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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20
The FINANCIAL SITUATION.

EN&IN &NN@E8 AMM~@
In his weekly review OF the financial
situation Henry Clews remarks that
the market has not permanently turn
"a aE1 Ii not yet on the road II real
recovery which observation Gems 10
he fully justified by yesterdays bank
failures Ia Baltimore and other events
of The last few days. He goes on te
add chat goni stocks are selling bc,
low their intrinsic value having
changed hands Ut sacrifice prices ID
order tg meet pressing obligations
This last reference Is particularly II
railroad securities whose present pr
ces he says must be very attractive 70
Investors. lie says, Our railroads
afe In excellent physical condition
honestly managed, not ~oprr-capitaliz.
cd, and generally speaking are upto
dale II all respecta.' just how he
can consider the railroads ''up-to-datel
If they are honestly managed and not
nyercaDitalized, we can scarcely see
III he light of recent revelations d
Wall street methods. Mr., Clews Is
how yer. Doubtless right IN saying
that American railroads were neYei
uef sound and profitable investments
as they 4 today, and when recovery
does set n from the present exagger
ated depression of the market thg
Bettof class 81 railroad stocks wal
surely lead the advance, Refeirinf
III tle tremendous liquidation IN III
aGstrlat stocks he points out the sig
~nItleant faet that they are 80 far only
paying the penalty Of excessive In
aatinn and have yet u meet the cru
eial test of u business reaction. lf
because ef the general tendency 10
ward conservatism, merchants bny
lcss good railroads begin 10 econo
mize and stop all unnecessary out
Jay, II VIII mean less demand fol
steel and all other product and con
~seqnently less 10 do IN all the fac
tories, a reimbursement TO q still low,
er level Will BE- the result. A factor
in bringing about this condition i
the excessively high price OF labor
Wages and the exactions Of the i'm
Ions have risen 70 practically prohibit
tive points under an over aggressive
and exactlng leadership. The pres
ent reaction. says Mr.. Glews 'sis just
III much tac result Of the eScesse
III labor as the excessas of Wall
! treet, with this difference. thar the
penalty Tor The latter has almost Beer
paid while the penalty OF the formel
Is ain to fail upon those IL fault
Tho Who believe Chat this Is gi9lng
labor m nndue share 81 tie burden
ef responsibility would do well % eS
ge@A&& 8fN4A& A@AF4 ~ #sGA5 @&# 8t@A &5
Ygif cf au 4lt pa saa0
pMs red h mo- h4la aays piayaa ii
EeR5Es
ak pe4l sr
l
1ef n pHf a92
lt aete
q pak adgt
ngal ~ ta tuH Fr1li i5
ts vol nllEnp'i aa atiaira out 4
and sIas uf f~prtHetiag 01T later
ts iu every way pns5 iii
Al the Ealur e The optic
was clad 10 notice your eaitpriaf
arttct Un Work together n you
ean rel your peorlo @ 10 tlis yol
VIM nj j Ereat deal toward deyes7p
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

Washington dispatches state that
Uncle Sam win take every precaution
10 avoid being involved In the at,
ieulty between ansaia and Japan
THIS Is iust what The country
expects Uncle sam % de. he has
troubles OF his W just now and war
would be- The last straw.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

Tw%enty-ono persons went e The top
Of pixies Peak yesterday 70 have tleir
blood pressure measured by two doc
tors. The result will be compared
with preylous daily measifeme pts
made 10 Colorado sprlnga FOR some
tine past CD these same #nbIeesa one
vbieet Of the experiment & h j
mine ths aHee ef Mf5 Mtltaa ea
apdpiecgie 1~Satiauis al1leh sylnpathy
Nill de- isIi tAeA II tHe ~
doctors deerea that egAtlNaa1 l
deass 81 8uamit q plAe Peak
would ne unsaie.
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The cGunt @il 81 graalte te
learn lhai in spills 81 cons derth
iss.s president h4s dutfri9lag
10 force 9Wen eaegieas ledt
90 81 reciprocity treats With etbt
Cuba his been pIaeaealty piecAt u
der our pfntceipfatr aud olr falluge
10 pat Into operation ihe reeipFae
treaiy net only throws Us open 20 the
charge 81 having broken faith with the
people whom We profess g heiricnd
but puts Us IN a fair way q lose 4
large part Of cuba's import trade.
which should naturally come u this
country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

When in need 81 np-to-aate, stylish
Job work at %rock-bottom prices, con.
suit yotlr own interests and The opt
ne Office at the same time. /.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

The optic Will not, Inaef any clfeuit
Stance, ie responsible Tor the retufn ~ ts3
Afe keeping u Ans rejected fnautisetlpts Ne
rasi n sifi,rf letters IL eneilsursss Nor viii
tho editor enter iat0 correspondence concerns
fng rejected manuscript
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

The mining boom Is coming. Och.
ring Is ready with tools and supplies
oS0I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

sam Parks Il 4 bad man Ms meth.
DDS are an outrage npen Ampricanism
and his days are numbered
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20
F1ats

Genuine Mexican chile and fresh
oysters at the Imperial. 9.25
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20
Rates Of Subscription.

News~deaiars should rrpart M the counting
room, ans lrregnlafity oF lnattantlet on ms
part or carriers III the delivery OF ae .0psle,
Eews1d.saIcrs ran have This Dpfle delivered
% their dapofs Is any part OF the city by ~,
CARRIERS. Orders ur complaints aitn bf mals
~ telephone, postal, or in person
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

Just received-football goods; a
nice limo at NJ. Biehls. 514 Douglas
Ave. Colorado phone 219. 1914
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

lHi8n pgs eaa ana
lar household goods
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

Ftled chioken for supper Friday
tl4e Imperial. SIS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-20

cn diuuer Weaa day MIA
afslay at tfe fmperlal. g2
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bureau Of Eugrav-
Ing and Printing Washington. D. G., April y,
ig13--Sealed proposals win be received at this
otiCe until . y. NJ, MONDAY, NAY -, 1903,
fer washing wetting cloths fer purchase OF
pulp produced from the maCeTatiou Of sccUri-
ties. etc. and for purchase Of waste paper and
other refuse materials. during fiscal wear begin
ming July l. 1898. Blank forms and other iu-
formation viii be furnished intending bidders un
application TO WILLIAM NJ MEREDITH, Di-
rector cf By- aU- ap2T 2Jmy4
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Bureau of Eugrav-
Ig53.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received "a,
1903 TO furnish during the fiscal year begin
ming July I. 1903, paper for postage stamps
The paper must, IN respect to composition, siz-
ing, strength, and caIendsriuE, be equal Jo the
paper now in use, which be seen AT the Blu
reau Of Engraving and Printing Blank forms,
with Specifications for proposals and further ia
formation desired, VIII be furnished intending
bidders on application to WM n MEREDITH,
y. -cJov OF Bureau. apis, IS - p
NOTICE To CONTRA CToRs. fredericksburg.
Va, April %, i8i$.-SEALED PROPOSALS Tor
furnishing materials and setting metal sidewalk
cellar doors and area gTatinEs with granolithic
coping on existing walls SIX blocks Of street
lu this city VIII be received until NAY e.
1903. at p O'CLOCK NOON. Specifications,
general designs, schedule OF work. forms tf pro
pas4ls, etc, can be had upon application To
the undersigned, Box I55. ,his CITY The com
WitteC on street reserves lie right u reject
any and al bids l. T. D. MYERS. IT.. civil
InglnesT- aPz5-IIt
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PERSONALS

THIS To THE wcTadnzuaaD: Read 5ur Offer n
coed tajlor-uade spring sut u clothes,
slightly used al the lowest possible prices
JJSTHS OLD STAND. ola y. ap---1t
CLNRAUDIENT MEuIUM-CircIss each Tuez-
day. . D. m-; wednesday. 5 D. uI., daily read
iues; ladies. 5oc-; gentlemen, 81 MRS.
PRICE. EI u ne. Ii
AiAIE THO,
Card Reader, Palrnist. Medium. Removes SHELLS,
TeHHltss tbe separated; gives luck German
spoken 9Z9 IT ST NV apa5-2t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AblNoNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
W0EkS-C-rpe5s antlsepeleaiIy cleaned by our
modern process. CARPETS rsken up cleaned.
stored, anj relaid. MATTRESSES made To order
and rcn7de- Iron beds. springs, crucbes, dIvzlss,
and co.'s. 81 EEN AYER, 557 nth St aw-
Phone. Main sos spIs-S5E
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FOR PENT-FLATS,


FOR RENT lovely Hat Of hve rooms and bath
5I4 81 NV ap27-aJ
FOR RENT -Four rooms. heat, gas. bath; so a
month 1925 +'eunsylrania ave. nw. ap1e5t
FOR RENT-Threc large rOoras and small kitch-
eu with vls-r. for light housekeeping. cen
T@ly located, rent reasonable. DIS Eye nW.
FOR KENT-New fyc-rJom fat or two f1il-
HisHcd rgoUfs in SAME Inquire iaHitor. 217 +
NV - apz1-at
FOR R.ENT-lery nice Sat. seven rooms and
baths m-iltnI improve Fnef,tsi over siure ifu1ue-
diateiv opposite tue Mckinley Manual Training
school az. and Rhode Island ave rent s2B So
". ~ BJ RDETIE, 1895 Z 81. apz5-3t
FOR RENT -Fiyc-raom fiat on 9Th 81 nv, or
FosiJe park rent low {. MARTIN BRAND,
1903 g. ST NV apI5-tI
FOR RENT-TIEE La GRANDF. 4th ST. NV, be-
tween = and G sts.: opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modeIa housekeeping apartments; Eve
rooms and bath; newly renovated throughout;
front view; thoroughly heated. Second tUoT.
80; fourth floor, $3.50. on lease
UNFINISHED ROONS-The Astoria, 30 and
~ SIS NV: single or en- suite: S Der month
up elevator cafe
APARTMENT TS-The Penhurst IS II st ne.
near Government Printing Office; two modern
ha,Iscs coping apartments. four rooIns AID bath,
thorough order; 50. Apply 10 ". r. COWEN,
Room :, Bliss Building 80 81. NV.
aps-r
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FoR HENT-stors and cellar, $40 per moaIh-
5p5 = 81. NV ar,25-8t
FOR Rent Part Of store, 3I9 PenusvIvaniI
ave, Hw. Inquire OF premises. ayZJ-St
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wANTED-Rooms AND BOARD.

rooms, furnished or unfinished. with plan
board, 10 refined, quiet private family. for
mother and daughter and boy, age ton, not
f1ssy; mother employed: state terms: refer
cnce- Address Bon g, this Office sp27-sJ
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BOARD,

1eos II ST NW.-Fi5st-c!ass table board. s.
per .elE- ap27-ll
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK 8EPAIBING AT YOUR RESIDENCE.
SOC up. send postal. DE NEPHEW'S. sos sth
81. NV. au95-2r
ALL NTYES Of photographs at hall price until
April So, 20 close business. J. :. FABER. 43g
1tL 81. nv. sgzI-1t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE TWO beautiful homes ar HYatts-
vile. near steam and electric cars. and :
rooms, respectively; large porches: very large
grounds handsome shade, some fruit trees,
very fne water. rich soil, chicken yard and
fencing: owner must sell. price 81 700 each
easy terms. ROGERS 65 FsRDEN. Hvartsviiie.
cars stop at door and office open until 8 o'clock
ar5---f
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,.-,-. r.-r.E
EESI "a Evai'
-. - .ygass1 ,g.,, a. hrench Once,
~ ~ - -. III n it,.N tHA5'AA-
'- 0 SIS ~ "
ssa--------------------
uETtl NJ A 7T--rzr, v---
~ 4 / ''-E E.mALE-
"tFTUlT uFFrE-- - .----
ug-s s'n .a sIo- j.. E.lfrl,-...- -'...f,,.. .,l
nv IL
WaNrEU-l5l.. f.-,--------.----
rr~-t- -" HaHt'a fle paid Jz43 N.e y.ra
H
hN\lr-H--'-t5 t5.n md enlnrad esam-rsuafl-.
-------.-- ---- ---- ->-E 1--.- .zz- n
" ~ Ei'-l efinE lady cerr- So .rrrrlu,ur
e1uIr tTHeEr- g4H afrrr g-El a. F..sr
.-f fHrh uu.
- ~
'>lf-i'- Hep Tor MI departments fgT -.a.ll.r
-. ii' I'll N''i-N' J. '.@ 5",i
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ArpFe \ ~ s' ''''.7 e."'fe- .I-a..--
4, -,--r--- -L-----
,rg W.. '" f'-.@s .'--3 -tTl~ 10 4siH
p ---- Il
r,fd - ~" EAl# '.lf et-.f14 gt.aHn'seE-
.5-, TOM --i.. ,-t. - '.-@'- '.'HEset'
Enquire 1911 IefA ST. u
VANTF-n- -T77-5-- .---7 =--- - - ----.z--
gener15lr user3L k,pfe j. J. GEORGES & SOY
Izll Iennsl-yaHl4 ave-. second f9ag- O.
hAAtE-D-A competent Uauan fer ,e5sl..lz- and
general hog-eF@rA 5u small p-ieare family u
TN Up VI 'l-'- l-4glI.i- AiHs 81
- ! -, d. --l5 Lft-L - nv y
- ~ -, 'aI'I'.I,hJ coos 80 HaE--enra-d-
fgts-l. - 5e.,- .e'-@ '-t .itt
~ eTinaId and cook. e. away
80 = 90 'Noi other He.P nee'ifa- Inquire 1893
i EZT-I-7l- F7-----7---- -
P,-,.-I,-sf iS', as Waist OF skirt hands. s-
u 1(--Tl--, -----
r55s-I.. -ss-- ,. - ~. t----tilshs say NJ
'-'-- - 2+I lell1e 2't- NV aT-'--J
- it.ii---An experienced white waitress f2a
-. ~
" N-TFTF-A r[-I 5- - z-=- --
adults ts.7r .r5rI -lzs--.r.-. ..---- -. --
L 81 nv '''
u 11-7-7-77
1nusf h. r.fre5 on ~ i. ana care
;------- -,- ------ ----- - - - -
y ~ lHll-t7tfI for housesyorll ier two persons.
,---,------ - ---- l----l i----.-s ave II
-2,z2-- -.-- pay 10 l-l- 81 ne aPz--Z-
"AAIED-A girl or settled WOMAN for h0uss-
- - III -l-+ - - NV ap2.-zt
" ANTEi1-tieHcrai hoUzcWorker: must be good
e---A- III otn NV Ii
NANTED--Wom oman 20 cook sweep ana Is{fnde-.
three adults; caT Monday 1z4 r ne 1t
II WzS-T7F0 80 ,7-5--=7
I.s4Ii, - - - iil''lo I2' private
- - - y
y 4' III RI IFsJ-eiass COOK apply. with refer
-, - - - s--- ~
n -. e2i,,5sa 'EoL,l3n - cook wash and
----l- -A3it- tNi-L--s = I2l- Z ST NV aTl2.-at
=agIT,5e y Ioi S5luIaay nights Sic
'''i' iS-' s''ii7e wanna nv
- ii.Ll-e "inte ElTl toE houseTork; refer
-L-gt lcgulIed- Apply 10 9th s. NV ap27st
y N i-i'-A oulls ia'iy for dressTnaklug- 1925
. --Lu -. Wv IL
WAETED-T,xo colored rirIz- one vino 7--5---
stands plain roaziug: Other Is chsnIerrrsi5
,,,z, ~ Iii's'l2 @ ole SET szlfed cook and general
faithful and .fFrierr zaTire 90 -, - -,
ynsuf , TFa Vs1,f.fs E-Ia, - - ~
-,d g1+f. =. ' -.--- p, :. =, e
WANTFT9-t7 t7zTaFI- [7i7j-- mrs ---z-- - -
saaslicre Tor summer. -efersr5re- T,e~ez- 4-Ss
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR FNCHANGE-Fiye small brick hoases. vel
rented, in exchange for vacant lot 10 bald aa.
f. }. DIEUD0NNE. 4l4 7Jh 81 aw ap25sE
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FOR SALE-Three-ye year-oId fresh Jersey COW,
$50 r. T. FIoLETT, North Lausdon station,
on BerWyn car line apZT3t
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wAsuNGToN, D. G.. FosT0FF1CE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at auy time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 10 the ports
Of sailing daily, sEd the scneduls % elcsinss =
arranged on the presumption q tEc.r uBinteE.
ruFted overland transit. Tor ffe 0ees enain :
May ., 1903 Che last connecting closes viii
be made ffCla tLe MAIN OFFICE Us tolless-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE. Cd and r sts
ne. opens 70 summer boardcrs june J. Rooms
may naw DE engaged Rates, $50 and ND per
month"; 10 children apl52l,t
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tHINF~E-AHEBICsN CsTE-5Ir5Is served AZ
all hours. SAM HING. 45S 18th ST. NV. apzi-7t
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Mails for South and Central America.
West Indies. Etc.

2. n for BARBADOS ard
AzIL, per s. s. Cearsuse, from
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WANTED-HOUSES.

a GENTLEMAN lIargagd University. - and
VIE would share house as companion; or with
elderly couple, invalid, or for permanent ag,-
zentces- Address BOX IS this office. au27-sc
hANTEl-A d-ryom house north of II st. me-.
about 5000 Address BOX f9i, this Office.
I WANT 60 buv d Groom house Hcrtheas- undo
g, 90. Address BON =g5. rhiz of!icc. sp35-2t
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or Hell Z WANTED ADS
ROC&S FeR IN
BOARDING.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ON CENT A WORD
Hia.ulum charge
* or insertion
ALL OTHER q sSsTFTED LINERS
IEO CE1-TF a WORD. THREE OF
GGRE CCEsECCTT} DAYS. ONE
CENT d WORE
Want aGs- received al Rrench GHra-
AeSHANE.S FEESt ET2TICN PHkGNA.
CA, > N8- coT1e- I'D AID e Sts. \. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Brick house. Ith ST., nine rooms:
al modern; % rwo-s,Cry brick stable, lot
j. l-6xl22; Wur,h s5,JuG, must sell. price now
$500; also three nice bricks. five rooms each.
ii st sw-, near ~ ST. rent. Sf20. Price.
zoe: lo per cent Investment. These are Eenu-
Inc hsrEains- {. BOYER & CO, $40 b St. NV.
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WANTED-A neat charnherrnaiJ Tor private
boarding stay nights. 1902 II 81. NV II
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fED-tiiri for general Houseyvar5- bring
reference good pay f25 18th 81. ne ap27-se
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Bv single lady in house occupied bv
owner one two unfurnisied rooms. hea7
gas Address BOX f9l. this Office sp27as7
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

w have SOME FRY DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES. EIGHT
ROOMS. WITH FURNACE. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS, hot AND COLD WATER SYS-
TENS, KITCHEN RANCE, LAUNDRY
TUBS, CEMENT WALKS MODERN. I-P-TO-
DATE HONES-IN AMERICAN UNIVER-
SITY PARK. WHERE THERE IS FINE
WATER. AND THE SUMMERS ARE COOL
No MALARIA AND No TYPHOID. THE
BEST YALt r FOR THE MONEY To BE
FOUND ANYWHERE N TIE SUBURBS.
TAFT, OMWAKE s. CO.,
DAVIDSON BUILDING, 1913 q ST.
ap26-tf
FOR SALE-SeTcTlI cheap houses and lots IN
BriehtUood Park, d. C., also acre lots north Of
TIE CRY At speculative prices. LOUIS P 5IfOE-
MAKER CO. go r ST. aD25-St
FOR sALE-House with lot, 81 ,6oO; s16 month
ly; lots $3.50. $ monthly; larger houses Pre-
rata; i you can't buy house. begin o. a lot.
ELLASTON TERRACE OfHces. 50T r St NV
agI4t
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NANTED-I-,,I5 10 wait ia restaurant and [9fg
must b. refined $50 Pennsylvania ave NV J
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FOR sALE--HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORSES & VEHICLES.
FOR sNLE-Rubhcr-tfre rllnal.aur and set har-
nczF. can br seen 80 sJh 81. nv. ap---3t
FOR SALE-Furnitrrr leaEon in good cgndi-
uion, before 80 q. IT. nr after o 2. m BURG
b0Rt SIABLE. 4lb sth s. NV aP2.-3l
FOR SALE Wagons and huggins second hand.
suitable for any business; cheap. GEYERS
1910 and 1919 Ohio ave NV apZ1-5t
FOR SALE Small horse. sound and good work
eri SIS. Apply 4S1 9Th Sc. NV 1t
FOR SALE-Oue extra fine draft horse. wears
old and sound; left by the Maryland Biscuit Co
with me to be sold. 52G New Jersey ave. NV.
ap2z-3t
FOR SALE Large work horse, sos; also family
horse, runahout- and harness, sI35. 1926 IZth
uw srgg-q
FOR SAIE--A light platform spring market
wagon, good IS new address BOX 8. this Office
ap2j-3t
FOR SAIE-Dirt cart, So; grocery wagon. 50.
1888 q =t ue. dp25-St
FOR sALE-Ihree nice Virginia bred horses.
BARKER 81 JONES. As51z L st Inv Phone 2s8
\ ap25-2t
FOR sALE-ao5 VIII buy fancy trap. seats four,
doctors carriage and harness. $50. no TOP bug
g. $50; ladg 5 basket park Phaet0n, 50, ele-
CANT horse victoria, with chiIi's seat, 800;
harness, saddle, and bride cheap. McCAII-
Lf.S STABLES, ~, st. 49,. ap24-4t
H0UCK's Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN. THE
city 10 purchase new and secondhand harness
: D. H0UCK
mh33-Sjt 31I len St NV.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE OR RENTED 6-roc-I houses. p
acres; four miles from Washington Gail Itzs
T 81. ne apZ--2t
FOR RENT-HoJIse, with eight rooms. st Ia
konsa Park 7I5- 500 2lsf st. NV ap25S
FOR Ri.NT-IiG1ises IN Petworth sth ST extend
ed, s-r5om bricks. S22.5g; Teuleytoen. D. C.. on
Wisconsin 3Ve.. 1-r0om cottages, 81. 30: TeHiey-
town. D C. LDJ Il P. SHOEMAKER co. go
81 nW. au25-3t
FOR BENT-PrrtJy seyen--oom house; barn;
fruit; one acre land; sI5 SIz-rooru house and
ten acres. $3.50. PIERCE & PIERCE Vienna
Va. ap2I-IGI
FOR SALE-BUSIEESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Cboice business property on eth
81 NV; "A feet front TO alley; recently pa
uered and painted, new plumbing address
r. 4 c., BOX ssl this orice- ap25-St
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Large brick stable in Northwest
near -iI and N sts.; four stalls room fog higf
and Tow wagons, water, etc. address 1923 9Th
st. NV. sp26-5t
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NANTEB-First-c3ass cook. ApFIy. with refer
eRce, 6I2 18th ST sw II
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For Square Piano of reputable make which
faHsicslIy is equal To tie best oi upTights.
BRADBURY PIANO NAREROOJS, I2z5 Pa
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BIRDS, dogs, ETC.

FOR sAEE-Iawn grass flower. and garden
seed spring bulbs, parrots, canarics, fancy
poultry. dogs, cats, etc. SCHAuD'S BIRD
STORE. 7I2 10Th ST. nv mhIl-tf
The Washington times., 1903-04-27
GOOD INVESTMENT, $500.


GOOD INVESTMENT, $500.
DOWN TOWN - Fashionable Northwest
section. THo-story brick, Nine rooms and
asthi steam heat, economical Iot. Rent,
81. ONLY $500. Good investment OF. fne
hcme
10 ROOMS, $500.
TEN ROOMS AND BATH Lot 82xII7.
with stable PRICE. ONLY $500 De
Hshtful location in Northwest Pine home
for business iGan- Convenient 30 car mes.
A BARGAIN!
new two stories. Eight rooms and 70
tiled baths. Beautiful hay window brick.
located on z Street northwest Rent 245
per month. Can be bought for LESS THAN
5000. An exceptionally fine opportunity
for q well paving investment.
GANEON g. SUMMERS,
I4zz F st. NV. Phone Main 2eoo
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The Washington times., 1903-04-27

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. about So Address BON f9i, this Office.
/ WANT 60 buv a Groom house Hcrtheas Tnd--
500 Address BoN so. rhiz of5ice. s,F25-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
iWANTED-it once 5000 old feather beds. ali
pay rHe highest cash rriee. Send postal n the
sol ftERN FEATHER CO. 5II 9th ST npy.
Old GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT
50 q 5t. nv g. MARTIN aF2l-8oc
WANTED Furniture. Office fixtures. carpets.
BE- sure TO get our estimate. FRIES g CO. 100
Loth s. nv Phone o45-I- sp2J3J
WANTED-Icc boxes. all sizes. See me t-fore
you sell HoPNooD, sth and X SITS. Ha.
apz65r
WANTED Furniture. See me before Won srlI
hoP"pub. -rh and sts- ua- ap26-sl
WANTED-By experienced piano teacher. begin
TfeE-5 - cents Address Bon Q, this office.
WAETED-tseat or .au-5s pony OF small hor---
saddle and buggy; 19-iuch ds=e araDh1pHonc and
photo camera yAtEt- J. FOWLER, SIS Eth St.
aU25-3t
NAETED-To buy $40 old feather beds. bfrIqz-
cash price paid; send postal and viii can Adj
dress AMERICAN FEATHER Co, J0I 10Th 81.
PAWN TICKETS for diamonds and ieryelrv
bought ABRAHA}Is, 9&3 9th st. ja22-tf
NANTFD-Highest cash price paid for cas;-gff
CLOTHES ladies or crHlIgnleT-s Address r5-.raf
and J rslH cali. Il. TAkSHEs, 1905 7th ST. NV.
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TRUNKS repaired. called feF. made good as new
and returned; prices rery reasonable. Largest
stock e popular priced trunks, bags. and eyit
sss-7 n The city. our own make Address
TRJ NIX FACTORY, 735 z,h 81. NV. Phone
Wan Es-l apI-d
OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT
sI5/p 81. nv. G. MARTIN mh2s-30-
LOST.
LOST Tharsdat, april D, q pearl suuburzt, In
< ing from 1915 R, along X 70 10th. along 10Th
&" \, thence Sabf st.s in EcrGIr. Suitable