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Evening capital., 1904-10-31
At First M. E. Church

The services at the First NJ e.
Church yesterday morning we're at
tended by large congregation. The
choir sang most beautifully go Praise
The Lord. 4" Rev. DIR. Miller preach
ed from the text: Behold, there
came a voice unto him, What doest
thou here, El!jahy' " First Kings,
10th chapter, 18th verse. The sermon
was vivid and eloquent review of the
life of Elijah, in which the thought
was disclosed that though Elijah had
complained to God that all the proph
cts were slain and the affairs of God
destroyed, and his enemies sought
Elijah's life, that yet God did not re-
prove Elijah. but showed him that
there were still seven thousand men
in Israel who had not bowed the knee
to Baal Though il were better for
Elijah to have shown braver spirit
than flight from q wicked woman, vet
many a good Christian has been dis
pirited by the heaviness of his mis-
fortunes. Elijah had overlooked all
the miracles that had been wrought
for him, and, in spite of his loss of
hope, the end was almost glorious one
TO the prophet. At night DIR. Miller
preached on "Character-It Value
and Permanence., !" the last of series
of sermons on Character
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Interment At Chester

The interment of the remains of
Mr. Walter Ebbs, whose sudden death
was published in last weeks Capital.
took place at West Chester, Pa. The
sudden death of Mr.. Ebbs from heart
failure was a great shock to his fam
lily, as he had left his sisters home on
the preceding day where, during a
visit of two weeks, he appeared in
normal health. He leaves a widow
and two sisters, the latter Mrs. Henry
Pepper Norris, and Mrs. Joseph Brin-
ton Dillingham;, of Philadelphia. Mr..
Ebbs spent the greater part of his life
abroad, but made frequent visits to
this country and a year ago purchased
a residence on Florida avenue, in
Washington, where he intended TO
make his future home He was man
who was everywhere greatly admired
and beloved for his gentle manners
and noble character. Both he and his
widow, formerly Miss Florence Alder
dice, have numerous friends in An
napolis and the Naval Academy, who
sincerely regret his loss.
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Contract Begins Tomorrow

Tomorrow the members of the fire
department viii begin work on the
garbage and street cleaning contract
which they have with the city. Two
carts, painted in light colors and
two-horse wagon of brilliant hue have
been received and are on the spot
ready for work. Today they were
placed in shape for the work on hand
and the horses were attached. The
entire arrangement presented a very
pleasing appearance and many will be
the admiring glances cast in that di-
rection when the contingent appears
on the street tomorrow. All of the
necessary drivers have been secured
and there will be no hitch in connec-
tion with the work.
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For New Church

An important meeting of the mite
society Of the West Annapolis Nj. E.
Church is to be held tonight. AT the
meeting the first steps will bo taken
toward the erection of a new church.
During the past year the church has
increased to a wonderful extent in
membership. The mite society has
arranged many pleasant affairs which
have added not little TO the income
of the church and the fund has how
reached such proportions that il is
thought safe to begin building opera
tions. An oyster supper was given by
the mite society last week, at which
the attendance was much greater than
at any previous affair of the kind
given by the society.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
ROUSER FOR INDIANA.

Special Dispatch to Evening IapitaE
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 3l-At 7.30
o'clock this morning Senator Fair
banks, Republican nominee for vice
president. left this city on special
train for his closing tour of the cam
paign The entire week will be spent
IN Indiana. Night speeches will be
made at Ft. Wayne, Hammond. La
fayette, Terre Haute, Evansville and
indianapolis. In addition to these
cities speeches of fifteen minutes or a
half hours duration will be made at
more than fifty points throughout the
state. Senator Beveridge will be with
the special part of the time, as will
J. Frank Hanly, the nominee for Gov
ernor, and Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw. The tour will end
in indianapolis next Saturday night,
when Senator Fairbanks will deliver
his closing address on the porch of his
home in North Meridian street.
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Death of Mrs. Crosby

Mrs. Sarah ]. Crosby, widow of the
late Richard Crosby, of Calvert coun.
ty, died yesterday morning at 8.30
O'Clock at the residence of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Albert Kerr, on Cornhill
street, after an illness of four weeks.
The deceased was 60 years old and
leaves the following children: George
d. and Eldridge Crosby, of Washing
ton. d. O., Thomas L. Crosby, Mrs.
Albert Kerr and Mrs. Samuel W. Har-
desty, of this city, Mrs. John W.
Sherbert and Mrs. q. Ashby Owens,
of the Eighth district of this county.
aud Mrs. William Orutchley. of Wash.
ington, ID. Q. The funeral will take
place at Mount Zion Church, West
River, at O'Clock on Tuesday and
interment will be made in the church
cemetery.
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In The Circuit Court

There was very little doing today in
Court circles.
Thomas Jones, charged with lar
ceny, entered a plea of not guilty.
A plea of not guilty was also enter
ed by Charles Mitchell. He is charged
with sodomy.
A hearing was granted in the case Of
Ii. q. Hoenig. charged with assault.
A plea Of not guilty was entered by
William Curry, charged with assault
and battery.
On his request John Lesly was tried
by the Court on the charge of assault
and battery. He was found guilty.
William Carey was the prosecuting
witness.
Maggie Horn was placed on trial
before the jury on the charge of sell
ing liquor on Sunday. She lives in
Fairfield and it is claimed sold beer
TO another woman.
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No Socialist Cand

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arun-
del county Saturday afternoon Judges
Revell and Thomas signed an order
dismissing the petition for mandamus
filed by Charles Lepper, Socialist can
didate for Congress, against Secretary
of State Oswald Tilghman to have the
plaintiffs name placed upon the Off
cial ballot of the Fourth Congressional
district, to be voted upon at the COM
ing election. The Secretary of State
refused TO place the name of Lepper
on the ballot because the Socialist
party did not poll l per cent. of the
total vote at the last general election,
and through the Attorney General
filed demurrer to this effect. Unless
some immediate action is taken by the
plaintiff his name will not appear upon
the ballot.
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The New Market

Saturday was market day at the new
West End Market. There are now
several stalls occupied there and all
are doing a good business. The new
market is located under Mr.. r. G..
Chaney's storage warerooms on West
street extended. The stalls are oc-
cupied by truck gardeners. fruit deal
ers, green grocers. salt meat dealers
and it is expected in few days to
have butchers stalls in operation.
The renters of stalls feel very much
encouraged by Saturdays sales and
the people of the West End are delight
ed at a market in that locality. Some
of those who have stalls are Messrs.
Joseph S. Taylor, Gus Cardes, Mr..
Drinkwater and others.
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Painful Accident

A painful accident befell l.. Ber-
nard Gather, of Eastport. this morn
ing. The accident took place at the
Naval Academy, where he is employ
ed by George Taber & Co., who have
the contract for painting the midship-
mems quarters. Mr.. Gather was
painting door frame when it fell
away from the building and struck
him on the head and side. He was
taken to the Office of DR.. O. b. Hen
kel, where six stitches were taken in
the injury to his head.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
In Feldmeyer's Court

On the charge of assault to kill, Isaac
Howard was given a hearing this
morning before Squire Feldmeyer.
1t is alleged that he shot and wounded
Charles Jennings in fight on South
street last week. He demanded
hearing, which was given him. He
was then bound over to await the &C
tion Of the grand jury and in default
of $500 bail, was committed to Jail.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Zinc Corn

Two ears of corn measuring IL in
ches in length and averaging about
500 grains each have been grown on
the farm of Twin Oaks, owned by Mr..
J.. Charles Linthicum. They are Of
an excellent variety, and Mr.. Linthi-
cum reports that his whole corn crop
is far above the average size and yield.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Heroism Rewarded

The Secretary of the Navy has
awarded medals of honor and gratu-
ity of 800 to Peter Johnson and
George Mahoney, first-class firemen,
United States Navy, for their heroism
when a gasket of boiler blew out on
board the cruiser Vixen off Santiago
de Cuba, June ], 1898. Mahoney is
now out Of the service and the depart
ment has been unable to find him.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
TRIAL OF BEAGLES.
Special Dispatch to Evening Capital.

Special Dispatch 20 Evening IapItaI-
New York, Oct. 81. The fifteenth
annual field trials of the National
Beagle Club of America opened today
on the estate of the late William q.
Whitney in the Wheatley Hills on
Long Island. The entry list is the
largest in the history of the clubs
.rials and the contests promise to be
most successful. The judges this year
are Thomas H. Shallross, of Provi-
lence, II. L., and Thomas H. Griffith.
of Red Lands, Md.
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lOuarantine Removed

Orders were issued at the Naval
Academy today removing the quaran-
tine from the residence of Commander
William H. Beehler, on College ave.
nue.. The authorities placed the quar-
antine on the house by reason of a
case of diphtheria.
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UNIVERSITY HEADS CONFER.
Special Dispatch to Evening Capital

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. 3l.-Presi-
dents of state universities from all
parts of the country gathered in d. $
Moines today to discuss entrance re-
quirements, scholarship standards and
athletics. The discussion of elective
studies and of football probably will
occupy the greater part of the time of
the educators. who will be in session
for two or three daYs.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Elks To Entertain

An entertainment in honor of Mr.,
Owen Hill will be given on Thursday
evening of this week at the Elks'
Home. A large number of invitations
will be issued and it is expected the
affair will be one of the best attended
of the season. Mr.. Hill, who was q
warrant officer, recently passed the ex-
animation and is now an ensign. 1t
is in honor of his success that the re-
ception will be given Thursday.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
MANSFIELD TO OPEN SEASON
Special Dispatch 70 Evening Capital

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 31.-Richard
Mansfield opens his season in Buffalo
tonight. During the season he plans
to revive seven of his former success
es, besides making two new produc-
tions. His company this year consists
of 106 people and includes four lead
ing women, Misses Gertrude Gheen.
Julia Marie Taylor, Eleanor Barry
and Irene Prather
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Fractured a Rib.

Mr.. d. A. Brady. of Annapolis juno
ton was injured Saturday night by being
run into by Wagon He sustained a
fracture of one rib. and was considerably
bruised about the shoulder.
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Transferred

Mr.. S. Simon, hospital steward, for
merly attached to the u. s. 5. Santee,
has been transferred to the U. s. S.
Kearsarge, now in New York.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.
SOMETHING OF INTEREST
TO THE PUBLIC
News Items Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
CONDENSED.
CLEVELAND DAY AT FAIR.
Speeial Disnatcn 20 Evening { api,al.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 3l.-A large
party of visitors arrived from Oleve-
land. Ohio. today to take part in the
celebration of Cleveland day at the
Exposition. The day will be celebrated
tomorrow and the exercises will be
held under the auspices of the Cleye-
land Chamber of Commerce.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Wants Court Trial

Lizzie Cooper was arraigned this
morning before Squire Davis on the
charge of assaulting Mary Nyatt. She
prayed trial by jury and was held
for Court.
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A Substantial Present

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Price, Of Prince
George street. were presented with q
very pretty little Dixy girl on Satur-
day morning.
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NOTICE

The Old Established Bakery of
Alexander Heise & Sons. recently con-
Quoted by ] ] Tyler. after Saturday
20. will discontinue the Wagon
route throughout the city.
EEAl customers can be supplied with
fresh bread, buns, rolls. cakes, pies. &c,
At the store, o2o3t
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ORDERS.

Come in and inspect our Fall and
Winter Lines Of Samples. 500 samples
to select from. All orders left in care OF
/. /. Clark of the Hub. Guarantee a
perfect 6t or no money. oi9Im
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WANTED.

YNTANI ED-TWo Wal rRESSES AT HOTBL
w arYland Apply at once 10 GEohGE y.
MELVIN o29lw
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INDIA PREPARATIONS-I .ININENTS Fok
kheumatism. Neuragie, Toothache, Head
ache Pains in chest ana back Dr. NJ. q
6HAH, 81 Wa hingtOn street. All postal orcers
promptly attended TO. O2llN
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WANTS, LOST, FOR SALE


Wants For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found. 81
not exceeding 4 lines, inserted ONR WRRK. I,
less for rs Cents and additional lines in Dr.
Dorti1 be accompanied bv the CASH
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ANTED-SAL LEsMAN; LIBERAL PAY
w weekly; permanent; established trade
BROWN BROS. Co, rochester. N Y. U2gt
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CHILLS
\ AND FEVER
Detectives
AT EASTPORT

EVERY LOCALITY, GOOD SALARY, EX-
FERIENCE unnecessary. inter state Detective
Ageneys Milwaukee, Wis. OH
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VNTIDE AWAKE STOPS HEADACHE
w Toothache. Earache, aud Neuralgia paii
in from TO minutes All internal pain IN
few mint 5. Ask our dI uggist for IL. O21lm
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(NTANrED-A GIRL BETWEEN IA AND Is
w years to assist about the house Apply at
MRS MAYS l43 Charles street. O21lW
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COX sALF- A TRIO OF THOROUGHBRED
Buff Leghorns. apply at Capital ofhce
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MOTIcE

Commencing Tuesday, November Ist.
Garbage will be collected 5 times week.
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
Rous4keepeIs please take notice.
BY order w. H. NANSANT,
City Commissioner.
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TOR SALE-oLD FASHIONED BOOK CASE.
l. ant.iy lis Charles Street o27lw
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.

FOR SALE-DRAFTSMAN OUTFIT. COMPLETE;
Instruments. cover board. etc. Call between 80
and Z.
1ts 655 Md ave ne
FOR SALE - EXTERAiINATOR BEDBUGS,
reaches, waterbugS. March is the month to clean
them out. We sell the goods do the work and
guarantee satisfaction Address STANDARD DIS
'NFECTANT CO.. 211 LIST St NV. mh2l-3t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

| FOR SALE - 5000 - DECIDEDLY CHEAP IN
Without tSe t woa cost os to sua
three-story brick, with large cellar ana lot.
a Esn, re.%s rsseD.os n. ana butler. P,ny
JOSEPH i. WELLER,
Realty Broker
Tel E. sss. (mh1s-st) No. coz st. NV.
| FOR sALE-$s GOD ST. NE NEAR 2D sT.
AND UNION STATION. two-stoy and cellar.
JOSEPH WELLER,
Tel. E. s5s. (mbiSSsO No. coz a.. NV.
FOR sALE-s4.500 LINCOLN PARK IN
1lth st. Ihree-story brick dwelling with = large
deep to very Wide paved siley. very very reason. 81 on
- : iosEsS 81 E!s;,i i ,,ss.. xm1rR
Tel. E. $50. tmh1S-3t) No. COZ F at. NV.
FOR sALE-ExCEIIENT BARGAINs-THREE-
story dwelling store stable 10 rms. ami;
aszi2o to alley s. $50; terms to suit. suit ~
.ap s sT ,st brick md rms % rented @
Two houses va, ave- Sc; rented at 5000 per
,asS isss Price nslsss and nW rented at
TIVE 2;story bricks s.s on callan st. me-; well
Three,story y brick house. n near AZ s.w.; er..
Three.story brick house. 9Th bet. and s.w.:
loe i8x122 to alley. Owner breaking up house
nslas asslRns Fbyp syfyin naSfs 81 S2Soo q, and
nulo-Sl rLoID DANlc. ttH anu Il Sts eW.
| FOR sALE-s2Ooo LESS THAN ANY OTHER
rooms and tiled bath.
PRICE. CNLY $500.
Not the price of inside house.
mh19-h VIM. 8. MINNIX, 1916 NV.
FOR sAIE-FACING SOUTH ON ST., JUST
west OF 19th handsome three-story, bay win
bath; LARGE ROOMS; HIGH CEILINGS; built
81 S st asioo sssspays W BRICK STA
mh1s-3t GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON. 1410 g NV.
FOR SALE 50, 200: 81 200 CASH; FINE OLD
horse; ,G Grant place. cost sso ooo can % be con
THOMAS, Room 100. Corcoran building mhls-3t'
DON'T PAY RENT
ave; S-story brick; English basement; cars at
e1snsr; s1sst sale o%S On e1eep9nsl terms. ,a,
excellent location; just completed; 8 rooms tile
bath, modern appointments; small cash pay
GIBBS ssi DAsiEE sfEfans aac sos ssS ists ST. WiLeh
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FOR sALE-HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LAND
ash and 80 to SIS monthly "'1 For 'f full particn a
lars drop postal, telephone call for new.
&C. sf cnnecticat Avenue etf HigSisads. s Auto se
mobile free .nIToS t. re the r prSPsatS5 SSFEoN
Tel Main 500. els 14th st. NV.
mhS-15t
HOUSES! HOUSES! HoUsEsi
In al! sections-of all descriptions-and at al
prices.
We will be glad to show them or send memo
randum.
Drop US line giving description. location and
price desired.
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 co. (Inc.)
mh5-26t No. 1414 s'F'' Street NV.
FOR SALE
1880 n. II. AVE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE:
fine large double house; open all sides; substan-
tally built; vide. attractive front: an offer
wanted. e. l. RUST. COS 14th 1t. NV
mh3-tf,5
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B. H. WARNER COMPANY.

B. II. WARNER COMPANY.
A THREE-STORY PRESS BRICK
FnoAT M on 10TH STREET between o
and p: 10 rooms: corner Of 20-foot al
ley; lot 20x100. PRICE, $4,650.
A nice CORNER HOUSE on S st. NV.
NEAR CAR LINE: brick; 2 stories;
rooms and bath Kitchen first floor; fur
mace. PRICE. s6.5dO.
Near DUPONT CIRCLE: brick house.
rooms and bath: furnace; kitchen
iirst hoor. Rent, $500. PRICE,
$3.50.
Near FRENCH EMBASSY. New
brick house; 2ox1o0; 3 stories; 10 rooms:
baths: kitchen first foor; STEAM
HEAT win be sold at u bargain.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE 1T.
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE near
Dupont Circle; SIXTEEN ROOMS;
ss eSssns hoss oSss so5es hSsSa.sr owNhs soS
RESIDENT. WILL CONSIDER OFFER
On 18TH ST. NV. BELOW n. Y.
AVE; brick; stories; 10 rooms and
bath; leased for $50 per mo-; first
trust: $1,000 at per cent. PRICE.
A MAGNIFICENT HOUSE ON CO.
LUMBIA HEIGHTS west Of 14th ST.,
NJ sdcriuce Drlck ana stOne trtIl.
stories: 10 rooms: two baths: hot
water heat; hardwood finish; cellar un-
der entire house: BUILT BY OWNER
FOR HOME BY DAY LABOR. WILL
GIVE QUICK PURCHASER A POSITIVE
BARGAIN.
A BARGAIN ON o ST. NV. bet. 5th
and 9th: 2-story Groom ard bath house;
rents for $3.50. PRICE. $3.50.
on 18TH ST., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Brick; 3-story: 10 rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; side and rear alley; lot 1Sx-
1lo IT,
PRICE, $7.sOooo. OFFER WANTED.
A BARGAIN ON ST. NEAR 14TH.
3-story. 10-room house; steam heat; lot
1sxfO0 to side alley. 2-STORY FRAME
STABLE ON REAR OF LOT Owner
nonresident and will consider an offer
Of $8.250. Rent, $40.75.
BARGAIN IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
stories rooms: steam heat; nicely
decorated and papered; electric fittings.
PRICE, $3.50.
most attractive home on Q STREET
TEEN DO MS: TWO BATHS;
KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR; LOT 22xf23.
Price. $4,000.
FIVE SMALL BRICK HOUSES on r
street near 11th. Rented at $500 PER
MONTH. Price, $4,000. This Is a
great opportunity for any one looking
for an INVESTMENT
10TH ST. Sc. NEAR F. Three brick
houses: 6 rooms: bath: latrebes: kitchen
on first floor. ALI. RENTED AT 1850
PER Month 4 GOOD HOME AND
. rsoxsr,
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1885 n H. AVE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE;
fine large double house; open all sides; substan-
tally built; vide. attractive front: an offer
wanted. 81. l. RUST. COS 14th 1t. NV
mh3-tf5
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BARGAINS IN
PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS.

PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS
These used Pianos and Piano Players are
suitable for Summer Homes general use
and all are, bargains.
Marshall * Trayer, Square. only. S12
Gaelic & Co., Square. worth more 80. $40
Vose, Square, in good condition. $50. $50
Haines Bros. Square. good ........ S45
Weber. Square. in nice condition .... $65
KnGbe, Square. good tone and action. -. $I5
knabe, Square, big. rich full tone. 500
Briggs Co., Upright. snail ........ 800
Singer. Mahogany, Upright. good. .$145
Singer. Mahogany Upright. little used $50
Bddle. Mahogany. Upright. like $i65
Richmond, Fancy Mahogany. Upright,
extra ....... ....... S2l3
Pienola. ebonzed case. in good condition. $l25
PisLoa. eboniZed case. rented short
Time @IJU
Pianoa, Mahogany, as good new. .S115
Cash easy payments.
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B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
mh192t D10 "F'' ST. NV.
FOR SAf.E-TwO 2-STORY BRICKS 303 AND
307 11th st. me-; rooms, bath; brown-stone
trimmings: bargain for home investment.
Each So. coo. WlLLIGE, GIBBS DANIEL,
Inc, sos 18th st. mh19-2t
FOR SALE - DELIGHTFUL 3-ST0RY PRESS
brick and browu-stoue dwelling near 4th and A
xfs. se.: 8 roouis bath. IS r. front; excellent
appointments; a genuine bargain at 5000.
WIIsLpjE, GIBBS & DANIEL. Inc., 606 18th st.
mh1a-2t
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FOR sALE-FLATs.
STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: STORAGE BY
the Load packing: hauling and shipping. See ~
Auctioneers. 6i2 st. N.Y.; phone 4 Cts.
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FOR SALE-WAREHOUSES

FOR SALETHE CRoPLEY- -BOTELER & CRAyP-
ton Warehouse In Georgetown. at the foot
of Potomac st. 1890 square feet. with a
warehouse OF 1900 tons capaeity. Fine
wharf frontage: side, and frunt en-
frances. A substantial structure The big
gest business opportunity In the District.
We exclusive agents
THE MILLER ShpE.HAKkR RrAL ESTATE co.
QNCl
nh4-tf 1923 1920 32d st. Phone West 70.
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THE lpfTNER 18TH AND SIS. NV
Absolutely freproof.
b-ruoin and bath apartment. OUTSIDE R0oMs
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SURETY COMPANIES.
We Issue Surety Bonds.

W. HSSHAS dVVy EUHHQSs
II b our business. The fes b reasonable, the
service prompt Don't entail your estate by g,inc
On bonds for relatives and friends Send them TO
The Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
GEORGE T. PARKER, Resident Agent
201 -22z Colorado building.
Tel NJ a4n1. fss7st-is
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HoUsEsi

In al! sections-of all descriptions-and at al
prices.
We will be glad to show them send memo
randum.
Drop US a line giving description location and
price desired
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 co. CInc),
mh5-26t No. 14l4 s'F'' Street NV.
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-A BARGAIN! TO A FAMILY WISH
ing desirable home In the fashionable section
OF the NV. between 10th IT. and N. Fl, ave.
3.stofy; 10f. and bath; four rooms nrst door; 21x
100 feet to alley; modern in all particulars.
Price. $1xOOO. FRANK T. RAWLINGS co..
1905 Pa. ave. mh21-et
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CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. ArToRNEY-AT-LAW.
Webster Law building sos d st. n.w., Washing
ton. ID. c.. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. aud 9th st. NV. sei3-4.H
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT - OLIVER TYPEWRITERS CONDI-
tion guaranteed. with stand two months to apply
purchase Of new machine.
Limited free of machines in this Office
to operators of other machines and others qualified
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
oc9-tf 1887 Penna ave. NV
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On 18TH ST. NV. BELOW n. Y.
AVE; brick; stories; 10 rooms and
bath: leased for $50 per mo-; first
trust. $1,000 at 4 per cent. PRICE,
50, 900, co.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

A THREE STORY PRESS BRICK
FRONT on 10TH STREET between o
and L; 10 rooms: corner of 20-foot al
ley; lot 20x100. PRICE, $4,650.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

"a IT. Kenyon ST. bet. 18th and I4th sts
Party walls.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

18th and Yale sts.. 1oox150-s1 90.
18th and Princeton. 1o0x110 Low offer
THOMAS j. FISHER < CO., Incorporated.
mhl3-2t 1414 Il ST.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

A nice CORNER HOUSE on s st. NV.
NEAR CAR LINE: brick; stories; 8
ROOMS and bath; Kitchen first floor; fur
mace. PRICE, $6,5GO.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

10TH ST. Sc. NEAR F. Three brick
houses: 6 rooms: bath: latrobes: kitchen
PER MONTH A GOOD HOME AND
INVESTMENT. See us for particulars.
Evening star., 1904-03-21

CHAPLIN APARTMENTS,
NO 1415 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
Two to three rooms and BATH every modern Inn
proyement for the convenience and comfort Of
guests: prices moderate.
ja25-n II. e. HALL. Manager.