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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

10 our humiliation" Speaking OF tb<
rapid growth aud DEVELOPMENT of thu
/ country, Mr. Bede said BY way Of -
lustration.
dot on the map Now they think
they own the earth out there. Ther
are beginning 10 build iioraTies there
In a generation or two they'll begin %
read them. II Is natural progression
and they cant help it.'-ChicagO Post.
one of the most enthusiastic Of all
those who follow the elusive golf balls
over the Chevy Chase links near Wash
ingfon is Justice Harlan of the United
States supreme court. De has turned
three score and ten, but he declines TO
agree that he has therefore passed
what some have called the dead line"
Of active life. Il am no Older than I
was twenty years ago" he remarked
the other day, and while I can keep
up my golf I'm apt to stay So
Justice Harlan, after his first lesson
in trying 10 make the bail do things It
apparently did rot wish 20 do described
golf as q cross between tiddly-Winl1s
and q mile rum" but today he plays,
rain or shine, summer CT winter,
matching of with generals or diplo-
mats or, falling these, colonel B0gey
himself.
%Ut long ago IN a pause III q session
of the supreme court, the gallery saw
Justice Harlan write something on a
bit of paper and. calling page. send
il down u former Attorney General
GTiggs. who, himself an ardent golfer.
was at the time before the tribunal
about 10 plead a case. In such room,
in such a presence. everything becomes
impressive, but that note merely read.
Dear Griggs: I was out before break
fast this morning, and played q white
ball against a red One-the red man
against the paleface. And the Injun
won-twO Up. H."-New York Tribune.
Says a writer in an eastern exchange:
After ] had watched a negro fishing in
a South Carolina brickyard pond for
forgr minutes without pulling up his
hook, l asked him if he thought there
were any fish there to be caught
No. sab; / reckon not he replied.
But you seem TO be fishing"
Yes. sab"
But perhaps you are not fishing for
dsh?"
No. sab
I waited ten minutes for him to ex-
plain, but as he did not / finally asked
him what particular object he. had in
view
De objick. sab ne repeated. with
out taking his eyes off the pond or
moving the pole; de objick Of my fish
in fur fish whar dere nain't any is to
let de ole woman see dat I hasn't got
no time TO pick uD de hoe and work in
de truck patch"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
STORIES WELL TOLD

Of potash said the chemist In nat
ural wines bitartrate OF potash is al
ways found
Sc Thanks said the winter. in a tone
OF relief It viii be found in my wines
hereafter. -
Murphy, a full private in the First
battalion, Blankshire regiment. was be
ing tried the other day for being drunk
The commanding officer knew the face
too wei. for Murphy had been brought
up on the old charge times without
number
Punishment did not cure him. so the
g o. had drawn vivid word pictures OF
the horrible evils of the canteen-
Now, Murphy" ne said, didn't you
promise me faithfully that you would
act up to your uniform ."
I did, sor." replied the frrepressfbIe
one; and. bedad. 1 did act up to il
entoirely. Ne uniforrum was t0ightI"
spare Moments.
newspaper Washing ton correspon-
oent was chatting with ex-Repressnt-
atIve Gill Of Ohio. when the latter said
something iii an indistinct voice which
the correspondent thought was refer
ence to Charlie" Lands. the Indiana
congressman
Yes, said the correspondent. Char
lie Lands - very nice fellow So
is his brother Fred, not Kenesaw. you
know, bur Fred. Speaking of Fred
Lands reminds me"
Mr. Gill appraised his voice in tones Of
naughty scOrn. I did not say Charlie
Lands, he said in icy tones 7 said
corioianus-he who. as he classics tell
us. was called from the piow TO the
helm of state"
The correspondent subsidized and
skunk abjectIy out OF the room.
When the correspondent told this
story TO bis colleagues one of them
said: The joke was net on you. but
ON this naughty man Gill. It was Gin
clnnatus who was called from the p,OW,
not 'CoriOanus."
The idea Of Gill not knowing
that exclaimed the correspondent in
dignantly. And he comes from Ohio.
too-"-Chicago Post
Representative Bede of Minnesota.
who at present holds the title of
humOrist of the house. was one of tie
guests at a recent dinner OF TIE Old
Second ArmOry corps, and was as
signed to speak to one of the regular
toasts. He began by declaring that he
was not accustomed TO speak 10 so
distinguished an as5embIy.
Most of my friends" he said ARE
In congress or in the penitentiary. The
other day up there-I mean in the
house, not the penitentiary-the chap
lain asked the Lord to lock down on
US Soure &C US thought that that was
pretty hard, inasmUch as NEST men
H3d Deen doing il, and we didn't see
why the Lord should be asked 10 add
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
Friendly Suggestion

My heart is sun untenanted, sighed
the slender summer girl.
why don't you write on your card.
Flat to let?' asked her plump cousin
who was wearing a broad smile and a
new engagement ring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
The First Qualification.

Detroit Free Press.)
The tailor ought to be a good pOliti-
clan. -
Why"
Because he is so successful at button
hOling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

Senator Hale claims that the fate OF
the PetropavIovsk proves that battle-
ships are obsolete
The word batueship-" he said the
other day. declares the New York Tri-
bune. rs now a misnOmeT- This big
and costly and helpless sea monster.
that al a touch of a 81 mine or torpedo
turns turtle and sinks-what right has
it TO call itself a battleship any
longer2
Hardly any more right" the SEN
atOr went on. than the child of a GER
tain Ellsworth couple had to call itself
Methuselah- The parents Of this child
liked Biblical names, and their chill
dren as they appeared were chTistened
Noah. Ruth, Shem and so on Finally
a boy baby arrived, and the name Of
MethuSeIah was bestowed on him.
But poor little MethUselah did not
live I'D TO his name. On the contrary,
he died-died in his infancy-and in one
OF our Ellsworth cemeteries you may
see his tomb with the epitaph:
'Methuselah Carney, Aged Nine
Months
It think Of the epitaph," concluded
Senator Hale, whenever I think OF
modern battleships."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

Prince Hohenlohe, in course OF his
recent visit 10 New York. commended
the wines of America He praised es-
peciaiiy the California red wines. which
seemed, he said, to be exceedingly pure
Then, apr0pOs of vines purity. the
prince narrated a recent happening in
Berlin
A Berlin vintner." he said, was ac-
cused Of selling a wine made of chem
icals. He Was brought to court, found
guilty and fined.
After he had paid his fine he ap-
preached the chemist whose testimony
had convicted him.
How did you know. he said curl
ously. that my wine was manufac-
turedT'
Because It contained no bitartrate
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Jacob H Schiff. the New York bank
err, was talking about plain and direct
speech
ITO he plain and direct IS always
best" he said, but TO be too plain
and direct is To be uncouth-to be Iu-
dicrOus.
"A good example Of that was afford
ed by a clergyman. He was address,
ing d congregation Of fishermen and
he wanted TO be sure they would un-
derstand him
The Bible tells US. said this cfer-
gyman. that it is as difficult for a
camel To pass through needles eve
as for "a rich man To enter the king
dom of heaven. That though. is a
roundabout way Of stating the case. /
should state it ike this.
1t is as difficult for a rich man to
enter the kingdom Of heaven as for a
shad to go up a smoOth-bark apple tree
tail foremost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

Governor John G. Brady OF Alaska
is visiting the Worlds fair:
A reporter was COndOling with Gov
ernor Brady over the fact that on his
arrival in St Louis he had been
knocked down by a bicycle and struck
by a trolley car. says the Boston Post
Yes" said the governor. Ito avoid
the trolley I stepped in front of the
bicycle I expected one accident but
not two. I was not SO piggish as John
Carr of Sitka-
John Carr" ne resumed. lis Sftka
character He did a job Of work for n
shoemaker one day and in the middle
of the job the shoemaker called him
indoors.
'- That is thirsty work YOU are do
ing. John said the shoemaker, kindly
I am going TO give you drink. Which
would you prefer. old man. mug Of
ale or a tumbler of punch
I don't wish to be troublesome,
said john I'll just take the one while
you're making the other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

A clergyman was rebuked by one Of
the ruling elders for Sauntering on the
Sunday along the hillside above the
manse. The clergyman took the reDuke
In good part. but tried TO show the
Temonstrant that the action Of which
he complained was innocent and law
ful and he was about 70 cite the IA
NOUS example Of a Sabbath walk, with
the plucking of the ears Of corn, as
set forth in the gospels when he was
interrupted with the remark: "Ou ay,
sir, 7 ken weel what you mean 10 say.
but for my part I haze nefer thOcht the
better o them for breakiu' the Sawb
bath
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

According to the Atchison Globe, sew
eraI years ago Mike Sutton and Ed
Madison were law partners at Dodge
City. Madison tnow judge was invited
TO deliver a Memorial day address at
Stafford, and accepted, but at the last
moment couldn't 90. SO he sent his
partner. Mike sutton. In a letter TO
the committee ne explained the Gil
cumstanceS. As matter Of fact he
said. eve have but one Memorial day
address in the firm. and Mike delivers
it about as well rs I do"
Down in my country" said William
Zeveley Of MuskoEee. / r. there was
a lawyer named Mccain who was re-
tanned 10 defend an old chap charged
with killing a man. McGann got MS
client out ON BAH. and the client. not
satisfied with the slow working of the
law. thought to settle things for him
self and self and in his own favor
He went out one day and killed the
chief witness for his own prosecution.
The sheriff went after him. but he lived
near the Arkansas line, and hoped
over dntO that state every time a posse
approached. Finally reward Of $500
was offered for the murderer. McGann
was short Of money and went to the
sheriff Bill. he said. viii you give me
that $500 reward If ] get that MN for
you?
sure said the sheriff. MsGann
drove out TO the old fellows place and
found him in one of his fields. but car
rying a rifle. When the man saw his
lawyer he pat down his rife AIcGaun
drew bead ou him with his own rife
and ordered him 10 throw uP his hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

Senator Quay was fond Of telling a
story of an experience at a country
hotel near Pittsburg- Hanging on the
wall ia the paTIor was an inscription,
-'ICi on Darle Francois"
The senator uOticed the inscription.
and turning 10 the proprietor, said:
DO YOU speak FRENCH
NO. replied the proprietor United
States viii do for me-
We'll. then" said Quay, ''why do yOu
have that notice on the wali2 That
means French is spoken here
Wen. III be blamed if a young chap
didn't sell that TO me for a motto God
bless our home,' " answered the aston
iShed hotel keeper.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-22
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
At
CHEVERLY GARDENS

Ten city lots in 4 block at only
$4,000. Terms, $500 monthly.
This is country with city accommo-
with railroad station right at
your finger tips. Eighteen trains
daily. Six cents fare. Fifteen min
utes from city. With six months
free transportation to every
purchaser Property can be seen
any week day or Sunday.
We study to assist those who are
DESTROYS Of making a home for
themselves.
Office open till S 80 p. m.
Information at office,
$40 COLORADO BUILDING.
q A1ousUu MGR.
Oc2J-st
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-COmpIete suburban home
AT College Park, Nd large grounds
shade. shrubberys heunery: water ~
house, terms TO suit trolley and steam
cars price reduced 20 s. 200. J. o.
JOHNSON. 1415 g St Oc2O-4t
FOR SALE-At BerWyn. beautiful nine
room house; T. large lots; ali iuciosed :
runs wired for 500 chickens, young or
chard OF fruit trees all kinds OF berries.
vineyard, etc,i steam cars and trolley
fine view of surrounding country: ter
raced lawn, oak shade trees, EiIl sell
on easy monthly payments at half Of its
value JOHN j. KLElNER a CO. 6l7 i
st. NV. UcI9-Gt
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CHESAPEAKE 3 OHIO ~.

Trains leave Pennsy wanna station Daily.
ESQ j. A.-CHlCAGu and 81 LOUIS SPE-
CLAL Solid Eeztlllle. electric lighted,
dining car train 10 ST.. Louis, with Pullman
sleepars TO Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
apolis- and ST. Louis Farlor Car through 70
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Parlcr Cara
Cincinnati % @ cagoi Dining Car fr1n
Washington.
MAO P. M-F. r. r. LIMITED. solid vsssi-
bule, electric sighted. dining car train 70
Cincinnati, with Pullman Sl=epers 80 Cin-
CinuatI, Indianapolis ST. Louis, LeNlnsC7Is
and Louisville. Compartment Sleeper 10
Virginia Hot Springs daily except SUNDAY
bIeepET5 Cincinnati % Chicago aul So
Louis Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 Pelnsg ssuis
Avenue; 5J9 kourueeuth str5ers near +, and &C
the station. Telephone loo for FelUsF Falis
Cab Service. H. ~ III L4i.EIts
Telephone Main 1906. General Passenger Agt.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE - OId-esJa1lished boarding
house; fine stand for oysters and dairy
luuchi owner retiring from business.
apply llu lth ST. nv. oezz-5t
FOR RENT-St0reroOm Tor meats and
vegetables, rooms and bath above for
dwelling purposes and stable az the
best portion OF the Northwest sectioui
sCLue uNtures and trace LOUIS =.
sHOEMAhER, go IL 81 NV oczZ-5t
III YOU WANT TO enter or go out Of
business, call on me. buy and sell an
kinds Of active, reliable established busi-
ness GRANT PARISH, l4zS New York az.
ocZO-2ot
WANTED-To lease wharf in George
town: state location. space, and terms
address BOX - this ofiice oczz-5t
For sALE-Coal yard; old stand. Ad-
dress BOX Isl. this office. ocz2-st
FOR SALE-One of the pest corner
groceries in the Northeast reason Tor
selling. other business. Address BOX
lz3. this ofIice. 1t
NANTED-A Grand Army man with
$Zr1uJ IN q mCney-Co business. Ad-
dress BOX lI5. this office. Oczi-st
/. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. So 10 SO
per day guaranteed Sl,5y0 required. in
Vestigate. TOWER COMPANY, gu Tth
ST. nW. OcZ1-5t
LAUNDRY ROUTE ana cigar stand,
with stock ana n1turesi present income
$50 per month net; sI25 takes It, TOWER
COMPANY, gu eth ST. NV oc21-3t
$3.50 TAKES stock and fixtures of dry
goods and small notions; same hands -
years; genuine chance for right party
as these goods invoice over f15gJi nne
chance Tor two lEdies, trade 5000 10
5000 yearly very anxious to sell
TOWER COMPANY, Gil 5th ST. NV.
oc2l-3t
8 ACRES. with splendid house that cost
900 to build, it's yours Tor $500: small
payment, with balance at 90 land
around it sells f2r 90 Per acre
TOWER COMPANY, Oh 7th St NV
oc-l-SL
FOR sALE-A bakery. can Us II st.
ne. OlzL-ol
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch with patron
age Of three departments; owner ~ bad
healtni wants of1ers rare chance IkE
SOLLE co. lluc.), $50 La. ave.
$500
FOR sALEDairy lunch; established
nine years; daily business. So guaraT-
teed 10 clear s. 500 yearly; Aslg1i no
tE.ners- NEW YORK BUSINESS BRO
ASKS OH T. Oczy-5L
FOR SALE-Feed business: chance sell
com offered yearly business, So, gtJi
owner in bad health, inventory. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 f.
CC1J-at
FOR SALE-At bargain; contents OF
an u-rO0m. Wcll-esLaDllsued rOOm1ng
house, filled with permanent rOomers.
go y st. NV. oc20-3t
FOR SALJc-I5-head dairy stock and
mix route together or separately T.
II. HORN, Tuxedo. nd. Ocz0-3t
FOR -Af0ney-maker; corner gro
Gerry and meat store reason Tor selling
other business Ia sight. 3910 18th st. M.
Ccz0-St
FOR SALE-A shoemaker's shop; VIII
sell cheap; IL sold Immediately. Apply at
18th and st. sW oc20-5t
TRUST FUNDS 10 loan on improved
property, In sums as low as SEQ, 6 per
cent interest LA W E1Efs Room - "a
~ ST. NV OCZJ-It
PATENT LAWYER, Hngulst college
graduate with foreign practice, eXpe-
Tleuce. wants partner small capital re-
Quired. Address BOX 10 this Office.
oC2l-4t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every dag 81 the year from foqU u 7lh
81 for lit. Monroe. NorloIz Newport
- News and All points south. by the sll-
. perb, powerful steel palace steamers -Ne8-
- port News ''NorIllL.' ana Washing
- ton"
w. Washington. $50 pm Nv. Portsmouth. 90 pan
Lv AIe2andIia- q 500 pan Ly- lrf0lk 20 pan
Ar H. AonrOc--7. 800 ala Nv. lit. Monroe. Z zoo PA
Az Egrlo-k---- q. 200 ana AR Alexandria. 80 ana
Ar Portsmouth. IS 500 4u. AT. Washington - 20 am
- Through connection made 1t Norf0lz
with steamers % Ola Dominion Steamship,
90. LlE AEE YORK. anu Merchants EuA
- Miners steamships for Boston.
- Ea-f0r further information apply at gem
= =
Sc. wharf ilelepholl Eaiu 5165f
-- JSO CALLAHAN . b. Pres. 8 Gen MsF.
- ~ H. CALLAHAN. Gen Pass. l-gL
ds2g-H
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90 - q RENr-HousEs.

FOR SALE OR RENTS 4 ST. NV:
rooms. reception hall. porcelain bath
back porch deep ioti house finished iu
Persian tapestries. ingram papers. dadO,
plate ana photograph rails. swinging
door. dumb waiter. For sale few days
only, then for rent. OWNER, Z3O9 list 81.
NV. CcgI-3L
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SEABOARD AIR line RAILWAY.

AI-hCl OlIIoel III e-I--1-1 -aEss
For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. C1lum5lz
Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta Biz
miughaU. Mobile, Pea5ae1ill ana New Orleans
Pullman Buffet SlespeI5 u jacksonville Fla
connecting AZ Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10
Atlanta
700 p b. DAuY-Seab0ard E1pTess-Soiid
train 20 Jacksonville and Tampa. Hlth Pullman
SIeepsTs through 90 Atlanta. Jacksonville, and
Tampa taking uH Caiz Dining Car 40 Hamlet
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
scHEDULE EEEECIIEE OCIoBER 70. 100

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10. 1854
Trains leave nom Peunsg lVznia Station
1855 A. ST. DAILH--Isocll for Harrisonburgl
WaFTeag0u, Dauvi0s, and way stations.
1851 A d. DA4LI-F asllils5l1l and Florida
Limited FiIst-claas coaches and sleeper I'd
Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville. Din
ing Car service.
ms a. II. DAILY-United states Fast NAH
ElTst-class coaches and drawing room sleeper
to New Orleans Dining ear service.
E:01 p. 81. WEEK DAIs-Local t8r Harrison
burg and way stations On 3Lanazsas Branch
400 f. II. DAiLI-L0raI Tor b aTTentdn and
Charlottesville
$500 =. b. pAILI-NeW York ard Atlanta EE-
press Elrst-class coach 90 Atlanta, sleeper 70
Columbus via atlanta sunset tourist sleeper
Washington 60 San Francisco Mondays. We'd
neslays, and Fridays, Dining car service a "a
l0.65 p. H. DAHY-New YORK and Memphis
LialiJed wa LynchbuIg). ElrsJ-clazs coach
and sleeping car 10 Roanoke. hnoEF--1es Chat
tano0ga. and Memphis; sleeper 20 New OF
leans Dining Car service.
1915 l.. NJ UALLf-H zsl5ugrCn and south
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation ears 60 Atlanta and Macon; sleep
eEs 10 Augusta, Nashville Atlanta Aacons
Memphis and New Orleaua
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR
THE COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
AS the above Is only part OF the list
OF properties under our charge we viii
gladly furnish complete bulletins on APP
By mail.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO, Inc
14l4 = 81. NV, adjoining the New VIII
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-Lot at Congress Heights.
f3,-2SI feet deep; $3.50 cash. or would take
a good horse as pare pay. Apply TO
ANDERSON, on premises. HOyle Road,
Congress Heights, ID. &. oc2l-3t
FOR SALE
OTS-LOTS-L
EVERY WHERE AND ANYAN HERE
LARGE AND SMALL
DEAR AND CHEAP
We manage a great many estates
the heirs of which are out OF town
ana therefore, anxious TO sell. We
have bargains AT all times.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.
Incorporated.
1914 "E'' Street n. w. OcI5-10t
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FOB sALE-FARms

FOR SALE-FARmS.
FOR SALE - FifJy-acre farm good
buildings, one mile from steam and
electric roads; $3.50. PIERCE s.
PIERCE. Vienna, Va. oc22-3t
A CHICKEN FARM
Fifty ceres and eisht-TOom dwell
ing Large barn and stable chicken
house. Nice orchard. Near Rock
willie, I'D. For only 81 900.
30 ACRES, near Fredericksburg.
Va. Fine dwelling. Iu perfect order.
All necessary ouJbuildilgs. One mile
from station. This land and Improve
meuts are first class, and are worth
81 800. but We can sell this place for
$500. Terms 10 suit.
ATKINSON IL BALLARD CO.
I4ll q ST. y. ". OCl5-tf
FOR SAILED acres good land and
buildings. three miles from the District
line; $500; hustle II you want t. 800
Monroe ST. Auacostia, ID. G.. Ocl9-8J
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-Ey q respectable lady ana
husband q furnished room house 70
care for for the winter, reference n
B. a., 1921 SIN ST. NV oczl-St
WANTED Four-room house. from So
10 SO. "a Missouri ave oc10-JI
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MOORE & HILL (lNC.),
~ I4TH ST. II. W.
A. S. CAYwOOD,

A. S. CAYWOOD,
g33 SIN ST. n. ". Phone Main no
a. 5O0-R ST NV, between SIN and 10th
sts.; 9-T00m brick and store. OneT
wanted.
81 Z5O-L2th ST NV. near T. st. car line,
6-roOm brick modern improve
meuts; rear alley.
g 8C0-W ST NV near 18th ST.. g.
room brick. modern improve
meuts; parking, rear alley.
81 1O0-NEAR 18th and n SITS. NV. A.
room brick and 2-stOry brick
stable; water and sewer.
81 $50 EACH-CIeyeland ave. nw.i TWO g.
room bricks, water in houses
running closets. 1t
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WALL PAPER.

TABLE BOARD Excellent home cook
iug, rooms for rent next door Zl5 ii
so. NV Cl--t
ROOMS PAPERED. SEl up5 house
BROS, g.s III 3d. Hs, Phone j.. l-sI
CG-J-.I
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

HARTFORD TIRES. 90 q. 50. worth
len gJIaranteed- Guaranteed VuIcaniz-
ing, 40 cents G. Z. HUNTER The
bicycle Man, 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.