS RENTED AT s25 PER
MONTH; TILED BATH ROOMS, ETC.
50 QC0 NEAR g. +. o.. 2-STORY
O'O ~ AND CELLAR. s-ROOM BAY
WINDOW BRICK; WELL LOCATED.
81 am NEAR 18TH AND T SIS y
O,OOO W; ROOMS AND BATH;
CELLAR; LOT Isxs0; ALLEY.
$4,000 AS S5 e e4FFToE 5E HHIi E E9qns
s425O 7a 2y c e4Pl52L ,[ HIT Iaa SFAR
A SHORT DISTANCE FROM ND. AVE; A
SOLID 3-STORY GROOM BRICK WITH BATH.
LOT OVER 20-FT FRONT AND 100 Fl DEEP,
WIDE ALLEY. WILL RENT READILY FOR
$3.50 PER MONTH.
$4,000 sr5l YET rR L5G4r R @afG A n,
GATED NORTHEAST. on A PAVED STREET:
CONVENIENT TO ST LINE, MODERN
BATH ROOM: CELLAR: FRONT AND REAR
YARD; ALLEY; ALWAYS RENTED AT 5000
PER MONTH. 5000 CAN REMAIN AT 5 PER
CENT.
S2,SOO BRICK. I6T 25l4F r. FROST FROST
81 E00 CORNER rs s. f.: g.
4 OOO ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK;
BATH. CELLAR
50 100 ON PAVED STREET. S. F..
4 w NEAR PA. AVE; GROOM
BRICK. WITH BATH
$500 LINE n E.; S sT5Rlr I Al, II car Gar
LAR: 6 ROOMS AND BATH
A COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTY IN ALL
LOCATIONS. We Rave THE BEST YOUR
MONEY CAN BUY.
GAIL OR SEND FOR LIST or HOUSES II
ALL LOCATIONS AND At ALL PRICES.
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Moore & Hill.
0nc
III I4th St. N. W.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
18Th ST. NV. NEAR G-l4-rocm building.
by the expenditure OF O little money can
b. made % pas handsomely as business
property. PRICE, $1,000.
NEAR 18TH AND T SIS NW.-Seven rooms
and bath brick good coalition; lot lsxlOJ
20 alley. PRICE, 5000
GAS-H BROS
m30G 1926 New York ave. my.
FOR sALE-A NICE 7-ROOM BRICK; ALL
modern improvements, in St Paurs Parish
NV; in elegant repair new plumbing
renting az $3.50 per month 70 good tenant
Price s. 800.
BRICK HOUSES on G7tl 81. NV; sewer
and water: in fine condition; renting az
SO each per month. Price for al, 5000
A BRICK, suitable for a home or invest
ment; located on New Jersey ave NV, con-
venient to car line. Price, $500.
J. d. ". D. SULLIVAN
Phone Main l623. 7JT 18th s. nv.
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WANTED-Colorcd student 90 wait table, etc,
iur board and small wages. 5lt 9th So. uw. 10
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WANTED-Bright elevator boy. also h0uScm1u,
-t NV Il
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STORAGE. zoe load. T'NITgn S-aIEE SrOB-
ACE CO.. 40 10Th 81. NV. m2i-e
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ard board (Ceorcetown); COM
ycrIslt Cob 81 90 ralr1ld office. f0r single man.
" ttfle furnished rooms; state price. BOX O.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-At Brookland. a lot J0XlO0. with
large trees; on Lansing St.; only 500. 4 fine
house * sen rooms, modern improvements;
only &c. 500. near the cars. GRACE II. THOMAS.
Corc0ran Building. m27-7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING every Thursday night 81 GODFREYS
DIAMOND PLEASURE HOTEL. al Chesapeake
Junction. Md. everyone welcome
CHAIR CAEING-MRS. 1. JOHNSON, 1895 9th
~. uw.; send postal d'3-5t
ROOFS PAINTED, 25c per lOO feet; best oil
used, guaranteed three years. NEW YORK
ROOFING 60, J5 = So. ne. dc2-3t
WANTED STYLISH gowns 10 make. s. 20 S.:
satisfaction guaranteed. 1905 lst st. NV.
de- %
PENSION JCHERs-Ofcc a. JOHS IT,
O'DONAELL, 80 4th st.. corner of B st. &c.,
Capitol HilL VIII open at 3 O'Clock q. M. FOR
Che execution 81 pension vouchers. Come early
and you will get your checks same day. dll-5t
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or DO charge. H. d.
GORDON, Lawyer 6l5 lith 50. NV. del-Gt
600 letter HEADS and 25J envelopes printed,
81 ALPHA CO.. OBS D no. NV. Moo
SEWING machines repaired. 81. warranted
year. j. rs. CORRIDOR. - St. ne. c21-7
PIANOS AND ORGANS tuned. 81. HFLBIGs
MUSIC STORE. 1912 7ti: 81. nol6 got
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FOR ENT-Cosd six-room country house,
newly painted inside and out. address BOX
3ij. this Office del-3t
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FOR SALE-one double heater. pipes and reg
ister; good condition; price, $40 Apply 1880
52d st. df2-gt
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wANTED-sTABLES.

WANTEp-S'abIos for four head horses and
three large Cop furniture wagons; not Too Gar
away. Address lGi8 7th no. ms. de8-5t
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MAN i TN BHuS.,
Headquarters for Investment Properties.
1895 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
LINcoLM PARK PRoPERrY.

81. no.. near Lincoln Park. A 5-room
frame with beautiful lot. 20xIG0. House rents
Tor $500 per month. and any one should Jump
az the ground nc Soc per foot We uiu sacri-
fee the property for 81 go 10 sold az once.
Any terms you name.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & son,
Phone, East 81. SOS East Capito. st.