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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08
Closing Day Of Races Had Some
Good Events.
STATE RECORD WAS MADE
By RlppIe's Horse For Mile
Pace On A Half Mile
Track.

The closing day Of the Ford county
Nslr had one Of the best race programs
tRG will be seen In Kansas this year. A
track record was made In one Of the hat
ness races which 10 also the half-mlle
record for the state. This was done In
the 2:lS pace won by Rippls's "E.M.R."
Thought stcOnd, "Carrie W., third.
Tho track was In splendid condition on
Friday and Mr.. Ripple decided early that
morning to drive hls horse for the Kan.
aas half mile track record. "E.M.R F"
made the two rounds Of the track in the
first heat 10 2.ll1. When the time was
announced a blg cheE went up from the
crowd. The following two heats were
won easily by "E.MR.", tbs second In
2:l43 and the third In 2:l7.
There was unusual interest taken In the
2;4O pace Of the closing day. Two Of
the horses are owned In Dodge City and
had been In the county race The first day,
Kansige, Sam Gallagber's horse, was az
easy winner making the second and third
heats In 2:N and the frat In 2:3O. In
the county race Of the first day Kanslgn
had misunderstanding with his driver
and made poor showing. He was
driven In the 2'4O pace by Boyer and
worked like an old canpagner. Hen.
lines Chief Vesuvius, who was star
performer In the county race, was not SO
well driven in Fridays race ami was not
in the money but he Is young horse
that promises good speed. Kewane Sue
took second money In the 2;40 and
'.Aook Again" third.
ASister Mae" and "BelIadona' had
another contest the last day 10 the five
eights dash, the latter winning bya neck
Great Mogul was third,
Two match races caused considerable
interest the last day, In the consolation
three.eights dash race, George E. Won
Lulu Girl second and Maggie NJ. third.
On Thursday, the second day Of the
races, there was pretty contest for two.
yearold PAGERS and three. .year-old
trotter, won by Rlpple's RUBY OF
Rubies" "a two-year-old PAGER. Ripple'i
"Mlan Boy'' and Roe's Isaac" divided
second money.
The half mile dash Thursday was wor
by "May Teyis' owned by Stubbs Bros
''Harry Frost second, "Central Flyer
third.
A match race between "0rphan Boy
and Fanny Anderson was won by tht
latter.
"Follow Ne" won the seven -elghthl
mile dash with "Great Mongul" secont
and "Capt Rex third.
The relay race ridden by Pearl Mandl
and Bob Dowdy was won by Dowdy. /
was an interesting race and was one o.
the features Of the meeting.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08
Rhodes for Sheriff

In this issue appears the announce
ment Of W, B. Rhodes for the Republi.
can nomination for Sheriff, Mr.. Rhodes
has proven himself in past years a valu.
able officer 10 his service as city mar.
shal in Dodge City and is good ma.eria
for sheriff. His candidacy gives the
Republicans bunch of five candldatel
to select from when the convention Il
held.
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W. B. RHODES.


The Republicans Of Richland town.
ship will hold a primary att. F. O'Neal's
Tuesday, Sept 20, In the afternoon from
4 to 5 O'Clock to elect delegates to the
county convention and to nominate a
township ticket.
H. M. CALDWELL, Committeeman.
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Attention Patriarchs |. o, o. r,

Attention Patriarchs |. o, OF,
There will be a meeting Of the En-
campment on next Wednesday eve Sep.
tember7. All members are requested to
be present al business Of importance will
be before the camp. Don't fail to be
on time, THOMAS ], EIKIN, Scribe.
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The fire chief stated yesterday that the
malns are not OF sufficient Size and are
not strong enough to afford fire protec.
tlon. Some Of the water pipes were
bursted yesterday while the pressure was
on and the matter is one which ls up to
the town to remedy at once 10 some way,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08

Services at tho BAPTIST church for next
Sunday will be as follows: Sabbath
school at 9:45, preaching at II am, sui.
ject for the morning sermon, "Princlples
and Faith, as Taught 10 the New Testa-
ment' Young peoples meeting at 7:l5
in the evening followed by preaching al
the regular hour. A cordial invitation Ia
extended to all to be present OF these ser
vices. All will bs made welcome. Come
THOMAS ]. ELK1N, Pastor.
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Church Services.

Services at the Christian church next
Lords day. Morning subject: "What
Doest Thou Here Eljah?" Evening
f'The Curse Of Meroz." Come and we
sSlll make you welcome.
S.. MCGILL, Pastor.
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FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Ford County, subject to the &C.
tlon Of the Republican county convention.
II nominated and elected, will devote my
entire time and attention to the duties of the
office.
W. n. RHODES
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08
Lost.

One WoOdman accident insurance rate
book, also one Continental accident In
sursnce rate book. Finder please leave
at GLOBE REPUBLICAN office and oblige.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08

The Arkansas election shows a con.
siderable loss to the Democrats in That
state. The "drlit" is the other way,
even In the south.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08

The committee recommend that the
primaries outside Of Dodge City be held
between the hour Of 4 and 6 pm, Tues
day, September 20, 1904, and in Dodge
City same date from 5:3c to 7 80 p. m.
A. RUSSELL, Chairman.
WI. FITZGERALD, Secy.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08
CARP HAVE RIGHTS.
Lively Trial on at Ford on Last
Monday.

A red hot trial was on this week be.
fore the Justice Of the peace at Ford
The case was the result Of the county
fish warden and number Of others from
Dodge City and Ford county seining thu
Mulberry near Ford. The purpose Of
the fish warden was to destroy the carr
and remove some Of the bass to Duel
creek.
The action was resented by some o
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08

Boys corduroy suits. Just the thing for
school. Choice $500. York-Key Mer.
Co.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-08

the people living along the Mulberry.
The carp that were taken out were given
promisclously to the crowd.
A complaint was made against the feb
warden and several others and the trial
came of Monday, the jury finding agalns
the fisherman.
It's understood that the defendants
will appeal the case.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-LOTS!.i LOTS! LOTS
We have a large number Of building lots,
hanging in prices from $500 each upward
For instance:
The original site Of the presidents house Of
the old Columbian University, on the heights.
beautiful location and magnificent view; Al, Geo
feet. Splendid place for apartment house or
fine residence.
Several lots, beautifully located on Chap-n
St, opposite the Barber mansion.
Lots on Yale St. between 18th and I4th SITS.
Lots Stsughton ST., corner Of 18th s.. SO
feet front dill in Congress Tor park opposite
with favorable recommendation
Lot fronting 18th St. fun view Of city. 40
feet front; only So. $50
lots on New York ave, west Of War De-
partmcnt and site Of Hall Of Records. each Tx
no. Price. only $3.50 each, until withdrawn at
that price. Immediately in line 10 proposed
Memorial Bridge.
A number Of building sites in the northeast
and southeast NJ low prices
We have ground at speculative prices from
l5C Ter foot upward.
Inquire Of Us for lots in subdivisions OF
Washington Heights Meridian Hill, Columbia
Heights, Mount Pleasant Ingleside, and Pet
worth our list is extensive, and there Is
something 90 suit everybody"
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 F St NV.
ap5-tf
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Farm Of ten acres wit rn miles
OF Washington; small house. stable. and all
other outhouscs; good well and small orchard,
price, 500. Apply 20 c. f. cox, BOOB - S..
Rarninn ID q, nnr-lL
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-One fast pacing mare, eight years
old 900 s.. sW. apI-5I
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WANTED-First-class tailoress at Schultz OPP
posite the Arlington Hotel. apCl2.
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WAN1ED-A cha.lberIuaid, az once; WIKI ref
cronce- LINCOLN HOTEL apTJr
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Cheap, furniture 81 twelve room
house; bedroom ptrlor, and dining room suites,
non beds. hair mattresses mating. rugs, nall
must SELL SIS 11th s.. aIs-3;
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MoNEY no LoAN on PEAL EsrArE

MoSEY TO LOAN On APPROVED CRY REAL
estate at 4, AZ, and per cent interest. SpeciaI
privileges with respect TO prior payments Large
smOuhts 4 speciality. TYLER q RUTHER-
FORD. 1907 St. NV. Oci0-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O TO $500 COO on ID. C.
Real Estate Interest low and all transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
borrower
WM. II. SAUNDERS & co. l4o7 st. NV.
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WANTED Colored woman Tor general house
work. 2So3 18th s.. aw- II 81
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FOR SALE-First-clGss uIbber-tire runab0ut and
set Of harness. used only a short time. Apply
after 8, WA LUSBN, 1885 L ST. apI-St
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Hotel help for all departments; to-
.al. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5J5 10th ST.;
phone .5ll-N- II
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE Canaries, breeding cages, parrots,
eats, dogs, fancy poultry, incubatoTs. brooders
Er' SfS5rDS PET ANNA ST0pE 1I5 I5se
IT. NV. del6-tf
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WANTED-A settled woman for general house
work; good pay. 1871 p 81. NV. IL
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ORGANS AND PIANOS

FOR SALE Cheap. SIS Haywood reclining GO
cart It1. e. nv. II
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FOR sALE-Erame dwellir- on Sd st. NV, near
Massachusetts ave: good condition; lot l5-15Xt5:
a bargain ut s. 200. JAMES A. CAHlIL, l30s
=. NV ap7-St
FOR sALE-H st. NV. between 4th and 5th,
south 'front.' three story brick residence;
bath; hot and cold water; latrObes; fine park
ing good back yard, only $1,000 cash. o. NJ
Elt1 Ant, Warder Building. 9th and + SITS.
ap7-4t
FOR sALE-On Lincoln ave. north Of R ST..
four bTick dwellings; renting for S45 per month;
sewer and water; lot 57Nl5J; excellent invest
ment; In growing locality; price, SOD
JAMES A CAHILL. 1905 ST. NV. apl-st
FOR SALE Bargainsi three story. basement
brick 10 rooms: all modern improvements
Oregon, near New Hampshire ave, 18th ana IA
sts.; lot 20x93. 20 alley, So 600 three story
brick, 20tlA near o ST. NV, lot l9leN5o; nine
rooms, all modern Improvements, $500 InTLe
story and basement bricks, ten rooms each,
lots IsxSJ each; X near North Capitol ST. ne.5
S. GO each; want OFFER. VA. +. HOLIZMAN,
lazl - Nv ap.-oI
An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for home seek
trs with a small capital and moderate income.
A GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT.
PRICE, $3.50.
Renting for so per month.
81 out Of "a fats already rented.
Those desirable two-story fat build
lnRSi Tenn. ave. and + st. ne.
No. AL. a sample building. open Sun
day and week days
$50 cash and only S1g.4s I-9 per month,
which includes payment on principal, interest
on loan, taxes, insurance and water rent
Desirable two-family houses each building
contains two fats Of I rooms and modern bath
rooms: porcelain bath tubs; each fiat has a good
sized pOAh. Live in one fiat and let the rent
0f the other help 20 pay for the property
A proposition for the homeseeker-
Price Of property 50, $50 &C
Loan at 8 per cent interest........... Z,25J 90
1900 20
Cash payment minimum amount. $50 co
$50 90
Payable at rate Of $3.50 per month.
Interest on loan 81, $50 at SO per year SIP 80
Insurance. $1,000 per year-..-..-.-.. 50
Taxes testimated) --.------...--.-.-- % 90
Water rent, per ycar.---.-----=--- 80
Monthly notes on principal (S22.5o
each) per year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES go 90
sao7 50
Less rent one fat. SI45o monthly,
per year ia 90
s2ss so
Per year, or Sos Is per month. which in
cludcs the interest on loan, payment on prin-
cipal. taxes. insurance, ard water rent.
APPLY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS,
MOORE & HILL QNC.),
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
III FOURTEENTH STREET n. ".
CONE TO ELLASTON TERRACE.
High ground between Brookland and Langdon,
right on car line: Is minutcG out one fare;
school near, houses for sale and built to order
on easy terms; 100 lots, 500 ups monthly;
olice on property: take green cars on ST.
fc2O-sf
FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-IO1O. Fine Potomac farm; oppo-
site railroad station; one hour city: 2l5 acres;
100 wood worth as much farm. S-room house
facing river, new barn; dairy; corn house; well;
force pump. rohJable fisnn- shore; valuable
gravel Deposit excellent shipping facilities;
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED--RCOMS.

WANTED-At Mount Pleasant two or three
rooms for light hcusektepi gas: moderate.
Address Boa g. tins Office apC-3T
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ONE CAR FARE, tickets for rs, 70 Rogers
Addition 20 Mount Rainier; lots &c to Sc per T. /;
ccaveyances, recording. and abstract free- }. C..
ROGERS. owner. Fendall Building fel5-Sno
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FOR sALE-Two wagons Rear 442 ID ST. sw.
ap5-3t
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WAHTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Low priced houses for immediate
purchasers. Parties desiring quick sale should
ave aD4-GU
WANTED-TJ rent small house, with 81 lhle;
Office. asst
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WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED, SI.75 up; house painting,
lowest price CARLISLE BROS. 64S II ST. ne.
ap7-3t
ROOMS PAPERED, cheap; work guaranteed.
r. HEWITT 61l East Capitol st. ap7-3t
ROOMS papered s. up; legal guarantee with
an work; samples and estimate free; send pos
tai. WILLIAM q. MAHONEY. 603 Pa. ave.
Telephone East Il4-F. Rp6-3t
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FOR sALE-Knabes bargain list Of used
pianos Durham. suoare. big tone, s25i Haines
Bros, square. good action, $40; Haines Bros,
square. fine instrument. SIS; Knabe. square.
great bargain, SEQ; Knabe. square, very good
piano, SO; Knabe, square, excellent instru-
ment, $50; Singer, upright, fine shapeS mahog-
any case. $50. Singer, upright. beautiful. ma
hogany case, like new, s175; Smith & Barnes,
upright, extra fine and less than three months.
s2S5; starr, upright. beautiful instrument, s250.
All are bargains Of decided merit, and viii be
RNABE & co. I2Is-2O F St NV. aps-u
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wANTED-TYPEwRITERS.

WANTED-TYPEWRITERS.
WANTED Secondhand Underwood typewriter;
name lowest cash price, giving sample Of writ
ing. Address BOX SIS this Office apl-It
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER for sale; never
been used: regular price, $50; viii sell for $50.
Address bon o. this Office. ap1-St
FOR SALE-Private partv viii sacrifice Rem
iugtOn No. 6, almost new, no reasonable offer
refused Address BONs44, this Office. ap6-8t
SIN TYPEWRTTERS- Visible writing, "clear as
dav;'' type-bar principle; heaviest manifolding;
$40: q weeks trial free ROOM 95 Corcoran
Building. ap5-St
FOR SALE Bargains in second hand typewriJ-
ers all makes always hand at the VEL
LINGTON AGENCY, 500 llth st. NV. spl-30t
FOR SALE-So Remington typewriter; frst-
class IN every respect cheap payments Of $
per month. Address BOX 556, this Office.
apl-It
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINES, SO.
New supply From Factory. All DOmesti,s We've
Sold The Past 10 Years Repaired Free. Al Elk
BACuS II. Phone K. ~. mhl9-50t
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FOR SALE-P.np sanitary milk. only cents
peg quart. direct from the farm; delivered
twice daily. Address BOX 81. this office.
er7-1-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

s., $50.
NEAR UNION STATION. DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING SIX LARGE
ROOMS and bath. Large cellar lot IS
feet front by S., 20 wide paved alley Rented
90 80 per month Convenient 10 Govern
nienr Printing once and Two car Enes.
HOUSE WITHOUT The LOT WORTH THE
MONTY.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER.
Tel. T. sJ3. C52 81. y. ".
aL7-if
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FOR SALE-Blby's go-cart. used three months;
cost Sl2i sell for 8. FIRST floor, 30l + st. NV.
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WE SAY buy now, while prices are low; viii
credit you Wnen short Of cash for furnitura.
stoves, etc; hair mattress, IN two parts 50.
REDMOND, 81 and 3l3 9TH ST. ". au1S-tf
FOX SALE-GOod quality opaque shades, fitted
10 your windows. only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque shades, soc; hung free; viii cali
with samples. kLEEBLATT'S. nth and II sts-
ne. Phone East Esd mhls-tf
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FOR SALE-PianO bargains; Steinway Grand,
$50: Knabe upright, SIS; Emerson uPrights
$50; Bradbury. SI75; Weser Bros. upright, Sl755
Wisner upright. Sl75i above all second hand
New pianos al very reasonable prices; all
easy terms if desired. O. J. DeMOLL & CO.,
i23I g s. ap4-u
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PERSONA

WANTED-To adopt baby six OF ten days Old.
Address BOX g. this office. apI-3t
HDDLE-AGED business man, worth sos. 600;
sober and industrious, wants -oOd, home-loy
inc wife. Address MIR. A., s. Hudson ave.
Chicago. &c
MADAN& CATHERINE tells good fortune for
25c and 5Ocs bring this al. sos 9th ST. NV
sg6-3-
MANS DAY IS our day working men always
buy our tailor-made suits or overcoatsz slightly
used, because Of the prices. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, go d.. ap4-5t
MR. E MILLION, Palmist 9l4 New York ave
NV; complete readings ladies. 5Oc gentlemen,
81; hypnCtism taught. apf-ot
STORAGE.
Why PAY MoREY We store fos sc load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ls-42o-42i
10th 81. NV. mhlO-SOt
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SPECIAL PlANO BARGAIN.

One elegant, almost new, upright IN rich oak
case: beautiful tone and finish Regular high
grade piano, selling for $50. 70 close out at
once VIII sell for SI65. The greatest bargain
We have ever offered Absolutely guaranteed 10
os perfect.
PFEIFFER'S, Isa4-Isz6 F ST.
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wANTED-BIcYcLEs.

We WILL BUY all secondhand bicycles. HUN.
TER. lis Pennsylvania ave. NV. ap1-Sls
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Cheap furniture wagon; a good one
or enc that can be repaired Address BOX y.
this Office ap5-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YANTED-Young wEite girl OF woman for
nurse references required Apply 100 stE ST.
Il
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WANT D. white girl for general houseEarz .
in small family. 60 home at night apply li98 /
10th W. IpO-2t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-IO1O. Fine Potomac farm; oppo-
site railroad station; one hour city, 2I5 acres
100 wood worth as much as farm. S-room house
facing river; new barn; dairy; corn house, we'll /;
force pump. rohJable fisnn- shore; valuable
gravel deposit; excellent shipping facilities;
JUST suited for home OF for a summer resort
fishing and boating first class; A BARGAIN AT
s., 800. SOULE & CO, 63O la ave ap5-St
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WANTFD-WLite cook AMI maid, leave city; !
CITY 1911 10Th s. II
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81 Neat cottage, ouc-tiIrd acre, $500, close
90 seam and trolley.
45S. -'Cleary.cy;'' acres OF trucking land,
wood. Tor. house; library. plrior, dining ROOM
bed rooms Z-st0ry barn; large loft; henncry,
tine orchard. CoCd garden, several hundred
bearing fruit trees; most delightful forest shade
imaginable; rest-luVlting porches; lovely ele-
Walton; splendid view, pure water, well and
- fasclnatinS; a good lttle farm; one mile
District; $500
@s5 Here's your chance; attractive 5r house
porch; large pantry; hcuucrv; one-tElrd acre;
we'll located; steam and trolley convenient
l,40Ds small cash payment and SO per month
AZ Don't miss THIS snap, q fne 3-acrc farm.
Aohe and frame sr- house; barn. Two pOulgrg
houses Ane water, irults shade MADE 10 oroef
For poultry and good iCr all crops; a snug
homes lovely elevation near cars; sl,4J5
ABS. great bargain; 1r- house; cellar,
stable; henHcTy: shed. garden; VIII be put 10
perfect order aud decorated 10 suit purchaser;
81 SEQ for 8, 500 home; part cash; then rent.
aPj-at sOULE & Co, $50 La. ave.
FOR sAl.E-Buiiding lots at BaIlston, between
Washington and Fails Church. ON electric Csr
balance 81 per week also three lots Tor -
each: $ do'su, balance s. per month JAMES
Z. CLEMENTS. 1906 G St nv. aP5-9t
FOR sALE-7I-Gcre farm, north Of Bethesda
PARK; a fine size for beautiful home OF Tor
subJiv.siCn; 81, coo. OWNER, ZI26 85rh ST.
NV ap2-llt
FOR SALE small fruit and poultry farm
7-roOu1 house, barn, well, half acre Strawberries
elegant poultry place, only 81, easy terms
Nd. BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, corner 10th
and c NV apl-7r
ONE CAR FARE, tickets for e5s, 70 Rogers
Addition 20 Mount Rainier; lots &c to Sc per T. f;
ccaveyances, recording. and abstract free- J. &.
ROGERS. owner. Fenaall Building fel5-Smo
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v ASTED-White and colored cha.nbermaid, SIS;
cooks general workers, nurses aud other help.
Apply 10 N g. nay. j
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HELP wANIED-MALE & FEMALE.

NANTEI'--J walters coiored: 10 waiesses,
white: s cLlrIb,.uaids. white; 10 kitche mon.
coiorci; 10 counter men, white; 10 htchcu
girls, white; good wages MACS EHLON-
MENT AGENCY. jl2 10th 81. NV. uj.@t
NANTED-At once, frst-class white 1rDeT,
also lady barber. ATLANTIC BLDG. BRBER
SHOP. go + st. nw. Sj 81
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WANTED-Girl about sixteen years old, T. 90
J. CHI house-nrk. laos i 81. nv. ;.
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FOR REET-HOUSEs.

FoR EENT-Southwcst corner 81 nth and SIS.
ne, front back, and side yards six rooms
and bath; beng put in 5000 condition, rem,
enIv 500 month WM II SAUNDERS & CO,
1901 g.. uw. apLyu
FOR EFNI-l323 Half 81. sw., = per month:
Eve rooms iu nice order; neaUest IN Washing
ton for price. FRANK A. HARRISON, " ash
iugton Loan and Trust Building. ap7-ot
FOR -Sevtn-ro0m house, all modern i'm.
uroyeEieuts. pleasantly situated near CAPITOL
and Library. rent moderate; furniture in four
rooms and hall Tor sale &C a bargain. address
bon IS this Office. ap5-St
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WANIED--A girl 10 DO general houssw0sl,-
Cali a. 1880 & S.. NV. Il
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Sure bargains; lot 23xI09, 1lth st.,
next corner North Carolina ave Sc, 5000.
Three lots 5J1115. to alley. 9th S. ne, near
Massachusetts, ave. 90 cents Lot 2l32Xl4j.
wide side and saved alleys. = near 18th
NV, Sis Three lots. 50XI20, % alley, l4th,
next corner Maryland ave. ne, 90 cents; nc .sIr
offer refused. WM- F. HOLTZMAN, 1921 T 81
NV. dD4-3t
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and apprentices. F. ROSE.
lib ST. NV apo-Sr
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WANTED-Settled woman for small family. ia
18th 81. Sc apf-at
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WANTED-Girl foT general Homework; 90 home
nights. 1888 18Th Il. Il
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WANTED-Ezperienced SKIRT hands and helper.
1870 l4Ll ST. NV. app 81
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WANTED-Two frst-class vostInakers. Call 20
b. r. SEITZ'S. Tailor 1882 r 81. NV. apo-zt
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SUITABLE FOR PRACTICE.
Ae have secondhand pianos at So up, and
organs o. so Up. tint VII DO cXccllentiy lor
practiciug. II YOU want one, speak for 81
This W-Ck. Is We are determined 20 close cut
al secondhand pianos and organs az once, 10
make roon fCg ne-. stock.
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For RENT-SUBURBAN.

TRUCK FARM TO lease BY Captain Giles; now
stopping at Central Union Mission. ap5-3t
FOR RENT-House, six rooms, cellar and At
tic; one acre fruit, poultry house, stable, 100
yards from station; Glendale, Nd. MISS A
N. NIXON. ap4-6t
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NANTI D-Experience ladies' tailor on fancy
~ ork. 1870 ll.h ST. NV ap5-3t