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OR SALE
Price $4,000
One-hah square from East Capitol ST., q
beautiful Groom press brick house; cellar;
beautiful lot 19.6xl05 TO 30-ft. paved alley.
House Is in perfect condition; better bar
gain ever offered.
Price 81, $50.
beautiful Groom modern press brick
house; cellar under entire house; furnace
heat open plumbing; no better built house in
Washington. The house could not be built for
the price asked. Situated one-half square
from Nd. ave. ne. Can be sold any
terms you name.
Price 81 $50
New houses in Sc. section, one square from
Pa ave. Sc, containing rooms, tiled bath,
open plumbing, furnace heat, cellar under en-
tire house; this house is situated in one Of
the most rapidly improving neghborhoods in
East Washington. Terms: $500 to $500 cash,
balance TO suit
Price $500
Rent $40 per mon. A Groom modern honse
on ID st. me-, convenient to 3 lines. The
best bargain ever offered in eastern realty.
Price 81 500.
6-room frame, one square from Lincoln
Park, rented at $14. 80 per mon. A bargain
Price $166.
A 5-room frame in ne. section, rented at
ST3O per mo. Granolithic sidewalk, paved
alley In rear. One square from 18th and Md.
ave- ne. No better bargain ever offered.
This is practically giving them away. The
house could not be built for the price.
We can quote yoa the lowest price on any
piece of realty that Is for sale In East
Washington. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
Phone East 81. sos East Capitol st.
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JUST TIE PLACE FOR SENATOR OR CON
Lot 34y11o 70 3o-ft pnyed aIlev
and Kitchen '"e
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rf C9NGErE SEdk MATlN n6d N HE4L caI
IAN
%, ,,,>n 9DFt1 ,y,t1II-[l NAMED . pv, o,
II 100 G. Ssle Agents.
BLUND0N. o'BRIEN X REI.T dNC). 1920 G
NORTHWEST.
y square from 14th ST. ers b.. cellar. AN
ATTRACTIVE HOME $500.
- square from main car line ELEGANT
$4,000
In refined residence section. srs. and b.; lot
25x9O. $4,000.
On prominent ave. ers. baths; steam heat;
Near nth ,nd Pa ave. ers. and b.: furnace
heat $1,000 COST SIS. $50
On Iettercd st. NOT A SIDE ST. 1ors.. 8
baths: hot-water heat $500.
A PERFECT HoME.-on an avenue near 14th
ST.. southern exposure: 9rs. and b.; hot-water
II SQUARE OF WALSH MANSION-7rs. and b.
II SQUARE OF PENSION OFFICE -9rs. and b.
$4,000.
Est NEAR 21sT.-7rs. and b. $4,000
ONE SQUARE OF GOVT PTG OFFiCE-srs.
ST. near 1ath--A FINE HOME SPLENDID
Sxfib. s7.7o0
hall; furnace % heat at 5000. ''' anu
NEAR DUPONT CIRCIE-wide. prominent ST..
ST. NEAR 6TH-11rs. and b. So. 900.
FINE CORNER. 18TH AND STS.-1Ors.. 2
baths: hot-water heat. $4,000.
NEAR 9TH AND sT-ors and b. STABLE.
A GOOD WIDE HOUSE WELL LOCATED
10rs ard b. STABLE. $3.50.
p ST. NEAR 9TH-9rs. and b. STABLE.
r. L AvE.-1Ors and b.: hot-water heat. STA
BILE. 1880.
-.7--, r,o,,,
'0r' and b ss,'Oo
on A FASHloNABLE I AvENnE' " ,oo NEW-1ors-
and b.; firstfoor kitchen sIloo
.- ,--,1,,-,,. ,-,,,,,,,,,,,-,,r
ARMY AND NAxY SECTi0aMA N0STH NOE, ID WESn ,I,
CORNER; ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS; HoT-WAIEh
NEAR SHERIDAN CIieLELNEW; lors..
baths: hrst-noor kitchen: nnlshed IN hard"ooh'
steam heat ss.'oV.
o,, >-r,,, -,--I MI, -, ,.
modern prices. s7.25O. $500 s7,7so.
pDrScFrox ST 11TsT OFF ,4rH ST. FINE
REslDENCE. UP-To-DATE. 5000.
HARVARD ST NEAR 14TH-Two SPECIAL
BAIiGAlNS; NE1RLe ss - NEw r. ,od aooefs' eaeh Is
N'''A'
THIS ONE Is 81 go Owner Of adjoining
house wants $3.50 FOR one Just like ours; 100
yards Of 14th and Clifton SITS.
so2 st-AN ELEGANT coRNhh ot, ypa on
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS.
,,on,,,x
18th near Lincoln Park-8rs and b. $3.50
CHEAP.
g ST near oth-6rs and b; brick 81 80
4th near E. Capit9l,lo,r - ind brick $500
Mass ave. near ad-7-r, brick; s2soo.
@ st. near 5th.8r. brick 81, 800
Sd St near c., Gn6-r; a brick; x;o Soy so ,oo
B ST near 11th.s-r; brick; h. s.; $500 800. o-o
Nd. ave near otn-iVrs: 81 yM AUi1. e. nGn G.'-'''
FL. ave. near 12th-6rs,; NEW; st,""
Tear iotb and D-er brick $3.50
!, near 4tb-7-r hrIck So 200
n Near 1ath-6-r brick 50 GOO.
n naer ad-ar brick s4TsO
q near Sfh-s-r. brick s3eoO
n near 5th-Tr hrfrk s2 25O
I, near 4th-S-r brick SO go.
n near 5tb-6-r brick ST. 900.
n naar ad-6r brie' - go
-
yOIT CAN HARDLY AFFORD NOT TO CtN-
srITT rs AROI1T PROPERTY. WE Know OUR
Tr-VCyF Will, NOT RE, MISPLACED HERE
f.ryr orr LIST A NEW ONE is OUT.
BITNDON. RBRIEN & BELT uDcl.
~ 1920 G. Phone Main 1220.
s-z. - - ~, Jy-CII ,ScT
tOft SAIL VI IT,, ~. - ryo,-sr oN col I'M
prs uFJGuTS. IN FIRST-CJ.ASS CON
DTTIOT: HOT-wATER HEAT; SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE; LARGE YARD
PRICE s6 5CO
ron SNIFL
G ST RFYT 9TH AND 10TH \ F.; g.
ROOM HOUSE. PRICE, 81, ,25D; RENTS
500 10
l. ST BET 9TH AND 10TH NV:
LOT 25X115: S-ROOM HOUSE. CAN
pT1 ROJTGHT VERY CHEAP
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SURETY COMPANIES.

We Issue Surety Bonds.
1t is our business. The fee is reasonable thu
service prompt. Don't entail your estate by soinl
ON bonds for relatives and friends. Send them to
The Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
GEORGE 7. PARKER. Resident Agent,
201 227 Colorado building.
Tel 34a1 fe6-7st-N
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FOR ALE-DEsIRABLE HOMES ON WASH
NGToN HEIGHTS"
$4,000
Stone and brick front; 10 rooms, 4 on first floor
$500.
New; 10 rooms; 4 rooms on first floor: hot
water heat; well located.
$1,000.
Well located 10 rooms, on first floor; 2
baths; lot 19x10O.
Brownstone and brown-brick front: we'll 10
Gated; rooms on first floor, all finished in oak:
sleeping rooms; tiled baths; hot-water heat.
$500
On Columbia Road: beautiful outlook; 8 rooms:
very artistic; good d-slzed lot.
$500.
New and never been occupied 10 rooms -four on
first foor); sleeping rooms; hot ater heat;
beautiful view of city.
se,75O.
On beautiful wide street; IL rooms a first
foor: tiled baths; large lot: paved alley; front
and back porches; other houses Just like 1t re-
Gently brought $11, 1,50O; excellent for
selling q bargain.
10000
Well constructed; fine location west Of Colum-
bia road on through street; beautiful out
look; II rooms; handsome tiled bath rooms
frst-door kitchen; hot-water heat.
sf0,25o.
UNQUESTI0NABLY THE VERY BEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED IN WEII-CONSTRCCTED
HOUSE ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS about
IL rooms; two fine tiled bath rooms; best hot
water heating plant; very fine oak wood; large
dining room.
$4,000.
One OF the very best locations In this desirable
section overlooking large and beautiful grounds;
west OF Columbia road very handsome front;
IL rooms; handsome bath rooms; hot-water
heat.
$4,000.
Very handsome new house, fronts south; not
far out; about IA rooms; baths not-wat ter
heat first floor finished In handsome oak wood
with paneled sides and ceiling in dining room.
$4,000.
Large detached house; fine location on wyo-
ming ave, west OF Columbia road; about IL
rooms; lot 50x165 feet.
CALI, OR SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES In ALL SECTIONS.
1t MOORE HILL, Inc), III I4th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1904-02-27
FOR sALElesHoUsEs.
FOR SALE-GILT-ED0ED INNESTMENTA
LARGE NcoMEgBoDucERs
PRICES Low ENOUGH, TO SELL AGAIN



PRICES Low ENOUGH TO SELL AGAIN
AT PROFIT
SO. 600. Renting for sss lot 5ox15o: near g.
P. o.. NV; appraised at $4,000: $500 once
loaned on 1t By an out-of to@n corporation.
$1i,5oo- Renting for $1oe 8 month; new; NV;
very cheap.
se;soo- Renting for SO month; store and
dwelling on 18th st. n.w.
;soe".Resati1g ss.9 s fss SIT month; brick houses
$7.25o-Rents $50; large corner drug store NV.
$S,s0O-Renting for $50 a month: new Groom
houses, with halls and, baths: a numbered
street.
$13.000-Four 3-story. Groom brick houses on
numbered st. NV: furnace heat; renting for
ss,ooo-Rents for $50; 1oroo 2Ox1oo; near
Conn. ave and S st.
$7,0O0-Renting for $s3 on a numbered st: NV
$1.9oo-Renting for SIT month; lot 17x95, near
Pa. ave. NV.
$4,000 Renting for s225o; rooms and bath;
on 21st st.
g; Renting for $3.50; good 7-room brick
lot 2Ox75: near 9th and II ne.
$500 Renting for $40 month: rooms and
ue.
$1,000 Renting for $50 month; brick houses
on prominent thoroughfare NV.
SIS Renting for SIS; 2on1oo; one-half square
from 9TH st. cars.
81, 40o-RentinG for $50; lettered st. n.w.; 8
stories. cellar, TILED BATH. FURNACE.
81. 25o-Rents for $780, sstory brick; near 9th
$S,SOU-RentfnR 500. two G-r0o
brick houses; on st. ne.
$4,000 Renting for $40 month; small brick
houses.
$4,500-Rentng for s3s month: New Jersey
$500. n'"'' . 'ee' front; $500 refusea' "'''n
s2,ooo-Rentng for s1s near pension office.
s3,6oo-Renting for $50; 8 stores on Q ST. NV.
s4,75o-Renting for $ss; New York ave. NV.
near 7th st.
$1,000 low price for this good s-room house;
lot 45x9o to alley; near Pa. ave. Sc.
s7,5oo-5O feet front on Mass. ave. NV; rer!s
s4.15O-Renting for $50; 8 rooms: on s st. NV.
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST
II STONE & FAIRFAX sO6-sos + st. NV.
FOR sALE-$10.oOO
Ing, well arranged; double parlors, dining room.
pantry and kitchen, all the first floor; five bed
OELAIN TUB: HOT HoT-WATER VAT He, HEAT; lot 2sxi2s;
A FIRST-CLASS BRICK STABLE.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX S06SOS f ST Nv.
FOR SALE-$S $50
Near 14th and streets; 12-room dwelling;
lot 27x95; front Of the best quality of red brick
and brownstohe; STONE PORCH AND STONE
STEPS; very imposing front From appear
ances one would value the property at not less
than $4,000: indeed. 1t is said that it has cost
more than that To close partnership it is
offered at this extremely low price; location
suitable for private residence fine loca-
tion for one who would care to let few
to select parties. 1t would also prove good
paying investment. IC s.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX So6-S F st. NV
FOR SALE-s6, 400
New, bay-window, threestory, light brick
fronts lettered street west Of 18th street;
constructed of frst-class materials; reception
hall, dining room, pantry and kitchen the
first floor; LARGE TILED BATH ROOM AND
ALL cOnveniences the second and third floor;
cellar under the entire house; laundry tubs; bean
tifnl cabinet mantels; tiled freplaces; HEATED
BY STEAM; the most attractive and most
venient three-story houses thar have been recent
Iy erected in the northwest
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. S06-s0s st. NV.
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FOR SALE
An unusually good opportunity for home
seeker. chance for gilt-edge investment.
PAYS OVER - PER CENT NET
ON $3.50 INVESTED.
Two family houses In an exceptionally desirable
locality of the northwest. convenient to both
Metropolitan and Capital Traction car lines Hand
some fronts of stone and brick: 2 stories; each
apartment has large dry cellars under entire
house; furnace heat LARGE ATTIC; lots each
20xlo5 TO 20-foot alley.
LIST floor apartment rooms; rent ......... $27 80
= I'd floor apartment rooms and attic; rent 5000
Monthly rental each baiding. 81. 80
Both have modern bath rooms and rean porches.
Loan AT AZ PER CENT INTEREST. a'7so
Cash invested. ...................... 81 500
Yearly rental. ....................x $500 90
Interest loan s4.75O. .......... .S2I3.75
Taxes testimatedl per year 5000
Insurance, per year. $50
Water rent, per year 4.S0
Net yearly rental ......................s43 .s437. %
1t MOORE HILL incl Ut 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-182e STREET NV.
$780,
stories 10 rooms side light large lot; fine
condition
APPLY FOR PERMIT TO INSPECT.
1t MOORE HILL unc), TIT l4th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV; 40x1OO,
20 feet of which Is improved by two
story brick STORE and STABLE, with
S-ROOM apartment abova, all being well
rented The owner desires to leave the
city and wishes to get an offer. No rea-
sonahle one refused SEE US.
b. II. WARNER COMPANY.
fe27-2t 916 st. NV.
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FOR SALE IF YOU LIKE THE BEST
THE MOST FOR THE MONEY,
IN THE BEST LOCATION,
Look at those handsome houses on Columbia
Road near 18th st. GO IN 1856. OPEN; HEATED.
ONLY $3.50.
so WELL PLANNED; rooms deep; TWO q,
BATH ROOMS: beautiful maptels; TWO t2)
srAIRwAys: STEAM HEAT.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. soe-sos II. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

BARNARD & MARK,
The Oval Sign. 1412 q ST
fe27 -20d 81
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FOR SALE-ONLY a LEFT.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
No. 80 r. l. ave. NV. Furnished and open
Sunday.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-$4. go.
$4,000 house. The largest, cheapest and best
located new house In the northwest for the price.
BUILT TO SELL FOR $1,000. $500 has been
loaned at 5%. WELL LOCATED ON LET
TERED ST. NV. 3 stories. cellar: o rooms and
lath FURNACE HEAT. lot 1S.Gx1I0.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX S0G-S0S F st. NV.
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FOX SALE-
DOUBLE DWELLING FRONTING ON n
! H. AVE. having a frontage of 63 feet; built By
one of the most reliable builders for the owner's
home; finished throughout, I, In n. hard wood, mahoe
throughout; a magnificent house for enterfainine.
The owner having moved from Washington, Is
quite desirous Of making a. sale this spring and
for something out of the ordinary should not fail
to inspect this house,
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, S06-S0S ST. ms
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splendid residence on Coma. ave-, with :
frontage OF A feet; the house contains about IL
tA''' It STONE FAIRFAX. sos-sos ST. mn.
Evening star., 1904-02-27

Near Conn. ave. and Q St. comparatively new
stone and brick dwelling stone porch. stone steps
south frcnt. Is offered for ST. 500, to settle an es
tate The house contains IL large rooms Is heated
by first-class hot t-water plart AND THERE Is
A VERY COMFORTABLE 2STORY BRICK STA
BILE ON THE REAR OF THE LOT. This house
Is good value at this price ii sold originally for
$4,000, and under favorable conditions would sell
for that much again. II an owner to &C.
cupy it. so that 1t could be shown to advantage
there Is profit OF least $500 to the pur-
chaser. :.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. sO6-sos st. NV.
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FOR SALE-$7, ,25O
Any one desirons Of securing the best house in
me northwest for this price should Investigate
No. 1I1S U street; nearly new; three stories
with bay window; press-brick front stone trim.
mings; stone porch and steps. First fioor-Par-
room pantry and a well-equpped kitchen. See.
0nd hoor-Four pleasant bed \ms VERY
l.AHGE TILED BATH ROOM WITH A POR-
CELAIN TUB, NICKEL PLUMBING. Third
hoor-Two very large nice bed chambers. me
house has front and stairways; cellar under
entire house; two-story perches in the rear:
numerous cabinet mantels and open 6replaees,
ONE OF THE BEST STEAM HE ATM:
PLANTS EVER PUT IN A HOUSE good size
rear yard TO an alley; the location Ia one or fhe
most convenient in the northwest; no need for a
carriage you have one OF the best car lines
passing the door. As an investment II is first
class; we rent other houses in the bloek for sE0
pei MONTH Accommodating terms ~
II STONE & Fairfax. 8a8- sos r ST. NV
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FOR S4dE-TO NICE COLORED FAMILY
pretty 2-story Groom brick house. near 18th St
ne: Price only 81 300 very easy terms.
MM II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 ST. NV
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FOR SAEE-B1
HEISKEIL g. McLERAN, 1908 ST.
$10,50O.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
LOCATED WEST OF 18TH ST.
FACES SOUTH AND EAST.
FOUR ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR.
3-story and cellar residence; brown-stone and
buff brick front; 10 rooms and tiled bath room; !;
handsomely finished and decorated; in perfect
condition; heated by the best hot-water plant;
extra well built for owners home; cost over
$12 600. fe2I-6t
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For Sale-S3. 100 for an attractive 2-story brick
nice rooms and BATH located in good neg,,5or
hood. one square from Stanton Park n.e
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FOR SALE-$7, 800
Price reduced to close estate A room
Day window brick dwelling, very near the Stat
Department lot 20x10o; the owner says he car
produce papers to show that the cost Of con
strnctfon OF the house alone was more thar
$1,000 Any one wishing to locate central shoult
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, soe-s st. NV
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FOR SALE-S2, ,200-A 2-SrORY BAY-WINDOW
prick. near 18th and l SITS. ne; 8 rooms and
bath; deep lot to alley; very easy payments.
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For Sale-$2. $50: $500 cash. balance small
monthly payments for a pretty 2-story and ceIIar r
bay-window brick. located near 18th and Fla.
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1904-02-27

50. 600. Renting for $SS Lot 5Ox1J0: near 9.
p. o.: NV; appraised at $4,000: $500 once
loaned on 1t by an out-of town corporation
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FUK SALE-$11, $50.
An attractive residence west of
Conn. ave-, IN the army and navy sections, con-
tanning II rooms. TWO BATHS, HOT-WATER
HEAT. electric gas lightings. speaking tubes.
3 bay windows This price il low: there was a
trust of $4,000 on It, the holder Of which. on ac
count Of the failure of the former owner, was
Obliged TO take the house and now offers 1t at a
price several thousand dollars less than 1t Is
actually worth. There is better location in
Washing ton than this; II is in section that is
being built up all sides by residences costing
anywhere from $50, 600 to $100, 900; it is one of
those houses that after 1T is sold there viii he
parties who would be glad to pay an advance to
secure II. Investigate.
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAy SOG-SOS f St NV.
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COMFORT, CONVENIENCE
AND SAFETY AT
THE WORLDS FAIR.
High Class Accommodation Right In
side the Fair Grounds, ST.
Louis.

The long. tiresome trips which 50
often proved an unpleasant feature OF
worlds fair visits. both in Chicago
and in Buffalo, have all been elimi-
mated for visitors by the erection OF
The Inside Inn, situated right inside
the Fair grounds. This splendid hos
telry has been specially built under
the supervision of the Worlds Fair
Management. with view of affording
high class accommodations and enter
tainment for visitors. The rooms
which number over 1000 are large.
light and beautifully furnished, many
of the suites having bath attached
Fire proofng material has been used
throughout and most extraordinary
precautions have been taken against
FIRE Il is run on both the European
and American plans. at rates ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50 per day European,
and from SO 90 to 81 90 American. in
GLIDING admission.
Ladies unattended and families will
fully appreciate the very great con
yenience of thus residing right within
the Fair grounds where their comfort,
safety and pleasure are studied in ev-
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The enormous capacity of The In
side Inn assures good accommodations
for all-no matter when or in what
numbers they come-but those who
like to feel that their accommodations
are secure can make reservations now
for any period desired. Address The
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Worlds Fair Grounds. St. Louis, Mo.
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Evsnselists Get Revenge.
special TO Daily Leaner.

I1HNNANA " A%f1fAJ A-N"N+f
Enid, okla, May Am exact re-
verse Of the game played Monday be-
tween the Shawnee and Enid teams
occurred in the game yesterday be
tween the same teams. The game
was just as close and the anal score
the same--1 to 0, on an error. Frantz
was On second. with two men out.
VIII, passed ball to the catcher al
lowed him to score The game was
played on heavy field but was one
of the best ever witnessed on the
local diamond. Fiuly, a new pitcher,
was given a try cut in the game aud
made good He will be signed by
Enid Following is the score:
Enid j.. ...0 900 o / 90 O--i
Shawnee 20 o 90 0 0 % 90
Batteries-Enid; Finely and Miller;
shawnee Loughmiller and Kearnes,
Umpire. Crotty.
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Persons who have gone to Indian
territory to buy Creek freedmen lands
since the restrictions were removed
complain that a large portion Of the
agricultural lands Is covered by tive
year lease Often a freedman can
be found willing to sell. but the lessee
interyenes and demands as high as
$40 an acre for the REIMBURSEMENT Of
his five years lease, which often Is as
muon as Is asked for the land by its
owner Farmers seeking homes IN the
Creek country are unwilling to invest
under such conditions. Should they
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When the Sap Rises

Weak lungs should be careful. Coughs
and colds are dangerous then. One
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and
colds and gives strength to the lungs.
Mrs. G.. E. Fenner, OF Marion. Ind,
says, Il suffered with a cough until
l run down in weight from las to 92
lbs | tried a number Of remedies to
no avail until used One Minute
Cough Cure. -Four bottles OF this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
of the cough. strengthened my lungs
and restored me to my normal weight,
health and strength" Sold by ]. n.
Wallace.
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standing Of the clubs.
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Oklahoma City hign school
base ball team will not contest with
the Logan county high school team on
the Island park diamond Friday after
noon Immediately after the game
last Saturday challenge by the local
high school team to play here next
Friday was accepted. but yesterday
Manager Rexroad received word that
the visitors would NOT play and the
game in consequence has been call
ed off
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RHE
chIcaao. 15; pIttsburu. ;.

Chicago, llI., May 4.-Chicago's
ability to hit the bali proved Pitts
burg's undoing and the locals had an
even dozen runs to spare at the end
Pitcher Scanlan was relieved in the
fourth inning by Lee. but this did
not help matters. Score:
RHE.
Chicago ....O2O42223x-15 Is 3
Pittsburg .O1O1002OO-- 3 S A
Batteries: Briggs and King; San
Ian. Lee and Smith.
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No better made. Try it. All first
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trust. but manufactured by Gilliland's
Baking Powder company. Cameron,
Missouri. The Williamson, Halsell'
Erazier are the iobbers. Call for
simon Pure Baking Powder-"22 years
a success"
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al RENo

aud the new counties IA Western Ok
lahoma, also all points on the Rock
Island System, including Chociaw
Division. can now be reached TO best
advantage by the New Line.
The st. Louis, EI Reno & Western
Railway CO.
Trains leave Guthrie from Santa
Fe (Unlon) station
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speeIaI werIa,s FaIr rraIn % s.. LouIs:

A Special Worlds Fair train will
leave Gnthrie and Oklahoma City for
st. Louis. over the Frisco railroad the
evening of May IA. 1904, with the Ok
lahoma Editors TO attend the National
Editorial Association meeting The
governor. his stan and the Oklahoma
Cavalry band with SO pieces will ac
company this train.
Any person desiring Pullman bertha
from Guthrie viii apply TO Captain t.
A. Neal at Guthrie. T. A. Neal, Cap
tain Oklahoma Cavalry Band.
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Buck Campbell editor Of the Wau-
komis Hornet is thankful for small
fayors. Last week he received trans
portation and an admission ticket to
the worlds fair grounds at st. Louis
good for ten days and In acknowledg-
ing receipt Of the same added that
the only thing that was lacking to
make the trip one of unalloyed happi-
ness was a meal ticket for two. It
is sincerely hoped that some kind
friend win remember the editor Of the
Hornet
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RHE
New York. 8; washington. I.

New York. May f.-Loose heldinr
by Washington and timely hitting by
New York enabled the latter TO win
their second game Of the present
series from the visitors Score:
RH.E.
New York ,02t00l10x-s 10 I
Washington ..ocO0OlO0o-i 6 2
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The Mutual Life Insurance com1
pany under the able management oi
Judge #. J Lowe, has beaten out ali
the other old line companies in tho
two territories Mutual agents under
the direction Of Judge Lowe get bust
ness and keep II.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, a; New York. o.

Boston, Mass, May 4.-Boston won
by timely hitting. while New York was
unable to hit Wilhelm when hits would
count New Yorks many mlsplays
counted little in the scoring Attend
ance. 500 Score:
RHE.
Boston ... ..OO12OOO1x-4 3 1
New York ...OOOOOOO0O-0 8
Batteries Wilhelm and Moran /;
Milligan and Warner.